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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Il is evident that General Grants
statement that q few troops must be
retained IN the Sonth. and that It Is
not best t. lease the duty Of msintain-
ing order solely 70 the State niEtia. IS
not correctly understood Tho Lieu-
tenant Geaersl lone sinoe. With theas.
sen Of the President decided % Re-
ducs the miiifarF force 10 q very small
Squire. Ia fact. the volunteers have for
some time been restless aud Impatient
They enlhted for the war, and thai be-
ing closed they can be no use ia being
retRinzd il The service, and are anxious
70 refprn 70 their homes. Many Of the
regiments have become almost useless
ltcm this helinf They consider their
work accomplished, aud that fhe COY
ernmentis poi keeping is faith with
shem IN retaining them in the service
While i vas decided to muster out
nearly ali he vclEnteer regiments. sek
iuasmucl - there ues some missp1ee-
hAnsion a an uprising OF the neerses
on Chria+p1as day. i Was thought bss6
% retain Eanng 81 Tie regiments pnfii
STEER that period AFTER Cbzistmas
ard New Year psased niihoQt anv
teehse.orders Eefp immediatelyizsaed
musie1lng out the great bulk Of the
volunteers. The only notice thAi tie
public ha4e had Of this IS the state.
meat thai orders have been esQe8 10
musIer Oh cert ii regiments which
were named. Whlle 81 this vas going
en- General lhcuas or General Pefsons
applied TO- pefrtiss'on 10 TilhdraT all
the FEDERAL aoops 10 his department
and e spEuisA firms to The State mill.
tia to preserve order. This application
General Gfantdsnsed. using the follow
ing iAnfuaRe- the present anf
until thete Is fan secprlty sns eaaitablr
meintaiaink tte rights sn3 safety Of.
81 classes 81 ciifens Il the States Isle.
il febeIien. 1wou.d not rssomnsnd
tie HithdfRHI Of the Uniscd Suites
troops ffsm thence The nnnh4-
intszior gxsisoas niekf be re.fuced
put ppfsahla ls9ee s~qi1cieol 70 fnsere
lganqniliig saonid 10 reiaine1 Nsile
spce : forte s retAtned Ia the sooth +
dpnbt the aropEietF al putting ar.aa 8
thu hands ol The mi'itk
Now thtfea notkin4in his ss.4;..
thst be hAA caanged 1s ra4n Is wa, I
eraEias ttsops' b1t On tie eoptrtrF
ne facts slsled ADORE sho1 lhaf -
SD rnrseirt lhe policy. Il annlr !
shows t1At 3 111aa fArfsSon only IS =
b 7sislne& THIS garrison he iatands
% roafne . As - P~osibleto fhe rsrs.
~ aynf. A Few volunteer regiments
qiA Be retained fofa short Inns I'D
Recruiting Tor 10 refnlkr srnly i new
song iorwtrd quite RAPIDLY and Is Isl
q eQmEanYis brmed 5 sent soefh Isl
iake the pltss q volunteers. ana he
.aiter ara ueustcred out Il via not s.
|enE keseaa the onlg military f5fot Is
~ e1fflse VII fe tie REGULAR astf<
q s e dsasged - eli i Fill b y IS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23


We have unisorni7 sted G1t
/. traitors should BE punished n t4zsfn-
est manner possible. and that tfeascn
should Be followed b. zaeh RenelEa
will make it infslnoue Icf Ill future
time: and We trust tb4t Cor
the President viii mature sdeh mes
nres s. wi FtHacve all incentive or
frcliee fcr anclher rebellion But Ne
are equally satisfied. that Justice and 3
we eonsiderafion for thu safety Of the
] future euine2tly demand inst those
who Noia ane to tie Government
Hhile thsE were eurronndsd WITH aan-
ger. arsn0E worthy OF it, pronpt recos
nsfion. and 3 Helcome back 70 the pflss
Eflsres derived from = participation IN
the Government a. remarks o eonr
temporary The punishment 81 treason
ike crime Is Of al other degrees, shsald
be dealt cut on The i,asadeu g1a,1gs
and no. launched % tae osnA4
where Il vas committed Hence IN =
State ike that Of Tennessee Fhfre
treason vas mantuIy Tes1ted-Fhere
the n~asionaI Law vas never resliE
sczperded-nhere the national author
it, was naFeF entirely defeatsa-a1d
where fhs great body IF the people
nsrer gave up their relations Of loyalty
10 the DaHoaal Government-the polt
icaI stains remain unchanged. ana.
the right to al the franchises and the
. privileges eff a participation IN tho A.
fairE Of the 6c7efnment hthe same 20
day A. vas before the black dsg
Of tfeasoa was unfuFIed Hance. TOO.
the Union men Of aIi the States belieFe
that The admission q the Tennessee
delegation 70 Congress NQuld consh
tute an act Of great Justice These
Senators znd Representatives do not
appear at the doors IF Congress IN any
degree Identified With treason. Before
the rebellion was precipitated they
we're the opponents cf secession After
treason had armed is hosts for 4 con
test Nth she Cover sment, the sane
men did not hesitate q day On Fhieh
side OF the fight to IERnge themselves
bat EslIying with AndreF SohnsQH
they firmly and Dol lY esponsed she
cause Of the 0oFernHent Iho1sanaa
of honest hearted and sturdy men IN
Tennessee ranged Themselves with
their leaders on the side Of the Govern
ment, and It's this Constituency which
now asks for = representation in Con-
gress In our judgment and according
% every principleof right and justice.
Congress should not hesitate dag in
admitting to seats Representatives and
senato7z who ask for seats IN thsnsne
Of loyalty. It was no fault Of the
Union men Of Tennessee that there
was treason committed in their Stste.
They opposed the crime-risked their
lives IN the condict fought abe good
fzht 10 its end and neWaask 70 bsSe-
cognized only for what they were
Rgal Me a01trnnsnt faithful % is laos
and fsas 3 As lnion-6u1agfen (lW }
J4lnna4 81 COLLIE ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

ANE4ttlHH OK NA1CAANut
Travelling AGENT at q Country Hoo
tel.
F15m the cinznnlifo clnmsrsial
A short tine since, the travelling
agent for a large Publishing hoese IL
this city had occasion to @put up st 6
country hotel, and, as usual with him
examined the lock of his room door
before retiring Finding il salislscto-
~. he drew out hia revolver and his
wallet and proceeded to count the
money. Of which be had q large sum,
solicited from agents Of the honse for
which he travelled, throughout the
country. FhA interesting process was
undergone b. the lfaht Of = fali0n
dir. and oecppied nea5ly half sn'
hour. st tie ex,siration Of which time t. .
traveier prepared DO 20 to bed. first BY
looking dndsr that zfii1ie Of furniture
"A habit usually indulged IN BY so
ionrners 81 country taferns, especially
uhen carrying fat purses-and second
". br~unf7sng the strings ofhis bnfIalo
ovsr1hoes Now, il happened thst our
Traveller was 0ns Of those practical fell
lows who Try t. Skill two birds with one
stoae. and hs tried to unite his over
shoes and lock- under the bed at tie
same time. As be did so. his eyes en-
c0untered the huge pFoporlionz og q
massive human head and shoulders
protrudine from > heterogeneous col.
lection Of bandboxes sad nameless
lumber stcFed sway there, and cold
swbat broke OFT simultaneously and
instantapeousy over his body, 81 the
bare thought cf being murdered and
robbed By sQc1 N1giant
Not q moment Wea 70 kNlost. for he
felt that tbs Uould-be rnbber and IS.
sassin saw that be Was seen. The trar.
eisf seized bis money and his ~reToIVez
at the sane iaslent aud in a voice
treInulona We were going to say, wish
fear. be demanded the villain 70 cone
forth. No reply.
All, tkonght the ~tesvaier, the rascal
Is going &c shoot me, and quick as light
ming he cooked bis Hearo1, and banged
array ct he gigantic head under the
bed, and then rushed for the door and
| called for help.
The report Of the pistol already
/ EN|I lN|A %AE AAANLH 8AA enc AMnNANlA
the oecupants Of adjoining ROOMS, and
several IotIngeFs from the bar-rcom,
rushed toward the zen Of excitemenk
/ The tSasef3r was thought 10 be crazy,
for there be Etood. his eyes starting
from their spheres. his hair on end,
and his trembling hand graphing the
revolver. Nhile his bloodless lips mur
INJURED tIlye plugged him sufes I've
plugged him Sure He pointed under
! the led with his revolver, and the land.
lord, oatchng . glimpse Of the situa-
fion, stooped down, with the candle,
and drew forth s bronze bust Of Daniel
Webster tiih { bullet hole through Tia
forehesa.
The murder was out, and no amount
Of ezplansf;on could sspe the cruel
crowd from laughing st the traveller,
nor keep them hom ealing for nun-
berleas dFinks Al his expense that night
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ennf 4 t4eazfat AZ. Aha percent 4 * fer RI.
RkrdI D ni 4 ta had 4rolit4l + ?
& to masntaih t7sl ktiitE 81 she IyrlF1 Q
the standard ~. J1nn<fs such a font
15lti nfielseiv znrzeTs he co11i1sn =
thf p,alls ol ikit. kIag4ee. . 1f IS E<t
Immunity srss aa,s{I PIX IS esnctrned NJ.
4faf eli Eta .sk. ca1e q ~rast-raf4ua
small nox 81. oothf- Lei It p t7<1srl1e
ed, then. this 44esiaaf 81 dos Att center
81 1t11Irf4 81 s ~I4tItt. HIItni.y lsfu
411lHtK sud thu 4tft e1atr|e|c he W
41nt<a-lt8t s. a reear# tie purify AID
strength fills tfref s14 tht neu4 : d
pnnctnf b. more Asn is.s ths l4snuEl-
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aeiion az he die1fesnizfr n eongFfa
f tbs F0In5fsera are 8 theR
retention they viii thus ~ th2t Gen-
rfess ia she cause Of their grief and
Fpon that BODY rests the reapopttN'y
Of keeping them away fon Hs
lies and houes=Nae
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

III lie SoaA Carolina Leaislaiufe
toe ether dss, N. Jchn HaressIon
Bed. e. 0eorectoRn. n1ered e 1asoin.
don II The Hsase l5oklnE - lhe revival
Of Re dne ho1efe1 estom Of ~srrkslne
the Speaker IN the Feft Of cEioe. Ehish
atbe pkrhamenlezf hoe raHn. Ithas
eeen The cusiom q south Carolina
from her birth ssA STATE and esased
cnfr when the aprnoach 81 Shegmans
army endangefed thetaftiT Of the robe.
which. ipf security cake. wa removed
10 the counter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

FIH IELE%E STOCK roy re THEY
%f &asfAo05. ctlsl1r a. sft4
ito9 fa
Artsesecszfso n~rezaaa9 IS rrs.nr =
feqs C LtRs& essQ1EfklT dcsras-~
<t@I tE1sdlr Ne tou. WI - Il 4f
tt1HH re1.0 Urct# I4EfA
a. sserafrert &ealr rnha1I
WITTY 80 4s.rs3. y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

4411rI1<N. IaHN Dee - I5 i
D41t4aII QTatI1 = EAIuoh stress "a E
%fe14s tetrtea H1SlzIff en1 CrlIee. Nad %
~ 4eIlded " A14lff.t 1tsaa e1fhat All a5rt 49,
Nt 7ANFN1ut VI ftTat Is e rzl14e1 NI
p ne <44e1c4z114HEt ra1a1 4I11t Hli4a an
-tt4s1 p trt4s55 fzr11at Etsd H1z i 60
fss14 Ita4F = 1cEr44c1 n H1I1z1rr Ir
-tzIE4t T1IE vi 3 1ea114 - 1z1e ~
t - ezFta1t0 HAE1 ~ - Fat %
snzF nris
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

io he cfrdaefs 81 ne 1si4aa 4 as.se Mills
1 nelnf etfErete4 ~ He41s<7 Il
eeftt4 are ye4 - 11ta4 f1014e1n mr. !. ,-s
4r4t eAUt E1.ea4 ~t l4efs nFr1er7r -.
sunset - - rf1l1a 4a - ca -
us4It e - at.11s E.rt4 nhz
4fs1 a&T H1r AH5Trrr-
r1ss t o1&
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

11cp4Iza K4 tM
MRN d WHITES not nov, asdla4t lt
IA 1r1oue E41e pass n 81 cnn,of he Ia.
1ot : an : "a tuthafa1i g ind IS ~ an1
1o-tnI % crease 49, dt1foT hastily 1rsn5l rs
e Fft1Itf 3 tmaI zcecrns banded HIN Ir ca.
eFtq1 ne lsni1sd a1t1crH1 haas ffrfI Er Is
1rIe y lfro1st 81 eNTTHE ~
31us%
= 1rt MISUNDERSTANDING u4ioS ea1 A1fIsa Cos
treorn fnse Az emtHs ni En1 h1te Loufp
villa 5o1frAIf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

After The zlouss was eslled g order. Dir.
freeman called up the biz exeursisg =
Homestead
Mr.. Brandon moved - enend, BY fixing
the value ct SIsfoV. A discussion here
arose. When vote vas taken on thea mend-
meat and L was found ttBt there sers g
iof and IS against ii--no quorum. Adj
j~oprno1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

The foloEiag ethe bill which passed
the House Of Representative on the
IlsA irsk
Z esacife ~ ~ Seaa1 asd Hefse q
Aepfetafs 81 o. Eitot &afss 81
dnttiM d toae oH, That from
~ iaF and paris 1f la4s and pre.tfIbing
The qualifications u tlcepff for any oiata
IN 1he District 1eIuiAhis, DE Wtfd
out. and thai frau and5aiisf he psssaee 81
his aet no reEAtH shall hs disqualified = -
Eotinf ~ shy election held ii The said die-
tict on 4ttcunt 81 color.
ffcf1os 2. And Lett Jerther enacted, Thst
ell act of tenErest and al laws of the State
Q Naryian0 IN sorce IN seid District, ahd
ell o~rdipanres Of Washington and George
Iowa incorsis.ent with The proViaiona Of
this act, are hereby repealed and annnlled.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

n@~esoss @E.o u Gf461 8694s
oFFIcE ASSISTANT oUkR1ERMzs7kR 4
Anlsn14. TEst. IN lslh. 1855.
villa aer pr salo en- eaFDRDAT. January
t15eoE Buehs.s 31ist Sod ~
Sound and in packages.
sale 70 eommeEce At 10 o'clock. Ar. .
IerAe oaehIn oordrhna1f Flhds.
q ordarpf caFlA r. EddYs chsafQtM Bept
q Tennessee.
y 3. KIRK,
Fnm-et xeIz Cart BIT Mz. A.Q. u.
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The Memorials 81 lhs Immor,aI
Dozen.

UCEeNs
We d~eaoancsd the memorials Of the
p1sled State Central COMMITTEES Of
The Union party e Tennessee. en their
appearances in print $ a blow aimedat
Preaidens Johns on. We have neither
seen .or beard euythine since to change
our opinisn. Thas they originated in
hostiiisg to the President We have not
ndoubt Hos they hsFe been received
sbroaa. by his enemies. The reader can
learn hy consulting the columns Of III
tn radical newspapers Hess he Chi
cazs Trieuna rhieh halls then viii.
pleasure IS eealnfsf end ss4nsse proissa
aa..ast ~ Preidcsaaiho5Jy a As fzArol-
4 ADHESION 81 TENNESSEE aad he
cher reesssirssg States
Fsosn ne ch.1to 1nsnne
gne volcs 81 TsFkEssFH-We Qnbiish
elsewhere 81 nbstzact u two memorials
fron the uaicn rsen 81 Hennsssee, one aa-
8ressed 10 the President and he qthe- %
fhe rant toleni4et ~ Rtct1eeocIien.
T~e4 - 4aIG&t a14 6o4ncnf Fr.irss4
s- an rfesdenfd hobby 81 The ms
1900 edm|ssl1a 81 Tcnressee nod he
olbsr rtconsff1ttihf ktttf3. They show
fhrt evan is IeaEessteI which Is ne most
adFrnrea 81 81 she eeatncfn Ftsns ~
rnionisns. liberty oraefs ano every ptotr
efese 10 rnIf4r aEu'eI'on. o. rittdrauel
d maffsf, t&4fffnent iaesne ke ioHl
~,-zre5ar ii ne Intan clemens o. The ten.
aer 1n~hafIsm a. the late rebels. They
.hoe 44al An The laws viii be in Aha hsod.
ri rsesn.a hezars 4iN he peede - AcnI
neetfe All he social inEneeco viii h7sxefi'
Cd ~ hem. and that NV p1etsnce tHetthes
sra not tt1l lebei.s seRtcd IN re-Fs4 =. ta'
Ecsth. - ~ 1aserrrrut ~ tNtetr1
unioaW al HesFfrtt .e-EnE +
un.rersfI red II. IS deiVN A1d {
shsn4Nn hoHo thcsa tl4stftF4 fnI
ehhss1.44 4eeR aEHrat74c -
sroatt = Gle tA@ 3 tH 4tF4ft
TheftIt ta tcfdlo De esAsA . ~aiet 3
1ela.trs. lbe In.oaisle q East 4ennelete
Hc has been great eaiy 8 be has been a.
-errs 4nialtro man 81 thas class. foT D.
1tends nlaai from ihesn. eadeepteaenu pFse
rtsslIv sho ralicr IL thcse with whom h
- +teF fnte wsetd q hfc-loaF conflict
When rsse1rs 81. coan4I Sad uer1ln< GEM
AZ ifaa nd te apd qqfanf tNp ~
inate44t atf3c4 44a4a AAet A4fA@
nimaf - rcee Pe.eee.a9at tkaS12te'
~e..er ftt4l they mel Be brard and hetdei'
~ So dfItfsnre 1etNfnp foe e7so 3
Tanr ara tt5t II Tie Hafr setther.
<lrl- IAIf IL TttHtE tttnt-tl7f1 cfthi
wf-i~n.nnInto are InIqn|fls. and The vic
amF th|S Mtleothef ttaies the Eniorisd
~ n.rrr .aff tsfk ia all. however
49, rr..tt a1l D. nFca Hesn
fhertssgI 81 taIif1 4p9n = se7Aaaiate ~
Cnsae ~. ard Is satnit 8 the mir e
$500 ttttt fsue ana tetel cAcsrs
a. h ! reinra g hiFht 8 IN lf grave
Nh.s : er,-n.rl hN.a4detf4t haffIHlsIra
m~.. 44I4. .6f4h1ao1afed CO essuu-
frr - reIr. ofatFzf, that m~aEeSri1,aH 1,
- sI4 Is 4f1els tollf state
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.6aTI RlLLIHG SIAEEI

tzI17ABY nlgIsI0N or nm TEENEssER.7
CEIN QEtHIarEAntzss 0fflcA.
I3. nnlfssf Nar1eokfh 7
toH Aaabelie. Tern. ian 3sh. 1B1s 1
MILL BE- scid & Pubn4 1uedoe. b Msnh I
w 1t1p4tsce. "Wednesday, Fatrdarr 1th. is
he ftfeaine deForhsd Roiint Stock, iz
{1fouf ErFI1ea ave iest rrsro
atf1 Old and dls11nHEf1 ro Ffr.f.ataI
~ s1tesn Box adl1 nns Fi ca-noss Or
itss-17a fez fn1Ee
seme Time and Place.
d Or Locotn31Fe Eas'na. ma fa nae. lri1r
~ Ee dtc1 on the inf b fa sIrn c<1llri
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NALLexpoet Tor sale q Pubic kncaou on
neApA4s @e4aA1y sab. lses, he t~aiopins
Atlose'ek. sma Hulailks sAfr1ckz I'd
Gaft7fa At Fort Hononle4 eir SIS 81
All O'clock. a : 1ui'diees. Barrsess sd
lurttfr, ~ Eort HHker.
lnk ! n. S Baaaef. nsrshss,ss cor
81 t4eHoua1 11d sulhrd rf1plf1. Uh
Al s,c.cck Pm f~7aainEs Ashsroa Pike
1eer 0ll1ry 3c11on5.
AZ eFa pa pssa1sa lrnsu4 O. Mn.
Atef1oro Eike. ~ nllss OH MI G
E zNu1Cean - Sotsrdn1eat Fui3s-
ta.aazaio - ett4s tzptthe 81 shs
- d5sf sfA Z EDDY. u.sA. c6.,f one,t.r.
mtstesD spkof Fs1neAsee.
3a4 1li3 4 n WlELsef
N4is-A Bvt- Major and A. q. 81
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. Bn7Iz41 nnsarrettNe
tsIh aad kqeelag es4ts 81 t96 lj Dummy
Hof.ess. unsef4i4A9.
~ Five ersn- 80 fat rt.h M.r.r.~ ~.
BF17e. - FNos71ns sF4@a tB - @sf
as o1q1nrdrra rnd f1I5 arsa ctref Ia sad
g Class Cat e1eecI cenlfan 8e1ls[ce al Rserd
$50 - 7old, On ahcFs msrEcned a.le. At
LQDrk. ard NaeeElle. 90 Eae.a 81 Elf.rT
-1fko2frT z4EAlaE Hrosnossd q a. ual
@1t vi caH1lt18s rrh a|aart nteIce1
~ caa147s sEA g tne >f5 s e
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This lsIlsr ID atconFan563 ty statements
from @. B. Persons, fate Provost Mnrahal
cenera. q The Middle Military Division.
md Major o. II. Howard, Chef eigHal
uncrr 81 the Division Of tie GniL watch, e
General khefidah eueodies the subsistence 81
ihcm ID bis letter. need notbe rspublishcd.
b Is also hceeEi pnnitd By a s.asement 81
raptared aftiiiefy from Lieuirnaut George
W Aakee, General sheIidan's Chief ordl-
nente Officer, * which tee fliowing IS "a
abstract, exhlbidnr the number a pieces
captured BY General shsFidaE's forces from
AuRusl %. 1888. % January j, 1906
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"E'fH
+s-eAEo Tribune. one 81 the mosf
FicI1rt Of al III. s.
4tt-'lA-t| alafee
Wy present tt1e oE t1ec1nIfo4efsr raj
alive 10 orr rIe,rSe go
f-1I- -+ =
sefo.taH=rLi<ter Eelt arn ror -~-
Il -~ 49, Rtt
e eiA 81
III. H4t--No. IN eee
and / uoast ~. ~
~ Iref7
ttA u ms SUBJECT
The Tribune AIDA.
There * only one 81 ....... E.
~ ne "a ~ matter dfsp;
via pless~ sf r e.sfss sps = resses
e ths pesea asLa, s. lie Es,ssos Is s..
<.e 80 e..5 saa tne.s - esnstos
secondly direet f6e P~res'sest-ss rsl;fs
tast e 1eiIst states
rIh rsSe6. 81 siss g. ss .sss
in sh Easl.hd I'D
r. s''nA e
~ ee q Aae srsed si,tes sshsss
s-s.s@~ ~. es'.ssS = e ss ee
absna5n 1fh on 81 eaaas 8 rssse
= Z. sf
nlsle zdffk5ss. si lt g Z z
- as,s rsnsle 8 sAsyaae e
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from Washington. under date Of Janu.
AIRY 18Th, says:
A motion VII be madein the House, n 1
few DAYS. difcbareihRle G5mniFeeca Re-
eonslrdciion from tufther consideration q
the Taanessee c~rseentalsI esd feferriut
them 20 she Committcc On Eicetions. j.
tie mclien sneceeia, q s5nilfr fpeasure viii
be proposed IL regar4 % the Arktnsa'
csses.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Thrilling Adventure ofa Cincinnati
TEarelins Agent At q Country Hoo
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q. S,
~ tHTtt Htn truinsnce at8s-
uttn-1or1tC7 f4rIcu guns .- 8
~tix-roundFr Heen4e gun
3 I44ire oundhr Moulfsfl Bon
n~fei4e-poundcr Yield HouiI1 81
Elfh1ee neh sr1i1ance, B-p51na's
elreIf6 naeaaar lroa eu1s F- &. q
1tEeiFe-p-uedar bf111a Rans-4
Irhrfe nad ons-hafi inch fr0n gun
3 Hre11Hh Urea r11z
Iflz711E 1o11a rrn
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che Curt.

Union COURSE, Long Island. -TROTflNG on
u TUESDAY. Msy %. At O'CLOCK p Purse and SAX"
three IN tive 70 wagons turner's o. -.
Fanny Allen" d. P6fers biz humming Bird IL "ooaf"h'
a z. Capt. Talman;" X. Walkers :. " Dictator.
=" WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
Union COURSE Long lsland.-TROrTlNG an
u WEDNESDAY, May 90 at o'clock p IL Match ior sz"o
mi. hests best three i've you please. H. Woodruff
Lady Eums d. b. e Shark" Cars viii cave the souis
Fey At m 1850 and from the talton ard "i ans
bursh ferries every the dy for ne Cours direct
WILLIAM SHAW, PTopretoE
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Eew-Jersey Steamboat Company. - -
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLEs LlNE.-Ihe Boats
n this line leave for ALBANY from foot Of csn. d,I sSs
DAYS .TcepedD, o'clock The ST JOHN on mOSpAfs,
WFDSFsDAfs and FRIDAYS; aud the DEAN RICHMOND on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Var 1sisht IA ssplv 0 the s0ss the whan
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
Nay 7-L~4Ve James clip, y y "a "a Tor 6-enpoft snd
sfiions loln NJ Tor Syos'et ard way Hon' 80 ~ ~
syor sod 10y stations -
Norh is and stations aud on saturday ngh 20 lApa
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi o. Barclay tn and fer Nov y Morning NAL trans
stations viii leave AZ 80 m
NAL Express all stations west Of MhbuFn H+V y m MOTT"
town Express al P . ,.,,,c,, =. -. --,....a.,.
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1865 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. lSed
COMMENCING MAY. a. looh


New Yors Twenty -evenih-st aho
fosrthsvs kntrsnce on twenty seVsnIa''t
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYOhni -.
Haven 200 fEI,l ll.OA IL 10, tEnJ a"
On AS 80 snd 400 (fr,lp 49,, 30, oo
bridgeport 100, 500, ttI.D lLO m i4I'' NLLS wv
Ur IS 20 and 400 Tx y
'IoY Milford and straiofi 10 n % ltS 81, p.
Tor Fairfield port aud W..,pOTt TO- o m ia 80
For Eorwsli TOO zoo. (EI 80 II % 2- tELJ 400,
On as 80. SO Zoo tEI.l = N
For Dafen. 7.fa. s1o-1l1o m AS 40. 80 p
FOR 1frenwicb 100 80. l3O u a43 49, 30 Dp -
FoT Stamford 100 90 tEI go llO Ia M lRla En- 19
400 (EI) q. go 80, 80 400 IT, p N, o.o u,,
for Po stations I0o NV lLo m
AIS az, 40 SO. $50 7OD - m.
For Boston via Springfield 800 TER 300 thrls0o m
FOR Boston, Shor. Line. l213 tEr-l so p -. -.
For Hartford and Springfield sOo thI) lAl'' ~" tE1)
zoo o m-
For Hartford Providence and Fhkl Railroad 500 fEr)
2I5p m =, e...t..,.. p.u,..J A. q m
IS. NJ.
Son Canal Railroad I2.l5 o. m. to Northampton
For Hou.stonc Railroad. q u, g.
FOR SsugAtuck Railroad. 500 m Aw = m
ror Dsnbury and SofvalK Railroad. Nv m, ~ p m
JAMES II. HOYr suut
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Hlarble nlantels.

A UGUSTUS TABER & BRO Wholesale
N Dealers In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No. ia
Waest aian and Ameicsn Marble in Blooks ard
Slab. constantly on hand and Gu, to order
NfARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-saperior in
wi sppeasrce; durabe half the price Of marble T. b.
STEWART sos sIhav and g Broadway pet 18th oksts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
wi 70 purchase MARBLE MANTELs the desgo.
kBABER Marble Works. NO io9 East lsh-
st. 3d-ave. ~ Y Msntes country Cot this out.
MARBLE MANTLELS, Floor Thing, Monuments.
WI Head-siones be purchased whosae price.
large and wellsorted Stock flsHER BIRD STEAM MAR
BILE WOBKs. Nos " to 1903 Fest Housoust
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TILING-At
WI j. c. BOYLE'S Marble Works. Nos and 10 EAs
2Oh Of Broadway. large assortment on hand
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Gouses ano farms n)anteo.

FACTORY WANTED on LEASE, in or near the
city Building obe IS 50 feet wide by 100 70 900 feet ons
ol 20 horse lsteam or ws;eI ouc WIN
roo Tor Dynr purposes Address H. II. b. Boz No 9o3 p o.
New-York.