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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
$500, 600 Dpnars

BITTEN.
9es ,Dire genigeab ieir, nm bic simiea nab aasn,
aeer TOD fat alien, entrdsEben Butteu, apeIbe eas
bsftebense WonopoI beriibrt, 81 perboppeIa.
Die sesenuartis i'm aanbe beitesen6sa EeIesras
pben Gampaanien ijlIo sa eiem nissebeareil TpilOs
pole psri6msIssn urS brtnse1i iaarliea iber fedbs
Rilisnsn Dollars Ossr n.ebs ais 100 g3rpsent Seen
mas bic stnten sttoiet baben, eias uHs ibse asten
fin6 aaf ntebr aIs 1000 qrOsent sefiesen.
Die getriebfamfeit Des tlaternebmens Der SattOaaI
SeIeerapb SOmPGnp 1T pon Der @esier.1as Der Der.
Staaten aarfannt, iabem btefe oerfeI6en 70 pert6s
uoae 5sSsiteu ert5iIt bat ais nus e ener EeIegra<
pbensS eisAidait srthetIt wpFben iino. 5eins Sons
elrFens bat ie bas steler Gompaeais nom epus
sres srtbsIte eft ssbatt, agf ieter Eifenbabn a.b
ppffrabe in osn Ser. Staaten SeIegrup bsn.ainien
aasnlrsen uao in 8etris5 ,u iesen. Die GteI,ln
oeier 6ompagHie in cine unterelas steaaer na6ber
OrsaRifrea. Die @esegettsIraBe ii air iusmer eats
fGebem. eS
Die actiomdre hieisr GOmpasnie t6nnes nibt Gsss
sefauft cber DON elmer aa.e Gompasn1e abertraseu
wereeu. Eas GonsreBzGeiea, auf &rnno Seffen
Sieie Gompasaie prsaaiffrt 1T, osrttetet iesIibe
ne5ertrasuns bes e,tbeiIten lrsi6eiten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
Nai6Ditle llnO GuOrpile
Giienballl.

Die @fisnrBti@er Der Eenueiises nllb @actfic.Gi
ienbdb Ieaeu iesf in Der Office bon Sol. -. Aery.
hnion tus 8ailtsr's gant eds nom nnisn pl,s css.
IeGe GtrnBe ciien Die aftie frfet eee $50, Die ers
erforoerIi@e GinsabIuag betrHet 81 per elttie.
Die M,lsiegntta 6ieier 8abn If uolenbtt, bic yres
arfId1feii Ndne Beritte uf1b 9lbid dtnilaen pS tn
q. W Mlen's Office etntuieHeu.
Die 0id5tiafe;t btefer BG9i fir NagbpiQe unh ben
Staat dIs GntmidInnasm bts Mderbnues ,lb Der
minernItiDeu Rsidthlimet fam ndt aberi9dst ivers
Sef bd btefeI nprt Elm 2anb Idut, reldes uituers
sIsiaIi@ IL 4esns aaI ben Mnba. pom gstEsise gns
Ir lberfroifen onf btefeH Gonttn Mt hnfi9tlih her
Ntehrpeibei ia. Sm feinem anbeten aaHbeStbeile
sSlieH fsinsre Erniiben nnb aaer Art ssiossa
fperhsf. Rens Habn III ben Ser. Gtaatsu f6nn bird
asnler, e r.td an ginssasi, isis asgIsh, sIisa.
Iiefern uMerf9SpHi9e Waen Der beften Dibtsrs Sap,
pellt, Giden, fAwar;e @aanna sRirihen v. y.
hebssal rsi9ls1e MaIisrssaite fir ale msDliaen
@sni biege Balm esbaiit n. isuits BET sen Jet 10
ntebrteen 2anbpretjen Nitb BED Der lAsrf4bp den
6rnttbarfsit ilnt bel. sr6ben Htilfsqislsn biefsr
@taat BIZ esrppdiid5s Ginwenistune ppr1gli4 an 10
ftebem aiib TIRE 6einGtb sperheu. esss~s WY f
aBir opveliireii aui 6nS Grnilibiie al Sebelt. ~
Snteyes an Der aDebiiabrt hiejeS Sfaates b kisfes
Ut bt aimnt, Mtisa ~ nsbns,, une y tsiss ante.s
nebinsT Eist uHsn araftsn ~ amtesfiAtss,
Mlz1 5s s5if-1 FsaFas sss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

gtrlamminng bes sfabifalta Geatral
Gnntt1 Gamites.

Das Central gountb gonrite berfame !
rislte ftd AM Miitttpob ben 5. Sebruar
NaAmittagS 4 llbr in Ser Sta6tballe.
gegeniuartig iparen bic 9erren:
8. 8. Didep, 8. SIS. 4eabooD, S.
gBilion, 6. SIS. Meteutf, Sobn 8ubnt,.
Ism. Wfius, Nbra,n Snlitb, Dan. s.,
gSalfer, 9ellon O.. Werrg, Sirreon8
Walfer, S5enrb 9aroing, 9iram Gbooes,
Or. OF. &naffl nno Sobn 2aIpretlee.
gs iplirbe befdlo6en:
1. DAT Observation-Disclosures in
ben perfGie6enei, Mares utib Siitrifts
AM Mittp o9, oen19. Sebruar-
z llbr Mben6s abgebatteu iueroen
ioaen, mt Selegaten fur cine County
Examinations Contention 80 ernennen
sic am Sounabenb, ben %. e.
bruar Sra d militia gs FL b i'm
@albbile GourtbauS itattfinbet.s
3. 9aB Die 6epraf entationsbafis tuie
folst feitgefeBt 1T: Gin Selegat fun
iebe so 9tilnulen Die ii, Der @ouber<
netrsnabl fur Brotpnlotu ab9egeben
tuurben uno elm abottionelIer Seiegat
fir iebeS 8ru9f6eil iiber % @timmen.
SSerner, oaB ieber Oiitritt in ipelbem
teine 98abl ab9ebalten tpurbe, su eiaem
DeIegnten bere1tigt feirt foa. Ia.
Die folgenoe notwithstanding tparo.
fir bic Convention feitgeftellt:
/. 9foniinatioi bon Gan6ibaten fur
oas S6erriFSanlt, fur 6euenue GoHefe
for: fur G0untn SrlIlfee: fur G.ountp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
gBis bic Giitsabluusen sefaeben
mlIiTeu.

Gia 9r0aent Ses Gopitols mug BEL ber Sabfertpttcn
eiagssabI tUeroelt uS feraere giasabunseu, IpeIs
namefttIi3 fitti 4roseAt ni4A aberfeisen fOHen,
roersen Sar9 ben aatb Der SareftO en- BON Set 81
Seit ME bas 8e6lrfaiB Der Aritung an6 Nusitat=
tnn8 BET 2infen e5 eriSrSera mag, aussef9rteben
Iperssb ieSo9 rersea SersIeieg eiasabluasen nidbt
aassei@ris5sf oersen, bis bas sanse Capital tubs
icribitt iein Iuirs. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
Oie gtaafs3eifnas fir 1868

sOte S16dtS3eaTun0 Ttar 1905.
SaeIi5e uno @odentIids
Staats s8eitun g; Cub fcrip :
tions> Rre fe.
SagIi5e 3eitung; (Ourd
ben krager ins Sans geliefert ODER per
Soft berlan6t):
Bel monatlider ODER biertelidbrli6er
SoransbeaabLtag ST. per Menat.
Ni9t i'm 8oraus be3ablt
81. % per Wonat.
Sci gBobentlider Collection ourd ben
Sr19er. i. 80 @ents per Mo9e.
SO 6eutItdIe 8eitun9:
Durd ben Srdeer ms Saus eeliefert
a 10 Gents per Drummer.
Ser Soft mad allen Sbeilen Der gers
einigten @taoten Z. !. $4 Der Sabr.
Ser Hoit mad SeutidIane, 28orto
Doransbe3abIt
IS. % per Sabr.
s 80 per 9albiabr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

c4sarbeu fiir Sarlner unb Mnefre.-9ie erafteH
W 4Rineral 5arben @ompaenie usrfertgen bic beite,
0ObEteiIite urlo 6anerbGftee BaIbe i'm @ebraHd 5et
gut aneeiegte, nit retuem Geiufamer Del permif9te
Auftride 6dHern f016 SABRE; ne tt ycn etRfr tetis
ten dnnen cher f96nen gboeolaeen 0arbe lins fam
@efdmdd mad uerdnoert DerDen. Sic 1T nHwenebar
fir 3duier, S9eunen, semen. @dscn, elmer. l6er'
baugerGtbe, ennnlbopte, Sifte, MetGaene mp EoiaD
iFabrifaaf bot I'M festen Sabre 5000 RftD SebrantJ
Iab tam in Galier, glaffieitdt unb 6efistett uen
9oIa.s per SOB pom 300 4flnb, fur ben FARMER fur
SaHre geniigen6 Ban feDe fir eth Gfscnlor, wel9es
ale ermir idte Musfunft giebt &eiBe III d4t g ieI
Sarbe. Asreiie: sLt
DANIEL MDWELIp
r.s sR asta earl StraBe, Re OH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
I
Aatipllal Tslg1raph
Cptltllallly

Gin neuss HI etnrbmeu. usIG e ben Gamsn gRas
tionaE SeIssr pb eOnpdnp fabren piro unb wslSein
S,tr9 sinsn netti9en Gonsres.a.t ruerttpoHe 5rets
beitet perIi be iS, IN orsaniiirt aA.6 besrnaeet,
auf senbebetHesoften Gifeasabnsn a1lS gOftaraSsn
in ben 9ereitsten Staatetis SeIesrapRe ainien ~
srri9ten. 9as Capital Iptso. mad seaieben @rnnbs
iSken auisebraebt, NAB Seaen bic p4sr6ant5 tiaies
etprss GOmpungH neuli5 ibre Gsfdafte besonnen
Dat. 8eabitdt1st rit6, Die game 6ei9atsoeIt bel
BEN uatsruesmea ~ bytHsilsssu. aas Capital fsn
betraasa So 1880 ...s5ss5-z5 -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
G0gefiel0 NIB GentuffD
Giienba6ll.
SaafbDifIe nl,b N1empbts 2inie,

NaIb1iue tinD WfemphtS Et1ie. +
Die f9neufts un6 superIdbtt9ite Route mad Rem
4ig perIdbt 0af6pile I'm lis Nad5mtttugs unb
erreidt Wsempbts m icIsenben Mtorgen um ilkrl
8er[1st Memphts nm tIbr @benos unS eEretd5t
SsafbptHe am ndniten Wprmittas 10 ubr. sf
Der 1.l5 9e1mittaes BUG wad5t senauen MiIs
i9IuE IN 6u1nhelet nit ben Siigen Der RobiIe Nnb
6bio Giienbabn fir aue flbIi@en ppntte. GbsBfdHs
mddbt er genanen 9tnf1lns tn @umboIbt nit 1lsen
fir GairO, ct. 2ouis ilio ale rneftli@sn 8untte.
Gfeie 2inte 1T nit fteGaHten S9lafipd9en petiebe,
1T IN giltem f6brbateui Suftuua unb 1T pcsteteitef,
4afasisrs uitb Sra4t i5neH uns piinttIi@ ~ beSr.
bern ~
/ GbOtnae s9auarb,
! flI25 Gea'l. Gup,t. Q. u. &. Gffenbabn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
tperben foaen

le3SDtHeJ Eg5 a3A
Is. Diftrift: 8eeran's &irde.
Sie 8ertbeilung Der 8eIegatenansabl
1T ME folgt: i 80
@ a ros IL; 2-9; 3-8; f.
49, 5-9; Ga; TO; $40; g
2; N-8.
@iFritte: 213; 81; al;
81; 6-2; I'll; 8-1;a 81; 10
~, Hi; 12-l; 1910; III;
15-3; lei; i'll; Isl; 1913;
20--2; M-1; 22-1; 23-1; 24-1 !;
25--1. ~
SotaI <MnSabI Der OeIegoten 126.
Ser Sefretar tuuroe beauftragt, obige
9Serbamolungen in Der v@reB u. SirneS"
lsnb Der !. Eenae1e Staatsaeitungn bis
gum Sage Der Goabentiolt so ber0Tent.
litben.
nGs lit sn hoffen,. Dab bic Mepublifas
rier in ben Warbs uno Sittriften fofors
tige @dritte tbnn nereen, INN cine
boaitanbige Specialization ber3uitenen,
banlit Die 8rilndrnabIen obne SehL ab !
gebalten iuerben f0nilen.
-s5a 8. %. Sifeb, @orlisenoer. .
s 0 bH 81 ub m, sSefretair. /,
3 4 sHt T. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
Wiie,,ba

Gf7cs rrSs siecsiDers Rnn Eupgrinteuhenfen)
N.u. 81. 30. o. ftnbabne
gafbstle, Eenu., ben IL. ssauuar 1861
Sen rnb nab Sonntng, ben u. SanaaE 1868
Iuerben tdsi9 sUs safaeisrsiise in foIssnOsr ORB
sssIsfisn saibujue I'm. SIS .. q. anD $50 a. R.
GrretGeu Oldham nnt.. III 81. ID. rne 500 q. 3D.
8erIaien Sidnan UNI. $50 y. Vi. aMo Gao y. u.
Grretde n gsafbpile nm $50 .. ". unp 7.30 81 "
Gfeie 8iige natten geitoNen Mpf@lub IN gie8ensie
nit ben Aageu Der Yienlpbis unb louisville Gienbnbh
fir SumbDibt, Memphis, 4idSburs, 9ew DrleanA
tliiS dae 8rntte I'm Sdbueften IN Union GitD nit
ben 8iigeH Der @objIe yno, Ebte ni,h New GrIeaus
NIB bbip Gtienbnbnen fir HGbucab, 9rentun, Eenn.,
adpn, 9siIn., Robile, Via, Cairo, st. 2oais, Ghis
caao unS aIe guntte i'm Glhen unb gor ,Iaeften;
III Sidman nit ben Gampfbppieu Der atlantic unS
Niiffiippi Anb Der WsstnEbis uiiD ct. asnis @Gdet
GpMpagnien, Dawufbooten erlter Rlaie fir ale
punfte am obetn NIB nntet Wiisiiippi; u, 9iaibpAe
NIT seH .. a,nS 9 ars 9s.s " ll,is G..aps O. aiss
100 asiisa Sis tirssas @Oate aae ST. e0als. &
As Srr zp WlempbiS. s
.Sabfprei 70 fiais ME Sie Biuisaen paIace sdafs
ipagen an alien Gadt;Gaen. Bep6f burbmatiirt.
Eidets ~ psrfanfem In BET Office Der Gitr fyaitsfet
Gompaitps gsorbweit Ode eberrp ,tnb Ghuro Sirake
ttaS In ben Naibpiae uab Chattanooga Sepot Ii
Nafbpiae, Eefaieliee.
NSut. 50. cJmaeS, g
@seetper anh 0enefaI Super,utsnssss
tant2 pa Der y. ". N.saH. GtienbGbA.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
GrforberIibes 8aar capital.

Die eompasnte 1T Der feften neb9,eusuns, bog
IS qrOseW Dss Granbcapitats sehisem ioetSen, UNI
eine Sra5tIeihHis far
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
10, 900, 900 DDnars
100000 sGttifs gum gari @srtbe bel
$IOO prD Mctie,
$50 pro actie

%00 PEU %8EtIe 4
nas III ioISeubtrinaBen eiHsusa5ien: Sin Yrs5ent
bes Bari @ert5es BET Der Su5fcrtption aMS ni9t
sbr. bis has GAME eriOrberIte capital iRbicrb ri
1T nb feraer auf 8sitimmRns ses atbes Der Riret'
loren; ieso3 iSaen bic Ginaabungea 5 Ytossat pre-
Monet nibt itterfteisen. 5obaIb IS 4FOssnt bes
Bari Rer6es eia seiaHt ab, r1srbsa bic Hftiea aitss
segeben. Tie Gompasnie pirs baum Elm bdar
eingeaabifes Capital Doll
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
Seine Blatarmutb uab 8leiAfabt
n1ebr.s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ilensg latron bon
Or. QeraS

Eiefes neue 9rdparat III bereif in Sranfrei6 uno
enaIaub Gn Steiie Der @iienulitteI a6optirt. Gs III
Iliitiiat ssnb gef1mados nne etiprit in Teins
Standardization her 3nfdmmenfeSMne ees 8Ilttes un6
Der Gncden. gegen Bteiebincbt, Ragenbef6werSe
Sbr1G1e, gerboAune nnb 4nGnie, g6t es tein iGneI=
isrer uno iierer irtenbes aeittel 2ie Afa5emie be
aebeeine penbet IS in sen meiiten Sdiest al une
ltoamit bic beften Grfetse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
@eaels Aussebruae.

Sirop hipophosphite de ehaux (Gnte,
pbospbo.igIaurer 8aIffbrup.
sieies nene 5eitmitteI n,irtt Gusgesednet ben Gus
tsrcuIpfe mad S4uiilbiadt, bsFen seiGbrIidsre
SpRtptOme eS iofprt beieitlst.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
SsefTcr ais GopaiDbalfarn

Rns SrimalItls 4Ratt1ea enpieiu H.o lie Dfatticos
Giri5riSuug eyit ptrnitsten Sdlelt, ale aneere
Mitteln 5 ais eliosIos erwieien baben, Dirb burdb
bic neutrality-suspicious. 6er gdnaen6ie Grfolg ers
Iiegt Dr. Ricora, bsr beriibrtte Spesid Denbet fte
Salt asicbiiebIid an Die Gtniprtsung IoirA bel ris
den Mnb bic apisnb ti perugtsten 6fen In Anpeue
bang eebEa9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

6ein Qeberthraft lliehr,

8rimauIt'S iootrter @ettigs SBralp
Dirt nit sroBem Grfotae tatt bes eeberEbranes, BEN
Il nett pprsu5iebell 1T aigepanet namentlid5 in
S6Ren ron Rritfra,fbeiten, ierofHIoie, Ipinpctf
5t6grugen, @elbfu5t, MsusteIabipannuug ans Mres
tlcfigteit. or perilHgt ben G5rper nurcb traftige
SeijgEnG hes 9Iutes 1T ais Elm eidtes abfil5r=
peecr Den aReeen, nod bic 1Grme unb prb bel fIets
ueu sinssin pgiie bic ninbee Sdaohbteit uer4Oanst
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
25,OOO OSeile.,

9sr5RfteHen unb Sas wiro senasen, ale 9anSesSyter
unb bebsusn6en 8tdse Der Der. Staate,, ,Hit eHaus
Der ~ serbirSen. Sisie tIeber;eMsgns sritnbet fb
aai bic psrtdsIi9ften s9dsunsen NIB DeraatuOrts
Ii9e anseBOte arr GrwabIans uno aasfatuns Der
2mien.
Die 9atiaHal EeIesrapb 6smpasaie 1T unter ben
Gsiessn ses Gtaates ssssp 0rs Ossdaiftrt laS b@r9
eOnsle5aft DOm2l. Ssli 1864 priUileairt.
Srdfeent: George y. 6sntet, pom GIeueIanb,
G5io.
BseepraFSent: aobs rt.e saits, psa VEN gor,s
Stdbt.
s4asmeian: GrestridgreH non Nep
9erE, Staht.
eesretar: ssssseD. matter, Won. SEN sorr.
StaSt.
Office ker sOnpasnis
SO. Ga unO Sc broadway, Retu gorf.
sabierpHOnsn pnssn entssssn gen mmsa in Der
Office Diefe8 SlatfeS.
fet1 sgeod
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

NerD0fe &epfs u. Sefcb tSttb Rler5 gen
psrbsil Sofort bur5 bic braFIiani9e gdiirauG, Elm
yanBIie Subfaps aus BroiiIien, bic bort bon iebsr
i'm @esrau9 ssraeie't aeoeiIt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
8ebiu9unae,r.

6Sstne pplit6noi9e biIolt9e Gef9id1te Der
>zGie bette, biligie umb beIebrensi.e TamiIier
fskrift har1f t1sa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

Attorsey General wilkins made a violent
speech against the confederation with Canada
Ia the Nova Scotia Assembly yesterday, in
Wnlon ne declared that If redress is not gwen
before the next session the people will appoint
Collec,or OF their OWE and have che d nes
psd INTO tne local treasury, and if necessary
they Will appeal to another nation Such an
ufroar ensu d at the CONCLUSION of The spepch
tsat the Speaker declared the Assembly ad-
JCurned.
An Omaha despatch says that II is reported
mat large force Of Cheyenne indians are
moving north, Intendng 10 strike the Pacific
railroad between \ orth Platte and Jrtesburg
General Aegnr's troops are endeavOriEg G 10 IN =
tercept them.
There IS a bill for guaranteeing $1,000 of
Blue Ridge rGllrOad bonds before the South
CarOlIna Legislature.
The Louisiana Legislature has passed q bill
Authorizing The City of New Orleans to borrow
Sl| OO-NU for current expenses.
DeayeT despatch says that three men were
KILLED and one wounded by tie Indians near
Colorado (.ty.
The cattle disease has appeared in several
townships IN ONO, and many cattle have died
The Democratic State Convention of Louis
ana Will meet on the }oth inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

FOREIGN NKws.-The Bermuda dry dock
the largest floating structure in the world next
10 the Great Eastern, was successfully launched
in the Thames yesterday. The London Jour-
Eals continue TO discuss the treaty of the
United States with China. The Pail Man Ga.
zene OF last evening has an editorial upon 1t. A
serious potato mot took place yesterday in
Cork, Ireland, add several incendiary fires.
called out and charge made upon some three
thousand rioters, who were dispersed at the
point of the bayonet. A man named Dyer has
been arrested near Tipperary, Ireland, charged
with firing on Mr.. Scally's party a few DAYS
ago. II 10 stated that Count Sartiges, until re.
Gently French Minister at Rome was recalled
on account of his inability to restore friendly
relations between Italy and Rome. Prince
Napoleon has arrived at Aendon, near Paris.
The heir to the Persian throne died recently of
cholera A prospectus Of a new telegraphic
line TO connect Portugal to the United States,
under the title OF the peoples Cable has
been iSsusd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Serious Troubles-Difficulty i'm the Lecis.
lature-The Militia Law
Especial dispatch to the Star.l


NASHVILLE, Sept. 4-The Tennessee Lexis
lature is still in fever Of excitement over the
militia bill and the kindred measures under
consideration. The House on Tuesday con-
CURED in the Senate resolution TO send COM
mittee to Andrew Johnson to lay the con dition
OF the State before him and ask him tor United
States troops TO protect the people. The House
subsequently reconsidered its action, and as ked
the return OF the resolution from the Senate
out the latter body on Thursday decided that
the resolution was already a law and couId
not be returned. The House thereupon re-
voked the appointment of the two members
who had been designated by the Speaker OF
tne mouse on the committee to visit the Presi-
dent. II the Senate perists in sending its COM
mlttee TO Washington the House will disavow
and repudiate It's acts.
Inc report OF the special committee on the
ku-klux klan outrages neces sitates the pa ssage
of an efficient militia bill. The Senate Yesterday
substituted for the House military bill the
miiitIa M law OF 1866. This will be amended by
the House and made an effective measure
The report of the special committee above
rIerreo 70 Is calculated to create q sensation
I'M hloghout the country. The report states that
the NUMBER Oh outrages which have been per-
petrated in many counties OF Middle and West
Tennessee, during the past few months have
been so numerous, and of such an agprayated
sh Character, as almost battles investigation. In
these couhtes reign OF terror exists. which is
so absolute III ITS nature that the best of citizens
are unable or unwilling to give free expression
to their opinions.
The committee believe that durinp tho mas,
SIX months the murders in Tennessee to saw
nothing OF the other outrages, would average
one per DAY, or one for every twenty -four
nours; that In the great majority of cases they
have been perpetrated by the Khan referred To-
and few, II any, have been brought to punish
ment. A number Of counties in the State are
entirely at the mercy Of this organization, and
rowing Dancs OF mig htly marauders bid efiance
TO the civil authorities and threaten to drive
out every man, white or black who does not
submit TO their arbitrary diciation.
A large amount of testimony is submitted by
the committee, and they close by urging that
the Governor should be invested with full
power to call out such a military force as may
be required to secure obedience to the laws,
and say that If the calling out of such a force
snail be necessary. the responsibility will rest
upon those who violate the laws, and refuse
obedience TO the constituted authorities Of the
OTTO
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The RosrcRAus.LHB CORRESPONDENTS

THE RosEcRANs.LEB CORRESPONDENCE
Elsewhere will be found the correspondence
between General RosecraAs and prominent
Southerners headed by General Lee. 1t does
not appear a moment 300 soon for its purposes
to afford corrective to the mischief done on
the Northern mind by the insane manifestations
Of Forrest Toombs, Cobb, and others. We see
it stated that the distinguished Southerners
who have signed this manifesto would
have preferred having no publication
made of their views, believing i
would not be productive OF much good
They had no desire to be the means, positively
or negatively, of creating any new issue n the
campaign, and were not ambitious the present
emergency Of being the authors of any new
plank for either the Southern people or the
Democratic party of the country. In conse-
guence of the prominence given to the whole
subject, however, il was concluded that some
thing should be said, and hence a letter was
written in reply to one from Gen. Rosecrans,
embodying views on certain points, but de-
signed TO avoid all partisan reference. This
letter was signed first by General Lee, and
subsequently the other signatures were ap-
pended.
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CLAIM FOR A FoRrUNg.-A

REMARKABLE CLAlM FOR tORTUNE.-A
very extraordinary case is pending before
Judge Bruce in Louisville, Ky. The facts are
as follows: DR.. Samuel E. Mckinley married,
IN New-Orleans, q wealthy heiress, a Miss
MORRISON Of Louisiana, by whom he has two
children, a boy and girl, the latter being Il
years of age. His wife dying in the girls in fan.
cy, he moved from New-Orleans 10 New.Aiba-
ny, Indiana, leaving his daughte r at school in
the Ursuline Convent at New-Orleans. He
recently sent for her, but. the authorities in
chsrge OF the convent would not deliver the
ch Id, saying that her tuition had net been paid.
The doctor, her father, denies this, and says
thar he has sent money in full for that purpose.
The Doctor consulted counsel, and sued out
writ of habeas corpus. The Superior of the
convent answered the writ, and averred that
the child was not the doctors daughter, and
that the doctor was drunken and unit TO have
care of the child. 1t is in testimony that since
the case has been before the Court, the SUPERB
or Of the convent has said that the child is the
doctors daughter. The doctor has letters also
from the Superior, calling the child in question
his daughter. The child will come in possess
sion of more than q million dollars on her
grandfathers death, and her father desires
possession Of her and perhaps control Of the
fortune.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE,

violent Speech of Pinchback, the New
Mulatt0 Member-Retaliation for ont.
RACES on the Negroes Threatened.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-PInchback, the mu.
latto recently installed in JEWELS place as
Senator from the Second District, New Or
leans parish, rising to a question Of privilege
in reply to newspaper paragraphs concerning
him, after charging the people OF this city
with numbering and manifesting a growing
disposition to murder men for their political
opinions and the color Of their skin, uttered
the following :-"I want 10 tell them to
beware. l want to tell them that they have
nearly reached the end of their string
The next outrage of the kind that they com.
init will be the signal for the dawn of retribu.
ton; retribution of what they have not
dreamed; a signsl which will cause ten thou.
sand torches to be applied to this city, for pa.
tence will then have ceased to be a virtue and
this city will be reduced to ashes" He was
here called to order, but, proceeding with his
speech reiter tted his threat; adding a notifica.
tion to the Democratic party that they (the ne
groes) proposed TO take the matter INTO their
own hands in future, and proposed TO have a
peace, If they have TO conquer peace.
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THE GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE.-The Sdranndh
Election Bi1-The Expelled Negro Members.-The
bill, as passed by the Georgia Legislature q
week since, to hold the Savannah election on
the first Tuesday in November, limiting the
time TO one day, and giving three ballot boxes.
and vetoed by the Governor on the ground that
the time is lot sum was passed yesterday
by the House over the veto, by q vote OF 81 70
to pay the expelled negro members nine dol.
lars per day 10 the time Of expulsion, and mile
age one way; also, resolution declaring the
persons having the next highest number Of
votes TO the negroes expelled, 10 be members of
the House, IL they have no constitutional in.
eligibility. committee Of three was appoint
ed 10 examine the election returns and report
10 tee House.