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The New Nashville Packet Louisville
ap20-3t Near Louisville Depot.


Our worthy and enterprising citizen,
Captain David White, has recently pur-
chased the fine new steamer Louisville,
which he has placed in the Cumberland
river trade as a regular weekly packet,
which. in connection with the Imperial,
makes a reliable semi-wecllly line to
all points on the Cumberland river
The Louisville is a bran new boat, and
a perfect model Of beauty, and com
bines all the requirements of strength
durability, capacity, comfort and safety
that the business demands. Captain
White. by his hberality and enterprise,
is building up a fine business for St
Louis with that section Of the country,
and we hope our citizens will not fail 10
give both the Louisville and Imperial a
liberal support, and thus sustain the
most prompt and best steamers that
ever run in the trade
Wereceived notice last evening that
the Louisville would be in port to-day.
aud leave positively for all points on
the Cumberland tomorrow evening
Passengers and shippers may rely upon
fine accommodations and gentlemanly
treatment from her excellent officers.
Her commander is Captain A. D. Wolf,
an old and popular boatman, and for
many years connected with the Mem
phis Packet Company, while in the
Office will be found that competentand
genial clerk, J. J Sylvester who is not
only an efficient officer, but clever
and entertaining gentleman. We com
mend the Louisville and her deserving
officers TO the merchants of ST Louis
and ythe travelling publc-.& Ions
I mon
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GrisI-NA-A letter from Paris to the
Manchester Examiner tells OF a visit
paid to Madame Grisi, who. with her
husband Mario, is now residing in the
magnificent mansion they have recent
~ built and furnished in the Champs
Elysee at a cost of something like two
million francs. The great artist we are
told. was 20 be seen wandering about
her splendid mansion, attirel in brown
velvet, a "a 'Lucrezia ,Borgia, looking
the very personifcation Of royalty-the
furniture of the saloons, all after the
old fashion, with oak carvings, sombre
tapestries, and massive giidings, assist
ing TO complete the illusion In the
midst of so much luxury, which a long
and arduous career has secured. Grisl
still signs for the excitement of public
life Her voice is wonderfully fresh,
and in personal appearance she Is
equally remarkable. IN c0gEo caatar5
is the leading theme of her discourse:
and she declares that as soon as the
time expires under the Arrangement
snsde with eye, 10y which she bound
herself not 10 sing in London, the voice
of Norma SHAH again be heard in the
great city. This viii be att the end Of
1868.
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Arrest OF st. Louis Firm and Large
Haul of COntFaband Articles.

Three important arrests and seizures
were made under the direction Of the
ProvOst-Marshal General Saturday, by
Lieutenant J. p Dodge, Of the Pro
vosts office 1t having come to the
knowledge of Colonel Sanderson that
there were persons doing business in
this city, who were actively engaged in
furnishing information and smuggling
supplies to the Confederate army, par
ticularly that of General Sterling Price,
in Arkansas, and having satisfied him
self positively that such parties had
been thus engaged, he matured plans
for their arrest and the seizure Of such
contraband property as he had reason to
believe would be found in their posses
sion. Accordingly, Lieut. Dodge, with a
party Of United States police, made q
descent at sunset on Saturday on the
store. Of Frank W. Tilley and William
A. Clendenen, who have been trading
under the firm of Tilley, Clendenen q
Co., on Commercial street
Tilley and Clendenen were arrested
and possession was taken Of their stores.
The parties were sent to Myrtle street
prison. A thorough search was at once
made of the premises. The result OF
the examination, we are informed, was
such as to place all doubt at rest as to
the prOpriety Of the procedure.
Among the articles seized were over
1000 quinine bottles, which had evil
IDENTIFY just been empt'ed; the quinine
having been repac1ed in bags for ship
ment beyond the Confederate lines;
also rebel uniform, clothing buttons,
and a great variety Of different articles,
all of which indicated Enthusiastically
the part.the prisoners performed in the
contrabandtrade with the rebels. Docu-
ments and facts were obtained By the
military authorities The evidence OBJ
tanned by the arrest and seizure places
beyond doubt the guilty intercourse, as
traders, agents and bankers of these
prisoners, with rebeldom st Louis
Union.
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Sterilization about NeCleIIan. &c.

NEW York, pril 19.-The steamer LedOr,
from Liverpool 9th, has arrived.
the Hera!d's Washington correspondent
says Grant viii appoint Mcclellan 10 a COM
mand in the Army of the Potcmsc.
Secretary Chase arrived in Washington
on Monday night.
Wade and Gorch have left for Cairo, to
take evidence relative TO the Fort Pillow
massacre.
The Petersburg Express Of the 18th has
dispatch from Mobile Of the same date
saying the-Uni troops were repulsed at
Shreveport with great loss. The above is
evidently a canard.
The Times special says Gen. Hatch has
been mentioned as successor to Gen. Gill
more.
The Senate Military Committee reported
the House bill giving twenty dollars
bounty to nine months men.
Fitzpatrick has left for Memphis.
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Rebel Minister at HaYana--The
Florida.

WAsHNcToN, April l9.-Mr Blair. OF the
investigating Committee, VIII report the
famous liquor order a forgery.
The President and wife VIII visit Fortres
Monroe Tomorrow.
NEW IORE, April I9.-The News's Havana
letter says the Confederate Minister. Gen.
Preston, VIII leave for Vera Cruz about che
22d, and there await Maximillian's arrival.
Twenty-two bloekade-running steamers
had left Havana.
The insurgents at Sc. Domingo attempted
to capture the temporary field works OF
Purts Plato, but were repu,sed with heavy
loss, leaving two hundred dead on the field
Spanish loss three killed and twenty-five
wounded.
The Herald's Havana dispatch states that
the pirate Florida is at Ben;dess. Several
Union vessels have gone ia pursuit.
The schooner Bell, from Mobile, was
summoned to surrender and fired into by
the Federal steamer Marigoid, within four
or FIVE hundred yards of Moro Castle
Maianora5 dates Of the 26.h ult. report
no demonstration yet by the French expe-
ditiOn.
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During the burning of the Winthrop
House OF Boston, lady was observed
wringing her hands, andVrying in an
agonized voice. oh. who viii save nv
children p A Mr. w E Richardson.
Of Boston, hastily obtaining thelocaiion
OF the room containing the little ones.
rushed up q burning staircase, seized
the two children, Zone aged rye, and
the other three years. and taking one
under each arm, made his way below,
and safely delivered his precious freight
70 the now oyeroyed mother
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aBlonetaru 4 Commercial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE, ,
Nashville, April 20, 1884. {

Nashville, April 20, 1854.
Corroy. Receipts liberal. We quote
prices at $4,000. p ID; according to
quality.
TLoUs-In good supply at s. 5000 90 p
barrel.
NIsAL-In request at 81 50 ? busbel.
BAcox-In demand at MCGEE b. hog
round.
LARo-very scarce. Would bring 10
I7Jle = D.
CAxDLEs-star2 pic p n, Tallow, So = box.
sA1T.-s3 90 ? bJl.
ToBAcco.-DuHcult to class; socGs1 50
Pm.
soAr.-German l21lc y II; Family I2Jzc.
CHzEsE.-Western Reserve 16e = b.;
Hamburg 49,; English Dairy zoe.
NAus.-ss 50Go 90 e keg, assorted sizes.
MAcKRREL.-In barrels SIS 90; : bbls.
50 30: Kits 81 90.
Baoous-S4 90 p dozen.
BccKErs.-sl 90 2 dozen.
DYE sTUyrs.-Indige 81 90 ? n; Nader
2Sc 2 u. Coperas &c 2 ID.
Corrox CARDs.-SlJ9s SIS p dozen.
CLovEa srED-512 90 p bushel
LzAruEE-Sole, oak, 5)@55c ? ID; Hem
lock 3Sai5c; Harness 55g60c; Upper, per
dozen, S50G$eo; Calf SKINS, per dozen, $50
acc; Kip Skins, per dozen, S7zg5l0O.
Or AsD HIDEs-Tanners' Oh 5I.5o0 3 .
gallon. Green Hides 8@loc 2 DE- dry DO.
I29I5c ? Il.
Grass SEEDS Timothy 50 p bushel;
Herbs grass 3 so; Orchard, 3 80; Blue
grass s2t92 SO.
EoTE-The above are wholesale prices.
CIxcINyATI, April IS, p. Flour unset
tied aud prices nominal; extra sold ~ %
s0a6 CO. Wheatdull az e. 35fsl - l0y Red
] 50 ior prime Kentucky White. Corn -
moderate demand % SINl % 40 upper aud
lower depois. Oats dun 80 Se9slc. Rye
held az S 90.
Whisky declin.a 10 81 IS, sales light
40 change in provisions, market quiet.
Sales OF DO. 900 pounds 81 bulk meats 90 lO1z
cents for shoulders ard llc for sides
Groceries quiet bat firm.
Gold Gs67s9. Silver 37@39. Exchange
f7u. ~ full rates. ceiling % lilo prem.
81. Iouss. APRIL Is P H.-flour duii and
irregular. Wheat ed and firm 81 5o@
i 81. choice 81 60@l 81. Corn active, rang
inc fron 81 o. % ] 10. Oats lower az 85f5
90c. Whisky declining.
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NASHVILLE IEAN., n pTI 10 loOa'
ProUost Ordcr No. so:
EXTRACT.
The following notifications Of the re-
strictions upon the liquor traffic in this city
are Published for the information Of all
concerned
Parties who have filed bonds in this office
wiz, without filing new bonds, be permitted
20 sell liquors Of all kinds-distilled and
feImented-to citizens and officers.
No liquors Of any kind-distilled or fel =
mcnted-will be sold or given away to en-
listed men or Government employees.
P-oprietors Of Saloons and drinking
houses viii be held responsible for the good
order and quiet of the same.
The sale OF liquors Of any kind by parties
who have not filed the requisite bonds in
this office, IS strictly prohibited. All IL
censed establishments will pay a monthly
tax Of $50 OO) ten dollars, the proceeds to
be applied to the detection Of and proven
ton Of unlicensed traffic.
By command Of Brig. Gen. r. 8. ORANGES.
JOHN W. HORNER,
Lieut.-Col and Provost Marshal.
April l6-lw
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Sa Gglearaph.
Opening Of The Maryland Fair.

BNTNonE. April I9.-The Inauguration
Of the grzat Fair at the Maryland Institute
was very imposing.
President Lincoln was greeted with ire
Incndous applause and made a brief ad-
dress, saying he thought Marylauders were
about determined that freedom should con-
troll their destiny. Abiding to the reported
massacre at Fort Pillow he said, ne took the
responsibility Of employing coiored men as
soldiers, AID thought itonly just that they
should have the same protection as white
soldiers, and declared that the Government
would protect them to the extent Of its
power. When the Government is advised
Of the Fort Pillow massacre from official
sources, If they substautiate the reports, re-
tri6ution VIII be surely given.
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RIVER NEws-The Cumberland con
tinues to fall with five feet large on
Harpeth Shoals.
The following are the arrivals and
departures yesterday:
Acknowledgement Cincinnati; Nj
ami, St Louis; J H. Baldwin, Upper
Cumberland
DrrARrEo.-Aliami, ST. Louis. Auro-
IA, Cincinnati
The Camelia, having been unavoida-
bly, detained yesterday, viii depart to-
day at 4P ~
The Louisville Democrat Of yester-
day says:
The river at this point stree our last
report has been falling quite fast, with
ten feet two inches water in the canal,
last ening by tie mark. The fall at
the head of the falls durinng the pre-
vious IS hours was one foot ten inches,
or about four feet at Portland In the
pass on the falls there was eight feet
two inches water for descending boats,
and scant six feet in the middle chute
for ascending boats. The weather was
very disagreeable, cold rain falling
nearly ali the day
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Id. Railsback, WHO can be found at
the store Of Sobel i Martin, Market
Street, is prepared to introduce here a
new gas burner, which is commended
as a good thing. This burner is tipped
with lava, and it is claimed for il that
it saves gas 10 the consumers. 1t makes
a beautiful light
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FTWIs BANK Is AUTHORIZED BY THE SIC
i retaIy Of the Treasury 70 receive subscriptions
u re ahos named Bonds, psyabie IN Forty, and
rcdeemstae at the pleasure Of the Government after
ten years. Coupan Bonds will be Of she denomi-
naiion Of FIFTY, One Hundred. Five Hundred, and
one Thousand Dollars, and viii be delivered in 5
lev days Registered Bonds VIII be Of the denoini-
nation Of Flhy, one Hundred, five Hundred One
Thousand, tite Thousand, and Ten THOUSAND bod
lars, and VII ~ delivered or before the SIh day
Of ApnL Jas. q. OGDEN, Cashier.
ap6-g
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We have received thc first number
of the National Union Press, the
new Union paper just started-at Louis
vile, Ky, It is a neatly printed sheet,
and ably edited We wish it unborn led
success.
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There were thirty-eight yiolators Of
municipal laws before Recorder Shane
yesterday, all of whom were fined; and
some being unable to pay, were sent to
the worl, honse.
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The Teuncgsee Annual conference.

1t is hereby ordered and directed
that the Tennessee Annual Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South do convene at the City Road
Chapel, seven miles North of Nashville,
on Thursday, 10Th May, 1864 The
members Of said Conference will take
notice accordingly
JOSHUA SoULE
M
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This day received per steamboat
Lawrence, Twenty boxes Oranges, in
good order
Fifteen barrels Eggs
Ten barrels Onions.
CLARK x GEEGoRy,
s. North Alarketst,
ap20-3t Near Louisville Depot
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See the advertisement OF John D.
Goss, Trustee. He sells on Tuesday
next, ataIume d Cos auction rooms,
a very desirable lot of goods.
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AUCTION 10 CLOSE OUT STOCK,
II. CAMPBFLL,s.

II. CAMPBELL's.
will sell, this Wednesday morning, 9
full assortment Of Groceries.
Thursday, viii sell Croekery, Glassware,
&c, &c.
Friday, Dry-Goods, Shoes, Hats, and No
tons.
See general advertisement in aH,sther
column. II. CAMPBELL.
No. "A Public Square.
ap2O-lt.
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Business agptitrs.
N 80 Nam NLrdow Glass

Ofany size, go TO Jno. X. Hume L Cos, No.
u College street. They viii sell it whole
sale or retail [ap20-lt.
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We are indebted TO W c. Collier I
late papers furnished US last night
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Al pens bclr ny tr1ss mars. o. g. b. ntEsls,
EXTRA i0U., Ky" f1r which have secured the
oru-rqit, and 0asrs-lt-. is ef-s i-le Erd per-
tgct n every respect. sent - Ias-i cr express t0
any parr Of the country on receIr. Of price and re-
tf~n ctGWe- Fer-on- oT i@r-llg vii please state Tie
SIZE an1 style desired. whether hard az -o1, fine or
coarse ana if t.l1 pen should fsl CD please o. prove
ds.ssiige vlii hafe fLe privilege 81 eE-l51le u.
detiu.oI of .ll-ecn percent al.lUal CA orders d
IS or over, a1irTeu-y-iise ger cent on those 81
500. / aslai ll-a1isI-s flaie 90 the trade. old
pens repaired Inthe best mgu1o= f1r tsiry-fve
cents t7li s-eap. each. pen aaa watch circulars
sent FzEE. Address
q. p BABEEs
Dealer n Sold Pcrs end American Wl--hoq,
Mr. SIT 80 Third street, Louisville, Ky.
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NEW THEATRE-The performances 1T
the new theatre tonight begin with the
comedy Of "Our Female American
Cousin" in which Miss Daily appears as
PAMELA. The closing piece is Robert
Macaire." Dances and songs by the
Ethiopian comedians, Messrs. Campbell
and Corcoran.
TnEArRE-At the old theatre Mr.
Proctor appears as Outalanchet, in the
drama of that name The entertain
ments close with the Swiss SWANS
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THE UNION has the LARGEST
circulation of-a amy Newspaper in
1enncssee---its City and Army
circulation moro than double any
other paper.
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JuSt EecelYed,

80 barrels Sweet Cider.
". A. PARRISH & Co.,
College street, South Of Broad.
April l9-3t
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 5, 1864 !
ProgoSt Order, No. Il
EXTRACT.
VIII. The frequency with which horses
and mules are stolen in the vicinity of this
Post by marauding soldiers and vagrant
negroes, calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid to fight, and
not to trade in horses and mules. The
offering of n horse or mule for sale by a
soldier, is in itself an offence, and is prinad
facie evidence of his having come in pos
session of it by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing it, becomes an accomplish
of his guilt.
Any soldier selling, or offering for sale, a
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the same Of a soldier, will be arrested and
punished.
No negro will be permitted TO sell or offer
for sale any horse or mule without a special
permit from this Office on proof of ownership;
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, will
be arrested and punished.
The patrols will be instructed to arrest all
soldiers found riding or having in their pos
session horses or mules not branded 10Th the
Government brand.
by command of BRIG. GEN. R. S. GRANGER.
JOHN w. HORNER,
Lt.-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
April eff
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Soldiers and others,

At q distance, who cannot call at my Office, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent synp
toms and enclosing postage stamp to pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges modeIate.
Office hours from SAN. to SP. NJ, ami from 6
to p. VI. Apr7-1y
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'Alfand Alton draft at the St. Nicholas.

Pure juice of the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
draft at the ST. Nicholas.
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Women Gambling In Wall Street.

New York Correspondence Philadelphia Press
Women are interested largely in
these gambling operations, as we'll as
men. The dear creatures it is true. do
not appear in the crazy crowd in proDria
persona, but moderately sharp optics,
nevertheless, as have informed YOU
before, may discover them any day in
close carriages, orin back offices near
by, anxiously waiting TO hear the latest
report from the Board so as to be in
position TO instruct their brokers to buy
or sell A ladies' Board, it IS said.
has actually been inaugurated in one
of the Broadway hotels Thus. almost
every one for the moment, is blowing
bubbles or building castles in the air.
It's delightful business as long as it
lasts
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The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, will always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, y Cherry street. Call in and
try them. March 20 If
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Traps to catch these women's money
viii not long be wanting. Several arc
baited already Others are being set
There viii be a tremendous slaughter
of the innocents before many days, and
somebody will be badly hurt. People
who think rafting immoral dice wick
ed, poker a sin, gambling a crime, and
lottery an abomination, keep out Of
Wall street! If you want to gamble,
80 to faro bank You Will find a bet
ter chance than in Wall street. For a
green horn to speculate in Wall street
at present is just as foolish rs to plav
euchre against three Western blackieas.
witls a confederate standing behind
your chair and telegraphing what Won
have in your hand Do understand
that2
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Humes Celebrated Musty Ale on draft at
the st. Nicholas.
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Go TO G. w. Fall & Co. for your Fish
ing Hooks, Lines, Poles, Reels, Corks,
Snoods, and for all kinds Of Hardware.
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Later from Gen. BankS.-What New
Orleans Frenchmen Say.

ST. LOUIS, April I9.-The st. Louis Dem
oc-at has several dispatches from Red Riv-
er. Little had occurred except skirmish-
ing
Banks's army left Grand Ercore on the
6th, and one fleet was expected to reach
Shreveport on the 18th.
Hundreds Of Louisianians are taking the
amnesty oath.
1t Is reported that Capt. Couthwait, OF
gunboat Chillicothe; was killed on the 18th,
by a shot from the shore.
Prominent Frenchmen in New Orleans
predict a treaty Of friendship between the
southern Coniederacy and MaEimilIian,
backed by Napoleon.
The French COmmander-in-C Chief order
ed Admiral BOrse TO makean effective dem
onstratiOn against COrtina5.
SanLa Anna bad retmrnal 10 s. Thnrnas
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A Tip top assortment Of Gents and La
dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at 46, Union
street.
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Gents fine Lasting Caters for 81 50 at as,
Union street.
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Sands Chicago Cream Ale, at the St..
Nicholas.
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Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
50 90 at46, Union street.
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Memphls COlton Market.

MEMPHIS, April 16.-Cotton market un-
usually active and firm, prices. unchanged,
receipts Of three thousand bales from White
river.
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Go to G.. W Fall a Co for your Trace
Chains, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, sif-
tiers, &C., &c.
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Cotton and Geld.
NEW YORz, April lg.-CottOn so. Gold
81.
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Porter on draft at the St. Nicholas.
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Meel's Celebrated Reels for sale by
G. W. Fall 4 Co.
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Bird Cages and Tin Ware of all kinds,
at the Hardware store of g. W. Fall & Co.
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Miller Plows-Avery Flows for sale
By G.. W. Fall & Co.
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Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at 46, Unto
street.
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OFFICE OF PROyOsT MARSHAL, J
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 5, 1864 !
)r0yOst Order. No II.
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Cavalry Boots for "a so at AS, Union street.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, by THos. S. MARI.
CERTIFIED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 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
THOs. s. MARI,
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate of discount. Government checkhon
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 1S-tf