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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-07
M q SICAL.
NAsMVILLE. TENNERsEE

GHICKERING, MILLER, STICK, BRAD
~ bury. and other Pianos; Taylor 4 Farley,
American. and Mason 4 Hanlin Cabinet Or
gans. and all kinds Of Musical Merchandise.
South.
Pianos and Organs as low as the lowest. Old
Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Schools. Churches and Lodges furnished on
the most reasonable terms. Send for Csta.
lOgues and Price Lists. Tuning and Repairing
satisfactorily done. marriott
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New York Items.

. NEW York, July 22.-Frank w.
Ballard, for nearly three years Secre-
tary of the Security Insurance Com
pany, Is a defaulter to the amount of
$63 900. Specializing in Wall Street
with the Company's funds is the
cause of the defalcation.
1t is stated that the United States
steamer Seminole, which left Nor
folk recently on secret expedition,
Is cruising In Haytian waters for the
capture ofthe Haytian prlvateer Hero,
which has been preyiug on American
commerce on those waters. She is to
be captured and taken to Washing
ton.
Colonel Warren, the Fenian. and
j. ID. O'Connel waited upon Secre-
taries Boutwell, aud Robson and
Attorney General Hoar yesterday aud
told them Of wrongs inflicted upon
Fenian prisoners in England They
intend to lay the matter individually
before every member of the Cabinet.
The Attorney General was not at all
gracious to them, and intiInated that
the invaders of Canada were a set Of
thieves and robbers.
The E:CpreSs says the Toledo and
Wabash difficulties have been AMIGA
bly, adjusted and all suits withdrawn.
The company viii only issue one
million of new stock instead Of four
millions. This stock is to be equally
divided between eontending parties
represented by Jay Gould and A.
Boody.
John A. R@bling, a we'll known
bridge engineer, died to-day from
lock jaw, occasioned by his foot being
jammed while surveying tne grounds
for the East River bridge.
A building in Brooklyn was burned
to- day. Loss $3.50, 900.
Bogars, the defaulting Naval Pay
master, arrived to-day from Calves
ton, in custody ola marshal. He will
be tried in September.
a man named Quinn is now thought
to be the murderer of Watchman
Lawrence, of the Hoboken Ferry.
Quinn has fed.
The Cuban patriots at Fort Lafay-
cite will probably be released to NOR
row.
Daniel Kelley was arrested for kill
ing his father, yesterday, while in
dulging In family quarrel.
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snnfh lmrrIcan NeMa.

NEW York, June pa Buenos
Ayres letter of June 18th, states that
Lopez was about to torture his prison
ers In retaliation for the refusal of the
Comte Deu to prevent the Paraguay
an battalion In the allied army from
carrying the Paraeu9yan flag, when
Minister Mcmahon interfered. and
declared all to be under the proteo-
ton of the United States.
Commander f. NJ Ramsay, of the
United States Navy, was married re-
cently,at Buenos Ayres, to Miss An
ME MeMahon, a sister of the Minister
st. Thomas advices state that the
steamer Telegrafo had escaped from
there after the authorities had de-
termined to seize her.
The blockade of Maraeaib0 proves
to be nothing but paper blockade.
Haytieu advices show that revo
luton is still going on there.
The St. Domingo Government has
declared the steamer TELEGRAPH pi
rate, and invited all governments to
treat her as such. .
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Mozat-
Ian advices to July 10Th state that
the Fourth of July was quietly OBJ
served by the resident Americans.
Governor Rubi being unwell sent
his Secretary to make the usual con-
gratulatory visit to the American
Consul.
The rainy season has commenced.
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Military Operations In the West.

CHICAGO. July 22.-The following
information is obtained from General
Sheridan's headquarters:
The War Department at Washing
ton has issued orders for the transfer
Of troops from points In the East to
various military posts near the Upper
Missouri River, along the frontier,
which have become greatly reduced
In the numbers of the troops left
there to defend them. The Superin-
tendent of the Recruiting Service at
Cincinnati Is Instructed to forward,
without delay, all disposable recruits
at Newport Barracks, Kentucky, to
reinforce the Thirteenth Infantry.
The Superintendent of the Recruiting
Service at New York, will forward
all dispOsable recruits at the depots to
the Thirteenth Infantry, one hundred
to be sent via Chicago and the North
western Railroad to Siouy City, and
thence by boat to Fort b ford, Da-
kota, the balance by th cheapest
route to Corrine, on the Union Pacific
Railroad, from which point they will
be marched to such post, occupied
by the Thirteenth Infantry, as may
be designated by the Commanding
General.
The Superintendent of the Mount
ed Recruiting Service at Carlisle
Barracks, Pennsylvania, will forward
a detachment of one hundred re-
cFuits to Fort Ellis, Montana, to be
assigned to Companies f., H., and L.,
of the Second United States Cavalry.
Each of the Quartermaster's Depart
ments will furnish transportation.
Generals Sherman and Sheridan
have telegraphed their congratula-
tions to General Carr, of the Army,
on his recent dashing military expe-
ditiOn against the hostile Indians of
the Far West.
General Parker, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, gives ii as his opinion
that the effect of General Carr's re-
cent success over the savages will put
a stop TO Indian raids and outrages
on the Western frontier. r
A letter from Fort A Abercrombie,
dated July 19th, says the Northern
Pacific Railroad exploring expedi-
ton has reached this point in good
health and enjoying themselves. They
march to Georgetown, two days jour
ney, where they divide.
Gen. Smith and party are returning
eastward by Crow Wing and Lake
Superior, and Jay Cooke and agent
and others are going to Fort Steven
son, thence by boat eastward to Sioux
City, and to Markato and st. Paul.
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WasbIngtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Gen. Mar
cy, Inspector General, has been or
dered to make several inspections at
Fort Porter, Plattsburg Barracks.
Madison Barracks and Rouse's
Point.
Lieut.. Helmes D0at has been de-
tailed to perform the duties Of Indian
agent.
Receipts from customs from July
10th to 18th, SO ,109,543,
WAsHINdroN, July 22.-Measures
have been Instituted for the organiza
ton of a Company having in view the
holding of. the Worlds Exposition Of
Manufactures, &C., in Washington,
one year hence.
An official proclamation is made of
the recent COn3ention between the
United States and Peru for the ad-
justment of the claims of citizens OF
either country against each other.
They are to sit at Lima.
Returns frorn the Land Office at
Salt Lake City show that during the
first two weeks of June last, S83 de-
claratory statements, covering l4O,-
600 acres, were fled In that Office
under the pre-emption act.
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test between Bishop Dnggan and certain
OF his clergymen, maintained a steady op-
| position to that prelate.
The Railroad Committee OF the Pitts
burg Council yesterday agreed TO report an
ordinance for consideration at the next
meeting OF the CouRcn, granting the right
OF way along the Monongahela and Alle-
gheny wharves, to the Pittsburg & Con-
neIisville Railroad, 20 enable them to con-
meet with the western roads.
Mrs. Jennie Wright, wife Of a workman
in Belmen's wire goods factory, in Clnein-
NATL shot at, but missed, j. W. Hart, an
employee In the same house, on Wednes-
day afternoon. Her version of the affair
Is, that in the absence OF her husband on
account of sickness, she went to the fac
tory for something he had left. Hart,
while she was there, made indecent pro
posaIs to her. Her husband, who Is
cripple, refused, after hearing this, to re-
turn to work, and told the proprietor the
reason. The latter spoke to Hart aboutth
matter whereupon he said Mrs. Wright
made the proposal to him. Mrs. Wright
yesterday Confronted Hart, and he re-
peated tho accusation TO her. She then
answered with pistol shot, and was ar
rested. She IS young, and bears good
reputation.
The Republican state Convention OF
CALF .rnia, on w ednesaay, nominated Lo-
renzo Sawyer and A. 9. Pratt, for Judges
OF Supreme Court, and adopted a series or
The hrs5 pledges the support
OF the party to- and endorses Grants Ad-
miuistrations The second says: The negro
question ceased to l1e an element in
American politics, AMI the ratification of
the fifteenth Amendment should be fol-
lowed by an act OF universal amnesty and
acknowledgements Of the southern people.
Thetnird regards with satisfaction the in
creasIng Immigration to that statefiom
the Atlantic States and Europe, but while
giving them preference, the people OF
China are eutttied to the full proteetioniof
The Jaw; opposes China suffrage In any
form, and any change in the natufaIiza-
tfon laws OF the United States.
The fourth recognizes the power
of the Gen eral Government. 20 Keatrict
or prevent Chinese innigration by terInl-
mating our commercial relations with Chi
ma, but believes the closing of our ports at
present against the Chinese would be in
furious to the material interests or cur
coast, a reproach upon the intelligence of
the American. people and contrary to the
. pfrit of the. agss The ffth approves the
Eight Hour Law. The Sixth endorses the
action of Coug gross In rejecting the Alaba-
ma treaty, considers it the duty OF the
General. Government to demand full Pepa-
ration for the injury inflicted by the Brlt-
fsh Government and people upon our com
merce during the late rebellion. The sew
enth fayorssthe equalization OF taxation
on all kinds OF property In the State. The
eighth opposes grants TO States In aid OF
railroads.
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commencement Day at Dartmouth
College,


HANOVER, N. H., July 22.-Oom-
mencement day proper at Dartmouth
College was celebrated to-day, and the
exercises have passed off with more
than usual cckdt. A large meeting of
the Alumni was held this morning, at
which a resolution was adopted with
a view to obtain $500, 900 for the Ool-
lege, of which $25, 600 was subscribed
on the spot.
At the close Of the literary exer-
clses, honorary degrees were conferred
as follows: ID. d., Rev Edmund o.
Hovey, oflWabash College, Indiana;
Rev. ID. Hopkins Emerson, of Phila-
delphia; Rev. FL. II. Eaton, of Pal.
myra. LID, Hon. JAS. f. Joy, of
Detroit, Michigan; Hon. Henry A.
Bellows, of New Hampshire; Hon.
j. Il. Sargent, of Massachusetts. A.
NJ, Rev. John w. Allen, of North
hampton, Massachusetts; o. Ray,
ESD, of Lancaster, New Hampshire;
j. Ii. Benton, Jr., of Lancaster New
Hampshire; General John Bedell, of
Bath, New Hampshire, John Ward
Dean, Esq, of Cambridge, Massachu4
setts; DIR. VIM. IL. Muzzy. of Cincin.
natl, Ohio; Hon. Ryland Fletcher, of
Cavendish, Vermont. About 700 sat
down to dinner with the invited
guests and others, vino increased the \
number to nearlya thousand. 89After
dinner the company re paired again to
the tent, where after dinner speeches
were to take place.. a1 l'9a-e
Judge Chase presided and speeches
were made by Governor Stearns, of
New Hampshire l5l'
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From the Pacific,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-An ar
rival from the cod fishing feet brings
$50 GOO fish, and reports ten other
vessels, with an aggregate catch of
2l4,000 up to July 5th.
The eastward bound train on the
Central Pacific Railroad was delayed
five hours, last night, near Humboldt
Lake, by a water-spout washing away
a portion of the road bed.
Among the passengers by the
steamer Japan, from China, were one
hundred and two Chinese women,
sent here to practice prostitution.
The Customs officers seized over
$4,000 worth of opium on China
steamer for violation Of the revenue
laws.
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vote her 100000, with the under
standing of the proposition as nave
stated it, or without any such security
equally; but that if the other under
standing, of holding the railroad bonds
bevond the time when they shall be
needed to iron and equip the road
shall to any extent prevail, Evans
Vile will have nothing to do with the
proposition.
Very respectfully,
i john INGLE, JR.,
President K. & @. X. Il. Go.
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Canadian Items.

OTTAWA, July 22.- Rufuenstein,
the delaulting clerk in the Receiver
Generals Department, escaped from
Jail last night, aud it is reported that
he left for the States.
ToRoNTo, July 22.-The crew of
the schooner Garry Owen made some
afidavits here in regard to the sink
ing of the vessel Laurie, as they did
at Buffalo.
A great temperance demonstration
took place yesterday Representa-
tives from all parts of the Province
were present.
Bishop Buerget has written from
Rome urging the formation of an
other corps Of Zouaves.
Rev. Father Moran is now on his
way to Canada to raise recruits.
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TfIaI OF Yerger COnclndod.

JACKSON, MISS, July 22.-The
trial of Yerger before the Military
Commission was concluded to-day.
but the verdict Is not known. After
the trial was concluded Yerger was
brought before Judge Hill, of the
United States Circuit Court, on a
writ of habeds corpus. Judge VIM.
Yerger, on behalf of the prisoner.
submitted a plea, to which the Judge
Advocate, Col. Thomas II. Barr, sub
mitted a return. and Yerger was re-
manded to military custody, the
points involved having been hereto
fore passed upon by Judge Hin, with
a like result The case will next be
heard from in the Supreme Court
The Don't movement is supported
by the press of the State, and he will
receive the support of all parties.
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We have recently purchased one of
HOES lightning Printing Machines,
and now have il in operation. It's a
most ingenious piece Of mechanism,
and is well worth looking at. We ex-
tend cordial invitation to our friends
to call aud see it, Twill be running
this afternoon from three to six
o'clock. We may speak more at
length Of its merits and capacity at
another lime. o
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The mines at Cosola, Copola, and
Ventono are yielding large quantities
of silver.
General Vega is still at Tepic the
guest at Lozodo. 1t is stated that
Vega will certainly carry out his plan
of Northwestern Confederacy with
in few months at the farthest, his
popularity and support of Lozodo's
troops rendering them invincible.
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Memphis Items.

MEMPHIS, July 22.-Four negro
men and two women were arrested In
Nannconah Bottom this morning and
brought here and lodged in jail on
the charge Of numbering a German
there some months since.
An Italian named Louis Montilalla
was arrested last evening and com
mitted to Jail for raping girl eight
years of age.
A card, signed by numerous citi-
zens of Crittenden County, Ark, ap-
pears il the papers to- day, setting
forth that the killing of Captain
Haynes, some days since, was un-
justifable.
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an immense crowd was present at the
grove IN the afternoon. where
speeches were made by Mr.. Gibbons.
Of Philadelphia, aud others. Ali
the elevators in the city and several
other business houses suspended on
erations to enable the employees 70
participate in the celebration.
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nisoolntinn of CopaTtnershin.

s-~uHx GREBA RTN ERSEHP HERETO
tore existing between Samuel Never
zdolph sugenheipn, solomon Kahn, aud
Roman Greiner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Cirefner
retires from the business, which will here
after be continued by the three hrst-named
parties, who VIII settle all claims AGAINST
the firm, and who are alone authorized to
collect debts In favor Of the same The
name and style of the firm viii remain
unchanged.
Respectfully, $. MEYER & co.
Evansville, j uly 9th, 1869. jy9 d3m
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TaE Germans Of Pittsburg are
making extensive preparations to eel
ebrate-the centennial anniversary Of
the birth Of Baron VoN HUsrBoLDT,
on the fourteenth day of September.
One Of the chief features Of the cele-
bration should be the laying of the
corner stone for monument to that
great Patriarch Of Philosophy, for
which permission has been obtained.
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HnKana News.

HAVANA, July 22.-Two citizens of
the United States named Prentado
aud Cabias, who have been IN PRISON
since February and Senor CATER,
rieg, a Mexican, have boon released
through the intereesston OF the
American Consul General
I The splendid Aldamas Mansion in
this city, confscated by the Govern
ment, has been turned into casino
for officers Of the volunteers. The
total number of estates belonging to
rebels, which have been embargOed
by the Govern ment up to the present
date, is l 200 18
rAdviees from Fernando Pc repre-
sent that the Cuban prisoners there
are in good health.
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THE State University at Blooming
ton seems to have been unusually
prosperous last year, and promises
still better for the future. We ac-
knowledge the receiptof a eatalogues
a summary of whose contents will be
found on the see9nd page, ip an
article copied from the New Albany
Commercial s.fg gF rs..,f
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An u. 8. War Vessel After
q Hayti7 IN PriVateer.
Interesting Foreign News
sb s GAIA tEyD HE .
South American News

isIa.f Afa f tt taHrs
la CINc1NNATI, July 22.-Last evening
the prisoners III Jail at Hamilton,
knocked down the turnkey and at
tempted to release Griffin, who is SEN
tenced to be hung for murder te-
day week. efhe alarm was given and
the plan failed. The four prisoners
who escaped were rearrested.
Prof. Shalter, of Newport, KY, is
in Boone county digging for maste-
don bones for the Cambridge Univer-
sity. ~
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DATR4Y aFS5UEEN a T.
GEN. LEW. Wallace has gone to

Two men named MONROE and
WILLIAMS, we're run over at Indian
apolis, By the Lafayette train yester
day morning, while lying on the track.
WILLIAMS was killed, and MONROE
had to have one of his feet amputated.
The old, old story-drunkennessl
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BUFFALO, July 22-Tho annual
Fenian Festival, at Clinton Forest
to-day, was a grand demonstration.
The military and civic organizations
Of the Brotherhood paraded the
sUreets with music and banners, and
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DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
ee and = FERsT 81,
Important Notice.

a III. PERSONS ARE EEEREB B
A notified thatI have secured q palent .
TOr my Fruit Funnel, and shall prosecute
to the fullest extent OF the law any anu ~ ~
persons Infringing upon my flsnts "
making or selling the Fruit FunheA Will
cut authority from me- =, .Ie.,,, NOV
iy2l div - II y. bhA7l111ONs
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
Zlsi inst.i at the residence OF the bride. in
Elizabethtown, ILL.,, by James Hawkins
ESQ, Mr.. WAsHINGTOE LICHTENBlsRCFR
OF Hew Harmony, Ind, to Mrs. EMIIY A
Z. LEBLAR.
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PADDEN & CO.,
eta 3atLnet 1f
Soap, Candle, and Lard Oil
MANUFACTURERS.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: -''.4-- E
9 e1ia0 fsf1Ja., sat gaas zief
FIRST STREET, near Division.

- ADDEN a CO. ARE READY To
+ supply the trade with the GENUINE
5gLDEG Err ASIVE, GERMAN FRA
~ ~ y ~, IS HO w n EKASIVE, and the
CHEMlCAL OLIVE SOA PS. Every
housekeeper should give 1t o trial.
SOLD py alfrespectable grocers.
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KINGSTON. 0at., July % - The
Right Rev. BishoR1 H9ra25 aeeSeompa-
MED by James q. .hieliys " " pro
ceeded to the penitlenuary TINS morn iI :
ing with the necessary papers Ior the
release of Father Mcmahon. lie was
Immediately liberated, and is at pres
ent at the Bishops residence.
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- z %@r-'
FE9HESE SPRINGS ABE SITUATED ID
"a nine Iattes north of SHOALS STA
TION, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, in very romantic and picturesque
region, abOundIng in game ana ush1 "S
well as mineral and botanical specimens
ROCK, a natural curiosity OF great inter-
est, stands near the road on the 3fay TO
Z The Mineral Water $ considers sd by
many persons as the most valuable OF amy
IN tie West: White sulphur Black Sui
Dhur SuIpho- Chalybeate, ChaIy beate, and
Fresh water and in abundance.
Analysis by. ,Dr. owen OF one OF the
springs shows the following properties:
Fres sulphuTetted Hydrogen, Carbonate
Of MaRneaiat SUI phate Magnesia. 'iuciH-
small quantity, CnrbOuic AciG gfas -
trace, Chloride Sodium. sulDhafe on soda
9ulphate Lime, Carbonate Of Lime Chic
ride Fotasslum--smnli quantity, AIumina
For the superiority OF the Wafer as d
curative agent ana delicious Summer beV-
erages reference need only be made 10 tho
thousands who have used IT, It has been
fouud especially e1icaciOus for Dyspepsia
IN all iis form; Tor an diseases OF the
stomach, Bowe's, Kidneys, Hyes, skins
for DropeY, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Rheuma-
tsn1, Scrofuia, aud alt chronic cases, as 40
Is an active and ethcient ALTEHATIVE.
Warm, Cold, and Tepid Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished or the
Mineral Water.
The Bowling Alleys and Saloon are In
charge OF Mr. GarmOdy, OF Evansville,
who win be pleased 20 cater 10 the tastes
and enjoyment of all his old friends, and
as many new ones rs may favor him with
their presence.
Daily hacks VIII convey passengers 20.
and from the Springs, connecting with the
trains both ways on the Onio and Missis-
sippi Railroad at Shoals Station. Hacks
win also run between Bedford, ON the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago liail-
road, and the Springs
ID. II. DUNIHUE, Proprietor.
The place, with seven hundred aeres5 is
fOr sale or lease for "a term of years.
June IL, dtlstaug
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ST.. JOINS, n. B., July 22.-Ah
accounts from the interior OF the
Province represent the agricultural
prospects as favorable.
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N8TANTED -AG gHT5 to sell a thor.
wv oughly good domestic article, want
ca IN every family. Exclusive terrftorv
gwen. business pleasant and respeetabis,
one agent sold 300 in one small town: one,
lOOO IN nVe towns; one, 81 in calling on ~
IanllleSi another, - per day for DAYS in
succession, upon which he made s31 uef
DAY and others do equally as well. send
lor circular.
LfTTLEFIELD & DAME.
Jy23 Wit Bostaeor1i eo1 NJ, ~ s,,,s
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Warm, Cold, and Tepld Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished or the
Mineral Water.

The place, with seven hundred acress is
fOI sale or lease Tor a term ot 3'eaIa.
lima Il HfIefamn