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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-08
scene I'm the House upon she rassage az
the Proposed Constitutional Amend

menf.
From ,Lc Washington Correspondence Of the New
York Times.I
When Mr.. Benjamin's FIVE minutes had
expired, Mr.. Stevens rose to make the fnsl
speech in favor OF the amendment. He had
the whole subject al his mercy, for as chair
man Of the committee he could use up his
whole time, and there wruld, under the pre-
vious question, be no opportunity for reply;
and, therefore, no one was surprised to hear
Mr.. Steveas make q bitter, vindictive, unre-
lentiny speech--a speech full of the same
passion and hatred that has swayed his
Judgment all through the war-a speech in
which there was no argument in favor Of his
proposition, which wgs no reply to any Of
the objections urged against tia speech
which was a TRADE Of denunciations Of all
those who exhibit the least magnanimity to-
ward the South, and which was fall of con-
temptuous and sarcastic allusions towards
the President. No one kn1ws better the use
Of wra.hfIil explosives, and Mr.. Stevens used
them. He denounced rs infamous blasphe-
my the sentiments uttered By Mr. Raymond,
where the latter speaks Of the courage and
devotion shown on both sides during the war
as now the common glory and admiration Of
the country, and for this utterance he in
sOAed TIC Shossty spiLAts ~ inc ttAeit ~ hiHc
from their graves and haunt the gentleman
until they scared his eyeballs.
Such was Mr.. Stevens reply &c arguments.
The President "pundit,p and magnani-
nous sentiments Infamous hlasphsmy."
Such were the sentiments which drew from
one Of the most prominent brave and patri-
otto general officers Of the war this eminent |:
Such utteranccs have no. longer The merit
Of being bold and fearless Tho private
soldier who has fought and died unheralded
pats such rhetoric to shame. None but
towards taunt fallen foes; and God pity the
future Of our country If such passions are 70
rule in its legislative halls"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-08
Union and American.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1850.
Reaaing Matter on Each Page.
A BEAUTIFUL APPEAL IN BEHALF
OF MIR. DAVIS

The following beautiful appeal, in behalf
of JEFFERSON DAVIS, addressed to Presi-
dent JOHNSON, was written at the instance,
and in the name of many ladies of North
Carolina, and has been duly forwarded to
Washington. 1t was written by our gifted
young friend, Miss AMANDA Lucy PArroS
"a refugee frem Kentucky during the war,
and now resident of North Carolina
whose beautiful contributions have several
times graced our columns over the signature
ef g X FNTucfSy:n
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-08
ImponTANr TO FRuIr GROWERS.

stated above, that the gentlemen are ignorant
OF the fact that industry cannot carry an in
definite ioadsf taxation.-N Y. Noos.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-08

ID ESPECTFULLY BEG TO ANNOUNCE ny
IL the Trade that they are now receiving in. and
plcte lots of Groceries offered IN TINS market loI
some years past. The Goods were bought by one
Of our firm in person IN Baltlmore anu y ew 9.
and were selected specially for this market. Inc
following comprise part Of the stock:
300 sacks Baltimore Rio Coffee;
40 hogsheads Brown Sugar;
100 barrels A Coffee Sugar;
so barrels B Coffee Sugar;
so barrels Coffee Sugar,
80 barrels Crushed Sugar; eis.
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;
Is barrels Bourbon Whisky;
5 barrels Holland Gin;
casks of Brandy;
100 barrels and half barrels Mackerel;
100 kits Mackerel;
100 boxes Cheese;
so boxes, ! and boxes Raisins;
Is barrels Almonds;
Is barrels Filberts; 1ttl
ESQ drums Figs;
so cases assorted Pickles, quart and pint;
100 cases Oysters;
Is cases Sardines;
200 boxes, ] and boxes Candles;
100 bxs various brands Soap, plain andfancv;
80 boxes assorted Candles;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
200 kegs Nails, assorted;
so dozen Painted Buckets;
20 dozen Tubs in Nests;
Is casks Soda;
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades;
20 cases Smoking Tobacco;
80 dozen Brooms;
% dozen Washboards;
100000 G. ID. Caps;
100 bags Shot;
30 kegs Powder;
25 bags Pepper;
Is bags Spice;
E#If rs boxes Indigo;
IL casks Madden;
100 boxes Mustard,
% boxes Starch;
TAGGING, ROPE AND TwINE-a
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
| cinnai. for
CASH ONLY.
| Having ample storage room. we invite consisn-
ments of Cotton and all kinds of Produce. We
| will take in exchange
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES,
FEATIIEPS, BEESwAX,
f GISsENG AND WOOL,
| And will allow the highest market prices.
decsO-3m rEt
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DE RECEIVING and have in store the fol-
n iov;ng.
100 barrels Brown Sugar.
so do A Coffee Sugar,
* do do do
q do C do do
50 do Stuart's Crushed Sugar. standard,
o do do A do 30 10
Is do Syrup.
Is do Molasses
so kegs Syrup, and 10 gals,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-08

NO. A COLLEGE STREET.
SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCk
HAvF ON HAND AND ARR. RECEIVING
III n iaree and complete stock Of English, uer-
man and American HAkDW ARE
Which we are selling at reasonable prices lne
stock consists in part OF
FINE IxL POCKET CUTLERY.
200 GROSS TABLE CUTLERY,
200 DoZ. KNOB LOCKS. assorted,
so do HAND AND RIPPING SAWS
500 de ASSORTED AUGERs.
Is do FOOT ADZE,
9D0O lbs. HOOKS AND HINGES. assorted IL 10
As inches.
1000 lbs. u Doll CHAIN,
1000 BLACKsMITHS HAMMERS, all kinds
Is wRIGHT'S ANvILS.
100 CROSS CUT SAWS, ~ to IA feet
60 MILL SAWS. 61z to fecta
AXES.
CHISELS,
FILES.
HATCHETs.
CHAINS,
LOOKING GLASSES.
CANDLEsTICKS of all kinds
RAZ0RS,
SCISSORS.
SHEARS,
TIN CUPS and PLATES,
TEA and TABLE SPOONS
COFFEE MILLS.
SHOE NAILS,
TACKS.
A vary large stock of PLANES of every variety
Also,
PREMIUM STEEL PLVws'
Those wishing to purchase in our line Will DO
well 10 give us a call before buying.
SAM. vANLEER, a. co.
| jan4-lm.
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INSURANCE.
s II A Il Z M T. N t
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
G O Nj H A N Y,
Hartford, Connecticut,
on FUB fHIgFIRYH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1865.

Frpsr- The name of this Company is THE
TRAVEI,ER COMPANY; it is located at Hart
ford, Connecticut, and was incorporated juno IL.
1863.
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.-...e Organization. ,vY,es- n
Sen. @ai. Geo. s. Thomns, 9rdfbent.
81 IN 81. 28. s}obnion, 8tses 9srdfioent. .
SeIir n. Gbeatb1m, SefretGr.
; @nf0n Relion, Sehosn eifer.S %2tt5e SIS
Seiepb SalOed, GeneroIsalsent fur GtnpanSes
ring.
Directoren. ss.ft
Sen. Iaais @ep. g.. Ebomas.s q e sR
81. 20. Sohnfpu.s
Samuel Station.
DtibaeI Burns, F III rf7{ a{EEEEte}
g. G. g. s salaa'Fs' ,st1gp 1ii5G;R
= Ah. W. 9efebcuer. 81 teF s45T ~
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Die 5daptswede Der geieli9aft inb Grm1nternns
sir GinpGnoerung in at1iereu Stont Mnb 8eriddP
Jung bon Arbett jeber Art.
tauf non 2Gueere.sn Su erreiten, no @ angemeflene
aiiertratt ODER nnSere Ort9eiIe fir abrit Hitter
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tire en- IN Der gdhe BON StaSten, StrSmen unb Gi=
fenbohne, 9isie 2Gnoereieu inen in paiieiloe Bnn=
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bDbten aotenpreis in Der art perfatft merben. bas
awii6en spe BerfnIften cine pa ante 9areeDe hegen
bleibt. Der 4dufct bat Elm 8iertheil boar nns eas
nebrtge in 4, unb Sabre SH besnblert. 3gsss
Die @eielidaft nir6 aud ols @gettur fir aroke
aanbbeser Sienen, peIe br sans eoIoniirt gu ie5en
Ben Bese5r mad arbsit eeSentt bic gsfeui6ott
hnrh Bei5dEfung pons 6anbperferlt, Bdrtiersi SSnh
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y, ID SaeSen N arsieis IN sinSeen his
aIimd Der gan3en gseIt ananfiern unb ebenfo Dro e
i'm Stanpe iein, ben @rbeitseebel aufrie6en su een
tnoem iie bic Areetter fur t9n an tr9ene enen san'
bunsspIos ooer eirre Gienbabn GtGtinn Hefert aBir
beabfebtigen nnief SntenJ ole Arten BON Arbeitefn
na9 ieSem 9Rsil Ses Staates Az beiSr0egn, inmer
mebr 3u perpoufommnen. @eaen ndberer Beitim=
mungen uerpeiier mir aa urier Circular iber sieien
Yuutt. ~
8ertauf Der porbebaltenen inspifdben Hesenben
9runbftiide, pom AnFban non N5riern unb Stdbten
an Sa3u 9eei9neten Sielen, Der Mufbiilfe pen
S sss sst ss
I9 coit ben gebt9ren fir Seforgnne non Arbeit err
partet.
ga unier Capital aHf benz aanb6eFs Der @eieai6aft
bairt it, 70 mub jebe @ertberb6bnng hes lestereu
nctbmenbis bic Actien III sIeiem Nabe rpertbpOIIer
MAIDEN unb bnber peroen nniere Aetien 7nhaber bies
ie BEN chen 10 fiber ais portbeil6aft fneens
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jebem County ees 5taates 5uelen- Snbicriptionss
ba6er beFnben it in ben 6dnben pen 4niOn Relfon,
S9asmetiter; 6eIir 81. GbeotbGm, Setretdr, nno Sol.
SauSef.y generals A9cltt fur Ginpane crnng, pelde
dutorifirt Fn6 Inter 5e9nIngen fur Attien Der Sc
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SEQ. $. 3bnmas,
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I 6eIfi y. Gbeatbdm,
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1865.

sgofar's Ratte npsrtiIseri If einfa& tns
set6brIid unb fiber, Der bette RattenuertiIseF pei
en mir ie seieben 5aben. Sebe Ratte, bic ,es nbe..
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etnem Blaze, iueIder pon benz entfernt iii, NO bas
MitteI binseteHt iDurbe. (adfe S5ore, apbiean,
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Granffurt a. W.

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O Heue Mrtiitt BITE tesz erf hesausaeloMmsn
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b 5o5ia MfetrDpDIitdn 80 ,ssibtf'
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'tiet. fperSen bon tsiaens aBSsrn abers :
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Announcements for Candidates.

OR STATE OFFICERS, ,....+-.s $40
COUNTY - -. gi}+-t $50 10 o
>, CITY
Advertisements in the Special Column, Il
time 'front.' to lines, 81 ,O0-each addition al lin
% cents subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
In Local Column first time, from 1 to 8 tines
81 oe-each additional line, 30 centsi subsequent
Insertions Is cents per line - sfHEL4s q
Advertisements, Of Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge
For advertisements Of societies we viii charge
half price. ds2s sss9s4 zEf .ssy- az 81 slsu 91a
ess5s.f s IS axe .s-sges 81 = 'EeF9s tls1
~ .g-a- e-re Il y tt-as- *. u tyrssez 81 III ~
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1865.

Sauswirtbe, bic nit unsesieier irsenb elmer art
sepIast finS, m5sen MIR g Oft ar's GrterminatOri
sebrGnben. Sir baben sfeies gaitteI ueriu1t nnS
es feI 70 gut aus, Sab mir es ets sebrnn9en Diirs
ten site. aber fe baIfeu niBts, bod Cofarfs
Ggtermitntor t5Stet Staten. Tedue, S9a5en, ametsl
fen nnb gsnnsen in sr5Berer Ganeuistfit, aIs mir
es nieSerfGreiben f5nten. rteberan Iptrb es pers
Ianst. .meSina, Ohio o3ette.s ;i9T 81 $50.
{ Siebe goitar's obise antinbieueg. ,'s+,s )
i B6r getaaft IN RafBoile, Eeatn.. Bel anenDrus,
stiten unb 9dnSIers. GIG! a2i i7inl Ant =
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Terms Of subsoription.

Yearly, Invariably in advance, 49, ga so
Half Yearly tt5szEeIstsE ssits ff3- 49a 2 90
Quarterly, 'egs 5",1igs - ffNi9s13 IS
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Per week - f,sifsSs .ttEsa ar-- - -aiig 10
Single Copies, -.r-ra- $3.50 z-f.- $3.50 .Als Do
sez-!rsr RATES of AdverEis1ng.1s as Ger
PAY ABLE IN ADVANCE - ,tgsglF
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Giienbalu MieetinQ.

Sas na9fte -jabrIibe Meettns Der aftiOnGre Der
xennei7ee nnf MIabarua Gifenbd an.@efsuf4af
rDir6 Ia BET Office her GeeHf9pft On gran tinaut7ten
Ausuf am 1. Gienitas I'M ausait, itattfnbeu.
Sront 8. 5arbeman,
30au1gat. : sstFetdr u. S9akmeifter.
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Ra@9naIIe anb 40 SrU . h Ii s ! atnie. ]

Uen6net Mnf9Iub Nffb gefRadbt N Stepen{nn ufih
Chattanooga fr ale StE6tg mad DHen afiih Giibet..
S9iats Cars ftne bel allen pniieeiefsisen. 81
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nrtfe Der gtu,,ia.n .
9anbibaten An,eisen

HNSttgen N DIT SpeeInISSputt DeInt, efItIt DtdIe
$50 fur is nieii, iebe peitere 2irie 90 Gents.
9seitere Nrseigen per 9tne 10 Gents. -
Nn;eieen in ben 2ocaIipaIten peroen NIT 81 90 fur
Ia 2iien bereRet, ie6e weitere 2inie NIT 80 Gents
w @oblth1tiefeits <9luseisen ner=
ben gratisr aufgenommeu.. Slnseigen
uon Geieuldaften nuO Sereinen bere9s
men mir gum balben 4reife. IS sf.,aa
gabhlug fit Mnseigen nf6 GubiGiptionen pon
auBerboib Ser StoSt erbittei mir unS prdnumerdnoo
un6 eriudeu bic Suienbun9 uou fIeinen Betrdgen
bird SoitzOficesOr6res. .Jys5 ,ysse ~, SEEK
: s5ssi'.i.tsts Senne6ee Staatsa eitun9ss
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Board Of aup~rvisors.

SALE OF LANDS oP SoS-REsIDRNTs-NRw COURTHOUSE
BmL-ADDiTIoyAL APPROPRIATIONS ASKED FOR
The Board met at IL o'clock noon yesterday, tho
President Henry Smith in the chair.
communication received from Philip Phelps, ESQ.
Deputy State Controller setting forth that there 10 be
extensive sale Of lands under the direction OF the
Controller commencing 10Th OF November next Dir.
Phelps slars thar IN Older make that sale becomes the
duty Controller publish notice thereof in all the
newspapers Of the state designated by the Eoars Of super
yisors Of the several counties for printing the laws &C. On
writing clerk Of the Board MI Phelps was Informed
that Board had yet designated any papers Mr.
Phelps then called attention 10 chsp $50 Laws OF 1915 and
section II, chap. 427. Laws Of 1873
OF Supervisor TWEED the Board then went into
ballot for selection OF newspapers 10 publish tie laws
aforesaid which resulted In the choice OF TAs Zsnser aud
Ttmsf.
The Special Committee New Courthouse presented
resolution in favor VI paying the following bl; -
j. B. & W. w. Curran iron as per contract tl25'Os
Which adopted.
TIE Con on Annual Taxes presented for adoption
resolution making following additional appropriations
saares-IIecutve Experimentation salaries OF four In
spectos one clerk and attorney Of the department Of
unsaf buidngs as contingencies. inspector OF build
iprs e7oo-which adopted.
By resolution the Contor directed paw the bills Of
the coropers the quarter ending June 30h 1900 amount
ing TO s. IT'S ~ The Board then adjourned.
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Steamship Teuonis (smb Hack Hamburg July via South
smpon mise aEd COL 10 kunharit Co July
ua,-d HAubarr seain,hip Borna for Southampton h lat ~
I long ~ ngh bark D-nlrrody steering llth laL %
lone al ~ Tngli,h ship Eleanor bound T.
sesn.hlp Talmau Och Smith kinston July via Portsu
British BAH steering s. tJns tho enssn and white Gag.
Persr. CYrl Dush-sns Hsyre July via pre 7th
with nd,r and PISS, 10 Mackenzie WA detained
s.S.sip Vera crur or Huar5 Havre
ss Geo Msck-nrs July H. ~ the French steamship Ma
po-on H.. hence for Hsvrs -,
xb nd,e and pa,s 10 j. J. Constsck
Sss.bip s.srs cro~e Charleston 60 hours and
pas Lsy J H. Charleston bar passed sohr Lsih
Steamship M..si Lorosnd Savannah 70 hours with nds and
sss mls.osr Edwsrd 20 dsy with pas
Boydk Hinien Had birth ard one death GA tho passage
10 ~ D. j. o. BrooL1nu Had light hssd wnds pes
ss,p A~rt fs.m M.y- Liverpool - day with mdss to Leo
coS t,Aef Has bi winds and
Bs Ocssa Home Bt,1a hsssssss dsy with &c. 70
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ioa. oed NcCo Firth July % Cs?e Anonic. spoke bsk
Thsns Dss, Csafssss for fhiAasipsA Lf vessels
Brig H,sne, tcf rur. I,u B.eisn Porte Csbeo u days
10 ballast y Dslea Lsf brig Adele tor keviesk In svs
Scotsman fof Arbro.s, Miller cenfuesos dsy With
su 10 NcCuly m.r.h July si ~ long TO- spohs bark
ConlelIl, from Cisnf1ssss fof Liverpool 81.
Bns Nis Ioi Bsrmai Whitley M.ys.s:a F. r. !. s.y. yi.s
sas 90 Pension Go: Len onp hoot ho"s, os Me-" hoh
Ion ins,, and BI,;k svsa. tb'aunnt
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sseasers Arrived.

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NJ Erbe Mr.. Lsvr- MN Kaufman and Hucs. MN bur.its
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