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CONNECTION.

IN extract from the speech Of Hon. WIN
d. KELLY, NJ C., from Pennsylvania.
with few lines of comment on the part of
the Atlanta Nor Era, having been clipped by
us from that paper and seEt to the compost
tor.without credit appeared in our columns
as original matter At this our cotempo-
rary complains. We regret the oversight,
but must confess our surprise that 50 excel
lent paper as the N5r Erd should feel ag-
gneved at so small matter. Il is one Of
our most valuable exchanges, and is not
likely 10 suffer for want of credit for So I'M
important a paragraph.
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WIN. II. WISENER, Chairman
JOS. II. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
iulyG-2t b d.
Commission and General
Agency Business.
By Broadway. New York.

THE UNDERSIGNED EMBRACES THIS
i method of informing his friends that he has
returned to the city of New York, and resumed
the Commission and General Agency Business
and offers his services to such as may require the
assistance of an Agent in either procuring Mer-
chandlZe or dlSpOSlng Of such products as they
may have for sale. His long familiarity with
goods in almost all departments Of trade, and his
extensive acquaintance with business men, quail
hes him for making purchases upon NEST adYan-
tageOUs terms, enabling him, not unfrequenty to
buy upon better terms for his customers than they
could for themselves. If they were here in person
He will not only select partial or Entire Stocks Of
Goods for Country Merchants. but will purchase
and ship Pianos, Sewing Machines, Carriages
Furniture, and Machinery Of all kinds, Medicines
Books, whatever else the necessities of Planters
Physicians. Lawyers Tradesmen, or others. may
require from the great center and cntrepOt of bu-
siness and commerce.
1t may not be amiSS to say, in this connection,
that credits are now more circumscrbed than be-
fore the war-fOur months being now the outer
limit while for many kinds of what are denOmI-
mated Staple Goods, Net Cash Prices prevail.
Where purchasers may wish to procure goods on
time, or part on credit and part for cash, their
memorandums should be accompanied with pro-
per testimonials As to sOlvCncy and punctualIty,
unless their credit Is well established IN this mar
ket.
My charge for purchasing goods, or for selling
Cotton. Tobacco, other produce, Is two and
One-haf per cent. | take the liberty of referring
to the aforementioned gentlemen, for many of
whom l have had the pleasure of transacting
business:
REFERENCEs.-IIon. n. S. Brown, and Rev. J.
b. McFerrin, Nashyille Hon. A. Wright, Mem
phis: Thos. Martin, Esd. Pulaski, Tenn; Hon. A.
o. p. Nicholson, Columbia, Tenn; Hon. r. l..
Caruthers, Lebanon, Tenn; Hon. q. W. Jones,
Fayetteville, Tenn; Hon. E. A. keeble, Murfrees-
borO, Tenn; J. NJ. Parker. Esq, Jackson, Tenn;
Col W. f. DOwd, Aberdeen, Miss Col. James
Brown, Oxford Miss. Hon. A. r. johnson, Ray
mond, Miss; Col. II. w. Walter, Holly Springs,
Miss; VIM. ii. Allen, ESQ., Jackson, Miss; ChaS.
W. Martin, Esq, Pontotoc, Miss. Major j. ii.
Turner Columbus, Miss.
iuy6 ASTON 3. ESTES.
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CORONA.
4 FEMALE SCHOOL OF THE HIGH
EST GRADE,
LEBANON. TENNESSEE.

A THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
"A giate Course in Bellies ettrcs, Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Physical Sci
ences Music and Ornamental Branches.
Faculty experienced and Southern born, except
cept the Professor Of Modern Languages, who Is
a German.
Tuition in Collegiate Department from So to
s27. Music So. Vocal Lessons, separately, SO
Boarding s. per week. Oue-half of all expenses
In advance. Next Term opens September Sd.
Orphan children of worthy and necessitOus Con
federate soldiers will be taken at two-thirds the
above rates,
Any daily newspaper publishing the above adj
vertisement for six months will be entitled TO
send an orphan child of any necessitOus COnfed-
crate soldier, who died in the service. upon GER
tifcate Of q commissioned officer Of his company
or regiment &c the fact, at half the usual rates,
Papers containing advertisements aud all com
municatiOns desiring information, to be directed
to ID. G. KELLEY,
june3j-2m Lebanon, Tenn.
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THE chains and iron work Of the Char
lotte and Columbia Railroad bridge, over
the Catawba River South Carolina, are
made from the muskets, bayonets, SHE'LL &c,
picked up on Virginia battle-felds and
which were stored in the Confederate armo-
ry at Richmond when that building was
burnt, at the time Of the evacuation. The iron
was bought by Messrs. JOSEPH +. AMBER
son q Co, of the 1redegar Iron Works as
scrap iron, and by them worked into cables,
&c, to ill an order for this bridge.
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Jusr listen how New Orleans reporter
runs on: We have now the watermelon.
the musk-melon, the cantelope, the orange
the peach, the plum and the liz. all grown
beneath our own genial sky. OF the tropi-
cal traits, You viii find in the markets the
mango, the banana, the pineapple and the
plautaini also, the lime and the lemon.
These fruits are all delicious, and, we might.
add, as expensive as delicious. We can
easily enough understand how and why
they are delicious but can not comprehend
how and why they are so costly. They
seem 10 be as profuse as the mamma which Of
old came down from heaven"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06

TIE frantic vehemence with which the
Tribune and other Radical journals denounce
and decry the Conservative call for a Ma
tional Convention, proves that it touches
their party more nearly than we had reason
to hope. Their daily outpouring OF wrath
ful denunciatiou since the call, would be
quite needless, if they did not consider the
movement fraught with danger TO their
,,.rsy-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06

THE Committee on Textbooks, etc, of
the Board of Trustees of the Cincinnati Com
mon Schools has recommended that the
study of the French or metrical system of
weights and measures be Immediately intro
duced into the curriculum. The recon-
mendation is based upon the following rea-
Sons, the somdness of which cannot be dis
puted:
!. The metrical system is the only uni
form and complete system which conforms
to the decimal system of notation now in
common use among all civilized nations.
, Ii is the only uniform and consistent
system which has received legal sanction in
any nation and further, the only system
which, after having been adopted by one
nation, has been received into governmental
use with prospect of early and exclusive
adoption by nations Of equal or superior
rank and importance
3. 1t is the only system which has re-
ceived the general approval Of scientific men
as a common scientific standard.
4. 1t has received the approval of our
own Government which is about to take
measures for the diffusion of information in
regard to it, and for its adoption in govern
ment offices as far as practicable.
1. IL promises TO become the standard of
the commercial world; it may not be in our
day, but will almost surely be in the days of
orr children
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on oUTsEpE PAaEs.

FIRST PAoE-Mr. DAyIs'a Account Of his cap
ture--Thc New party-The European War
Health Of Mr.. DAVIS.
F0Uuru PAoE.--Thc Nicksburg and Atlanta
Campaigns Testimonial to Capt. N. F. NANNY
ThcOld Mans Dead. Stranger.
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METCALF 4 MCMILLAN.

TNsOLVENT NOTTGE--WHEREAE. TROY
II s. BROOM. Administrator Of the Estate q
WiiliAm y. Gle, deeease5. has this day EuEEested
10 the Clerk Of the County Court q Hickman
County, Tennessee, the insolvency Of saiG Estate.
All persons, therefore. having claims AGAINST sad
Estate. are hereby notified % hle them with the
said Clerk Of the County Court 81 said county
legally authenticated on or before the 4th day Of
September next OF thg1' win Be forever barred.
junel-Wats T. 8. BROOM. AdRr.
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THE certificate Of Governor MoRroN's
physician that his disease is moral" one.
published in the Republican papers Of Indi-
annapolis, has not changed public opinion in
the matter.
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CITY LAWS.

"A Laws of the Corporation of Nashville That
hereafter the Clerk of the County Court Of Da-
wilson county shall have no authority to perform
the duties prescribed in Section 8 of Revenue
Laws but il shall be the duty of the Recorder and
he is hereby authorized to issue licenses and take
bonds as prescribed by said section instead of the
Clerk of said Court.
Passed both Boards on June %, 1866.
W.MATT. BROWN,
iulv4-lw d. C.. Mayor
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kIpNAPPINa oF FREEnNEN.-A corres-

pendent ef the Mobile Tribune says:
I believe that very many negroes have
been run over TO Cuba and sold since the
war ended, and l am very anxious to find
out who have been most implicated in the
dirty business-Northern or Southern men.
Il is question worth asking, and If ! can,
] am going % get an answer % ID.
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ILLINOIS is bigger than New England and
New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, be-
Edes-the latter States having altogether an
area Of 54,SS6 square miles, while Illinois
has SIS 405
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TONsORIAL SALOON.
FRANK PARISH,

THE OLD ESTABLISHED AND EVER RE
/ LIABLE BARBER and Hair Dresser, has
the honor to inform his many friends and the
public that his Shaving and Hair Dressing Sa-
loon, next door to the New Express Building, and
opposite the Masonic Temple. still remains open
for their custom. His BARRIERS are expert in their
business, attentive and polite. and always fully
up to the latest styles and fashions in their line.
He sOlicits q call from all old and new friends,
promising TO all full satisfaction.
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A LARGE alligator was captured near No
bile, taken to the city, and is now the pet Of
the public.
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TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE BUILD
y ING OF JAIL AT SHELBYNILLE,
Tenn. viii be received until ?. NJ, on Saturday,
the Dist of July inst The building is to be erected
according to the plan and specifications made out
By Wilett, Kiddcll Il Co., Architects, at Nash
Vile, Tenn, and is to be built Of stone. A copy
of the specifications can be seen at tho Office Of
Jos. II. Thompson, Shelbyville, Tenn, and the
entire plan aud specifications will be found at the
Office of the above named architects Payments
to the amount of seven thousand five hundred
dollars will be made monthly the work pro-
crosses, upon the certificate of the architect that
the work Is being done according to contract, pay
ing - per cent on the monthly estimates, until
the work is done and the residue when the work
Is completed upon the architects certificate that
il Is completed according to contract IN bonds Of
the county. having twelve months to run, and
bearing interest from date, at six per cent. per
annum. The work to be done by the first day Of
January. 1867. Bond and approved security will
be required of the contractor for the faithful per
Torrance of his duties.
The Building Committee reserve to themselves
the right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be addressed to W. il. Wisener,
Jr., Chairman Of the Building Committee at Shell
byville
Any further particulars can be obtained by con-
sulting the architects, by addressing either Of
the undersigned.
WIN II WTSENER Chairman
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06

NICroR HUGO is engaged on a new novel
with the novel title of "No. g."
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CLAIMING RICHARDS, Of Ohio; supersedes Re
corder CRrfsHroN on the Police Bench Of Mem
phis. under the operations Of the Metropolitan
Police bill
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06

GENERAL BAILFY, who saved PoRrER's
fleet by damming the Red river, hiss settled
in Missouri and gone to stock raising.
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Retail Depot North End Markethouse
THE SEWANEE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

A T WINCHESTER. Franklin county. Teunes-
"A see. IS now in full operation, and Offers the
youth Of the South peculiar facilities for acquir-
ing a thorough English Classical. or Business eiu-
cation.
WrEcHEsTER Is ten miles from University Place
on the Sawanee Mountain plateau. and IS one Of
the most healthful places in the Stale.
BoAno can be had "a the best private families. at
SIS 10 $50 per month
TuITIox varies from IS to SIS per quarter
according % advancement
CoulfUsGcA rIoSs may be addressed 10 the Rec
tor the Rev. r. l. KNIGHT. ID. D.. az Winchester
or the President Of the Trustees. 6Eo. r. FAtR-
BANKS. Esq., AZ Nashville. tennessee.
c. 7. QUINTARD.
Bishop Of Tehnessee
iuncl6-dlw-w3m
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NOTICE.
IMPORTATION WANTED.

I DESIRE TO ASCERTAIN THE NAME OF
i the party who buried man in the Old City
Cemetery, on the headbOard of whose grave is the
following inscription: ALLEN, lst Alabama
Cavalry, c. S. A" Any person who can give the
information desired will greatly oblige his brother
july6-lw@ &. A. ALLEN.
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NOTICE.
$. s. RIDDLEBERGER

WOULD INFORM HIS OLD FRIENDS
w and patrons that since Greenbacks have be-
come so scarce he will furnish a GOOD AND
REGULAR DINNER, every day, from IL to 3
o'clock, at the low price Of
FIFTY CENTS.
Call around friends and see me, as in days gone
by. Very respectfully,
july4 5. S. RIDDLEBER&ER.
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WON'T DO EITHER {!
500 LabOrers Wanted,

ON THE LINE or THE NASHVILLE AND
" NORTHWESTEKN RAILROAD between
Johns0nville Tenn. and Hickman. Kentucky.
Also. Masonr stone-cuttcrs. W0od-choppers,
Carpenters. and men acquainted with building and
raising trestle work.
The country through which this road runs g.
high and healthy. Good pay and steady employ
Apply Al the CONTRACTORS OFFICE John
son vile. Tenn.
Free Transportation furnished from Nashville 40
Johuf0nyiae. upon application al the superin-
tendant's Once Of the Nashville and Eorfhwcrt-
jaly5 METCALF 4 MCMILLAN.
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LiabilitieS.

/. EDGAR SONES. Cashier Third National
Bank Of Nashville. do solemnly swear thar nc
above statement IL true % The best q ny Ano"i-
edge and belief EDGAR JONES.
Cashier.
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ASTON B. ESTE;
FOR RENT

TTIHE ROCK CITY SALOON, NO. NORTH
i Cherry street. Apply to
julyi-3t CHAS. MARTIN & co.
d. B. G.. PAT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Cairo

UlHE FINE STEAMER TYRONE. Captain
i HARMON, WASH. WEAVER, Clerk, will leave
for above and intermediate ports THIS MORN
ING, (Eriday) at 10 o'clock
For Freight or Passage. apply on board or to
CORBETT & BOYD Agents.
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WANTED.

IN OOO LBS. WOOL, WASHED AND
~, OUO Unwashed, without Burrs.
Apply to HUGH, MCCREA Il co.
jUly6-lm lBl
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

oAA4E VI Tenn hhoEEs
County o. Davidson. ~
Sworn 10 ma snbseribed before me, JIly %,
1886. lL.al A. c. NOkYkLis
iuIyf-rf Notary Pebble
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COTTON PLANTERS CONVENTION.

" IIlII.N7I III.I7IN LII NIIlITT ITIIIl
JOHN ALEX. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-09

ELEcTToS OF PRESIDENT or THE ORASsE AID
ALEXAyDRIA RAILROAD An election was held
In Alexandria on yesterday by the stockhoH,
ers of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company for the purpose of electing Presl
dent. J. 5. Barbour, Esq, was the successful
candidate That gentleman had filled the
nosition for many years before the war, and
his reelection is proof Of the firm faith OF
the stockholders In his ability and business
energy -UaSlington Chronicle, sM.
J. $. Barbour was elected by 80 majority
his opponent, Judge w. J. Robertson, OF
Albemarle, receiving j,Sl4 votes, and Mr.. Bar
bour 6, $40. The vote OF the State and corpo-
ration of Alexandria were cast for Judge
Robertson. The old Board of Directors was
reelected .-dLeuadrid Gazette, IN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-09

THE ALEXANDRIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The municipal contest i'll hlexandTla, w.
Yesterday resulted in the election of the candI-
dates nominated at the primary election held on
Friday last by majorites of from two to three
hundred. The following are the names OF
those elected Mr.. Hugh Latham, Mayor
Mr.. English Auditor; Mr.. Shinn, Gauger
Mr., Coleman Measurer of Wood Mr.. Fadely,
Superintendent of Police; Mr.. Fossett. Col.
lector of the Northern District; Mr.. Wesley
Avery, Collector of the Southern District; Mr.
ID. L. Smoot, Corporation Attorney; Mr.
Thomas Wilmington, Clerk OF the Market
Mr.. Webster, Superintendent of Fire Depart
ment; Mr.. Charles II. Mcknight, SupFin'
tendent of Gas Mr.. A. n. Hurdle, City Sur
veyor ; Messrs. Rudd and Clayton, Collectors
and William IL. Mcknight and Mr.. Vincent
Lumber Dealers. - Washington Star, IN.
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A Radicals Description Of the President-Hi
Great Power and Ability Conceded.

A Radicals Description Of the President-His
Great Power and Ability Conceded.
The Hon. John ID. Baldwin, member OF
Congress from Massachusetts, writes this
description of Andrew Johnson and his late
speech Baldwin is of the Sumner Stevens
stripe in politics:
Il "What the President said is before
the country How he said ii, my poor words
NAV fail 10 tell. For the first time stooa
near and looked closely on the man. IN the
course of an eventful life ! have seen many
mon of wilful power and force, but never
before have looked on one so thorough ySem
bodying the evil spirit of revolution. 1t VIII
not do to underrate Mr.. Johnson. lie is terri
bly in earnest, and, withal, most VindlctlVely
COOL A thoroughly paced denagogue, ~ ne
inconsequential logic, his egotism, his repeu-
tons, his thorough belief in himself, ana MS
popularity, are all elements OF strength when
he faces such assemblages rs were aFrayed
about him yesterday. Andrew Johnson l. aii
able man-how able never realized till yes
terday. All results are involved III MS poHcy'
Had he Il Cabinet as able and as desperate, me
dire results which the near future would
bring could hardly be named now, Mesiah,'
on the verge OF a fierce strife, TO meet winch
the country should gather its strength aud giro
ND its loinS. This man is no weak Buchanan,
and he means to crush Congress or be crushed
90 Mr.. Johnson is Il man OF StalWart moulu.
lust above middle stature, lie is so broad
sbouIdercd. firm set and deep chestcd, rs
almost to seem below it. He has large head.
1t is u compact home for his fiery will and
brain His face is marked, strong oval out
line, powerful under jaw well defined but
rather sharp chin; wide, straight mouth,
full flexible lips, skin coarse Ill texture nut
firm. complexion swarthy hair coarse black,
streaked with grey, nose small at the root,
but full and large at the nostrils, which en-
pand and lift rs he speaks, broad roomy iore-
head beetling bushy eyebrows, beneath which
are n pair of the coolest, hazel grey eyes l ever
saw in human head; these ar" the outlines
of Andrew Johnson.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TION OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY,
DWELLING HOUSE. AND UNIMPR0yED PRO.
PERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
the CIRCUIT Court Of the city OF Richmond, pro-
nounced on the I'd July, $780, affirmed by the Court
Of Appeals, and Of decree OF the said Cirent
the first STYLED Leftwich and wife rs. Shetons ex-
ecutrx and others the second, Brummel rs. Left.
witch and others and the third, Leftwich and
others rs Royster and others. The undersigned
FRIDAY, the 23d day Of March, 1865, at II O'clock
premises, to the highest bidder, the following real
estate embraced in deed from A IL. l. Royster to
thereof, as will satisfy the purpose of the said de-
crees, npon the terms prescribed by said DEGREES
to wit for cash as to one-third of the proceeds II
sale, and upon credits "a. 10 the residue OF six
twelve, and eighteen months, in equal instalments
bearing interest from the day OF sale. the purcha
scrs executing negotiable notes for the credit in
stalments and the title to be retained until con-
yeyance is directed by the court. The taxes for
Il" LIST: The VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on the
southwest corner Of Grace and Twenty seventh
street on Chnr:h Hill, one hundred and thirty two
by one hundred and siXty-fys feet, upon which
there is large brick dwelling house and other
buildings, now I'm the occupancy OF the family of
A L. Royster, deceased
End. The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on
streets, sixty five by one hundred and thirty-two
feet. ~
| 3rd One LOT on the south side OF Franklin
street between Twenty and Twenty sixth
streets, fronting on FRANKLIN street thirty.three
feet and running back one hundred and fifty feet
| to al alley.
ith. one LOT on Franklin street, adjoining the
above, thirty-tbree by one hundred and sixty five
| feet.
| 9Th TWENTY LOTS in the plan Of Mount Erin,
in Uenrico county, Nos. TO ~ being the same lots
conveyed 10 \. J.. Register by William Christian
POwHATAN ROBERTS, lc,o,,;s.ton.,.
| WILLIAM w. CRUMP, }s'i'i'o"''>'
Sale 10 be conducted by
HARRISON, GopDIS x APPERsos.
NH 3-tds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


MERCHANT TAI j. RS,
No ! EXCHANGE BUILDING, FOURTEENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va,
have just received, AMI would respectfully ask at
teutiun to, their new and wcl-setected stock "i
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE>, and FESflNGo ot the
latest French and English tmportati"rS, suitable
for spring and summer wear. Also, WHITE and
Fancy LINEN DRILLS aud MARSEILLES. We
keep constantly ON hand SHIRTS and COLLARS OF
the best make, We have preserved tie measures
of all our customers and are therefore prepared to
fiji their orders by letter, promising the best care
and attention in making suitable selections.
NH s-"w