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Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-05

THOMAS N. ELLIOTT,
No. 29
MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS
OLD FOcY PRICES

We would inform the nu-
merous customers who
now throng this growing
city to get their fall and
winter supplies; that we are
still on hands with a large
variety of such Goods as
are needed daily.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-05
L0tterits.

A. ACT 10 pEoylds Internal revenue 70 support the
tIosernmsnt 70 pay interest on the public asbi'
and foF ether purposes.
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NO. 90.

Secretary Of the Treasury may author
lie the receipt as g tempOrary loan Of
United States notes, or the notes Of
National Banking Associations on de-
posit, for not less than thirty days in
sums not less than fifty dollars, By any
Of the Assistant Treasurers Of the
United States or repositories -designa-
ted for shat purpose other than nation
al barking associations, who shall issue
osrtificates OF deposit in such. form as
the Secretary Of the Treasury shah pre-
scribe, bearing interest not exceeding
SIX Per centula annually. and payable
at suy tifne after the term Of deposit
after ten days subsequent notice, unless
the time and notice Be waived hT the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury may increase the
interest on deposit at less shan slxller
.eentum 70 that rate, or, on ten days'
notice to dep0sitors, may diminish the
rate Of interest as the public Interest
may require; but the aggregate Of such
deposits shall not exceed one hundred
and fifty millions dollars, and the Sec
retsry Of the Treasury may issue, and
shall hold in reserve, for the payment
of such deposits Of United States notes,
not exceeding fifty millions Of dollars,
including the amount already applied
in such payment, andthe q nited states
notes so held in reserve shall be used
only when needed, in bis Judgment,
for the prompt payment OF such depos-
its on demand, and shall be Withdrawn
and placed again in reserve, as the
amount Of deposits shall again increase.
The above are the principal sections
of the biIl as passed.
The House at o'clock adjourned
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The Elephant Hannibal.


lFrom the healing Infeihgercer
The Elephant Hannibal which at
tracted SO much attention here on Sat
urday last, got slightly stubborn on his
way to Washington by the National
road on Sunday, and his keeper had
some difficulty in getting him to move
on. Hannibal is somewhat celebrated
for indulging, at times, in little eccen-
tricities of an unamiable character,
such as to sling horses and wagons in
the air, tearing down barns, aad raising
the ancient Nicholas generally,although
we believe, he has conducted himself
in a more orderly manner Of late years.
as becomes his increasing age. The old
fellow is possessed of his fun share Of
sagacity, which is often exhibited in
note worthy manner. For instance,
we recollect Of hearing Of an aquatic
exploit on his part which will bear
reading A few years ago the menage-
RE was to exhibit in a town In the
interior Of New York, where, in con
sequence of an unsafe bridge 1t was
necessary for Hannibal to swim a river.
The weather was excessively warm, and
readiness; but when fairly in, he found
his position 50 comfortable that instead
of Obeying the directions of his keeper,
he concluded to remain and enjoy the
refreshing sensations of the bath at his
leisure invain did the excited snowman
shout, threaten and--pray; Tie huge
beast paid not the slightest attention
TO Their cries, but rolled his hulk laRiiv
about, at times sinking completely put
of sight, and then rising with o surge
spOuting like a whale The manager
becoming impatient, procured q gun.
loaded II with fine shot, and taking de
liberate aim, discharged il, the shot
taking effect 50 far as TO make the
brute shake his leather apron ears Il
little, as if the aies troubled him, and
nothing more The gun was again
loaded with coarse shot and again dis
charged, the load striking him fairly
on the rump, causing him 10 blow a
blast upon his trumpet which might
be heard for q mile Matters were now
becoming too warm for his elephantine
highness, and hestartcd for the shore,
when a sudden thought apparently
striking him, he abruptly stopped, suf
fered his enormous body to sink com
pletely out Of sight, with nothing but
the tip Of his trunk, through which he
breathed, exposed and there he re-
NAMED tor nearly two hours, in spite
of All efforts made TO drive him out,
finding himself perfectly secure ia his
subaqueous position from all assaults
from stones, clubs and shot guns. Was
not this very like reason 2
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al sppearance Of almost every thing
was a sort Of dirty, dusty gray They
were OF ali ages and sizes. many Of
them being boys Of fifteen, others men
Of nifty but the majority Of them were
yet in the prime Of life j confess It is
difficult for me to fix such bodies of
men as these in the Organism Of the
South IS it existed previous to war In
other years ] have Travelled and resid-
ed IN nearly al the States of the South
In the States east Of the Mississippi
and west oft thought ! was pretty
familiar with tie skYle and Fhysiogno-
nay Of the people of All classes. csstes
and conditions; but / have never any
-where seen any large numbers of anv
such faces as these--gaces Of such a low
type, physical developments of such
a mean character, intelligence so dull
and empty.
1 do remember, inGoed, having seen
some few such men in the western or
mountainous portions of North Carolina,
and g much lower cast still in the mid
die and lower portions Of South Caroli-
na-among the sand-hillers and such
NV ttat NtAG ht0AAAlAaAlE EaalNrr WHICH
vas seen and met with everywhere in
the South, was very different order of
men from these and immeasurablys supe-
Tior. Perhaps it is, rs EhaTe. heard it
suggested, thas the greater part of the
tghing chivalry of the South was ac-
tually killed of or disabled in the first
two years Of the war. An officer of
great military experience in the South
west once said TO me I'VE rarely. if
ever, now fight such regiments as we
fought the first year of the war Then
1T was the prime element Of the South
the proud, full-blooded, defiant ele-
ment. Now it is the poor wretehes,
who have been forced into the ranks bv
the conscription. And / account for
the change, said he, ''by the fact that
the class has been nearly al put kOrs az
combat-such has been the terrible havoc
of the War in this section" Wellington
said of the British army, which he com.
nanded and knew so well, that the
men were despicable for every thing
but lighting" and the same remark
seems to be eminently applicable to the
rebel army, as it here appears. 1t is
true, ] have heard of other recently
captured rebel prisoners, who were of a
very different cast and character.
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Oaee Week has an article on horse
racing, in which il deals with statistics.
We copy TO say q word about The
sums OF money involved in this pastimo
would indeed open an unfathOmable
depth Of Investigation. The consump-
ton Of oats alone at Newmarket make
q pretty figure among the expenses of
hOrse-racing. Between FIVE and ak
hundred quarters disappear weekly.
Neither should we relish the task Of ex-
tenusting the mode Of investing very
much Of our wealth which IL IN vogue
with the frequenters Of the Corner,
bill diseounters who deal with custo-
mers almost solely Of this class, find
their safety in exorbitant ehagges, and
upon these terms (denominated by the
craft pretty stiff 10 an amount OF
business which the uninitiated w0uld
never dream were possible. Some
seventy or eighty thousand pounds has
frequently to be provided for BY one
only Of their fraternity on the morning
succeeding the Derby day. This Is to
meet the expected demands Of betting
clients; and for the accommodation fi8us
affor,led-and they are right--theJe
diseoUnters do not scraple 10 charge
some thirty per cent sF The Yaiue
Of a race hOrse is almost fabulous. Tie
Imaum Of Muscat, after ten years search
for the best Oriental blood be could
procure, presented a horse 10 George i v.
which cost him, in bribes 10 obtain hiln
and the price which woald make him
his oTn, 3 good $4,000; while in m0Fe
recent days ISIS -the celebuated
Harka1ay was valued at 6,0J0 guineas,
dogn on the nail, and Without any en-
for % the time he was
offered for sale his ewner hunted him
twice a week.
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Ia the diary Of a lady ofquality SKIS.
Frances Wynn), a work which We hope
viii find aE American publisher, it il
stated as = fact that the Duke Of Marl
boroug hin his last year Of dotage and i'm
becility. was actually exhibited by his
servants 70 All those who choose 10 pay
an additional fee, when visiting Bien-
helm Pcpss lines might properiy. be
read tbRs
From MariBass's eyes the tsags of do,ags
fow,
And bis own servants use BIN as 2 how
In Spain the party ofProgresa is besin-
ming to take heart again, and an enof-
nous gathering Of liberals nom Az the
great towns has been recently been
held Tor the purpose Of fresh Enove-
ment
The British Governments has noAs
seventeen iron-clads ahoat, ten ffst-
rates. two secoad rates, and two 81 40
rate Gt all
II IA proposed to diainfect the sewers
Of Paris by eonnecting them with the
factories which consume coal ia their
furnaces
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Rebel Prisoners.
IRON The James Rivsr Correspondent New YORK
Tifnes1

lFsom The james River Correspoudeuoe New FOEk
Tines.l
Our boat was detained till evening
below the pontoon bridge but toward
dusk succeeded in changing quarters 70
q steamer on the upper side Of the
bridge. Here We for some time laid
alongside of -n other boat, crowded
with rebel prisoners, who had been cap
tured in the vicinity Of Petersburg
Rebel prisoneSs have been &escribed
and photographed often enough These
were certainly, 70 use & Western phrase
q very or mar" looking SET OF white
men In costume they had tho ap-
of great crowd Of European
beeeaFs. They had no uniformity
Whatever of uniform, though the geaeF-
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT ZEN. EH. To NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court o. the Cnitsd
states, for the Middle District Of Tennessee, st its
April term, 1904, will expose 20 pubic sale % the
highest hiddeV, for cash, IS The Court House door,
in the city of Nashville, and District Aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'clock, s. m, on THURSDAY,
the q s day Of July, 1884, AL the right title, clafn
interest and estste, which Edward 5. Williams has
to eight hundred and ninetF-tRO acres Of
land, sitasted in Msury county, Tennessee, the
same being the land purchased by said Williams
Of (. & DgnningtOn, bS deed dated February 2Jth,
Istl, and registered in he Registers office Of Maui
~ county, Tennessee, in Book o, volume I'd, page
IL, with al the improvements thereon; beng
levied on to satisfy judgment rendered BY the
Circuit Court Of The UBtcd States for said Di-trct
~ its October terin 1863 ir favor Of James Wide
Jr., & Co., vs.. Edward S. Williams
F. X. GLASCOCK,
June ll-3t z. s. NJ II. d. 4.
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nniaa sz.s.a.s. -. 3. -; r.. =.
Marshal's Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN ET TO NE
ID directed, ron the Circuit COust or the United
states, ior tie Middle District Of Tennessee at its
April term, 1854, based upon levy heretofore
made by me, by virtue OF & L. IA. to me directed
from sad COgrt, st its October term 1853, issued
upon 2 Judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18th day Of 1iay 1862 in the ease Of Logan Huntog
Ts. Joseph II, fuqua, fer the sum Of fgefh3usaud
three hundred aOd dtty-6ve 663s leo dollars deht,
and $1,S4470 darnaees, and the further sum Of
sZ6.'l costs, I1Wl expose to public sale, 10 the
hghes; bidder, Tor cash, st tho Court House door,
in tho city OF NASHVILLE, and District aloresaid,
commencing a. 10 o cs0ek g. M, on THURSDAY,
the2lst Gay Of July, 1854 al the right title, esim,
interest ana estate, which Joseph Nj. Fuqus has
in and to the following tracts or parcels Of Land in
the county Of Mon goIneTy, Tennessee, VIZ:
A tract Of seven acres, more or less, bonded as
follows beginning st the end OF Fuqua's lane, and
rock on his north boundary line, running thence
north degrees west six poles, to q rock thence
south 6eS degrees; east 1857 polesi thence south
six poles, 70 FuquEs corner thence north ssh de-
gre Is : west 1851 poles, TO the beginning. And 3
Il set lying IN district No J. OF said county hoCnd-
ed as follows: beginning At a hickory tree the
northeast corner of q tract Of land conveyed by
William Bell 70 Garner Newman, running south
81 poles, 70 8 blaGk-j jack tree; thence east de-
grees south lao poles, 10 post-osz; thence north
60 poles, 70 stakoi thencs west lsO poles, tc the
beginning containing 81 seTeF, Hrore or less. And
a tract of land knoVp as said FUqus's home pisce,
containing about 2G5 acres. bounded On the north
bye. ". Greenfela's and Jack Bryan's lands on
the west by T.. L. Zanley's lands; on the south by
Jesse Saddler's lands and Morgan Gra.ts lands ard
on the east by the lands OF g. Parkhafn's heirs.
z. r. GIASCOCK, u. N. VI. u T.
iune list
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITs YEN. EX. TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United Sta es for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at It's April tenn, 1894 will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder, foF cash. st the Court House
door, in the city of Nashville and district aore ssd
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
he Zst day Of July, 1850. sli the right, title, cla
interest and estate, which James A. Moore has ia
and TO the following described property, viz
Two tOWn lots, with all the Improvements there
On, situated ia the town Of Columbia, Tennessee,
and known IN the plan Of sad iown rs Lots Nos.
III and lis, aud bounded IS follows: on the north
by William Browns stable lot, on the east by
John, the bsrber's, lot on the south by r. beeca
De~s' lot, sad on the west by James Watkins lot
being levied on 70 satisfy judgments rendered by the
Circuit Court Of the United States for said district
at its October term 1868, n favor OF W D. NAPLES
and Atwood, While Co., vs.. J. W. WithersPoon
and J. A. Moore.
Err GLASCOCK,
june list u 5 NJ N. b. T
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10 y y
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS,
ToHE HAD AT THE
Gallery Of the Cumberland,
No. Is OgBlR.sTREET.
PRToE s1.oo Pc oorY.

---e--
. A1o. i-RAIIEoAp cnvERT AT EsTEIL
10. a-ASnoad Bridge over F1k River. destroy
Michigan aechanics and EngiBeogs. Length ~
No. s-,s iestesssr sna I,,fsyssse RaroaaErdse
Ro.S-e Il DepsrtmenL Dechsrd, Tean, CaFs.
gchnson. =. q. u
10. 53Contrsnsnds n Camp e. Dechrr3, Tam.
No 6-Gea Nekley's hesdsVsrefsri CaTesannE.
nesr steTeoson, Ala i1dornne ecelel
No. z--Cen- heelsys kesdqr 80 = n, Cave sPgug,
nasr eteFen on, Ala thFenng sceua.i
,. s--ccnEnisssry DsPsItueni, kteTeusor,
Ala, Capt. 7. n. Blsir, G -
No. a-Stsvenson. Ala, fiCm fo-t McCOok.
No. io--ssen- Rasecssul, hesoqu srts1s, nea1 Ste
Ne. is-Ra.ips q Rsirosd Bl3dFs over TUusessee
River, from Bridgeport b Long Island iookIng
10. is-I.si.ss q Rsirold Bridge over Tennessee
River, frym Bridegroom % Long isanEi, iooszng
Wsst nom fhe Isaad
No. ii-RHins q bTaWbndgo over Tenn. hver
q Bridgeport conHectng tie isiaad With Esstera
No. I5-Pontaon Bridge oo1rssfing the lslsud
sft,l ths Essen shore, q Bridgeport, looking
So.ls-Popaoon aBd Tresas Bridge over The
lsnnes.ee kseT, coanecsnE bneseroF viia tas
No. s5-EntTsnce % Nakajaok csye.
No. is-Ralas q ssiipeiro WORKS near eutsaD-e
No. 40. M. Depsrfzslat, Stevenson, As, Cap
tan WeFroa, A. q ~.
70. sl-Inn Wsli rurinc Sisasnson. Ala
N. zz-Group o. of5oeTs - he i5tn fegalsrH
10. zs-Rsiins a Cotton Factory - AiHsouls, on
Xix EiFer.
No. 25-osPssin Edgartoz's headquarters. Nash
vile. TesH n.
No a6-I,FidEes Baiisyy, Laom Chiosgo-
No s7--kiaiSsnEs ki.usa, r .fFsifeec. Ala
No SB-Colnn.i5fssy Def,G1nisat at steSenron,
~. sl--Iarcfloo y ard c. ard slncheatsr Ral.
no1d.
No. a3-nanap nelE steFeBeon, Aia
No. 5s-Coi. Ropes HeshguaEton, Stevenson,
Ala, commencing soin Conn. Fol.
10. as-ilasseN a ttea. NsRlng's Division Bic
seasoh, Ala.
SO. s5--Carslry 6roups Stevenson, 1l's
~ S5-zsr0sp - Refugee Deqhora, 1eun- =
80. ><-kiaH ~ 5sssvsu-1nl Ala.
"a .H-sSoivest ai Deehera, 1esu.
so 4l-Eik River Bridge
~ si-F.zsl TasDsasss iiefegce Czup-
"a. Ss-Poslpoa erossnx Tsansssos RlFsr IS
EndeaPori may xs-H
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS reg. Gr. TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
st its April Term, 1854, vii expose 10 puble sale
door, in the city Of Nashville and District aforesd
commencing at III O'clock, a. m, on Tuesday,
the 9Th day Of Jnly 1884, ell toe right tile, csir,
interest snd estate, which William NJ. Bismukes
has in and n spieca or parcel OF land lying on the
Nashville and Gsilstn Turnpike, y miles from
Nashville. contaiEi & fvo hundred ard siEty-fve
acres, more or less, IN District No 30 Of Davidson
cr'unty, Tennssseee, bounced bs Cumberi md Riy-
er on the South, on the East and North by Msnseos
Creek, vita ifs various me8ndsrings, and oD the
West By the lands Of William Grzzsrd, Alfred Grz-
Sard, snd Pinczney Gibson; levied on, with Whist
ever improvements there may be on the same, 70
satisfy judgments rendered ~ said Circuit Court,
against Fsrrsr, Usmulzes a Co.. and in favor OF
Potter, White 3 Bailey, and Benedict, Hall 4 60.
z. r. GLASCOCK
may 25-w4t L. s. NJ. N. D. T.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT ZEN. EK TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the Unite 4
S,ates, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
ApTil term, 1864, based upon a levy made hereto
fore by re, by virtue Of +. n. 10 me directed
from said Court, st It's October term, 1885, issued
upon judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18th day OF April, 1868, iD the care Of J. + XIII
breth trustee, VS.. Nicholas Hobson, for the sum 0i
Ss33 debt, and Sl9526 damages, and the further
sum Of $3.50 cost, will expose to puoie sale 10
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, IN the city Of Nashville, District Aforesaid
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, % THURSDAY
the 2ls. day Of July 1861, all the right title, carn
interest and estate, which Nicholas HohsOn has in
and 70 g lot of ground in EdgeGeld Davidson coIn-
ty, Tennessee. beginning 1t the corner Of John
DiX's lot on Chsreh-street, running thence south
3su pOles 10 stake, thence east 30 feet 70 IN ar
Ley, thence north $50 feet 10 stake, Dix's corner,
thence west along the line Of Iix's lot 10 tho be-
ginning Z. Z. GLASCOCK,U.S NJ. N. J.. T..
iUDp Il--a4
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, II
CROWNTNG HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

My books will show thst for the past FIVE moatAs
my practice hiss increased hundred per cent. over
the last year, until i Is not 70 be surpassed by any
ia the State. With my general practice IN the city
I treat the following
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Marshal's Sale.

IlY VIRTUE or Two WITS or ALIAS
ID Gei fases 10 me directei rom the Circuit
Inded upon judgments obianed N sad Coau.
ON The zsih day 0f April. 1ss3, IL tie case Of &.
Woods Marsh Hayward and Wugts. Ausfie I
Mcfei1h, vs- Jno. b Ereneii, vii expSse . pub
lie le 20 the hgest bidder fer cas, "a the Ccus-
House dor, IN tiieciY q Nashville, acd Bisi-ict
Eloresaid. commencing ai 10 oiel0ck, a. m on
saIUsl1Af. the soth esY q July. ls6s, All the
right tide, .ntsfest End estate. wlirh Inn. Il Eg-
erett has IN and - undfSded fourth part Of :
tract ~ hznd, containss 60 acree raore o- less,
lying IN u sStict NJ q Davidson a.5unty, Tennessee
taang hssafne tEHct u land fsf IfIos. H. EVeEeff
deceased E2s zasf and possessed of and theuo-
diFssisd sourth 1rt uf Fch hndesisei q sad lno.
- Everett subject o The he estate % Elizahth EF-
eretl, widow oi sss Tnosnss n. Everett, dseeased.
Iuas I7.-.St /
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Chronic Cases

with satisfaction; Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases OF the Threat, SWelled Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel
Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil ct Scrofuls,
Desfoess, Diseases Of the Eyes, Detiftated Sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption-
together with sl Private Diseases, aud Diseases Of
the Urinary OrgsnE.
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F. LINCK,
No. 6 CoLLEGE-sTREET.
NAsHVILLE,TH.N

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
81 store,
100 caseso Old Bourbon WHISEtEY,
50 - Cognsc brandy,
90 q Jamaica Rum,
90 /" Assorted BitteTs.
70 " Madeira Wine,
100 4" CstaWba Vine,
- /" Sparkling Wine,
60 A" Champagne Vine,
CO. Rhine Vine,
2ll bbls. Cincinnati Lager Beer,
80 ss Old Bourbon Nhiskey, .ts
20 &" Robertson County Whiskey.
The above Wines sad Liquors are all Of the best
qaaliiy. If yeu don't believe it, call snI Judge for
yourselves. +. LiACk-.
Uns Sim
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DEPOT.
10. z2 CHERRY-STREET.
NASHVILLE r. ENN.

The above sent 81 mail or otherwise, un the re-
ceipt Of priee and return postage.
Persons ordering vii please state the size an.
81 x desiredwhethsr hsTd or se1t fno or coarse;
and If the pen should fail % please, prove defee
tive vii haya the privilege Of exchanging it.
4 deduetioa Of fifteen per cent allowed on orders
Of SIS or OVER and twenty-five Per cent. on those
Of sl0S
Second quality Pen, ten c6rafs fue, not included
in The shove, with plated cases, from 30 cents up
wards
Literal discount to the trade.
Also, Will be kent GOOD assortment Of
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1aallrille Anioll.
VIZ. CANEROS q CO., PubIishers.
TRIMS OF SUBgCRIPTI0Y;

5ls5Lk cents
PAK WEE 8 esUts.
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RATS OF ABEKsTisISG.

WEEKLY tsngls coPyl psr yeer,.....-.--..,..sa %
six monthH-.--.-....,-.-. %
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Night Emissions Cared.

Young bIan, stop before you further 20. o. al
diseases subject TO Man, there is no dsesse 80 hard
20 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating it and 20 you can
say that have cured dozens in this city well a.
IN different States who have spent dollar sfter dol
lar and are now well cured b me am dslly re-
the country. Ia q word, all thst sre diseased ir
any way and win give no q esll, VIII give sgfis-
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned ia this adj
vertisemenf. The hast Of references given in tins
city.
az letters directed TO
DR.. McGIIL,
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10 the Ladies.
sternity.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune it has
been mol to bTing forth In due season, remember
God has said you should multiply hnd replenish. II
letter OF in person. No lady over thirty-Te years
Of age need msEe application All communcatons
by letter or person strictly confidential.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
I win meet with prompt attention.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

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