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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
NashFIIIe Rlble SncIcfE.

Tho friends of the Bible cause in general,
and the members and managers of the
Nashville Bible Society in particular, are
respectfully invited to convene in the Lee
ture Room Of tho Second Presbyterian
Church, this afternoon at four o'clock. The
object Of the meeting is to resuscitate the
Society aud prepare for efficient operations
in distributing the Bible. A full attend
ance is solicited. NATHANIEL Cross,
Pres't Nash. Bible Soc'ty.
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A letter from Washington 10 the
Boston Advertiser gives an account OF
= meeting Of politicians in Washington
Ia demonstrated caucus, to suggest a
new cabinet TO President johnson.
The politicians evidently don't know
lhe President They viii learn after
awhile that he does his own thinking
and VII make his own appointments.
DE Is nota man 10 be controlled by any
clique or faction.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-The

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The
Chattanooga Gazette Of the 4th says:
A Conference of the Methodist Epis,
copal Church, met at Athens, on Tues
day, Bishop D W Clerk, of Cincinnati.
Ohio, presided All loyal ministers Of
the Methodist conuection-especially
those within the bounds of the old
HolFton Conference.-The cordially in
vited TO attend. The re organization Of
stations and circuits, the appointment
OF pastors TO the different charges and
the making of missionary appropria-
tions for their support, VIII constitute
10 small part OF the business of said
convention.
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PrrRoLrUu IN BALLsrox. The Alban,

PETRoLEUN IN BALLsruS. The ALBANY
Evening Journal says
While John Parent, of Ballston Spa,
was repairing drain in the lot adjoln-
ing his tannery yesterday morning sn
oily stream of dark liquid rushed out,
and continued flowing through the day.
On being gathered up. it was declared
70 De genuine petroleum, and the spec
inens which have been exhibited in
THIS city Justify this conclusion.
{, mere Is, Of course, great excitement
me we village: and as the vein was
i ,1.uek three feet below the surface. tie
s a,eIsaee Is that there Is an abundant
70 oetapped 'P'A waiting
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HARDIN AND WAYyE.

For tle Nashville Union.
nashville, TESN, May 6, 1865.
Editors NGsbViGs U5ston.
We wish to suggest through the col
umns Of your paper the name Of the
Hon N NJ Brien as a proper person to
run for Congress in this the Nashville
District I'VE know him TO be IN
every respect loyal to the Government
Of the United States and a warm and
personal friend Of the Hon. Andrew
johnson, President of the United States
We hope he will, when the proper time
comes, announce himself We would
Ike to hear from him Immediately.
LoYAL CITIZESS
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characterization County.

TAKEN up Bye. ". Mcllurray. one sorrel FIJI
i ley, years Old IN spring, IS hands two or
inches high with 2 tar aud blaze face, some gray
hairs resembling rOal. Also one brown mare mule:
IA hands inches b Fh, no mari - except req nose.
Also one bro an horse mule, u hands inches high
With white nose. The f. ley valued At So the mare
mule at Sl25, and the horse mule at SEQ.
TAKEN UP BY r. c. Pdrtle, brown mule about
u wears old, about IS hands high, with stripe
over his shoulders, a few white hairs on The left
side Of bis neck his right side and rump, shoe on
night loot sad Purtls resides 10 District No Is,
on the Lebanon Pike sb0Bt4 miles from Nashville.
mayt-3tWS ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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ihe \. \. Tribune of the "a instant
says At Is significant fact that the pop
eiar subscriptions to the Seven Thirty
1''n nave been marked by a steady
progress to which there has been
scarcely an intermission. The daily
aggregate WAS first two, then three "a
Tor q week past, four millions y anu
DAY Tie enormous. amount of ~ a.,
was suhscribed-and this in the 49,. ~
crime that would have shaken 80, - :, %
world monarchy to its center w
shall measure the strength Of CO
ernment thus sustainedp
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D rehearsal-Ihe Roadside Murder
FOR SALE,
Large Performing Grisly Bear,

TIE y SAID TO BE ONE OF The LARGEST
Il i animals Of the kind ever known 70 Re On ex-
hluIt q in the Tn ted States. He is ~ feet nigh,
IIJ% feet }oug, ana We CHS Eight HundTet Pounds.
HIS thorough education, and his wonderful PEP
fJrmances have created quite senast'on IN Amer
lca SIS well rs ia Europa. any one wishing 20 pur-
chase, can do well, ard msse his mOeey back IN 4
short time by exhibiting him through the country.
Independent fortunes have been madc on this snl-
nal, and can yet he made. My husband having
died, and having no one 20 attend 70 the Bear, he
Is now offered Tor sale Call at the third brick mouse
ou the Wire Bridge Pike, Eogefeld. 4 good ute
can be gwen. MRS. n. TURK
.uH
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The real estate of John II. Crozier
and W Il Sneed, in and near Knox
vile, is to be sold at Sheriff sale at
Knoxville next Monday Both Of these
men were at Bristol, some days ago. 1t
appears that they wish to return to
Knoxville to live They have no obiec,
tons to taking the Oath Of Allegiance.
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N CTINCERTAT CARTILAGE


John W Bowen, Fam L Bowen, Msry f Bowen
Moihe L Bowen, by her next trend and Ia ".
King Admr-, etc.
W. Injunction Bill.
f. II Gordon. Executor, &c, and others.
IN this cause It appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master that the defen Iantz George
N Gordon, james G 7rdon, NJ A l. Gordon, John
Il Gordon, sarah Ri b. Josec hjne T Bilno, Nancy
Biioo, Absl Bilho, Mary Allen, and her nus
band - Allen, BytheI:. H orange snd her hus.
band J Orange. Jane II Belcher snd her husband
J = B,lcher, VIM n lis Gordon, -- McPhetus
a-d his wife Mary A, formerly Mary Wallace
LaonIda- W Wallace, John G Wallace, Alice Z
Moores william N Moores, Nancy OIoores and her
husbs md Vim b Moores, are non-resldents Of the
state Of Tennessee, thai the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them, q is therefore or
dereG that publication be made for four consecu-
tive weeks IN the Nashv lie Union, a newspaper
publ shed IN the city Of Nashville, requiring said
deen iant7 toappesr At the next term Of the Chan
cery Jou % he held in Carthage, T-rnes see, on
the third Monday IN August next, 1865, then and
trere 20 plead, sn- ~er or demur to cornplaipants
bill, o. tue same viii he taken for confessed a. to
them and set FOR hearing pHgtc.
u. 81. CAMPBELL.
may6-4tw Clerk and Master.
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IN CH4NCERT At CARTHAGE
APRIL RULES, 1855.

John L Arendell adm. sc and others,
IS. Attachment bill
James 7 Undertake, Albert Il Rose, &c and others
IN this cause 1t appearing TO the sstisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master that the defendants James 7
Undertake, Albert II Ross and Eleaz ar Smith are
nou-residents Of the state OF Tennessee 50 hs the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them It j. therefore ordered thst publicaisn be
made for four consecutive weeks IN the Nashville
Union. a newspaper published IN the city Of Nash
vile, requiring the said defendants 10 appear at the
Office o. the CLERK and Master OF the Chance-y
COurl IN Carthage, Tennessee, on the trst Monday
in August next 1855, then and there to plead. an
swer, or demur 10 complslusnt's bill, or the same
will be taken for confess Cd as 10 them and set for
herring or PdIte. j. i. CAMPBELL,
m1y6-4IS Clerk and Master,
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Confscated Auction Sale.
BIZ GEO. SHIELDS d CO.,

SATURDAY, MORNING, NAT Oh,
ysT = AL sell, Communicating at 40 oclcck, % &C.
W caaut 81 C-.t Wan. Nls, A. 4. . NJ, 20
pa-i.aEa- 6 SUtIyr Goods, O. { kinds
ASA Isree moore %. Carp i. Glassware, &C.
sE3. SHELLS z 90,
80 AID ~ college street,
msy6-lt Auet. "a and Com. MeIehrrts,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

That which Mr.. Ingersoll, of Phila>
delphia said, that he was mobbed for,
the other day was this:
81 yield to no man in sympathy for
the people of the South, gallant PEG
pie, struggling nobly for their liberty
against as sordid and vile tyranny as
ever proposed the degradation Of our
race"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

The news of the murder Of President
Lincoln was published in the newspa-
pers Of Raleigh on the morning of the
18th of April. General Sherinan's or
der on the Subject was publiled in the
Progress of that date.
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a dispatch from Washington, dated
the I'd inst, says, it is ordered by the
President that the designations of Gen.
eral, field and staff officers will be re-
ceived until the 18th of this month, at
which time the Adjutant General is
directed to commence mastering hon
orably out of service all General, field
and staff officers who are unemployed,
or whose services are no longer needed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

A report comes from Memphis tina,
Je!I Thompson has surrendered his en-
IRE command TO Captain Mitchell NJ
the United States Navy. The last nr.
Floaa report concerning JET had him
threatening 70 invade Missouri
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Boarding.

TWO Gentlemen snd their wives, or four or s'x
1 yo.rE men cen AMI good hosrd ard Ro1Ns, hv
au.1y 10 No IS south Summer street, between
Broad au1 church streets. Also four or six nice
Young men IS dAT bos-ders. Reference required.
ms vb-Eua
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IN CHANCERY At CARTHAGE
April. RTTT "a Tsrr


V. Inj. and Attach
E A. Wright and others. rlH-
N this cause IL appearing 90 the sss.s'ecto, n
the Ger. snd Master thzt defendant Z A WRIGHT
lS uon-residsnt Of The state o. Tennessee 20 t6gt
the Ordu nary process o. law tnnot be served upon
him; lt d therefore ordered That publication NJ
rlsde for four consecutive weeks IN The Nashville
Un.ou, a newspaper published iu tie city OF Nash
vile, requiring SAID defendant % appear before the
ChgucerY Court a. Carthage, Tennessee, On me sd
Nj 1day IN August DeXS 1868, then and there 10
plead, or defnur % comp alnant hll ,rfbe
same viii he taken Tor confessed ~ 10 him ana -
for hesrng cr p1Tts. d. II. CAMPBELL
maJe-iiw CLERK and Master.
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IN cH4NcERTAT CARTHAGE

MARCH RULES, 1866
Elizsbeth Hunt, Daniel Hunt, John B. Tub6 AZ ID
wife Mary Jane,
Injunction bill.
Jscob Fisher and others.
IN this cause 70 appearing to the satisfarti0, al
the CLERK and Master that defendants GsslIr1 3 upt
Iohn Hunt, Alex Hunt. Or. " j Hunt. ., i ri
Huut stusIJ ?. Hunt, Newton Atwood and wife
Hannah, WR Murray and wife Re0eccs. a18 John
Agee and vie MaliSsa are nourssdents OF taF state
Of Tennessee, 50 that the orddsry PROCESS Of law
csno0t lie served upon them; TITS therefore order
cd that publication be made for four sue essiye
weeks N the Nashville Union, q newspape1- put-
shed ~ the city Of Nss hvilie re1uirrng a ID de-
PENDANTS 70 appear before the Clerk and kIssr4r OF
the Chsncery Court ~ Carthage, Tennessee. on the
e 81 Monday IN June neE, lao5, then ard n re TO
plead, answer or demur 90 COMPLAINANT bill or
the same viii De taken for confessed as 10 tberE AM
set for hearing Cr pGr.,
.. H. CAMPBELL.
uay6-itw CLERK snd Master
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
uzns UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ Tx TREATAEST or D3EAszs, u
CECWNING BIN WITH EuCC6fG -
OTHER sTATh-, Az WI B IH
EABHVILLE, TEhNEaBEE-

For further information IN regard 20
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred % SRI
lE's THERAPEUTICS and MArERn MEDfc4,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900,
The best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr. hcGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of tho age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases IN this
sdvertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice I treat
The following
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List Of Prices.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 80 Mar
kot street, between Union and the Square,
where large assortment can be found.
S. LIEEEENAy, Proprietor.
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Young Marred Ladies whose misioriuaa C hlsa
oesa noi b 0rlg ioTlh 10 dus season, zeu-sGseE
SOD lzs sad you should nuidpiy and r1plc1ah. Do
llis a ycuT desire Jon can consult ne eilhsr y
ietie- o. N person. No ally over thirtF eve yl5fs
81 axe bed make Application AIirorrmfsllC
y Isstar or persoa EtnclT eonddanua-
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For Boots and Shoes at reduced prices
call az q Cherry street. mays st.
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Removed.
Nashville Turn Verein

H'HB Members are hereby informed that the
j meetings and exercises Of our Society will now
take place at our neTy rented Hal, at The house q
Mr. shldheim. North College street, near Line.
By order OF the President.
NAV G-3ts T. EHRENBE RG, Sec'y.
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ForSaIe-

V0lIE well known ana old-c stShlishei Railroad
L saloon AMI shooting 5sUe-y no College street,
near lou -viIla ieiaJ, now DONG e. endid bu-i-
ness. Enquire % tls premises. usy6-2lrs
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For Sale.

A COUNTER suitable FOR Saloon The third
a story room Do which - is nov lCcstsd, has been
ITsrf a. = saloon, and WIZ ha rented on moderate
terms. Ao1lY % ". MATT BLOWN s. co.
rrav1-Iu Al Cherry street
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"The Black Republican" is the title
of a newspaper recently started in New
Orleans. 1t is edited and published by
colored men.
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Wanted,

7 WISH 70 s~plov White Barber, % whom
1 viii give cons sut employment arc good wages
Amply So nv shop on Church street, uesr Ch-tra
uo0Es pepct O.. = BARBER.
mHy5-2tF
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Chancery Court at Manchester.
NAdLNACoLEl
o. Attach. Bill.


Vim. Whaemsa. 4 oshers
rIlHE de ondsnt. Wu.. s Whitemsn, being ran
resijeu. Of the siste o. tennessee ~ hsrref
iu ihe an; 10 l. therefore ordered that pub h-aion
b. rnsis for four successive weezs in the Nashvl
Untou. newspaper pun-ished Ia the CITY 81 Nasn-
yille nottying the respondent 70 appear beors toe
Chsrc-Ty Oourt 80 Manchester on Tie Sri Monday
10 August 1855, and there o make his hn or The
sane Will he taken iog coals ssed ard set for haSriue
e. 21Tts JAMES PRICE.
may6- 3gss Clerk and MGsts-.
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Diplomatic Rupture Between MaximiI-
I'm and Ills Rrnihnr

From the London News, March 10.
The Emperor Maximilian has recalled
Senior Murphy, his Minister from Vein
ma, his position there eaving been ex-
tremely uncomfortable ever since he no.
tilted to Austria Maxtmilian's protest
Of 2Sth Of December last, declaring his
remuneration of his gigantic rsghts, exc
cuted by him at Miramar on 9th of
April 1864, to be null and void.
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RfernltE.

Al Asoctious d fhs p oEab treated vim suc1sss.
fhOss Harr.ei Lastes gbo nave noaa - Uzs0rtu-
1ate % rll1cerrJ o. pruFs aDoron, can b carr 81
% their az ana = iouna PIas1lsui, b. ET1z ms
AL
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In Chancery at Carthage.

VIM. Cullen,
rS. attachment p7U
Spencer McHe,Ty 4 others,
N this cause it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
thu Clerk and Master, nom mplsinspt's iiII
which is sworn 70 thst the DESCENDANTS. spa1cer
McHenry snd James W. McE eury are non RES.
dents % the state Of Tennessee, so that the ar1-
nary process Of law cannot be served on them h il
therefore oriered that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks 10 ne Nashville Union, peyvs-
paper published 10 the cty Of Nashville rsotil ine
the said defend arts T. appear before the Clerk snd
Master Of the ghaucerv Court 81 Carthage. Tesues
see, on or before the first Mondry IN July lerf
1865. then and there 20 plead, answer or oenur 70
cOwp,sina1ts bili, or the same sill be tak-n f,r
confessed as to them, and sst Tor hearing az n4r-s
DAVID h. CAMPBELL
msy6-&-w Clerk and Nfasfer
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A letter dated April y, from Porto
Rico, announcing that JEFF Davis has
rented a residence there, has been re-
ceived in Washington.
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The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Telegraph, writing on the l4th
April, says there is great demand for
French cooks in New York, and a num-
her Of them-"the first division of the
new army of Occupation'-left Paris
that day for Gotham. Their pay is very
high, and began at the time of depar-
ture. A Frenchman is teaching the
art in New York, and has a large class
Of ladies'
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PAINTS.
vARNISHEs,
LIQUORS.

Bills Alcohol, qs per cent.
3" 76 per cent.
A." Proof Spirits.
" Pt1s whisky pure, Tor Med purposes.
" Pure Freuch bW1ty,
l " Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and sherry Vines,
For sale low. by EWIS PENDLETON.
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Touag Nan, sop bs,sro you f1rsaer 70. u 81
isss-eu sCrfect ~ han, t1are s DO u.-asg 90 "a q
10 cure e. y Chs EmlsgicHs, and physicIzus @ o
sosnce that understand treairg &c; ana 30 yuu g. "a
zzy thai have CUrad do1srs In thls city, - vel q
10 different 5,ates Who have spent dollar 40. Do b
ar, and are nov vel cured 1y uo. ] sIu aa. ~
selTing letters and sending medicine 70 ~ p = 90
M ccu1try. in Uosd, AZ tlai arc ttsaia
aay say, an.4 MI eve ne q cal sli eve saf -
action fuT AZ 81 Us dic1asal ulalllQnl 2 m " -
teriissmSnt. Ths hasi u resaruaoss fifea y ~
olfY.
Al lsltsEs diFssisI %
DR. ECGILL,
Usion street. Nashville, 7 lll-
tarl-Iv NJ mssf via promPt siis1ssa
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Chronic CBes

nth Hataiscuon: Ehouuat.srn, AHechoas q ne
-uaEG; Ll1aaaea % DE Throat 8Helod Jo.ae,
5-l Lrnta, F.surisy, Pains. ulcsrs Cancer, 6irayci
Dieessss q TIE Heart a1d Liver, iuiaanr-ato On %
re 5t1mac1, Neuraig.a, hln-'8 XVI Or serofll
Deafacss, uisoaaes 81 th8 Eyes, us1slt1tsd sTI-
.s1ls, DyapsDsia ~ Indigestion, snd Consulupt.ol-
-1gs.har with al Private Disesaes a11
Diseases OF the Urinary Orxanz.
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The Dublin correspondent of the
Pail Mall Gazette, March 80, says Let
tiers from various parts of the Irish pro-
vince show that the people are already
preparing in considerable numbers to
emigrate during the spring, their
friends in America having assured
them already Tier the ,oar is nearly orer,
and thathe restoration Of peace will be fol.
lowed by brisk demand for labor.
one communication from the county..of
Longford states that there are zee Of the
female for one Of the male ser quitting the
country. IL epsry instance which came
under the writer's notice, the money to
pay the passage, or free ticket, came
from reia,ires on the other side oftls ocean
This is evidence of the thrift and good
sense Of the Irish who have made the
United States their home. Let them
induce al their brethren to come and
enjoy the liberty and prosperity of the
land of the free, We have ample
room and verge enough" for them all.
Tennessee wants a half million ofthem:
and will welcome them most gladly.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
peoples Line
Between Louisville L Cincinnati
Situation Wanted

DY A T0UNG Man in Wholesale or laigs Re-
u al Grocery store. Afiress &c C." lock boz
S city P. o. Good references cAn Re gwen.
maFs-a.e
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!, slarerr AbolIshed In tennessee 2

is slavery ABOilsh6u ln Iohnosste
Notwithstanding the ratification by
the people of Tennessee of the amend
ment to the State Constitution abolish.
ing slavery, there are persons in the
State who still endeavor to retain pos
session Of negroes as chattles. A case
of this kind was brought before Chan
cellor SHAcKLEFoRD at the last term of
the Chancery Court at Clarksville; on
q writ of haJeas corpus, sued out by Cy-
rus Winston, coiored man, with O
view TO get possession of his four minor
children held in bondage by one n P.
Jones, as agent for the trustees of
Thomas Williamson, deceased. The
decision Of the learned Chancellor will
be found on our first page. IT does
credit to his legal ability and to his hu-
manity He sets aside the plea of the
defendant that the amendment to the
Constitution is of no effect, and ordered
the children 10 be given to the father
The former shareholders of Tennes.
see die hard, but die they must. They
cannot check the progress Of Freedom,
and il would be better for them to be-
come reconeied at once to the decree
OF law and of Providence.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

OIL Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated. COMPACT and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacitv about fifty barrels per day. lmmedlste pos
session given ifrequired. b. PEnlS lSN.
Cleveland, Feb. Il. 1855, Isbis;rAOi'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

GREAT FIRE IN WELLINGrox.--LsstF Friday
morning, about three o'clock, the extensive
dry goods store of Messrs. Foots and Ber-
nsrd, and several adjscenti warehouses,
took FIRE and were consumed. Nearly the
entire stock in the store was destroyed.
The loss is about s25, ,OOO, on ths goods, snd
from $1,000 to $4,000 on the buildings. The
goods were insured to the 81 mount of $15.-
ooe' and an insurance of $4,000 on the
buildings.
The store and warehouses were owned
BY Messrs. Starr and Foote. The chieflosa
falls on Aessrs. FOOte and Bernard, who
had made extensive repairs on the build
ingS, and were just receiving their new
spring goods.
The fire caught in the cellar, near the
furnacs, but It is not kpoWa how,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

FTOur-Steady and Unchanged Sales ct 81 2b
A. n for No. s6rinR 81 7b9s 90 for red aintsr;
a s06Ss rs for white; s9 25g9 50 for Xxx, chiefly
az ontside Quotations.
VFheaf-Oaist and nominAlly lower. Salea latt
night Of Canada spring at 81 81.
Illinois at 81 o.
aInfs-Quiet and nominally lower.
RaFIeY-Dull. Canada West 81 25.
kCanRI RreiShts-NOpinAl,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

TIE FOUNTAIN IN TIE PARK.-The foun-
tain in the Public Square viii soon be in
operation again. The basin is now receiv-
ing certain repairs, stOne-cement bottom, ,
&c The leaves of elm and maple will no
sooner have reached their full, and the
streets have got themselves pulverized into
winged dust, than the fountain will remind
Us OF eOOlness, moisture and bt.Imy comfort.