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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

When 3 majority Of the Northern
State refuse % permit negro suffrage,
4 "A not the very coolest sort Of thing
On - part Of those States 70 endeavor
70 force il on the south shame has
svidentlv lost her fbinsh. and may
rrver find it again ---Loi. Jeln.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

GsKar ArsssoSIoS ~ Camsson, Gisss a
Cos.,--SuPer silk Broeads. Frenek Groua-
dine at 75ii Also Priuted Linea Lawns.
Dolphus Mug's French Jaooasts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Wall P.raE i--Merritt Z Hllare reosiy-
ing another shipment Of paper and tbei
prices are remarkably low. They have
now employed several Of the best paper
hangers in the country. Try them.
iylQ-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Nov READY ron THIS RECrrTfoN or Pa
TIESts.-The Nashville Medical and sursi-
cal Institute Is now open for The rsrepticn
Of patients afilictsa with any form Of dis
ease, either acute or chronic. Z. S. Ahorn5
NJ. D., consulting Physician aud surgeon.
july 2l-d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

The steamer Guiding Star from New
Orleans, arrived at New York on the
10th ult, having made the trip in the
remarkably quick time of five days and
eleven and q half hours.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken IN
three seconds By Mr.. Fsrdinabd, ths greai
Bsby Tanner, 81 ths Gallery Of ths Cumbor-
ard. aPIi-u.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

OsE Foa0E . TUa.-A correspond
ent Of The NeE York Herald, writing
on the Mexican question, says
"a regards the 10000 men about
which 90 much has been sais, the
United States have 81 this tine only
I1, 90 men in Iezas, Of whom $50 are
negroes This ] have from ofiicial
souroes, the reliability Of which eannot
Be- questioned; nor 4 there any aPpa-
rent intention on tee part Of our Gov.
srnmaat % augment these iofeea
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

VE7IISON, j. W 4 Manufacturers and
w Mholesa'e and Retail esie 10 Tie, Copper
an Sheet ron Ware and Furnishing Goods, no. II
College strf ct.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Just received, per Express, fne lot ol
swissos, turioton, nainsoor, nualins, at pri-
Vat0 sale. oE0, aEfELps %.
uyI-f IS and q College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Prescriptions issued grAtuitously 70 thoaS
who are unable 70 defray a professional ias'
on Tuesdays and Fridays, from a. m % 3
q. n, ct the Nashville Medies snd Surgical
Institute, Church street below Cherry.
E.s. AHoRS. ~. o.,
Examinlng Physician and Surgeon
ivg0 sun&fri-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Gold is falling. % is lhs pres of Photo-
graphs e ihs Gallery Of the Cumberland.
ud Pictures nov only g per dorsn.
.sprii-n As. Aonsa. . Cedar q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

A. 4 p. Lsndsbsrg are rsasiviBg sad
Offering toths trade 90 innsass stock sf
Trunks, valissa, snd Railroad Bagl, which
hey are oas-iug a. EastsFn prices. Gail
and sEsznins fer yearsslqos
A.k G. LAsbsssns,
Cor. Eqnars aod Markst tis..
aurl-at Nash riiia Ieun.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Aha h7l4al Caam1eF, "a Es.aq e. U,a--.
sad insir1eioa So folnE hen. Alsa. nas arf =.
4siae ireaimeai ief Dsaasss cf ne uriaars -
esx14 sfsiens-egni frts, u eased snselorr,s
aeis,ss- y. =; eAillIN 1ouahluf. Hoaaz-l
Assocstoa, Fh.iaie,phis, -. arris--ig
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04
WALL PAPER, etc.

MERRITT & BILI-Dealers in Wall Paper
Nl WiDdoT Shades, WinaoW Glass. ard Photo
n 5hie Material, corner Of Church and Market
streafs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

One thousand bushels Of Nut and Fine
Coai, expressly adsptsd for steam purposes
or DISCRIMINATING, Tor sale at Knight snoth p
srs Yard. On Rolling 1Iill Hill OGes no.
4g Church street. augl-4G
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Pessl Miniatures, in OF, or Water soiora
Get he genuine a lhs 6allsry of tse Cuu.
bsfiand- sprli-d
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II yos wish dry, ssasassd B,eeh Wood.
saved aaa spi., rssdy ier use. asad ysgr
orders 70 Esk.ht Drolhsrs. Ne. 40. chu-ch
street augl-at
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

EtvK o. 70 lois izanaees,sly ssyo'e .. - g
H--tiruIfural Gzrde1, Eeli sl..-.sl p. nl'i'a-
n paTposss, vhich ! " e. ~ o. ~ '-i'-
1rpiJ q ne ha1ozs e1lSS; 5o;.s ur1aa sarF-rH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04
7. M. scHLElR,

.-,gr aR+tsr. ws,i lnosn q oEr sls Fssisesssl
II 20 poa srtturaee . ne ,Tfy -
,g.a upos he old ess,s1,. - TlS.ss s,rss,s
GiVe IN csts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04
NEWS DEALRMs, sc.
rENNERs. &c.

ZONE 4 TUNN ELL,-Wholesaie zud Retail
u Bookse iers. stsiionsrs, ant New Agenis
No. 40 North Cherry street. Nashville. Tenn
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

rYnoMfKINs. b. & Co.-U. s. c aim Agents,
UsHcers' Pay Accounts snd Quartermas tefs
Yourhers bou, ht at the best rates, or collected
Ofice corner CisrTy and Cedar streets, up ta'is
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30. IL.
SPECIAL NOTICES

Il you want to keep cool these bst davs,o
70 a9 College sirset, snd get sosae Of thsusst
excellent Ice Cream 10 she city. n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

WAs1sD-sooo Ash Leg. suitable pF
a4kins we'd. - Knishs Brolhsrs, q tasis
Steam Elsraior, on ihs river, seath sf
Bgsaa. oass Es. te, charsh stFesl
aaElsll
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

We are authoursd 70 announce GEORGE 8.
KINNEY as a eandidafs for Alderman, IN ne
se,oud Ward Iyss-td
We are authorized 20 announce JAMES SLOAN
a. a candidate TOR AIdermsn N the Third wsri, g
the next election. jy2i-
WEare authorised 20 announce, ior ths
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04
FOR ALDERMAN
K B. CHEATHAM
FOR COUEOILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK

We are authorized % snnouuce J. =. RUST a. .
cand date for Councilman fr5m the Seventh Ward
aug2-tds
We are authorized 10 announce =. = GOOD
LET a. a candidate for Counciinan q represent
the sih Ward in the Muncipsl eiectou.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Ash and Beech Wood for sale By knight
Brothers. ansl a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

Lea every soldier, bsi0rs he rsturua haae.
provide biln ELF With sn AmeFieaa Wttchi
no beg,er use can Be made Of money taan 70
invest il ia one of these daratis ard aceu-
rate ti1s-piscss. II Is q kind Of Pr0PsFiy
that constanily rstsrns guot ioisraai, and
is money value 80 vel known thas q
pochss fun ef silver dollars vouldn't BE- is
useful.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04
Great BargainsI =
o-
STATION ERYA
AND NOTIONSI 3

CUTLERs, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS
- seDerrnv. III yon wish 70 buy goods ai =
Reasonsble, yea, Really Satisfactory pr- -
ces ave ns q cal- n
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caPRI.GE rrANrRAcTuRERs.

,INeLhToN, e. -Bookseller, Publisher
y atiouer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Oraee
Building.
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alaslrille Mni0n.

a)dslwille Aaiprl.
) nm. elMERON q co. PablIshen.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. 1865
CITY DIRECTORY.
AEToRNExs an Law
OTls. Z. .A.-stiosasy- end cecns eIlor st Law,
" Cliee is1s Cher g.; T o. Box Ite.
-
RENKERs AND BR0KEESs. -
v,spsT NATIONAL BAHK-GoFsnrneu Deposi-
I II rv-No. 50 College street, b-t9een Union
and the Punic Square -ijeal-rs N Une0rrent
Money, Exchange, Uoior and Government .eenil,
- Of al kinas- eiOcks sai bonas nouenl =.
soll on conmissioa. cOlh etiops promptly at
A G. slSrOED. Pres'. Jas c. ogDEs .cash'r
T.KR. Taos s.-Broker. oofaer unen sis
MI college streets, buys and sells Gold " cur
- Money. q -Feinment Secuslies ano Ao'lcnclA-
Ct Ieetions attended to promptly
Also buys and fells on c Inrnissioa
= 20 Nd NATIONAL BANK OF NAsHVIL LbE--
ss cherry street, de i IN Exeharge, = VEN
rs,ant securities and Co n. Coiieetlons promptly
attended 20 j. LussDES, CASHIER. oa -
THIRD NATIONAL RANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals in kxcha1gsi Government seenr''ee
nd Cola. Collections promptly afended %
cod Stocks fnd Bonds s Ia on Conmission
". W BEaRY, President. EDsAE JoNEs, Ca hier-
HOOK AND J0B PRTN TING. 2
-----------
C,kMERoN, VIZ. Co.-Book ard job Printers,
I and pa fishers Of the Day and hseAY
Union, Printers Alley. betEeen Union and pesa-
erick streets
BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.
cINeLhToN. e. H-BookssIer Publisher,
y atiouer, and Periodical Dealer Post OEaee
Building.
CARRIAGE rTANUFAcTURERs.
RHYERs a RUNT-MsnuiaetureT Of sll the
Ft Latest STYLES Of First Class Carriages ana
Buggies, Express Wagons and Csrfyai-s, q NORM
Market street. -sr.5 ....lf|
CLAIM AGENTS, &e.
TI1oMfKINs. H. oo.-u s. dm Agents,
tsficers' Paw Accounts and QuarternlasteTs
Vourhers b.u, ht at the best rates, or collected
Cfice corner ChsrTy and Cedar streets, up taIs'
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gHE AMERICAN WATCH CO.
Blslm Oass. tss Pyo.suay 81
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30

A l. I S LIT! ALT!
~ RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
l0,VV0 Bushels Turks Island oALT
Per Brig Nellie. Win w sold low. Apply TO
CYRUS Z. SrAPLET
AoSN~a he, " Wt<.wssw evvsk
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30
mo. 81

RESOLUTION rendering tho Thanks of Congress 10 Cap
tain John A. Winslow U. $. Navy, aud to the Officers
and Men under his Command on Board the U. g.
Steamer Kcarage, in her Conflict with the plratical
Craft the "Aabania;" in Compliance With the Presl-
dents Recommendation TO Congress OF the fifth Of De-
ceribcr, eighteen hundred and sixty-four
Rssotred ~ tie Senate and House Of Representatives
If the United States Of -zneiica IN Congress assembled.
That the thanks of Congress due, and hereby ten
erej to Captain John A Wnsiow, OF the United States
Navy, ami 10 the officers, petty officers, and
rincs Of the United Sstcs steamer kelrsage, for the
skill and santry exhibited by him and the Officers and
men under his command In the brilliant action tho
nineteenth OF june eighteen hundred and rixtyiour be-
tween that ship aud the piratcal craft "Aiabama"a
vessel superior to his own in tonnaye, III guns, and In the
number of her crew.
Approved, December 20, 1854.
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[ No, 6. ]

JoIST RESOLUTION ondering the Thanks Of the People
and of Congress 10 MAJOR General William T. Sherman
and the Officers and Soldiers OF his Command for theii
gallant Conoct in their late brilliant Movement through
Georgia,
Be resolved by The Senate and House Of Representative.
Of The United States Of America IN Congress assembled
That the thanks of the people and OF the Congress of the
General William L Sherman, and through him to the
aud under his command for their galiantry
and good conduct in their late campaign from Chata-
nooga 10 Atlanta, and the trumphal march thence
through Georgia Savannah terminating in the capture
and occupation of that ciy and that the President
copy this joint resolution to be ensrossed end for
wardcd to Major General sherman.
Approved, January 10, 1866.
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INo. Al

RESOLUTION rendering tho Thanks OF Congress to Lieu
tenant William D. Cushing of the United States Navy
and to the Officers and 3Ien who assisted him In lib
gallant and perous Achievement in destroying the
rebel Steamer "AibcmaEle" In Compliance With the
Presidents Recommendation to Congress OF the fifth
December, eighteen hundred (andl sixty-iour
Reso,ced by The Senate aud House Of Representatives
Of the Unied States of America in Congress assembled
That thc thanks of Congress are due and are hereby
rendered to Lieutenant William Cushing of the United
states Navy, and to the officers and under his COM
nand for the skill and gaantry exhibited by them In
the destruction the rebel ronclad steamer Albemare
at Plymouth North Carolina, the night Of the twenty
seventh OF October eighteen hundred and sixty-four
Approved, December 20 1854,
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n E,SOLU TTONS.

JONI RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
to expend Portion Of the Contingent Fund for enlarg
ing the Navy Department Building.
BE it reso'red BY the S7,ats and House of Representa-
pss Of the Tinted States Of Aalerca in Congress
bied That the Secretary of the Navy be- and he hereby
is authorized to expend much of the contingent fund
heretofore appropriated may lie necessary for the
argenent OF tho Navy Department building to meet the
wants OF the Department,
Approved, December 10, 1854.
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~ AcT to extend the Provisions Of the first Section
AN Act for the Government OF Persons certain Fish
sriss" approved June nineteenth, eighteen hundred
eai thirtsen.
n Il esaaea BY the Sndte and Hosss Of Rsprese ma
~ ~ ks Rssed Sases Of .iRAtH IN (pylfvN ~
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I No. 6. ]

JorST Resolution providing for the Terminatonof tn
Reciprocity Treaty of fifth June eighteen hundred an
ty.four, between the United States and Great Brita
WHEREAS it is provided in the Reciprocity Treaty
cuded Washington, the fifth of june eighteen hundred
and ityfor between the United States, OF the one part
and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
the other part that this treaty sha remain in force
ten years from the date at which it may come into opera
tio and further until the expiration Of twelve months
after either of the high contracting parties shall give
tice TO the other of its wish terminate the and
whereas il appears by proclamation of the President OF
the United States bearing date sixteenth March, eighteen
hundred and yye that the treaty came into operation
on that day. and Whereas further it is longer for the
interests OF the United States to continue the same in
force Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United dtes of Aeyica an Congress assembled
That notice be given of the termination of the Recipro
city Treaty according to the provision therein contained
for the termination of the and the President Of
the United States is hereby charged with the conunica
lion of snch notice TO the Government of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Approve January Is, 1868,
mo. ~
A RESOLUTION to present the Thanks Of Congress to
Brevet Major General Alfred H. Terry, and the Officers
and Men under his Command.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives
q the United States Of America IN Congress assembled,
mat the thanks of Congress hereby presented to
bevet Major General Alfred H. Terry, and to the officers
ana men under his command for the unsurpassed gal
sntry and skill exhibited by them In the attack upon
nSrt Fisher, and the brilliant and decisive victory by
Mneh That Important work has been captured the
teoe forces and placed in tho possession and under the
autorty Of the United States and for their long and
faithful services and unwaverng devotion the cause of
dangers S~
SEC z Andh it further resolved, That the President
VI ne United States be- and he hereby is, requested
to General Terry and through
MIN to the officers and soldiers under his command
approved, January ~, 1865.
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An AQs in Relation to the Naval Observatory.

enacted blythe Ssadte and House Of Representatives.
u the psited States Of America in Conoress assen,bled
That % much Of the nrst section Of act Of third Of
August one thousand eight hundred and forty eight en-
htlsd "An act making appropriations for the naval ser
vcsfof the year ending the thirteth June one thou
superintendent Of tho naval observatory at
city shall be captain commander lieutenant In the
navy, be, and 10 hereby repealed aud officer Of the
navy employed superintendent shall receive other
than the shore-duty pay Of his grade.
Approved, March 3, lseS.
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saashrllle Anlp4l.
SUNDAY. JANUARY o. 1865.
Running on Rebel Boys TO Mexico 10
Escape the CONSUMPTION.
IC0rresp0ndence o. nc MoUlIe NeWsl


Cases have occurred and are con-
stantly occurring, in which parents or
guardians, to screen their sons, soon to
enter their seventeenth year, send them
to Mexico and thence TO Europe, to re-
main at school or in business till the
close Of the war Ought such citizens
to be tolerated in pursuing such q
course, while they live here and pursue
their syOcations, protected by the ar
mics composed Of their neighbors and
their neighbor's sons fit be not trea-
son to the constitution, is it not treason
70 patriotism Is it not selfshness Of
the deepest dye2 And should such
youths, thus sent abroad TO escape the
dangers and trials incident to q state Of
war be allowed to return to our soil to
live on equal footing with those noble
young men who have barred their bo-
SONS to the storm of war and have
made untold sacrifices for their couu-
tyy's freedom.
Those who left the old thirteen colo
mes, during the Revolutionary war, to
avoid the responsibilities incident TO
the times which tried mems souls,
we've branded justly as traitors, nor
we're they allowed to return 10 the
country watch they had deserted. Ifhe
who deserts his regiment, after he has
enlisted, be justly branded with infamy
and punished ignominiously, then be
who deserts his country, in advance Of
his enlisting, because his country re-
quires and commands his services, Is
much more a coward, and deserves the
scorn Of all parties
To this the News adds
We agree with our correspondent
that when boys are sent abroad for the
purpose Of keeping them out Of the
army when they become Of military
age, then their parents deserve the cen
sure bestowed upon them. But we
happen 70 know some who were thus
sent 70 school when too young for mil~
ltary service, who have since returned
home Of their own accord and entered
the army All such deserve the high
est commentator for their patriotism
Sherman's method of dispelling the
darkness" Of the South-Freeing the
cOntrabands
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DAILY Us1oS OFFICE,

Nashville, Jan. 2lst, P. NJ
The Cumberland during tho week has
been in good boating condition, and steam
boats have arrived daily, heavily laden,
bat mostly for the government. The i'm
1,orts on nriyste account we're smaller than
the previous week
The stocks Of groceries, provisions, &c,
on hand in our business houses are ample
-. ..-t stt...a M.
io' 'u' F'0'sH' ""i4-' Va VIC q ''e' NV
has been some improvement IN business
but it is yet less brisk than it ought to be
The 5s,nsDd for the country il incrsasing
e.
ana VIII gradually expand as the people
grow in confidence.
Cotton bepins 10 come in freely. but We
- - 90 ..----.s-- -. -. -
- '
prices
Gold hss declined TO 400 premium buying;
.,511o .oIIiro
80 - ~ 'L 100 ...--...- -..,a...-.-
NO chsnge IN currency with the e1cep-
ton OF the Bank Of Middle Tennessee which
Il. ,,,vv Of o. 3is.,,,,,,, Of % r,.r ,,,t
LAehaute mas "e'i'ueo i"'" > u Is pre-
MUM, selling.
We aupeud the wholesale prices of lead
s-.i.5.. .s..-,4. ia, a.. -.,...-,- a..
-
they must decline, n gold continues st rs
present price, or gets lower:
Aroovor-ey 75C7ss 90 rer gallon
''SF0''0 PEI sa'lOH
AFPLEs-Ssl9 lO'OV per oafreI. DElsd 10 'c
per PouAu. COL,
BEANs-e4,OV push
BAGGlEo-Zoc per yard.
BAH RoFE-leta2Oc per n.
bhEf-DElE4 AflLtNe per To-
bUCKETs--Falntedi S457U(135OO per dog.
hAcoN-hams Plaln zSl95oe' hog round.
1Oe Tor , slaes, Loc i2f shoulaerS sugar cured
hams SOaS2e per ID.
BRoeAs-S5,5O(gSo,yO per dozen.
bUIIEA AND EOGs-b'IIef 2yaoVe' Lggs,
bsgoOe per dozen 1y the barrel.
CANN6S r. : ELL 6o Sacnes' I'd So''O per
oo5en, > 10 Ss'UO per Per loren, NoAeh-
SIDER-Slo ,V0als,eO per barrel
SoAN-el'' yySF-'Or PEI uusAei,
S as.lSeS = Loo Per 4" sao -.
03s0c ner 5o-en anu wv -
@SVS Per ooL -S,
C4vvzr -E4s-,t.,--- 60 ~, AZ - TO-
SnFTr. -, ~ p 'gSL pc per TO-
800 NJ ' -, NJ '-'s''e per %.
Co-ros ,ry-r,yr % IA ...-,
CovE Ovgrrrs- an ,.s,,, ~ 3. ,..-.,.----
n cans a. so Der dozen in 80, ''''1e"' !
CRacEERs-Butter l5e rer r., 81. AZ.
Ft,rv-R Re- br.,5 80. - - qua nc.
HN-Prime Timotbv r al - Ioo I,
HIDEs-Pricel nominal,
Green Sslte5 ls3.s NJ y. s.
Flint a n lst,ls.
sheep Skins each 81 .a06I.56.
LEATHFR-Oak sols Heather Dor n, s5s6s,.
Hemlock sole leather per n 50,a6oc.
skirtiug :. 81. 70D.7s,
Harness " Ga,.
Bride leather per dozen S65@S70.
Kip Skins S6OG$l2O.
Calf 540@gU.
Upper Leather 85@G0..
lRoN-Common bar he per n Sheet Is
ts2Oc-
LENoNs---sZo,oo per box.
hARD-'S(gs'c per ID, iu tierce. Keg 35c.
MoLAss ks--in barrels, sl,SsesS4s60 per
gsl,oh' ioc per gallon higher Tor small
PaSAases. -.-...
"A "a - 49,. = oalfe-s Sll'Olss 90.
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oar inducements to Agents and
Clubs,

To those SCENTS who take ths.F commission in
Rooll- and GIFTS the following commission vii be
allowed;
no any u.srsou forwarding y Clubs Of 10 Books,
Clulz 81 ~ Books or Clubs Of 81 Books each, .
Silver Wstch-cylinder esoaPement-E1Tth sl2
10 any psrson forwarding 26 Clubs OIL Books, 10
Cyubs OF y Books, or 8 Clubs Of 81 Books each,
5lyer Watch. pstentleveT, hunting case, worth IS.
ID preferable, the agent may select any other ar
l1le our list q the value Of the Hatch he may
he entitled ..
Agents Will retain the certificates Of Books and
sIis until the required numbers Of Clubs are com
yietsd when they viii be iors arded 10 us a. Fouch-
eTs.
Unless these regulations sre strictly comphed
gTth, 20 allowance viii be made on extra eommis-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-22
CERTIFICATEs oF CUREs,

From eight % twenty years stsndings win names
known 70 science and anne.
For medical properties Of Buchu, see Dispsnsa-
tory o. the United States.
See Professor DeBees' valuable Horka on the
Practice Of Physc.
See remarks made BY the late celebrated DT.
Physck, Philsdelphia-
See remarks made by Dr.. Ephrsm Mcdowell.
celebrated Physician, and member Of the ROyA
College Of surgeonss Ireland aud published IN Tie
Transactions Of the King ADD queens journal.
See Medlco-Chirurgcal Review, puhliBhed b
Benlamin ITaYers, FsllosEof the ROyd College u
Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works on medicine.
Extract Buehns.....-Sl0 per bottle, OK az ior 800
q" Sarsapariia, 100 so
Irupr's Rose WISH 30 - 500
Or half dOzf o. each for SO, which viii b
sufficient 70 cure toe most obstinate cases, II drsc-
tons ara adhered b.
Delivered to any address. securely packed nom
onssryalon-
SrDescnbs symptoms In al communication.
Cures guaranteed. AdTcs grAts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-22
HELMBOLDs ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion Tor Diseases o. syphiitc na-
tuTe, sad A. an Injection IN diseases OF the unnalJ
Organs, arising irOm habits Of dissipatOn, used
connection with the Extracts Buchu and 5arsapa-
ulla, in such diseases ~ recommended
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
character vii accompany the mediclaes-