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The New York herald., 1865-06-12

The in population since the above calculation
mado-eight years snce-is estimated at the rate OF
IA 900 per annum, which will give population rising
nine millions at this time
By the above table will be that Louis Napoleon
has the larger of metaferous territory but which
is comparatively little populated. Maxmilian retains
the smaller area with denser population Napoeon's
plan is to all up his territory with emgrans Of his own
choosing whie Maxnlian takes of the OF the
population of Mexico Napoleons territory has front
age tho shores of the Gulf Of California and the
external ocean, being greater front than that OF
Maxmilian both the Atlantic and Pacific Napoleon's
frontage the Atlantic Gulf of Mexico lies along the
Coast Of the state of Tampco which is front of the
greatest importance in consequence Of the transit
the Atlantic and embraces the traverse line from Tam
pco and Matamoros by way OF Monterey, Saltllo and
chihuahua, TO Guaymas OH the Pacific
THE NAPoLEoNIC PROGRAMME.
II being part of the Napoconic programme to CON-
ponsae Maximilan for the cession Of imposing por
ton Of his metaferous realms to the Mexican
empire a part of Central America, append table
showing the and population Of those Central Amer
States likely TO be transferred II will be remom
bered that Maximan has, by proclamation annexed the
State OF Honduras in Central America to his imperial
d0mnions
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

terrtory reduced ss7s5o miles, and by the second
20 miesleavng the precise balance hundred
aud sixty-sx thousand four hundred and eighty two
square miles The precious metals found in nearly
every part Of the country In nearly every State mines
or have been worked In some portions mining
sbsob the entire energies of tho people, in the others
manufactures and agriculture receive attention
This the condition at the time of the assumption Of
the empire by Macmillan By the subsequent cession
the Northern States 10 Louis Napoleon the arrange
mont sci forth in the following table holds at pre-
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

This vast gold producing has It's focus Of con
yergence at New York city. All the commerce. OF New
Mexico, Colorado, Utah. kontana, Nebraska and Daco
tab, and the bulk q that Of Arizona radiates 70 and
from The city Of New York.
FORMS or TRANSFORMATION EAST.
The forms Of transportation within this region traverse
the whole Of the United States and Of all the States
They embrace the ordinary roads, the admirable natural
roads Of the Great Plains navigabe rivers and the entire
system Of railroads In North Notwithstanding and pros
pectve-passing and repsssng through and through .
territory occupied BY thirty millions Of people.
AGGREGATE PRODUCTION OF PRECIOUS METALS IN
THE ABOVE REGION WITHIN PIvB YEARS.
The aggregate amount OF precious metals produced
within the Of the third and fourth tiers has been
hundred and twenty five millions Of dollars This has
been produced within the space Of Eve yearsso recent
is the date Of their discovery and development by the
pioneer people, who have had but rude aud imperfect
means Of working the mines and are ~ yet with
out the Of proper machinery TO develop the
treasures whose locality they have discovered.
TOTAL PRODUCTION ron ALL THE TIERS.
Ihs issoSas VIA sky.ss.s 40 49, 5sA-s s.ss.1' Y,
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precious metals mined In the above gold bearing tiers
since the first discovery In 1S4s and 1s4s:- an ooo
FIRST ana second uers 20 oss, o,
Third and fourth tiers. i1'oO,V
Total. 81, ,s75, 900, 900
And Il Is safe 70 estimate that within tne neu TWO
years the aggregate production OF the eas
within the territory above named will reach the round
sum Of two thousand millions Of dollars Tns VIII as
suredly be the the war has ceased ana half
million hardy and adventurous soldiers, accustomed TO
the rigors and deprvaons OF frontier life, are ready
TO swell the stream OF emigration already pouring into
the newly discovered gold and silver regions.
xAos,rupx or THE AuRrFERoUs REGIONS OF THE
THIRD AND FOURTH TIERS.
The magnitude and auriferous character OF the
tans embraced the third and fourth Eastern tiers
surpasses that Of the extreme West Pacific side The
few years Of imperfect development demonstrate
this fact This region presents itself IN i'm.
mediate contact with the tide Of American pco-
pe and foreign immigrants advancing upon IT'S whole
'front.' pressed onward by the whole weigh, OF the Eastern
population aud the strength OF their energies Such
the extent and natural resources OF this Eastern front
w.! -St 40 s-Ysb's VI inpn,ss sspaas'os p'ssd 0paT
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

TOTAL PRODUCTION ron ALL THE TIERS.
Ihs Io.owns VIA skys,.. 40 49, ssa,s s4asx2. "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04

The following is the conclusion q
the article on the 4th page from the
Memphis Bulletin. It was inadvert
entity divided IN masking up the outside
form
Dr.. Almond Case ia the Senator elect
from Henry, Weakly and Obion coun-
ties. Dr., Case has never been in the
military service, but was a known Tn
ion man, having large practice and
extensive influence. he Is q gentleman
ef education and possesses talents 81
high order. He participated in the
first election, looking to State reoreas
nization in March, 1854, and shortly
after, when Forrest made q raid into
Obion, hanging and otherwise punish
ing Union men, DR.. Case, With about
I City others, escaped to Relfoot Lake,
where they were fed by their families
till the enemy left the country, when
he came out 70 Columbus, where he
has been leidiug ever since anxiousiy
awaiting the time when he ear
again yisit bis family and friends But
though The Doctor escaped. his prop
erty was made 10 suffer severely, tho
enemy having vented their malice on
1 his household and destroyed all they
could for him. Dr.. Case was arrested
before Forrest made his raid, by Faux
ner The charge was Unionism But
the sesessi5nists Of his town, fearing
That they would be made 10 salier If he
was dead, persuaded the noted bush.
Bhackers 70 release him on parole,
which be did. Dr.. Case vas a member
Of the Union State Convention which
put an electoral ticket in the field 10
last November, and was appointed one
Of the Electors fer the Western Dis
trict. he is q modest, unsssuminsl
but we'll educated gentleman, ard viii
s doubtless make his mark in the BODY,
Of which he il destined 10 be q leading
member
W. 4 Hall Is the Senator elect from
Gibson, Carroll and Dyer, He is far.
mer, and lived before the war nesg
nDyersburg-~ He was firm and consis-
tent Union man, andwhen Harris was
forganizing the State Militia IN order 10
put them into the rebel service, his
Jnion neighboTs elected him Colonel
Shortly after Harris ordered that the
regiment commanded By Hall should
report to him at Jackson. but Hall ney.
er got the order, or, if he did, he took
the liberty not 70 obey i, and thus saT.
ed himself and his countrynlen from
being mustered into the rebel service.
Mr. Hall remained At home until il
was impossible TO avoid arrest, and sf
forwards ran OF to Columbus, KY,
where he has since resided He, too,
was delegate 70 the Union State Con
rention which put sn electoral ticket in
the field in Tennessee, and was honor
ed With deposition Of = members Of the
State Executive Comniftee &c 5 an
active energetic nan, and VII DO good
service IN the Senate
David A Num-, ESQ, Is the Senator
elect from Madison. Haywood, baudeF.
dale and Upton. He is q young man,
q laEyer ky profession apd a gentler
man Of ability. We regret to learn
that he has declined 10 serve His fine
abilities could not be exercised in a
better way than in helping 70 hllild
again the tenple Of our civil liberty
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Balance Cor ioss At NASHVILLE ss3
Isn't the impudsnoe Of this state
ment sublimes The two days fight in
front Of Nashville, the retreat and pur-
suit beyond the Tennessee river, cost
IN only t.es h1ndred and ffly.Fkrst usai
He further states that be lost less Aau
fArss hiadrsd Il Tanssses ~ dssersoa
This caps the climax Of rebel lying
Sow FOR the truth Col Parkhurst,
Provost Marshal General, in his report,
dated the 4th Of February last. puts
the number Of prisoners captured from
the 7th Of September, 1864, to the 10Th
Of January, 1866, at 1879. Aggregate
number Of deserters received, and 70
whom the oath was administered With
in the same period, 2,207.
Thus, it turns out that instead Of
losing only Io.0O0 men n.his operations
against Sherman and Thomas, IS be
states. Hood lost in his canpaign
against the latter alone. Il, 395 men by
captures and deseftions To these
must be added the killed and wounded
in the battles of Franklin, Murfrees
boro and Nashville, and during the
pursuit from Nashville beyond the
Tennessee River These added would
swell his total loss to thirty thousand
The records in the Office Of Colonel
Psrkhurst in this city contain the de-
scriptiFe hsts--giving tbs names, &c -
Of all the prisoners and deserters The
accuracy Of these records cannot be
impeached.
Beaursgard has been regarded for
years past as the crack liar Of the re-
beldom. Hood has wrenched the in
famous chaplet from his brow
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fhiu body convened atthe Capitol IN
shis city yesterday.
The Senate va. promptly organized
By tie eiectionog Hon ssx'l 4 Roarss
senator frOm Knox and Ronne. spe.,.
eT z 7. coSs. Of Davidson lsr;pc;r.l
and Najor FLsea. Of HazIsins. rne,e..
ing Clerk Gao o carrs DooFtene,.
ssd IL HKxRr n. Baha, Of Davidson
heusenser. Having notified tie Hou,.
q iis organization, The Senate Aslours
"a iln tbs morning
II he House, tbs members press,,
we're qpalifsd, and the election !,
spsskar taken up. Tie nonineer =.
TIN posl were sAxrs + Hon. f.o 3
HzsnatoE. and Ed cooyEn, Esqs Of sed
ford A pumber 81 Fotes vsre tsIEsr
witAouts choies, sissTahieh de Hsus,
aaiouFned
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LARGE OPENING
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

-t-a-
1hai. i yoG vast gced bargains, dyp't moment
B,st e.ii AMI. szan,ina. the vary bsst stock,
/ Prem the hnest q rilk 70 Calico rock,
Islsaelsed and unfissahsd DoHnestiss, EreDch anf
sheetisss. PiiioS-cA.s cotton. splsndla lot o
Ali IN barge quantities, for a very little cash
lifen Darnasks, PLAN ToWe s, ami some with bor-
Tatie-cIoths. irish aud German Linen, subiec, &.
tinsn-skeslag. Plsow-cass IAnon. Holland Of ever,
slarsslles Quits, and Figured Linen, varr4ntsd
wipdow-cu tsin Damssk, Wool and xoolen Filing.
Canysz, Cambfics. sileias, and every kind Of Arsl
Tha Iadies WI End car Dress eoofs aee add neal
:. q crt.'f te tlaaf H-IsII
POI 81 chsyres, Me1a'ph'ques, PoPlins, Fiaid sad
Ale.esAs, caaliies. busters. the incest Spring Dc
o'rssni'es. lawns. Bercge-. IN pattern. ali com,
pie1e,
Just ne hing g keep you cool, in 'he sarmesi
Frauck 6enTsd Jacouet=, and splendid Fosnhaznes
Figured Lntn Law rs, ard The incest Grenadines
GHFhzfns C7arnh-nys, Ausiins, French Tausszine
In snort ne nees Dress tiooes thst e'er could q
Our ssla-s ron VIII ind unsurpassed snvwhese,
Eeeh pattern has heea ss'e,ted with he sressesi
Black. TsfHsa. R-pd and Fig'd silks. an shades. Of
1ieTsa ine,
AIoiisst qees, IN st uos,id ersee 4hs Encls QUEEN
Aenes, fou.ard-, Flain q Is, al shsdss youe0u
ak,
80 ooiue aud tsay a pretty silk 'tHll be an ear,
task.
Our Motor, stoek. tosay, we're not the least arad
Il conneie In every Ine, doFn 70 needles. ns and
SIN, u /. snd Cotton Hose and Gloves bcsh eosr,
and fne,
Ladies and 6ents' Alex. Kids, warranted genuine
AZ sorts Of Combs the finest Fans in Nashville
JUS De thpg the LaSiea want. when they re little
Rib5oa., oorsst'. Hoop-sl1irts. but al I cannO,
rnenacn,
But 70 ! well selected st5ck we call 4ur Kind at
81 renson. sll
Edging, Iosart.ng, Fiosncing. Fr. Cainhric bands,
Lae- CELLARS Lace Sets, and every thing ths.'s
Also, SHiris pTaver4 CraFais, Collars suspen Eers
And every sind Of f1rnishin Goods, q sIdr bon
ne gender.
coshs, o,simeEes. casinets, Tsedos and good Cot
Bark ;, < saeaues ard Ciaes sud shavis 81 ever,
Bia < ADD White Lsse Manilss, The nigest Jon c,n
fnf
But al We ssk q, to come snd sec yourselves.
1 Whether 2 . J. NoRTHzAx keep empty shelves
Nashville, April 4-lm lDPl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04

Tbs Cinoinnai Commercial i cf he
opinion that ID might bs ! good idea
icF PERSISTENT Lincoln % remain a.
Grants headquarters aud serve on Ais
ssail lev eesks until the spring
freshet Of ofzcs-hantea has subsided
IN the streets Of The capitol
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04
$780, UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
0PsnIF
McGfLL,
B0TANIc PHFslCfaa,
~ TEE IREiTEEFf o. DI 1aHz y
0fLiIH 6LAIE az ~ ~
FkaIVIfiL.f, 4 I'M ~ XXI la


For furtasF information II fsg4r1 =
tbeskilllnl sucoess 10 the tFaatmsut 81
diseases, the reader ia referred - SffE.
~ & THEzAgEUlIcs and Mk1szI4 MHnsca.
two large eolames, late edition Of 1859.
The best work III lhe United States,
where yea viii find Dr. Hcoiii's name
stE1ding parallel With tie best u1edilzi
men Of the age il the treetnout OF dis
eases Of women For at Diseases ia this
dgsrtisement satsa elton i auaran-
Ted. VITA ny general praoiiee ireAt
tie following
Chrohle Gases
va a,daleaoa. Esrazsl. 4s.stsns = ~
81 lluta FIsnrs4, fa.1s. 1|celr c.1eaI. 6s1lssl
Dlsaasss 81 TIE HeEEt &c LIVER lrEz1sni1Eoa =
lae stouacn, Ne1u,g.ss klzs's IA 81 9rr1l1ls.
tsiIa, DJ1pspaaa q IHiI .ali1n "a l1aadsfEoi,-
tcitell.er "a ai k~FfFrlte IlIaeaaea snd
Diseases OF the Drin1.Fg Ossans.
10 tAs Iasisa.
Al asssneus q o. usn6 a..as.f Va rueaa-,.
3hosa 1.flice lalIss s1o hs1s tssa . anIsri7.
8 lhsis IN ~ 8 lslsa pIIllli. y sislAs lsss
sisrIHs5.
1ounz M.I1ssd IsE.s eh1as nssnns ahas
1aez 20 % 1zisH 1cFl1 p a11 4eaa1A. ral1EI11ef
God 1as astd fcl ai|11id E1nnTlI so reFl.1.Ea, =
49, IL Il -. IS - ~ fsIl5a1ls 5ss't
- 80 l..f |I..st "a. AZ trIIs1I1.1l1cEI
81 iS.sss e. sslIea st.sel'F aanfaazszl-
sixht KniAisns esres
Youns Man. sssp ss.o.e 90 1sEear - ca
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04

VxyF WILL efVE TO ANY ONE Pf1ODUCING
~ aseure spea1y and E4fs cure fnr 611cr-
rto.R and Chanfre - re VII send 20 auy aIIirc1s 81
he racstff q lan Ea1l pcEtsIr1 g7snr Elln g Irr
- l.ru1r 81 SO hr ~ latleT. EFge falls o. cara
.aala a. Ies1aie ia from fFe = ~ d1l3. ~ +
ad1rare DIS. I.kBEA5E4 D4islat "a
iss.ss.r-'l.' 49, nssser - ll-.z.n- n..on.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04


ne aass nj Gsslilern-b of Sashvilie IRE ~
pertfnilF inforined IA rtts ntvfrt "a if,ifh-.
Ire i c5mplrtsd sd ~ orednn --.arssg t1er-
Inc. Ap1l s n The MsnscSrs faTo spsrsd nel.hes
rlus nor ex- es sa IN maiirg 4. the mist eenlort-
able and complete place ~ Ariu-e nent ia ihe cfr.
The FHrQueio Is arFang - win tlO srm chairs, a.
the Iress Ci1cie: treStsge Box four in naEnher.
a che South. Ile sreurry a. frouf IL re1ciI of
Mr.. Fletcher, al Aien's NV In are
The follow ng cisipgliShei 4 lisi Eili amps At
MIS- ANNE B0Rb JILL. rs graz epeTstic
MIS- CLts1 BCRT. \. DE Fslnsls shrapion
Mss ALICE CHRISTINE. the F.useinssug
MIS- s1LLU SiJNEToP, NJ Fsry sslph nd
Miss IucY cLINEfoP. TIE tssiteaihs Tsrr y
MA Ns wARRss soRpwflL. essia vossh..
H n. CRp5s. Irsh Corestan snd yoca.
JOHNNY sTouf. es-7sat Bsa&fisi
j, De Costa, Bass
u. DEWITT Tenor
HAsE VIII EedS thu f'neqilsiif q .6sisfist
Johnny fOfo ~ Llthn iis g 1iscrer
MATT THOMPSON, The orig nal Ethiopian CON-
edian
PROF WHIliNq, 500 VIZ Inst
GEp FIELDS, 2NiclG.
J. KENNY, fiaaisi.
n IOHNS ih, Bls=o.
FERD sPsnER, Comet.
TON PJLANrs l.r- qIeai EshieEian VIC sra
SAN LAThR0Y, the IL isinal Kenta,s Ci5wu
snd s amp OTst0f r
Horns silver CGFnet Band
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04


In the 6ght at Bentonville n. @,
Sherman captured the 26th Tennessee
regiment entire, iis eoioEs and ell, to
gether with large part Of the l2lh
Louisiana
Briesdier 6eneezl Rsgaolds, Of AZ
kansas was wsunase aAd had ons b
his legs Arnputated-
~ees--
a. Daring The absence a the .oIs E1i.
TOR Of the Knoxyiiie Wing from biz
post, Col Joux 3. Bsovk1oM win have
eharRe of he edilofia depsrtmeni Of
TIE pspeh We ssnture 30 presliut lhst
hewih make bis marx a. ~ editor
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04

Five hundred rebel prisoners ct ce1p
Doaelsss near chleSgo, hsre joinsd lhe
Federal Army. They have been sent
to TIE frentier 70 sght che Tndians.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04
MORTON. GRlI6 { co..
COmnissleh, Resolving, 4 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
10. a KeaL FourLh 81, OIneInaII, 0.

NO. "A u est tOurLn 81 ginciH4Ii, u.
I'd + have f3rlnei partnership under n - above
- name snd style, COR the purpose 81 Doing a
General Counlisslon, Receiving, and Forwarding
Bnsness, and leg leave to announce to orr friends
ana the iIsde general ,, % manufacturers uf pro
ducers, hist y e arr prepared TO receive. a1d give
our prompt attention to consignmcuts aud 10 the
interests u those Hh0 Hay iaFor Us with tr bus
ne4s
We also propoFn-aud haFe arraaeemants 70
Tnslgs it spscal ar psrmsnent GESTURE q oar bu-
sine-s-'o pnrchssii goods on orders for merchants
ana others doing business IN the South al West
in the Federal inn.l which cannot iii & .lroye
source az conFe5eiice ara profit r. those lraiiing
the nse.ves 81 our Services. We the ef-ga solicit
orde with entire confidence hat safisisf ION viii
be eiFen.
ProEnpi stentior gwen sIso to receiving ana for
Eardiag goods
Leemirg IL unnecessary 10 use The nclIes Of
pramiuent friends in almost every city OF tbs Onion
refer with pride and conf lenCe "a our late ON
cial portions, and 70 those who have hltzn us
longest and best. in our native ss1iioa ~ the
prompipe,s snd fidelity with which So naT B. ex-
reriei 20 diseharge our duty 20 ail Hh9 nav in
irusf their BUSINESS ard interests IN our ceff
We respectfully iiiyifea Teunesseans, ani iaends
from ether seotoa' u The snuiry visiting lls city,
for their conyeniense 70 have their letters res saA
io our care ami 10 make orr Office their hfrl9nsr
iors during their stay in the city.
oficers aud E0iiiers having Trsae Pe1rts Tor
Tennessee, eau be facilitated in the1 bEsnssF AZ
judgements y calling At cur otfea.
JAMES MORTON
JOHN =. CRAZE
mari6-sm e JAMEs s. MORTON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04


Thsfan o. shs rebel espisAl win hav,
aaoss dsmaging eject abroad. Rich
mOnd has been regarded As the head
and front--she life and soal---of the re
bellion. 1t Is identified with all the
hopes and fears Of the sneniss Of oss
govsrnnens in The old world, and they
win see in lie fan evidence Of the
utter A0pslessness Of the rebel eauze,
and assurance Of lis speedy death It
ought to satisfy the rebel leaders them.
ssives thaa the time has come for sul-
rti~Eoh. But Of chem We do not sx.
psss anything The masssa os she PEG
pie must take the mzfter in their own
Aana. II they are not too AeEyilethsy
En ere long throw their Tnlen over
bard, and return to their silegisnce.
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NOTICE.

M person uto teta car-s1ll a. - shrn. r.
tEeen Nareef Hne frQnt straefa On tiss at 1rrn-
srr uhIt1 zas T. - repaired s rrnIlssle3 Is lnlr
forihe esEpe zftsa IN says ir1rn he aste e fhis
ebreeg hkO4dG LkaLIE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04

The Richmond papers Of the e5th
cit publish Hoods ofioial report Of the
operations Of his army in Georges and
fennsFsee The following is his state.
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OFFICES tt
Ne. 81 empire Building,
n Broadway New York
Pest Omes Address, Bor s.sss al.
81 Esll. g Ihs eenRsay ars ~

Payment fnr slock 1asV - untds in drafRh. raris
ter~d ietee, o. goferrinent hQQts a1d eecar'tes
which t''1lis and see1zi-ias vi p tAaen at thea
tnaratt r1lra-
kslrll.aHees llIss = aidresti Is he Company.
y, g, hqK s.lfs. AsFuferk f.sg, o. 70 "A LASTS
ssi lIe-s,.res g the her.lers sna Lsserps7l
Ctyt of Go anF ~ IL Agents.
,etrcrip1aaF 81 b recf|gai7s l,.sels =
49, lsElsoS 4 NCRFRRF No
= cAtflg Hdssl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04


OF AMERICA.
~. Crockat lcads oat q large
f.INl SG Lux Ia the street. and n
The wort o. command q leaps r.
tbs Top of the T heaGz Car. Wher.
it gTaeffdly cr9lehes 81 the fset .
the Gedde 8 Of Liberty. This mag
nid 'ent ner psietic rictere viii B.
olioEed b. Nepiune's Sea Chariot
'hinesa Chariot OF Confuc Ne, IN
MassiFe Cage 81 Lions. aud othei
-aariofs. cars. terlins. &c.
Tive Performances Each Day
Remember, the performances va
axe place each day, rain O. shine
tafe we'd eats..........-.-.....S1 90
shild.en under ten years...a0 cents.
.Oolored Pers0r s-.-..... --.....I5 .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04
EtIlUTal3IIs DC IIlIHtl
JENNY Elm D,
And rs wonderful
Australian kanearOOs,

Which are, without doubt, the
greatest curi sisy that has ever
beea intro1u ed 10 The public in
any country. Performing eie-
ahauts hive beeH often N rUdueed
TO The pubic, il no q1ue as p ?
fect a. Che enc nov with ~. HoHas
Circas; srll they, have performed.
and sre aivays 81 ractiFe. But hsv.
the pubic ever Sc n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04

The following is the conclusion cf
the article on the 9Th page from the
Memphis Bulletin It was inadvert-
entity divided IN masking up the outside
farrn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04
HOrnls sIIEer CeFnet Band

Have been euaaacd and Will discourse most or
callenf Musi fnoa, 4 b ieeey 81 Ii Theatre each
eve inc. pravious 10 hs pesf ri1atse.
Arr IA if-
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-14
Reade7.s, attention!

DESTROYS, as we are, of making our paper
fully outvie all competition in the selection of
our articles comprising literature, agricultu-
rail- humor, and an endless variety of others
calculated to amuse and instruct our readers,
yet there is one thing which is indispensably
necessary to the enlightenment of the many !;
we refer to LOCAL HOME INTELLIGENCE, a
matter heretofore sadly neglected. As apublic
journalist, faithful chronicler of passing
events sketching the world exactly as it goes,
we desire particularly to devote our time and
attention to the narration of events trans
piring throughout the COUNTY, and to the
furtherance and faithful performance of this
task, would respectfully invite the cooperation
of all our friends. Accidents robberies, fires,
assaults, marriages, deaths, and aught else of
general interest to the public will be gratefully
received. This is but small task, and each
reader SO participating enjoys the consciousness
of having added his MITE to the establishment
of a frst-class family journal. The apathy
heretofore existing in this branch of Journal
ism, suggested this reminder, and we hope will
not fail to elicit prompt attention.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-14
1nl7lesty.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, says it is intimated that
the President will, at an early day, issue
new amnesty proclamation, " which
will be of SO comprehensive scope as to
further encourage the South, allay the
tendency to repatriation, and afford a
substantial evidence of his continued
+. confidence in the expressed purposes of
the people to support, in perfect good
faith, the Federal Government
He further says that when the Presi-
dent assured the Southern delegation
that there was no disposition on the part
of the Government to deal harshly with
the South, he took occasion to repudiate
in the promptest manner the position of
certain Radical politicians, by saying
that he was aware that speeches from
certain quarters breathed different
spirit.