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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-05
THE COURTS.

MAYORS CorRT.--Alce Watkins Is
! Henry Stephens and lady. Miss Ale,
lodged complaint against the lady of Mr.
Stephens, for the purpose of binding he
over to keep the peace. The MAYOR, at
ter listening to the testimony, adiudget
each culpable, and hound them owe
respectively to keep the peace for |:
months, in the sum ofSIO0 each.
Dr. Dow applied for writ of attach
ment for the amount of his bill, S15.!50
against Miss Josephine ]. Brinkiey, {
resident.
MILITARY CouRT.-AIary Di"cs [col,
ored), charged with stealing Clothing
from the residence of Mrs. Louisa Fitch,
EFT, sentenced to pay a fine of $50, or be
confined in the city jail for the period OF
80 days. Sent TO jail in default of fine.
Anderson wilkins, (colorcd), charged
with stealing clothing from Mr.. TayIoI
at Smithfield, October LIST, 1864. Plead
guilty. Remanded to hard labor prison
in default Of Si00, to appear before a
military court.
uUsTfNGs COURT, Portsmouth, THE
case of Edwards IS. Kane, action for the
W VIZ ''Vvp NiNtbttt Oil
Newports News beach some time since,
WAS before this court yesterday morn
ing.
The case ofolficer Williamson, charg
ed with shooting man by the name OF
Russ, Ia Newtown, will be called to-day.
MAYORS COURT, PortsmouM--.Jus.
tice John r, Tucker, presiding.-Fran-
els Sweet, arrested upon charge made
by Louisa Butler, both colored), of
keeping house of bad repute. Case NOT
sustained, and accused discharged.
Henry Jordan, (coloredl, b0ot-black,
and George Ballentine, White boy, ar
rested for fighting. Case postponed IN
til Thursday, 9th inst.
w. II. Ward rs. Henry Friedman, an
action to recover claim in the amount
of $3.50 for house rent, labor, sc. POST
poned until Thursday, 9TH inst.
Caleb t'lemming rs. Ezekiel Holla-
man, action to recover the amount of
SD for two collins. Judgment for plain
tiff. 4 grave decision truly.
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Gelmbold's Fluid Extract Euchu
AND
IMPROVED ROSE lEAErI

VIII radically extorminato from, the system DISEASES
arising from li1ttt7 Of Dissipation q, M; cJpsas H'
or ~ chdH9s ip act, no t0geJlicace or .stpOys com
pe,cy superscing those apasaot aud a lgetons ssaf.
dtsi tbpaisn and Krf >a,B 10 all thess dlses,,es
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USE Hell MO Ln's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

~ la isfhS- ~'b[AAls
all Diseases OF these organs neither esistlu. IL
nie Oh ftHate, iron. 'Jhaterer .qss origi7s t,ag,
afa 40 mailer hog eg standing. It is pesssnt in iasta
sna ocf ".niedidte" al action and more rcngth ming
'ns s 7Sy OF the preparations Of Bark nr Iron.
1hcse catering from Broken d5iJn or Iiclteate (5s-
tha0"s procure the remedy at once.
ae .eanet must be aware that however slight may 90
aacK o. me above diseases, il is certain to affect nj
1ea,ty Heath Mental Rcuers aud Bgpr,snrss
Al The above diseases require tho iii OF diursie.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IL TIE GREAT pfURErIc.
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. ALUARLE TIM Der LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE.

We offer Tor salo tn; following valuable farms:
1T, A Farm of 1sj acrcs miles from Norfolk,
a. a Farm OF $50 acros, 10 mites from Norfolk,
81, a Farm OF W acres, IA Naustmund county.
4tl. . Farm oft0 acres, miles from Norfolk.
5ln, Farm Of 29lj acres, 70 miles rNnl Norfolk.
N,Jiok.
-th Two Farms Of Ito and 50 acres, 10 miles IRON
Norfo w..
Stb. One Farm OF e5 acres, II miles from Norfolk
0th o, Farm Of "a acres, az miles from Norfolk
10th. One Farm of go scres, OF miles ro. Norfolk
18th. One ret OF Land (hait eeafed) OF 10 acres
mice iron Nort 'iN
i I'm EARN Of Acre. m sss .r from, e ivy
18th. Far,o of $50 Acres, So miles from city.
10th Tract OF Woo Land, 800 Acres. - miles froG
Sttv.
18th Tract of Wood 60 Acrsa. 40 miles from city
18th a Farm of ~ Acres. - miles miles from city
10th A Farm Of 800 Acres, o miles itom ely
Goth. A Farm of 412 Acres, l. miles rom city
2lst, A Tract of Wood Land 90 Acres, miles from
city,
S2d Farm Of s1aA res mil "a . from lei; city.
I'D. Farm of 1oJ ...es, "a miles rom city,
2ith. Farm of 1900 Acres 10 miles IRON city.
25tb. A Farm of 600 Acres ID miles fl ON Norfolk.
s g9th' Farm Of s2 Acres, 10 miles from
18th valuable Tavern Stand 90
18th Farm of 50 Acres, II miles from
aOtl Farm of 474 Acres, so miles from .
8lst. Farm of All Acres 20 miles from -
sd. Farm of 800 Acres, 90 miles from a"
%3d. Farm Of 100 Acres so mites from
altii. Farm of 200 Acres, 90 miles from 4
35th. Farm Of $50 Acres IS miles from
Both. four-sory Brick House. on Main street.
;5.th. Two Frame llouses on Church street
18Th Two vacant Lots ON Church street.
;'9th Four Lots, on Newton street
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street.
Nearly all of the above Land is near water and
the large tracts are heavily Tmbered description o;
each will be furnished application The undersigned
We give special attention 10 the purchase and saleot
Real Estate an Commission
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT & Co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants
a1g1-u % Wide Water street. Norfolk, Va,
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PRIVATE SAL
4 REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
577 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
VINO WILL BUILD THE FIRST House IN
spRIN FIELDy

The undersigned having purchased the SHAW FARM
near the north and Of Church street. and laid the same
on into Streets and squares and lots offers the same fol
sale IN squares, as follows:
squares, Acres, making liz buiding lots.
squares, Acres, making 1876 building lott.
squares, Acres, making 1850 bnildlng lots.
10 squares, IL Acres, making l79 bnildng lots.
No less portion than OF tho above divisions OF 4,
or 10 squares will be sold at ono tm9 and II Is prefer
rcd 10 sell the whole % squares to one party
This land is only 7oi feet from tho pavement OF
Church street. and Is well suited for buildings aud offer
an opportunity for nvestms ha. will mover Occur
again In this vicinity, being the most suitsdo ,iio
aid. in fact tho ony available one or now town. o.
city extension In tho vicinity of Norfolk and every
lot had house IT. they eoud alt he rented iou,edi
ately. Va $50,
pats Of the land will be sent to applicants aud sxhib
tied al No, q Wide. Water street.
II not sold, will be withdrawn from market, In this
form. after thirty days DAVID DEY.
es- Chicago Thine" copy twice week two weeks
and send bill to " Norfolk Post" sepls-tf
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ORDINANCE CONCERNING pUB.

~ Il srda;he9 That al Publ: Hacks shall ttaud s.,
street ani s drivers OF such Hacks shall az no time -.
Instant laets than I've feet from their yehieles
Every Pubic Cart Dray or Wagon, for hire shall be
1rt OF The license, anu tho letter for hire and every
frlvate TART ey oc Wagon shali DO marked AZ abeys
naths inc letter r ior private which shall b. PAINTED
Vhte on BLACK ground on some mart on M
side Of the Heck, Orgy or Wssou va '
iit the driver or owner Of any such Hack Oh vehicle
enr aud De liable to fine Of three deifsrs m yer Of
ieISe, one-haf when shall go to the hfornier
ihs above ordinance viii be rightly enforced nom til.
N N.BLEE
s eePl'-ltn- Street Inspector.
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y ON u q A X L &C IL;
Motto n ,,sd or until goa ta9n ,Vc. you TOLL Yees.s
$50 Gold Huatlng casci Watches. so 90 TO szoe 90
200 Ladie. GoidCased Natehes.,... IS 90 10 100 %
800 Solid MlfeTC%sed Nsicles,..... Is 90 to - %
1s5 solitaire piaI1ord lsnss....... 40 % to Is 90
I,GG0 Nees and lara Llaiis 90 20 800
300 Vest aud Cbasl,iue Chaipa....... 90 to cd 90
1909 Gold Enara.cd Btooeaes...,.... % 70 Is 90
5000 Pearl Coral, re, B1ooches...... 90 to 20 10
1850 tents Scarf and Bregslvns .. 200 to u co
$500 6oid chasc1 BRACELETS ...,.,... 90 TO rs 90
1900 Oval Band Brlcelots.......... % to Is 90
1000 Gold Watch Keys Gld slide...... 90 20 500
2oo9 Gold sleeve Ruttous, % to 10 %
5000 Miniature Lock st8.......,,,,.., 50 TO 20 Ga
5000 Miniature Loe.eis, bal Eacc.... $ 90 to 90
lao Gold Thinhies, Aruilets &c...... 90 to 90
j. 90 Masonic Pins and Enelenls...... 90 to eco
&c., Plain aud Chased cod Ri1sa... s 90 10 500
4O0o .one,sst ard signef Rings. % to 10 90
200 La, lies Buckles Charms, kc!..,. 90 to h 20
$500 Sets Gold Pearl. Sc, Jewery.' Is % to rs 90
5000 aet,s @. taett Jet, &c, Ieweiry~ % Z. % 90
200 California Diamond Riggs. 30 70 500
5s 200 Oa geoih s ae,, efsss. eY :. sSs
1000 Gold Pens, Case VI 4, psneil'.." 90 70 %
S,0uo Gold fcu' Ebon, 90 "a w ~ S ~
w. Silver Ice pitch.rs - % ~ s aS.ss
i,o'9 silver Castors Stands - s. ~ Is 80 90
i ,o SILVER Card and C.Ae B4sa -. 1910 lS,O
s,tp oiiVef cups AID Mug. Y % 20 Isoq
ovyy setts les aud Table Spooa.... 10 % 70 20 90
9'U 800 FABLE aud Dessert Fofes....... %L5to s0
800 iai lst a afG5. Sd , SOL. 20
s,yy9 Silver iea, Cell Balls 2c..-...... z 90 4. SEQ
a's'' oyster and Pickle FogAs ac..... o. TO ,,.s
Zach and eye.y tos in the above list is rorteso =
-
md sealed any prrsol obtaining Cer1i1cate 10 b.
nad at our oice, or sent " 70 any Odre.s VIII
Know hat ihey may have i1r one dollar
We charge ior sending Certificates paving poetage AK
ioin the s.see % cents each. Five viii be sent for
sii eleven or 81. thirty f9r -. s!sS-fFo for $40, aud
one hqudr ior SIS.
Any person receiving Certificate cr article they
not desire exchange for CHER article In eur
list OF the came value. By dis rnetlol We are enabled
TO furnish the public With selections rich and va
ried stock OF goods, at nominal price, While all have
a,ee OF securing article. 81 ,Ls very ni4lsst Value
We warrant every article ns represented or monsy 70.
Indel
AaaSrs--Libcrai commission aad valuable preiaium.
consisting Of Watches, &C. giveu 10 Agents
Address all o!defs 10 GE.t DEIERlT L co.
s'p-i-im eJs Roadway, New York.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-05

THE WEATHER.-Thc thermometer
at DR.. w. +. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indcatedthe follow
ing state OF the weather Wednesday
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Bishop Clark writes from Nashville to
the Western Christian Advocate relative tc
church prospects as follows:
Il is known that M'Kendree charel. by
| military order, has been supplied with a
/ loyal pastor from the old Methodist Church.
| Il is due to truth and candor to say that
/ comparatively few of the Methodists of the
| Church South in Nashville give any eoun-
tenance to its occupancy, or even enter it
as a place of worship. The great body Of
them are traitors in fact, and have gone
through the lines South. Many Of these
will return nc more. The great proportion
Of those that remained are traitors az heart
no matter how many times they may have
taken the oath TO secure the amnesty privi-
leges. These men look to the reorganiza-
ton Of the southegn Methodist Church.
They will attempt reorganization st the
earliest practicable period. 7Hen the issue
will Be joined. A loyal Methodist Church
VIII be set over against q disloyal. No pre-
tense can disguise or conceal the plain is
sue. The people will understand it. And
l mistake the tone Of public sentiment, if
the joining 81 the issue iG not prelude TO
a speedy and decisive triumph Of that
Christianity which is true to both God and
country.
What then Is orr hope in Tennessee? It
is not in winning back the old rotten and
ruined slave sristocracy to the Church.
These are too far gone. The moral basis
has long since been removed and their NOR
al and Christian power departed. They are
now too deeply stepped in treason for any
medicine to work their cure. To win such
persons back TO the bosom Of the church is
to plant in her very vitals the elements of
moral and spiritual weakness and ruin.
What then Give up the territory? No.
In the presence of God, and in solemn ap-
peal TO him, we say no He as much calls
US to 20 into these Southern States, bearing
our missionary banners, as he does into
| China or India. Nor are we without a basis
upon which 10 build. EYerywhere'we shall
find few of the Church South whose gar
ments are unspotted by treason, and they,
10 a man, turn back 10 the old Church of
their fathers. In East Tennessee this class
comprises four-ffths Of both members aud
ministers who remain. In Central and
Western Tennessee, after the rebellion is
fairly subdued and the country composed,
il will be found much more numerous than
many Of US now imagine. Let Methodism
take these to her arms, and then 90 to the
world to win herreoruits for Christ. The
final result We need not fear. On the 22d
day Of February the people will crush the
serpent slavery, to death. From that time
forth if there are two Methodist Churches in
Tennessee, it will not be because one is a
pro-slaYery and the other an anti-slaveTy
Church, but because one is allied to treason,
the other to country. The issue cannot be
blinked. The people viii comprehend it.
They viii ally themselves TO the Church
where liberty and patriotism are honored
The result cannot Be doubtful.
Our congregations in M'Kensree Chapel
are large. Iheve rarely preached TO larger
present morning and evening Of the Sab
bath spent there.
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IHEATKE.-The patrons of the old theatre
vii be gratifed to learn that Miss Maggie
Mitchell commences an engagement at that
place to morrow night. This is, we believe,
her first engagement with the present man
sgers. She commences with character
which she has made her own, Fanehon,
'ne Cricket. other actresses attempt the
part aud some Of them play it respectfully;
but sbe alone exeels in il. II the charac-
ter had beeR designed for her, the author
could not have better adapted it TO her Pc
ollisT traits, physical and mental. No
lover Of the drama ought to miss the op-
PoTiuRity to see her and we feel well as
'ured that she win be greeted by an i'm
Den'e audience. The drama is long and
deeply interesting and no other piece will
Be performed.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued during the week ending Saturday
February 4th, 1865, by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Davidson county:
John Hirlsenbeck 10 Christiana Jacobs.
William L. Cantrell to Lethe A. Scott.
Jefferson NJ. Harding TO Elizabeth Wal.
len.
James Brown to Susan AlmyEa.
Thomas Ryan to Hattie A. Phillips.
William Wick to Tennessee Casteman.
Samuel jenkins to Mary Jane Watkins.
David Stevenson TO COrdelia Colly.
william Harmon 20 Mary Bishop.
Grand B. Anderson to Martha w. Hsrri-
son.
John W. Smith TO Charlotte n. Peak
James NJ. Davidgs 10 Catherine Meadcr.
Patrick Brott 70 4 q Culnsnn.
Edmund Richards, (. me-, to julia john
son, T. ". C.
samuel Parro;t. {. m. C, to Lucy Bigsby,
g.
Joseph Petty, +. n. c., to julia Gsrdp,r +.
" y.
Peter Murphy, {. m. c, to Connie Carter,
T. VIC.
Isaac Boley, { N. c. to crese Battles, +.
VIC.
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MONEY 0RDERs.-The money order bust
ness Of the Nashville Post Office is daily
Increasing, and it is probably one Of the
largest money Offices in the Union. Citi-
Gems, soldiers, and Government employees,
find it great convenience, and are avail
ing themselves of its benefits to large ex-
tent. We give herewith condensed state
ncnt OF the business for tho month Of Jan
uary.
The whole number Of money orders
drawn in that month was $40, Of which 498
were payable to women. They we're drawn
on 81 different Offices and amounted sls,-
9l5 81. The fees received on the same
were SI4s 30.
During the month l0s ordeFs drawn by
4s different Offices were paid by the Nash
vile office, amounting TO $685., 85.
During the month the post master OF
Nashville deposited with Che post master
at Cincinnati, money order funds amount
ing to 500, and received from the P. II.
at ChattanOoga, 1921 s..
We would earnestly recommend this sys-
TEN to all persons desiring to remit small
sums Of money. We hope soon 10 see the
number OF money order Offices increasing,
50 that the benefits Of the system can be
more generally difused.
St. Joseph and Jefferson City, No, have
been added to the list Of money order
Offices
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Gov. Brown Of Georgia has issued an or
der requiring the militia Of that State 70
turn out ia sGch county, on a day named,
70, the purpose Of hunting down stragglers
from Wbeeler's Cayalry.who "haye. been
traVersing the State, plundsring the citi-
gems Of their horses, mules, and other pro-
perry, threatening life if resisted, and
committing other Outrages upon unarmed
old men snd unprovided females" Oh, the
ahf-sFr.,t
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LOOK, LooE-At the prices Of Boots snd
shoes at the great Bankrupt Sale, No. 10
North College street, between Union and
Church Mems Kip Boots, S2.1s; Mems
Fine Calf Boots, So Fine Cavalry Boots,
only Stand all other goods at correspond
ing prices. Country merchants will and It
70 'heiT interest to call and examine this
''oeA before purchasing elsewhere.
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sIlashrllle aJlaiell.
ca- The uEloE has the largest eircula-

81 The UEIoE has the largest circula-
ton Of any Newspaper IL Tennessee. It's
City and Army circulation more than
double any other paper.
rE- The NASHVILLE UNIoN has been
awarded the publication Of the List Of In
cslled- for Letters for the year 1865, By the
Postmaster of this city, the USIos having
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
lished within this postal district.
r. LIsT OF LETTEBs.--The list Of letters
remaining uncslled for in the Post-O2icei
published officially in the columns Of the
NAsHyILLE USIoE, can be consulted IN tho
Business Ofice of the UEIoS. It wiz be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

TBE FAIR.-We are informed that the
Fair for the benefit Of St. Mary's Orphan
Asylum, WILDE continued Tomorrow night,
- many goods yet remain unsold. Turn
out good people Of Nashville, and make q
clean weep Of the cables on this occasion.
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DR.. cOLEMAN's
Private Dispensarv.

While humanity continues to be inarm
and man Is prone 70 err, and the conae-
quences are visited Bpea the unfortunEte.
be should early sesk relief from the misery
thus entaiied. And the nan who fevotes
ais time and talent 70 the relief Of aha
species OF human suffering is not less
Philsnthropist than be who SEEK 70 relieve
any other affection to which man Is subject:
for tue philanthropy looks not 70 Ehst
caused the trouble, but what viii cure il.
DR. CoLESAE has devoted largo portion Of
his time % the cure OF the class Of d.
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself By study and experience 10 perform
what he promises. he has been located 10
our midst for several years, aud the tssti-
monials Of the p-eis which he bgs
quoted in his card, are 3 guarantee 70 the
afflicted for his skill and attainments.
HIS once is "a North Cherry street. Post
Office Box. seq. sn0L
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Nashville Cyits 5lirtetOrg.
MnniclpaI OReers.

Municipal Officers.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HESRY, Treasurer.
JoHN CHUMBLY, City Marshal
W. H. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. c. TUCKER,
JOHN F. INGALLS,,
JosEPH L RYAN,
A. B. SHANKLN, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WV J. SLRKARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
L. n Freeman, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment
VIZ WMeHr, Street Overseer
JOHS Q. Dom, Work House KeAner
7. III. MoBMDE, Sexton.
THoxAs McCAETY, FIRST Clerk Market
ELISHA Lose, Second Clerk Market
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Cameron, Grier & Co. have Just received
large assortment Of superior dry goods.
Fhoir customers will find that all Of these
goods are bought with care and knowledge
They are ready to supply their customers
at either Wholesale or retail, with only
small profits attached.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

SEE THEATRE.-Miss Leo Hudson ap-
gears tomorrow evening, for the first time
during der present engagement, in her
greet Improvisation Of Mazeppa, introduc-
ing her trained steed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

The following Tenheaseans died in pri-
son at Salisbury, n. c., between the 1st Of
October and the 18th Of December, 1864
VIM. Hanks, A, Ist; Jas. COnklin, II, 5th;
Geo. H. Burns, F, 4th; Jos. Ellison, G, 4th;
n. Houks, A, lsti J. r. Blackburn, citi-
zen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Black, soh and stiff brim Hats con be
''una IN great abundance Of styles and
qualities at Green 4 Green's, 4s College
-0et. feb4-it
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We would direct the attention Of those
wishing TO rent cotton lands 10 the sdver-
tisement Of selfridge, Alexander d Co.:
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at H Ehrenbergs, No. A.
Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

a correspondent OF BIsckwood's Maya
zine, writing from the South, says the rebel
market VAS at one tune, glutted WIKI per-
eassion caps, sent from: one Of the New
EHglsnd States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

For good article Of Wster-P Proof Cloak
ing, call on W. Freeman 4 Co, corner Of
square and Deaderick street
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II the ladies want bargains in fine Shoes,
Congress Caters, Balmorals, &c, buy at
q. ". Fall 4 Co.'S.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Corn shelters. straw cutters, cotton scra-
pers and farming implements generally, for
sale by G. W. Fau Co., Hardware Deal
srs, - Public Square. janI9-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

q large and wen selected assortment Of
Dry Oo98s always on hand, at W. Freeman
kCo's, corner Square and Deaderick street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

gEeKEsDEKE NJ. L. CHuRcH.-Seryices Gs
asuS. Preaching this morning at 1917
o'clock. AID this evening at Z o'clock, by
tke pastor. Rev. VIM. H. Norris. Sunday
school at'9 o'clock, A. n. Weekly evening
meetings commence at : o'clock, and are as
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Wood contractors will find large stock
Of axes, sxe-handles, iron wedges and
hardware generally at @. ". Fall i Co.
lan1Q-lm
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Correspondents must excuse us. Our adj
vertising patronage has reduced our space
for other matter 50 much, We cannot pub
lish any contribution that is not Of genera!
interest.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

A few more Of those choice shawls, Son
aags, Hoods and Nubias, ct W. Freeman 4
Cor, corner Square and Deaderiek street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Valentines in endless variety at R. n
siRgletOn's News Depot. jan24-3w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Ie Tennessee Almanac, the only one
Psoii'hea with calculations for the neyi5i.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

There were seventeen cases tried by Re-
corder Shane yesterday, most OF them
drunkenness.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Gentlemen, do you want fine Silk Scarf,
SEEK Tie, or a pair Of Gloves, if 50, call at
Green Green's, 43 College street.
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