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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-17
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JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL ExcHANa b.
No. 1873 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
sTIEFF's PREMIUM PIAN0-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the pubic
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best ma ers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PRoyEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months IL not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STEPS PIANOS now in use:
General r. Z. LEE, Washington College, LexinS-
ton;
d. B. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. K Z. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute (;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and j. u
CAvrL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, staunton ;
Professor E. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PlANoS
is solicited. Terms liberal. jas
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP. Tho -partnership heretofore exist
Ing between T. MCCORMICK & BRO. and w. @.
s CO., carrying on the Crockery and Queens
Ware business, is hereby dissolved as OF the LIST
day of January, 1860, the said 7. MCCORMICK
BRO having purchased the interest Of the said
w. C. LEWIS therein, and the said w. G. LEWIS
Withdrawing therefrom.
All parties indebted to the arm of w. C. LEWIS
& CO. will please call and settle with Il. MCCOR-
MICK 4 BRO, and all outstanding claims against
the said firm will be settled by T. MCCORMICK &
BRO, they alone having settlement Of the same
w. G. LEWIS.
RICHMOND, Va, February o, 1886
The old business will continue to be carried on at
the CORNER OF FRANKLIN and FOURTEENTH
STREETS by the undersigned, Though JoHs q.
fe lots THOMAS MCCORMICK & BRO.
TSAMILY BOI,TED MEAL for sale nv
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ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING
A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY FIVE
CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent fofSl 90 !;
Eleven for -. 90 Thirty for IS 90: Sixty five for
$40 90; One Hundred for $500. AGENTS
WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United States
money when convenient. Long letters are IN.
Orders FOR SEALED ENVELOPES must in every
case be accompanied by the CASH, with the names
of the person sending, and town, county and State
plainly written. Letters should be addressed TO
the Managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
Box sos Post office, New York.
fe l0-dSsw3m$
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIEs.

FOUNDRY Il would
ID inform my old customers and the public gene
rally that nv BRASS FOUNDRY is again in opera
ton and that am prepared to fill all orders in my
line promptly and on favorable terms. The Foundry
is en- Cary Street. between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets. .,,,,
in Pts w. r. JlNhlNe.
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4 RMISTEAD, RICE, CARY 81 CO.,
IA COM MERCIAL BLoCK,

A RMISTEAD, RICE, CARY & CO.,
N CONF ERCIAL BLOCK,
CARY STREET,
FOURTH Door ABOVE THIRTEENTH,
have now in store,
BACoN-Sugar-Cu Hams very fnel Sides and
Shoulders.
LARD-Extra Family, in buckets.
MACKEREL-New No. l.
CHEESE.
SUGARS-Cut Loaf, A, B. Extra C, and Brown.
MOLASSES-New Crop Porto Rico and Muscovado
Syrup.
COFFEE-Laguayra and Rio.
TEAS-Gunpowder and Black.
NAILS-All sizes.
PORTER AND ALE-Muirs Scotch
CANDLES, SOAP, SODA, MUSTARD,
PRIME CIDER VINEGAR,
PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER,
CANNED FRUITS, RAISINS, and CANDIES,
BROOMS, BUCKETS, BRUSHES, &c, &c.
Which they offer to the trade at the lowest cash
prices lie o-ZW
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NATIONAL BANK,
/ OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

DLANIERS' NATIONAL BANK,
i OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ssoo.ooo.
S. c. ROBINSON, President.
IN SG5 SHSSiSo, $F{E}5 y SSsEss
/ B. R PEFyIJ / 4; F wAIsay,
GEoRGE s. PALMER, j0sIEiPH RosENBAUM.
G. Z. WHITL0CK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CoNPTRoLLER OF THE CURREScY, (
WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1865 }
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented 70
that ss THs PIlsTE KS Sss
RICHMOND" In the city Of Richmond, In the the
SSe BEEN duly organized under, and according 70,
man act to ., Ns9P cuens ss
to provide for he circulation and redemption
Thereof apRr1ved June ID, Use! and has com I'M
20 be- ped With before the
T,ss%.a Clerk , y RI
ters' National Bank OF Richmond," In the city Of
Richmond, in the county Of Benrico, and State Of
Virginia, Is authorized TO commence the business
Of banking under the act aforesaid.
Of sss this fR AK 4 sa ePs9ks '
No. i,s2s.--Trcasury Department. js,s-sm
THE CHEAPEST GROCERIES IN
i RICHMOND can BIO had at No. FRANKLIN
STREET !three doors from Seventeenth where We
II ss sna
which we viii sell cheaper than they can be hadiH
sSs s Be- his sss @ s ssSE :. SSss
may desire, and solicit con.ignmsnts Of al country
produce, .ueh AZ Tobacco, Hay, Corn, Whssf' os'~
We are selling SUGAR At yrrREx csxrs, NEAL
at ONE DOLLAR, LIQUORS and other articles In pf0'
We are now Offering PRIME COUNTRY lap lap
Roll BurF2S
We also hsv: on han; S,ac |. q :pHplis: Of aA
c c5HIs:.ls s asa m sss. Buc Sisss
No. Franklin street
fully solicit my old frsnds TO cali and sss me, snd
examine for themselves before purchasing sn'
~n ss-.,. JAMES h. COOK
CHEAP LIGHT! CHEAP LIGHT! ~!
LAMPS SHaving made large additions 70 our a0 on
hand would invite ." sSPe ga Z risna. ana q.
chasing elsewhere. For the present We WIZ 70"
ss os Stand g o ssS
| pEMOvAL.--I would respectfully |, In ;,
~ form my friends and The pablo gsnsrs..yu sis
s'pIisis s Err os s's x sisf ai II iIPs ~
LEY isss!y r. =; ossSysaf g Aasssss
s's:s :: u 8: ii;: :s ::::s
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DIANo FORT ES. 90

FORT ES. .zsy7zzs
The subscribers have now com. n u w
menced receiving their. supply OF
pfANO.F0RTES
from the established and reliable manuisctoTy %
JOHN Il. DUNHAM,
New York, Of whose instruments the Subscribers
have sold so large number In former years
They respectfully invite all Interested 10 0@h
and view these beautiful instruments
Wv WOODHOUsE x PARHAM,
Late James Woodhouse y Co,
~ on Governor street, near Main.
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HARVEYS &. WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
Have now in store,
BACON-Hams, Sides, Shoulders and Breasts;
sUGARS-Crushed, Extra c, Powdered, Yellow
aud Brown;
COFFEE-old Government Java Laguayra and
Rio;
CANDLEs-Macy Sons brand, all sizes;
Richest quality Carolina;
MoLAssEs-Syrup and New Orleans;
WHIsKY-All grades;
GINGER PEPPER,
SOAPS,
CHEESE-very extra oldI;
NAILs-All sizes;
DRIED FRUIT,
COTTON YARNS, and RAW,
BRooMs,
BED CORDS, PLow.LINEs,
BUCKETS,
LICORICE, various brands
WHITE LEAD, in.cases and kegs;
BAR LEAD, SHOT,
FLoUR-0f celebrated Valley brands. &C., &c.
All buyers are requested to give us call, as we
are selling goods at lowest prices. ia ao-lm
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SALT! SALT! SALTili--One hum
- dred and nifty tons Of SALT for fsrtilizing pur-
fzLSsh,' aG sSsHss,SoRss' COD s5a for
~ Libby Building,
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Y INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND.
CHARTERED lSS?.-Thfs Company mas 3 passed used
crises and is still solvent. The Directors ana ON
GERS are thankful for the liberal support It has re-
ceived from discerning public, and pledge their
hest efforts to mako the Company worthy OF con-
Unfit BTHeinLfp SISSSTGSM ERCHANDIsEa and OTHER PRO;
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
The interest Of community Is Ssn1hsd MN
the largest success of our LOCAL lNoIlluIloNo'
Build up these AND T G596S%ReAlRTb N sure
WILLIAM Willis, JR., Secretary. ia l2-sm
MUTUAL LIFE
AVA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash assets, July l, 100000
Annual income, In cash...,.....".....,. 3,SoO,OoO
The dividends of this company are larger in
amount, for premiums paid, than in any company
in the world All Of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insured
Applications can be made to
ARCHIBALD Boiling,
Dr. J. B. MccAw,
JOHN. NJ. 0TET,
SIS. NICHOLAS, or
E. 3. MEADE, with
OF. BREEsEE, General Agent,
Office, Franklin street,
de1s-sm between Seventh and Eighth
r ELLA Bile
Az SOUTHERN INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED
IETHB
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
AND THE
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
STEVENS & PEGRAM, Agents,
Cary street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
de l5-ts
BRANCH OFFICE
OF THE
SECuRTTy INSURANCE COMPANY
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TYPE FOUNDRY.-The DISPATCH
NOM Prrlv1i uaa on pa, TYPE MADE AT THE RICH
ior Printing Once vt Northern prices,
,.fnm II. L. PgLouZE & Co..
u -o--eM Richmond. Va.
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Pearl Miniatures.

This style of pictures is, we believe, the
latest improvement in the progressive art
which originated in the inquisitive and in
yentive mind of Daguerre. 1t is as far SUI
perior to the original Daguerreotype as the
sublimest ACHIEVEMENTS Of Michael AgelC
were to the rude sketches of the novices of
his day. So near perfection, one would
scarcely think any improvement could be
made upon it; but we would not like to say
so, for who shall limit the progress of hu-
man skill and ingenuity? Amongst the
artists in our city, who essay to keep up
with the spirit and progress Of the times in
which we live is Mr.. Giers, Union Street
BE introduced the Pearl Miniature at the
earliest moment, and has succeeded in pro-
ducing some of the finest aud best to be seen
any where. In this good work nc is assist
ed by Mr.. James S. Patterson, Photographic,
and Mr.. c. a. Paret. Colorist, gentlemen Of
excellent taste, and cultivated skill. We
would commend his establishment to all
who wish one o. these beautiful pictures,
or anything in the photograph line. They
will find Mr.. Gcrs and his assistants, not
only good artists, but pleasant, agreeable
gentlemen.
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CITY NEWS.

1HE NV ADAMS EXPRESS BuILDIEG.-
This building, opposite Masonic Hall south
side Of Church street. is sapidly approach
ing completion, and we are informed that
By the ifst 81 jafy the Company viii be en-
abled to move into their new quarters. This
structure, when completed, as set forth in
the plan, wi vie with any Of the buildings
in our city for excellence Of workmanship
and beauty Of finish. Il fronts thirty-nine
feet, and is three stories high. There is a
depth Of lot Of one hundred and thirty-nine
feet. The building covers about two thirds
Of this. On the first floor will be located
the different Offices of the company. Ac-
cess 70 these different departments viii be
had By the clerks through the door to the
right of the large front. On the left hand
Of the grand entrance, we Learn, viii be
the Office of the Southern Express. The
lower left hand door opens Oh the stairway
that leads up to the second and third sto-
ries. A stairway viii be run also from the
inside to the rear Of the second story, max
ing the second floor accessible from both
within and without.
We have not learned exactly to what use
the second story is to be put to. Be it used
for what purpose it may, it certainly cannot
be excelIed for commodiousness. The third
story will be finished up for hall, for con-
cert or society purposes. It's adaptabi.ity
for uses Of this kind will be equal to any in
the ely. A structure is to be erected in the
rear Of the main building, 50 as to effectu
ally and entirely secure from bad weather
the teams and freight while being received
and discharged.
The large entrance doors from Church
street are to be Of extra heavy plate-gless, as
also the smaller ones on either side, and the
windows in the second and third stories
Through this transparent front an abund-
ance Of light will be admitted We have
given but an imperfect and hasty outline
os the building. Suffice it to say that the
best architectural talent has been employ
ed, and all the modern arrangements and
conveniences are to be adopted throughout
the house. 1t is quite an addition indeed,
to that portion of the city in which it is To-
Gated. Messrs. Phillips d Simmons, we are
informed, ere the contractors. When com
pleted, it is estimated that the cost will be
near ten thousand dollars.
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Cincinnati, Ohio.-josEFH b. QUISBl, is
our authorized ageat 70 receive advertisements and
subscriptions Tor the Nashrlis Uai0n.
New Orleans, La.--E0sIS e. oyERAIL, Of
ue Commercial Reading Roour, is our authorized
H-ga. % receive Advertisements and Subscriptions
Tor le 1r..-.Is UHI1a.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. Il. Tom & Co. are
our A-,aoulsd SCENTS 70 receive advertisements
ADJ subscription for the NuShrJie Uli0a.
Joas HaarEE 4 Co Publishers Agents. Il Park
"''' Ne" YORK, are authorized 10 contract fo- ad-
Fs'tsas IN ogr paper.
s'I, Nar4Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
'l2-r New Iork, snd Browns Iron Bliiding, Phils-
ae.Fls, aye authorized to contract Tor advertising
DO OFT psper.
s. u. PuTHsIIL 4 Co, Publishers Agents, 81
I4i- -aF, New York, and Stale street, Boston,
are authorized TO contract for advertising IN our
payer.
Us. NUrass, 81 Chesuut street, Y. z. conner
.'-N.-aat, &c. Louis, no Is our authorized Agent
-i.ae.'e siyertsemenis aad sub criTuons for the
Aa'.as U.sa.
...HH, WHa a Co 81 louis, No, are orr
-.-'I.a.l Agents 70 receive advertisements and
s.lus Tor ;he N0stgiIl Union.
1- d. .0lEEN, 81 Dearborn street. Chic7go, H.,
l a-ihgf-e. agent 10 receive advertisements
SUI sl.-1Ipt ms Tor the Nashville Union,
o'A'. % Co, Advertising Agents, LoUi vile
'ln Sie ouT authorized agents 10 recei,e adver-
!, and Subscriptions f9r the NASHVILLE
T. a lsIlsH, Louisville, Ky, is our auihor.
agent 10 receive Advertisements snd subzcrip-
'--' Tor The NAsRyILE UAIoS.
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The British Admiral Denn1an's ex-
PLANTATION Of his conduct at the bonn
bardment of Valparaiso has been pub
lished in the Philadelphia Blue Book.
He complains that the British residents
of the port seemed prejudiced against
him, and he claims that the resolution
passed by them was very unjust. He
says:
81 never gave any positive assurance that
! would interfere by force, if necessary. to
prevent a bombardment;" and this assertion
being untrue, 1t follows that the statement
that caused "ioss Of much valuable time
which might have been profitubly employ
ed IN securing safety 10 lie and property"
is entirely contrary 90 facts. | made no
"plea Of want Of sufficient force to oppose
the SPaniards." and "the cooperation of
the United States squadron" was not press
ed on me by its Commodore. The circum-
stances which took place on this subject
are reported in my letter Of the 2gth Of
March, and referred to the case Of the bonn
bardment of the town without notice, in
case a torpedo was exploded against the
Spanish squadron. When the intention of
bombarding the town by express orders
direct from Spain was known, the United
States Commodore devoted himself to tn e
attempt to prevent it, by endeavoring to
propose terms between the belligerents,
which of itself shows that he had no inton-
ton Of otherwise interfering; and he was
like myself, ordered to observe strict neu-
tralIty. The statement that the United
States Minister and Commodore used 'their
u most endeavors to prevent, by co opera-
ton with the British forces, the lombard
ment of the city," has no foundation what
ever. The subject was never mentioned to
me by Gen. Fitzpatrick at all, and by Com
modore Rogers only with reference to the
contingency explained in my letter of the
29th Of March, relative to bombardment,
without notice, in case torpedo was explo-
ded against the Spanish squadron.
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From the Robertson Register.
SPRINGFIELD, TENN


June IIth, 1866
We the Grand Jurors of the county
of Robertson, feel that it is due to the
Hon. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, to show this
testimonial of respect for the able and
patriotic charge he gave us-for the
able, dignified and impartial manner in
which he presided and especially his
promptness II discharging witnesses,
when he thinks they have been tor
mented long enough with an unneces
sary cross examination.
We would also express our thanks to
Attorney Gen. JAMES E. RICE, to which
we think he is justly entitled, for the
able, polite and gentlemanly manner,
in which he discharges his duty, al
ways ready as he is, to prosecute crime
and see that the Law is indicated and
offenders brought promptly to justice.
He shows no disposition to stoop to lit
tie low down things, for the sake of
getting an unnecessary Indictment,
that can not end in any good; but will
generally end in running the indiVidu-
al and State, to an unnecessary expense.
This we think entities him TO the re-
spect and admiration of the people; and
we recommend him to the public as an
able, honest, faithful and humane pub
lie servant
We feel that it is due to the people
of this county to say few words in
their behalf, inasmuch as their morals
have been so bitterly assailed in some
of the radical papers, whose object we
do not believe was intended to increase
either the morals, prosperity or hap
piness of the people, but to try to keep
up confusion and military rule
over us.
Now, we can say truthfully, and
honestly, and without the fear of
successful contradiction FROM any
source whatever
lst. That a large majority Of US were
born in this county, and have spent
the whole of our lives in it, and that
the remainder have for a number of
years resided aere; and secondly, we
say upon honor, that we have never
seen the morals of the people better,
nor a people more willing to obey law
and order, and one strong evidence Of
this is the email amount of business
we have had before US.
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We have heard great deal of the supe-
rior excellence Of speer's samburg port
wine, and of its being adopted in European
hospitals in preference to their own pro-
duction. he most scientific men of this
country and liquor assayers appointed by
the government, pronounce it valuable
article, We cannot write more on this sub
ject now, but obeerfully publish the follow
ing card, which speaks for itself:
portland, Feb. 1, I862.-The undersigned
having become practically acquainted with
the Samburg wine manufactured by Alfred
Speer, of New Jersey, would say that he
considers it superior article, and far pre-
ferable to the quality Of port wine furnished
in this market at tbs same price.
II. 7. CUISINES, NJ. D.,
Assayer 10 the State Of Maine.
We have heard persons who have used
the above wine express their asst .nishment
that so rich and mild a wine is produced in
this country, and is now being bought up
by the Weather classes. Our druggists
can scarcely supply the demand.
junel6-ltd<W
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRFsBYrERIAN CHURCH, Southeast cor
ugr Crunch and GUNNER streets Rev bunt-
uE, Pastor. Res dence st The Parsonage, sum
mgr street Services 0t lO1a m. and q pm.
oests 8 ee at night
HElOND tRESBtTERIAN CHURCH, North Col
igls street between Pubic Square and Locust
stect Rev h Allen. Pastor Residence No
O. North College street. Services at - am aid
pm
ASSOCIATE REFORM PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, corner College and Ash streets. Col
,ege hll. Rev A Lowry, Pastor. Services at
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Third and Walnut streets, destroying the
roof snd ipfiicting osher damages to the
evtept OF $50 900. The loss is covered Dy
insurance. rho
{ Tao origin Of the fire is unknown. me
fire was eonfiped to the upper story.
4 family OF four persons on ksce strees
narrowly escaped death from a.phyxia last
night from leaking gas. All OF them nave ave
been very sick to day, and one young lsoy
is in dangerous condition.
s. n. Pike this evening telegraphea 20
the New York Herald that no proposes 70
commence at once in that city the ereeuoh
of the finest opera house on the contlnens'
n will be located on Twenty-third street,
two blocks from the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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NeedIes and Fishing Tackle.

ANDREW CLARK CO., 4s Maiden Iane, n. Y,
Sole Importers Ct JOS. WARRlN'S celebrated
Drilled Eyed Need es, beg to notify their old cusso-
meF and The public that they have on hand full
assortment Of
Warrin,s DFiIie5 Eyed Needles.
VYarrinss Telegraph Needles. in eas.
kets extra large oval Eyes,
Warrfn,s Needles. In synopticaI cases,
a new Rrtele,
WARNS surgeons, MiIIiners, sail,
pack Needles, &c.
These Needles have been before the public for &c
years, and are acknowledged by good judges 10 te
superior to al others IN temper, finish, uniformity
and quality Ct steel.
Our assortment Of FISHING TACKLE Is com
plete, and the most extensive in this or any other
CouItTy. iel2-6meod
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Methodist Episcopal.

WaEENuEEE CHURCH, South side Church, be
tsr.n Summer and Il igh st.eets. Rev u Bald
un Pastor Re ioencc, Edgeheld. Services at
lHi- am and pm.
MULBERRY Rect CHURCH, South Cherry
street koy Au=tn W Smith and kcyC MAJ .
rev ia. tOrs. Residences -. Services NJ
luls am and Z pm.
CITY MISSION, kev Vim ID 2 Sawr'e, Superln en-
dent Residence No . south II gh stree.
GERMAN CHURCH, No tn CBege street.
TULIP STREET AND HOBSON CHAPEL, Edge
had. Rev kcbt A Young, Pastor. Services at IL
am and = p m.
Trinity. Eise6eld. Rev Felix X Hill, Pastor
Services 40 n an.
UNION N. ri. CHURCH. Rev. Il. J. Ho mes, Pas
t0r. Ssrures PRE- hsld in the Masonic Hall eve-J
Sabbath al u .clock m the morning. and Tain
the evening. Sabbath school 10 the morning az 9
o'clock.
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health-inspiring ride can be had any
morning at o'clock on the street railroad.
The trip al around from the Public Square
costs only 20 cents. It ia strange, in these
times Of high prices FOR horse hire, those
wishing an airing in The early morning Go
not resort to this plearant substitute for the
buggy. It is cheap enough, and just as
beneficial.
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Cumberland PresbYterlan.

lsy CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
West EIDE sumner street corner Cumberland
Alley ttiFeen Church and B-oad streets, Rev
na.rd Psstor. Office at the church from TO
pm. Services az TO- a m. End pm.
&D CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN, En- side
soulh summer, near Kim It Get Rev Dr A &
'1oodlet Pastr. Residence, Elm street., between
cherry AID summer. Services 81 les am and
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Church Directory,

grp-T gAPTI5T CaDRCH, Esst side Summer
street. he:Ween Union and AySderek streets
a., Or RBg How d. Pas.or. Residence No ! L
r.r-B summer aue-t. Services 80 IA m. and
Uu- . ..,.,,y.,. o., ,
apEI,g STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, Polk Ave
rra Rev J. " Philips, Pastor, Residence cor
.- -. noe and Cedar street5. Services at II
- -,d D n. --
rifFFeY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, corner a
Cherry and Illm str, ats Rev 4 Mckee, Pas
Tor Eosdtnce No -. Services at lO1a AN.
and q 4 pm. -
pfIN.I1.E BAPTIST CHUSCH, South College
..r..at near Howard schoo building. Rev III j..
a Wet4su. Pastor. Residence, McLemore street
W.-t Ns-hv lie, near the corporation line, Ser
r-..4 a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-17

The wheat crop in this section which
has been commenced to be harvested,
is proving better yield of first rate
quality, than was hoped for three weeks
ago. the average being considerably, as
we are informed. more than half of an
average capitalization Register.