The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-07
Agents Wanted,
THEOUezoUT TIE
State of Tennessee
TO SELL BY svBaoRrprroS.
The Life and Public Services
.llDREH JOHNSON
lSs.sa.ssatE President Of The Usiisa lS.a.ss,
INCLUDING EE MOST
Important State Papers,
by JOHN SAVAGE.
Aush'r Of ''ous Living RsFNsanissivs Msa"
WITH AN AoURATE PORTRAIT on
STEEL By RITcHlE, AND VIEW
OF Ills BIRrH PLACE,
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE IN
TENEEssEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
suMmARY or CONTENTS.

A1drea Jchneou's Bifta a1d Early SsruEg' sFs
JoOEas5D 4 TAI or Nzrnsa hdu st.d bg lis wuei
bis LsOe house. Asa r1a Al. Mayor Eleosed ~
The L. gls ssgr,s rIssGasc ~ ieccI pa eenzsori
ConGrs En1An .5osar ot 1sEn .ssses Uuitsd
stsiss se7a or. The Homesie4d Bill independent
o. eoutbsfu sp.aIcn. EoELo1 o. the SlsTsry
Question. Tbs ~ Dlocrsac CONVENTION broker, sad
be1nl0n IN gerated- EIeotos = La1co n bu-
CD 1a1's CsDnot Esinrg to E1ecssi job scn's Ia q
m tie UnUs- He taksS open ErouEa -gasnsE lhe
Irstorsi secret Messing q { e C0aspEators; h1ee-
tive Replies . Be Jsni Lsus and DAyia- 5Pseeh
ca Puns hznsnto 1reEs p; Excitsnsnt IN the ts-l-
ls res OneenDg for ioan2on Sns e Cnicn- Gne
People o. TenAets=e NOts on Sert e-ion Gude- sn
siroe-ous teEIor1srn secessiousss hHtEsd iorSona-
sen an 70 Utioa- lndgu les esTed 70 hins At
teods u Uniou COnYSnron In Eezt e1Dee esi No
Ctsmplomlss win Arafed Trzitorri kesolCuons Z,
kzPra Jessie n. Bsighs iron The senaie. Appointed
hli srT 6o7ernor, dialogue Eitn he .el Women
hidnigat AisI n - rlfsd epeecn 70 80 aiers. EOc.
gsn alid Forrest esire % G-ptrrs ffcvernor John
son; barroW Escspe Of johnson; ConaRusc HeJen-
ser at NgsnTlle; Johnson pore8 Breit's Mose-
msut'; Protests segnsi Esscaaton Nlthoui Wight
General Thomas arrives and sus1ziDs JChn-oA; A
Figh ing PSI on and the Governor Il Frs} err toS-
ernor,s Family srrVe sitter grsst pei; Nashville
Gu. "a from the ou World; BisckInncge and
Forrest determnes 70 take Il; Morgan and Forrest
Attack the city from f1ye Points; Inc Fight Johu-
son says-"Any one VINO talks Of Surren1er WI
Shoot him." Rebels Rputed. and Nashville ssvea q
third time; Governor Johnson's Temperance Char
acter, he builds Railroads &. sends Troops ue-
oe=s u the sstoTanon OF Te1nessee. TIE VI g
GNetide1lrt NoFeflOr sCllneL holAr-e Aa-1Ni-H
the Lincoia Policy; Tells Truth to ehoulder slrpsi
o1Gisl Letter Of Acceptarce. Elected Nice-Fresi-
dent, Inaugural Speech. Assassination OF Lincoln;
Precautions 70 fIotect Niee-President Johnstu
NsiI 70 the Dying President Becomes President
and Il Sworn 10; Address % the Cabinet, His u
tnre Policy 70 be hssed upon the Past. Cancels q
Slave Dealers Pardon; Treason the ghest Crime
Reply to a Chrisusn Commission; DepUteiions from
soeieres, Cities snd States Address OF southern
Refugees and President Eeply; PrcciamaiioH on
the Close OF the Rebellion, he Presidents Declines
q Present from New York Merchants. Amnesty
ProcsSmatioa; Reconstruction Pclicy; The Piesi-
dent and the Sunday-schooi CAildrer; Interesting
lnterTitw Of south Csgonisns WITH the President
Psi1 Talk; III Health a the Proeldent Approves
the Sentences on the AS ssssirstioa Con-prsloIsi
Interview with Pardon Seekers, elc.. e;cs ets.