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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-29

Resignation of Mr.. Harlan.
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ALL KINDS OF LUMBER
AT REDUCED PRICES.
DOPLAR. BLACK AND WHITE WALNUT.
i Cherry, Oak. Ash. &C.. &c.
Also, Fencing Of every description. az the
STEAM SAW MILL
DAVIESs a PEAK.
TRTrNF. TFNNFSgFF.

N. BAH orders len with N b. PEARCE.
No. a. South Market Street. Nashville. viii be
promptly attended 90. ID. & r.
iy27-im
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OUR WAREHOUSE Is LARGE AND COM
~ mOdious. and we are fully prepared 10 handle
Cotton. Grain and Produce generally, and goods
on consignment. on as favorable terms as any
in the city. We are prepared also 10 make CASH
advances wheusiesired, and would solicit con-
signments Of every product and manufacture.
feeling assured that by prOmptness and strict at
tention to our business we can give satisfaction.
ALLISON BROTHERS.
jy2l-lm
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Insure Before a Fire Occurs.
STRONG INDEMNITY

FARNSWORTH * CLARK. Agents.
jy26-1m Corner Union and Cherry streets
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n nred copperhead- Rebe l News
nanar in JoneBboro.

Sae sncSadiacy-C oPpethesd Rebel Johnson
pntts. We learn, are swearing they will get
81 Il Orgah Iujoa6sbOrO more suited to their
shsu,ths EnipN Flag Exactly So The
eiioa Of true Union senti ment which they
10 swallow weekly doesn't agree With
,ConsGtSnonal- COpperhead- Rebel pro-
lea, and they continue to swear by the
Bcls4 of a knife, &c. Competition, we are
h the spice OF life. Let them spend
money in this way If they choose, 1t
Nshet effect the interest of the Union rag
ii ,ke least, nor the principles Of the true
.JbistS Of Upper East Tennessee. The
ghi5h men OF East Tennessee who fought to
seAM6rlhis Country from the bands OF trail
iorp intend to rule il, and all the Copper
heAd.RsbeI newspapers they can hatch up
viii qot prevent 1t. r -lgs'H
,,We brssume the Investment to burn Union
Printing Offices hasn't proved quite as prot
table "a WIS anticipated, and Is likely to he
a~bagdpaed for q more 'Plau'ible argument"
we afa ready for them, Jet them come in
whategef shape they may.
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tilnGDp The Louisville journal says in Clarke
county an | Bath county the pro-rebels have
nominated for all their county Offices pro-reb-
~ N the most yenomons type, all the nom
int.s, without exception, in each county,
aIdfIying In tbe title Of John Morgan's raj
daa The, high -Seasonsd d~isloyalty of the
isbbs In those counties coa!d not tolerate
nsi, citizen rebels, they must have fighting
bloody handed rebels, thieying, burn
its abd numbering rebels, rebel graduates
Az cory school Of the ferceSt and most
dtsb tive Of all the rebel maurAders that
inta9pd our State.n -
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A dispatch from New Orleans to the
Jis Courier says
e report Of the grand Jury published
Gay Fixed the responsibility Of the riot
tae' tgroes"
tt|'a inly, and a Memphis grand jury would
fst responsibility o. the riot IN that city
A hegroesi and South Carolina grand
in'y N0uId ar tbs responsibility Of ariuS on
For Sumter on the Uuited States.
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4 II our notlcs last week Of case Of fine Liquors
VA psnes received from the gaatlrmanly firm " Lee
NTtvlSr, Commission Merchants, LyncLburE re-, Va, We
ssrlssssd 70 mention a bottle Of DR.. DraksS Plantation
qngths. These BItters are especially beneficial to
hMMlA dnrIng this hot ~Wrather, and now while the
sheisN aisrmipRly y On the i~peresSe. Every merchant
1svhld keep them for sale, and we advise them to make
n bnfsf on BiessrSl LSs& Taylor immediately. D
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AlAbama will send tweniv Rsh
effethsJqhnsugRebs Philadelphia
ConVenti9nard M, Show me tbs man
who fred on our fortA and robhed
luFaraenals. and i win show YOU !
itof," said Audrsw Johnson. T
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Loss By PORTLAND FIRE JtLYA

LoSSBY PORTLAND FIRE JtLYM
The total Amount covered BY the ElnA Pol.
ices on property destroyed or damaged is
S2O6, s54, 90 Whihh S%alvaLe will be about 5
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $500, 900. and 10 being promptly adjust
ed and paid. Tuis sum 10 5 per cent. nJon
the assets, A figure but slightly exceeding
our government and Stale taxes paid last
year, or a proportion equalto q $4,000 loss FOR
a company Of Sl00, 900 aGseStB.
The necessity for %ihsursn Z and the value
OF wealthy, strong corporations. Is foreibly
ilustrpisd by this ERE, Several weak insu-
rance Companies are destroyed. Portland
has q population Of $4,000; was handsomely
built. mostly fine brick or stone structure
protected aud screened with With upwords o:
5000 shade trees-boundrd on three sides By
water-indeed literally. almost rising from
the o~cean--and With aieood steam FIRE de-.
paFiment-yes u has $4,000. 900 Of property
consumed In \ few bourS-upona holiday
when he people are least oceupisd-from the
very significant cause Of . eOntrmPlib!e Ere
cracker. frI fI rl rrf
Remember the iri6ing origin Of the freu
that sweep away IN few hours the earnings
Of years. Consider youi hest interests as
give the Kina agsnt . call " yon need pro-
per insuTanss security. Policies l'sssd a. fail
terms. o. .I
sugiT GEO E. GRESHAM, Agent.
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BOUNTY 70 soLDIERs,

h who rave the undersigned 4 bov., :,
'prney 10 secure Land Warrants ana ESfra
|pnniy, win apply atithe Unfoa Fiaq on
.pnss.t 90 additional Boanly ran nov 4,
30 Also I'll other Saldierss The aoses,
|diprs mahe applieailoh the hetisv 90 claim
,nti are alarningly numsrouS. apd Sol.
10 acsrces AL 49, ~ sssr.sa ~
lnhsag el6Bo5g. eRTsBAH, loat.
Dsea F7sy oEes JssSSorsy Tsrs
|ffHfn HaiAf1M fF-rI~ 80
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Who are the leaders of the Copper
headrIohuson. Rebel-PArty7 Look at them !
Nfheiynihe out ofeyery hundred never ehr J..
asfsaA Union musket, but sRulked b"' md
both shs gebelena Veion dfmissItOG ,heir
pockets with the spoils-Skh1kS To all intents
AM pprpossS. Trust them %nor-they bOde
n1'4oodi9 beigr.' sHa tl1 M'
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NOTICE,

ASH WISH TO ts,p euf ~ dsbt snd a. nai vl,h =,
n ray enynsfs bin ffau ] an abls sd vhsl
iFaAIrs Vim NJ N. ases faE ssS nv to- D.nsh.
tefs. HarihahHd Amanfa Jans Cor. Nth ~ ny enn,
sslt Ties Whaling M hv N hts vssrret masi
.sn ~ eanequsncp. 81 vfi rey ~ staims hsrsaf
AYR iIie9. CALVIN COX.
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University Of Observation-Disclosures
uUaW ijneuartment.

pSsSre the war this College ranked az high
sbpAy Ia the United States --iE number Of
slaaehts equalling the Colleges or Philadel-
tfl&. The first Session after the war there
paany.three graduates, foreShadow'nga
return Of its old prosperity. The war
ppbsed Nashville the great centre Of military
opsra,ions, rs it had before been demonstr"'
ted u an educational centre. The fame OF
a. Uhiyersity Of Nashville Is corXteHsiye
wiih NE cultivation Of letters and ner Ned
icat spartmsnt, in rise and progre', Is
wisusuta parallel. See advertisement.
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syphllla and MeFenrInl DiaCnse.

NEW NbLEAAb, 1DI1 August HOY.
On. j. C. AYR: Sir, l cheerfully comply with
the request OF your agent, and report 10 you soma
Of the effects | have realized with your SaraaparllR.
have cured with II, In my practice. most Of tho
complaints for which IL IL recommended, and have
found ia efects truly wonderful In the cure OF
HeneTe1I aud MeTcuridl Disease. One Of my pa
tents had s. philitic ulcers IN his throat, which were
consuming Ills palate aud the top OF his mouth.
Your SArsaparlla steadily taken cured him In i've
weeks Another was attacked by secondary symp-
toms In his nose, and the liberation lad eaten away
q considerable part Of II, 40 that believe the dis
order would soou reach bis brain and kill him. Bus
II yielded TO my administration Of our Sarsaparilla,
the ulcers healed, and he Is well Rgain. not OF course
without some dlsiguratioh 10 his thco. A woman
who lad been treated for the same disorder by mer-
eury was suffering from this poison IN her bones.
They had become 30 sensitive Otlc weather that on
q damp day she suffered excruciating pain In her
Joints and bones She, too, was cured entirely by
your Sarsaparilla In q few weeks. 1 know from iti
formula, which your agent gave me-, that this
Preparation from your laboratory must be = great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable re-
suits with ithaVe not suTprised me.
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rhe wife Of Major Gen. JET @. Davis
Eerboard from the Louisville mail.boAt
and narrowly escaped drowning. The
lel spranS in Nil saved her.
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The reconstructed rebels Of Kentucky
have cheers for President Johnson, vallan-
dlghAih, aud Lee, but only Misses ind erosns
oIABt and sherman. This Is slgnisesnt
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UP.

A IL PERsoNs IEnTBIED TO TIE FIRM or
"A johu West 4 Co., VII rlsa-e ecme hrsth and
81 ~ your Acrcubts. and fsts. a. usere complied
asles. W Ne l~gsnts. Oar prsssnt Stock on hand
IoHy vEsr a o.,
bRvs PTJg we
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sevsral fumors are aaoat in v%nrtress
and lie vicinity regarding JeF. Davis.
One that he 70 70 be tried IN Norfolk, and
The osber 10 that Charles o'oonor viii endsav-
o. y Afeurs his release on evidence Of falling
tstBh 7Ig ~,sRgVIuVaR
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Income for last year lnrt) .. S2.o93,3so 0.
Or a daily iurome Of "ay $4,000.
Losses L expenses for nmetime 50 54l 294 Oh
Total losses paid In ~ years S~l9,l2L.4iO "
Viz Dire, SIT, 243. 10000 InlundSi .s44 4 9 o.
Government and State Taxes paid SlTO, l7s 3,
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rrTr MACS MEETrNo TODAY,

lot fail to be present At The MAs'tMeSV'Hs
V n Friday to hear Gov. BrowpIow ana
ris ). Fletcher expose the ReoeI-Jonn-
son.e brqde II will be done hHnd'emy anu
NJ &1sf.
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Hamilton street, Corner of Liberty and
Union Streets.
HORACE L. EMERY & SON

Pat sntses dad Sole Proppstors and AanGgvI.
The above Clsbraied Wgrks wers originally ofgsnlze
and erected during The years lsi1, As Hnd ~ IN tn
ON NJ AibahV, by the present arniUf prop -lstOT, VII
M sines m. 4. AMI almoSt without lutsrtuptlnn. been
directly or Indirectly connected with Them as pfOprir-
tor aud manager alone OF with otliefs, aud ninre r.
| Gently with bis Junior DrothsTs, unbr the hrni and IT,
OF Emerv BrolAsn, down 10 the yTer lsu2, when he .
the country 20 attend the Worlds ErhibdiOh 40 London,
with some OF the haiing articles OF bis invention AID
manufacture, where be- p mainfd With them nrarly ~"
Years. During his abs-nee from this country ID
Luusr " EMERY 8 BkU1 HERS, a., w. W. Ill .
ev1 owing TO tosses aud rmbarrassuents eaus'd ~
nrm from Huy. I, b2, and these entlr work. I'd
business changed proprietor. Since hs return ~ u
early part " 1854, he re-pnrehastG the entire intefrsts,
IN and to ID ss Albany Agricultural Works, together Win
Inc 9, mplete assortment. and large stock Of Patterns.
MArhln 'ry Mat raj and busln -, aud continues .
same At III Oh stand. IL has since associated nth
business with him his ton. ~. HabsT B@uy, uhivf The
Ann name at the had OF thr notl'e.
They have largely Increased thfir facilities aided
many new and valuable Improvements and styles -
patterns, and also crafty improved upon The Oh,
who're their exp riouee and observation have suEResisl
such mproTemsnt.-al whieh ars offer d % tho public
a. large assuring th-m that no Effort. OF rHp nss VIII
BE- SHARED In furnishing thsm With the b,si Of ryefl'
thing VI tta Kind in their line gxtant, and they eAfneft'
Il, anllrlt a continuance u thr long and literal IptTen-
Ggs heretofore enjoyed By this house frOm q discerning
public. - ,
changes OF forces and apssds " the driving land WHEEL
the Tbrrshinz Machine With it, CLEANING AppAiatur'
-thr Cotton Gin anil it1 Condensing Aitaehmsnt-tt-
zeti,rr with al the other AEricultu Al haehinTy usu.
ally required for the p~aniaiion and thr Ann Which
have been turned yut BY thee Works for n. phsi w.
tsen years. have been drslgnFd and projected By The
senior eo.partner. and their uniform success has %
oulrsd FOR them a worti.uide reputation and DEMAND,
which laa snhei-nt guaranty 10 The public ~ thsir
l. Genulness aud Superiority.
HORACE L. ENEMY a non.
Albany Arrieuitural ReFks. Albany n. y
H. B-Ths public viii phass b. particular In ad-
drrsslnE ~ correctly (H0oy I. Eu7T AeolD % 10.
and price Circulars furnshd gratis on receipts u ihrss
seat stamp. u f|s H.
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rsrnerS w,,uld do we'll to send to Ma'srs! R. A. 4
" b. Williams, Bristol, Tenn. and secure a supply Of
shllt ,pIsudid PlouGhS. Now Is the time for our nsr-
eh,nts 10 get a supply from this Wholesale firm.
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Cherry PectOral,

bOh TIE kAPiD CUkE OF
CouHha, Colds, ~An1nenIa, Hoaraeness,
Group, Bronchitis, Hneipiout Con-
sumption, and for Ihe Relief
Of COnSumptive Patients
In advanced stages
Of the Disease.
This Il a remedy 20 universally known 10 surpDa
any other for the cure OF throat and lung complaints,
that Il IA useless here 10 publish the evidence OF Its
virtues. Is unryalied excellence for coughs and
eolds. and ifa truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease. have made II known throughout the civil.
iTed nations Of the earth. Few are the eommuniiies,
or even families, among them who have not soma
personal experience OF It's elects some living
trophy In their midst Of rs Victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of tho throat and lungs.
As al know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders,
and as they know, too, the effects Of this remedy,
we need not do more than to assure them that | hAl
now all the virtues that II did have wiieu making
the cures which have won 70 strongly uDon tia
eonhdenee Of mankind.
Prepared By DR.. J. G. AVER b Co., Lowell. MaSs
ShiI byJis A. DuiLwORrH and W. 81 Ian.
DRETll, Druggists, Jonesborough, Tenn. Uvlb-ly
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nLIHESEAST TENNESSEE UNION TFLAG.

~ saIt Rhoum and oil diseases Of the blood can be
cured. el5apy t~housaBda have been cured BY the uss Of
Robac DibOd Purifier and Sugar Coated Blood Pnls
Thougandt ~ letter. bsadps witness p thS Net arc
10 tho hands n Or. Roback. The Purifier 10 the best
Alternative known 20 science, combining, as Il does, the
lsyrups OF sihllasa With IOdlds " Potassium, which
every physician Of % n ailun Knows to be the surcst
~rsmsdlog ahb Pills ine %sujuncti, II with the lpriHe5
never fall to restore tho sJtem 20 health and strength.
"DoNT NJ FOOLISH You can make slx Dollar
gently n cied by everybddy. or sample sant tvy by
mail for 6Oc, that retAlls casily for 81, by X. l.. Wo..
colt, Ito Chatham square, New York lJuyl 10 ~
loRAoK'S sroMAcA BTrEAs.-This very excellent med.
ioine has becoRle vIdply known aS one 0 Z The brst rem
edIos for Dyspepsia and other stomach diseases thHt
has ever been offered to the public. So AuStn Ind. n u .
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ny u I. HsnIy, Esqr., will accept our thanks for
WY large melon.
) luSph KsebIer, ESqr, also WIN accept our thanks
sor hns basket Of fruit. We will end'AvOr TO rsm0m-
bod oar gpn,leiaen in sshe course Of human eVfnts."
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Laue0PrhRn or Whifes, OVnrinn TnuaOR,
UGsrine liberation, Female Diseases.

DR. J Is s Claiming. Of New York City, writes;
agent IN saying I lave found your Sarsapahlla a
most excellent Alternative In the numerous COM
plants tor which we employ such = remedy, but
especially In Female UjseGses Of the ScrofulOlG
diathesiS. ! have cured many iIvetcrate cases Of
LeucorrhGa BY II, and some whore the complaint
was caused by Ukcerdfion Of tho uterus. The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equalsi for these female derangcmepbn
Edward s Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes
"a dangerous Opdridn tuHor on one Of the females
IN my family, which had deled all the remedies we
could employ, has ut length been completely cured
by your Extract Of Sarsaparilla, Our physician
thought nothing but extirpation could afford relief,
but he advised the trial Of your SaTsSparilla as the
last resort before cutting, and IL proved %effectual,
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
oftlle disease RENAME"
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EAoH MIcHINB
Warranted for Five YcarSI


AGENTS WANTED
On Commission. o. 10 worn ioF . regular saaV.
We ufi sud PIivnts Terms 70 Aeunia VIA haehna
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ctsSsiun1, OAlSs
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XLFRED B. TALLEY.
81. AmShOny's Fire, Rose or EPysibeias,
letter and sOlI Rhe1nl, scnId Head,

letter and BalG Rheanl, scnId Head,
RingWOrns, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. Robert NJ. Treble writes from Salem, N. "
18th Sept, 1853, that he has cured an inveterats
case Of DTopsV, which threatened TO terminate ia
tally, by the perseyerng. use Of our SaFsapArllh,
and alsoa dangerous Malignant ETVsipetas BY large
doses of tLe same; says be cures the common ErAp-
hOHs byit constantly,
B~FOuehOceIe, GOieFe or BwelIed Mech.
ZebulOn Sloan, Of Prospect. Texas, writes ''ThTee
bottles Of your Snrsaparilla cured me from a Goitrc
"a hideous swelling on the neck, which l had GuE
fsrod kom over two years"
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AssEsTS, U L l, 1896.
Total. S4i9Ioi'
nWW UnWnn
Net ~e3,s54,694 20.

Losses uu'djHstsdAOd not due sasl,ssS IS
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Courier.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-08
Judges of the. Suureme Court

The Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States are as follows:
Mr. Chief Justice Chase. of Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Wayne, Georgia.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, New York.
Mr. Justice Grier, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Justice Clifford, Maine.
Mr.. Justice Swayne, Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Miller, Iowa.
Mr.. Justice Davis, Illinois.
Mr.. Justice Field, California.
Mr.. Justice Stansbury, Ohio.
Reporter, John w. Wallace, Ohio.
Marshal, D. S. Gooding.
Clerk, D. w. Middleton.
The Judge of the District Court of North
Carolina is G.. w. Brooks. District Attorney
D. Fl. Starbuck. Marshal, Daniel r. Goodloe