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AashrtIIE MaiDu.

We are much obliged T. Mr. J n.
West, Adams Express messergrr, on The
La n. r R for the latest newspapers
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CEDRoN BITTEHs

1na q ~, anl ~ uill never -se ang oia.r.
20 O. unt nee -sary go publ Ling si %. 1l-iaef
ids which the Cedrln Sitter arr sfefhc.
Ia d.-fas.s n che -fNnllfhi hfa a. L'frri ~
kidney
Iu III airctIans Of iAf irl.1 dFi utiag prs d-
~ gemtut ol thc al0macA &C Powell
Iu Cont, Blogmataln, and Neurma W
And ia FcYe aud Agref
a. Is Iostmcd iu agiarsldI ah utalf lsine SECS NJ
not onlg c1re aA ie".4 as'ers nat If,g A.-
thew.
A vine glass flii 81 Oh nN-rs u4a OIL "a ti ~
iofe each mrnl VII ebYlta th7 81 aUcta D. ths 1ia.f
unhealthy Cituaic. an1 screen iht psuna LsaAr e.
arsilst dsei-e uttsr tls ur1 irFlaH egro-uf.
"a by Druggists 8ld Nr1iCrs ifa-iaaf.
80 Or. laln l44's prl.lipsl Lsa-i. li.l -t...s
T. 'syl,-, hY nl.. l-@..
lOE @ALk. Whqtoaao aod lLtol " a Matt. ...l
tr-u3n 1i1rr, oUaagn trnos, Haff s1lIs, lorglsaa.
"a, ANAL
asltrgl Aglzt % Nifvuis
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DYSPEPSIA

and its attendant iTan az symlA9us % hcit loi
Aae 3 oharm tbaa = medicine, lteft u notAtlK W
te whole fange * tle MAttTis Mciica luN cin icf 4"
moment bear coinph' i-Oa viii u IN this 1l-"''-
A flA account 81 tlds woulcfiai plnt may 'e l"pia
n tha llth ailtI0n oi fh" y. IS - 'i7AtNi}r re n
1851 and liss ,..,.,
A sertH IA e1ps1iucuts, IN Wiu,l lr lSi b d. n'.n
~ ycafs surHselr hos l'at Nsrn pfy. sht to .ie
ecst0 term uaton, 4ua hf D. nov tnshl tD t4fr Pa
~ ,.,,ilts "a conti nai OH ol tfgsn. Hilh go 10
,,ro,e touIos thr Hs pfffe sell 10 ihr he-i NuIIi1
of cnoter disll,d lamlon Nhiss), siiI'h 4- '- c'f
adent hss no equal 10 DE W1li
Ne mint furnish yuIume ~ crrti. cutT~. nui no
plblrhayc lnug snca Is.fn'd " famstr slch tt fsa
I'd hcir true vai1e iue sifrsi fsu b. f0 every ons
20 tsst for himseu abs gfiues d. nra r Hto'
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Persons wishing fine pen can find a
good variety at tho Gold Pen Depot, 72
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
iel0--tE
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NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
Celebration Of the 4th of July, 1868,
At Nashvill.
AT "a. aILIEm, HARDEN,S HE'LL,
Ono mile west OF the Capitol.

At sunrise there viii be a National
Salute OF Thirty-fye Guns fired, and the
various churches and other public bells
will be rung.
The Procession win form on the Public
Square, and be ready to march from
thence at 9 o'clock. in the following or
der:
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Mr.. r. ii. Layne will please come and
aOe Robert LAyne, at Mr.. RobertsOn's,
corner Of Gay and McLemOre streets
RonERT LAYET,
July l. 81.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
A. a.. SANFORD A CO.,
Al Merchants isnnH, NO so can,

street,
viii furnish Officers and Sol5iers who
wish 10 send money home, with checks,
(Which are curren, in any Northern city
or town, and thereby save tho RISK Of
sending money by mail OF Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. liunel3-T
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Wanted

VHO EFAT by TWO YOuNH GtNllEMIN, A
i Furuished Room In % picasani l0oahy, within
casg walking distance oi she Posi- unlce hdirr.
a. b.. TulCu calod. luhtLl--J.
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united states Of America |:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNRBSYE No. z.
IA HEREAs, M information has been hlod 10 She
w District Court OF Tho Untad staiea for said DIS
triot, on tn0 3Qth day of May, A. u. 1855 by John
Trimble, Isq, Attorney for the United states lot
tho District OF Middle Tennessee who prOeooutoa heraln
IN behalf OF the United States against nackhges or
goods, lisi 81 which s filed Win said Information,
aedg0c, "a substance that snid goods werO seized on
land IN naa District, forfeited 70 tho United States
that said goods were transported from Cincinnati, In
TIE State " Ohio, 70 Nashville, IN tho state Of Ten
noseoe yoisiion of hesot Of C0ngross und the pro
claHnniou OF The President q the United Statc8 IN
tCrdicting al commercial intercourse between the
citizens and Inhabitants 81 hefaid Stntc Of Tennessee
and tho citizens and inhabitants II the rost Of tho
United St2ics, and againet tho regulations Of tho
Treasury Department Of The United Statss and that
Haid articles became thereby forfeited % tho said
United States and praying process against the famb
and that Tho same 30 condemned az foTirliof, a.
aforoaad
now therefore, .n puTlEncs Qf the moniti01 C. he
Court undor thC seal az the Court % directed and
delivered, / do hereby give public notlce 70 OF Pore
rous calming said Goods, that they be and Rppenr be-
f-ro tho said Court 90 D. held A. the Fooral Curt
room n the CITY Of Nashville, 10 said District on the
al day Of luy A, y. 1862 thon and there T. inter
pose their claims, and 90 make their allegations 10
that hOhali. II. Il. ALASCOCK,
fUua1-nfl
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Up TeIsaraph.

NEW YORK, July 2-Cot,an &c.
Gold 44}Sc.
A special 10 the Cincinnati Gazette
from Yieksburg on the 26tb, says yes.
tcrday McPhCrson's corps assailed the
rebel works about four o'clock. Heavy
olnnonading along the whole line. The
whole army was drawn up in Inc Of
battle. The mines were sprung at four
O'Clock 10 the afternoon With che thou
sand pounds Of powder. Results salts
factory.
Gen. Leggeti, commanding the assail-
ing force, is reported slightly wounded.
after effectiag an entrance into the fort.
Hand grenAdes were used with terrible
effect on the crowded and demorali7ed
rebel forces.
Mcpherson estimates the rebel loss OF
about 600 killed and wounded; our loss
less than 100 We hold our position,
and few hours must dislodge the re-
bells.
PHILADELPHIA, July Cool Pierce has
obliged the rebels to eyacuate stuart's
Gap.
The latest intelligence from Harris
burg says the rebels have retrestsd far
down the Valley, and ara of for the PO-
tomsc.
The bridges on the Northern Central
road are being rapidly repaired. aud will
soon be in running order.
II is rumorcd here tonight that Rich
mond, Va, has fallen into our hands.
Fifty thousand men under Foster, are
said TO be on the road TO Richmond.
The Army Of the Potomac is in excel
lent spirits under Mead.
CAIRo, July 1.-The rebels have been
making preparations 70 cross the river
and escape into Louisiana.
Our troops are planting parrots and
dahlgreens in tho Fort upon Fort Hill,
the highest ground around Vicksburg.
Vallandigham has arrived at Bermuda.
There are indications Of battle be-
ing fought day between Lee and Meade
near Chambersburg Result unknown.
Another fight probably going on near
Mechanicsburg.
Gen. Fitzpatrick has succeeded StAhl
in command Of our cavalry.
Mel. Gen. Reynolds was mOrtAlly
wounded AT the fight near Gettysburg
since died Heavy loss attends this bat
tie A deserter from the 10th La. rep.
resents Richmond people much fright
ened, fearing an attack, Citizens aT,
being armed.
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a PLEASANT TNc ESr.-Pfof. AmAsA
McOoY, Of Washington city, Is in Nash
vile, The guest Of the Union League, and
is stopping ~ the Commercial Hotel.
Last night the splendid band OF the Ist
Brigade, Col SMITH commanding, called
At the Hotel and complimsnied him with
serenade Of patriotic music. large
number + citizens and sojourners in our
city were attracted to the place and
evinced tho most eager and enthusiastic
desire 20 see the distinguished orator and
10 have 'tasie Of his quality" In re-
spouse to calls, he appe AIRED on the balco-
ny aud was introduced to the crowd BY
Hon. Geo. W. Bridges. Tie addressed
them briefly, but in eloquent and thrill
ing terms, rekindling the fire Of patriot
ism in their bosoms, and Animating them
70 renewed efforts in behalf Of their
bleeding country. The gifted speaker
was loudly applauded during his re-
marks and at their close All who heard
him look forward with pleAsureAble anti.
cipstions 20 his grafton to.mrrrow
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MASONIC NOTICES.

Cumberland Lodge No. s.--siated mostlngs on 81
saturday OF every month, At Odd Follows Hall, cor
Summer and Union streets: John Me,9eliand, w. VI
n T. WilkIn. g. W; g. sieferle, J. W; los. McCro-
ry Treas; Geo. W. Norvell, Sec, Vi T. Moore, s. D..
b. Grewer, :. d i. Fields, Tyler.
Cnsaberiand Chapter, No 1.--Morton y. hogel, NJ
G. High Prieet Adna Anderson, f. King George
seiierls, l. Scribe G. vs.. Peden, Q. ii John No
Clelland T. s.; G. W. :. Brown, r. A. CT u. G. Moss
M.3V. II. u. sartain, N. ". James Inmsden, u
IV;R.C. Branaiord, Sec; O. A.Fuler, Treasurer;
Fields, Tyler Stated meeting on lst Saturday Of
every month.
NaSAgiIle OovHeil No. John McOlelland, 4, j. g.
NJ: M. b. Howell, d. X. q. NJ. Adna Anderson, r. O.
" H. Sheffield, Recorder; ]. Lumsdeni CAPT.
Guard f. Fields, Tyler. Stated meetngs 81 Monday
In each month.
Nasdsilis Conraaadery No. l.--lohn McCiellsAd
Eminent Commander; Morton y. Howell, Generals
slmo; AdnA Anderson, CAPT. General; Gey. W, NJ
Reed, Prelate Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden
g. D. Wheeler, Junior Warden; @. ". ponigan
Treasurer; Il. n. Harrison, Reccrderi ~ Fielda
Sentinel. Slotted neeting3 on 81 Thursday OF each
month.
Pharir Iodgs, No. III Norton b. Howell, W n
Cos, S. W.; J. Bowen, J. W; John Frenba h,tSeo
L. y. Bakcr, Treasurer J. Davis, S. n; John Cook
J j. =. Fields, Tyler stated mceiiugs On iou1t
Saturday Of every month.
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United States Of America

UiNlhitA OF MADAil-I AE-AN l.ksohi,---Q0 %,
sEyHFREAs information has boon dlol in the De
w trct Court Of the United Stateg for said nstrct
On the ~ day OF jane A. ID, 1865 By John Trmble,
Esg Attorney Tor re United stats fjr tho District
oF Middle tennessee, who progecuies herein n behalf
NJ the United States, against 100 barrels Of WHISKY
alledriur ln substance, that said whisky was seized
IN land III said District forfeited 70 lie United
etatCa that SAID whisky was transported nom lou.
.sv!e Ia the State oi Kentucky, o. Nashville DO The
state q Tennessee, on tho lst day Of Nav ls63 Ia
,ieaton o che act 0f COngrcss and the proclamation
ID the President Of the United states iuiordictng all
commercial intercourse between the citizens and n.
habitau OF the said State OF Tennessee and me cit
gans and inhabitants ofthe rest Of tho Uued gtates
ana AGAINST the regulations 81 the Treasury Depart
mont on the United states and that sad whisky be-.
cao thereby tod 20 che United slate and pray.
lre process against tic saao, aud that to FaIne ke
condemned ~ forfeited, AZ Aforesaid
Now therefore, An pursuance of the mOniton 81 tho
Court under the sal Of said Court, a. me directed
aud delivered, 3 do hereby give publ.c notice 10 an
parsoun claiming SAID whisky, that ihoy be and an.
near before n District Court % De hoi at tho Fed.
ersl Conri r0op, iu The City Of Nashville iu said Dn.
trlct GA the 6th day Of July, A. d. 1865, then aud
ihors 70 hlerpose her caris, aud 10 mako theirao.
cations On thai behAr
C. 8. msrshAl Tor Nidns District ofTennsssse.
iuneh-lN
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DYSPEPSIA

ans iis attendant train Of aympDuz, o. -oia faon
Ike charm than medicine. There 10 nothing ~
tho whole fanFc Of tho Matcra Modica iht can ipr
moment bear "a oompai isOn with u in tnil dlaoa'o
a fall account OF thl wonderful plant my % iuup0
On the nth edition 0i the Y, q. NlHpfnapigi pages
1857 aad 1923.
IA perlaso Of experiments, 90 which Df hqll has o0en
f1r YEAR engaged hns Just boon brought 70 Eve
cesful torn uhl ion and he o. nov enabled % oAer u
Dr5vd tonlcs the whois preserved 'n tie hel qualify
of coupar.di allled B0urb0u whisky, which hn n con
fdart ha7 10 equal IA TO world
Ha uirht Furnish q volume NJ aerilaat e., bat .af
nabgc have long silco harmed 90 estimate sicl thmg
al thc.r true value The atst plan d iQf every ONE
io totf for hlnsef the vfg.si of a new medicine
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w, w. Craig.
DIR JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS +!
The Latest.an Most Important
Discovery az tbe Nineteenth
Century.

MO man's oasne ia moro ultimately CONNECTED Ul.h
IN tho history OF the Msefl iiodiCl q the Un,ied
Statos or moro iavorably knoNn pioneer IN med
lcal discovery, than th0i Of DE- juiN M ~, of LOU
isVille, Ky. His iuimitabi6 preparation on sarsaps
rilia hss long 6l0od 81 the head o the various com
pounds Of that valuable drug IN Compound rpotoral
Of wild Cherry has become household word through
out the West and south aud Do Worm lOreng6s In
lees than year after tnvlr inIfocuotnn attained a
reputation az widefpraad aa Gro continent 81 North
America. But the nrovnnr glory Of his o romans
70 DO attained in hT latest dsooycry rather
hination for ha does NOT claim 20 have becn TIE ds
oOYersr Of CEORON, which il te basis OF de blttoI9
now offered % tho public 1hgt honor belongs 90
the native Inhabitants Central America 10 whom
rs virtues have hoeu known ior moro han two hun
dred wears Armed With ti iiin indln bids defiance
60 th8 most deadly malaria, and iapi.af without tear
abe most vcn0mou1 forpentF. 20 ~ "a h1Hel VIII them
that while thore breath loi 90 no body Tho Cedfon
potent tocure, un matter what Tie disaae 1ay o..
Wnlo ar BAN e not prepared % Unduu ih.s eE-
trnyagsnt prctensor, ho s. nevertheless l.a1od
fonia thorough examination Of the evidence relating
o. ifs virtues that. az remedy and preyentga for e
distaeo1 arising frum eXp0aure, other 80 charEta d
weather and climate, or 90 Tho mlgsmato Influences
% stands without rival AMI Justly dasarvca CAD
reputation % hns 20 long enjoyed in Geugp Aurrioa
and tht Wet iudi08. lu
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CEDRON BITTERs

ono tral, an1 you ain nl7cr IRE r1y 'thai.
10 e. nos neCcssary % pubii Ing iIai ct afffs
Tor which iho CeirJn 8iter1 are Fnor't.,
Ia 40 dlleases or She stomach, Bowels, h.fof nr
kiiney7
10 ~ ulcotilns oi &c. hralc depending NHn a.
rarEemoni on Stomach or Bowel.
Ia GCut, Eloumatismi AMI ht1's
And in Fewer ln1 AFuf
a. D. destined 10 EuIeraeQc lA other Icmalies. ID
NOD only c.reg l ihoTe diseases. bgt % pfsrenta
them.
a vino glass nil ol sac bl.tcFs lakon 40 hour bo
i1ro each neal viii obViato tAo IN oaoots q lho 0s
unhealthy e.ill., Az sel.ea Wv psi4gn taxing d
-Jld by Druggist ana Groc0Tr generally.
Sc Or. J0im Bnlt Principal OHne, Einh tirset
i0asyilloi Ks, june ls-am
kOH 'ALE, Wholesale ana Rsan OF a. MarblreI
b, q, nAWEa
CsiEgral Ag8nt fsT hcfhFlls
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FOURTH OF JULY.
The Fourth Of July, SO, at Belleview

will give 10 my many friends, an OK
oellent opportunity to enjoy themselves
on the Fourth" TO their hearts content.
From 2 o'clock, P. NJ, until the next
morning., good string band will play
the choicest dancing music.
The best and rsrest refreshments will
be served TO order.
Tickets at $3.50 for afternoon and
night may DO had at the saloons of oil
my German friends in the city, and al
the door.
Come one como all | viii endeayOr
TO make il pleasant to each and every
one, and nobody will leave my house dis
Satisfied. Rom. WEITMUILER,
june24-td
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When the great American aloe, be-
longing TO Mr.. Van Rensselaer,, of Albany,
having been in Now York on exhibition,
was on it's way mp the river, under the
care of the gardener or keeper, genslo-
man, struck with the beauty of the plant,
made many inquiries regarding It. In
the course Of the passage the inquirer
remarked.
"This plant belongs 10 the cactus
family, does il not, sir -
mo, sir IL belongs TO the Van RCns-
selaer family" was the reply Of tho
straightforward attendant.
The magnificent News Depot at the
POstoflce belongs to the SINGLETON
family. Suppose you take a look at e.
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GRAFTON on THE FOURTH. The reader
who keeps up with the news of the day,
Is already informed that Prof. Mccoy, of
Washington, will participate in the cele-
bration of the 4th of July in this city,
and deliver the chief GRAFTON on the oe-
casiOn. As we announced yesterday, he
is already in Nashville. His reputation
as en- orator Is second to no one in the
Union. j. b. Cough, himself q man Of
genius, and brilliant speaker, said Of
him recently--when he was 20 speak In
Philadelphia
Lovers of your country, cram Musi-
cal Fund Hall TO morrow night Cram
the Academy Of Music tho following
night Iwish / could be here on Thurs
day night--fOr in this house, on this
platform, thoro will stand 3 man 70 de-
iend the cause Of the Unions personal
friend Of my own-One whom l should
like 10 hear. A true man, true patriot
great Orator--the perfection Of rhetoric
and the sublime in Oratoryl Fathers
mothers, daughters, como and hear ANA.
sA MoCoY defend the cause Of our coun'
tryl"
And We add, Loyers OF your country
so and hear him tomorrow.
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How MoNEY CAN BE SAvED.-Before
paying ont Groenbacks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARG's Exchange
Office, corner of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
4 large per cent of expenses, as good Ten
nessee money will do just as well for
spending "a par funds.
ialy2-dlm
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MashriIle AuIuu.
ERIpAY NoRNNn - > l.al

Here's to you, Ben Wallace Of the
Ruth Saloon, and Little Bob" They
were admirably ooncocted. and very re-
freshing. The UnoE boys have no
trouble whatever IN storing ih'm away.
Where does the lqnor come, that makes
such glorious beverages
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l. o. o. r

I9hs y. dlDs Grand Secretary, shonld be ~ 'ssod
4. heshsfiss issa
Teaas,'ss Lode, 40. i--aeets eyerg heslsy lsyen'
ing 81 their HRu, % She corner q Nai1u aud sam
uer streets. The caosIs for the present term are
Jno. z. Mills, n. "a. McEwcn, Jr.,N.d,; John r,
Hide, Secretary l.. K. Spain, lTeesurer.
Tfnbss L0f7s, No. l0--Meets al tae came place
every Monday Eyonpg. The o8lcers are Horny
Apple, n. c.; J. /. Park va; CuRs Robertson,
Secretary 3. +. Brown, Treasurer
esaSeg ilofge, No 0O--Mests a. their Hall, on south
Cher,y street, every Friday Evening. The oficera
are frank Harmon, n. O.; James WYATT G'i a. H.
ooodlett, Secretary 81. G. Cotton, Treasurer
Av,ova LodSe, No, 10, (6erman)-Meets at the
aau, oorJrr az Union and summer streets, every
Thursday 1venlng Toe officers arc 2. Eriedmspi
SO; John flerbriohV.G.; Jacoo jnugerman, sacHe
tafy: 0en. GoifeFls, Treasurer
Ridgelg EaoazsFsae1t, No l-Meeis At she above IA
on the kTEt and third Wednesdays Of each month
The officers are: I. H. Mcbride, CT 20. =, Faer, n
r.; PsteT Heris, Jr.. S.W; J. Il. PpoSeii, J.W'i Jho
q aide Scribe B. r. Cutter, Treasurer.
Olsss BrGBsA E.loaasY1teia, No. A-hoess 81 th'
above Hall ca the second sld fonrto wednesday
aights Of ssah mouth. The oGiceTs arc; hanry Ap
pie, C.P.; T.. M0ker, HIP; R. A. Campbell, s.W.; =
3. Coleman, J.W.' =. r. Philips ss'retary; }.
Ward, Treasurer.
Tas neggss of Dsa.ghl-~a Of Rsbsbah-Neets tho hrt
Friday aftlrnoOn Of eRlh month. et O'oinnE
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A Picnic and Bran Dance will come
of tomorrow in Berry's Grove on the
franklin pike. II promises to be one Of
the most delightful entertainments Of the
Anniversary Of American Liberty. The
parties under whose auspices il hes been
gotten up, know no such word as fail
They will see that it is a success In every
sense Of the word.
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BENEFIT OF Nh. j. Il. ALLEN. - The
snterprising manager of tho New Thea
ire takes the benefit of the acts" to-
night, which is the last but one of tho
season. The performances, on this oc-
casiOn, begin with the sterling drama of
LA Tour dc Nesle, or The Chamber of
Death" Miss Mary Mitchell imperson-
ates Marguerite; Mr.. Gossin, Buridsn !;
Mr.. Lefflngwell, Gaultier D'Aulnay; and
Mr.. Allen, Count Savoisy. To conclude
with the domestic drama Of ireland as
II Was" Ragged Pat, Mr.. Leftiingwoll I;
Dan O'Oarolan, Mr. Gosain; Stone, Mr..
Allen.
We trust that the lovers Of the drama
in Nashville will not permit this oppor-
tunity to show their appreciation of a
mos. deserving gentleman, to pass unim-
proved. They are greatly indebted TO
him for much of the pleasure they have
Of late received, in witnessing the pro-
ductiOn of many pieces Of the first order
of merit and they have but TO sustain
him 10 secure for Nashville, In future, a
greater variety and wider range Of the
atrical entertainments. Give him \ sub
stantial beneft--one which will assure
him that he has not labored in vain, and
that his future efforts will be cordially
supported.
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Notice.

If Mr.. j. r. Shermerhorn, u. 5. A.,
will call at the Union office and pay for
this advertisement he will learn where
he can find package Of value to him.
iuly3--lt
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All members of the Union League are
directed TO meet at the Council Hall, on
the morning Of the 4lh, at g o'clock, in
order TO form procession, &c.
BY order Of the President,
p.p..ra O..
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Wante q Furnighed House

A MEDIUM sl1tD HQukg. 10 a good location,
"a well furnished, aud Nith all modern improve,
nts. emo or two servants taken " desired Good
care VIII hc taken Il oT0ry thing. Apply %
BkOWh q Co.'S
a college or % Cherry street
luly1 -lv.
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Summer Turnip Sect just received at
the Traders Bank, corner of Union and
Cherry streets. iuly3-3t
Press copy three times.
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NOTICE no sUTLEnS,

AND
HURRAH FOR THE 4TH OF JULY
30 barrels Sands Chicago cream ale.
so Phoenix stock ale.
For sale, low, at No GO Broad street,
corner Of Cherry. [iuly3-2tv
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Some one has been circulating = report
in this city that Col. John A. Martin, Of
the 9Th Kansas, was killed in one OF the
recent fights At the front, The report is
untrue. He is neither killed nor woun-
ded, and We hope be may safely 20
through all the perils Of this war
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BANK Of Athens Georgia. .t,..,...,,.,...-.a -
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mentioned below
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hsvc been wound up aud their hrtrF, 81 any arr
out are utterly WORTHLESS;
Agricultural Bank, a. Brognsyiilo.
Centr Bank az Tennessee go Nashville
Farmer and Mechanics Bank 40 Ncmpuis
Mechanics Bank, no Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution. % MemUlis
Exchange Bank, ~ Mgr,fsesboro
Minors and Manuiacturers' Bauk st kn5syii g.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Sc KnoFrHla
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, on pandFds..
hsnk Of Claiborne, 90 IaEeWci
Bank OF Ta2eWtll, % Ta1 we'll
LawrOncoburg Btut, 80 Lasrsucstufs
CitlEcus Bank, al Memphis.
Bank OF America, 40 CaIsavlIb
Exchange hank, Georgia
Southern Bank Georgia