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Reconstruction.


NAsHvTI-E, Tenn, July 5, 1865.
Editor Union
We hear great deal about "recon
struction," etc.
Now, my "a soldieF's) idea of recon
struction is this: Let every her etofore
rebellious man reconstruct" himself
Then he win le prepared the better TO
reconstruct his household; then his
town, his county, and finally his State,
and not have o be reconstructed" by
the. New Yo,k, nor the Chicago Tri.
bune.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, say, as soldier
who has serred in the Union army
since May, 1861, that my idea and
plan chad tie right to suggest one, }
would be, to 1t Tennessee, and indeed
all our Southern States, reconstruct
themselves, 50 long as they did not at
tempt to do SO on reasonable ba-
sis, which Tennessee at least is not
likely to do. Gus
Let the New York Tribune "recon-
strnct the supporters of the New York
News, and : few other rebellious
croakers, who presume there are no
true patriots, no honest, Trustworthy
're-constructionists, or wise statesmen
and Journalist, outside of their own
State, or west Of the Allegheny Noun
tains.
Now, perhaps, the very men who
have done alto place the South in q
poition for reconstruction, viz: the
soldiers, and tie truly loyal-their sup
porters may, alter all, have some very
good ideas Of reconstruction" As
for demonstrating" on NEGRO suf-
frage" basis--ve, the soldiers-the loyal
conference.-the loyal Of the north, oil
oppose, and it can never be-
We sustained, as a JUST military ne
cessity," the Emancipation Proclams-
ton.
The "Negro suffrage" scheme, is Yor
Just, nor is it a NECESSITY, nor viii we
have it Respectfully
F.W. JENKINS,
ID. Iowa, Vet Inft.
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GOV. Holdsn, Of sOuth carolina.

The Richmond Wing objects TO the
declaration in Gov. Holden's proclaim q
ton that go person not well affected
towards the Federal Government, and
not loyal thereto, viii BE- permitted 10
take said oath, or 70 vote in said elec
ton" The Wing says the President
has given Gov. Holden no such author
ity: and that if he were to do so, it
would be impossible to look into mems
condolences and see whether they were
"well affected" or not
Gov. Holden does not propose to look
into any mans conscience But the
tree is judged by its fruits Loyal
men, true men, men who are disposed
to submit cheerfully to the national
authority and to become good eitizens,
are not IN the habit Of saying, Never
mind, it is not over yet England viii
yet teach the United States a lesson,
when that day eomes / shall be with
England" Or, "The Confederate debt
has been lost, and I think the federal
debt ought 20 be repudiated. Such
sentiments show settled hostility 10 the
federal Union, and the man who enter
tains them ought not TO ask TO be allow
ed to vote or hold Office.
Gov. Holden has devoted himself to
the work of reconstruction on the ba
ais of supreme attachment to the Fed
ersl Union, and be will stand unfiin CHI
ingly by the government at Washing
ton. Nothing will move him from this
position While he has charity for
all malice towards none, he has an in
herent educated love for the American
Union which will guide him in all his
acts. 1t Is his business 10 see that the
Government Of North Caroliaa is recon
structed BY loyal men. This business
he intends TO transact with q set pur-
pose and firm nerve, and in this he
viii be sustained BY a large majority Of
the people Of this State -Raleigk San
dark
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A Suggestion from GILES County.

PULASKI, July 3, 1865.
EDITOR OF THE UNoE: To-day dele
gates were appointed for the different
districts in the county, to meet here
next Monday, 10th inst, to nominate a
candidate for the Legislature, for this
(Giles) county. Among the many com
petent gentlemen in the county, we re-
specially suggest the nomination Of
Dr. c. n. Ordwsy, as gentleman every
way worthy and well qualified" He
is consistent and conservative, his NOR
al character unexceptionable, a deep
thinker, a sound reasoner, and possess.
es the advantage Of a Thorough educa-
ton, strictly a practical man, has been
for years identified with the planting
community. We are satisfied that he
is the nan for the occasion. We are
aware that the Doctor does not seek or
wish ofice-being modest and retiring,
has no taste for political excitement,
and would make heavy pecuniary sac
riices in accepting, yet we contend
that it is dutg he owes the commune
ty. Coming among US, years ago PEN
nyless, he has oy industry and economy
amassed handsome fortune. He is a
self made msn, and we hope the day
hiss arrived wien "office shall seek the
man" MANY VOTERS.
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To the Citizens Of Tennessee !

The termination n sang1inary contest, which
Tor TIE pat four years has presented IN I uass
barrier 70 Ell sOcial or commercial intercourse b.,
tween the Two great sections Of our country. hag.
ing az leugtn happily cleared aHsy al obstacles q
q reEeWal Of trose relations Ub.cn formerly hound
as together In fraiGrral unicu lake fh, earliest
oppotui Afforded me BY this ausp cious event
= greet mo southern ifiands snn 10 solicit ire m
tnem renewal Of that extensive business connee.
aon which Tor quarter Of acsuiury hss been unin.
tenupied fafe - the greai public calamity q
uhich hsve sdyerted.
lt ssCarceiT ueoessa-J, on the threshold Of hu.
auess re uuiou, should repest the Warning 80 ~.
In gwen 20 my friends o oeHace o. fthoso epri.
rOus and delt Teri, IA Goa pounds vhich under ths
apecigus sad false tides Of Imported Wi1ea. Brau.
dlcs, ho'la Sin, iaquo $, &c., have teen aouail
destIucuye g. the heath Of GU c.tzHna a. Dr. inuf
cal 9 tbs interests Of the le. innate Importer
Many ysars % my psst hfe have been expended
10 az open and candid attempt % expose these
wholesale ifau q 10 time nor expsusa has been
pared @ accomplish this ta,ufarY purnnar. and b
place bsio my breads and the public gsneraily
SO The lowest possible market pnce, and In such
qla-t pes a. might su,t their convenience, truly
genuine imported article
TWetty eve years business transactions with the
largest and MOST respectable exporting houses Ia
France and Great Britain have afforded me uusur-
Nith Wines, Liquors, ana Liqmunes Of the bet and
most approved brands ia EUROPE, IN add ton 10
my oen distilleFy in Holland for the MANUFACTURES
OF the "schiedam schspps."
AlAo laAA1AH ~ tAAA tFeAl'A HNti IMPROVED uN NlH
medical Faculties Of the Unit a Statss West indies
aad south America as an invaluable Therapeutc,
Wholesome, pleasant, and perie y safe hsgefa ge
70 al climates snd duruK a . seasons, Quickly *
cited the elpidity % tbs home MAJ actur r. and
venders q a spurious a-iicie under the same name
trust that have, ahtsr much toll ana expense,
surrounded all my fnpiuaii0ns with saeguasds
and directions WHICH W. h O. dinary cireum pecton
viii insure their delivery, as receive them from
Europe, { al my Gu toner.
sould, however, recommend m al cases where
i Is possible, bar Orders be sent direct 10 nv De
TO, - Beaver n. Get, New York. Or that purchases
be mate o. my accIetiied agents..
In addition . large stock Of Wins, BraDdea,
&C., 10 wood, haze considerable supply Of old
tried foreign wines, eunra1iug villages Of many
past years, bottled mp before the commencement
Of tbs war, which caa especially recommend o.
al coun0isseurs Of these rare Injuries.
In conclusion, Would specially call TIE early nt.
teDtion n southern Gust mers 10 the advaniaf Z
to b. derived By transmit ting their orders without
loss Of tine, OF calling personally AZ the Depot Ia
order 20 insure the i1lhhneut Of their HTcrs from
the present large and veil selected aHortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
q Beaver Street., New York.
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The following extract of letter 50
the New Orleans Picayune, dated Hons
ton, Texas, June 7th, 1865, confirms the
report that the Missouri troops in the
rebel army west Of the Mississippi, have
started to Mexico to join Macmillan:
Among the abnormal phenomena gr5wing
out Of the war, is. now u be seen q hody Of
trained and warlike troops, estimated az
10 900 or 1000. mostly Miss urians, who
have been rendered homeless by the de-
structive effects of the war in their own
State, marching towards the Mexicsn from
tier to enter the service Of the Emperor
Maximilisn. They are commanded By Gen.
Shelby, also q Missourian, who is spoken Of
by those who know him as a brave and ca
psble officer. These men started from
Shreveport on the first intimation of q pro-
bable sarrender Of the Department, and,
being well armed and driven 10 desperation
by their circumstances, would have laughed
az the orders Of the Commanding General,
had he sought TO enforce obedience. They
started about the 18th ult., taking with them
such Government transportation and sup
plies as they needed. they are now far
beyond the reach Of successful pursuit, If
not already across the frontier. That the
Of such body of men TO the Tn
perial army cannot fail TO exercise poger-
iul influence on the future destiny Of Mexi
60 is beyond a doubt. Is this war TO be q
modern Medusa's head, snd Mexico TO be- |
come to US a new Lybian desert? QUisR |
Sa6ef
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jun2ttE
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NoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver wes Recorder,
crnvened By Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18Th, 1885, Department. Of .he
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
sriy adjusted By calllng a. cur Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
eeipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Wsshisgto1, D. G., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order TO substantisle the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government
jesO-tf H. ToHPxiss 4 Coz
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This vice, which is never practicod L
the presence Of any one has proved TIA
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The noblsai
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquenco or pom 70 song.
4 has destroyed health, blasted the consl
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Z
a living skeleton. Nor are these is final
and fatal effects IN its pains are scattered
the ruins # reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortsl syos. To Be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 90 North Cherry street
o. address him By isttaF, Box 602, Nash
vile, Tenn. fob35-d
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The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
informs the people of Georgia that they
can not expect to be relieved from-mil-
itaFy control til the faetious and cap.
tious spirit which now exists, has
passed away, and they exhibit hearty
desire 70 cooperate with the Federal
Government in an effort to give the
State civil government in harmony
with the supreme authority
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CoUNrERFaTTH.-InfoTmation has been re-.
eeiVed BY i. W. Farnsworth 4 Co. that GER
tain druggists in this city have been pelnnfnQ
on on persons calling for DR.. Ve1loe's Pin Z
Cerate an article Of theirOwn manufaeture.
which they say is superior 10 the gsnuino
We would advise al persons 70 get ne
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-Worm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprinciplod man 70 impose any othel
preparation on you, but get DR.. Velloc'
Pink Cerate, Manufactured BY T.W. Farms
EeTsh 3 Co., Nc. lsH Dsaderick street,
vile, Tenn.
P. s.-A liberal discount made 10 dsalsrI
Sent By mail 10 any address on rocsipt { I
81 Il. Be '"rs thst you get the genVias.
june 2s-1W
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"The Menkew' proposes to build a
new theatre in New York, q writer in
the Cincinnati Gazette says, provided
she can spare time from her matrimo-
NAL engagements yet unfulfued She
IS certainly the most married woman in
AmeFics, and the fact reminds one Of
the Jest perpetrated BY vel known
humorist st her expense-that man.
kind was divided into two great classes;
those who had made love 70 Adah Men
ken, and those who had not and the
latter class we're fearfully in the nj
nOrity.
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We draw at sight, and at sixty days,
on LONDON, PARrs, FRANKFoET, and all
other principal cities Of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
deposit and draw at their convenience,
the same as with the Cur BANKS, and
viii be allowed interest on al balances
over ONs THOUSAND DOLLARS, attic rate
Of FOUR per cent. per annum. Orders
for the purchase or sale Of various issues
Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds.
and Gold, executed on Commission.
iuna4-sod SIN
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Fine whisky Brandies, Wines and Porter;
hos'etter's, Cedron aud Roback's Bitssr,,
Ayre's' hurly's snd Bull's ssrsaparuIa, fer
sale at The lowest cash rates st 7. ". Fos-
tsr's, No. Is Public Square. DR.. n. o..
smith attends % the compromising Of PRE-
scriptions.
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Obcers on leave Of absence or detached
DUTY, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed Of. Soldiers 8nsf
statements bought and assistance rendered.
Company e3mmandsra, regimentsl Quarter
masters and others 10 close their papers fby
experienced QuartermasteT's elerksl Il 40.
6S, North Cherry street
Il 49,,
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General Hurlhut.

A paragraph has been going the
rounds of the press lately, to the effect
that Major General Hurlbut, of this
State, was 10 be court m4rtiAled at New
Orleans on various grave charges. The
New Orleans Times, Of the Oath ult,
having made the proper enquiries as
to the matter, announces that the state
ment is entirely without foundation in
truth.
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$40 Reward.

CTKAvFp hoza the rerldsaca 81 the subscTio ef,
- eorner,of vine and Bel streets. south Nsan-
vile. on SUNDAY morning the utn INST, iaige u4y
Horse, ao< nlaae and TAI, one hioa IN ie LIE
$1,000 ~ i,1-ss a little has the letter hrAnd-
- on ~ rstf hir about 10 or IL yezrr cid, - 20 :
eratfy seed Wornag order be Hns ocotnt
lfsndal Rrapn. lssfnF on Dgsuuul nrane street
Hiii eve TIE shove reward q any iiefsoE = 81 =.
delser hiua 10 ne q ny retde1oe, or 8 any olee
On Gay stress, hetWees Cherry sld snI1mel;
snH6ll-f J. - NooaaAN7
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LuNsEH knight A FRO. are unloadin
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Min
Hill, barge containing 3so,eoo feet Of
white pine lumber embracing All kinds os
clear and common plank, framiag Hmbers,
joics, aad seantling, % iolloWls
3xf-1s, Is, ank a feet long.
2xs-is, 20, and % fsesiong.
zxs-20, a, "a aud 90 fsst long
2kxs-2o, - and "a isot long.
a1<xlo-is sud - feet long.
1Kxi1-2o feet long.
4xs-2e and 30 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
sz4-s, Z, 10, u, is, 20 and q set long.
Also $50, 900 feet choice vhils pine hoori8g,
o. ali widths, for tie lowest cash prices, a.
Knight Bros' Bunbsr Yard II
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- How many millions o. mothers viii
bless the inventor Of Hurlsy's Worm Candy
for giving their children such palasable
medicine for expelling and destroying
worms, thus saving the lives Of their dear
children.
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Tsller, I.eh, ssala 10,


Dr. saayne'a Army ftchl kn Healing Ointment"
fr. aasYna's iaru1Y ftein "tli.H en-inE ffntmerf"
Dr. sWsyas'5 Army Iichl "An-HealiDg Outmsat."
No case 40 obstinate, Or loug stand ~. 10 VIII ucf
cure in snort time az kinds of fstlef peruia-
gently cured. Amy iicb. which n 20 rreFaicut. %
never fails b cure, Jnronic Erysireaa SALE kheum
idnggorus, bsruers' Itch, A., Erzptuul covering
the whole slriaee Of The Uody, CID Jlcars of many
years aiandinE that rgt 81 dshsnee efcry otbar
mole u lreatmenf III yield % inr hcallg proper
ties q The CREST vegetable aEge.
Prise 90 ceais, 81 seeding % cents % ~.
9Wayne 4 son 20 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
box si b mailed toany nfs % ne ilnIted slsisa,
ires Of charge.
Sold b. W. + &C. ". SMITH, Drurgisia,
Cos. church snd Vine sts.. hashFiils.
mayl2-8In sd d suh
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Batter pepot.

Butter or Zee always on hand 1t The
Butter Depot Of CLARK & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities 70 suii, Il tbs Butter De-
pot So Broad street.
is2-Im CLaas 1 ealaoar.
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Governor MurPhy, Of Arkansas, re-
ports E deplorabie state Of affairs "a thst
state. He charges the rebel leaders
with permitting their troops to disbanG
themselves before their surrender, s.
that they have scattered themselves in
everv direction, taking arms and anu
n;tion. plundering and robbing without
5isorirninstion. There Is much destisu-
ton in the State.
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PHoTosRArst.-Phoiographa Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largost col
lection in the vest for sale, wholesale and
retail Remainder The place. Gallery Of The
Cumberland, 2scodar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27.tl
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken h
thres seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, The great
Baby Tanner, At The GaIlsry Of he Cunbsr.
~na- aprlI-f.
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Foa sa-r way Cassr.-Mr. Deprtz. ut
No. ~. Cherry street. ooiossds Building
has lot Of eogntsrs and shsiving fsr sale,
which those wishing 70 purchase such ar
tieles would Do veil 70 examine.
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NO. %.
SPECTAL NOTICES

FoA sALE-one-ioasth interest Ia psr
q zee iarniturei etc, Of . suit OF sleeping
aPsr'ineais On Eosth Cherry strsss r.
rooms sre eeattsliy lscatsa aaa vsrv A.
'irsSle- Apply 1t this ofaus. iuivi-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The sutler Goods at A. 4 N. Lsndsbsrr.
corner Public Square and Market a-s nosS
eelng closed ont. These must be sod =
gard.ess Of PT1cc. Nov j. your tine 10 eel
great bargains there in Tobacco. Cirsrr
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, nofisos
and Hats Convince yourself b. eslIipr
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Gold is falling, % Is the Prico Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of The Cumberland
Gard Pictures aOW only % Por dozen.
sprlI-tf A. 8. MoRsH, IS Cedar u.
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As We are about 70 have Peace, all can
Drink Vine ana IA Herrr

Thepure old imported Port, sherry, Malls
g, Cufrant ard Claret Wines, Old Guard and
Blackberry Brandy, Champagne, Bitteru,
schapps, holland Gin, snd many other
hquors TOO numerous % mention, besides
estsoies Of almcst every description can b.
found a. ". ". Tottsnt Grocery house. No.
-, college street, Nashville, Tenn.
mayIS-tf
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the notes and accounts oft. a ". Ia
kin 4 Co, 8triekler, Ellis 4 Co, and A. e.
Adams 4 Co. viii BE- found ct Ne. 81 Nor,l
college street, near the Square, where an
persons indicted % any Of these frms viii
pieese make immediate payment g the
business must be closed up.
In ny shsences M. R. q. Throne l. ful.
y aetnoriaed % attend % the business.
A. g. ADAMS, 81 College street.
Hsrst-tm hear the square.
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iis reputation for curing scroilia oit ulcers hIB
iont COMPLAINT, uleeFEted throat, Whit auoil-
ng, DARK bl0sshos of defect n tlo ahin 30 ia vel
low skins M .raamul a. Wasanf Gaah. rheunnallc
aiectious, pauair the 5oaas, &i Ia aitnoui paFai-
lei Z be weak aad detili aied, o. any disaass Of
scroiuio"s ustars, e ~ sure 90 do good. a. the
GlanY Thousand testimonies flom al paris 20 fna
world will proves aoth.ng ever dacoGsi ot can com
pare With i m cuiing ihal class 81 drar iefs.
Mercuual AMI s5phl lite diseases 81 short or long
standlng-uothlng has ever proved 20 ed-c. ual ia
completely ersdicating even Fsal.ga of ihese dan.
geruus complains.
Chrome Ecypsss Of the Face Is cured b rrost
certzntf.
Dark hotches, Or defects IN the stiu. olau times
appesr. ihe "fan Sea- and ii,ldutnani" ail clear
The akin, aud W more youth1li cunuT.eElau.
To b sure Of getting lhe pure and gcnu ne Pan
aeea puneasae direct a. tna pfincipal orice ~ Dr.
5Hayne sou. a1D Norih siEth street, Philadelphia
or a the Drug store 81
W. &C. ". SMITH, uruErsia,
Cor. Church and Vine STA Nashville.
uaFl2-8Iu we'd 81 aun.
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No7icE-Tao boys. from Tea % fouriean
eaFs Of age can 1nd pofmantnt en- Dioy-
ment b. applying a.
2 ]. FosTHusN's,
ID p Pebble square.
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ITCH.

fTCH. fNHhAI OH'8l ITCH.
salt hhFum- 0inimest- saif hhsum.
Cares the Itch In AZ hours also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilbiaina, and ali Efup-
ti0ns Of The Skin Price so eents. By send
ing 80 cents 10 John D. Park, 0ineinnati,
O., viii be forwarded free By mail For
sale By John D. Park, Cincinnati, o.. aad
Druggists generally.
Ez-Baoere Of IiHitatioHa.
el0-6m eada
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GEEtT ArrEAcTIes az CamsEor, GisFs a
co'a.s-suPer SIX BrOeads. Franch Grena.
dine Al 1911 Also Printed Linen Laws.
Dolphus Mugs French Jaeoness.
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Summer Hats, "new styles" just rocsiv.
cd. R. H. THOMPSON,
g Cherry slreet, near Union.
inn q4fF
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Ls Bon Ton lee Cream saiooa Of the city
is At 80. College street. GiTsit viait.
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Notice 10 Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEALED Proposals viii be received until the t5th
- day OF July next at the Office Of the Tennessee
Marine and Fire Insurance. Company for furnishing
nateHais sad reconstructiDg the Suspension Bridge
across Cunheris nd river at Nashville, Tenn, eWned
BY the Broai Street Bridge Company. Persons
making bids for this work, wiz be required 10 sub
init plans, with specifications complete, for the
work 10 he done.
The store piers and abutmerts are already built,
and but little damaged and large qusntty OF the
irons taken from the old bridge has been preserved
which may be ufed again.
BY order Of the Board.
W BUTLER, sec'y and Treasurer.
Nashville, June l4-td
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Ex-Gov. Vance, Of n c, has been re-
leased from The old Capitol Prison,
Washington, Gnd permitted to 60 home
on paFols
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-09

The Rgi1ai ChaaAer. a, E.s.v - ~.
and lnatruetion for Young Men. Ais,. v., t-i -
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sexual sysiems-eeni rec, IN srsled ervsfore-
ADDRESS Dt. J. skILi.iN HOUGHTON, Howrri
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-09
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L Sr,ll assorted stock Of lron. Castings 49,
- 49, Ooprer. Zine, aaeh, elase. AEes'
49, Fsses,e Cotton ss-rapers, ThrAshng Macalnts,
1SoVo sl,eiier,, sfsaw Cutters NaRon llua 2er FLe
pries ard CAV. Hydraulic Cement fieflet fal -.
Brazs Tea aild Porcelain hetdess - -
Isio~,r rs-d and Groceries, and vsriouA otner 81.
iseier required tor city Rnd country irAaei sai1n
my o1sa ~ WM. LYON Co,
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