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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and WindOl0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mn8-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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Persons ~unacquainted in the city seeing
so manyadvertisements for the treament-
Of Special Diseases, are often at q loss 10 det
temine 10 whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persona we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
sntee that this ia a reliable institution. DR.
A. RIoHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. al mSdiSiaCs furnished in
TIC Office.
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suits against the Nashville a Chatta'
nOOga Railroad.

FAAN
nOOga Railroad.
We are glad to learn that measures arc
being taken to compel the Nashville 4 Chat
tanooga Railroad Company 70 come 20 time,
and cease 70 labor for the destruction Of
Nashville and lis interests. j. J. Mccain
has commenced suits against them for SlO,-
O0o, and other merchants will follow, aud
we are assured by the attorney, Messrs.
Neiu S. Brown and John S. Brien, that for
every offence the Company il cer.ainly La
bic for damages.
We hope the merchants will put the mat
ter through. They have it in their power
TO compel the railroads to abide by the pro-
visions Of the law, and to treat the people
of Nashville as If they had som rights
which corporations are bound 10 respect;
aud they should ply the last til justice is
done.
Years ago-we have the authority Of Mr..
Terrass for this-the road was muleted in
the sun Of S309,o0o for a similar case Of
conduct; ana they should be made to smart
now.
Nashville gave S50O,0o0 70 aid IN the com
plstion Of the road. The bonds for the same
are now outstanding, and the people are
compelled to pay interest on them; and yet
that same road is endeayoring to ruin the
very men who contributed 50 much TO it,
IN the hour Of need.
Ii the present managers Of the ChSita-
pooga road are not willing 10 do the fair
thing, let the State, instead Of issuing bonds
10 aid them, put its affairs in che hands Of
a receiver, as it can do at any time; and
then we shall cease 10 nave discrimination
against the interests Of the State sad city.
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Tho New OrIeans MavoraItv.

John T. Monroe, Mayor elect Of New
Orleans, has been sworn in, but is moi
permitted by the military to perform
the duties of the Office. The following
dispatch of the President, and orders
of Gen. Candy, will explain the condi
ton of affairs at last accounts
WAR DEPARTMENT, March II, 1866.
To John 7. Monroe:
Your telegram of to-day is just received,
In answer thereto l send you a copy of the
| telegram sent by me to Mayor Kennedy, in
regard to the Msyoralty of New Orleans;
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 16, 1866.
Hon. Hugh Kennedy, Mayor Of N. Orleans;
have no instructions to give in regard to
s~urrendering the Mayorality Of New Or
leans to the person who has been elected 10
FL that position.
We have no information showing the
election was not regular, or hat the indi-
| yidual who has been elected cannot qualify.
In the absence Of such information the
presumption is, that the election has been
according 10 law, and that the person elect
ed can take the oath Of allegiance and 10y
alty, if required. AEDREw JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
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The regular weekly meeting Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce was held yesterday, at
their rooms, Mr.. President Terrass in the
Chair.
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see a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for speer's Wine. Il Is an admire
bic article, used IN hospitals and by the
srst-elass families ia Paris, London and
Naw York ia preference TO old port wine,
"a l. well worth a trial, and gives great
sgsssctlon. tdec2I-tsAwe0wly.
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LaEor sreoK or Hans, Cars, &c.-R. Il.
Thompson, No. 2S Cherry street, has reeeiy-
ed one Of The largest assortmsns Of hats
caps, trunks, etc, in the city. His stock
embraces every variety which Ingenuity
can suggests there is ne style Of which be
has not & supply and his prices are cheap
- the cheapest. Give him a call.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the Sunday Cincinnati CONNER
mercial, and the Louisville dailies of yes
terday. He received lots Of other good
reading last evening.
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Ci%nneInnRti, O~hiO.-JosEPH b.. QUrSBT, Il
our authorized agent to receive advertisements ane
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EDwIs f OVERALL O
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agent 70 rsseiye advertisements and subscription
Tor the Nasiri7s Union.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. h. Tom . Co are
our authorised agents 10 receive advertisements
and subscription for the HashriAe Union.
IosS HoorEa a Co, Publisher Agents, Al Park
p,v Nav York. are authorized TO contract for se-
vertlsing ID our paper.
J5r, Con Co, Publishers Agents, Tribune Build.
tngs, New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phils-
delphia, are authorized TO contract for advertising
ia our paper.
sM. PErrEssuL a Co, F Fishers Agents. 81
Park Row, New York. and o State street, Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for advertising in our
paper.
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Auction sALE.-We call attention to the
auction sale of clothing, boots, shoes, etc, by
Geo. Shields & Co., elsewhere. There is a
chance for bargains.
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Damasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
At lowest rates, just received by Hewitt &
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar. s. I'm.
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIatOOna Iron Works for Sale.

II deaf vii oder sad property for sale. a. s1ofsm.
on the hrst Tuesday in April next in Atlanta. m
lees sold at pryase sale heiore that day. This pro
perry Il located % niles shove Atlanta. on hofk
sides 81 the Western q Atlantic Railroad. There 81
Zoo scres o. land, a reasonable portion Of Il good
farming land, snd the balance VSuabls for wood snd
m~inerls-gold, copper and tron; the iron ore
seeming % be inexhsustbie, and he gray ore being
esteemed among the best In The world. The Corn
snd Fiouung Mills and Iron works are only some
half mas from the Aiatoons depot, on Afsfoons
Cresk. which 1rnishe tie water poser. About
haf Of The village Of Alsioons be.ongs @ the pro
perry. Some q The buildings beng enureiy de-
-rroyed, others damaged, Al TIE working stock
heinE entirely destroyed, othens damaged, al The
working stocE heing lost and 4 majority q the
Stockholders beIrg crippled IN means By TIE uvs
ces Of Hsr, have determined the company 70 sell
rather lisa saenpI under the circumstances, 10
resuacltAte.
ING J. o. McIANlhLs
febz-2m Atlantis. Ga
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ORDERS FROM rHE xA-JoR-OExERAL c~ONEANDINc
HEADo'Rs, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
NEw ORLEANS, La, March ls, 1866.
Special Orders No. 63.l
lEXTRACT.l

=
?. It appearing that John T. Monroe and
James o. Nixon, who received, respective
". at the late municipal election, a majority
Of the votes for the Office Of Mayor and Al
derman, may come within the classes Of
exceptions mentioned in the Presidents
proclamation of amnesty, neither having
received a special pardon, they are sus-
pended from the exercise Of any OF the
functions OF those offices until their cases
can be Investigated, and the pleasure Of the
President be made known but they VII
be allowed 70 take the oath Of office, and
the Mayor elect will be allowed to admins
ter the usual oath to the persons elected.
The remaining persons elected WILL upon
complying with the requirements Of the
Constitution and laws Of tbs State, be in
Quoted into Office, and the municipal Gov
eminent ofthe city,as thus constituted, and
with the two exceptions above mentioned
is declared to be organized and in full force
and vigor.
By order of Mai. Gen. E. R. S. Candy.
WIcEHAM HOFFMAN, A. a. g.
Official: NATHAN'L BURBANK, First Lieut.
A. A. A. g.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPr. or LOUISIANA,
NV 0RLEANs, La, March ls, 1885,
Special Orders No. So.
[Extrsct.l

3. J. Ad. Rozier, ESQ., is appointed May
or Of the city Of New Orleans, pro fcaP0rcf
and will act in that capacity until the mu-
uieiral Government Of the city is organized,
as provided for by the 18th section Of the
citY charter, in the case Of the sickness or
temporary absence Of the Mayor.
By order Of Mai. Gen. f. r. s. Candy.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, A. A. G.
Official: NArRANIEL BuRBANE, First Lieut..
A. A. A. O..
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Auction Sale of Furniture.

Tom. C. Crunk will sell on Wednesday,
March 2Sth, inst, atthe residence of Joseph
Elsasser, cornerof Spruce and Union streets,
all of his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. All
are invited to attend this sale.
Ton. C. CRUNK,
Mar. 2j-3t. AuctiOneer.
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Italian Awnings made to order. Furni.
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt & Mar,
shall, No. 81 College street. Mar. s, I'm.
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Proposals

WILL Be received a. the once Of the Chairman
w q the Street Committee, 30. 9 North Csda-
street. on saturday, the I'm Nay. ls15, for The fol.
losing work. to-Elt-
lt- For TIE necessary earth emhankmeuf and
McAdsmiz ng required b. eIteadlng College street
norhEardly from Jefferson street shove nlgh water
marx.
"a For the necessary sarth sm~haukment, cui,
vert masonry, curung and g~utserng required Z
Rrading south Union street, between EIsh sd
Spruce street.
Sd. Fer the masonry oundaunu or other Eors
required N coastructon Of fridge across Lei
branch on High street.
4th- For the contraction o. stone tagging o.
BRICK paFements throughout The ct a. such pSiutl
a. tha street. COMMITTEES may order.
fiSnz. estimates and Epscidcaaons can be seen,
or other obtained a. The 01ce Of ths
CITY EnEDeer, Ne, 4 North Cherry street
6EO, 8. KINNEY.
msria-d Ch0rran Street Committee.
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Qua Jos OFFIoK.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatsst style, and at the lowest
pricos, at this office.
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Parties sending Orders TO he job
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write - Union Office" on the face of
the Copy.
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CITY NEWS.

For the House of Representatives.
We are authorized to announce Maj. Wa. a. LEws
A. a candidate, under sho Governors proclamation.
Election March 3ist, 1896.
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OrENrSo OF rus CHANBEE OF COMMERCE. -
The Chamber Of Commerce will be opened
for daily meetings, on and after Thursday
next. It is 10 be hoped that there will be Q
large attendance.
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Carpetings, OIL Cloths, Mattings, Drugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
Just received by Hewitt & Marshall, No. 81
College street. Mar. I'm.
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets (pints and
quarts) on different colored card-boards' oil
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Notica.

WILL b i1ciaded IN the sale AZ tae MedioA.
RurFeJoTs hsrahouse. On Tussdsy. MsTch
Eth,
@ Ranges. c0oking stoves and CalsroaE,
100 Canves Lillara.
A ioi d Desks, Ta6es. A..
Can b. szsminsd 90 Eondav.
marrhzf-sf
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made 70 me a. Trus-
ID tee, on the 26th Of April, 1859, and duly regis
tered 10 the Registers once Of Davidson county.
24th day Of March next expose 70 Tuhie sale. on
the premises, unless sooner disposed Of AZ private
sale, that valuable lot extending from Market 10
Wster street N Nashville, fronting about Ose han
dred and sixteen feet on each street. and knoFn As
the Bishop Miles Property. A pls1 vii Be prepared
before the sale. Terms One third cash, and the
residue In one and tEO yasrs with interest Notes
with good security required, and 8 len retained.
sh0td JNO. q. EWJNG, Trustee.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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M e Ma

The "a And luKuTy Or TIE age, without n rnrie
fault. De tnd vii convince the moot skeptra.
MAKES Puddings, Cakes, Clstlrds, hiauc Mango.
Ac-, Usthouf islEEiass, with lev % DO egrs. Of a e1st
Astonishing the most economical. A alrnt ad1I-
ton - ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and CAKE. IT'S asO erceIeutfsr thlcEen.rg
sweet sauce, Waues for FISH or fHeat. coup, &C. Frr
Ice-Cream nothing can compare with Be-. A little
boiled 10 milk VII produce men cream Tor cofes.
chocolate, Tea, sc
But ~ 10 one pound pac1Ees. under the trade
marx Ma 1ena. sIth directions Or Use.
most delicious article d oaI nr children ard
iuvaiids o. Al sge-- Fsr sale - ar0cers snd Drug
glsts everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, fS6 Psiton 81 a-- yoA
WILLIAM DUHfEA, geu@nA Ag-nL.
iuna gf-fv.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash
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HOUsEEEEPERs tr1r t-f uI vsrmI1 uerf
be- 20 10 Ienr-r. ftheY usH CIHrtas EEf-uula
tor We have lzsd Dc % our H-gF.lfHUl auI a
blr cot e.. We W0ulI ls.HL %. We have turf u.
cons. tut they effect Gel u.tl..sr Uf a1atfr a-
ur-s Eu1ezs me breath ga g. EtH-, H-r f0HeL.-
Agu, and Bed-EgE-, Hli...r Than 40 C1u grf.
lDtaI tlzrFr
ss-5ss "CasrAa llysusemsl. above.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
J. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTS,
No. II Deaderiek Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL sttend = the erecting Of ell kinds Of Ms
I w cmnery, Mills, Oh We h, Engines snd Ma
chlnery turnished on the beat Of terms. Agents foT
Machinery q J. B. hoodey, o. Cincinnati. Persons
wishing 70 purchase would do vel 20 consult US,
- We ulnk We can accommodate them. Al ma
chnefy fought Of us vii rave our personal Sften.
ton "a re erection uf H. We are stEl IN the SeE-
ing hacslns business, and have some few machines
lei that VII Be sd yerT cheap. We also sftsnd
. ne 6ene7A kepSrlug Business, Key Fitting
Bel HsnginG Bnss Foundisg, &c.
decSl-m
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Two gentlemen, or a gentleman aud wife,
can obtain private JO-ri.l At n Union
street..
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& JOHN PARET, Jr,
s. CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW luRE,
Manufacturers and J0bbsFs
CT 7 HIN O.
Large Stock adaptel O. Southern Trsie.

A Large Stock ainpt-l D. s1uiaefu Ifalc-
auifem
in Chancery at McMiuuyilie, Tenn
EEsersEY HrErs lsaE
T15mas Rains, adm b al E0al ELua, doasasI
81
isaac Ealns. Jassoa E.aa, Wa.Elnsf1r enA -af
wife Elatheth. George vt. haa. E.Hsri
ard wife Patsy PIra Calvin ff|-H, l.ft
Irsaaln Prss. Lfl1la Pre-. aui haF
fucs, non--esf1Hnt aHirnlaats
~ this ctlss. @ app-ssln2 90 tha Gers ani H,-
Ter flat Us shove uaurl dfi~ulAA 30 uu-H
residents "a ths STATE 81 Ternseree, eo lhat tU-
Ordinary prncns lIaw casuof D. arflal luu lnru
&c b. uarrilre crigu-d that punran Un male
nf four auccszslFs arrEss In Lr NaHurN Iu.al.
q neHarapFF Eaalahe1 a1 tuec t % nashville. Tens
nezs~e. rcluf * -sd jsienitus t1 sprrsr ca MS
drat Day of our next court % b. held 10 w-rF-.
vie on he fouuh MQntay m narCh. lsf. 49, arI
there % plead. aasssr or aruIur O. cna-us
ai' or the sano go D. aEan of c-ollfssel aut =.
fog bearing 81 Tare a tc then
. hQEFuRD, CAN
VIC bILra BC
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We are obliged to the Adams Express iS'
late southern and Eastern papers
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Was the only preparation for food from
Indian C0Fnn

That received a medal and honoubio mention nom
TIE Royal COmmissi5arrs, atthe great international
Exhibition, London, isGZ, the competition Of all
prominent Manufacturer % "C0m Starch" and
"Prepared Com Flour q tins aud other c~ounl1es
nothHlthztauaIrg.
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Old Course OF Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary rvmrt7rs
Dr. JONES hasd EcJveUd a mode Of ucauncut tr these diseases which . rH.4
pleasure Than a pain. His teaimeut has undergone q thorough Investigation and
has been found much more efficient than any other lie Is never troubled with the
complaints o. patients with secondary Syphilis, .EoIcn organs or with ua1v svmn-
toms produced by the Old School Treatment.
DR. JONESS charges are the same ia on clss-wl charge The sam, nr one
weeks attention that he would for oue month, and 1t IS Of couao to his uus. 90
cure as speedily as possible.
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FARMERS AND HOU8EkEErEEs-sl0a.I re-
collect that hundreds Of ta'ls-s uurtg ui urs.4.
Provision, &C., are nurulI5 destroyed hT tsla
Mice, Ants, aai 0trer i1aerE sul vsnmu-aI 81.
"C1srsa1s Eat. E1arh, Ant. So EEttr4il.s
bought and uzei reeIy.
ua-5es "Carsa's niTsr ssurrt Shove.
HS7soid u Nashville. Te1u.. fJ " ia e. w.
SMITH. cod si IragEsts a1i Ds.-ls.
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For Funerals.
Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press Of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with 30 much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
veHc Daily Union
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed 10 overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail 10 an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, il is proper that
the means Of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; if they AVE given their stten-
ton exclusively 70 one branch Of the pro-
f~ession, aud made themselves masters Of il,
they have still more right to expect sup
port, more particularly If they have afford
ed proof Of their ability 10 cure. To this
lattey class belongs DR., Z. L. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been a beusfact0r
% the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
IS a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that We may still be found at u Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

Since our last there has been snotbo-
IN the river, but the water is now nearly on
a stand, with scant six feet water on the
shoals.
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A VOICE IRON THE PAR WEST
% "C1starf Esf, Eaarl. AaL 81 Eus.u a..s
"m1u. gram snI provision sas Dom ~
70 Grant county bT vsrm.u flu r0.1 .a9 fr @
Hsrr a.
ss-5es "C0rsRs aiger-=amsu Above
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oInsenq, Feathsrs, Beeswax,

TIE hghest nHrEef prcs vm b PAD, 10 goods
o. cash = re LfuG htcrs 81 EF. ja1klns a
.. Ra - North Asrkel street, ffon WenF "a
siE1d4 tl 61se1E keatherr and HeesuaI. A.
much . SO Ia tinseng Wazse1
jaA1fg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-24

l9iitterfi9en gHiberfan6 Q.aen bic
llfi1rpattoneu 6es @faiiSeat,n IN feinen
8eriuden, ole llnieniften bes @aoens
an ben b9sartigen rnr reuloien @eiit
Der Rebellion ltlo Sece1iom su berra@
them. sss ssis5
8ef6Iofien, DAB mir bon Neu :
EN- ben @eiit Der Nebellion erfennen in
benz Sutherland gegen @elebe uno in
ben fiirbterli9en Slntrengnnesn Der
Spppfitipn, Die conltitutionele @elebe
9ebung in unferen Gtaate Daour1 gu
Derbillberii ge6adte, baB he eineil d a r.
t 1t I'd E n &idter berfubrte 81 einern
litaliti0len anO unbernfenen girf6reiten
'gegen bic cpnititutionelle 9egtslntur !;
ipel9es berrdtberiiGe Gebabren ausens
i9einlid befiiriportet tuurbe bur9 ben
treuloien 8rdii6enten.
Bel do fen, baB mir cine trene
YreIle als soas Boatpert Der Sreibeit
bstra9ten unb DaB Der Cant ,6er nncons
bitionellen unioniiten bon Sennehee
i9ulbig lit unn bierbur9 bareebradt
iuiro Der Wentpbis Soft urb Meue 3elt,
Der slaibbiae YreB uiO Sin,eS uno Sem
neNee Staatsaeitunse bsnl 8norpiae
B6ig uno Der Sonesborpusb Union
Stag. &'.sa
d Be 9Ioffen; baB Der Dant Ser
Sennsflee Inionilten fbuiOis lit nno
hermit bargebradt miro Der Cincinnati
8asette bafiir, baB fie Dem lobalen Bolt
oes gforbens bic 9enaie Stelnng ber
Setinehee unionilteH setrea por9eaei9<
net hat r. +@ On, - - 81 e' las. .sS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-24

2s q. GaT5 nmter en- y er I pr { d en-
. gemaB tpieberbelen mir nltfenftebeno
nohnals Die bon Der Linton S0nbentloH
am SonnabeuS 9efaBten 8ef6 llllles
GbenfaIls fiiaem mir bic 9eamensliite Der
eriuabIten Deleaaten bet. . 81. = =
Sn @rmn nm q, baB elm &ufruf
eraaileen fir eire, am &. IS. .:.ss 1.,st
p =. sn s5,, -. z. e. =. rSoo
.5a.4, 81 9 ~ y 1U'tI
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