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County COnrt- Bedford County.
OCTOBER TERM. 1854

Solomon Reyis ct al,
H. Bill 10 sell land in Bed.
The wid " and heirs Of ford County.
David Revis ct al.
In this case il appearing 70 the Court that the
widow and heirs of David Reyis, jr., dee d. and the
unknown children of Elizabeth Wade, al of whom
are made defendants in the cause. are nOn-Tesi-
dents Of the state Of Tennessee, so that the Ordi
nary process Of law cannot be served upon them .
II is ordered thst publication be made in the Nash
VILE Weekly Union, newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville for iOur successive weeks, Tequir
ing said defendants to appear before this Court, st
The Courtroom, ShelGyyille on the first Tuesday
alter the first Monday IN Iecember nexf, 20 Vlead,
answer or deTnur to mplainaa.s bill, OF the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ec
parte JOS. II. THOMPSON,
W. H. WIsKSER, Clerk and Master.
Solicitor. lOctl3-iW; ps's fee. -.
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For State %
FOR county Ol1ce fS.. "
Fer City OfAeers. "
We, the Undersigned have this day adopted the
above rates ior advertising, to which We bad our
selves strictly IN adhere.
WEI. CAMERON 4 co.
JOHN WALLACE. ft,r tha Nsf,o'-h
BARRY, WGNHAM s CO. fOf Press.
NASHVILLE, TESN, Sept %, 1864.
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aaashpille 2Aniull.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

THURSDAY, OCTOBER p, 1864
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Horses for Sale.

FIyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AND WILL CON
i sianty keep on band Saddle aud Harness
Horses Also horses fer all work.
Parties leaving horses with me 10 board, can rely
upon their being thoroughly grO0med, and sbun-
dantly ied. Twill take a liTni ed number OF young
colts, and handle ard break them 70 Harness and
saddle, for a reasonable compensation.
e. W. WILKINSON
sepIs-lms Welch's Stable. rear OF ~ ~ College.
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A Fine Todd County Farm for
Sale.

s ADMINISTRATOR or THR ESTATE OF
"a L. B. LEAvEkt, deceased, vii offer for sale
% the highest bidder, ON the premises, on Ihurs-
day, the 9th day Of Ja1nary, ls6S, that well known
and Valusble Farm iying N the south part q fcdd
county, KY, and known as the Trenton Farm,
containing $50 acres about 90 aeres cleared and ~
hign state of cultivation. Ssid farm is un-uI-
passed for fertility Of so snd sdvsutsges Of locality
by any farm N Southern Keutucky-it beng cOnye-
nieut 10 churches, SCHOOLS. me merchant milir,
and within seven miles Of the Memphis Branch
Railroad. The improvements arc q large bnck
dwelling with all necessary out buildings. AfuTiher
description is deemed unnecessary, as any person
Wishing 70 purchase can have an opportunity Of
viewing the premises by applying 20 Mr.. thomas
Mcclure OF Mr. George Rutherford. Trenton, by,
or any further information can D had by Supplying
TO me- at Louisville.
1KRNs.-The shove farm vii be sold on credit
Of ten years, the purchaser giving his notes 10 ten
equal annual payments, without inteTeshunth the
uotes are due. the payments to te secured y Per
soDaI secur tY, and 4 lien retained upon the land
until the last note is pad.
The farm viii be SOLD in a body or IN detached
portions u required % suit purchasers. sale W
take tlace a. the usual hour.
JAMES l. LAWSON,
Admir- of The Estate q l.. B. Ieayeii, 6ec'd,
o.fe-I2t with the Hiii annexed.
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ORDNANCE pEPARTMENT,


.r.n n NASHVILLE, TESN., Oct H. 1864.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until Tuesday, October 9th 1854,
at Il O'Clock, NJ, for furnishing this Department
with good, merchantable HARD WOOD
The whole qiantily TO be supplied viii be 81 least
One Hundred and Fifty (l50) Cords. and not 70 ex-
ceed Three Hundred and fifty $50 Cords. Bidders
viii state the price peTeOrd at heh Ihey will deliver
the $50 cords, and the rate OF delivery The FIRST
delivery 10 be made or before the lst day Of No
Veraber next, and st such point in this city may
be designated by the undersigned.
Bidsers will also state al what price per cord
they VIII deliver much more As may be required,
not TO exceed the maximum amount Indicated
above.
Bids TO be in duplicate and accompanied by a
copy Of this advertisements
No bid will be received except from loyal parties,
and each bid must be accompanied by an Oalh Of
Allegiance, taken before competent authority.
The successful bidder or bidders will be required
to enter nto bonds for the faithful performance Of
the ir con'racts. .
The right is reserved II reject any or I'll bids.
Bidders will be present when the.r bids are
opened.
E. F. TOWNSEND
Capt. IS Infantry, Comnd. Depart
Oct l2-l3t
Times and Cumberland journal coFy.
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so, 25 and 10 cent Noyels and the
Novelette,, always on land

We would respectfully invite the attention oi
kEws-LJEALEas, BJOksELLERs, and Dehlers Ia ChEAf
PuHLIcaTIoSs, PERi0bIcALs, &c., 10 OR hciues ioI
packing and forwarding everything il our me iii.a
he adfsof pgoaspsituds dnd diJail- All goods
t,Scked Nth the utmost care and forwarded, 90 All
inganF -, by the tep olIicf c31ut3qEcc iolioNitg
the relse 90 of the orders When Preferred by cas-
torners, We send by Mail every Gay.
nG-fhe puces of PaI=ers, MaFsslnes, &C., ate Al
shis uuae lOsIng 20 the couiinilad change iu thc
i,rf.s. of Printing Paper, very hurtuatugs ami -
therefore Omii printing The Prce- o anything 10 the
I-t Persons desiring 10 learn thf prce at any
Pufgiestion Hili h. promptly iniorulrd by Ertuu
,u.li III they MI give ist oi shat mas be-
ystntsd and enclose a posisec stamp for ihe
sss,.,.r e. s. EElISA Kiiilk,
ss COLLEGE strecl, Nashville, Tenn.
ra,.- In sei,ding n. money always mention the
snOunt you send.
Char NOVELS IT THE loNEsT EEicEA.
julyZ-sm
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
CrEz LINES on LEss 70 oOssrr4urH sOvAHz.)
FO ADYERTIsERs M DEfAIL,

Advertisements in thespecisl Column, FIRST time,
from 1 70 lines, 81 QQ-each additional hne, -
cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Column, first time, from 10 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 50 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, IS cents per line. fl rl-l
All advertisements occupying srecial position,
and al double column Advertisements, will he
charged s3ts per cent, advance on regular rates.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.

OCTOBER TERN, 1894
William H. Wisener, sr. pe,;ton to rsrooxa
rs. .t.-s..:1..etI.
Thomas G. Mosly, Admir-, sc Administrator
In this case it appearing to the Court that Thomas
G Molly, the defendant, is a nonresident OF the
State of tennessee so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served on him: Ii is ordered that
publication be made in the Nashville Weekly Union,
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tor
four successive weeks, requiring said Mosly to ap-
pear before said Court at the Courtroom, in Shell
byvlile, on the first Monday in December next, TO
plead, answer demur to cOmpalnants petition,
or the same wil he taken IS confessed and set for
hearing er parfe. sJQS. h. THOMfolN, ga
octl34 W prs Fee S3.5O. Clerk and Master.
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What We NAV Expect.

We may expect Federal victory
chronicled from now until the election
every day. As the election approaches,
the victories will be larger and more
decisive The rebellion will be totter-
ing on its last legs up to the election
On. Eng. 3rd
This is fair specimen of the edito-
rial articles which appear in all the
Copperhead papers of the North; and
we desire our readers to note the sad-
mission made, that Union victories will
aid in the reelection of LINCOLN, while
rebel successes rebound TO the benefit
of MCCLELLAN That ought to be suf-
ficent to satisfy any reasonable mind,
who, Of the presidential aspirants, are,
and who are not friends of the govern
ment
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How a eOpperhead was Shaved.
The Philadelphia North American
tells the following story

The Philadelphia North American
tells the following story
A we'll known frequenter Of Third
street stopped yesterday in barber
shop. close to the North American
building, sat in a shaving chair, drew .
newspaper from his pocket, and in
structed the knight OF the razor To take
oil his beard The barber was an Atri-
can. He simply replied yes, boss,
and produced his Implements The
customer sat down. lie was duly
shaved. HE face was wiped, and he
arose, donned his coat and hat
How much 2 he asked, in a dolor-
Gus voice, as he adjusted his shirt col
lar
Fifteen cents, boss
Why, ! thought you shaved for ten
cents at this shop ?
Dat ars de average, sab, Was the
reply. Ten cents is lie price of q
shave in dis yer shop. You come in
here, sab, and read de news Of Sheri-
dams victory, and your face got about
six inches longer dan when you come
in III your face was like il was alore
You read dat dar news, ten cents was
de price. When you commenced 10
read about de defeat of Early, den yer
face stretched down about four inches
OATS what makes it wurf fifteen cents
for der shave"
The customer couldn't restrain a
grin, though he was a Copperhead, and
the hat az him was made by "nigger
DE laid down the fee, and walked out.
lie was one Of those gentlemen. who 20
their length upon Mcclellan, and who
OF course shudder at every victory 20
the Union arms
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JEFF. Davis In the South.

President Davis passed through
Salisbury, n. c., few days ago, 81, ro,tt
for the South. He was greeted at the
depot of that place by large number
of citizens. The Salisbury q. c.
Waterman says:
On the arrival of the train, it being
certainly ascertained that he was
aboard, he was waited on by Mayor
Shaver and Messrs Hall and Shober,
who conducted him to the platform,
from which he delivered a pretty little
speech.
he paid high compliment to North
Carolina, to the frmness and patriot
ism of her people, and especially to
the gallantry of her troops, as evinced
on the many blood battle fields OF
Virginia, beginning with the first battle
of Bethel down TO that Of Reams' sta
ton. lie said though the tongue of
SANDER had been busy they had re
deemed every pledge of their State,
and shown their determination TO be
free and Independent of the hateful
enemy.
He sdverted to our recent reyerses,
and said though late reverses had be-
fallen our arms, and gloosa hung over
us for the time, the spirit of the Con
federacy was unbroken, and that yet,
under the blessings of God, we should
wiring peace and independence from a
hated foe lie advised all men able to
bear arms to rally to the assistance of
those brave men already in the field.
The camp is now the place to secure
the priceless heritage handed down to
us by our Revolutionary fathers Let
every soldier now absent return at once
TO his command If in Lees army, go
there; if Hoods, go there; and let every
man do what he may, whether in the
army or at home, to sustain the efforts
making To liberate US from the des-
potism of a cruel enemy
lie also applauded the ladies for
their service aud devotion to the cause,
and urged them 10 resolve to marry no
man who had shirksd the responsible
duties of soldier, but rather take the
one-armed soldier who had proved his
fidelity and manhood in battling for
our common rights, than he who had
not proved the possession of either
Richmond EaqGrG, ScPt -.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VRTUE OF WRIT OF RI IA. To ME
ID directed and delivered from the Honorable
Us May Term. 1864 Will expose u puJlic sale .
the highest bidder for cash, al the Court House yard
IN ths city Of Nashville, on Saturday the 29ih das
October, 1864 al the right, title, claim interest snG
estate which J. h. Austin then had may have
since acquired IN and Ia the following described
trsct of Land, 30 wit ia the 9Th Civil District o.
Davidson eOunty, Tennessee, and containing 2n
acres more OF less, and hoHnded follows: on the
north by the lands of J. Guthrie, tle south by
tue lands Of Jesse Roashs heirs, the ems lay the
lands of Mrs. Wright, ON the wesf ty The iands Of
J. J. Yeung. and levied upon - the property e ].
Ii. Austin 10 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor
OF john F.. G;eaycs, c. ~, 3inst Samuel Kim
BIO and j. g. AUSTIN.
JAS. n. HINTON, Sher H.
c.in- IIIll- IlIl-lIN u EI,n
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The intelligent voter finds something
suggestive in the fact that the electo-
raj ticket for Mr.. LrxcoIN is headed by
EDWARD EVERETT in Massachusetts,.
DANIEL S Dickinson in New York.
Thomas CUNNINGHAM in Pennsylvania,
and DAVID Ton. in Ohio-all eminent
names, and all of them men who op-
posed Mr. LINCOLN in 1860. These are
distinguished representatives, simply,
of great host of citizens whom pa
triotism has compelled to take the side
OF Mr.. LINCOLN, against an opposition
which carries its party passion to the
extent Of disloyalty and treason
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Not a bad story is now going the
round Of Paris. 4 small German
baron had occasion, AS it seems, to see
Baron Rothsohild, OF Frankfort The
great financier was writing away for
very life when Baron X. was an
noanced. lie did not even lift his eyes
but said, Take a chair, sir The
Baron, with true German loneliness
about titles, said Sir, indeed, think
N. lie Baron did not hear my name. /
am a baron also-the Baron Y "Ahl
a thousand pardonsl said the banker,
sill writing "you are baron; take
two chairs, then, if you viii be 50 kind,
and wait till have finished this
letter
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
ID directed and delivered from the Honorable
Chncery Court Of Davidson county, Tennessee ~
its May Term 1854 will expose to pUs IL. sale TO tie
CHEST bidder, for cash at the Court House Eerd in
tbs city Ct Nashville, OH Saturday, the 18th day
October 1884, al the night, title, claim interest and
estate which West II. Humphreys shsn had, or NAV
have since acquired, in and 10 the following Iro-
perty, 70 wit a tTact of and in Davidson county
1pnne- see and on The west side of Rains Avenue
containing acres and IA poles, and beiag Lot No,
I scSor iu.gtO the plan OF the Ursula r sins Lands
as laid down on page Ga Minute Book z, of che
Chan cry Court at Nashville, and being the same
land bought hy West Il. Humphreys al a ssle made
Of said lan'> by the Clerk and Master, on the I'd
day Of January, 1851. Also q tract OF land yng IN
same county aud STATE, cOntaning by estimation IL
acres and A poles, and bounded as follows: BEGIN
ming 10 the centre of Browns Creek where susan
Qulmbys north boundary line crosses the same.
running thence wet with the line OF ths Land be-
longing 10 Mss~eys heirs, % poles to the eastern
side of the centre avenue, thence south - west
along said avenue 81 poles, to the avenue run
ming to Browns Creek, thence along The north
edge of the same south $50 east 81 > poles h the
centre or Browns Creek, thence aiong the centre
OF said creel, to tbs beginning. Sale mate by order
Of the Chancery Court Nashville in the case Jno
+. tIle3yeo, { 4 NJ, agTns5 W. H. Humphreys, j.
T.. Saunders and +. L. Rams.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sher f.
octG- by THOi HOBSON, u. Shh
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Sheriff Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDT EXPON4s
ID 70 ice rected ard delivered from the Honor
able Chmcery Court OF Davidson county, Teunf4
Sre, 90 ats My Term 1861 viii expose 10 pullir
safe 10 the highest bidder, for cash a. the t0nri
hOuss ward IA The city of Nashville on Saturl,y
tlic ,lth day of October 1861, all the TisIt fltle
ria M, Interest and estate which West II Hum
phreyS th,n h3d, or may have since acquired, ia
Sud 10 the following described property 10 Wit A
tract OF Laod ia Davidson county, Tennessee, AID
on the west side Of Rams Avenue containing
acres aud IA poles and being LIT No. l. according
10 lh- plan Of the Ursula Rains Lands as Id down
on Page Gii, Minute Book r. ii the Chanerry Court
al Nash lie snd be NJ the same land bought by
w. II. Humphreys at a sale made OF said lands by
the Clerk and Master the Sd of January, 1851
Also tract Of land lying IN same county and State
containing by eStm- tOn Is acres and Al poles aud
bounded Is follows: Beginning in the centre of
Browns Creek, whore Susan Quimby's north
boundary line crosses the same, running thence
west with the line Of the land belonging to Masseys
heirs, 81 poles to the eastern side of the centre
avenue, thence south = west along said avenue
81 poles to the a cnue running 10 Browns Creek
thence along the n0rth edge of The same south
sS4 east 81 poles 60 the centre Of Browns Creek
thence along the centre Of said creek to the begin
niug, snd levied upon rs the property of West H.
Humphreys TO satisfy a judgment rem leredin favor
John T.. Gieavcs, G. & M, against W. II. Hum
phrey~, James +. Saunders, 10. ". Bhor on aud +.
r. Rains. JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff,
oct6- by THO5. HOBSON, u. Sh'f.
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DISSOLUTION.

I1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
L ing under the firm style Of HIckMAN & Geek
RiLL Is tins day dissolved by mutual consent james
Hickman assumes all liabilities OF the concern
und Is alone authorized to use the nsme Of the
Firm IA clio inS the business nr the hate Firm
JAMES HICKMAN,
Oct. ?, Is 1. Milton CUCkRIlL
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Registration of Voters.

QlHE LOYAL VOTERS or NASHVILLE AND
1 Davidson county aro hereby informed, 0st, in
accordance with the Proclamation OF Gov. johnson
authorizing the holding Of an election for PreSden-
usl Electors, books are now open at Tho Mayors
Office, southwest corner Of she Market House np
stairs, Tor She rsesirttion Of the names OF ali per
sons eniiled % and desirRg to exercise the Ti4ht
Of suffrage
o,iJ-2t Il
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FOR FAST TENNESSEE.
Coz z. A. CRAWFORD, Of Greene.
Coz. |. c. HOUK, of Anderson.
Dr. JOHN c. EVERETT, Of Meigs.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE
20. SHACKLEFORD, OF Montgomery
Z. h. GIBBS, of Wayne.
Cor. ~ B. Stokes, Of DeKalb.
FOR wEsF TEyEFssRE
ALMOND CASE, Of Obion.
~. H. FITCH, Of Shelby
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In rrtir NJ from the above firm, / take this
mcih1d 3f returning my thinks 10 the pul4ig for
the very Ghrral patronage extended theln and so
li,-it CONTINUANCE Of the same to ny Ia partner
oct j-3t Il hilton COCKRI. l.
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aleut SdrertiaeMents.

Doya1 Havana Lottery SEVENTY
III hYe per cent. prem lam paid for prizes mfor-
matlon furnished; the highest rates paid iOr doub-
lo-ns, End all kinds Of gold and silver
TAYLOR & co,
OclE-lML Rrnkn CRY No LIZ Mnll-ei
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r,eeulIre commIttee for the state.

For Easf 1.5nessee r ROGERS,
Knox; Con. K K BYRD, Roane: DR. w g
BRowxLow, Knox, Hos Dis PArTFRsoS,
Greene, Pfafz DICKINSON, Knox.
For Midile Tennessee III Nj Bgi-
*, Davidson; LEWIS TnLMAE, Bedford
AY s LmDsLfr, Davidson; WILLIAM
sp9ScE, Rutherford; Jos 8 FOWLER Da
Vidson 3
Fa B.5ff}5}ss4-J f MFRhyMAS
Shelby w X HALLr Weakley; } /
BS0nAM, Shelby ALVIN HAWKINS, Shell
by Dawn A NrSN, Haywood
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The Menken gave dinner TO The
press in London, presiding at ii herself
Her dressing rooms, three in number,
with piano baths, and velvet carpets,
are all profusely described in the
papers.
eye, the London Manager, has en-
gagged all three of the Pattis-sisters
and brother-for his next season.
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2 From 1aotenee the death Is an
bounced 81 tie Baron diIautecourt, a
ereatful writer, who has published sew
eraiexcellent novels.
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Carpenters Wanted.

FINIREE OR FOUR GOOD CARPENTERS GAN
6Bd constant employment and good wages ty
csllna 81 he shop Of Charles Rich Sarth Summer
street., neag the Government Hnrse Pen.
CHARLES Rich
seugf-ttrc
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9lashrille @Anioll.
W.. CAMERON 4 co, Publishers.

- Perssns isrttiag 70 fsis Ofics 20 St5-
eri6e fer fAs Uai0n, Of on aay other tassatss,
sAoald address their lefters 70
Nm. CAMERON 4 CO., Publishers.
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A large heart expands the chest il is
! great deal better than gymnastics.
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IIonrd or Alder1nen.


1sr WARD-Jarre n. Hinton and Join Carver.
20 NARn--Abrahsm Myers and g. ~. Southgslfe.
IN WsRD--E. J. Mulioy add Andrew a nder On.
Ara WAEn-Cltarles $ fyers and Martin kochei
Ira WANG stfibt4eheld and SIN s Cheathan.
era MAEp-T J. NurbrouEh and Vim. kaher.
7rH WAED-I. p. Wheeler sud j. =. Rusf.
sTH WAn,-Wm. DIX and Wa. 81. Haley
Jn testimony whereof have hereunIo set my
(---,o hand and asalsed the Grsai aaal OF the
: LIS stste 10 be affixed ~ Nashville, this the
t'-~r)I s0h day a sepiemfor, Ise4
ANpREH JaH NEON,
F. East, See Of State. Governor.
oStl-3t
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r ( M OVAL.

CAN. PARRISH & p. CHEATHAM HAVE RE
- moved their Barber shop from - Cherry street.
TO "a Summer street under the New Theatre,
where they are fitting up a neat and tasty shop.
sec0nd 20 none in the city. Their old customers
viii bear tins I'D mind and they earnestly solicit
lhc patronage q ~ many new ones AS are disposed
% eve them call. They viii commence husines-
"a their hew shop on saturday morning next, sth
lnst- Private cups scr al gentlemen desiring them
o. H-Iaa
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pa rnE STATE AT LARGE.

HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox
WILLIAM IL WIsENER, of Bedford.
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w. q. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
DEALlsR IN ALL KINDS OF METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AND
Zinc Collins.

PrneipsI Osics aud Nero- EooEls, No. %
Chufeh Street, Eashville, Tennessee. -
Brsneh houses a. Mnrirees 9or9', Iulisiio-
naa, WaTtrAce, shelbyVilie5 ChAs'@noogs
and Stevenson, Alabama
~ All comm unicGtionS promptly an
sUSred.
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Voucher Lost.

DETWEEN EIGHT O'CLOCK, A. NJ, AND
ID two O'Clock, P. NJ, Yesterday, Voucher was
lost by the undersigned calling for SliS. ! wilt
give tcn dollars 90 any one finding said Voucher
and leaving 10 AT tins office
octe-2t7 Eli HILLIGAss.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

or TEgKEssEE.
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JOSEPH " KuGKE VIZ y WARD
ate Col lOth Ohio lnf. late IL Col 10th q. inf
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ANDREW JOHNSON,

r,or N'ice-Pre-ideni
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06
N aShV,iIIc. Tenn.
HAS IN STORE ANDIs RECEIVING ALARGE
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Choice Groceries,

Which he is 9ife Ing to the Trade 81 greatly Re
duced Rates, it being his determination 10 seii AZ
LESS than the regular trade pices. Merchants
Will consult their interest by giving hIIn csll. He
has now IN Store