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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
A SOUTHERN UNION CONVENTION
PROPOSED.

The Atlanta, Ga, Ne0 Era, finding grave
objections to the terms on which the call for
the Philadelphia Convention is based, sub
mits the following:
We therefore propose General Union
Convention of the Southern States to meet
in Atlanta, Macon, Augusta, or some central
point, between this and the 18th of August
next, for the purpose of giving expression to
Southern sentiment, and cooperating with
any new party that may arise, seeking the
restoration Of the Union upon constitutional
principles"
There are two classes Of persons in the
South who would agree to this movement
heartily. The followers of the Congression-
al Radicals, and few extremists which we
are bound TO ooncede exist in Georgia, from
the course Of the Ne,g Era and one or two
other papers in that State The two ele-
ments combined could not elect a constable
in any civil district in the South, by free
and impartial vote of the people.
The Philadelphia Convention is display
ing, in advance, the good it is likely to ac-
complish. II has and will smoke out the
Radical spies and informers, who have "pal-
tered IN a double sense with the President
and country-and it viii smoke out the in
sincere men at the South, be they few or
many, who are willing Is ally themselves
with the Northern foes of the Union and
the Constitution as il now is. Until now we
we're unaware that there were any such-if
not in error we wish them TO show their
hands. We want the Southern Radicals
fairly and squarely developed. We do not
oppose the NeW Era's proposition. We adj
vocate a general showing of hands all
around. The gloom of uncertainty which
overhangs the country is depressing every
vital interest Of the people, and undermin-
ing the Constitution Of the country. II is
time for honesty, frankness and fairness.
We favor Southern Conventions and Con-
gressional caucuses alike.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
Gen. sherman.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Gen. SHERMAN
was serenaded by the band of the 32d Massa-
chusetts regiment at Boston, yesterday. He
addressed the assembled crowd, giving a re-
sumo of the great Georgia march and the
Atlantic campaign. He said that he thought
the soldiers of one section was as good as
those Of another, and never in the darkest
hour of the war did he doubt that the final
result would be the triumph of the Union
cause. He leaves to-day for Hanover, New
Hampshire.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
COUNTY MEETINGS.


The Citizens Of Tennessee favorins the restors-
tion policy Of President JoHxsov. as set forth IN
the recent address Of the Executive Committee Of
the National Union Club Of Washington City. are
requested 90 call meetings IN each county for the
last Saturday tthe ssth) Of July. to appoint dele
gates to Convention in each Congros.ion Die
trict 10 be held on the lrt Saturday thc eth day.
Of August The District Conventions viii ap-
point each two delegates and two alternates 10
attend she National Union Convention TO assemble
ia Philadelphis on the l4th day Of August next.
JonE S. BRIEs, Ch'mn. f. II. EAST.
JoHS c. 6AUT. W. MARI BRows.
p. W. MANY, TT. svmEY,
HuHHT WATTERsoS. F. C. DUSyEGToS,
Executive Committee.
T. 5o~ps ge.r.t.-v
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

A VALUED friend writes Us from Gallatin
hat number Of the leading citizens Of
sumner county have endorsed the call for
Tie Philadelphia Convention--among them
Judges BARRY, DoUaLAss and ALLEN, Col.
Bale PEYDoS, Mayor HAILUM. Attor-
aey General RANKIN, Postmaster WRIGHT.
MAJOR GLoyER-aHd assured the President
p the CiHb in sriling, that they would be
properly represented at Philadelphia on the
laih OF August The same is the sentiment
7 eight-ienths, or more, Of the people Of
tennessee, including the Eastern Division
& the State.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

New YORK, July 16.-No cases of chol-
era were reported to the Board of Health
yesterday in this city. IN Brooklyn four
cases were reported, three of which resulted
fatally. Nine cases in the Twelfth ward of
that city have resulted fatally in the last ten
days. The convalescents in the cholera
feet at the Lower Quarantine have been al
lowed to come up to this city. Vessels ar
irving from foreign ports passed inspection
yesterday and were admitted to the upper
bav
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

New YORK, July 16.-The Herald's cor
respondent from the west coast of Africa
shows that the Republic of Liberia is at
tracing the attention Of foreign Govern
ments more and more. The executive au-
thorities having had visits from war vessels
and commissioned officers in the service of
Sweden and the United States since the
commencement Of the year. The CONNER
cial aspirations of England were being ex-
tended rapidly on the coast, and the COM
merce of Monrovia was spirited and profit
able.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. By Colonel
HAREY GILNon. New York HARPER a
BROTHERS. 1855.
As It's name indicates ibis volume is a mar
alive Of the war experience Of its author.
Colonel. GuaIoR was one Of the most active
AID effective Of the Confederate cavalry
officers. His career was full Of adven-
ture, and he here tells Il without osten-
tation or afectation Of style. Out Of it he
makes new relishahle book, which viii Be
read with interest by thousands Of his own
side, and perhaps equally as many Of his
late enemies, now, we hope his friends.
Il is for sale in this city by w. T. BERRY
q Co, Public Square.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

CHICAGO, July I5.-The following dis
patch was telegraphed to the President to-
day:
OMAHA, July Unsatisfactory treaties Of
peace have been concluded with Upper Platte.
Sioux and Cheynnes, At Fort Larami
Contradictory reports say Z. X. KYLEn aud
Il. NJ. MCCLARREN are the Commissioner.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
rmE EIGHTH IrpIC1AL CIRcuTr.

Gov. BROwNDow has commissioned n. A.
PATTERsoS, ESQ., Judge Of the Eighth Ju-
dicial Circuit composed Of the counties Of
Coffee, Grundy, Warren, Lincoln and Frank
lin; and requests Us to say that his irst
Court viii be held in Frsnklin county, at
Winchester, on the 2Sd inst. Lawyers and
clients viii take notice.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
The New York Excise law.

NEW YORK, July 16.-It is understood
the Superior Court of Kings county, at
Brooklyn, will to-day give a decision in IA
vor Of the constitutionality of the excise law.
This will compel its enforcement in Kings
county, whileit is disregarded in this city,
awaiting the action of the Court of Appeals
in September.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAcE.-Antecedents Of Judge HoUK-
East Tennessee Conservatism-The Great Ma
tional C,nyentien-The Tennessee Congressman
70 the People Of Tennessee. etc.. etc.
FoUErH PAGE.-The Radical Attempt to Blar-
ncy the Trish-American Vote, etc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

CHICAGO, July I6.--There was IRE to-
day destroying all the frame buildings on
State street south Of Polk street for half a
block, and south Of Peck and Court streets
the same distance. The buildings were oc-
cupied as stores and saloons below, and ten
ements above. Some fifty families arc rem
dered houseless. Loss 100000.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
The Freedmsn'S Bureau Bill Agaia

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The President
this evening returned to the House with HE
objections the bill to continue in force for
two years the Freedmen's Bureau. He is
convinced that the legislation which il pro-
poses would not be consistent with the well
fare Of the country, being similar TO the
measure vetoed in February last.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
STOTEN.

THAVE IN MY POSSESSION ONE FLOODED
i Bay Horse, Is hands high, or eight years old
thin in order. branded U. S. and 1. c., the right
ankle behind enlarged, suppose from a snag or
cut as there is scar left; black legs, main and
tail.
The owner coming forward proving property
and paying charges can get him.
R. NJ. CAVETT
Chief Detective Police
Address Box 3D. jyl7-3t
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
Earfhquake.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July ia severe
shock from an earthquake was felt at Sacra-
mentO and Rockestown last night Ithardlv
reached here.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

to take effect upon your notifying me Of its
acceptance. Thus Withdrawing from vour
Cabinet, it is proper to say that I do SO
chiefly because Of the difference Of opinion
between Us in regard to the proposed amend
ments Of the Constitution, which l approve,
and the movement for Convention to be
held at Philadelphia on the 18th proximo.
to which l am opposed. Ny confidence
in the patriotism of the Union-Re-
publican party is such that 1 believe
upon It's permanent control of the Govern
ment, depends, in a large measure, the peace
and happiness of the country. Ny views.
therefore, viii not permit of my holding an
equivocal attitude in respect to it. Assuring
you Of my present regard and appreciation
Of the uniform courtesies I have received
from you,
| am, very respectfully, Yours, &c,
(Signed) w. DENNIsON.
To the President.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON. Ju-
ly l4.-SIR: Your resignation of the Office
Of Postmaster General, rendered in your
letter of the 18th inst, is hereby accepted.
Fully approaching your kind assurance of
personal regard,
l am truly and respectfully yours,
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
To Hon. WM DENNIsOE
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Delegates to the Philadelphia Csnrsa-

CoLU1mUS o., July 16.-The Ohio Dem
Ocratic State Executive Committee to-day
appointed WM. ALLEN, q. H. PEsDLEroN,
GEO. w. MORGAN and o. r. WuLErr dele
gates at large to the Philadelphia Conyen-
ton.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For ST. Louis.

TINE REGULAR PACKET IMPERIAL.
i Captain BEN. HOWARD, will leave Johnson
Vile, for the above port TONIGHT, the 18th
inst. upon the arrival of the 81 o'clock train
from Nashville.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
II. II. HARRISON 4 SON,
Julyl7-lt Agents.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
EREN FUT,LER

CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. COR
- ner Deaderick Street nud Printer Alloy.
next door 70 Banner Office.
! have on hand and am making % order. frsf
elias seWed and pegged Boots shocg. and CATER.
Also. Kip Boots and Shoes male 10 order.
Material, Workmanship and Fit guaranteed.
n. B.-Repairing promptly done.
fufw IF
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

On motion Of M. VAN HORN. Of Mis-
souri,, an amendment was agreed to, author
izing the construction Of a bridge across the
Missouri river, at the city Of Kansas.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned until July 9th for the re-
modelling of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
Of the Architects, WILLETT, KIDDELL i CO.,
corner of Church and High streets.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
JAMES THOMAS,
jyl7-lw Chmn Building Committee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

New York, July 16.-NO deaths from
cholera have been reported to-day. The
police say there have been several new
cases. There we're $40 deaths from all
causes last week.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE two STO-
"a ~ with seven acres q ground, brick smoke
house carriage house and stable. froHfiaE On the
house en- abundance Of water. equal 80 auy IN
the State, beautifui shada trees. dosefs and
sbrutbery. and a greet variety o. the Ane7t and
most select frait trees: soil rioh and fzrilies 81
under Food fence Apoly 70
jo2I-im ANDERSON. JOHNSON 3 SMITH.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
A Valuable Piece Of city
ProperfV for Sale.

THE FINE LOT NOW OCCUPIED BY GOV
4 eminent buildings. on the corner % Broad
and Niae streets. but viii soon be yncated o. nov
offered Tor sale Said l0t, known and designated
street. running back 10 feet north Of said Broad
street. Uuencumbered by either debt OF mort
gage. Possession given immediately. The local
ity l. one well suited for business. or a. a resi-
denee unequaled. being situated Ia ono of the
hnest neighb9rh0ods In the city. For further
particulars and for perfection Of title, ETC. apply
to sam. DOAELSON
Attorney az Law.
iuue9f-lm No ~ Cherry street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

NOON DISPATCHES.
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Arrival of the City of Paris and
Hibernia.
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BYTELEGRAPH.

nR nsflicHB o. The A8OcllrED PRESS
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Hon. S R. DoOLEETLE, wa.hington. ?. c


Mr.. DESNfsoS TO The TX A@tDsAA.
WASHINGTON, July li.-sIR: have
the honor 10 tender you herewith my reiiig-
nation Of the Office Of Postmaster GeneIsiS
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BATTLES ON THE CONTINENT.

The Ne,o English Ministry.
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Office No. 5 North College Street.
, 1866-05-16

k3t14@1. &c INCE1Pt8 EIGt6 OUT l&f{ 1tpQ{f
csrs There has been unusua! zc1ivlty to-day 10 ths
btanca oi the lyc Stick Market. LIS head CHANGED
.lshoe y % for medium to far, hheas-d and
tA3 s01 toF fsir 70 choice xoo!ed sheep. Uutirr :
tas afxst s.nsc. frna at rates. The follow
, 1866-05-16
Ebr. BJueIDw


Isthe only Physician Gpeelalts. now In the city
thst can be entirely relied upon. Go ro uss and not
auter Dlseasc 10 remain IN your system, isgnu,tEg
your sce snd boey, bssd destroying your happiness
and future prospects Ii ltte- le has maize pc1souo.
disease nad ncrroua debility hs s,uoY for the laas
twenty yeaz, and u thsretoze tho person whom MI
afflicted shonld eousult No one ever heard Of d pa
ensof bis cot being cured since c has been IN this
city. Ills reputation has vouchers IN all the city pa
pte, h!spat1cuts aud the medical psotasblop both here
SD abroad, as beus the skilled Specialist here
and thorough master os hts profession 1fnll oth.ss
fall. doa't despair g<o him GALL Its ONLY CON-
mon occurrence With him to cure such cases. Ilts
Eoos arc tcrasc for ladies' and scrtlcm,u, and the
most complete IN the c..Y. Consultation. free and
cocDdeattal.
Oec No. 17D South Clark rect, correr Of Monroe,
aAlf block from the Post once. Post occ pox l5I,
Chicago, III. Once hours from 9 a. m. 10 r. m.
send for his - Guide 10 Hcata~ published monthly.
free OF charge -,
yorso M1y, TAKE PARTICULAR Eorrcz.-Doc.os
DtEelow devotes much Of bis time to tho treatmen. Of
these casnA caused By habit which ruins both
body a1c mind, uunttinE the unfortunate Individual
or either business OF society," The ssd effect OF ,sse
carly habits or the excess o. rpey years. weak ed
ard oebitafe tho constitution, destroy the physical
aud mental powefs diminish and colcrbe the natural
tselluss, and exhaust the vital eness1c4 Of manhood
the pleasures Of life masrcd. the object OF mar.
s5nke frustrated and existence Itself rendered term
Of unceasn3 misery ard regret. Such persona eipe-
ciali5 those contemplating marriage. should lose no
,ine in making immedIs.e application, Is Dr.. B. by
his Treatment IA enabled to ensure speedy and
peruaauentcure. s'
re- Ufiice 1z0 gorth (lsrf.st enrner of Aonror
, 1866-05-16
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te'1efly Oh |ans' LOCK Hospital. Custom Hons
A9eea nj" oF:t2us. estaAtish:a Ia 1ssa. Is nor All
| 1s "eea Fesnaneasy located :SG Ea:d o!pi street
nssSecn STATE sad Dearborn 1acct Caics2o. tas u
| list four years, Tor tho cure OF OLD CHRONIC, MEg
| coHaaLA sHPhtL1Ttr. and ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES; FOR The Htatca=ns and care Of tbs: tcszlbls
polaoc-sYPHLlss
or. 5enen positively efsdlcss-a Epn, tae aJ1teu
"s'eoat Inc s1d Of resns1 sodde, oiss.it asseeic,
Ssapas1a os auy Of tnoso fosoaous erugs, II taey
wont enectna1f cure tho pelsoa-oaly dr. II up ta
ok ont 1t Some futars tms "a iss 7st h1d:o1s ss-
pees. pF. James uses neuualtzer fur typhi!Ia tie
saeat ~ uaed n ht1Lock Hospital New Osieani, tos
thirteen 5e*ss. aad which saiaed him world wiao
eetebE1ts. The following are some Of the diseases
elsssed = to Witch Dr.. Jaass t.:otes his
exclusive aenio1, Ill.,: Syphilis primary secouta-
~ md tertiary: stckurcs, uEcthsa, discharges noc.
turua aud dturuA emissions. se1naI debility diseases
OF Tie back AID 1osns, inflammation Of the bladder
End Kidneys rheumatism. hsdroctle, rario:oie, can
eefa' ete. .....
Deeasee peceuaf 70 females. such a@ Aue1osrhea,
mesoffnaS.a' eh1ososts, nEryous de-
p!n's' e'e" Sueeessaay ueastd.
D''''e 'ooe p'aee4ce Ii NEW o'1eauss aud tha en-.
uof!e1neas OF me most ema.a 1t medical n=a aad the
anosl snufe southern rfras+ should convince the
noss skerftca' that Dr. James csa aad will perfasm
I'll I'm NC ps""ses- -; -.
..uou =. t4o'e woo "a'e ofasasety aad tm-
W se1aal e1ceises' Or the
a.1. =. ae'a'os=' ~ pfe'A'nt "lta the
e' '1s'1 ."en 4os ua'sanons' business OF 80
''o'aeus IL ns H'la CONSTITUTIONAL debility,
telaasu.1 oesas an7 tnpoteacy.
a Hlnealo"oH7ae afe some Of The sad aud melancholy
i-eAasso ~ e4s's aao'1a OF yoush' or se1ual
a' ''... =. ~as's VI sne oac8 and limbs pain In
s .s' 43t...aot 't'to0' 'oss ol muscular power.
" so oNeaA = ~ sStHP1i3s uessoasns4s. lsfi
~. t..,+n, ,s,... ''s' AeatA1S'
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1,,o,.
, 1866-05-16
MARINE LIST,
POET UF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .AIay Is,
Stmr Comet. Fort!s. Man,IoH'nc, sundsle1.
Prop Ottawa. Palmer. Grapd Haren. s1ndlles q,
Prop Acme. Dcks. n. R1faIo. tundties.
lTup q. Louis. Wood worth, lu3.to, 6nattteG,
PIop Chicago. Wc;eh. Rnaa.o, 6und1ss.> Is
pEpp u. F. Wade. SaoH. Easnls. 3Ha,iHe,. >. !
Bark sardlnln. Dirnick, Egd1ln, d s Ions c1ai,
Bark Flying MIat ColIins bnnIo, fW tana Cos.
Bark Monarrh, Fea4n, Waj.serhufx f19 cd% rnad
l;tis atieneseln, Ee1rts, Dutt4lo. III tons coI.
Eng saxon, Hall. C5xtgo. 90 btss 3als
ScAi Janies haragh Tracy. Nswrgo
Sclt meE. Van A,sttrt, Buffalo. i1l tous COIL.
Se4 DayiA Totn, Carroll, Bay Casy, 3a m 1,Ilief ID
2 tath. -
kchr 1.hao sccrtt1t, ,Scclty, Saginaw, 80 d lumber
sehr - y.ia* E.ce. GRIND lraTe1se, Isl cds wood.
Echr Asta, Nicholson, Cciln5wood, ~ cli batk
schr lsste. Larson, AanltoWoc, 70 N I1mbtr,;a5O N
shingles.
schr nsy!a doll. tlatt Grind Haven, 50 m lumber,
u Iath.
Schr II u. steele, AdSms, Grand Haven 111 cu4 wood
schr nsyaptnE, Jdne.; 81 Joseph, 10 eds wood 81 m
:, thtng, e. - =: -.
Eehr l,netlne. k9rus. Black Lake, IN N lumber.
Scnt Ma9noiia. hspsei. 4 MnsEezoa- llo, n lumber
Ec4r nto S4uA AoltaeI HasEtxvle3 17o N lumber.
senf Ina aetnkson. uolland,i n cda wood. Is n
~, ah!r%ies. ..a Iy..:..
Schf E1e. Brown. HOLLAND. s. cds wood.
, 1866-05-16
$1347.OO.

Thirteen Hnudrtd and Forty seven Dollars received
yesterday for DE. SMITHS E7cctric OIL" The Treas.
rrer Of Georgetown, D. c. wrote Dr.. Smith that hIs
OIL had eEectnallE cured bis An,aurosts- though be
had been nearly blind several years. and had tried
every thing" Dr. ton Essser an excellent physician
a.Getuan Chemist and Druggist. on Randolph street
near Peoria, sold bottle to Z. q. drord Eq, Com.
rnission Merchant Of West Lake street. who was ms
bic to intend business On account Of Paes Dr. Smiths
E7trtc on saved him. and the color IN his face his
cheeffu1ness sud general health IL now 1Est rate.
That u the way DIR. SMITHS Electric Oh" work,
TRY it in the mouth ofteethus children. They will
sleep quietly from alipsin ii twenty minutes. Post
ONCE Bo1 395. bes.s2
, 1866-05-16

gcou nay 1s7 fair mill rrn q s'i59 y n 1a't at
500 ca1Eo tnt Foxhstan. from Depere. III m fair
/ trhtd nj sM-3; CARO- scar Aou7: Vernon, from
Orouto. 40 r. good 1tn al p. t. :ea-Gp scr Jar4n
from Inr1deE 1hJ. arts Atllit 159 good r1ili run
n tist04 hold sui 70 Il lxej fpu 1Shlse LAKE,
1 al $IaS1.
In the yrrds tie market Is tim ent 1rtre At tho fol-
| lowing qnotat3one:
LsrER-Eas.t deEf TX. TX and e1c + M..3s ortfqs1
StsoAE tleA5. iA, - and in..-.... .l-5ts55+9l
flrzi AID Sscoai G:sa: Flooring. 10. ''"''s'sSS
Eeshc1. Tnufb-tbe 6Ar1e As bf:oni
cs!n':,s sssa5: tss tiso1s: foa:i, sssss
M.!sSsq - slriss4 ~: aoa:sr::: &ssS5:4 ss':
ri: Il ::;ss; Ill; :;ss; ;o;:is;i sssssss ssss
ftlst cou:1:aaD dressed sang 800 ssn1* : X
|. Nero1.boE boards, seac1, u Inch aud
/ @nps5rd. @ .............. s.. a.oesAs4es
SAoSk Noa11A ~ lASatH.....s....... 2lOds AsfE
Con-, ha1pdt i,1T sa0astzM
lne mad ANAL t!nb~9, Il to is3 isnF= ,sr
/. Sets and seans1nx - + + !o 7o Ges!,:.:. 1aoa4E
:: =:
1tSazE1 II = ;s;5 + zsss;:k @ ~ ~
snv ,.1t s3h. - s ~ Hsl:o3c, delivered In
oS' ~ 1T, 49,; e ttiHlsclGd or any depot:
'esd - s;,S e 6 III 4ssa,1
No: saved SHINGLES. 81 ssi load ca ."
NJ ssxrd shtl;ii:;.i:i Shingles. - ca load J."
On &tack...........,.,.,....., ess
Ike added to above prices Hhe.s tsansfe1ed.
, 1866-05-16

PROTECTIVE
N E Die ALTON,


"Prssez.e md resa,.t. not desopr.~ I, . n,t,,
that holds rpoa n, M. ..,.,.. -, -...t.,. ..~..
u see seteoce Of so.eraaent- For musv saan two
..N 11sa II Wal eon9o9ed necessary by phJsS-
aAo' " s2nd1RA1x their patients In order 10 curu
.osa' Inc sSesca that L 9aan gives Of pr. s1a1,.
W. as etoFS OF Gn Bias, would at al nest suy of
saa medical nen Who court.ho3 n,e;u.n,v..o M.
v,,,-.-., -. .au'saod' sadosfses' md
pr,et,co n.s ~ tai. x..-. .s.-s" aoas sofs o1
sbsudoutd, th,pe, tnt7p srea nv r,-c,,
continue tn tn,,st ,h.t a.,,.t,,,, :, M. W"
thing Il. the ucrld for pcop1e snoua n,,..., n.s
| rraay drn1.eea s,mo.. n a..,h,. -. 40"
majority OF ,ns fscnitv hov,vrr .,s.a
cpln,on, and raaea1or n, .,,,,. e.1a.
down Disease nstead CT helping disease toput down
Nature. But nere they meet with very serious dr.
equity. The o1y1ciAL x11rz1A xkptca toearo. ann
-, 80 a'o oess "eans OF eascttaS their CO.
.,s A's Ns' 'ae "oss eminent mea n sheprufes-
'''o Hs'e ootosaoly eonssssst. Les them speak fer
IT,
- -. Il. STEVENS hAs told u IN one
1s mat v the older phJs.c.sus grow. sae
uedietues.r ~'3 VI e'e&
p..,~
ANA et"' L. D.s thaa NhoM
~. .n.-.,- ~ 10 p4o'e's'on on tnls side Of
~ ~' sA!s' VI I'll sc1enees medicine u the
The Profound MAGEND1E, one Of tho zzrstes, sur.
~ "s4A's aAs taaee d'eF n1odnced. ID
~. at e0o.ea ""'es VIA pfetesahe to noss
- 80 - :" u"spa'a psaeaee'' 10 s.ad na
,,,.,. 1'a e1'o'eaee' sof na had
ftotsos T. n. DAVIS his put It en- record thas sha
, 1866-05-16
tshont On the n1ichiean f,en1ral pni,ra.a

La lhe afternoon TIC market for No. i Sn,fuS:
Wheat WIS dull, ard 1@sc loEcf, wtih sales at
SlG6;f9 IGsH for reeulat-elonnr At 81 67sa1 G7,s