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, 1864-12-08

Drunkenness Cured.
The tnchrtate may now blu defiance TO The tempting
Nur. III. Zsue's antidote for strong drink certain
turc for drunkenness. II crclts dislike for strong
drink and be Administered without tho knowledge
OF tho patient!
Descriptive circulars atnt to any address, For sale
~ al! respectable DEusgtss In the United States and
anadas Price 81 per box or packages Of six bottles
for S. -.
JEO. J. kRoMER, Wholesale Agent,
<S chestnut street, PnIlAdelrhl1. n,
, 1864-12-08

TITY COMPTROLLER'S OF
~ F1CE. CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1874.
The CITY Of Chicago Will psE immediately tie Jan
uAry Interest on euch Of the City Bonds shall be
rreeent. pny once before December 10th. The In
tes*t bonds not presented Will he paid in New
SoTE rs usual. S. s. HAYES.
de&.a5p Gt Cisy CQUptrpl1fT.
, 1864-12-08

Made at The Eru8h Factofy. &04 Raodolph-bt,
ink PAcktnEbop4es. Dis:1llcfies. Hrewerice. Ware
hpusex &C., whtre the5 required to be used wet
dry. 1ry ther1 tLsf are tie 1est made for the
purpose GEO. E. GElsTS co.
I'm
, 1864-12-08

TO TAX PAYERS.-Pay your
l. CITT TAtKs At ONCE vt No. IL Court HOUSE, and
avoid losE ot t1me and The trouble OF standing In
line for hnutF, md
SAVE FIVE PER CENT,
Which will 1e ADDED to the ta1ee the nrst day Of
January next. +. AEukIhQ.
dei-G.0slW City Collector.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER !, 1861
Advance in Prices Of Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence OF the increased cost
OF wages, paper, and other materials
Geographic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UMov have been compelled to advance
the price Of subscriptions, advertising
&c They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will 60
into effect on Monday, Sept Goth, and
be scrupulously adhered 10.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved Of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap
py TO return to them as soon as circum-
stances viii Justify In the meantime
we solicit the continued support Of the
friends and patrons Of the CSIoS.
WM CAMERox * Co.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Latest War News 1!
Particulars of the Late
Advance on Richmond.
The Number Of Prisoners cap
tured from 5000 to 4,OOG.
The Rebels charge our lines
before Petersburg.
They are Driven Off
with Great Loss.
Late F Foreign News.
Arrival of Gen. Banks
in Washington.
The Macon Telegraph Uses
Sherman's Army Up.
The Macon Telegraph Uses
SheTman's Army Up.
Important from Missouri.
Gold, 101 IA.

WAsHISGToN, Sept. 3O.-City Point pas
sengers report that early Wednesday night
the Tenth Corps, under Ord, began to
move 10 James Creek, on James River.
where poutoon had been thrown across
the river, and at once began to cross, The
intrenchments on Chapin's farm were ear
ried with but little resistance. There ap-
peared TO be but few rebel troops in the in
trenchments. We thought they had been
previously Withdrawn to check Sheridan.
We have, however, captured three or four
thousand prisoners, and II pieces Of artil-
lery- The Eighteenth Corps, under Bimey,
advanced from Deep Bottom about the same
time. They were ordered up the New
Market road, and carried the intrench-
ments. 1t is reported that the rebels were
completely surprised, and showed but little
disposition 10 contest the ground.
1t is believed at City Point that the
rebels have sent large number of troops
from the defence5 of Richmond to aid
Early. If so, Ord and Birney can make
considerable progress before the rebels can
concentrate their forces.
On Wednesday night the rebels made a
furious attack on our advance earthworks
in front, and were repulsed with considera-
Bile loss. We captured these works from
the rebels several weeks ago, and this ia the
second unsuccessful attempt of the rebels
to recapture them.
ST. JouS's, y. F., Sept. 29th. The steam
ef saxOnia, from Southampton, passed Cape
Race.
The London Times says the capture Of
Atlanta IS the browning success Of the south
western army.
The Rebel loan declined per cent. Con
soils, $3.50.
The Commander Of theAllies, in schles-
wig, has prohibited the circulation Of poti-
tions.
NEW York, Sept. 3Oth.-Gold. 1917. -
Cotton, l2J.
The Posts special says the Provost Mar
shall General decides, "that persons who
have paid communication money in February
or March, are exempt from Draft for one
year from the time Of payment"
Banks and staff arrived. The Macon tels
graph says refugees report sherman'o army
going north by thousands, and that his
force is now very small.
Sr. LoUIs, Sept. 3O.-The towns Of Iron
ton. Arcadia, and Mineral Point, have suf-
fered great injury from Rebel troops. Por-
tons Of that country is entirely destroyed,
many citizens being totally ruined
Nothing known this morning Of the
| whereabouts or movements of the enemy.
Louisville, Sept. 80 Lieutenant Colonel
I Hammond temporarily commanding this
post, arrested Captain Dunn, Provost Mar
shsl, and his assistants under charges q
arresting negroes and selling them % sub
stitutes.
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USrERFEITs.-InformatiO has been re-
ceived by G. L. Barlow 4 Co. that certsin
druggists in this city have been palmiEg Of
on persons calling for Dr.. YellOc's PINE Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say Is superior to the genuine.
We would advise eli persons 70 get the
genuine, and should you require any meoi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-wOrm, Tettsrf or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man 20 j. pose any other
preparation on you, but get :. Felloc's
Pink Csrate, manufactured By c. I. Par
tow K Co., 70 l95< DesdsTick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
r. s.-A LIBERAL discount made 10 dealers.
Sent BY mail % any address on receipt Of
81 y. Be sure that yOa got the genuine.
aen24-tf
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DR.. COLEmAN'S
Private DispensarH.

While humanity continues 90 be infrm
and man is prone 10 err, and the conse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
ne should early seek relief from the misery
thus cntailed. And the man who devotes
his time and talent % the relief Of this
species Of human suffering Is not less q
Philanthropist than he who seeks 70 relieve
any other a1lietion to which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure il.
Dr.. COLEMAN has devoted large portion Of
his time to the cure Of the class OF dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study and experience to perform
what be promises. He has been located IN
our nidst for several years, and the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are a guarantee to the
afflicted for his skill and sttainmeuts.
His Office is 81 North Cherry street, Post
Office Box, 502. aug5
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DIARRHGA AND DYsKSTERH.-We have ex-
amined great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Ciucin-
natl and CovingtOa, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. Slrickland's Anti
Cholers Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhae
and DysenteTy. The letters ara too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coviugton, says
he was pronounced ineurable by the beet
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle of Dr.
strickland's Anti-Cholers Mixture effected
a permanent cure, after suffering Tor months
With the worst form of DiarrhGs and Dys-
eutery. ep 96-tu " THY
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Having in view the great amount Of We
nereal diseases now in our community, and
the great amount of suffering produced
thereby, we take pleasure in stating o. our
readers and the public IN general that DR..
A. Richard Jones is row fully prepared o.
treat all classes OF private diseases IN a rcli-
able and pleasant manner. Dr.. Jones sup
plies all his patients with tho necessary
medicines, prepared under his own super
vision, and consequently is enabled To use
pure, fresh and reliabls remedies. lf you
need the services Of any physician IN this
class of diseases call Immediately cn Br.
JOnes-Otiice No. % Deadsrick Street. Of
nee business strictly private.
sepsr.
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NEw TuEArRE-LAsr NIGHT Oh THE
NAAn QuEFN--The beautiful spectacle,
which has lIsi great run this week,
will be performed tonight for the last
time. OF the thousands who have
witnessed IL, there win Toe enough who
desire 10 get parting view, TO I'll the
house to OVERLOOKING again on this
occasion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01

The friends of the legitimate drama
will be pleased to learn that Miss
Ayonia Jones commences an engage
ment at the New Theatre next Monday
night She viii make her debut as
Juliet, in Shakespeare's great tragedy
of Romeo and Juliet Mr.. Oates, the
talented young actor, will impersonate
Romeo, while into the careful hands OF
Mr.. Roys will be placed the character
Of Mercutio.
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DAY PERFORMANCE AT THE New THEA
TRE.-The magnificent spectacle of the
"Naiad Queen viii be played at the
new theatre this afternoon, commenc-
ing at o'clock This is the only OPP
portunity those who cannot go out at
night will have to witness this perform
ance, and none ought to fail to avail
themselves Of it,
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We are indebted to r. H. Singleton
of the Post Office News Depot, for a
copy Of pamphlet entitled, Free Love
exposed, or Spiritualism in the City
also for late Louisville papers. Mr..
Singleton has just received large as
sortment Of envelopes by mail This is
new wayof getting supplies through,
but it is successful 10 evading the
blockade" Good for Singletons en-
terprise
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIb.

Advertisements d iia spe.s. Column lfst time
from 81 3 lines. - O0-caeh additional hne,
GEMS; Subsequent insertions, u cents Tsr ine. II
Loemi C0flnn. Il rst tlne from tJs lines, d o =
ca, b additional line, 80 ccnl-; su9sequent inaef
oue, IS cents per line
Az adyertisemenfs occupying srceGl p1si m
aud al double column advertisements, vii BE-
charged 3:.l PER cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
VIII BE- charged At the reegsr advertising "a 8,
and must Invariably Dc pad IN advance, or no ~
seIf0u ma le.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CANDIDATES
tnf otaie Dlifcri -s.eln q
For county Dheefs
For City 3 o.
We, ths undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
shove rates TOR ADVERTISING " which We bind our
selves slrictlv IN adhere.
WI CAMERON 4 60.
IOHN WALLACE. Tor faa Dsso~i-h
BARRY, WfEHAM & Co Tor Pres.
NASHVILLE, TENN., Sept -, 1851.
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Horses for Sale,

THE 5UB5cRIBER Has AND WILL CoE.
i SANITY keep on rand saddio- aad Ham
Hor.es- AlsO lCues ioTai work.
Parties leaving hQrses Rifh me 10 hoart % rely
upon theif voiug thoroughly srOoEnea snd abaa-
aauiy led VII take a limi ed uurnieT - y0gue
cc.ps, sid randie and break them - tianaess sod
&. - WILKINSON,
sepis-lme Wslch's stahle. rear - - \. Cg'irsr.
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ACcIpESTAIAY KLLED.-Cspt Meigs
quartermaster sergeant WAS accidentally
killed day before yesterday by being
hit in the head by a large piece Of
blasting stone The deceased was a
likely young colored man, end was
thought much Of 10y his officers. The
stone which killed him was thrown
nearly go yards Captain Meigs has
arrested the workmen engaged in
blasting IN the vicinity of his camp, rs
he has warned them several times
against their carelessness
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c. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

Al pens bear my frafs marx, " q. P. BAIEEs.
cpy-fSgbt, aud are warranted IA carsts foe and per
iect 10 every respect. Sent By mail or express %
any part Of the country receipt Of PFice ard re-
ttHa Cafges. Persons ordering will p'ease state the
size and style desired whether hard Or soft, fine Or
eoarse; and If the pen should il To pease % prove
defective viii have the privilege Of exchanging u.
deduction Of ffteen per cent AliOWei cu or rfs Of
S25 or over, and tTenty-five per cant. ti0ae Of
500. Literal discounts made 10 the trade OH
pens repaired IL the best uasnnaF for FIFTY
CENTS tdfld stamp each. Pen and Watch cIrcilsls
ssnt ThEz. Address
q. 2. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches,
6S5 mslu-sireei, Cor. Sixth, Louisville, ny.
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lYDIANIANs will remember their ad-
journed meeting OF the Representative
Hall at the Capitol this evening at :
o'clock.
Messrs Judge Mitchell, Or. Hen
drick, L. Yarigan, and other distin-
guished Indianians, viii be present and
address the meeting
Let there be full attendance, as
business OF Importance will be trans
acted MANY HoosIEHS
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GES. MCPHERsON.--A splendid Pho
togrsph of the late Mai. Gen McPher-
son, can be obtained, by mail, or
otherwise, for 50 cents at the Gallery
Of the Cumberland, rs Cedar ST.
July 27-tf A. S. MORSE.
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GoTKRSHEsF EzPL0T1xz, snch Is maehin-
lists, carpenters, teauaetors, etc.s ah0Di4 pre-
seat ther Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick-
ots, al the BANKING Houss. eornesof Union
and College streets, whore tae yery best
prices are slwsys paid fsr every dessf;pG9a
OF Government ciaims-
CHK0ks on fHB DEFoeiTAEF ~ LarisyTLLs,
cashea on the ysrY bsst terms.
Ta0s- 3. Mas.
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Queer, wasn't it That the Secretary
Of War should telegraph that General
Rousseau was retre9ting when the
General was really rushing TO head of
Forrest and save The Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad
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We are requested to state by Squire
Coleman, one of the Magistrates Of the
First Ward, that, as he IS satisfied
many VINO wished to enroll have failed
TO do so, and as the period, fixed in
Governor Johnsons Proclamation, for
enrolment does not expire until the
third inst, he will continue to enroll
all who may call upon him at No. q
North Market Street, to-day and Mon
day next, from sunrise to sunset
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We are informed that number Of
the able bodied melish Of the 22d
district, assembled at Cool Spring last
Monday to have their names enrolled
Before any thing was done towards it,
they were dispersed by a squad Of guer-
rillas. Nothing has been attempted
since. The lives of both the district
Magistrates-Willis and Gill, have been
threatened.
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Preserve your Old Pictures.

Old Pictures Of any style copied for Carte
de Visite, or enlarged 70 amy size, and col
ored in water, oil colors, or India Ink, and
warranted better than the original, at the
Gallery of the Cumberland, IS Cedar-street,
opposite Commercial Hotel.
July 4-tf A. 8. MORSE.
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RIVER NEwS-The river still contin-
ues low There were no arrivals OF de
partures. After dark last night steady
rain set in. We think that this storm
will be followed by rise in the river
and by colder weather.
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To the Public.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY PHOTOGRAPH
III Gallery on Union street, / would respectfully
return thanks TO m many friends, and the putlic
generally, for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored me. may also be allowed TO state IN
this connection, that the acknowledged superiority
of Pictures made at my establishment, Is e1Ittraiy
due 10 the energy and skl Of Mr.. +. GREEN
WALD, who has been associated with me, and has
had sole charge and control Of the Photographic
Department. Many OF my friends and former pa
trQns need no Information on this subject; but TO
those who may not know Mr.. GreenwRld, l can
cheeruly say that he Is gentleman of honor and
integrity end a Photographer has probably no
equal in tile South west. dOGDt whether ms SUI
perior can he found anywhere.
] make this acknowledgment unsolicited by him,
and merely because Il i true and due him. Any
one in want OF fine Photographs, or other PICTURES
vii lad hlr. GreenWAld decidedly the man 20 90 to-
THOS. J. MERRlTr,
Former Proprietor Of National Portrait Gallery,
~ 4 81 Union streeJ, Nashville, Tenn.
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If any reader Of the Union has an in
clination TO invest capital in a drinkir g
saloon, he is referred to the advertise
ments, offering one for aale, in another
column IL isa paying institution"
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nISEA ASSES OF THE NER-
IL NOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SHSTEMS-new and reliable treatment-in Reports
OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
Oh. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 5, South Ninih-street, Phllsdelpma, Pa.
an lily
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Mr. j. Lee Able has collected together
lot Of good substantial wagons, and a
sufficient nunber Of horses, with view
to engaging in the transfer Of freight.
His stable IS on Water street, in the
rear Of the building recently occupied
~ the Custom House
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01

The third quarter Of the year has
"pegged out, and gas bills become
due. Swiftly the fourth year of the
rebellion draws 30 ciose-msy it be
the last
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Ga1eral HaPker.

Asplendid Photograph of the late lament.
ed General Harker, csn be obtained by
mail or otherwise lor so cents, at the Gale
~ Of the Cumberland, No. 25 Cedar street.
july 20-tf.
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gBlaslrille 9glaiun.

THE UNION has the largest
Circulation Of eDy Nevspalger IN
Tenn eesse---its City auc Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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Birds, Prairie Grouse, Young SPUR
rels, Fresh Fish, and Oysters just re.
ceived at the St Nicholas Restaurant,
Cedar street
81 Ixo. i. GrNUEL
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Gentlemen, il you want the prcitiest
Neck-7be, or Scarf, in town, call at Green
n Green, a. College St
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The Press Of day before yesterday
said that the interests OF eleven States
those in rebellion--demand the election
of Mcclellan. JEFF Davis thinks the
enmn
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Ladies. we have a few Of those Water
fall, and Turban Hats on hand, which
we are opening at New York cost
Green end Green, az College 81
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OystessI Oysterst!

Newberry & Bookless are selling Oysters
for Sis PER can at No. ~ Cherry street.
sepSOtC
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II you want the best Shirt to be bad.
csll a Green q Green, AZ College ST.,
they are the only ones in town who
manufacture their own goods. Every
article warranted.
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Sacque flannel and very handsome
Balmoral; just received by Cameron,
Knight d Co
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Photographic Albums.

just received, and for sale cheap, sp1er-
did assortment Of Psrlor and Soldiers
Pocket Albums. Also q new style Of Auto
graphic Albums, 81 the Gallery Of the Cum
beriand, IS Cedar street.
iulvI6-tE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Safe Investment.

A first class Drinking Saloon, centrally
located, and doing a splendid business.
The proprietor having other business 10
engage his attention thus.olrers it for sale.
Enquire at the Office Of the Daily Uni5t.
Octl-lw.
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Nelson < Murfree's
AGENCY OFFICE,
CHERRY STREET, NEAR UNION,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NOR sALE-A uumber Of Dwelling Houses in
IL he CIV Of Nashville n E6geheld, North
Nashville, West Nashville, &C.
ALSO-A large number Of vacant lots IN Front
Market, su HeT, Ugh, Fine and Bsruee streets
several q which sre b-tW en- Cedar and Broad
A sO-An elegs LrvEET TAME, n q eehiral
location. and = large and conFe lent IcE EoUsE
AL7O-A iss cnofcs Country pe ca besr the
city - prices ranging from IS oo0t 20 $4,000 each,
and 10 WiIca We invite ilnm dfs'e 4 special a.
ten'.0a. Bargain " u given tot Gilt sale,
AISO-Ststs ard Court nos 5ou ht nd cold
and Etock7 Of ali kinds purchased IS .er order.
Ai.5O--A 6ne Piano, = yards q Brussels Car
pei ~. snd neat and elegant Family Carriage.
FOR BEAsE--h nrinboe 81 unsrnproved lots il
the city and 10 West Ma hrlia fer term Of ysnrs
Arso-A Boarding House on North Market street
Tor three years.
Z WANTED-A customer vnrlts 70 tarrryr ffe sr,r,
q $40 co forWh ch ample snd ss'isfa tory seurlfy
vii BE gwen. Apply 70
NELsoN a MURFRgE.
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Photographic Views, Csmp Scenes, Build
ings, Regimental and Company Pictures,
taken to order ct tho Gallery Of the Cum
berlznd, Is Cedar street.
jUly22-tE A. s. MORSE.
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EVENING SCHOOL

DEv. II L, WAYLAED, A. y. ASSISTED ny
u, aide Instructors pTGpcs.s 20 open a. sre,lr-r
6cbod Tor fotins Men ans Bow, 81 The Baptst
Parsonage, on Pelk Ayeaue, near Cburch street
tei1aeu wise ard sprpce,i On Thursday. All d..
Apply by rnail Tor Cirsriar. or cas- q NJ WEE
land e the Parsonage. o. Rsy. j. s. Malone neat
doar North
ssp2s-1
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10 sOOthes the Irritation OF the mucou membrane
which mes the ar passages, and which gives 80
much distress, causing tickling or rising in the
throat, promotes eNpectOTatlon, loOseDs the tough
mater Whlch cl"g- mp the vessels OF the throft and
lungs, thus enabling The patient to.breathe free d
natural. Il stimulates the power Of digestion, 8nd
has performed many cures, when 10 ali human
probability itcould not be possih o.
Prepared Only 10y DR. SWAlNE q son. No 800
North sixth It Philadelphia. Sold by
W. J. G. w. SMITH,
SeIt2iSatS Wed3n Druggists, Nashville
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NOiice 10 IN dianlaus In Hospitals

A GENTS or INDIANA ARE NOW II THIS
ii Ciiy. ans VI canvass tie Hospitals this week
D & ths urrn7e 81 iIfi0ugbug the sick Who ara
sfie % travel. Les every sollier Re found ii hs
bel. Col. ED. SHAW
sep4s-h Indiana state AGENT
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Bstreen Uniou sai chsrchl
Nashville, Tennessee.

j 81 tnf1rsH Die ilieBas aai customer fhst hs As4
sssotafei s'ia LIN 10 ia-iness J. b. Iaek 90, 81
tie= coiniy. Tenn. and t.s hasinass ali in fiife
h. sei1isrifi uulff che sffla q sishsslff Jari.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01

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