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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-03
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UNION AND AMERICAN
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Nov. 2.-Senate met at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, Speaker Vaughn in the chair.
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Mr.. Coulter presented an invitation from
the State Teachers Association to members
Of the Senate to attend the sessions Of the
association, and to take part in their dis
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II Dwelling House On Church street, near Chat
tanoQga depot, Apply 70 j. H. -KENDRICK,
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WE HAVE THE LARGEST, MOST E&rEN-
6IyE- AND COMPLETE
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TWRsDAY, Nov. 2.-The House was
called to order at 10 O'Clock; Speaker
Richardson in the chair.
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Admiral Farragut's grave was decorated al
sunrise yesterday. the ceremonies being per
formed by battalion OF marines aud post o
grand army. Ger. CAtlin Of Williamsburg
delivered an eulUgy.
A fire in Providence, r. L., destroyed Water
mau's pork packing establishment
The Brussels people smashed the windows Of
Vic.Or Hug0's hOnse.
Walter j. Gilbert accidently shot himself
fatally, in HOpkintOn, N. H., while getting
over fence with loaded gun.
David Kenney, fireman, was killed Yesterday
by train OF Boston & Albany railroad being
thrown from the track.
The corner stone Of the new State capitol at
Albany will be laid June oath.
There was no choice of Lieut. Governor in
Rhode Island, but the legislature has elected
the Republican candidate. His support of a
measure to trap fish lost him an election by the
people.
An ARRAY took place in Providence, r. 1 :,
between two peddlers named Carlin and Null
llgan. The former stabbed the latter in the
back, probably fatally.
Kittrick, bar tender in jersey city. Monday
mig struck Edward Ives with his fist fractnr
ing his skull 80 that hs died.
Horace Greeley will speak at Memphis
Tenn, Friday.
The treasury department. is now turning out
from 100000 to 10000, 900 of bonds day
In Erie. Pa. last evening, two men named
Kennedy, father and son, were fatally shot in q
fight glowing out of an attempt to arrest them
At decoration services in New York, Hon,
w. M. Evarts said, "whoever seeks to keep
alive the fame OF the rebel dead, seeks to keep
alive the name of rebellion"
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| mast eu Aii the public buildings, sud publ,
analrss eAcept ihe courts and l,01s Office arr
| closed. procession, including dps company
OF co'ored soldiers. several posts OF grand army
ano many disabled soldiers halted at Trinity
church to crown the grave of General Phil
Aearney. and then proceeded 10 the brooklyn
cemeteries
To-day is generally observed as a holiday.
fupi'c department are closed and pearly all
secular business suspended. The G. A. r.
proceeded in body to the soldiers home aud
soldiers graves, the formal services consisted of
prayer and an grafton by Hop. Harrison John
son.
Part Of the procession from Washington pro-
Ceeeqed to Culptpper. Va, to decarate graves.
dress. ." "u-
Inc services at Alexandria, were of similar
character, hut the proceedings at Arlington
were more interesting and attractive. Thnus.
anu OF spectators from the District of Col
umo'a anu the surrounding conuiry. The
Mansion was tasteiully decorated with banners
anu wfeaths AT the tomb o. the funk nOwn,''
q large canopy Of wreaths, flags and flowers
were erected, and among the walks facing Off
GERS graves were arches tastefully festOOned,
under which the procession passed while sire W.
ing flowers. Daring this ceremony minnie
guns were fred.
CONNECTICUT.
Memorial day was generally observed in this
STATE. Ia this city Rev. Henry Trumbull de.
lived ian address. In Meriden, Gov. Jewell
gave an address. In Hartford hon. Henry c.
Deming was orator. Both houses of leeisla-
ture passed appropriate resolution and ad-
lourned as mark Of respect 10 the dead SOL
diers. bill has been passed in the legisla-
ture TO make memorial legal holiday.
GENERAL OBSERVANCE.
The graves Of soldiers buried in Massachu-
set,s nave been visited Oy surviving comrades
and decorated with flowers to day in all parts
OF the State, and people generally have mani.
rested strong sympathy with the demonstra-
accompanied floral tributes in many places.
Gen. A. B. Underwood delivered an address
at Lowell. General Chamberlain of Maine at
CharlesiowD, Gen. E. N. Hincks at SAueus
Gen. N. T. Banks at Lawrence, DR.. George
b. L0ring at Salem, Senator Wilson at Nat
lex, and excellent words were spoken at many
other place. At NewburypOrt Gen. Butler
delivered an elaborate address.
OTHER PLACES.
Memorial Day was observed in Bre wer. Rev.
Z. r. Allen delivered an address.
:. "A special says the day was observed in fit.
ting manner in Skowhegan by procession, mu-
SIC, religious exercises and decoration.
THE CEREMONY GENERAL.
Dispatches from nearly all the principal
cities OF the Nurthern States report general
observance of Dec lration Day, with process.
Sous, addresses and appropriate exercises. At
Gettysburg National Cemetery Gen. Humph.
reys delivered an address, reviewing many in
cidents.
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r O r. EIG N.


PARIS, May 29.-Paris looks completely cow
ed The shops are all closed, even those of
shut. The restaurants, bakers and grocery
stores have also suspended business. ~
The Old revolutionary system Of denuncia.
tion is going On with terrible ferocity. Nadar,
the @conavt. has been arrested for supposed
sympathy with the COmmune NObod il safe
in the presence of their most intimate friends
A rash word or imprudent gesture by man or
woman insnres instant death. Men, women
and even children are seized by the brutal SOL
diers and shot,
men, tue female insurgent. having, in many
Instances been detected firing houses OF iunO-
cent persons with petroleum.
Foreign Cemmunisis. m
Especial to N. Y. Tribune. ]-Great indiena-
| ton prevails in Paris against foreigners in the
Communist ranks. 1t is alleged that the Eng
llsh Communists alone number 5000 The mis-
take arose from many Of the COMMUNISTS who
learned the English language in America.
Tine Versailles Accoust.
VERSAILLES May The inhabitants of
Bellevlle have openly announced that they
will make reprisals, and secret system of ar
son and assassina1pn is apprehended. There
are constant discoveries of stores Of petroleum
| in Paris.
The insurgents in Fort Vincennes have sur
rendered Internationally to the Versailles
| troops. T. ft -
The Ganlois announces that the Orleans
Princes will he allowed to live in France.
M. Theirs has ordered the disarmament of
Paris and the dissolution of the National
Guards. Mac Mah0n has issued copgratua-
tory proclamation to the army.
Paris is tranquil and trade already shows
signs of reviving. The soldiers have been feted
by the Inhabitants. Arrests of the insurgents
continue.
Farther Details.
An incendiarist conspiracy is reported to
have been discovered at Marseilles and Nag
arrested as principal conspirator. His wife
tried to shoot the general who made the arrest
IL is calculated that 1000 insurgents were
killed during last week; So 600 prisoners have
been taken. The prisoners at Satory are in
dreadfuistate. The Soir says thousands sleep
without shelter in the mud. There is no food
but black breld, and the water is insufficient
cease to count the executions, so many have
been shot summarily. l1s
Leases.
LONDON, May 3O-TraiEs for Paris will run
Tomorrow. The insnrgent losses previous to
May 22d, when tho Versailles -troops eutered
Paris, are estimated at IL 600 killed and vound-
ed and % 600 prisoners: and since the 22d TO-
GOO killed and wounded and 20 900 prisoners.
The prisoners have all been sent to Versailles
Huge Banishe1.
BRUSSELS. May aO.-In the Belgian Senate
to-day Baron p'Auethan, in reply to Rodes,
stated that the govern me0t having become
convinced that the recent letter of Victor HUI
go was compromising to Belgium, it had re-
quested Victor Hugo to leave the country, aud
upon bis refusal to do SO the King signed de.
cree, the object of which was to force bis de-
parture from the country. The Prize Minis
ter added that the decree had been enforced.
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Beste. Bank s.assne.s.


Cattle receipts sss The e" cattle y.sSed
Sc 60 % 50; rss s qualify v0 IS '1 seeo.a
quality % 90 g 800; third quality es50 q Co.
sheep and % receipts sas; supply light; prices
SIS @962. Veal calves q iOc. rsl.1
NEW YORK. May so.-cotton firm. SIC advance
sales s54 bales; Md-dIing uplands at i7ac. Flour
5s0 g SEQ; Round hoop Ohio csc 90; Western
SS9 g 10: southern al rs g 90. Wheat 9 e
ST. Ne winter s Esd ana at
1000 bush; nnsound Mixed Western IS d Gsc. !;
P"rssteadS; new mess is 81 Is Co., prime Is q
a. Lac ob asayy az iS sSts sSe'
coss sssvy x: 81 lse se sass g Il Nus; Nus
AT 5tt @ Sc; Rosin weak at 60 for strained Pc
troleum weak; crude 151c refined 25f q &c. Tai
FreigSts to LIVERPOOL easier; Gain rer sail :. "a
CHICAGO. May so-Flour f,m; Spring $50 a
spring At III. Corn dr%er; No. mixed At s.
eaay It s. q. sm at for No Hky
PIeyiscns dull Mess PorEat Is i2s q isS5. Lard
10 g 10!c: Live Hogs easier at os g415 Cattle
Recepts~eooO bols hour, u co. buss wheat sS MT
600 bush. corn, 1000 bush oats 5000 bush. barley
shipments32.OOo SSs. aour, $4,000 bush wheat
5000 bush. corn, $4,000 bush. oats, 400 hogs.
CINCINNATI, May 80 -Provisions-Pork dull at
IS G6Lard at 1Oc. Bulk Meats in fair demand and
lower shoulders g. clear rib sides and clear sides 81
@9. Live Hogs dull 1t 90 q 10. Cattle declining
at @ g.. sheep declining at 1 Is q l 40. Whiskey
in light demand Ut ST. g CSC.
CHARLEsroN, May 30.-Cotton hrnerj Middlino
uplands 164c. -
/ SAVANNAH. May sO.-Cotton quiet; Miodlins up
lands i5ac.
MOBILE. Mayl so.-Cotton quiet; Midlling up
lands 16c. ts..
NEW OsLEArs. May so.-Cotton nrm; Middlina
| uplands 16}c. 49,
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PIrTsTON, Pa May 3O.-It is now ascertain
ed that there are fifty men 10 the mine. A coro-
ner's inquest was held yesterday, and difa-
Guilty followed between the coroner and the
Mine Inspector, the latter declaring that he
would institute another investigation. The
coroner's jury report:
Three facts ave disclosed by the ipvestiga-
ton; first. the Inspector, although confident
that all was right, should have found the exact
number Of men in the mine; second, the op-
violation Of tie ventilation laws. third the
wives knowing that forty or fifty msn worked
in the shaft made no complaint, actually
countenanced the wrong.
Two more of the rescued miners have died.
and but four of those t. ken out alive had re-
gained their senses last night. The physicians
state that the rescued men are slowly lying
from the effects Of noxious gases inhaled
Great preparations are making for the funerals
of the dead. -'s's.s- q tiPs
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COM M H RCIAL.

Receipts by 0ailFeads and aseauheat,,
GEAnD TRUNK RAILwAY-1s9 cans milk, 200
lumber, do clspboards' do shocks do cedar
posts, do Lathe, do Iotatoes do sundr.s; ship.
ment East-2 cars ale, do oil, 1 do sund. les.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-125 cases mdse. Il
shovels, 2ls boxes scythes, 81 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-l25 bars
iron, cask zinc 20 bills ron 30 bbls. pork. boxes
fish 80 halt chests tea, cases clocks hhds. sugar
per, 10 bdls chair stock, % kegs Soda bales carpet
ing c a SKINS, u bags sumac case castor oil, ]
bbls beer, IS do beet, 20 empty trunks, hors .
cart and wagon. 1926 pkgs to order; for Canada and
up country--i5 bdls leather, bale duck, bills
steel, 100 pkgs to order. *
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YORK, ss.-MAY TERM, A. D. 167t-DIcK ERsoN J.
PREsIDING-Ar ALFRED.
MONDAY-Judge Bourne called attention to the
presiding justice to the dscease OF Francis Bacon
ESQ, member Of the bar, and addressed the Court.
Remark given to.morroWl At the close OF the ad-
dress presented the following:
AT . meeting Of the members OF the York County
Bar holden at Alfred the 29th day May, 1871, to
corsder what notice should be taken OF the death OF
our late brother Francis Bacon Of Ktery; the 10 :
lowing declaration was adopted as embodyng their
unanimous judgment to his life and character
That trancs Bacon, recently removed from our
association By DEATH from his Initiation as member
OF the Yerk Coun Bar, has faithfully aud well iul-
filed the high pur peses Of professional mission; aud
the several public oh o. VIII ch has been committed
to hts care has steadasly fixed his heart upon and
carried out The great objects which they in
stltutei In the various relations Of lite lie has
invariably maintained and manifest. high regard
society; and by his kind and benevolent impulses,
his courteous demeanor his sterling integrity, and
both the law and the Gospel recog lie as the only
evidence Of true religion, has well ilustra ed
allied dignity with which infinite wisdom has crOwed
xbe race. Having thus bequeathed to survivors aud
all who may succeed him, An ex nipple worthy OF i'm
i!aiion we pray the Court to order this decara-
t0n, IN memOrlam, to be entered on its records and
that the Clerk be directed 10 transmit COPY OF tie
same to his immediate relatives.
His Honor, Judge Dckerson, ordered the res,lu-
ton recorded. tatttt
Mr.. Lunt read to the Court the following resolu-
lions: W. hss
Whereas, II has pleased our Heavenly Father to
take from us our brother, Henry q. Deane. There
lore,
Resolved, That we, the members of this bar, by
the decease OF our brother lost from mlsI.
one who by his liant talents babe .ar to honor his
profession. and whose genial disposition and sterling
worth endeared hun TO ali.
Resolved, That We will ever keep green the memo
ry Of our deceased brother and that heartily gym
psthize with the parents OF the deceased in this their
bereavement
Resolved. That request the presiding justice Of
this Court direct these resolutions to be entered upon
abe records aud that the clerk transmi copy the
same to the parents the deceased
The resolutions were ordered recorded.
John d. Roberts vs.. Catharine A. Roberts, Dr.
vorcs decreed. Libelant to have custody Of minor
child. -a
Bradbury. 80
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MADAME RENrz's FEMALE MINIS.

MADAME RENTz's FEMALE MINSTREL
TRoUPE who will open in the St. Patrick 3
Hall on Saturday, May 18th, are highly
recommended from the Press in all parts Of
the country where they have appeared. The
Albany journal speaks Of them as follows: -
Last night the entertainment was in ever
particular far above those of Minstrel TrOupes
that travel the country, Messrs. M. B. s. Jno
Leavitt as lend men, are capital, and their
many "hints" are fresh and full Of real point
NJ. b. Leavitt as the darkie stump speaker is
immense, and kept the house in perfect roar
of laughter. Fanny We're is a charming dan
seuse while Hattie Forrest in her seriO comic
vocaisms is quite perfect and attractive
They are company OF Ministries that will moi
fail to entertain those who enjoy rich and gen.
mi E,u
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The Arctic Soda at Crosman's Is extremely
comforting this hot weather. One would have
thought that il was the veritable elixir Of life
to see the crowd that surrounded the fountain
/ vasterdav
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MEN OF BUSINESS from all sections fiud the
AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, the most
central for business purposes of all the hotels,
and at the same time one tof the best in the
country. The management of Lewis kice &
Son, which has heretofore rendered this hotel
40 pOnular ia still continued
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HELMBOED'S EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RILL is the Great Blood Purifier; thoroughly
clenses and renovates the entire system and
readily enters into the circulation Of the blood
after purging with HELMBQLD'S GRAPE
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METEOROLOGICAL.

WAsBINGToN, May 30 Synopsis Of the
past "a hours.-The weather has cleared away
on the Pacific coast with decreased rise in
the barometer. Clouds and rain still continue
at the Rocky Mountain stations Threatening
and rainy weather also has been reported from
Tennessee. North Carolina and Northern Flor
ida, and has been experienced during the day
frofa. Illinois and West Virginia, and is now
reported east of New York State, The highest
barometer continues OH the South Atlantic
coast The pressure has fallen somewhat in
the New England States and more decidedly
in the lower Missouri Valley. The tempera-
taie has increased on the Pacific and Eastern
Atlantic coast.
Probabilties-Iti ID. probable light rain will
continue for a short time on the New England
coast and also fall in portions OF Virgins and
Pennsylvania. Partially cloudy weather with
light southeast and southwest winds will prob
ably prevail Wedne. day east of the Mississippi
river and on the Gulf
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WE ask attention to the advertisement of the
Lake House. Ohadbourne's old stand, which
has enjoyed remarkable popularity for gen.
orotiOu
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INDIANA.
nnATAsAA

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O.-Judge Drummond
10 bis charge to the Jury in the Milligan case,
favored a former decision OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States, that the action Of
tbs military committee in the trial and SEN
tence Of Milligan were null and void, and in
strqctei the Jury to return sealed verdict.
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NEW xeRk.

New YORK, May SO.-To-day the thermom-
eter indicated $50 iu the shade, and to.night
reports come in of terrific storms on the upper
Rondout the road was flooded, trees blown
down and windows smashed by hail. At E.o.
pus q large, new ice house was struck by light
ming and entirely destroyed. The lightning is
reported to have been OF the most fearful char
acter. At Hyde Park also the storm was
severe. Hail stones were picked up measur-
ing four and hall inches in circumference,
and were scOOped up with shovels. Birds were
killed aud whole acres Of rye entirely destroy
ed. At Pleasant Valley, Millbrook and Pine
Plains the storm was of the severest character
Shower after shower followed in Quick success
sion, and grain and fruit in the above sections
are very seriously damaged
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STATE ST. FAIR.-The ladies' of Willston
Circle, will hold Fair, in the Chapel of Stat
st. Church, Thursday p M. and evening, June
list. Useful and Fancy articles for sale in.
Guiding Plants and Flowers. Also, Stravber.
fies and Ice Cream. Supper at $50 p. M. Ad-
mission 10 cts.
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Government Sale.

THE undersigned will offer Tor sale at public auc-
Maine The th day Of July 1871, at ten o'clock
A M, tract OF land acquired by the United STATE
trom John Jameson. late Additional Paymas'er ' a.
g. A, and containing eighty acI es, being the ian
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-tbird Cash, balance in one and tw
years with interest. note and mortgage.
For iu ther rtc uars enquire at this Office or OF
Nathan Webb, U 8. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT G. .BANFiELD,
.... Solicitor OF the Treasury.
Washington, d. c., March 80, 1871. mr29wiaw3m
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LONDON. May so-i.So P. M.--Consols ssitor money
and account. t.ffB 77,l-l -
American securities-U. s. sos 1851, s0i; do 1865
old, got; do 1857, 92i; U. 8. 0-4o's 50.
IdvHRFooL, May SOL 80 p. M.--Wheat 12s 3D.
The receipts Vt Wheat for three days were e. SOC
quarters, OF which q 800 quarters are American
Coin S3s. New Peas 43s Cd. Beef l04s. - ~
LONDON, May $3.50 p. N.-Consols closed al
93} tor money and account.
American securities-U. 8. $780, 1852 901; do 1861
old, 9Of; do 1851, S27; do 10-4e's. SO.
LONDON, May 3o-4 30 P. M.-Susar on spot s6s Cd
q S7s, and ofoat Sis 81. ll
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A New Bark at Auction.

|c1SA Will be sod at Bangor, Maine June
An st.i, 1871. ct 8 O'Clock .. m, Without re-
nfSAM serve to the highest bidder, new bark
ksx@oI ABOUT 600 tons register, iuli double
SG9 deck. $50 feet log 80 ieet in beam, II
feet iu deep, and feet between decks; was buir
under special survey OF TIE Lloyd and rates Al Tor
years, Is fully SPARED and rugged, a complete sue
OF sails and is bal asted tor sea.
j. N. THOMPSON r.us,...
HERMAN, u''eos'
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We are pleased to see that the business OF
tne late firm of H. B. & H. M Hart, Is to be
continued in all its branches and with all the
vigor and enterprise which characterized that
wen known and long established house. Such
combinations Of capital, skill, industry and in
tegrlty, add largely 10 the material prosperity
Of our city, and give assurance Of large sue
cess to those more Immediately concerned.
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HuapDk ISLAND.
n.,

PRoviDsScE. May SO-The Rhode tiabd
OrgaDix- the State government for the en-.
suing year. After the usual election process.
sion and parade, the two houses assembled ia
their respective chambers. Walter B. ViaceDt
was elected clerk of the senate. Gen. Charles
q. Van q INT, speaker of the house, and j, M.
Adde man and Ira o. Seamans, clerks. A COM
lnlttee was appointed to count the votes fer
,.narol .,ffioora