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TIE COUNSEL.


OJames 7. Brady is City an lively, of
fuh physique, massive fpced like b lion, ,
lwith@ pleptitude Of capillary ornament.
His furehead is broad and. high and. rug
ged, ,-anl looked like it contained mine
ot1lppgbt and legal logic aud argument.
His dress, yesterday, was apain business
suit gfSblaek. q III 10 asn INT 30
William B. Reed Is sixty odd spare, and.
more aitenuated Of face aud form, though
h. has improved ip physique since. bis re.
turn from China. whittier be .was sent as
minister by. PrcSidcrt Buchanan. His
finely moulded head is bald. except upon.
tho sides, His chin is. sharp, his .cheeks
hollow, his lips. thin. and compressed and
his eye keen and penetrating. His cos.
tune consisted. of light sack coat Of. sum,
NOR stuff. .-.-.....---.....-...
George William Brown is between for.
ty and fIty, delicate Of figure. soft feaiur.
cd, but with. mouth and. chiu strongly
marked with the .unmistakpble lines of
6ypness. He is O. brother of the Brown
BrOIhers, bankers Of Baltimore, and has
the reputation of being one of the first
lawyers Of that city, ---...--..--. o.,
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The Difference well stated

The following is part Of q report Of a
recent debate in tho United States Sen.
ate: ii" 'adi .oidt sriur'aJ il crHf
Mr.. Cowah--This Government Of The
Urited States is q Government Of dclcga,
ted powers
Nj, Howard--I should ike 10 see the
authority for that. ,'.t -''g, l, %
Mr. Cowan-I am aware TINT there are
. great many people who do not under.
stand that, and really come here aud at.
tempt to be Senators Of the United States,
and to legislate upon this floor as If they
were members Of Parliament, and as If
they had omhipotent governmental pow.
er over this country. / know such gen
tlemsh sneer; know they spigger at
this doctrine; and I'know that man
has a rig to spigger at his own disgrace
and at his own ignorance He has that
right, there is no doubt. / know Of. no
provision in the Constitution which pre-,
vents a man from being just as big a fool
as he pleases. GLaugbter] l do not
know Of any law to the contrary,
H
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Chief Justice Chase and i cfIer-
son Davis. 'od1 fu1

~ It seems to us that many of onr ;DeEl,
ocreiic exchanges, put q totally erroneous
Coenstruction on the letter Of Gerrit Smith
and, Ithe offer Of Horace Greeley 10 Be-
come bail for Jefferson Davis We ieel
Fcry certain that neither ''the quality of
mercy" nor the virtue or maglimity
prompted eilbef of these Radical Aboli.
stiopisis In .lhsiEsieeeht Iaclioh towards The
,ex PRESIDENT Of the Confedefacy. The
whole tenor or theif former lives forbid
that we should attribute 70 them any mo-
E}iyesswhich arc credible to our common
humanity. The truth or Che matter 90
doubt is, that both Of these men act uI on
ap Understanding With Chase; and the
object Of The 1ettef and Of the offer, is to
Aene down The Radical mind OF the cSoun-
Edfy,so that Mr.. Chase can, consistently,
with his political safety and party stand.
IAgsrsfuSe toS sit 10 Judgment on M. Dai
[yisaS OF all that Mr.. Davis did, Mr..
Chase is guilty Of the deliberate intent Is
DO IF Mr. Davis Is 1uilty Of actual Sc;
cessjen, Mr., Chase is fully committed to
I1He tight secession; and II MI. Davis
waged war-on the Federal Government,
ment, Mr.; Chase prepared ball-carCridges,
and publicly announced his intention to
do precisely the same thing Ar tti,
lis history; and there is no history Of the
acts and doihgs ofany man more fully
sustained byuucoptrovertible proof. Mr.
Chase knows that II Jefferson Davis is
pronounced guilty of treason, he will be
himself morally inculpated and convicted
by the same verdict. And be knows,
that cannot hold Mr.. Davis guilty Of
treason in what he did without cohfessiDg
himself guilty Of inchoate treason duriug 9
all bis political and official career up 10
the beginpingt Of the war. He has,
therefore, besought the aid Of Garrison
and Greeley, and they have kindly con,
sented to hazard their own popularity to
save the Grief Justice from inevitable
disgrace.-harion Democrat. ----'''"
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Gem scott in the spirit Land.

AvVu - = ,,h,;s m,o,
- pi,s.T JrL;. ...S'1 q
me" IN new Fefksen ~ Sou"day'i Ms'p'p!o-
Issssed u give ,an, account Of tho ENTRANCE
Of H. spir;;, a;,if of General Scott into spirit
lla nc. IyaI1's nj Sw.,,,. = i,l.as ~,
'"'s,1 N4'D.'sSsD ~ :, ,s M - a,
-vommsncng nss1 issss t. w'u some
verses lem'leu 9Dsea,lo y u asnss sne \,
incense ol,sLosep..,s ss,a ,. s 'hs,e
'weteoneieu ~ ~s'' 'o,'"e 'nie''ain
ioy ano'nersP,"n ~ -.
=. Inc transition from earn 70 sPHlt-liie
was Va tns suplect o. 'he ne, evening discourse
inc = peaa!Hui reward tna. awaited Gen'
eraRScottiin the sIhcre,oi 'celestai hght
she me would describe; iweive hours be.
lore ms dea,h an angel gatnered about
hrm'lso complete the circle winch was 70
Welcome "! ms spnlt to Inc eternal world
fiveo oi ahe circls were reia'iVes'oi thc
pobie lcinei'alnHs!M washington ana Llii'
( coifa Were aas@ present. Jo!t before ne
pnsSe0away' lie sank.into entire ana utter
nncohsc!onsness, J, put TINS lasted Tor oniy
thrn slnl1aies as.gha expiration ofwhleh
'neHwasiptrh ci'y conscious OF ire general
eycnts' tmnspr'ng around 'h,m' THESE
were consumed oy the attendant splrhs
IN. houTish'ns' and developing the new
sPirittal body. d oni looking down upon
the isanimate tenemen, ne nad 50
recently m liaoted he SAID. III 10 past!
1t is'Well IL God be praised can no more
return to 2 her, (mcaning his dasshtcItO
but she will come to- me-" When he
awoke toispitiluah lie, ne was clothed In
the happy electrical smanatlons OF the
spiritual body:hlThe moral positions 90
cep,ed by isPlflts are shown by the color
OF their clothing. 6lhe chlefl ans s'cloth'
ing was apeariy nue. Oh white, or gray
Ism, silsery shade. a scarf hung pendant
from ms ieis shouider, os'ng held there
oy three SILVER stars as the symool'of his
rankoi "A swerd Of golden hue hung BY
ms right slde. It had a dcublesedged
blade the handle being STUDDED with din
mopds, ruoies, emeralds ana topazes'- -
Upon his right stood Washington; upon
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Tho Doctrine Endorsed by tIe
.po Yn.l Democratic Party.h

q
3 1.-THE first Resolution adopted oby Il
late Democratic Convention, is as folio ws
-Reso'ved, That the Democracy Of Ohio
will adhere in the present and in the fu
tuie ds in the past, with unfalterng tidel.
ity and frmnsss 10 the organization of the
Democratic party, and to lis ancient and
we'll settled principles as enunciated by
Thomas Jefferson, the great Apostle Of
American Democracy, and as acknowl.
edged add accepted by the party from
the Foundation Of the Government; and
especially Of equal taxation, and of repre-.
-senta'ion- of all States subject to taxation
% That our readers may fully understand
what is meant by The time honOred priu'
ciples ofthe party, VIC publish the.fOllOw-
ing.aa the principles euunciated5hy the
mmortai Jefferson :3'1-b eb
?. I. Equal and s4xact justice to al men
Of whatsyer State Or persuat'on, religious
VI PH'iNai fpsffn9TiHT =. nt
2. Peace, commerce and honest friend.
ship With, all nations, entanglng alliances
With none, ,,,,.,,c.5 ~
8. The support Of State governments
in all their rights, as the most compel ent
administration FOR our domestic concerns,
aud tho surcst bulwarks against aqttRe
publican tendencies, '-''i
"a, The preservation of the General
Government, 10 its whole Constitutional
vigOr as the sheet anchor Of our peace a;
home and safety abroad 'ts 'lI'''' g.
=. 5. jealous care Of the right Sf cleo
tion by the people, n L, ~
6. A mild aud safe corrective Of abu.
ses which are Topped by the sword of rev
olation yhep Peaceable remedies are un.
provided, " u sI U
T., Absolute ac1uiesccnce in tho deoi.
siops Of the majority-thc vital principle
OF rspublics-from which there Is no np.
peal but to force, the vital principle aud
immediate parent Of despotism. w
g.. The supremacy Of civil over militia.
ry authority, ''' ''''' "a
.. Economy in our public expense,
that the laborer may bo lightly butdened.
. ., 10, The honest payment Of our debts,
and the faithful preservation Of tho pub
kc faith. O' 90 Iy .. w
I II, The diffusion of Information, and
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NIessage ffSnfflhg PrcsId cnt to
- -ysnoh e4iH1Eat9htc. ob

80 IN" fiiG BehAtc. os
H. isD721S1H ~ ossl,',taaS 22.-TSs prss-
dent, oiday sent lhs following message to
[,bss Senate .sPSd5jaHfo aHfoRe Of REPRESENTA-
E.,i; ifsis ssassippN ssippN SSssSsissb 4. repse of the
SecEetpry a, State 70 Thom was referred
the copGnSrept feASlation ofothc 18th
inst, respectiRg & S9ubbissiop "a fhe Leg
|i;litaIes n States of ~ additional
tsftSIs N ths Godblitd6on Of ths United
iSfatps ." I"t bniddOU Oh
EEiil b lsee seen i484aGI this reprt that
,bSSecretsry cf Bfste had, onofhe 10Th
Instant, transmitted to the GoS%nors Of
The several States certified copiss Of the
| joint -resohti6p 1Iaassea bn the I3th, pro.
posing d, apehdnent!p the Cdhstitution
Even III ofdinafy .fitHes Question Of
enehding'tBe Constitution musbbe just
tfy regarded as iofparah ahount imp mportance
t1dIbs ttThiss il$SpSftatee IN " S9Rs PRESENT. time ID
fshhanesd bS 4hegg gghcrlhat the Joint reso
tiution , was not Submitted by!the two
| Housrs -fpr -ths approval tf The President
aid thdt ~ tho ,thiiy!six States which
constitute the UhiSn eleven areexcluded
| from repfesc1tatioh IN either Houses Of
Cutgfdss, although with the Single ex
ception Of Texas they have been entirely
RESTORED 70 ali their functions asiSlatcs il
CONFORMITY with'the organic law CT The
land, and have appeared at the ,Nationa
Capitoiby Senators and Representatives,
who have applied for and been refused
tadmissiod to the vacant seats. Oh
Nor have The sovereign people of the
tpation, been afforded an opportunity Of
expressing fheit views upon the impor
ant questions which the amendment in.
wolves. Grave doubts, therefore, may
NATURALLY and Justly arise as to whether
ftire action of Congress is in harmony
wirh the sentiments Of the people, and
whether State Legislatures, elected with
out referance tS such an issue, should be
called upon by Congress to decide re.
Epecting tie ratification of the proposed
Eamend@eut,, ,o'waivingthe question as to
|fflsT unconstitutional validity of heproceed
|-ipgs -df Congress iipbnth joint resolu
fiiSn proposing fiitamdh hdment, or as to
tho merits dof the atlicle whicbbit sub.
mits through tbs Executive Department
1o-the legislatures Of the States, I deem
!, PiSPs.S ''s.grvs ssg s9 shts Y tho s,ens taken
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4noainfha sisS Won't Pay atGe

4no'hAfaE EssIsS WONT Pay the
40 nosodos sspp prSnfcF.fi 30 s1adG,a
,rAIay b6f oShpi with Aightumg iadd
eompcllsd ts xapdsE sgsRpswdetia9l
Maybe kegs sore eyes and . Ichcsppt-
burr fof al eve sfQhe. "
anMayssts5 dss6l lhis life be more des.
poticthan aheslfsy ofiAlgierss ,isdueI
May he never be permitted: 70 kissla
bpndsonae womep. %,
!. I1isy, be be B0fea1 t5 asati, with 8oostd,
ihg.schoJl misses practicihg Their 'frsties;
SONS III p1u$c9, without Tue privilege Of
seeing lhs !, ,rInenters. "'i''' I'""' ~ ~
iirblay i24O night mares StrOt quarter
races over us sttmach eyety night. i4.i. t;5I
70 Nay Hs bo6tsf ok bis gun hang Gre,
his fishing lines Freak "a ; 9"' ~ ~ ,'.'''
d Nay his cafce bc.swcetenei with 1nies,
ahdshis saucP seas6bed with spiders. Ln1
'ilMsy his ftiehdI run of wiki his wife,
ana HIS HciiilJren lake tho 'whoopi6gf
cough On
qMayd his cattle die Of 1urrain, and hi,
pigs destroy his garden. A1o'hs D'uO.5''9
,srMay troop oflpriuters' devils, lean,
hank and Buogry,H dOg his Heels each daHYy,,
iahdd J. reginbht Of cass catetMsui under
his window each night 81 '.9'' ~ '9Ls t'
brMayi 9the2 femme stricken ghost, Of al an
editor'sibaby badbt Ills slunibers, and hiss
murder in his'dfeaniihg ear i'g''4, ,..,'z -,
May his COW give sour mix, and 1csfhsafrin,' 1sfhsfi,'
rancid butter; id short, may his dsngh:
ter MARRY a. red haired editor, his bpsii;
ness goto ruin, and ho go 10 ihe-Leg-
islature!.l Io' 'l''%' 'u5S.'i'' tD%
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NOTICE. 60
adelaide P Morgan In Ashland County

John II. Morgan, Common Pleas.
JOIIN II, MORGAN, whose place Of resi-
d denoeis unknown, is notified that AIDE.
laido P, Morgan, did, on the 18th day Of June
A. D. 1866, flc her petition in the office Of
the q ERIK Of the Court Of Common Pleas with
In and for the County Of Ashland and Slate
Of Ohio, charging the said John, II. Morgan
with having former wife living at the time
Of solcmniEing the second marriage with
the petitioner, and asking that she may bo
divorced from the said John II. Morgan, and
restored TO her maiden name. Which peti-
tion will stand for hearing at fhe next term
ofsaid Court. ADELAIDE 7. MORGAN, ,
BY wm. Il. McCarty, her Atty. ts'' -s'
Ashland, June l8.-6wl 'ls'i3l1isn Ng
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al nNff ffI II SuT " Vel Hf'l'
81 Know He's There

'Tho Syracuse IN. " Courier tells
this story: 5ipa .,'< '5 5l''J ..t,, lal 10 'a.. @
"EIOw do you like Stewards Auburn
speoch?" said a Democrat to Gardner,
re,ently. "Oh, very WE'LL" said Gardner,
But" caid the Democrat, "don't you see
that he commenced by an assault on your
par'y!" "Yes,' returned Gardner, "bui !
am like the boy who tired himself out dig,
ging for q woodchuck, when he put jp
his hand to find the direction of the hole,
and the woodchuck bit it badly. "Are
you hurt" said the boys companion to
him Yes said he. "but I'm did glad
he bit me, for now know he's lhrrel'
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,,EG A correspondent Of the Vermont
Record aeivsS another ai6dhd'oh d tomb
stone near Rhinebeck, N. Y; "Killed
by the accidental discharge Of pistol,
brass mountcd-fcr Of such is the king.
dom Of Heaven" 'Hti-pcs' ~ 'Hu' '
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BAKER, BATTLES q Co ?
WE REEER ,rn-' .

WE REFER TO
J. II; MccOMBs, Esq, Ashland, Ohiao
ISAAC GATES, Esq, 'a"a8 ~ q
U G. BUSHNELL, ESQ., =" - 10
y d; JONES, Esq, - aasg
J.. ", SMITH, Esq, g 80.
J. 9, LARwILL, Esl., Loudoaville o.
Q s. DEYARMAN, Esq, a al'i
Mr ABRAHAM PLANK, Lake IA
ELDER NJ. WORKMAN, Wooster, O.
MERCHANTS & BANKERS, {" =,
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II. s. SEE,

AITT0RNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Ipsprance Agent and Notary Public. Par
dtcqar attention -pdiuto collecting, Probate
bdsihess, Partition cases ant Execution of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
uiller's BLOCK, Second Story Main Sire et,
Opposite tho Town Hall Ashlpnd. o..
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE

Every " uns lady and gentleman, M IN -. =.
United ets'es can hear something very much
70 lheir advantage by return mail ifreegs ,
Snargel' by addressing, the undersfgped.-
Iho'e having fears of being humbugsed vim
pei,ge BY not noticing this card eAil StGsrsI
viii please address their obedient SO ant
~ TH0S. p. CHAPMAN, VISA
sQySSI poi,salS2l Broadsst. .sNsn NJ
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The NewburpOrt Herald says aCharles
Summers reputation is worldwide" For
what --.',-,'..
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16s- A Western editor wishes to know
whether the law against. the carrying Of
deadly weapons applies to doctors who
carry pills in their pockets. .,,-...-,,
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,N0iFIacg.

,FoR SALr.-A desirable residences Sdo
Cottage Stree, can be bought cheap. FoiI
full particulars, callatthis Office, or fvsg
doors North ofthe Catholic Church, Raiis
side Cottage strcet,diedqliOa tati hliov
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6lsr Some wives are 50 jealous thai.
they don't like their spouscs to embrace .
fair opportunity. ...
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9 sPHYsIc,IANs
Dr-E L:CRdrE,

OFFICE One Door West OF Q1uires Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner OF cen;
Gre snd Wssh,ng gton- Streets, ashland, o.
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GEO.W,.HELL. M ID,

& SURGE0Ns Ashlant- ehio.-
SBarlicular attention will be paid to the
tfeatment Of The following special diseases.
dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the Kd-
neys, Scrofula and Epilhelial Cancers.
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VIZ -, -
Os@. The road to ruin is always kept in
g0pdFePair, and the travellers. pay the ex.
peDses Of it. t,.-....-
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Ut. .JOH1-STOT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW -ofies over -wallack.
O& Andrews, Shoe. Store, Main. Street. Ash.
qhnd. Ohie,. Also authorized. by the Gov
srrnpent to procure Pension Certificates,
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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IA PeRn,f,r Inn Sketch

TVT Judge Underwood and the counsel for
Jefferson DYis is given in iWcdnCduys
Richmond .Eidh,iner. It is,as follows:j
Judge Underwood, in personalappea
auce, is between ffty6ve and sixty years
Of age, with merked characteristics Of
cohntenanoe, His brown hair is quite
llohg'and ceabed back from forehead
behind his cars His dress Of black cloth
gives him clerical aspect In language
theis not veluble, neithcr-is- his delivery
graceful, but there is a certain s,raight~
Iforwdrdness IN is-nanncr that aiones-for-
these defeots.- ---..---.--------
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II'.9.N-, M. ID

"a ~. II o W'.9.E', M. ID,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio:
Wfiec over Hughes & Stacher's Store, Oft7
sposite the Town Hall.
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ARMSTRONG, 7. s. HUNT
. ARMSTRONG & HUNTER

Have associated themselves together for the
pracIice of medicine and surgery i, Hayes
v Ne aud vicinity. Special attention devoted
I S3he treatment Of Chronic Diseases Office
o n North street, formerly occupied by DR.. Yo-
0 WIT goY EIAT aRT ,YH2sGa
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nAGfSeaG Gasiaaseesssr.elos ~ Z
HShALSIE0vli,

TIT.tifEtihLI5 Iur Gl55st nj sTrnTrf-fe
10 ssasOa vgSOSle1sLsT0gtsoq ;ee ysIl
JRwELAERl laha.silssr smi,h, one door west
s1fSlefsbfde Store, sAslilshd,, 0hio.ii,l-E
.4dg tpd sesliPens; and d sfdice aSfiety
Jfs5eReify kept constantly, 'one, hand =!
Highe,t p,Icepaia fcF 6id Cold sId, SILVER.
Repairing done to order, Oh sssonabie
sss.is h xsirah.sdss n ,,s Se lI'i Il
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J. . III. -.NcO.NRS,

ATTORNEY ana.Counsellor at Law. A Ashland
Dhiol Oaise in ihe Brick building over
uhneer's HsrdNsre Store. e........I...--
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GROCERIES, g NOTi0NSI

aud sell your Produce. Bring IL along to the
GOLD STONE CORNER West Of, the Miller
House, Ashland, .
BRUBAKER 4 WINBIGLER.
May 0, 1S66-6m4S .-
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"GR IB1os-
aASNyar5MIaS.
Jolly ID. JOIES.

2 >
fITQRNEY AT LAM. Ashland. o.. .Partic-
kslar attention paid to Collecting and bu-
osiness in Probate Court. Office on Church
Ss.rSet, between Main anu sahduKy
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edT !. l1soq9IsII slaaaan sdl 2 Holl3aL9i
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-31
CINCINNATI PRICES.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED To DO WORK
w in the most complete and satisfactory man
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-31

STRONG influences are being brought 10
secure the pardon Of kETcHuM, the New
Work forg,r. lie is learning the shoema'
Lsr's trade It Sing Sing, but his friends seem
resolyed tha he shall not have time to per
Co, himself i the art. Meanwhile BURN
, IN the moe, auctioneer, who was sent te
ilH s,noe instiAtion as his Wall street rival,
s en he term of ivo years and half has Sc
10 D,'-sd a pardon. The rascaps mock auction
cu un1Si;sbments Asre all in full operation
S st1:na b;s confneseni, and il is said weekly
ua,ans of the pro6h we're forwarded TO him.
IS,. ,,oraI of these uses, says contempt
Ins '. assras 10 be: lyon live in New York,
RAJ ,,1sst II YOU hay, no money; II You
De n ones Ger, he "A yilAinous a. You please.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-31
rTuE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKE

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
soil Cation Tobacco Racon Lard or any other
Produce. Commission. Planters favOring
with their business may rely on getting the high
will be AZ low as any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor us with orders for Groceries,
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We viii give our attention
pcrS may rely ON having their goods forwarded
promptly by the first train or boat after their ar
rival. Our office is on Market street. where the
old books of Hugh McCrea 4 Co. can be found by
those interested.
Hoping for II share of public patronage, we sub
scribe ourselves, etc,
janis HUGH MCCREA & Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-31
PROPOSALS
FOR LEASING THE CONVICT LABOR OF
THE STATE PENITENTIARY OF TENN.

FOR LEASING THE CONVICT LABOR OF
THE STATE PENITENTIARY OF TENN.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned for leasing the Convict
Labor Of the State Penitentiary of Tennessee, till
four years from said date. with the preference in
favor of the Lessee for additional four years
other bidders for new proposals at the end of
the first four yearS-other things being equal.
The Lessee will be authorized to occupy and take
charge Of the shops and wOrkh0use in said Peni
Tertiary TO put up such machinery he may
desire. and shall have the privilege of buying, at
such prices as may be agreed upon, all the tools,
fixtures, and materials on hand, both finished and
unfinished. Said Lessee shall also be bound to
hire all the able cOnvicts on hand. or that may
hereafter come into said PcnItentiary during his
term of lease excepting such may be necessary
to keep up the establishment. Said Lessee shall
treat those hired with humanity and kindness,
conforming to such rules, bylaws and regulations
as may be established by the Directors, and work
them not exceeding ten hours per day. For each
convict so employed the Lessee shall pay into the
State Treasury the price per day bid. said pay
ment TO be made quarterly. lie shall also give
bond, vita approved security, in the sum Of fifty
thousand dollars, payable TO the State Of Tennes-
see, for the faithful performance of the undertak
ing hereby imposed. The convictS will be FrOyis-
toned and clothed by the State Of Tennessee. The
present number of COnvcts-twO hundred and
twenty--which number will probably be very
largely increased AT an early date. All cOmmuni-
cations may be sent 10 the Directors at either the
City Hotel or AT the Penitentiary.
SAINT E. HARE,
4. b. SHANkLAND,
W.MILLS,
directors of State PeniteptiarE, Tenn,
Nashville, May p, lsli. may2l-lm