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, 1866-11-15
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HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID II TIE nett hais.
dressing In the world. II iurs-ts beautiful glo-s to
the hair, keeps It IN curl promotes Its growth ETC.
Price 50 certs Z bottle. .
CpHAsrs ASTHMA CURE reltevc- tie nest violent
paro1yfns Of Asthma tn ten minutes, and enec1
speedy cure Price e pneage.
CpuAA.s DEpu.ATOnY POWDER vii remove
supeInnous hair tom all parts Of the hody II 1ve MIN
at, without injury TO the skin. Price 81 bottle
THE JAPANESE HAIRSIAIt color the Whiskexh
md MousIache beautiful black e:owc. II consists
Of only one preparation CcoE i'll Mt Epte OF wash
ont. Ou1y 50 cents = box.
Sold b LORD d SMITH. III LAke-tt.; FULLER,
FINCH / FCllEE, ~ and Is Msrketst., and ali
uVrikf
, 1866-11-15

WEDNESDAY EyEsHe, November II, 1865.
The following tables show The receipts aud chip
msuts Of produce during the past ewenty -four
, 1866-11-15

Qrallty. Sart we're: 81 trc4 Yellow At 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7ul hrla shipped rs
hrls. Market dull. SaIes ~ bss Fro. last crcn.
Ing u ta.esH-an irregular lot. Bonded uomlnsl
atSlc.
HOpS-Arc quiet hnt arm and without quotab!a
charge. New Sotk arc held Al 6o and Western II
itAY-Thcre Is GOOD demand for shrment and
Steady inquiry on local account under which pYtcos
are vt Sustained aud Gs1u. The ssocSs a,r iatf We
QuQIa Is follows: -
, 1866-11-15

The Board of Trade, shows the amount OF Flour
and Grain in store on November 10, In compari-
son with TIC amount In store at the sane time Last
, 1866-11-15

LAKE FRx1uurs-Market dull and Kelc lo.or. En-.
egs IL l. ba2xtn con- Il seos0s9 sSsn
Fes sss wRs1t Rs.
afet Tsss! 1 q. e ri. shipped :s e.l.
WIT &, dSs 81; ss sas a:ss 6 s It IS e. e.
IS ss@fS : i o,ls ;sy -
ssnsa Ss .. aiie ii t5 1 BIZ eLss % as ss
s9s ST. tss 81 T. j. ri sS e. i: y
fieno % ! q ssS ee brsS 4, as % ri
fsS Il 81 es FL. ae Co.'S sSa
~ aKATGkssetsea Il st 744o ea: shipped ssn eu.
as,9ss saxaTssd on % - Soq,a Ss i H.
see 7fss g @ s. Id st Il q . s,a O. TT
e. n @ 81 &c 90 81 b y q o. g Il
p Se 4 ss Il Il iS :; y a. 4
s9 t o. e j u G!s!5 81 % s i se pa Do 4
sa p g "a e sts g. b. IN d seo
:S% y sS !, $50 b e Do = % q ao s
al s.! a & M Z i
Sc ;s? & @ & e = :? ri y g :;
Jug Ti,h b1{ss, q IL e store s 4 aS,H sls
Market sdrancrd A@1c- Sales were: 1909 ou No. II
&C 5000 bu at l4c; 1000 hn DO 81 axe: la nu do
EeNtt i closing u .i@ntcto Se:s-
Il @ EsS e. = ss:s s?s b. W.
1: bu Do at Sc 51o nn Do q sss: 50 bu do 4 sse
apQ bu DO II S.. 400 hn No 4 SIC 500 bu
ii SIC 1900 bu DO a: 100 bu RI cted 7sc-ciosinE
arm at Sc fnr No, l acd &C tos So.1.
KAKLEY-Keerivcd. e1sn lu; shipped. III ba.
MsTEet dull, decline Of &c No. :, and S3sc On
Rejected. Sac* 500 bu No. at hsc; 80 6a Re-
ieced 1t seAc: 100 bu do 1t t6c: 0 hu do At l3Y
k1o hu do At %5c BAILEY Hx sAAtIE-sn bu at floa
10 bu II Sc: 40 bu u ac 50 bn at Sc 4p bu al
SIC 100 nu at &c 100 bu at &c nc hu At Goc.
A-nE.-seazse and nominal ns *Sos for Pots.
hSSSal.ss1ass khnSaSeissl Il 8 ' ''' soa' '0's
BHOOU CORS-ia1ttire and uontna1y IN
CHI nStd. sales = ere: u bales choice II f191M
REAN+Dun At zs2aE1-<S-
RVI ITKR-Recetyed. SITS ns; shipped. 1880
ps The market al except choice de cription& coo-
tsnucs very dull The ssocSs IteatliJ accnmnat
ttr. ard 10. al cuUn10Q descriptions pr1crS have
ts:.cur Downward tendency. Chciee table Qualt-
tics are IN good dena7d. TO suppl; locA caatoneEs.
and tor such the market Is uru Al full rases. Ne
nuntNs
, 1866-11-15
asggat.
legat.
TsTATE OF ELIZA Ann OSTEOAI,
- detsaset.

TsTATE OF ELIZA Ann osTR0A[,
u detsased.
Futile notice ls hereby given to all afrs, having
elal anH demands 1E n!ast the essat,' ~ El!Z ANS
Ilcn aud settlement regalAr ,tr; Of The County
Corrt Of totk County. to bc h'ldcI u The Court
r Ss Sss e. q si 7ns Ni8'a5 Of
L. Il. oSTNosl+ Executor
Ch,csgo, November7 1sas-
M HEREAS, Samuel ]. Walker, Ct the
mortgage de, dated the n.xt dig II My 4. D., Is5
sna ~ 81 Kseose1 oE @se p e. esaa
ns rTc- y ' 70 H. - u rtrst Il. Ws;
81 Fe.ra, ~ esa.e q illinois, - f,o cescEtoed
tlon SIX to) + to~nselptAEty-.gt Gs,, err cfra1Ee
lourtee1 tl sas. Il tie ma pf,2e .,c-L:s- ds
Ger II e tT,sea.t quar:ei q ssla salt u si1 a.
thence sGut- .3aR tie east :1e ii a:s GpSr stctCE
%; n1:a;sa m ti1 a ~ = " ssta 1SS &c e
east line OF said crsI.er secte c.a--c ard i1-3
sence aloce 1aid ro:tn me y :us 4.c. Il ter.
riuE-cootat.t5 t5R CO acs.s: said 1.E se ICED nav
Is osa hha het 'f ~
dste as SAID Ecrt1aRt d.eo. for the e1cc q twers
s!ss s95Ess ssc IS a!s1ss II t2 ), 81
cent PR anuuE ffo date a7d p.yaose o-e, TWO arc
'h5ss ysa.' FssRssSssiy. f1oa ~ ,a-r.tcz
aay az IN q ~. M i ss s. fhereaf. nesics aeiesy ave.
oy aHd mortgage deea. asrs eiss:>a te Gec:ars n Z
said pEoIais4z5 Totes nov due ana parable, -etheE
q aita9nsg Vii II tss awe Dren ::
public auctou, The Cocn acse doo:, E the ctsy q
81 sSsS sss & a5Hs3.9 Hs3{9
4 ~, ss,a a peee@'f5 PhhhE { K IN %Elss
, 1866-11-15

BEEF c4rTLE-Wtth more liberal supply Of stock
and better attc. dance Of bayeys GAde toay c4t!b.
tied soec little improvement In point Of activity get
there Was much the same udtsposLtIoa operate man
sted on the part OF bu, generally that has charuc
tcr1xed The traffic In Deef Cattle for the two or three
weeks preceding the. 1heta was no noticeable I'm.
psovcmcnt In the quality Of this offerings, medium
common and Inferior grades being largely In tho
ascendant. Therc were two or three droycs Of very
fair htatc Seezs In the sale pens hut holders were uo
able to realize their prices. aud these will prnbab>
he shipped East Cd owners account The unsette, and
dropping character Of the markets abroad has ycry
materially lesscnsd the demand fer shipment 50 that
this scarcity Of good Deeyes has inerssed to auS
considerable cxen with the regular course OF trace
Packer are not set In the market and they express
their determination to"keep out until pstcess Il. have
settled lower basis. The Ger1nl ut pres mt ts
confined chiefly to butchers' Cattle but there Is an
abundant supply Of this class, and prices to-day suf
tered further reduction OF a5c per 100 ns. The mai
ket Goscs dull and weak at the following quotations:
Common 10 to medu,n. .....'.'' RS =
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY. ''''1
Eeenan Finley sold II. Moore 10 head Cows and
fas f!6ley s sed heass Co. Is heal rough
o1sn, aye,ag@.Gs @ ~ r. Il Aa3,
ers.es % bought Il head good Steers av
F. i: Funk sod Hoegh rs CO. \ bead medium coss,
fssi s. TO same II head
Bassls. soaJ d Kin: II head tat Cows and Hefe1s,
H;fSsf& e. :oa 1ei0ne head fr Steers, aycFag,
biss IA Has j. head fair Steers, .veraElne 1,les
m Ss!ssy 81 4essht s. head fair cars averaging
Cars I'D si6se9 @ :. head ca common Cows fed and
Mas5el! Eslnenaa . .o;d Il Leopolds.head iis Oxen,
HopFh 81: bought > head medium packing steers,
,Miisos eeashs Ii hsaa medium Steers averaging
Jones; Moash Co. cold Is head licht He.ers aver.
, 1866-11-15
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EvESEso, November, II.
The Following Table thows The daily Receipts and
shipments OF Beet Ca't1e during the wcck up to this
evening. as reported By the Secretary o. the Union
SfctE Tnrd Cotnnnnf
, 1866-11-15
CNlCAesO DAILY 1lARkET,

Al sales qf Grain reported In 'Ais ,norkrs repors
ere made basty Qf &C storage uhie5s 0tArritist
expressed.
WxpSEspAT EVENING. November II, 1866.
FREIEI3Ts&-ttA1LRoAp FREIGnTs-Ihe follow
, 1866-11-15
Receipts. SalsmeutE
=. l,@l,m 1,91a.m
=. 1H1N n1M

Lun0tf..-. .-.,..-...... l.39l,0 194Ml
Sa.nsles.... 252sm z; M e. e.
The1e good qualities OF Lumber by the cargo
LEFT unsod- 4 tew cargocs Of COMMON stut remain
a4oar and with rulct market prices continue At
tertays quotations Sales reported today wc.e Car
70 &chr Auertca, from Grand River, s. N uppeTa n
"a and ID wide clear rs ~ for clear and
oud <leaE strips and LOO tor common flooring cargo
schr Tnseo,a from Grand River. - N common mixed
RATED At tl6 %, = m aswed shingles II Ao0-
In the yafts there II ialz trade at fnl prices. We
LCxsrr-Flrss Clear, /, ~. lX, and 2incn
$ssss Si:;il sx, IL: :sa :lssi:: ss$sss 5 & = i i
firss s I'd % sseoad % Jicsf FLOORING. 10: '
EsasT; EonFa-sne ZANE IS seeand - ma. m
;ss SS%@s7 F7es;ias lsass:: ::aos s'as6o
MsseSes I'd Dressed sinca CON: -
F,Es sa "a seeoad e:a1 siaa:: To- - ss -,
Fifs1 Common Dressed sains...... :sMs5m
81 up9a.ds. s.'. . soos an
s7sI Ess9es pgssas Psas = o;:s: a
thy e. sa ;'2:e:: = - = s9sse e =; q q
: =: " 49, " y nass.@
; 4 q stsr Saved shluSlns. .......... snoa s.
No.1 S&~ I'd ShthElc4.. :-5A4 81.
REo. saved Shiuxles.....,,...... liza IS.
LATU-PH N in yA-ts.. Lt5&a aG
By c1f load, By Northwestern Hall.
i Iu3d. delivered ir aay yard where
cars ckn be switched or any de-
pct: 4 or StxE Sawed Sh!nctAby
cAf load mn nt1Ack................-. ~
4 OF STAY Shaved Shingles, By car.
lcAd on track. count irAae full, or
nye burchts to 4 thous11d. .....+. ~
S;es:: 81; - s;;::. X: @ - - spsss
| G.cS....,..s...e... a ., - 'oa -
fThece doll1s = car load ADDED when transferred
which charge follows the Shingles In f-eGat bill.
| SuE6LE frASDAhp.
Thckncss-F1ye Shiur.cs To pe two inches In fhtc&
! nea.
/ Leng:h-Sl1trea Inches.
! Eaaes-1xenty iLchts,
! Cou1se--TTe1tv-Eve-
Hoslen Wool Naxt:ct.
Thr y a.krt for tsis tsplc continues TrTf 6nl 40
rnkettle1. aEI &l't trAnslctInnA mostly On nElx9
, 1866-11-15

The Cincinnati mcney market continues to
wori: close. Currency Is still bciag ordered from
the East, but what has been l,soneht out ha. had
no material influence on the MARKET The leading
rates Of inse,est in tho open market arc 9G,D per
cert for set-class signatures, and luDls per cent
for goud mercantile paper. Outside parties in
many cases meet with pcsemptory refusal ai the
regular discount houscs, and are generally COM
peAed to seek accommodations on the street,
where I1sGle; Pc: Cent month has been rAid for
temporary loans. Son,eloans wrEc made on call
al per cent On nndoubtcd .ecuyity.
tic Boston money market remains quiet the
somewhat 1esscned wants OF borrowers being
readily supplied By the banks at tic rA;es which
hasc recently prevailed. Some OF t1n banls are
still oycrbnFdened With loanable funds, and arc
oAcrirg 1t on short time, al less than the rulirc
rate. The most Of them, however, st,tl and en-
plormcnt for shclr funds at apont per ccut for
good short dated paper, and 5SL6 per cent for
1osn. on call. In some instances loans on call src
made as low sa per ccnt, Int thcae instances are
exceptional. and loans made under aueh circum-
stauecs arr gems rally rallied in very soon In the
outside discount market there Is very little doing.
. and rates arc unchanged. Primo pap r is scarce
, 1866-11-15
Ehama6M
aS.m&6m %
3-M,aIN
A1138m
Sm3A.m
&0,3EM
$,n12Sm
tpHl4NM
2i0l3Sm
Sm3n.m
SW,@E.m
A0),t11m
N.t9a4sm
1MSS@
AN3H.m
SEQ
5-mz $50
.A4 81
t-T3 ISL
LIZA $50


Thc a.krt for ts.s ,ssplc continues rrTf tr1 and
rDket.leu aEl WITT trAnsactinns mostly on rEtvRtc
terms, diEcls irregular rates Is almost
impossible 70 give reliable Quoiat1ons- OF one thing
, 1866-11-15

Prop Fere.s Queen. Buffalo. iAloo bu wheat End sua.
HF1eB.
FsGk Dayid Aorr4a EScauaha.
Bark TWO F1uniA, Escnuaaa
Lar hA5dlni.. Buffalo. H,AH hu wheat.
FArS KoriLwest. Frta Q, q, so bu corr.
Brig Star'1cl {. Rtc1ne.
Fr1: LON Ell, MasonstlN.
Brig stm Hat. Egg AaIhos. s1odrtet;
Brig Saa tpu, OEuenaburE. 1Alno bn gheAf.
Echf II. s. WalIftdEe, Buffalo, II, 100 bu corn.
kchr Sauhweat Buna1n. ~ so ou corp.
seow Grace A. Green. White LAft, S.W bu oa:s.
, 1866-11-15

The total imports At Now York for the week
ending November compare as follows with those
Of the two weeks previously:
Week ending Oct 81. Nov. ?, Nov, Q,
DRY goods $Viaa3 5, ,Ja SIC 81, ,ss1,GS3
Gcn'l merchandise. s,d', $40 s.GJs,alG aa3i,7I1
, 1866-11-15

x1.s5. - = - :
CIlEESE-lTtmt good are IN steady sad f.':is q"
atc In fun surusy. AID roGad lois si-M canc,.os
may Eene1ally Be ootatned- We Qsote:
, 1866-11-15

Total. g, ,5s7, $3,H7. .U5G f5aT, l2s
The imports cfdry goods compare with former
returns If follows:
For the week. 1874. 1866. 1sT,
En,crcd al the port se1. .e3s s,01s t5 81 ,Gso
Thrown on market. 9-B,Sa0 1,Sl3,S3l 1,iIS,3i0
Since Jan. !. .... ~ -
Entered at tho mort 6. 20. Cos III sa5s
Thrown on market G., ,s9l ITO, $40
The shipments Of Fpccie from this port last
week and during the year, 10 date, compare as
follows with thoso ofthe corresponding periods III
1eGi and 1865:
1854. 1sG5 1865.
Fo.fy-Efh week.. 81, ,e:4 $50 195 4n1 St $50
Prev. 1epo,ted..... So,7s957 g, 2ls 55,5s5,W
, 1866-11-15

The following table, compiled from The ottcial
returns OF the wazchouscnnea 10 the Sccrctaty Of
, 1866-11-15

THICAGO, BURLINGTON s GUM
I ! CT RAILROAD COMPANY, EnSIeet's Office.
Chicago, Nov. 1lth, 1s66.
, 1866-11-15

Total: :...,:;:..,..-..... -. 81, ,sso, 100
specie from the port Of New YORK TO forrign ports
for fifteen years, from January l to November 10,
1885, and for the corresponding period in tho other
, 1866-11-15

classification Of SITES the effect OF which was to nd
Al hsGp ard lghi bands, wider !an inches aso "a
* men rornn Iron. Nc 7 .; = hoop advances NC y
cncA &c L b. ~ N
34E4hTkiEK-Trahe is a Httlo slack At r.esent
though with no surplus stors on haut, dealers are
demanding full rates We quote tie market TIn at fhe
, 1866-11-15

sHEEp-These was Increased activity exhibited in
this branch Of the Live Stock markell and under the
Influence OF more fayo.nbc adytces from the East
prices experienced uiEing advance Ealrs were
made at range Of $3.l7x for common TO $500 f3r
extra Mutton Sheep. WcuJte the following sales:
, 1866-11-15
CHICAGO LCMBER MARKET.

WxnxfspAT EVENING, November II.
The receipts and shipments during the past twcary.
, 1866-11-15

1854 C1arkts-. curcs all private dtseaees Without
mercury or pofsocou: dru:s, much to be 1-tAaed
Thee stictet win sci aan.e. impotsacy, Et.l re-
ceiyr prampt cure send 10 cen:. tor guide to
nntii in tho erening. Consultations tree OF charge
, 1866-11-15

CONSTITUTIONS, 81 both sezes> uss HelmboEds EI1aa
B1ehu. II will gtye hrlsk ard energetic Gelinzr, Al
Fable you to sleep well.
, 1866-11-15

WHY Will YOU SUFFER
w iron KIDNEY DISEASE. Gt,U1. GRAVEL.
RHEUMATISM. tiUSO1.2iIEA. 49,, whca
, 1866-11-15

delivered. -. -''
POULTRY AND GA1lE-Domesuc Cairkcns
are shade orner nj g o5e3:5 Prairie Cnicfens arc
f1.! :. sa 9s lss and las.ss fsf dressed
lsrds sslrs were: dozen t1ss Chickens at $3rj;
box dressed 1urEeys at f{c per =; dozen Pra1t1s
ChickenR 1t f451: dozen MailnEd Ducks nt S300: 6
cozen3GuAtls at f94Q1.
Observation-Disclosures 1880 ~ Cured seats;
ba1rrls Pork. and Is. .sss -, Lard. Market dull.
Mess Pork-Dun and heayy-uo demand. Sales
ss7 %; c1o.ing with free sellers At tE5.oo:
A}eSA l3eef-Sa1es w. re 70 barrels at 1880,
Lnrd-Dull, Hc lover: Eales we're 101 steEces spot
at lSc; 10 tssrc:s seller December at lsc.
Dressed f1ncH-19 averaging 29j nB At $313.
4 tC%Rees{ted NEnnhri1. shInna1i / y. hTIa MAJ
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-05
AlUBILE.
GaAY,S NEW PATENTED
Cotton and Hav Press

THE latest and by tar the cheapest and most
i perfect Cotton Screw ever invented. One
mule, with the greatest ease, can pack bale
Of 80 pounds. The Screw is made of IRON
the levers do not rise and fall. The aI,yan-
tages of this patent over all others are as fol.
lows:
decentralization Revolving Nut, with Erie.
ton balls, by which the friction is taken entire.
~ from the screw.
2d.-The levers are bolted directly to the
nut, and thus direct power is obtained on the
nut, and the screw IS relieved from the twist
ing strain upon all screws now in use.
3d.-The screw being fixed permanently tC
the follower block. is relieved from friction
TO which all revolving screws are subjected.
4th.-The frame to which this screw is at
tached, is put together with morticed dove
tails and keys, making it strictly portable. II
can be put up, ready for use, in one hour.
5th.-Increased power, without the loss Of
motion and many other advantages, which
can he explained by an examination of the
beautiful model now on exhibition at f. WEST
& Co.'S, No. IS Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala.
who al the sole agents of this Press for the
city of Mobile and the country ut large.
The Iron Work is being daily cast by tho
Mobile Foundry, as chsap and smooth a il
could be done north of Mason and DiXOn's
line.
AIessrs. F. WEST & co. are prepared to re
ceive and supply orders at once to the salts
faction OF all demands. Come and see fol-
yourselves. Price not over 500.
+. WEST & Co. Mobile, Ala.
Agents for Messrs. Gray, J. r. & II. s. Arams
Pateniees, Greenville Ala. oct l13m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-05
TIE FlFTEENTU mn,
OF this Tn.lilDf.
Begins on the 24tb A !

HNIIE first session afto,
Il werereceived. Dormii,,,lls 'e B
so as to accommodate ,e'l7
necessary. =" sl1's
The Chemical and PIN
belonging to the Institnfe
brace all the modern f i|- .ls
quality are not supposed h n
continent. =" l
The magnificent collect,
erals, eXcites the admiratior. Y.
haps has no equal in the S',i
All the facilities for ,,c...
education are offered in t:.1
located in a healthy com,,.
and intelIigentcommmifr
railroad. az, a.s
Actual expenses are a,r,,
than at similar institution.
- ~. T E R Ms,
Tuition for the Annual Sa,,.
Fuel 1914 '-s,.l
Board at the Stewards H,r
" in private familie,
If servants are furnished
No charge for the Use or.
will provide their own fur1i~.
Text books can he proorrs1
The chairs of Chelni,trr- ~ I
filled permanently early Is,.
tons are invited, well g7~-.
mails. ''8
The Preparatory Deparirs,. )
tinued for the present, but~-.
ceive instruction only in l,5-.
and Greek, preparatory 10 T,--
man Glass. The standard d n,
any Of the classes, is not lower.
The Trustees feel justified r-
this institution to parent, AM y.
Faculty being composed q. ~
ripe in scholarship and Of ht-
ter.
| J. NJ H0Tr
Secretary !.
OXFORD, July %, 1865.
4
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-05

~ Parties IN the country ordering Music
viii find their orders filled promptly and
fully.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02
Corrov X THE soUrH.-A distinguish

CoTToN N THE SoUTH-A distinguish
ed Admiral Of the United States navy
in recommending the pardon of an
eminent cotton merchant of Louisiana,
ssys: Financial writers now csndidly
admit that the stringency Of blockade
for which the navy is now receiving
merited credit, kept cotton in this coun-
try to the magnificent amount of four
hundred millions of dollars in green
backs, or three hundred millions in
money, which since the closing of the
rebellion has come TO the relief OF the
national credit, national currency and
the tax payers from one end of the
Union to the other
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02

Work on the Chicago Lake Tunnel
has been delayed for the last few days
by gas filing the Tunnel. On Saturday
last an unusually large amount had
collected in it and exploded, the flames
extending along the ceiling for over
100 feet By the explosion several Of
the miners were knocked down and
others slightly burned by the flames
None, however, we're seriously injured
All the men, Immediately upon the ex-
plosion taking place, fell TO the ground
with their faces downward, in order to
breathe what pure air remained in the
Tunnel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02
Effect Of Radical Disnnlonism

4 gentleman familiar with the poll
siding al London writing TO friend IN
this country, on the Mexican Qaes-
ton, under date of April 10th, makes
the following significant remark:
Had the Southern members been
admitted TO Congress IN December
bad the Union been fully restored last
yeag;--and had general amnesty been
proclaimed-as ali Europe, and par
ticulaTly France, xpected-there
would not, at this moment, have been
a single French soldier in Mexico
The concurrent testimony of all our
advRes from the other side of the At
lantic goes to show that the downfall
Of the Confederacy was felt to be the
end Of Louis Napoleon's schemes in
Mexico Such would have been the
case, but for the astonishing, the I'M
expected phenomenon which Radi
cal madness soon developed -
the phenomenon, that, although
the ConfedeRacy ceased to be, the Union
was not restored So long IS the
Southern members of Congress are de
MED admission--so long as the South,
Notwithstanding her free concession Of
ali reasonable and unreasonable de-
mands, is held at arms length and de-
MED her Constitutional rights-so long
will the French Emperor look upon US
as divided, discordant, belligerent peo-
ple-parliculaTly so, when the Radical
press and politicians, with one accord,
tell him every day that such is the fact;
and from this circumstance he draws
warrant and encouragement 10 90 on
and do pretty much as he pleases in
Mexico, regardless OF the Monroe Doc
trine regardless of the impotent
threats of dominant faction, which
bends all its efforts towards alternating,
expressing and enslaving the rest Of
the nstion.-Menphis ArgtS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02

In the Supreme Court room at Provi
dence. lsstah Monday, for the first time
in this country, there was a juror. reru-
larry drawn, regularly returned, regu-
larry sworn and empanneled, and regu,
larry installed in 8 jurors seat-the
peer and equal Of the white man-yet
as dark complexioned, as deeply color
ed as sny native born American of AZ
ricsn descent ever was, or can bel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02

SALEM, Russell Co, Ala, April 81
The late storm did much damage to
the corn and cotton prospects in this
section and between this and Mont
gomery, or as far as heard from. Much
of the land planted in corn and cotton
has been washed badly. Corn may be
re-planted; but it is rather late TO re
plant cotton, even when seed can be
obtained
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02
No. 263.

LOB SALE.-BUENA VISTA SPRTNGs-I8JL
IL Acres one SMALL Frame Eurdur Of two rooms.
iences 10 orderi THREE SULPHUR 5PRI VGs-
White Red, and Black; iva Freestons Springs.
Dne cstsrn on the nl; COS feet front on the Buena
VISA Flksi the entire pl { il about square. On
NE "a 1erss are found Ill., glen, boser, recess
rocAs Ia bold rel e. pEecipces Hat, sprngs, creek
ana a roTnanac drive This picturesque Watering
rlace, no possession q toe r ght man can be made
the most att active SUNNI er resort abuf Na.r,iIi-
and oeing only - miles from the city, IL eagIiv
reached y private oouEeyance, AMI no doubt -
lore many Elonths VII be accessible By street Rail
ROAD. Frice : 800, On easy terms. Apply 70
H. g. SCOVEL. Real Eststs AGENT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02
OLD THAD. STEVENS,
Another Gigantic Robbery.
siecid Dispatch 10 the Cincinnsh Gazette.

COLUMBUS, April %.
The National Bank Of Cadiz, Harri-'
son county, was robbed last night Of
$4,000 in money and Government
bonds The robbery was very easily
accomplished. The thieves at first
proceeded to the residence of the
Cashier, and by gsggiDg him and his
wife 50 that no alarm could be given,
obtained possession Of the keys OF the
bank and safe The robbers, with
their plumber, have escaped.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-02

John G. SAKE has prepared g new
volume of poems, which is about being
published. One of the poems, entitled
The Mourner a Ia Mode, has the fol-
lowing verse
Her robe had the hue Of the rest.
Glow nicely it dtted her shape y
And the grief that was hesv,ng her breast
Boiled over in pillows Of crane.