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The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,

Consisting'in part Of SHIRTS, Cashmere
and Cotton HATS, Mems and Boy'-a
large selection; Drawers, LINEN SHIRTS,
best quality; CONGRESS- CATERS, all sixes
and kinds; SHIRT COLLARS, Linen and Pa.
per; CRAvArs, all colors and prices; MEN's
aud BoYs' HOSE, a Superior Article; Sus-
rENDERs, India Rubber and others; HAND.
KERcurEts, Pure White Linen and COL
ored.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
pERFTMERY,

Such a. Hair Oil; Pomade; Eau De
Cologne; Rose Water; Essence Of Sweet
Brier; Essence OF Rose; Windsor Soap,
Colgate Soap in Bars and Others.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

teda WITH 1ersign eoglaton fofsk kke intro
dachon into Mexico of 8 .Jkfes Innabsr OF
negsoos wi,osssD to bs In SlayesYtsn,
ysats Has tlhsy. sndst ssn1pRse the
fiedt ~ s00ndplsint off lt6affaeas before
aHi sili tsspESofiif 1na III
tHAy hS 9sSaMfd sSas ID ys tS6 6s 3f6ns
sssfsd & 8 Sasbl il ldse m ahSsas
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Hostill,v % paw, in the south.

Tho intimation thrown out 10 favor o.
universal suffrage As On exchange for uni
versal amnesty, in one Of the New York
papers, 10 save JEFF DAVIS, is bitterly
secuted bv he Uni0nists in the South. 4
c 1rrespoadeni, in response 70 these hints
aud 10 the srgumert that there is no place
in the s5ath 10 try DAVIS, uscs this Ian
guaEe;
2 When the proper lime comes. would il
be . farce 10 Try DAVIS emong tbe loyal East
Tine scans at Knowles Does the speech
Of H0rEIys, an earnest Union delegate
10 the Georgia Convention, from Pierce
county, aud tie fefus / of Hon. JosHUA HILL
and other genuine Union men. 10 sign 8 pc
tition for DAVIS pardon. Indicate that the
element which hes been loyal at the South
when il cost something 20 b SO, are willing
OF unanimods Tor his relesse2 Oh the con
trary these staunch opponents Of secc- sion
are anxious q have that heresy pronounced
tfea on by the Supreme Court Of the United
State, ia order 10 ftreu CITIZEN their Owl
position with the masses al home, who haY,
heretofore bsen Inisled by the secession
demago gues.
" THIS panscea Of universal smnesiy pre-
scribed will be 10 moro Wholesome III iu
practical workings than its e1rrelatiye-unr
yersal suffrage While the later viii in M
manner increase the materisl comforts Of ths
negro in his present destitute condir on, anc
only make him a yciing tool, like The saip
cEi0fffs Of the French Revolution, fer the de.
magoguss so de ude by playing on his ieno
rance and passions, the former, BY making
ali the rebels 10 STATE offices. a. least, vii
soon put the political power at home ia thu
bands Of the very men who were chiefly in
strumental in forcing their own states out o.
the Union, without submitting their actions
- popular vote"
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n Ls'systte Clnd.l paiy Courier. Mar. ls, issi
"A hester selected more vsrisi or fsshiopsb,a
sorillient Or 3eUelry ca1not b. found on tbs CONT
l-at t3an effan1aie a. are ncE oferin- Ma-sr-
cisl cr.ies as msu eniirsiy ,i5ve fss c--r-.,.'-
t.eEeiy Of tzsde. Their ststesreu : NAV l.. ~
piei-g Feiei uHon h1tn @ The asracrir 81 fbti
ca y in 40 psrss az the cou. - AZ r,- 81 49,,
sonaa Tlotts as a.ent , and Z say III ~ ir 49,,
oee % inlsfesi themselves il the en.rnrse ihr
nay DO 80 uth perfect confidence
ttasAI CIfa llsTRInUzIov- rs-s rr---,.,,s.-
IS oiefe1 lcr oist 10 ne watches, ohsirs &c., Z
rns, lFe- ware, etc-. ~ hfessrs Arrsr1siaS -
=. &c ~ hrcscHsy. They azyoan iulnersss -
81 aTfrios Fs1y az in rail.s and al ra e,-,e-s,- =
oue cellar casa he Distinction b - 49,
eeseso o. slee % isze cerildcsie 81 csfisin a.
lie en- oaea n ar cnfe opes ans arr not rsquirs
~ yoat doiist unle-e yea are satisfied with IN
erncle shith s ceftsinT Re worth more shsn fi-sf
amount ard usy h so OF 500 Al axSei,.,.f
n,o9- tals q inyesillga doiar.---sasflr r--ss. ii
Z GO, Fl. T., ls1A
Me.sTs Arr.uda.e a % hsve long teen person.
~ Snoan = Is and Ee herisFc them o. b. evers
way sar-Ey Of purlc flenee-N u $3.50
A., llo74 slsrrt1,. Jlirs n, ls6l
hy Aee=rs. Arrspcale a 0a.7s arranazrsaut. no
e-'sassss m,-l oe On ne side ~ TIE customer,
= ively 60 lose. he lross WHIST ~ v9l ~ nj -
aeisl isiot -hsna, end he need ROT ,ens Il Il h., =
NJ - ss,ished--A 2 Dalg 8acs. lias & lisa.
A. -tttil 70 Al4t'-| ttI 20 very a.
ne All thorcugly WoTthy the cc-,nii 800
NV - ilsnl our Trends 20 read TIER airprtiss
''', So. ]. -a.5tsE. S,rt 3. 1854
49,, =. nv. ~ eAnrsihe mosi elieisle shd
'so.Aiae emp ymont se hsve heard 81 ~ Al -
nc s.e q oeiiiiiesies ior he Grost "a Disfr,h,i
~ - '.-,.sie a 70 AlaaY 81 our sc1na.nfssrs
IN - 10y sncoessinl IN tins way n,t o.iT In
=, i ~ ~ - purse, hgt also in DONG god urs
- q Nnom sha sod the iscsIes =, - -
- ~ ~ ~ -ller'isiag columns. 6enueunen Gao
ls, Isfa q. ''t-.-af -i-ff iffli, at7-
- =, :. - ~ -N nani sgents IN every re irest
.i.,s...'a ~ - and cognty 10 isle couu5ry- M
= sleh " . Be- allowed 10 cents On eve V
... N.ttleo crowded thar rar1Itfspee
aneqnts e one cellar, also oihey iniin,eo,er,.
s5'ch co te iesrned on application. ATenis III
49,. =, et4s 80 every oeru6cata and rpr5if h
sN--s - = t-.Aei u f'.sh or pcstzrp strn,ra II
80, ,,.,- AhhAND4LR a Co
AeF hroadssy, NeE-York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Late from MexicO-RepOrted Capture
eff MoufaFqv

AEW DRLEAAsy NOV. 10
The Brownsville (Iexas) Republican ex-
ira, Of the 9TH, announces the capture OF
Monterey By the Liberals under Tayerio
II also says that no reinforcements arrived
for Mejia.
a Brownsville merchant who has arrived
here says that o large humber Of French are
landing u Bagdad.
The extra SAYS that Gen. Pedro Meudint
arrived and Joined Escobidio before Msta,
morss with eighteen hundred Liberals. and
that they had previously surprised the ha-
cieuda Of Tencosqui and utterly destrove
the Imperial garrison Of a hundred men
The Liberals claim that they can take
Matamoras when they please.
The Matsmoras Rsnchero save .be Lib
erals offered four hours plumber Of Maismo.
ras 10 the United States troops at Browns
vile who would Join them. The Rancbers
warns the Federal commander 10 keep
sufficient force at Brownsville 70 prevent
outlaw and attack.
The Galveston Bulletin Of the 18th says
that Col NEWS, Of Eseobidio's stat, was
there, from Brownsville on the sth inst
de says that Capt. Sinclair, Of the Libsrf.
service, formerly a Lieutenant on the prIya.
teer Alabama, captured an Imperial trans
| port a. the mouth Of the Rio Gfande and
/ brought her to Brownsville ADD turned hel
over 10 the Federal suthOfities, who hay,
/ puta guard on board.
Canales is marching toward Bagdad TO Try
/ 70 capture il.
NEWS is confident that Eseobidio vii
I capture Matamoras. Meiia says he viii di'
rather than surrender.
An Imperial gunboat passed up from
/ Bagdad 10 MaiamOras.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

This increase would an be on the side Of
the reaction, and render it az fuous work in
deed Ter Us ever TO obtain Eepubacan ma
iOrity again in the House. Asn Is broadly
asserted that lfty-one traitors have already
been discovered by the COP; erheads soma
where among the Republicans, We trust hat
every single member Of the House elected hs
s Republican viii be called 10 strict Sc
count for his coudnct snd made 10 show us
hand before the time OF trial comes. The
people have q right 20 know who are
The men who mean 70 belray them
INTO the hands q the enemy. For ourselves
We d. not believe that there are suv such
traitors. But We hope that ptomPt ana en-
ereeae measures viii be s.ioptea t. see lor
certainty how lnatters really stand Our
rights must not be hartersd away ior q mss
81 poitage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

Az ANERlcAN CnNsUI IS LrcE The Hong
Kong correspondent ct the Boston Journal
says thai Mr.. Lee Moses, the American
Consul of hornero, formerly s ship master
10 Maine. has recently become the lessee
lor twenty wears of 400 miles Of the richest
territory In Bornero, together with the b.
lands OF Balabac aud Paiswau. Both is
lands ere occupied hy the spanish under
tribute g. nornero. which Is nov changed 10
tribute 90 Noses. The coal mines az AM
burg. also the pearl fisheries, ere included
IN the contract. The huc rattan marsh
folds, Nsroodoe and Petan are also his.
Gutta percha and rubber Of FIRST class East
India quality are in his forests. The Chic
nese are anxious Cor tue birds nests, cam
phor sud betcl, aud the Bornefo Company
wish b ~ % 10 extend their business fur
ther. Bat the Consal has showed y deter
minatien 70 keep his trsde in American
hsnds only. he is also . Raiah by title Of
popularity. HIS property cost him only
sss,ero. and BIS native tsxation brings him
nearly s5o,eoo 10 produce a. half price Of
the markets Of Bofhc-o.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Who are Thew

The extreme liberahty which some incon
slderate pers ns wish TO display toward the
Southern people al the present time leads us
10 ask attention 10 q few statistics on the
subject of the present and future relations
OF parties aud OF sections in Congress- The
House of Representatives now consists Of
las Republicans and Al Democrats, exclu-
siye Of the members elected from rebel dis
tFicts. A copperhesd journal calculates that
ii 81 Republicans unite with the Democratic
they can organize the House and admit al
these rebel members. A full House consists
Of pa members, 80 Is there were 81 Repub.
lieans weak-minded enough TO Join IN this
plot they would lose their consequence the
moment the rebels were admitted. The &C
count would stand thus.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
For the Nashville Uaion.l
The Legal Critic Of the Press aud
Times.


For the Nashville UnioR.l
The Legal Critic Of the Press aud
Times.
In his issue Of the 18th, the monkey Of
the Press and Times compliments US BY his
abuse. We feel quite compliment thereat.
Few members Of this community would
care to ask Of him any Other favor thsn not
to Disgrace them BY s favorable notice.
This specimen Of natural history does not
appreciate our srticle wherein we wiped of
from Judge THgg's Opinion the slime and
filth with which he had beslobbered it. This
is quite natural. Il is said the jsuudiced
eye sees all things yellow. Even 50, the
assinine mind sees assininity everywhere.
Isprojeets its own nature upon everything
it views. The poet says
I've strcw ourselves On every wiad.r
The writer in the Press and Times coneeives
Judge Trigg to hold that man who engages
in an iusurrection commits ireason,-that
when the Instruction grows into a rebellion
he stiil commits treason,-but that if it
grows still lsrger and becomes a civil
0
war, now he no longer commits treason,
because the bigness Of the thing purees
the iniquity, and says the Judge will not
"darc'' to deny that he did enounee this
doctrine. Doubtless the Judge viii never
50 far demean himself as 10 take the small
lest notice Of the billingsgate Of the Press
aud Times. The cur dog tarks at the moon.
Pale luna gIides serenity on.
But Judge Trigg with Us must pity the
dense rnyless stupidity which could 50 far
distort his opinion.
We are ourselves actually accused Of de-
Tending McCann's conduct on the Court
Martial. We distinctly pronounced it to
be both treason and murder. We did say,
however, that that conduct had been con-
doned. We now repeat it.
The truth in the Judges opinion aad our
article passed through the mind OF the critic
Of the Press and Times. have CONS forth in
just such a shape a. wholesome food after
its customary transit through the appropri-
ate channels Of his corporal structure.
| LFCALIs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

Hr'roES.-Prol Ncwton, of Yale College.
writing 10 the New Haven Register. says
thai hc, with three other gentlemen, saw
from enc OF the towers OF Alumni Hall GA
Monday morning, Is n inst, in one hour and
atty minutes, commencing az FIVE minutes
before tour O'clock, four hundred aud thirty
shooting stars. lie SAYS three hundred and
sixty Of them moved Ia paths diverginc
from the constellation Leo, aud are there
fore presumed 90 belong the November
group. The remaining seventy were NOV
iog in other paths, and are such as we see
every night.
large proportion Of the meteors lefi
phosphoresceut trains. Three or four of
these trains lasted over q minute. one star,
which appeared 10 explode with a splendid
green hame, lcit track, which slowly
shortened itsell and goat. away 10 the
norm, curling itself up ia crescent. The
inot'en was ncl rspid b the eve, but a. The
train ives probably as much as SEVENTH
miles high, the wind which earriei ID must
have been blowing fhy or one hundred
miles an hcur. lie expected 90 SEQ a. ma
ny more nex' morning. Il the clouds did not
prevent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
REAL ESTATE CARD.

OUR MONTHLY FALEs OF REAL EsTATE.
" ccmmencing October 18th snd ending 18th
inst cunt TO ore hundred and forty-four thou
sand three hundred and eighty-five dollars and
eighty iiTe ceEis. GLASS; S5) Ths above emb- ~
ces ''Waveiay Place." 10 NJ sale with our enter
prting fns nds, MessTs. Nelson MurlTee.
Iha senor partner Of our finn commenced the
Real Estate business in Nashville IN 1851 tue Junior
m 1853, and oar long experience IN the businei :.
knonledee Of tFaDsie Of property in Nash Vile and
vicinity and extensive acquaintance in and travels
through Tennessee and ether Staies, enables US 10
give super rndvanlage to all who wish 70 purchase
or sell city or suburban property, farms, kc
We return our hea ueli thanks b orr numerous
friends ana patrons for their very liberal patronage
snd respectfully solicit. and hone 10 ment a con-
nuuauea of The came. J. L & r. ". BROWN
noYi9-St ss16 Union street
Over Works Book Btora
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

In such a condition Of affairs not a single
Republican measure could be passed. and
the whole tendency Of things would be re-
dictionary. The first question 20 which this
copperhead majority would turn is attcn-
lion would be the proper representation Of
the Southern States, which. now that slave
~ ia abolished, Is a matter of doubt The
following calcu alton will show the diff
ference betseen the old basis, the strictly
white basis, and the basis Of The whole
population
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

toNcFsNING kkTs' TNLs some expt,S- J
men's IN What IL termed an,mal er.fiag
have recently beca described hv nr' Berl h
paper iorwarded 20 the French Academy
% Soienee. lie says that # rats tan 81
~ on, ssinnea, and teen inserted auder
'ns sAino y me ssme anlmsli e viii continue
10 live and grow ss before. II u ir..1,,.. !.
odeci Il. the fractured parts Viii ioiu r,s,r
lust IS they would if the ISL were s. ~.
natural place insh0rt, both physiologicaliv
and Enthusiastically the grated part foi.ous
the general laws OF nature"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

First night Of ne ta;e6i-'i ---
RIB sIsTE1
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Smasfmsnts.
THEATRE

CHERRY STREET BErTEEy cv1..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

tAFTsRsn kama ParER.-Messrs. Moss
i Co, on Chestnut street, below Fifsh. have
recently opened a large stock Of f,,Iscsp
paper, which was captured souie two wears
ago 90 bosrd ol the blockade-runner frin
cess Royal, but which they were unable 20
obtsin possession Of until after he close of
the war. u was made in Kent, England
with the intention Of having printed upon ii
tue notes Of The imaginary southern Con
iedersey, and has upon It The vutermark
sc. s. A. This addiuonol evidence Of
British nestrshty Is nov iateresting-
Pa. Prcss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

The forced abstinence Of the people Of
Richmond during the past four years seems
BY their own account 10 thresten distressing
results. The opportunities since the peace
Of procuring superfluites as well as necessi-
ties, and the desire for them created by long
deprivation, has I'D 10 an expenditure Of
the savings boarded during the period, and
even 10 the barter;Dg Il valUables which
have escaped the uaivfrsal ruin. Much
suffering during the winter is predicted from
this fever Of extravaganza. The chsnges
arising from the wsr viii ultimately lead
to a great increase Of WealiE, bui for tue i'm
mediate future many Nirginians entertain
gloomy fears = he fact that the former
lend owners have little OF no capital for the
eiectual cultivation Of the soil under the new
labor system, and the apprehension that the
immigr ant laborsrs now ihToDging TO sup
ply the want Of Borkmen viii not bring with
them the amount required, increases this
feeling. The season inst closed has, 81
course, produced an insufficient crop, and il
is oDly by diligent industry and general
economy that the wolf" can be kept from
the dor Of many an old Virginian home
stead during The dark, cold days Of the APP
preaching winter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

IN ~ usns sciicus BY msil, We shall charge for
tsIA sroing the oertil1aies paying postsge and do
rs TIE nusiness, Is certs earn, which must be On
closed hen he ceriif ste sFent for llva cs,ff.
caier vi te seat for 81, eleven for 81 thir.yfrsF
siNty Ave ior $40. one hun. rad f3r SD
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
DOCTOR McCILl
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N TIE TREATMENT OF DmkiEEs.
ckDHNiN8 BIN WITH SUCCESS rs
QiHER STATES. AS IT fs u
HA8HFlILE. TENFEasHE


For further information in regard %
the skinfUl success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Sfu.
Ii THERAPEUTICS and MarzRI4 NFpre,
two large volumes, late edition Of lisa
the best work in the United State
where you VIII find DR.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best msdica!
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guam
teed With my general practice treat
the following
ChFoRio Cases
Hlih satlEa1aon: RhouUatsnl, Adochosa q -
LunrHf Diseases Of the Thrnet sgolad Ious
Sun limhH, Plcurigy, Pans. ulcefs Cancer, Grave.
Diseases Of Gre Assri end Liver, lulaursloa G
the eiomscn, Neuralgia kirg1 Erd ol s.rufL
Deafaasa. Diseases Of t1e ETes. Dehhiltrd su.
te1iH, uTHueraa Or Indigestion, ard Qonsurlprur-
toEathar VITA al Private Diseases a.
Lttaeoaea % the ~ rinarT Organs.
50 tha ladies
All Affections u ths tsonah uesisd uitn nss.
hsls q ms ~ 81 az s1c, si5fos. can be u.sa
20 iasir iud luia z iouaa rsegusai, b Efas 1's
cal.
Fouug aslsisi ladies whose laHg1rlaas Hhi
hagn NJ % trnE orth IN cll aaalch, gcnsnls
God hes sEit Fol should mul6plg 81 fap.sais- D
llia b your oetlfe Jon csn consult ne eihe 2
lester or ln persuu- No lady over ihIrtY-afe Yean
oi 40 laf-c ulal1H auplceaon- Al coinmanoall-a
By leitar Or peraou airictlv couAdentHL
Nlght Emissions Jared
Young hau. stop uuioru you furtneI 80. ~
diseases subject % Msu there II no d1sasa 20 ~
to cure 90 Night Em'smogs, and phVicSzs ~
scarce that uutara snd treating 10 AMI 30 you -
say t1a. j haVa cured dn1gua ir tnla ciiF, ue4a
IN dlfafant aiaiea, who hafe spent dollar abr O.
lar, and srs nov well cured b me. am ttF -
ceiViEg ieltera ard s1ld.nr nciiicne % al para
ihn cc1lfry. Ir n uori ~ that azo g. ESD .
any Fsys sud w give ne call, Ein . " -
isctcu lcF al Of trl diseases uielaClad n lll q.
variisazassl ne bart o. rateronces Eigss a %
cilT.
an isilsa tiTscisd 3
pR. NCgILh.
uaioE street., Nashville, Taha
rsH-gu -si utaaf vita rFnrnot siasa q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

ATa meeting Of the Chamber of Com
mere, held this day, November "A, 1865,
the foil wing uas adopted, and ordered to
b. published for one week:
Mr.. Rob sts offered he -olioEiuc rezolution:
WHfREAs, Cnul has been shoPn to this
Chambe, IN the wor.s ana figures following, to-vit
70 4HE ruBLIo-aoHEElsoS COUNTY WHISKY.
Having Hscertained thsE the reputation Of our
rG,sky. which has for several years pasl, hetn 81
,rafensllY blurred and misrepresented By HiixfurH
and aduiterahOn-large qaautiries being branded
ana sold es our nake-made ia Cincinnati and else.
ehsre, that Ne, whose names are annexed, Distll.
/ lsrs q Whisky snd Brandles Of robertson county,
Tennessee, have seen n 70 address tins card 10
ihosein wan; Of our Walslzy snd Brandies. In the
future they nsy be FUND store and Tor sale 81 tie
houses OF Burr, Bib 4 Co., springfield, Robertson
county, Tennessee, snd Brisn haxion, corner Of
| Col ese and Church Streets, Nashville, Tennessee,
Q re and unadulte rsfed. a. Msn- fscfuTers prices
We take this course n self protection, bseV ng 81
We do, that many are lmposed upo1 WITH in8Ita-
tors. when desiring gsntIine article o. Old Robsst-
| son county Tennessee Whisky.
November sth, 1855.
G H Garrett Thomas Savage.
willie Woodland Jao Couts,
! stark 4 billiard, Geo r Dranchtcn,
q 3 Randolph. B Couts
Wilson PITT, Mslschi Benton
Wm Couts, NJ D Woodland,
| 4 Duncan, " c Bridge
| " Dsrden, Jno Bridges.
l Ifcfef9fe. heS0ltff, Inst 20 lar IS the members
/ Of this Chamber are CONCERNED, they deny the
charge set forth 10 ssid Circular, and most emphat-
icslly sse thsf they sre false snd without founda-
tion
! Ras'rsa. That in considerations Of the fact thsf
the j. more than one fifth Of the distilers OF
! Robertson cen y who have signed said Circular,
inst We respectfully invite those who have not sign
! ed lle same 70 send their Vhisky to orr market
| freely snd that We sil use our best endeayors 10
promote their interest; srd
RssIusd. That until said Circular is publicly with
/ drawn, We HEREBY pleogs ourselves 70 refran from
laying rom or from selling liquors for any Of the
I parties gho have gned said Circular.
! uovl7-lW
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ShoW Cases made % order, and general
nsssrtment kepi constantly on hand. al 81
Broad street. novl4-iyv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Richmond Views Of Congressional
Mnffnrs

The Richmond Wing advises the Rpere-
sentstives elect from Virginia to stay at
home until invited 10 take their seats in
Congress, and in relation 70 the test GA h
says; Woe unto those that take the oath
better had they never been born.H
We hsFe thought for someiime past thst
lhe representatives. elect 20 Congress from
the rebel States would show q proper sense
Of the stiffness Of things" If they would re-
main at home until invited to Washington
to take their seats. It would save exrense.
stany rate. From present appearances
none Of Them are likely 10 get in, and need
not fear the "wee" to which the wbig con
signs any who may take the oath. BY tie
way, the editor Of the Wing was supported
for seat in Congress because he could take
the oath. What hiss eaused him 70 change