davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-07-01
Price -. $1,25 DER Bottle,

Price -" $1.25 Per Bottle.
Prepared only By 4. u. LIGHT. At bis Hair Dres.
slng Saloon. corner Clark and t.sG street. ChieAgo
Chicago, 1t manufacturers prices. aad 70 whom al
orders should be addressed.
haIrH & DWYEK. corner OF Lake and Dearborn
streets, Ill the Principal nruRKis IN Chicago sal
The Spnn.Ah Lut rAl-
BEWARE OF COUETERFErTB+N genuine IN.
lees containing his written aignatutc md portrait
ahove on each bott:a YIct3a 1t &thp
, 1865-07-01

GO TO the Rest--&so u Bry2nt b ehAtton'e
Chicago Commercial College TO get thorough,
practical business education, CT to become R0os
Telegraph Operator. Address {enciosirS atRrra}
for e!rcuiArs. Bax4Hr 4 srKlrxox, Chtcagc, nj.
, 1865-07-01

A perfect suceess-the b:st IN mazket-ls not a
dyc-will not stain the tktn restores gray and
faded hair 10 its former beauty: prevents itfrou
FILLING cG; gives It soft eilKlik appearance. as
BulDhAm & Vsn Gchaaek. 10 Lake street, agents
for the Northwest. je3yss 39tICEs WE'D Eat
, 1865-07-01
Gray Hair Restored.
GREAT GIFT SALEl
DU n MS.

ls4 Clark Street. Cor. Monroe.
I9S Dearborn ST.. Cor.N1adisou.
25O,O0O
Piapcs, Watches, Cnans, Diamond Riaes, dc., &C.,
Worth over 81 100000,
All 10 be sole ioE II each without regard to Value
Not to be paid tor until you know What gon are 70
receive. During the month euding NAY @ta, 1a<a
G.. M. DUNN & CO.
Fave had the homer OF distributing anon thelr pst
funs Eight HnnoEea and Ten Gold and Silver Watches,
, 1865-07-01

HTOlt SALE "A co.tsga and lsise,
Il With six rooms Aot closat. o. corner OF Futon
md s.nRa5ne .trtSts Apply on tha premises. i'd
, 1865-07-01

New Testimonials,
Certificate from Colonel GroAvenor, of
the Firm OF E1cTflman d Co., Brew.
efH.
CntcAao, June 19. 1s65.
A. y. D1L1orT: certify that ! havs nstd pellzht's
Spanish lWtre In my family for 4oEK uaoa ond with
beneficial r sus. particularly tn the case ct my vlhe,
whnst hair began t.. fail out and the dlbcnlEy was
fhfnedT.
, 1865-07-01

w ANTED-Agents in eve,y
=: Couu' , I. the Un!sen St atea to sec .sIgENAN
AHn ll!s !scA4FAlGSa;"by "a Rey seacnt aa:hoFo:
anouz 4so pages. win Steel PereraiI cloth 3f75
- Sold oniy oy eanyaas,1g hsenss to whom RI
feAaJ for deivc,yln July, but a*s.ng ~tH COM
menee immediately. AzrLn EiN forward Is cents
in old OF rree1ence and the csat IN the tst rot ii
feadv taEtn W1u be sxErtd - .hem Addte.8 HH$RT
H. EEHHWOuD. Publisher. II Loahasu Atncf. Chit
G&RQ, L fAdjQs1lnX tho pH&f Itt6cN,l It1c.aI11
, 1865-07-01

w ANTED-Agents-fof New
w Work 1ha Eecset aervt1. Tns ftald, Tht
Luneeon and The EscApe-- By Albert b. HIh.td
F.l. Tribune eosra pendent. Tho work viii embrace
.1peser C for fur yeara travelling through tho aourt
IN fhc Scrtt Service OF the Tribune, uuts.-AH
off Whf with our a1rr4 fAet1, Ksst and wesr.
hs thrilling capture his tonhanuant tn differ:
ens rebel PEtsonk ha escape and Journey Of naAzlJ 90
I'll b. sepAts nth sttEsisg eFenA facts ,ncldeate
AID r nance OF the war. Aso sHe1daytg History OF
the r bt,llon" and other popular hooks. eaR7avln.s
&c Cal Or sen. stamp tor Circulars. h. C TAE II,
1f7 Clark at.. fhlesxo- kS't511N
, 1865-07-01
Certificate from Gso. ". Brown, Of the
Well known firm Of Brown g. Co ,
General Commission Merchants, 45
Lombard Bluck.

CHICAGO. J1ae II, lss3.
A. Il DxIlsnr-Respeeted Sir: have tried and
tho nd I'll Ct OF your Spanish Luftral .lF
ba2dnc*1- Befofu con nmtnctt utfuE tAa Lus1r1l my
head vas n bald - the calm Of my hand NOV 1t Il
tnieEty co!eerd With Gne. soft na1r and an s>tis
halE 1mosl cheestr.ly recommend TITO Ill who have
oat ahsH hair, ard for tho toetlt Il Indispensable.
We could nl. this paper With equk1y strong evl-
deuce OF the Of the 3pan1h Luss Il but tho
ap.ye u sufficient 70 ~ .IAt1 tao nnst skepac&l.
, 1865-07-01

"
nstl, bul now be seemed Gala and composed. he
nhepe1ed 10 Nj. Buell.. who went dom to hls
cell and brought mp paper which he had LIFT
rRtnK to his feet to do II de,lre to return my
thauks to R.v. MT. Morton, Rev. Mr. Cleveland
End Rev. Father Donuhue, who have rendered
ipg hour, ard also 70 Nj O: d. Heath, the Sheriff
OF Lake county, and the Oeputy Sher1G, @. G.
Bnell, who have treated me with uniform lndness
ret to mention ahc able eforta Of she counsel
Who plead The case IN my behalf and dld all that
cculd {here his votce WAS much broken and he
r. e doa ee.s %
1hi. concluded his sddres: al preetse:y twenty
i've m1nus, past three o'cicck; II was long
@ 70 Ssfsy 5gsa u ~ ~
alter mort every senttnce he hated, longer ihsn
s q 9sSe n :h es 81 ii
mes po9: sFeh e. ee
:Iss i pss:ss s :sss sRP'H e sssa as hs
petsit'epsly, and ii aueha a solemn moment main
Rey. III: canpbell now offered mp prayer; Dur; II;
,eE tes.s ns md B II % With h,s &C. aa1lsd il
hind, and tenor Of bis Who1c body and head
,he f92 ss ~ snfng
thrte O'clock be stood up nefv1ns him.elffor
TUE EXECUTION.
Calmly. md even with a grateful Emiae ha'f
trembling upon his lips, Bell shook hands with
the tlefgymt1 present, standing erect and stea5y,
ard cuntfoIiipE what mutt have been an INTENSE
mental angu1th, " IN almost euper-huHlan
effort. Soon, however, nature forced upon him
the relief OF tesrB. HIS courageous resolution
never forrook him, but even while the tears
dtnmed his rght he. at the request OF khe Sheriff,
deliberately dItw of bis coat and stood IN hts
khfrt 81, eyee. whi'e Aesxrs. Geath and Buell.
fIujy piL1oned hie arms behind his back. he
toQld Eot low cover his weeping With the hand.
keTcblef as petore. and ibis thought seemed 10
netyc b1m to an un6gal.iae struggle aRaiast the
inc,tI alton 10 even this relief lor his peut mp
srony. His fsce showed BY It's conrulstrs twitsh-
iae. As The shss,f removed la ir9m h,s neea
thet foiairg nigh. interfere With
He moose, Bel In q tone 80 plalntye that It e3n
never to forp tten by hts hearers said tne Woros
.tGod hltts this people, they kuoW NOT whst fhty
do" AlA1a~ wbttc ehrond Of glazed mus IN va
new Put over him and fastened by running
s'fiDE" At the throat and the deadly coo:e Vas aE
| ranged EbGut hts neck. AeaEn he spnse-chstti
died Tor Jou, and he died for nc, on the gslows,
then correcting himself. :. or the croes. Hts face
| wss nGT c"n' oiiei ~ with tbs most inttnse men
| tai tudt ring. Sher.f Heath Erasocd his hand
| ind With voice choked by emotion SUD
"Tbis ,s hard. hut IL ia my duty." to WhicE Bel
responded In an almost ilaudibfe voice
"Gtd tltts .yon." TIE ssme sentence b
uterrd to Buell., who slso graspcd his hand ANT
En,c BIN fau we'll. The whtte-tnp WAS nov
drawn over lis head BY the Sheriff, who fastened
, 1865-07-01

CHICAGO, Juus y ISIS.
A. Il DkLI1ur- Dear eir: NJ half had been vrry
thin for and waa fa3: 2ulax bald. bad
tried ali RrdS IT HAr Hcs'ornt1yeA nply mad ii
ah1nbpg: Finally WIS pe71unaea to try your 6pa2.
lAh n4tt 81 and ff tie ,at Appll cAtion could
tt tho eH cts OF IT. and now hare d1a hbnd OF
hal A hra bntd W1%n
, 1865-07-01

TOR SALE-Fine Residence on
8t.ca!aan avn1ue. no.ta of TrnsfIa itr,et. mH.
dnthed in The p.s-fstt 42neff ea1s bY Bi ID
d BhAHLhx, cor. LAzn hnd LAT Alln st1ea:s-
lt!pciG8 s.
, 1865-07-01

and Bullock. Through the open WtndoWA
poor w1etch't eyer, used to the darkness; the
ffesh brit xet wnttcd from the like entered. bear
ipe with them tho .voices Of the curious little
pla, upon tho frasf, md Win half aish aud half
R8Hp u pleasure, ~ II he would snatch o1E more
i.sttpjoy Dent from Iasure, Bell leaned for@std
to letitfln his feEtr brow. A sd silence reign.
shr1f Heath stepped forward and read the sen.
leuce IN confofnt , to which Bell vas about to
spf1e. the xtzemest penal, Ct tas law. He liz,
his attention upon It to drive away other OBJ
trnsive snd isifhral thoughts. A. he ,sst
there, lhe nooec fo foon 10 bring him test, lsy
not strike chiu to his heart, and lhat hortl.
hle tsrcles Of tho coming death sgony did not
deafen HIM 10 The dull formula Of ,he l!wl Teats
suis,vely a. he appeared 10 lteten. Toe reading
ED. d, Rev. Mr Morton eteprcd forward and Of.
fered up an eloquent prayer 70 God ever ioll Of
Bel h:n his eyes in bis handkerchief, nut bis
brow could he seen snd II was deeply flushed
While N hi. snenish, the veina stoo1 out like
ceasfd, he rs1sed his head however, and looked
roprd him With clesI and etesdy gaze. The
sbe1i6 now stked him Il be had anything to Jay,
rose to his feet. BE commenced epeaksng At
tNtIty -eIgh1 minutes n1tsr two O'Clock.
BELLS Last Address
Wss In the following worda:
"G&bt:emen, etand bcfo!e yen Tor the LIST
tine In my 1l1e to address you ION ffs q led
upon 10 oltnets scene you never before wines ..
hat you never win be called upon 10 Wttness NJ
o'ber sneh feene- In feT moments 4!afo yon
viii be called upon 10 Eee MINIS Boul mad body
scperateo. Scripture a3ys: what God hath
joined 1T no man p1t asundef- is 'bere anything
On Gods cath thtt IL m0rc euhstsntia1ly Joined
toptte than nan's toul and todyf Gentle nen,
Fam 10 be hung by the NICK uuItt / am dead, for
the mnrner Of MFt. Ruth Bridens but, gentle.
n+n. an not the murderer. II Is q N ltte1
Of importance, and Eatter for tetfous con*ldeta
| hoe; but-lhese bis fee.lugs ovt rcauac him. he
buried hts faec IN his handkerchief and was silent
| for toruc noncttB.1 All, gentlemen. thai Car
| ren;tze is ,hit, that SIN 10 be hung for being
| tepaLt OF Mf.. Rnth D1iden. The circumstances
| they say, I'll point 10 nc, and Dell must be tht
| Enurdt1sr. Because he Wxs u tenant and q pool
| MN be must he the murderer; b. Cause be Whl
| living m Mra. Britt MS placa Gshtlemen, wha
| pse the &c cjrcumttsnceef Whit arc these rtun
! etances: Whs, the daughter says that IN th'
| tnu ncE asked her ii she would bare me. Sh'
s;st she Has1't so hsrd up az to tare an old s,ar
yied an. 1was {ooling End talking ~ith The Rtsl
jnat In mere fporL nothing el.e. gentlemen
No h,t E tsa,I considered ety realization q M,
ter at all, Il Was only Just In Rport. Dat
eerthmtn n. there eircun.tAtcss point to Bel
and nobody clse. Wiat was that ctrenmstancc
Gentlemen, he'd that auy thing 10 do with the nut
re.,ne Ars. Ruth Brid.nt appeal 70 humsntt
70 fuyt et'ente such ctFcumstanc-s as these. Thel
il the tail, she says there wu: come uo1ds In re
, 1865-07-01

NJ situatlers by two
w siate.z fKsatsrn ffrls O1e u cook, WSth ead
Iron the Qthdr - cn amber aid AN1 NAteaG Nafat.
strTet iVu A1L2.
, 1865-07-01

w WANTED-Age1tB-In In every
mtns & D.esse. Ct Horses Agent. ars already eeai
red stamp to bR MtCLGRK +. s. Bsx . III. I'll.
EFT. ~, Or peIsonsll3 =, nase 1a1 Madison syeet
and viii enable them 10 The he4rh anc livns 81
valE able animals, rTove defects tas prevent their
Cejpt Of xIQQ. ieJSha6t II
, 1865-07-01

w ANTED-A e Ss-B te K
~ Aaeru Es1ted Nev History Of tne
IN s:Egle octave volume Of s09 lsrKc and closslY
printed psffs; bound N tmb 1Aed 1eA-htt X,, Has
tsAted ry t1quis teiy besu.ifA se plates s01 mage
nultltnaes .zs waitlnR Ter Ius' suca b:oS. Pics,
n FTcllaO only. Also. sKtcfs + "1hc Loyal WIst
wosk ertr pao!thed On ~ ct For circulsts WITH
null descriptions Ann T. rns. 1dA + - AKHHT hDNE,
{s1S
, 1865-07-01

FOR SALE-Two Iots aal Two
l. DWalllsx Housa,, With Grocery era attaches,
abd dong ssp,endid nus9 s. A:d ths bess oc .ttoa
Msdiscn street. CaIc,Ec, or add-.as 1T L ~ ?. @
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
To the Citizens Of TenneSSeeI

The teTn1inEt0u of q sanguinary contest, which
Tor he pa,t iour ysars has presented an mpassahls
BARR 20 oil sOci or commercial intercourse Be-
tween the tWo great sections Ct our cuuutry. has-
lpg at length happY cleareo Hw-y al ohatncit 10
a renewal oi tcos- relations when formerly bound
ms toge her 10 flaterual uniOu faya the esrlest
oppOrtu y elt0rded me by this ausp cious event
Is greet nv Southtrn irisnds, ana 70 solicit ir. M
{ em a renewal OF that excessive business ccnuec-
Il which for quarter o. acsatury hss been u. ia-
ten uoied a,e y the gTeas public eaiamiiy 10
Vi eh hive adyertec.
aroely necessary. on the threshold OF tu-
sness re uIion, / should repeat the vara IA 20 of
n " % my neudA @ ueua e o. q ] thoss epu-
re u and Gel ten US c7u pounds whlch, under the
spe,a Us "a iase titles OF Imported Wines prau-
oies, no Ia Sin, laquO r. &C, hase teen equally
destiuctvet tn hes On OF on citizens - pr Jun.
cial {, tn interests Of q lea timats Importer
Many yfars Of my past he have been appended
In aa Cp aud candid atts mFt - e1poSe these
wholesale ffDu O.; 40 time Los exp snss has teen
pared . accomplish this a utary purPose, and q
place befO my fnenus and the puUl, generally,
at he lowest % sitla inark.t puce, and in such
qUR ties might 7u tnelr convenience, a truly
| gehuine imported article
TWer ty i've year, business transactions with the
I largest sud mOst ,espes table exporting houses IN
I France and Great Britain have Afforded ne uoaur-
/ passed iachtes Tor supplying cur home marllct
With Wines, Liquors, auo Liqmu'es OF tne be. and
I most approved brands in Europe IN add tou 70
/ my Osn uistilery in Holland Tor the manufacturo
| OF the "Schledam schapps."
I he i-ttsr. 50 long e. ted and approved by the
medirsl Faculties OF - Unit q states West indies
| aod south America a invaluable Therapeutic
a whole ove, plea ant, and perie safe bsveia q
m al climate and uuTlug al - as A. uuicElY eK
/ cited tne eupidity of the home ma Rctur r. and
Yender- Of Z spurious a tcie under the same pane
| trust that have, a'tsr much toll ana expense
I surrounded an my implriaIons "a sa gus q.
and dire, ton which vi ia O. diua-y circum pectol
eiil ini ure their delivery, as 1 recsiTe them from
I Europe, c al nv Gu tOu err.
i NOult I, hOwpyer, recommend m all cases Uhar'
{ is sstle, bat orde-s DO sent direct % nv De
/ 20 20 Beaver 81 eet New YORK or that purchsss'
/ Oe male o. my accTe ited agents.
| 10 addition 10 a la 20 stock Of Wins, Prandie -
/ a., In WO u. have a considerable supply q ID,
/ tried foreign vines, embraclnR uatases of mani
! past years. bottled up b for the comnen 9eu1eu
/ OF IA Nar, vhi1h cen . pscialiY fccomnend Z,
/ . c0unoJsss urs e ,hese rare INJURIES.
In conclu-ion, would specis ly call thu early st
4 teutiOn u southern eust meTs 10 the ady .ntas
70 Be der ved by tfansmi ting their orfers Withou
I ioss Of time, OF ealing pers0naiiy ag tha DepCt
order 10 insure the fulh ment of thsr fsyors from
/ the present large ana vel eiseied aaortment
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
/ q Beaver Street, New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
The New Constitution of Missouri


The following are the leading fes-
lures of the new Constitution of Mis-
souri, just adopted by a msjority Of the
people:
1t declares Missouri free State for
ever.
1t establishes the equality of all men
before the law.
1t prohibits Legislation interfering
with the personal rights Of men on ac-
count of their color.
It declares that Missouri shall ever
remain q member of the American
Union.
Itexcludes from the ballot box and
from office, traitors, rebels, rebel sym
pathizers, guerrilla marauders, BUSH
Whackers, and their aiders and abettors.
Tin like manner excludes Knights
of the Golden Circle, Sons of Liberty
and o. A. KS. =
1t in like manner excludes those who
enrolled themselves as disloyal, or as
Southern sympathizers, to avoid militia
duty. H-. q.
1t provides for an efficient registra-
ton of voters, thereby securing the ex-
clusion Of illegal voters.
Itremoves the rule requiring treason
to be proved by at least two witnesses,
and leaves it to be proved as any other
crime.
1t invites immigration from Europe
by extending the elective franchise TO
those persons of foreign birth who have,
more than one year before an election
declared their intention, according TO
law, to become citizens of the United
States.
1t forbids private, local and special
legislation, which for 30 years has curs~
ed the State, and brings the State under
a uniform system Of general laws.
1t prohibits lotteries.
It ,forbids the Legislature making
compensation for emancipsted slaves.
It stops the creation of corporations
by special acts, with enormous and dan
gerous powers. and requires all corpo-
rations to be formed under general
laws
1t prohibits the crestion, renewal or
extension of the charter of any bank
of issue.
II protects the interests of the people
by imposing upon stockholders indi-
vidual liability for the debts of corpo-
rations
1t secures an efficient sygtem of COM
mon schools for the free education Of
the children of the State
1t gives increased facilities for its
own amendment, and allows the people
direct vote on every amendment pro
posed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

Surgeon General Barnes cautions
medical officers Of the army against
exhibiting any table, statement or pa
per belonging TO the official records of
the Medical Department or giving any
information, copy or extract from the
same, or sny similar information oany
person whatever, except those to whom
such information should be properly
rendered under existing regulations
and orders, unless by written authority
of the Surgeon General Circular and
circular letters requesting information
as the results of their observation and
practice win not be replied to By the
Medical Department.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

Thb vice, which ia never p-rrt-srI .-
the presence Of any enc, hll }.s57rl ...
everlasting ruin of thoUsani5 o.. L,-f l.r...I
sid most talented vourE uen rel au.r
sasa toGguo 20 o.C4usaea os firs .o s....
10 has destroyed hoHith, olsstct O. e crIsI.-
tution, and reduced ths uiissratll sc.lu I'D,
q living skeleton. Nor arc -lr .E l...
ana intal effects ia Its pains b7- cr-.r-. A
the ruins Of r9agcn. the meet risiel
eight that can meet mortal CTa- Ir Be-
cared permanently Of thia 1llcsiou. -s .r
Dr. ColauGn, No. o. Ncrtb cherry atsl.
Or sddresa him BY letter, Boa l1- s1.s
vile, Tenn e.sftr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
Letter from Chief Justice Chsse TO q
IOmUIttee on COl0Fed Men,
The following letter Of Chief jus tice
Chase to g committee on eolored men
of New Orleans, explains itself

committee on COlored Men.
The following letter Of Chief jus tice
Chase to committee on eolored men
of New Orleans, explains itself
New ORLEANS, June 6.
GExTLzxES-I should hardly feel at
liberty to declipe the invitation you
have rendered me, in behalf OF the 10y
al colored Americans of New Orleans, to
speak 70 them on the subject Of their
rights and duties as citizens, if l had
not quite recently expressed my views
at Charleston in an address, reported
with substantial accuracy, and already
published in one of the most widely
circulated journals of this city. But it
seems superfuous to repeat them be-
fore another audience. :
1t is proper to say, however, that
these views, having been formed years
since, on much reflection, and confirmed
in new and broader application by the
vents of the civil war now happil
ended, are not likely to undergo, here
after, any material change.
That native freemen, of whatever
complexion, are citizens Of the United
States; that all men held in the States
which Joined in rebellion against the
United States, have become freemen
through Executive and legislative acts
during the war and that these freemen
are now citizens and consequently emit
tied to the rights of citizens, are propo-
sitious which, in my judgment, cannot
ha successfully controverted
And it is both natural and right that
colored Americans, entitled to the
rights of citizens, should claim their
exercise. They should persist in this
claim, respectfully, but firmly, taking
care to bring no discredit upon it by
their own action It's justice is already
acknowledged by great numbers of
their white fellow-citizens, and these
numbers constantly increase. 1
The peculiar conditions, however, un-
der which these rights arise, seem to
impose on those who assert them pc
culiar duties, or rather, special obliga-
tions TO the discharge Of common du-
ties. They should strive for distinction
by economy, by industry, by sobriety,
by patient perseverance in well-dolng,
by constant improvement of religious
instruction, and by the constant prsc-
tice of Christian virtues. In this way
they will surely overcome unjust hos
tility, and convince even the most pref
udiced that the denial to them of any
right, which citizens may properly ex-
ercise, is equally unwise and wrong.
Our national experience has demon
strated that public order reposes most
securely on the broad base of universal
suffrage. Il has proved, also, that uni
versal suffrage is the sure guarantee
and most powerful stimulus OF individ-
usl, social and political progress. May
it not prove, moreover in that work of
reorganization which now engages the
thoughts of all patriotic men, the best
reconciler Of the most comprehensive
lenity with the most perfect public Sc
curity, and the most speedy and certain
revival of general prosperity? Very
respectfully, yours, S. z CEASE
MeSsrs. j. D. Rudsnez, L, Coils and L
Banks, Committee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

C0UNInaE naEEIHa.--InloFmalJl hes eas1 f1
coiVed BY q. Z. Barlow = % .llt rlrla D.
druggists Ia thil city have beer pEiu.-f f
on persons calling fof Dr. Fclllcl -luk-l=
rate an article Of their cv-u marlactu-l
which they say is Superior G, che eenu.
We would advise ali persons 81 raf rla
genuine, and should you rcqai-l any l.t.
cine for the Itch, Eing-uor.c. 1e.tc.. nd.
sny disease q the skin, 80 nos -l1es arf
unprlncipled mHn % impose any osarr
preparation on you, bul gas ~. F1lnes
tow 3 Co., No 1915 noLdorick shoct. Faal
vile, Tenn.
7. s.-A Ebersl iacount msio to ocerls.s
Sent By mail 10 any address on sccrl-t %
81 u. 30 sure hat ycu Est iho Faavirs.
ssp2i-n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

4 special to the Herald, dated Wash
ington, June I9, says; In his dispatch
to the British minister, acknowledging
the receipt of Earl Russell's dispatch,
Secretary Seward expresses the gratih-
cation of the President at this action
of the British Government, but renews
the protests against the joint action OF
the British and French Governments
in conceding belligerent rights TO the
insurgents ~ an unfavorable act, snd
contrary 70 international law; he also
expressed regret at the reservation con
tanned in Earl Russells dispatch in
favor of rebel cruisers, and demands
that such piraticsl vessels shall be de
hvered up TO the United States. He
also declares the right and intention of
the United States Government to cap
ture any such piraticsl craft, under
whatever Asg they may be placed, re
fusing to recognize the validity Of any
transfer that may be made.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

The families Of the colore d troops be-
longing to General Weitzers corps,
which is composed principally Of troops
recruited in Virginia, have refused TO
20 to Texas The cause Of their refusal
is attributed 70 the fact that the rebel
Virginians have persuaded them into
the idea that the Government intends
to colonize them out of the country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

surLEs's GOODS AT CosT.-There il alArge
stock OF Sutler Goods, such a. Canned
Fruits, Oysrsrs, ssrdines, Tobacco. Cigars,
Stationery, etc, being closed out at A. 4 NJ.
Landsburg, corner Of the Pnbiic Square
and Market street, st greatly reduced pri-
ees. loa vii find bsrgsins there. These
goods mnst be solo aud are offrred much
below market prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
$40 r eWard.

CyTRAVED from the ressdenee Of he subscriber,
- eornsr q Vine sud Be streeis, south Nash
Vile on Hundsy bring the iltn inst-. l.rge heY
Hors,, back mane and tai ooe hin1 % le e liuls
enisr7ed anf q ps Iftie hss the letter Brand
a. on bis right hp aboas N or lf yesrs Old 10 70 :
crab good WorxirE order BE E'H bouEht o.
ardsl BroHn- living On Dem1n h'ane sirseL
~ vTvs ne shove rsgs'd q % any PEI s0n Ehe vii
5slrsr nm % ne af ~ fealdence o. a. any orce
a. Cav strset, hetEsan ChsrT1 sae s1rn rnsr;
ia.,ai--r ,. Il. coga5ENs.