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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
BRIaRcREEK.

Justice of the Peace, William NJ Kline
tob Judge, William Lanon Assessor,
David Miller. Asst Assessors, Emmor
Deitlerich, George VI Bower Constable,
Levi Sidler. Overseers Of the Poor, Jere-
miah Jacoby, Samuel Kelchner. Supervi-
sors, John Kisner. Jerem. c. Smith. School
Directors, Jacob Greasy 3 years, John H.
Smith years, Isaac Bower year Audi
tor, Enos L. Adams. Inspectors, Jacob B.
Mosteller, Nathan Martz
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
BENToN

Justice OF the Peace. Samuel Rhone.-
Constable, George r. Hess. Judge. John
r. Davis. Supervisors, Aaron Smith, Peter
Appieman. Poor OVerseers, Abraham j.
Kline, Jacob Weiver. School Directo ors,
Thom as Bellas, William Ash. Inspectors,
Daniel B. Hartman, Jamison c. Keeler =
Assessor, Isaac k. Krickbaum. Assistant
Assessors, Stoit f. Colley, Thomas Seg-
fried. Auditor, Thomas B Cole.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
ORANGE.

Judge, John Snyder. Inspectors, Aaron
R. Paterson, John Fisher. Justice OF the
Peace, William Fritz. Constable, Michael
Keller. Assessor, James B. Harman AS
sistant Assessors, Thomas McHenry, David
Hayman. Supervisors, David Herring, Jer
emiah Hess. Poor Overseers, John Keller,
Peter Belas. School Directors, David c..
Hayman, Monross T. Hayhursl. Auditor,
Elijah G Ricketts,.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23

Justice Of the Peace, Samuel Neyhard /;
Constable, Charles H. Dieuerick; Supervi
sors, Henry Deiong, VIM Hoffman; School
Directors, Aaron Kelchner, John Hill Over
seers of the Poor,l David K Sloan, I,aac
Hess Judge, Stephen Hutton. Inspectors,
Levi Fes,er, Edward Hartman Assessor,
LemueI H. Huichson Assistant Assessors,
George a Kelchner, HenIy D. Knorr; Au-
dllor, Lafayette Greasy
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
FisHiEGcREEK

Constable, Jacob Geisiuger, Supervisors,
Benjamin McHeury, Joseph Coleman !;
School Directors, Harmon Kline, J. c. Run
yan Poor Overseers, J B. Stokes, Hiram
Biuenbencer; Auditor, n A zimmerman
Assessor, Eli Robbins Judge, John Sutton
Inspectors, Gyms Robbins, c. B. McHenry ;
Town Clerk, Altert zimmerman.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23

Constable, Paxton Kliue-Judge, Samuel
Kisuer, Samuel Albertsou,
William Robbins-Assessor, William Eyer,
-Ass1 Assessors, Isaac keller, Joseph r.
Patton, George w. Derr, Jos.
Haymon.- Overseers, Edward Henry,
Samuel Gillespie,-School Directors, Isaac
Ikeier, Isaac Dewitt tt,-Audilor, John Leg
got
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
CoNYNGHAM.

Judge, Michael Butler inspectors, Mi
chael Corey, John Mcdonnell School Di-
reciors, Frederick R Wolfarih James Dew
ey; Justice OF the Peace, VIM. nj. Hosg.
land, Clinton Dewitt, Constable, Jane.
Barry Supervis ors, Peter Hover, Michael
Harmon Assessor, Daniel T. McKlernan
Assistant Assessors, Benjamin Lindenmuth
Frederick R. Woliarh Auditor, Isaac w
Haus; Treasurer, Reuben Wassar
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23

Constable. JOIN Hinderliier Judge, Ed
mond Schell. Supervisors, Nathan Bred :
bender, SEN, Reuben Hans Assessor. Ma
than Bredbender- ir. Inspectors, George w !.
Longenberser, John Michael Oyerseers rs
OF The Poor, Jacob Keller. Henry Hinderi.
Ter. School Directors, Isaac KIingerman
Peter Eckroih. Auditor, VIM. K Longen-
berger. Assistant Assessors, John Shuman
Henry Hindsrliter
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23

Thomas A,en Poor 0verseers, Phineas
Smith, Lewis Eckrolh /; School Directors,
John R. Folk, Isaac Luiz Auditor, John
Michael.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
F. BUTLER.
Mai. Gen. Com.

lEDlANAFOliSr ND. April -.
IxDIANAPUIs Executive DEPARTMENT,
April p, 1864
The following proclamation has been
issued by Governor Morton TO the pco-
pie of Indiana.
The Governors OF Ohio, Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, and Indiana, have offered
10 raise Tor the service of the General
Government 5000 (eighty-fyo thous-
snd) men FOR tho period Of 100 Zone
hundred) days, to perform such military
service rs may be required Of them in
any State They viii be armed, subsist-
ed, clothed, and paid 10y the United
States, but receive no bounty They
viii bo mustered into the service Of the
United States for the period designated,
the time TO commence from the date
of muster. The Importance of making
the approaching campaign successful
and decisive Is not to be oyerestmated.
and feel confident that this cali VIII
be promptly and fully responded to. !
need not enter into the reasons which
have induced tho making Of this offer
and Its acceptance by the Government,
as they VIII be suggested TO all by tho
condition and position OF our military
affairs / therefore call for twenty
thousand volunteers, tOrendezvous at
such places as may bo hereafter desig-
mated, and to be organised under IN
suuctions to be given by tho Adjutant-
General
Existing organizations of the Indiana
Legion offering their services VIII be
preserved when the regiment or com
pany is filed 20 the minimum number
under regulations governing the army
OF tho United States
lSgneo o. 7. MORTON,
Governor of Indiana,
1t IS rumored that Governor Morton
VIII command the troops in person.
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aiasiutss agotifes.

DrARRHGA ASD DYsrx7rRv.-N have ex-
aminod great number of letters from soine
Of tho most prominent citizeUs in Cincin-
natl and Coyington, ETC.. speaking in tho
highest terms Of Dr.. Sirickiand's Anti
Cholera Millure for the cure Of Diarrhoa
end Dysentsry. The letters are too long to
publish. ~. Woods, OF Coyington. saws
he was pronounced iucuTable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr..
Strickland Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst iorni Of Diorrho.a and nys-
cntcry. ap 26--tu witty
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

NEW THEATRr-Tae new piece Saved
by Satan was such decided hit last
night, the management have concluded
to repeat it tonight Miss Thorne ap-
pears IN five characters.
THEATRE. Mr.. Mexican Buchanan
and Miss Virginia Buchanan make
their 6rst appearance at the old theatre
tonight The comedy Of London As
surance" win be played, with Nr. BucE-
anan as Sir Harcourt Courtly and MIS-
B. as Lady Gay Spanker. The enter
lainments close with the farce Of Box
and Cox
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

SAFE OF GovEaEsENr Sroc1-On Fri
day nexs, Capt Charles u irwin, VIII
sell at the government horse pens, one
hundred and fifty condemned horses, q
portion Of the lot being brood mares
Bear this sale in mind, You that 'visl
10 purchase.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

REaGyED-P. p. Melville, Esq, f9r o
long time connected with the transpor-
tat.on department 1T the Chattanooga
depot has been relieved from Misplace,
at his own request The department
has lost a valuable at5lche
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE Us. Jc2fHf-FtGY Or SCbsifffNfEs
Cisr-sv.lie, April IS, lS5t
C1EATED proposals for furnishing ne U. =. Sub
= sjStcuca DeV8rt.neat vita I've Thousand l5,c=J
barrels of Flour Gcc invited Until the outu day o.
AIrl 1851, 80 IL II.
The Flour 20 BE- Of q oGs,.ty e4Uai TO The sample
10 he seen st my Office ia C.ay-ye, and 10 be lut
up in che hes. quality o! vel seasoned oak barre
and iJll head lined.
10 bd vail D. received for & less qusnGty thsa
one hundred l.ll barrels.
The delivery o. the Flour % b. commenced on OF
before tho 10Th dag Of A7y, lt0i. and TIE waoi"
aroun % De delivered before Nay 3ls-. 1864 "a tie
L. IS. Subsistence S-oIehouse, o. Red River Land
lCg.
The FIou- viii be inspected before being received
by such ro-a0a as the Government l-1y direct
'E;ie % be directed 70 C1f.t. Z. 3. MORRILL,, c.
s.. e,i en- l0rsei. 'fr0pcsl-S for FlcUr."
An os-h o. allf-. J.o must ..'a .1.s-y each bt
Eivit reserved % reject shy or a.. hos.
PAYMENT g. - made d. --el funds ~ may be
furnished hy The United -ta,ss.
j. B. MORRILL,,
~ 2--5w i--si-- lHI &. -
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We have had the eradication Of
Stocking tlrough" the dry goods house
Of WAr FrruA3 * !. r. Cows, corner
of DsadericlJ street and the Square.
Their stock Of goods Is largo and com
priscs an cxtcnsivcvar.stv. Everything
has been selected with an eve to the
city retail trade, and with great care
and discriminating Judgment There
Is therefore, nothin. trashy IN tho as
sortment; shoddy and tiusel having
been sludiously avoided Octho ladies'
dress goods department They have 81
r;rlit to be proud. jtha collection OF
best, the rarcst and richest fabrics, for
oicn ana domestic, staple and fancy;
and we have suspicion tina, thc Clersut
taste of some one Of the "rcBtlcr se&'
had something 10 do IN tho selection.
Tie gentl-man's dress goods depart
mcnt is also WI supplied Indeed, ali
the departments which constitute tho
thorough retail dry goods house, CON
tain the bestand most dosirabio goods
And then, the establishment supplied
with stahle and attentive clerks, who
know their duty, and tako pleasure IN
discharging it. It Is 10 trouble for
them to show goods.
The many old friends Of Wat FREQ
man, who reside in this community, we
are sgre, are pleased to see him resume
business, and viii Join Us in wishing
him, and his associates, the amplest
success.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

DznlcArIo1-Thc J. o. O. T., OF Nash
vile, win this evening celebrate the
anniversary Of the Order in the United
States, by the dedication Of their new
Hall. Members Of tAe Order belonging
70 the several Lodges in Nashville, and
transient brethren sajouTuins here, are.
we are requested to say, invited to be
present Theocremonies viii commence
ct o'clock 7. n It is expected that
this VIII be one Of the pleasantest re-
unions Of thc Order that ever occurred
In Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

Gentlemen who arrived in this city
yesterday, state that Mayor Andrew
AID al others who were concerned IL
breaking up the negro school in Co
lumbia, and cowhiding tho teacher,
have been placed under arrest The
affair is to be thoroughly Investigated
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

For n good cigar, supply Of choice
smoking or chewing tobacco, a pipe, OF
any th.ngin thai line, cali at IAEDIrFs.
next door 20 tho warerooms Of ". x,
Cornelius Church Street. Lio always
has them on hand
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Latest News BY Courier Line (!
Liberal Reward

! OsT OG STOLEN, FROM OFF THE Stem
l. in7l Louisville, on rhurs.lay lssf. tffr b. ~,
- ne Upper Nliirs one luA, w.th a-B AMI i.a4-
l"eS on . The Box aas louE, DBsr,W aui .isen.
A lberd reward R'il De gwen g. any one tsi.s5r,,
Tie same % this Office, 81 giving iuigrration lesf-
~ " the obtaining 81 t1s same. ap zf-st7
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OFFICE OF PR0yOsT MARSHAL.
NAsHyILLE, Tenn, April ), 1864
Provost OrGsr, No. II.

EXTRACT
VIII. The frequency with which horses
and mules are stolen if the vicinity Of this
Post by marauding sold;ers and vsgrant
negroes, calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression Of tho crime
Soldiers are hired and paid 10 fight. and
not % trade IN horses and mules. The
offering Of horse or mule fer sale bv q
soldier, IS IN itself an offence, and is g..i,uo
fac5c evidence of his having come in pos
session Of it by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing il, becomes sn aceonpl.cc
Of his guilt.
any soldier selling, OF ofI;riur for sale, g
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the ssme Of . soldier, will be arrested and
punished.
10 negro VIII be permitted 10 sell or o.-ar
fo- scle any horse or mule without a special
permit from this Office Oh proof OF ownersh p;
and any citizen purchasing @ horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, VIII
be arrested and punished.
The patrols VIII be instructed 70 arrest alI
soldiers found riding or having II their pos
session horses CT mules not branded lc.tl tee
GoUerumcHt Jrcai.
BY command Of BEIC.-GEv. r. s. GEAEGER.
JOEN ". UGENER,
Lt.-Col. l8th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
Aprl ct
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

Sec that portion Of the advertisement
Of C. ?. Barnes which gives the prices
81 his silver watches His stock Of
watches is Of the best quality
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Don't forget the sale Of goods By j.
. Co.'S, Trustee, which comes of to-
day. as the auction store Of John +.
Hume d Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

W c. Collier has added 10 his stock
OF Photographs, Ma. Gen sherman,
Mai. gen. Gordon Granger, and Brig
Gen. Barry, Chief Of Artillery Division
OF the Mississippi.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

Es5-if you want your pianos well
tuned, call on 3lr. Jackson, at c. D. Ben
sons Music Store. Ap26tE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

RIVER NEUs-Tbe Cumberland was
on a stand yesterday, with four feet
four inches water on Harpeth Shoals
The following is q list of the arrivals
anf departures Of steamboats,:
AREvED-Star, Mercury, anglo Saxon
and Venus, Louisville; Colossus and
Fanny, Cincinnati; Rover Tow-Boat
Tennessee River; Echo No. 2, ClarIls-
Vile
DErsrTE0-Colossus, Cairo; Nightin-
gale, Cincinnati.
The !. r. Gilmore departs for Pitts
burg at 4 P. u. today.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

Messrs. Green s. Green, - College
street. have this day introduced the
lateststyles Ladies Walking and Riding
Hats in English and Florence braid.
also fine Leghoru.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

All pens bear ny t~-5- a-a.k, " c.. =. BAESEs,
EzEEh IsU., h" for WHICH I have secured TIE
oc.1rrl. end ETg warranted Il oGrats free and por
-act "a every respect Sen. bv NAL or express o.
aay pa ~ the country m receipt a prce sIc r.
f-.= 55s-l Persons ordering vill please --ste ne
size anl -tvla de-.Sa-i. whether hard OF -of frc
GORE; slj i TIE gen Eould 81! O. pi5o-s prove
tese-lTa, WI. have ile privilege - eZctl--3rg IT,
deduction 81 l.-ocu percent. st1Tei On orders q
- or over, ssd twenty-five Ter ce1t. on thcae %
slqJ I.as-z3 dis-1uuls .rsle 10 the t-a4e. C41
rens repaired .r the ter manner f0r tL-dy-ave
ceats ,Gr1 s4 rl each. Pea a1d wash circulars
sent PARE. Adde'S
G. ?. HiEEf23
Dc-le- In Gold Pens s1d American Watr.e-
si9 IniyI street, LoGzFiue, Ky.
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L:ie is a race where some succeed,
While others are beginning;
IT'S luck 60 times, 80 Others, speed
That gives IN early winning.
But if youchauce to l.l behind,
Ne'cr slacae2 y0-- eu3aavor;
Just keep this uholesom- truth ia mind
IT'S better late laao ncyerl
Ard 81 tbro' oil .hc time hat. gone,
You sadly have neglected
To deal with r. II. Singleton,
Be now, tho late, Directed
Your Papers, Books, and Magazines,
Get from him now and over
Ho sells quite ehcaP--to suit your means.
IT'S better lato than never!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

Spring styles Gents fine Hats, Il Drab
aud Black, at Green * Greens, % Col
lege street
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l. D Railsbaclg, who can be found a.
the store Of So6el 3 Martin. No. s
Cherry street, opposite Conralesc5at
Barracls, is prepared 10 introduce here
q ncw gas burner, wEich IS commended
as good thing This burner Is tipped
wiih lave, and il is claimed for It that
its2ves gas to the consumer 1t makes
q beautiful light.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

Recorder shane had a brisk time in
BIS court yesterday, having tried and
disposed OF forty-fyo cases
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

PostoiIic2s have been opened at Frank
lin, Columbia, and Cleveland Tonnes
see
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Mr. Jackson, having returned, car b9
found at the old place, C. D. Bensoua
All orders from customers solicited, and
as many new ones as viii favor him
with their orders. Pianos tuned and
Lapl 2f-lk
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For .hnl-tosl ...-.r- .

For the latest spring styles-ther neat
est, prettiest, cheapest-dry goods, 90
70 w. Freeman b !. r. Cowan, p
Public Square, corner Of Deaderick
street ap24-lw.
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General Crisr
Nc. "A.
Officers O. the Army are hereby notified,
that FROM aud after May 10th, 1864, no pri
vate horses viii be kept at this depot in the
Public Stables without the sanction Of the
undersigned, and proper Forage Requisi-
tion5 duly rendered. Horses not provided
for, BY timely Regulations, viii be regard
ed a. Public, and, together with al other
Public horses left here for keeping, VIII be
Issued Tor Cavalry and Artillery purposes.
Officers in charge Of Public Stables here
ere charged with the execution Of this or
der. !. L. DoN4LD5Gy.
Senior and Supervising Qua-tc-master, De-
parJmeut Cumberland.
April CIV.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
DIR. KINGS
Dis pens airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR. KING formerly o. NeH YORK, 70
- lat fJu yes-s o. Louisville, by, wo0
~ devoted Is a-tenuon " the treatment ~ pr
stsen4icd o. prfs-t,oe ~ ui-n5 year, auf sHrr
80 nlsy t9ussE-. re b eItfss 10 cufs all ii --sse8
u pryate nature, no llsttor hos tai taey ray Dr.
from nudci faeriirsi treatment, ffom nee-ct
Of Iieir own. u. k.ag's D5-pea-E-y e NJ si
Desie-ick street., between cherry end TIE slues-
secosd story, who're be cures 81 s.g-ss ~ pr
vsle astgie.
Gouorrhas cured without Lauseogs medicines or
Interference with business.
-: .rRlres 81 Old Or recent date efectlaiiy eiscd
IN a ssT day, ~ ar Operation Whra cegsrf no
rain Where structure ezfrl heEl-a cc1l5t e.
enioyed Pefhaps 40 disease csl-es more uasca Il
snd lGiezTAlres she health 81 rrErh.
syphilis, w.lh ~ t.e lIse.-ss.. ~ the skin grrr-
r. o.. o. uegle- or had FRESHMEN czn BE- sile.l-
ally cured ~ e fss dsyz.
sAlgF8AL N2AEsEss.- PE-iirif.sr attention nfFrg
teen ETen % th.s r.-es-e, snd 70 .accalscqurc
growing oul - u M oE ms1y cafes - fle
Destructive ilsiiis q .acclsidprae youth aas! ez-
cesEiEe Indulgence q TIE passicn-l neglect 81
Which VII uudergine She cOlst tliicu, rendering
the subject unit tor Business or society and caus-
irg premature old aye
FesDtle- who may he lahouuE with any ! fi-lity
u the Womb may rsst assuree q iEirei-s-e r.
LEI
I-Tsons residing efroad, BY writing snd E-sting
Their case with Ess encl0-s direct % DF. A. X i
20. - ueafrck street Nashville, Tenn, sil hsyr
the neoasssrv nled--iues seat 30 thelr a1tr0ls.
Once hours from O'Clock " the morning Lnli 3
In Els eIeainR. Apd-dkaly
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Government Property.
Notice TO Debtors.

FTuiQ5e INIE8TED TO TIH LATE c. ~.
4 IoHlrAN. either ~ mole O. ar'c-u', arv
lL-s'lY requested 60 cell ~ tba .cenry Oslo %
y l5on Au--ee 10. - CheTTy--tr. e. .ld se-ri5
tn slIne wiihOu- Delay. a. MELON, At'mr.
az Zl-EZ
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Gents Linen, Cotton, and Wool shirts
ct Green d Green's, 43 College street
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CRocEERY, GLASSWARE, CulNA, &c, a. II.
CANFgEILs.-I VIII sell on Monday mora
ing, 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, 3
large and complete assortment Of Queens
ware, Sc, aud continue Tie sale each day,
at the same hou-, until this class Of goods
81 closed cut. Nsretaats are particularly
invited to attend, IS am desirous Of selling
IN large lots. Sec general advertisements IL
another column. Il. CAxpagI1,
ap2i-tf 10. a Public Square.
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General Crisr }
Nc. "A. I

SENIOR AID SUPEgyIsIyG QrAETEEEAsrEF'5 !
oFFCE, DEPARTMENT OF IEE CU2BEELASu,
Nashville. Tenn, 4 urfi. u. J5EL ]
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81 aahrille 9lnioll.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation CT any Newspaper in
Tenuessec---its City and Army
circulation moro than double amy
cfhcg. narer.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
paid, By Taos. 8. MARE.
CERTIFIED Northumberland Iab0Ters
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to The Excnance
Office, corner Of Union and Col;ege-stroets,
where Gle very best rates are given By
TEos. S. MARE.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rste Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville casbed On the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of uncurreut money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb I8-tf
The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be found ct Che Gold
Pen Depot, y Cherry street. Call in end
t-y them. Nsrch o 4
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IN connection with the ABOVE, I VIII sell my en-
tire Sock Of
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Twenty Thousand Yards Of Calico for
sale at IS cents Q yard, at the New Store, q
Cherry street, two doors from the Railroad
Omnibus Office. ar22
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A splendid lot Ct Spring ca2icoos Tor sale
a, twenty-five cents q yard, at the New
Store, q Cherry street. ap22
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Cut-Ls ntAtCts p''-~
Cavalry Boots tor 81 % st 4G, Union ereot.
-sSz--
Porter on draft at the ST. Nicholas.
Sands Chicago Cream Ale st tho St.
Nicholas.
Hume's Celebrated AIusty Ale on draft at
tho ST. Nicholas.
Pure juice Of the Apple, Sweet Cider, ca
draft st the st. Nicholas.
'Alfand Alton draft al the s.. Nicholas
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Gents fine Lasting Caters for 81 so at 46,
Union street.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots Tor
s. 50 st46, Union street.
Citizens Good Boots fer 50 CO at 40, Union
street.
Ladics fine lasting Hoeled Congress Gait
crs for 81 30 ct 40. Union street.
Bird Cages and Tin Ware Of all kinds,
g. ths Hardware store Of W. Fall i CO.
Miller Plows-Avery Flows for sale
by q. ". Fall & Co.
Ncck's Celebrated Reels for s0le by
G. ". Fall ( Co.
Go TO G. W Fall & Co. for your Trace
Choirs, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, ST.
terl, &c, &c.
A Tip top a5-o-tmeut If Gents apd Is
dice, Hoota ana Shoes, ChssQat As, Union
street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

TUESDAY NoRNIEc. APRIL 3. I.s4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

UEycF ~ THs GRcrT ~ issUaiScg Co.,
No. - rIxSsr., NYw.ioZx- Aug. o, Iaoi.
NIYIDEND NOflCE.--rhe Directors have
~ III. day (nner making resuryaioDs required by
sion I, q. the ,i-gl iLlrce law, amended Ia May
i4l ID sine following DIVIDENDS cut ., the p.shs Of
tire isoll year ending July 81 4 81
lot. 4 CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN Ge) FER CENT on
Tho ciyi- Of sto @ .su, the credit OF siockhod.
tho boots Of t-' Company tho 25th OF july, l'i,
sysba 20 tire d 0cE)d.n % Ghelf legal rcfrese1atiye.
% DENkSD.
I'd a. IETIRE5r DIVIDEND of SIX ,6l PER CENT
the outftals .cp " he Company. payable ia CASH,
% ~ Alter NDfElilkE l.
"a. Z SCRIP DiNIDEAD OF FIFTY (5ol FER CENT. on
Flc0o "E,d participating greusn,s Of 10 year ending
July 81 81. witch SCRIP CERTIFICATES viii be issued
" after SJE tMbER l.
ALL hBovE DIVIDENDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT
TAX.
JOSEPH WALKER, President.
THOS W. biRDSALL, Vice President.
II. L. llAfpoCX, secgeiafy.