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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
Eie peteaewalt Dee praGoenten.

Sin eefer erfubt uns um cine Grflds
run9 oes Wortes ,,Seto." Seto III Gin
ldteiniides 9Sort unp beoeutet SD
perbiete." Die 8eto. @epalt oes Drdfi.
oenten 1T oiefeniee gefuenib oeifelben.
bic 2(usfiibrun8 ireeno eines pom Gons
9reiie pafiirten @efeees unter plhen
umifdnoen Su perbinoern. Sin ieoes
8efeb mub, sbe es in Rroft treten Fam,
BON be oe n Sduisrn oes 9on9renes
aneenommen woroen fcin. ST Dies 9e=
fbeben, 70 rpiro raGelbe Dem Yrd fioenten
3ur unterfbrift uno 3efdtieun9 poree.
leet. Grfolat oiefe 8efdti9un9, 70 tritt
oamit oas 8eiee in &raft. Weieert fidb
Der prdiibent ober. elm foldes ibm por9es
le8tes 9efeb au betfdti9en. 70 ioet man
,,er babe oaf1elbe NIT feinern 8eto be-
leet." Sn oiefem Sall muB Der prdiioent
oas betreffenoe @e1eb an oasieni9e 9aus
oes Gon9rehes 3urGdfbiden, in Dem es
uripriin9lib entitanben mar, beeleitet
BON einem Sbreiben, tporin ct Die @riinoe
an9bt, rparum er oemfelben feline Se>
ffdti9un9 perfa9t. - Oiefes Sbreiben
nennt man 8eto.8otfbaft" bes grdiis
oenten. Dierauf miro in Dem betrsfen.
Den 9aufe oes @onsrehes nobmals iber
oas 9efes ab9sifimmt. @r9ibt iib cine
Webrbeit BON 3,pei Oritteln n aller
anrpeienoen Mitelieoer fir oahelbe, 70
miro es Dem anoern 3tpei9e css @onere fee
ja9efbift uno wenn es bier ebsnfaus nit
mel Orittel Webrbeit aneenOms
men miro, 70 tritt es. trce oes Seto's res
prd lioenten, in &raft.- Stimmen oa8e=
gen in enem Der beicen 6duler weni9er
mie 3rpei Srittel aler ampeienoen Nilt-
9lIeeer fur oas Seies, 70 1T es oamit
perporfeu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
DER tl1en fbenbanoel nadb ocm 5hoen

Ser I1entbenbanoel nad3 ocm Suoen
Son einem Germ Ioclpb @ielano in
ytep Srleans 1T uns poriee Wode Elm
Srlef 3u9efeuoet poroen, in pebem mir
orin9eno eriubt weroen, ocb ia Qlles su
tbun. mas in unirer Madt ftsbe, Inn Dem
fbeubliben Weni ibenbancet. Der 9eoens
pdrti9 nit armen Oeutftben in oen iio.
liben Staaten 9etrieben ipiro, Ginbalt
5u tbun. ,...
Qus oemfstben 9sbt berpor, oab bic
gSarnun9en oer Gep Orleans 0euti6en
8eieaiboft fomobl, ale Ole Wabnun9en
Der oeutiben preife oes Noroens bieber
nibt i'm Stanoe paren. oielem unwelen
ju ffeuern.
@rft am 2l. Sebruar B. S., 70 berbtet
unier @ema brsmann, lanoeren mieoer
IT'S FOLDER un9lddliben in Rsn Sr-
leans BON Dem Sompfsr Mifouri, mcpon
SO Wann in elmer Sfflee Der ;reitsn
StraBe Tin philadelphia oosr New Yorf y
en9a9irt ooer ribtieer 9ela9t in Die Sfla:
oersi uerfauft noroen paren.
Serr gSielano nil feinem OcutIhrn,
Der Qrbeit iubt, abrotben, nab New Sr:
leans 5u fommen, aber er Darnt auf 6
Glnorinsll6ffe oa9e9en, flb in Nem
Dolf ooer philadelphia ouf oen Hbfblub
elnes eontroftes ein5ulofen. Ner oae
tbue, Ger Weroe itd)er belOWinoelt.
2Sir fonnen nibts Deiter tDun, ols
notmals unfere oeutiben 9aneeleute ,u
iparnen. 9Souen lie ouf teinen 9uten
Hatb boren uno ourbaus in e unolud
rennen, 70 boben mir weni9ffens unIere
Sbulol9feit 9etban. Qm Tct;lpfel
fonnen. mir ite unmoslih surut bllttn,
uno lper nibt boren mill mub tublen
Oas It cine alte 0esel. l.-pbil. s. preb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
Gie Qufrc9una mcacn oer Senior
i'm 0euaco

81 cntrrol, 9. 81 6l3. Gem Iufostct
fur 10000 Mon 81 llijsn on Wutmcd
bcno nmce nit olcbm Gnttl fiaemue
ScI9e oeleliist uno on Scnne f flGb
snaen pcn anen Ssittn Seed ridt ein,
3 nie quota fin oetlpsn Sienft fsten
Nu3entll eleite ieisn.
Ss unterliest tsinem 3peifel, co bin:
men "a Stunoen cine orei bis pierfacbe
lnsabl Wanni6aften 9efteqt weroen
fOnnten.
Die ennae biefiee Sreiwillise @a6t
patrouillirte Die 9anSe Nadt uno ifarfe
9Slbtpcifen ffanoen Dor oen Seu9bdu=
firn Uue Sorfsbrun9en nurocn eetl of
fen, um oeaen einem ucberfaa Ger Senier
9slhdtt 5u iein.
Soronto, 9 WGr,. Ser ,,@lobe"
bat einsn SsrldDt, oa6 Die Senier am
ct. patrifsta9 III. Mdrs) nab Cana.
oa tormen pouen an9eblib, um an
offentlid,en um3 iioen Der irii6en Sfpclz
feruna : il ju nebmen. Oabei mollen
lIe unrube anitiifen, UNI Die Qufmerfs
iamfeit uon anoern Yunften ab3u,ieben,
no an oieiem Sloe bewafaete @mfdue
9emabt percen iouen.
Nem Yorf,9 MGr3. Die @orlo
iast, oaB bic @rpebitionen Der Senier
eesen CANADA iib in Detroit, 3c6effer,
Sscensbure uno pla!tsbure periammeln
percen, um BON oa sesen Sorouto uno
Montreal su operiren. Sn Ycrtlano,
We., foqen Die See Grpeoitionen aeaen
Jtew Srunspif uno ytopa Gcotia aus:
9eriiiftt perosn. Sen. Smeenep, Der
oas 8anse leitet. bofft bic gum l. Gpril
(sin febr beseidbnenosr Tae) finfsebn
MilIionen 2baler Sur 2ispciticn gu
b1ben. pomit er cine Qrmee BON $4,000
Monn fir einen Mcnrt unterbalten 3u
f0nnrn 9eoenft. Sn @bitaao babrn Die
8enier, pie es beibt. bersits Seadfabr=
seu9e uno 3 Oampfer, in Buffalo itno
lie i'm Se9rlff. welbe 3u faufen uno in
Sop Sitp, Mlhi9an Gup uno @leuelano
peroen 6abr5eu9e fir iie ousetrdifet &c.
Der Selojuesplan liebt iebr abentbeuz
erllb aus. uno miro ibrperlib, pie ans
seseben, 3ur 1uefdbrun9 fommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
Hie repnbliFanifbe prsHs Don Jllineis
uno oas Defo.

Die Heoatteure oer rrpublifonifhen
3eitun9en i'm Staate SlIinois baben
firBlib in peoria cine Gonpention ae ball
ten uno wie Die uDsutfbe Seituns"
beridtet, fol9enoe SeibldiTe bs3d9lib
oes Seto's 8efaBt:
nSefblofen. oab mir, bic republifani=
lben Goitoren oes Staates S(linois, in
1nbetrabt oes firjlldben 1ltes oes prd=
fioenten Ger Ser. Gtaaten, betreifeno
ole 8etcbsleeun9 Der Sreeomen's Su=
reau Sia-einer Mobrs9el, Die nur fir
lolbe Difrifte bsffimn it, no Die giuil.
rebte Der ,,Sreeomen" init Sdben 9etre=
ten uno Die Sreibeits9eieee fir cine
Nuu erfIdrt puroen; cine Wabreeel,
oeren Seffmmun9en buman, rpobltbdti9
uno 9ercbt ftno uno pelbe bur1 mebr
ale elmer 3rpeiorittel=Wa ioritGt beioer
6duier oss Gonsrsfes paiiirt muroe uno
Ole unaetbeilte rnterffiBuna feoes pa bi en-
republifanif1en Witelleoes ceiielben er.
blelt- blcrourb uniere ffrenaite Mibbil.
li9una beia9ten Setos ausipre6sn uno
mir Den 9eilt ueroammen, in fpelbem Der
prdfioent oen lopalsn Sreunoen .uno
unterifdsern oiefer Re9ierune Den Rdd
en- eeeebrt uno iib oen Rebellen uno Cop.
perbeaos anibliebt, oeren ein,ieer 3ned
mar un B NJ o6 i 4. oi Republican
libe Sorm Der &eeisruns umsuitdr;eu
uno Die Sreibeit 3u 5erff0ren;
uOae mir, Die lopalen uno treutn
Gonsrebnitelieoer, bsfonoers bic Sena-
loren uno Reprd entanten BON Suinoie
pe9en ibrer trdftieen uno unermIoliben
Sertbeioi9un9 Der Sreibeitsprln3ipien
uno ibrer 1ufrtbterbaltune Der Wens
lbenrebte beelddwdniben uno bab mir
ibnen Die berslidtte unterffdsuns unc
oen Seifaa Ger Iopalen eoitoren por
Suinois suiibern.
uOaB einem tapfsrn uno ercBmdtbiaer
Solfe nibt anifebt, nab Sluitrirune Be,
9ldn5snoffen Sldtter in Der @eIbibtt
oes naticnalen Sortfbrittes, in BEN
Momente feinsr b06ffen Grrunaenfbafl
einen Sbritt rddwdrts su tbun uno oat
bette @ere zines Sabrbuneerte, beibrdntI
auf bic furse Dausr BON bier blutiser
Sabren, 3u 5erfforen."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
(Gingelaubt.)
NSW9sfunptI
Elm Remnant 81 Glymer's platform.

Elm Remnant 81 Glymet's Platform.
rlnIere 4artbcfreunbs miiBen bon nun ar
lteto belcr9t lein, eoB fe ben sanen ,,QinecIn-
bunoe' nd)t 10 bdufs gcbroud)en, ben mir bew
Solpatsn 9e9eben boben bic stssn unIcre iiibli-
DE @ebeacnbrilber in ben 8ries se,csen Iinp.-
Die Scloatcn babcn 9 a bsllcid)t peraei1en.
rnb paB nnicrc 4artbei ldnlntlid) iid pase-
gen aufS alcrduBerite irdubte uno itimmtc, baB
bicie ndmlidcn Scoaten, ,9inconbunbs,"
fein 9timmreebt baben fcltem,
mfiien unicre 3eitunsSpruder iuden auf bic
8epublitaner 3u iatteln, paS unicre gnbansr
gled glauben pfrben, beionberS pieienisen i'm
9anb, bic ipeit bon snem Sd,ulbaule crScocn
iporcen, unb nur all bic ,,Sert6 GaiintD 9i.
bcv' an zen. Sbi9e6 @siprdd iisl bor
,tpIten 5spei SSaGertrd9sr Der nti-llnicnspar-
fDel i'll &uB ON n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
Der Gon9ress.
Eie n6rolibsn 5vmpatbeGrer uno ibre
fuolid,sn Rebcllenbruoern ratben
.-. cine 3erfprenauna oeiIeloen!

@te UoTSttWtu oFIHpotp'fittt uhS WV
fuolid,en Rebcltenbruoern ratben
.-s cine 5srfprensuns oensloen!
2lls int Sriibjabre 1861 bic ausse>
tretenem SGbfaateu in Wontsomers,
(4labamu,) tosten unb cine neue
Contribution amabmen, ba fcrberten
bic n.Brb ihen Oempfraten bas
8olf Ger freicn Staaten aut N6 benz
g bunb an,u1tlieben, Sertre>
ter in ben Ii b 1 en- Gunsreb su
fdifen, neil b ieicr ber tp a ) e
Gpngreb bes 2antes Iei, unb bic 0icnt>
spmers Contribution anSunebmen.
Die nbrpli9en Staaten folsten bic
fem &atbe Der Gppperbeaps niht icns
bern f1idten ibre gertrrt,r in ben Gon>
sres na6 @aldinstrn.
sDiefer @pnsreb tpurbe tamaIs
BON ben. II brb I t d II &nbdnsern
Der 8ebellion Cit 81 II lit y f. Gpnsreb
senannt, cine unseieelidc Sbrperlaaft
bic 9eiprsnst werben ipllte; unb ais
bann WeGlellan Sberseneral Der
8unbestruppen mar unb nit Re liner
Irmee WaIainstcn belaserte, ba fcr>
berten bic Gcpperbeabs i'm Sfters auf
ben Grumtpea slmerifa'S Su Ipielen, ben
Gcnsreb su lprensen, bic 8esieruns
itSer ben 5aufen su perfsn sie Diftas
tur ;u abernebmen, nit benz Siibsn Iid,
3u pereinisen unb sesen bic uatiaeu,
Ii1em rabifalen Staaten" ;u Selbe ~
5ieben.
WcGlellan Bate ippbl ben W / lien,
btefer Iuforberuns gu entipreden, aber
mid ben Wutb unb baS 6esen Der
Gppperbeabs mar ufiir bic SAT-"
als Yrafbent Spbnica ant 9sturts-
taae tes Gaters tes @aterlanbcs, am
%. Sebruar 1866, bon ben beriihtis.
ften Goppsrbeabs unb Jtsbellen umrinst,
bic Nebnerbibne beftiea einise gertre'
ter tes lOsalen Golfes i'm GonsreHs
8erritber unb 2anbesfeiute nannte,
ba finsen bic Geppcrbeabs an aus benz.
islten' Spne su pfeifen, ipie iie im Sabr
1861 sepFfen battsn.
9aun gum 9etpeiie bisppn pollen mi,
fpfseabe fur;e Sdsc aus nbrbliden fc
senannten bempfratii9en Sldttern bie,
fulsen lafen.
Das leitenbe Organ bcrislben Iar
tbei, bic ,,0ails Neps" in Neu> gcrf
fast benz praiibenten, tpenn ct nidt fp
fort ben Sumpf Gpnsrsb gum Seufe
idse, banm perbe bas 9plf-fea beieel
Goppsrbeabs- mb 8etellenpBbel-Fd
srbeben unb felb 4 bic 9lrbeit tbun
Die. !Gbicasp >, Simes," bas 6aupt
organ bsr Gppperbeaps bes @efena
bas i.,trunebr gu BEN ber;Iiafen ge
punterern SObnion's seb6rt, farie
aa glittpp9
,Dir nebmen feinen @nitanb su CT
Hsrsn, bab .s bic bsilisfe gFiat be
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
s@- @utcr Matb. Allcn, bic Srcdcn!pdaren

ichlpeccr Nrt, SbopIS. GloatS, s,anfets, 9al-
morals. 3sug fir Mdnnsrrddt, opsr einen
ldpncn @ruiicls, Sbrec 4lD caer Sngrain Gar-
pet, Sleor Nelud, ober Gin ibSncb Tniferblcnc,
&C, babcn pollen, geben mir ben @atb, mad bsm
Stobr Der @ebriibcr S6eimsr, nid,fs Sbhre 3l
S6ncdS Soler Sotel, allf BEN Marttplas, Ss
scbcn, mo lic ba5 srSBte Enforcement bon Srcd-
cnipaaren ia ben alubiuisitsn Yrciisn inben
peroen. Nldr5 6A2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
Don natd,inatcn.

Vim bcrIestcn Samitas fdns in Der Sbbfr.
scipS SalIs in sSaidinston cine @smdlre. NuS-
ltelun9 ltatt gum @ritcn Der Stactarmen SaS
Ycrtrdt 9ncclu's purbe uusgs,iibt raS Wc-
eleldno bciubcIt Colder. Nit trtibcn'5 bic
aebellen uno ibre 6rsunre im sicrbcu in Der
usutIten 3et
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13

RAJ Gen san5en Sos 1T Gin 9aufen unb
Sprin9cn in Der SoamiItcn-StraBe entans BON
Sung nnb NIt, unc Wcnn man bic eeute frdgt,
mo 'c bcrtcmmcn 10 bcibt ss immer, idD tcmme
bon &rdmr'S Wtarttplab Stcbrc, oa betcmme,
id) siss nbt MIR idpner uno beiicr, icnrerm
aud bIli9cr mic in rgeno eincm Stobre in Der
Stapt. Scbe bin unp ibcr5cu9e bid, ielbit
Ntdri 6-2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
WeblfciIi WebIfsiIl uehlfeil I.

Satuns iinb asfa0en Nuslin' fsnb s,faGsn :;
DsIdnss fab asfallen; @inatams Rnb asfallen.
alie 4rtsn @dtsr iinb beoeutsnp i'm prdfe berab.
seitbt on Bure9e uub Sonss woblfsiIsm Baar-
attb .Gtohr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13

s@ unIrre StONhpabl finbet auf 6rcitag5
Den l6, sRdr3 Itatt gSoIlen ale llnicnSlcute
oeS nibt feit i'm @crd6miB baltcn 2 S8ir bof.
fen 10. Pm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13
aSicfmrcs : aStefures I

Die S'Oeie uno id5nfe auetpabi 9eturss bic
w.. ;1w u " auenfoun sfrssn-b bic sroesn @snsr-
oH W. aIp esamien. DC psri&leeenen 3rlTen uip.,
eeotnn'ustne--pnbtli@ M bsielts iinb undttrirsfEi&
ptrtauftn BET
:. g. Rboaes, 1at.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13

~& epublitantr! IS 1T Cure 9Hidt
am 6rietdse oil. anf bic sSabl gu 9ebtu nb bic
san3sn llnicu-2idsts gu itimmsu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13

e~ uebcrmcrgcn piro Der 2eda Canal ipit.
Der jur S6iHabrt 9cOfnst tperoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-13

U9sbt ndbiten 6rsitas ,ur 8abl.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
Splendid BUILDING

And other improvements, will suited for School
purposes; and the same will be sold on credit Of
Except the sum of So in cash. The purchaser
required to execute note with approved security
and lien retained for the purchase money, and
will be sold free from right Of redemption.
no14-td J. L. WILLIAMS. @. and N.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
PROFITS OF sHEEP.RAIsING.

In reply to note Of inquiry from B.
TillctSon. of East Tennessee, the following
was given by an experienced sheep-raiser
Of Vermont. We find it in the Knoxville
Commercial p.
BRANDON, VI, Nov. 18th, 1S66.-B. TIL
LoTsOE, ESQ.,: DEAR SIR-In answer 20
your inquiries as 10 my thoroughbred Span
ish Merinoes, viii say that my flock was
started from the flock of Stephen Atwood,
of Connecticul, in the fall Of 1849. The
ewes purchased Of Mr.. Atwood sheared in
the dirt six pounds each. BY judicious
breeding they now cut from ten to sixteen
pounds each. ] sheared a two years old
in the spring of 1866, that had lamb by
her side some eight weeks old, that cut
nineteen and one-half pounds and my flock
Of between one and two hundred sheep
average me about twelve pounds per head.
sell annually my oldest breeding ewes,
with lamb, for 800 to $50; buck lambs
from 500 TO 81, 900 each, and at these rates
sell them as fast as l can grow them.
sold Merrill Bingham, Esq, one of the
Oldest of our Vermont sheep-breeders, ten
yearling ewes (my selectiOn) for $500 each;
one yearling buck, "Tommy Sayers," for
$500; one do, "John Henan," for 81 300.
sold A. Stocking of Western New York,
one eve lamb, FIVE and half months old,
for $500, and one buck, thirteen months
old, manned 'Kilpatrick,") for $1,000.
These are men acquainted with my flock
and manner of breeding. ] sell to go to
Ohio, Illinois and Michigan, mostly to
regular customers. Our best sheep are
much sought after, and are indeed most
valuable animal, paying greater per cent.
of profit than any other stock that we can
keep. Your obedient servant,
n. L. SPRAGUE, JR.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

VOHN B. EVERETT AND JOHN W.
y MURRAY, who are carrying on the business
Of the above firm, would respectfully call the
attention Of their friends and of the public gene
rally to this stock of NEW GOODS.
Mr.. Everett and Mr.. Murray are, and always
have been, residents of Nashville or its vicinity
and consequently are identified in interest with
the people whose patronage they solicit.
Their house is the same occupied BY J. B.
Everett and II. r.. Buchanan for the period OF
fourteen years previous to the war. They return
to the business again, hoping to share the patron
age Of a generous public. To their old friends
and numerous customers they would say, Come
and see US believing that the satisfaction here
totore given will be sufficient guarantee for the
future. pov2q-Im-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
AyoTHER "BTG THING" no BE CHAR.

ANOTHER "BIG THING" TO BE CHAR
TERED AT NAsHvILLE.-It is said that a
couple Of individuals will start for Nash
willie, tomorrow or the next day, for the
purpose Of engineering through the Legis-
lature bill for the incorporation Of COM
pany whose object is to secure the work Of
arehing the bayou within the corporate
limits, or of even diverting the natural
course of its channel. They propose to do
this if the entire bayou property is given
them for payment. We will advert to the
subject again. -lfemphis Avalanche.
The taxable property in New Orleans is
nov fully s2OO,OOO,0O0.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
FOR SALE.

60 doz. Calf Pocket Books. at s. 80 per doz.
IS dOz. MOrOcO Pocket Books at 81 per don.
IS doz. Morocco Pocket Books. at S. 90 per doE
400 Photograph Albums. l6 picture at 40 cents.
200 gross EsterbrOok's Steel Pens. at 75c. pr gro
VIM. GAMBLE 4 co.
noy20-tf % Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
FOR SALE.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF BLANK BOOKS
II in the city. Medical Books, and all kinds Of
Stationery, at prices lower than any old stock ,at
cost. WM. GAMBLE 4 co,
nova)-H .....s 20. % Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
ESTABLISHED 10000. Is46.
CHAS. ROBE RTSO
..... IL a X Il r
CANDY MANUFACTURER
NO. II n. MARKET STREET,

MOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRIENDS AND
w Customers that he is more than ever pre-
pared 70 supply them with the very best Of Light
Bread, Crackers Cakes, Candies, etc.
lie has also on hand the best Of Wines, suita-
bic for medical purposes, besides superior lot Of
imported Scotch Ales and London Porter and
fine brands Of Cigars. Also. Currants, Rsisins,
Citron, Figs. Dates, Nuts, etc.
Just received, a large assortment Of Fancy Arti
cles embracing Toys. Firecraekers, Masks, and
very fire assortment Of Fancy Confectionery.
suitable for Christmas Holidays, which will be
sold wholesale and retail. noV24-f
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

~ 00l SLATE PENCILS. in wooden
fO,OUO boxes. at % cents per 100.
Best French copying Ink, (purple,) 81 . Of bot
Best French COPY ing Ink. purple, at IS pt. bot.
Best Black Ink. at Soc. pt. bot,
Arnold's Inks, cts. pts, soz. 4oz, and 2oz.
VIM. GAMBLE K CO.,
nOV2l-tf Is Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

NASHVILLE. -. ....................TENN
A RE NOW RECEIVING, IN ADDITION
IA to their present stock, per steamer Havana,
IS bags Coffee, all grades;
IS hogsheads Sugar;
so barrels Coffee Sugar;
% barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar !;
20 barrels Grannlated Sugar;
90 barrels choice Flour;
so 4 barrels Nos. l, 2 and 3 Mackerel
100 kits do. do. do.
5drums Goldfish;
50 boxes Herrings; .... ...
20 cases Indigo and Nader;
10 bags Pepper and Spice;
100 boxes Tobacco;
100 dozen Buckets and WashbOards;
rs boxes Cheese;
so nests Tubs;
so kegs English Soda
. boxes English Soda;
DO boxes star and IaliOW Candles
100 boxes Soap;
% kegs Syrup, very choice;
100 reams Paper; -. s-
80 boxes and half boxes Raisins.
FIRE CRACKERS AND TORPEDOEs
10Oboxes Fire Crackers;
10 boxes TOrPedOes.
SUNDRIES.
Snuff. Oysters, Sardines,.. Canned Fruits, Brandy
Flasks, Jars, BrOoms. Pepper Sauce, Tomato
Catsup, Jellies, etc, etc.
SOUR KROUT.:
We also invite attention to our large stock Of
Robertson and bourbon Whislkfes,
Old Port. Sherry and Madeira Wines, Cham
payne, Brandies, Rum, Gin, and the celebrated
% Corn Whisky"
We are constantly replenishing our stock, and
are determined 10 sell as low as any house in the
b. \. HAMILTON & GREEN.
nOv2S-tiljanl
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4 1866.

At II O'Clock A. n, the property known a. the
Berryhiu Place, on McLemoFe street between
Church and Broad. The Lot fronts 81 feet. and
runs back 100 feet to an alley. The house contains
FIVE good rooms, besides kitchen, servants rooms,
STABLE etc. Il is now occupied By Mr. William
Simmons, who Will furnish any one applying with
information regarding it..
TERMS OF SALE are credits Of 6, u, Is and "a
months, with interest. Notes required with per-
s0nai security, and Lien retained Sale free from
redemption MORTON B. HOWELL,
Royll-td Clerk and Master
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
Ghancery Sale.

IN PURSUANCE or. DEGREES OF THE
i Chanesry Court in the case Of Thomas Mcknight
Adm'r, Va Lucy McGregor and others, wiz sell on
the premises, on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
FOR SALE.

ENVELOPES. at Manufacturers Prices, trans
IA pOrtation only added. large stock Of all
WIN. GAMBLE < CO.,
nov2O-tf Is COLLEGE street
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-04

HE WASHINGTON GAz.rrE.-We bav. b.d
the pleasure of receiving the first number ~
this neatly printed Journal, which bas ,,..
been launched under The auspices n ' oas 'u,s
friend, James A. Wright It ia .d;..s @ o.a
ability by an old member of the corr. W.. WV"
rial who contributes happily conceivsd ~ ~
vigorously written salutatory. Epdor.n. ..o -.
following complimentary notice Of tha Cs "e
clio and Sentinel we extend to- t. onr "Sm' on.
wishes:
"WAsHINoToN GAzErTE.-This is the na,ns Of
new and very neat weekly paper iua
started in Washington. Wilkes county, Ga, by
James A. Wright, agent. II we are not mis-
taken we recognize the mark of an old confrers.
in the sautatory, which is q very happy and
we'll written Introductory article. Lt'is Com
mon, and mny alse be proper. for city Journals
to feel littIe jealous of the local prees WHO
"ii in" aud divert a share of the local patron.
age. While we claim to share no moro of the
milk Of human kindness than others we regard
it eminently proper that intelligent communi-
ties everywhere should have q local organ
and that such organs should be we'll patronized
There is no better index Of the pro .perity and
influence of people than the character u
their newspapers. Success then, to all ioca
papers. We hope every good citizen viii
take their own and-ours ALSO"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-04

COMPLETION OF THE CHARLOTTE AND
SOUTH CAROLINA r. R.-The Columbia
Phonix of a late brings us the following
pleasant piece intelligence We aIs
h,gh'y gratified ct being able 10 anpounce
the complexion of the track.layipe Of the the
above railroad, yesterday afternoon. and
Inc arIivs4. OF the first passenger train To-
day lFriday) This road, it viii be remem.
bered, was almost entirely. destroved n
February, 1856, from Columbia to RiscE'
stocks-va distsnce of moro than :. Al; :
miles. The officers had inpumerable a;f;y
.culties TO contend with, but HAVING, come
manfully to work, surmounted them ali
The greater part Of the road was relaid
with the old iron, after the akinds" were
taken fout--and how this difficult lob
could be go successfully accomplished, is q
mystery, forit really seemed that Sherman Z
men understood the business thoroughly, al
sonasof the bars resembled augurs in ap-
pearanes, while Others sgsin were sntwin-
ek losirgly around The neighbosipg trees.
The mag aaiesnt iron bridge over the Ca.
tawba, .ve are Informed, viii be completed
in . week or ten days, whain, paiseDgera
can be- conveyed through WITHOUT, change
Of cara j;t !, s, ): .