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The fag Of truce steamer New York,
Major Mulfords srrised s6rsVarins yester>
ca StsssS SssSpg s Ss aHanAsso so.as and
Among the officers, Of which there were q
number on boxrSis VAS General Walker, of
Whaabs divsiohsa nolsiIedA
mo9 !ISCENpIaRIEs IN RIeAhoasa.I
jieInr the City 0ounciis Mrs Scott oHsred
resolution to offer a. re ward Of one thou
sand dollars for the detection Of the ipcsn'
diaries enganed in kindling the fires now
OF nightly occurrence in Richmond aud
suggesting the co>operationwith,t the police
of the members Of the fire brigade - pa
trolmen. Mr.. Llazebrook wanted, the re
ward increased to. five thousand dollars.
The subject was referred to the coHithittes
ON Police. sdi mg7' 81 ~ h1e .insm
UNION RAID INTO NORTH cARoLIsA.
"A letter from Camden county, n. O.,
says: The Yankees have just made q raid
out here, committing the most 6endish
acts of cruelty upon the people; They
were not satisfied with subsisting on the
people, carving off horses, ETC., but they
burned some fifteen or twenty Houses,
turning the. defenceless families out OF
doors, with a total loss Of furniture, cloth
ing, etc, - H't''
+-.,a BIG CORN CROP IN TEXAS
Reports from all over Texas of. the corn
and grain crops are exceedingly favorable.
Very heavy crops have been made, haavier,
indeed. than ever before known. The Hous-
ton Telegraph says the wealth of corn pro.
duced this year in Texas Is something won
derful. From oil accounts, the most ovsr>
whelming crop has been produoed,, enough
to supply the State two years. ,.-r
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON
The Charleston Mercury or the l7th in>
slant says: We have little to report to-
day. The enemy's bombarlment of the
city yesterday was quite brisk, about forty
shells having been thrown. An old negro
woman killed was the only victim. There
was the usual exchange Of shots during the
day amongst the hostile. batteries in the
harbor but nothing occurred worthy Of spe.
cial note. N' ''''"''4S
There will, we understand, be another
communication with the enemy by flag Of
truce on Monday next. ~, .,,..t
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The true issue for which we are lighting
is the preservation of the Union and up
holding the laws of the General Govern
ment.-Instructions to Gen. Burnside, Jan.
Z, 1862.
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You will please constantly to bear in
mind the present issue for which We are
lighting; that issue is the preservation OF 'i
the Union and the restoration Oh full
authority of the General Government over
all portions of our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to Gen. Buell., Nov. 7, lS6l.01I ~ j.
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Yearly Advertising.

An yearly advertisements payable quarterly all oth
or advertisements payable in advance. Gf
The above terms were agreed upon by the propretor
Of the Register and TntsRgencer, Friday, the Sth
to take effect on Monday, July 18th, 1854.
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n2is e. goa. rUstsastsi 49, . Ia
.s-e 81 p 7c5ssi lsga,-a =.
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iii is not deemed best to sntrnst me
with the command even Of my own army,
1 simply ask to share their fate on the field
of battle Despatch to General Halleck,
August 80, 1862. EarE
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Watchwords for Patriots.

ELECTED FROM GEN. m'cLELLAN's WRITINGS
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A declaration Of radical views, especi-
ally upon slavery, will rapidly disntegratt
our present srmies,-[Letter to the Presi
dent, July 7, 1862. a
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LEWIS BAKER q co., pvstAaras.
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We shall most readily suppress this rebel
lion and restore the authority Of the Gov
ernment by religiously respecting the con
stitutlonal rights of all-lnstructions to
Gen. Buell., Nov. 7, 1851 tow 9 ( bat
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first or fourth pages $40 per year; s2for six months
Marriage, Death and Religious Notices, 75cents.
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Military arrests should not be tolerated
except in places where active hostilities ex
ist ; and oaths not required by enactments
constitutionally made, should be. neither
demanded nor received.-[L Letter to the
President, July Z, 1862. ...
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In prosecuting this war, all private pro
perty and unsrmed persons should be strict.
ly protected, subject to the necessity OF
military operations Letter to the Presi'
dent, July z, 1862. t r.,t .t
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Neither confscation of property, politi-
cal executions of persons, territorial orga
nizstion of States, nor forcible abolition oi
slavery should be contemplated for mo-
ment.-lLetter to President Lincoln, July
Z, 1862. .aJ
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Whatever the determination of the Gov
ernment may be, l will do the best | can
with the Army Of the Potomac, and will
share its fate, whatever may be the task
imposed upon me.-[Letter to Secretary
Cameron, Oct, 1861. as.a. ..H co..
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Be careful so to treat the unarmed in
habitants as to contract, not widen, th'
breach existing between us and the rebels
to Gen. Buell., Nov. II
1861. 5a.a.
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have always found that it is the ten
dency of subordinates to make vexatlous
arrests on mere susplcion.-Instructions to
Gen. Buell., Nov. IL, 1861. a.
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The unity of the nation, the preservaN
ton of our institutions, are So dear to me
that have willingly sacrificed my private
happiness with the single object of doing
nv duty to my country Letter to Sec,
retary Cameron. Oct. 1861. .s..:-
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@iIitarg 1irestOTs
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH C. G. s.,
Military Division Of the Mssissppi.
COL A. P. PORTER, G. 6. g.,
Department Of the CHaaserland.
COL G. r kACFEELY, c. C. g.,
Department Of tlle Tennessee.
CAPT SAM }. LI1TLE, c. s.,
Depot Commisssry Subsistence, 0fiiea No. r.
Cherry-street.
GAIT. & u. HENDERSON, C. q,
Post Oommis5ary Subsistence, Office forth side
Public square, oppos+e Cour House.
CAPT. = H. HOPKINS, c. g.,
Purchasing CosREnissary of Subsistence, Office
near corner Of 9ssad ahd Summer-ssreets.
GAIA nam. C. GLOVER, G. g..
In charge a Beef Cattle. Office NOl 10 Houth
Chery-siEs.at.
cAps,. JOHN A. IRVINE, C. &,
Dlsh'l-s-ag t,OmiAlssaTy Subsistence. Office No.
80 Ced@s~sarspt
cAPE W. H MLYMAN, @. s.,
IL sl'srgo 81 y. s. Bakery, Coliege-street, HsAr
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. G. g.,
IN charge Of Soldiers' Rest, corner Cherry and
ChuTch-streots.
LIEUT.. J. 8. GALLATrg, A. c. g.,
Ia charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c GfIss D..
60 SCuth n afket-street. =
LIEUT. D. R. LAM0REAUg A. c. s., a-s
In charge Of Berdmen, Stables, "a Office At
FORK House, below Lower Levee.
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ausipiIIt Gits directory.
Municipal Omeen.

JOIN HuGH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ. SHANE, Recorder.
RrFUs HEsRY, Treasurer.
JoHx CBUxmY, City Marshal
w. II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. G. TUCKER,
A. B. SHAKEIIE, Revenue Collector.
T. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works
JAMES PErTTT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN CUNEISGEAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WV J. SLIEKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L. III FREDAE, Chief of Fire Depart
ment.
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRIGHT, Street 0yerseer.
JOIN @. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
I. H McBRIBE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoNG, Second Clerk Market
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EH<8sES.AL HOSPITALS.
EUEBEE8.A AND HOSPITAL,
hesst 2gaitentiary. surgeon Burfutt Cloak, U. 8
Vols, ia charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
hear Penltentary. Surgeon W. Threlkeid, U, s.
Vols, in charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL.
College Hill Surgeon J. E. Hertst, u. q. Vols,
N charge.
no. l GENERAL BosPTrH.
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, q, p
Vols, IN charge.
No. , GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Bill. Surgeon J. f. Herbsi, u s. Vols.
10 charge.
Nc. 3 GENERAL Hosp TAI
&. E. Cor. Public Square, with T,ranch o a Broad-
street Surgeon J. r Ludlow. u. S. Vols. in
charge. $3.50
NO. 8 GENERAL 'dosPITu.
Masonic Hall, Churcb-s reet. Surgeon K. +.
Taylor, u s. Vols, in che rye.
NO ii SMALL .POx HOSPITAL,
r On me charlotte l'oa d. a. Assn surgeJR G. w.
NO. IA rlvNERAL HOSPITAL
Near N snd CO Isaroad Depot. Surg sOn y. f.
Fuller. u. s VotS., IN charge.
NO. IS GENERAL HOSPITAL,
eofneI ga IInsr and Line-streets, surgeon W.
n Chiunoef :, U. ). Vols, 10 charge.
NO 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On Con- sgs, beVween Church and REOad-streets.
A. ASS Surgeon Justin Ronayne in charge.
No 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Mezket-street, between. Union sud Church
stree Is. surgeon W. n. Thorn, U. y Vols, in
char &C.
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Police Department.

Captain. Il. PUcEETa
lst Lieutenant-WM DAxLzY.
Cd Lieutenant-J. +. IsGALLA
1st Ward-DAE BIRtHErE.
VIZ Il WILKINSON, Jr.
ID Ward-R ". KINNEY,
A. g. BYRON,
VIM BAKER.
Sd Wards. ]. STARxEY,
w. W. PHL1IPa
JAMES MuLER.
4th Ward-WM. MALLORY,
A. j. HzAI.D.
5th Ward-JOEL PzILLLSs,
Jos3 WBATaRRFORD.
9th Ward-LaHB FRITZ,
SAM PLUMBER.
7th Warl--JoHE LAVENDER.
8th WaEd-BIRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JOSEPH CAPra
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Comfy Omeers,

gA4n gHrwonrH, Judge Of c0unry Court.
p. I. NtcHo1, Clerk.
judges Court r1se.s on lst Monday and every
Saturday ii eeeh month.
Q1arteIiy Court, composed of Magistrates meets
the Ist Monday IN January, April, July and oeto-
Der.
sa,-UEE FHEEEsss. gn5se Of chancery Court.
J. z. 9IRATEs, Gers
- Fauna. Jadle Of Criminal Court.
JOHN II. HAII, CsTk
Meets Ios ist Monday n April, August and De-
cemb8F.
y 4. BaIEz, Jndge Of Circuit Court.
= G. LOW, Clerk
FOr Davidson county, meets 4th Monday IN jan
nary, Sd Monday ia May and lst Monday in Sep
tember.
J1NEs n. HNToE, Sheriff
JoHS WILsoE, County Trustee
Cas-. ". SaEIH, County Register.
r. F. BARS and JofIS &. NgEsAx, Coustables OF
1st District
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Nelson & iWurfree's
AGENCY OFFICE,
GERRY STREET, NEAR UNION.
NAsHVILLE, TENN.


NOR sALE-A runfber ~ psslhng Houses 'n
Il she CIV Of Nashville. N Edgeaesd, Norm
Nashville, West Nashville, tte.
ALSO-A large number Of Tscant lots on 'FRONT.'
Market summer, High. Wise and spruce streets,
ssversl Of which are between Cedar and Broad
A. Sian elegant LlyERs rTAEtG, m central
location, aud large and conrenieIE icF h0usF.
Al.SO-A fee choice coslntry places near The
city, At prices ranging from $4,000 20 $500 each
and 10 Whcn We invite Immediate susd speclsd ht-
teniion. Bargains viii BE- gryen, tOfscilitaIe ssies
| kIlSO-Ststs and County Bonds bought aRd sold
snd steclss Of ell knds purchased - per order.
/ Ai4SO--A tine Piano, 81 yards Of Brussels Car
| PET ng. and a nest and elegant Family Corr.sse.
| FOR TEASE--A nsruaaer 81 unimprOved Lots in
Che city and in West Nashville, fer term OF years.
] Asa Boarding HoUu-e on North Market street,
for three years.
/ WANTED-A customer wants 20 borrow the sum
SIooo0, for which SIMPLE and Satisfactory security
vii b. gwen. Apply 70
NELSON a MURFREE.
Z goufl-lm
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DIR. KINGS
Dis airy
FoR
PRIVATE DIORANRS.

-. DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, sos
BE- last four years of Louisville, KY, who
hiss devoted his attention to the treatment cf phi
TEts diseases for 50 years, stters himself having
attended toa practice for 50 many years, AID cured
30 many thousands he is enabled TO cure Al diseases
Of private nature, matter how bsd they may be
from ipjudicioEs medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own DR.. Kings Dispenss7T Is No %
Deaderick street, between Cherry sEd TIM Square
second story, where he cures Ell diseases q phi
yste nst1re.
GoEorrhoea cured without nauseoas nnesic;ues OF
Interference with business.
Structures OF old OF recent date e2eet1slly cured
in a few days, by an operation which csIsss DO
pain Where a structure exists heath cannot De
enlOyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undeTniBes the health so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases OF the skin. grow
ne out Of neglect or bad treatment can be esectu-
ally cured In few days.
SEhl7NAL ADMINISTRATIONS attention having
been given to this disease and all tho conseSasrees
growing out Of it, brought IN many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderste YOUTH and ex-
cessiVe indulgence Of the passions, q neglect Fol
which vii undermine the oonsitIIhoE. rendering
the subject unfit for business or sociesy and caIis-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be labonng win any difficulty
Of the Womb mRy rest assured u immediate ~
lief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and ststirs
their csse With fee enclosed direct oDE. A. King
No. % Deaderiek street, Nashville, Tenn, VIII hs1s
the necessary incidence sent to them addrssa.
Office hours rom O'Clock IN the morning uzfl .
toe evening. Applicability
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

FT,HE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL. BE
TAid IN Cash iOr al grades Of Whsat, AZ Keith
4 sperry's corner OF Broad and CoEege streets, II
J. A. heAlisier a Co.'S OLD stand, orat the keeSr-
vios Mils, near the Gty Wafer-woTkH.
nneeG--Rfn
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Medical Department.

SURGEON ". CLEEDENIN. z. y VOLS,
Assistants Medical Directol. DaoArnlent Cum
beTiand Office "a Cherry-szEs4-
SURGEON Il. FLETCEER, II & VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, u. 6. A. once North side Of
Public Square, betweeH Market and Front.
ASS sURGEgsI, y. BACTEE, = 8. A.,
Medical InsPectsT, Office "A Qnerry-street.
SURGEON = 4, JAMES, 4TH o. Y. {,
Health Officer aad Post Surgeon, once "a
Cherry-stree'.
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ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTEs OFFICE
fozAaE DEPARTargF,
Nashville, Tenn. S.n.ernh.er b. Ia.

A-5nfiiies Achn-i oenietuDer -, ioisa
4 AM AUTHORIZED To PURCHASE IN OPEN
market al q the Corn and uats Ia THE vicinity
! siil furnish transportation fSr tbs same 20 this
dspJt & desired For further particulars enquire
It my 0lhss, No. 20 chsfry street Nashville lem.
6Eo. b. HiBnAED,
sepSe-ibt Capt A. q. NJ
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the day Aforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed
and at such suitable places as win be
convenient to the soldiers. who are
hereby declared entitled to vote with>
out oath or registration.
In testimony whereof, !, Andrew
- Johnson, Military Govern
or Of the State of Tonnes
l. Sc see, do bereunto set my
hand, and have caused the
- Great Seal of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
Both day OF September, A. D., 1864
BY the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest: EDWARD H East,
Secretary of State.
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SYPHILIS.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 10 twenty years standing, with names
known b science afd ane.
For medical properties Of buchu, see Dispensa-
tory Of lie United States.
see Professor Desee- valuable Horks on ne
Practice d Physic.
See remarks made By the lais celebrated Dr.
Physiek PiIlladelphia- -, -
celetraiad Pirysieian, and roember o ne scyi4
College ~ Surgeons freissld. and p113.shed "a tne
T,rarsaet5ons Of the King and Queen's Journal.
So Nedicr-C EFurgic.G ReFisN, puhlshsd -
Reu7.r1iri rsvers Esil0Rr Of ihs Royal College q
5urEeOna- ...
Ertret Rucht.-...-sl.OO per bottle, OF 81 sof -
"a sarsaFs1lila, Loo ~
~ haIf dozen Of each for Sc, which VII -
sue-iaus 70 cure Toe most obstinate cases, u diree-
tfons are adhered 70.
I-liTsred - Esy sddreas, securely packed from
ob-eTFauon-
ss-D~scrihs symptoms N AL communicated
Curss KraENnteed. AdFsoe Eralis-
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9gar0srmsster's Department.

Bvr. BRIG. GEN J. L DONALDSON,
Chief C,uarterrnaster, Department Of the CunSDer-
land Once los Cherry-streeA
CAPT. JAS. F. RUsLLEG A. o NJ,
CHEZ Assistant QuaIternaster. Office los Cherry
street.
COL J. C. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept ReeeiptiRg and Distributing
Ss!artsrrnsster l.. 3. Military Railroads. Office
Characterized, 81 Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. & b. BROWN, A. g. NJ,
in charge OF Ralroad transportation, (Freight and
PassengeT.) Once Chureh-stree5, 81 Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. oHAs T. WING, A 9. N,
General Dsbursing Officer Quarsermaster,s Depart.
masters Department. Office, l07 CheHy-street.
CAPT. CHAs a. REYNOLDS, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Of Scipyard.
CAPT. 7 }. cox, A O. NJ,
In charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison EQUIP
age, stationery, Q"arterursters' Blanks, and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Ofijce II MaTket-street.
CAPT GEO. b. HIBBARD, A Q. NJ,
in charge Of Forage and straw. Ofiee ~ Cherry
carr. T. IL RUGAR, A. On,
Posr Quartz mas er, IN charge OF Post 1ranspnrta
Transportation, Fael. Issues 10 attachments, Hos
CAPT. cHAs L. IRWIN, A Y NJ,
IN charge OF Corrails, Stables, Public Animals
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &C.
Ofhce log Cherry street.
CAPT W. A. WAINWRIGHT, A O NJ,
in charge Of QnarfernAster's Stores, HOrse Medi-
cnss Hardware. &C. Office loo Cherry-street.
CAPT. A. ". WILLS, A g. NJ,
in charge OF Depot Of U. 3 COlOred Troops and
freedmen snd government Printing House. oftiee
n cedar street.
CAPT ". MILLS,
Tgth Regiment Ohio Volunteers, 4. A. Q. NJ, In
speStor OF suffers Goods, ami Al Private Stores
shipped 20 the Front. ONCE 49, Cherry
CAPT GEoRGE IsESsTEIS,
Ibth Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. Q. N
Assistant TO Capt J, e. CrEne, A. q. N. once
Church-street, 81 Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. II. JAMES, A 9. n,
in chsrge OF Issues Is Tennessee Troops offee
1T s. IL STEVENS,
Chicago Bosrd OF Trade Battery, A. A. Q. NJ, in
charge Of RIVER and Depot TRANSPORTATION, and Fuel
for steamers. othce IS Cherry street.
Requsit.ons and Estimates for Public Property
sud supplies should be- made on The Issuing Officers
/ separately.
special Requisitiens, No 90 sre required for an
srtloles not hgited by the Army Regulations. ans
I mast be approved - Brigade aud DIVISION Com
nanaers. or she Commanders Of Troops unassign-
I ed 20 brlgede- or DIVISIONS.
Requisiuous Tor supp les, for troops stationed az
Nashville, slh hlled BY The Post QuArieruastsr.
I 90 the approval of the Pest Commander. miles,
they call Tor animals, means Of transportation luT-
/ her or printing, when ne approval the Chiei
I Reauisidons and Estimates Ter Supplies AZ the
Front must be preSe atd % the Depot Qusrferlnas.
I ters there. Only n extreme Gases " u tney he -
4 sued on here, and then only when approved b the
J Chief QuaIternaster 81 the Amy.
All siguafures . kequisifions AMI Estimates
should give the ordinary Autograph O. the Ofhcer
Z followed By his Tsnk ami the number and deslgnA-
I tion Of his regiment or conniano-
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AFFIDAVIT.

Psrsoaslly Appeared hel0re me an AldsrqaAA o.
ne clry of Ptalsdelphla Il. T. Hsimboid, who, -
ing duly sworn, doh say iLs prsfa<Alohs e91---a
~ narcotic 10 mercury, o. other .ngriotls ~ -
hlst are purely sagetanie - r. hhl4snDaaD-
fs,-rri a. sufsertbsd befGre ne. tis 40 iay 81
November, 1874. w r ~ - - -
Alderuan etk-gtreet, aooFe hace, FniiA
kdsfr.sa leits-a foF fnisrnato1 10 eonhdenees
ii. r. HELMBOLl, Chemist,
Depot iOf oouta Tenth-strest
HslgW Cheeinlii fhiiaaiei pfna.
BEWARE OF COUNTEkFElIA
AaD UNPENCIRLED DEALKRs,
~ eu.daavor 10 dispose SOY IhElk Own" hnd
sscshe-s, artsrIee On de reputation ailsined -
Heimhslt's 6enuuns frsp2f1isonH,
EKtract Buchu,
sarazpsrillA,
Improved Ross WaSh.
a,la IN Al Druggists everyeheru. -
Glsf- FI3R aRLMBqL.Bi a-fAhb W OIhAh-
e, - liv..-1lzsrsast - =snd 49,, AND
a g9ID I2FoSy alolSsAaD kxfO&URA.
ma to-ly
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Tobacco Manufacturing.
n. c. JENKINS & CO.
AT G. W OWENS
Corner Of Brood and Front Streets,
Nashville, Tennessee.
nr maNIrEL cIIrRINa 4 NRRX sIrpEp nR

A RE MANUFACTURING A VERY SUPER Or
"a article Of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
From The finest leaf A. b quality they challenge
y comparison with any establishment In the umtesi
states feeling satisfied that fheir Toteco vii con-
pare fsv0Tahiy with any ia the o Z Dominion.
". W. 6umu ers enc OF The frTn, an experienced
and well knOwn manufacturer, has charge OF The
manufacturing department.
sutiers and deslers are invited b call and ex-
anime. lAuR % I'm.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NON Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEl
NOV Is The TINE TO sUsSCRLBKi
NOW Is TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
ONLY 81 50 FOR THRKR AUEITES,
ONLYR 50 FOR TRRER EOYTHg
oELYsa 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
OHLYs2 50 FOR THRRR MONTHS
Which viii embrace the Entire Period
Of the Impending Campaign
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-18

FOB WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation, Early
IndisCreuOn, or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH The FOLLOWING sTHrToEs.
IndispositiOu 10 ExeruOn Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, lIlheulty Of Breathlngs
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakefuness,
Dimness Of VISION, Pam in the Back.
Universal Lassitude ofthe Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, Erupti0ns on the Faea,
Hot Hands, Pallid COuntenanee,
DS-yness Of the Skin.
These symptoms. II allowed 70 60 on, which thus
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTE5CY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one OF whish the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
s'dfeaCfcl diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many sre aware Of the cause Of their sufier1ng,
but none will confess. The records Of the Insane
ksylurns and the melancholy deaths By cOnsump-
fion bear ample witness 70 the truth or the asser-
ton
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIO WEAKNESS,
reouires the aid CT medicine 70 strengthen and IN
vigcTsta the system, which lHELHBOLLfS Xxx
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. ira VII Goa
vince the most skephcal.
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But in cases where tho County
Court fail or neglect toappoiiit inspect
ors or judges Of election, and there Is
no sheriff or other civil officer in the
county, qualified by law to open and
hold said election, the Negotiating
agents, hereto appended, may act in his
stead, and IN ail-respects discharge the
duties imposed, "a 'Sach cases, upon
sheriffz EIe ZA1 z1EAlEEEa
In like mnnnef,-it Is declared the
lduty Of the nlilitary officers command
ing Tennessee regiments, battalioas, or
detached squads, Rnd surgeons in
charge, Of the hospitals Of Tennessee
soldiers, 10 open snd hold elections on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-18

Take no BaisaFn, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.