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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-20
DIR. COLEMAN'S
DISPRNNARY.

NHE attention OF citzons strangers and others Wis
i ing Nashville, requiring medida aid, ia respect
fully called 10 this Office, No II Dead0rck street sec
ond floor between ChorTy and the Square.
Dr. COLEMAN Is an old practitioner Of medicine, bis
almost unlimited experience and fattering euecess
for many years past, in the treatment Of PRIvAVE DIS
EASES has induced him TO devote his undivided alton.
ton 10 all diseases lOf this nature. Many OF
the most inveterne character have promptly yielded
TO his improved method Of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
lis GonOrYhea Gleat and all diseases of the genitA
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 bis
Temidies.
All female Irregularities and functional isderange
ments Of the Womb, aud the disease arising from
CESSATION and m macged parturti0n.
Every case OF ReouClble Rupture, and Of Piles ard
PrOapsus Of the Rcotum, and most cases Of Fstula,
can be cured by process nearly painless If either
of The latter cases Is undertaken by Or, Coleman,
cure Invariably warranted as careful examinalied
always paesonts the necessary indications Of
failure by his improved method Of operating
Persons Of either applying in polson or by letter
describing Gase) on tho first symptoms Of any acute
specific disease, can be cured In most cases, by The
abortive method In forty-eight hours
Strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, viii govern him with his patrons.
ca No mercury used in the treatment OF uenerea
diseased as he believes (n most cases) II produces
worse disease than thst it X given to euro.
once hours from eight 10 tho morning til nlae 10
tho evening. jan 10, OILY
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Chancery Notice.

CyTATE OF TENNESSEE In the County Court Of
- jackson County, February Rules, 1881
Milton Kirkpatrick e. ais. vs. Ray Kirkpatrick ct ais.
Petition 10 set aside probate q a viii VI Amos
Kirkpatrick Gecased
Ia this case 10 appears 10 the Clerk or Jackson
county Court from the petition which - verified by
AFFIDAVIT that defendants, Nero Kirkpatrick, James
III Kirkpatriok, Alfred Kirkpatrick, Syria Duck
worth, - Duckw0rth, her husband, Crawford W.
Kirkpatrick John Kirkpatrick, -, Helrtly and
- Hearty, John 7. Davis, williamson NJ. Davis,
Lewis Davis Ellis Davis, Milton Davis, Emily Kirk.
patrick and sas Kirkpatrick are non residents Of the
State OF Tennessee, 20 that the ordinary process
law cannot be served upon them. II rs therefore Or
dered by me that publication be made In tho Nash
willie Patriot, newspaper published 10 the city Of
Nashville, Tennessee, for turec consecutive weeks
requiring said non resident defendants 10 appear at
the Court House, M The town Of Ganesb0ro, n Jack
son county in the state of Tennessee, ON abe hrst
Monday Ia June 1853, then aRd there 10 enter thcg
defence, II any, % the petition filed n THE caae,
The same will be taken Tor confessed against them
and oit for hearing ex parte. WM. @. cox,
April t-law8W Clerk o. jackson ColHty Court.
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DIR KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

M, 800 DR.. KING, formerly OF New York 70
f4eE 10, the last four years OF Louisville, Ky.
80 aud who has devoted his attentiOntc
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. atteF
himself, having attended 10 a practice for 30 mani
years. and cured 80 many thousands, he Ia enabled
cure all diseases Of private nature no matter how
bad thoy may be from lnjudoiOus MEDICAL treatment
or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings Dspensary
No Is Deaderck street. between Cherry and hesQuare
ooond story whoro he cures al diseases Of private
nature.
gonOrhea cured without nauseous medicines or In.
difference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date oGectualy cured 10
q few days, by aR operation which causes no pain,
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and undoF.
mines the constitution 30 much.
Syphis, with al the diseases OF tho skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be eheoiualy
cured IN fow days
Seminal Weakness ioular attention having been
given TO this disease and all the consequences growing
Out OF H. brought on In many by the destructive
habits Of ino0nsidorate youths, and excessive ndu
genoe OF the passions, neglect Of which viii underi
mine the constitution, rendering tho subject unit f0T
business or society, ando sing premature old age
Females who may be laDornf with any difiOuty
tho Womb may rect assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating then
case with aiee enclosed, direct 10 Or. A. King, No "a
Ddaderlck street, Nashville, Tenn will have the neces.
Bafy medicines sont 10 their address Ohice 'h0W
ON O'clock In the morning until Ia the evening"
llYlo-mdSWly
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Southern Music Store,

VAs. A. MCCLURE takes pleasure Ia aErouncing 10
fB Tie public that he has now associated with hfa
Prof o. BECxR, the popular Musician and Author.
HIS many friends and the public generally, can now
have his aid In selecting Sheet Music and Musical In
struments. Ny stock Of Sheet Music and Pianos' Is
the largest In the South west 10 which win BIO added
daily an the New Music published
am still manufacturing Drums and Bugcs, which
are pronounced the best IN Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere
j. A. hioCLURE co.
n B-Iuat issued second edition Of the Palmetto
Song the most popular song ever published In the
SOUTH In press, Prof. Beoler's new song, Star OF
Liberty which viii be ready about lat August send
your order Only 400.
Suly 20
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CITY REYENUE LAWs.


SECTION 1. Bo u enacted by tho Mayer and Alder
men Of the city Of Nashville That any person cesir
hg % sell, bargain, or oner for sale IN ths city,
BY exhibiting sample thereof, any Goods wares,
Groceries Liquors, Wines, Tobacco, Cigars, o. any
other articles OF merct nndze, traffic or trade hot
manufactured in this State, shall hrst apply 70 w
Recor'er, and obtain license therefor, and tno ~
oorder Is hereby authorized and directed 20 issues
specific license confined - any particular branohe Of
business that may be apphod ior, upon the payment
of ffty dollars by the applicant Cor the use Of the
Corporation and one dollar 20 cash the Mayor and
corder. But IN 40 case shall license be issued ~
any person 10 trausnct general busuess or auth.
rice the transaction Of any business by the parties
obtaining euch license, otherwise than selling, ohef
ing for sale, or trading by exhibiting samples Pro
vided this act shall not apply 70 Merchants, 6rooeu,
others doing regular business, and unser regd-
lar license In this city
sEo q Be Il enacted That person shall sell o. Of
Ger for sale by exhibiting sample OF their said arii
cles az any place in this city, without lfst complying
with the provisions OF the frat section Of this aet.
any Vursun Violating tS5 said TToTis;c;; - conyic
ton thereof shall be fined not less than twenty dol
lars nor more than CITY dollars Tor each and cvegy
offence
Passed Juue -, 1858
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AOYEul News!
Theory is "still They Come.
WHATQ


Why beautiful goods, that will cause a great talk
As our old friend, b. Powers, has just returned from
New York
And & receiving at hIsstore Southeast coruor Of tho
rich spring and summer stock, which hen sonvfo
fair
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line,
Which n beauty aud durability are so "truly divln'n
Ho has coaa aud pants Of almost every style 20
shnde,
Most fashionably Gus, aad very neatly pressed aaa
And as for handsome yeals-ho'u sell you ono 70
Hash e
FOR tho very least possible share or youroush.
Nor forgetting old-line Whigs and nmOcfals,
For whom ho keeps variety ~ aultabi0hats
Tho hnGst Caps-a iancies sure 70 please
Both cloth and silk, and now style japanese;
Handsome 8huW aud splendid CraVals and collars,
So 10 ". Powers don't neglect ~ bring your dollars,
F0f with myriada We would now dispaie,
VINO dare say hm garments lail 70 SUIT;
Those most neat aud fasildious Ia taste
Who 81 in badly made clothes their money waste
But strange 70 cay fJf tho very smallest sum,
i0u feel Inclined W orpend az P0wof's EmpDrium.
ne VIII give you bargains 10 very rCih arc rare,
That VIII compel you Tor months ~ wonder ard aiaff
lie keeps clothing 10 suit tho large ADD thc tm
Ana ~ credit our word, lust giye him g cali.
"QllcA atas AMI small pr0la" BIZ motto ofF
traced,
soto rovsu' sslgo o9y busas1 mako hasso.
aJFd-2m
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REyNolD BURG, FRANKIIs Co, Ono, I
january o. 1891
HSrRY @. SPALnNG,
No, as Cedar St, N. Y.
Dear Sir.
Enclosed md twenty lave cents esq for which send
box OF "Cephao Pills" Send TO address Of Rev. VIM
Q. Filler, Reyuoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
T0isr Fiils cork IKE chGrm-ouTe Headache al
piosi tnst0Hter. Truly yours, WIN, O. FILLER.
YiTIASn, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861.
Ms. SFALDEu
Sir:
Not long since ] sent 10 you for box OF CephaliC.
Pa for the Cdre OF the Nervous Headache and COstve
ness and received the same and they had 50 good an
e9eci uid1 iirds sHduced 10 send fer more.
Please send by return mail. Direct 10
A. X. WHEELER,
Hpsilanti, Mich.
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European Medical Institute,
Dr. SAMSON,
CFrom Paris)
No. 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NrrvXV WODK


NEW YORK.
YIIIE necessity Of giving 10 tho public Of the United
II States, rational and not expensive treatment IN
all Diseases Of chronic especially Of secret charac
ter has induced DR.. Samson or several years known
IN this city the most successful practitioner In that
class of a6ecOns) 10 extend his soourn IN New York
for another year.
He may therefore be consulted at his convenient To-
cation, ''7Oi BROADWAY,n and win continue to keep
ON hand his and Dr. Records preparations, such
Flor del uoayali, (S2 per botto) against Seminal
losses and Debility from excesses or sefabuEo, the
best remedy known In Europe.
His Preventive against Infection 81 per bottle.
Records celebrated Pills. against Nenercal Diseases,
one box sufficient 10 cure any case, 81 per box.
His GonOrrhma Remedy cures that disagrecablo ar
Fiction in 2 few days, 81.
Best French Male Safes imported by himself at SO
per dozen.
All bis French and spanish Remedies for Affections
Of ladies will be sent with circular containing Sc
crets OF importance known 70 few French Physicians
only.
Al his Institute thore are eight room provided Tor
the reception Of Ladies and Gentlemen, 30 that tho
strctest privacy ID observed.
He Is under tho necessity OF notifying the public
that he has not tho slightest connection with his old
Office, al 5l2 Broadway and that an impOster Is copy
ing verbally his advertisements.
The Doctors new place is T0i Broadway, above
Fourth street, and nearly opposite tho New York Ho
tel where ho can be consulted IN English, German
Italian, French or spanish.
Letters should DO addressed 10 Box $3.50, 7. o. New
York. luly2t-d%"ly
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An Act 10 secure the Revenue Of the City andto pf
hteot our own Citizens.

sEcuoS l. BE IL enacted by tho City Council Of
Nashville That IL shall be unlawful Tor any person.
not regularly llcensed Merchant Of the city, 70 In
sroduee or sell within the city, any GOoda. Wares,
Merchandise or other articles, tho growth or manu-.
acture OF any other State Territory and for The
sale of which q regular commission merchant would
have 20 render an account without hrst having tax
out regular license az q merchant or prucurng -
written permission OF aregulary lcenset commission
merchant, authorizing him or them 20 sell such o..
toles as may be specifically set forth In said permit
which permit shall be iiled with the City Recorder
$40 2. Be IL further enacted, That II shall be tho
duty Of any comm sson merchant granting any party
permit TO sell anything as contemplated in the first
section Of ths act TO require said party 10 report to
him the entire and true amount sold under such per
nit And such commission merchant shall report tho
zane specifying names IN mis- annual settlement Of
sales and pay the same revenue upon said sales az
those made by him in person.
SIC. g. BE IL further enacted That any person
either owner, agent, or merchant, violating any OF
the provisions Of either Of the foregoing sections shat
be lined for each and every offence, not less than
twenty ave nor moro than fy dollars, Cor every In
diyidnal case OF selling 60 constitute offence Any
person purchasing OF such unauthorized person
knowing him not TO DO authorized to sell shall be-
subject 70 the same lne.
Passed August 8, 1881.
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DIR. II. SHEFFIELD,
HOMEOP ATHIsT,

HAS removed bis Office bnd residence 70 the West
Ii sde on south High street, two doors from
Chgrch street itb i-im
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An Act 10 AMEND The Revenue Illvs q the oity

An Act 10 AMEND the Revenue Laws q the City
SgouoN L. Be it enacted by the City Council o,
Nashville, That all merchants, whether selling goods
commission shall, when he, she or they procure y
oense, and at each renewal render written stah
mesof tAe amount purchased % sell on own account
and also a separate written statement Of the gross
amount Of sales made on Commission for Others,
which statement shall be IN every case sworn TO be.
tho Recorder and died away Tor future reference
All articles taxable by the state Laws m tho hands
Of the merchants q be taxable under the city laws
And person shall be allowed TO sell such taxable
articles on commission unless he, she or they shall
have first taken out license as commission merchant
under penalty Of iity dollars for each offence.
Approved March IA, 1862.
r. 3. CHEATIAM,
Attest: Mayor.
q. NJ. HAYS, Recorder
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tron N.e Esaminer, NorfoIk, va.


Ucphalc pills accomplish the object for which thoy
were made via. Cure OF headache IN al its forms
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-20

n you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send COZ box, (Cephalio Pib 80 that you may
have them ia case Of AN attack.
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From ne Advertiser, Providence, r. \

Tho Cophalo Pills are said 10 be remarkably oico-
two remedy for the headache, and one OF the very
best for that very frequentcompaint which has over
been discovered
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-20

They have been tested Ia more than a thousand
ases, with entire success.
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REAAOy Al.
BEAsLEY s. RUTH,

UElIL5IlLl . 10 = rs
No. Is, Dsaderick street, NaSaUlHe, Tenn, Rcz
door to Henderson Bros,
RE prepared TO do all kinds Of Painting, Gralnng,
"A Marbleing and Paper-Hangug, at prices 10 suit
tho timeg mnehO-u.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-20

Ar Act TO equazo Wharfage.
SE0roH 30 II enacted by the City Council Of
Nashville, That an laws discriminating In favor Of
daily weekly, and tri.weekly packets, be- and thu
same are hereby repealed, and that all h9lts be TO-
CURED opay the regular rate Of wharfage.
Attest K b. CHEATHAA, Mayor.
O. 81. HAYS, Recorder.
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CONRAD, CHANDLER 4 CO.,
IRISH POTATOES.

A LARGE lot OF CHOICE SEQ AND EATING
"a POTATOES, ofhannoCk aud Pink EyeD
from 81 Louis, ~ JAME3 COAL YARD, No 81 Co.
loze street, near Broad-CHRAF march Z6-2Wf
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TRUNK LOST!

r--r--Ep, About tho 10th Of February on the
fkll RIg Nashville & Decatur Railroad, one red
iTfBAN le5 VAtrunk, marked Mrs. n b. Akin, Nash
St14 Jvie Tenn. containing one note on II.
Alley for $3.50 due in January 1861 two notes John
d. BaSeley ono for S3l6-lates not recollected-one
fJr S}6 So, due in December 1851; two on A. Ghols
ton che for $780, due December 25th, 1859, one for
$780, duo December 25th 1860, aud others not recol
lected. All persons are cautioned not to trade for
said notes and pgi:ccs ANY information of the Trunk
viii be thankfully received. NJ D. AKIN,
April 4tb, I952-lw Nashville, Tenn.
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Erom ne Western n. r. Gaseie Chicago lu
We heartily endorse NJ. spaiiing, and bis unrivd'
led CephAlic Pills,
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he. sPAlDlso, Esq

BgvERLT, Mass, Dec. IL 1860.
u. O. SPALDISg, Esq.
wish for some circulars or large show bills TO bring
your Ccphac Pills particularly before my custo-
mers II you have anything Of tho kind, please send
iome
One OF my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache usually lasting two days) Dds cured Of az
attack ~ one hour jy your Pills, which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W 3 WILKES.
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BILL YraNoN. ono, Jan. l5, ls6

BELLg vEiSoN, ONO, Jau. Is, 1861.
HrfRy c. SPuDNG, ESQ.
Please ind enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
Beud me another box OF your Cephaic Pulls. They
truly ~ be8f haze euer tried
Dlr0Ot A. STOYERsP. NJ.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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non ne KaHai0ha Yalisy Star, kdnaDAa, Va,
Wo are sure thnt persons suffering with the head
ache. who try them, viii stick 10 them.
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spErm CREgg, HuNuSGroNCo., Pa, /
IT, @. SPALDIyG. January IS, 1861.
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your Co
phaic Pills Sead them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO p. SlM0NS.
r. 81 kars used one boa Of your f'its, and find
hsm e1cellest.
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M spALDNG. H,yERgoED, PA, Feb Q, 1861.
Sir:
Wish you TO send me one more box uryOur Ccphalic
nls kdCe reosiueddgreGt teal Of JenCU From item.
Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
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FFom ne S5utherR Path finder, Na0 ORLEANS, Ia
TRY them you that ore AFFLICTED, and We are sure
tbei vour Testimony can be added 10 the already nu
necous nst that has received bononts thst 40 other
medicine can produce.
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M, SPALDiNG
Sir.
Ihave tried your Cephalic Pills. and 1isethsm 90
yell that want you to send me two dollars wogth
more
Part uf these for the neighbors, TO whom gave
few out OF tho FIRST box from you Send the Pills
BY mail, and obugo your Ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

ST. LOUIS, May Mr.. Mitchell, merchant,
from New Mexico, arrived in this city yesterday.
He confirms the abandonment o. Santa Fe by the
rebels. They retreating fast as they
could from the territory. They are destitute of
all munitions and provisions, and there is no hope
of their being supplied from any quarter. At
Santa Fe the rebels levied heavily on the mer-
chants, in some cases tax ng as high As Sl5, 900
worth of goods, paying for the same Confederate
scrip.
Ii was believed General Candy would now fol-
low the rebels and drive them out OF the territory.
No doubt exists of the ability of the Federal
troops 10 keep out the invaders.
An accession of two or three regiments of
troops is necessary to keep the Apaches and Ma
vajoes in subsection. They have been commit
ting depredati0ns for months past stelling horses,
mules and everything that came in their way.
The report of the formation of Territorial
Government under rebel authority has no foun-
dation.
All the Territorial officials had returned to
Santa Fe and resumed the performance of theiI
duties.
Chief Justice Benedict is on his way to the
States No United States Judge is now in the
l Territory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
wa SHINGTON NEWS
LATER FROM NEW MEXIC0.
RETREAT OF THE REBELS.
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
THE GREAT FLOOD IN THE MISSISSIPPI
AFFAIRS In MISSOURI
CONGR Es SION AL.
E O r Z q N N Z w 8
from Warrington.

WASHINGTON April 30.-The Joint Committee
on the Conduct of the War made lengthy re
port regarding the treatment, by rebels, at Ma
nassas of the remains OF officers and soldiers
killed there. They say the facts disclosed are of a
painful repulsive and shocking character. That
the rebels have crowned this rebellion by deeds
scarcely known. even in savage warfare. In
vestigations have established this beyond contra
dictiOn. The witnesses called before Us we're
men of undoubted veracity and character, some
of them occupy high positions in the army and
some of item high positions in civil life. differing
in political sentiments. Their evidence presents
a remarkable concurrence OF opinion and Judg-
ment. Our own people and foreign nations must,
with one accord. however they have hestated
heretofore, consign to lasting odum the authors
OF crimes which, in all their details. exceed the
worst excuses OF the Sepoys in India. The out
RACES the dead will revive the recollections of
the crueties to which savage tribes subject their
prisoners. They were buried in many instances,
naked with their faces downward; they were left
10 decay IN the open air; their bones beng car
ried of "a trophies, sometimes the testimony
proves, To be used as personal adornments; and
one witness deliberately AYERS that the head OF
one of our most gallant officers was cut off by a
secessionist to be used as a drinking cup, Oh the
occasion of his marriage.
VIM. Allen Bryant, of Virginia nephew of
Gov. James Barbour, has been appointed Chief
of the Bureau of Inspection of the Postoffice De
partment.
The vote in the Senate refusing by four ma
jorty to refer the subject of the confscation of
rebel property to a select committee was regard
ed a test vote between the friends and oppo
nents of the measure and was triumph of the
former.
The Petersburg (Va) Express has a long ed
itor al regarding the loss of New Orleans. and
says the city WAS captured by our gunboats being
encased with wet bales OF hay, that hot and
cold shot were of no use.
The Express says:
The Louisiana, mounting twenty-five guns,
was sunk by our steel pointed conicd shot
The cotton destroyed by fire, and the sugar
emptied into the river
The specie in the banks was all removed from
the city when Gen Lowell returned