The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-09
Agents Wanted,
THROUGHOUT TEE
State of Tennessee
TO SELL By SUBSCRIPTION,
The Life and Public Services
'AlDREN JOHNSON
Ssa.u,segM President Of he United .Sstss,
ISoLUDINa AIS MOST
Important State Papers,
By JOHN SAVAGE.
Author of ''Our LiyiD sg Representative Men"
WITH AN ACURATE PORTRAIT ON
STEEL BY RITCHIE, AND VIEW
OF HIS BIRTH PLACE,
FIRST AND PRESENT REsIDItSCE IN
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR S HoP.
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE IN
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR S UoP.
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

Andrew Johnson's Birth snd Early stru Fsss;
Jourueymsn 9siiOr; msrnes, Educated BY hls Miiei
HIS Humble House. Alderman Mayor Eeci ed 70
tha Legislature Presidential EiectoT Sase Sci iaiori
Congressman; 6oyernor Ot Tennssseei nlted
States Senator. The Homestead Bill; lndepel sdent
OF southern Opinion Posiuon the Sla very
Suestlon- Ine DeDocratlr convention proAen anu
Dsunion lnsugursted. Election Of Lineoni Bu-
chRnRns Cabinet Falling 10 Pieces; Johnson's 3 ,siin
IN the Union. He takes open ground agAnst the
1rsitorS Secret Meeting OF the Consprstorsi uee-
tive Replies TO Benjamin, Lane and Davis spa leeh
on Punishment o. Treason; Excitement IN the sal-
lelss, Cheering for johnson and tne Unlon lie
People OF Tennessee Vote on Secession under au
aFfocous iesrorsmi Seces6onlsts haired ior Jol AZ
son and tbs Union. lndignties offered TO him; A.
tends the Union Convention IN East Iennessee; No
COMPROMISE with Armed Traitors; Resolutions 70
Expe jesse d. Bright from the Senate Appoint ed
Mill RrY Governors Dialogue with ReDel Nomsn'
Midnight Alarms Spirited Speecn % SoidlerSi NOR
gan and Forrest Desire 70 Capture Governor john
son; Narrow Escape OF Johnson Contnned Ueien-
st Nashville; johnson dsplores Buells Move
ments; Protests sgalnst EvacuaisoD without fightS
General Thomas arrives and snst Gains Johneoni
Fighting Parson and the Governor al frsl eri Gov
ernoTs Fsmily arrve sitter great peril Nashf-lle
Gus on from the ouser Worids BiecEnrldge and
Forrest determined TO take it, Morgan and rorrest
Attack the City from Five Poi nts; ne Fight John;
says-''Any one who talks Of Surrender l VIII
Shoot num- Rebels Routed, and Nashville saved a
third time; Governor JohnsC ne Temperance Char
actsr, de builds Railroads aBd sends Troops rue
cess in the restoration Of Tennessee. The Vice
Presidency; Governor Johnso ms Address rstifyinS
the Lincoln Policy; Tells IrRth 10 shoulder SsrPsi
Official Letter Of Acceptance Elected Slce-PTe
dent; Inaugural Speech Assassin alton Of lincolns
Precluiion5 70 Protect Nice-Prss ident Johnsen ;
Visit 10 the Dying President; Bee ones PIesldens
and il Sworn 10; Address to the abIneti DIS ? u
tnre Policy 70 bs hased upon the sast- Cancels a
slave Dealers Pardon. Treason the 4 CHEST Crirne
Reply 70 n Christian Commission 4 equations nom
Societies. Giles aud StEtus AldTe 70 81 soutasfn
Refugees and Presidents Reply, reclamation On
tie Close OF the Rebellion; he Pr sideni Declines
3 Present from New YORK Merch. tuts. Amnesty
Proclamation Reconstruction Poib - The Pfe5i-
dent aud the Sunday-school Child ;er; Interesting
Interview Of eoutn Csroiuians VIII tne President
Plain Talk in Health Ct the Pres dent; Approves
the Sentences on the ABssss. .natC "a Consplrstofs
Interview vlth Pardon Seekers eSc setcs ETC.