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ruysbrrlh PED. IA memorial J. Pre-, dent
Ltcoll, accommodating Han 1nnmAs H1ur. OF
Piisbutgb, for appointment " lte1 stttes s ere.
tary Of ,he Treasury, signed by the Cover. RI,
Head, OF Departments members n N, sens-c ami
Bope Of prefcnt'i,ves Of Pouusyivans. VII
scyn 5e sent h. " sshington.
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r,,i,.b. ,b.i The r,telsw VII d. any Il NE Gss-
r,r,,e ,Ai,., n which thor papers now -
loudly toa.. Tho progress II disaHcction NnonF
4, r.or,. Who Or. being vor-ted IN var is very
49,, n Leep rNs Nth The fsilufe 4 their
.,r,,,, The eject which the sn n 'shor
s.forg roion hu ID upon The -ctei ~ .-se' " TO-
,,.pspareni ~ u concealed by Toe 'uluiu,,'1uF -
,he r radic,l r-s,s Like o,ber people VLen IN :
stst. n ysr. tbe rstcs are ,rtsd or despondent
ust in proportion ~ thcy nrs seosts'l Or Ibe re-
,c-fe 700 uelr military ~ r.u,ns. hey Ar. sally
d ,nc,f,rnei A,retdy, shown ~ to desperate
s.supt ~ ueir le..ier- O. ,.1ls4n1" hen toto a
NV life thro mn tho ne mum n 80 laio Petcs
Conference. FF,y regard Richmond - "S vial
lI.nt OF tbc CYuiederac,, and ih"y have ponns
,.oush t. KIN y that when a.eir :, 'Il aud the.r
r,,lu army hayo &. lsu inc,o ~ uo longer Be :
- %, So. a. 4.orc unuo.t',dIy An '1r a time
bs suerr % iar.. wi. o.' gruAi .luIt The coru-
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o.. t,., .,...te .'tla, o., s.5Ns uai General
r:4,1r-..r. A,r-I. ~ fas and sAc re- a.
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tausye tfersrttU"r."
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r., rct.l'Teat ot enc long sf-e1 A. u.fr, lty u,-
N"'n Span sai rtru his Uccu l.arscI ~ &c
uc huiinue, Ieurve cou.u,, on the part o. tac
g l'oh ru'hodre% tur fist TEL 20 d qu.rre,
winch S'clrNi 'or the Perlv ans he symp,,hies ..
Cvi rci rH,vus Il srp"ar, that S,l'u arrived At
t. copc'usiou 10 compromise ,hc q. .uity op pay
mcHt Of .Hree N Hons o. dollars o icfra5 the eN.
pousss or .as ped uon for he p.r,tcal So l-, of
ttc Cai4cH, Islands. TIC P-rUv.nus ns,ur, IS de-
mr,rol {. compounds witch reversed The e'atiye
positions Of TIC two gov,rniueuis, hnj placed tltm
in No srong 10y requiring them 10 "a. the *
ponsc' n tNc.t own sao.l-tou. Rlttfo Spsn tn
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a. Is, and tercr. 9c4 Sc No;a,srl C4l,o u Ms
tcrn. were LIZ 'cccir t.V.1,i0 ert, eight rou-H.
q. cudrSc TIE Iyruv ava Aor 80. otcy alternative
shan TO sn. ulj. f-.s tt1n las rgata covered
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last pr',o ksd COM, 1nt. l's 30 be hareJ Wa, tu,
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pr. ..t'or C.-'cis ..y ~ s.ut' Amer can s'a.,t
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FhIli1lpt.1, Ffb- N-"rLo EvssIs1 nun
rrN't Waas.psi1n 'T"ria enys Richmond papers
c.larm tho r,nort Of 5acrm,n's occupation o..
r.s"e.,."r and O-snschurS An Sdy,n,e on
G. anha "p7 auto rsial whcelor's r'v,ry ny.
peas = he 'hc only ircs operating again" ster.
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7 On very RESPECTFULLY yours, &C.,
HkxRY A. GoaDRY

'fYE LooAL'sa LAzzsr.- Dark and gloomy
the rain fell down, yesterday like mum
my soaked in brine sys locaP' through
town, picked his way. Nothing heard ne
but mud splashiug in the rain. Drums
were crashing, bayonsts flashing, where
"straps" 50 smashing marched in train.
Further, further, not q murder-not burg
lar csught all day. No POcket-pieker--nO
wife-whipPer-no sad ARRAY. Not an item
worth the writing, al that way. That's
why he's rhymingj diDg-dOng ginning this
dismal day.
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River and steamboat News.

Arrived.
Kentucky, Ohio river. eft
Lawrence, Cincinnati.
Bermuda, Louisville.
Nightingale, Cincinnati.
Maria Denning, Sc. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Robert Moore, ciheinHati
Anna, Cincinnati,
Maria Denning, st. Louis.
The riveris falling. with six feet on Har-
peth Shoals. The weather was rainy yes
ssraay, with appearances Of more Of the
same sort on hand" which holds out a
prospect Of > Eisa-
The neal sieamboat Lssranca, viii hoz
gallant captain, Bradley, in command, viii
leave this sfternoon FOR Cincinnati. Pas
seuxers for the Ohio river take notice. Ma
lin 4 Sons, Agents.
The dsahing ontario, 3 wall ksaEn znd
highly apnrseiatsd bnat, chas. Hartou %
shs hurricane deck, starts sof Cincinnati
tomorrow evening. Malin 4 Son, agents
The ano passenger packet Columbia
commanded By Capt. Porter, Will leave
this evening Fog Cincinnati ond ports On
She Ohio. a abs oPPeEtanity i"r q plea
sant 2EiP. Bod Rsebles, Agents
The manifest Of she Nightingale Is q
Boyd Z PEBBLES, foot Of Broad street. nhsi
eoDsieness can see il.
The Maria Denning arrived yestefeal
and, in consequences ofa disps'eh received
landed hsr freight and started Tor 81
Loais.
The decrease Of The height q aAs rive
il making the large boats afraia Of eoninl
70 Na5hville, for fear Of not bsing aois 2
get beck ever The ahoals.
The comfOrlable and convenient Passen
ger steambont Tyrone leaves for Cincinnati
4 this evening. The careful and courteoa
Capt Harmon is in oommapd, Boyd
PEBBLES, Agents.
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To those Of our readers who are ford Of
fishing We would say, that we have ex-
amined the stock Of Arthur A. Breast, No.
20 Public Square, and found it eomplete,
embracing fne Lakewood Rods, Jspsnsse
Rods, Meeks Reels, twisted silk Lines,
plated silk lines. grass Lines, Fish Bssksts'
Minnow Buckets, MinnoE seinss, Hooks
in endless variety, and in fact, every thing
that fisherman needs.
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20. WHLaHB.--W lizard, on Union Street,
has received Frank Lsslis's popular Lady's
Magazine and Gaselte ef fashion with col
ored fashion plata . large - map also
Madana Demorrssts esisbrated uiusiratsd
Monthly and Mirror pf Fazhiona. wa rich
oolosed fashisn Pssas, boaA Scr April. He
has sias he latest numheri Of ths Police
,assstae snd che New York Mercury.
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cAuTioN. Saloon Keepers Wia Do veil 70
remsm Der thst itisss much transgrss-
sion OF Ordsrs 70 sell liquors. % Government
employees as 70 soldiers. A strict lookout
is kept Cor oaeaders, and where such sell
ing il proved The saloon vii b seized and
the liquor in them eonhscated. Where she
offence Is particularly slariag, inPris.
onmeRt, or Al work Al the sorii6estions viii
ba indicted
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srHIso ASD sunKEE.-Eow is the time for
the ladies to know where to get new and
fashionable spring goods. We call their
attention 70 the advertisement of s. sickles
4 Co., 4s College street, in another column.
They have just receives. an extensive stock
Of tasteful and elegant dress goods; dry
goods, boots, shoes, clOaks, basques, etc.
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CARELEss DhIvIEo.-The practice OF rapid
aud careless riding and driving is 100 COM
mon in this city, notwithstanding the fact
that the Recorder fines some individual al
most every day for these oaenses. We
hear Of child being run ever and serioas-
AZ hurt OF Tuesday night. Similar occur
rences ne too common.
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A-rERED NOrx-Msry Smith, eOiored
woman, was under srrest at The Patrol ofios
Isstnight, on charge Of passing an ''aliered
note. Il wuss ontdoilar note, raised b.
pasGng he necessary wOrda and lguFes, =
ten dollar. she had passed it on . SOL
disr, who was arrested 81 = place where be
oasred il IN payment, Be told where he
4ai Il. snd Azary was insas prisoner vhils
he Wa discharged.
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Go IT, Doors John Laughlin, govern
ment employee, was placed in charge Of
the active patrol officer, Lieut.. LoTejoy, on
oharse Of being detected yesterday morn
ing breaking open a box Of boots st the
Qusrtermaster's department He had ia
ken one pair Of boots out Of the box when
he was discovered.
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IHE STREET OARs,C oxEEo.-Atths Mayors
once yesterday, the committees Of the two
hraHeheS ofthe City Council, togsther With
secEetaEy East, D. F.. wiIkia. Esq, ard
rePrsssntatisss from ths two strest railroad
companies met to consider the subject Of
laying down street railroads in the city.
After hearing the propositions made by the
companies, the committees formally agreed
that street railroads ought to be introduced
into Nashville, for passengers only, and
such light baggage, marketing &e., IS they
may have with them. There viii be fur
ther meetings 70 settle details, and decide
upon the proper restrictions and the sub
Jeet win probably be IN conditioa 10 report
upon at the next regular meeting Of the
two boards.
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PREscRIFrIoS.-0ne dozen males and ie-
4 males Of various tuts from chalk . char
coal received ave dollar prescription from
Recorder shane yesterday morning. They
had taken bitters The night before, but the
stoais had proved TOO powerful for their fee
hle Constitutions.
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fetsoa UsIFssrs.--9he City Council bss
ssiore j = project fer uAiformlns che oiiy
police. To thons acquainted with pei. :
matters IL may appear that a policemsn can
psfisrm hia dptlea in one arsns a well as
IN another. But it is not 80. Al present
doubts ofsen exist as 10 whether an officer
Is really what he repsssents--the uniform
instantly commands attention and severe
c0nplisnee with the law. VIII uniform
the POlieenans ia time q sxieeney is
readily fopnil and recognized. Wih a
neat, gehtiehaniy uniform, tbs very sight
OF which secures respect to the Oficisi scts
Of fts Wesrsr, the policeman gains in self
respect end the spirit Of the whole force
becomes elevated aud inprosed. With
dress on that points out his Office to eli,
places him ander every eye, the pOiiee-
man learns 70 become polite Ia his address
and correct in his dsmsAnor, and those
who cannot do 30 soon leave a service
their habits, lsngusse, and manners only
disgrace. Good policeman always like the
unlorm, vicious ones invariably hate il.
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sTEAIISo MoEKT.--Rufus Norton was ex-
AHMED before the Recorder yesterday on
the charge Of stealing sixty-hyo dollars
from E. Carroll while the latter was intox-
icated. He was held in enc thousand dol
lars bail 10 answer the charge before the
Criminal Court
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ePE1AL AucqIoS SAILS OF Day GooDs AND
EoTIoEs-Ws wiz sell this Thursday morn
ing, March sOth, large stock of bleaehed
and brown domestic prints, lawns, jaeon-
ets, mdslina, de LANES, alApsecss, merinoes,
and an endless variety Of notions. Sale
positive. GEO. SHIELDS q Co.,
lt IS and q College st.
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REBEL DEsKErEEs.-one hundred and six
dsssrters from the rebel army, forwsrded
60 shis place from Nashville, were ysstsr-
day released from ths Military Prison
upon taking the amnesty cath and giving
parols . remain north Of the Ohio river
dnring he eentinuancs Of The death -thfoss
Of the Rebellion. Unols ssn kindly fur
nished lhen free itsnspsFfssioa i such
7 psinsssi tAsy uishsa = 50 y, sepsys ths
teuisTills JoETnsl'
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Nrw THEAEEE.-The far famed drama Of
ssix Degrees in Crime which hes been in
preparation Cor some time, at The New The
atrs, and which has never been performed
here, is on the bills for tonight Vine
wOnsn-ganbiing- thsft-muraer are the
stsps--tho scafF0la Is the slimax. This
piece eannoi ai 70 prove inmsnssiy 81
trarffve. s,
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Farnllure AuelLon d RdgeaeId.

crunk, Glascock & Co., will sell st anc-
tion on Friday March slst, 1865, at the res
idence OF Mr.. James H. Garrard on Rus-
sell street, Rdgeheld allsof his household
and kitchen Furniture, consisting Of fine
Bedsieads' Bureaus Chairs, Divans, feather.
Beds, Mattresses, Blankets, Quilts, Sheets,
Carpets, China ware, etc. sale TO com
mencs at l0o'clock, Friday merning.
TOE c. CRUEK, Auctioneer.
49, % ~
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sEST NoRTE.-JOhn Taylor and Henry
Clayton, two government employees, are
in custody Of the Provost Marshal, to be
.sus north Of the Ohio river.
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Thsls.s srass Coal !. tho Cumberland

Thsbest grats Coal is the Cumberland.
U. L. A. CouScu. No. 1.-Members of the
Council are hereby earnestly requested TO
meet At their Hail. No. 80 UniOn street, on
Friday evening, ct u ? O'Clock, when mat
ters Of inpsstaace wall be brought before
the Council -Tl
Members Of other Councils are Invited to
attend.
By order Of the President.
nar2s A. A. SLAUGHTER, See'y.
The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
of Knight Bros. Ofieeat Driver & Browns,
No, 81 wsstPublie square. saH
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eTKEET sPRISeLrEo.-We had q smart
street SPHINX ing yesterday without ex-
pense to the city--sOme thought-thOugh
it was relief from the dust-that there
was "rather too much Of good thing"
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HArs@SD Cara, spring style and in large
variety, just received by R. II. IhomPa0n,
No. IS Cherry strees. near Unisn.
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RAs FR0N Da4FG.--John sPangler, a
butcher, was arrested yesterday By the
orders Of 1t Loyejoy, at the Government
Stables, where he was employed, on The
charge Of having been drafted in septsm-
Der last up North, then run of and never
reported. II found guilty he viii be dealt
with as deserier.
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We would cay to our patrons that they
will find a. Arthur A. Breast's Hardware
store No. e Public Square, as hne and
completes anIassortment Of WOstenholme'S
aud Rodgers' Pocket Knives e We have
ever seen 10 this city.
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LsaIsLETohs.-In addition 70 the names
reported yesterday. Thos. A. Kerchivsl,
Representative Of Lincoln County, and W.
Y. Elliott, Representative Of Rutherford
County are in the city.
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ISpEcExcT.-Persons are before the Re-
cOrdsr every morning for disgusting con
duet in tbs streets and alleys three per-
sons were fined for this oasnse yesterday.
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Eha~s lOt Of Express Wagons Cor sals
On Gallatin Pike, fourth q mile frem
the river. Priess from slzss Sls5s and $50
nrsN-qu RuEnKA Lazy.
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A LADY IN cusToDT.-Among the prison
ers registered at the Provost Marshal's yes
terdsy was Mrs. Harriet Knox, held by de-
partmsnt orders Ger an investigation to ts
made into her case.
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sTKALIS0 HANS. - Charles Baldwin,
government employees, was arrested by the
military yesterday, on the charge Of steal
ing hams from the Conmlssary Depart
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AMNESTY o1TH.--John s. strotber, citi-
aen, was committed to the Military Prison
yesterday on the cbsrge Of violating the
amnesty oath, which he had taken.
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Tar HoLK-We again call the attention
Of lhe authorities to the deep eistern-like
hole at the corner of the Capitol ground,
between Summer and High Streets. It is
in an exposed place, unprotected, and now
the Legislature meeting viii call a large
daily influx Of people in that direction the
danger Of accident is most serious. Let it
be seen 70 without delay.
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The Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 50 North
Market street, is still disposing Of its large
stock Of boots, shoes and hats al cost and
carriage. If
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sISoLErox.-.By the POstOiiieo is Single
tons elegant book and periodical store,
which everybody should visit. He has al
ready received Lcslie's " Lady's Magazine
ana Gazette Of Fashions' with slessnt fash
IN plate and pat ems.
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sH1Krs.-A large assortment, at reduced
prices, BY R. h. Thompson, No. 2s Cherry
street, near Union.
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Isaiss' eoas saiHorals iorSs, Kia shoss
81 20; Men's bots s. s. . e %; Hat, 81
70 8, a. The BankraPt ssls Store, No. 90
ksEiA kaskst gsssL % u
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We are requested 70 state that owing to
the disOrderly conduct Of the box owners,
the Post oiiee win not DO opened hereafter
stuight. Owners Of boxes viii have 70 keep
than in repair
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BAD CoNbiTIos.--rhe sidewalks in some
parts o. the most freqrsnted streets nuch
require attention We instance Church
Street, little. west OF the St. Cloud Hotel,
aud vile, muddy place on the east side Of
Market. between Church and Broad streets.
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AFTsl HoUEs.-Messrs. Creighton 4 Bell
ware ordered 70 pay costs yesterday, By the
Recorder, on charge Of selling liquor after
the time allowed By Law.
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All PtrsonS af1icte1 NTH pziVaisdisessss
Would Do vel % call o. 81. A. Richard
lones, Ne = Dsadsriek steaet, ~ ataifs.
D.. J. nay - ioutd ~ his om6s q 81
koAE1s noF11
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PoL1yD's VARIETiEs.-This place Ofanuse-
ment is Is attractivs e. ever. They have
an unfailing spring that continually COWS
with novelties.
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MoRK PExITEsTs.-Q9enty-h rebel de-
serters took the oath at caPt. GOOdwin's
Office yesterday, and one prisoner Of war
was brought in.
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We are obliged % Mr.. E. N. Davis, Of the
sswsnes News Depot, for the Atlantic
Monthly, Harper's Weekly, Waverly Mag
aziue, and other papers.
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sHrRTs.-A large assortment, 81 reduced
prices, BY R. q. Thompson, No. % Cherry
.treet, near Union.
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A fr11rc Lnaan4.--Nashvillo a ,anidiv
increasing in population, and q course q
orillisnt prosperity and sdvsnesmsnt il
before i. Our City Council Is already pre-
pairing, b. appropriate measures, for the
coming onward znAfch, aud our citizens Al
large must Be awake 20 the requirements Of
TIE present gratifying state Of thinss.
Among the indispensable matters IS the IN
ssitution Of . public library. We were in
tending to call sstsntioa to this subject,
when We received the following from q
correspondent. We AJAX orr readers 70 give
i thorough attention, and be prepared 70
act upon he subject at ~ early day
'EAszvnLz, TEEs., March q, 1868.
Edtor Of the Union--I would most rs-
specially invite the aid and co-operatisn
Of yOur zidsiy circulated paper, in calling
The attention Of our me-chants and profess
sional men to the subject Of q public library
in Nashville. The necessity for such an
institution is alike 30 great ana 60 evident
a. the present tims, that feel convinesd
The subject when ones h4o9ght fairly be.
fore cur eitizens, b. men Of sufficient stand
ing and position, cannot fail to meet the
hearty assistaacs Of every one, Who hes any
regard for the welfare Of the city be lives
in. Such an instituiioa would rot only Be
a matter Of ornament and pride 10 our city,
but At the same time (more especially At
presentl aid in producing degree Of order
and good behaviour in large number OF
young men, government employees, OIL
GERS, soldiers. clerks, mechanics, &C., &c,
BY furnishing them, fora comparatively
small yearly subscription fee, the means Of
'ccupying 70 self-savantage, their spare
lime and idle hours, e well as place in
which tc spend their evenings, &c lieu Of
whisky saloons, billiard rooms, and even
vOrst places Of resort, with which our city,
is 80 literally supplied, and
shose influence Is SO rspidly spreading, IS
nay be seen BY reference 70 the columns Of
'uF daily Press, as well as By the late order
rom headquarters.
an very respectfully, yours, &C,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

HArs AED Cars. spring style and in large
variety, just received BY r. Il. Thompson,
No. q Cherry street, near Udion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

Oh TEkATRE.-This Is the last night bat
two on which the public of Nashville win
have an opportunity Of seeing that iasci-
mating actress Miss Mary Mitchell. The
famous "octoroOn," which produced such
en- immense sensation in London sometime
ago, will be performed, with Miss Mitchell
as Zoe, the 0etorobn Slave.
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