davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

INDEPENDENTS BALL.-Thc proprie-
tors of the Edwards House will give Il
Cotillion Party at Woodward Hall, on
next Tuesday evening, July 4th Par,
ker's Band, of Valparaiso, has been EN-
ployed for the occasion, and it is expected
that general good time will be had All
who love to join in the may whirl, and
"trip the light fantastic toe will 90 and
have fine time, Tickets for dance and
supper, So.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
Plymouth Marble Works.
HARTMAN g. HAUK.

Having permanently located in Plymouth for
the purdCse of prosecuting the above business,
are prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Monuments, Tomb Stones Head
Stones Of all ;=cs and forms, Narbfe
Table TOPS, Bureau Tops, Counter
.S,cLs, &c, DC,
They solicit the patronage of all who want any
work in their iline, and assure them that they
will sell their work
AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER,
than any other establishment in Northern Indi-
ana, aud warrant satisfaction in all cases.
Shop on Michigan street, between Washington
and Gano.
D- P. o. Box $50 vl0nl3-ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
Pittsburgh Fl. Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after May II, 1865, Trains will leave
Stations daily, SAbbaths excepted. as follows:-
Train leaving Chicago at $50 2, VI, leaves daily.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
GROSH & NOBLE.
Best Stock Of Goods

and selling as cheap as any other Store this side
of Fort Wayne or Chicago, to receive a liberal
patronage.
Call and examine our stock before going abroad
to purchase.
EMIL GROSH,
Bourbon. Aqr 20 '65.n24yl. JOS. NJ. NOBLE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

Mark Cummings, School Examiner of Mar
shall County. will hold Public Examinations of
Teachers on the Sd Saturday of each month"; at
the Seminary building, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ
Junc 18th 10, 1850. "
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
BACON & NECOLES.
An Exhibit Of the Receipts and
Expenditures.

The Auditor of Marshall County submits to the
Board of Commissioners of said county. the fol-
lowing report of Receipts and Expenditures on
account of said county for the financial year end
ing May 3lst- 1865
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

All kinds Of Job Work done at this Office on
Tort notice with neatness and dispatch
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
Smasemtuts.
THEATRES

sizth nisia Of the talented
WEBB SISTED
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

An exchange has the follow ing paragraph;
Multtndes Of country aud city papers are
heralding the approach Of Biela's comet,
and pointing cut It's localitity in the heavens,
In a ssring of scientific techniealties and
unintelugible iargon that would do credit 10
the Office Of Chinese Mandarin. Their ef-
| forts at lucidty are as clear as mud, and re-
mind one OF the Seotchman's definition Of
netaph ysics, as the attempt Of one man
s'to explain 20 anither subject that he keus
! hisseP." Here is the lucid Ini0rmation now
going the rounds Of the press ''rhis beau
| tiful comet is now visible to the naked eve
ia the ueighborhood ct the constellation
Pegasus, aBd close 70 the bright star Mskab,
one of the four bright lummaries which
/ form the well known square OF Pegas Us.
| 10 Is nov pursuing d s9utherly course, and
viii cross the celestial square about the
middle OF December. Singularly enough,
it thea crosses the old path followed In 1916,
aud near point where il was then observed
| % separate into two comets. IL will con
iinue To approach The cath until the end Of
/ February, when its distance from Us will be
only eighteen millions Of miles. At that time
DC will, however, have sdyanced far into the
! Southern heavens, and disappeared from
here and higher lalitudes.'
Vow will not somebody tell us ia what
particular part Of the heavens this beautiful
comet may DC seen On a gwen nlEhl. AMER
al this learned quotation OF. Greek, Latin,
aud Arabic il would be- favor 90 explain
the precise locality Of the bright particular
star, aud this constellation Pegasus, which
was once known as fiery steed, that young
poets were expected 10 ride in order TO win
the favor OF the muses.. Bat where is the
scomicg"
.,For the benefit Of our exchange, and al
others 'whom ID may concern 10 know, We
will STATE that the square oi Pegasus is COM
posed Of four prominent slars, and lies i'm
mediaiely southwest Of the yernu, Equinox.
The meridian circle cutting that p0int-the
equinoctial colure--passing nearly through
two Of the stars, "Algenio,' near the egui-
nON, and "Alpheratz," sdIne twelve degrees
10 the norhwafd. These iwO are often re-
ierred to by sstroz9mers as giving the loca-
ton Of the c0lure. Ca abe other two stars,
lying westward Of these about sixteen de
grces, the northernly one is CO led ''Sbcat
fcgosi," the other "Markab." The star
"Markab," near which the comet now is
crosses the meridian within O few minutes
OF six O clock In the evening, and but n few
degrees south of the Zenith. Il may De
seen between that point aud the western
horizon, TIL near midnight. We give the
following rule:
To fad the "square," iurn your face due
south about hali-past sax IN the evening
and look upward as high as you can without
strsining the neck, the square viii he in fun 1
view "Msrksh" is the siar in the lower
right hand corner Chicago Tribune.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

CrFEcE oHEF QUAKTEKHAsrrB,
DEPAErNFsT o. TEsHEssER,
NASHVILLE, TEss., nov. 21d, 1855.
eDIRCUI4 = K - The cholera having
made its appearance IN thus country the Quarter
masters al this Department tnd especially those Of
the Depot or Nashville aFe stncuy enioned 70 tsls
lmnediete steps, tOGurd The policing au5 keeping
polc'd Of every building is sdlaeent premises
corTals, &C under their control The rame conn e
will be adopted towards buildings &e. not now oe-
cup 90, bat The policing Of which is made blgato-
~ by their hsYlrg been used hy The United tstss
fSigned1 Ar EDDY.
n0T2sf Chief Quarteruastsr Dest o! Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

EEAAlEs
Nov. 81, 1865.
Senate met at l0-a. X. Prayer BY Rev.
Mr.. Phillips.
nessegs iron the House was received
trsnsmitang u the Senate the GoveEnorss
report Of the manner IN which the late
elections have been held IN this State In re
gard 70 the laE passed By the Seaats, st
assembly, June SO, 1865, entitled aAu Act
10 limit the elective franchise"
On motion Of Mr.. Bowen the Executive
message was read
Mr.. Bowen offered Senate Joint resolution
No. %, that joint select committee. com
posed OF three on the part Of The Senate and
on the part Of House, be appointed to
take into confederation the special message
Of the Governor on the subject Of Ibe late
Congressional election in this State, with
power 70 send for persons and papers snd
report the result Of their deliberations 10
this Legislature At IS early day As prac-
tieable
On motion Of Mr.. Spencer, the rules were
suspended and the resolution taken up.
Mr.. Frazier, OF Wilson, offered 70 amend
the resolution By striking out that part OF
the same "instruotiFe 10 the committee. +"
which amendment he withdrew.
Mr.. Senter moved 10 strike out the word
"select" and inserting the word franchise, p
which be withdrew.
Mr.. Senter then offered Senate resolution
No. 80; in lea Of Senate Joint Resolution
No. p. That Special Message No. 6 Of the
Governor, be referred 70 the Franchise Com
miitee.
Mr.. Carrigan moved 70 lay the Resolution
in lieu on the table. Lost.
The same called for the ayes and noes,
and his motion was lost BY "a vote OF fourteen
10 four, and the resolutoon in lieu was
adopted.
Pending the final adoption Of the resolu-
ton, the Senate adjourned 10 nine o'clock
to morrow morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Dur DC the enrsccment OF these tsiantsd srtsts.
seas nay be scored th,ee days 10 adfsn-s.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
s3ashrillk @aaiun.
Va. oAnKEON . CO.. PuBIlsEsTs.


TrrsplY. YovEMBER 5. lse..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

THr MkETrEED pHEsmENT.-Th last num-
her OF the London Sp, ciator, remarks as
ioilows, In a long review Of President Lin
c0lu's life and services;
To cur minds no funeral grafton ever eN-
ceedej in pathos that spoken by the Prosi-
dent, In ledicaiing o. a national cemetery
part Of the battlefield Of Gettysburg. Nor
can the message IN which, before the issue
ol the Emancipation Proclamation, he en-
treated the border States tsfucrifce slavery,
NOS 81 their own expense, but at the expense
oi tbs nation, be easily surpassed in the
dvp'h aud earnestncss OF is entreAty.
And rEuin, speaking Of his religious char
teter. % says;
Perhaps Mr. Lincoln'S religious faith aud
simplicity are the only traits which still re-
main uuapprcciated By the American people
~ larrv. For ourselves, we cannot read his
last inaugural address. delivered only FIVE
weeks before his assassination. with al q re-
newtd convection that ID Is the noblest po-
hucsl document known 30 history, and
shuuld hsye, for the nation and the states
men be DEC, behind him, something Of a
sacred aud almost prophetic authority.
Surely rome was ever written under a
stronger sense of the reality Of Gods gov
cruiaeut, and certainly none written IN q
period 90 passionate conflict ever - COM
pleily excluded the Partially Of victorious
iacti0n, and hreathed 50 pure a strain Of
mingled mercy and justice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

hasaFET oF rHE ADAMS ExrRrss CourANr.
-Vai'e sensation was created on the
streets yesterday, over she robbery OF the
Adans EaIress Company, by one OF its
c'eFis, H. 4. hodge, ct ten thousand fanr
hundred and any seven dollars. pbe,onbo
man had . gay time generally. hef,-, ne
srrest. lie drove fast horres. ana |f,,.,art,.5
houses of questionable character, lsSishiBr
Chased 3 horse which De designed ia ~.
his escape - Texas with. he hal di,nl.,l
he then % . irieud Of he, upon strict m
janctio- % sccrcsy, with a promise Of a a.
visian 81 the spoils. Has iriend. Asvipr a
higher appreciation Of his own hanests. n.
iormei GA Dodge, and caused has arrest.
Vine thousand eight hundred and s.xtv oaa
dollars were rccoFcrcd with the horse shove
neutionei. pther parties were sufferers.
boa 10 Whist extent we were unable 20 learn.
lodgr be NOV b. jail awaiting his trisl before
she Criminsl Ceuri noW la session Tlcls-
tsrr H6raif. lisa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

DIT. Chambers, Of Kingston, View York
was hesct by tive stout highwsymeu In =
lonely part Of the road, lew nights siBcs
and has money demanded The doctor ssi8
Vel, if ! must give up my money, I hsd
better do it So he quietly took oil his
glove, and putting his hand into his side
pocket. he drew out--not his pocket BOOK
eat neai revolver, aud bringing ii 10 bear
in an instant. he Shot enc OF the robb.-s
dead. The other rufian then fres al ~,
doctor, bus the ball went harmlessi,
through his hat, The doctor then tool ~
turn again, and wounded the fellow severe
". lie then rode back to Kingston an5
made known the facts. but, on returniuv
The wounded man had escaped.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Yesterday oould be observed passing
throurh our streets train OF over twenty
wagons loaded with machinery Cor the man.
ulHcture OF cotton good. ana designed 10 hs
ererted Ia this cia BY our most cntrrrris-
iug touusmsn, b. B. Rartcr.
This ca ton factory will so1n BE- in SOLVE
operaiion, aud Aberdeen can thrn hoa,t he
% = extensive cstahlishment Of the Kind in
The state. ID not in the south.
u % with The taosi unsigned eradication
that ~ note this evidence III e. S,utb.-,,
enterprise, which tends b. mske "a a .eif.
supporting. scli-sustaiuing people.
We trust that ga era OF nrasne-itv i
dauuiug upon rs that will make he clan,
g. The hammer, the whir Of the min. nd
'ae buu Of the spindle, as familiar "A tbs
sausk 81 the she'll has been in the rears
l'a numbered IN the records of the dosd
fe'l-Ahcriota SsHay S0aA.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

After the House was called TO order. the
cons Iteration Of the resolution calling for
information from tie Governor rela-
tive 10 answers received from Clerks. was
resumed
Mr.. Brandon made a lengthy speech in
favor Of the passage Of the resolution. He
looked upon the act of the Governor, in
throwing out the vote Of 29 counties, as q
high handed measure. He was desirous OF
knowing the grouds he had for the act.
Messrs. Doughty and Mullins opposed
the resolution, when the House adjourned
without disuosinr of the matter
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

The Federal Court did not meet at Hunts
vile, Ala, according 70 appointment last
week, JUICE Busted being busy holding
court at Mobile.
By the way, the Judge signalized the first
term Of his court in Mobile by a conflict
with the military authorities. A dispatch
iron New Orleans says;
In the United States District Court ct No
bile proceedings weie had on application of
Mr.. Dexter, late Treasury agent, for writ Of
habeas corpus Gen. Woods declined 10 re-
lease Dexter on the ground that the writ
had not been restored in Alabama. The
charges sllege mslfeasance in Office, and
dexter is held for trial by a military court.
The Judge Of the District Court decided that
Dexter WAS Unlawfully held in custody and
srss eotIlled % discharge. Dexter's counsel
moved Tor an attachment Hgainst General
Woods rsturnable "a two weeks which the
court granted.
The Judge is a Northern Union man, ap-
pointed by Mr.. Lincoln-he has never been
suspected Of ditloyalty, or even eopperhesd-
ian Bat we shall expect TO see his court
denounced by some "tin whistle military
aatrsp, a. q "qHasi sesesh court"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Senator Wilson, IN letter expressing re-
erst thsi be could not attend the reception
Of colored Troops st Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vaaia, ssys;
The faith OF the country is plighted to
nan and 10 God 10 protect the liberties 0i
fte freedmen, and il viii redeem is plight
"a faith. Al constitutional privileges, all
isur. al ordibances, all regulations 81
States. Discriminating against colored men,
nUst BE- made null and void. They mus
10 under the same laws, be liable for
rhe ssrne otIsnses. be tried ~ the same man
ner and punished in the same degree as
white persons.
Whstover differences Of opinion may ex
Isl IN regzrd 10 suffrage Tor the freedmen,
al honest and Just men must hold il 10 be
he sacred duty OF the Government OF the
United States 10 secure TO them the same
cf. d ughts Is the nOn-voting white inhab-
iisnts Of their States enjoy
The Legislature Of Tennessee aud other
sozihern States may deny freedmen the
rights which Mr.. Wilson claims as plighted
90 them, but the denial viii not affect them
long. The constitutional amendment rati-
led, Congress, during the ensuing winter
can enact laws doing justice to the freedmen,
sud force the Tecusant States 70 discharge
their duties Il would be more manly to
set without eOmpulsion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

SUDDEN DEATH.--lt is with q sad heart thai
we announce the sudden death OF Mr. I.eon.
atd Hitter, Of this county. BE was com
planning last Tuesday night. TOOK some
morphine and retired 10 bed, and was rest
ing wen when tho family retired. but v-ss
found to be dead in the morning. Ills sun
pesed that he had appoplexy. Thus sud-
denly has good and useful citizen bean
stricken down. He leaves family Of Nil
dren and numerous friends 70 mourn his
los Llarknlc CAranIrlr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

HlN ptcree q the Chsncsry Cs,,-t =
ID ssce o. TIE last VIII sna Tssl, - N purfu-
49, eeoeaseas Hiis % Sstlsdsv - ~. 's
nSeel.lasls tesa expose 20 Puiiie 80 -, Z. 80 o.
-, "a eo~uiitai spd splsndid Rasidsp,, - So.
deafh 800 f-efiolis . has
80 fressrSy WI 10 dsvided 10 suit ppr-As..-
49, ~ - 49, q Summer street. us ieet nd 49,,
-, p =. aed t.ree inches q uhich = r.T-.-9
TIE rtsdue Fulenidiy iurTova5 - : -.
49, A-ls.en house and ciit buildinss ID Il -
~ ee.s WE q eiiey u toe rear and On oae 80
she J. ~ ystas no.tn q cedAr street
ms % iC0i On 9Eci1son street aDd -spT,s-s 49, -
ieet, knoHn a. he Aaralne id N'-A ~
Terms made kros On daF q "A. 81. -.
y ~ ne y ofleok- NAihaNlEL RtVfrR
nov-s-id sdmizlsiEa1or s-ith WI s-',.,--.,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

The Management lake grsat pleasure d Announc.
ing aa engagement positively Tor
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

The Macon Telegraph Of the 24ih says 'it
is automatically stated in this city that the
Hon. Robert Toombi, who had been con-
ccalea for months in one OF the adjeceut
counties, has eluded his pursuers, escaped
srross the country, and made his safe exit
from tae pori Of New Orlcsns, for foreign
parts"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

NOVEMBER p, 1865.
The House was called to order, at the
usual hour, Mr.. Speaker Heislzell in the
Chair. Prayer by Rev. DIR. Phillips.
The journal OF the 18th was read and ap-
proved.
TEMPERANCE BILL.
AIr. Garner introduced a bill TO prevent
the sale Of spirituous liquors, in quantities
les than one gallon. Referred 10 the Com
mittee On TipPling, and Tipping Houses.
Mr.. Wines introduced the following.
ResoiDea, By tae General AsseHl5iy Of The
State Of Tennessee, That the Comptroller Of
the State Of Tennessee, be and he Is hereby
directed and authorized, to hand over the
bonds Of the Southern Bank, which went
into voluntary liquidation, September the
9th, 1855, and wound up in two years there
after, by the law of 1895 aud 1856, to their
proper owners.
Mr.. Moss moved to lay the resolutio on on
the table. Carried, syes 80, noes %.
The resolution allowing compensation 10
bank committees, whiie on duty, was taken
up, and after some discussion, was with =
drawn.
The resolut on requiring Gov. B.ownlOW
TO communicate to the House the answers Of
the various county Clerks, relative to the
manner Of executing the franchise act,
within their counties, was taken up.
Pending the discussion, she House ad-
lourned tn > O'clock pm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Mr. Haestrom, Of Stockholm, is the in
ventor Of ues needle gun. Il Gres ten
shots per minute, and The barrel Is per
i,cty clean amer a hundred shots. The ex-
reFinents lolely made with it proved highly
satisfactory, and it ia 10 b. employed IN the
suedizh army.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

The Franklin Review OF Saturday last
sayss
The residence Of Mrs. Brandon, on the
Columbia pike, ina the suburbs OF this place
gas discovered 50 be on FIRE at halt-past
one o'clock on "Wednesday morning last, aud
~ aitcmptt o. save d were ffuitless.
Nearly an the plumber and furniture were
saved, houeyer. The Ere originated IN the
Kitchen nom stove.
Judge lea presiding over our Circuit
Cvurt, vYiuces hrmness, decision, wisdom
and urbanity IN dischsrging the functions 81
ha oaice. With these qualities are COM
pthea all the requisites necessary q aug
meni his usefulness end contribute 10 his
Popularity a. an administrator OF Law
hay we always have such 10 preside in our
Courts
An unfortunate accident occurred, on
Thursday evening last. on the T.. & A.
D. X between this place aud Spring Hit
A lot ol employee OF the road, we're on !
eaut ear, going Qua SOUTH, and wcrc dashed
~ 'he treck By The train going North. be-
lore They could set cut OF the vav. Two
freshmen were killed sud ,another had lee
broken and atherwiss mutilatod.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
9mnssmeata
New Theatre.

ooRsER OF UNION AND sU,rlzE srEEzTS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
PROCLAMAMIOYBY THE MAYOR.

nov2s-eod I'd A
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Ak FEET. IMPROVED. on Vine street, bstweaE
III Church aud Union, very choice CREATION, bu
me LmuroFenlents Ere mOderala. The nTlee IS ven
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
; p PEnIDrEIi PosIrIos.-Tbo YovYorE

"a "a FEislDENT's PosFrIox. The NevYork
-et' q corrcsp0udcut saws.
eminent Republicans who have had in
fe@f With The President within : few
~ -ssert confidently that he arrees with
.--sefage sentiment Of Congress upon AZ .
- Ct reconstruction. At Gshipel
lg hsia on Friday last the President
- ..asa himself IN strong terms uf disap-
..----,a o. the South, because of H. ~.
- leiaial % accept the terms Of re,,a-
49, - heid cut The defeat Of nearly An
- c.ha idaies, and the nomination or
- .i.t rebels 70 Office he regards AZ md
.-e1ts - - taing but loyai spirit. ana
49, 49, nc lzts rebellious south remsips -
-. - ss7oa' Mood the tfoops win net l.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

MAYORs OTTICE, NAsHvILlR, Nov. p, 1875.
VTBRREAS. Crime il fearirlly on the increase.
w there beng nightly depredatiOos committed
on persons snf properly, snd the present Pogse
10 bfiog Inadequate 20 tie proper protection OF
the community, Extraordinary measures have BE-
G me necessary 10 this end Nov, therefore /, the
Mayor Of toe city, BY virtue Of the pswer and su-
Ih0ny attached 10 me IS the CHIEF Executive Of
the police Of The city, do hereby direct and order
tust il shall be The duty Of the police, by night and
jsy, 10 scInhnize and inquire into he employment
snd calling OF all persons, whlte or colored, without
and NJ repuisrie standing and upon sufficient
grounds 10 arrest all such persons, and 10 srragn
them before the Rec lTder If the CITY, where iaYes-
legations Inss Re hsd, and such eKpl snauous he
over, or bonds and surtes taken as nsy be nsces-
ssry TO insure lawful behavior and the saety OF The
pubfc; and for the purpose ofcaFTying our this Oh
lect shalt detail additional iOrce 10 act in cJL-
lunct on with the re GUAR police OF this citv
W. MATT. BROWN, Msvor.
W. H. WILKINSON, Recorder. noFz2lW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Col isaac T. Hawkins and Hon. Edmund
Cooper, members elect 10 Congress, were in
ths city yesterday. They left last evening,
q route ser Washington.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
Dividend Notice.

A IL PERSONS owning sio.k N the NclsusviHs
~ TURNPIKE ooInpsny, sad claiming unpai3 sifYi-
sends On - stock 1p % January, lsGl Ere hereiT
nuiitea 10 prese1i The same iol pSymeul @ y.
Wea=ar. al fhe Planters Baak Of Teuie.sRs Sssh-
vile % 81 before he ist of Mach, Is66 az ne
same vii not be paid. =, j.. RAINS, Pre-
al ths NolsaaFille Iurrpke Compauy.
Nashville AoY. 3, ls65, n6Fas-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

Senator Wilson n . letter expressing re-
erst tkst be could not attend the reception
n colorea troops e. Hamburg. Pennsyl-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

A Democratic orator at meeting in w..
Geek. Virginia. few DAYS uco. rsrn.-,. "a
that ethe assassination Of Abraham Iin,,i,,
Was a mercifui dispensatiOn; bat u vouls 81
a sin more merciiul dispensation II his m !
worthy successor, Johnson, should Be assss.
finsied," The speaker has been ayTcsts6
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

The Florence ALA Journal recommends
the Hon. Geo. S. Houston, Of Limestone, Tor
Uuitsd States Senator.