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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

A MOSG THEIR STOCK MAY Be FOUND:
Java, Ro and Mocha Coffee;
Crushed, Powdered, Coffee, Port Rico, and eTsrJ
grade Of Brown Sugars;
Teas, Candies, Starch,
Czstile Palm Erasive, and Ls1udrv s0sps;
Almonds, FIiberts. Currznts. PrUnes Rsisins
Butter, Oyster. Fancy and Almond trsckes;
Pine Apple, Glouster and Domestic Cheese
Mixed, Girkins. Chow chow. and imperial Hot
Pickles
Mushroom, Walnut India and ST. Robert Peele
Catsup;
Suitans Royal Table, Besf9tsak, Royal Osborne,
Johu Bull Soho, Mogul and HervsT ssuces
Essence ofAncnovies, Essence q 6hrmps;
halle, Imperial and Durham Mustard,
Mushrooms, Dutch Anchovies AnchOvy Paste
Sfrssb0urg Meats, Posted Tongue, P0ited hsms
Fruits VI every variety m cans and az
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NsOA hkAI-slue u ne b-st. most coasenient,
. .1d eeafrsl sfors Hoasss IN ths city, ior tie
Is.r itic. ABBY % $50. saiELus 90,
deGls-E = 40 q cslegs g.
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In their Stock Of
Wines < Brandies,
ALL OF EHIcH AEE
ENUINE AND IMPORTED,
MAY be found

Pemartiu and Dud Gordon Sheriest
Old Ch0I1e aud Reserved Msdeirsss
London D0-E snd Burgundy Port
Pemartu, hlagueiCr. aud g. julien MedoS
Clarsl,
Han, santsrne Nestei1sF, Hoctssilner and Ca
tsFta Wines
Demerlisr, Sold Medal sBd Heidsick, Cham
pagne,
flnst Caztuon, Olsrt. Duprys Cos Brandiss
Irsh. scoteh, Bourbon ar Robertson County
Whiskys
holiaud Sin:
Msraschlno Absinfhs; Vsrmenihs and al assori.
ed Il 4uors
Bsl-sr's erd H0lfsnf Brftsr-
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Tennessee and Cumberland
sHAREHOLBKHs

A united amount only Of the stock thus appro-
pru ed hss been paced in the hands Of The officers
Of the company 70 De- sold 40 $ per share and ~
the sto,k has all been issued, iull Fsid, in pay
future assessment.
OrIIcs: No a. North Cherry street, Postofice
box va, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. H. ooIroS. ofTenu. c. L. Hr0UrssoUsa, ofN-Y
W. HuNrs, oELks0 SMITH, Of MINI.
A o. sAs4oHp, a. q. WALL, oi Mich.
OFFICERS.
PFsii,ut-A. G. SANFORD,
Pre-'tIst National Bank. Nashville.
VIE Pessi.nt "A. O WELLS.
SeTstarl,--F. h. COTTON.
1rsaslrs-.-WM- C. BUNTS.
Ah1iag Superintendent &C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The propsrty ofthe Comuany consists Of lease
hold interest," % the counties of uvertou, Eeutress
VII q. Js kson, aud Wsrreu. 10 the state Of Ten
nfsfee, amounting m the aggregate 90 over eight
tnousaud acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Bosrd
Of y re,tors comprise men Of business experience
snd reputation, and Of a thorough aud practical a..
9uaintance with Tho Oh mines Of Pennsylvania
The Mining superintendent Vas one II the frsf -.
plorers of the oil field Cf that stae and .frurk ths
FIRST flowing oil well IN the country. we'll knoxn A.
the Hequembourg we'll and % which the Oh inter
ests OF Feunsylvania, then 10 their uas,ent sttfe
very largely infested
Tbs Company vii lease portions o. Their valua-
be lands, 10 small tracts 90 private parties or COM
psniea, for IMMEDIATE DEvrLoPaESr This l. A rare
chance Tor oola nd operators 10 obtaiu leases o.
terms that slll be simply rsmunsrstIFe.
Terms made known on application
No HEEE sPEcULAroEs WILL sE rHEArED VIE.
DescriT ton GLANDS and samples Of Oh obta.nsd
from the property may D. seen BY calling AZ the
ottce q the Company, No 66< North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary. r. h colt0n, Nashville. vii re-
ceiye orders for stock and VII LrEar1 certificates
b. return mail when ms money accompanies the
order
Oct 81
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Commissioners Sale :
OF
VALUABLE RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

Too and a hair mules from Nashville, on tie
Murfrses5oro pike and also other Fala-
Gbis Property ia NasAvilie, belonging 20 tie
Estate Of tie late Ediolrd Tra5as.
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EsTABLIsHED TSIsIO-
= LOCKWOOD 4 nrNN1nnrnr

sooce-sors % John q. wllasns A ~.
= ho.essle 30 heea,l Dsaisrs 10 Looking 6lss.sI
-1l Looa'ns otefs ates- The trzfa IN -. .
good zssoItmeut q hirrofs. ION $500 - -
nan- Gliding u ~ = hrsnehas. a.. - -.
- knd Obs KIND q fusmss rsass II -. h
80, sHss.' sFFosiia S-ek ~, assforE.
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Samaritan's Wash

u 10 case q syphilis, used 10 co5junctios with TIE
go ana heio Juices tai aireeaona, Pncs fny
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CATALOGUE

The lsrgest manufacturers aod ougiDRtors Of the
Dissolution, eon1nct for year, on strcily Hon
orbis pt4op,Cs and to the entire satisfaction Of all
Who pslronils Us, offer the usual
CATALOGUE
% nch and valuable articles One Dollar Escn.
so Fine Gold ChrOnometsr Watches,
each, .-.-...s. .-s.s-.--..--..-s-----...s--e tuu
SOFne cold knElish Lever Watches. $50
ElO Ladlss' Gold ensmelsd bnou
Male hes -,.... ..---.-- .-s..-....----.. 100
500 solid Silver Hunting Lever Watches 20 10 50
HupSVer Dinner 70 $50
iafSlNer es luQ 70 $50
$500 Eng ish silver CTsiei Stands - to 80
5000 Silver Fruit UrHs-....--..----. -.. IS to 30
Sets o. JeWtlrY, Guard aud Vest Cnsins, Spung
LOckets, etc etc.
Certificates Of The shove articles are plsced in
sealed envelopes, mixed and drswn from Whea or
de7ed. one sesed envelope containing an order
ior ane Of the valuable articles our list viii 10
sent % any address on receipt OF Is cents t for
81 90; ~ Cor zoe; 80. SlJh premium. for $500 ,
lOo, Rith pretniUm sond Silver HunGag Case Watch
$3.50. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed ia all csses
Goods not pess nE the tsstes OF Ancy Of our Gus
TONERS viil D. exchanged f0ee Of cost.
Agen's and others Vii D. allowed 10 cents OF each
cer ifcate ord red BY them providing not less than
slX are ocderea NJ time. Agents viii collect -
centstoy each c-' Me snd remit IS cents each to
us. Address al orders 70
sAM'L c. RICEARDsk
lee Nassau st., New York
HE-Asents wanted everywhere. locta-Sns
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aaulull.
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IEaks OF snRszIpzIa.

-OEsDAX. JANUARY ?, 1886.
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium,
EstsbIishsd ISIS.
HAGAR 81 CO.,

This old established F1undry having lzrEe A.
! sortIl-ut Of Book. News naper, job and ora
msBtsl Type, ne pr0puetor- zrs prepared with
aupie fse.irea 70 promptly eHecuis al orders for
same. and prniiBg msterials a. every description.
ineiudinR Presses a ~ kAnussrtursrs- octt7-am
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We ths undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rstes ior advertising to which Ee bind our
selves strictly 70 sIhers.
VIZ CAMERON & Co
goHE WALLACE, for lhe Dsspaiet.
BARRY, WINHAM co. fnT FLsss
bhlLs JONES a CO., for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TEsN.. Sept. Is ls68
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r H. COTTON, OF Tenn. c. l.. HEQUrHuOUEa, Of y Y
Wh q. HuNrs, BELss0 g. SMITH, Of MINI.
A o. sAs3oHpt a. o. WALL, oi Mich.
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KAfEs OF ADTKRTIsISG.
PAYhpTE ~ .p,...-
10 ADfkkTiSERS II BEFLU.,

Advertisements in the srscisl c,lur,,. s-st ,,,,.
rc1n % Ines 81 O0-each additional line. 81
efals Eunseq uent Insertions, 10 vents per line In
Local golunnnt trst itn1e froTa 10 lines 81 o.
tous, Is cents per hns.
Al ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position
~1a al oQuue column advertisements, will BE-
charged So per cent. advance on regulsr rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
6M be charged ~ the regular Advertising rstu.
AID must invariably be aid advance, OF nc IN,
Bernon inside.
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DIR. WHlrle

4 RE3ULARLB RED PHYSICIAN AZ
his Diploma which hangs ia hrs, office will
show, has made Chronic diseases tie staLfs Iif
and has UnOn-wi reputation h avn, been Loy
ger located ia It LOOis than any other Chronic
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Much OF ms practice has been OF a p-ivate "a
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Hours N. to m Ofies permanently
.lOca0sd a. No % ST Charles street. Oct w-en 6tb
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Consultation FooaBs, and TOonls FIR Ghe acecmoda
fioH q such pGtieHss IS require daily DeTs0aaE dhston
EVER XBODX
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LYON COUNTY
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
FOR 1865.
CoUNrY TEEAsUEEE's ogTIoI,
FOR 1865.

EMPoEIA, March 81, 1866
RTOTICg IL hereby given that the County
IN Treasurer of Lyon County, Kansas viii sell
"a public auction. on the fret Tuesday OF May
next, and next succeeding days, at his office IN
inch of each tract Of land described In the as.
elmpsnyiDg list as may be necessary for the pay.
Hent Of taxes, penalty, and the charges thereon
Or the year 1865. J. @. FRAZER,
Comfy Treasurer
, 1866-10-21

atosu, In the hearts OF his disciples
| than that on the sea; thst while tsith
| cndufcs all things arc possible; that the snip
wreck Of q mans tAlth 10 E Mdncss an1 MN
and Gods loving ovcr.rult Is his utter ruin !:
that the religion Of Christ Ia q religion OF
! and passeth all understanding.
The entire sermon had present PFact!eal
bearing, but there Was only an indirect alln.
sion to national atIairs. aTlcre arc nsn.'
he said, "who seem utterly wanting in faith.
They are always raising a cry Of alarm
shout of danger! dangrs! It is we'll In
these times, to keep watch aud wnrd,
but let Us have faith. Let us remember BY
what ways wc have bceu led. God
has not given us over to destruction. He
nation, and no one man Is strong enough to
overthrow our liberties-no half dozen men
can safely defy Gods Prasidentc." You sec
the preacher didn't say much, but 1t was evil
dent that he had the Phlladclphia sensation
of last week In mind.
The Doctor has voice that ono might
well travel far TO bear. II Is clear aud round,
and emphattc-deyo!d of huskiness and mo-
notopy. and all nasal twAng, He speaks
with the utmost e.se aud freedom. His
i elegant, forcible. and often poetic. Hs
did not seem strikingly original, but tee-
quensly he used single words that
were Wondrously fhlf of life and
light. He had about two-thi1ds Of his SER
mon written. His manner was very earnest
at times almost impasstoned. When not
confined to his manuscript he walked back
and forth On the platform. he gesticulates
boldly aud freely. with both arms, but there
Z nothing forced or artificial in his action-
There was such charm in his words and hta
manner, that his half hours discourse was
ended before It seemed fairly begun.
TaRAEfu
, 1866-10-21

ut d an efficient stage manager. He was very
popular In Philadcphi:, where be married
CcllA Morley. For several seasons nc WAS
stage manager for Dcagle's Varieties, -.
Lruis. He lcaycs wife and four childF2d IN
this city. .-..-.
Edward Mur7ay WAS eoug and dance N IN.
He was born In New YorG, and was about
twenty-five years old. He leaves wife In
New York only seventeen yeArs Of age.
Mile Delphino Was the Wifa OF Wm. WFay.
and was born in Canada. She was popular
a. lie and fancy dancer, and was also val:
uable assistant 10 her husband in his feats OF
Gade E..Letts was the daughter ofa mem
her Of the police force, who died In New
FORK last winter, and she adopted the pro-
fession as a means of support for her Wild
MARY Dnval was one Of the we'll known
Duyal Sisters, and was popular as vocalist
THE FRENCH oPERA TROUPE
Among the passengers was the opera
troupe OF Mr. Paul Alhaiza, comprising
dfty'uinc singers, artistes and musicians
whom the manager had engaged In Paris.
Mr.. Alhaiza reached New York by the
steamer Vile de Paris on September 18th
with his company. He put his troupe at q
hotel to wait the sailing Of the Evening Star,
and on the e9th they took passage on that
M.fated steamer.
, 1866-10-21
FOR CONGRESS-, JOHN MoRnrS-
EEY.

The nomination Of John Morrissey for
Congress by tho Tnmmany Hall Democracy,
which Is now regarded as certain, will be an
honor to the leaders Of that organization !;
and If he Is elected the act will reflect credit
on his party. It is hcalthful sign when po.
'itical parties are compelled, by the force of
public sentiment, to put their yery best men
forward for the most important Offices. and
In this view VIC heartily congratulate Me.sra.
Ti}den, Brady, Hayemcyer & COMPANY m Ma
marked improvement In the morsl character
and social standing of their Renrcscnta.
tive. It would be d,f1cnlt a.
find q sound Tamm,nv connsr,es5
in tho rnuks of that orpanf,,t;on =, ~ r,os
ent constituted. NOM emIn,nt1~ on.I,aea ~
evorv -as.,a.t ~ -ss,Ha 4ua''aeu III
, 1866-10-21

her on In advance to Salt Lake City in CON-
rany with q party Of English emi%rants
Ar:irfng ut the great Mormon renlezvous
A, nIe sags she was compelled to marry
heary headed old saint. Eho had already
seyen wives. Mormon Life. however, did not
suit her style, aud she determined 70 Leave
that locality on the drst opportunity, and
being woman Of remarkable intelligence
md shIewdueas, It was not long before the
attempt was mude-
About this time, q number Of United Statea
troops were returning to the States from
Utah. and Annie made an arrangement with
one OF the officers BY which she Wss to U.s.
eume a soldiers uniform, and thus escape
tie argus-eJed vigilance Of the Mormon
lcchers. The plan WAS entirely successful
aud in that disguise she returned over tie
Plains, and for some time Afterwards she
continued TO reIlaIn In company with the
cfrectioratc officer under whose protection
she escaped from Marmondom.
Annie next turned mp In Losanspnrt, IndI
ana, where she became the mistress Of a fast
young man. engaged In the mercantile busl.
ness, but who proved . little too fast and
collapsed. It is believed that at this place
she formed her first acquaintance with Louis
Cohen, who was q travelling agent for
teeaffo 9 lssed nsas TWedsss VIE cosee %esFs .s: b:
travelled" and came with him 10
Minnesota, and both for several ,weeks.
remained in this city. Cohen then left An
nio here and at Minneapolis, making il
point to call and see her when It was COME.
fient, aud to correspond with her when be-
was absent. Cohen seems. finally, 10 have
deserted her, and the unfortunate, dis.p-
pointed, unhappy woman-whose real name
still remains uuknown-sought relief frun
her troubles, and closed her guilty bat ro-
mantle career by draining the Lethean Gun.
and dying the melancholy death Of suicide.
, 1866-10-21
THE PH1tHARmoNlO vEAso,.

me management Of the Philharmonic n.
eac'y nave arranged = very excellent uro.
R1Amme Tor the scason, and with n co,nme,d.
aole srlnt have sunk all jealousles and deter
nlneo 10 labor In harmony. seeking univ "a
minister to the musical wants and taste. ~
inc public This wonld be praisevorthr At
AZ times, but 1t is especially 10 this season
Tor the rcason that they will largely harn H.
neid 10 themselves. Apart from their con,
eefts, NC anticipate but little mns,c nj.
winter. We may possibly obtain a short on
era season from Strakosch's com panv 1,ta T.
the winter. and few fugitive concerts fiou
the excellent troupcs organized by Messrs.
Batctnan md Grover, with bare ros,,hy1.t,
ol shoft season OF chamber concerts by Carl
Wolfsohn. With these exceptions tbe PHI
harmonic Society have the field t. them
serves and arc determined to improve 1t.
To this end they hare thrown awav their
old music and secured fresh repertoire full
Of novelties. They have carefully organized
their orchestra and will sui .ect them to ris,d
rchearfals under the leadership Of Mr, Baiat-
kn, who still retains the baton. The new
music embraces four symphonies entirely
new here, viz: Neils Gadc's Seventh In b
major: schumaun's Fourth in D minor
Ncndclssohn's Italian symphony, aud Bee.
thoven's Grand Ninth, embracing the choral
part ulrich's THumphal Symphony will
be repeated. Among the new overture, are
hucken's Waldlcben," descriptive Of forest
Life; Dachner's overture to SchElcr's "Tu-
candot;" Gadc's overture 10 "Mf:lcl Aupe
los concert overture by 7. Rictz; overture
to "Orphcus," by OGenbach; overture to
Aendelseohn's "Fingaps Cave;'' and the
Jubilee" overture By Joachim Rabb. 4
test march by Ltszt is also among
The novelties. For the opening concert
The management hare secured the services
Of Camille Urso, the lady vlolinIst, who
played here years ago as child, astonishing
every one with her precocIous talent, and
whose fame as m artist Is now worldwide.
All these facts indicate progress upon the
part OF onr home society, and show That We
shall not hare to look abroad for our best
music. The "dead 1ethargy," !" which seemed
10 hare taken possession Of the manage.
ment, has been dissipated, aud there IA
estnccd In Its stead q determtnatiou to bring
inc philharmonic Concert up to the highest
Standard. It now rests with the public to
sustain them in their laudablc intentions bv a
liberal patronage. The concerts, Of course.
Will not commence until sufficient number
oi subscriptions arc obtained to vnrrnnt
them success. Tho society have more than
fulfilled their share of the contract we trust
the public will be quick to discharge fh.ir
musical obligations, especially remembering
that this Is our home society, and that ia
should always take the prcf.
erence over foreign entertainments. From
what we hare already learned we are cona.
dent that Its concerts will reach even to the
standard of the Eastern Philharmonic eorIe. 4
tirs, II not surpass them, aud we, therefore.
appeal TO all our lovers Of music to promptly |
fill up the subscription list.