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VISOR aud Provost Mnrzral f.-.-.1-.f
..ifef sees Hhoiet 80 uua resaiI 81 81. ~ ~
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HTILSON, j. W. 4 CO-Manuhrturers and
~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tin. CoppeT
md Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. n
College street. .----.--- 80 -
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49,, intiafitlii hr., sept d. Isgf
~ ~ we "a oi lnlT iasi, iub.tiiIs,i thr5nsb Il,
-i ---- u,, r. p ihe Mgdcr fiuHrtur of az. o.
- =. ~ teifon liitisrs. iuapeet.an, mi -
A..ss.eli a. ~ analfsls b. i1unu it mart,rilli. -
~ ena apiTote d. use nne Cur soif,srs
,luf WiisHinE u ne Medical LIrfItor's -.rf, --f
80 ten hasecrans' parui-aI1n fa mn - i..-
aionce, b have % sal'i o. snii.rs 'l
s.r - d, u. IuaN Sun
- ~ ~ hed That Cadron uiioia sui ~ ~,
harm % sEY one f ta1en prar.-'y sr,i =. Il. II, - -'
~, see no ohircnon % nT Bui = 80. r..-,s.5
ID % 'iiaposa cf Z 10 thfisr.
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Hubble sac

X vice q aerrse 1i 10 Cisacarv Co.. u.
- - 80 va equniJ, fETrf Eli ba suis - s5-..
-, - tlie zal fetsfii ar uart % ~, tl'ia
sn ceuliy taad Faiaaiie pTofe- iT - il
llie f1allure lu-lcl 1ilai fgItli1r fII.s r-- A.
= ei'iai 80 sruss ~ .Eae. t1gathsr -sIi- -. -
-en.1ery, aul eirsr Ecrzulal a1aeis si-.... ~
4 q q la...i1i q s. iae pIop- ny. esq.,..,r,
- liaatnsaa, slaifiir, roi 3. Hsi.s (,
u'pfr alie oes,a 25es-
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- tEofoaRtFas.--Pha hatoErapha cf aenaralE
fpdegsl ana Coniodarata. The largest col-
icciion IN ne vest, lor sale. uhols1als sne
se.ai- hsmemeer he piaco, Gallery sf ths
Vlln Perlana, p Cedar atrpet, oppuziia Coul-
mreiA Hoisl. iaa71l-lf.
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/ y, klR.tW. BROWN, Real Estate and eensfi
- guinness Agents, over York's BooK store, ,ssI
Union str OF, Nashville, Tenn. snk6-6n
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''-17II . VIZ NI|- n II-T-
y sll9 hsli-kAau- Scr. / an hanpv ts st.r..,
yeu uiai huFa a "a your ysiualIe te.irgB pli...-
80 49, E.sa- 'eleni o. nnyseH, general taisI fv srf
t7.t. .,.en tl 10 .yalsm prunuraI b. az mn
-i',eilll ana llll-tl'tc iniufurc nf iha fI--.--s
1sef afpund fclsbura- having i.,.n win g..-ll-i
len .-.t elllI .hiqaHnQu> iis WhuIe ag,tihsrr cain
FahL icpulaeuiiV recommend fts uns ID IN -
-lis Rh' . exposed io uuhsalily eiimaiss
s--.r, h v. Foats.
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, nos Rolls, Ruak and Bunna every mora
!ag a ne Nashville steam Baksry, IA
SKINNER street, near union. unnb-H
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gAEsr AfrakcrIos a. Cameron, Gisrs a
eoh.r--super 8ilk Brocada, Frcneh Grsna-
dina 81 I5it Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mug't French Iacouots.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insuranee Compaoie-.
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
BAKKERS AND BRoKRRS.

OTIS, e. A--tttoTney snd Councillor a. Law
~ Office 425s Cherry 81: P 0. Box Tfs.
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Az OLD VIRGINIA LAW.--Soms Of the an
cienf records Of the Cavaliers are no less
amusing than those Of she Puritans. In
enc before US we read that . AZ q grand IS
sembly held in james cittie5 In The year
1916, we're passed many 'dets 70 the giorfe
q Aimightis God, and tit pahligue ge5d %
this his Majestis's eolonis 81 Nirginie. "
Among them was the following, entitled /:
Women caEsiEg scan&alo1s sgits @ be dtekea /;
~WHEREAs, Ofleutimes many babbling
women often slander and scaDdaliEs Their
ueighbors, for which their pcqTe husbsnds
arr chen brought into ehargeabie md vex-
aiioas suits and cost IN greet damage:
q Be Il tAsref0rc enacted 5y hie authority
Gforssaid. That in aetioes ef SANDER occa-
stoned BY the wife, 81 Aforesaid alter jadg-
Elent passed for the damsgesi the woman
shall be punished By ducEing aud II the
siander be 90 enormous g. 81 = sdiudgad at
greater damage than eve hundred pounds
Of tobacco, then the Wosneu y Hqiier . dnck-
ing for eadh five hubdrsd Peands of tsbaceo
50 adjudged agsinst hes husband, II be re-
fuses 70 pay sae tobacco. ~.
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gess receigeds per Ezpress, fno lct Of
aFtsaesl tarletol, nainaook. musiina. at pri-
f.e eeie. eao. eHfEbns 4 Go.
lyl-u 2i and ~ Collage sirost.
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NO. Io6.
SPECIALNOTICES.
FoR SHERTFF.


We are auihoured 10 srnuuurs klaCl Iako
hhaACa A. a csndidsta Ior shaIa ef naFtt.on
ao1ai7, e. rhe eu1uiuE NARA eiecu1u- oc1l2-s
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

Nj 1ERS HUNT-Manuiacturers Of all the
lfl Latest Styles OF First Glass Carriages and
bnggies, Express Wagons and Csrryslis, Y North
MarEet street
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EOE DAY. Agsu1 sautsd "A - =.
80 - Woaaarfai sEWis9 Nlrarss
- - ehaap cle 1caafaa Adfraa- tiit-l
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look AND JOIs PRINTING.

CAMERON, WM. A CO.-Book snd Job Prirters.
- md pa islers Or the Daiiy and Weekly
Union, Printers Aiiey. between Union and Dead
erlck streets. -
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We ~ auiaous,i % eauouncs ne nane q IN.
oeeiiss io' Tax colaciaf ,or siaie sai Caguiy. e
- ea.I-a. MI eschaa.
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DEAR sm:-Your letter Of the 2sth ult
was received yesterday. Suffer me to re-
lurn you my thanks for the many fsvors
you have done me, and for acts of special
klndness received at your hands on various
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A eisrgyn.an, thinking 70 Purrls q Qua
her, asked him
Where 1Esa your religion hsors George
Fox lived y'si- ~
"Whers thine vns, I" said ths QuaEer, ahe-
fore Harry Tudor's tine. NsE, addca tbs
Quaker, Spray .lst me SIX thes . quest1n.
Nhsre va Jsoob gong shea BE- was turned
ten yearf of agef Caastthsu tell thatf''
Ne por y01 eisher, I" said ths clergyman.
.Hes can, /" replied the Quaker g he. vas.
going into bis eleventh yeaT, -.
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p b KIRK.
CHFf sudA.Q.M.
BHgges. Blronehes. and cariaaes

i ,l.ll - lle feg1lal Agents or ore af In. te.t
,-rl -. 'Hg tompanics ln tia Rorth. rnd
80 fol-iiaiiyou On haad e complete sioeF of
- ,' eaa ~ wi unisrssI auy souih a. Ms.on
GEORGE 4fi1ELrs Co.
ocu5-lEn 8Es7- -c5l'sg-' -
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AUCTION SALE or
Government Horses
oAgALsY DEEoE. EpsEErrLn. rr.r.

cAFALsY DEPQF. EB6EFIFtp. ,rE1sv, q,
- AoTs uler 1t. l2ss
~ -lie ti aqvFrumcni Horao4 4rr r,-t.-.,.
u elofy tuesday aud ErIIav lr,l-- ~
Elefdsld Tsun. -.'afy Aepoi 10
a. ..l.if e.f,'iie ipnuraasss Harsesu urf l.,,r-F
..i,.'s9. II. = i1e.e Wi p.olatiy i- ths rl..5,
~ oiaaf oi ~ Al. Mrrksy.
ID safsf.rs, EB KIRK
Narr arH a ~ II
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No. LIS TbISI 8Ia 5O,s-...-IsI 7si ss CO.'S %
No. -. l o., I sol T5l - 3 PSI 4 Od g 50
No. s.. / Z5I / T5' g OOl 2 sol sol 4 95l 7 So
No. A.. l 50l 2 25I so O9l O0l 4 sol %
No. b.. 2 O0l T5l UOl s 90 B sol 8 col 10 10
No. g.. 2 25i co. 25' 75 Isl . -
20. T-... 2 Gel Isl T5 4 s5l 4 PSI -. -
No. g.. 8 O0i 4 OOi 6Ql Isl 5 OOl -
No. -. / s sol b0l s col . 5 5Ol
No.lO-.-. ( col s OO' sol .....l ......l -. -

These pens bsar ny rad marx, 90. P. Bsusrs
hxFRA Lou, AZ" for which have secured m
aopy-rl9h, and are warranted equal in fusness of
material and workmanship 10 The best Easfaru man.
uiacture, and are believed 20 be superior % al
o,heTs u durability and other substantial qiaiiteg
s sIleh eomnine % make a really serTceatls pen
Sent By msil or express on re.sa-pf of ,,r,a ~
fst4In callgts f b. mail, a. W fisk when Il cents
e added tor regsfsl Write your name snd sd-
dress PLAINLY.
FostAge On slngis pen firse cssts pen with 6uy
ease Or hoder and box, sr es.its OId neus Ne.
p.-Lea Iof ~ cents lald stezlpl each. Circulars
@. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manudaturer,
- MAn-stresi, Ger. Sixth, LSuisViIe EV
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MI.. poaa.slas. ID - =.
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/ Al your edltlon Cf this morninrr. ~ if.,-5s
page, eorrespondence from Washington. AZ
pears statement relating 70 /" abandone.
ana eohhscated property, which I be,
tssFs TO BRING 10 your persoual notice, sFiti
tlis enphaiie, contradiction Of % much o
ne same a relates % Mrs, Douglas. Ia,
Statement is Gs follows:
heeei, who ue toe well kn0su 10 re-
elaliil Aoelied ProPtrty are resorting-to al
manner % devices 70 regain is , session
q unquesdOhed loyalty.or io those toi8ir-
Afeaaofy permits 20 purchase. nfrs Douf-
Las Is among the latter class, and IS believed
" nave been seriously imposed upon ~
ueqaestionably dislOyai persons. Tbs
treasury Department viii show neither
iear, iapor nor affection 10 the exam nation
q these doubtful trsnsactiens, and, uuioss
Y, oeeIfuied g, eY higher authority, net even TIE
NhaaoW o. Mr.. Douglas CREST name will oh-
esle the proportions of such frauds"
a''s- pougias has never held Treasury
Ps Pel,A't 70 purchase has never purchased
ny herseit Or others, directly OF lndirectlv-
shy property whatever Of the nature ana
description referred %; has never hell ~
saeh by auy methce 'of trausfcr. assign
ulsnt Or tsasip aud has never even bsea an
pfoaehed with any solicilaiion or requsst
70 40 the same, BY any Ptrsuns .WhatsVer.
-na -... has never been in any way connsotsd
sitn '..lli sly person pr class0 persous engaged
N such transactions. ~
The shadoa % Mr. Douglas' great
name, touae your correspondent's phrase,
'onneets itself oaly with that great man,s
1wn historic struggle in defess. of thoss
leSt 1 principies Of self-goverument which
II .;,.ii NJ led and believed wauld have avsrtsd
'iYii war. With his own vigorous, une-
llivoeat snd patriotic maintenance and
ihdlcation of she 6eyernment When war
lsd commenced, aud with the nov daily
,ioreasi 2, e. Hg eonyielon Of the great mas df
ne !, AMERICAN people thst The principles he |
'sdV'9catedI 50 far as aPphcable 70 ne /
hanged condition Of Ihe country, are 20 lie |
: the foubdstion 0fita future welfare, hap
aneas meas and Peace, am, sir, very respect
my your obedieRt servant, aas
.-,.rg4s..s.-. RI ~ Il y. n. CUTTs.
reyet Lieutenant Colonel q s. A., Cap
tain EleyeRth InisRtry. I, ,.-..-. -.
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NVE AK AUraORlZED TO ANsouECE TON
- G. CHUNK a. csnIsIists or Couniy cpurt
eel1, q iaudsou County, si ths enaells asrah
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Brevet Lieutenant Colonel u. S. A. ca
tain ElsyePth InfsRtTy, -
The New Gospel Of Peaee--YaIlan-
dighRm its Prophet.


9feei-l iapaic1 e tde 6fnc cun1il Castle. d. Ia
barron, N0v.e e-The faFce Of an 6Ef actor
in new roll was enacted b q snalI
audienesrthis evening in c egf's Nail. Ths
actor has Tor some seasons past Pot himself
forward and been recognized as a sisr-ou the
'Demoeratic age, but. like 0theno, his ocl
eupation7 since the late elections has r6ue
ups- and he seems 70 be issetirsr 4 new fisIa
sr his talents. I refer 10 Vallandighfin
who made his dstaf tnis evening IN the desk
as lecturer ON the Bible. uis'. e
Ine PerfgEmauce was for the beneft Of the
81. SOhns Church. Whether ID Be cohsid e
sidered IN a Pecuuiary hshf, or with refer-
en- 20 the fame Of the speaker, il was a
miserable failure. Theirs were nos over two
hundred pe-aons present, and there vas not
. new orstirring Thought IN his discourse OF
an hour and haif, which vas tamslv and
rapidly read from q manuscfiut Msn7 Of
the Audience seemed 10 have e5ms in from
the rural districts, and wers evidently OIL
the Petroleum v. Nasby persuasion expect
ing 70 hear something about the nH dimi-
erattk church, % perhaps the funeral ser
mon over she loss Of New Jersey, but there
was nos the most distant sllusiOu 10 politics
~ The whole discourse, amt the speaker 20
lar iorgot himself as not to speak of his own
exile and martyrd0m - @
Il is true that in citing what seemed 10
his mind peculiarly striking passages Of the I
Bible, one knowing his past experiences |
eould di'cern the expressions Of his soul /
This quotation, i0r instance, he dveIt on I
with peculiar path0s, Z. Oh that I had the |
wings Of dove, ior then would dy away 4
and be al rest" The temper OF the man I
seemed 10 be shat ofa maiden Disappointed |
N love, and seeking the convent as the only /
aopeOt relief for her crushed soal. How K /
vas possible for q Church % uuits In ex- |
lending an inritatiOn to such man % lee !
.ure for them. viii be cause Of wonder until /
he facts are known.
A Rev. Mr.. Steek has been pastor Of q /
arge congregation Of Lutherans for some
Lears. During the war he proiesssd 70 Ybe q
mon man, aud on one occasion expressed
'reat horror at having to perform the duty /
I christening a child with the ngme OF /
'lement Nallandigham, but shamelessly
.oted for Fallaudisham for Governor For
nis his eongresation dismissed him He
'roceeded 70 organize new church, and
rev scout him ali the Copperheads OF this
gionf fsto wOrshipped Yallaudi CHAM m re
ban Christ, and called themselves ST.
ohn's Church. They hold meetings in
Legs Hall, but were not recognized AZ a /
seeat meeting Of the Synod or Conference
the Lutbefsns, "a 8 church OF thst de-
omiuaton. Hence they are out in the
Old it Is eminently proper that Yallan-
lgham should lend such q church a helm
lg hand.
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ALeiteI from Hon. John BIishi.

Frou ne M-iison (gY - Journal.
seme time since Adjuiaut GeBrrsl q, -
ioyd,aof this State, ioraardei = !. nv =. .1il-,
auunal rsPorts accona Fenie,i NV 4 i..it.'- :,
hou- John Bright, the fdmsuy i.,.Js-,.s. ~ I
iiht rel IAftg In kEgiaul. ard tI,s 49, !
euliPokan triend Of the Unitrd sfss.. -.
ing NE darkast period e our tune ,,t.,
car ifiguda aerassthe Atinatir verr..,s '',.s
ie5 lno lost part, titaid 80 --
.i...-ep ~ y ten Gaylord has received a.
1.t.f - eharaeisfil.iol not. aroud ~
81
an AocaDatE, Oct Is. 1855.
H-A 1iHi l'wr te b thahk yuu sYr .s,f
.ls 3 me tie EolaIne y which y6sF letisr ~.
fhsHk you also fur the li,f ere-.s,f,,.
ih your letter Your war bas en..s8- as-f
=. an aya h4Ped ard believed L rould e5f 10
n - hroE % slavery and tire ssi9ration
iear hoSsveE, that unless the Pre5i- I
l-it Scoops hrmer tone with the South. Z
ne uegro VII have hard time II ii il lsfs I
70 the IN fll mercy of his lorrnsr oaners.
p" it 0ill BE- 3 Friasous thingiif. affer hght4 j
ing iof TIE iutezEIty ana ffsedsnr % your i
couutFy, you shall I'll 60 deal honestly and 1
Justly With ihe blaok population, % l1us sur
.sring in your midst.
~ have had zrsss faith 10 yUu. and win 4
lst nov abnndnn it. s.
Liberty. al ne world Over. owes mrsb
% you, aad IEiu net believe nouvtiftt 49,
Fiil iong p PeFDittea 10 shut 5ut sevsrsrf
Millions q youF pePulatisn from he nh I
ighta 81 freedam. -.
2 Your stats has doHs &c shars 4, a.
rs4i EoEk Esieh ~ill msks TIE l.ss sse-
ears ioreVer famoua IN The iisss5rv hi ,.r,- I
reat nstiQn.sa1 .-...-- aI = yo-
Z WithH4sny tka1ks fos your tins t.ifsf
an cry truly yours.
a.. d Jous BueaT.
70 40 eenerei, Madisoa, Wisronsin.
"A "a AErzsiAs WHY, DesoT, T
VS. nas1failis, has iayestisa.sd sad con
'nea ths siaiemenf that small Sch have
80 iound in Algssisu srtesiaH wciis two 4 !
azdrsd fsst deep. fatse dsh bslsng 3 ths
.rP species. They are healthy, aad hsv. q
-. large and perfect eyes. subtsrraassp :,
d are usually eiind, On asoouzt Os The >
'sia'anssi Of eyes % sueA creatures
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
snd South. HIS worm Lozenges,
,alsa than year after their Introduction,

s'asst reputation a. VIDE spread a. the cont.
1ai ai Month America, But ile crcaning glory Of
asil- iemsns % % Eiia|uFd ID his discover, or
fai-af eaiIlispsiion. far ae does Hoi rau b. EaYa
te-l Ne aiseufeIHi ~ liDhuN, VI ch q lhe basis
" ilf hIiiefs nov oicrei 90 the puilic Ihsi han-
~ p.ionEs o. zoe na1Fe inhslEiEnis of Uautrsi
America 20 whom ia sirtnes have hfe1. trnosfu for
nlle ulan tEo eupdrgd years Armed with Il the
la,isn hids dehanee % The most deadly malaria
Al hsndle without iear the most yeaoInons ser
lFl-s q d heiiel Nlth them, thst while there il
ife % n tie hlay the Ceiron is potent 10 eu7o. no
n.iisr Wtsf The disease may be
While DR.. Bull b. pot prepa eli 10 endorse this ex-
us'ARant profession, he Is neYertheloss sat sized
Eom a thorough examination OF the evidence rela-
ias . l's virtues, thst = remedy snd prevonta-
s'e Pr AT disease arising from exposure. other
% ne weather or climate, or 10 uliasmalic inhuen-
.es, t slafzis
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TOHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
~ OF Claims fTosecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
sgAinst he Government for citizens and soldiers
once IS Cec At street, Nashville, Tenn. lnoy7-GmS
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Wnn1ed

TNMKpIATRLY-rusnsy oseass Makars. Al.
j piyle c. :. N.eAOis Co. y sEoad s,ssss.
RoFl-g
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- fhysisioeieal glss of marrIars,-
- s-alnE ueafly 2 Q pagus. Eud flu aha Fsia-
- - el-iAtlnEs qi ne tuatanT uf tha Hunaa o.
- m siaie ~ ueslth aud uisesao. uiih 'rrua-
- % AatlI Erfarl ia lepsafahsa Canaaoran-su
lPoa ~ hina hHa hldyt uHh he Aurhofa. Pian
~ tfea-iielt-iha only lal 1ai aud sucrusHf1I
tnl de q sure a. shcHn b. tha rsuors IN ,---.s
y .i.---el- lrllntul afrIscT 90 tha uarrisdl anf
.e,i eoniani faiE -1arrilee ufo enfartsin ilrt -
any eliress, % ece.nt nf aS rrrts La sr.u,r5- -
], -. -. elIreneY y a,i-.reas.ag ur IA cRulE. No.
81 alaen iaue, Aihany. 81 81 r..
- eu.l9f nay - consulted upcn anV IL he
aaealrs uPcn sfi,-h h. nhot frssis $780, ,.-..
~ ot y mail, aaa medcinsl sens g. aay nart u
actla.t tn
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hea. Chaa' j. jenkins is the general "a
FoEi'e Tor sevsfuoT of Georgia.
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In Dyspepsia.

Ael el % sitendsat train Of symptoms, t sets more
-'Ae th ANN Tran med cine. There is moth
Y 20 me whole range Of Materia Medica thst can
Ea moment beer a comparison with u al thts dis
faF
20 account Of ths Nonderful plant may he
-ll 2 the lith edition o. the e. 5. Dispensaiory
49, lei and flSs
issies of experiments IN whlch nr. Bull has
s'atr years enRsged, hiss iust 10 m brought % q
y e'fsigi iornlualion, and he Is now enabled %
~, % the pubic eonihinalon Of CEnk0N with
49, aprroFed tonics, The whole preserved 10 the
~ glNlty of copper distilled Bourb0n Whisky,
n ne = onuaderi hae no equal luthe world.
=, hiit furuish q FclTifne ~ certificates but the
ttH haFe long sinee learned 10 estimate such
nc ~ thcir true Value me faiest plan "a ior
HclVua
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
DICKRY 6 SMITH,

Corner Church and Front Sts.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
H .4.l
100 Bslss New Timothy Hay,
SOC Sacks Brsu,
500 Sacks Oats,
100 Sacks Corn,
I25 sacks White Seed Wheat.
Ib0 Barrels Flour,
loo Barrels Hydraulic Cement,
10 Barrels Plaster Paris,N .s.t
Light Farm Wagons, ..4H
80 Warehouse Trucks,
lee Bundles Poplar shingles.
Together siih . lssse sad vel ssleetsd stock q
Iron, Nsls, Springs, Azlfs, CoppaE. Tn-Piaie
Hubs Fellows. spokes, a.. il u .
ps-hghesi price paid ios country PFoducs. b
-kuEl3-t = .--Fa
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WALL PAPER et

nj ERRlTf & HIIds-Dealers in Wan pspsr
w Window Shades, WiudOw Glass ard Photo.
gralhio Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets lH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
BOOKSELLERS AND srkTfONEIES
OARRIAGR MANUFAoTURERs.

GlNGLhTON, r H-Bookseller, Publisher
~ s,atoaer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12

ArtENfioS lAIauaEs Cheeks on che J-I-
ser BANKING Co., Belfast, Iralnna. Ia Gums
o. Al % sic ior sale at q. n. Srdwar's liro-
ker . Oaice, No. IS College street. M
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12

Messss 7 s Z Gsughan Co, No lie Rrouiuay,
Hes York, extensive manufactures and importers
Watches and JeWelry, desiring % increase ther br-
siness 70 an mi mitet extent. have resolved upOn
Great tiiis Distribution, subject 20 the ueEnlat o
ioloWing:
Oertscstss nsming esrh article snd its value, sre
placed in sealed Enveirpes and well mixed, one
of these envelopes Will b seui BY mai any sd-
dre-s on receipt Il tWeaiy five cents,
Al outllss S1i a. O5,e Daar oats, tri,so,a rsrur3
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
M A IL e Ma

The food and luxuTy Of The age, without a single
fault one trial will convince the moot skeptical
Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards blanc Mango
ac without isingass, With few or no eggs NJ cost
astonishing the most economical. A slight add
ton 20 ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. tits also excellent for thickenine
sweet sauces. graves for fish OF feat soup, &C For
lce-Cream nothing can compare with Il A little
bohed in milk will produce nch cream for coflee,
cho -olaie, tea, &C
But Up in one pound packages, under the trade
mark MsiAeua with directions for use.
A most delicious article nf food for children and
nvshds Of an ages For sale by 6rocers and Drug
gusts everYu here.
wholesale Depot, I66 Fulton So New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA, General Agent
iune 24-IY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
Three Things.

There are thnc thiugs which Pres
idcnt johnson will Insist on in the
return of the Rebel States They
must adopt the constitutional amend.
mcnt prohibiting slavery. They must
rcpudiate utterly aad forever all debts
incurred by them in the prosecution
of the rebellion. Aud they must
make such regu ations as will secure
the colorcd population in their rights
of person aud property. In comply
ing with these requirements, the States
lately in rebellion will show that they
accept in good faith the result of the
war, and that they are anxious to re.
turn to their old position in the Union
and to be hereafter loyal aud lawabi
ding. The adoption of the amend
ment is a matter of the utmost inpor
tance, and here is really no substan
tial security until it is made part of
the Constitution.