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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-22
A. M. f. sabbath school Excursion
A BALL, an ARRAY and Radical
HDeaking

~ W. LIZ Nhbbdth SChoOE kAcuEN10u
A ball, am ARRAY and Radical
Speaking
Early yesterday morning a considerable
portion of our colored population were
elated with the prospect of delightful
excursion by railroad to Antioch depot, on
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad.
The occasion was a sort of picnic of the
A. NJ. f. Sabbath school; but the pro
gramme also embraced a dance and some
Radical speaking and proselyting Such
an array of inducements attracted an i'm
mense crowd to the depot and instead of
one two trains were called into requisition
to carry them out. Nineteen cars were
packed and iammed with the enthusiastic
crowd, and there were still :" few more of
the same sort left" Fifteen hundred, at
low estimate, found themselves on the
ground when the trains were emptied.
Those who went TO dance, soon selected
an inviting spot, and commenced " bust
ness" The Sabbath school branch of the
excursion enthusiastically snuffed the fresh
air. and waded into the good eating pre-
pared for the occasion, while the devotees
of politics demanded speech. The Con.
sentative orator, Joseph +. Williams,
being present by special invitation, was
Justify called for, but he was reluctant TO
appear as political speaker on such an
occasion. The crowd insisted, and he
stepped forward, but was politely notified
that the programme of the speechifying
was cut and dried" and he had better
postpone his remarks. Nelson Walker
and George Bartee then dispensed the
teachings Of the Radical dspensation 70
the members and friends OF the A. NJ. +.
Sabbath school. Most of them, however,
had previously heard enough in that line,
and wandered off into the woods and prom
enaded the hills and valleys-leaving a
small knot of listeners to the Radical elo-
quence- and the political feature of the
occasion was very nearly dead failure The
close Of the speechifying was reserved for
DIR. Woods, who was just warming into his
great theme, when the ball part of the
affair inauguratd very lively and exciting
"scene not down in the bills" This was no
less than an impromptu fight, in which
knives, rocks, sticks and fists were the rul-
ing weapons. Cuts, thrusts, knock-downs
and drag outs, bloody shirts, battered skulls
and bunged eyes were the order of the day
The Ball department of the A. NJ. +. S. S
excursion was thus made a fair Counter
felt presentment' of Kelley riot or a New
Orleans Radical convention mob. Several
were severely wounded, but none fatally.
This depression called the attention of the
entire crowd, and DIR. Wood was cut incon-
tinently short. The excursion here termi-
mated, and as soon as the cars could be filled
the participants returned TO the city. The
Radical theory of mixing up balls, politics
and Sunday schools, does not work well in
practice, and We recommend our eolored
fellow-citizens TO keep them separate here
after
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Doors. SASH AND BLINps at cost, corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets.
may7-lm
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MoneN and sfocI MANNED.

New York Money and sleek Market.
NEW YORK, May 2l-Money a shade easier.
5C07 per cent. on call. The failure Of Frazier,
Trenholm * Co., of Liverpool and Charleston, is
announced for four millions SOuthery banks
reported heavy sufferers, and as their bills have
been current to some extent here. some New
\ Ork houses suffer. Sterling quiet at 9A99ts.
Gold closed quiet at 1928. The Palmyra for
Liverpool tomorrow. it is reported, will take
out 81, 100000. Governments higher, and steady.
Registered coupons of 81 lll13@lllA; 5-2Os
do registered '62 lO6Gl06l4 sos coupons '62
lG9dlO9l4 $50 coupons "a l0595Gl053k ; $40
coupons Of IS 10619@l0634 l0-l0s registered
g91a9992s; August $50 lO61s@ 1855 June 7-3Os
lO55s@lO5}s.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. May 2l-Tbe dry goods market is
languid. Standard brown sheetings best makes
in light supply or withheld from market at lSc.
seconds l., and inferior 10. Bleached muslins,
best makes scarce. but all makes below 3 per
yard are plenty, and selling relatively lower.
Prints steady and quiet.
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Tobacco is active. but
prices are unchanged. Cotton dull and uomi
nal. Flour dull. dropping and unsettled-su-
perfne 50 509ll; extra SO 50a Il; double extra
So S@l7 .. Wheat heavy and lower, aud
buyers continue to stand 0h-gOod TAIL - 500
2 90. prime S3d3 Is: choice 81 2Ta3 40 Corn
dull with favorable prices for buyers, and quo
tations range from 81 03@ l. and 81 Il; the
latter for fancy white. Oats advanced under
light !recelpts from Slc@94c. Barley and rye
dull and unchanged. Provisions irmer, but in
active. Mess pork go 50@22 IS. Bacon 1890
l213c for clear sides. Lard l213c for choice ket-
tie, and l39l313c for choice keg.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. MAY 2i.-Flour dull but prices
are not lower, and yet but little could be bought
at the current rates, which are Sl2 0e@l2 25 for
winter superfine. and Sl3 5G,Gl5 % for trade
brands, and SIS 509l6 80 for fancy. Wheat dull
and not much in market No. winter red, 81 TO-
Mllers are not renewing, owing TO the low pri-
ces and the dull market for -four. Corn dull
and prices lower. No. l. s5c in bulk and 95@9Sc
for sacked. Oats rather weaker, closing at Re
for No. in bulk, and Sic for sacked. Whisky
dull at 32c, buyers offering 30. Cotton dull and
nothing doing. Middling can be bought at DC
Provisions firm and quiet, and not much de-
mand. Mess pork. So 55@22 Is. Bulk meats
are held at S@l014e, and bacon at 9@ll@12l4c
Lard 1910, and the market firm. Gold closed
at 1871 buying, and l3S selling.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May Election dull, and &c
lower. Sales of $50 bales at 2713@2Sc for mid
ding uplands. The -four market is dull, l0c
lower; superfne State and western, SO 55@l66 60;
ex-western Sll 90dl3 r.; choice do. Sl3 S06
Ii 80: shipping r. II. o.. Sl3 l4Gl5 IA trade
brands, $l4 1926 40, closing dull and heavy.
California quiet at SIG 00@l7 90, Whisky steady
at 35c in bond.
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THEATRICAL.-On Monday evening
next, the Adelphi Theatre will be opened
under the auspices of Mr.. John T. Ray
mond. Mr. R. has a large and able dra-
matte corps, and our citizens may expect a
brilliant season. They are at present
playing in New Albany, Indiana. Their
arrival will be hailed with pleasure. Never
was Nashville in better mood for enjoy
ing the drama.
The New Albany Ledger of Saturday has
the following notice of Mr.. Raymond s
company:
The beautiful sensational drama of East
Lynne, or The Elopement, was performed
with signal success by the Raymond COM
pany at Music Hall last night. Miss NJ.
L. Gordon was particularly happy in her
rendition of the characters of Lady Isabel
and Madame Vine. In all her parts, how
ever, she is excellent, and is fairly entitled
to the great popularity she enjoys in our
city. As Sir Francis LeVison, Mr.. c. Car
roll Hicks has few superiors, and Mrs.
Foster is inimitable in Miss Carney
Carlyle. Tonight, for the first time in this
city, the great spectacular drama of the
Sea Of Ice will be produced. The play is
one of wonderful beauty. Miss Gordon
appears az Louise de Lascours and Ogarita,
the Wild Flower of Mexico. The company
is the best ever in the city.
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CEDAR FLoORMGt CEDAR Posi-, FENCING
PLANK AND DRAwED POPLAR SHINGLES, gerry
to,0 corner Of Crawford and North Summer Sta.
mav7-1m
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The Memphis Typographical Union
have appointed the following committees
to make preparations for the meeting of the
National Convention which takes place in
that city on the first Monday in June
Committee Of Charles
Wilson, II. c. Whitaker, J. Doyle, James
Brent, j. L. Graft.
Financial Committee-Geo. +. hawkins,
W. IL. Bates, II. +. Crandall
Committee on Printing! w. Win.
chell, f. S. Vanhorn, Jr., J. NJ. Spalding,
c. G. Ward, c. II. Beehn.
Reception Committee. NJ. Campbell,
c. L. Spencer, NJ. l.. Vanhorn, +. Land
voight, h. X. Jack, James Forlong, Thos
Darden, b. f. Price, }. l.. Gibbons.
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LARGE STOCK
Choice Selected Flowers, Plants,
Shrubbery and EVerxreens.
THOMAS GARTLAND, GARDENER,
BROAD STREET,
West Of Cnmhsr1nnd Hosnit.l

HAS ON HAND THE CHOICEST AND
II most extensive stock Of Native and In
ported Flowers, Shrubbery. Deciduous and
Evergreen Trees. Roses, Vines Greenhouse and
Bedding Plants about Nashville which will be
sold at lowest cash prices. Those in want Of
such are solicited TO examine the stock at the
Garden. fsb22-ym
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To rHE PUBIC IN GENERAL.-lour al
tention il respectfully called 10 the daily
arrival by express, Of c1stomInade Boots
and Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"a North College street
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MORGANsTERN.
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WANTED,

= 900 POUNDS OF TOBOCCO.-WR
O,OUO will pay the best market prizes for
Tobacco. 10 good prizing srder, at No. 10 South
dseS7-a LESTER 4 co.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.

lFEERUARY RULES, iSbl.l
William II. Lewis W. Casey sherod & Co.
Original Attachment Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
/ satisfaction Of the Clerk add Master Of said
Court from affidavit, that William +. Turnly,
one OF the defendants In this cause, is a non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and resides
in the State Of Alabama, so that the ordinary
process Of law csnnct be served upon bin il -
therefore ordered that Publication be made for
four successive wee &c in the Nashville UniOn
and Dispatch, anewHpaper published IN the city
Of Nashville. Tennessee, requiring the zaid dc
fsndanr 70 appear at the next term 0f the
Chancery Court, 70 os held nj Linden, Perry
county, on the second Monday In June next,
1867 70 plead, answer or demur 20 complain
ants bill or the same viii be taken for confessed
a. 10 hin and set for hearing ex parte.
X. NJ. THOMAS. c. ard NJ.
v-tfF
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WING, TOBEY a. co

JAS. G. OGDEN. Prest. Chs. 7. WING. Cashier
PEOP LES BAN
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Nashville Agencw Sc College
w. ID. TALBOT,
WOOD d SIMPSON.

Nos. so and 52 Front ~, near Broad.
DQILERS. SHEET IRON BREECHING.
ID Chimneys and Fire Beds made % order.
Repairing and everything in our line promptly
attended to.
aprJ1 3u~
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank OF Tennessee, Deals in Gold,
silver. Government Stocks. Com
pound Interest Notes, Land " Rrranfs
and Southern Bank Notes.
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The stocks held in interior towns, from
which We have returns not included in the
receints AT the nnrts are az fnllnMs
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Tennessee Bonds.
TENNESSEE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

And on all the principal cities of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money:
TENNESSEE. SOUTH CAROLINA
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at............-....gOA A. N.
Leave Nashville 30 P. =
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second Washington and Southern via
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
MAIIS-FEBRUARY Ist.--OmcGaI.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splen

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-16
Know Thy Detss- inv.

MADAME Z. +. THoRNroN. the great FL gli sh AS
trologist, Clairvoyant and Psychmetrician, who
has aStonished the scientific classes OF the Lbd
World, has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
els OF second sight, a5 to enable her to impart
knowledge Of the greatest Importance to the single
married ofethtr sex. While in a state france,
she delineates the very features Of the person you
are to marry, aud by the aid OF instrument Of
intense power, known as the Psychomotlope, guar
antees to produce iE4-like picture Of the future
husband or wife OF the applicant, together with
date OF marriage, position in lite, leading traits OF
character, &c. This is humbug, as thousands
OF testimonials caa assert. She will send when de-
sired certified certificate, written guarantee,
that the picture is what itpufports to be. By en-
closing small lock Of hail and stating place Of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself. YOU will receive the picture and de-
sired information By return rail. All communi-
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dence, MADAME =. =. THORNTON, P. o. Box
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Abolition Of Slavery in Brazil.

The decree of the Emperor of Brazil abol-
ishing slavery in his Empire completes,
with the exception Of Cuba, the overthrow
Of slave institutions On this Continent
Spain may be expected at an early day to
give way to the general pressure Of the
emancipating spirit, and to surrender the
only remaining citadel of slavery i'll Amer
lea to the 'Genius of Universal Enanci
patton" When this result is accomplished,
the slave trade, for which Brazil and Gu
ba have been for years the chief markets,
and which has always been Reproduced by
good men everywhere, will cease to ex-
lst
The Southern States of the Union may
console themselves for the loss oftheir form
er slaves by the reflection that abolition is
"a general thing" AT one swoop the
Emperor Of Russia cmancipated forty mil
lions Of Serfs, in comparison with which
number our little four millions are mere
drop in the bucket. Now Brazil has joined
the array Of liberating States. Our case
is not one Of peculiar hardship. 1t is as
unless to try to stop one Of those moral
epidemics, that at tim IS sweep over the
globe, SIS to arrest the progress of the
cholera. War or no war, sooner or later.
slavery was bound to come to an end, here
as we'll as elsewhere.
The most injurious effect of emancipa-
ton in this country, to both whites and
blacks, is the suddcnness of the move
ment; an evil which has been averted in
Russia, by the fact that the serfs, who are
white men, were better prepared, by pre-
vious training, for self-dependence than
the blacks Of the South and in Brazil by
the wise provision Of the Emperor for
gradual emancipation. With his chaiac-
teristic sobriety Of Judgment and moder-
alton of character, the Emperor of Brazil
has decreed that all who were born after
the 9Th of April last are free whilst all
other slaves only become free at the end
Of twenty years.
Out OF population of about eight mil
lions in Brazil, it is estimated thAt onl y
two millions are whites, whilst there are
two million African slaves and six hun
dred thousand mixed slave population
The remainder are mixed free people and
Indians. Whilst slave labor ia Brazil has
always been severe, as ali agricultural Ia
Dor must be in country where the plough
is almost unknown and the earth turned
up by the hoe, there has never been. any
prejudice there against color Every Of
dcial position and every vocation OF life
have always been as open to black as white.
Southerners who have left the South to
make their homes in Brazil have travelled
long ways to get ''out Of the frying
pan into the fire. . Richmond Times.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser. having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after hav
l1Gg suffered tor several years with severe lung
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To all WHO desire it, he will send a copy of The
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address. Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg, King Co., New York.
MAY 2-ly.
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Dr schenck,s pulnonic ,vpun

HIS great medicine cured Dr.. j. |. Scpvvo,,
the Proprietor of Pulmonary 0nsumntoo,
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His physicians pronounced his cae incuraho
when he commenced the use of thi simnIo hut
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very short time, and no return ofth disease hoe
been apprehended, for all the SYMPTOMS ouicLlv
disappeared, and his present Weights more than
two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure of Consumption and the
diseases which are usually complicated with it.
and the cures effected BY his medicines have been
very numerous and truly wonderful Dr. Schenck
makes professional visits to several of the larger
cities weekly, where he has a large concourse Of
patients and il is truly astonishing to see poor con
sumptives that have to be lifted out Of their car
riagcs and in few months healthy robust persons
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Full directions accompany each, so rfat any on
can take them without seeing Dir. Schenck, bu
when il is convenient it is best to see him. Fl
gives advice free, but for thorough examination
with his He5p;romater his fee is three dollars
Please observe when purchasing that the tw
ikanesses OF the OoctOr-onc when in the last stag
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BAIL FOR JEFE. DAyIs.-Jeff Davis's
counsel are preparing for his expected re-
lease very industriously, although Judge
Underwood is known to hold that treason is
not bailable offence Bail will be tend
eled in the sum Of 500, 00O, and the two
sureties first offered will be Augustus ScEell
and Horace Greeley. 1t should be re-
mcmbered that the custody Of the Mar
shall, all military control over his person
ceases, and the court must Of necessity
then dispose Of his case in some manner.
He may be remanded to jail for the next
term, and if that happens he will be worse
off than now, for the President would have
no power to release him. Hence the anxi-
ETY. Of his counsel to secure the acceptance
Of all World.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK. May L A cable dispatc
to the New York Herald says that, no
withstanding the settlement Of the Luxen
bourg question by treaty arrangement
fears are entertained and generally expires;
ed that war has merely been postponed b
the work Of the dipIomatists. WarliA
preparations are still actively carried on
France, Germany, Russia, and Greece. :
It is said that before the adjournment (
the Peace Congress proposal is likely
be addressed by England to all the Power
inclined to bclligerent action, in "hic
Queen Victoria will urge a general dil
arming. Should this proposal be enter
tanned. another Congress will probably a
semble in London to secure it's formal 4;
doption and uniform execution by all til
Great Powers 1t is thought even th
proposition will not be successful in secu
ing the maintenance Of peace.
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Tie New York Tribune having under
taken to make capital out Of the song, 20.
I'm good REBEL" the New York World
ret0rts:
Il reasonable song writing is a good
reason for disfranchisement, what has the
Tribune to say against the execution Of the
sentence upon its own editor? Suppose the
Charleston fire companies, the other day,
as they lifted their hats to the old flag by
General Sicsles's order, had sung snatches
from the TriJane's celebrated lyric on the
national emblem. one company giving
these lines:
Gall hail the Haunting lie
The stars grow pale and dim,
The stripes bloody scars
A lie the Wanting hymn
Another these:
Clear down the Haunting lie
Hal!-maSt the starry flag!
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted ragl
Destroy it We who can
Deep sink it in the waves!'
And go on; does our inquiring contempo-
rary think they would have been more JUS
tifable than the singers (f there ever were
any, of which there is no evidence of the
Richmond song?
The street-car question in Now Orleans
has been settled. The chief of police has
issued an order prohibiting the interfer-
ence of negroes with any car.
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Wonderful But True.

MADAME REMINGTON, tie world-renewned AS
troogist and Somnanbuhstic Clairvovant. willie
in a carvoyant state. delineates the very features
OF the person you are t. marry, and by the aid Of
an instrument of intense power, known the
Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce perfect
and lifelike picture OF the future husband or wife
Of the applicant. with date Of marriage, occupa-
ton, leading traits OF character, DC. This is no
imposition, testimonials without number can as
sert. By stating place Of birth, age disposition,
color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents,
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture by return mail, together
with desired information.
nas~ Address in confidence, MADAME GER
TRUDE REMINGTON, p. 0. Box 297, West
Troy, n. Z. Feb. 27-lv.
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Riot at Richmond.

RICHMOND Va, May "a serious ri
OF occurred here this evening. A larg,
crowd OF colored people gathered on Cary
street, 70 see the trial between the engines
of the Richmond and Wilmington (Dela,
ware) Fire Companies. A fight took place
and colored man was arrested The mot
OF colored people rescued him, but he was
again captured. Upon arriving at the Up
per Station House the colored mob again
rescued him, throwing paving stones at the
police.
Captain jenkins of the police, two ser.
geants and one private were injured two
OF them seriously. BY this time the M
had swelled to nearly thousand color
people General Schofcld sent up co,
pany of the 18th Regiment and came hin
self. He spoke to the mob commando,
them to disperse, but the order was d
obeyed. The soldiers then charged bav
nets and drove them away.
More soldiers were sent to the Staff
House after night and no riot is now lik
~ to occur. During the progress of
disturbance the mob surrounded a house
which white boy had taken refuge am
clamored for him until he came out. I'd
ponce ponce t s2aid Ii inhl d;a a slu1g shot ~v'''