The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

| agents Wanted,
THsOueHoUF THE
State of Tennessee
TO SELL By sUBscRIpTpy,
The Life and Public Services
sr . r
ANDREW JOHNSON
Seasnissah President Of the United States,
N, ahDn,,s.. hDn,sn |, I'LL 1sJL.lI 4
Important State Papers,
by JOHN SAVAGE.
EN HEb
Author of "our Living Representative Men"
WITH AN ACURATE PORTRAIT ON
STEEL BY RICHIE, AND VIEW
Of HIS gIRTH PLACE,
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE ~
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
WITH AN ACURATE PORTRAIT on
STEEL BY RICHIE, AND VIEW
0F HIS BRTH PLACE,
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE u
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
SUMMARY or CONTENTS.

Andrew Johnson's Brth and Early Struggle;
Journeymsn Tailor Marres, Educated by ms Wnes
HIS hemble House; Alderman. Mayor; EierUed %
the Legislature Presidential EleciOr Stale senatoT;
Oongre ssmRni SoVerstr Il Tennessee; Uniten
States Sena or. The Homestead BlIi; Independent
OF southern tfpinlon- Position % the Slavery
Question. The Democrau' Convention broken, and
Disuhion In ugursued- -fllscuOu ci Lincoln Bu-
chsnan Cabinet Falling 70 Pieces, JoheAon's Faith
IN the nlop. De takes open ground sganst The
Iraitorsi Secret Meeting Of the ConsprEtors itee
tive Replies 70 bepiamiu. lane ard Davis. speech
On Punishment o Treason; excitement IN the Gal
leus-; Cheering Tor Johnson sud e Union Inc
People OF Tennessze Vote ga Secpssion under an
arocOus IerEonsmi Secesslo nisIs Hstred for John
son aud tn Union. iudguities 'ftereu 10 HIM Al
tends the Union Convention 10 fast 4 ennessee No
C"mptOmise with Armed TrAiOr=i Resolutions q
EKpel Jessie D. Bright from the senate Appointed
MI srY Governor, Dialogue with Reel Women
hdnEnI 4lslIo. splrifed speecn u Soidiers' MOT
gan aud toTrssL Desire tu capture GoFelnOf John
SOD. hsIroE AssCate u ItHasOn; Convinced heien-
ser At Nashville; Johnson -potes huei's Move
menl-i Protests against E.aetatOn without Fight
1fuersl Inofnss srrlves aud -ust-ius JChu~O5i
Fzhuns PzEson snd Ine $"vero"f st Pssyer eos-
eEuOr's Family arrive afa gosst p-'i Nashville
cut 81 from the Gu er v JfiG. b ircAlnfi, ae uno
Forrest deteryngnso 70 taxi IL hiufgsu ani rOrIsst
Az ick the City IRON Five POiuis, he Fight John
sou says-''AbN yghss "a ~ al SurTeaisr VIII
Shoot hIm." ksbels ROuted. aud Nashville SAse1
third lime Governor JOhus Jn's Ten psf ancr taar
scfer; he builds Railroads - 4 sends Troop nc
cess IN HE estofstiOu Of Tennessee. TIE " e
Presidency, Governor lohni .Ons Address Istfy'Dg
The Lneoin Policy, Tells Iauth g. Shoulder strp-'
Official Letter OF acceptanct- EIecies Nce-i Trsi-
denI, inanguatl Speecii- Assa~smauon ot lincoln
Precautions 70 tTotEct No-- Pfe-ideut Johns
visit 70 the Dying PpEiderE becotnes Frefldent
and "a SwOrn ~, Addrtk- 10 toe Cabinet, Hts fu-
tnre Policy 10 b. base1 upOn the Psst. Cancels
Slave Deaiers PARDON; Treason the highest Crinei
Reply to "A Ghnsiisn Cs.nimissiOE, Deputzuous irom
sOcietes, Cities and States Address OF southern
Refugees snd Preside n Eepiy; proclamation on
the Coss VI the heoellor, 4 ne President Declines
u PIesent from New YORK Merchants. Amnrsiy
PioclAmstiOr; Reconstruct Oh I, hey The Psesi-
dent and the Sunday-s cnOOl ChGfe Interesting
Interview of sodth Catoinian- With thA Pre- tsidenti
PLAN Talk I'D health a tae Preside"ti Approves
the Sentences on The Assassination COn>plraiOlsi
interView win Pardon keekers, etc, eic, &c.