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DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt the most obsti-
nate disease except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes but will state that the effect CT the dis
ease is the conversion Of the starchy principle Tor
vegetable portion of the food) into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to excessive secretion of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are ignorant Of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day. and obliged to get up from to
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken of it until their attention is called to the
large discharge of water, and often when it is so far
advanced as to be beyond the control of ordinary
remedies, Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
tOlerable-he patient drinks constantly aoithout be-
ing sGtiSed; also dryness of the mouth cracking of
the lips, sweet breath, in the advances cases.
and finally loss Of appetite, emaciation, and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION w ATER is, without doubt the only
known remedy for diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that it is specific as we have that opium
will produce sleep, and truthfuly say that it has
cured every case in which it has been used.
Stone i'm the Bladder, Calculus, Grav-
ell, l,Brick Dust Deposit, Etc, Etc,
Diseases arising from faulty secreton-in the one
case being too little, and accompanied by pan
and in the other too profuse secreton-which will
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An extra copy furnished to the getter-up
Of a Club Of twenty or more. I 20 aa'
u For Club of fifty THE TRI- WEEKLY, and
for a Club of one hundred The DALY,
viii be sent to the getter-up of the Club.
bSubscribers' names will be written upon
Club papers, as well as upon others-some-
thing that is done in very few other
Offices l-.en.I ele y
THE cash must accompany all orders.
Orders and letters should be addressed to
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is'slA.a g ~ COLUMBUS, ONO.
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And all other difficulties of this kind which so much
disfgure the outward appearance of both males and
females, often making them disgusting object to
themselves and their frianda
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NEW FIRM.
, r oSE & BEEM,5
Merchant TailOrs,

Corner Town a. High SITS.
HAVING ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
Ii together under the above named firm, for the
purpose Of carrying on the above named business,
we ask the attention Of the public TO our large rich
and well selected stock Of Goods In our line. We
best grades and styles Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
yestingsi also, a full stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. We attend TO business personally. do our
work. Especial attention is paid oliiiiary omcers
o'0'nns' ROSE & BEEm.
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Constitution Life Syrup
HAS PRODUCED lo
A REVOLUTION I'm MEDICINE.
Are Invited to Use Constitution Life
Syrup.
RAPIDITY OF CURE

During the past five years we have contended wit
obstacles and overcome opposition as herculean .
were ever encountered by any reformers.
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FRENCH'S HOTEL.
llds on the European Plan, be-

Opposite the City Hall Park, corner of Frankfort
Street, New York.
CPACIOUS Refectory, Bath Rooms,
- and Barber Shop. Bedrooms warmed gratis, and
only one bed in room. Do not believe runners or
haelmen who say We are full. Servants are not al
loved 70 receive porauisites. aprz3diy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
The Necessity for Harmony.

We have heard much during our OBJ
seryations Of the workings of politi-
cal parties about the necessity for par
tizan unity Sometimes that necessity
exists oftener it does not the cry,
too frequently demands a sacrifice of
all good principles; Of all Individual
independence of everything which
pertains to manhood and the only
return received is the selfish salts
faction OF triumph, in which 90
principle held dear is indicated. 1t
does not unfrequently occur that men
rejoice IN triumph over an opposi-
ton which really advocated measures
more nearly o.their views, than those
promulgated by their own candidates;
yet the ties of party are strong and
not easily severed
But to-day, we have not only real, but
absolutely vital issues. The fate of the
nation alhinges upon their decision.
with Vallandigham or Fernando Wood
as President--or with any peace man
as President-the independence Of the
South is assured; and from that mo
ment further disintegrations viii com
mence until half a dozen -confedera-
cies, each held together by a mere rope
of sand, viii be engaged in perpetual
strife and turmoil, until the slaughter
of the last three years viii have been
nearly forgotten, in that which would
follow; while with a true and unhinching
patriot-one who is for the suppression
Of the existing rebelion-and who wiz
accept nothing less-at the head of
affairs, when the present strife has
ceased, the question Of national unity
will be settled forever
When such are the momentous con
siderations which must demand the
attention of every man, we do not think
an appeal for party unity will be re-
ceiyed ike the mere cant in which
politicians usually indulge
Can any calamity befall US of a mag
nitude equal to that which would fol-
low a dissolution of the Union All
other wrongs can be righted; for
we can rely upon the intelligence of
the majority of citizens, to do justice
when the shock Of arms has subsidized :;
but who will vouch for more than a
Punic armistice when Anglo-Saxon
America has become Mexicanized !:
whenit is understood that The minority
may, at any time, make a successful
appeal from ballots to bullets?
We ask, then, that Union men lay
culties, and stand, side by side, in the
great work Of saving the country; in
the work Of again hallowing the prin-
ciple that each decision at the ballot
box shall be final, until the day for
another election shall have come round.
We believe the loyal people Of the
country are fully impressed with the
necessity for party unity for the sake of
national unity; and that they have
made up their minds to stand together
in this crisis, as did the patriots Of the
revolution before them.
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Sherman agaln Oh The March.
Joe Johnston rIanlsed Onee More.

We have received reliable informa.
ton that Sherman's Army is again on
the march farther Dixieward, and that
Id has fanlled klatoona, on the West
thing theroa,l to Dallos, IN Padding
Cotnly Titus far We have no further
particulars, though we shall expect
something soon. There viii doubtless
" a fight, or foot race speedily. Our
hle .despatches last night may throw
some light on the subject
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Not the Cause.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of a late
date had the following
"Mr Washburne of Illinois. read
copies Of the dispatches from Gen. lu-
gals TO Senator Nesmith, and from the
Assistant Secretary OF War, Dana, an
nouncing the victory The reading of
the kilograms brought down the Aboh-
ton side of the House, in tremendous
applause SO far ais known the Dem
ocratic side OF the House didn't Join in
the jubilation The Democrats orc L1io
abiding men Yoa keo,0 Il IS oae Of nc
tales Of The Hessss tAe, no applause shall be
sHdatgsd H. p
The extract is from the Washington
correspondence Of that journal. and was
intended to screen from odium, those
who did not JOIN in the rejoicing over
intelligence Of their eountry's success
But the veil Is thin one. and viii not
conceal the real facts. The Enouirers
party never reioices at Federal vicio-
ries; it always tries to detracs from
their importance.
The copperhead members Of Con
gress did not rejoice. for the same rea-
son that the Enquirer did non over
Yieksburg, Gettysburg, and Mission
Ridge; they know that in Tie defeat
Of the rebels, lies the defeat Of the
hopes Of the peace party.
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A SUPERIOR RExEpy.-We can conscieu-
tiously recommend to those suffesia from
q distressing cough, Dr. Strickland's Mellif-
luOus Cough Balsam. Il gives reliefalnost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreeS-
bic 20 the taste. There is no doubt but the
Mellihuous Cough Balsam is one Of the best
preparations in use, and is all that its pro-
prietor claims for it. We have tried il du-
ring the past week, and found relief from
most distressing cough. It is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, 10. East Fourth-streeI,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
at so cents per bottle.
ap 2q-f sa su--ly
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MarshaI,s Sala-

ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of Che
united States for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at its April Term 1854, will expose 70 pubic sale,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, 81 the Gout House
door, IN the city OF Nashville and District aforesaid,
commencing at II O'clock 2. m, ON TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of Jelly, lS@4 al right, title, Clair
interest and estate, which William NJ. Dislnukes
has in and 20 piece or parcel Of iand lying on the
Nashville aud G7llatin Turnpike, Y miles from
Nashville, cOntaini five hundred and siNty-iye
acres, more or less, in Bst1ct No 20 Of Davidson
crunty, Tennesseee. BOMBED bv Cu1nbcrl md Riy-
er on the South, on the East and North hy Manscos
Creek, wito its various nesnderiugs, aud ON the
West bY the lands OF William t-rizZard, Alfred Griz.
Yard, and Pnckney Gibson; levied on, with what
ever Improvements there may be on the same. u
satisfy Judgments rendered v said Circuit Court,
gainet Farrer, Dsmukes g Co., and in favor OF
Potter White & Bailey, and Becedct Hell Co.
T. r. GLASCOCk
may 25-W4t O. NJ ". ID. T.
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ALBANY, May 23.-Goyernor Seymour
has directed the District Attorney to
procure indictments against all who
were engaged in the seizure of the Off
ces of the New York World and the
Journal of Commerce.
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fFvsRblg Dtatb 81 auantFsl, The saer:
Flffa.


The following dispatch, received at
headquarters, St. Louis, is important,
and leads to the belief that Qnantrel
has been killed. lie isthought to have
been in the State
WARRExsBURe, no, May H.
ToaCoL O. d. Greca,d. Il @.
Corporal Wood, Of company T, lst NJ
S. BL, with a small escort, killed one
bushwhacker and wounded another,
capturing both their horses, yesterday,
near the line Of Jackson county. Papers
on the man killed were invoices from
Capt. W. S. Heaton, A. A. Q. NJ 10 Col
P. C. QuantreL The man answered to
the description Of Quantrel have no
doubt but that he is the noted chief of
guerrillas. He fought with his bowie
knife after being brought low by q pis-
toll shot have sent for more definite
information. E 3. BROWN,
Ittt Brigadier-General
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American aud Imported Watches, 81 Gin
cinnati prices, IN great variety, At Soak &
MARTIS's, Cherry street, opposite Max
well Barracks.
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For Sale.

D0NnS OF THE CORPORATION OF NASH
ID vile; Ponds or the State OF Tennessee;
Bonds Of the County Of Montgomery aud Bonds
ol The, E8st Tennessee and Virginia Railroad en-
dorsedhy the State. Amply 70
NELSON q MURFREE, Agents.
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For Sale.

M AN ELEGANT PLACE NEAR LEBANON,
siss Tennessee, containing IA ssres, with BRICK
House, nine rooms, four Offices in the yard three
serYsuts rooms, double smoke house. large sfable
eiStern, well, ice-hOuse, Se &c. Offered cheap for
casn, or viii be exchanged for q place near Nash
VI le Apply 10
NELSON & NURFREE, Agents
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Rare Chanee for Investment,

A NY eENTL EsiAN DESTROYS OF INVEST
"a ing Ss0,0sl0 OF SiDJ Goo in goo REAL ESTATE,
now paying handsome Per cehtage, can hear 81
melting very choi by appiying &.
NElS y - MURFREE,
ngy cav - Che m. et.uear mon
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For Sale

- A HANDSOME PLACE, WITH FIRST
1iE- rat Improvements, on Randolph-st, Hunts
vie, Alsbama, together WITH quantity Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. APPLY to
MELON 4 MURFREE, Agents.
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For lease

A NUMBER OF VACANT OTIS LOCATED
n in every portion of the city and suburbs, for
sac and lease
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& VI hOoSCs
4 MAGNs FICENT BRICK RESIDENCE AND
~ two frame stores on COllege-street, near the
west corner OF the Public Square, which We vii
lease for from ona 10 five Jsars. The residence
contains nine rooms sides kitchen bath room
and 4 splendid stable carriage and buggy
huuse, all covered with tin. With a small outlay
tn house can be converted into two good store
houses. IPl nay 24-5R
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For Sale.

- a HOUSE AND LOT IN FRANKLIN
u Tenn, opposite ths Foundry and on the street
iIasT the old Cotton Factory. and known rs the Pc
ter ~ Smith place. Offered az S2,5BJ. Refer 70
}. 3. McEWen, Esq, Franklin. Apply 70
NELSON q MURFREE, Agents,
may % t,ksarFq-aTrsaaf
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United States internal Revenue.

Assessors OFFICE, SECOND DISTRICT or TESNEssER,
Nashville May ed, ISGi. I
INCOME TAN
10y THE SIXTH SECTION OF THE ACT OF
ID Congress OF July !, 1862, il is made the duty
Of Any person liable 20 the income tax on or before
ths frsJ Monday Of May in each year, 20 make a
list Of the amount OF mis- annual income to
the assistant assessor of the district in which ne or
she resides. The time having passed, this must
be cOmpBesi v. III Immediately.
Every person who shall fail to make such Te'urn
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed by
tho assessor according TO the best information
which he can obtain and ia such case The a~st ssor
will add fifty per centum TO the amount Of the
items OF such list
Every person who shall deliver TO Gn assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement with intent
u eYode the valuation of his income. is sur jet to
fine of five hundred dollars; aud 10 such case the
Ii will C. made Out by ths assessor or assistant
ASSESSOR and from the valuation so made there can
he no apVesl.
1t Is al o made the duty ofeyery person engaged
in any business, trade occupation or pro-ssion, to
take out license fer the same, and 10 register his
her or their names " tn the assessor, under pen
ri for neglect, or failure to do so.
teamboat owners, brewer butchers, auction
GERS, ami manufacturers Of any goods, ware, or
merchandise, made or sold, are required to fmnish
lists monthly in addition to the annual lis and dis
filters as often as three times month.
A strict observance OF the law is the only means
by which the penaltescsn be avoided.
Every information ald the forms Necessary 10
clear understanding Of the law. viii b. promptly
sor and Collector, b ing the Office formerly occu-
pied hy d. c. Love, Esq, at the Court House.
JOHN McCLELLAND, Assessor.
may 24-lm
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A TRACTS Of TIAIBEREn LAND, SOME OF
4 which are possessed Of the finest WaterpOEer in
the State, and yell adapted for manutlsioIies, saw
mills, sheep raising and vineyards
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HOaEs AND BUSINESS HOtsES
FOR SALE By
w MATT. BROWN & CO,
No. Al CherFy-st.

~ RESIDENCE on EoLEal0RE STREET,
Biz north Of Cedsr, With n ne rooms. Frcs nom
taxation Price SSe0o-
- RESIDENCE on CAY -sTREEG BETWEEN
- Cherry a dSHmmer, with fye rooms. Price
- THREE RESIDENCES OK CHURCH
~ street, between McLemOre and High-streets.
- fso q $4,000 and one At $500
OBEDIENCE on SOUTH. sUMaIER-sTREET
n near Mulberry vita i've rooms aud basement.
Price $500.
PU5INEs5 HOUSE, CORNER CHERRY AND
ID Nh berry streets, with re .idenre IN the rear
he bought out on reasonable terms
DEsIDENCE ON CHERRY-sTREET, NEXT
HI door to the above, containing cTo rooms.
DEsIDENCE IN WATKINS GROVE, WITH
II hve rooms Price $1,000.
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE on CHERRYST.,
"a coslta DiBg seyen or eight rooms a short dis
lance from NE Post Ofiiee. Price slC,o0J.
A FARM, THREE MILES FROM TIE CITY,
IA on the north side Of the Cumberland II ,er
2iacres Of superior garden land Toe residence is
nes, containing nine rooms Price $4,000.
10 or y FARMS, AND PARCELS OF UNIA-
NJ proved country lsnds containing from zIto
200 acres, rom % 70 ten miles from the city.
A TRACTS OF TIAIBEREn LAM, SOME OF
+ which are posse "a Of the finest waterpo8er in
the state, and yell adopted for manutacioIie-, saw
mills, sheep raising and vineyards
A NUMBER OF VACANT OTs LOCATED
n in every portion Of the city and suburbs, Tor
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For Sale.

- SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF
e.szspleudid River Bottom LAND, on the banks
S9Fe1of the Tennessee River, in Humphrs ys
- County, Tenn., as SO per acre, in trscts
10 suit purchasers. Titles IIndoahied. Apply %
NELSON & MURFBEE, Agents.
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Just Received

4 go -
ENI LEOTI.
IL N
NJ MO oIOi'N'
NJ. & Nosth CalI.Ca.straat
NASHVILLE TENN
,oo c,Dr,,,s non ,r.co
49, ~.
-.
loo dozen Brandy reaches
% boxes 0ooa'
- - quar- s''r 0'i''''S''
% tb,s piol,los
% % man. ooss. f''A'S''
90 hills New Orleans Sugar
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PtnmanShip for the Million.
At No. Iis South cherry-street,

- nashville.
THOSE WHO WISH To
learn or improve then
selves an the desirable act Of Penmanship, wui 4
at the above Schoot rare Opportunity Of doing 90
Ssti- faction gusTsnts ed, Best Of references gwen
- 20 competency.
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10 or u FARMS, AND PARCELS OF uNIlI
NJ proved country lands containing from 2Ito
200 acres, from % 20 ten miles from the eity.
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HEAIQUARt Erc5 UNITED STATES FORCES,
NASHVILLE, TENS May -, 1864.
General Orders

7 IEUTENANT GEORGE P. DOUGLAS, a6rn
il Illinois Infantry, ~ announced IS On foi Police
OF this city, vice Capt. Chamberlain. 18th Massa-
chnsetts Volunteer Infantry. He viii he obayed
and respected accordingly.
By order Of Bngadier4General &. g. GBAScER.
~ ". NEVIN,
Uay CIV Capt. end 4. s. g.
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SsMttsgiMgnts.
Theatre.

DuFFIEID FLYNN, Managers. w.H.Ev
EREFT, Stage Manager s. p. SIbfONS, T-eas-
urer. A. HAIG, Director Of Music. w. FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist.
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% ngdt Of the celebrated Actress Miss Kate
DENIM and tle talented Comedian Mr. Sam Ryan.
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Bishops Cumberland Ministries.
Open every night at their New Pavilion,
MAIN-ST., CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

BY AUTHORITY OF MAJoR-eEE. THOMAS
BIsHoFz PIogTietors
BREGRAH Bisu0F......-.. ..-s. 1iet ALl tiftftof.
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A FARM, THREE MILES FROM THE CITY,
n on the north side Of the Cumberland II, er
2iacres Of superior garden land Tne residence is
ne8, containing nine rooms Price $4,000.
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NOTICE ALTEeATlON OF TISE.-On aud
afer this date, doors open at hafpast seven; per.
foTusnce 10 com renee AZ eight.
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TER MS.
s. FOR 4 COTRS OF TKELYE LESSONS.

School hours fronl 20 ls O'Clock e. m, and rom
] % s O'Clock, ?. II. Evening Glass from 70 3
schoe, % open MONDAY, May ed, Isci.
fusN lT-lar u kNFWTca
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Prices OF ADEnssION.-DTess Circle, 70 cents Gal
lery, % cents. Doors open at ~ o'clock. Per.
forInsnce 70 commence at 8 O'Clock.
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, /
N.snNILIr IT, NJ l-uh IA.L

OfrlCE OF FIDNOol MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2Hh, lsGi.
Provost Orderl
OAR. 1.-THE FOLLOWING NOTIFICATIONS
/ Of the tariff Of prices for hack hire is publish
ed for the information of all concerned
Haekmen win be- permitted to charge
For the first hour.......... on
Each subscquet hon LOO
From nepoI 10 Hotel or Hotel to Dcpot (taS-
gage 90
From one point to another within the Corpora
ton, when The time IS less than halt an
hour. ~
4 card Of prices must be consPruously posted
Any Violation Of tI,;s order will 1e se-erelv Dun-
Fy command Of BEgadier General *, x ;8 e'NaER
l.. col Isth Mich. InEntry,
may p And ProyOst Mar hal.
US. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
NAsHyIL = May p 1864. !
DARrIES INTERPRETED ARE HEREBY NOTl-
i fed that John McCieiland has been appointed
Assessor, sad II. L NOrvell Coect0rof the Inter
nal Revenue provided to b assessed and collected
under the provisions ofthe act Of Congress.
They are now pre- pared to enter upon fie duties
Of their Office, and can be found al toe office for
merly occupied by =. c. Love, Esq Clerl, Of the
Circuit Court, AZ the Court House, in Nashville
Persons liable 10 be as -essed viii proceed promptly
10 c0uply with the provisions Of the law, by rs-
turning the lists therein provided, N default Of
which reports viii lie made to this Office for the
enforcement OF the penslres and forfetures So
cfune.
HORACE II. HARRISON,
L. g. istrict Attorney,
may 2l-2f Mid Dist. OF Tenn.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATS FUkCES.
Ma HVILLE, Tenn, May Z0th, 1864. !
Special Order(
No. 122.
ExTRtCT.
1 ANY AUTHORITY GIVEN FROM THESE
i. Headquarters - erect frame buildings 10 ia
city simply Ieaejnds IN the case oi the applicant the
pena ties Presented in Especial Order No. So" ts-
ted March l6lh. 1864, against any one putting up
such buildings.
ltgves no night or title whatsoever, and any one
claiming right 20 the occupation Of ally lot OF
ground under such paper, is taking q fraudulent
ldVan age Of his permit
No rignt or tie 10 the land is or WA intended 10
he or could b created by such papers.
by order of Brigader-Gene al re-. GnASGEB
". NEVIN,
may 22-lw Capt. and A. A. G.
HEAIQUARt ERS UNITED STATES FORGks,
NASHVILLE, TENS May -, 1864. !
General Ordt r.
- No -
I IEUTENANT GEORGE ?. DOUGLAS, 36rm
j Illinois Infantry, announced On efoi Police
Of this city, VICE Capt Chamberlain. 18th Massa-
chnsetts Volunteer Infantry. He viii he Oboyed
and respected accordingly.
.
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THIS EVENING, MAY 25, 1854,
VIII be performed
EAST LYNNE.

To conclude with
The MOUNTAIN OUTI4 AVV.
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DU5INEss HOUSE, CORNER CHERRY AND
ID Nh berry streets, with re .idence IN the rear
containing for rooms The present occupant can
he bought out on reasonable terms
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DEsIDENCE ON CHERRY-sTREET, NEXT
H door to the above, containing two rooms.
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~ RESIDENCE or NoL EN0RF STREET.
BE north Of Cedsr, with NJ rooms. Free nom
taxation. Price SSeOO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

- THREE RESIDENCES OK CHURCH
20 street. between McLenore and High-streets
81. Two 81 o,0c0 aud one at Ss,olO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

A SPLENDID RESIDENCE on CHERRYST.,
"a coma ping seyen or eight rooms a short dis
tsnee from The Post Office. Price sICC0J.