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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-06
MEMPHIS.

Democratic by 1000 MaJOrity-EleC-
ton Officers Arrested under En-
EOrCCmcnt ACt-DisaPPOintcd Rad
icaIs-LitIIe smith Fined in Police
Court.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 5.-The judicial election
Yesterday resulted in the defeat of the Re
publicans 10y 1000 majority. Col. Eaton,
United States Marshal, arrested the Oh
ficers of election in the sixth ward for 7lo-
lation Of the law for enforcing the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments They
will be examined before United States
Commissioner Smith next Monday.
There Is great dissatisfaction among the
Republicans, from the fact that large
proportion Of Republican tickets were
thrown out by the failure to state what
division of the State the candidates for the
Supreme Bench were for; and, also, that
they voted for Chancellors and Judge for
which no election was ordered.
United States officials are taking depo-
sitions of large number of colored voters
in regard to frauds and intimidations
Gen. Smith, member of Congress, and
JUDGE Smith. were fined s. each in the
Police Court this morning.
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: NORTH CAROLINA.
ditor of the Raleigh sentinel way

Editor of the Raleigh Sentinel way
laid and Arrested.
RALEIGH, N c., Aug. 5.-Mr. Turner,
editor of the Sentinel, was waylaid on his
way to the depot at HillsbOro, Orange
county, and arrested by Holden,s militia.
Orange county has not been declared IN
the State insurrection, and no disturb
ancess occurred there. Both parties here
are bitterly denounced for the outrage.
The Election Conservative Pros
tiaAII ~ poets. Z
The vote was very close in this county,
with heavy Conservative gains. The Re-
publicans confidently expected 1000 ma
jority in this city, but received only $50.
1t is thought now that the two Conserya-
tives have defeated the colored Republican
candidates, and that Harris, the negro
candidate for Congress, has lost the county
by small majority. 30
The vote for Senatorial candidates in
Franklin county was very close, with
chances in favor of Democrats. Rowan,
Mecklenberg, ,Cabawas, Orange and Gull
ford counties have gone Democratic.
AIamance Republican per Force.
1t is said in Alamance county the Con-
servatives were so intimidated that they
did not vote. The county went largely
Republican. l,E
The vote in Franklin and Granville
counties was very close. 1t is confidently
expected that johnson and Chatham coun-
ties will go largely Democratic.
Conservatives Garry the Legislature
RICHMOND, Aug. ga dispatch from
Raleigh says that the Conservatives carried
the North Carolina Legislature, and that
Judge Brooks, of the United States Court,
will issue writ of habeas corpus for the
Caswell prisoners. ..- -.-r--q .-. .
The Conservatives gained Congress-
man in Buckingham district. 2E-c.E /
The Latest Returns.
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. SIN this county
it is thought the Republican ticket will
average about 200 majority, with chances
in favor of the Conservative Senatorial can
didates. '
kilograms received indicate that the
Conservatives swept the western portion of
the State.
Guilam and Rogers, Conservative candi-
dates for Congress from this district, will
probably be reelected by 100 majority.
The present indications show that the
Conservatives have handsome majority
in the Legislativeion joint ballot, thereby
securing the election of Dene, United States
Senator, in place of Abbott Returns come
in slowly.
The following is probably the result
for Congressman:
First district, Cobb, Republican; second,
41st Congress, Thomas, Republican; third,
uncertain with indications in favor of Wod-
dell, Democrat: 41st Congress, CLAN,
Democrat; AID Congress, Rogers, Demo
crat; fifth, uncertain with changes in favor
of Scott, Republican; 9th, Shaber, Demo-
crat; 7th, Harper, Democrat.
FIom what can now be gathered, Shipp,
Democratic candidate for Attorney General,
is elected by handsome majority.
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THE PACIFIC.
Prince AIGrcd-GOId Nuggets.

SAN Francisco, Aug. Prince Alfred
is expected here on the 10th Of August.
Great preparations are being made for
the Inter-C Colonial Exhibition.
a nugget weighing % pounds has been
found.
The Victoria Government, four colonies,
are1holdiug a conference.
AuStrRIaSian Items,
Melbourne has agreed to accept the pro-
tectorate unless England objected.
A. H Gordon and Ii. Walstat, promi-
nent journalists, committed suicide.
Power, the bush ranger, was captured at
Adelaide.
The Government called for tenders to
construct twelve hundred miles of tele-
graph, overland, to meet the cable con-
Meeting England and Sydney. The parlia-
ments meet ON the 11th of August. A
new Adelaide Ministry is formed, Milne pre-
mier The English troops withdraw from
Australia in August.
Spier Colliery, proprietor, has failed, his
debts amounting to $1,000 pounds.
A great flood in Northern Queens, and
DESTROYED much live stock. The cotton
! crop promises large yield.
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FACTS ABOUT NOSES.

The French, and, indeed, all the Latin
races, are remarkably 'nOsy," and the
study of nosology has seldom been neg
lected in France. Julius Caesar desired
that he might have men about him who
F'were fat and such as slept O. nights, |"
but the modern Caesar, Napoleon l., was
wont to say, ''Give me man with plenty
of nose" He little dreamed that he was
destined 10 be baffled by a people-the
Russians-whose noses were well nigh
level with their faces, and that his .ulti-
mate victor was to be man with the
most prominent nose in Europe
Arthur, Duke of Wellington. Ma
pOleOn's own nose was eXquisitely
chiseled, sculpturesque in mold, form
and expression; but not one of his broth
ers had nose worth looking at, and that
of Jerome Bonaparte was beneath con-
tempt. Ney's was weak, undecided,
though honest. But consider the mighty
hook of BernadOtte, the severe aquiline
of Kleher, the dangerous protuberance of
Mureau! A man with that profile was a
man to be got rid of. Robespierre's nose,
small, delicate, puggish, supercilious,
| lOTlllS OUC VI lllC ONlNiCoJ OulNdlI CLdl ~
teristics of that inexpliCable man. 1t is
not. like Marat's, that of blOod-spiller.
II would have better become q member
of the Social Science Association, or a
oloctrinaire opponent of capital punish
ment. Voltaire's, on the other hand, is
eminently typical of the man. 1t is sharp
as pen, inquiring, suggestive, scornful
and hopelessly skeptical. But for a
thoroughly emblematic creature, naughty,
imperious, commanding, imposing, com
mend us to that of Louis XIV. The
Grand Monarque, it was discovered after
his death, was really little man; but ii
| was much more his nose than his tower
ing periwig and his high-heeled shoes that
made him look seven feet high. Depend
upon it, but for that nose obedient mil,
lions would never have bowed down and
worshiped him for seventy years.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Between $4,000 and 100 900 pounds of
bacon were consumed in St. Louis ware
house yesterday.
A young lady, 10 years of age, commit.
ted suicide at Catersburg, Ind, Thursday
night.
A telegram from Denver says, two horse
thieves were hung Thursday by vigilants
at Pueblo.
An earthquake was felt at Oaxica on
the 26th ult.
The Governor of Campeche has taken
up arms against the Federal Govern
ment. Campeche is declared IN state OF
siege.
At Havana the cholera has considerably
increased. As many as thirty deaths oc-
cur daily.
Granville Mears, formerly highly re-
spected citizen of Boston, hung himself
Yesterday
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SPRLNG OPENING
F OR rs O.,

now complete in every department of the
trade. Our Goods win be found most
elegant and superb, unexeelled and IN
rivalled in excellence, embracing Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics of the choicest and
test designs, being mostly hand made
and warranted in every instance to give
entire satisfaction. We earnestly Invite
the attention of all vino desire good goodS
which are manufactured with & speciA
view to first-class retail trade. -
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NEW MEXICO.

Crops, Banks, Indians aad Cold.
SANTE FE, Aug, 3.-The season thus far
here has been delightful, the thermometer
at noon time rising over so degrees. The
wheat and corn crops are very promising.
Yesterday the articles of Incorporation
for the First National Bank of Santa Fe
were filed in the Secretary's Office. Capt.
tai $1,000
The city is full of Navajoes on a visit to
the Governor.
Rich mines have recently been discov-
cred northwest of here, creating consider
able excitement.
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ROME.
The Last of the French-POnIificaI
Territory to be NcutraI-EnGlRnd
Protecting the Pope.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Strenuous efforts were
made by the Court of Rome to bring the
influence of Empress Eugene to bear eff
fectually against the withdrawal of French
troops, but failed, and to-day the last do
tachment leaves Civiaa Vecchia,
The negotiations at Florence for the
preservation of the neutrality of Pontifcal
Territory was successfully reported.
England has sent two frigates to Tiber to
protect Pope advices.
A report from Rome represents that the
Jesuits are endeavoring to induce the
Pope to remove to Malta.
Collisions between the German and
French soldiers in the Papal service are of
constant occurrence and the war news mar
rowly watched.
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WINNEPEG.
All Serene.

CHICAGO, Aug. "a party of gentlemen,
who left Fort Garry on July %, and arrived
at st. Paul to-day, report everything quiet.
The Canadian expedition under Col. Wool
sey had reached Rainy Lake, about fifty
miles from Fort Garry, and proclamation
was sent forward declaring the design of
the expedition peaceful and that the rights
of all should be respected. 1t is believed
that perfect accord exists between Rel and
V,olcav
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THE FENIA

And the Wharf.-The Next 1IOvc-COn-
diti"nal Promise from France OF
Arms and $4,000 AuNiIiarieS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-The report
prevails here, circulated by one section of
the Fenian organization, that a secret
agent from the Irish Republican Directory
in Ireland arrived yesterday morning, and
is busy endeavoring to heal the differences
heretofore existing between the Fenian
factions here. 1t seems understood that if
England takes side with Prussia that
France has engaged to send arms and mu-
itions OF war to Ireland in addition to an
nva1inp fnrca of fifty thnnsand men
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NEW YORK,
Duly Executed


NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Real was duly exc
cuted this morning at clock. No ex-
element
The Nathan Mystery.
The Nathans-murder mystery is yet
unravelled, but it is understood that four
men are under arrest on suspicion of the
knowledge of the crime. Judge Bedford,
in his remarks to the Grand Jury to-day, said
he had reason for great hopes that the
guilty ones would be brought to Justice in
a few days. The rewards now offered
amount to $4,000.
The Irish War.
The anticipated parade of the Orange
men did not come of, today, and it is be-
lieved it is postponed TO next year. A
large crowd of armed Catholic Irishmen
collected about Hibernian headquarters,
and the police consequently prepared to
subdue the riot The boulevard laborers
also suspended work, but the quietude of
the Orangemen prevented any outbreak.
Buchu surgIarized.
The cottage of Helmboldt, druggist at
Long Branch, was robbed last night of
Sl5, 900 worth of diamonds. A guest at
one of the hotels met a similar loss of sew
eral thousand dollars.
Lightning.
During a severe storm yesterday, two
boys, named Harvey Silleck and Charles
Downey, were killed by lightning at Stain
ford, and several were injured at Norris
iapa
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, Aug 5.-The colored people
effected an organization of central politi
cal club tonight, for the purpose of dis
seminating political information and for
warding the political interests of colored
men. Addresses were made by Peter II.
Clark, of Cincinnati, and Senator Pinch
beck, of Louisiana.
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GREECE.
TERRIFIC EarIhquake

ATAENs, GREECE, via LONDON, August ).
A terrible earthquake visited the shores of
the Gulf of Corlnth and the towns of Am
phitisa and Galazida, and several villages,
were destroyed, and many persons killed
and wounded. The inhabitants are in a
ct ntn Of nraat dastitntion
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GREENBRIER.
sheashed His sword Forever.

GBEENBRER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Me-, Aug Jefferson Davis left, yester-
day, on his way to Europe. Gen. r.
L. Lee has not rendered his services
to France, but has sheathed his sword for
nrar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-06

EThe Temperance Convention held at
Bloomington, Ills, Thursday, nominated
Geo. w. Minor, of Tazwe1 county, for
Congress from the Eighth District.
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TIE wv a r /.

The Victory of WeiSenburg
500 French Taken Prisoners.
French Version of the Affair
French Advance on SaarIOuiS
Another Big Battle Expected
MOltke Taking the offensive
Probable Advance on Nancy.
Mcmahon MaSSing to Meet it
Heavy Fighting Reported.
f'n'.t- y
BeIgic Neutrality i'm Danger.
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Bedford COunty-OfficiaI.
Special to the Union and American

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
MCMINNyuLE, Tenn, Aug. 4.-The
vote is counted out here-for Supreme
Judges, the conservative ticket receiving
about 255 votes each; the Radical, 50.
For Chancellor, Bright, 225; Marks,
100.
For Attorney General, Jos. Cliff, 800;
Colman, 50.
There will be but few Radical votes given
in the country. The pole will be light
In this county.
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uo,tIkc Changes his Tactics.

LONDON, Aug. THE Times Of this
morning says the plan of the Prussian
Commander in Chief, Gen. Moltke, has
been recently changed from defensive to
an offensive one. An advance into France
is threatened. 1t is possible that Prince
Frederick Charles will push forward and
attack Nancy. The fight at Saarbrucken
on Tuesday lasted six hours, and on both
sides 600 men were placed hOrs du combat.
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GelS' pOpnlGrer S6ablaSen,

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