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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-20

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters OF administration the per-
sonal estate Of William Richards, late OF the
United States Army, deceased. All persons hay
ing elaims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit tho same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscfibor, on or before the 18th
day Of July next; they may otherwise by law
be- excluded from NIL benent Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF July,
1863 Y.IE .sril }. b. DEXTER, NJ. D.,
g Administrator
--T... r.. 80 -Four and "a half street, .
jy20-w3w Washington, D. C.
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80 I Nc ENI0UsLY CONTR1vED, AND EsPE-
/ csliy adapted to Soldiers and Sailors "-ATHiy
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10 Strangers and Citizens.

We do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
office at all hours, day or night" nor do
We, in offering our services TO the invalid,
desire TO recommend Ourself in preference
70 other equally well established and ex-
Perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend to be iniallible, or the only man ca
Pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any t5OHdcr-
fut secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PaLliatiUes as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 80 much
upon the discovery Of Het0 remedies, OF HclC
modes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
OF those agencies necessary 70 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
renee and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public to our general ad-
yertlsement, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from s in the morning till
1t night. L. L. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
"a North Cherry St.. Nashville. Tenn.
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CoNE&TUNNELL.

Have just received fresh supplies Of th'
following novels in paper;
Dinpets Trial, by s. NJ. author Of " Twic,
Lost ["
Twice Lost, by S. NJ.
Nainstous's Househeoper, by Eliza Mote
/ ward, fSilverpen
| The Matchmaker, by Beatrice Reynolds,
author Of F" Charles Auehestor,P and
" Gounterparts."
Our Mutual Friend, Part /, by Charles
Dickens.
Uncle siias, by J. S. LeFapu, author Of
"The House By the Churchyard," etc.
St. Olavos.
Toe ogilvies, by Miss Mulock.
The CaxtoDs, by Bulwer.
Three Time Dead, by Miss Braddon.
Leaves from the Note Book Of q New York
Detective, By Mr.. j. B. Williams.
Oswald Gray, by Mrs. Henry Wood.
Les Miserablts, by Victor Hugo.
Pendennis. by VIM. NJ. Thaekeray.
Vanity Fair,
The Vlrginians,
The Newcomes, "
The Refugee, by Herman Melville.
The Foraker Daughter.
Woman in Black, by the author Of " Man
in Grey"
Woman in White, by Wnkie Collins.
Lord 0akburn's Daughters, BY Hrs. Henry
Wood.
Also the following in cloth;
Social States, by Herbert Spencer, author
of " Principles Of Biology.
Ia es Of a Wayside Inn, BY LongfellOw.
Christians Mistake, by Miss MulOck.
Ten Acres Enough.
How TO get a Farm and where to find one,
by the author Of Ten Acres Enough"
Pillar Of Fire, BY Rev. ]. 81. Ingraham.
Throne Of David,
Prince of the House Of David,
Cushing's Manual for Deliberstive Assem-
blies.
Jefferson's Manual.
Poe's Poems, blue and gold.
Lucille, blue and gold, by Owen Meredith.
Bayard Tsylor's Poems, blue and gold.
Tennyson's Enoch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by COSE & TUNsELL,
apr23 If No. 40, Cherry street. |
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Notice.

CHEF QUARTE2AASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPARTM ant OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, TEss., May 6, 1855.
An Ambulances in use in or about this city, e1-
cont such as are permitted Tor Hospital and the
~ hy the Medicaa Director, VIII he forthwith turn
81 m with tesms complete % Can't Chs. III IryIn,
o NJ Al previous orders. 4 ON Whatever source,
arlthoriTur.the use ofAmbulances except As above,
a hereby reEok. d
Rv eomuard Of Msj. Gen. Gro H. ThoEAs
l. DaNALp-,lN
BTevt. Ping. Gen. ana CHIEF Q. NJ
msye-lw j pa tment Of the Cumhsrisnd-
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OXE BILL PAssED.-The legislature has
been in session nearly six weeks, during
hat time several speeches have been made
and that is all-no, not quite, the two
houses BY intense effort have, during the
SIX weeks, passed one biz! What great
public necessity in this time Of calamity,
sorrow and deprivation-when guerrillas
are burning our houses and numbering our
citizens, when widows are mourning their
lost husbands and mothers dropping over
the memories Of sons who have persisted in
the battle6eld-what pressing, painful, ag
onizing want called forth this one biH
viii the public be at all surprised to learn
that this one biH is neither for a suffering
country, for weeping women, nor wronged
men, but for the benefit Of the lawyers
Il is a bill to raise the salaries Of Judges.
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We regret to announce the death OF MI
Wing Tompkins. He died in this city,
Yesterday, afer a brief illness. The de-
ceased had been a resident Of this place but
a short time, yet he had by his agreeable
social nature, and affable manners, made a
large circle of friends. He was at one time
on the staff of Gen. Rousseau, and dis
charged his duties to the satisfaction Of that
distinguished officer His whole soul was
enlisted in the cause of the country, and
we eel well assured that no one was more
gratidcd than he with the assurance Of the
speedy close of the war, and the restora
ton Of the authority Of the Government IN
the revolted states. Peace be to the names
of the young loyslist.
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liz conformity with modeoi advertising
found advantageous, and indeed necessary
IL other cities, we have determined 70 com
msDce IAasinoss Directory in the Union,
its wide and numerous circulation Citing t.
peculiarly for be purpose. The Directory
will contain the names, address and bust
ness or profession Of those advertising ia
it, arranged under classified heads, a.
drugs" claw" "Dry Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards TO appear in tho
" Nashville Union Directory" will be
$l5 for one year, or So for six months,
which lie the shortest period for which
card viii be taken.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY BIBLE SocIETT.--Thi'
Society was formed at the Second Presby'
terrain Church Of this city on Saturday, May
9th. It is to be an auxiliary to the Ameri-
can Bible Society. The following officers
70 serve the present term were elected
Nathaniel Cross, Presidents j. 6. Ogden,
Treasurer; J. II. Farrar, Secretary.
An executive committee, who are in
trusted with the principal business Of the
society, were elected, composed of the foi-
lowing persons: Horace H. Harrison, Isaac
Paul, Jos. 5. Carols, John X. Hume and
Arson Nelson.
The great need for the distribution Of the
Holy Scriptures is the nOtiUe PO'gsT Of this
society, and they go forward to their field
Of labor with ready hands.
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PRICEs.-Gold is down, in consequence OF
the late victories. Lately it took q dollar
and seventy-fvo cents in greenbacks to
buy one dollar in gold at the latest quota
tons one dollar and thirty cents in green
backs would buy one dollar in gold. This
means that one dollar note is worth thirty
nine cents moro than it was sometime ego.
The question arises-wheD we 60 to store
or market can we buy over one-third the
goods or provisions We could formerly
We cannot, but why? This WHY'S ques-
ton that should be answered. The papers
tell Us of important general decrease in
prices in the east, and surely the same re-
suits ought to occur in Nashville.
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Shirts at N. York Prices

r. h. THOMPsnN's shirt Depot,
rrl5-d = Cherry 81. near nt0n.
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SURRENDERED MEN.-Yestereday the band
of Gen. Cheatham's surrendered rebel reg
intent, with all their instruments, were IN
the city from Augusta, Ga, on parole
Also fifty parolod prisoners from johnson 8
army. Five rebel commissioned officers
and fifty men took the oath a. Capt Good
wins Office. Two commissioned officers
and three men Of Forests command were
paroled.
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For some days past our press has been
out Of order and we have been unable to
print the usual edition Of the USIoN. Yes
terday we were compelled TO avail our
selves Of the courtesy Of the Press to get
our paper out at all and the same thing
occurs this morning. Tomorrow morning
we expect to be dali right" again, and able
to supply all demands.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

GIN. HmL SURRESDERs. "A dispatch was
received by Gen Thomas last night stating
that rebcl Brig. Gen. B. }. Hill had sent in
a hag Of truce to the authorities at hatta-
noogs, asking upon what terms the surren-
der Of sIl the troops Of the Department OF
Northern Alabama would be received. He
ask the same terms as Grant had granted
to Gen. Lee.
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OLD TuEATEE-0nly three moro nights
remain of Laura KNene's engagement. An
opportunity Of witnessing acting SO finish
ed and graceful a. hers will not soon occur.
"The workmou Of Nashville, or the curse
Of Drink" viii be performed this evening
with Miss X Gene and Mr.. Hawk in the
priuaipsl chprsrt-.r
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River and Steamboat News.
ARRIVALS.
Marmora, Evansville.
Caroline, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES. ....
Nellie Rogers, st. Louis.
Alics, BurksVille.

River falling slowly, with Az feet on Har-
peth Shoals.
Consignees per steamer Burmuda, will
End her at the wharf this morning.
The handsome steamboat Caroline, Capt
Metcalf, is 10 leave for Louisville and Gin
cinusti this morning, at 10 o'clock. Those
who like com 'ortable boat and agreeable
officers will be delighted with the Caroline
Boyd & PEBBLES, Agents.
The Pine Grove, good boat, laaves at
10 O'Clock this morning, as advertised
Travellers will find the officers attentive 70
their comfort, and tho boat, an agreeable
one 10 take trip on.
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Gen. Grants ORer OF Terms to Sen.
Smith.

The circumstances attending the arr
rival Of flag Of truce from Gen Grant
to Gen. Smith, given in our colum 10 .
derived from various sources, having
been in some particulars erroneous
ly stated we are happy in being able
to give them accurately, as We derive
them from authority Of the most au
thentic character They are as fol-
lows;
Col j. T. Sprague, q $ Army, late adj
iutant General Of the State Of New
York, and now Chief Of Gen. Pope 8
staff, arrived at the mouth OF Red rive,
under orders from Msjor Gen Pope.
L. S a, commanding tb, Military
Division Of the Missouri with irstra--
tions from Lieut. Gen. Grant iH l-.r-
ence 10 the Confederate forces "s-t f
the Mississippi Col Sprs g.r. "a .sau sr-
irving az hrs destns ION Cammumce
It'd with Col SE msrski, the to1itaer-
ate Commissioner Of ENchsnEy. who
consented to taxi aFuvste ietlc~ from
Col Sprague TO Lieut. Gen. Smith. 40
Shreveport, asking @ persona. iater.
view, when the dispatches from gem.
Grant and Pope m gnt o. subIai.--d
Col Szvmauski lei- ta 20. s- su tsu.
Hodge on TUESDAY last, for ~arrvrpCrt
aud viii no doub. return il-4 .ja..iy
with safe guard fom Cen smith, .
thus enabling Col SpraE que 90 accom- .
plish the object of has mi-~ro0 We
cannot but expect the hsppies results
from this interview, as the long -sOcI- .
alton of Col Sprague IN th" United
States Army, with the officer IN com
mand of the Confederate forces, viii .
enable him to express fully and freely
the designs and policy of the Govern
ment in the adjustment Of the many
gexed questions now before the coun-
try
Col Sprsgue arrived here on Tuesday
morning, in the steamboat Lexington,
.Or the purpose Of facilitating the ex
'hange Of Confederate prisoners, and,
We learn, viii be enabled to take with
him some $50 men to Shreveport if
permitted to come within the COnied-
rate lines. In forwarding this enter
Prise, Col. Szymanski, we are informed,
has courteously and actively given his
support, in a most cordial MANNER
" o. Pieay1ie, son ApL
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THu RAcEs.-The opening Of the Spring
races yesterday attracted large ooncOurse
Of ladies and gentlemen, who we're eager
20 witness the contest The entries were
Kentucky, Columbus, highlands, and
Jim Hinton. The three strut trots were
won easily by Kentucky, and The horses
never changed position from the order O.
the entries in eash tyot. twas not an ex
citing race. but the contest between n.
three last horses was beautiful. The time
Of Kentucky was S7l, 3 Is, and 3 1873. A
the conclusion Of the race, second rae
too, p ace outside the grounds which va
decidedly Interesting to the spectators.
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JEFF, Davis, it is reported, was at Powell
ton, Hancock county, Georgia, last Friday.
This would indicate that he was going to-
wards Milledgevillc. Gen. Wilson had
published a handful at Macon containing
the Prefident's proc amation offering $780,,
geo rewa d for hia
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WHIs ToxFENs.-This gentleman was
well known in this city As the keeper Of q
saloon At the corner Of Cherry and Cedar
streets, and from occasionally singing ct
the theatre. We regret 10 havo to an
nounce his death. The event occurred yes
terday. He was q native Of Dubuque
Iowa, was twenty eve years Of age, served
IA the army three years, and was attached
TO Gen. Rousseau's staff. His remains VII
be embalmei aud conveyed to the raiiroas
depot At two P. m, 10 day, 10 be forwarded
10 his parents in Dubuque. he had a host
Of friends both among the citizens and mil
iary. His name was Horace Tompk.ns.
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characterization CounfF,

TTuKEN up BY G. ". McMurray, one aorrel FL
Il ley, years old IN sprug, - hands tNO or D.
inches high with a tar ana blaze face, some gray
hairs res, milling roau- Also one br, Wn mare nI,le
"a hands inches b Oh, no mari r, except re- nose
Al-O ore bro p hor-s mile. IS hands 8 inches b gh
with white nose. The ley Va ued a. SO, The mare
mule a. Sl2j, and the horse mule a. 500.
TAKEN UP by r. c. PORTE, brown mule, about
u years old, about 10 hands b GA, with "a stripe
over bis shoulders, few white hsir- ca the lsl.
side Of his ne k, his right side ana rump, shoe On
right loot ca Purtle resides IN District No. 10,
on the Lebanon Pike, sbout4 miles rom Nashville
nayo-3twg ALEX. McDANlkL, Ranger
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NEw THEArsE The gorgeous and daz-
cling spectacle Of the Seven Sisters is on
the bills for to Blgnt. The grand fairy
scenes, the gres: rting scene, the birth
of cupid, striking aux, beautiful mu-
sic. and bouudless fun. The Seven Sisters
delights everybody that witnesses it.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

Coon TUKNOUTs.-By reference to our
new advertisements it will be seen that our
friend A. A. Carter has purchased the sta
bic Of Caleb Harrison, on Church street.
between Market and Front Alec. has
been a long resident Of this city and has
lust been bonoyably discharged from the
duties Of lst Lieutenant in the United
States army. He deserves the patronage
Of the public, which We are sure be viii re.
ceivc, il good horses and excellent buggies
with prompt attention to his duties, wal
be an inducoment. Let Carter have lib
eral patronage.
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No travellers, soldiers or seaman's OUTFIT is com
plete without D.
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The friends Of " HIa ToNEWs, who wish
10 respect his memory, by esoortiug his re-
mains 70 the depot, previous to the dePar-
turc for Dubuque, Iowa, his former home,
will meet at his Saloon, on the corner OF
Cedar and Cherry, at half-Past ! o'clock
this afternoon, for that purpose.
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CHANCERY COURT AT SHELBY
VILE
APRIL RULES, 1865.

q, tUrgiual bin.
Ihos. ;, Sharp. John b. UNeal, JBo. b. MCGEE.
IN this case il appearing to the Clerk and Master.
that the defendant, John II U Neal Is a non resi-
dent OF the state Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot b served upon him % D.
therefore ordered that publication be made tor four
successive weeks in the Aashvle Union, ne sspa
per published IN the city Of Nashville, requiring
said def ndant, O'heal, 10 appear al the next Term
II the Chsncery Court, 70 be hell IN the town Of
Hheltyyile 90 the FIRST Monday after the fourth
Monday in August next, then and there 90 plead,
answer, OF demur 70 compliments bill, or he same
wi he taken confessed A. % m, and seL for
hearing Cc pnrts LEWIS TILLMAN, G e ".
may7-4.W' 7. n. Caldwell, Solicitor.
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John " Bowen Fsnu I Bossn. Wary g BoEJn
MoIie B0wso, by her next frends and Ira ".
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DAVIS e. II. Davis at the sewanee
House has received the Ladies' Interna-
tional Magazine Tor June, in advance. 1t
has fne steel engraving and a colored
fashion plate Also the Army and Navy
journal and the WavorIy Magazine.
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DIsLoT AL.-For expressions Of disloyal
character, in relation to tn e assassination
Of the martyr Pro sident, VIM. Hauey, of
the S5th Indiana regiment has been sen
tenced b. cou.t martial to six monthslabor
in tho military prison.
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Chancery Court at Manchester.

10. Arach. BIN.
Wm. s Wa temsn. 4 others,
TtNHE de endant, Wu 5 Whitennzn beng norsp
resident Of the tste q Tenn ssec a. charEei
10 he til Dc Is therefore ordered tnaf pubica1on
he nd, for four successive weeks u the hsshTl
Uu.on g Newspaper punished 10 the ciy n Nah
vile, noryng tnt Respondent g. sppear before he
ChsuceFy Couu a. Manchester Ca DE 3rd hondae
IN August ls55, and there 70 make his hlih on the
same VIII be taken ior confessed and sei 81 hearing
rpare. JANIS PRICK
Ensy6-1tEs Cierk and MsEisF
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IN CHANCERY At CARTILAGE
APRIL RULES, 1896.
l ArendeII. Adm 90 nd o.lers,

John L Arendel Adm. &C and oshers,
vs. : Attachment bill
James T Iimbeuaks Albert SOss, &C. and Others
IN this cause il appearing 70 the satisfaction d
the Clsrk and Mas r. that be defendants James 7
Undertake, Albert koss sn1 Eleaz SMITH are
pon-resdents n the tate Of cnues-ee, 20 TIA the
ordinary process o. law cannot b. served upon
them &c IS therefore ordered thut pubica ION be-
made or four consecutive weeks fu The Nashville
Union. a newspaper published in The c.tf cd Nash
vile requir ng the said deien auts % appear AZ the
once O. the Ciers and Master OF the Chance
Court 10 Cath e, Tennessee, on tie fret hgnisy
in Aur1-t next 1865. then and here D. plead, an
sygsr On demur % complain ants bI 4, o. th same
viii Be- taken for confessed a. b them aud set for
he.rIng FL parfe. u. II. CAMFBELI,
-n-vs-f- Clerk and Master.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
RI. THoMPsoNs Shirt Depot
apr25-H 2s Cherry ST., near Union.

A FRAGRAST BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH,
are easily attained, and those who fail to
avail themselves of the means should not
complain when accused of gress neglect.
The SozoDoNT will speedily eradicate the
cause of a foul breath, identifying and pre-
serving the teeth TO the Oldest age.
Sold by all Druggists may9-3tTT6s
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Ice CHEsTs IcE CHESTS III have just
received q supply of Ice Chests of various
sizes suitable for Families, Hotels, Saloons,
and Green GrOcers, which l offer for sale
on reasonable terms. Chests of any des-
cription made to order on the shortest no
tiae W. P. HAHN,
Ice Depot, No. l Criddle street,
msv7-4t near Lou. and Nash: Depot.
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REBEL OFFICEEs.--Wo publish an order
from Gen thomas this morning, requiring
all rebel officers arriving within his com
mand TO divest themselves Of all insignia
Of rank, aud resume the garb OF citizens.
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~ CHAYCERY AT CARTHAGE


John " Boweu. Fsun L Bossn, Wary BoE3n
MoIle Bowen, BY her next frends and Ira ".
King Admr., &c.
". z Injunction Bin.
2. Il Gordon. Executor, &c, ana other.
IN this cause it Appearing 70 the satsfaction Of
he Clerk and Master that he defen ant George
M Gordon, james q 6qrton, n l. Gorion, John
II Gordon, sarah A b DO, joe. hIne 81 %, ssocy
Hil1o. Abe y Bllbo, Mary A Alien, ard Der hus-
band - ALEU-, bytne.la range aud her hus-
band J A Orange jane II Belcher and her husband
a Belcher, Vim Il De 6oTd0n. - McPnrtus
and BIS Elie Mary A, l0rneriy Mary Waiiace,
Leon das W Walace, John G. Wallace, Alice =
Moore " lam "a Moore, Nancy Moores and her
hush "a " 10 b Hoorsa, are non Tee l.-uts Of ne
-tafe Of tennessee, that the ordinary proess Of
las c1nno. b. served upon them q D. therefore or
dersd ia; uutlcsuon ne made f5r four consecu-
tive " = Ks IN the Nashv Lo Union, a newspaper
paid shed 10 the city Of Nashville, requiring sad
deem iaats % appear a. be ueEt term 81 the Cuan-
eery on 9 g. - held 10 Carthage, Tune see, on
to- third Monday august nezt i5sf, theu and
tters % plead AS -er. Or demur 10 cor sua1t r
hli o. the same VII b. taken for confessed as %
them and sei ior hearing er par's-
d. b. CAMPBELL,
may5-4CH Clerk and Master.
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Dick Woods, the negro who shot another
Of his ilk at a ball night before last, w's
brought before the Recorder yesterday,
and aled to await trial at the tho next
term Of the criminal court.
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CoNE & TUSyELL This firm has received
the Louisville Journal and Press Of the
10th, and the Cincinnati Commercial and
Gazette Of the 9th.
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Catarrhal Consumption.

y ~. eHalile s0a, 20 Eorfb Slfh 81. Ptza.
send ycu f. cfgu hcats o. Naomi WIror N "a,
iown.-ofe Eas Affected with Catarrhal Corsur1r.
uon and ied many remerie, roc canfnusI 10
gfoE Weaaeri iuuss AID o. an became very
i1lcn di-olltF'd, and hgr phrs an- ni iFifui-
desps r-d Q n-r lie. Throash he &c a. y.'rrr
OofnFound syrup of WI Cherry shr enslrelF re
eoFered- u. SMITH. lus1ce Dft1e .aelce
6oteTnsur, n y ork
This valuable Mei.c.ne, pffpared only - Dr.
ssayae a son, 50 Noftn sEth Street, Philadelph.a.
Sold By
v. o. ". SMITH, prusa.is,
Cor. Church and Vine Streets, nashville.
may9-sm-tut gat