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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

An advertisement Of Mr.. Cornelius, the
Government y Undertaken sne Licensed En-
balmer, Will be found in another column Of
this mornings USTos. We take pleasure
in commenting il snd him to the attention
Of those who may have need Of anything
in the line Of his business. During the
past three years he has been in the employ
Of the government rs undertaken for this
department, and has discharged his duties
efficiently and satisfactorily. The record
Of burials kept in his Office, shows THAI he
has laid in their graves the remains Of L.
2a Of the gallant defenders Of the Union,
including about 1000 employees OF the gov
eminent not soldiers. The graves Of this
insnimats army are ali numbered, ad-
dsessed, and registered, so that no difficulty
Is had in finding that Of any specified party.
This makes it easy for the friends aide.
ceased soldiers, at any time they may de.
sire, to have their bodies disinterred
and cent home for reburial there. Thou
sands have lone this, and will continue 20
do it; though the great mass Of the poor
sleepers viii remain in onr cemetery till
they are aroused on the morn Of the rosur-
rection. A lire written to Mr.. Cornelius,
and snelosing funds to defray expenses, lie
al thai is Necessary to have ones wishes
attended 70.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Gold In New York.
Immense Gathering 20 see Gen.
Grant.
next Meeting OF the National "
biographical Union.
Business IN Wilmington, n. C.
Occupation OF Chihuahua by o
French General
appointment for Charleston,
South Carolina.
&c. &C., &C.

INV YoRK, June THE demand fr
gold is limited. Very little is wanted for
export and customs. The demand IS light
A disposition auoug holders to sell in
creased BY the superintendent tenden
ey Of PremiRn- Quotations have ranged
from 1917, opening price, to 1873, closing
price.
A special to the Commercial, dated Wash
ington, June 7th, says nearly all the citi
Gems Of the District Of Columbis who went
South and who survive the war, are ct
home again.
NEw YoRKs June 7.-The pressure to see
Cen. Grant was SO great this morning that
after appearing on The balcony in front 0
The Astor House, al visitors except ladies
were denied. After dining this P. n. with
prominent citizens he is to have a ride
through Central Park. This evening he
attends S meeting at COOper's Institute and
afterward the It'll regiment will ssrenade
him.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE National
Typographical Union to day decided upon
holding the Dext Convention at Chicago
Nav YORK, June THE Wilmington
Herald Of the 81 say it is surprising to
those who have been in the city since the
occupation by the Union army, and who
formed very unfayorable opinions Of the
amount Of articles of trade here, 10 wit
ness carts and drsy &sds of rosin &C. nov
stand in the warehouses for shipment to
Northern market where it comes from nc
n knew. Ten days ago ell kinds Of
vehicles for hauling could. be found in
idlensas on the streets, but since that
time and the removal Of restrictions on
trade not one can be seen, all are busy
hauling.
NEw YoRK, June 1.-THE Cozrier des Flats
Unis claims to have intelligence that the
town of chihuahua, which has for some
time been the seat Of the Republican gov
eminent Of Mexico, has been occupied By
the French Generals Ackwar and Jusrez
on the way to the United States. No zach
was received from Havans yesterday
WAsHISeroS, June 7.-Mr. Ford Sawyer
has been appointed Collector of Inter nal
Revenue for the city Of Charleston. S. c..
Mr.. Sawyer is a native of Boston, and for
some time has occupied the position Of su
p~erintendent of the Public Schools Of
Charleston.
Among the late arrivals from the South
is Geo. A. Houston, and Joshua Hill, Of Ca,
both ex members Of the United States
Congress.
Ex member G. ". Jones, Of Tennessee
did not come TO Washington as reported, st
the request Of the President, but was PER-
mitted to do 50 on mis- own application, on a
reconstruction mission.
Fifty thousand troops have left Wash
for their homee since yesterday.
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Sealed Proposals..

HEtpQ as DEPT OF THE c~UnBERI.tND,l
OrsrE CHEF roHur1eAHE o. 6rEafeTsI on.
fasHvuLE Trss, Mag - ISIS
CEALED Proposals ar respectfully nv I'D by
the unders gned uatl ID o'clock, m Jg1e
10. i5s5. for furnishing tee United sta - l5ubs y
taace y eaetufaf aifh TH khH Ih0u5A& g 800
HEAD OF BEhf CATTLE, on the Hoo - D.
deliver q and Washed ca the a. he Y d.
O. ~ Couul a sshVle. fem ID iga = uns
thou and ggDJ each egfu tru 10 asyas . ~ de-
livery of one fho1saad lu10 lad . b. maze
on Or heo 70 June 81, isa. They must faFsug
rus tno1sauu Geo } uouuis EFcss EIGHT ~ d.
fug ah 70 Of eight hundred COZ PouaHa Rrosa
weighL buuls, stag, oLeu, and c0es vii ~ reect
Cd. Each az { aeelfoe confederation ma D. &C.
oompamed y the usual guarstuss q aPonsi-
ullty
BIDDER masb b present. 70 resooni 20 hes ~,
a1d be ureparsd . give BIRDS ant aFn a. con
tncf hesors ieEfinu mia oEce. fhs hove uua1t
r~eserfes he nght 70 reject any aDd al Dds e51ad-
ersd unrcasonsb @.
Be- made aser esch delivery. n hnds
are On hand & mas on band. - b maie ~ so1n
a. received
Popo-sls m1t - esdonsed dstuciy z Iroro-
sus Foa BEsF CtrrtE, and sfdre5fed % SEPT ,
q. Es a. G. and Chef C. = pepar71 uf q
To ClmheraBd Nahvlla, lena
Each Per on o. -vry msm1er q atm 0ierng
q Tropoal. mEst aecomyauy nfy "a cath q Ale
dance 10 ne United atstes GovsvaleuL
&c REsD.
Capt asd G 8. v. and ohisfo-a G.
msrEn-d
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70 stranger and Citizens.

VS. do not profess 70 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, I" who may DO found at his
Office AZ all hours, day or night; :" nor do
we, in offering our services TO the invalid,
desire 70 recommend ourself in preferences
% other equally well established and ex-
perieneed physicians nor do We pre-
Tend 70 be iniallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
Toned il our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession of any woaaer-
flI secret re7sedicS, or extraordinary agree
sble treatment o. P~GLLtGttUesj as al sensible
men must know, that success in the prsc-
Hce OF medicine, does not depend so much
uponthe discovery Of net0 remedies, OF net5
modes Of treetHssnt, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a perfect cure
END this can be acquired only By expe.
Renee and patient application. We res
pectfuly refer the public 70 our general sd-
v~ertisement, in another part Of the paper,
Ohce hours from in tho morning t1l
e. night. L. L. COLEAAE, N. d.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tam,
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" liam = Andrews.
. 80. AH Ri. Glsd Jan q, 1896.
Heny Safe, 8 FappiEt a 4 Xldtlet Giles Ae1y,
ia. . Whie, B = Herra, sa8ah Haa
IN his can e, o. aprear0g " f1~ 1anaiacdOa q
ths CefE sd Ma - Ass oafp Haze and ofasrsr
herr u Ejth bale, iced nadreo and srsra
chidreu, and namo sndu NIB ru1knosrl a-e 1c1-
re- dann q tne "a e q Iru1sesea Eofha The or
sinsrv rroeess q Is tgn8ot - serFei urou hen
Iti tharef1rs ordssed tbat punican1u b Nee fcr
fourconsecuEre Eee q tae NasuWie Nniru Z
naasulner tUn sosd ffthe ely o NashTiiAs zen
a fhe hoeu fkales, fsG5, q uaH Esuceg Ce1- a.
amuh county. ~ plead 40 80 or aeugr O. con-
pa ma I'll rr me saTn- vi - asel nr cun'ea
zed 81 O. thern md aetf & hssnes Rl
iuasf-EfF IS
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The following officers and citizens took
the oath yesterday st Capt. GOodwin's Of
fee: VIM. Timberlske, Capt. and A.o. NJ,
Smith county, Tenn; 1t. Freeman T. Bur-
row, Bedford county, Tenn Capt. John W.
Valentine, let KY. cav; Matthew olaxton.
Gibson county, Tenn Dan1R. Bruce, Full
ton county, Ga, Richard B. Afford, Nash
vile; Elmors G. Rowe, Davidson county,
Tenn; y P, cammoa, Montgomery county,
Tenn; DanT Harrington, Hamilton county,
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BILLIARD ToUKSGNEST.-There will be
held on the Goth inst, at DUPREz' billiard
rooms, on Cherry street, q tournament for
city players, 500 points up, on a caron ia
bic for the championship and a splendid
cue. We hope the entries will be numer
Gus, as there are many really fine players
in Nashville, and the occasion will settle
the claims of several rivals for the reputa
ton Of chest player in town." jes q
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Seven persons were arrested yesterday
By the city patrol for being drunk and dis
orderly. Capt Lovejoy informs us that he
is 10 be relieved to-day. His regiment, the
l76th Ohio, win leave for home on Friday.
The roth Pennsyivania win succeed a.
Provost Guard. Maj. Cummings Of the
IIy6th Ohio will be succeeded By 1t. Col.
Corbitt, rs Chief, and 1t. Brown Of the 45th
New York viii succeed Capt. LOvejoy as
assistant Chief The l7eSh Ohio has dur
ing their stay in our city conducted them
ssives Is gentlemen and soldiers.
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On motion Of Thes. T. Smiley, Eco, res
olutions touching the death Of Judge Ca
trOn were, on Tuesday last, ordered to be
sproad upon the minutes OF the Criminal
Court Of Davidson county.
In the District Court Of the United States
=, Louisville. on Monday last Mt. Treyis,
the District Attorney. announced that
Judge ostrcn, s member Of the Court, was
dead, and in a few brief rsmsrks paid a
Just tribute n he great nrist. After this,
Judsa Ballard referred 20 the subject IN
touching renarks, and aSjonFns ed the Court
a. 8 mark o. respect to the deceased.
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New Arrangement.

We would respectfully notify the patrons
Of the house known as Congress- Hall, cor
ner Church and Summer. that we have
moved our bar, wines, liquors and cigars,
to the D~ousganns restaurant on Cherry
street, where those famous cobblers, wines
and liquors Of all kinds will be served up
in the most improved style. While Con
gress Hall existed, it was the gsvest place
among the gay, and lived like e Jolly 8 cd
fellow. We hope snd trust 20 see sl OF our
old patrons, and all who o a good cool
refreshing drink at the Donagapns. we
shall sndesvor BY every possible means to
make the D~onaganna as congeniRl g place
as the most fsstidlous might desire.
"A fne vine room is always At the service
Of our pstTons. +. E.PKERIS Co
iuue7 5twf.
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The remains Of the late Kirkpatrick viii
be inferred to-day. The friends Of the de-
ceased aud Of P. T. Hevins and family, are
invited 70 meet ct the residence Of Mr..
Martin, corner high and Onion streets at
10 O'Clock this lThursday} morning with
out further notice. Carriages win be pro-
videa 70 convey them 70 the cemetery.
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Books AT LEss THAN COsr -Messrs. Crunk,
Glsscock, 4 Co.. on the East side OF the
Public Square, are now selling, by far, the
cheapest lot Of Books chat has been on the
market in some time. The stock they have
on hand lie quite de'irable. You can al
most any sort Of a book yon desire and can
buy il 81 Ear less than i would cost IN
New York ct present. Those in want OF
reading matter would do well 20 give them
can. u
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REw THEATHE-The interesting drama 81
screen bushes" Is ths opening piece at The
New Theasre this evening, Miss Jennie
Hight Appearing in her charming repre-.
sanitation Of Miami, the Wild Huntress Of
tho Mississippi. The entertainments close
With the "Limerick Boy"
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The weather Yesterday was SO intensely
hot Pat Walsh, NJ. D, southwest corner
OF Cherry and Deadsriek street, and DR..
Barkhorn, Deaderick, were kept constantly
ct ragged administering 70 the afflicted.
Their treatment was pleasant and invsria-
bly, successful.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

sEurLxG OUr-CLOsISs OUT."-The inn
meme Sutler STOCK, consisting Of Tobacco,
Oirgars, Liquorsof al kinds, Canned Fruits,
Boo s and Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
Goods aBd Notions. is being sold out az
Eastern cost, A. A. 4 n. LaDdsburg, corner
Public Square and Market street, 70 change
their trade. These goods must be sold, 70
mako room for Others. sulers vii ind
it 70 their ~adEantsgs 70 call. corner Square
and Market street.
Nays q.
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We have received the FIRST number OF
the Jackson County News,"s neat little
paper published At Stevenson, Ala, OF
which A r. Condit is editor. We learn
from Il that a Convention was 70 DO held
at scOttsboro, on the 5th, TO nominate can
didstss Cor State aud county officers.
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Business is dull-neWs items scarce
streets dusty-sliies fithy-money hard %
guaranteeing high-gOOds d~ittO-svery-
body huDgry-and nothing TO wear. Wa
there ever such a time bsfors2
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A TRfAL.-The prOfOundest interest is be-
ing daily manifested in the examination of
the large and ehes7 stock Of boots, shoes
aud hats, al the bankrupt Sale store, No.
SO North Market street. Give US q trial,
and we viii surely give satisfaction.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

DR.. Menees, 8 member Of the rebel Com
gross from the ClnFksyille District. appear-
ed at Capt. 6oodwin's Office yesterday, 10
take the amnesty oath, but was forbidden.
Persons in bic position are amongst the ex
ce2tei Of Tho Tecsnt Proclamation of AM
nessy b. President johnson.
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Ithas been suggested that Is there IS a
great demand for labor in the North, and
negro suffrage, that Il would be wen to
send there q few hundred Thousand colored
citizens from the South. Ia exchange, the
South would be willing to receive double
the number Of white immigrants. Difu-
Gion might be beneficial to both sections.
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The Washington Chronicles denies-ss
says the telsgraph-that there has beer
any Interruption Of the amicabIe relations
existing between the President and Score
tary Of War.
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TzuarEE-Miss Helen Western appears
tonight as Aiamis il The stirring drama
entitled Screen Bushes, or A Hundred
Years Ago. The drama viii be followed
by the amusing farce Of "a Loan Of
Lover
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Lieut. Gen. John ., Hood Of the rebel
srniy, came into Matches and surrendered
himself to the military commander at that
point, on the 3lst ult. Gen. Hood in cons
EsrsAuon, expressed himself as well pleas
ed with the termination Of the struggle
BE said the confederacy had played cut
and the Southern people we're glad that il
waSso. he said further that & seemed that
kind Of good feeling existed between the
soldiers Of the North and South. He
seemed very much pleased with the treat
meEt he was receiving.
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1~EtAAtAAA-
Lady
River falling viii four and 8 half feet
on Hsrpsth Shoals.
We understand that the steamer c0Fdo-
Tia Ann was sold yesterday to The pilots Of
the Lady Franklin for S2I,OO0, to be deliy-
The Louisvins Joarnsl Of yesterday
says:
Seventeen boats and 1Q,Q0e soldiers lei
Parkersburz on Monday noon. b heet
carrying them would be due last night and
this morning. The decline in the river
will interfere materially in the transfer o.
treops. Two boats are reported aground 90
B~ufinrtOn. The heet that went r 81. Louis
il reported % be ordered to Arkansaa river.
ft is understood that the Emerald has bern
released. The Mamie Byer and Annie
Laurie, Of Cincinnati, were taken into TIE
Government service, but the latter was re-
leased on account Of the unsafe condition
u a shan.
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Maj. Gen. Upton and Brig. Cen. MecOOk
we're stopping At the international Hotel
yesterday. They we're locking well after
their little ride through Alabama and eeOr-
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Ia Chancfry a. NurfreesDOrO.


w TT = U-"H 7 N"|7~ "|NI-T
The WIDOW, Hers. ard Creditors ofWliian p Nc
Faddeu, deceased.
BY an int riocut1ry decree pronounced A. tdc
Apfl term Of he Chancery Court ~ Mur eesb0ro,
Isss. 10 his tsuse, IL is ofdored that 81 penons
harng csiIs. OF any eVdarees u debt aEanst fle
state Of Wm K MeFedden, scoeaasd, shall nie
hen IN my oFce PC Mufreae1ro- on Or eor TIE
nrst Monday N EaPtsmlFr ne1f. le6s- Mef 2, isoa-
JAME1 Il. TONPEIhs,
iuns--sm clerk snd Mas5sF.
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Ho-o0EiFEs-PhOtograph Of Gen erals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
.lecdon in the west, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumbsrlsna, s5Cedsr street, opposite Com
meroial Hotel. msy27-tE
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BAxkRUPT4 BANKRuPT ti-The Bankrupt
sale store, No. 80 North Market street, is
still selling boots, shoes and hats at bank
rupt prices, or fifty per cent. cheaper thai
any other house IN town.
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For sEls~ Avery choice lot OF Hay, Corn
and Oats, as cheap as the cheapest, and
none better in Nashville market. CAN on
Clark 4 Gregory, IS Broad street, for bar
gains always. ~june2-lW
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We wore informed last evening by Mr..
J. D. Bel, clerk in ~. Grsy's Drug Store,
Eagsseld, thai the report we Pnblahedi
Tuesday, relative tea preserlPA0n put CT
sor Mr.. csauk, was erroneous. Hs states
tbashe made no mistake, but pat y ~
properly, a. he written prescription on hl'
VIII show. II any mistake was made, il
VS. rot By him. Il gives US pleasure 4
tssksthis statement On behaifs 81 the youDl
l~EeHtleman. "
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All members are requested to attend s
general meeting 70 be held at their dali
this evening at s o'clock. Business Of Inn
portance on hand.
BY order of the President.
iune6-lts J. LREEkE, Sec'y.
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Foa sALE.-For $50 dollars, an extrs
draft horse, express wagon aud harness
complete. Enquire Of Geo. z. Cooper, TIRES
doors dolow the Post oHcc, Church street
i innn CT. - W
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His Honor, Judge Shane, administered
justice in 81 cases yesterday. Nothing Of
any general interest occurred.
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The weather yesterday was extremely
ardent and pathetic, Il brought everybody
to the melting mood.
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Michael Taylor, msil-boy Of the Adams
Express, laid upon our table last night a
package Of valuable papers from that in
sfftuticr-
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Choica Flour, Batter, Potatosss Onions
ereen Corn, and s4ey rarlety az CEnnf-
Fraiis, and Forsiga ard pouestie 6roeeliea
oGsssd e ios prices a 1sasnf Eo.H Col,
ls7e sreeA
hrf1-E
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Unfred States Of america.

MIDDLE Distract OF TENNEasEE-No- 90.
= fnforuadoa hsrag bseo fled iatae Uai1ea
"a states Nsfdrt Codr tor sad ptstn g ~
Honcs "A. akrrscn, tinted states bsuet AZ
touag, Tor Edd-trc. ca Apui2ii t.&i aAiuste
bales 81 Cotton, NUMBERED from ] % - nc u-iFes
AMI marked 3 Al. H.. ncW iytng % ssn aisfrct,
auG aea nj al pers0lslsE1u ii leterFen uE D. fneir
Interests thersIus aieEuz taa -1a coifon hta Dse1
- ed q flore1 =, Aisha aas on lalds ~ nneitfd 70
toe uuitei states hFcnse 81 mcntc1e1 iue a n
aornsaoa. nd alsrzzrds ~br0ufltinlo Eis dlsrnct,
md rzFIDF Tor the Usual proces-- NcEs t1erelore,
uunsual1t tue moulEon Z SAID Court ] pu1lcly
Warn al persoaa e0ncerned o. Lnierc-sed 70 SD
coston e. appear bufore sad CouI On he 81 Non
dayin ociobsr next. a. the FEDERAL Court Ron, IN
DE Cap Col 4 Nashville. at - O'eleek a. m, then
4 and tnsre 70 p~roponnd Their claIns sud make theil
/ meratons. EDWIN r. 6LA9CJCk
sHETis-Hs .. q n. NJ. y. =
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f j. stated thas $4,000 have been sub
scroed in Gilmore and vicinity, as a
present for Gen. Z. Z. Lee and family.
Wha about ne re peor sdOvs whom
Les treason hsa brosshi 70 vants
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Auction Sale OF Dry Goods, Hats, BoOts

George Shields & Co, viii sell at their
auction house, College Street, at 10 o'clock,
g. m to-day, a general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, and numerous
other goods. Sale positive, and without
reserve. 5un7-lt
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We saw indications last evening Of the
arrival ofs army Of paymssters. We hope
there Is cheer in store FOR the boys in blue.
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DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
to suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in al cases. See general advertisement,
and call at his Office, No. % Deadrick street
frst floor, up stairs. may ls-tf.
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OUE Jos OFFIcE.-Wesre executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the neatsst style, ana st the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Gen. Rousseau has been nominated as q
candidate for the United States Senate from
Kentucky. The election takes plsco next
winter. lie IS 10 canvass the State.
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The Cincinnati papers arrived on the
morning train yesterday. We are indebted
70 Collier for copies Of them.
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We are obliged 70 cone and Tunnel for
neEspspers furnished last night
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PunHc AcAaE. hAsaTllE My - y
WE aou haT- : or onee a f 5qusfe,
w he talloadnF unciared tasF4 Nncn ~
reoum1lsfrd a. oar bsgFaFa Room %
nauo aad Il DotEsseaGfst Mrl 4fa ~ -
tod b pay eha ges:
49, 49, Co &c BosaL Ian rne, Teua.
I DasH. . JIsEei. Hch- Ara q % Acn
] Bor. 20 mark,
81 e.
Z Trusk. va rhe~k. =
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

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largest in the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

A row between 3 squad Of white and ne
gro soldiers took place yesterday in the
classic precincts Of Smoky, and several
shots we're exchanged, but no blood split.
The Provost Guard were promptly on the
spot, but the riotera 6ed and escaped.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

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principles, By Or. Aborn, Commercial HO-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

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