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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

New YoRK, June A Federal gun
boat has destroyed franklin, Louisiana,
in consequence Of being fired upon By
guerrillas.
Admiral Foote supersedes Dupont.
A Key West letter Of the 2Sth says
the British steamer Dolphin has been
condemned, large quantity of Enfield
rifles and sabres having been found
aboard her. The Spanish steamer Union
has been captured by the gunboat Hunts
vile. The Octororo captured the British
steamer Eagle from Nassau.
The DeSoto captured the rebel steamer
Cuba.
General Ewell has command of Stone
wall Jackson's rebel corps.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The President has
revoked Burnside's order prohibiting
the publication Of the Times.
New YORK, June 4--Cotton sc. Gold
4835.
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United States of America !,
nIsrRIcr or MIDpLE raNlsEssEE -. 8

AFBEREAs, Information has been aod in Che IA,
w met court OF The United states Tor sail District
on the 81 dag {, June, A. d 1868, By John Trimble
ESQ Attorney Tor the Uni cd lates 7 the Distret
oi I'D tennessee, who proseoutes herein In b,haf
If tue United states ug7 ins 100 barrels Of whisk.
alltdgIug ia substance that ,Aid wh,sky seized
on land IN Fad Dist ict ss forfeited 10 tho United
staIea that said IN sgy was transported iIom Lou
syille In tue ate OF KOnttcky, 70 Nashville n TIE
state OF Ienuessee, toe Lat day % May, $50 An
Vsltion ol the at OF Congress and tho pr canaton
OF tho Pres den. Of the uted states teraicting All
commercial intercourse betEe,n The citizens aud In
habIiauts u Ne said state Of tennessee and che ct
Gems aud iuhab SAINTS Of tho rest Of th' United Slater
and against the regulations of The Treasury D,part'
msnt of Inc Uut-d etlles andtuat sad WHISKY be-
came thereby 70 ited 20 tue United state sud pray.
ing process against the same and that tAo came ls
condemned AZ forfeited, as "a ur sad
Now therefore, GA IrsuaEue q the mouitiou ofttO
Court under the s. al OF said Court, 90 Toe directed
ANA d,liyerrd DO herrby give public notice 90 on
pers1ns oaiuiug said whisky That hey hH aud sD-
pear before "a ittryt Cuur., 90 o. o. no the Fsi
tral Court r1om in tbo cry u Nnavile,l said pis.
trct on The Oh day ~ J,ly, A. 10 lisa thsn and
thero % intsrplse their claims and 10 make their =
sapOns Ia thai behalf
v GLAsClCR
rs. Marshal for Middle District ofrouusssss
luHNi-iil
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THEATRE.-Mr. Stewart, the able COM
odian, whose fine acting has given so
much qualification to Che public, takes a
benefit at the Theatre tonight. lie has
solicited capital oil FIR the occasion
The opening piece is the play Of Rory
O'Moore," ia which he SUI tains the char
actcr Of Rory 0'Moore; Mr.. Duncan, De
Lacy Mr.. Foster, Shan Dhu; Mrs. Ber-
nard, Kathleen; Mrs. Duncan, Mary
O'Moorc. Mr.. Bent sings the csvatina
"Let ali Obey" from Balfe's Opera Of
the Euchautress. Mr.. Stewart follows
with a budget Of his popular Irish songs
The entertainment closes with the di-
vcrting afterpicce Of Wanted, 1000
Young Niliucrs for tho Gold Diggins."
We bespeak tu!l house for Mr. Stewart
His claims are unquestionable.
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ATTACK on FRASKLN.- Prolonged
heavy firing was heard in this city yes
.erday afternoon, continuing TO tho close
Of the day. Everybody was on the quI
we, anxious to learn what was going on,
and where the big guns we're that made
80 much noise. It was ascertained after
piqbl that tho cannonading was at
Franklin, the rebels having made an at
tack upon that place. The result bad
not been ascertained when we went TO
pross. The duration aud character Of
tho firing led 10 the belief that the gar
rison had repnlsed their asssilants. We
shall, doubtless, have particulars to- day.
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Mr.. A. NJ. DoRLAND, long and favora-
bly, known among the jewellers of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
the house Of his brother GARRETT T. Dor
LAND, importer Of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has, we learn, estat l,shcd himself
in business in Murlroesboro, Tennessee,
where, with large and complete stock
Of watches, jewelry, spec,acles, gold
pens, etc, and a corps Of experienced
watchmakers, he 10 prepared to attend to
the wants Of officers and soldiers Of the
Army Of the Cumberland. His place Of
business Is in the Bank North side Of
the Square, better known in the army as
being the office Of the PAymaster when
there. We can recommend him as being
reliable and honorable business man,
and worthy Of success.
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NEW NASHVILLE THEATRE. ALI Nash
Vile will be present this evening to offer
fitting tIbute to the claims Of Lofty
Hough, whose benefit is announced TO-
night, on which occasion sho will appear
ia two charming characters-that Of
Tarlarine, in the romantic play of the
Seven Sisters; and Mehitabl3 Anne, 10
the laughable farce Of Yankee Ticks, in
which she Is said to be very fine indeed.
We predict raid upon the box Office far
exceeding any charge yet made upon it.
We advise all who wish TO obtain adj
mission, TO secure seats in advance, for
the attendance will be immense.
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United states of America:

DISTRICT 0FMIDDLE TENNESsEE-No. 7.
IN, HEREAS, az iuiormat'o a has been aled Ia the
w District Court II the Tn tod stat Tor said Die.
trict, N { Beth Gay 4 May, A. " 4 '63 by John
Il imb'c, ksq. Attorney FOR tho United Stabs Tor
the District Il hid1o tennessee who prosecutes herein
II bch4l OF the United states, against packages of
goods, Int OF which is n'ed with sal Information
aedgpg, ~ substance, mat 'Wd go is were seized on
lJni lns I'D Wstric ms ret ~ the United States;
"a. said goods were TRANSPORTED from Cincinnati in
tho Stale OF Ohio, TO Ma hvile IN the state OF Ten.
uessee 10 violation Of the act Of Congress and the pro.
cl nation n The Pres ident OF the United states In
torlttisg all commercial intercourse bttween tue
citZslH and hablauts of the said STATE Of Tennese e
the Citiz us and Inhabitants Of the rest OF the
& n,tcd states, and ga Mt the regulators Of the
Ire sury Department the Uuited 81 81 and that
said articles bee hne erpby forfeited G. the sal
Unit States, and praying proce against the same
and that tho same DO condemned as forfeited as
a'uIossll ...H
Now, IN rofore, n pursuance Of the moniton Of Tho
Curt undor the sed OF the Cour To mo diyucted aud
delivered, do hereby give puDlio notice ~ al per-
sous claiming said goods, that hey DO and app ar be.
ofo the said Court, 20 be bed at the Federal Court
room 10 the Guy OF Nashville IN faid District on the
9th day OF Ju y d. 1858, then and there % later
pose their claims, and 10 make their allegaious N
iLat behalf. r. Il. GLASCOCK,
{ s Va shall Tor Middle ustrlct Of reansssoo.
iunt4-iA
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The Richmond Examiner, speaking Of
the fright caused by Stonoman's raid
says:
The excellent people Of Gloucester
Middlesex, King William and King and
Queen, have been in such a disordered
and unhappy frame of mind that they
can rarely speak or write inteIligiblv
uson any subject that relates TO the
Yankees,
How great then must be the conster-
nation and confusion which bewildered
the sallow faced denizens Of Tippab.
Itawamba and Noxubeo counties, along
whose roads Grierson's cavalry marched
unopposld? And these raids will be-
repeated; they will intersect the rebel
lious South in all quarters; and "great
terror shall be upon the inhabitants" OF
Dixie. The Federal cavalry has, most
fortunately, az we conceive, been held
hitherto in reserve, though by the mis-
apprehension Of some Of our leading
military men as to the nature of the war
The teeming North has splendid horses
in abundance, and stout men who can
both ride and shoot While the rebel
cavalry has in all probability made its
best efforts, our cavalry is just preparing
to operate; and all the railroads, and
populous slave districts shall soon feel
its pressure.
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Many Of our citizens are already talk
ing Of the anticipated celebration of the
Fourth Of July, We love TO recur 10 the
history Of the "imes which tried mems
souls" and thore is no place where a
greater collection Of patriotic songs, ex-
citing and thrilling Revolutionary bio
graphic romaucss and legends, can To
found than at Singletou's Literary and
News Depot. 1t is truly the Temple Of
Patriotism. june4-2t
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soIdier,s monorLn.,
CAMP DnATE, MuRrnErspoRo
TENN. Juno . 1900

DAIP DRAKE, MuRFREEsBoRol
Tenn June 2, 1863
Eaitor Of ls Nashville Union
sin;-I see by dispatch in to.dav,s
paper that Provost Marshal Wiles n
made arrangements with the Adams En-
press Company to pay all soldiers who
lost money by the late guerrilla raid on
toe railroad between here and NasbviIIo
Now what | want to know is, how oro
we poor devils who sent our money nv
Uncle Sans mail, that was on the sano
train, to get our greenbacks back? I
suppose nobody is responsible for It.
Answer it if you can.
Yours, Fmsr Ou,o
1--WE do not understand the nature Of
tue arrangement made by Provost Mar
shal "iles with the Express COMPANY
VIII some one of the parties inform us {?
AS regards the money lost by mail. IL
seems to US that as the money was earn.
ed by poor men in the service of UncIo
sam, and was lost by Uncle Sam. after
receiving it from the soldiers for safe
conveyance, it ought to be refunded TO the
soldiers who are not able to lose it.
The money might be raised by assessing
a light tax on rich rebels in tho neigh
b'rhood where the mail train was at
tacked.1
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NOTICE q SntInrr.
just received and for sale at reduced

just received and for sale at reduced
rates. ..
$50 barrels dried Apples
100 do DO Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
125 kits Mackerel
Candies of ali kinds Figs; Dates !;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. & H. LANDsBERa & Co.
Corner Square aud Market street,
may 10
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NEW RAIAERY.

iO5, North College street. 1O5.
AT the old stand Of Smith Sc Day, near
the Louisville Depot. Families and shop
keepers can be supplied daily with fresh
Bread, Pies, Tea, Spice and Ginger Cakes,
delivered fee of cost. Suffers and
wholesale dealers can also be supplied
daily and in any quantity, by leaving
their orders at No. los, North College
street. NJ. SOLOMON & Co.
may TO
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Hich nud Rare.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. NJ. SoHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, . choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
a new article only Just imported,
aprl6-tf
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New MODE OF CHOOSING PRESIDENT
A writer in the Augusta Constitittionalist
makes the following suggestion
When the war is over and we remodel
our Constitution, let as provide that the
election of President shall be conducted
after this manner: Let the electors, I'M
pledged to any man or party, select from
heir own State citizen worthy of fill
ing the Executive office. Let the names
of the candidates, Zone from each State)
be put into bag, and then, all precau-
tons against fraud having been taken,
and prayer put up by some minister of
the gospel for Gods direction, let little
chIld draw out two ballots. The name
first drawn out TO be that of President
the second that Of the Vice-President.
BY this We will acknowledge God ss
our king--we will give our ambitious
men a higher aim than that of the mere
demagogue-- will curb the violence
Of party spirit, by localizing tive will
rtmuVo from the people all motive for
parlizanship--we will streng then the
S ates by rendering Capitalization more
difficult together with other effects
which will suggest themselves TO all
conversant with the history of Repub-
lies.
Isn't the idea of getting debauched
old scoundr,l like Psrson McFerrin to
Pray over this political lottery to pyeUet
fand, a peculiarly happy one. Why, the
prSy er of ITSELF would damn tho whole
concorn
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Capt. CoSovER, Of the 8th Kansas reg
iment, acting under the authority of Col
MAhTIN, Provost Marshal, sent the fol-
lowing named persons outside of the
Federal lines yesterday:
Mr. Nicholas G Nance,
Mrs Belhenia Nance,
Miss Mary A. Nance,
Miss Bethenia Nance,
Miss Susan w. Nance,
Miss Martha II. Nance,
Miss Snlic p. Nance,
Mics Virginia L. Nance.
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NEW NASHVILLE THEATRE The great
est amount of amusement can be witness
sed at this establishment For every
body goes to see the Seven Sisters, and
every body is delighted, We are sorry
Mr. McDonough cannot proloug his en-
gagement beyond this week, f'r We have
never seen our soldiers and citizens In
better humor than a, The present time
and the presence Of 90 many ladies Ia .
cheerful sight
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United States of America:
DISTRICT OLE MIppIR TENNESSEE ",

Ds1IfICI OF mlBDlh lENNk EsnEE--NO. B..
WHERE'S an information has boon a. ed In ,tc
w District Court Of tho United states for saiJ
District en- The 10th day Of May, 1888 BY John Trim
BIZ, Ia, Att rney Of the Tn ted Statea gaid nj
t-ict on tho half ~ the sail United Stat T. gaipst
certain lot Of goOd' Low lyug in the 81 rehouse Of
b. s II milton, at Nashville, Ia the district ai,re.
said and consisting Of pickles, preserves fruits con.
dnents tobacco sugar, cigars wines, CT Ter oysters
sardinCs canlies, aud divers other articles list Of
which Is O with said Information, allie lgipp. In
tubstnuos that said goods seized on laud nnd no
tho District aor,s ID, as forfeited 10 the United
states that said goods wore TRANSPORTED from Lon
svie, In he State Of Kentucky, 20 Ma hvlle In the
Stat o Tennessee 10 violation Of theaGt Of Congress
an, 10 reclamation OF the President OF the United
Stat,s ut rdiGting all Commercial Intercourse be-
tween the CITIZEN aud inhabitants the said state OF
Tenne and the cit Gems and habitauts Of thsrest
Of the United rates, and against the regulations Of
tho Treasury depar ment ul the Unitod Stat 3; a d
that SIT articles bectmJ the Cby forfeited t. tho
United State, and pray process against the same
anu that the same May be condemned forfeited a.
ar0re aid
Now, therefore, in pursuance 81 the nonition Of
the Court under the sSs OF the court 10 MO direesd
ana delivered, do HEREBY give pgbl notice 10 all
pcrss4la Gaining said articles In any manner IN
tsrssed therein that they be and appear s-ora the
said District burt 10 be held at the dcral Court
room, at the Capitol Ia thu sity Of Nashville aad
District al0r said, on the 9th day OF July, A. ID
1868 then and thsTv to intefpose tb,ir csinf, and
70 make their allegations In that behalf
r. r. GLASCOCE,
......... c. Marshal, Middle Bat. Of Tenn.
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sUTLnns, DON'T READ THIS.
closing out Sale. ,a 3.

l have a small stock of goods which I
wish TO close out Immediately, as wish
to go North. My stock consists in part
of
$4,000 Cigars, good brands;
so Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &c, &c. Also, $50
Reams Wrapping Paper, I aOH sell
cheap. Come to "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. s. A. BARNES.
may24-tf
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The pre,tiest goods we have seen in
this market, are the straw goods opened
yesterday by Messrs. Green & Green,
43 College street Tho hats and caps for
boys faro perfectly beautiful" aud the
hats for young men decidedly the "t)n."
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNt SSEE.-No G.
WHEREAS an Information has been lled IA the
w District Court e thh United states within aud
forthe District OF Middle Tenn 'ee On the 10Th dsy
OF Nay, A. ID 1858 by John rrimbl' Esq, AttOrn v
Tor the United States Tor the District Of Mod Ten
ncssec who rr0secutts heTen in behalf Of tie United
States, against lod bags Of hJur and 81 barrels Of
Hour; aledging, IN substance, that said -four was
seized on land, m the District Of Middle Tennessee
on the ---- day OF --- A. n. 1883, as forfeited to
the United States that sid -four was trar sp ried
from tho state o. Kentucky the lst day Of March
A. d. 1868 /" the Stale Of Tennessee, in violation Of
the act uf Congress AID the proclamation OF the Pres
dent OF the Uni.e States, intcriictng all oommerc al
intercourse between tbe citizens aud inhabitants Il
said state Of nnessce and the cit z-ns and lnhabit
ants OF the rest Of the Unid states and against the
regulations Of the 1rea.u department Of the United
States ana that sad nour beosme thereby forfeited
tot Of the United States Of America and pray.
ing process against the same that the same may be
condemned IS for cited, as Aforesaid.
NOW, therefore, In pursuance Of the mOnitiOn under
the sra Of salt Court, to me directed aud delivered
do hereby give public notice to all le sons Ginning
said ur, or in any manner ilterestot therein,
that they and appear before the said District Court
TO be held az the Federal Court room Ia the City Of
Nashville, Ia and for said District the OH day ~
July, A. lSt3, then and there 10 iuterpose their
CLAIMS, and make thor allegations in that behalf
Il. n. GLlASCOtK,
Marshal Of tho Uuitel States
Cor the district Of n ddie Tenn, ssec,
June 4--4t.
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ERnATUN.-The figures in the 9Th line
Of the lrst article under our local head
yesterday, should have been S2S96O8,
instead Of S20O.6O3 as tho types made
us say.
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nrLoh FrnII.

A. d NJ. LANpsBERa d CO.. corner Of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand my ba,reLs Of choice Dried
E1st APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are Offering at the lowest market prices,
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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M. L. ALEXANDER.
NnshviIIo Tnion CInh.

The meetings Of the Nashville Union
Club will be held hereafter in the Rep
resentativo Hall, state Capitol
Regular meetings every Thursday
night may lO-M
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Ntrnvvb Lie! NtrswberrIc.ll

NtTUND 'FFtSs! NIFHWberrICb!I
During the remainder of the season,
will keep for sale at my ice cream saloon,
No. 43 Union street. fresh Strawberries of
the finest varieties. Families wishing
this delicious fruit in its perfection, are
invited to give MS = call.
iune3-1w CHARLEY MARTIN.
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We are indebted to w. G. Collier,
Brown'& Co., and j. G. Snyder & Co e,
Newsdealers, for late newspapers fur
nished us lat eyening
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During the Illness and indispositlon of
Mr.. Beaumau, | viii attend 10 calls for
tuning and repairing Pianos. Leave
orders No 81, Union Street
June 5, 1W+. III, WEBER.
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Persons wishing to buy fne article OF
A gold pen can ind plenty of them at the
Gold Pen Depot, No 70, Cherry Street,
near the Commercial Hotel. lw.
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HEADQUARTERS 81 BRIoApE,

Cd DIVISION, 18th a. ",
TRIUNE, Tenn, May 28, 1862
E3itor Union:
We were the grateful recipients of a
goodly lot of Sanitary stores yesterday
consisting Of potatoes, krout, and dried
frui', articles much needed by ouA' troops,
who are beginning TO suffer from scurvy
to considerable extent; and are in
debted TO Mr., Robinson, agent for the
Sanitary Commission, for his polite at
tentions and desire to accommodate those
with whom he has business in every es-
sential particular, and hope he may live
thousand years; and that his shadow
may never grow less; that he may con-
tinue to "wave all the time, and do US SO
good many more times again.
Yours Respectfully,
ftn,,nrvpganw
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All persons having claims against the
Government, arising from the use Of cot
ton bales on the Notifications at Nash
vile, are hereby notified that they must
be filed with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
day of May, 1888; after which date no
claims will be received.
BY order Of the Board:
j. j. DoNNELLY,
may7tf Captain and Recorder
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Sperial $putjtes.

VIZ WOULD REFER
soldiers or others sending money North, 10
a. G. 5ANFoRD 81 CO.,
morchnnis' Bank, College street,
who will furnish drafts for any amount
on Nss York, CiHannati or Louisville,
which is cheaper and more sqfs than send
ing by express. T May3l-1Ot.
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Lscnn tI,e Lnie.t No,Ks,

The undersigned would take this meth
cd of informing his customers Of the city
of Nashville, and Suffers Of the Army,
that be is now fully prepared to supply
all with q supeTfine article of mineral
water-Sarsaparilla and Lemon Soda
in any quantity they may require, be the
orders large or small. / have been a
manufacturer Of the above beverages for
the last IL years, and l will challenge the
world to put up a better article. My
wagons will call daily to my customers /;
SO that they may depend upon being reg
ularly served.
M. MCCORMACK,
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE, ON We'd
NEsDAY, JUSE 81, l863-Ot dry goods,
boots, shoes aud hats. A large stock of
new spring and summer clothing, con
sisting OF marseilies and linnen vests,
marseilIcs, linen and cashmere pants,
linnen, alpaca and marseilles coats;
large stock We will sell morning and
evening. Merchants should attend
promptly At o. o'clock, A. NJ; also
again at 2 r. n.
june2-2t. M. L. ALEXANDER.
WAETED,-A new or secon d-hand safe
small one, two feet square, or two by
three feet Word left at Scotts news
and stationery store, on Union street, be-
tween Cherry aud College, will find q
purchaser. lmay29-tf
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Id the rrnaer., nnnk,

Corner Union and Cherry streets, the finest
wines in the city can be had, wholesale
and retail, embracing Works Sparkling
Catawba, Champagne, Port, Madeira,
Sherry. Also, Scotch Ales and London
Porter. may 22.-10t.
DIR. COLEMAN, formerly Of rue Dead
erick, is now located on Cherry street,
lie is a thoroughly scientific practitioner,
and in his specially has no superior in
this part Of ;he country, it in any other
Those having use for treatment in his
line would consult their own happiness
by giving him a call. m22-tf
The subscriber Wishes 20 inform the
people of Nashville, that be has opened
his Ice Cream salooh, on Union street,
under the ODD Fellows' Hall, for the
public in general Polite walters al
ways in attendance. o. T. BoLor
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Becorder SHANE disposed Of 81 cases
yesterday.