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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

Tho NAsuyItLLx UxIoy was commenced last spring
for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con
oeracy and Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority without any abatement all the States
which have ATTEMPTED TO secede. It's object was TO
proclaim the doctrines OF Liberty and Union, they
we're once expanded by the fathers Of the Repnblic
but which for more than one year-the long and
dreary carnival Of treason--had been unspokon and
unwrittcn In the Capital Of the State Of ASpnEN
JACKSON and we're treasured up only In the hearts Of
the faithful We believed that the right way to con
duct a loyal Journal IN city like Nashville, at such
a time as this, was 70 raise the watering AID tlnid
up to the true STANDARD Of patriotism, and not TO
lower the standard Of patriotism, after the manner Of
some other journals suit the deprayed tastes Of the
semiloyal and symplthlzers with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The UEioE, therefore, has held as friends all who
support and as foes all who oppose the Union Of the
staios. It's watchword Is FRESDoM AND NATIONALITY.
with rebels and traitors Il has no compounds 10
make 1t contends Tor the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law On TnE LAND anything In the Constitution and
laws Of any Of the States TO the contrary notwth
standing.
II contends for the Union Of the States, because
without It the preservation Of our liberties and instl
tutlons and the ganization Of society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands in
the way Of crushing ont the rebellion and restoring
the uuion must PERISH no matter by what name il
| DO called.
| When thousands Of our citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country, sacri
hca above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
| u Heaven, God forbid that any ignobo motive Of
! solfinterest should make any waver in bis 10y
atty II there be any such, let them look at the
| blood Of Shiloh, Fort Doneson, Murffeesboro and
Frsdericksburg, and blush at their wickedness and
folly. Love for our country should now overshadON
every other feeling and he Is patriot who loves
his houses lands, negroes with 1.-THE Of the devo
ton which he feels for his country. Even pruden
selhshness should compel mon to be patriots for whC
can hope to save his own treasures from the wreck
a ruined and dsmombered unioa
We want to see the land once more blessed with thu
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace based upol
the complete and unconditional submission Of tn
rebels in arms, and not liz up with the deceitlu
glow Of peace based upon emasculato loyalty, am
concessions to triitors--the glow of meteor whicl
would Dino only to betray, and going out wou
leave us in a darkness tenfold gloomy than tina
| which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and views which tn
UNfoN will continue to advocate through whatey6
Of storm sunshine may await It In the future, an
we ask tho support Of all who believe it TO be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspRpe
should be published in Nashville.
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Police Proceedings.

sEFoRE RECORDER SHANE. - Monday
suary 0h.-Martha and Lucy, slaves
Mrs. Story, were up for disorderly
duct. Both we're sent to the work
se subject TO the order of their owner.
Liz. Boyd was shown 10 be guilty of
orderly conduct, for which she was
ID three dollars and costs.
Mary Lutterell, for initiating Liz, was
de to shell out one dollar and costs.
VIM. Smith had been running a car
thout authority. He was made to
' costs and take out license.
Geo, slave of Mr.. Hillman was
lght in gratifying his unhappy pro-
nsity for stealing. Geo. was doomed
receive thirty-nine lashes and TO take
/ his abode in the work house for six
.ys.
'Labow, 10. and Wilson, slaves of Mr..
,liston, were up for keeping gaming
uses. They were found guilty, and
ntenced to receive thirty-nine lashes
d sent TO the work house for six days.
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well afford to spare the great body Of
their army from our front.
During the past week the President has
determined upon calling Gen. Mcclellan
70 the command Of the army again
Upon the announcement being made in a
Cabinet council, there was great furry.
Secretary Chase at once threatened to re-
sign, as did also the rest Of the radical
members. For this and other reasons
the President determined TO make no
change for the present. Within two
weeks, however, there is scarcely doubt
that the command Of the army will be
rendered to Gen. Mcclellan. The APP
pointment Of Gen. Hooker is temporary.
II was made against the judgment Of the
President and even Of the Secretary Of
War. His soldierly qualities are not
doubted, but his ability TO handle such
a body is seriously questioned by his
fdends
Nothing Of importance is expected from
Vicksburg for at least thirty days; IL
will take that time to complete the canal
and 10 bring our forces eifectually to
bear against the rebel stronghold.
II may be that circumstances may pie-
eipitate battle, but the general impress
sion is that il will require a month at
least TO capture the place.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HousA.
New YoRK, Feb. 8.-The steamer
Housa, from Bremen on the 18th and
Southampton on the 22d ult., arrived here
this morning. She experienced very
heavy westerly gales during the entire
passage. She lost all her quarter boats
and nearly all her sails. She had her
wheelhouse stove in aud is badly damag-
ed about the deck.
An important conference was held at
the Clarendon, in Liverpool, on Saturday,
TO take steps for obtaining the opinions
of the people Of that place in reference
10 the American question and slavery.
Mr.. j. Croppee presided. A resolution
was offered to the effect that the eman-
cipation policy Of the Federol Govern
ment was entitled TO the generous SYM
pathy and support of free Englshmen
and that a committee should be forme
to bring the subject before the people Of
Liverpool.
The resolution was supported by
Messrs. Robertson, Gladstone, Q. Wilson
and other influential men. 1t was op.
posed by Mr.. Spence, who has constitu
ted himself the especial champion of th'
South. He sought to resuscitate the ar
gument that slavery could be supported
on scriptural grounds, but the meeting re
fused to hear him. Eventually the re
solution was carried by large MAORI
ty and committee appointed.
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J
Al a meeting Of tho Field, stan, and Line ofncora
envened on the evening Of tho 9TH inst. tho follow
ing resolutions we're adopted
Resolved, That the officers Of the eth hear with re-
greet that Gao. =. Eluorr has been Induced 10 resign
his position Of Lieut. Colonel OF this regiment his
large unsettled business and family Affections requr.
ing bis p,rssnal presence al home.
Resolved, That tho oncer5 of the Regiment testify
70 the pleasant nat ire OF their With Lieut.
Col ELLIOTT during bis military career that while be
bore his wellmerlted promotion with modesty bis
urbaniiJ and impartality during his command OF the
Regiment has endes, o. him 10 all, aud that as IN
camp they have ever found him gentleman, 50 IN
ton he has owed hmselfa gallant officer.
Rslsored, That Lieutenant o'oncl Etuorr bears
with him his homo In Ohio the beet wishes OF this
Regiment for his future prosperity aud happiness
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be for.
wardod to the Nashville Union, Hamilton Telegraph
(ohio) and Cincinnati Commercial
MAJOR X. J. HICRC0X, President Z
Lieut.. ws. J. FAuiKSss, seo'y.
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MONEY MARKET, Soo.


LOUISVILLE, MoSDAf, February ..
REsAHKs. There was considerable au,tuailou "a
the money marset during The past week, but more
quletude prevailed on Friday aud Al the Close The
bankers buying gold at rom s. to 81 per cent promi
um and holding at 90. Demand notes are in request
at 47@4s q cent premium. The transactions in sill.
havs been very light The rates being ron SO TO
40 2 cent buying ana ts $50 e cent mum selliugi
Yhtro is no demand for Eastorn exchange the buying
rate for which is k@k y cent premium, the bsnk.
ers drawing al par The notes Of the kentucky lBdi
ana and ohis banks, which have been regarded a.
only equal TO Treasury notes, now command premi
um, tho bakers buying Kentucky notes at 4 y cent
aud IRiiana q, i@iN- A light rate Of premium
would also Be paid for Ohio notes. Thu pe.ss Of The
old Tsnnessee banks are ds9euatsd A. lRI5S n cent
premium canadansurrsney Is IN high favor al pre-
mum q 40 . cent. The produce market has been
decidedly more active during the weak, large trans
actions having been made IN tobacco and provisions
~ high rates Groceries and brsads,ufis have likewise
advanced aud there has been an improvement IN the
amount Of the sales The river, which has been very
hgh, declining again ct tbs pclnt, with less than
seven feet water on the roeks At the Fails.
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YfGINAL CouRT.-This court met in our
yesterday for the regular transact
( business, which is the first time
|ors have been so opened for more
one year. His Honor, Judge NJ. NJ.
7, dispatched business with energy
decision. Mr.. STUBBLEFrELD, the
appointed Attorney General, was
fed the grand jury empannelled
Atharged, and THos. HARRIS sworn to
{ on the same. The court then adj
led until this morning, in order that
oParties might then come forward
al prepared for a vigorous prosecution
he business which has necessarily
so long delayed.
he following list gives the names of
gentlemen who are TO act in the re-
Visible capacity of Grand Jurors, for
spresent term:
" P. Skipwith, w. A. Patterson, A.
niorvel, N. w. Pulley, j. P. Coleman,
b Bell, Il. j. Keeton, Jno. II. Davis,
}. Creighton, jeff Monks, Jno, Red.
!, Jno. w. Hester, and John Coletart,
'man.
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AT HARRY THoRNBRUe's.-Last night
it was our fortune to attend jolly re-
union of the railroad men of this city, at
Capt. TzeRsBURo's, just this side of the
Chattanooga depot. HARRY has recently
retired from the railroad service and
opened a store, which is fast growing
into popularity. Last nights Reunion
was HARRY's farewell to his old and loved
associates, and a right nice affair it was
Oysters, wit and champagne circulated
freely among the eongeniAl spirits there
assembled until a late hour, when the
guests retired, much to the regret Of the
Captain. Our only wish is that HARRY
THORNBURG's business, prosperity and
happiness may grow until they become
as large as his heart. Huge dimensions,
truly
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THEATRE.---Last night the theatre was
ell filed with an appreciative audience.
he after piece, "Tho Spectre Bride
le6m," was rap,urousIy applauded.
AUDI HAMILTON and HARRY EVERETT
go themselves on this occasion; and
r.. @. LESLIE ALLEN was particularly
,ppy in his delineation of the "Old
an" Miss ALLIE VEIN played her part
FRY well. Tonight will have the
Little Treasure" and "Dead Shot"
% aud see.
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4 ALMANAos.-0ur excellent young friend,
v. @. COLLIER, has for sale, at low
rice, a lot OF these ANNALS calculated
Or this meridian. The one he has, Is
ublished by the well-known firm Of
Ohm p. MORTON g. Co., Of Louisville, and
lesides the valuable statisoal table it
ontains, overAows with adages and
aconics, which, in the language Of Mrs.
rooDLEs, "are very nice TO have about
he house." Secure you copy by all
sans.
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f. II. FRENCH, No. Fl, Public Square,
is opening another splendid assortment of
his extra quality double-sOle kid, goat,
calf and lasting boots, buskins, Congress
and button opera Caters for ladies,
misses and children, which he continues
to guarantee. Also Boys and Youths
Boots, Cavalry Boots, Army Balmorals,
etc. Feb. 7-1w.
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READING RooM, No. 60 Cherry Street
Files Of the latest papers, from all the
principal cities, to be found at this Read
ing Room. Admission, single sitting, ten
cents; by the week, twenty-five cents /;
by the month, fifty cents.
If you want 10 buy the latest papers
and illustrated weeklies Of the day, or
writing materials of any kind, go to
NEAL's NEWS DEPoT No. SO Cherry
street. Feb. lofts
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SuArEI-(second Presbyterian Church, College
sltweon the Square and the Louisville Depot
School and Soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
tbbaih morning. Preaching at 10 o'clock,
pa at 81 Pm. Prayer. Meeting every Wed.
hight al 81 O'Clock.
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Messrs. GREEN & GREEN, of Louisville,
Ky, are opening large and elegant
stock of their goods, consisting Of Hats,
Caps, Gents Fur Goods, Buffalo Robes,
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at
No. 43 College street, 8 doors from Union,
west side. Feb. TT.
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has been introduced in
Kansas Legislature recommending
Pol. JoHN A. MARTIN be appointed a
dier- General. Col. MARTIN is at
ht.the Provost Marshal Of Nashville.
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A oorrespondsnt of the ohattnnnor,

A correspondent of the Chattanooga
Rebel, writing from camp near Vicksburg,
expresses his surprise and qualification
at "the vast breadth of land cultivated in
corn during the past season in Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and Mississippi" He
thinks these States themselves can keep
starvation away from every household
during the present year.
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Auction Sale,

On Wednesday morning, 18th inst,
commencing at 10 o'clock.
WIN. S. EAKIN.
?, s. All goods put up will be sold TO
the highest bidder
Feb10-2L
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AUCTION SALE ExTRAoRDNARY, at No.
II Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
] viii sell on Wednesday next, February
IL, 'es,withOut reserve, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
Ready Made Clothing, Buck Gauntlets,
Star Candles, Groceries, &c, &c. See
hand bills.
Feb. 1921. NJ. l.. ALEXANDER.
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sashriIle stniun.
i AND COMMERCIAL.
DAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1868.


fcquence Of the Increase m the price Of paper
other material used IN Printing once,
ien compelled 70 raise the price q our paper
4. per week, or 81 per moath 10 weekly or
subscribers, and $40 year TO yearly sub
which must in all cases be paid in advance
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If you want to buy good assortment
Of Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Misses,
Children, Gents and Boys, call at No. 20,
College street, w. j. MARR's old stand,
opposite the Sewanee Hotel.
Feb. 7.-5t.
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The highest price paid for all kinds Of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
oGice Of w. j. MARR, corner Of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Fob.5.
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understand that the city cemetery
so crowded with graves, that a
surial spot will have to soon be re-
srto.
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JUsT RECEIVED, A fresh supply Of
every variety of Groceries at w. w.
TorrEs's, No. 20 College Street. opposite
the Sewanee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb. 5-tf
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Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety of goods at W. w. TorTEs's
No. 23 College Street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. 5-tf,
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Horse Stolen.

A HORSE WAS STOLEN FROM MY WAGON by
N a man in Federal Uniform, on last "Wednesday
evening Tho horse BE- a dark, slim bay, l0h hands
high, With small white spot on forehead ] viii pay
reward Of sl6 for the horse, u delivered 20 Mr. j.
h M0RRs, ON Market street.
FEB. 6-3tf PETER WELLS
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Chewlng and SMOKING TObaccO.

EINECUT CHEWING TOBACCO, IN BULK
II Also small lot OF Genuine killiokiuiok smok
ing Tobacco. l.. WHORLEY,
loh7-lw % Market ~.
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portant to suffers ana soldiers.

Important Co suffers ana soldiers.
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDoE have on hand
flne lot Of officers and soldiers Grain
Boots, Buck GAuntlets, Shirts, Hats, etc,
which they will offer at the very lowest
price, Call on 40 College Street, and see
their iine stock bsfOye purchasing else
where. feb. sgt.
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bRowS & Co, the obliging uewsdealcrs
,fNo. As College street. have our hearty
hanks for liberal files Of late Eastern
papers.
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HEaDoUARTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN.,l
January Is, 1868, (

january ~, 1853,
Special Orders, No 10.
Nv. Permission is given to the munici-
pal authorities Of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming scavenger duty in the city, so
far as il can be done without impeding
the operations Of the military impressing
patrols. By order Of
Brighten. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JEo. PRATT, A. A. G.
JEo. HUoH SMTH, Mayor Of Nashville.
Jan.l5-tf
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ihough the weather is still very mud
and disagreeable, that don't prevent
(zY & WILSON from selling cheap
de at the corner of Deaderick and
fry streets.
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abJillard Fillmore is talked Of as
Ss'sssarvativo candidate for the U. 5. Sem
ate In the New York Legislature.
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TRuEsDALE and BuLr CoLLICR have
lar thanks for fayors bestowed last night,
. the way Of newspapers.
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B8-Ali communications on business with IN, oGlce,
will be addressed to the PUBL ISHERS ofhe UIT0N,
and all communications to the Editor viii be address
cd 70 s. Q. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do us great kind
ness by ropubishing the foregoing its substance.
The current transactions in Tennessee for months to
como will be highly interesting to all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions and the columns Of
the UNioS will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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.kotlse TO Nous.noniers.

DEALERS wanting more than one hundred
Z send 10 their orders BY Q O'Clock, the
kvious, 10 have them filled promptly.
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A shell has been invented which east
ly goes through such iron-plating as
covers the British frigate Warrior.
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Lieut.. ws. J, FAuiKSER


At Camp OF slh Kansas Volunteers, Feb. 9Th, 1885,
Corporal NOSES STANDBY, Of Co. H. OF said Regiment
aged IL years
Corporal STANDBY native OF Davidson county,
Tenn. He had lvod in Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska
and the latter was tho place Of his residence al the
time Of his enlistment In the army. lie leaves wife
and three TO lament his DEATH The sons are all
in the military service, two in the First Nebraska,
and one in the Missouri State Militia. Tho deceased
earnest patriot, dutifll soldier, and kind
hearted man. He enjoyed the respect Of his comrades
and of the officers Of his Company and Regiment.
That his rest beneath the soil OF his native State
may be peaceful and undsturbod Is the prayer Of all
who knew him.
Ksusas and Nebraska papers ploise copy.
In Pensacola Florida, in the 27th year Of his age,
LEWIS STARTLING, formerly Of Hopkinsyllc, Ky.
Also, KATE STARTLING, in Canton, Miss, daughter o
Lewis Starting, in the 9th year Of her age.
Also, in Russellville Ky, on the 10th OF January,
1863, of Typhoid fever, FIELDING STARLNG Iieuei.
ant in the sth KY, Cavalry, in the 93rd year Of his
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T0hncco. Cigars, Plnes. Nc,

IUsr RECEIVED, A CHOICE lot or CIGARS.
d Also a small lot A No. Virginia Chewing To-
baoco. l.. MHORLEN,
IehI-tw 50 Market 81.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

GArsS--NssDDR KING, formerly Of New York, tor
NkjA-.e1A The last four years Of Louisville, KY,
and who has devoted Ills attention to
tho treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. attera
himself having attended to practice for 90 many
years, and cured 30 many thousands, he IL enabled
70 cure All diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from njudicious medical treat
msnt, or nom neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings
Dspensary is No y Deaderlck street. betweon Cher
~ and the Square, second story, whoro he cures al
diseases Of private nature.
GOnorrh0a cured without nauseous moAicinea or
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date enectually cured IN
few days, by an operation which causes no ain
Where structure exists health cannot be ennieved
Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief and aner
mines tho constitution 80 much
syphilis with all the diseases OF the skin pro,sing
out Of neglect or bad treatment can be enoetuslly
cured In few days.
Seminal WedknSpPartieula a tontion h vina baeu
given TO this disease, and al the consequences grow
ing out Of IL, brought Ia many cases by the de.
structive habits Of ineonsdorate youths and exeess
I've Indulgence Of the passions, a neglect OF which
will undermine the constitution, rendering tho sub.
loot unit for business society," and causing prema
| turs old ago.
Females who may be aborng with any difRcuity OF
tho Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fec enclosed direct 10 Or. A. Ming
/ No. 70 Deaderck street. Nashville Tenn, will have
the necessary medicines sent to their address once
/ hours IRON Q O'Clock in the morning until In the
| Vening lJuy l0--in d4wly.
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Board Of Aldermen meet this
Ig at their usual time and place.
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,rrS LINES OR Lrss TO CONSTITUTES soULRH.)
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
rnE RArEs VIII Dc AS FoLlowa

Advertisements occupying any special position IN
side 20 por cent. additional special position outside,
10 per cent
81 Advertisements inserted In the Local Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may b. made periodically when agreed
upon but every such change will involve extra OK
pense, TO be paid for by the advertiser.
Advertisers exceeding he space contracted or teH
BE- charged for The ercess
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George Washington, the Devoted

Patriot.
The Committee appointed by the City
Council and the Nashville Union Club,
to make all necessary arrangements to
celebrate in a becoming manner the one
hundred and thirty first anniversary of
the birth of the immortal WAsHISGToN,
are requested to meet at the Mayors
Office on Wednesday evening, the 11th
instant, at 4 o'clock 1t is hoped that
the members will be punctual in their at
tendance, as business of importance will
be brought before them.
Societies or associations (from pairi-
otto motives), wishing to cooperate with
this Committee, are respectfully invited
to send representatives..
By order of
nEXrnnI