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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-30
The Secesh Coneern nj lhe S0nlh.

Some Of our readers who do not see
the malignant, traitorous diatribes Of
the organ of jeff Davis, may often
think that we are too severe in the
position we assign it. Aside from the
internal evidence it daily affords Of its
intense disloyalty, incidents like the fol-
lowing are constantly coming to our
knowledge:
A gentleman who was with Sherman's
recent raid into the heart Of Alabama,
was the guest one evening Of a wealthy
and leading STAKEHOLDER of that State.
OF course the condition Of the country
soon became the topic of conversation.
Finally the Presidents character was
discussed, the Southerner repeating the
ordinary slang, current there in rela-
ton to the butioonery, savagery, &c. In
order to disabuse the Southerner' 5
mind, the gentlemen politely handed
him the Presidents Amnesty PrOclama-
ton, and asked him to read it atten-
lively. He did so, and said 8 All this
appears very well, but your own
Northern papers denounce the Procla-
nation, and say we are utterly debased
and ought to be made to change places
with our slaves if we accept it. THAT
cannot possibly be- was the guests re-
ply. My daughter" said the host,
go to the bookcase and hand me the
last number of the Chicago Times
She did so, and sure enough there was
the precise language the gentleman
had quoted. "0f course, said the
SOUtherner, eve will not submit to
have such taunts thrown in our teeth
by the Northern people themselves"
And here, SAID our informant, 'was
this internally traitorious sheet, q hun
bred and fifty miles within our usual
lines, in the very heart Of Alabama,
poisoning the minds of the Southern
people 1t and papers like it are the
worst enemies the people Of the South
have, for they make them believe that
il they can but hold out little longer,
the Northern Democracy Will hurl Lin
coin from the presidential chair, clean
Out Congress and then they can have a
disunion peace on their own terms. OF
course they are equally the enemies OF
the North, for the war is continued, and
our sons are butchered by thousands
through their fendish efforts The best
friends, both of the South and the
North, are those who strain every nerve
70 crush out rebellion at the earliest
day possible Woe be to these traitor
sheets when the soldiers who have felt
the force Of their deviiish TRADES
against the government get a chance
at them. Their influence among the
people, if not their right arms, will
wipe them out most efectually and for
ever
What loyal man that reads, and who
that meets such incidents, VIII say that
to cali the Times an organ Of JEFF Davis,
does it q particle of injustice2-CAicago
IiT5lHs
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20 MORE DEAD NUNS N TIE Cuu-
LAND-Mr. J. NJ Haunahs, the Agent
the Chicago Glue Works, has cot a
nch Of that establishment in opera
in Nashville, on the river. above
Race Course, and is now working
the dead animals from the Govern
pit Corrals into glue stock, oil. WAGON
ase, etc. All dead animals from the
if delivered TO him at that place.
Ich is nearer than any other point
y can be deposited at, viii be
iiarly disposed Of, and the city may
$ be relieved from the dreadful
pts and stenches Of the past year,
it may, perhaps, be the means Of
ring pestilence here, 10 say nothing
poisoning the Cumberland, for the
abitants below and for the riyermen.
trust that the authorities viii sec
[ al dead animals are 50 disposed Of
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Rebel Concentration IN Virginia.
The Great Conflict imminent.
Lee EHdeayOrlng TO get a Battle from
his Entertainments.
NOE-eOmbatants Flying from Richmond
and Petersburg.

WAsHIvoToy, April % Tho House pass
ed the Tax Bill.
special to the New York Times says
facts continue to multiply showing tia de-
ternined energy with which tho rebels are
concentrating troops in Virginia.
The President has received g dispatch
from Gen. Butler, stating that the rebel
forces are Withdrawing from North Carolina
and reinforcing Lee.
The indications are hat collision cannot
long be delayed.
Burnside left yesterday BY special con
veyaEcs to Join his command.
tits now generally understood that Lee
win endeavor to bring on a fight without
leaving his entrencbments.
A letter received to-day from Admiral
Porter, pronounces Banks recent expedi-
ton disastrous failure. We lost over 90
pieces Of artillery, q large quantity Of small
arms, several hundred wagons, first class
gunboat, the Eastpor., and a paymaster's
safe containing g million dollars in green
backs.
hercports that Banks Is to lie superseded
by 6ickIes are untrue.
Generals Franklin and Stone, whole IN
der the imputation of having, through neg
ijgepco and careIessness, contributed great
ly to the disaster in Louisiana, will be re-
Leved, and probably court-martialed.
The Uerald's Washington special reports
O rupture in the Cabinet, and that Secretary
Chase has abandoned his post because
Blair Was appointed to command of the
18th army corps.
The Worlds special says it is now un-
derstOod that Newborn and Washington, n.
c., are sac, as the rebels are concentrating
to guard against any possible flank move
ment blythe York or James River.
New YoRK, April 29-The Herald has a
letter from the feet of Wilmington, saying
that Beauregard went through Wilmington
on the 2lst, with largo body of troops on
his way to Richmond.
The enemy are sending all the men they
can to the rebel Capitol
The Herald'a Yorktown letter of the 9th
says a desertcr reports considerable panic
ct Richmond and Petersburg, where the re-
bells are leaving, momentarily expecting
the appearance Of one or more strong Union
columns. Many Of the inhabitants are
moving south. The impression prevails
that the present campaign viii be success
ful, and result in the fall of Richmond.
The Herald's Grand Ecoro dispatch states
our total loss at 3,4OO.
Repor. says Magruder IS between Sbrove-
port and Gen. Steele, with II 900 men.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The Democrats
ViclssLurg correspondence of tho 22d, says
the steamer Lacy from Red River, brings
news that no more lighting had occurred up
to the Goth, but the rebels were reported
to be marching on Grand Ecore on the 22d.
Our troops were going out to meet them.
Our army Is believed to be securely en-
treuched at Grand Ecors on both sides Of
The river. Our total loss in the late battles
foot up four thousand.
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rnllnd Sfafes OF Amerlca.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE-No. S.
VUHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
" IN the District court Of tie United States for
said District on the 23d day of April, 1884, iy Ho
race IT, Harrison, ESQ, Attorney Of the United
States for said District who therein proseou'cs on
behalf Of the Unitcd.Siates eud W. -. Gallagher,
Esa., against q cases Of Btters, Wine and Cock
tails. and agJuat al persons wfuliy in ervn ng
FOR their interests therein, nHeRng that sad prop
erty had Seen So zcd IN said District on land as
forfeited the United States for causes IN sa,i N
formation forth snd averrcd 10 be true, and pray
irC for the usual lroccss, g..
Nov, therefore, nerebs give public waning 70
sl pCr-ous concerned in interest Ia said property
"a appear before said Court, at tho Federal Court
Room IN the Capitol Nasty lie, on the Sd Monday
n May, 1864, NJ 10 o'clock, a. NJ, then and there
to PROFOUND their clsius and make the rallegstous
+. x. GLASCUCk,
L. s. Marshal for Md. Dist Tenn.
ap 2c-lH
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THEATEE-This evening tho splendid
drama entitled the marble Heart
sin be played at the Old Theatre, Mr
and Miss Buchanan susjaining the chief
characters. The closing piece is the
'Qaiet Family" The advertisement
announces that this is the last appear
Ance Of Mr. Buchanan and his accom-
slished daughter. No one should miss
he opportunity to see them.
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Information no. II.
[. S. DISTRICT Court F pR THE Middle DIS
TRICr OF TENNESSEE

The United States -. shares stock in tho Com
nercal Insurance Company, ana other proper
q of John b. johnson.
yUHE 7EAS. HORACE II HARRISON, ATTOP-
w nry OF the uIted States for sa'd District
has on this, the 23d Gay Of April, 1~eA, fled his
amended Information Ia this cHuse, alleging. among
other lhug-, the seizure a. certun the estate and
property, money, stocks and credits o. John B.
Johnson ac OF sad district, and o! said J0hnson's
interest n certain real estste deScrhed in said In
formation and thst the same wss seized by the
Marshal OF the Tinted StCtcs, on tho 18th day oi
anu0ry, 1854, tort ted 20 the United States for
the causes reut oned ia sa Informal on. and pray-
ing tho monitor O the Court, and notice Of the
cling 81 the said amcnde1 Information.
now, therefore pursuant % the Toriton under
the "a Of said CourI, % directed, hereby give
pubic warning % all persons concerned IN interest
IN said properly, % appear heore said Count At the
Federal Court 10 IN n the Capitol at Nashville
en- the second Afou iav IN Nav next, then ami there
y PROFOUND Their claims AMI make their cations
ID thai behalf T.. X. GfA5CDlk *.
a. = Marshal for the Md. DIST. Of Teun
af-14
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OFFICE OF PEoYosT MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, TESE, April 3, 1904
Provost OTaer, No. II.

EXTRACT
VII. The frequency with which horses
AID mules are stolen in the vicinity Of this
Post By marauGing soldiers aud vagrant
negroes, calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression Of tho crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid 70 fight, and
net to trade in horses and mules. The
Offering Of a horse or mule for sale By a
soldier, il In itself an offence, and Is p-snla
facic evidence Of his having come IN pos
session OF IL By fel0nious means and any
citizen purchasing it, becomes an GcconPlice
Of his guilt.
any soldier selling, or Offering for sale, a
horse OF mule, OF any citizen purchasing
the same Of soldier, viii be arrested and
punished.
No negro will be permitted % sell or offer
for ss!c any horse or mule without c special
permit from this Office on proof Of ownership p
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, viii
be arrested and punished.
The patrols VIII be instructed 70 arrest al
soldiers found riding OF having IN their pos
session horses or mules not branded i0itA ne
Government brand.
BY command Of BETG.-GES. p. 8. GRASoER.
JOHN y. HORNER,
Lt-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost harshaL
April 8-tf
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American BAPTIST IoHE MISSION So
1ErY.-Rev J. r. Westover, Agent Of
he American Baptist Homo Mission
ociety, viii preach in the City Council
.hamber, tomorrow: Services 10 com
nence at l0l o'clock, A. r.
Members of Baptist Churches, and
Tiers, loyal to the Government Of the
United States, and friendly to the Oh
bets Of the aforesaid Mission Society,
7hether permanent or temporary resi-
ents of this city, are cordially invited
D attend the morning services; also, to
1eet at the same place at 8 o'clock,
N, for the purpose Of free confer
nee and interchange OF views relative
our denominational affairs in Ten
essee.
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There were thirty cases Tried in
border Shane'scourt yesterday-four
using hydrant water without license
ee for disorderly conduct; one for
yrancy; two for indecent exposure;
r for drunkenness; five for violation
the tippling laws, eight for drunken
5 and disorderly conduct; two for
rchandizing without license; aad
for stealing.
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sATuRpAY. ApRIL 30. 1ssl.

". T. Orr, Esq, one Of the Proprie-
tors Of the NASHVILLE UxIox, departs
for Louisville this morning. lie VIII at
tend the Printers National Union
which meets next week in that city;
and afterwards take a trip East We
commend him to the friends Of Lhc
Union everywhere, and especially to
our brethren Of the press They VIII
find him true hearted gentleman.
Merchants and others, who have bust
ness with the Office, VIII find him ready
70 attend to their demands and orders.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-30

NEw THEATRE.-"Jack sheppard and
How to make Home Happy" viii be
ayed at the New Theatre, Miss Thorne
both pieces.
The manager has been extremely
rtunate in securing Miss Anna Lever
e as leading woman. Her person is
easing, her elocution fine, and her
ting unexceptionabie Her persona
IN of Ann Musgrave, last night, drew
'Pquent applause from the audience
d though here but asweak, she has
ready become n favorite with the
sblic.
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The attention Of all who are wanting
10 purchase Watches, Jcwolry, &c, is
directed to the advertisement Of J.
Welt & Co, No 81 Union street. They
have recently received large addition
to their stock, and intend 70 keep the
ball rolling" so long as the public apPrc-
ciate honest and indefatigabie efforts
% cater to lis demands. Success TO
shem.
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Ladies embroidered toilet slippers, FOR
fifty cents, at 81 Cherry street.

RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs-Mey lst, at the
Andrew Charge Church, Post Chapel
Preaching l04 clock, A NJ, by Rev. DR.
Van Santovooer, Preparatory.
Communion service 0t ,, PA. al
having q good standing in Christian
Churches, are invited
Preaching in the evening at =. p. r..
" Rev Mr. Hoover.
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Hickman, Cockrell & Co, have open
a dry goods honse on Union Street,
|arly opposite Sandy Carriers They
Ne a very choice assortmentof goods,
uprising every thing new and desir-
e for ladies, gentlemen, children and
wants. These goods have been Sc
ted with especial reference to this
rket, and by practiced mercantile
te We have not the least doubt
[ this viii soon be very popular
.lsa.
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REuGIoUs NoucE. - The German
Iethodist Episcopal Church, on Col
Hge street, one square beyond the \.
L R. r. depot, has lately been repair
1, and is now ready Cor divine worship.
ext Sunday, May lst, at l0l o'clock,
|. NJ, it will be rededicated Rev NJ
Cramer, Of the Cincinnati Conference
the N. E Church, viii ofliciate in the
erman language All our German
lends are cordially invited to attend
erman soldiers are also invited Seats
ee. Further notices viii be given al
e close of the services
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TnItcd Stales on AmerIca.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENSESS EE.-No. 90.
T4YHEREA7, An IMPORTATION WAS FILED
w Ia a. Instr c. Court o. the United STATES
fog tho Middle District O.! Tennessee on The 18th
day az April, lSli ~ Horace ~ Harrison. Attorney
o. tnc Unite St--e- fog SID District. uh) prose-
cute- therein On behalf or tHa intei States aud
Joseph T.. biln. Surveyor oi t.s o71t - Nashville
Tenn, against slAty-u ue b.i-s 81 Cotton. marked
"l.. l., and against all person lawfully ntcryen-
ing fIr thcs interests therein, slieeirI ~ substance
that on April -, 1865. 20 sad District on land. said
property was sel=ci hy saiiJ d. uIin, as Cd
ID tha Iuel ~-stes. for causes in ssii information
set forth and aVerrcd 20 oc true and praying %. the
usual process. sc.
Now. therefore. in pnrstsnce Of tho monitor I'M
der the soal 81 sRs Court % me directed, ] hero
~ give public warming 70 Oh persons concerned N
interest I'D SAIL Cotton, 20 appear b. fore said Court
az the Federal Court h.oIn, IN She Capitol az Nash
VILE 10 said District. on the 81 Monday ln MAY,
ls14 then and there q propound thesr cltIns and
make their ale cations nthat bchlM
WIN T.. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Of the Mid. dat q Tenn.
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A SUTEEIoa REuEDY.-We can c0nsc'er-
jiou-Iv recommend to those suffering from
2 distressing cough, DR.. StricklaHd's Mellif
uous Cough Balsam. Il gives reliefalmos
instantaneous, and is withal not disGgreea-
bic 20 the taste. There is no doubt but thI
Melliluous Cough Balsam is one ofthe bes
preparations IN use, end is all that its pro
prietor claims for it. We have tried it du
ring the past week, and found relief fGom q
most dressing cough 1t is prepared by
Dr. Strickland, No. East Fourth-street
Cincinnati, Ohio, and fo= sale by Druggists
at 80 cents per bottle.
APP 29-f sa su-ly
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"TlKE HCo0L.n
lee Cream! Ice Cream

The undersigned has lately fitted up 4
FIRST CLASS ICE CREAM SALOON,
over the store Of sickles Z Co, No. 49 North
College street, which he viii open on May
p. And with the choicest Of Viands and
p-cmp. attention to business, he hopes TO
receive the patronage Of all lovers Of good
things. CHARLEY M4RT1N.
ar25-lw.
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We notice that Mr.. Davidson has put up
two large sizes Of DEoN's BLAcEBURRY
CARNSSATIYE, which he sells at 80 cents and
Sl.00 per bottle. This he has done upon
urgent solicitation of many persons who
use 10 in their families rs the safest and sur
est remedy that can be Obtained for Dyson
terry and Diarrhea. twill be found cheap
er 10 get the largest size but those not &c
quainted with the virtues Of this popular
remedy can find out its value by trying a
twenty-five cent bottle. dEwIt.
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@-If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on 6Ir jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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PEoMorED Maj. J. D. Elliot, who
has for some time been in command Of
the Military Prison has been relieved
from promotion, Capt James D Hinck-
ley, ofthe 18th Mich. Volunteers, has
been detailed to take charge of the
prison. We are glad to learn that the
Major has been promoted, and that he
Is to be succeeded by an officer SO com
petent as Capt Hinclley.
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See the advertisement of J. x. Hume
& Co, in another column. They sell
fine lotof household and kitchen fur
uiture at No. 4 South Market street
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FoBREsT CoNsCRPTING.-Gen Forests
operations in Western Tennessee and
Kentucky, during the past few weeks,
have attracted q great deal Of attention
from the people in both sections Of the
country, in consequence Of their bold
ness and righteousness. The inhabit-
ants of the towns and rural districts
through which his army has moved,
have become terror-stricken by the re-
lentless conscription carried on, and
many of them have left for the North,
leaving behind them their families and
farms, and all else that they love and
value. The mode by which conscripts
are obtained is "a follows: A squad Of
soldiers is sent into a town or district,
where they represent themselves as be-
ing on furlough, resolved on enjoying a
good time, and determined to spend
their money freely They treat every one
well for several days, never attempting
To- modest even their known enemies, in
order TO disarm suspicion, and then, at
a prcconcerted time, they capture every
male person between the ages of l6 and
80. and march them off to camp.
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For the latest spring styles-tho neat
est, prettiest, -cheapest-dry goods, 60
to ". Freeman & J. r. Cowan, 26
Public Square, corner Of Deaderick
street ap24-lw.
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Jake Bennett, with his little band Of
cut throats. is laying a large portion Of
Kentucky under tribute. Where IS the
old spirit OF the "Hunters Of Kentucky
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There are only seven hundred liquor
zellers in indianapolis a great city
Tor patriotic inspiration.
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Ed Willard, Union Street, has re-
ceived the Boston Pilot and Wavorly
MAGAZINE.
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AT the new store, q Cherry street,
IA can buy good sett of knives and
/. ks, for one dollar.
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louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, by THos. s. MARE.
CEzTIFIKD ACCOMPLISHMENTS ,laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College-streets,
where the very best rates are given by
TBOs. S. MARE.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of uncUrrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb l9-tf
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c. P, BlREES EXTRkGOLD PENS.

All pens bear 10y troll marx, &C 2. BARNES,
EXTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
e)7y-ryh, end are warranted II caTats fine and per-
feet IN every respect. Sent by mail or express to
any part Of the country receipt OF price and
tTg charges. Persons OrderiEgWIll please state the
size and style desired, whether hard soft, fine
coarse; snd II the pen should fail 20 please or prove
defective, viii have the privilege Of exchanging it.
deduction oil fifteen percent allowed On orders Of
SIS or over and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
500. Liberal discounts made to the trade. Old
pens repaired ia the best manner for thiIty-ive
cents (ai.i stGsap) each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FEEZ. Address
G. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens ard American Watches,
Sl9 Third street, Louisville, Ky.
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NJ p Morris, whose death was re-
corded in the list we published last
Sunday, belonged to the 18th g. S
Regulars. Unfortunately his name got
amongst the 18th Z. S. colored. This
was an inadycrtance altogether.
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We are indebted to Joel Davis, Esq,
Of the Adams Express, and W G Col
lier, for late papers.
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THE UNION has the largest
circulation of any Newspaper IN
Tennessee---its City md Army
more than double any
other paper.
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Tremendous excitement was created
some days ago near Evansville, Ia, by
a couple Of negroes escaping across the
Ohio into Indiana The good folks
thought the goTrillaS were after them.
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DI&EASES OF THE NER-
- FOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY ANDSEXUAL
SISTfM5-uew and reliable treatrnent-in Reports
q the HOWARD ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in
7ralei letter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
Br. J. ShlLBIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
no. ,, South Ninth-strest, Philadelphia, Pa.
cp lily
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Cnff0n and GnId.

New YoEz, april 29.-Cotton sec. Gold
78%.
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Five Per Cent
l0-A0 q. s. BONDS.
Principal aad Interest Parable
in C0iB.
FREE FROM STATE AND MU-
NlClPAL TAXATION.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or NASHVILLE, TENN.
Designated Depository and Financial
Agent Of the United States.

runs BANK Is AUTHORIZED By THE SEC
s Rotary OF the Treasury 20 receive subscriptions
a. The above named Bonds, payable in Forty, and
Ser yocra. Coupon PONDS v-il be Of the denClni-
rzlo1 oi Flfy, Ole Hundred, Five Hundred, and
one thousand Dollars, and VII hs delivered IN a
E.-- ttve Registered Bonds VIII te Of tho denoUli-
7-,ila'of Fify, ono Hundred, Five Hundred, One
Thous-ud. Fira thousand, end Ten Tnoussnl Dol-
isr- suf Hiii 5edtiire.l on cT before the S1-h day
1s ar-L JAS &. OGDEN. Cashier.
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