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DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ TEX rREAT1dEEF OF DBEisEs, 4
cE0WNlNa Hin WITH BuC1Es ID
OTHhR STATS, H5 IN l6 ~
NagHVlLLE fEET EsalEE

FOR further information in regard 70
the sidlful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader il re jerred 70 SRI
Las TRERAPEUTICs and METERn MEDIcl
two large volumes, late edition Of lsoe
the best work in the United Ststea,
where you will find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis-
eases Of women. For ali diseases IN tins
advertisement, satisfacti on Is guaran-
teed. With my general practice 'real
tina following
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NASHVILLE

FIEsT RAcE.
sNeep stakes for three year Odds two snIle heats
s-o entrance $50 forfeit. three 70 al the stake
ASSOCIATION 70 add $40 Il The race is run. C.oses
WITH the following entries:
l. Chesihsm names ch fsarSh x, By Lexng-
ton. oct Of Glouana BY Eclipse.
= MARX Young names Barry 81 the Wes8. by Lex
mgton, out Of Lsura BY imp BsViathan
J. mar NsnheW names Oh fIaiy Fsshiou By imT
bonnle Scouond, cut o. Young Fashion By
NM MOnsreh
chea 'hsm nsnes Capt RopeF's b. Dixie
~ Feyenue, dam BY imp Albion.
D hIntSn Kinney names ch fCameo- By knighi
o. = George. dam ~ Echpse
6. J 7. Kerty eItsrs Cd Bopssa- 3 vesrs old. cut
q hd Shssihan, dam Gienco, mare.
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For Rent.

Two handsome rooms for rent ia central part Q
i The city. Address Post once Box fio.
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OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Florence rrtnchird. Ms. E,,,, -.
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Tri-WeokIx Lin.

Tri-VVeeIEIy Line.
FEiHE hne steamer SPRAY leaves JohnsouviIle for
Il Nlseinnati, SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 2lsi
FOR through bills Of ladins and Information apply
81 ne once 81 the General Freight Agent Nashville
and North Western Rsilroad
oct 2o-2t
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or the drsi specification. Nof ouilfu.
az she second specification, Griltp.
~ tae charge, Guiig.
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Friday Evening, October allh. E6
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THURSDAY, Oct. ", 1865.
The House was called to order at 10 o.
clock, m, by The Speaker. Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Davis.
The journal Of the 18th was read and ap-
Y,rova1
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POland's Variety Thestrs

ns-sesis can be secured e The Ths.ir. -
a NJ 1-l 5 pm without sztTs chsrgs. IVA q
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smaseatats.
New Thear

OORNEs OF UNION AND sUMMEs ~ y.
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PETIrIoNs AND uEnoRIALs'

By Mr.. 0rdway From the President and
Directors Of the Central and Southern RGil-
road Company, asking the removal Of re-
strietions upon the price Of carrying freight,
&e. Referred to the Committee on Internal
improvements.
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aad Navy 6szsits thinks ii impossi BE thaf
organized resistance can o. prolougsd.
sr LOUIS, MAY -Tae Democrats Cairo
special says NE Memphis Buuetin isarns
thst on sunday the ssd neraGstions were
probably progressing io~ miie, below
BED river, between Gel. Payne. Chief of
STAT to Nsi. Gen. Pope, and the althoritss
o. the Trsns-Mississipp. nepsrment for
the surrender Of Kirby smill's ior,ss.
The Republicans Cairo special ssys Cen.
Chalmers was murdered by persons un-
known, bat more reliable Information SAYS
il vas done by rebel soldiers.
Eefagees from Tompkiusvills brinss a
report that the rebel Gen. Maury, late %
command at Mobile, has been suspended
b. Gibson, who commanded brigade Of
spanish foot. he says The decentralization
among the rebels in that Vieiui,y is very
great. The rebel gunboats Morgen and
Nashville are almost deserted By tAeir Of
6cezs and men.
M@FHIs, April SOth. via CaRo, Day A.
Lhe hulietn This morning says q is 70
ported that The rebel Gen. pick Taylor
sent Gen. Hodge to notify Cen. Deaa Of the
surrender Of Johnston 70 sherman, and in
iormstiou Of the terms Of surrender. GEN.
Dane, vary to give iull credenco 70 Dick
Tayior's statement, esrsugod an armis,ice
witE Hodge, the terms q which are said to
be entire cessation Of hosti.ities, each re-
taining the right 10 punish guerrillss 3
trade regulations aud intercourse contin-
uing under very liberal constructions. Tbs
srIaistice contemplases arrangemeats on
the same plan as those prescribed BY sher-
man, unless repudiated By Gen. Dana's su-
perior officers. The armistice commenced
on the 29th Of April, and can only be ter
minsted after IS hours notice.
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lefl Tie place he caused it 10 be thor
oughiy destroyed-fences were burned,
animals killed or carried away, build
ings bUTned and furniture destroyedi :
andJudge Srother, an aged and bedrid-
den man, wss lett d shift for himself
He died OF the exposure and brutal
treatment His son, Colonel Strother,
better known as 'POrte Cfayon, was
then in the onion army, and the father
Was iisO loyal to the Gag. 1t wGs out
Of hatred 70 them, for their faithful
ness TO their country, that Faulkner de-
atroyed their property.
And Low this pnrjured criminal, this
malignant rebel. cody walks into Rich
uOnd and lets his arrival be announced
in the papers, Surely impudence could
s. no further than this We call the
attention Of the proper law officers
OF the Government 10 this fisgrant
case. Faulkner cannot claim that he
was pert of lees army, for he did not
serve as a soldier, but only acted as
gGide when the rebel forces were 0pe-
rating IN the part of the country he
knew, and where he could lead = de-
stroying party 70 She house Of some
Uuiou>loving neighbor. If Faulkner
may walk the streets Of any place
where our flag floats, then JEFF Davis
and Wigfall, and Mason and Hunter,
and Slidell and Benjamin have equal
rights. such men as this ought to be
made to understand that President
Johnson was in earnest when he said
treason is s crime and must be punish
ed. N = Post
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The Richmond Times Of Monday
mentions the arrival M that ciJy Of
nHon. Charles Faulkner. II ss we
suppose. the peFaon spoken OF IS
Charles Faulkner, we hope the Provost
Marshal OF Richmond pr,mply arrested
this notorious person, and viii mold HIM
till the Authorities can try him for his
crimes. Somebody, sccCrding to Pres
ident johnson, Is to be made an exam
pie OF, and here is the ctancs
This Faulkner was minister % France
under Buchhnan's admin istration Bis
Treachery ia Paris helped ve7y much to
induce France and England to grant
bellgerent rights 10 the rebels, without
delay. he was also erFneed in puI-
chasing arms for JET Davis. in Europe
When ne returned 10 tls Unised
States, he did 50 as an open and uudis-
gllissd enemy Of the EoviHnment which
he hsd Just ceased representing 90 a
foreign court He refused 20 take the
oath Of slieeisnce, proclaimed his be-
tired Of the UDi0u, ard declared him
self Confederate - such cur govern
ment held him in prison, until 10 eDecs-
ed an exchange between him aud Er
Fiy, a member Of Congress, who was
confined Ia the Libby prison.
When Faulkner entered Richmond
IN December, 1867, he Wis crested g O
martyr" had public reception; ana
made 3 speech in which he encour.
aged his hearers 20 hopa for the speedy
downfall Of the Union cause. and in-
duiged in the coarsest abuse OF Afr Lin
coin and the northern people. lie re-
moved presently 10 his farm in Barke
ly county, and from there served the
rebels s. guide through different psrts
Of the Valley, Of Which he knew eli the
roads snd passes SO well that he was re-
gardeA by StOnewaH jackson. and by
rebel generals since, ss the best and
slso the most energetic sud jealous
guide a rebel leader could have IL be
wished 70 surprise Union force.
One Of Faulkner's fnt acts, on re-
turning 70 Virgins, was 70 gratisT
private enmity Of his own. lie led q
party Of rebels Go the house Of Jude.
/ Ssrcther, one Of his neighbors, end IA
eminent citizen OF Virginia, and him
self helped 70 turn the eyed man lnts
the road, and SET ire 70 his house saa
bles and euthouses Blsfora Faulknei
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CountY Court SmIth COunly.

NAEINA0E1 l-7l7l--77I1-l'
fred Betty and others
tiit l9i Hai5 ga A4lt4-
FrsnkHn Palmer aud o'hs-e-
m qUpesrnC 70 { - Clerk "a affidavit m the asove
/ ca,!-e, hat deiezdants Betty, lsase beity,
lGa1deus Harms and hs vile Aramlnta5 " =
G-'.s g,rharf Cross. r N Cross, W 81 Jonn and
ms v fo NJ Fl John, W B CrOTmau and h,s vile A
b Crovluau, John Cost and bis vie + Cost are
n1a-re den of Tennessee. it's orde- cd that pub
Iiaff5o be- made IN the Nashville Union, nes spa
Dar p1hlished ia the city Of Nashyi le tennessee
ring said defsndantst t9 appea- before The hor-
ta-uuI County Court Of Smith, on the bEat Monfag
OF next Jrue Term OF ssid court then ard there 70
u .es3 an.yger. or denur 20 C0mplaInantF hiil, or
me same will be taken for confessed and set ioE
hs.li1g ei- parfs ss 10 teeui
rrsys-st,g T.. W. TURNER Clerk.
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THIS vicas which Is asVsr praasi-sl .a
tne pTcseuce of suy one, has 1rovet tls
eFsr.a-aiiug rgin'ot thausaud1 8f Lha nslIr
aud mqat taionted younE mon ths. s.-r
gave 1lEue b. e.aqraacs ~ rcr ~ sal..
it nas destroyai her tl. 5ia8tal ths -.a..
-ltion, and fa.iuce4 lhs misefa5I1 y ....fl O..
hFinG s<eicioa- &or sre these s .aaf
ihe rains qf reason, The uost risllarh
sight thai can meet mo-tsI eyes Tr ts
cured permanently az tha llf-lloa. cali -
D.. Coiomaa, 10. s4 Narlh Cherry rsrs-..
or address h.m 1y letter. Box 50. Eash-
yiliss Tenn. lsbZs-.l
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The notes sud nccolutl OFT. 8 ~ r-
gin Co, 8trisrlof. Eiln a Co.. rnat. r..
a dails q Co.. wiii Del .oult as No. sI r5rl
yoiie9e street, uear tha aqusre, whsr. i.
fsraens indicted 10 any OF thsas f-ai. ~. n
p'easa inske immcdiats payment. ts Cas-
susineas must Do o'osad ur.
"a nay auience, Ar. R. q. Throne .s r.I.
iy authorised to attend d ths brsi.-..
"A. q. ADans, 81 College strr.t
MAt'l-an Near tna s.4afa.
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A PHIsiOLOGicAL VIEW OF gltPprser.
"A Ocntaluinr aeary Eo pares s-.I r.. ~.
rl,es aal ialsIiifHls- cl the Anatomy % f-a Hr
lreaiasc on Early hucr., b. Dolsor.ais 9.g..
gtf-lcoe urou TIE Mud ard Bow vrtf -.
Aglilaf Flin ei lgeaimort- tha onfv raf--r.f -
q cases irelied "A iTuthfI ADVISER .1 frs -.,.-
Eels tnd tla-a eonteulpIatgg uarnsra. WHO ...,-
tertaln aoutfa a. their physictI coud.-.rr l..-.
He. pi loaasa - any sdartss an rece.nf or rs
~. IA StViAs No. 81 .ia,daa raar. ktruv. 81 h
NE autnor nav b. ccnsalrai unos rnr rit.,
al-ettea upon Ftich ~ huoi- rfeats either r.---
thp world. 49,. ~.
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The uudersIE Euei announces lhat 20 ga
been made ths zgsat i1r t1c saie - liquors
for certain parties iu LaurFi.le. IF. AaT
persou hswng pesu.a O. saIp such ana.sa
here ios sale e1a ha7s tAen di.ea og lcu-
ing g mes At louisville Frloea. Cammeu
liquors AZ quotatlqn preta. ( haTe aha
samples 81 eIgst dnaftrt kinds ga hsnd.
and guurantee 6zca order SIZED aeotrtlnE
% SAMPLE. h. j.. Aesrazpze. Arfae.
"a Pub.is a41sFe, assag.iioI fess,
rsarflsH
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NO. Sc.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Thougands ara -

Aud de erery summer with diseases cor
tszctcd oy rfeas aess and Che eiiacts of warn
have hsen restored to loar he bv tfs -
of Shf ( Wis celebrated oif Es.fs1
Cream Ale. "kll good ph ysicians viii car
6sy % this fact" We have made sxte1s.ae
Preparations % supply the demand 6r Az.
snd Potter ta che trade and lor hmug uss
in bottles aud barrels. Also tha L-rrs.t
store % Groceries and Sutlor Goods .r ths
city. on hand 200 barrels Cincinnati Lavs-
Beer. skifF & WILLS.
Wsoiesaie 6r0cerv and 6ntier ares-
SO. Hicks Block. Put. sgu4-s.
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CounlY CaarI Smlih CeaaIY.


iFIfia Bush. Adas.ri sisaiof. snf etters
w. fhli ior Dover a1d tals 81 Land
Jeezae Wrie ard otfeds.
II aprssrae 30 the Ei-rs oe sitda4if Il tne shove
Il csl-e thai aliruialts q. 81. Hslla A. efas
N ss- sre 1ua-rra ieura ~ Isaneeses = = fherr-
i1re oraeral hal pgal1a1Qu b. uais Tor four aae-
ctss I've scaafs iu the AEsasiiic En.on nrasnaner
puailshed Ia fEc cly II Assnvlla, fs1IlIgluf saif
iefsadadti s5afpear hsIofe tlsa Worshrul Corfrv
CodTs cr tha slat noeray of ufzi June ssrr ~ =. q
oesFt, & sd E11Ner Or dsrnuf % ocmt . Inl,i's
tl or the zane III = tatfu llT cclisssed s1d So
81 hsanng e FlTI1 e. = them-
nayR-sH E.W. TuRSEA csrk
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$500 Dos. Painted Buckets;
5000 81 Assorted Brooms
1900 Tubs. painted and white
1890 Essts BsaEstsg
I,oo9 Pigs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. wrsppiag and sswias TWinei
800 Pis. wieki
SEQ Box Soap, EO.I 1. German sBd Toils
go Coils Manila Rope
geo Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed Cords;
1900 Doz. Liquor Kessj
500 Cases Pickles.
500, 600 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and anej
1,oo9 Box Pipes, wrod, clay, stone, ko.i
$500 Cases Can Fruhsj
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes
I,5oo Eeans Wrapping PsPsrj
1.0g5 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and snck.ne
Tobseco, a. lower prices than any
house IN the West
f.83e Doz. Zino and Wood Wash Tubs;
go Pigs. 2. ,. Cedar WErei
I.sas Doz. Well Buckets
90 Bales OAkum-
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- y. y. OrdWay has ramovUi t1 No. El
- 800 e-iiese street. noEt door to -ae Fi.a-
National Bank. Hs cousnes h.~s.ff -
siuaivsiy 10 a BroksF's husfr..-. br,gs e,.t
aeus oo.a aHd Silucr Gaf alI k.ne- 5f ~
safTsnf Money! and pays Che b raest prices,
~ s'eeffa.eat Fos1ters, MlfLatsa N.t..
Vihcs open at s A. NJ, aud our f--srs
taos- D. hAnFLs remains there GA I8 ~. II
iof ne ecoommodaaon OF thoss who ulas.
",sa g. make oKchangca aHor uI-at. ard
take The morninE cars.
FEB j, l68S-gr.
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We respectfully nnrol1cs t0 en- oar
lIieeas and patrons thstw8 have rs-obe1.,i
our 100 cream sainan llr The aesson. ana
hoPe % receive the ssmo patronage shae
ha' oeoh - literally bertowed ou ~ every
season. We have alRays on hanl eonfo--
..pAafy o4 az kinds. and cool soda water
Sseam made % order i9r parties. .sc.
CEgFfT 3 Eraarlr.
.l-l.-llol- 3 AlrLl .nnrra .Lr----
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CorETErf s--Iufurmntiol h1l Been as-
esi7sd b. c. u. Bar.1lr a Co. lnai earts.a
drugT.sia in thia city have been zrirf I'd
On peraona calling ~ nr. N1Il1cl Nil- ~
fats an erticie ol leosr ouu uarufae.e.r
which they FlF l1alreriOr o. ths rslr &
We Houid adV-ae aii persons le rat tas
gonaiues sad ahoult yqe sea1ifa ems uai.-
cine icr NE tea. kirf f-Worui. Gr.er. er
any dl1ea1e q ihe skiu. 90 MT -aaor arg
toH q Co., 10 lsjf b.aaasiar ltslee u 80 s.
WIS, Eaan.
PA liberal 3..eouat nsde laaasi
Ssns 81 nal u arF aaIrafs ec ra-a. ~ q
81 i7. p saEs tAt. T1if ges lfe eslg "a.
sep1f-d
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eeoiee Flour, Butter, Paist-aa. Un.rs.
gfesn corns and orsry variety u c.aaaI
--iias ent foreigu sd bcun1.i- arsrr-
91pfea % ioF qrlees a. l4.iea- Eo.gg Cs-
iogs ssroel
lau41-lG
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Moss e lho drt - introduce shis
new style Of Pictures E7try body llat
sse fhem are delighted VITA there
Cal 81 tha "0aliergo Of the Cumbsr-
land" and Judge for yoursolE cIAtZ
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Ci.ouit Court az NashvlIle
Nay lrLEs, 1885.

joan psdcif, !
Ihos sdcliE
In his cause il appssring to the san aiaalol Of tne
CIrrg and Msste thai the defendant, Ihos. Rad
e. IL IS nom resident OF the stste Of Tennessee, 50
thst ordinary process Of lag cannot De served
mon him. It Is Therefore, ordered that puoica-
G1u h.made for four successive week IN the Nasll-
rNs Vaior. \ newspaper pubH shei in the city Of
Nashville requiring The said defendant 70 appe.r a-
tie EI.fv Tenn Of tne Carca.t C1uTt ior DaVid on
oautv, 10 b. held in the city Of nashville on toe
tbrf Monday n Msy, 1855, then and there to plead
answer or demur 10 cCmptsinauts bill or it7 same
win b6 t4ksu for confessed and SET for hearing er
---tg DAVID G. l. We,
r,sv7-vst~ Clerk and Mater.
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hevins removed from Deadsr, 10 b..
- - e'easr street. enc door west ot Charfr
4 late AoW fuperlor adVautac1a for r.-ar.
ias ena rcpairinS seut'emen's ciollius at
snort nQiice. farticliias at-cutioa gives q.
Cutting and hakinr.
apr26-iva J.T. McLoestf,-
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ne hridHi Chamber, an Ess.r al rl-...r r
sli in-Lra '.lpn tir fcllF Mea a..n r... ...I.
i-'iif ueaflue1i itF n.la.aa u ~ 'r..... r.
49,. 49,. n fms olt fae, "a aenat a1a. ......
aAiiFss hr. . skffLlN NuCrgHrnr a.....I
AHsoeaton, Pl.ilsde pnl ~
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louisville advertisements
O, p, BABNES BITRA GOLD PRES,

These pens bear my sads sioTk e" Q. p. BAzsls.
ExTaA LDU., KY" for which hsva secured the
material and workmanship % the best Eastern nsn-
ufacture. aud are believed % he superior 20 all
others IN durability and other substantial qial,aes
which combine TO make a really servceahe peu
sent by msil or empress on regeint oil prce and
rsit eh1rgss (f by mail, ~ nv ris when % csrts
j. addei for TeCstry9 Write your name and al
dress plain y.
Postage On single pen th-ec cents: pen with suy
csse or holder and box, SIR csats. Old pens re-
paired ioT day cents (aed strnp) each. Circulars
sent gHEE. Address
c. P. BARNE8
Gold Pen Manufacturer
6s5 Mstn-streai. Cor. sirfb. LouisviIl9 ~
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spLENnTp AssoRTMENT

SEAEM OAO ass - ~ 4 @2A ~
Of Note. Letter, Foolscsp and Legal esp Papers,
Bud, White, Csnary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn \
ing and OficiA Envelopes, Dlares for 1850, =
Memorsndums Of every style, Pass BOOKS, AZ y
buns all sues, including sold ers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket lnkstands, eel Pens anu q =
large assortment Of the most Celebrstsd Gold
Pens. Pencils, Paper Collars, POcset Cutlery, .
including the Gel sbgated Wostenholms sud !.
Wade & Butchers Knives, Pocket Books
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, 4
Gun oil. Backing ana BRUSHES, Butler s. Ar
nold's, Doveil S, French Carmipe and Copying
Inks, Mucilage, Card Portrsits ol Generals, a
Prize Package, Port Folos, Dice, Fancy soaps, {
Blank Books and Blotting Paper, variety Of :
Desk Inkstands, Paper-N eights, Pen Racks,
Bill Files Letter Gips, Rubber Rulers, kras-
ing Knives Ruhpg Pens, and an endless va
rieIy Of Notions
School Rooks School BoOks.! :
We have q small stock Of Cigars, which we :
viii sell at Ciucinns1 Prices Also q small
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers. s
We have three beautiful LitbOgraphs, repre-
seuting the different branches Of the service,
printed IN four eolors, entitled "SOidier's Ger :
66est. - Union Defenders Certificate" and Z
u. 8. Amy Diplomas" size l2xl6 inches.
They sre enclosed N = pssteboard tHbe, aud 4
can be sent by mail WithoutiBIury. Every ON s
Ger and soldier should buy them and send 4
them 70 Their friends.
..-....-. % each.
For the three, postage psld-,...-.--.sl u %
Liberal discount fnsde 70 whOlesale dealers.
We viii an All orders for Certificates or Sta }
tonerY, by mail or express, promptly
IN. RHODES 4 CO.,
eaSs ~ Unioa street.. Nashville. Tenn. ;
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HCHl ITCH!i ITCniu

"etAtth ctfAtGA y Scratch 60.
iANhs liCH CERATE uI. rsra r.. r..r .-
~ lhiriT T-s,E ho11rs tiao cores @.aff f...5 l.-
raa Fl Eflpiiona of fsr es.r ..sr. ~. IT,.
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Cash on bad ard q Bank.-..-.-..--.-
Cssh n hands Of Areats. ard Iu cu1l
specie on hand, ana ln hslca ol Az
Amount ioanoi on H1rtgages ~ he.
Amount iraned On EanE a1d Gated
Amount losnei On Personal Security
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

We have q small stock Of Cigars, which we
viii sell at Ciucinns1 Prices Also, q small
stock Of Csry's Cough Cure for sale az Whole
sale Prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

lts SFSA t1AS"
If you cannot do this, prepare as
quickly and quietly as may be- your
portable property and seek q gov
eminent better suited to your tastes,
where your superiority VII be recog-
nized, and where slow down" Feds can
never come, to harrass yon with their
odious Institutions OF Freedom g.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

5s5 hlan..esl oas. ssIs. LeasTils' ,Is. H.,
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT-THE BULLS HEAD BANk, IN
- the city Of New York Peter McFadden aud Eliza
NcFadden, his LIN pursuance of Judgment OF
the Supreme Court Of the State OF New York, viii
sale 18th day of February, 1865 at IL O'Clock NJ,
the Exchange sslerroom Ill roadway In tho city Of New
York. by William kenney anclioneer all that ccrt Lot
eighteenth ward the city York ,out
of Twenty third and the Third avenue
and thence esstay
along Twenty third street hundred feet 70 land
late, of Samuel X. Rureivs: thence sonthery line
parallel with the Third twenty tive feet; thenoe
westerly line parallel with I've yhifd street
hundred Third thence nocriy along the
same, twenty 1--WE feet 20 the place OF begumugDsted
New York, January II, 1855 =
4. T. KIsAn, Attorney. f4. ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

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The New York herald., 1865-02-26

nfxMoNDs BOUGHT AND SOLD COMPLETION
~ drhea IN the great prices paid for Hours l W
and un sonly fLuHb. Diamond Broker. 5ia Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

AT X. II. MACY'S, .a II. ... u. s.
"A HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LACES AND EMBROIDBRIB6,
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR.
RIBBONS AND FRENCH FLOWERS,
YANKEE NOTIONS AND FANCY 0OOD6-
ALWAYS hand n full stock OF w
BEST QUALITY FRENCH KID GLOVES,
Fifty cents pair under the regular prices
r. n. MACY,
Nos 2O4 and 2OC avenue Fourteenth streeA
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

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The New York herald., 1865-02-26

r,BowDER-x rrxE cuo*pER wfEt nv SERVE
~ u vufes bsothess ,wsachs~tsr Eschswer. rcrner
Hath ana LAnk fSoshps sunday sxefnSon ssb~uafy
frcn tot oeiosh Alusassou FREE. lffI - fas t1l.
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

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The New York herald., 1865-02-26
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