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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23
ErrKR FRox Hox. JOHN ". LKFrwIcH.
wa.hiastoa. Feb. Il 1866


Mcssrs. VIM. Hciskell and others,
4. GENTLEMEN; Sincerely syIHpathizng with the
object. aud duly approaching the importance OF
nngs Win INV thanks for yaar cordial invitation
to be present my regret that circumstances beyond
my control will prevent my eolnpliance.
At no time during cur national coutict. not even
when the rebel flag was seen from the dome OF the
capitol and the booming of his cannon heard from
the Presidents mansion, have Thought the fun
daulental principles of our Government IN such
imminent danger Of subversi0n, as the present.
That bad men. who see with ill-concealed terror,
"the handwriting ON the wall, telling unmistake-
ably of their approaching political end. have de-
termined, If possible, to crush the government
they can no longer control to their base purposes
is too evident.
The sheet anchor Of our hope in this trying
crisis is, that the President has firmly established
himself as a break-water 10 defend our cherished
institutions against these vandal assaifants; and
that the people Gas evidenced by this Conyention)
Uur duty is plain. Sustain the Government.
and ii will eventually protect Us. We should De
hopeful and patient. remembering that those now
in power were selected when alkthe passions were
nilamed by an existing war OF uncertain duration;
and that the sober, second thought OF the peo-
pie" will surely replace them by better men /;
aud that even now many true patriots are TO De
focud in each party
Lei us not complain of the delay. in admitting
to their seats our duly elected Representatives to
Congress: for beyond doubt il will ultimately be
more damaging to those who, without the shadow
Of cause, refuse their admission, than TO us.
Above ALL let US by dilligent attention TO our va
riols ayocatOns ESPECIALLY the cultivation of our
rich SOLD repair our ruined fortunes, and thus
Illustrate the base designs of those who hope by
evaporation to produce that diseontent now
falsely said TO exist.
This course will be gratifying and encouraging
to all true patriots North and South, of all par
ties; and will encourage and meet the approval OF
our noble President. who. relying on th2 justice
of his cause, beg to assure you, is es cednge-
able as the eternal principles on which he has
taken his stand.
Again thanking you. gentlemen for the compli-
ment implied by your invitation, beg to be re-
membered as your earnest co-laborer and friend.
JSo. w. LEFTwICH.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

President-Hon. Henry Cooper, Of Bedford.
Vice Presidents-W. d. Ferguson, of Shelby I;
Luther Caldwell, Of Gibson; Or; MeFarland. Of
Madison; Stamford Warren, Of McNairy W. u.
Waidron, of Shelby; VIM Scales, of Dyer; Mar
land L. Perkins. of shelby; p. b.. Glenn, of
Fayette; ID. d. Majors, of Shelby; John Martin,
of Shelby: John MORTON; of Shelby; Nimrod
Porter, OF Maury; George W. Jones of Lincoln !;
Joseph Ramsey. of Bedford; l.. d. Higginson. of
Coffee; Lucius J. Polk; Of MSury, G. g Breed
DIR, Jordan, Of Maury; Levi Wade, of Rutherford:
John C. Caldwell, SEN, Of Bedford; VIM. B.
Lewis, of Davidson; John Hugh Smith, of David
son; S. W. Fitzpatrick. of Marshall; John 5.
Brien, Of Davidson; Absalom Kyle of Hawkins (:
John Caldwell. of Sewer; Gideon NJ. Hazen, of
Knox; William Catlett. Of SEWER, Joseph
Cooper, of Knox: William Dixon, of Monroe
David Cleage of McMinn: Thomas II. Galloway,
of Bradley; Geo. ID. Foster, Of Hamilton; DR..
Campbell, of Sullivan; John Williams, of Knox
Edward II. East, Of Davidson; j. G. Parkhurst,
of Maury; and J. ID. Moore.
Sceretaries-J osoph II. Thompson Of Bedford;
John NJ. Fleming. of Knox; T., A. James of
Hamilton; Charles A. Fuller Of Davidson; DIR.
N. c. Perkins, of shelby; Charles Brown. of
Shelby and all the editors of the press favorable
TO the administration OF President johnson.
The Hon. Judge Cooper took the chair
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L'0R SALE.--rT9 valuable Residences in
il Edgefeld. 100 feet Of ground attached to each.
Very cheap.
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{N0L SALE.-Two fine Residences, Nos. IT
Il and ~ South Summer street, recently reftted,
newly painted. and in splendid repair. in a very
desirable part Of the city. Call for particulars.
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duced the following resolution, which was
referred to the committee .-s,f

Resofred, That in the opinion Of this Conyen,,
ton. loyalty to the Government Of the United
States and loyalty to the State of Tennessee, con-
sists in present submission to the laws and con-
situations of both. and determination heartily
and bone,tly TO support and maintain the same in
future on the part OF citizens of both.
Hesolped, That special pardons by the President,
and general pardons under the Prociamation OF
Amnesty restore the subjects of them to all their
pre-existing rights as citizens ofthe United States,
With the exception of such rights as are excluded
BY said pardons.
Resoiped That loyalty in its meaning looks not
To the past. but 10 the present and the future.
Resoiped That any other meaning given to the
term Loyalty is not warranted and is an abuse of
the term, and is generally introduced for mis-
chievous purposes.
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L'OR StfE.-Fine Residence on South Vine
street, No l6, 81 ia good reIar. 40 feet front.
and running back Us feet.
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LNOR SALE miles from the city, on the Gal
IL latin Pike, l13 acres Of Land. new improYe-
menis. line Cistern. running Water, 4ne Blue
Grass. etc.
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L'0R SALE.-5O Lots in Edgefeld, located
II In every part Of the town.
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ENOh sAl.E--50 acres on Browns Creek.
It Sl3miles from the city. between tyranny White
and Franklin Pixies as rich ~ amy land In tho
county.
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E'oR sALE.-5s1s Cherry street. adjoining
IL tho Commercial Hotel. A bargain
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

L'OR sALE---fn North, South and West
il Nashville. large number Of desirable aHd
Cheap Lots
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L,OR SALE.-375 acres Of Land. on Tennes-
Il see River, in Perry county. every foot Of su-
perior quality.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

LNOR SALE-51< miles from the city on the
Il Gallatn Pike, fine Residence, and so acres
OF superior Land. all necessary out-buildings and
the finest Spring in the country.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23

In accordance with previous announce
ment, Col VIM. B. Stokes spoke after sup
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L'0R SALE--25 acres Of Land, just without
Il the corporation. ON the Murfreesboro Pike.
adjoining the lands Of Hon. Andrew Ewing. de-
seased-
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L,OR SALE-2lS miles from city. or Louis
II vile Railroad. 50 acres Of Land. fine improve
ments, negsf failing Well. etc.
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s.rSR sALE.--A splendid Residence ~ miles
IL from Columbia, on the Mount Pleasant Pike,
u acres Of superior Land, beautiful lawns. pond
well stocked with iish. etc. ETC.
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EoR sALE.-rOo share. Bridge Stock.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
mHI.td
GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
" CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBoRo, DC.
ouARrERHAsrkR GENERAL's oETioH,
FIRHr DIvpIoE,

FiA.r DIvbIos, I
WAsHisaroH, u, APrl " lsoe 90,
oIuSI ol 'he ,,H oeneis' s nsIe ~ a.
sold, on the premises public auetion under ne di-
Ieeton Of y. Ptain george T. browninE, on
WEDNESDAY,, may ri leoo, w eIoeA N me oi
lowing described public propstiy, 70 VII 49,,
. ONE " srhAh ohINplno AM fsSD hILn, L..
frame, win massive grante iouudAlonsL " " o"Ieer
with coal, hAy,and engine houses luaened, All eos-
strneAd OF the very psH mAshA' ana IN Hs mus su'
slanuai mhnner - a
Also At the same time and place. the machinery and
aPPii1nsss 81 70. m!Ii eo6sSs ,nn Sopsr povrp
IA, orh " hNuINn, " " 'U ,so, nons tS A. .,S, .na
with eviinder o. twenty twn lH2l Inches d'smssr ana
tWeny ioni lzb lhehes ,Ioke, SCI upon ns.Ny 80
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
q LO n II L N q :.
STRANGE METAMoRPHosE.

~
sure Budgets me wife; and seq she "ms dear Teddy
Yer the Joy OF me lie and love yer already;
But much harder ia love you from yer head to yertoe'
1'1 80 =, '''' ''' s'' ''"' nv"
50 wint down the sthrAts, just 10 hunt up = sthore
whip who should mate but Timothy Moore
"Por new clothes m frstting Tim where shall gof"
"why rHE BHsr ysr'n bs getting at Smith Brothers
Co..
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
aatiomal @spmblifan.
[oYrIcrAL.l

The Department Of State has been Off.
cially informed that an Industrial Exhibi
ton, intended to embrace the products Of the
art and industry Of the three scandinavian
Kingdoms, and those Of the Grand Duchy Of
Finland, and to continue open for two OF
three months, will be inaugurated at Stock
holm on the 18th Of June next, and that
the Government Of his Majesty the King Of
Sweden and Norway, will regard with pleas.
ure the presence Of foreigners at the pro,
posed exhibition who may sympathize in the
progress Of art and industry in the north oil
Europe. t a
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE PA
CIFIC COAST.

CtFIC COAST.
The spsnisrds lombard Csllao and are
Rspulssd - Admiral NuneE Wounded -
The Peruvian Secretary OF War Killed
Heavy Shipment OF Gold.
New YoRK, May 2l.-Ths steamship Arizona
arrived from Aspinwall the 18th with g. 20l 900
In gold.
Tho Spanish feet bombarded Callao and was re-
pulsed. All the vessels were more or less damaged.
Admiral NunsI was badly wounded. Ten Peru.
yans were killed and twenty wounded. The Span.
ish loss is supposed to bo heavy. The Peruvian
Secretary Of War was killed.
The steamship Vanderbilt and the monitor Mo.
nadnook have arrived at Panama.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tho Vanderbilt and Monitor MonAdnook arrived
at Panama on the evening Of the 18th from Cnllao
on the Sd, bringing the result Of the bombArdment
of Callao,
On the "a, at noon, the action commenced from
tho shore batteries the fire being returned by the
Bsrsngusla, Villa dc Madrid and Blanco on the
northern side, and Numanoio, Resolution and Al.
mansa on the south. The Villa do Madrid and
Bsropguela were SO badly damaged early in the
hght that they we're obliged to withdraw to San
LorenEa, and were Afterwards followed by the Nu.
manoio and the rest Of the feet, or less dam.
aged.
The Spanish Admiral NunsI 10 said to have been
badly wounded.
During the engagement Senior GAlVoy, Secretary
Of War was killed by the explosion Of battery.
The fight lasted until four o'clock in the after.
noon, when 1t terminated by the withdrawal Of the
Spanish feet.
Very little damage was done to cAllao only a
fau hun nd Fal worth nf hain IA.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

Owing 70 The short time slspsipg between the
termination Of the he'sppg.msnt aud &. dspsrtursof
the Vanderbilt she bringsno further in,slIigsncs.
nor was u known whether the spanisrds intsndsd
to renew the sttsek, but MS supposed th.y win
Tho news Of the defeat was rsesivsd with great
snthu'ism By the Inhabitants Of Psnsms.
Adviees from Valparaiso to April 17th report
the blockade ss having been raised.
The aovsrnmsnt has brought into force the i'm.
port and export duties. @
Among the treasurs per steamer Arisons h ,
half million on Government sooount, and not bs.
fore reported. .-..H
Frssdmen's Ansirs I'm oeorgis and Flerids,
AUGUSTA, May 2l.-Gsnsrals stsadman and
Fullerton had an interview In savanuah on sstur
day with the General confsrsnee Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, composed Of oolorsd
olsrgymen from Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
lima. Three members declared the interests Of th,
freedmen demand the continuance Of the bursst
for the present, Three Others testified to instance
Of malfsssanes Of bureau agents In South Carolina
the poor ignorant blacks having been deprived o.
the fruits Of their iabors and cruelty punished.
Gen. stsadman, in conclusion, urged the import
snos Of eultivating kind feelings with their lat
masters. He assured them that the Govsrnmsn
would see justice done TO the freedmen.
| Generals Steadman and Fullerton left for Floridi
on Sunday. ...... ... ma .s.r.....rr...
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

IT NEEDS NO GHOST to tell us that if we
don't take of teeth they will perish in our
mouths, and in their decay impair the purity of
the breath. With the knowledge that this Catas-
tropho be aVortsd by the disnfeotant hsalthfuI
properties Of sOIOdOnt, who would be SO psrvsrse
as not use IL
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

FIRE IN NALExASDRIA.-About six o'clock
last evening fre was discovered in the Government
wood yard, near Columbus street, in Alexandria.
The FIRE was burning at one o'clock this morning,
and 1t is thought large quantity Of wood has been
destroyed. Over 10000 cords Of wood were piled
in the yard.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

FATAL AccrDENT.-Ye Yesterday morning a
oolored man named Joseph Carter, engaged in un.
loading coal at the wharf Of tho Baltimore and
Hampshire Company in Georgetown, was instantly
killed by large tub. hllod with coal, falling upon
him. Carter was standing under the bucket as II
was being hoisted up, when 1t slipped from the
hook and fell upon him.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22


50 odious to The spirt Of republication and Of the
age in which we liysi thsrsiore, be it,
~ he'o.vsa r ~ Ms ooars q hfasrv'sn sna Cossnen
in,s,s,t. xs ,.n,..ant A. ,s.nsssfsiiv In, ..yn.
sstiy utter our humble remonstrance sgsinst the
passage Of said bill By Congress, m stripping u. Of
.ne la't vssnge Oh 'he nsh' Of 'snsoV'rnmshs 'e''
And h n G,yth,r y,,o,v,d. That the Joint oom.
mittss to attend to the interests Of thi, Cooperation
before Congress be and tney are hsreoy, instructed
70 hy tnis resoiulion pe,oIo oonsI, sua s W w
IA mi bv consrs,s.
R.ferred 10 m. committee sppoiptsd 10 reprs
,,nt the inter,,t. Of tho Corporstion b.fore Con.
g,.,,
M LAWN. from the committ.. on Improyement,.
rsuorted back the bill 10 Grade Twelfth street east
foam souih oa,oiin. .vsnu. To I street .outb
p..,.S E-f
Ai,o. bill To curb and nav. IN. south ,ids Of q
,.s, ,outb from Eighth 10 Thirte.nth street, cas-,
Passed.
Also. hin 10 open and grade a portion Of q ,,rsst
no,,b P..,.d.
NJ. B.rr. from the commItt.e on Canals. r..
,o,,.d b.ol IN. communicated Of B.u,.min s,v.r.
son In r.I.tion Ia IN. W..hipston osn.l. and IN.
ooumi,t.. va, di,obarr.d.
Tbs hin granting certain priy,,.s., oopd,iop.I,v
=. AZ. w..h,n.,oo AI.,.na,,. sna 3.o,..toxn
R.,l,o.a Comnan, va, r.turp,d 10 IN. Iov.r Bosrd
\, an, M.yor. ,i,h o.,t,,n ,uss..,ion,. tn, hin
%, .msndsd bv An, I,ou.r BOARD. and ,r.p,mitted
"a N. Hoard Of Aldermen, Tho ,m,pdm.ut, v,r.
.o,,,,r.d In and an. bm n.,,.d s.v.r.I biii,
v.r. r.f.rrad and Tho po.rd .diou,n.d
-. 60, NJ,
A.. r,., hon, An an. ,,ub.,, nr...n, .,o.n,
su' us1 "N " Wv ~
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of q writ Of Fsri Fseias issued from the
CLERK once OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Co unbia aud to ne directed. viii ssl at puble SALE
for cAsH front Of the house door said county
ON MONDAY the 2sth day Of May, instant. 1880 at
o'clock m. the following described property. 10 wit:
Part Of Lot No. l8 10 Square No. a. b-sinoinR u the
southeast corner OF said lot aud runniug north with lins
Of Twenty third street west Is eet ioshas to the
ssntre OF az feet alley thence w.s "a feet 10 Inches
thence south Is feet II inches; hence eat - 10
inches improved by two.StoTy frame bull ing being
the property VI BeuJamin ESere In the city OF wash
ins ston, Q. seIed snd levied upon the property
Bebl amin Everett, sud will be sold TO satisfy No.
$40 Trials May Term, lse2, @, In favor Of H. LA
D. g. GoODIFo,
myT.tA United State. MarshAl u. @.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
[ o AL AZ FAIR s |.

hour, the president Ct. u. Lloyd 10 the chair
Present.; Messrs Noyes, MecAthran, Suiiok, Bari,
Gross, A. Lloyd, Turton, Lewis and owen.
The Chair laid before me Board communication
from the Mayor announcing bis approval Of an act
to grade and gravel street north from New Jersey
avenue to Vermont avenuei an act making an ap-
preparation 10 psy certain Judgments an act max
sng an appropriation to repair the wooden bridge
on Eighteenth street, between and street,
northi an act for the relief Of George Tslboti an
act TO pave and curb the north side Of strest
south, between Ninth and Tenth streets east; also
the .outb front NJ souare aTs an sot IN oap.s ,.v
erhso W pe oon'""o'oo' s"' anu ""'sf P'Po' " w
laid. the oarriage-way graveled and paved, curb
stones replaced and the foot pavement repaired In
E street north, between thirteenth and Fourteenth
.,...,, -. - ~, r,.Li.. .n.-o..,.,,., ~ .,-
t'ee's "'s'i Aa sos m'Ans app'Vp,aon )" on'
close the space between seventh and highth streets
at the intersection Of Maryland and Virginia ave,
pue,, an act to grade and pave the alley In SQUARE
,o7 "a N. .n.v In so,.,. 70, an a., IA ,,,h .na
.v. An. .., ia ~ s,,th .,,.., ..,, f,o,, Rhoa,
TS..s -. =, n .,-.., - ,o,., -...i.,,o.
io'@as @'enN, :, : s''e' no'l' IOa'
granting permission to the managers OF the Ladies'
National Soldiers and Sailors' Orphan Home Asso-
citation Of this city to erect Temporary structure
a, A.. ,n,.,..o,ion os s.v.r,h 80, "a p.nn.,i
'n' '"'''''''''" VI S'''A'A '''''' AAu '""'''
Vania avenue
Aso,H communication nominating W.T.. johnson
rs member OF the School Board In the Third dis
trict in place Of y. d. Stuart, resigned. Referred
to the COMMITTEES on Public Schools, subsequently,
reported back, and the nomination confirmed.
Also, communication nominating DR.. George
N. Hopkins as phosioisn to the poor Of the First
ward, in place Of DR.. H. H. L0wrie' resigned Re-
fsrred TO tho Committee on Health
Mr.. Turton presented the petition Of Martin Con
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
rHB oHIRY oAUsBs OF PEsrILENcE DESTROYED

DR. CoURrARET's DIsISFECTlNG FLUIDS Sc
Prepared solely by the New York Disinfeeting Com
pany At their Laboratory Nos 2o9 so, and 9Ol Henry
street, n r. once, 10 Cedar street
1hiS Company organised on . permanent basis. With
Dr. CoutaTet the celebrated French Chemist In charge
Of its Laboratory, is prepared to furnsh lie DsISPEor
Ra PLuIpa for sick rooms nurssr o., urnals, water
closets priyies cesspools, sewer Eutters ships, rail.
roads hospitals PRISONS aud public nstitutons o. all
msnta all kinds Of mAuurssJ fmI.sAsev lnofeaHipg the
value Of the latter to every frmer aud whsr yer pol
tOnUus aud onenENe g.ses ssst TbsAA tEshs are de-
odoftsts, Antsspcs AntipuIsseens, and dsiufeeAnts
nuxouS gases and odors chemical prne pss-eaying
In their places hedul dfr they DESrRorERs, and
not merely absOrbtHs Of posonous gAses-nOt uriou
TO utensla IN which they used. The ahshtion Of
medical aud scientific 10 directed to these disnet
ants. Attached testimonials In favor Of this great
discovery which, with hundreds Of others, be
at the COmPsny's once
To the Prssidsnt " the SsW York Dtsf'VseiiH0 Com.
BIAS sIE. 1t Is all II is represented to b. We havs
that We have found an article which suTpAIssS ali
others A. a remedy against all bad odors.
7. ROEssaLL Co.
NEw YoHK, April 0, 1866
To TIE PrssfdsHt Of the New York DisfJsefn0 Com
DEAk sIRi We pronounce u without exception TO b.
the beet We have ever known Its eject upon ever
matter iG complete and instantaneous.
81 B,-Thsas Disnfse,ants are used BY the seay
engerS uDder the dreetioa Of the Sanitary Police Of th,
Metropolitan Health Department, nsM Yort
POWELL 4 THOMPSON,
~ IedAF street, N. Y,
General and Sole Agents for the United States Gad tn
CHnAdAS, to whom all orders should be add Iessed
For sale BY all Druggists aud General Dealers In tn
United States and CaIAdas. mNlt'3m
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

WRAPPING PAPER nor SALE AT
w We snSs pfths DAILT NArISIAL NJ klPUsLIOAs.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

New York Hank Statement.
NEw YoRK, May 2l.-Bank kstatement-Dsc
in loans ST. $50 s54i speciei 1914 s37i increase in
circulation, s496, sos; legal tenders, $669, ,44s.
The national Republican., 1866-05-22

Large shipment Of Treasure.
SAN FRAscisco, Nov. 2l.-The steamer Colder
City has sailed with million and q quarter In
treasure, including nearly million for New York
The national Republican., 1866-05-22
A NJ U > Il NJ u N It -

A NJ U > Il NJ II N It -.
METzERorr HALL
A WEDNESDAY EyEyISe MArp
THEoDoRy aABrLxASS,
MISS CAROLINE SCHMIDT,
The celebrated Violin virtuoso from the Consevstoire
Of Leipzig,
MR.. b HOFFMAN,,
The Eminent Pianist
TICKETS si. SECURED SEATS 80 CENTS EXTRA.
The sale Of seats will commence Monday morning,
May 81, at Metrsrott's Music Store. myiS
M AMMOTH COMBINATION.
VAN AMBURGH Il co.'s
VAN AMBURsH 4 CO.'S
VAN AMRURGH co.'s
VAN AMBUR0H 4 co.
VAN AMBrRGH co.'s
VAN AMBURGH 4 co.'s
VAN AMBURGH co.'s
MAMMOTH MESAGERIB AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
Combined with
GARDNER, HEMMING co. IS
AMERICAN CIRCUS
THE LARGEST TRAVELLING EXHIBITION IN
AMERICA
VIII exhibit on the
LOT on SIXTH STREET. BELOW PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE.
FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY,
TUESDAY, May "a,
"WEDNESDAY, May Is
THURSDAY, May ~,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING BACH DAY.
Doors open at and to o'clock. Circus perform.
begins at and SOcook giving those parties ho
wish 10 view the ZOoL09ICAL COLLECTION, and not
the Circus, ample time to do aud Ietr before the
| Equestrian Entertainment commences. One price OF
admission to both shows-Adults 80 cents; Children
| US der 10 years, 2 cents.
| The GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION embraces the MOST
SUPERB SPECIMENS OF NATURAL HISTORY ever
| upon exhibition, while the EQUESTRIAN DtPART-
MENT comprises the ELITE OF THR EQUESTRIAN
ART.
| THE GRAND STREET PARADE,
which viii take place on
| MONDAY MOI MING, MAY 81, =
| Will he found
| GORGEOUS IN THE EXTREME
THE MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN CHARIOT,
The Highly OrnRmented Cages,
| Vans, Caravans and
Maguihesntly CAparlsoned
| Horses and Ponies,
| Porn MAgniheebt
| MOVING PANORAMA MILR IN LENGTH.
Far eelpSinR any similar exhibition given In this
city.
8s- Remember the dates
| MAY 2lu 22d 2sd and 2ih,
The national Republican., 1866-05-22


GREAT CENTENARY LOVE fEAsr'-ihe nrst
family gathering Of the Jubilee Year" took place
In Trinity church on Sabbath afternoon last and
Il Is generally conceded that on NO previous oeoa-
'iOn' since the introduction OF methodi'm within
the ten miles square mas tnefe oeeh such An
assemolage OF the fathsrs OF the ehuren. mere all
distinctions OF name were suspended, and primitive
Methodists from Alexandra, the Navy yard,
Georgetown and the surrounding country mingled
deyoutly not only with the Fathers and mothers
Of Israel, but with the young men and women
who are earnestly devoted to the old donuron and !"
auxiliAres' In the smetroPohs OF our great nation
Then there was q Methodist in the prime OF life,
"a thousand miles from home, who on that day
week spent delightful hour In such meeting
as this" Two other eloquent strangers were also
welcomed to seats, and related, with touching In
terest, how carefully they had been trained from
their youth up"
In the altar We noticed the venerable DR.. Jesse
I. Peck, who just happened to be here on visit
from his California homei our own time'honored
eitiIen' Rev ulysses Ward' Rev Dr. DeHaas' Dr.
william b. EDWARDS who Joined the Baltimore
conference thir'y'nx years ago. and Rev William
Krebs, who commenced his ministry at the confer
enee OF iS4z' and the pastor Rev D. fsyton brown'
who set out on his hrst circuit In 1898.
The services were opened by Dr. Edwards, who
announced that appropriate ossth hymn, Bee how
great flame aspires, which was sung most effect
lively by the whole audience, preae hers and people