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NEW PUBLICATIONS.



PllctwooFs Mrrqzinc for July contains very little 70
interest readers OIL this side Of tho Atlantic. The IN
domitabe Won Bolcko has disappeared from It's pages but
his place is worthy supplied by somebody who whites
of "Tho Principles and Issues of the American Struggle
IN tho nsolent and dishonest spirit for which Backpood
hes long been notorious in its treatment OF American al
fairs There is paper Westminster Schools one on
" The Panic in the City; and one on "Tho Collapse
Of the Russell Gladstone ministry review Of f,iA
Holt" a song called What Shall We DO for Goa!
combinations Of Sir Brook Fos5brooke' and Cof'ie
Eus ODowd"; and the first part of new serial novel
nina Balatka, the Story of Maiden OF Prague OF
which it would be unfair to pronounce On opinion with
Sut longer acquaintance.
De BORIS Rerieo published at Nashville and New-Yors
has reached this month the second number Of the second
volume since its resusctaton II is devoted mainly to
tho gorifcaton and material improvement Of the South
hut with its essays various questions touching Southern
agriculture and commerce. and "reminiscences Of the wT
Il minges literary articles Of average merit on subjects
no. always Of the recent interest The August num-
Der contains paper By X. j. Barnwc on The Iourn'-
m,nt" in general with particular reference to heeus
Of LADIES' and gentlemen last May az Memphis whore an
attempt was made to revive the time honored custom N
Dur own country"
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Sas Fillinq.


EIRMIN's SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS.FIT.s
TNG SECURE bette! gat a. bali the cost aud reliable
and sufBrent Mo- % and e6 haienane Wsnst
TE,rsOsfAL Ynos JOSEPH MASON BOros
cOAPAET
No 81 EEyKnAssr, hKw YORK June .. 1866.
qualified By experience ege-y detail Of gshghng undertake
give advice h- best adaptation pipes sud
burners He has unusual attention o. he
% the best OF burners add M all affect
Ing the u g-bUfung believe few large eb
hen or even dwnghols where he would not suggcsi some
modhcaon Of pcles Il burners which would result sArE
RIAL INCREASE or LGHr In my own horsr,
for lack Of light, which attributed deceive pressure
inrrpeve character Which have ABUNDANCE LiGHr
JOSEPH MASON.
OF Jos Mason 4 Co.
'aOx " DoRrsus. .
COGLEGY CRY ~ NEW YORK
Conner Lexinglon-ave and TwentytlfdsL
HEw.YOHK June 5, 1885.
This % certify have Known Mr. John Frmn several
and that esteem him familiar with the principle, req
furthermore tested satisfactorily mechanical sk In the
Respectfully submitted, X. OGDEN DeREMUs
cERTrIcArEs
OYVlog or THH TRIBUNE.
kEy YORK April J 1860
We employed Mr. frn four years TO take charge Of our
and the result bills Of
tou'and dou1rs with The result salts
factory that We have employed him regularly since
1Hg TEfBUSY ASSOCIATION,
sAML SINCLAIR Publisher
BRgyooRr IousK. March 81 1876
ihays known NJ Frn since 1885 and have employed him 70
requisite my gas burners occasions, always 10 ny benefit ad
iregnd him by his long experience constant study mtinsa
specially A. having better knowledge burners ma lrrop
ton In practice than employed lie better light
al f coat by bis way Of ing The brners sni would recon
ALERT CLARK, Proprietor.
By Of i0nroyeueus aud
ny ga,igh 70 be reliable Al bf the COS. Of the ghs
horned a Las usga rle- } D.
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STATE OF NV YouK


o. YfCE % "Tug hKN CtPITOL Coz afssIOsEKs".
ALBANY, July 49, 1896 }
DLASS and DESIGNS for a NEW CAPITOL
Absuy Informed that Plans and Dign for
NEW CAPITOL Of Abiuy val De received by the comm sion
their Ofce 18Th day Move uber
printed ststement Of instructions ani details AMI 4 the premiums
offered will be funised Ofhce u TIE Coums0nc
plc.tion, m person u By post. - -
HAMILTON HARRIS Albany
JOIN '. l.. fRUl n. Albany
%. b. LATHAM. seneca foIs
Jommi.donera
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90 tubom It man Concern

NOTICE Is hereby given, that an application has
~ been Ned in the fEe.ye Department q TIE sae q Now
General Sessions City snd County 81 New Is 1865 o
Grand c,ry .ni sentenced to Tor tue Of
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Alilitarn.
Go Get.

STORE 10 LET in the BOwory-1he BEST LOCA-
~ ToN Ia New York business purposes No. 2& Bowsy; fol-
lot building covering the whole 100 et frat SECOND and third doors
for bun." purposes che dwelling part has ell tn. improvements
and in complete order. q. J. MOWBRAY,
No. sGg Grand II. and No 2I4 Bowery.
STEAM POWER TO LET-First Floor and Lofts,
~ near BFoadwsyi Power nneEce piionahl..
r. ]. INsLEE. No. 100 walkers
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Qeaebers.

TEACHERS who seek positions should have
j AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTES APPLICATION FORM
Autumn dem,nd Teachers good Esry sppcsons desirable
Wanted specially Teachers for cc Military Tactics Music snd
French Principals school officers and heads Of families
reliable Teachers should send full particulars j. w SCHERMER
HORN Actuary, No. go Broomest
WTANTED-A Gentlemen OF Lady, acquainted
w with the Spanish language to TEACH English Cal at No
~ West Thirty .fourthst
JNyANTED-A TEACHER Of MUSIC DRAW
W mo and PANflsG. sdy competent to Oh the Pod.on
will End pleasant and permanent situation BY appyDR Rev W
L TgibsL Musiasbars koos Cegpr. Obo
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bonscs an0 farms n0nnteo.

WANIED-To PURCHASE on fair terms. or
" LnIf uilri. thc.tory brick br1wnstone HOUSE,
between we ia ad Fo;y fh and Second and Esthaye'
Add IN ilu piltgulIrs" 10 location &C.. J. j. W..
Boz No s0.a NsN fgTs P0..OQos
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Siiuatlons rUantco-fcmaIcs

NlrVRFR of well recommended German Girls
mt fTUATONs DO general HOUSEWORk 81, AZ oaf"
Ou d., Gerusn institute. No II Stanton at near th- bo@-!
Z LADY, experienced in every style OF Wntihg,
,IAL wRlTRR in Office At home Address T. j. H. o'h
80 Tribune Office, y. Y
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ITO CONTRACTORS Is hereby given that
IN pursuance Of ordinance Of the Common Council
woI1ed q follows. TO wit;
il ordained BY tho Mayor Aldermen and Commonaly q the
C Common Council convened that Nassau street
fo Pine street paved with the Nicholson PAVE
20 be born by the property owne seod o
will be this once, unu II o'clock Of TUES
BAY August 1860 for the construction q said pavement
Each proposal be ndssed the title Of the WORK the
bidder Of Offering Amount o. cGfiy required
SlWU
will price per square yard FOR the pavement con-
ple.e IN 81 It's paris
Blank Tor The bids can be obaned At this Office
THoMAS STEPHENS. , Cro'on
ROBERT J.. DAKRAGH Aqurdsct
a. W CRAVEN. } Board
Cfolon Aanstuct DEPARTMENT, july 26 1886.
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NARAIOGA SPklNGS, n. 7.
- NEW HOTEL. JUST OPENED
EVERErr HOUSE.
with dr caumodons; beautifully located on BrotlwAy
few doom south Of the CIARESpos HoTEL
From The Daily SarAtogian July 70
ave congratulate Mr. ADD fs Eraser their decided success in
e.sblhin house for visitors ind fmi les who require
quiet and Tie house Throughout the sn1e'
Of rooms spacious newly furnished and the table IL d By those
who are already be unsurpassed IA only hom one TO two
hundred pcrsous can find 81 this House ~e advise
ilnuedinie application"
Apply by Liter or ieesuphso
b. v FRASER Proprietor.
Anrnsl 1 lnGl
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ITO RACTORS.-SEPARATE SEALED
PROPOSALS each indoue1 with tide Of wok name 4 BID
der and Offering will b. eyed chs Office until u O'Clock
ofqIUsDAY Auss.s TO- 1900 fof Tie consFuc,n Of STONE
BLOCK PAYMENTS. Ia
Eighth from Forty second % Fity eighth st.;
second-Nve. from Houston 20 foureeuils-
Thirteenth 5 from University place 60 tifstsye,
N.stry a. from Greenwich 20 IVES. At,
Hudson 20 Wosi-tt
Thirty hs II. from Eighth 10 Ninth
ptane- 81. from Hudson 10 Wss'-f-
THIRTY -hfs-s'. from Eighth TO hiuil
El1sbeh.st from Rsysrd 20 Cfsnd-st
Spring o. from Brosde ay 10 NsNst,
Rleeck from Broadway 70 bowery:
Thinylourh-s. from Third ave. 20 Easi River. ani
Fiy hih-st from broadway 90 Eighth ave.
%ofoT sCOBBLE PAVEMENT Eevr1h-svr fo Fourtes'th
10 F hft and or Cro.'wsk, across four'ave a e M
q RoTtysHh Also for the construction Of SsNef'
the following sreets 20 witt
Bsecker.s between Charles snd Peryst
g'ling.t. between III beth n. snd TIE h1vsrv.
Broadway between iinirih and ftiftyhfstss
Eigi N ave. between Fourteenth and fi1reuthsts.
Eighth and Ninth Eleventh ad IWeh ani
Sx ard seventerrth.sts
Tsr between Stanton and gvug Delaney aud Brooms
ard Hester and pysioH-ss
Fofty rgl IN At. te.we.n F5ur'h and m
firse between Seventy fJh AID Seventy ninihss, With
branches Srondv sud Seventy 9Th seuty sixth seventy
Scvuuy ghth sud also Foryhhst be-
Fifth LeIingousves with branches In tilh hs9n
aud Fourth
SPECIFICATIONS and form. Tor bids be had At Ills Office
THOMAS SrkPHEhs) Croton
ROBr J.. DARRAGH fAguedg-s
4. W CRAVEN } Bolci
OHcs Croior hlue11ct Department, Angus & 1861
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Gorucratou Notices.

NROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT-IO
~ ON1RAcToRSsealed frop9,, vi he ree'yst 81 ~
Office (Roiurds City Eel Park, until II dock OF MONDAh
August The Of DAM and is appurenanes
reservoir boyds corners ~ ING "hhp o
Kent Putnam County. New-fork
Proposals. Endorsed Proposal for DAM 6 Tor storage
Rervor County for the Cfoon Aqugduct Department
also Endorsed the of tie bidief and dse m
proposal snd specifications obtained the once
Of Engineer Corners Camel speech
cations AZ also be obtained At tins ohce
THOMAS SfEPHENS,) Cfoton
ROBT. l.. DARIlAGH : Aqucduct
A. W. CRAVEN, } Department
Yofk Tufs q
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Mem Publications.
A GENTS WANTED--TO canvass for the on
~ Official soutlon hiaory Of the Wer
THE LOST CAUSE.

7 I OiI1IlI s01fI on HI9oTy o. ne Wa,
THE LOST CAUSE.
Wy A. Pollard popular historian Of the South and Editor Of
The Richmond tmief during the Complete IN one large
royal ocsvo volume d tine steel portraits giving u and an
tir account md n Of the late Southern Conf eracy
under OF Gems X r Lee johnston
B-surceard and .f Is being literally pairon1ed oy
Of "heir the other side and thus
trltt tsi do tbs
many historic A. ...r a Northern standpoint.
Agents and ,loned ~ aast any other work purPort
iug - be this
m, eucrrsc a chance Il offered to make
money Dom ..a ~ culrs Of this and important
49, ADJ. D. e., TREAT Co.. Publishers.
No. Broadway. \. Y.
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO
- LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW and the IRISH PORTS
Tie ,y,ri,s Passenger Steamers Ofths Anchor Line
CALEDONIA sails SATUIDAl, Aug H.
BRITANNIA ssils SATURDAY. Aug. .
IOWA sails SATURDAY, Sept.
R., Passage. payable curency-Fo Liverpool DasSo~
Ref,s. Derry OF ubls, Cabins and sos SeeIaee so
lrepald tcs Port. 70 Nesfok 80 hss
b,rr Have Antwerp Cabins 5OO and -Oi sleerass eS
OK further nf2rtns,ion apply the ComJanys ofhee.
FRANCIS MAC DONALD q Co, Agents
=. No o Bowling GleeD. Ne~York. \
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professional Notifies.

MARBLE d4ABS.-A fine cargo Of
landing nnd Tor SAIL ~ AUGUSTUS
pABAk h hkOIhEg - 10 WsisssA
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"a AN iI A. CONFLICT 49,.
Voi ot -y las met Will unparalleled success-i3OOO0
hsvnr snd emphaiicaly nd2sed by ne press o.
vl ,ses b, .nras Of the by the President mem
IA bro Congress, st.s
Seycmor ,tsy and by thousands politically opposed - the
kuh0r.
Vol u snd l h. published In August and viii than
wuan The ilsi n the In preparation, the vast
rnonr IL rn' painiaAns resesch de- oed 70 careful
sirg Of the material adopted by earlier winters
without I'D 20 tAe collection Of Important inormaton
hiheHo inr overlooked including much from the Rebc
tdectnuof thr eminent qualifications Of the author %
produce record 81 1sng excellence which will superete al
other WORKS .i. O. b. CASE Co.. Publishers.
Usrffa C8un.
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Si,uahons Wanteo- Males.
GeIp Wante6.

ANVrD-EXPERIENCED AGENTS TO canvass
~ -. e Others { esavas.for TIRED AND IRUsn BY
. .rr gent. port large stes The hrst edao1
80. 10 . han Two w,ek. Adde'S, W J. HOLLAND Co.,
Chicago. vi.
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6oieIs.

fINHE PRESTON HOUSE, Saratoga This beauii'
fol spacious ADD admirably kept house ofsn % tie to
Ion II America Possurrse-kers ard comfort oycrs North md
South being sppfsed u m eKcecncrs and arc iat o-s a.
Communications
entirely surr1uulrt by rcs thai every room N
iled To- tho It' ~ any h'
ssroes Bfoidwsy upon which 10 ns m.n mont 10
this fuut lfh OF finn to- d. 90 o. ard ol
which tho onn5nrs ofte house nty nj 20 ~ rhsfe
Dgpne bl.ouic, Afof 1900 e o pfof. d'1S rio"s
cfhne ,lde tree; src iaIHu awnings az 'tft window o.
weekly hops with is band tbe whoie on"ir @ "inr ana
iru, end tie curc COSBY % -iH lcttlne
ofthe holse It believed viii induce u~ publ to 1mne ihe
Ire.on choosing oisrsbrrst white ssrlrff art
ton the perfect e uneErrpuouaho ~r" eeran,
having ~ rraltd that tsr Vsi ito
Prron erisin the 1h9mme sk and erefence
o. the AnilJrd ale not 90 be- Overlooked.
IITINDERMEnE HOUSE, Greenwood Lake,
w Orrse County n Y-1fe pfofeoT having ruf-ht % hit
Houis have opened fr hmie, and sngr p'os one hhns
h,,lu- Sc c,risrr le trains eavin Nrl cft ~ 10
N. Ere Railroad Monday snd Msdnrsays and y
M on s..afdays aQef JOY wal daily. Adtrtss ~ I.
BROWNING { Co, Monroe
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To rfve-rooi Or orsenstOwn. ........'bi,V
Troh Pa,..se 70 Par, Antwerp Hamburg Bie"'n oaa's
&C.. l5v fse- r.. su.,,oot NJ q ,s.os-
town for 8 r-ncy be obtained NO =, oo
Eor Frs'-t 81 Cabin appyat the Ohe OF t
licke o. tue fasssso po ~ ~
IoAp'h'' NO. % D'''' " y W }. HURST Manager
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25


WASHINGTON, Oct. l3, 1865.
To His Excellency Andrew johnson, President of
the United States:
SIR am deputed by the few surviving
settlers ofthe Anglo-American population Of
Texas, the companions of the late Stephen
p. Austin, the patriarch Of those settlements,
to wait upon you and solicit at your hands
dispensation of the most congenial functions
Of all human government clemency toward
fallen foe "i
have also the high qualification Of being
charged to present to your Excellency a
memorial on the same affecting subject,
numerously signed by the ladies of New
Orleans, and representing, without notable
exception, 4he feelings and desires Of what
is emphatically the heart of the great
Southern heart-the ladies of the late Con-
federacy. sGte A9
+ hope it may suit your Excellency's con-
venience to designate an early day on which
l may have the honor of an interview, and
present the credentials Of mission equally
novel and interesting. esA
With great consideration, have the honor
to be, your most obedient servant,
DAVID G.. BrRSEr.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

We nos;ced sometime since n. g.. a..
,ha n. n.~n ~ =. - - - - - ''''''
~ ,o. 'D D.hsi tne second
rresioent OF Inc Republic Of Texas was on
visit to Washington, as the bearer of GER
tain memorials 10 President J,,,xs,x :, n.
b.,f os Ir..rns,,~ D. ~
-. - : ,'.',N Dufnet'
having returned home, makes public the re-
suit of his mission, from which we extract
the following.
~. ~. Il.
-" oHl1ASs' jan II, 1000
Having been requested by the ladies of
New orieans to present their two memorials
In penan o. the late Chef Magistrate OF the
Confederate States jefferson Davis, to the
fresldent OF the United States, It seems
proper 70 report my dolngs before arriving
IN texas, rom whence my original commits
SION proceeded. s..s 80 s.. e
l oistrust my memory too much 70 venture
On detan OF conversation with the Presi-
dent Entire accuracy could not be expect
co, ana a sighf deviation would be chico
tionaDie- inese conversations were brief |
saw enough Of tne lneessant, and one would
Imagine, very irksome, occupation of the
PRESIDENTS time. during the four days Of the
week, ana from ~ A. N. to P. NJ, which he
apProprates to the reception of visitors, to
ieei that 70 him especially, and to the many
impatient expectanfs, including ladies and
gentlemen, awaiting in the ante-room, pro
Icrr h.. r~-II
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25
A vasabona CLASS i'm England.

A letter from an American travelling ip
Great Britain says:
In England, we have cla.s Of free and
enlightened feliow-citizens, and not small
one either, who follow vag,.bondage for
living. They roam the couatry from Lands
End to John OGroafs, begging, robbing,
stealing, tramping, camping under hedges
in warm weather, lying in the tramp lodg-
ing houses in every considerable town, in cold,
when they oan pay two-penee for a shake
down. When they have no money, they 20
to the casual ward Of the peor-house, and
there, If tEeir clothes are too old or too filthy
to be worn any longer, they tear them into
very small rags. The parish authorities are
compelled TO give them clothes, because
they cannot turn them on. naked. The
magistrates may sentence them to fort
nights or month's imprisonment, and that
Is just what they like. 1t IS a little pleas
ing variety kind Of retreat, with an extra
care and luxurious living. These tramps
--ihese habitnal yagrants, born under
hedge and destined to die in hospital, If
they are so f0rtunate-are crowding into
London, because Parliament las: winter
passed Law which required them TO be fed
and lodged. They tear up their clothes BY
dozens If decent ones are given them, they
exchange them for the refuse rags OF Pet
ticoatlane, where an entire suit can be bought
for eighteen pence, and drink up the surplus
at the first gin-shop.
There used to be complaints in America
that the refuse Of foreign countries was cast
upon their shores. Those who made this
complaint never could have seen the Ioeest
class of the English. Thay can have no
conception Of their utter deQredation. The
Irish are very poor and sometimes igno-
rant, disorderly and drunken, but they never
come down 70 the moral and intellectual
level Of the lowest class in England, and
they are always capable of rising rapidly
from any condition into which they have
ALLEN. Nowhere In Ireland have 1 seen the
stupid, Ignorant, hopele-sly demoralized peo-
pie that are 70 be found here by thousands,
and i would scarcely be au exaggeration to
say, by millions,
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F~1f UT - y y
DAVID G. BURNET.
-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. 1866

s WASHINGTON, dec. o, 1863.
To his Excellency Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States:
SIR-Ia presenting another petition from
large n,imber Of the ladies of Texas, in be-
half of Mr.. jefferson Davis, L beg leave to
remark:
Whatever may be the issue Of the inn
pending trial Of Mr.. Davis, even should he
be found guilty of treason, il would seem
but reasonable and accordant with the best
impulses that the fervent supplications of so
many Of the gentler sex as are now ON rec
ord before your Excellency, and the earnest
intercessions of the pioneers of Texas, men
Of iron nerve and manly hardihood, and i'm
domitable enterprise, should not plead in
vain before the Executive prerogafive for a
dispensation of mercy. ~
If a great republic cannot afford to extend
its pardon to an offending citizen, in what
form ofsociety shall the quality ofmercy find
habitation and name?" Is it to be
restricted to the Divine government in which
ii constitutes primal and efficient attribute,
the only hope of mans salvation II 50,
then the genius of all human institutions
crouches to an unrelenting, insatiate yindic-
tiveness, which every higher form of civili-
zation abhors and substitutesa savage spir-
it of revenge for the inefiable yearnings Of
generous ciemency.
We will still look with confident hope
for manifestation in due time of those mob
Ter qualities which we beliege animate the
bosom and give vitality to the acts Of our
worthy Executive,
With profound respect; your obedient SER
want, sl DAVID g. BURNETT.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

Preparations for csaizra;ins - McxicsEc,u.e. se
such nescmcnts-Ebat the result w.l ~
The wsfnl condition Of the radical lov,l,.,.-
re eosernefs Sass Tenhessac Psni.sntiary
sseiess-A AnstherrebeI soldier clubbed--T
leaving The line Of the Esst Tcnnessee .rd
yirrinia Railrocd. sc kr
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

While tae WOODEN manufactures Of the
country has doubled since the war commence
ed, il Is showd by Official figures that in the
four years ending June 80, 1866, the wool,
sfoddy and woolens imported, make
grand aggregate Of Si53, 90, ,00000, Of which
the unmannsaefnred wool amounts 10 287,
00o60o of poHndA costing SIS, ,o00, 10000.
Nearly all q she insports Of wool under the
late tzrif came In either II or &C. per ID.
the duty averaging les than Sc. The woods
Of Australia and South Africz, which. are
ine merinos are inyoiced Al less than &c
per pound.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25


ToEspEcrfULLYl BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO
have bas h sors ONE q the LARGEST and most
pIete lots OF Groceries offered In this market for
some years past The Goods were bought By one
and we're selected specially for this market. The
following comprise part Of the stock:
200 sacks Baltimore Rio Coffee;
40 hogsheads Brown Sugar;
100 barrels A Coffee Sugar;
I x so barrels b Coffee Sugar;
50 barrels G Coffee Sugar;
so barrels Crushed Sugar;
so barrels Powdered Sugar;
so GRADUATED Sugar;
500 barrels Flour, Of all grades;
1000 sacks Bran;
1000 barrels Salt;
20 barrels Molasses;
10 barrels Vinegar;
25 barrels Robertson County Whisky;
25 barrels Bourbon Whisky;
5 barrels Holland Gin;
casks of Brandy;
100 barrels and half barrels MackereI;
100 kits Mackerel;
100 boxes Cheese;
so boxes, ] and / boxes Raisins;
M l5 barrels Almonds;
sess Is barrels Filberts;
- 250 drums Figs;
so cases assorted Pickles, quart and pint;
100 cases Oysters;
% cases Sardines;
Z 200 boxes, J and / boxes Candles;
100 bxs various brands Soap, plain and fancy;
so boxes assorted Candles;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
200 kegs Nails, assorted;
- ~ 80 dozen Painted Buckets;
E 20 dozen Tubs in Nests;
15 casks Soda;
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades;
20 cases Smoking Tobacco;
so dozen Brooms; i1.f
% dozen Washboards;
100000 G. D. Caps;
100 bags Shot;
SO kegs Powder;
25 bags Pepper;
% bags Spice;
rs boxes Indigo;
ii casks Madder;
100 boxes Mustard,
25 boxes Starch; stsa4
BAGGING, ROPE AND TwTNE-7
This stock is offered to the Trade only, at small
profits. We are determined to sell as cheap as the
same articles can be had for in Louisville or Gin
cinnsti. for
CASH ONLY.
Having ample storage room. We invite consign-
ments of Cotton and all kinds of Produce. We
win take in exchange
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHEs.
FEATHEPs, BEEswAX,
GINSENG AND wool,
And win allow the highest market prices.
dec30-3m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

GEx. 3nIsBfs has formed plan fp= a
nes reguihr army, which he has n;fniiied
10 the consideration ef sarious Congressman.
IL proposes thai the army zhoaid consist cf
l9oeD men; that the oficer' salaries
should be exempt from taxation. and that
when OF duty they should BE allowed 70
hold civil Offices. Senator Niisnn's bill, Il
will Be scmernbsred, proposes "a. .09e men ss
the peace establishments Of the army.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

Ix LynehburE, Va. recently, the Negroes
voted kpr judge of the freednen's court.
There was an excited contest between The
upper crust, eF those Nhe we're born free,
and the undererns,,' or tho=e rho veFsl
= sot free" The latter carris4 he dsy. ard
elected their candidate By 400 majority.