davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

NlN lolN Arui Iu. lhe tpr'nn"'
Iuent.oI Leo surrender Eei w-hr rur
'trL The arratr cyaj.emnut m 3D.. ,rly
mmomplu illnnliuaiiou o' wmE poi
yatr dwelling quickly followed the
.,irrS Is Yqra iullrd with people hwrah.
'ihtI Isingih- anu dancing Win JOY We
h,tG todty tToti,cd dii,astht from al
most every city, village and hlmirt Il"
the country. showing that Che same JOY
pr,.yailcd throughout tho lIud
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

the buildings burned. with ihefiBo9NH
and aecoupts IN m4pX instances! nun
,Ireds of ihc sufferers hold policies OF IN
suraule OF their property in these oiiees'
hut Whrthcr ticy can ever reallzeacent
under the present circumstances tS. q
grave question. 4afF.
80. - ....,...,,.>,.,
THE THEATEE- GRAND EEnftNLN'h
The thsater Will he reopcued Tonight
under the management of Mr. K poIsal
Ogden. who may now eNclaim: Richmd
lis huasrlf again" The PLAY. selectpd ior
ifAs e,riItohj ik ri1na L tSir le Bazsll -
SlL, Qsdcl, vii -lsysquatc Don Ca9W-
sitFpArt43 hs do A,,hipauy recently per
farINg #44h9 s4+fslf 1lsf2 .,...
IltRsL FGaohlh., Gtmlal CaauR t-seIdl
WciiztT Grnerhl"Sheeh.y aud dNtiier OH
.csrs of distip hnr. t"Nl Efficient guard
lsis bcon detailed hl ih4FpoN4Si-mnSh'h
.qA preserve order .,. -,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
f Nj. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April9, 1868.
Ordered, That a salute of 200 guns be
fired at the headquarters of every post
and arsenal in the United States, and at
the Military Academy at West Point on
the day of the receipt of this order, in
commemoration of the surrender of Gen
R E. Lee-and the Army of Northern
Virginia, to Lieut. Gen. Grant and the
army under his command. Report Of the
recent and execution of this order to he
made to the Adiutant General at Wash
ington.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
Reported Capture and Burning OF
selma, Ala.

MEMPHIS, April 9Th, via. CAIRO, April
9-The Bulletin of this evening says: A
report prevails here, well authenticated,
that Selma, Alabama, was captured and
burned few days ago by the cavalry
force under General Thomas command.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
= snrnnnnL md CI.arIesion.

NEw YORK, April 1U-The steamer
Fort RdyalzAprJ 5th. has
arrived. She brings no news Eyety
thug Is progresSih. ihrk ~ Sayanuah
..ssid GharirrI Ion The condition of the
.f,<onIs IL. n astly improved II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
ANmskl .AIAGACf

one after anothcr IL ho:tl morr SION.
ia, barrels wrrr ,oll,d to III. bltehwHv
the head. knocked ont rud . uuni1turc
whisky NIAGARA p"ur.d Continuously
down pumiug int" thc dock ~ II cu
rcnl almost strong enough to hHNr~vrPt
a nan of his feet. Between two huu
dIod and three hundIed hareis We're
ihus poured uul a ti@ dfinl, to Ghr ilnuy
inhabitants of thoi,ver. AhYnt -HnTi'"
the doors were opened 10 the p"puIacc.
aud a rueh that almost seemed io carry
the huildnr oil its foundation was
made, and hundreds 81 thousands "t
pounds of plCndid bacon. -Four, sc
went into the caPa,i"us NAV 81 thD pub
lie And here We laay remnk thaiwmlr
the Confederate Government wa max
INC such poor month over the reported
failnrc Of suprlics while the people
were being starved that th, army might
lie fed, this imnGnset St"r'housr Wa-
bursting with tullness aud Plouty, &"
come finally to utter wreck Snd waste.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April $50 P. NJ. !

To Lieutenant General Grant:
Thanks be to Almighty God for the
victory with which He has this day
crowned you and the gallant army under
YOUR command The thanks of this de
partment and of the government and of
the people of the United States, their
reverence and honor have been deserved
and will be rendered to you and the
brave and gallant officers and soldiers OF
your army for all time.
[Signed] f Nj. STANTON,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
TO General Il. Z. Lee :

Your note of yesterday is received As
| have no authority to treat on the sub
ject of peace, the meeting proposed for
ten U0) A. NJ. to-day could lead to no
equally anxious for peace with yourself,
and the whole north entertain the same
feeling. The terms upon which peace
can be had, are well understood by the
South; by laying down their arms they
will hasten that most desirable event
save thousands of human lives, and hun
dreds of millions of property not yet de
stroyed, Sincerely hoping that onr diff
culties may Le settled without the loss Of
another life, | subscribe myself,
Very respectfully your Ob't servant
[Signed] U. S GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
The Gold nIarLei.

NV York, April lG-The Con
cial SAYS the surrender Of Lee c
considerable excitement in the gold
ket, but no panic. 3 Gold:opened at
and went up to Sl,A5l. .ssri
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
Reiaieinv in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Aprill0-A salute of two
hundred guns is now firing, The town
is wild with joy. Business Is suspended
and professions marching through the
streets. with music and speeches.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
RuGal0 Rejoices.

BUFFALO, April lO-Great rejoicing
here aud IN other cities over the glorious
news
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

While hundreds of families hive been
rendered homeless ausl hou>clr-3 hy the
conllagraijon, z great many persons Ms
live IN sections spared GJ iIgdamrs have
accumulated small inrtunes by rcscunlg
large quantities Of go1,dS from the bnrn-
ing buildings. Clothing, shoes, dry
goods of every description were saved in
large quantities, and are now stored
away in the houses of those who saved
them Pant restitution hwbuld hr the
proper thing ia cases where the owners
werI. lfruwn a. q - q ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
From Canwdn

ToRoSTo. April l0--I1he raiders were
A,rou ght before the eOurt this morning
and an discharged, except Young, who
was committed Tor trial
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

PHfEIEIIqTIA, NHa10--Fofney Press
FfaS reports That Sherman lfSs crrt ! be
failr6af betReen D.lnille ald GreaBs
boro, and that he has occupied Raleigh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
The Great COnGagraiion in u iChmO"h
boundaries OF the Burnt District
Immense Destruction and Waste Oi
Government SiOrcs-An SntsTesi'"G
Resnme OF Events, SC, AC


THE GREAT FIRE
The evacuation of Richmond com
menced in earnest Sunday mellt, closed
at daylight on Monday morning with a
terrific cOnhagration, which was hlndlcd
by the Confederate authorities wantonly
and recklessly, applying the torch to
ShOckoe warehouse and other buildings,
iii which were stored large quantities of
tobacco The fire spread rapidly, and II
was some time before the fire brigade
could be gotten To work. \ fresh breeze
was blowing from the south, and the fire
swept over great space IN an Incredible
short space of time By noon the danes
had transformed info desert waste that
portion of the city bounded bctween
Seventh and Fifteenth streets, from Maiu
street t. the river, comprising the main
hnsiness portion. We can form IA" cStl-
mate at this moment of the numbcr al
houses destroyed, but public and private,
they will certainly number Goo or -uh. r.
PLUNDER AND PuIhGE. 80
Drunk with the vile liqnor, the soldiers
said to belong to Carey 5 cavalry, roamed
from store to store OH Main street, follow
ed by a reckless crowd. drunk as they
With the butts of their muskets they
dashed in the plate glass of the store
doors, and entering, made u wreck at
everything with the celebrity of maggie
Jewelry stores, clothing stores, boot and
hat stores, and confectionery stores were
obiects,of special attraction to these pill
laoers, who, be it remembered, Were not
federal soldiers, but confederate strag-
glers.
DESTROYING THE LIQUOR.
When it was made known. on Sunday
morning that the evacuation OF Rich
mond was foregone conclusion, the City
Council held a meeting, and, in secret
session, passed an orderfor the deStruG
ton of all the liquor in the city. Accord
ingly, about the hour of midnight the
work commenced, under the direction,ot
committees of citizens in all the wards.
Hundreds of barrels of liquor were roll,
ed into the street, and the heads knocked
in. The cutters ran with liquor freshet,
and the fumes filed and impregnated the
air. Fine cases of bottled liquors were
tossed into the street from third story
windows, and wrecked into a thousand
pieces. As the work progressed some
struggling confederate soldiers, retreat
I ing through the city, managed to get
hold of quantity of liquor. From that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
tfuH THg II 4
4 PAPER TORNADO

Awhirlwiud sweeping through dead
leaves in autumn scatters them'no more
wildly than official documents Pamph-
lets, &c, were scattered ON Monday morn
ing. Confederate bonds, Confederate
notes, bank checks, bills, flrckei st9d
whiteued the streets in every direction
-all.so worthless that the boys would
not pick them mp. $50.
= ..t-H.its..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
noment Law aud order Gagged to exist
and Il PandcmOmium feigned
THE ORDER OF THE crni


THE ORDER OF THE crrli
has been excellent since the occupation
by the federal forces We have not heard
OF single complaint OH the part OF the
citizens against the soldiers; and we are
clad to record that the soldiers have
found no reason to complain of the CON
duet, of the citizens. We trust this graf
flying staie,cf affairs viii continue
From the Richmond Wing April 5IyTi2
By a second survey of the hnrued, dis
trict, we perceive that several additional
publishing establishments are 10 he in
cluded among those destroyed. j. .vyr4s
publisher of the illustrated Aurs: t4e Hll
Office of the Literary Messenger, corner OF
Fifth and Bank streets; the office ot the
EreuiRg Courier in lhc Dispatch building:
the Offices of the central Pr,sbNGidg
Southern ChUcLmaH, aud HciigioEs HTaid
Mr.. Ayres saved all his type and stock.
having moved them several DAYS preVi-
OIIS.
INCIDENTS or TIE EVACUATION
Sunday morning, April 2d, broke upon
Richmond ramly apd pleasantly and
without ANYTHING portcntouS IN events
immediately TRANSPORTING. There were
rumOEss0f evacuation, hat very few sup-
posed the event Was upon Us and at
hand The church bells rang rs nT,inl.
with nothing of alarm in their tone. aud
worShippcrs were ~ prompt aud deNen6
as was their wont But by The hour of
noon nerymIs people BEGAN to snult dag-
Uer i'm the air, and ones ears were filled
with the most trrrihlG rumCIs Then
there came m unusual inrrr1sc m The
number OF wagons On the shcet. byNea
and trunks were being hastily loaded at
the dcpartmrnts and driven 10 the Dan
willie depot. Those who had d,teuuiftd
to cVacnatc with the fugitive govern
mehf looked on with ama2cmrnt; then
CONVINCED of the fact, rEhcd 10 fnlltw
the g(Ncrhments EXAMPLE. SclitlhS
with tvo horses. one horse. or even uo
horse ai all. suddcnlNro, .rl premium
yalnc fiat was astounding. dl'd 1cn. III
teen, aS.d even huudIca dollars ~ gold
or Federal currency vas offered for %
conveyance. Suddenly, rs ii by magic
the streets became GJ'rd with mru. Walk
mo rs though Cor 4 wager and behind
them excited negroes toting trunks. bum
dies, and luggage OF eveY description
An nvri the cih 1t was fhr' sfmr vac
ons, trunks. handboNrs and their own
crs. u mass Of hurgiu iu%iti,e,, filling
the streets The banks were ali open.
and dcpositor> wrr" us busy as b.y~ rr.
moving THEN specie deposits; aul lht 81
reotors Ene eelPaiB ,qY'Hi S;irt'io$ ha.
dollars were DESTROYED, both State and
Confederate Night came, agd with il
confusion worse conlomlAed There wIs
no Slerp for human eyes in Richmond
Sunday night The rapid tramp Of nIru
upon the streets, the rattle and roar hf
wagons the shouts of soldiers r"trratin@
through thc city to thr south side, went
on the whole long, long weary night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
SHELL EXPLOSIONS.

While the city WIS burniHg. abpHt 3
O'Clock on Monday morning tYrrlic shell
explosions. rapid and conantbus, added
to the terror Of. the scene, ali1filed TO the
impression thai tbe city;s as being she'll
ed nv the retreating Confederate army
from the southside; hut the explosions
were soon ascertained to proceed from
the government arsenal and laboratory
900 - 4 -- ..r,-y I- IL .Xu..a o.
THE INsUEANoR oEF1CEs.ss.is Z,
Benz. mostly located in that ,p0rtion''of 'of
the city DESTROYED. are included among
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

llllllller
caused
Ia mar
at$l,44
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28
10 strangcrs and Citizens.

VIZ do not profess Go be the only Physi-
clan ID the city, " who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day OF night nor do
we. in Offering our services 10 th$ invalid,
desire to recommend ourself In preference
10 other equally vol established and eE-
-uerieuccd Physicians nor do We pre-
tend TO be iniallible, or the only man ca
usbIs Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any 1g0udcr-
fri secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or paiSGhCcsi az 81 sensible
men must know, that success ia the prGc-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 30 much
upon the discovery Of ECO TCnCdicg, OF ne.1
modes Of treatment, as upon the skIiiui use
OF those agencies necessary tn q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY eEpo-
Renee and patient application. We res
p~ecJiully refer the public TO our general ac-
verJlsomeut, in another part Of the paper
Office hours from 8 IN the morning tit
al night. l. L. C0LEhAs, NJ u.
o. North Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

USuAFrg ACCIBENT.-Mr. Phillip Lind.
sey, son Of Professor n. Lawrence Lindsey.
formerly Professor at Cumberland Univer.
sity, Lebanon Tenn, and a nephew Of A.
V. Lindsey, ESQ., postmaster Of this city
was unfortunately Shot yesterday by an
accident. and So severely wounded that re-
covery is impossible. Il appears that Mr..
Lindsey was about 70 start for Lebanon, aud
he took the pr~ecaution to reload his pistol
a necessary thing in these times Of bandits
aud guerrillas. lie was upstairs in the
back room Of his office on Cherry street
near Cone q Tuunell's bookstore. He wa
heard 10 ire OF two or three shots Of the
old load, then after an interval, mother
shot was fired, followed by a sharp cry.
Those who fastened 10 the room found him
wounded. In reply 10 their questions, he
wss only able 10 articulate, al did il my
self" TIE pistol on the floor, and some
cartridges on the desk, showed how he had
been engaged. 1t is supposed that he be-
lieved he had emptied all the chambers,
but one remained with The load in, and in
preparing to reload, that was discharged.
The ball entered At the left breast, two
inches from the nipple.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

GIN. PILLow.-This Confederate officer
returned 10 his home near Columbia, Tenn,
on Friday last. Like many Of the once
welthiest officers OF the rebel cause, no was
without money to travel with. His daughter
and her two children and four servants were
with him. The condition Of the party.
showed to Whist e]xtremjties the treason OF
the South has brought those who were form.
erly her wealthicst. We csnnot do other
than feel regret az the reverses the Genera
has experienced for, with all his excentri
cities he is q brave gentleman, and has &
kind and generous heart. May his dis.
tresses bring wisdom, and lead him back t
loyal feelings towards The land that oncO
recognized in him g gallant hero Of tn
Mexican war.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28
4 single Box OF Brpndrsth'-

a single Box OF Bruudreth'-
pills contains moro vegetable ey.n1eug- matter
tHaa t4eu.y boxes Of sny pills % the wor.d be-.
-rte-. ffy-fra hundred Physicians use Them m
f.rr u-artr 70 The exclusion OF other plrEiisos
Tho arl letter OF tns,E value & yct scarcely Appre.
aIs.sI. Wien tasv arc uef=T Au"au -uta-H is.,h
sr5 .1ltu.5 90 -.cA4o oil b" @. Tire rat T..
those who Eaas -1.rt speak rich. ont .n tHe.f i'
,5r Ttl-a duty ah 10 viii -8v. IT,.
Our race .e 70 redundancy 0. '.-7t'
bile q. This seaser. aad B, 10 az Iarerou7 81 +.
r~-avaIant. f.tUrsuisth. Pills afford sn u7slrrt
and erR..sl. protection. Ey t.sl1 oraasoaa Hs
sa proven. Che collection o, those .mP. rites,
which. when l autaeisut QuslaHl cause -' uH.
d4uzr- 20 the uo5y's hs1lul. They soon cure DIVER
compliant. dysplTs.4 loss o. appetite pan n t.s
head. heartburn, pam in The lr-asto.ua, sudden
q mines. aaf ccsuveurss. Sold ty 40 ss-por a
F.srar- r Medicines. .uy-T-iuasa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

RoBEKEY LAST NToHr-At 1919 o'clock
last night, a. E discharged Federal soldier
was passing near the Louisville depot, he
was Suddenly seized by two men, beaten
badly, the lap Of HE linnen coat thrust into
his mouth, and dragged into the alley run
ming from Frontinto Market streets. There
he was robbed Of gold watch, aud S2IO in
money.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

ST. CEcuIA.-Prof Traits pupils had a
pleasant afternoon yesterday, at the above
named academy, and the fair young s. choI-
lars acquitted themselves IA msnnor graf
flying to their teacher and creditable to
themselves. At the conclusion oftho Terp-
siehoroan exercises, various members Of TIE
class presented the Professor with beautiful
magnolias, and also a bouquet. Members
Of the band were complimented in a like
manner. The class, though they have Ia
ken but one course, seem TO feel al inter-
sst in the 'joyous art" and execute the
wave like evolutions with promptnsss and
grace,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

~ ,,- u-,. c.
49, -
-. 80
,.SsS -
49,. -. .T.;a-
-
ve.tgq.,op. bss hem ..rt nm =, "a.
tl-rs- -.,s-a. e- tri-i g.. tb-
swain -ensirs ,g crs.e5y TIN l.a-t.i ~
bail.
EVER borr,t rsrer s1.,Tstss thu infer
nal TsIc.. 49,, 3~.r,sciIs, 5-s,...
scheme. and the Canadian press d-,uaug,e.
Blackburn ss, bari.5 .,,-tsr IN, --- ,,..
william trgrr- and 90 ri,
4.--.r
-
80
/ 5n..,. ysg,. 49, 5-., ,s. <,-re.r.
cst., fr..,.r ,a.,.s ,.-,,.r,.
AMI E,,,.,. M. ,rs -, gs. ,,r4 bv
tbis -. A.. Il, .-.,...4.,,. -,
-. - .,.,.
49, go en-. ~, u,r...~ ..
5.~, h
/ ar. h. bfu..,s g.
c-svr.- .-4 ..-I .,----t.ur
'Io -''e' 0''
'.' F'..'' '-.''''.-s7 '1''
5''- V-. VIZ
" GEN. D@'' '1 INC
''r--
Inc 'l''7- mas @iP-e l'I'. t' ''
INC troops SN0 VIII oes'H "'ne~.a
- ~. -,L,v.-- - -,
.u;,b.J "a mn. - us~v
-. s--.L ..-.- go
sL.-.I
vf-sb
Inc oo"ue'''a- ; S!e''a' says 'N' '''
e'Ii1el, expects 10 1a'' i'.s' 'Nl'~N
.'oA WIN montgomery ole i'Hs' NNes'-N
40 l'' interfere WIN '-s I@''s1'''A % 'N'
AsNla 'l'eI'
''''an WI" nave ''lNH@n1 u ''''''
men
neteo'n 81 i'esh uprising against INC l'
PeE'a-'s's VIII aAo pace 10
CoF'inas mas ''V American so'o'efs' anu
.-o ~
nom the 'oF'e OF @as5ooef anu o"''N
large hTe occurred TINS evening IN ma
som 'aals factory, "Acu EeSd''e" - 'uo
total OBSTRUCTION OF 'Ne ou"o'IB anu 1'N
Eight persons employed on the
premises were injured; some Of them Sc
riously. Loss $4,000 dollars.
W~Asuyeroy. Nav 27.-Afer the evidence
of Yesterday had been read, the following
witness was called for the prosecu ton: e..
p. Edwards. examined by Judge Holt, was
Attorney CounsriNr at law and had charge
OF the matter for the government, at the
trial OF the st. Adams raiders, in Canada.
Jacob Thompson, Sanders and others
we're engaged in the court there, as Con
iederate officers, and entered IN the defense
the raiders, and we're recognized hy .he
as such. They We're at the time
Clear was examined, on the par. Of the
defense in the latter case, during which
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

TIE RACEs-Three races were run on the
track yesterday. The first was between
Florence Nightingale and Setting Sun.
Florence won-Tims 2.l5. Setting Sun
was Withdrawn after the second heat.
The second race was between Dan aud
Tempest, a pacing match, the besttwo in
three wins. Tempest came in ahead on
two heats.
The third race was a single dash Of six
hundred yards, between Sleepy Dick and
a bay. The two horses came in neck and
neck, and the race was a drawn one.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

sELILSG Orr-CLOsrSG OUr.'-Ihe I'M
meusc sutler Stock, consisting of Tobacco
C5rgars, Liquorsoi al kinds, Canned Fruits
Boo p and Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishes
Goods and Notions, 10 being sold out al
Eastern cost, at A. h N. LandBburR, corner
Public Square and Market street, % chang,
their trade. These goods must be cold, O.
make room for others. suffers vii uu,
it TO their advantage % call. Corner squar,
and Market street.
mayfStf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

THE Dru,rE-Thc bill to d~.sfranchiso
certain persons and classes Of persons IN
thia State who a been Engaged in the
late rebellion is me Of great Importance,
and is exciting much attention. A very
animated debate on the subject is now
going on in the House, and Monday morn.
ing Mr.. Cooper, the member for Bedford,
has the floor. Mr.. Cooper is a gentleman
and Of extensive intellectual a~ttHinments.
His views are conservative in their charac-
ter, but moderate and practical. We OK.
psct the galleries will have many visitors
10 hes7 the accomplished aad agreeable
orator.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

TBE ASNALs.-A rare and ex~'raoTdinary
exhibition opens Al Po.and's Varieties, to
whose advertisement We refer. It Is OF
Willis Cobb's trained troupe Of dogs mon
keys, and goats. With patience and skill
the proprietors rave taughtthese creatures
TO perform q number Of curious and anus
ing feats, which never fail to delight the
audiences who have witnessed their sur
prising attachments.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

PHoro0EArHs.-Photogrsphs Of Generals,
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west Tor sale, wholesale and
retail. Remainder the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25Cedar street. opposite Com
mercisl Hotel. mav2.-tE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28

OLD THEATRE.-As we expected when
Their engagement was announced, the
presence Of 3 full Opera Troupe has prov
ed q Ioost popular attraction at the Old
Theatre, and such is the desire to enjoy
more Of their delicious music hat the man
agement hiss been induced to re-engage
them for yet another week. The splendid
opera of Mariana, By Wallace, will beper-
formed tomorrow evening.