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ST. Gil X l. ES
Restaurant and Saloon,
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET

w T. RICE Err J. KEEL. Proprietors. The
w prnprietors announce that this well known
place Is still open for the patronage Of the public
The best that the market affords car always be
found, and served mp at all hours BY attentive
walters. Tho best Of Wines and LiqGOrs always
on hand Give us a call
RS- Regular Meals. so Cents.
june7-2m RICE 4 KEEL. PfOprietors
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Tur street railroad company of Savan-
nah propose TO carry freight as well as pas
sengers.
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IN COMPLIANCE WITH

CECTION Z. OF THE ACT ENTITLED IAN
- Act, 10 wind up and settle the husiaess Of the
Bank Of Tennessee notice Il hereby given 10 All
whom IL may concern. and 70 ali persvas, % re-
Of Tennessee, at Nashville. an msney or funds
paid out Of the Bank Of Tsrressee, or my Of it,
BRANCHES. where the money OF funds were Illegally
Of after the 4th May, 1851 or for services rendered
in a.d Of said rebeliion. civil OF military, OF for
property VI any kild IN aid Of the rebellion, OF
for property Of any kind. OF on contract for arti-
eles Of any kind fnTqished Or 20 be furnished for
the benefit Of the Rebel authorities Of the State
Of Tennessee, or the 20 called Confeeeracy, or on
any 0therilleg contract OF purpose.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
mayl3 D. Far.
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HurIey,s POPULAR worm Condy

As this is really Specific for Worms, and the
best and most palatable form to give 70 children,
II is not surprising that il is fast taking the place
of all other preparations for wOrmsit being taste
less any child will take it.
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EnR RENT
WANTEn

A SPLENDID STORE HOUSE. No. 20 Broad
~ street. Apply to
JOHN j. MCCAIN,
junele-lW Cor College and Broad sts.
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An Attachment.

LeOnidas A McCOryel Us. Leonidas II. Darwin.
I E0NIDAS A. MCC0RVEL having sued out
i an Attachment against the property of Leon
said LeOnidas ii. Darwin is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee. and was indebted to the plain
tiff in an amount within the jurisdiction of a
Justice of the Peace, |, therefore order publica-
ton to be made in the Union and American, a
newspaper published in Nashville. Tennessee,
commanding the defendant to appear before me
on the Sd of December 1866 and defend said suit.
or the same will be taken for confessed, and set
down for hearing er garfe
CHARLES HOPKINS, J. P,
junel5-it for Jackson county
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Louisville.

0lHE FINE STEAMER MERCURY. CAPTAIN
Il BORINSON, will leave for the above and inter-
mediate ports THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock
For Freight or Passage. apply ON board or 10
C0kBBTr x BOYD,
junelJ-lt Agents
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TTNURBEVILLE a. FULCHER. Carpenters
Il Contractors. Car Builders. and Door Manufac-
turers. Shop at the Nashville X Chattanooga Rail
road DepOt
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bUsIOu. l.lO 7 VI I-UU nIg I-.IU me-
Steamers of U. 5. Mail and Peoples Line leave
Louisville at 1900 noon daily, and at SEQ Z NJ
daily, except Sundays, arriving in Cincinnati in
time to connect with early morning trains Tor the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 10 81. Louis.
Chicago, Cincinnati, and all principal Eastern
Cities. Be- The Night Express leaving at ESQ
p NJ and Gallatin at 4:lO A NJ, will stop at in
termediate stations between Gallatin and Nash
willie only for through passengers, except on Sun
days.
Gallatin Accommodation will run daily except
Sundays, as follows: Leave Gallatin at 6.55 NJ
arrive at Nashville at 900 NJ Returning
leaves Nashville at i:40 Z NJ, arrive ut Gallatin
at $40 p VI. Stops at all intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent l.. 4 n. X. Il.
, 1866-02-21

stock OF such Company. Il leest one-aa0 o t9e
nn1pnrfIon of sneh county, 10 complete the Who'd
~1TE- srer dns submitting shs question 10 = 7oss
Eesososa. 70 ssTih That The sxeeahse committee y
.uthofix d md fyp1'red to iske immediate steps
Obtain I surrey af Rock RfTsr, and Hse-ftnn tnt
expense necessary 10 tmp1o1s The sae aaa tetos ~
the rcsnit sorelntr with such m!ofnauou - ta1'
de em desirable af The earliest Dig p0aalbIe.
Resc4raf, That ne decidedly approve Of Senate
bill No. 1tl to regulate railroads, introduced o5
senate. bent!ey. and earnestly desise and ncou'
mead its r4seace+
The sezoluiionJ wesu sdopsed with grcR eu!ha.
si&dm. ..-.
ration The ps.safs OF which. II dcsl7bIe tt !. pro-
poxed 10 procure by tho Legislature
Mi. smith 2ls0 spoke ut some leE.7h regarding
whose oderrs, ,honQb poor and uulosown few
nsaipnlstns @ ~ 'ha selfs Il her eom2.ass . tses
private advantsge 4 tne expenss of re pFoauerr,
Ia railroad enterprises n tho Vest, and knows u
Erc1 O.. tie a.li-s 1Esitv IL 1i2s q: aEy 11s1 Il
the State and Is equally rs ready to denouncc The
Messrs. His.sde1l and Stone wcre pscseut ss dele.
e7.e< fsom.the Rockford Bos1d q Trade: dele
p;etiou Of gentlemen fruna Wxtr1ow0 Were also
o;hets., spesenes sseze nads By Mr. H,tsdelt Of
KoeHstr1, ,.and Dennis, Of WatertowH.- Tie former
spoke It considerable length, and .sdshsS The .r-
ease q s !. 1s Ffers ..e q 81 ;S 4
ffpe r1ver aha that they do NOT propsss 10 abaie
theIr enut1 usal It ia fu1ly eena1mnate6
0nmotion Of d. Treat the following rtsolna'a'
were adopted: .-...
Eesoief5, That my measure ttEt may be sdopte.l
by the Executive Eommt:tee. for rendering NosS
River uaylgabie. sher include the constructing pl
Ship Canal nom lak: upticcu to Lake WinnebaEo-
Hfsolptd, Thar the Executive Coauslttec be- 81
thofizet to r:dse moneJ by subsctipalon 10 ds.fas
ths expenses Of survey Of Rock River. from Re ek
is,ana 10 Lake Hosfcon, MD ftoH7thence route E<
a canal TO Lake Wlnnebasor and soe such other e4-
pehscs IS may rssresari]y e 1ncusrcd hy the COM
mittte IN the Discharge OF trcfr dpts.s:
Fnnr telerass fsoM each city a1sa, village. and
onc !rom eseh town in Rock codnty w.E 32potuted
Is Attend convention to b holden In Rockford Oh
III. I'd Inst. ....
RE con, eatiou ther adjouusdto meet HFoa the
raj ~ aha r}yytrn14N
, 1866-02-21
VOL. XIX.

ior Congress snd ,he country, to ae1sh ea.slnily
LEE orncct1onH offered, and at least to respect. II
they eannot assent to, the reasons on which the
ELocuttvc yt1o i9 hased."
Ihe Aeratd FAYE: The rtrcdmen's Bureau bill
has. at the hands Of President johnson. met With
The tate which Il deserved uis eeueal arguments
and ha epetlfcatious nsanst the bill are consist
ert. convincing and conclusive"
sPHSaF1E1D, H., Feb. o0.-1he feeling htn
anonc Republicans generally Il one Of regret that
tbe i1etidtut has vetoed tbe Fn,edmen's BaIeau
until they can read End consider tho BILL. together
With The Preaidcnf's objections, before passing
Judgment. The Democrats, who are Ike drowning
men catching at strawr. OF course make The most
Of The present opportunity, and esru 20 20 a. Ia
their bIna folly Us to talk Of mass meeting Of in-
bilattpn.
NEW HAVEN. COM. Feb. s3-Ihe Democrats
herr are nstng guns and Otherwise jabfla:ing over
The Presidents vcto-
DAYIoN. O., Feb er.-Tbe Democracy Of Dayton
had 3oyihca11on oTer P1ss!dent aoenson's sste o
one hundred guns. Mr. Vallandtsba,u made brief
speech. taytnc that the penoct5ry dla not elect
President johnson but II IL no theiI d1t{ 10 sand
bY him. He announced 4 mass meeting tn future
for exNststten. 4 aas loats from Nj. Vnllandtss'
hRYnNa tr4p1nr
, 1866-02-21

War Expenditurcn-ChIca Conipas.-
icA-IIoneyA DI&bur~eI-1'Ae Pteht-
dcnls> Eetu.
fspoc:ai Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Srn,SGFtEIu, Feb 20.
The following statements OF Wnr expenditures
have hcca received at the Adjutsn, t;enerale Uioe
tiuce Saturday morning diego, Fase.re counts.
<afsa; Peoria comfy, s96 z5s.1s; Carroll county,
Ss4i.1sl.t9: Fall River. La Sale county, $50:
Fnlmsra, Lee county, Sis,1Yo: Metamora, Wood
ford county, sos1e: Osanec, Knox county, sas. 9e;
J'4''o, Kane county, s9aGe5; Putnam county.
]1ia.s Is.
Certificates Of Organization OF the folio wing
named companies Of Chicago have hee1 tlcd in the
SECRETARY Of etate's Office: Nedprocify OIL Com.
1a.s. capital stock S1n 900. cofpor1toTt ueury Has,
ku+, Dxta v tlApp and otter-. Y. ). Clock md
Er.ss Company capIla stock Ss'D0b, corp ,rnto:-
tAH.ie. X. Holden and others. SoE1lwesteFn Ela.s
toinpanr. capital stock x100,o0 coFpo'a:oat o. II.
saiehu1t and otlAef<.
Since i.c 1=t Of July last the sum oi <12 91s ono
l,Ae bern dtshureed from 1ht Office OF Lieut. Col.
frank Bf.d1esnsn, Senior Psxuasies Ut thla pest,
1ur the p,yu,ent o. troops
Thermometer Hnf IS degrees seose zero ii nacn
The Hth regiment OF tuInoIs infantry. reecnti,
t!Af.oled al A1eAanasiA. L., has removed lhel'
QuGrrclr tn shreveport, Ia
Cos. tEteshy Is set ASseNt tom the city.
The fo.c.1lrtl democrats Of fh.E city ntt jutian
over fhr Presidents veto, and meeiins has becl
called fat lo-moE1oT night TO iudatte his action
Tie matter,
, 1866-02-21
ROW THE VETO Is IlECElvED.

1sp,AkA1,o11s, Feb. "a
1,erre.,aent,e veto mersa.e on the Ftecdrncu's
lurean Bill is The ii sb<orhnr topic Of oonve4-a-
lion to-day. Al eorss Of opinions arc expressed,
but The adieas, who appear to be IN The minority,
denounce Ii bitterly. They erpeosil1 object 70 the
ttnn rncech portion Of ii II, behalf OF the eebellous
e.s..r t,,,, tta rumcnons ob..r4io1,s
sta'ef. nnu e4' a1a' -. III 49, aaa.t
alleged by The Ffeetden1 acent 1oe o4i1' tae5 aoa
believe that he would sign any measure Of the kind
loaktn0 to the protecstuc Of the freedmen trom
, 1866-02-21
THE DIXON CONVENTION
The Hoek River ResO-
buttons and Speeches.

VAE tk06h hlVEE AAGHVS+
luttous and Specches.
rsnec,.t nesn,tc,, u The Chicago Tribunal
t,vn~ III F,chrn,rv ~
Nos' ~ -, .s.... ~.
A Convention o! the farmers and all osaeFs o. ths
counii,sa Of Lee, Wh1teside, Stephenson, Winnie
..o on, Dr1c who feel an ntcsest in rendering the
T,.1< t,iroe r,rrah,c .c,s held Mt r1nton bsjl IN
a''s. --a, a.s....,ts go o,.ioa, =, -,
this CITY toaa5, commencing a. oeock p u.
The Contention Wa very fniiJ attended, embracinR
the ltadlh1 citizens OF tue eoahties namea.
UewpE OF Lee. on whose motion Hon. D. Richards
Of Whttee1ne, WIS made President. Vice .rresi-
tlenis, John Dixon, Of Lee, DR.. Pennington. OF
Whireeide, Col ). ". Shafes, Of Stephenson. Hon:
i. A. Church, Of WinuebaRo and Amos Aoosc, OF
Ogle, Secretaries. j.. e. ,AJres. A. a. IeTili.
The representatives Of the Press, BY resolution,
were invited 10 take seats on the platform.
Mr.. Rfchard< returned thanks for the honor con
Convention. With The best coil on the glooc, With
climate cycty Say favorable, the returns for ar1i-
cultural industry a1t less compromising tnan those
for any other pursuit. s!aycy and other nat1onal
questions haze been settled, and now let q look
alicr our own immediate home interests. Io make
tho Rock River ras1aabie was the policy when nc
| fasoreti- II anybody has any other, which they
consider better proposition. looking to tae tate-
fests Of the people, be tsas ready TO gre 1t hta A.
tention and support. lie did not wtsh to diState
| any action, but would await tie suggesuons ot tae
Convention. :,
On motion cor1mntee OF nlne VIZ aPPVintGsa KY ~ ~
draft resolutions for The consldesa11on o. kae Eon
ycnt,on Ine ,oHoM.1g af "ItT fne = Rng.
, 1866-02-21

A Fist Fight tn Churclf-Sulden Dis.
appearance Of Soducer-G0r=c nj

IlAl kyEAk 1T 1ANEEA~SUW0EU Aks4
appearance Uf \ Soducer-G0r-c at
Alton.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THhune.]
it. LoC1a. Feb. 20.
The following item IS from Bunker Hill, Illinois:
Or Sunday last the congregation Of one Of the
chreLe. were treaed 10 tho spectacle OF dst fight
i~l~ren young buckt. arisinc on, Of the oppos-
inl clltsas 10 certain pew. The minister quietly
ccares preaching hi the fight VIZ. ovrr, and tbc
l,c1lct,cnle had lei, The chu:rA- Inc sszuc eyeu-
Ing, n tsso Gentlemen we,c cscorttng two ladies
home from sesvicce at the Methodist church. \
young man called one aside, accused htu Of having
fes,ucsd hit ssster and drawing pistol pnl.ed The
trigger. The CAT, however, d'd not explode, and
The ~ttucr. etriking twotorty gplt broke fur the
o}s.A country. and has not since been heard from.
The 1.scr Is goEecd ADORE, nut far IRON Alton,
which Ia great measure, ts the eanse Of the rapid
DECLINE ., sh,. po'pl The Cts Engineer sepons
1he latl Al n,nc inches Tor the psi hour5
bu: We question xhethr. will decline at that rat
To-day. d. the weather IL mild, and the SNOW md
Ice vii mill qn1rc rapidly.
, 1866-02-21

III satisfactory, ard the recent meeting Of m tnc
Euelitb and, French neets tended 70 confirm the
ss.t.ns Ths sa1. n Tae ds
plnsabe events In JauAfea nm fctcrfra TO WIN r.
gret and the measures taIten IN Tue matter 5se e
sse 1hs ~; IL m p.osss srpt IN Viz
Great concern Is expressed ia the cattle plague.
and deep aypey los The "a ssese Ine Esnisn
ity, prupnety And religion. Tn AaihoIlly o. tne
iaw has been firmly md iupsu hhy s1ndica1eu'
Kcfc:rnce Is then made to suaury local measusce'
Lord DE- Grey " succeeds Sir c. No. ID IS seeretsly
Of 1Ddia, and Marquis Harrington sua reeds DedseS
IN the War Department
The address OF the French Senate IN reply TO the
Emperofs speech expresses est1eMct4 N that hc
mission cs thc French troops to Mexeo: appsaachtss
completion, and saSs: ''!de, firm CORA 'uncatio1
1nonstgs,ea e1s fhai haorS,y I md % ensc ansaacs
wtll not earte France 10 withdraw. Fiaa e y as
cnEtomed to move only At he- own tiuu. pn! sne
so th .ess 9 WSs o a1e HSs
States !: neutrality and observance Of nse'a tosa
LATEST VA LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE 1unes' dtv article ri =:
The discount market Is without alterAttoa- 'UE
the Stock Exchange, money Wa IN rather bet.te1
supply yesterday. at 9l7 per cent
+. On c1oetuz the special commission for the Fentn
tra)s At Dublin. the Judg highly eulogixed th4pro
ceeslings. Gaynof and other jurors claimed thx>
the whole conrse apoptcd had been marked uIt,t
moderation and tusflce and would be fully appsov-
ed b. the country. Thlee soldiers and keren clytl
inns had been arrested at Conremarza. ehArGedwt1h
The Spanish Governor Of csdIz had been uotldak-
by telegraph, by The Spanish MIprter, TINT Tease1a
bad left the Mercy. under the Peruvian flag; but
destined for pr1satccrtng AGAINST spain, under the
chil1an Gag. The same despatch aaseued that two
oiher vessels were being fitted out IN the Clyde,
Wltlt similar object. ~,
In The spani.a Chamber Of Deputies, an amend
meut to the address IL Response to the Qnee1'a
Rpeech had. been offered. that Increasing nnan-
cla1 diGcu1tfes would cunee the ram OF asrfcuurs
aEt manufactures, as 1t ID impossible to fatse the
taxes, already too heavy. 4 reduction mus. be
made OF three hundred millions Of reals
RUAs1A-leurthy detMls are pubhshed or a great
entertainment given, on the fMh January, to NE,
Clhy. the Amei1can Minister TO Russia, while ryel
ling in the interior, by the corporation merchants
n Moscow.
L1vfRroo1, Feb. p.-VEnr LArEs1.--ln the House
Of Comnons> yesterday. The 0'Uonoaghue
uovcd IN amendment to the address, declaring it
10 he the duty Of lhe Ministers 10 examine the
causes Of frish dissatisfaction and remove them.
After general debate on FentanlsEu, the amend
1ncnt wAs rejected hT vote Of JAG to '25 and the
address was a;ret.d to.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton had advanced sd for American; while
other descriptions was I'd lower Sales Of the
~tct, Q,Ut6 bales. The market closed with hold
crs demanding 4 further advanced.
:, Ereadstntfs very dull and tending downward
Ilroyistors steady. Lard advancing.
lone Oil. sGHQtsGE United States S-a0s, 67A q
e7as Ccatssl shatcs, ia.56S5s Etaa ehares, asA
, 1866-02-21

CoLuAnrA- O., Feb ga Caucus tonight Of
the unton menisc1 Of the Legislature unanimous.
~ sdcpted resolution "'that in the action of the
Union Representatives Of Con.res. ne Yreorn1zc
IN exposition Of our principles thai made a.
party. snd saved our eonntiy ihronRh the late re-
belhn. and VIC tender taeh Representatives hearty
4fs Democratic member Of the LccItlature held
a.CapcuA lo-nifht. and Endorsed President John
aa,LtnL
, 1866-02-21

NEW iotzK. Feb. 90--1hc Fasfe Charleatnn cor
onae1nh. ,n 1ha :, s1r. 9ad coudi
murders Of soldters and Union men f,y hnshyhack.
Gre src OF datl! occurrence. A cavalry forcs has
been sent 10 Columbia 10 pru>esye nsarr The
1led people afe very inoasis7ous and uo+t Of them
At Mnrk. =
, 1866-02-21

4sroposltjou TO Span Broadway Will,
BFSdEeA.
NEW yopK, Feb s0.-The Board Of Aldermen
v,rterdsy appointed Comnttee to inquire Int9 tic
iract!csbiliiy and aIpedscucy Of spanning Broad.
way as different points with afon onoset-
, 1866-02-21

StF ToHK, Fel,. e0.-A scheme to release all the
To.ntn p,tsqperx IRs bccn discovered. Une Of the
ton7ier obtatncs key WITH ~ rnteh II !. reported
pfhsT cells. The plan. said to have been rlot In
which pu1nhc9 Of prisoner were concerned, was
dlrcoyer,zi md lpstra1td. No one escaped.
, 1866-02-21

I. L. MILLER, Agt.
INTERNATIONAL ms, ca.
or NEW YORK,
Office, 70& 72 LaSalle street,
,dsad t,h deoss sousA Of Rando'ps.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED 47, 900, 900.

,NOTICE-To Manufacturers Of
i aad Dealers Ia Paper Cotla.= Cum. BosoERk,
4c. Or "a Of tbs Lockwoo Manufacturing Compe6ys
N1k. .I5 and 1S7 South Third stteet Fh1adsfneta:
We have saa Al the Pattnss en p42es Co!sEs eE0sa
New York. md shAn conunae TO mkt1kA1suts ~
s:yIe ls heretoorr. our gooaa being ltcensed ondU
al the 31.cu.9 owotd BY The Cnfon p3ber Collar CO.
". x T. y. LOCKWOOD,
-. For lockwood AanafAotu1.nx Co.
Pnl1xd.lpaI4, Jsn. u. LID.
nu1ee Of the American Nodded Collar Couparsy No.
~ state sn -et. Eoston: TukAMER1CAN NCLpKD
COMPANY hert5y give notice hist they have d4f-
Paper Collar tc-pzny OF Sex York bat Will commune
TO nanuactutc II ~ ies II b@ctuture. KoodtpS
F5pef Collar Comp 17fY.
sERENO ., N1CxERaoS, Treasurer.
, 1866-02-21
8umore4 RcadEnAtton cf secretary

WAsusoroy. Feb. al-roiltlea1 ctrclee Are fnllcd
with turlofz of the resignation Of SccGlarr STAN
Ion rs the pxtural consequence o! ths Frcsident'a
position On u4e E1coduael'e e Bureau BILL.
, 1866-02-21

Frclcnt on ttho Grand Trunk Rail-
road.
ToRos7o. C. VT, Feb. a0.-The Grand TtnnE
Hallway Conpany have issued - circular notaf11ng
their aenls tlat iu consequence Of r9c Ahroeaiion
of tue Aecprocity Treaty, theF have decided loItae
Tor the United staies,
, 1866-02-21

LII th!a city, Sunday Afternoon. Feb. 18th. OF n1em-
11n Marin L. Garbaf. aged = mnntks-
Funeral at 10 O'Clock ihfS Wednesday, morning from
re.lHrret of her parrnt9 II AhanA 3trctt.
, 1866-02-21

ton: o.-.,,--
he instructed to inquire into and report bow tar tho
Staies lAtely tu lebethon have complied ~1th the
tcr.n. proposed BY The President to theiE res1mp-
which terms nud conditions were a8 10lloTH n1ne.
": rt{ that the scgeral State Consultations should
be amended by the inseItion q provision
sbn1lshfnE slavery; second, that the screra State
con1cnti6ns ehonld declare null and yoid tue or.
dfnaucet Of secetsiop and the laWH and decrest Of
1he thlN ,hat te 1ess - stas A. -. ~
ersl Constitution nboIshins slavery; fourth. that
thc rebeI debt State and Contcdcsste, shonld be
rrnndfated: dfth, thst civil nights shouid be Sc
NE Ne SUMNER st said thai sometime ago The pfe*i-
dens VIZ requested by the Sepate to communists
thc Information above asked for The PRESIDENT
enondcncc n. - txtwecn hmsef and The socalled
Goyernofe OF these States. 4 feso1ugoa 9anpleo
by The Senate called upon the President TO
prfttdeut, For eon,c Eea.on known to htn,s that
ca]i ha. NOT becp ansWered BY the President As
tha Information T. in his hsnds. and nos N the
Sspss er I. nchsps hit he senae should repeat its
All es.ee more npon the President. looking to
hlm for Information. which, better than any othes
psFonw wsoS e So e3Pps Pessa thu, it hid been coae al
3'sa Ns. SUMNER Ny colleague says ws baye aou
.ha nops then MT TIC ned eammuacs:e ti.
needed iniormstfon. II is essentia In determining
me drtier Of Congress.
The resolution Mas adopted. ..,,u, ,,
| at one ne g o.c5ock, 90 Mr. DAVIS N awHtssn doeuasa
esSed lie main teatnrer Of ths e,1 ts1,e5a, S an
his onecopt oe5csoIo1e 5nf e1on q Ill acion #
.etu1nSn. lie bill IL uneonstitnttonak saovetsls "
of early rreonstuc1ou, irritating nnN,ses sda g
pensive. he produced aqthor1tloe ano cooe ore5no
stances OF Fretidcnta 1efoes, nnd declazeo M hin
ccnTacuon 1t the peeesssty Of aHch act&on u u
| present caae.
| N thc rontantinu Of Mr. Davis frnafkh
Mt. TNTMBULL, the o1i,tu2tot OF tue scsos
BILL. took the noot. lie c1ptesEea his regret a y
| President's veto, and sad It had bcco hts des&'
, 1866-02-21

n 7 Z D..

At BEnoklyu, \. Y. on Tie 18th Inst. a. tho resi-
cence Of tie bsldt's tttbtt By Rev. NJ. HNrtE3nft
CHARLES C. HOLMES. Of this city. and MARY H.,
daughter Of Wi}1Lar1 Porter, Esq,
, 1866-02-21
aEEO WHEAT.

Weha7e Just received I ear,:ead Of pura CANADA
CLUE WHEAT, vef9 Cholce ind Selected fos SEED
For teis n ,oh to suit purchasers. HAZLEI !, Rhl
LEY CO., No. 1 Pomeroy'Y Building. mso&net
, 1866-02-21

: C}rS. EAEFFTLnT. Northwestern. SCI. Ec1. g
Office 81 Eiox< street. NEEtNlD SALT IN eve
style at the laEcst price Prompt At 1s1tlon elven
tOf}<-of REFINING -.- ftttm55l. It w1ef
, 1866-02-21
:L0cKs AND REGULATORS,

Re.tsy. School. Deros. pank. once CLOCKS aud
Fine ltGULATOKs nnnt 70 nrdss. AL xsads g
"a III eeeftnx cut, FnIent Models rade and attefen
stpa fos CizeulaT " sae TTaae. 5. a. oAaE, ~
FssuANlft, n'Aae'.
, 1866-02-21

To such ~ .sart money TIA: thcS Fans to pnt IT,
bes1g. ssse c.9 near Of S1iapese19 peFEoa 20 1 +
dressing p. y. Kox .3It1, Good reference. Nonf
refd andy 5aly those That ut4n tnfsue83- pHH-ne
, 1866-02-21
|TH e VETO.
| FAILURE OF THE SEN
! ATE TO RRPASS THE
FREEDMEN'S b.
| REAU BILL.
AN EXCITING DAY IN
| CONGRESS.
| Firm Stand Of the Union
| Majority.
BEN. WADE'S RESOLUTION 70
! LIaIT TEE PRESIDENCY
| TO ONE TERM.
Great Speech Of Judge
TrllfflbrFll.
The HOUSE DEfIhl ! ITSELF ON
| The RDNtSss!!co;.i UF SOUTH.
| ERN C0kGRESSh9N.
How the Veso Message
| is Received.
| THE PRESIDENT EN-
DORSED BY THE
DEMOCRACY.
VALLANDIGHAM FLIES THE
FLAG FROM his WINDOW.
TEE ANTE-N1oN50P1LE
CONVENTIONS,
GREAT CONVENTIONS AT
! OTTAWA DIXON AND
I GAINESVILLE.
The CATTLE PLAGUE APPEAR
ING I'M PENNSYLVANIA.
TIE PRESIDENT EN-
DORSED BY THE
DEMOCRACY,
VALLANDIGHAM FLIES THE
FLAG FROM Ills WINDOW.
TEE ANTT-N10N5Op1LH
CONVENTIONS,
GREAT CONVENTIONS AT
OTTAWA DIXON AND
GAINESVILLE.
The CATTLE PLAGUE APPEAR.
ING I'M PENNSYLVANIA.
THE VETO MESSAGE.

Thrilling Scene in Con~re*a.--Ben.
WNde,n Grea1 Slscecll--TTle Vote on the
E.sl-~Spscndfd ArEunacnt OF Judge
standardization ot 1llr HeconatFnc-
ton Gomnik9ee~-IntcEs+e Feeling in
Union C1rrles--.Extracts from the
(sYtrn4Sfr1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-01
GTsFN

In GEORGETOWN, D. c., on the 29th ultin1o,
JOHN WILLIAM SHOOT, son Of Mrs. Mary
3. and the late John ", ::moot: in the'25th year
of hisage
On The 3Oth ultimo, in the Gath year other age,
Mrs. Ella DUVALL, late OF Prince George
co. MARYLAND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-01

A very heavy fog on the river, yesterday;ln s-
peded navigation all the morning The steam
boats between this city and Washington we're
delayed for several hours il the morning. The
mail boat however, made her usual trip.