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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFIoE,

Nashville, Tenn, May 8, 1925
WHEREAS, Certain persons, unfriendly
and hostile TO the Government Of the
United States, have banded themselves
together, and are now going at large
through many Of the counties in this
State, arresting, maltreating and plum
dsring Union citizens wherever found;
Now, therefore, ], ANDREW Johnson,
Governor of the State OF Tennessee, by
virtue of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby proclaim that in every
instance in which Union man is ar
rested and maltreated by the marauding
bands aforesaid, Eve or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate
neighborhood shall be arrested, impris-
oned, and otherwise dealt with as the
nature of the case may require. And
further, in all cases in which the property
Of citizens loyal to the Government o
the United States is taken or destroyed
full and ample remuneration shall b,
made to them out Of the property Of sucl
rebelsin the vicinity as have sympathiz
ed with, and given aid, comfort infor
nation or encouragement to the partie
committing such depredations.
This order will be executed in lette
and spirit, All citizens are hereb,
warned under heavy penalties from en-
PERTAINING, receiving or encouraging sue
persons so banded together or in any wis
connected Herewith.
BY the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD III EAST
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II. EAST,
Secretary Of State.
HTend-Ounrters istrict 81 the Onto.
NASHVILLE, May 7, 1867.

Col. STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost Marshal
Nashville, Tennessee
ColoNEL: The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses 10 this city which have been tax,
en- possession of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorised to so occupy them
by competent authority.
He directs me TO cali your attention to
,he sse., and iastructs YOU 70 take the
necessary steps to cause the houses to be
vacated at once.
Officers performing staff duties in the
city, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals, and
the officers Of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed to live in quarters. Sur
geons Of Hospitals must live in their
Hospitals or in their immediate vicinity.
Officers of the Provost Guard except the
Provost Marshal, must have their quarters
In the building occupied by the Provost
Guard, or in the immediate vicinity.
You will at once report al! violations
ofthese instructions to these Head-Quar-
ters
Authority TO occupy houses possessed
in the name of and for the United States
will In future issue from these Head
Quarters only.
am sir, very respectfully, Sep
(signed) o. d. GREENE, A. A. q
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue OF vendfSpni Expongs 20 me directed,
10 aud delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County Tennessee, AZ ita March Term
1897 will expose 10 public sale 70 the CHEST hia
DIR Tor cash. a. ne Court house Yard 10 the City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the Goth day Of jelly, 1852,
ali the right, title, claim, interest and estate, winch
O. X. Winston then had, or may have since acqnhedi
n and 10 the folio sing described properly, 20 VII
lots No. 4 B, fronting 20 feet each High street,
rnnning back 2i0 eet 10 t6ioot alley, and situated
IN the Sth ward Of the city OF Nashville, end being
Numbers 4 la the plan OF Alexander Campbel
and wife as recorded 60 the Reg stors once of David
son County, Tennessee, 10 book rs, PAGE so, being
levied cn The or perty Of q. n. WINSTON, 60 satisfy
a ildrmtnt rendered 10 favor Of ndeld Knight
against X. winston, A. v. Shanklmd, aud ~ L.
Moods j. M. hlNTUN,
Juno a. ls6l--st Sheriff Of d. G.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of q vcnditOui cXponas 20 me directedi
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of davidson County, Tennessee, n its March Torn,
1852 will expo TO public sale, 20 the hi hest d.
der for cash. at The Cou.t-house Aarn ia the CITY
Nashville, on 81 urdat, tho 26th diy Of dnyi 1863,
on the right, title, uaim, interest aud estate, which
O. X Winston then had, or may have mos afquir'
3D. 90 and O. tho following described real fttite' Two
lots numb r. and 3, font 40 feet Zach on High
street and runuiug back 80 feet 10 10 taet all
and Bituitrd 30 the Sth Watd Of the City Of Nash
Vile aud being humble ard 3, IN the plan Of lots
Of Alexander Campbell and wie For iuriher refer
euoe see book Is, psge Gao IN Registers Olce OF
Davidson county, tennessee; bcirg evied on enc
property Of e X Wmston 20 satisfy a judgment
lend rcd In favor Of Wilhud knight against c. X
Winston, A. b shanklapd aud IN l. Woods
JAS. NJ BINT0N,
June IA, 1sC2--9t. Sheriff Of u. C.
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SHERIFF. Sale.

DH virtus 0f a VlgditIoni cEr1uaa 40 nc directed,
j. and ccu Fcrrd rom che Honorable ticuit Court
% avisau County, Tonuersar, 40 iia MtUh rrIm,
l66l i VIA rzprsc 90 pubic sale, tu the IA host hld
der iur cash "a Che Cent hl1aa lld ln tue City 81
Nashville OBJ saturday t.o 26 b. dHy NJ jay, 1863 al
thc iht dale ciaim, Interest and tate, waiUh y
X. Winston then had. qr mag ievo slnle aCqutoi,
iuhni 10 thf f1tWing tQacluf Ituleft ~ 60 W. l0
ofUound iu as noi1 Aot aont0g 90 lot 0u Porter
Sfrfti boiuF ush sama cal.gI el toe ~. Winston hv
Nay Wstnorl, iu tooA go. d. pa.e 1z0 Also lut
NTl, fontug go foot 0u High Street, and running
bafegl0 feet i0a 10 feet aIeY and situated in lhe
tde plan Of lot. Of AcEa Der Campbell aud vito and
recorded 10 Che segisier'a Once " nsy lson county,
TonneHfoe, in b'ok ls pEo 049, "a which reference b
nnUby made bai tviei en- a. tho pmpc1y uf g. H.
Winston, q saiiiy Judgment roufefod IN fiY0r of
Ars nplNh agslei G *. Haustou, B. Wirst1u, a. ID.
shani land AND Ei l.. Words
JM HINTON,
june "a, ls62- shern ODD G.
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SheriR's Gale


by virtue cf an execution 20 me directed and Dc.
- lverod from the Honorable circuit Court Of ia.
wilson Comfy, Tennessee, az its Marrh term 1852
vii expose 90 public sale, 10 the highest bidder ior
each, at The Courthouse Nari n the city OF Nash.
vile, saturday, She 2Ql day of JAY 1902 an the
iight, title, ain, interest and eshto, which ID
kliNt then had OF may have since acquired IN and
70 The following described tract OF land bounded as
follows, b wit Beginning Jon the middle Of tho
franklin and Nashville turnpike ROAD, at A. IS
Clny 3, south east curn'r running thgnre south
6sAo west 81 poles % stone, beiag A. s. Cmry's
sluin west corner. and one " r. Iawreuno deceased,
EAST boundary, thence south q eist along said LAW
r'hoes east boundary 70 poes 90 stone, James A.
Woots northwest corner, thence north 6Sb, east
lla poles TO the middle Of said Turnpike road eeng
James A. Woods north east o-ner thence along the
middle of sail Turup Ike road nOrth n "a west 20 10
poles 90 the beginning, coniainrg friy.throe acres,
more or less being levied on az tho property Of D..
Elliott 20 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor Of
Ihcmps0a Co, against n Elliott
j, ~. HINTON, Sheriff on C.
JnneeO-9t
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF a Venditoni hpohas 10 me directed,
ID and delivered nom the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson Coanty Tennessee, at ts March Term,
1862 viii expose 10 public sale, 70 the highest bid
der Tor cash. az the Courthouse Yard, m the City OF
Nashville on saturday the 10th DAY II July, 1862,
~ Tie right, title claim, interest and estate, which
Isaac Paul then had or may have since acquired, In
and 10 tho described trait piece OF ground
Lot No o., known as in Isaac Paus plan u lots Ia
Nashville This lot fronts 80 feet on College Street
adjoining Ira r. Jones being levied the property
# IsAsc Paul 10 satisfy Judgment rendered ia fv
Of Mary r. Downs, lxeoutriX, against Wilson Mullen
lssuc Paul ana henry Hill.
JAMES ". HINTON
june l5-3t sheriG OF u c.
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Tarms Of entsnrlptions in Par Tunds.

Oxirg to very limited number Of Post Offices %
present Ia Tennessee, have not yet been able to
commence the Triwcekly ard Weekly Issues. We
viii issue a Tri weekly when we have Eve hundred,
.r tho weekly when we have thousand subsori.
becs.
sz-Ali communications on business with the ONCE
will he addressed TO ihe PUBLISHERS of the UNION
and an communications to the Editor win be address
90 s. c. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii DO MS great Ana
cess by repu5lishing the foregoing or IT'S fons'anoc
Tho current transactions in Tennessee Tor months q
come will BE- hi bly, interesting TO al lovers OF theI
country and her free institutions, and the columns o.
the UNIoN will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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SheriFs Sale.

DY virtuo Of vcndiii0ni cxponas 70 me directed,
ID and delivered from tho Honorable Circuu Court
OF Davidson Couniy, tennessee, AZ ita March lcrmI
1852 will expose 20 public sale, 60 tue hHhct bids
Nashville on saturday the Goth day Of July ls02 al
the right title, claim, interest and estate which
John W Huddlostnn, 4 en- bad, ur may Rave since
acquired 10 and % che following Described riooe or
Parcel Of ground 10 Davidson County, TenneNee--to
wiz one brick house and loi Fieca q ground sin
ated on the north side IS Union street IN the cy Of
Nashville between College and Cherry streets No.
"a fronting 50 feet on Union street. end RUN ng back
20 fsui, being the properly conveyed 20 J. W.
Huddlasfon ~ j n. Robertson and registered IN Tho
Roaftter once Of Davidson County sTrnuucseec being
oviod on "a the property Of W Huddlesion TO sat
sfg Judgment rendered In favor uf Hyde and Froo-
man against J. W. Huddleston.
JAMES M HINTON,
June I4-9t Sheriff Of ID. G.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of vend.t on eyponus tome directed
ID and delivered fon tho Honorable Circuit CoIft
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, AZ its March n rm
1869 Will EXPOSE 90 nub ic sale, 90 tho hifhou bid
der, r. cash, at the Court huse yard, On tho Guy 0l
Nashville, on Sltrrdaytle 2dth cay ~ July 1902 nu
the right tie claim lnte eel aud estate which Che
Ertnklyn C1logo aud ston.sl River r. T. Company
then had, or maF have fiice acquired, n aud 90 tha
lowing described property 20 Wit DO a Ger avn
Turnpike Road in D.vlds5n Couuty Tcunessoe
known as the Frankyn College aad stones hiver
Turnpike Company, being loyicd on as Che property
Of Fanklyn College aud stonca' River rurnnhe
~ Ridley, 1ganst Frluklyu College and s.on e.
Rger Turnpike Company
JAMES NJ HINTON,
nuo list sheriff OF n. @.
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sherif,s Sale.

I1Y virtue OF vsnditionl czpOnag % me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable ircuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at it, March Term,
1862 will expose 20 public sal o. the highest bid
der for cash at the Coz -h0use hardi iu the Cry Of
Nashville on SATURDAY the Goth day Of July, 1852,
all tho rigkt ute, ctm, interest and estate, which
Isauo Paul then "a d, may have sincc Gcqurl d, in
and to the loving descrb tract psrce q l0ni
in tho City Of Nashville Davidson County, State of
rcnnessee fsllows fronting % feet ON the west
side o. Market St. Reerauce can be had BY retrriug
To book 90 page SIS 80 teet wPs conveyed to Isaac
PAUL by deed Oh the Isl day Of January, 100.
and lies Immediately between the au0ve named 80
feet deed Of Robert Hawkins ground, being part [
the same property formsfy owed by Nelson specce,
being the same property conveyed BY decd from b.
WOodnn to Isiac aul, regi teret n she R'eistor's
Office OF Davidson COUNT, Ia b. oh 80 page 49, being
evicd on ns the properly of Isaac Paul 30 stisiy a
Judgment reuderad IN favor Of VIM, Il. Watkins
agsinsi j. W Rirdwal and Isaac Paul.
j. NJ. HINTON,
June "a, 1sG2.-3t. Sheriff Of H. g.
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Sbev;F,s gale

DV Virtue 81 an execution 20 me directed ond de-
ID livorod fflh the Honorable Nirtat Court on paV
iason County, rtun AZ its March torn, lt0l VII ~
pose 90 public sale o. She hghcsi bidder ior CASH az
The Court house yard n The city 81 Nashville, On sat
wday, me 20h " july 1854, al the right tiue'
claim, interest ADD UFtate, which @. ID hliou tnen
had, o. may have since acquired in aadt the olw-
'ing tract OF laud bounded a. follows, 90 Wit Begin
nilg n ihe middle ol the Franklin and Nashville
turnpike road. 20 A. 3 Cffyia south east curutri
running ttcaCo south GS west gt ROLES 90 st0n q,
heingA 3. Curry's luth-west corner ana ono vi p
lAWffncc decreased, east boundary, theuCo south o.
east along taid lawrenccb east honrdary 10 poles ID
attone, James A. woods northwest corner thence
north $50, east ms poles b. The middle 81 aid
lnrnplhcroad, being Jas A. woods north east ccrrr
thence along thg middro Of said Turnpike rad north
1lA~, west 70 20 poles 20 The hcgnning, contanI ni
forty three acres, more ur hess being lovcc on AZ IN,
proTefiy Of q. y. klott, 10 satisfy Judgment ZEN
deredin favor Of Thompson 4 Co., againt c ID. Nj
iat
J A. HINTON, sheriff Of u. c.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue of "a yeudItoui txpouas 20 me Grtci7di
ID and delivered from t0c Honorable Circuit Nurt
Of iavid-on C.u1y, Tennessee, 40 % aafoh lfini
1862 viii erro-e to Pho Dc sar, ~ he highest Dil
DER Cor cash 90 tho Court loafc Yard o. Gee tlN ~
Nashville on saturday Gee son day N july, i't-i
AN tht rleht t.t o. CAaa, interest and esttie, thch
81 IN Cofh.tt thou bod, of may hare sincf acqglfc0
Boa aud fo lh- fooainE described tatt oi Land JlnE
ia nlyidsln County, ate oil leurcfsQn, "a REFER noe
30 BOOK 40. psecs 233 ana $50 N1tT h0unded Hs
f1 lowe Heruuing ou stake on Whfeots hno, Gle
northeast 'rner oi Dos no ana tt poles uoI al
of Ash, Iuuuiur heuoe northeast tssa IoIcs 90 "a
Ftake in WniHct e lines thence Hfdt l4- Do % The
miro OF ihe Nuuavdle tlfnriku ro.d. tlelCe south
gsrIy with said ooatf1 On tha northwest corner 90
HsI1 I'D 90 i thence Wila tlf north hruudarB III
said .ot O. che beginning, Containing IhIrfy.tIEht
l,-ld0 poles which there haa been solt 81 OF H.
aces which leaves ab0ut 20 or o. acres hrirg aFil
au - tha onrrfF of Al o. Nurhtt O. s4Iisfra Iuda-
meat rellcroi in favor of janice baluss hgsIast 81
b C1fbti, 4 C1rtiiti J. Coruittand h M CaibiiL
JAMES M hIhIuh,
Jana "a, lsl.-.l sherld 81 D. G.
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United States Of America;


VNHERyAs ubol 81 Information vas MED within
w and Cor the Middle District ci 1euuossac, az
Nashville va the End day Of JUICE A. D., 1862, by
john 1rmhle tsl., AtpIney lor The United states
Tor tha Middle nBIigt of Fcnuessle, Nno prcsecutes
herein ou uchaf Of me Unite states against CERTAIN
nro.o.tv N..e co.t.in l0ti situated pear ,he sOuh
act co-1er o. Broad aud 'FRONT.' streets, DO tnc itv Of
Na hriu ugta- SO Ott' the o1rner loi afore-
sad tu .Iulruar JOE d tlatcd, The Brass tOuu-
dry ofB ,foid l.t trout ng a1 Frolt ftrett run.
mig ba,E t0Aards ihe ryor, hcrco nearly oralel
% de fNe~ Rui Oh % Boz hl = Front tttet the cor
ucr OF. lttoI Front auo ifHft Fum Broad,
.1ng opposite Fmul ai.c tsuitu'F shop, 3D. u1t-d ou
.r utuer ie ol z uut sfiDIi -u tsi, au ihe hed-
iugs on 10 Do. aLl .1 the tNtureF macl iufryi
Co. 81 mp' menr and mat rala of every dtscrilti %
unec el with 5ld lut rud build ursi slid bu alugs
IA Ia iot hoing thp l.uud.y of uue 7. ~ fienasB,
and Uayi1g process against slil pIcpHrtyi tat tho
SAME bl 10 icmu9d as forfeited.
Nuw. thereto iu ugIsiHuco 70. Che m0nuons un-
der tte seal of said Court to moo Directed au1 deliver
cd. J DO hereby gIv1 ruhlc notice Oh an persons
claiming said property, or in any manner Interested
tUtr iu, that tugy DO aud appear before aat Cu1pu
Court o. bo bold ai tne city of Nlshvilc, u and ol
said District, ou th 2D.u day Of October ls0l, a. 10
uelDck n tha forenoon oi that day, then and there
90 iutouose t.,if o.auas and 20 make thglr allcsa
/ uOus 100 that behalf q. r. GLASGOW,
June %, lb6t-lN ". =. Marshal, n ID T.
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PROSPECTUS


THg NASHVILLE UM0E was commenced few weeks
snoe FOR the purpose Of opposing The Rebel souihsrn
Confcdoracy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority without any abatement over al
the states which have attempted TO sccede Il holds
a. friends all sho support and % foes all who oppose
the Union Of tho States. Il has no watchWord bot
FRTEDoH AND NArIosAuTT.
with rebels and uaitD bss no compromise TO
make Il contends for tho Federal Constitution und
tho Laws made In pursuance thereof as the suPEEm
Law or ms LAND, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States % the contrary notwith
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of tho states because
without 1t the preservation Of our liberties and usti
tutons and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stanea In
the way Of crushing out tho rebellion and restoring
tho Union must perish, matter BY what name % be
called.
To the people Of Tennessee renowned Cor their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they we're be
trayed 70 the rebel despotism at Richmond by per
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have iet 30 heavily tho awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal f0r support. let The uases Of
rebel Office holders Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have nllcd our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before The world. let those ambitious aud
avaricious men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own Acknowledgement be fastened The pillory OF
shame no matter how high their position in society
Ut Il be shown how the scfstycd defenders Of
osouthoru Rights are now leading mHraudlng bands
of freebo7ters aid massroopcrs over our state, kid
mapping negroes stealing horses aud CATTLE breaking
into houses burDing railroad bridges AMI cars and
numbering unarmed citizens IN cold blood let th'
TRUTH 10 long excluded by The Southern consprators
now circulate freely through every neighborhood
aud our auae vi assuredly triumph. VIII DOT loya
men everywhere aid us ia the dissemination OF fact
and the advocacy Of Free Goyernmeni9
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BOOTS g. SHOES

I ANIB * MURPHY have alro no
II received a fresh supply OF ladics' GJuuemena
and NJ sses' Boots, Shoes, Caters, slippers Ac. OF
every description and style, suitable fr CITY aud
ouhtry lrade, which they ofIcr wholesale aud re
sail low, ior Cash. iuno8-2wt
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united states of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
ATHERFAs libel Of incarnation was rlod within
w ana Tor the Mildle District OF Icuuc'sec, al
Nuhvilo on the 9th DAY Of june. A. D., 1862, by
John Trimble, l4q Attorney ior The Unite States
for the nj ole District ~ Tennessee, who rrllccuics
herein on behalf OF the Unred States gist certain
property wv: The Machinery and fI1tur Uf Watson
& We ider's toudor hil, on Sycamore Greek, ia the
County Of Chatham, no The Slate Of iom sse. TN
Nuidlrgs used In Connec ion Vita sao mach ~ p,
auo some I've or six ncrus Of land GA ich the build
Jugs stand, praying process ogains' "a d properly
TIA The same be condemned as forfeited
Now, theref re- IN pursuance Of The mnnitlon under
the seal of sail Court 90 me directed and delivered,
DO t9reby give pablo notice 60 all persons claiming
said property, or IN any manner Interested "a r,in,
that lhay be and appear hoioro said Cirouit Court
DO held AZ The CITY OF Nashville, In aud for said DIS
tri1t the sOh dav OF october 1902 at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon Of that day, thon aad there nterose
their claims, and 10 make their allegations n that
behalf n. r. GLASCUtK,
jun 20, 1S62--llt u. s Marshal, NJ. D. T.
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AashriIIe a1aiuu.
5. G. MERCER, EdrtOr.


II has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
It's the qgiaai Newspaper Of Tie United
States for Tennessee.
It's the ogicial nsIOPaper Of ae State q
Tennessee.
II gives the latest ne0s from The Military
Department soutl, and later than any otha
paper.
II has immediate communication '0ih III
Military Headquarters, which no otho
paper here has.
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DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
ron PRIVATE DISEASES

w. go DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, 70
~ - the last four years OF LOUISVILLE, ny
lA-4'--~i and who has devoted he attenti0ne
the treatment OF private diseases for 90 years. Halter
himself, having attended 20 practice Tor 80 mani
yoars and cured 50 many 4h0Esands he !s enaoled u
cure all diseases Of private nature, 20 matter nov
bad they may be from nludciOus medloal treatment
or from neglect OF their Or KING Dspehsary u
No 20 Dcaderc street, between Cherry and thesqnarei
eoond story where he euree eli diseases OF private
nature.
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines Or In.
erierence with business.
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date eectually cured In
a few days, by an operation which causes 20 pain.
Whore Structure exists health canuot be enjoyed,
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under.
mines the constitution 30 much.
syphis with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eheotuRly
cured IN few days,
ssatuai Observation-Disclosures attention having beer
given to this disease and ali the Consequences grow ni
out of It. brought IN many by the destructive
habits Of inoOnsdoTate youths, and excessive ndul
yence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of which viii under
mine the constitution rendering the subject unit io
business or society, and sing premature old age.
Females who may be laboring with any dlnoulty 0
| the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and atating thel
case with afeo enclosed, direct 90 DT. A. king, No.
peaderck street, Nashville, TEAM will have Tho ueoos
! sary medicines sent 20 their address. 0tco hou
| ON O'Clock In the morning until IN the evening",
| uiVio-ipd&vtv
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S25 REWARD

CpOLRN, u'm b. uuLnfhRANn. Jew,llrr, on 20.
- lun street. uNE PATENT lENfR EAOlI-l
colo WArCH uanufsctnr a Dry juo jshust1ur D. v.
arpo,l The NJ tch d ul small aile. win uhte diai.
euafaVed on She inst o Gao "a hANhtat from his
,tHoahcn uANusH." Tue aboro Reward WII Boz paid
Coz any i1iorm ion that may had 20 che rcCovcry o
ths property, n. IA. HAMMER
Iuuch-u
Ioaaylno Journal please copy 20 tho amt. OF 81.
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FOR SALEl

HOUSE nnd LOT for sale. a
II GA very roiaunab. t.Ius. uu uay co sss
North of Cl' uals Ehli uesl 1HfloUd. AAN4N
Arp ieaut viii address " Boa 30. go.
city IQst-Qmle. iuueli-lue
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-05
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4 able Tor TAO small families az may 20 occupied
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