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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
THAE FAisMERS MUTUAL. FIR 4
Insurance Company Of the state
of lpGinwnFe.

(oRiaiEAL MILL CAREK, &c)
This Company continues to Cfer to the people OF
Delaware superior advantages Of Insurance al ainst
loss by rs on all descriptions of property except Ma
The Institution is commended by over 90 years expe
Renee in and attention to the subject of Mutual Insu
rance, tbeing the hrs, to introduce the principle into
state) by reason OF which, It Is believed the Man
ayers have been enabled to adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties OF property to
der the membership among the most acquitabe in
character of the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
scented TO the public
have been prompt and liberal, that in rs years bus
aud losses reaching over $loO,ooo net single
ont on. ire satisfaction TO the parties insured
Looking more 10 the safety than to the number and
sands OF Dolsrs OF Insurance, either requiring
great amount in single risk offering unit oh
iecK of Insurance character of the Institution
10 his mannorit is conceived !, has the safest ard
most select list tnsurances, In proportion to the
amOuut-over six Millions of Dollars, of any other
Company within reasonable range
evidence Of this, has only reduced the rate
of insurance, at all times moderate, one-sYth, daring
The last two yeaIs but 1t presents clear surplus
fund OF t45 900 as security against any assessment
the Depo Notes, which sum by the resort to Scrip
Certiheatos the balances due to each member, now
being issued will be paying interest to them from Jan
nary 1852, atte rate Of per cent. per snnum, thus
making still farther edueiton.
It commenced the year 1854, with real protection
to the community IN Deposit Notes of S25O,ooo
Surplus Fund $1,000
Total protection, $500 900
is the werk u the Farmers of Delaware and as
rresidsnt-JEssEEssHARP
Secretary aud Tresaursr-RoBERr McCABB, M. D.
DIRECTORS
BIZ Wilson, Brapdywine Hd.; James Dalaplain,
ebristiAnA Hd. James Webb, Samuel Barr, &. G.
stotsenburg aad Jesseo Sharpe, Wilmington Id. Rob
ert McCabe, MIL Creek Id John p. Williamson,
White Clay Creek HID George q. Tybout, New Castle
Id; Curtis B. Ellison, Penesder HID John O. CLARK,
Red Lon, lid DR.. VIM. Cummins, SMYRNA Thomas
Murphy, St. Georges Hd.; Charles T. Fleming, Peter
F Causey, Milford }. P. Comesys Dover; Charles Tun
nell, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for In.
surance as dues OF members:
Wilson, Brandy wine, Hd Robert MoCabe, NIL
Creek HID James Dalaplaiu, Chrstiana HID John 2
Williamson white Clay Creek, HID Quits B. Ellison
Pancader lid Red Lion, st, Georges, and AppoquInt-
mink HUI ndreds; Joseph Griffith, Smyrna Jamsl
Criplen, New Castle HID; Charles #. Rlemming, NH
ford; Charles Tunnel. Georgetown; Henry Todd
Dover
Communioat on general business addrsssedto tn
uuderh Kned Whining ton will receive atten
| ton ROBERT McCABB, NJ D.,
July2t Secretary y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
Iron, Hardware and Goa,

Iron, Hardware and Coal
rue subscribers ~oui respectfully cal
zzzrlasA he attention Of their friends and the pub
aa11zxsSs 10, to their large and we'll selected siock
= Of Iron and Hardware, oonSistinsin part
,anMessst Srsnis OF American and In glish Rolled
Ba5s rs aos s ssa oval hf
Daha, sm bars; Junista English and Norway slit
Rods ds h American Pudded and solid Doom
ditto In ssh and American sprins steel, oonhtfI bis
ri shear steel OultivatoT
siIes sppwARE.-uammerad and Pressed Horse hoes,
rs sboe Malta Carriage aud Wagon Iron AIlea, Row
and other Elliptic springs coleman
rag marcsn aud English Dearborn
Wagon Boxes Maueaoe iron 'on Soscn n1nh niaeS
s@iths below ce.6rsted fss and asps Ass
'he ts@ium pointed Wood Screws; Trace stage, Halter
B. ND Garden SPADES HICKS Mstacks, Hoes,
Fosks and OF farming implements MneY Alsooda an
other P Pn Gps.ttys road, Hand Choppns Aies
Iases and Socket 0hisels Busehe5s EiTreF Chlasis
dougss anu saws spear Jsoksons Hand, Panel
lemon saws Sacks, SCOTS any oths. aaunsIs rns
G Eh ma other Planes; Beatys Williams Drawint
RSss Knives Forks etssls and oarversi
ort Kings RsIora 1oopers i,oS hiyits
rnnsI and co pper belt Rysts ssd Irons, Sash methts
uts.t Metal for Br.sr and Iron
lisbtnng Rods and 1tures MeAi,ters and other Meta
nc ro ,hanhs patent Plstfor Scales fac
Fairbanks and other counter Scales Glue
CLAN f rS.s. ss and sssssSls OIL spir
great variety Of Carriage Canvas and Floor OIL Carpe
S. 70. Cos coseS Bans psfposea
which w Be sold n.Fs9t Ps'ffss ceol'Sa
and retao ' No, 2o7 shipieJ ST., between ID and Sd
NIB Btuminousc oaiirom the beat Minesoonstantl'
81 Also Agent. for Philip. osrrisss and wasor
NJ ms .
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
WV. MeGAuLLEY q Co..
&c Brokers
NO. sos MARKET STREET.
uyIr MTNnTDN mr.

Wa are proparra To loan money, write daads, bonda
aud wills collect rents Fel real estate
and attend promptly to all business eatrusted TO our
WI. MoCAULLEY. w.MeCAULLEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
HARDW ARE.
Foreign and DomesJlc hardwares,
Paints and Glass

nut and W rou sht IN Alltands spikes,
aim Mortiseand DE lad oeks and Latches
pad, Chest, Gu board and Drswe Locks,
Butt strap and other Hinges,
american Premium WOodSorevB,
Trace, HAter, OK Cow and Coil Chains,
novels, Spades Picks and Mattocks,
Brssstx tiles, and Pos eelain Lined Kettles,
Broad, ChoppipE and HAndA qeH,
Mill, OrOss cut and Circular saws,
Hand, PANEL, an Tonnon Saws,
Files and RaspB, com plete aBsort ment,
r, Blacks Aldo other Makers ScrewAu era
Graduated fwirtShlp AvEurH,
PuEh'H and oths IN AkerB' Auge mi -
kald wiz 4 Bench and Mouldina Pla ca
x. Carpenter Lancaster Plan
catcher SC ssls "a op EesandPl ueirons,
wiley sPlou CHS and Castings eshskilI, NY,
Gum, iseols& PercuasionJA -walkerand 4 Their
Powder Plasks. otPouche and g anne Nets
Knives and Forks American and Engiish
Pen, Pocket and Prlning Knives,
RAlops, Scissorsa nd Shears aud RAlof8trap
LoOking tflaasea and Walters,
Sad from, Cart Bo res, sash Wsights,Ao
Pig Bar and Sheet Lead Tin, Zine, 4 0. also
WhlteAnd Red Lea and o Their Paints,
9oldLeAf, Window HlAss, Coach CopAlysrpish,
Japan, Black and SLIP fArniah,
spiritsr urpenti ne Putty II ydraul Cement 40,
FOR sale by , CAPELLE BROTHER
Successors to JoHk A, LeEoAs,
ianl-ly No.2l4 Market ST., Wilm in ktou, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
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First National hank

MlEdTON
Depository of the Pubic .s
AND: oSs'
Financial Agent of the United s...o.
EDw. BETS. Pres't, 10. ARNsTsn states.
CAPITAL 100000, 0''A'
suboS ptiOns received for ali the new 3ov..
Loans otnnen
The collecting and exchanging # aov.rru..
Socurities attended to for a small com mission n'
The Bank notes and Certified Checks Of thu,
Bank arc received for Government Taxes by II,
Collssters. W.
All n IsiOual Bank Notes received on deposit
u nov lo-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
FURNITURE.
= ~ "a. McCLARG,


UFEEUG4B z. al n
Sprin Hair and HCsk MattresseHon hanu' hou'eu
hOlsterY done with prom ptnsss
UNDERTAKING.
the agents OF Fisks Metallic Burial Caael IN
sta- al Delaware Same style used for the burial %
Clay, Webster and other of our most eminent men;
Cinth. Mahogany aud walnut Conns, always on hand
FUNERAL per Intended personally by one OF the arm
Cnhiuet Aterials. hair cloth, veneera, vsrphh
glue c at phiA prices furnished to the trade
II. tIniuEton bel mari a-b
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
COAI.I GOAL i!

>rR The subscriber has constantly on hand
KY Locust and Broad Mountain Coal of all sizes
GH4. carefully prepared for family use, at the
lowest market prices. 224O lbs. to the Ton.
Please cn before buying elsewhere Also, Hickory, Oak
hYd Pine Wood. BARHs Coal once,
Hpr2ltf Front and Tatnall Streets, Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
REMOVAL.


The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have remoy cd
their Office from No. III to
No COY Market Street.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
The President and Seeretar rece application for
Insurance at their ohice in Wilmington against loss By
Fire every description of buildings In general mer
chRndize ships in port and their household fur
nture and other personal property also again loHs
by inland ira operation OF goods, mer
chandiEe aud cOuRtry produce,
Terms of Iusurauer will be 3 favorable any of the
Companies the cities OF Philadelphia New York
Parties insured the fullest confidence
sodty Of capital aud that all losses will be promptly
Adjusted by the company.
At Annual Election held March 6tn, the following
Stockholders elected Directors for the
ipg year, viz:
George Jones, Saml. d. NewIiu,l Edu, MeInall,
David q. Wilson, John p. Porter, Geo. ". Sparks.
Insurance may be made 10 time not less
| months
In addition to the above pro the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whose charter
petual,l effect perpetual insurance Real Estate
feet perpetual rance the becoming
deposits in the nhi certain
according the nature OF tine risk
be insnred-hn which he withdrawn at any time By
leaving cent the amount deposited This OK
Is believed to be ouch
| there Ia wing of the policy from o m
Property that would be insured per annum At an and
cents 81 900, will be Insured at SIX and 3per
and In like proportion as the risk increases.
Persons Wishing to insure their property
formation the subject of insurance Will apply to ID
zgentsAss owe, or to .....,... - ...-
| JoHs MoLRAE. Rarrstarv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
REMOVAL
THOMAS MITCHELL, Undertaker

THOMAS MITCHELL. Undertaken
Respectfully informs his friends and the
ZI.----z1 public generally, that he has removed
IRON 1928 East Third Street 10 the
N w. Cor. Of 9Th and French SITS,
Aud prepared 10 give lis personal attention To the
business 0t NDERrAkING, iu all It's Branches.
lilo who may require hts services, that
they Will mud him ready with Horses nni Carrageu at
tended Icy careful dri.Ors at MI timo4
Es-A SMALL HEAkSE, expr'-7lA ior Children.
RESIDENCE No bOJ POPLAR STREET.
MIlnLIustLn NM eli. H. lhL5.-ll
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
No. 7O5 MARKET STR EFT

II Is the m.-t perfect Sewing Maehnee'er preepet 10
tho Aint.i lnbr II combine4 all tho good luAH's
ltLor glass; Na,hines aud many Advantages over
Al at ilrin IL has the Ecsersbio Feed which NJ ~ De
reversed at pplut .osite wtiOul sioppi'g anu a'
t'i1 the rs ri AT thereby saving time trunp'"
tad tir,hl ~ hitk-s tom different aenes each s'iifn
ani alike buth sides. 1t sews light AMI heavy
iahrf sHth r,iu1i a.ilry. uns nenmer turns every
width h"'u IL lily and Almost useless. ltne'
thi siG" 1Lism biih sides. 1t Is easily under.
stool Eysy M,Git we.rantel AMI no extras ehsreei
TT Al rsspectilniy n,itst L. cali and examine the
Fl urtn hs al tagoa ali other machines
M, II MIS-, A. JOHNSON, AGRNr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
NEW CIGAR & TOBACCO STORE
No. . East Third Street.

WlLMlNGTON, DEL.
THE subscriber iuferne his friends ami the public
generally, that he has oUsned Cigar aud Tobacco Store
above place. and is prepared 10 sell the hest quai
ity Of Tobacco and Cigars at the lowest rates.
lie also has hand variety of Fortmonnaes, Pipes
T1DAc Boxes &c &c, 10 which he invites :he atten.
ton ALL Owing to inability to perform manual labor
he ira been induced to become applicant for public
patHnase and he hopes by strict attention business
ndhd sire to give satisfaction to and receive n
ale support. ieb o 3m O. ". NADER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02

-, VINO have mel pr inInent positions IN soma
'I w. rano Forte estsbl SHINE Is This cotrfIV
tgmpsnl ,organis ID IN 1869. has nov one of The
~ AUS iust res"iul uHuuactnrir. in iii
- t,r'3 Nrtch being uudtr lEe tuluv Mt, sI,rsry
~, .r SnMp1Als whose experienced :, rartie,t o.
sI,i.h r. SO h1!el then u produce MA trstr1',,,r
M t poser ltlinrs- OF tone. -lHsfl,itV ~ ,,i
ot, sAu y " huah- are beyond don't Nifknui c,,,
s.rts N a., l1gy ttH S"h4.IE their Instr mputst All
vf5na sue th'nu. CsuAlAs, west ludts- a G. and ars
nustryi tt A.uhA Nhrtr PATRONS HOInr Of the Buest
country. '''' Avs 'hkhlsusl men oil the
Htgr1yst spgsa 10 AhlUa men w pse IN has besu
success zuru Va ~ -Ahy. iriarers will not be less
lnvoycI -T', '"e! pSu frr'Iu and reputatien ~
cont rn y e. NonpAuf rl tt.u tGNt mar p,snns
Iugsf t' fctil-irlts ri t.a IA r,t i,nproyd a. nJ
viii eo,i., I"Sltumruts. Tn,,y Inn, u,, bsnI mi
snlei mh-r " : ''"'" at thoroughly sea
sh,u, ,ha eng" the u.ust lhur6uy,, ., ,t,.. -,
80 INl"t th-ir Mstrufu.nT - 'tl"s huu are
tnWcA ~" '' h10-" vi Huy nfh-r ~ ~ FHt VI
inin5. 'tr.1 au' t"p' ID OF TIM, u r 81 ~ 70" - I"
liz, ~ 'l'T;"t'. O-autH oil iIi'-6 10 NY grace
- aus '4Nt., "a, agency fu7 thn s.,. NJ ~
CELEBRATED r.4NnS
- mus ra'luh h--a tnHg tuIAteiun G., -
40 - ~ ave seen man, 90. III, s., ~ sew
NIX NJ. '1 ne t'u-t uIf a, 81 ,-,,'t, '7' =
-. - ~ Al't''. 'rri cruuiant a"o'-lr" Ms
pis, ~ A"f'N- VII" wish.s L. p4r,l',.." , noa' u"
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02

IN Ake Ian ~ HBOE EEsS
tsUCcEssoRs rn =. l.. RIcg)
NO. 3 East second Ss&.Ge1,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
VINES, LIQEORS e GROCERIES,.
e1u THE undctst.ucd would res {%n
tE3N 81 \ prctmily cal attention Ia thrirk1-f3J
MaELlsiEI stock Of WINS and LIQU4RS Eea32Ai
IE3e cV 1 The facilities possessed by them 10 OH
e<8-rz.sA tanning all Wines and Iiquors Ia their
purity, with long experience In TIT business, aHoi
for iha character and quality OF tbesr Wineh
&C. Amongst then stock may hc found
Cngnac Brandy, l'al" do, Jamaica spiIits,
Holland Gin, Scotch MhiskOy,
Madeira Purt, In wood aud bottle,
Tenerie, sherry, Lisbon, sweet Malaga,
champaign CAret
WINES, very choice and old, in wood and BOTTLES.
Extra fine MonnpgaNrlA Mhiskcy two to ave years
old the flavor cannot be surpassed
~ Tavern Keepers supplied on tue most reasonable
TERMS Families supplied with the cheapest Wines and
Liz iors Tor culinary PURPOSES
TO TlE All lfCTfp
lnyRidsin waut Of old Wines and Liquors Of various
inds Tor medicinal purposes may assured Of nhta
them Of the finest quality, irun Harlan Bros. No.
East secoud Street, opposite the lower Market House
OLD VINES AND LIQUORS.
superior old Wnos and lquors, Tor medicinal puI po-
ies with general assortment Of we'll selected GRUCkR
les, alWnys hand nnl for sale at ( ir prices, by
| HANLAN & BROS, No. 3 East ID at,
| TEAS, WINES, GROCERIES,,
| NOTICE TO SPOETgSEN.
DuPonts best EsglO Powder in caGu-terH and 6lI ID
keg ducks and rite Als shoi Of all Sizes suitable for
rail aud reedbird shooting, in season, percussion caps
and dealer in Glover, Timothy Orchard and Herd Grass
! Seeds, all for sale by
HARLAN a EROS,
/ mavSv-u Opposite the lnwer Market House.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-02
DT. NrRICkLAND'S
Pile Remedy

i'-en IT Thousand. the wur.t
't"''' Ut BllHA AL B},ailng piles
gives Immediate r- trI, and ~.
rei- PORN ,nsrt cure. T,y IL
Nt'''l1 III W.rtautsi to cure
w. Hl us per bIItIn
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
Change of Time.

On and after April lst and until further notice.
Passenger trains will run as follows:
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Column
bia at7:2O. a. NJ. Arrives at Nashville le-OO. Re
turning leaves Nashville at P N. Arrives at
Columbia, $40, Pm.
Huntsville Nail leaves Nashville at $50. AN.
Arrives at Decatur at 6. Pm. Leaves Decatur at
$50, A. N. Arrives at Nashville at eco. P N. Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail train on
NJ. & err. for Mooresville. Madison, Hunts
vile, Woodvile. Larkinsville Scottsboro. and all
points East
Passengers by this train arrive in Nashville in
time to connect with Night Express trains on all
roads from Nashville.
Night Express leaves Nashville at $780, P. Y.
Arrives at Decatur at 4:9O, A. NJ Leaves Decatur
at 500, P. N. Arrives at Nashville at $40. Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail trains
on N. & err, for Huntsville. Corinth. Grand
Junction. Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans. and all
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
L. & N.RR.. for all points North and East
95 Miles shorter than any other route from
Nashville to Mobile. Demopolis, Selma, and all
intermediate points.
"a Miles shorter to COrinth, Grand Junction,
Memphis. Jackson, Yickshurg. and New Orleans.
35 Miles shorter to Huntsville.
Elegant Sleeping Coach will run Monday.
Wednesday and Friday nights from Nashville to
from Decatur to Nashville.
Through Tickets can be procured at W. W.
Craig's Omnibus Office, No. IS Cherry street, and
at Broad Street Depot, Nashville.
J. Ii. VAN DYNE.
nj ipfau
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15
FAITH WITHOUT WORKS.

A Miss Clara Burton, to whom Congress
has recently voted the snug sum of fifteen
thousand dollars for some mysterious SER
vices she has rendered the country in
rambling over the South, has added to the
debt of gratitude which the appropriation
only cancelled, by helping the Committee
on Reconstruction TO make up its forthcom-
ing campaign document. She testified be-
fore that body in the most acceptable man.
ner, and gave, among other interesting items,
the following pleasing view of the moral
and religious condition of the freedmen:
Q. What can you say in regard to their
1.-THE negroes general truthfulness? How,
in that respect, do they compare with white
people in a similar condition Of life, if it
were possible to suppose such a Similarity
A. They have been, in a great measure,
taught to speak falsely and to act falsely.
Q. Taught by whom2
A. Their very condition has taught them
that The condition of slavery teaches
falsehood. But there is a principle Of religious
character IN their nature Which holds them ADORE
Unite people Of us low a grade. They are more
religious, but The nature Of their condition has
not made them moral
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15
Education for the South.
A RudimeniaI and Finishing School.

TNHE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
4 Qate at the Kirkman House) is removed to
NO. 10 Spruce street, near Church where
with new and beautiful building retired and
yet central to the city: very superior accommoda-
tions for Two Hundred Boarding and Day Pupils
enlarged facilities will nov be given for scholar
ship and the cultivation of Music and the Fine
Arts.
In this school the instruction is most thorough
and calculated to fit any pupil for teaching. The
entire school Is exercised daily in Spelling Gram
mar, and Penmanship. Special attention is paid
to the small children, and to the Enish rudimenta
branches.
The First Latin Lessons, Historic Roma Caesar
virgil and Livy, are now read daily in this school,
and another class is beginning the Grammar. No
charge is made for Latin, which is an advantage
to the pupil, given by other school in the land
. Inc Pianos are not the common instruments
used in schools, but sill new and seven octave.
Gratuitous instruction is given to the entire school
in sacred music
Good manners are taught. Time is given at
meals and dining is here made part of educa-
ton. Pupils taken at any time
W. E. WARD, Principal.
aD6-1m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15

A FEATURE was to-day, says the Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Times
Of Thursday, observed in the galleries of
the Senate and House which is construed as
the practical working Of the civil rights bill.
Heretofore, as the negroes approached the
doors, the assistant daor-keeper designated
seats for them, and which were set apart for
colored persons, singularly enough upon the
suggestion of Senators of the Radical per-
suasion, whose ladies and their lady COM
panions had complained that there was not
enough of classification of spectators, and
that their olfactories were offended by the
African odor. To-day, the colored people
were permitted to take seats wheresoever
they found them vacant, and the consequence
was that the negroes we're found seated in
the heretofore select spots where only the
fair ladies Of the country were admitted.
As the door-keepers constrIe the civil rights
bill, they dare not refuse a negro a seat
wherever the white spectator is allowedto go.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15
THE NEW ORLEANS CONFERENCE.

The following is a telegraphic synopsis Of
the proceedings of day before yesterday:
In general conference move was made
TO reconsider the vote requiring the Bishops
to wait upon the President.
A report of the Bible Committee was
made. The restitution in the South is greater
than at any former period Of its history.
A hearty cooperation was agreed upon
with the American Bible Society. A Bible
meeting will be held in a few days.
4 resolution was introduced incorporating
the State Of Illinois into the st. Louis and
Missouri Conference.
1t il supposed that union has been eff
fected between the Christian Union of Hi
nois and the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. . ....
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15
Dwellings, Lots and Country Places
FOR SALE.

A SMALL FRAME BUILDING on SOUTH
n Summer street with 20 feet Of ground, run
ming back $50. can be had for two thousand eight
hundred dollars.
A large and convenient Brick Dwelling. on
Summer street between Church and Broad al
a low rate. Also, a small Brick Dwelling. on
High street. between Church and Broad. is fol
sale cheap.
An elegant and substantial Brick Dwelling. OF
North Market street, near the Public Square, on
reasonable terms.
A fine and convenient Brick Dwelling. on North
Summer street, between Cedar and Union streets
al a fair price. Half the purchase money can re-
main on interest for term Of years
Two eligible lots on North Vine street. immedi'
atey in front Of the Capitol. are for sale at mod
rate price.
boro Pike, at s.. coo.
A tract Of land well improved, on the north
side Of the river. is offered at q very low price
One hundred acres.
Two lots in Harding's Addition; very cheap fol
cash.
Twenty lots in Boyd's Addition, for sale low.
Three lots in Edgefeld can be purchased yery
low. Also. a large Frame House in Edge6eld
Apply to NILSSON Il MURFREE-
- l.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15

TEST or THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN Ten
srSsrE.-The laws of this State prohibit
negroes from keeping tipping houses or bill
lizard saloons. On Friday the Attorney Gen
eral at Memphis, Mr.. WALLACE, presented
several of these cases to the Criminal Court,
Judge HUNTER presiding. Confederate
General CHALMERS and Mr.. RULE, attor-
neys for the defence, pleaded in abatement
the Civil Rights law Of Congress-maintain-
ing that all men are entitled to equal rights
under its provisions The Judge took the
question under advisement.
Judge HUNTER is an appointee Of Gov.
BRowNLow and is said to be an intense
Radical, without much ability. What his
decision may be we cannot tell.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-15
OUR TRI.wEEKLx.

For the special accommodation of that
large class Of readers who, not satisfied
with weekly paper, and yet, on account of
the mails, are denied the pleasure of taking
daily-we have commenced disqualification
Of Tri-Weekly edition of the UNION AND
AMERICAN. 1t contains substantially all
that appears in our Daily editions, and is
by far the cheapest paper now published in
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A s TO THE WHEREABOUTS OF G. GATH
N ard, H. Gathard, H. Hall. - Howell and
- Prentiss. jr;. messengers of the Pioneer Com
pany. having taken French leave without paying
their board bill Young Prentiss. who lay sick at
tiss, who lives at Milwaukee, Michigan, refuses to
pay his bill after being nursed and taken care Of
Any information given TO the st. Charles Hotel of
the above named gents will be thankfully re-
eeived. NIB HAMILTON
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