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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16
Forme 1ttetH0enee',
TUT 4ts 4IF9sFtIVs1ISsF'
WEST YIRGINIA,s WELCOsIE.

- .
a welcome, Berkeley, unto thee;
And thee, oh JeffeTSon--sfI fnl ti
Letshoutso of gladness ring along
The bloody path we've gone
Throw down the sword nlimber guns
Toss caps Into the air
Let cannon roar-and loud hurrahs
Re-echo everywhere!
Come, Berkeley, with thy willing wealth
And thy sthunch Saxon heart.
Thy hand IS hardened by the sword
Well hast thou played thy part
And Ehou-with dinted helm and mail
And Scared. unconquered brow,
First In the fray, oh Jefferson.
Ffrstin the fray-wh wrapped in clouds
Gods purposes lay hid
And the gray ZealOt, grand and calm,
Sat on his coffin lid ~ rG55-
High swung his form, nhooted thing!
And Freemen burned to see
The welcome fiat leaping forth
"Go-set the trampled freem
Our blood dries on each Southern plain
Our mountain homes lie black-
And weeping women, mourning, stray
~ And brave feet come not back
And all the blood and all the tears,
All the true hearts now gone
And all the howls of baflled hate
Attest what we have done. nl
Around me stand my stalwart sons.
Deep OF wars cup they drank
These, that in solid rank and file,
Kept the Ohio's bank
These, that Kanawhas waters watched
These, that by Guyan' stood
And these, my mountain boys, whose sides
Clave the red sea of blood.
Iyear the crown brave hands have twin'd
RnbieS-irom loyal blood .
And pearls from PeaeeS fair river CLEANED
BY generous lives and good
Around me wraps the starry ing
Iiift my brow unshame to heaven
My Mountainous are free!
Iwelcome ye-Be firm and true.
March forward with stronhy tread
While old Virginia, hopelessly
Strews ashes on her head.
She would remand us to our chains,
Us, that she trampled So
But TereF fJI The SIieu she LeH
Gun CtIu Jied0ed Freedom go!
Stand In the van Count blood rs n1ught.
Teach chlldrens tongues to say
That equal right for weak and strong
Shall not be wrenched away -
So shall my mOunta ms shine with JOY,
My rivers kiss the sea- s--s
And Tnitors lit their beads no more,
, And We be nobly freeI
West Virginia. LIZZIE q. PARKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

Democracy iB1seo.A Graphic Picture
OF the status OF The Country as
brought about by the Democratic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

THE following bits of gossip concern-
ing popular novelawriters appear in an
Irish journal: stIt is n acnrions circum-
stance that at this time nearly all the
serial stories IN the leading magazines
are written by Irish hiauthors, or by 1au-
thors of Irish extraction. Thus, that OF
the C0T4lhil, tArmadale,' Is by Wilkie
Collins, whose father; the painter, was an
Irishman; that of BLdektgood, 81 81 T
Brooke Fosbroke,' is by Mr. Lever
that in Macmillan is by the Honorable
Mrs. Norton. the daughter of Tom
liSheridan;' that In a 1.-THE Yedr RottRd-
sThe Second Mrs. Tillotson,' IS by Percy
FITZGERALD; that IN the DltbLiIl UatUesisa-
tn, by. Mr.. j. S. LIE Fanu; that in Ollee
| a Week, by Mrs. Taford, author oi
George Geith;' thatin the Shttting Meg
| dzine, by the same; that of Temple Bar,
by Mr.. Wills fIrish alsot and by Miss
Braddon, who, 1t Is rumored, Is OF Irish
iextraction."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16
Medifa1.
5a n o B y h LIS
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERs
A PURELY VEsETABLE TONIC.
1Nv1eoRArrNe AND srRENeTHENINe
FortJfes the System 40afnst the Evil
Effects of Unlpholesonle Water.

TNHE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They invigorate, strengthen and give new
life to the system. They work like magic
and Will cure all cases OF Dyspepsia, Debllity,
Intermittent Fever, DiaEThea1 Scrotula, Cont,
Gravel, Japndlce,. Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn:
Bilious Collie, Cholera MorbuS, Fever and
Ague, rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-sick-
ness, &C., &c. tu
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELY yEGErABLE.-H -Huhbel's eelebratei
Golden Bitters are composed OF Gentian, Cal
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, Columbo, Bark of SASa-
fras Root, sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow Dosk, Dandelion, &c.,-all
preserved in Jamaica Rum.
The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
stomach. Liver and BoWelsi
The sick and sufaarine haVO alyvaSa felt tf.o
necessity for safe and Trustworthy medl-
cine, free nom calonel and other Corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them 10 per
form their proper functions without q con-
tinuRl resort to medicinal aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

CEStract from Bancroft's Grafton in mem
ory of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in the
Hall of the House at washington, on Mon
day lhst.) 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

SEVENTEEN autograph letters of Lord
Bvron are advertised for sale at auction
in London. They are mostly address
ed to Mr.. j. Hodgson1 and contain pu.
merous passages which have not yet
been published. One, for instance, con-
tains this rather plain confession: 81
hope you:win find me an altered per-
sonage; 1 do not mean in body, but in
manner, for i begin to find out that
nothing but virtue willcde in this So
world. 1 am tolerably sick of vice,
which 1 have tried in its agreeable va
rieties, ,land mean, on my return, to cut
off ali my dissolute acquaintance,
leave off wine and carnal company, and
betake myselfto politics and decorum." !"
Tn another letter, dated Athens, he
SAYS: "T am living alone in the Francis-
can Monastery, with Capuchin friar,
a bandy-legged Turkish cook, two, Az
banian Savpges, a Tartar, and aidragoz
man. Respecting his speech in the
House of Lords, he remarks: 81 have
had many marvellous eulogies repeated
to me since, in person and by proxy; OF
these 1 shall only mention Sir f. Bur-
dett. Re says, 1T is the best speech by
lord, since the Lord knows whenv"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

SOLDIERS of fortune sometimes meet
with their deserts in New York. A la
dy who resides near Washington square
was belated on her return home, Pass
ing out of Broadway man addressed
her. to whom she said nothing. He
proposed to see her home, but she de-
clined his company. He insisted upon
attending her. on reaching her door
she said. tYoul have attended me SO
far. perhaps you'll walk in" The bell
was answered by brother of the lady.
The stranger was ushered into the re-
ception room, when the lady begged to
be excused moment. On going out of
the room her brother desired to know
who she had brought home with her.
The lady replied she did not know who
the man WINS, nor what he wanted, but
he could probably tell,if he was asked;
telling him at the same time of the 1n+
terview. The facts were communicated
to the husband, who was in the house.
The husband and brother, armed with
a cowhide, waited upon the gentleman.
One held him and the other dressed him
down to his hearts content. They then
led him to the door and elected him by
a process very summary, but which is
n OF considered very honorable.
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD ~
CABINET BRANDY, (Medicated.

iUHnQuALED REMEDY FOR r,
Diarrhea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
Chronic DfafThea. 1t Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change of water and
diet. Used with great success In the army
hospitals in violent cases OF Chronic Diarrhen.
This preparation IS simple and harmless. un-
adultered, expressly for medicinaluse
For sale In all Parts OF the world.
RB-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing s. Hudson Street New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Streets, Hudson,
NY GEO. G. HUBBEL & co.
-isf It. z--.,s ftopt4Ae'Pis-
McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
gistS, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West 7Vlr-
gfnia; also, proprietnrs of KrRft's Dinuhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Einfment, DR.. StahPs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL
dec2S6md&w luHd.5c s-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

Andrew Johns0n's Birth aud Early Strgggles
J0urneyman Tailor, Marues, Educated By MS VIE
HIS hUmbe House, Alderman Mayor; elected C
the Legislature Presidential Elecior, otas Senator
Congressman 6oyeracr OF Teunsssee Uniteo
States sena OF. The Homestead Bal, fn1ependeui
OF couthern Up.nion. Position o. The SlaVers
Question The democratic Convention broken, and
Disunion lutugumted. kiecuoa oi Lancon, bu-
chsnsn's Cabinet Failing TO Peces; Johason's Falii
N the Union. He takes open ground sgainst the
Traitors, SCcrei Meeting Of the CouspIrRton, hfiec-
tive Replies % BenIGmln, lane ana DAVIS. speech
on Puuishuant o. Treason; Excitement 10 the Gal
lsues; Cheering for Johnson ana the Union. The
People Of Tennessee Vote on Secession under an
airucl0us Ierrorsni Secessouists Hatred for John
son aud th- Uuioa- ndigui Ties offered 70 HIM; At
teuds ms Union Convention 10 Fast leuues &c, NJ
Conpronlize vth Armed TuItors; Rezolutiaus Z
E1pe jessie ID. Bright ffom IRE senaie; Appointed
Nil arY HoVernori Uiaegue win ketei Women,
Midnisnt AaInii Spirited ,psecn 70 50 diersi Nor
gan aud furesl ! e-.re % capture Governor John
SOD Narrow Escape ef johnson; Continued Deisn-
SOS At Nasnvle, Johnson d-plOres Bgelis Move
menl Protests sguusi Eyaeuaiion without Fight.
Gsuerai Thomas arrives and sustaios JOhn-on: A
FlNhun2 fsr-Un and the Governor az Prsyers Gov
eruor's Family arnre alter great perl; Nashville
Cut Cff from the OIL er World; BIeckInrde- and
Forrest deternfnea % take IT, Morgan sud rorrezi
Attsck toe CITY from Flye Points; The Eight J5hr-
son ssys--'fuy one Wno taiks Of Surrender val
1hoci hmi' Rebels Routed, aud Nashville saved s.
itird lime Governor tolusou's Tenperance Casr
acteri lie hliids Railroads ard sends Tr0ops, rue-
cc-s IN tie est1rsuon OF tennessee. TIE 81 .
Presidency Governor 5uhnsons Address lanfFfnr
NE Lucoin Polley, Tells Truth % shoulder strps.
Oflcai Letter of Acceptance. Elected Wee. rss-i
dent luaHEirsl speech. Assasslnation OF nlsf.ir.
Precautions % floiecl eile- President Johns n .
VISIT 70 the Dying fseaideuti Becomes Fresldenf
aud r. sworn Iu. Address % the Cabinet IA. Fu-
ture hohcy 90 he hs-e1 apcn the Past Cancels
Slave Dtaier'= Psrdou- lressou tls highest Crime.
hcpiF % NnrI-tsn Comm ssion -bauursitons from
-ocietes. CIues aud Siziesi Address OF southern
itei1gees su1 lrs-iienf heply- Ffociamslon 90
the Close q ihH Eeueii0u- lne Fresidoes Ierl.uss
= Freeeui from HeU OK MeTc1snts Amue-fy
rroe laI,al ll- HecouztruciiQu Policy The Pes
cent and lne sunday -s,nooi Chilagel Interesting
interview oi soufh Caro-. mans with Tie Prpslieui
lisiu ialk5 I'D Health 81 ihe Fresidsut, Approves
,ne Sentence ol the A. a--i lstou Couslnrator-.
interview win Pardon seeEcrsi rtc etc e.c.
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Serious DistGrBance in Charleston.
Just previous to the sailing Of the
steamship General Barnes from Charles
ton, an atiirsy took place in the streets
Of that city between some colored
troops and the police, in the course OF
which several persons were seriously il
not mortally wounded Knives, pistols
and missiles were freely used, and the
police were unable to quell the disturb
ance, when the Sixth United States in
fantry were called out and restored or
der. Quite a number Of arrests we're
made by the troops of parties concern
ed in the melee, and had it not been
for the powerful rebutting argument Of
Federal rnuskets, there is no telling
what fearful scenes Of riot and blood
shed might have ensued. At the time
Of the steamers departure the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed among the cit
izens Of Charleston, who were sPpre-
hensive Of q serious outbreak the re
suit Of which no man could tOresee.
Some Of the passengers BY the General
Barnes report that the troops were com
PEELED 10 fire upon the pop1ssee In Or
der 10 suppress the mob, wcund;ng sew
ersl persons We give the report az We
received IL but il Il not improbable
that owing 70 the excitement shat pre-
vailed, the magnitude Of the silsir may
have been exaggerated -Sap zgnah Re-
Pa54caH, l2ta,
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Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, etc.
To Physicians.

nOE7I O. fEsEINs PrescrpIcn % anf rasr.
IL rrrrtsi st t1a alai sfa11 ul Il. r Ihafrisr .ls
of fhe frm 81 X 3. t a 10. Hnlld nt1ru irf Frs
-lelsns of hs-hT.ie. lnt slfruau.I Is counfrg liaf
q j. cur an i1 apuif eFrry ilFaut 81 fha i'rs-t-
loneF ln lhe lle al 81 fiai7 s.1u anfi al sHsra
g. psins 10 scceu8pisa tial erl saI sls-soiIy- us
HI 81 much ....l - t1 see ary ufile faru.fF H.ia
81 h11ur COR ssfltlishuleul sllh a t.sIL
He lgurs y eall-f.us attsns.sn ia tul ufHs 20
iffI- isrefs shsl he prerirel si-n ile'iy, of fns
plrsst uaf-r.eis. ans D. hifusel ferstnaiy al an
aneamplsilfd PI@s-rip iprion-f.
OR -fora ertraafa .fe T. rtffsf taf.f aaf every
iiare eonI.lr l.tail fl q O. - iuiaue-s
fssFe - a e1.i nnd - Tlszauir s.iI -f1..las
He-fl ari o. rafrIlsl..i ID uircars rnsf sth
H-af.ll. laase aI.l a 1eIif.Hf.
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rreasury decision on Undivided


The following circular was issued on
the 18th inst, by U. 5. Treasurer Spin
ner: by the ruling Of the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue the surplus
or undivided profits Of bank are trea-
ted as capital and pay duty as such,
while by this Office it has been directed
that they be classed with deposits for
the payment Of duty. While the
Treasurer does not desirs TO be under
stood as oonceding that the ruling
made by him was incorrect, in view Of
the fact that much confusion has been
caused by the incongruous rulings OF
the two Offices, and in order that con
iictiug decisiors by different bureaus Of
the same department. may be harmon
lied, he has concluded so far to modify
the requirements of his Office as 10
cause them to conform to the decision
Of the Commissioner of Internal Reye
nue., and to allow undivided profits to
be classed with capital in the payment
Of duty for the six months preceding
January /, 1866 and for succeeding
Terms As the duty on both capital aud
deposit Is st the same rate, this modifi-
cation VIII affect, as respects the amount
Of the duty 10 be paid to the Treas
urer under the same annual return,
AiIase National Banks only that are the
owners Of United States bonds to an
amount greater than their capital stock
Any National Bank, which has not
completed its return and made pay
ment Of duty for the six months pre-
cedIng January |, 1866, may make such
returns in accordance with this mOdif-
cation In the case Of bank which
has made this return and payment, and |
that Is the owner of an amount of !
United States bonds in excess of its |
capital, the following course may be !
taken The bank may furnish a state /
ment certified in the same mannar as /
are the semi-annual returns, which /
shall show, first, the ave.
rage amount OF undivided profits,
which were included with deposits
On the semi-annual return for the six
months preceding January LIST, 1866
second. The average amount of the
United States bonds in excess of its
,apital owned by the bank. The duty
It the rate of One-fourth of ten per
,entum, which is to be, or has been
laid upon 50 much of the first named
mount as may not exceed the average
mount Of such United States bonds
leld in excess of the capital, will be the
mount to be allowed or returned to
he bank, in case where the semi-annu-
j return for the six months, preceding
anuary lst, 1866, has been completed,
he duty paid and certificates of pay
nent issued Therefore, any endeaVor
o correct these papers 50 as TO make
hem conform to the modification made
erein would be attended with great
It is, therefore, pro-
osed that any amount which a bank
hall show to be due to it by reason Of
bis modification, shall be applied and
lloWed as payments to an equal ex
ent OF the duty to be paid by said
ank for the next semi-annual term,
apOrt OF which will he made in July,
SOC.
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For Funerals.

We also attend 20 fhe refu0vs Of Bodies Oh ani
from other points e. reasonable rftss. snd 90 The
sallsla,iou of parties employing a.
We seep also on hand good supply Of UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL. wnieh We VII ilraish 90
'nderial1ers when de-ireI 81 raa=C naihis raies-
rIr1s II
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We are suihou1en % sunouuce paISrHts Gsr.
REif A. sctndldsie iof Trustee OF lat lsou counlr
at ensuing Msnch election.
We are Antiiouseti o. anuoHnCc Capt jsuS M ma
soN - a caadisie Tor re-eieCaun 10 Che ofi.ca oI
teuniy irusec a. the cniulng Msrch rleCion-
We are authorized 20 announce Taox A.
sHrrE as a candidate for county Trustee. at
the next March ele-tiou.
We are euinofi1td 10 aanounce 81 n. q kRktNb-
IoN. a. a csnlildsfe Or eIcciiou OBJ tna aau-s 81
county Trustee ~ ne ensuing Msrcn eises.oa
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BANH6Eks AND BROKERS'.
/ EIRsT NATIONAL BANK-6oyernment Deposl-
I Il t5Ty-Ao. 81 College street, between Union
snd me PuBiic Square dealers IN Uncnrrent
Money, Exchange Con, ana Government securi-
, Les oi sll kinds. stocE- and Bonds bought and
-o'd On Commission. C0lltclioas promptly at
I tended 10.
| A O. SANFORD, Pres't. Jas 6. OGDEN .CAsh'r.
NTARR, THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
| vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, ULcur-
rvua Money, Government Securities and Vouchers
CClecuuus attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and Eells on c.mmissIon-
| - GEcJND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ - OnerTy street. desls I'D Exchange, GoYeru-
Iuent secuuues ana Co IA. Collections promptly
attended 10 j. LUnsDES, Cashier.
1,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IA Exchsnge; Government Securities
Eud Coia. Collections promptly agtended 10.
Gold, stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
". ". BEaRT, President EDsAH JUSEs, Cashier.
soOK AND JOB PRINTING.
CAMERON. WM. L CJ.-Book and job Printers,
~ aud pa llshers Of the Dasy snd Weekly
uaion, Primers Alley, between Union ana Dead
encE streets.
HREWERY.
=, PRIEG WATER BREWERY-MANKEL
- FRANK, successors to N }. Drnckei. Brewers
OF ale and lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile. Tenn ldecS-Iy
ROOk SELLERS AMP srATIONERs.
GiNGLETON, K d -B0okseller, Publisher
- S.auOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Omoe
building.
CAlkhIA4aE I1ANUEACrURERs.
"a YERS 4 hUNT-Manuiacturer Of all the |
vi Latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and |
bugges, EXpTess Wagons and Carp ais, = Nortn |
Matket street.
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We are authorised % snnouacs mar. IA FurHra
a. caadi.ie lar g imiaai Csurt CisIL. a. ths ea-
sung March eIsc.iua
We are suthon-at 90 announce Jasrs HsIL A. i
csndidaia Joe criminal Oougt CcFE. sI iuu ueKt
MzTCn election. Ia
We are authorized TO announce CHtELEs r. uia-
GaSs, A. esnda1ie Coz Jrim usl Cluli JIefk a. che
ue1t Mauch rltcllu. uoYlBuf
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sOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
HRE NERY.

IiAMERON, WM. 4 CO.--BOOk and job Printers,
~ aud pa lishers Of the Dai.y snd Weekly
unon, Primers Ailey, GetEeen Union ana Dead
eucE streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

The Aberdeen Sunny South, learns
that an aitray occurred st Egypt sta
ton, on the n & O. K. X on sunday
in which Captain T Il. Scales, for some
time resident Of Aberdeen, was dan
geroGsly, and Others slightly wounded
We have not heard the particulars in
relation 10 this affair.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

Weare sa,holi.si 10 aaooaacs ls.ss I,ss,S q. !
esudistsie .or County Couri Ger. a. ,le aH-ufug
March siectoa.
WE ARE ArrHORlEED 10 ANsOUNCE roN
- a. SIT IA ~ a ssllaI .isIa i1r CsuufT Cnau
Clerk o- isali-ou county, si he ensu.ag Narch
etc uuu. le4
We are auihorred b. adnoulre VS. ~ CHrtr.
asH canaliafe iog UvIs oI ,.r Uouaiy Coun al
ntF.t-ou rcungy. tI-.i-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

We ere authorized 20 snncu1ee K0sCIt-sK,
kkANCh g. s. csntii. .lAie iof sheriff oi lasidsru
county, st ne ensuing Msrsn slt.uoa ucila
We sre ~ aoI zsa 60 sauourte Is q. Susu A. 3
canal1sis iog shcud u davidson .ounfv. 81 tao
utrl Narer eirorCn ta
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The manufacturing city, Lowell, Mas.
sachusetts, has S population, Aocording
TO = census taken in January, OF %. So
The females exceed the males By ,. 70s.
The total pOpulstiOn is ~ more than in
IS6h
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Ar'iyestEaosyas tgussam

lpat- D fem hu'Nti.... .E Concord. Ltua.r.s
Lant.en, iu.als.Faa. svse. va.
ter' F1c'liiy, Mouse D..ek. Athens,
..,e'i''e' Nlai.la'au. Cleveland.
Mcn0usId, Uo.irasl. r.nr-s. and
Harr som, t1 Chaiaa..el. tle s....
aud tacs, daily. .. 1850 IaI. "a.
tfains s1 rla. u.Ia daily Hr tu.rs
aaHr hrsuel .r.u .....IrrI. a.
tcd Clay, .va.|aaI FanHIa a.4.
tou. to ua.,el. q. r..-.. .H duo
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents % Insuranee oompanIe..

4 AREY a SMITH, Eos. &c and - Uni0n street.
y lup staiTsl represent the folloWirg Companies /;
lhinA oi Hartford, security, Manhattan Metropoh-
tau Phosuir and kuicAerb0cker Life Of Eea lork
and Accident % Columbus, Uhio-
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FXECUTTVE MANSION.

TIE shove work Is rot oaly enfor-ei uy Tie
fresidfnt, ss Tire best n1i mo-f crnpiefe haf -
il-te zee p.easufe of adHug coraacsie from hls
so4 aai Private 5ecretsre--
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R.P.JENAIlS&CO.
suc-easofs 70
DR. ION WELLS.
ne NarEst e.. opposite Uaou.
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
ESSENTIAL OIL
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.

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Vised Pharmecopia
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WALL PAPER, etc.

ENylLSON, J. W. CO.-Alsnufacturers and
w Wholesale and Retail pealsrs "a Tin, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware aud Furnishing Goods. No. II
Ooiege street.
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he boob a craEu So of So pages haad-
-oinef 81 10 fr.re. 90 cloih s., lezihsr 9 q
f--iilf4ta af A.sariHi % dierz Iowa men every
y. &c - 'ai-r flal ssge- 10 telalg tlls oooE-
rei ils-nir pare alars, spplyto
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

We src auihou1ed 30 aan1uaca A. u tsflautss
a. "a "a diiste pr Cous,aifc 10 ne Nashgiir De-.
tlict a. the uusgilE Nar election.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

ths Bsitai Chambsr. an F-ssv % Ws-nir.
and instruction ior iouuF Meu. Also nea and ~.
liable treatment Cog Diseases OF Tue UruAfv sai
aetuA afsiamt t-1f4t uue. ia seaist engeiauaa.
Addfeas, 10; ,. akilIiN HuUohIJN, Howard
Aail'iiHi'in Fnii--ieiphlA, "a aprls-lf
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TINNERs, &e.

4 l.. a r. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
O Business Agents, over Works Book store, Ss1s
UnIUn strs et, Nashville, Tenn. su2G-6ull
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

We are authouaed 10 announce the name of D. h.
CoLliss lof q al Cotector Tor state snI Cdaniy ai
the ensuing March slecuon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

The Fayette (Miss.) Chronicle COM
plains that white men are creating dis
satisfaction between the planters and
freedmen