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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Das 8erabmte
3ingari Bitters.
Gin ii@srss @itteI sesen
Gbplera!

DieIes punberbare Mittel wurpe ppr
ettpa 3pan3is Sabren entbedt unb eingefiibrt
BON Or. g. Gbeupius, etnsm berubmten esypti-
ften Mrsts.
Gr bate lanse ben Wansel irsenb zines Nit-
tells bemertt unb sefiib!t welGes 8ranfbeiten
bel Der Wur3eI faiIe unb babur6 einen srpben
Sbeil Der Geiben abtpenbe, pelhen bic menIh-
lihe Ianilie bantalS unterporfen mar.
0iele pibtise 5rase brGn9te lid Ieinem @eilte
tG9lidb in lebbaften Sarben aut wenn er AM
Bette ber 8ranfen ,inb Sterbenten 1aB unb bic
WirfunssloIsfeit falf aler Der bamals in Sc.
brau6 befnbliden Seiln,ittel bepba1tete. Das
Se-anlabte ibn gum Nahbenfen unb Grperimeu-
tiren; unb mad sebniabrigen Stubien unb
Wiiben iibersab er ieinsn MitmenIten has
tpunberbare Sinsari 8itters. Die gBirftlna
bieltS yriparatS in Mbpenbung auo Sur Spn
8ranfbeiten mar 70 merfpiirbig unb lfaunener.
resenp, bab bic i1mei6elbafteiten8sweile tSnia-
lider @unif ibmi, benz Grlinber, su She'll wur-
ben. Sein gfame tpurbe auf bic Qilte Der Nps
belntanner seleBt unb ibm cine gplbene Metaile
nit Der Snf1rift-Dr. g. @beSplus, ber Dffent.
lide WobltbGter-Spm 8icefTnia iiberreidt.
Das yraparat 1T in ssr16iebensn GbcIera-
Gpibemisn lcppbl ais Mbwsnbunss. ME aud
Seilntittel gebrauttt rprben, unb 3tpar nit 10
HtpbbW SbIptn pub W pttuuVt w WV VIZ SJuuFt~
5pipitaltr Der alien Welt ein9efubrt tpurbe.
70 Siel pertb 1T ais Elm Yfunb 8ur; branst lih
uns nit puneerbarer Mattt auf in 9e,us ber
Gbolsra, nnb irsenb Gin Mlittel, bas uns 9esen
biele i6redli6e Ssu6e i6aBt icllte baber oft
unb ununterbrO9en ansswsnset psrben.
Mlle patbplpgen ftimmen jeBt barin therein,
ba6 has era-@ift auf bas Sy0sm burd eas
9lut pirft uno bab irsene cine 3uiammenisBs
uns, tpelae auf bic abipneernben Srsane spes
rirt unb bieielben In Gbdtisfeit erbalt, cine Mn-
bGufuns beS @iftss abpenben mub,. bic btltrei-
benb it, ibre f&rsdli9sn 5elssn auf ben sJrsa.
nismus 3u aubern. Das Gilt ni@tnur stn Der
Cholera, Ionbern BON fat allen ailperil 3orper-
leiben, unb nanentlib ben Serl9'epsae'' Sisbfrs
Mrten.
Das 3inaart Bittsrs IL ssrabs Gin iul6ss
Wittel, pie es bic obisen 3nitanSe erbeiiaen.
Gs pirft auf bic Srsane Der Mblonbrnns nnc
9lutreinisuns, inesm 60 betee tn SoQftanbisem
@leidsepi9tf balt. Dieies 9itters If gang aus
0Buraeln unb 8rautern sulammengeIeBt unb lp
IrtSn einssri6tet bab tebes Organ bappn tsriibrt
unb belebt tpirb. Sein @eihnad III ansensbm
unb feline Birfungen prompt unb bauernb.
i3ablrei9e 5ale Der fcIsenben aranfbeiten
linb babur9 furirt pprben: CHOLERA, DiarrbBa,
Sylentsry, Sppbuib unb 9spbus'6ister, 8teter,
Maue, NerSenI1wG6e, MnGmia, wsiblite un-
rsselma1isteitsn Dyipepfe 9labuns, SSlif
Scrppbeln, &C.
Wreis Gin Dollar per Auartaaids
5aupt.Dtpot an WaInutlhaben Bbart
su 5arrisburs, pa.
Gum 9srfauf BET alien Drussifsm Gaiipir-
then unb Grcrern.
S.&abtert.
alleiniser Gissntbamsr,
Stunt %, 1S66.-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
2(usfmmft ipirb aetpiiltictt

BON BEN Mufentbalt bes @obert 3 int Son
Sort Wayne, Snbiana. Derielbs 1T etwa t6
Sabren alt, unb bat bereits 5 Sabren in Der
Ser. Staaten armse treulit sebient Sein
be1oraier Batter, Or. Scbn 3inf ppbnbaft In
Sort Wayne, bittet WenI1snfreuube, bic ,tabe-
re Musfunft iiber ieiusn Sobn Rpbert su sebsn
i'm Stanbe linb, tbn (ober aud uns) iObaIb pis
mTsli9 in 8enatntb su iesen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Baltimore Suli 5, 1866.

Msbl - Sppartitr. Supsr u. Gut Grtra
$10.25; Sbippins Grtra $3.50 bis $500;
0leinperfauf Grtrd $3.50 Bis $500: SAINT
lien $t4.00 bis $500. &ossenmsbI $500
bis 1926.
@etreibs.-& &pfbr Wsi,sn $3.50 bis
$2.15; Wsiber $2.70 bis 800; Safer rs bis
Y Gents; Wsli9fOrn 80 bis 96 Gents .bas
8ui6el.
Glabslamen - 1886 bis $3.50. t."....
WbisfeY - fef Su 1892.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
s3uianlmen
Die Seuti6e Srmecrliebc.


Die preuben iber bic Sefrsi6er:
Der Seltreiher III 70 Gin gang gutter aerJ
aber er it semein, fallh, blutpiiritia unsbrlih
rnc feiss, Gr it fir jspe srObe Sade leiht
beaeiliert, aber es mug ibm hura, bielelbe bic
plimberuns earantirt werten. $,sni6 unb lie
benswarbis pie CT II, tDbtrt er ieinen beiten
5reunb meu6ltnss, psrsiftet bic 8runnen unb
@aes, mas ni6t junses Sabmi ii. Sunse Sab-
ner badt CT allerbinsS Sprsisi6 nnb or tpGre
iiberbaupt Gin intelissnter MsnI9, penn er
ni9t gar 10 bumm, perbubrt unp tUlpelbaft pare
llnb stpas selernt batte. Seine Iapferfeit 1T
ansusrfennsn, bod beim Mnblid prsuBiIGer
pidelbaaben tpirft er bic WaEen fort unb Iuebt
emis paS @site. Die Yreuben piinI6sn unb
sDnnen tem Selfrei6rr Siel 0utes, absr lis
mulIen cenIelben tDbten, pp lie ibn hnben.
Mitlsib mare 9erbreden.
Die Sefret6er iibsr bic Yreubeu:
Der preube 1T sepib ein braser aamerab,
absr 1T fred, untreu, binterliitis ppbelbaft unb
lnausfeblib. 9Bir seben serne nit ibm UNI,
aber wenn mir lie Mae maIIarriren tSnnten, bas
mare tDflit. 3apfer II er aud. bod baben
mir nod Feline 9epeiIe baSOn. Mann fann iib
auf ibn psrIaiIen aber man mub SOriisbtis iein,
penn er briht ietn Gbrentpprt perleumbet,
iprt6t bOppel3ansis unb perratb lsinen belten
S5reunb fir 20 Ssr. q G,ulben Miinse). Gr
mare beibeipen penn er fein 70 srobes Waal
bate, absr pies bat er unb mir mG6ten es ibm
topfen, penn es nur mSslih pGre. Gr itieblt
pie Elm &abe, III basesen rob gub ibermiitbis,
Spr Maem aber leusnet er 0ptt unb slaubt an
Gi6ts. Benn mir ibn aber Dor BEN Glintsn-
lauf friesen, bann fol- er i6On baran slaubem.
Nein Yarbpn!
Semtieblane. - Die Brigade 9alif mar
am 13. Suni 1T 5rauffurt einsetrUfen. Die
lruppen tpurben nit Subel empfansen. Die
pfreidiiRen Sruppen, tpel6e aus ben 8unbes-
fefunsen absescssn linb, werbsn f6 nit per
Brigade Sereinisen unb Gin Eager spilben
@l6afIenburs unp Wiirsburs besieben.
Das in Grantfurt itstenbs baisriIte Gcnti,.
gent ltett unter Narl6Urbre. Man slaubt
oab Sas Eager lit Wiirsburs feline gefimmuns
1T. - Der aurfarf bon SsHsn bat ben 9efebl
fir bic MObilma@uns bss Sssres untersei6net.
eintss Der W'iniifsr babsn in Gplse be(ien ibrs
Steleu nisberselest.
Der preubii9e @siantte bat bon Der belT.
idsn 8esisruns betsHs tss Gmpfanss, Der
pen aus SOIftein suriidhbrsnbea UiireidiIsteu
1ruppsn auf psm 8aiTslsr 9abnbof lsitens Der
bsiIl6en 8sbSrbsn su absil sswurbsn, cine
Grflaruns Ysrlanst.
Das preubiide llltimatum, psldss bic Weu.
halitat Sadfens int Ditrsi9ii9-preubiIbeu
Conflict bic 3uriidpsrieBuns bes 1aGFIGeu
Steres auf ben srispensfub unb bic I3ufim.
muns gum @cri9lase Yrsubsns, betreffs, be,
Ginterufans zines peuti&en Yarlaments, I'M
einen neaen 9unb su bilben, Yerlanat IN pom
aDnis psrpOrfen ,pOrben.
preuben bat an 5annoSer anb bas Seurfir.
itsntbum Se1en Elm llIttmatum sslanbt, In BEN
90 jene Staaten NIT militdril&sn WeaBreaslr
bsbrObt fails iie ni&t fOfurt garsI&aft fir itr
poafanbise NeutaIitat tn benz bssorftebenbs,
Sample seben.
| Der @ertras, bsrawii9su StaIisn u, Yreuee,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05

Slndlib. - Or. gli Balfsr, gadlsn.
NADER in Sarifcre, Gunneetieat bat Iueben bic
Na@rtett srbaltsn bab er bon einsm psr(torbe.
nfa wsrpanstsn in Gnslaab gum llniperlalsr-
ben stHssisst 'porbsn IT unb babur9 bas bib
t@f Samm4sn bon 80 @tllipnsnDpl-
Jars frbieIt,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Dilbslm Wafrofk,
Gerrem &leiDerntaber.

Ode Der @alnut unb Gterten Strabe,
SarriSbura ga.
S1nbler in
3uber, Safiimere, Weitcn;euee,
Sommerftoffe, &C.,
CWbple5ale unb Hetai0
unb gsrfertiser BON jeper grt
Serren= unp &naben &letber
bic er su tspsr t3eit an 5anb bat.
Sarrisburg, Suni %, 1865.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
&e b ms Suli 5. 1866.
Nep % prf, Suli 5. 1866,

Msbl III ifumpf unb 10 Gents niebriaer;
State $3.50 bis $3.50; Sbip $3.50 bis
$13,75; @eitlites $3.50 Bis $8.40; Subt-
dies 5000 bis $17.00; CANADA 1915 bis
1880 has Sap. Wei3en bis Gents bSber.
@emildtes 9Seli6torn 50 bis S8 Gents,
Wbisfey 1T inlmpf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Deuticbe Mpptbefe, II

3abafs mnb Si9arrems
&ambl,ln9,
C@rob- unb 8IetuperfauD
BON
RifbarS Glftgrib,
@alnut Snab, unterbalb Der gierten Strabs.
9arrtsburs, ga:
9llle Sprten
Sigarren, &aus unb Hautbtabaf,
9orillarb's unb Gail II. Ir's
beriibmten Sdnupftabaf,
ictpie Elm SOrsuslidss Enforcement Don
Wfeeriebaum= y Nfcifen, .
Siearrenr6bren
su beu bilisfen preiien ifetS auf Sanb.
Nottpns, ubren, 8tnse, ,e.
Sarrisburs, Suni %, '66.-ti.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
6 mrpp Gii cb { 8.
SeutIhfaus's Wfilitdrmadt.

Die reutlbsn Staaten, mic Ie bier nnten
einssln aufsefiitrt inb, fUnncn mad ben nsue-
ten 9adrihtsn tur6Idnittli6 itsr fclsentr
Srctfrlfts Ssrfiisen:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Nener 9roffrif
nnS Seati5e Tri9te 2aoeu.

SNSSt$k kSkNkkH
nna 9enti9e Triidte 2aaem.
Step. 0epree,
bena6ri6tist adtunsspOa feline Grsunbe unb
bas publitum itertaupt bab er einsn nellen
0rorerie unh beutide Jriitbtes
Gahen,
Gde Der StrawberrY unb De NJ
berry &lley,
Opilten Der Dritten unb 4ten StraBs,)
srSHnst tat no er ifets cine srOSe sluswabl
Wrofsrisu, hsut(tbs c9rdfbtsn,
Oeut de 9wetI den,
Sran,UfIde DFaumen, girnem,
@epfel, 8ulinen, Gcrianber, 9inlsn,
grblen, 8pbnen, @,rle, @rase,
8Gmmel, Senf, SalatDL
2crbeerblatter, Sarbins, SGrrinse,
Shpeiser. unb 0imburser RGIe,
Spielfarten, &C., &c.
3u perfaufen an Sanb bGlt.
Gum freunbli9emgriu9 labet erssbenit ein
Gteo. George.
Sarrisburs, SUM- 2s, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
- enettes.
Ser 9rpfe &rte9 IN
9emtfcblamD -!
&f ,pii6en preukiibennmo barms
itabtii6en Sruppen bel Srieobers!

aampf ,uii6en preakiidennnb oarms
ftaotii6cn Srnppen bel Srieobers!
Gas sierte 1armitapter Snfanteries
8esiment iat pernidtet
Dresben uuo 8aiiel BON ben Qreus
pen beiett!
Gie g Sahlen mad Spbmen
fttetenp!
S6armiibel ,wi ilden u lterreihilher Gas
valerie unp preubiihen Sularen!
9ie &riesserflarnns Stalisns at
Seierreid
Die Hreufen bis jeBt i'm 0prtbeil !
sic rucfen in Sbbmen elm!
Scr &Irfilrit bnn 0fneu llno Wlnllter
3u &riesssefangencn sema9t!
gereinisune res lahflden Seeres nit
rem pferrei6il ilden
Ser atlantii&c telegraph J. Wabrs
ideiulider Sesiun Der eesnns am
s. Snli 1866!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
>. 5rdblid,
Serren &leibermacter.

Dritte Strabe, uberbalb NorpsStrabe,
Sarrisbura ga.
anSiise jeber Mrt perben prompt unb biqia
serfertist. Cine reide @usipabI bon
3m6er, Sommerftoffen, gSeiteus
seusen, 9alsbinSen, &rd9cn,e.
ltetS an Sanb:.
I'm seneisten 3uipru9 bittst
s. SrSbltd.
Sarrisburs, Suai %. '66-tf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
pittsbura Suli 5. 1866.

allesbenisr= 9 isbmarft
ansebct ibpa6. - Ha6frase ebenlp -
prriie felt.
&inbyisb - $3.50 $500 per Str, bruttu,
je na6 Sualitat.
S9psins - Sstr Hau; Dur9idnittsprsis
$9,0O-$10,00.
G6afe = 3ufubr fart. Nadfraae nau,
$3.50 $3.50 per Stiid. 2Gmmsr $2,5O -
$780,
Sabafsmarft.
glIttertatat in Cincinnati - 8euhds Qeaf
II. 2ugS $500 1000, ie nacb SnalitGt,
Sbio $500 - $4,000. = girainia Qeaf unb
SraIb $500 - $4,000. - Warft 1au unb
l9perfdlli9.
pbilabelpbia. Suli C 1866.
@etL( (superf) 1915 @sissn rOtbsr, SO 80
y (grtra) 1000 ptiBer, 3 40
" ga. u. Sbiu.13 so Safer, per glbl. 60
&pssenmsbL -. $50 8ossen .... 1 20
8elI6fprnmsbl,. - @slI6torn, p8. 81
esinUL per Sal. 1 So Wbisfsn pgaa. 2 26
gieb- Warft.
Suli S. 1866.
400 Stiid Sbla6!pstlen purbsn Serfauft
,u II bis 1S Gents pas Yfunb, fir Grtra is
bis 169 sent5 fir sienlite bis CUTE, unb 13
bis 143 fir seipSbnli6e aualitat.
aiibe iinp unperdnbert: 2S0 Stiid Ser-
fauiten su $50 bis $50 fir Sprinsss, unb
$50 bis 800 bas Stiif fir Mildfiibe.
9 6weine bleiben ltumpf; $500 Stiid
serfauftsn su $13 bis $t4 bas Sunbert unb
einise Grtras gu $14 SO. ...'
9 DAFT linp in gutter 9adfrase: 5000
Stiid Sertauften3u bis 64 Gents bas Yfanp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05

ben, bab ielbit gartabtraber Dor benz
y&aseniammer". nidt fiber itnb; s'iif
prum bod fer1terlib!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Cotale Neuiekeitsn.
Sarrisbmr9, Na.
Dpnnertaa 8. Suit 1866,
Noenteu.

NUeHteH.
gBir taben has @rr9nilssn fclsenee Der
rsn als @sentcn fir bic - psnnnlpauii6s
Staats3eituns" su nennen:
b Srn. 9. SebnbauS, Sprt Hayns, 3nt.
Sr. Aailer Mrc. 23O yenniylp.
Mpenue, pittsburI ga.
~ SpI. ibmantrL 9nr. GIG
prnn Strabe. pittstura ga.
SrietrnSribter Scriba, Gbrsnut
StraBe SlaeabenY Gits, ga.
Inbreas 3eller Columbia, ga.
petsr Wruk Gtamtcrsturs.
Sbise peripnen Nnp bsSo0mi6tst 9ltpn-
uementen fir pisisS 9latt gu iammsln, @elter
bafar sinSufaiFrsn uno fir uus Su quittirsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05

Der 4te Suli sins bri uns cbne cine Be-
, iunbere NusSet6nuns Spriibsr, wenn mir bon
ben Geaerwsrtsn atieben, bic ia ketanntli6 an
bisiem Sage Gin &e6t batsn, bic gsuts ,u ar-
germ. Das Ginsise, has stpas geten berpOr-
rist par bic prcSsiiIOn Der ,,amsriean @s6a-
MICS" wsl6s Mprsens itattfunp, unb ber na4
benz Gien entretenbe 8ssen, psl6er bic prr-
f@iebensuYicnie5 auf cine unansensbms QBetfs
1f,tfprhrnrh
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02

PErnorrux oil product last year was
2l80000 barrels.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02
Insanity OF Communities

We find the following reminiscence OF
Bishop Butler in an exchange:
The great Bishop Butler had singular
notion respecting large communities and
public bodies. He was accustomed to walk
for hours in his garden, often attended by
Dean Bartlett, who relates that on one oeca,
sion the Bishop stopped suddenly, and asked
the question, What security is there against
the insanity of individuals? The physi-
clans know of none: and as to diyines, we
have no data, either from the Scripture or
from reason. 10 20 upon, relative 70 this af-
fair" "True, my lord" replied the Dean,
q no man has a lease of his understanding,
anv more than of his life they are both IN
the hands Of the sovereign Disposer oil all
things" The Bishop took another turn or
two, and again stopped short, Why" said
he. "might not whole communities and
public bodies be seized with fits Of insanity,
as well az individuals :" Ny lord, an.
swered the Dean, 81 have never considered
the case. and can give no opinion concern
ing it," Nothing" said the Bishop, but
the principle that they are liable TO INSANITY,
equally at least with private individuals
can account for the major part OF those
transactions of which we read in history
The Dean observes tha: he thought little OF
this odd conceit Of the Bishop at the Tune,
but that he could not avoid thinking OF ~ q
great deal afterwards, and applying II in
many cases. We are Of the opinion inat ne
would find @many cases IN tins country AZ
the present time.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02
A aaIEr VISIT TO BRAzIL.

We are furnished the following, through a
gentleman who returned a few days ago from
a prospecting tozr to Brazil--which may be
interesting % the reader:-I
Owing 10 our having an unusually large share
of contrary and battling winds. the royage out was
long and tedious. hfy-two days. Ifoand tho har-
bor OF Rio surprisingly beautiful and romantic.
N Z inclosed by high mountains, running down
aisnost Ia the shores of the bay; the city beng
built in the valleys between them. And up the
sides. where not 10 steep 20 forbid il. II - en-
common 70 see solid wall Of rock being the spur
Of Incuntain) running up 800 70 80 feet directly
back OF the stores on the street. There are some
few English and American citizsns, bat no ETsat
many. and II II therefore exescdngls lonesome 20
a visitor Who does aot speak PortuEcss or Ereueh
Che latter Of whseh = spoken By al Of the higher
classes) iuxnfiafed IN the tropical fruits which
we're abundant and cheap. Bananas eents =
Dozen oranges 80 cents per hundred. cccoanufs,
peaches, 6c., &c. I remained in Rio II days. and
foand the climate tos damp for me. causing mo to
cough almost incessantiy.
There are but few Enxilsh or American p=ctcst-
ants IN Rio-thcy have one church, uhick 70 sap-
ported chiefly By donafiens from Engfsnd- The
Emperor toisrates all religions in bis empire; but
will not allow any regular church cdi1ce< 20 be
srcrleA except by the komEnists.'
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02


s-uaIs-uox among Negroes ON n steam
-. <... <....s.... st,eu. f,es,,s
Doat-eHf1cns o'~"" ~
put AshOrc-Pesssngers deEnana thry
.n.ts a.. .s.,..-a. -a.e<s--Entercstfs,r ssase-
~
menf-
RI S. ,;,,,. s;,,re f. car1o s,f sofne thrc,
o"ne 1i"S 'eS, ~oO " N-- -
hundred neoroes left this city for the pur-
pose OF working on plantaflons along the
-, -. g.. ~ l...,;,,., C.;ro
hh@snaaPPi NNeH' DO"'' @'''1 1S"'s ~t
the srnalf-nox appeared among them and
the events that thereupon occurred were pro
.o,,,.o,.1 ,,,..., h.-.hIv h., The Alerorhia A.
nouhSeu uPon HSA7iiy " ~'S -1-NP''" ~
raeal This drew from Gen. Thurston. who
!, -,
had charge OF the negroes, tHe t0iioWinS
-....u.....
5'a,enene'
Mr. Humphreys attended % the declaration
from the Fanny Barker. and Gen. ThurstOn ~
tended TO their embarkafon on y 1erble CITY.
The negroes were healthy. No sEn .-hafever o.
sickness, except few eases Of diarfnoea and bai
colds Mr Humphreys and Gen. Tharst0n fre
quenfly visited the negroes between Cairo and
Point Pleasant There were ave black foremeB
in charge Of this cargo Of freedmen. who hnd re-
ported no sickness On the arrival Il the Marble
City AZ Point Pleasant Capt Tschudi, command
ing the Marble City, informed Gen. Thurst0n thai
there WIS case Of smallpox among The aegroesi
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02
IF. C. DUNNINGT0N q co.,
EDITORS 4 PRopRIEroRs.

Voluntary communications. containing interest
ing or important news solicited from any quarter
News letters from the various counties Of the
State especially desired.
All Communications shouldbe addressed TO the
" Editors OF the UsIos AND AMERICAN"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02
Storage Merchants,

Corner Building Market and Church streets, foI-
merly occupied by Ewing, McCrory & Co.
saoSt
A RE RECEIVING and have in store the fol-
100 barrels Brown Sugar. 4lr
80 do A Coffee Sugar,
e 3 Do Do 3 3 90 fS % SS ear aaia
50 do Stuartls Crushed Sugar. standard.
g g do do fS Ss~dsr.d "a do do do do
3 DO DO aoIaRss;e.. aSEaaR; Ga. sr,-r r.sr
50 kogs Syrup, 5 and 10 gals, L----
80 barrels No and Maekerel,
g g SsfsS srao DO SS DO % ~ ssa a-4.-
as g batssl. aiis F. N d&2 ( Co. Whisky. RP22i
25 do $. n. Pixies do
$50 boxes star candles,
80 dozen hrooms .
100 boxes cheese, 81
50 boxes raisins, Sab
500 kegs nails,
100 reams paper,
50 boxes assorted soap, a
40 kegs ginger,
.ss..sS. z sSIsP SIS sSssss:; asf:.,. .1Gg 4 SUBTIi
100 boxes candy,
50 baskets champagne,
30 cases sardines, -rl r..--f
so boxes starch,
so do pickles,
20 do Madder,
IS barrels apples .f
{ so boxes assorted wines,
1909 barrels Flour, all grades,
$50 do Potatoes, rfsfJ -,FfFtlF
100 boxes Fire Crackers, = y ~ -
20 cases Figs
100 cases assorted Liquors.
in addition to the above we havcaa general as
sortment of groceries, all Of which were bought
during the present pressure in the Eastern mar
kets. We expect 10 sell goods on short profits.
and would be pleased to have ouro old friends call
on us. EWING & co.
A. G.. Ewing. Of the former firm Of Ewing Nc
Crory & Co., will be found with the above firm for
the purpose Of settling up their business. dec2l
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02

The process oil forming an aninAiseiaaAoi,
marty in Congress, with the conservative
members Of the Union majority in both
Houses as nucleus, and no doubt the out
right Opposition as contingent accession,
nrooresses steadily. Perhaps the most sig.
pifeant step yet taken in it Is the holding OF
serarate cancusses. This has been done once
AZ least since the passage Of MIR. Wilson's
resolution. The call was for meeting Of
The supporters Of the Presidents peliey, for
the purpose Of deyising soma means OF m
surfing its better success in Congress ana the
attepaance comprised all Of the Union mem
bers that had voted against Mr.. wilson's
resolution. Il. 49,.
Much earnest feeling has been created
.uono Radical members by the announce
ment that the President had directed certain
heads of departments ito make no further
appointments upon the recommendation oi
Congressnien a; present. The tact oi tne
ex;stence Of this crder was communicated by
the chief Of a department TO some Radical
Coneresemen. who had made request ior =
certain appointment. Bot one censtruction
is given to this executive mandate, viz.
that suppor. Of the executive policy "a 70 DC
hereafter the price Of patronage.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02

HAVE large amount Of Real Estate 10 sell in
4 this and the adjoining States. ,...
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02

IT having been stated that Emerson I'm.
er;dye was at Washington laboring to defeat
he admission Of the Tennessee members, =
letter from Mr.. Z. makes q fiat deri'ai o. tne
imputation, and expresses his entire indo'se-
rnei,t Of Mr.. Johnson's restoration poiicy.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02

DIRECTORS.
JAMES II. LUCUS..-.........-...SAMUEL WILL
Robert M. Funkhou.er Of Funkhouser & Burnett
Chas. III. Peck, Presd't Of the Philo Knob Iron Co.
Jules Vale. Of Chouteau, Harrison & Vale,
Geo. r. Robinson, of Robinson & Garlard.
Chas. W. McCord. Of McCord & Co., Maehinists,
John E Thornton Sf IhcrnsGR s m Piece M
Hon. John Hogan, Member of Congress.
Henry overstelz, of 0verstelz, Wagner & Co..
Mich. SchaEer, of Nicholas schaffer & Co., Star
William 7. Gay, Of Hsnenkamp & Edwards
David Keith, Of Keith 4 Woods. Booksellers and
R. P. Hanenkamg Of Gay & Hancnkamp.
Isaac W. Mitchell.
d. A. January, Of D. 4. January & Co., Grosers
and Commission Merchants.
VIM. j. Lewis, of Lewis & Bro Tobasconists.
I. Rozier, Jr of 4. Rozier. Jr, & Co.
jacob Tamm. OF Tamm Meyer.
/ ,..,s ~, OFFICERS.
), SAMUEL WILL. President.
+ JAMES H. LUCAS. Vice President.
WIN. 7. SELBY. Secretary.
I VIM. N. BENTON, General Agent.
DIR. JOHN T. HoDGEN, Consulting Physician.
LAKELAND, CLINE & JAMESON, Legal Advrs.
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actuary.
- Eff SILAS h. FOOT.
State Agent for Tennessee.
c. BARFIELD,
Il. w. STEPHENSON.
Special Agents, Nashville, Tenn. |
Office; Second National Bank Building
Nashville Local Beard Of Reference:
Hill%an, Hill Bro Sons, A. MeAlister 4 Co.,
1nO n@os kiTkTHI Il Tam;,,an Gy sa;6, stu;b6blefeld.
James Woods.
f' a Examining Physicians:
Thos. R. Jennings. M. D.. IN. Madden.
decl3-1m
$7,OOO,OOO
Insurance Capital.
Indemnity Against Loss by Fire, River
and Railroad I'm the
Home Ins. Go. Of N, Y. Cash assets 81, 600, 900
CofuInbia. Cash 500 900
Arcfic. Cash 625 600
Hartford. Cash 500 900
Losses adjusted and promptly paid at this Office.
NO. 2513. Cherry street, :.
10 Agent.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02
hI ~ EfE4G.dfk& "a z Al 1908
TWO MAURY COUNTY FARMS
are offered at very reasonable prices. Also. one
In Williamson.
A PLACE ON THE CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Of 400 acres, in jackson county, Tenn, for sale.
SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

On FEET on Church street, opposite the Max
.OJ well House and Masonic Temple. at n reason
able price. This is central. choice property. and
is more than 800 feet deep.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02

SIX thousand six hundred and sixteen
patents have been issued from the Patent
Department during the closing year, tise
largest issue ever mads in one year, and ex-
ceeding the next largest IN 1854, by vol
patents.