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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-02

Co This Whskcy Is characterized by the absence
of heavy FU-iI Oh, Sugar and PoIs ,I,,us AIrtalic
compounds, and by retaining its ethereal ,lr.rOIIs
oil uutalnt'I. 1t has r- Ch"InIrtI composition a
pure, carefully dcfccaIcd Rye Whisky
Respectfully, 4. HAYES, NJ. D.,
State AS$aycr, 10 BuylsUu street
Hos on, Mass, 23d Augri-t, 1902.
Having made careful chemical ANALYSIS of the
PauCa tlIhrtic"nizcd Old Ry,. " hi-kcv OF M J.uS
WILsON, Baltimore. pleased to state that il is
entirely free tr"n' Fu1ii Oil 'ta!ic Salts or other
matters III any way Irtr'HIcnta tn health In aru-
ina, richness and GcIcacv al favor If cauInt IN,
supposed. Respectfully yours
C. a. LEIBIGi, Analytical Chemist.
Baltimore, July %, lob2.
Careful chemical ara ysis Of four kinds of wbis
key Superior Old Rye Whi<k,v Superior Old
Euur bon Whiskcy, Superior Od Wheat Whiskrv
Superior Old Corn Whisk"y-Paucnriiartiruri I'D
by of the patent apparatus iuvcnI bv ], I'm
f. wills Of Baltimore, Md, have shown III, m to
be cnr, tr"c from the hravy FuSii Oils and from
the p Isnnuus metallic compounds "ien found in
Whiskeys.
They r. tain the Ethereal Products. entirely free
from any TAIST produced by injured grain or ca re-
less frVmcn ion, ad b"Iug unrodIfi. by the use
chemical operations. Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
State Assayrr, | BDyis ON street,
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1862.
a-ORDERS SOLICITED. 90
fTe-Dealers and Druggists allowed a liberal dis
count For prices and particulars address sole
Agcn. of the United States
JOHN F.. WILSON,
W. Corner Howard x Camden Streets
BALTIMORE, Eov Z, lob5.
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CADBLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
IN ALL
ITS DIFFERENT BRANCHES.
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,

in III its var;ouG branches. and is D-erhrcd TO eye.
cute all "r"'s in the best style at sL or nOic, aud
at ""nzOneb'c price. lie intends {" urk none but
the best material that b. pr,curc,t and ~ he
presumably suprrint"uds every piece of work exc
cut }" HE shop, t''o sc u no favor him with their
custom may rely upon having neat, strong and
Ne has M" on hand for sale, fine lot Of SAD
'LES, 81 "xc"Il' 1T material. u,d- bv tina superior
hand at the bT=in..-s. PAT GORMAS
lie VIII repair Wagon, Carriage or Buggr IIar-
% Every d.~cTip'i"n OF HIDES Green Dr.
taken III exchange fur work, or bought Tor CASH
at the high"st market ra'cs
entire "a tisf4utiOn. - o.
November II, lS65-tf
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WINES. ALE, PORTER, &C.
To Eho Eub1ic.
THE undersigned has just returned from Bslu
l. more with a large aud splendid assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER Goods

which we would invite friends and ,hc subtle to
examine before purchasing clsc here rs &c arc de-
tcTImim"d to sell cheap any other bljsne NJ
in the Valley, for CASH or BARTER
All We ask 10 examination OF our Stock where
you Viii tlnd general assortment of Dry Goods
consisting of sd's Dress Material OF latest sty.cs
with Trimmings, GcntlcnCn's Wear of cvcrv de-
and Caps, Notions, &c.
Hardware. 0ucensware, Glnsswr. c, Hollow ware
Wooden ware; and Tin ware, Leather aud Shoe
Findings, Saddles, Brides, Collars, flames aid
Traces. $3.50
GROCERIES of every Observation-Disclosures, Su
gars, Teas, Moiasscs Fish md Salt. =
bRANDlES and WlIISkEES, best Brands of
Chewing a nd Smoking Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff
Iron, Horse Shoe Iron, Nail Rods, Horse Shoes
and Nails, All Of the above articles to be had a.
thc HIPPoS STORE. The highest market price maid
fot Country PrOdUC" of every dcscription
GEORGE w. LEISENRING j. Co.
NovEMBER I. I>G5
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REMOVAL.

n HOWELL, becs leave to inform his Gus
- toners, aud the Prb!ic generally, that he hs )
removed To iIis Store, lately erected on the old
stand formerly occupied By Sadler q Howell, where
nc viii be happy to meet his old customers an al
many new ones as may sec proper to patc0niZ5
him Thankful for past favors, he soIicfts cor
tiau.nce OF the same, PIedging himself that no
efforts mi be spared to accommodate and pl'
the people. His STOCK having been repIenished
from time to time, now comprises very general
%Ssortment. All he asks is trial feeling confident
he can sell goods reasonable terms ? any one
else" NOV. 81 , ! sos.
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A GOOD TIME COMING, BOYS!

GOOD TIME COMING, BOYS!
HCLYDAY GIFTS ABUNDANT.
TIE subscriber will Lav, in rc,dr", 5S ior the APP
Il preaching christmas, and It, festive season, a
large, clio C. and varied assurtmr ut of
CAKES, CONFEC rIUNkRIES AND TOYS,
which for excellence ard variety has never before
tee II &cccd'd i'll this MARKET Ills eBsurIirr nj of
FRUITS and NUTS Nr!il emit race every kind
am description, a"u resi- from tho han ds of the
City Merchants. Ills selection ri TOYS !Its been
made with care and H. f. els assured that in
his stock can he found something SUIT all tustCs
Can carly l." get t'S ch"4'c, expects the brys
III rush I" the advance by sqhir'ms. t" get the
upon the bu-Ir-HUrus
% HIS supply of FrIit, Sponge, Pound and
"thTr "a n rs, Is very large, the surc ri"'ltv
"l IN qualty will commend them to all. IL viii
FURNISH la" lilies parties Ibcr n terms
-, HENRY DUMNI,
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oAC H REA@zNG

7 HAVE repaired my Ships, auA resumed the bus
mess "l COACH MAKING 81 - =
AGAIN At my Coach t'rtnry in CharI, Z. 80
ts'Nn- Tn business y: Ii be i,rrIcd on 49,
"a usual. All lie different branch = will hc at.
t'n'"'! to, IF NEW WORK and REPAIRING.
Cuul can .y"t seas tIci timber manufacture
new work, intend u keen supply of
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SARATOGA ROLL PANS, Cook Stove Pans, Oy
~ en- Lids, Antirnns. FIRE irons, Split Browns
Baskets, Brushes, BroOms. Cnrdagr Il NIais 70
sale BY D. HUMPHREYS & co.
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WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.
General Agency.

ETHE undersigned having permanently located
i IN Chs l'rto~m. has established Office rcaE
for tie trsnsActrUn vi such business NAV be con
ided 10 hs charge. His
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no! HO!! CHRISTMAS IS COMING

hEAE Mother! have hcr,',. 10 Eat,
IL I" march aI4d steep III u III no more,
Since We can live very cheap,
BY buying Goods at Foreman Auction Store
lie, tits kncpeoctl Nc thy pillow,
My bed upon TIE hGur,
Fur will ut be So carly,
I'm going to the Auction Store!
fmmP! Tramp! tho boys marching,
The lighting. u'cr,
We are moving, we arc moving,
Eu! FDrcInam's Auction STORE!
FOREMAN also desires to give notice that he has
On hand Il large and complete assn tmcut Of
LADIES AND GE\TLEMAN'S GOODS
which will be ,fErrcd a! Aucui,r. every day and
night from this time forth. The Llt:ir- IL spr-
Clahy invited attend his Auctions during The
day, atIr les will be utcI ed, i'll which gIrut bar
gaius may be obtained, sp"CIa ly a"uptr' their
choice iluus from to u'ru, k i'll the uftcruu on;
and at nigh FROM : To |" o'clock.
December 10, I16j.
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sAPPIkGTON HOTEL,

CHARLRsTowN. JEFFERsoN COUNTY. 80
ny
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NEW CARRIAGES OF BALTIMORE BUILD,

for sale e. MEssRs. HILBERT & DOOLEY, for
""r!y IN NY "rrp!"y have rented I t Blacksmith
and Wood Sh"p~, aud will attend promptly to all
work connected with their branches Of rn,' h-in, IS
November IL, l7Cj. W, J HAWKS.
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sEsann0MdaGe Factory.

LOOK AND SEE!
A ND you will find at ]. II. yesterday 4. Bro. IS
"a good empty and 10 gallon Kegs and also
Dec. II, 1866
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04
From New York.

New YORK, March 3-The commencement ex-
ercises of the medical department of the Univer-
sity took place to-day. The degree of Doctor Of
Medicine was conferred upon seventy mine young
gentlemen by DIR. Alfred C. Post The venerable
Chancellor informed the large audience which
assembled to witness the ceremonies that the dis
tribution of the Mott Medal is to be continued in
perpetuity, in accordance with the wish of the
lamented Valentine Mott
A Frenchman named L. B. Madden, formerly
IN the employ of several prominent citizens was
yesterday arrested on q charge of larceny. In his
possession were found number of letters written
in the French language, addressed to Superin-
tendent Kennedy. Sir Frederick Bruce and others.
in which he states that he had special commits
sion from heaven TO assassinate President John
son. The prisoner was committed for trial, and
viii undergo a medical examination to determine
whether he is sane.
The committee appointed to meet President
johnson and present him with a copy of the reso-
lutiOns Of Cooper Institute meeting, reported to
the general committee last night that they met
with cordial reception by the President.
NEW YORK. March 3.-The English Minister has
protested against the indemnity claimed by the
Fenians. but our Government does not regard the
evidence as sufficient to warrant interference.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04

We dearly love our old friends. We have been
the sharers Of a common sentiment and are now
the subjects Of u common misfortune. Our hopes,
aspirations, interests and sympathies are the
ssmo. We hope never TO lose their good will and
generous support We are laboring in their IN
terests, and FOR the maintcnance OF their honor.
Il would be painful for US to separate with any
part Of them. Old tics are the most lasting New
ertheicss necessity requires that shall conform
strictly 10 our terms. When you see the n mark
on yoar paper yon must renew. or expect II 70 be
discontinued. We would be glad TO send il TO you
CONTINUOUSLY. Il we could. but that Is impossible.
You say that money Is scaree-this l. true-b but il
is q penny wise and pound foolish economy TO de-
priye yourself and family Of the many advantages
of . newspaper to say nothing Of the satisfaction
IL affords Our market adyiees. financial and
commercial review, current news. latest intelli-
gence by telegraph and mail. agricultural advices
interesting miscellaneous and literary matter for
the family circle, is something you cannot dis
pcnse with merely TO save the small price Of sub
scription. You can better deny yourself many
other things that are regarded as necessary in
most families. The man who acts upon the idea
that he cannot afford has not enterprise enough
ever to accomplish much and IL he succeeds at ALL
Il will be in a small way.
Act promptly. gentlemen. and renew your sub
scrutions
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
oruoV or rHE UNIoy AVID AxrrIc.r. ,

OFFICE or TIE UNION AND AMERICAN,
l. SUNDAY. March 4. 5 P. N. 1866
| CorTos.-The receipts, sales and shipments for
the week have been small. Prices have ranged
from 81 to So eents-sales for average lots at "a
| TO 34lS cents. We heard Of one sale yesterday OF
| 90 bales at IS cents
4 New York quotations for Middling are dull at
| 44945 cents,
GRocERIEs.- Transactions have beenquite libe-
raj this week, and our merchants have no cause
to complain. The trade from the South has been
large, and considerable local business has been
done. The scarcity of money, and the duliness of
the cotton market, have also had their effects on
the trade.
| FLoUR-Has been quite active. with a firm and
steady market. The scarcity Of grain ia Tennes-
| see and:the South create very large demand for
the article. We quote Superfne, S. 25@9OO; Fam
lily. $l00O@ll.QO; and Fancy. $1l.50G12.25.
CoFFEE-The stock has been considerably H.
creased, and the trade has been large with firm
market at 36@S7c for Lagnira 46@50c for Java /;
fair to good, 2e@Soc; good to prime sC14@s21ze
prime to choice. 321laSSe.
SUGAR-Iias been active and sales foot up pretty
heavy, principally to the Southern trade, and we
quote Cuba, 15@l6I<c; Porto Rico, l69171kc; De-
merara, lS@191lc; Standard Hards, 2O92I1<c;
Coffee, A 20; b. 19@l91Ec; C. 1s14@1sc. and yell
low, l6@lSc.
NnLs-Continue in good demand with fair
stock the market at $s.25 for KS, and Is cents
additional for each diminishing size.
CASDLEs-Dull. with few transactions Of impor-
lance to note. We quote Star l911z@2Oc for light
weights; 25@26 OR full weights; Tallow, l7@lSc,
Parafne, 45G50c
BAcoS-Remains very steady, with but light
sales. chiefly to the local trade. We now quote
Hog Round. 1s1z@19c; Clear Sides, ditto; Ribbed
Sides, 1S@19c; Plain Hams, 21922c.
SHORTCOMINGS dull, with but light sales at
$4.50G475 for seven bushel barrels.
CANNED FRUITS AND NUTs.-The demand is very
light, with small sales at slight reduction in
prices of 3 to 50 cents per dozen on fruits. Al
monds 4094ec; Brazil Nuts 2s@25c, and Filberts
23625c.
LIQUORs.-The demand continues good with
liberal sales. principally TO the Southern trade.
We still continue to quote Common at $2.25@2.50;
Robertson County, $2.75@4OO; Bourbon, $275@
400. Brandy, French. S4.0O@l2oO: Catawba. $3.50
96.5O; Ginger. $3.O094O0: Blackberry, $3.00@40O;
Apple. $4OO@450. Wine, Malaga, $2.50@4.50;
Port, s. 100000; Sherry, S4.00@600
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THE CITY

A CITY local informs us that the negro
woman who was 30 indiscreet as 10 share her
sleeping apartments with Duggan on Thurs
day night, was arraigned before the Freed
mems Court on Friday, and was required to
paw fine Of five dollars and all costs. We
have no sort Of doubt that it is the desire OF
the Freedmen's Court 10 guard the innocence
and protect the virtue Of our negro friends ;
but q is certain that she was not so much TO
blame. When 40 conspicuous FREUD and
brother" as Dnggan approaches them with
the honied words Of friendship, the seducing
eloquence 30 much displayed by Radical
Legislators, and the generosity Of financial
contributions, such as Duggan proposed, IL If
not strange that one of the down-trodden,"
especially one Of them that realizes her daily
bread {" in that way" should fall before the
temptation. The Court ought TO refund the
money TO Dinah; or if the Court doesn't
Duggan ought to. However, not wishing 20
question the justice of the Court, we may
say, that upon a different view, it decided
righteously. Any negro wench who would
prostitute herself to such being as Duggan,
ought to be punt shed.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04

ofIreiand's BeiIigerenf Rights.
NV YORK. March s.-The Express saws that II
is estimated at the Fenian headquarters TODAY
that near one million men are ready for the liber-
alton of Ireland upon orders to march. Several
thousand are said to have Joined the Brotherhood
since Thursday.
The same paper has report ON good authority
that negotiations are progressing In Washington
to obtain from the Government Of the United
States recognition of Irelandas bellieereut
power
1t is also repored on the same authority that
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British minister az Wash
ington. had protested against any such overtures
being received. in behalf of the British Govern
.nent. rF rE
The Head Center and Central Council have IS
sued orders to the Brotherhood to act in strict ac
cordance with the United States neutrality laws.
The meeting at Jones' Woods tomorrow is ex-
pected to be very large. Eight stands for speakers
are to be erected. John I. Maggie has resigned as
Center for the District of Manhattan, in the Sem
atorial interest, on ascountof professional duties
Macmillan has issued decree granting boun-
ties to all vessels sailing under the Mexican flag
eight dollars per tun to those built in Mexico; four
dollars per tun to those making Voyages beyond
America, and two dollars per tun to those making
voyages to the United States, West Indies. South
America and Central America
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SELF ABUSE.-This vice, which is never
practiced In the presence Of any one, has proved
the everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever gave
tongue TO eloquenee or pen to song. 1t has de-
stroyed health, blasted the constitution. and re-
duced the miserable victim to a living skeleton.
Nor are these its final and fatal effects; in its
pains are scattered the ruins Of reason. the most
melancholy sight that can meet mortal eyes. To
be cured permanently Of this affection, call on DR..
COLEMAN. No. g. North Cherry street, or address
him by letter, Box 5O2. Nashville, Tennessee.
feb9D-ff
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Fits and Falling Sickness.

and the various disorders resulting from Seden-
tary habits, Excess, accident OF Climate, and all
diseases of the EVE AND EAR.
He has had more extensive practice. and better
success in the treatment of all
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04
Paints. OILS and varnishes.
Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

C1ScINSArI, March 2-FLoUR-Quiet, without
change in prices. ft. ...G
WHEAT-Dull at 81 70 for No. ! New Red.
CoRN-Steady with good demand at SIC for No. l
sheiled. s4- L---...t.-
RYE-Dull and prices nominal.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet. Mess Pork, S2Sa2S 80 for
city Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanged.
LARD-Qaiet, with no demand ami prices NOM
inal.
GRoCERTEs-Dull.
CoTToN-Dull at iGc for middling.
WHIsKY-Steady at $50 duty paid.
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The broadway Bridges - Tennessee
Members 20 be Admitted.

Board of Aldermen on building Broadway at
crowded points met this P. n. Several plans
were presented. The estimated cost of the bridges
of iron were stated 70 be from $40 to $4,000 each.
The Posts Washington special says; The Re-
construction Committee has agreed to a PROPOSE
ton to admit the delegation from Tennessee to
seats in Congress. Two or three reports will be
presented by the members of the Committee. the
majority reporting Joint Resolution in favor OF
admission. Tennessee members win probably
obtain their seats very soon.
The Ways and Means Committee Is IN session
to-day. and Is rapidly perfecting the new tax bill.
The politicians are here in great force intending
10 press their claims upon Congress.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04

All forms of Scrofula Fever Sores. and Old Ulcers
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Liver. Constipation
all skin diseases, pulmonary consumption. Paraly
diseases
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04
Nervous and Neuralgia Affection,

Embracing the best and most improved treatment
in this and other countries for the cure of all Dis
eases however malignant and inveterate they may
be. All
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04

SHOCKING MuRDER.-A negro woman
named Ann Towles, was discovered yester-
day morning in pond near the Race Course
brutally murdered. Her skull had been
crushed, and rail or fence picket found
near by with blood upon il, evidently show
ing that il was the implement used in the
deed. Al the time Of her death she was en-
ployed as servant by Gen. Donelson,
Chief Quartermaster for this Military De-
partment The police force were notified Of
the matter and their investigations resulted
"a follows: The deceased had for some time
had an engagement of marriage with a ne
gro man named Nelson Wright, who delayed
its contamination as she thought unneces-
sarily-the two in the meantime living in
the most intimate relations. On Thursday
night they quarreled upon the subject, she
insisting ON his complying with his engage
ment The result Of this alteration was
that he agreed 20 pay her enc hundred dol
lars, for which he gave his note payable on
the first of May, ard the engagement was to
be at an end. The next day she was miss
ing, and was found Yesterday as above stated.
These, together with some other circum-
stances, led TO the arrest Of Nelson, which
was done by policemen Davidson and
Mckinney, yesterday. He is in custody
awaiting a trial.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04

OYE Of the NEST timely enterprises Of the
day ia the Tennessee Live Stock Insurance
Company. The design and plan of this
Company is fully set forth in their adver-
tisement in our columns, to which we espe-
cially direct the attention of the reader.
The insurance against the larceny Of live
stock has been great desideratum in this
country since the war closed, and would
have saved our farmers in the aggregate
many thousands of dollars. But there is
another feature that is especially noticea-
BILE. Ii is the system which il inaugurates
Of pursuing and catching horse-thieves.
In this respect it becomes a gem
eral public benefactor. II exerts a power
and subserves purpose, which the ordinary
processes fthe law and itsagen;s have failed
loexert. Ii comes in aid of the law in the
protection of the citizen in his property. Its
very existence will deter thieves and prevent
many man from losing his stock which
might otherwise be stolen. II should be
supported and sustained by all who feel any
interest in the moral and pecuniary interests
of the country. Il will commend itself at
once to the favor Of our people, we feel sure;
and il is entitled to their confidence, since 1t
is a home institution, its officers and stock
holders being citizens of Tennessee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04
Insolvent Notice.

STATE OF TENNEsSEE-PkkItY COUNTY
yxTM. II. Edwards. Administrator Of the Estats
w Of Robert J. Smith, .deceased. having sug-
gested TO the Clerk Of the County Court Of PerTy
county. the insolvency Of the personal Estate Of
said deceased, do therefore. notify all persons
having claims against said Esfate TO Ole the aane
with the Clerk Of the County Court Of said county
on or before the la Monday May next. duly an
thenticated A. prescribed BY law for pro rasa dis
trbufion or they will be forever barred. This i5h
day Of February, 1856. W. II. EDWARDS,
mara-w3ts Administrator.
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A CARD.

We respectfully insrodace TO our old friend.
osr suecessors IN business. HUm MccRKA 4 Co,
vino continue the Commission business at su
stand. No. . South Market Street.
Our own Office IL No. q College Street. where
va hope al parties who are indebted to Us win at
oBsc call sad pas their accounts now due. and all
parties who have any claims against Us viii pre-
sent them !or payment. we wish TO close up
our business at an early day.
jan1s-tf A. HAMILTON 4 Co.
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The Fenians.

lyrw HAVEN. oeSS., March 2s--A rousing Fe-
MAN meeting was held here tonight in answer 70
the call Of President o'Mah,ny. Numerous al
dresses we're made. and several hundred doiiafs
invested in irish bonds A dispstsa was received
from President o'Mahony stating tiat there was
a fair prospect that Irish nationality would soon
be recognized by the United States and France
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-04

ViHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
i the above Warehouse, Will purchase and
eel Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard. or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters fayOring NJ
with their business may rely on getting the high
est market price for their Produce Our charges
will be AZ low as any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor with orders for Groceries
they may rely on haTing goods purchased at the
lowest market prices We will give our attention
TO goods forwarded 10 a from other cities Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly by the first train boat after their ar
rival Our Office Y on Market street. where the
odd books Of Hugh McCrea 4 Co. can be fond BIZ
those interested.
Hoping for share ofpublic patrsnage, we sub
janlS- HUGH MceREA a. Co.