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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Extract from the Report of the COM
missioner Of the General Land OF.
tee.
Afler referring to the great Pacific
railways the report describes The lines
Of routes IS follows,
The first Of these routes havine
centrally Of position, starting from
Omaha, Nebraska, is to be formed by
the Union Pacific. on the eastern or
Missouri side, linked 70 the Central
Pacific, OF the western or Paci6c side
constituting one great national route.
with line from the Missouri river, 81
the mouth Of the Kansas, in north lat.
itude SO degrees % minutes, near the
latitude Of Washington city, the ma
bonal metropolis and Of ST Louis, cury.
ms northward. takes its westerly
course by two branches along the Kan
sas and Republican rivers, uniting upon
the one-hun6redth meridian, thence
seross the plains 70 Denver, the capital
OF the new State Of COLORADO, onward
over mountains and through vslleys.
extending 10 Great Salt Lake CITY. IN
lsntnde 40 degrees SO minutes. From
that point the Union Pacific and Cen.
tral val traverse Nevada, near the sill
yer region, entering California and
reaching the nsvSgsble W. se1s OF the
in latitude 40 deg Is min
turning soutbwsrdly along the val.
ley OF that river, via Sacramento Civ
il viii extend 20 San Francisco. in iati.
tude 81 degrees a. minutes Then the /
terminus on the eastern or kansas.
Missouri side viii have branch road.
now IN progress, and the construction
81 which is sided BY q liberal grant /
starting from LeavenWorth, through
lawrence, IN Kansas, to the southern /
boundary Of that State, on 70 the Gulf
u Mexico This road, extended to the
after point, would not only open to our
advancing population one Of the richest
,grioultural regions on the continent
,ut would connect the whole system Of
North and South, unite them
0 the great PAcifc trunk line. and
ind the northern, central, and south
IN portions of the great valley Of the
4ississippi By the indissolGble bonds Of
pteFssi sod oouimsFoa congreas hes
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 22z.

FoR stlE-DwELLING-No. p North High
= street. or1neriT cccup o. b mr. William $
HAslh ohe ~ the most compact, neaf, convenient
400 desirsoiT located resdeuees in Nashville. with
A. me modem Improvements, gas. water, water
Closets, oafhng room, good seEerags, stable, car
llAgr mouse. wood hou-e. To ad1IuOD there are
1oloie WlodoF sashes attached to The dwelling To.
( 'tn-r with me Laundry room, With stationery
NaIarooes, dr'"ersY shelves, Ac., Sc. Neiahbor.
l'od pThaps unsurresssd. Price $1,000: one
bait csshi hsiace one year, interest snd lien.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

A celebrated old violin was sold At
auction q few days since la Baltimore
This tsmous cremona caused a large at
tendance OF musicians from various
citiss. The eddie was started at 500 t;
itrsu up rapidly TO 500 some fifteen
claiming that g. bis bid, aud finally was
knocked down 20 Baltimore man 81
uine hundred doilars
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 222.

hiOk SALE, OF EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
\ CITY PROPER II. New Albsng. ~. r,ror-r-
y as ioloSs two story Frame House 10 perfsct
repair, newly Isutsd. on second tank of ne ohio
ryur IN illl view Or Il near the foot OF the Fails
AZ fooeos, presses, cuptoarus, paniry, cellar md
elsiern lnier the house. stable under ground
%txzs Wood shed, Sc, &c. House stands ID feel
9a;k from one street snd 20 FEET from the other
Lot Is on thu corner, 6oKioJ. with rear farcpQ. r
Also two eO'tagee, Of three rooms each. on Iot
l-Nil0, With resr fence; estern 10 each bouss
and well for both. Al valued at 81 O00.
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FOR SALE.

FIRST.
A TRACT Of Land eOntainirg 2IT acres. u the Tin
n dstnef, Davidson county, ab5ut 5 iriles ron
dss rCd
A TRACfof Land cOnts-nIng CO aers F., Ia district
"a No IS, about 2 miles iioui the ci v, on the
apple orchard.
THIRD.
A HOUSE sBd Lot 10 worth urlmer street hsing
n second door Norih q Gsy street, and SKIS
FOURTH.
A \ unlmproved LIT, aci0iuiag he lEst mentioned
"A Tor. on the North ode, lronting on Suulue en- Il
~ iest. sad 10 feel ceep.
FIFTH.
A LOT m North SIDE Of Say street, $50 lsst Esss
"A o. Summer sireet-6oKll0 tset VII -
SIXTH.
A NunimproTed Lot, south side Of Crsslort n
N between summer snd High st, 5 Il0sl. fses'
-... SEVENTH.
A LOT IN lover Wnter stisst adioipipg FfvuB.
n lot On the North sioe, aud being zsri04 lsei.
EIGHTH.
THREE Lott n Wetnore's Addition 10 Fdsssslt
i adjoining the Scuh 5. De OF Robt Stewart. Drog,
erly, each beng SO1l5O f.e'.
MYTH.
A LOT 10 Preston hay-i addition to Nashville. on
"A M North site Of the n. q c. K R.. aUd being
siEl35 feet.
TENTH.
A OF about 80 feet West Of the Nashville and
"A franklin turnpike rosi, On the road or street
running Heslws dly aud dividing Jhs old IunstIc
q Jun ron tho properly knOsn as ihs Berry
Apply to T. CHILDRE-s, st his Law ONCE
No 81 Il North College street. near Cui0u-oyer
'sc'Nd NSionsi Bank dec2i-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Two French engineers have recently
len Paris for Palestine to superintend
ihe railway which is being built De
iseeu .-srasslem and Beirout eveutu.
aar 10 Join the capital Of the Moslem
ssith the holy Land 10 seems str1nge
auj even involving that Bethlehem snd
Nazareth should ever be known as rail.
say stations.
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800 or 1000 Acres,
No. 2I4

EOR sALE-23 Acres good Garden LSpd. gr,l
Il house Of $50 NJ ms and Kitchen srroFe
house. Within iorty steps Of thu house bee 81 ~
oest spout sprn 10 the couniFJ- Two niles non
Nashville, on The Vaughn Pike, between Nj. Ne
ferrin aud Mr.. l. Truifs. Price s.. 700. che ~
Cash nAlanee in one year. Appyto
II. @. SCOVEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Tae Cincinnati Enquirer says Of Gen.
1oe Hooker, whose condition was lately
reported as critical ths; paralysis has
asse sad work with his hne physical
frame and handsome face. one whole
side Of bic body has lost It's vitality, aud
hauCs hab.d ana loose. ike q Wilted
weed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No 225.

H'lh sALk-A 7mall Yarn Of Sc Acres, on the
y Brick Church Pike, miles north az Nssbsii's
veil Improves. Frame house Of three rooms. a.
&c, hal end kitchen. Two springs, dne youne or.
'hard OF coo trult trees iu baginu.nR 10 bean an
-, peaches, p'ums. chsfues aud Dlums, sli well
enclosed. $50 per are; e-half cash bsis7.es
N one year Possession given January lst, lss5.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 223.

hiOk sALh-l03 feet on North Front street. ca
= side, next nor.h Of and adloning Bridge street
known A. the Brick Bridge Ton house property.
st'hrsetng she Toll Rouse snd large iivery sfsba
WI o. sold As whole or 10 los NoW rented ior
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 2al.

EaOR RENT-A good COTrON FARM Of go
aeres-l50 clesTes on the Wilson Pix. one
Iillie IN brentwood Large tEo-stoTy Frame
DNeiunsi good sPtlngs fc. Possess 90 alveu i'm
mediateiyi sud vii issas for tE0 years n so p.r
sele We link shat .srgs smount Of money esn
Be made er the lessee o his isrm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Col. Forney, or the Philadelphia
Press and number Of Preachers,
have Lli controversy relative TO sun
day paper7. aud sunday Street Rail
road yas The Preachers sought to
amend Col Forney's morals; and the
Colonel retoried, by giving them q few
g0od lessons, which may be profitable, il
not unheeded
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 229.

ElOH sALE-S0, 40. or Eg5s fset mont N Ssrth
cherry street, lo5 iest deep, next oorth o. the
Oommsresi Hotel. This is q central bushes 10
q ny Price $50 per foot One bali essh balance
n and yesrEi i1isrssg and lien
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. gal.

L'oH SALE-Zl0) Acres OF Land, az miles ron
Il the SeNanee Coal Nine, Maron counry 'rspB
YIN sood improvements. sas Mi IN rurnfng or,
vii . given. Proc g. per s0Te-L cash, bslaacs
and yesr'- VII exchsngs for city OF country
property.
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Eduoata fnur phIldran

THE SEMINARY " TOUNS LADIES. in the
i large aud elegant kfrkmsn bilildirr, corner OF
Summer a0d Cedar Eeeets, cfis rs very superior
advantages, Boar hog and Day school
True scholarship, o. rier, moral and 50 ial culture
are The beading idess this lnstrtuion
IN addition % the re galar Engi 81 Course Music
ana the French Clsss = here - nov many more
Paps IN Lsrn 10 this school, Is q Believed thau h
sny ever conducted 10 this ciT
The NEXT SESSiO q VII opfln % MondsV. Ian
uary 2 Puzzle ussy enter on e hrst of Jarl,ary
hoGeFsz sne be bsit sr prepsr ed for the easuirf
session y. 4 WARD PrisciralA n
deczs-lm 2. y. Box 4ls
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No. 2a4.

t'oh SEM nsE Frame EGlse O. 9 rooms.
- N North Nash sile, n~a- the reslseo-. - ~
r X Chatham. frics $500 per szaaEa.
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No. 2I9.

EHOR LEAsE-store House. eorparof C,Ilsgs and
Il hicad street, Tor balance Of ls-5 snd rss. Poa
session elEes smmediaisly. Eood business To-
CaIry. Price $500
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DWELLING Wanted.

VNHE Advertiser viii pay fair Teot, il adTssee,
i required, for q corlflr abb dwelling OF s
rooms In good neiEhborhOod. and arnrle security
for its protection. ADDRESS Lcek-Box No. 81.
HaaafL-oa
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Wanted.

CsrrUATION, by q ySung man Of liberal eaucatoo
- ard some experience. Is 6 coed penEnsni and
Gao bring Recommendation fr0m ior-uer employer
Address H. h. WHITE, Lock box L. "a,
8ee9o-ltc Cin-iu1sr, a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

The New York Herald il Of the opin.
iou that the present Congress does not
represent the viii Of the people. Very
hkyly bat what Is 20 be done abou,
So Members viii not resigo and give
the people chance to send men to
Washington who will represent them.
The people ought 10 holi meetings and
make themselves felt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 22O.

t'oa - NI-siVe rooms IN third story, south
IL west corner Cedar and Cherry street. f1r 10
years nom JsBuarY let, 1886, ~ 500 Per annuu1
and $50 bonus These rooms are well located FOR
business onees, and cheaper thsa any We knoa
oi-aYsEssirg SIS 90 per mon b ior each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
4a0G "A & EsAO,

Dl virtue o. sdscree OF TIE Circuit Court Of IA,
ID Uaiiea sisie. 'or The M.dde District Of Ten
lessee, prcnouncea af The Octebar Term OF ~
court IA tha csuse o. Wray Gillhfnd. ct a 4.
v. d. l.ucAs, e ais viii. On The srd day Of Dan
usry, 1853, OF tbe Temises expose % sale 10 m.
eaess odde-. TIE ioloWIng les ottats bsloagInr
10 the arm o. Trahle a Luca.
eae Drug store and Lea IN Edgedsid frnufipe
isa1 a.
One psy Goeas ssore and Log ADJOINING he
slole.sid iirls siore, Eoating - ieei sn1 iuaninr
One Dwelling Henss Bad Los si,nsses on n.
etleel rlnning irom lte wire Suspension Hridge n
- hlseneld, ifoutng a1ieet, and running back lTo
ieet more or less
The Residence Of ". a Iacss. on Gslisiip
heck las fest
One Los in 1rmtls's Addition @ fs-shyille ithis
- melnoned To- I'll BE- sold 81 the C0Gr House
door 10 hsshviliel
sehas-one- iaUfth Cssh-bslsnce % cred g. OF
= = sna y rncu;hs fhs purchaser vii b re1uir-
- - 4te notes win Approved security, AID lien
nsa npu TIE parchsse money 4 psid
ssesseSston giFe1 O. dsy o. sale
lin Special commis ioesf
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No. GAG

EioR slLS-t school Cab. In good order. sitb
4 sngs haIns-s Prce So.
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For Rent.

Two Rooms, attached G, A nice family r.si,,.,.s
Il centrsliy Gated, AMI suitable Tor 4 small 90
cred aTniiy. Rent modersts. Enquire a. tins ii.
NV dee2l-f
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

40 tho South DhrEtmns has always been
lr-. holiday. This year. uutw outstanding
tHa devastation and suffering iu hat region
20 rHu boz observed with a deeper Joy than
s.er.--ga.tlH Transcript.
Foe Transcript is not posted Christ
mss has always been great holiday
in tas South % has ever been fbe sea
saa Of Incorporating aud rejoicing
amongst al ciasses, but especially
amongst the negroes.
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Extensive Sale
or
Railroad Property,

military DIVISION or THE TEsEsssUE, 4
CAM QUAHIEEaAsiEs's uFFicE, u. \ n. r. r.,
Nashville, Tenn Dec. q, ss5.
WILL Be sold. at Pubic Auction. On January
w Sth, 1855, a. Nashville lem. the entire stock
q new and servlresble stores a the q. 5. Mlitsry
Railroads, rema ming % hand AZ the Genersi sup
ply store, consisting 10 pat As fellows;
Axes
Gas pipe. 9O-0 zinsh. ysrish, all kinds.
Bras ppe. ass'd- Lubrlcsu e OIL.
spring balances. Car cssuags
Hafchets. Bridge casting
Mslels Sszaers cast
Assorted steel, a. two tous,
scrap Iron. vrouRhs sud cast, 500 three hundred
Cooking stoves sud fixtures.
Heating stoves.
Oh cups.
claE, lining and tsDpug bars.
Iron nYets-
Tickle blocks
heily's hesd lights
Esrbsns's plsHorm track scsies.
Full sets Of CzTPeniers', Blscksmths' and SAL
der tools.
Files, Butts snd Screws, Tnvsre Of all kinds. sod
slmost every srtc sunans for asulrosd Operations,
III Of the very besi quaHty.
Of servioesole snd second hsnd railroad too.s Of
al kinds. cnnsf ting Of
Csrpeuters' tools. Mschinisis' tools.
,,, nesi.I . sni', ,ools. s;oye. snd piPe
- NAAAaAFa 49,
Civil EnElneers' Instruments.
Rsilroad punches
"a Doe engine Lsihe-sEing Is inch, height fset
iEohs uidth i inch, length feet, weighs SO NJ
The attention o. dealers and railroad Companies
3 Particularly invited % this sale.
sales vii commenca Il o'clock M, Ga esch
iaY' sud continue dslly until al The prpperty .
disposed of.
ferns-Ossh, IN governments funds.
+ > CHILLY,
dsczs-tsil jaa1s Bst Ms. "a. z NJ u-sA.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 236.

fiOA sALE-4f3S SET. eorusr Yiss and Ua.9o
stree ;, OPP lsIss tbe rezldeucs III Mr. ~ pI--
sisen' - = Pras go per Tot A 1odIs spoi Coz
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

some fellow who hasn't much res.
pee ior himself, much less the fair
SUE eei o. his cruel lines, ssys
.eil gtier, spare that firli
h'at u0i thlso lips o. mcski
nraaod lstheC fair locks curl
aec The maideEs CHEEK
oe..rrs Der quite q salnt.
hrr lolla are al divine
- her RAY hue i paint
So Asf frm i crinoiihe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

The Fund Tor the widow Of Stone
Wuh Jackson.
trlui .as fi1l..o laiy Times.
We dropped IN our press and com
position rooms and let our bows know
that the widow and child Of the great
aud good SloRewsll Jackson were des.
lutte, when tie boys, every one whom
represents q battlefield, unanimously
decided that -one days work should
Re set aside Coz the widow snd orphan
cl.ld Of the great Americas"
hesult-une hundred and ten dol
-A,.- placed In the hands q the Com
s-lI-sa
Tank you, crave boys
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
No. 285.

FsyS KEN Eaeeu Acres o. Eoot aa5. at srst
= 1ol-Eais oE Gsllann PiEs
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TAanday, the IstOf Mar, 1856.


FRklSHr OFFICE, N.ACR-R-I
$500 Nasnyl1lE. uee. n, is65.
0N ana silss to-dsy our DsDois wiIi = oosass 4
~ ~ x. - the rscspiiea 81 Fgesehts. and
assls In E.R, JOKES assai
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Z s1 hurLfal rhrh opp lanf. Hlier '---
t-rH ren suf ra- ben fesrrF fCH. ....l l-'ll O.
severn. years
fr- ralft e1 On raff aIes af siaus- kF-f
reaf riI ia'.rflr. areirn a1.1 si-e .i 90 ~
I 81 T. aal Mica iarnfI r. tEan.y To- r o. ta-n.
y RI. frelfe rom drrreasHorg. aar 'l''fr
ron -srh of ESQ Iss.Iraal Ie1n.s 90 Aa-.tT.s sll
chs .-aro1-a bal fsaI li hls Eool -ra-s suf 7l1ia
pastures aud rdfi u.o Our tracts. au la'
FOL abe Hafer all a1larr ullYialt o.. 80.
1esuiisl dli'aluE siiaa IN re- iuraF ar.
iar sci e FefI Nh. .u.t Z IlF alaltfl . r..
90. Corn. Hlaat aEl fllat1re- VIZ. proper rl..
'4lou j. Fl pf1al-e FuIl 80 % slr fl-flr4
pq1llris i.ai cliall De- sra ulcd 80 lI aa1ll a.
lsaat - esuaa pr pcuui ln cod ID isaA
Oh Do Hcua Place here fs e lHasl. 1E h1u7s.
iHe.Fa Cedsr n1lss- fcr teul1fa. D1.t1l-fru 80
frsss. 5salss ioI - lea1 hones ief hc1=s uf1lail
@. Fine Fruli, ard q sfiendi Career.
Tie Ceasr Lsud vii ae.i sr1aa.siy z la-r-1
The arteul.1u % hslroas CcfuEsl..rs - tumt1f
men is .ar1ed- 0ue-ttlid 70 o. Lulisf 81 paf
90 to uhala lrret
Address me az llEfroesll1ro. Iaau-
uuTta-dE sfie HROnFIELu EIuLE}.
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No 2Ie.

DOR SALE-A small Fu-ne gosss iot arm o,
- Jackson st,eet. north ofthe Corporation spring
Pncs 80.
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w ne creditors o. the estsis a Rac1el Bousr
eeoeA-e1 Hagleg suggested the izsolFsncF q
.A.9 esiAle . TIE Clerk a De smith CCuRiy Court
yoe sle hereby notne1 b hle ycar cAirra, daiT
a1ltneC ilcsfed, AEanst saii sstata With said Csrf
81 q eeiers ins - Day q Apzi, lsas. o. thsF VI
HasA--iss' JANIS sRADLEE GazT.
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No. 233.

F'OR aal-E-Oo. q csts.u's', FIN. r.po..
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No 2Is.

EOR sAJE-Au interest IN = Hou-a Of 2 mana
II aud kitchen, ca F,ster street n Edgefelf
sfaT Cavalry henot 70 Possession given January
LEI. Is &. Pr &C s290.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

fiOk sALE-4i Lots. .. 2 front feet. regularly
and Preitiiy lad Of, nextsdioiuiua .. ne so1tb
", =, f''-,asoce Erounas q hcr. John Tumhls All
y r snElns, Es1., aud 30 stdt1n 20 the sbova
sven acres valuable iaCd Fith = coumod|.-,
hfieA Ne ldebees noE cccupad b. Mr Eiehsrf
sian7ri al d which Ue Viil Sci for less than ne
~ ~ el.sEts G-si Va sitWt-Ehi n IL lszz thsu
y luaois ground add a isrEg. eommodiuus sricf
hoare Does not tnis. for chea1ness. sreeed eFsrv
Ting ihFosu upon tbs market
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ArS Saperiisfineats.
SOUTH SIDE INSTITUTE,
CAPITOL HILL.
1--WE next Session Of This school wi begn on
MONDAY. January %.

For terms. or other particulars, sddress o. Box
No $50 or the Principal, on me premises, ronnHg
The Csnifal ou the East SIDE. - ..,,,,,
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Estrays.--Dsvidson OounD.

TAKEN up b. 81 2. tween lFuE o Bf-risl1l.
4 one isrga Rd1n bose Ycar- "a. D. " d
bands hlEh. VIA 3 SHAT sore aa ~ hsrE. -
naus SAD 81. a1i al TX < g.. sihuIeii Z -
ur1issd af $50.
TskEs Up . 3. q WharEy, hvrr q - ~
u ~ cf. tie ulllsa Son hssaF.Ia. on t1ls ~
isa - Cd srs1ded q. ~. &. Apprla.si a 80
aacE-Eslf ALEX, McpANlaL ha4ssi'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Senator Sprugus, Chairman Of the Com
mittee OF Manufactures, recently addressed
Letters oi inquiry 10 prominent manuiactur-
er7 throughout the country. The replies
received uniformly express the opinion that
the tax on American products must be re-
duced or higher tariff imposed on foreign
articles, innsmuch the latter can be now
sold lu our markets a. q cheaper rate than
tho former.
CT course something must be done
for the manufacturers, they are not &C
cumulating fortunes fast enough. A
hundred thousand a year is nothing
these fast times
Let Us have a revision Of the tariff,
by all means but instead Of making il
higher, reduce IT, Let the people-the
consumer who pays the piper, at least,
have goods as cheap as they can be got.
Every branch Of industry, in this coun-
try ought TO stand on its own feet.
Whatever needs propping from the
Government should be permitted to
fall.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Massachusetts, has school ship
named The massachusetts on board Of
which are several hundred boys, at sea,
doing good service, who have been
placed on board for offences commit
ted IL is deemed better than sending
them to Reform School The State has
lately bought a second school ship. She
i- dued up with school room, meas
room A., &e, and everything provided
Tor teaching navigation She ought to
geta third and put aboard Of il her
sg.Gt.ur parsons aud politicians.
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FerrY 10 EdOeAeld.

TUE stesmbosf AID, Wil commences rum ns
regularly tetseen Nashville sno hdgsneld To-
day, alfhs mouth Of Lick Branch.
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Notice.

NAsHvILEE, December 29th, 1885
WE ths undersigned, Brewers OF Nashville. 81
w me sting holden is day, fsve agreed 70 re-
duee the prce Of our Ale and Beer to SIX Dollars
net half barrel, and would respectfully suggest
60 dealers that patronage Of home Manufacture
has always been acknowledged as Of mutual benefit
10 ali parties Concerned. 3 STEEL a Co,
;. LeitsnbergsE,
F. Kuh1,
g. N. Donaldson,
Cnris.i-e Arieg.
JnO K Ritter q Co,
decsO1W Mankel s FRANK.
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EEgaEs 81 sEaussios 10
ZION kchaid oselsby, Governor state oil fainsa
Hon- David L, laws, judge supreme oou-l h. 3.
aol' VIM &. bFoSuio's, eoysruOs or Toudaa..5
Sig. eel- 'as ? hf5waiov. a4 Gsa. sis,ss q ia.
uesssa.
Hon a. d. Bnen. Nashsuls
Bon. VIM. Nathsp.sl uaEisz. Nsslrss
Hoa. 10. G. Guild, Nashville.
HoH- Ioaa Hugh smith. Esshol..
p. ". Mazey, Esq. Nehag,
a.essrs- Morus airstioa. N-shsr.
Alessra. Evans q Ca. Nsshsaa
NiulEod P1Hsr. coluna5.s. rasa.
IuasId 80
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Gen. Grant and Philadelphia.

A committee of citizens of Philadelphia
have formally, by letter, presented to Gen.
Grant the title deed of magnificent dwell
ing, No. 1909, Chestnut street, which is
being furnished by the same generous and
appreciative people. Gen. Grant in reply
to the committee, says:
Through you the loyal citizens of Phil
adelphia have seen fit topresent me with a
house, lot and furniture in your beautiful
city. The letter notifying me of this is
Just received. 1t is with feeling of graft
tude and pride that accept this substan-
tial testimonial of the esteem'of your loyal
citizens. Gratitude, because tits evidence
of deep set determination ON the part of
a large number of citizens that this war
shall 60 on until the Union is restored.
Pride, that my humble efforts in so great
a cause should attract such token from a
city Of strangers to me. viii not predict
a day when we viii have peace again, with
a Union restored. But that that dav will
come is as sure as the rising of to-morrow's
sun. | have never doubted this in the
darkest days of this dark and terrible re-
bel6on. Until this happy day Of peace
does come my family will occupy and en-
Joy your magnificent present But until
that | do not expect nor desire to see much
of the enloyments of "a home tireSide."