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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-29

The leading editorial ia late Atlanta
lntelligencer Ia devoted TO discueAion
Of the probability Of union beiw,ea
Roseorans and Grant II believes that
k1seerans will be reinforced aud that
the great battle OF the war Will come of
between Nashville aud OhattsnoOga. II
DOT kJseofans will Gght no great battle
this SUMMER.
The jackson Appeal says Grants ar
my Is evidently beipg removed, and its
most probable destination IS the Cum
berland aud Tennessee. Enough, IL says,
will be lett behind 10 amuse our farces'
at Nioksburg, while the main body
moves rapidly 10 the assistance Of Rose
Grams The Daily Mississippian, in
leader on the same subject, says, from a
careful survey OF the situation which
tho movements Of the Federal armies
present, the conviction has been gradully
forced upon our minds that our enemy a
preparing 10 mass q tremendous force. Of
perhaps not less than three hundred
thousand men In Middle Tennessee. un-
der command of h,sscrans, TO hnrl upon
ooneFal johnson and his sturdy soldiers,
wlth The hope Of annihilating them, aud
thus opening the way to the Mississippi
valley aud the heart OF the Coniederacy.
This grand clash Of arms Is intended TO
give a quigtus 20 the rebellion, and the
hope which lhe knowledge OF this move
ment has inspired may have tho effect Of
bolslering up ihe credit Of the Lincoln
Government for awhile. The Northern
people have great condolences ia Rose
Grams, aud beyond doubt be 10 the most
willy and beet General In their service.
The Appeal says another hypothesis ia,
that the Federal forces are 10 be conoen-
trated a. Memphis, and thence moved
rapidly into Mississippi
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MILITARY.


D.parta.cs,-Headquarter on high street MAJ.
Gen Rosecrana, commanding.
osief arssY7nas'er-Headquarter on nigh street,
ne1r Cedar. Lieut. Col. Jno W. Taylor.
Ohlef Connlissavp-H oadquartera on summer street.
nsar troad LlIut. Col, q simmons
prouoa Hfarshol General - Headquarters on hlgh
street Capt ". N, Wiles.
Atri.i1nf Medical Diftc0TSurgeon A. honry thur'
sion i. 3 Vos.. 81 henry street
Po8T HEApQuARTERS'
PoV- Headquarters on College street, between IN
lon aud Church streets, (nr. Watara resdenoe) Cen
r. u Mitchell, commanding
Chief Assisiani Quarieru6i,e charge of Depot
and nlsbursng Ofiicer-'a l ~ q hodges, on
Cherry street, between q d, ADD thnrch
Assistant Qiartsrnlastcn o. areeol Clothing, camp
and Garrison Equipage hafket street, zap
Thos, j Cox
Assistant Quartfirnaser--I Charge OF OuAlteLu'A-
ers' stores Issues to spitalB Quarters, etc Oapt
s. Mexican Laporte, Cheicy streei, between Ohuron
and Broad street. -
ASSISTANT Oaarraadster--ln charge OF Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street Sap1 Hm
Mlls
Alsistant Quartcrmaaer--ln charge OF River iIsns-
portatiun Capt q stabhe, High street. oiu heaa
quarters Con Rosecrans'. mn
Assisidnt Qudrieru1dfor--ln charge OF HhiiIoau
Transportation, Capt \. Perkins, Jf.' on merry
street, near Theatre -
Aet A,ststssf ouarfsyqasisr-In charge Of Means
Of TranspOrtaiion, Public shops, etc. Li1nt q. a.
irwin on CherrystTeet, near Theatre.
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We can get for them. l encloss you a
letter from one of my neighbors to the
Cincinnati Enquirer; if you are disposed
10 criticise that you can do SO, with the
use Of my name. If you do comment on
the letter doit as strong as you can.
Yours, very respectfully, Sc, af
JONATHAN SHADk.
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Respectfully, yours, etc,
LEWIS e. BaEwsTEH,
Capt. Cong Co. E, 2lsl Ohio Vols.

The 18th Ohio Infantry plays clubs
finely. Read the following which en-.
veloped a club Of fifty subscribers
We have always received great enoOur-
agement from your papers, and think IL is
nothing but honest 70 extend our mite Of
encouragement 70 you. These numbers
were ali subscribed for in O.. e, one of
the smallest companies in tue l4lh Reg
imeni. The soldiers, nearly unanimous
ly, endorse your views. After reading
your editorials they apply their shoul-
ders alresh 20 the car of Prolress, and
it moves. Like the car of Juggernaut IL
destroys many victims, but not unlike
that car, il only crushes those who throw
themselves in its way.
Look out for more clubs shortly from
this Regiment.
Yours, with respect
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NO II
A ronItent K,ntuol,y nobsl.

We are indebted to the poIiteness of
ID. B. Tiffany, Esq, az Camp Chase, for
various Interesting items from his baili-
wick, among others Is the following well
written aud manly letter from Ken
tuokian, now confined atCamp Chase. 70
his friend AZ home. The writer is an
intelligent and worthy man, member of
the Kentucky Bar aud of high political
influences a home; he frankly admits his
mistake, aud giv,s his Kentucky friends
some excellent advice. He SAYS" W.
hare fiiei and from His dan f5,ipay9 ue
rebellion IgiH 90 d0ioR P'-aud ia our most
solemn conviction we believe he is cor
rect. The letter is as follows:
CANE CHAsr, April 2l, 1868.
DEAR Sm:-Snce | joined the rebel
army great change has come over the
spirit OF my dreams. The more / see of
this fratricidal strife, the more am con-
vinced we can never hava peace exceps
by reunion. No line Of demark ion can
ever be drawn. We have failed and from
This day forward the Rebellion will 90
down. / once loved my whole country
but being Southern man, with Southern
sympathies, took up arms for the South.
have laid them down, aud, as there is
Gud in heaven, ! intend TO return 20
my iirst love. Secession you know al.
ways loathed and hated, and despise il
now more than ever. To Kentuckians.
after my experience in Dixie, say, stay
athome and defend your State the Gov
eminent we once enjoyed is worth more
than all the "kinky heads" on earth.
Send me some clothes and money, and
procure my release.
Yours, aneotionately.
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JouS y. H,pr. Grand Secretary, SHOULD be a. ~
.f N,sLnlIlr Tense

JouS r. Hipr, Grand Secretary, should be a. ased
al Nashvllio, IspR
n,ias,ass Lsi1o, No. i-docta cVery tues ~ tNoa-
ng, at their Han, on the corner q Ohion and sum
meg t,roea The o0ioers Ter the pleaent TORN aie
lnn B. Nils, NC. n. n, Mckwen, Jr.iN'0'i john "
llte, 'aueary H. X. Spain, Treasurer -.
Rabus LoiJs Ne i0--Mects AZ the same pace
r1ury Aolday Evening". The officers are hsnIy
APPLE, N.Ga D. D. Pork VI Ohas' hoperaonl
Secretary h y Brown. Treasurer
sntg Lotss 40. e0--Meels at their hali on sou.n .
Nhouy street, every Friday Egcning the e.oers
No Drank Harmon, NJ G,i James wait, f'od r. ~
Goodl'iI 6'or,iay 81. q Cotton IT. asnrer a. i.
dErora iodyo, No. lvt, (0ormaui i-hreW az Ie
iah. corner Of uni0n ana summer streets, every
hnfaiay hv.uing. The onicora are 7 tfieln'A o
N u,i John irbrchV.Ga jacob Jpugormani eeofe-
aiy Gen soucf Ii. Treasurer.
hW1ef balomrHrff. 80. l--Meoia at the enofe hAi
on tAe N'H An. third Wednesdays OF eaeh MONTH
,he nneaia 'ro q a. NrhTide, CP.sG n faheri ~
f'ifc'F tHTrs ID. fN.; y. ID rucl eu, J,W anA
WlNet s.'.pt p b. cttter, lreasOrrr
v.t,e t.''A l1ouufmr4., No. f--Arels st tho
~ e4l .a i-1 aeoui and fourth wednesday
n 1.l'SH SH month. Tla oaonrs are hrugy An-
N'c,ll 3. n 9g-fl Hri R. A. Campbell, sWs ~
Nani, rrta.utrr
~ b'gre, @ Dasghi--sa RsbsLlL--Nsets tho nrSt
f"'N slisrnoon oi each month, at s O'Clock.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE THIS DAY REMOYED NY ENrIRE STOCK
10 the Eciipso stable, on Market street, formerly
occupied by Nj 0EE, where will be pleased 10 wait
on my old customers and the public generaly, with
my usual promptnoas.
Constantly on hand, Hacks, Buggios, Rand Wagons,
Marchie-im NJ w. TEALEY.
Also for sale Al the above stable, 10 OF rs good
work horGaa
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NOTTCR.

HAVE THIs DAY SOLD TO Mr.. TEALa ht
4 s,abie, aud choariuy recon mend him 20 a 81 10y
Ola custon rs boloving that with bis present meili
tes and experience IN the Livery bufinohsi ne viii D.
ena bed 20 give entire satisfaction " We pnolio
T.. W. GRE,
Eolipse Livorg and salo siable,
nf.reh 1n-im No. 2 North Market street
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oAIo arATE AoEMoY.

Fstabnshed by Governor David Tod 20 collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio sodeTa, and 70 FURNISH
Them tranaportatiVu home TO direct theui ,oN y
obtain NAV for extra duty, AZ nurses, etc ohio em'
poys the geut and q q his duty TO give the busi
ness Of her soldlers careful aud respeo nl attention.
office Ne. cherry 80, near Chufch'
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ArrIcA. srsreA CouNrr, OnIo.

April 20, 1868 {
Mr.. S. @. MERcER, Nashville, Tennessee;
DEAR Sra; send you thirty-six doll
lars lby Express) which / hope you will
receive 10 due time TO send your papers
along. We have considerable many cop
perheads In our neighborhood. / think
your papor is about the best remedy that
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For tho Nashville Orion.
Tho OIher side.
CAMP NEAR FRANKJIN, TFgN.(
h April 25th, 1868

CAMP NEAR FRANKJ1N, TFsN.l
a April 25th, 1868
Dear Uaions l observe In to-day's
Union communication, with no sigma
ture entitled, "Hints 10 Officers" The
Com relates to Captains neglecting to
make out proper Descriptive Rolls for
sick soldiers in hospitals. Tie advice
the writer gives is good in regard to that
matter. Will you do me the favor to soy
that Captains are not the only c6icers 10
blame in this matter. have within the
last week made out four Descriptive
Rolls and sent to my men plainly diyeettd
and the number of The Hospital that they
are In, and The Postmaster has returned
them to this encampment and regiment
twice within this ,oe,k; when II they
had gone as directed the men would have
received thfm some time since ! do
not wish to screen Captains, but place
the responsibility where il sometimes
b eiongs. One other fault exists with
o6ice,s which should be corrected. Sur
geons Ia charge Of Hospitals neglecting
to inform commanders Of ssmpanies OF
the deaths occurring under their charge
also returning the amount Of clothing
drawn, and other statements Of deceased
soldiers which The law requires. A
little brushing up Of all the officers
would be Of utility to the service and
soldiers.
Truly yours,
o.. ~ uO4...v n IL Il
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DIRECTORY.
ERNM EMIT.
JOHN HU8H SMITH Mayor
WIILIAh sLlANE, Be00rder

IOBN HUaH SMITH Aayor
WILLIAM SlLANE, Re0ofder
JOHN CHUMBlEY, MaFslai
f.5gig Mayshal--W. n. WnsinsOn, A. q 1acker,
'n1 tle Moytss--iohn Churn boy, es-osolo bret;
tSob French, booond and 1hos. McCarty. thrd
49, As,essor--Willam Driver.
Rlresas CsleoioY-A, p. shsnkland
plflv Tar O0GeoioF--h. D. Harretg
qrr4rgrer--R Henry.
tlayf NaasT-Thomas Leake.
gugsyiHinaaeHf Of ne Workhosee--I. Q Dodd.
saB-7nsnden d ne Wa,oT Works--W m. 5tewars
Clf Of he IRE Depdrfnlent--iohn NJ. soabury
..rtoa Of hs OcueterB-r a. Mcbride
s.-a,i Ors5scsr--J. T.. stewart
O.ig ArorHeg--E. Mullgy.
ciTY COUNCIL.
qoari Of Adsgmes,--M. 81. arieu, President ohm
Carper, J0s j. ko0b, I'd Mulloy, "a, q. scovel, w. .
lusth m, m. g. l.. claiborne, ana j. smith
tonaUa OouHcii--Andrew Anderson, fresidenii jas
T.mcr william toberts, 9. IA. south cate, Abraham
Hrers Alex. Mcdaniel, T. q. Hough, Charles ayers
IB ,uuWieu, W A. MoClelland, r. j. erbraugh,
VIA Driver, VIM. stewart, rhos cready, VIM. ilaily
sraNplEs COMMITTEES or m, oTr oouSth-
Firanos-Knowea sc0vel sud Brien
Wais7 Warks--AudersJn, Smith and Claiborne
srso,s Hut, Turner, Myers, MLlloy, CboathHm,
YarbrUugh ready and llaily.
HIart-frrnef, Carper and McCelland.
ssloo,s--Cheaibam, Aulloy aud KncWies
fifs Department Myers, stewart aud MoCehand
G1s--Drlvor, Greatly and hyers.
UlasfsTg--- mitn, Sanborn aud stewart.
Morkei House -Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper'
slaesa-Muii0y, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
Poiico-Cheatham, Brien and sayers.
Ruy4rgs-Crcady, Claiborne aud Myers.
Workhouee--S Sayers, Kobb and Mopauieh
improvements and Erpcadhs7es-heOlelena' brieh
and sRnborn.
f4sbio properfy-R Robb, stewart and Driver
Pest Rouse-Oarper, S0uthgate aud Haley.
aU- The Board OF Aldermen meets we 4nehuhys
uext preceding the second and fourth Thursdays IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
nd fourth Thursdays IN each month.
NIGHT POLICE
r1ptain--Iohn Eaugh. lH
First Lisiifena,.t--Andrew Joyce. fH
g,cond Listtenanf-Jshu y Davis
PolssnsFp--Wm. Jackson, John Cavenoor. Sieh ia
da, Joel Philips, wm. Baker, John coiirell, Wiiam
,ayo. John Fngies, J. W. Wright, John Pickett,
}0bert SCOTT, " O. Franols David Yates Chas hu
lst and " nanley. .
af- The Polloa Court ir opened every moFnins AZ
aiue OicOcF
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a Mnr-olnh.
cANP 21- RKorMBSr ONO VoLs.
Mar Gui freesu0rO. April ~ 1903.

cANP 21sT REaMRSr ONO voLs.,
Mar Gui ifreesuorO. April - 1893.
Editor NaslVHe Union.
SIR-Having been reader Of your no.
Bile and patriotic sheet, Cor tho past
seven months, aud having learned Of its
Incorporating tenor with armed re-
bells ; its unainching, patriotic, and pure
zeal in favor OF liberty, union, justice and
right, have become convinced, in con-
sidera,ion Of these facts, aud their ems-
mating ID the midst of secession, wicked
ness and folly, that at least no serious
result can arise; but on the other hand,
innumerable blessings, and much good
may be the result fsending few copies
North, 70 our friends and homes, and
consequently, ] transmit you iorty-four
names, with their address, forty-two of
which were raised in Co. g." 2lst Ohio
Volunteers, in the space of one hour 8
time. With the hearty endorsement ofthe.
sentiments contained in the Union, and
best wishes for your success, l have
the honor TO remain,
Respectfully, yours, etc,
ata LEWIS e. BaEwsTEu,
Capt. Cong Co. e, 21st Ohio Vols.
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The rebel spy system Is asionishingly
perfect Within less than twenty four
hours after the order was issued IN
Hoyker's army 70 prepare eiglt days
rations, Confederate pickets Ghooisd
across The river 70 our yidettes AZ Fall
mouth-"Haye you got your eight days
ratiUns cooked yetr SO says q letter
FROM an officer
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no nnr snhsorihern.

In consequence Of the increase in tho price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing Once,
we have been compelled TO raise tho price Of our paper
to 20 Cts. per week, or 81 por month 10 weekly or
monthly subscribers, ard $40 year to yearly sub
aorbers, which must In all be paid in advance
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

. sAe.t6:--Iames NJ. Hinton. DsP'sie'--Iho'pas h"9
]. ].
on and !. X. buchanan.
Rsgiua-phlneas Garrett
7lg,sfse-W Jasper Taylor U
Oaroasf--N. H. Belchor
Ronger-lohn Corbti
RevenHe C0llecior--W n. bobertfun
Hrsiroad Tar Ooileot0f--I q. hriloy.
Ctnrqbias for ne Easbvnis D's6ic--icnn " ''oW@
and n Newman
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AZ EFF 4 II EN- Es.

Hon RlcEAsD WAILAoH.... Mayor Of washingto
City.
"B. B. FRzECs. Commissioner Of Fublis
Buildings
GIDEON J. BAIA....... Erie, Pa.
THoMAsB FIoREScK......P p PHILADELPHIA, Pn
Q. B. CuHTIs. .....-..... =. Warren,
" ELJAH BABRr. ......... Erie,
WILLIAM DENsIloS .........Governor OF Ohio
" JosikR M. Lucas. Chicago, illinois.
F" CHABIEs B. H0ABD....... WdiertoVn, n.
Capt. w. w. DoRsIss. ...s...Eris, pa
w. 7. SkIEsgOS 8 Co... RanAora Sa-hiDEtps
p. c.
WN. p. SHATrAcK Esc..... MoAdvie Pa.
SAMUEL A. FORD, Esq 80. chicago, Illinois
CoRY BARBOUR, Esq....... 1erre- -Haute, Ind.
o. A. PowELI, Esq. cincinnati, Ohio.
W.&J.W RoEsoE,.......
Gen. MURRAY WHALES. ... San Francisco, ]sl
JoHr D. HLYNEs, Eco Aurora, Ind.
A. n. HARVEY, Esq.... -. Nebraska, N.
W. E. HAavEy, Eaq.,....... Omaha City, n.
Hon. 9. G. DAnEYs. ......Peru, N. =.
tHAntFs =. CROsuv, ESQ.,. Detroit, Mich.
THonAs III WILSON, Eaq'.... New Batiw9re, MM
WAuING JEgFhRns. Ke0kuk, Iowa.
w. ID. BLArKRURN, ESQ. ..... Kansas Territory.
RI HuNureros LEE 4 Co. .24O Broadway, N. X
poWERs, BEEEaAF n BRAD 50, 81 and 30 Vepey ess
FoKp, Jr..... ...... Now YORK.
GAnDNzR 4 DoDGr .......... 10 Warren stTeei, R.1.
JER0aH B. BUoK, EsQ... Nassau st, cor, Val o..
New York.
L. X. BoosLEY, EBq......... .fOI broadway, n. y
WIIIAM DURyEA, Esq. l66 Fulton street n.
CHARLES Fox, Esg........ Cincinnati, Ohio.
JAMES o. GEp0E, Esq........ .COvngton, ky,
MARCUS A. FNcH Hsq..... Maysyile Ky.
iuly2O-ly.
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A Baker Wanted.

A coon BREAD BAKER DAN GIT A slfUArioN ss
.,t,ss, ~ thts oflee APll-u
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uoIIrious Services.

Posr CuAPEI-(soooud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and TIE Louisville Depot)
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at s'cock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at loH o'clock,
AN, and at Pm. Prayer-N Meeting every Wed
nosday night at O'Clock.
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Notlce 90 News.peaIers,

News.D Dealers wanting more than ono hundred
copies, must send In their orders by o'clock, tho
evening previous, to have them nlled promptly
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Forcign In,mlgration.

An extraordinary emigration has set
in from ireland 10 the Uuiied States.
All the Irish papers that have GENE 90
hand contain accounts OF the exodus OF
the people. Il is no longer confined, as
heretofore, 20 the South and Southwest
of Ireland, but the thrifty North and
enterprising Eastern counties pour forth
their skilled artisans and industrious
farmers.
From Belfast we hear Of the departure
Of a hundred male aud female cotton
weAvere. From Travlee aud Kilkenny
two hundred persons, chiefly Of the farm
ing class, left ia one week, Six hum
dred Of both sexes embarked from Dun
dslk during the last week in March, aud
i've hundred more left the following
week, Sigo Is thronged with men, wo.
men aud children FROM the interior. wait
lug for convey ance. One hundred and
twenty sailed from Drogheda on She 6ih
Of April AT Cork tho Wharves are filed
with emigraDts and their baggage. Sim
liar scenes occur Ia all the other seaport
towns, AT Liverpool the emigrant ships
were never doing a better business. La
the single month OF March 1854 per-
sons sailed, being an increase OF 10000
over the CORE ponding period last year.
OF these, l0sls were for the United
States, rlf
Come on 10 Tennessee We have a
salubrious climate, fertile soil, unsur-
passed water power, snd plenty Of room
The Nashville Union is a paper with
the genuine ring, aud we would strongly
advise those ofOur readers who wish 60
know what is going on in Tennessee 20
forward two dollars 10 the proprietors
and get their Weekly. Sjmo men IN
town have talked about subscribing 70 n.
We have left specimen copy AZ the
Post-ofiice, where all can sec it, Oxford
(O) Citizen
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couNTY COURT,

Jt.lge-Hon. James WhltwoYth Un.
glsrs-P lindelcy Nichol
a. The Judges Court meets tine hTrt Monday IN
zach monih. and the Quarterly Court. compossd OF
tie Magatrates Of the County, s held INC nret Son
DAY n January, Aprii. July and octohef
ClaCulT COURT
IfifI lf-= -
f1sfi--navid @. Love.
a. The Court meets tho erst Monday IN Marcn
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jsdgs--Hon N NJ, Brien.
Cgrk-Ch0res r. Wgg9ns.
~ The Court roetG the lrtt Monday ia eprh an
''''' '' cHANoEaY COURT.
(Iaaneslior--Hon samuel D. HriersOp
Ogcrk and hfasie--J T. Gleaves.
ar The Court meets tho Ore, Monday 10 Ma, and
NOvemher,
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SToNE's RIVER Ford, SIX MILES FRoMl
MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, April q, '63. I
THIS WAR, AN EmANCTPATOR
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or THK
arch 7th,
hprioe Of
acturingt
Lat day o.
thousand
2, 1885,
4, Pres.
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irica:

Es
within
Nashville,
rrinble,
he Middle
D onbehah
gOods,ron
and sixty
kcgs;aso
CnrpetinF,
oft Col
nine X Es
0lOf inf
lgalnat the
icd as fof
1nition,un
and deliy
all persons
inlNfpitl a
AID District
in aud br
ls68 at 10
| nd thorr
allegations
COOK,
NJ by Y
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Come on 10 Tennessee We have
salubrious climate, fertile soil, unsur-
passed water power, and plenty Of room
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-11
,V:-186O-X..

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Brazilian origin
parting beauty to the complexion and brianey to the
mind vet unknown to the commerce OF the Woruanu
we withhold its name tor the present
Dr. W A Childs surgeon of the Tenth Eermonf Regi
ment writes: wish every soldier had bottle OF fan
taton Bitters Thoy the most effective perfect ana
harmless tonic ever used ,.- . =
The following is from the famous hote proprleors Vi
Washington: .,. T, r, nro, A 1900
Afessrs p H DRAKE IL Co.: Please send us twelve
dozen Plantation Biters They are much liked by the
e"N - SYKES, CHADWICK 81 CO,
Propretors Wizards Hotel.
Srcb ia the Language reaching us daily. No article
ever had an equal sale Underno circumstances will the
purc standard Of The materials used be departed from
These Bitters are sold by all the principal druggists
rocers hotels ana restaurants. Be sure each bottle
hears tle fac siuiie Of the proprietOrs signature.
z. H. DRAKE Il CO,
202 Broadway, New York.
For sale by G. P. HARLOW and G. SPUR, Wor
cester. deon&weowis6m MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-11
Amtt10ms.

IBy e. b. LAMSON.l
OUSE LOTS AT AUCTION-I am
AA directed to sell at Public Auction, on the premi.
seS, on TUESDAY, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. ~ six
HOUSE LOTS, within 40 rods OF the new Wooden Mill
near the Junction Each lot 5000 feet of
land.
1t is in the best localities in the city for any
one to make an investment in real estate.
ms dts f. b. LAMSON Auct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-11
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspep!


EVER PRODUCED.
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia!
This Medicine will not cafe all Diseases, but is in
tended to be a SPECIFIC FOR SToMAcHIC BEREAVEMENT
And we confident that any ordinary case OF Dys
pepsia Liver Complaint Nervous Affection, Sour Stom
Ach, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache Dlarrhea,
Sinking, Weakness, Mental Dependency, &C., can be
cured by the Plantation Bitters. .
That judge of its efficacy we publish list oil
some of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness, &c 1t was introduced into Europe in 1910,
an was sold to the Jesuts the price ofits
own weight in silver humboldt special mention
Of its medicinal Qualities in his south American Tray
brated bark see u. S Med. DsDensatory.)
CAsCARILLA 3ARR-For Diarrhea. Collie and Diseases
of the stomach and Bowels.
DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of the Ioins and Drop
steal Affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For Eneebled Digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERS-Ar stimulant and tonic
highly invigorating in Nervous Debil ty.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scrofula, Rheumatism &c
ANlsE-An aromatic carmnative, creating flesh mus
clio and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds, orange, caravan, coriander snake
root &C, all preserved in perfectly pure
ST. CROIX RUM.
The powerful invisoratng and tonic properties of St
Croix Rum have long acknowledged by the physi-
clans of the world For consumption it is the only slim
ulant that should be used