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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

SOFA at WHOLESALE, in Chicago, By FULLER,
Fzy-H FULLgR, BUkNHAMs & VAN
sCnAACK, LOAD & s4Ira, SMITH pEYE8,
}. H. REED d CO, eiiAS SAITH. DiErE-
ca BLOCK & CSb.. Il. seoTrLs W D. HARRIS
d. CO., P:Jsg d HAuasUg, ana 81 druggists and
dealers zeE taIiy. tSo 3s-Nvi. 10
Dec Z, h3s5.--Ssa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

Foa HsMH.-9n last Saturday night
tbs PseiAc Houae was erosaed with DISCHARGED SOL
d4ers On their var home. Two coaches ieh here
Oh Sunday HlorninE, iled. There Wiii Be rf!ssans
al home vshen these brave boys ga back.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

AT Hrs Posr.-We are glad to sec
JrpGE CLIxToS, st has post aEAia- ne Jadss
has been dawn sek Tor salns time past, bat Is Eow
able 10 be Aread again.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
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Z
4 Osssiy ssspslilss mese y . ossss
= il bssasuma, Powee isk pasysn ne
Aef Areh. fiss Rslsss ere . kivsns
The Nins rssslal aH as1ing i EsAni Of
Lard f5f DE bsnsas % toe missouri
Iswa Stats Line Railroad has passed ias |
Lsgislasurs.
TAa Ssasssas an says the sapsssas ceass
reversed the issis;ea sg shs Clreais Ossrs
of Floyd county, IA shs casa OF she Ssass
A. faws N. Collins On charge 81 rob |
-. $500. 40 vt.,~a .n,,nsv
Stas '''s =
Baowxs.-The &alesnsGa says the pso"
Il. - yaw. ara ysnrasantsd i'm tha Hsass
- $500 w.v. : sh,sna
" nss
s 81 - .,s;.1 !. .cx
s..,s.,,,. .,.,.l e R,aun. wi.h
.-m..ss.a !
oHASaAI
Aaoosass aAs ssus avs
Wh -. IsS' - -,
saas sas p@PSs aia a
- psals''
Ina ssafssMaa si sns $50 'hss' assss
as 9saAss auus 49,
90 " ssa-. - 49,. = = >. -
- - "a -. 800.
....-... sana TIL. i. .na,bs, u,eys
= a.. - a;rs..,an
xy ..a a..
: a.. nsvs,n - A Ia
House from Dss heanss county, haa re-
esaEsa % sppesasas Ss y $3.50 o. us
go 80 = 81 - isssnp3s whsshsr Mi. Darwin
eonssmplases : removal 70 THAI dissans
aald OF iaoor.--S fafssna0"'
LgyxLY Dfscusssox.-An exciting dis
i 80. 49, ni.Aa - sba ua,.s vaaseye,av
osaI .e F'"sS
% sae OH % i"sas4ss 'au s''1.
/ There ssens 10 Do some aifssfs0oe Sl
opiniea ameng Republicans 90 this qaes-
sion. Go slow, gentlemen, II yea Wouid
hays the psopaa watn you. Iney can
stand reduction with maeh better grace
saan tney can sao0ai' % - iAofS~'S -
the saxsas--io'
| The members Of the Iowa and "iscon-
sin Legislatures wiIl, probably, soon meet
In Chicago.
I The Statesman says, Governor Stone
Ia rsporssd TO have good deal OF hasl'
aeas about the lobby Of the tao Houses
as an examinations Of his matters are 70. %
gsne into.
Tbs At,oruev Gspsral in Of opinior
,b,. the lsgi.lstuy. oaasos res.ris, trans,
I portasiou of freight On railroads.
i Anaw nsnsr b.a mads It's appearance
, ibailinz from Beasouspors, and called th'
SigaaL A. G. Bailey is the editor, wa'
announces 1nas no wi. a l.l,o t1s @
r.nx. ,s-Er,
: G.uxs.4 N, Rs;Isx Oar .oputrv vii
: b. n,o .n.rou. shan we .balI again hayi
~. u.,ne;nl.. AZ Democracy sstablishs,
= - N. IS 40. r,onu,sa.
,,'. A;u.,s :,
. ss - - Is.-.--a.-. -,
@AO'e - ..vlum !,
- -. A. Cro
> ~ = /. ,n ;nno.tsr
-. -. -. - - 81, 81
- . - 49,. = So az,
: gNs,Ns-.-s -. 80 !, ..,r
- -. .n,t,.oto
: r.. s,essd, = 81 shs rad cau,pls.e,
! ! = To- pa,,. ia tsissv tavs. If possibls
n...u u..,h.-;uu.o, .oa u +
!. sm;,h who wsva .bot in The attemp. {,
a.. co,n,srf.;.sra Al Nj. pIsassus
. ave r.,ovsr;ny a. rapidiv a. could Do az
e peotsd. Tbe escaped villaias ara still 8
I larve.
= A woman giving hsr narna rs Beta
I Ann Dibbls, from Aason City, Lowe, wa
r arrested at Syracuse, Thursday. Sh
!. had offered some silver-w ware for sale
was suspected, Der trunk searched, an,
$500 worth of articles found. Ssns 0
/. the articles were marked as, G, D." an
q we're saksa from the house Of Mr.. Sam
. usI g. Robbins, in Mason City, som
!, shree years ago by burglars.
a Tha nsa.tu, noantv Patriot savs ID
AT D;.n;nlw. has, ham holainv nsstipr. i
. - nsrt. ~ ,b., .oonty and hay
e m.. la g,sas sueeess In I,eon. 61ue,
. | - IA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

Egg The Union is the name OF ne"
paper, Al west Uaien, Fsyetis county, Iowa
Published BY Asssrs. Nc cLISToeK 3 ht1ste' sao
is Democratic. The uH.an is very neat, spicy
napoF and Of CO Erse, We wlil exchange.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15


nov TatxGs sGAsDe-A Aghs 10 asw
going sa in Oeioraas hsswssa shs ss-
frsmslq loyal. TAs 0avsrssr and SEQ
Rotary Of the territory sanass agree and
refer matters 10 headquarters. Tia Gov
srnor ID said 70 be the mas whe
sssohsedled the govsrsmsss int giving
him q eeasrass Tor furnishing ssraS
bats 10 shs ssldisEs--shua acquiring
. forsans.o Just saeA msa havsr sesisss
appointments aadsr shs gessramsas II
the paas Eve PEARS. The msrs shs ger
srnmsas and soldiers Suffered from then
the higher posisiesa they gss. u Haasssr'
nos hsw Govssses Oamniags sad hi'
black doctrines ssaad 10 washiagtos, The,
are pct appreciated il Colorado,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

CoURr Horss.--As the Tina OF going
press the bids to bald the Court He@Fe wers 10
The hands CT Eas Beard Of Supervisors for eoasad
s4atioa Tbe following are sAs bids;
Craig & wood. Nebraska City, . - $40.
Iohnssa h Hammer, Of tAis sity, so 90.
G p. sniahvsos Thu city, sii 900.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

u
81 As tAs naras l44AcAtess net oniyI IN
- zRaKzwa the Ergwth Of iss hair
- Fw8sn lhAn snd fsalea OF bal poztt-
Y lively ssafscF lee aeIoT, 10 Its oEtgt~l
- h,Aa sAA5s when ik iS taxning gyey ~ q
II waits whether caused ~ disease,
-. tgzAeT sg old ags. m
III II win Ger aiaiy 10 whAS Is etatnad =
IT ed fag it, f1et wa scA hEaare&ss aay
- E.lsonAaz,az who hssa Hse& L. ageI a
y iraadY shd willing u testify, Mherel
n II taEse b4stefe Id fairy Used an say eoFu- %
M 4 uAa IT. rs FaputA tA9H sprsaAa iiksi
W sild ars.i' and Is ths best adver- a
N kasesasak and recommendation wei e
- fae3krs Ia the Eas1sfu statet 40
IN shere tas aaEEKMEg" oFiGiaRtrd n
- 1.-THE ysasaz Ladies use IL as hAiT dres"
Fsng ii is found On the tSilet tab -
- Ii ynnag xDsa tstsp ~ sAstF ess-
lkssFs while si3er nzsn anl sSnsn =
= Iskas desire aysHsefr and gssteT&-
Z sfsrs kor thei gyey i0cka amgs baid
~ thsazm wili dol be without tats aFu-
- lesss waieh EiSss IA RvaEy Instance,
3j taukifs satizfaEsiaas -
ii EF CAUTION.
p5a,s let ans druggist or dealer
r. gske upan yoisA different article, as
"a ltBsFe IL 40 preparation IN The wsytdf n
7 IEikH this. Beware OF any article
- vaspas ting 70 DC the same. a
~ TRY HALLS HAIR REVIEWER {
lana you will us~ no other.
~ | II not sold Al druggists in yoarf Z
EI lpfsee gFisi bottle will be sent yUEi
a lby exaress, upon Erceipt OF eos dot :.
n JAR by saaiI. shas EfVlRg gou an op-
- parsaaiiy - once u testing sts ex
F ae5ien1 usities-
u Orders for iria bottles must b. y
addressed 70 n
C. A. COsk, Chicago, :
sfsaaesai Agent f.ss ks4thwestsEat :.
- States.
f once. 81 DesrboEa Street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

Coon Nsws.-Ths BarIiagson Gasstfs
bglngs us sAs vsry good ssws OF sAa an
tire defeat OF ths Radical t,okss in hat
city, On Monday Of lass week, u To- sisv
election. ]. L. Gsrse, Independent Dea-
ssrst, VAS elsssed Mayor ovss w. D. Nc
Cash, shs radical pomiaee By 500 MAORI
sy.
Mr. w. Aagassa VISA elected over Lsssk-
W. 4. CLARK, for Treasures, tbs latter
being On the radical ticket. Mr. 4. had
800 majorisy.
Col. ]. 8. Halliday, ths radical nsmi-
ase for Recorder, MAS defeated BY big.
Holiday. His majority vas 400.
Five Of the six aidermsa elected were
independent. This shows . dispssisios
to ess rid Of shs sRnaaicisn abroad ia
eur land, and gees far In Yindisasson q
the Presidents plan Of rsconstraetioa. 7
Les other cities follox the sxampls sI
Burlington.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

EoxTsArloSs.--Ths Democracy OF Oah-
nsctieut met in Convention as Hartford,
on the 7th instant, and plaesd In noDi-
nation, Hon. James e. Eaglish for Gov
srnor, and z. S. hyde for Lisatenans
GoTernoF.
Resolutions endorsing the Presidents
plan Of reconstruction, we're adapted.
The Democratic State ConvantisH OF
New Hampshire nominated Hon. John G.
Sinclair for Governor, and George Pierce
for Railroad Commissioner.
The following vas among the resoiu.
ton adopted BY the Convention
RESOLVED, That We pledge to Aairew
johnson, of the State OF Teunessee, Pres
idsns Of the United States, oaT supporS
In the efforts be ID making 70 secnre 70 ali
the same immediate representation 10
Congress, and their fall rfghta under the
Constitutions as States of the Union, ant
that wa will ssani By hIns 80 lang as b
| stands by the Constellation, and 10 in
vite aiI patriot;o citizens 80 anits With a
in this patriotic purpose
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

EsnassExvsxzs-1is sftlfsns ~ - sI
al - psohibisisn iiaaer Ian ssrs prs
sm2sd ID he Sssass = - ash -.
i bill y ing1ssss i salaries ssss-
~ Clark % = 300 : sas, was hsrodu-
ssd an sns tolsgsliss the sess Of sAs
Treasurer Of Jasper eennsy one 70 CO.'S
psIl persons runainx shrsshiag nsehiass
to box the saahling rod % preseas scsi-
aens4: easso prorIds Tor The distribusioa
of ne rsporss Of the Adjussat Bsnefal
fss 1864 So. Ths Ssaass Asld . ssssieu
10 soasidsr 90 writes aommunscaties
FROM ths Governof.k
HoUsz.---The House done bat little Of
impersanss ss-day. The sdjoursaaeat Of
The ssaass for week vac sgsasd tos and
sae Legislature will probably &c 70 Da-
huqaa. s8Ns IS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

son David, wbe vas mustered COS OF tne
ssh Iowa Cavalry at Clinton
TAs Iowa North Wsss 10 informea On
Essaasaority," thai lady iigiag above
town, gave birth 10 a pair OF healthy
twiss q short time ago, making the ssv'
snsh pair shs has givea birth 10 in-s@els'
4 ysara. Our fears fsr the future pspula-
tlsa Of Esssawsssefu Tswa completely
subsidized en- hearing the above facts.
i The rsssdeass Of Dir. S. Ellie, 10 LittI,
| sloax township, Harrison county. VA
destroyed by Are on the Tth inst. Th'
4 furnlturs was ssssd. Insured.
i The land trade In Harrison county /
said 10 b. lively. Wild Lands sre aslIinI
al from $5 70 81 so per acre; timber fron
$40 TO Sl5.
The Sssr says, shres hundred nsn, 90
Of eight haadred voters, vent 20 The va
from Harrison coantg.
The Gasssss speaks a the prosPssa
In Monoaa county - encouraging.
namher III bsildirgs win Sc ap 10 0aaw
shs soning sumzasfs
Thsss are il Iowa 100 Hswspspssss .
wAseh O. are rspabliaaD aad 10 assussFss
.Eic. Theirs srs II dsiliss, 2 sri.vssklsss
, / ,ssul. ssskliss, 1os wsskiisas 2 ssml
! nsashliss, neasbiy, and asssssFsys
4 AIMS bill hss bsea feusd ~ Y
Il Grad Jary Il Polk eoansY against ~
Iorsie, Ice Ger. sseas's psissts ssess
! tsry, 1sr ssabnslsesns, - tes nisappis
saslos Il nsasy paid uPoa s~saAp Lao
. rsrssn.s. His dsfalsssisa nil rsss
ssass 90 600
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

staple question is now Of great Importance
to the iaboriDg and consuming millions Of
the North. Cotton clothing Is very high.
Groceries have perhaps quadrupled their
price, whilst exchangeahle commodities no
longer purchase these indispensable articles
TO the same extent as formerly. Massachu-
setts is of opinion thar labor should be or
gsnized to produce Gotten for the good Of the
country. Why then pursue policy calcn-
lated to discourage and expei men who would
willingly and gratefully accept the situation
and renew their original relafionsf Why
cannot they enter into composition in the
production Of important staples ! These are
questions time and returning reason wiz
answer. 80 -. -. e - w.M. .. :.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

81 aAt kex Aex1co--Enc DoxU9 C0arac-
ter ef it-Texts for the Pnrissn Pub
/ pif-Herribze State Of the .'seesaI
L Systesns An New York--Frfxhfful Tn
- eresss 90 ths Prssfy wafzcr Glris-
| Facts and fisssess . yii-ir&Su 4.
Correspondsnce of the LouisviIls Deznorrat.J 8
les-nssl. 81 New YoaK, Jan. T. 1866. 2
Big posters sre out to-day, calling for a
| great public meeting at the Cooper Insti-
tute, in favor Of "Free Government in Mex
icon and Of svindicating the Monroe Doc
trinel' everywhsre--in Central America.
| Chill, Patagonia, Ethiopia, and the Isles CT
| the Sea. Among the names attached TO this
sounding manifesto, by the way, I see those
of Brig Gen. Lew. Wallace, and Others Of
the same kidney. A Apretty spectacle, in
deed ! Fellows that scarcely ever smelt
gunpowder during the late var. but were
distinguished only for their suppression
of newspapers in Baltimore, and other acts
Of petty despofism, breaking their necks
the halfbreeds of Mexico. Fellows who,
dressed up In little brief authority, played
such antics upon the white men and women.
and little children even, that happened to
experiences their tender mercies here in the
Su1sSt HsStSet INV ullslN HlHa very EflcI
over the tyranny exercised over s diff
tereni race Of people by Maximilian the
First Fellows who used to grow hoarse
eulogizing Stanton, and Butler, and Milroy,
and Parson Brownlow, stunning il now for
the down-trodden Mexicansl Why, it's
enough TO make q man turn his back on his
grane-motker, and, with Bill Arp, call for
the man who hires out to "carse BY the
year" When these Lew. Wallaces Lift their
heels from the neck Of their own gallant
countrymen Of the South, and display some
little regard for freedom and humanity"
1t viii then be quite time to go into mysteries
about "hapless Mexico Just now, as
things stand, they are but advertising their
own hypocrisy and furnishing Barnum
with the material for his next edition Of the
History of Humbug. o. q Haifaos y
The Puritan pulpitsof this great Babylon
are never weary Of laundering their anath-
emas against the immoralities OF the slave
holding States Brt few Of the thuuderers
were ever in thasa StateS n ;s .ruels.,,d -
J" = n. .-,ss,S ,1sss'' - - a"s az
SensrA .nihg, theretore, wnateyer knovi-
pffca thpv have eOularniuo ha N, ,anf,oru ,f,1
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13
NEW YORK GossIp, sc.

More nznznbas sna EEypserzsy zsymps-
- fnsy fs< Mextcs-rhe Dsgns Charac-
ter ef ft-Texts for the Pnrifan Pull
pif-Herrfbze State Of the s<se<aaI
systesns An New WYork--Frfshfful In
.ss eresss 90 thsF Prssfy waiscr Glrss-
y" "a
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13
rerrfbIe Asrocify Of a Young Negro.
From the Mobile Times. -

FTEyDIsB.
r Nothing can be more appropriately put
un6er the above heading than the history Of
the cold d-bloodedmurderof rofyoung Mulvey by
the negro boy, Henry Carpenter, near the
railroad bridge on Three-inile Greek. The
investigation before the coroner yesterday
morning was held at 90 late an hour that Il
was impossible for us to insert in full in our
evening edition without delaying the issue.
The negroes who were arrested as accom-
phces Of Henry, gave, when put upon the
stand as witnesses, the most damning evil
dence Of the appalling bsutality. and cold
blocded character Of this youthful negro oi
scarce fourteen years Of age.
Alter inveigling Thomas Mulyey lad
of twelve, into the swamp on pretense OF
paying him So so for an old gun he had
stolen from him, and taking advantages Of
the loneliness Of the place and the inability
Of young Mulvey 10 defend himself the
young murderer struck his victim on the
back Of the head with bar of iron. The
skR MA lerHfheeSs shF o O. oh'bsas his mihfieief
10 take him home TO his ma and pa.' He
replied "Pll take yon hone,n and with the
remark thrust him into water hole. He
then rushed for bricks 70 cover up the body
Of young MuIyey. On his return he found
that the boy, nnangled as he was, had crept
out Of the hole. 2 steeling his heart to all
appeals, and neglecting the renewed prayers
Of the lad TO take him home TO his pa, and
that not only would he not be required 70
pay for the gun, but also that pa would re-
munerate him for his trouble" the fend
thrust him again into the hole, and struck
him on the head repeatedly With brickbats.
He then jumped upon his victim and con-
tinued to stamp upon him until he had ex-
tinguished every sign Of life. All this 70
avoid paying debt of S3.50. . .ia y slzli5
After the completion of the murder, the
young villain returned 10 his home and
boastsd 70 all the negro residents in the house
Of his fendish deed. He gave the particu-
lars substantially as we have given them
above aA4eA a f't1N ifi-
~
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

lGi The commissioners, in submitting these
facts and figures, moralize as follows;
EsaEere are nearly LIDO daughters Of perdition.
and their numbers rapidly increasing. Their
philanthropist and Christian would be panied
and even men Of the world would be astonished
at learning the class and character of the custom
ers Of these dissipated places. What seems the
best, most cultivated and highest circle Of society
has more than its share Of representatives among
the trequenters Of these shameless haunts Of dis
sipation and debauchery. .u7' tsfi
ss The truth is, the philanthropist and Chris
tian, and even sthe men Of the world here
about, have been 50 busy, these few years
past, in regulating the morals of the people
living away of near the tropics, that they
have quite forgotten, or overlooked, the
frightfnl progress of vice under their own
eyes and noses, and the result Is wha. it Ia
II would be good thing for Greely now to
give us an editorial or two in his sniveling
1fibuae ON Northern morals, with these fresh
New York Illustrations, and If some Of the
Saints of the Puritan Church will favor us
with a "deliyerance' on the subject it would
De an agreeable variation from the monoto-
nous deprecations, so common there, of wick
edness South, and the deplorabls condition
of the social system off in Otaheite, NADIA
gascar and the Pelen Islands. 4, 49,.
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rarnf-hins are PRESIDENTS Hsa.e.
Fron the washiagtea ce.rrsspsnasnee the Mes

EaFfn8 tHc fFf~aufute . nou<t-
From the Washi1gton Correspondents Of the New
York Times. RI z
I hope that some member OF Congress
VIII be bold enough to call for a bin OF the
goods aliedged 70 have been furnished 70 the
White House in 1864, for which $40 600 .was
paid few days ago also, the items for which
So 900 was paid few days ago, and which
has been unpaid 20 long; also, for he items
for which more than s90,0oo has been paid
during the last four years. / think twill
not be difficult 70 show that out Of the $I10,-
900 thug appropriated, somebody made a
4 handsome little pile and that not ever
$4,000 worth Of furniture was ever really
pIis in the house during the whole four years.
II Il was, where Is Il now7 Il il certainly
not there now. President johnson declares
that the thing shall be stopped, and that no.
chair or curtain shall be brought into
the house that Is not paid for in ready money.
1t l. hoped that when the new appropria-
ton Of $1,000 Is made next week that an
honest committee wilI be appointed. 10 see
that The needed things are actually bought
and paid for, and put in the house. and %
report the item 70 Congress. II The system
Of purchasing furniture for the White
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

House vhieh has .bsen- IN. zsgue for the
last four years, Is continued this year, some
body will make good thing OF it, and the
Presidents house viii resnafn as bare and
dreary and diney as it Is now.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

This Rank occupies The building formerly Oecu-
pied By the Piaatez' Bank. corner of Union and
College streets. and is prepared 20 buy and sell
Gold. and SslFer. Dreas 0. s Sscurisses and suis
Bs@ds. oSilsct Nosss. Drpas, COupOns, sse, in all
parts Of the United States.
S-se Bonds and 7-ao Treasury Notes al
ways on hand. and for sale. Gold Coupons eashed
aad compound interest Notes bought at the high
est rates. EDGAR JONES. Cashier.
Wv. BERRY. President.
dec7-en
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13
y. The COMMISSIONER, in submitting these
facts and figures. moralize as folloxs; ~

T0tal.~...zasaE lisi $3.50 I' ssl,s5.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13
VARIETIES OF THE PLANT.

There are severel varieties Of cane, but
none of them are natives of this soil. There
is great diversity Of opinion among those
engaged in its culture, as to what is the best
variety. The Chinese is generally held in
the highest esteem in, the Northwest, The
chief difficulty in the way of successful cul-
tivation is found in the liability there is to
the mixing of seed, and to the impurity
or worthlessness Of the seed itself.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

The Augusta fGa, cesaii,aicaalif states
that the National Bank rscsntly started in
fisat city is doing heavy business.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

NASHVILLE, $: /; TENNESSEE.
ID ESPECTFULLY BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO
viii have in store one Of the largest and most com
plete lots Of Groceries offered in this market for
some years past. The Goods were bought by. one
and were selected specially for this market. The
| following comprise part Of the stock:
300 sacks Baltimore Rio Coffee;
i 40 hogsheads Brown Sugar;
100 barrels A Coffee Sugar;
80 barrels B Coffee Sugar;
so barrels G Coffee Sugar;
9,iI so barrels Crushed Sugar;
pe1 so barrels Powdered Sugar;
SO Granulated Sugar;
500 barrels Flour, of all grades;
1000 sacks Bran;
1000 barrels Salt;
20 barrels Molasses;
10 barrels Vinegar;
25 barrels Robertson County Whisky;
% barrels Bourbon Whisky; s-e
barrels Holland Gin; a-ot
casks of Brandy; a
100 barrels and half barrels Mackerel; asl
100 kits Mackerel;
100 boxes Cheese;
80 boxes, and 1 boxes Raisins;
a4e Is barrels Almonds;
Is barrels Filberts;
$50 drums Figs;
90 cases assorted Pickles, quart and pint;
100 cases Oysters;
rs cases Sardines;
200 boxes, and t boxes Candles;
100 bxs various brands Soap, plain and fancy;
so boxes assorted Candles;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
200 kegs Nails, assorted;
so dozen Painted Buckets;
20 dozen Tubs in Nests;
aa hi 10 casks Soda;
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades;
20 cases Smoking Tobacco;
80 dozen Brooms; Ll1
25 dozen Washboards;.
100000 6. d. Caps;
100 bags Shot; ,.p
80 kegs Powder;
25 bags Pepper;
rs bags Spice;
rs boxes Indigo; II
~ sFsy -ee IL casks Madder;
100 boxes Mustard, ~ f z.
rs boxes Starch;
BAGGING, ROPE AND TwINE.s
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
cinnati. for
.@.5is CASH ONLY.
Having ample storage room, we invite consign- 4
ments of Cotton and all kinds of Produce. We |
will take in exchange ID
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DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES,
FEATHEPS, BEESWAX, |
WV GINSENG AND WOOL,
And will allow the highest market prices.
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