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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
FOR RENT.

UOUSE FOR RENT AND FtRNl-
/ L TCRE FOR SALE, within four squares "a
of the post office. Rent of house. Fin hun I'D
dred dollars per wear. For terms apply onGA
Clay street. between seventh and Eighth strr"t-,
fourth hons. from Eighth street. IT, .9--ai~
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MIR. DuSIop's ADDRESS.

Mr.. Dunlop then delivered an address,
which, for depth of thought and force OF
argument, was certainly worthy Of an older
head, There was not the least of what is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

DOR RENT, several large and plea
SAINT ROOMS suitable for lawyers ur doc -
tors offices. over our store Terms very mode. D.S
rat. WOODRnuF BROTHERS, .IrsA
il 6-t~ corner Fourth aui Franklin sr".t,
DOOMS FOR RENT, suitable for II
II gentleman and wife orsiugle gentlemen, -
with or without board. Apply AT No. el', :.I
Eighth street. beyond Leigh. my los ~
DOR RENT. one PLEASANT ROOM.
l. suitable tor a Gentlcmans Lodging "a
room or 4 Gentleman aud Wife. Apply Ia t,,E
Mrs. II. =. HOEA%, -~kS
Se7autceu;h street, between YruabLe and Poplar.
IL 9i--t.
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b.tv..n The vious railroad tracks and the speee o
10 IRA ,ame on either side Of said tracks, OF o. eest egs "
feet In Width Of each street In which any rs may oe
aocordsncs With the terms OF th<n
mon Council relating railroads Is fully eompheo r'n
see = The Inspector VI City Railroads shall report
desy ali violations Of city ordinances respecting city
to the Corporation Attorney and shall MAKE .s,n =,
him and submit; cons3e ration and action sucn
AZ NAV be deemed BY bin beneficial Tor the -
city and Of those using the city iroada Inc SAID
sha be subject the Street Commsioner NJ the proper
eb.-ge Of me duties of his Office and shall receive paens
monthly his services at tho rste Of thee
per annum, the TO take effect from January %
1855 ,., =,
Councilman KELLOGG moved 70 amend said reso'ntion y
kins ont the words Commissioner and inserting
in lieu thereof the word Mayor"
Which waslost by the following vote:
Afhrmative-Counctlmeu White, hacksy heuogS Aynb
Thomas Halorsn Roberts and Pullman-8
Negative-Councilmen Keenan,. Long. stscom Fynn ho~
inson o Bnen Kenny Costello. Hartman, Brnkman' NOS
ter Waite, Keech, Green, Hettrick and lmlsy-l6.
striking out the sum Of three thousand dclls and insert
ing leu thereof the Of two thousand I'VE nanafsa
dollars"
Which was carried
striking the.efom the words January lt and insert
Eng leo thereof the words the passage Of this rsouss
Which was carried. A, a,
The revolution as amended then adopted BY the fol-
Afirmatye-Counciuen Keensn Long, Stacom Flynn.
Robinson o Bren Kenny Costello, Hartman, Brintmsns
Roster Watts Keech. Green Maeksy, haoran Hstrek ans
Imay-l8.
Negative councinen White Kellogg Tying, ThOmAA ROB
erts and Pullman-6.
MOTIONS AGAIN RESUMED.
Councilman srAcox moved that the Board do now sdjours
Which carried
EDWIN NJ HAGERTY, CLERK.
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sssr the word merchandise" The word. any other .i
Gle thing whstsoeyer tneumosnns ths Streets sdewaks
! wssI,., pt.r.. or o9fhesd'
The QUESTION was taken the adoption Of the ord
Which was carried BY the following Vote
Lo.n %sson Sa.an %cenui. and Van Soo1E. '
II Eesstye-Aldermen Moore. Conan and shAnnon-s.
i RESOLUTIONS REsUMED.
B,,oir,S That the name Of C. @. Taylor recently super
seded BY George w Jsques Commissioner Of Deeds be
Which was adopted.
| Ia The Honorable the Common Council
GExTLtxKx: hereby resign my position as Commssionsr
and .sGse. yIur o Slf NORTON
Ros.s that joseph A Jackson be and he hereby :p
Resignation accepted and resolution adopted
Rsired That permission be and IA hereby given to Patrick
Sherry TO place Sign IN font Of 81. premises number one
pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was adopted
B T. stewart for Grape and gloves for funeral Of z.
r. w Rp;sy; ii, o,.,
Rs,red That permission be and the hereby given
Der nnetyone Franklin street. to remain only during the
pleasure Of the Common Council
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman RrERs moved that when this Board adjourn J,
90 adjourn to meet on ihoi'''' next ' p0im0 Two
Alderman SHANNON moved to amend by making Monday
ns WI The 9Th P1Sri"0' " the DAY Of meeting
The motion Of Alderman hsef was 'hen put ana e''a
- AN ORDINANCE
-o .x,xn .pcr,ox, TyKyrY.IHRKH AND YulRrr.Yvo on
n naInacss os lsss " w
" YoyE DO ordain a, foILo,e.:
SECTION /. Section twenty-five Of article three, chapter
hssIO% hs IN G s i nSbc
the IVA, word sae the second line Of aid section
line W .,d ,econ the word Of the CITY Goyernmsnt 80
that ala section when so amended shall read a. follows
tion twenywo BE shall institute an setion IN any Of the
when instructed to do by the Common Council the
chief officer department bureau Of the City Govern
ment "''e' V '1' '''''D''' - -
the aid Revised Ordinance, Of 1859 is hereby amended BY
Corporation in the second and third lines said section
al.O the w.rd. but he shall nevertheless be entitled to re.
ceve from adverse parties the taxable costs In all actions
which he may against them at the end OF said sec
two TIE ,ay 10 be psd 10 the Corporation Attorney shall
be full for all the services be may be required
TO render by this chapter
or conflicting with the provisions OF this ordnance hereby
SIC & Thi, ordinance shall take effect Immediately.
o n,usluea When appointed ''''' '" VI
Alderman LoEw moved that the paper be laid and
printed in the minutes.
Acknowledgment Conan, Flynn, Gedney, Ryer,
Loew, o brien and Mciiinnis-,, s.... p,- p.,u..
Negs,iye-Ad. imen moore; norton snann0n I' heiI'
Alderman MOORE moved thst the boaa 90 now ADJOURN
Which was lost BY the following vote; ,,,,
Observation-Disclosures Moore Conan hyer Loew ana NC
Ginnis-3 49, ~,
Negauve-Aoefneh NORTON lynn, 2nannVn oeuney 1iyi
Reilly, Masterson. Isrnum, brien and Van Nooini'lo
On motion OF Alderman KELLY the paper wa: then re-
erred to the Committee on OIdnanees when aPpontea
Alderman LokW moved 'ha' tne noafu 10 NJ" a"1ouin
"meh was lost -- ..x.
PETITIONS hEsOhEp
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Passenger Station In EewYorx, Twenty seventhe
ana Foufth-avs. Entfsncs on Twenty sevensh'-
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.Yokk;
Tor New-IIayen. TOO, s.oo(EED iL0a d. niS 's-S
For BddssPor. 100. 40 E.,y fl.1 . nj d.
400, tLI,) aS, 40 and 500 EE,l 2 M AS an pa
For Milford, and Strasford. 100 liz ~ n S0 "a :IA
For Fairfield. Southport and Wsspoff. L''' ~ y :.
g1r Norwsli, 100. 900. CEz) go lisa m ihi- '-S
400. lEI.l 3Is 40, $50, s.eo lEs.lp a sDnm
For Daren 100 $50 II. 20 O. m tass 80 10 g,ocn
Yor f}resnyich 100 10 li0 I'm - =, IL rs IExI
For STANFORD 100 500 Oil 80, ~ M NJ ''
~ =. R eS 80 $50 GW. 500 tE1:l p NJ o. a3a Iia
~ ~. 80 chs,sy ma insrmedists ssAaoHs' ~
q m a.s'. 40 s ss9sk, NJ III TRAINS nu,,~
Va, po.,... Via Springfield, s@A m sIA'' ."
Pm. =, ssor. Linz, iaIs EI.) aoer n,,u,
k kor s sssSn and Springfield 800 m 'II'
.sueet,e ., River Rsarosi sos n tEr,' nnr n
70 Mopsss fPo.dsaes and Fi,hkl Railroad 800 HE-f
% JAP R.g.p. New London sad ssOniasea Railroads.
tco c n. - Ry.,I,osd i2.lb o. 70 Norshsmpton
~ I6iss.-tooic Railroad, q m - - f.
ror ns.,ncI Railroad, 9ooa IN, 400 ,. m
feI sarx md Norwslk Railroad. 100. go n, -
pcSsuu.disus s.epss Cars ss.seh.s e sss "a s,.s
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Gteamboats and Railroads..

e. 90 P. M.
%: OU SPECIAL TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANYs
Freghts will leave Jersey City every evening alsio
Shippers of merchandise to Philadelphia, Baltimore wssAr
inr,on and other points West and South ship
th, Company as late "a D. n from Office No. 50 Broadway
Goods delivered to our wagons before $40 p. viii %
forward same day.
Rates greatly reduced for large shipments.
ADAMS EXPRESS Co..
No. 50 Broadway.
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nor CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAA
E AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD -Fsre 81 e.
cursion tickets good days "a On and aner
line through 10 Camden In hours Passengers for Bsrnss,
Tuckerton, Hammonton, Egg hsrbor City Sc VII tass th
ii p M Freeh for Camden, vneand &c. win be taken =
Low Rates III delivered before u O'Clock noop win reach
Camden the same night W. s. sNEDEN Superintendent.
J. n BILLINGS, Agent, Pier No3
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EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The nsv
j. and stsnch side wheel steamer CITY OF PR0viDEScE
900 tuns burden George b. Hull Commander viii esxe RS
No 80 North River, foot OF Jayst., every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, alta O'Clock. For hsiSh -
passage apply on board. Fare 81
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for N. Brighton,
- g. Harbor Factoryyile and Port Richmond-a ios e.
u m 5:30p. nj 8, ll:3oa NJ, 800, $50 p. m Ne
freight received after Q ..
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER pA ESk sos fFfHTsSHBuRo, NASHUA.
" LOWELL. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN 2
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW.fOhk-
ssve New.Yo.k daily lsundsys exceped O'Clock ne
FOR NEW.L0ND0N.
there connecting with the Stssmbo Exprs. Trsn rom ~
above points Via Norwich end Worcester Boston and WEI
csster Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nohn
Ralroads -.
If 4 g. MARTIN, Agent, OF the PtsE
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

lNENTRAL RAlLhOAD OF NE w ~ EnoEk
~ Passenger and Freight Depot IN New York foo< ~
Libertys Hampton Junction with the Dewa
Lsckawanns Western Railroad and OF Esston WITH he
Lehigh Valley Railroad and its connections, forming decs
line Pittsburgh and the West without change Of cas As
" 'A' GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the West except Sundays
when evening train.
One train daily leIcept saturdsys) for the oil region
Sixty mes and hours saved BY this line TO CncssN
Cincinnati st. Louis kc, with but change Of
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. - -.r
Commencing Nov 90 l065-Lesve New York a. followei
Ate m for Easton. Msuch Chunk, Wnhamsport, WINS
barre. Mshanoy City, ETC. u,.-.
MAIL IRAIsM M f.. rsminssSn linton ms'@
Sa m.-westem Express for Esston, Scranton, 0rea
Bend Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg Pittsburgh and As
West with but change OF 10 Cincinnati Chicago
and bat two changes TO st. Louis.
IL n. TRAIN-For Esston Allentown, Msuch Chunks
Wikesbsrre, Willamspor, Readog P0tville, Harsburf
&c.
m-For EsstOn. Scranton. Great Bend, Bsthshsn.
Allentown Mauch Chunk. r...f
3d. m-For Someryille and Flemingon.
D. m-Ezpress train for the Oh Region and Erie, dssy
except Saturday. 49, 4. a
$50 y. m.-for Somerville. ...
I'd m.-For Somerville. -.
sp.m.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Esstoa A.
lentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West. r.
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsburshe cry
ELIZABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY. IA
Leave NewYork from foot Libertyst at 10 g. H. 4D p N.
Tickets for the West be obtained at the ofce Of the
Central Railroad Company foot Of Liberty b. h No.
Astor House. at Nos 526 and "a Broadway. and 1t th1
principal hotels. JOSIAH o. STEARNs supsrintendsns-
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

ROAD-On and sfser Monday Jan l. 1885 trains fos Al.
bsny and Troy connecting with Northern and Western rsin
will leave Eew.Yorh o. follows:
100 m via Hudson River Railroad Thirtieth.st- nd
Tenthaye connecting with trains for North and West
10 M via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
eru and Western trsns. -
IL a. M via Harlem Railroad Twenty sxthst and Fourth
ave- connecting with trains for North and West
3:45 D. m. Hudson River Railroad counecns Trcy
with train for Montreal, with seepinscars attached
AIS D. u. via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany wiA
Western trains and at Troy with T. and g. and T. and D.
roads for points North with sleepingesrs attached. 700
6p m via Hudson River Railroad slseping from Nsw-
York Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without ehsnse Ao
10 Montreal via Saratoga This train Sundays
10 M via Hudson River Railroad. with sleeping y
tsced connecting Albany and Troy with morning trssAs
''' "'''' WIN. H. VANDERBILT Vice Prssiasnt.i
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ERIE RAILwAY.--Tra leave Depot foOs

~ Of Chsmberst. via Psvonia Ferry;
Day Express, for CanAndsgua Rochester bunsa
Salamanca and West Connects BqaAo with Lske Shcss
and Crest Western Railway
$3.50 q m, Milk and Way Train, daily, 70 Odsvils
kirk, connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and 0rssa
Snm, Way Train, for Port Jervis and Nswbursa.
5p M Nigh. Express for CsnandaiguA Rochester Bafa
D. m lightning Express, daily for Csnsndssus Rochss
ter buffalo Salamanca, Dgnkirk and West Connsct, e
Salamanca with Atlantic and Crest Western Railway.
SIP. M Emsrant Train daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dan
~ ~ HUGH RIDDLE. 0en1 supt Nsw-Yerk.
Wn r BARE Gen1 Pass Agent, Newfork
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NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD.-Trsins lesvs
IN foot Corsndts for PHILADELPHIA Of 10 and II -
q n. II m and 6 p M and 10 midnisa; for BALrInoaD
and WASHINGTON ct and NJ o. M, and IL midnight.
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-EW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lass
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, lisa
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Yosn

Passenger Station in NswYox corner Twenty seventies
and Foufth-Gvs. Entfsncs on Twenty sevelah-ss
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Beard OF AIdermen.

Beard OF AIderme..
orO1 SPECIAL s1''r's-M0nd'y o s.S - i is
The Board met, pursuant 70 the following call: ,.,.
DAVID T. vALxsr1sr, esq. CLERK Of Ss com%os tcSnea
sIH loI are hereby requested notify the o. ne
Ss e. ZEN e ss IN :Pe .s:On IN s'
szoeoek NJ for the tsan,aeton OF such pubic business
V. H. GEDNEY. Alderman Seventh District.
IhAS y; L0EW Alcermsn TTeIita DISTRICT n;,.r,.
3. w. VAN vOORHIs, Alderman Seventh District
ROBERT MoGINNIs, Alderman sixteenth District
JOHN BRicE Alderman Eleventh District
w. ELY, Alderman Eighth District
BERNARD REILLY, Alderman Tenth District.
JOSEPH SHANNON, Alderman Sixth District.
JOHN MOORE, Alderman First District
ICNATIUS FLYNN, Alderman Fifth District.
Pfesent-JOhn BRcE esq President In the cna and the
Aldermen Moore Conan Norton Flynn Shannon, Gedney,
Ey hyers Reilly; Loew Mss'ersOn 'arnum obnen'
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
PETITIONS.
BY Alderman VAN VooRHIs-
Hundred and Thieh street to Harlem River for change Of
Which was referred to the Committee Roads, when
Petition Of orman Havand for permission to exhibit
usn.
Which referred to Committee on Streets when ap-
pointed
BY Alderman CONAN
~su Ia front Of premises corner Of and Resde streets
Whereupon the folio wing resolution was presented;
he'd construct vsu Ia Reade street and In Duane street 10
trout Of premises situated at the intersection Of .9id
streets such vault to extend six feet from the line OF the side
wax exceed n depth the vaults IN front OF the sd
Joining property, and TO be CONTRACTED .
pointed.
By Alderman RYERs-
Petition Of C. Wende for correction Of erroneous assess
Whereupou he presented the following resolutions:
Resord That the list for paving Third
fto Fy.sixth to Eighty with trap block
nt confirmed November g. 1865 be and the same s hereby
krrrcted the following particular viz That the OF
hundred and ninetyeght dollars and twenty-five cents
6Sl98 25) be and the hereby RENTED rata from
dots known Ward numbers tirtyhye Thirty Five and bali
and thirty in block number three hundred and seventy
loOr.
Which was laid over.
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conpc,msn sTAcox called up General Order 8, being Q
resolution Of Board Of Aldermen as follows: - -
Reored Thai the Clerk Of the Common Council be and he
smhsg The Common Council with suitable badse TO.
rther with the slaves Of Office stationery maps. and such
booL, AZ NAV be necessary TO aid them In the discharge Of
Councilman KsIIOee moved 70 amend s.id resolution By
Councilman MAcxAr moved % further amend By striking
msnt By adding tho words sl'o ths usual stationery"
The then put the question the amendment
proposed 6y Councilman Mscfsy.
Which was los, By The fol ,nso y % r.r.
N.ssti,.ccqnsl%eu Keenan,; Il Long s,sso% Flynn.
Roster W.s Keseh Green, Tyns Haorsn Roberts, Het-
The ssT then pu, the question the amendment Of
Councilman Kellogg .- n. Cd. a.. f.r
Which was lost.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Keenan,, Long. staeom, Flynn,
ko.er Wst.s Keech. Green, Mseksy, Thomas, HAlOrzn
Sssstiye-coancilnsn White KsllOsz TING and Pull
Councilman Kxscu called up General Order ls, being
%td' i% ca he xs
1.-TWO and inserting In heu thereof the word fouf making
t,er hour The time for the Of the
The PsnrpxsT put the question whether the Board would
agree with sad motion and "" decided h the Affirmative
Observation-Disclosures Keensn, Long, etaeom OBhen
Brinimar, Watts. Ksech. White. Maoksy Kellogg HslOfan
Roberts and Pullmann-l1.
Negative flynn, Robinson, Kenny, Costello
Harnsn Kosisr, Green, TypG Thomss hsttriei and I'm
lsy-iL t
Councilman sTioor called up oensn Order being
''n''' CO.. = ''Ae" AN ORDINANCE
czHArrse AZ Isssscron o. Cry RAnEoADs II III. Crri
sEcrIos There shall be officer In the Street Depart
hall be called the Of City Rairosds o.
the City Of NswYork whose duty shall be TO see ths .n
coaasv saS ,Ss u, cs@psnis. Sssp "a COED repair and
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14
BRTTAI. MURDER.
From the West Tennessee whie.l

from the West Tennessee Whigl
We have Just learned, from a gentleman
acquainted with all the facts, the particulars
Of a horrible murder, perpetrated by ne
gro man, in this county, on the person of
his own wife The unnatural deed was com
mitted more than three weeks ago near Pin
son station but was not discovered until
last Monday.
The negro, with his wife, and children,
had been living in that neighborhood for
some time, and was known by the citizens
not to live hamoniously with his wife. He
accused her of mistreating the children, and
determined on a separation. lie started of,
taking The children with him. The mother
followed, declaring that she had rather die
than be separated from her children lie
led the little ones into a deep hollow, know
inc that the devoted mother would follow,
and then turned upon her and killed her.
Two weeks and more passed before sus-
picion was aroused, when search was made,
and the bones of the murdered women were
discovered, all disconnected and scattered
over a considerable space. The skull eN-
hibited marks of violence; the right side
showed a large hole, and the left side was
cracked several inches, while the lower jaw
was badly fractured.
The negro had been arrested before this
discovery vas made, and denied having
committed the deed and, even after being
told that the bones Of his murdered wife had
been found. he declared his innocence and
dehed any one to prove his guilt. This muir
Aerous wretch was SO ignorant that he he
lievcd il required oocular evidence to fix his
guilt-circumstantial proof was a new reve-
lation to him. lie finally Acknowledged
committing the horrible crime, and Is now
lodged in the Trenton Jail to await his trial.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14
Louisville Chancery Court.
STATE OF TENNEssEE-Jackson County.

Ezekiel Carnehan, Administrator of the Estate OF
Reuben Price, deceased,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14
DOCTOR WHITTIER,

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
~ his Diploma which hangs in his Office will
show, has made ChrORic Diseases the study Of has
lVe, and has Unisn-wlde reputation. having
been longer located in 81. Louis than any Other
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been Of private ma
ture SBphilis, Goaorrhed, Gledt Structure ali
UriHGrg Diseases SVphilitie orMerctridl affections
Of The Throdt, Ska Bones; Orchitis, Hernia Or
Rupture; also, the effects of a SOLITARY Habit,
runous TO Body and Mind. producing blotches,
debility, impoteHcy, dizziness, dimRess If sight,
fusion Of ideas eUti JorebOeiHG, 0UerssR 10 society.
loss 81 memory 10edkJIess de-. not all these in any
case, but all occurring frequently in various
eases
AS- Accommodations ample. charges moderate.
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at
office, free. Nest cases can be properly treated
t1ithOUf iHtervielg, and medicines, secure from
observation. sent by mail or express. No him
drance to business iii most cases.
Address Box 1902, St. Louis, Mo.
HOurs-S A. NJ. to 8P. NJ. Office permanently
located at No. 65 st. Charles street. between Sixth
and Seventh, one square south of Lildell Hotel
a retired spot in the centre of the city.
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the dcoommO-
ddiOH Of such patients require personal attention.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14

GETTING Up THE FACE AND EYES.-The
English papers contain this advertisement
Miss TALBOT, 80 years lady's maid in the
highest circles Of England, Paris and Spain,
will forward full directions in the new and
beautiful art of getting up the face and eyes
in the most brilliant STYLE with other re-
ceipts for the toilette standing unrivalled.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14
A CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business. HUGH MCCREA u Co.,
who continue the Commission business at our
stand, No. 2S South Market Street.
Our own office is No. % College Street, where
we hope all parties who are indebted to as will at
once call and pay their accounts now due. and all
parties who have any claims against us will pre-
sent them for payment, as we wish to close up
our business at an early day.
ianl3-tf A. HAMILTON & Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14
InsOlNent Notice.


I W WuIdIcstOn, AdmlnlstrntOr, o. lIIlam
Lofts, deceased.
WHEREAS. J. W. HQDDLEsTON, ADMIN.
,bs insolveucy Of the estate of William Lofts de-
ceased. I therefore order that publication be
made in the Union and American newspaper
ncssi, ~ weeks and also at the Court House door
in INC town Of Centreyille, by advertisement, re-
quest,ng ELL persons having claims against sad
Court of Hickman county. legally authenticated.
,had a pro rata settlement mag be had on or be-
fore the 2h DAY q ye'GSe5 neat, or thsS wil Dc
10Th 1866. -. NH. fOShEII, Slerk.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-14

An OPINION ABOUT FIGHTING.-The fol
lowing incident given in Gen. D. H. HILL's
new magazine, "The Land We Lore" tells
a truth to which many can testify:
A general officer riding alone two days
after the retreat of Burnside, stopped to
warm at fire where group of Cobb's bri-
gade, which had defended the stonewall, was
lying down in all the listlessness of the dGdl-
don after fight. The officer had on a COM
mon soldiers overcoat, and was welcomed as
a cavalryman to the fireside. A country lad,
a farmer boy at home, gave hIm graphic
description of the fierce assault and and ter
rible repulse, in his own simple style, end
ing his narrative with his ingenious COM
ments upon fighting in general. 81 have
hearn men say that they were spilin for
fight, but / never did spile for fight.
Stranger, I've been in every fight with my
regiment, but never did like fighting. But
when we was killing them Yankees so purity
behind that are wall, and they wasn't hurt
ing us, / was rale sorry to see 'em run. And
| tell you, Mr.. Smart's man, that was the
only time ever did like fighting"
Mr.. Stuart's man thanked him for his mar
rative, mounted and rode on, rejecting upon
certain furious war speeches he had heard
from men whose warlike exploits in the field
had not yet become the theme of poetry and
of song.