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Gold shows rstass usss stsssgth. The
Int apsd hish m'ea Of fexeaaaee produces
% expestafion OfF ! p1rtisI odvsncs n lthe
premiums and shsss u Ises disposition, 70
cell. The price bts not materially charged
from yesterday sqsotssioss 0psoiss as
! 50. falling % l.2e4, and risise sgain to
1901.
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eral rule, take every position and raise ev.
er, possible quibble that seems likely to
favor the rebels. This they have done
from the COMMENCEMENT Of the war, when
they insisted tha, "coercion" was uacon,
sti,utional and that the Government had
no righ. to raise an army and march il
iuto rebelious States. So also the sus-
pension Of the Writ OF Habeas Corpus ws.
pronounced unconstitutional, although its
suspension is contemplated in time o.
war 10 express words by the Constitution
itself. Military trials are also denounced
and have been all the time very Gercely,
and more bitterly now than ever. Nov
oil these positions are taken in the inter.
ests OF the rebels and are maintained 10
order to favor their cause, IS any one will
perceive By moments reflection.
But these Copperhead advocates Of the
rebel cause fall into miserable incons;;ss-
tencies in their efforts for their rebel
brethren of the South. of which We pro.
pose to indicate specimen.
They insist on ",be Constitution As II
il" and assert that the rebel States are
not out of the Union in any sense. Al
the same time they insist that the Con-
iedsracy vas an independent Government
wapiug war against the United States, and
therefore urge that "the Constitutions d
il is" has no force go far as the citizens oi
those States are concerned TO constitute
them traitors subject to its provisions.
II other words. they we're in the Unien
and under "the Constitution ss it is, AID
yet because they we're making war upon
the Government in violation Of the Con
s.itution they are not amenable as traitors
under its provisions.
This is ono Of those shameless inconsis
tencies which can be accounted for upon
DO other grounds than the simple fact
that their desire for the immunity o
traitors and their restoration to the privi
leges of the Government which they bavt
tried in vain to destroy, obfuscates theil
intellect and blunts not only their mora
but also their mental perception.
Surely If the Union is intact and bs'
been throughout the war, as some coutect
so strenuously, then the war only sns
pended the practical enforcement Of tht
Constitution and the laws, and the sup
ksss ION Of the military power Of the 70
lioo simply restores in their full vifo
practical operation the CaDsitu iol
ass against ali who were guilty Q
riolation by taking up arms aDs
war upon the Government. Al
kere guilty Of treason under 'th'
tuition % it is," and are liable, b.
H. process Of Law, TO the penalties there
of spd can escape them only 10 % far q
~ eiemency and policy Of The Govern
nsnt may interpose : general amnesty o
individual pardon to ward tff the jus
punishment which their grimes have IN
curr.d.
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New York, May IL
Coumsrc;al'a Washingtoa sneo;a

!. The Conmssciars Washipgtaa. special
Isays 1: b Ae 81
Gen. Sherman is expected in Wsstisg'
ton on Friday. He will remain only long
enough to TRANSACT some necessary oficis|
business. He will depart 1t once on I
brief visit to his family ia Ohio. IL has
been fssaly decided that shs erssd fesiev
shall TAKE place on Tuesday ~. Wednes
day next. a. ax m9ss ssB
The troops Of ths armiss Of Shsrmar
and Meade are now maschibg through
Washi0gtou. ar u
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Cincinnasi. Nay il

Cincinnasi. Nay II !
The Conmereial's Faaokfort special says
the Kentucky Legislature assembled yes.
tssdsy bat no quorum pr~ssst. The
speoisl basieess of The session il u ~
Coisf Jasiice Rallst % the charge Of con-
spirscy 70 ovevthrpw the Governmess. IL
j. reported Bausts resigaed . escs .
trial.
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kOR RSALE-The machinery for a smsIi
L STEAMBOAT, eensi-,ing Of Vi gines rin,ans ros.
Chains, tessrr Copper, Lead sni mon Pipes, Paraps
dsia shaft, snd one small upisLs gine all fur Inc
smali pgi1e vi $50 essh. lnauirr Of
n TvN-EYCK
maylb Real Estate Agt.. ID St keokuk
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Washington, Nay II.

Washington, Nay II.
Dr.. J. Foster Jebkios having resigned
the otios Of general q assetssy ii shs U
8. Sanitary Commission, Juhn 3. Bath.
ford, Of Boston, b his successor.
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To concinde With the faroIits farce Of
A KISS In THE DARK,

ADMFssI0S-Dres Circle and rarauette 10 CT.
Family Circle Is Cts
Door. open al ~. Performance will esnimsnee at 8
precisely. masls
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sz-rRe,soN MUST Bs MAIDS ODIoUs; TRAIT
ORs MUST BE PuNISHED AND INP0yEklSHAD- :
TlTGy MUST NfvT ssNLY Uk PUNISH D, BUT THklR
fzpct AL p WAR Muse M DnSfA0SED; AND Aftkk
M,xlNa TIRE EASoN ODIpUS EVERY UNION Man
AND rHg G,pvERNNHxT eU0CLD Bw REM0Nkk
ArED 0U or TIL & PDCK ETs or THOSE Wuu uAv
INFLICTED TuIs GREAr SUFFERING UPON 1hk
CJUSrRY.SZ Andrer JahnsoN, april 2l.f, 1861.
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oTFcE1s.

The property Of this Company consists o. lease
for tx.nty e.rs, with rvs aitS of oneenih, the
ara of Aicbibad Eitelsrt Long ali Creek. In Nc
L~xn county. ny, wipAia mile Il producing VIII
. half miles fror Green hiver, nsvgabe
stream for steamers durug the whole year. THIS
ton country has long hen famous for its Oil Springs.
The Prseil~ht Of this Con pany formerly lived ia tlis
part k-ntncs aud aysied hime Of the first oppor-
tuny the expulsion Of sus1ilias 70 thoroughly
the country and by the aid Of resident ieros
secured this most desrsb.e i@ssc
% ie opportunity for Parties wishing 10 In
vest In an net teen offered to putc.
The Company do rely upoa he taie Of sto+k far
pru solely upon the OF their nieEett
consequent upon Development OF OIL
This Company will comniend itself 10 the citizens OF
lows - Hne Company, the officers sud oignsiars OF
~li IA are all ws kpcs It's o jsct iona bde de-
vei.pr Of Oil sns and not the ~iia and fraudulent
characteristic ef many foreis comp~nirr
rreparxto,s fur 10 ing will Ice hale Immediately as
Ihe reqasife tneIy can b. procured and the
means OF the company will be saeredIy applied this
parpere
For the purpose Of immediats y ocnins acbinery
and enepg work, the Company offers the Follow
ing indscsents: Subscribers to The nrst ifeen
Thousand oolais Of stock shall have the privilege OF
takinx -f
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PRIVATE PROPERTY EXEMPT
FROM CORPORATION DEBIT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-29

New York. oucnnaH aad Louisville sIeht Draa.
M buyinz. ana I no seiHnr.
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We publish elsewhere, a letter from Bish-
op Pierce 10 the Georgia Conference.
"OUR You've FoLKs."-We are indebted
to Messrs. Cone & Tunnel for The August
number Of this imperial monthly for chill
drsn. rs elegant white paper, and clear
beautiful typography, prePOsSesses one in
favor Of 1t, at the first glance. A perusal Of
lie contents strengthens the feeling, or
rather increases it, to decided Partially.
The writers for this Magazine are all able
and enlightened. They have evidently an
affection for the work in which they are en-
gagged, and take pride in leading the young
idea, and training the young mind to think
whilst they fl It with information Of q
useful ehsracter. We do not mean by useful
information mere dry facts, or lessons such
as are found IN the text books of schools,
but information drawn from the ample vol
ume Of nature-her teeming fields, her
grand mountains, her lovely valleys, her
beautiful flowers, her wealth Of landscape,
her animate and inanimate glories. It Is
the first publication Of the kind that has
come fully up 10 the standard demanded by
the edueatiOn and intellect Of the age. We
are glad 10 learn that its success has been
almost commensurate with its merits. It
Oughtto be regularly taken in every house.
hold Frightened by the smiles and cheered
by the gl~esfulness Of children.
The following is 3 list Of the articles in
the number before US;
Farming for Boys.
Dick and !.
The Story Of q Dolly.
Master Horsey's Excursion.
Little Hugh aud the Fairies.
foundations.
Winning her Way.
Dogs and Cats.
Father BrightbOpes.
Afoat IN the Forest.
Round the Evening Lamp.
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VS. do not profess to DO the only Physi-
cian in the city, " who may be found at his
at all hours, day or night !" nor do
we, IN offering our services 10 the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
10 other equally well established and sx-
perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession of any wonder
fHI secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary agree
abe treatment OF PGAiGtiUes as all sensible
men rust know, that success in the prao-
tice Of medicine, does not depend so much
Upon the discovery Of nel0 REMEDIES, or nei0
modes Of treatment, as upon The skillful use
Of those agencies necessary TO q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
riencs and patient application. We ros-
pectfully refer the public to our general ad-
vertisemsnt, in another part Of the paper
Office hours from 8 in the morning til 2
81 night L. L. CoLEEAH, N. d.
"a North Cherry 81, Nashville, Tenn.
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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 was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dsted March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted BY calling ct our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, d. O., for the introduction of
other proof, in order to ~substantiate the en-
tire claim, that she parties may get their
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
ie3O-tf II. ToNPEIKa & Co.
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BmL1ARDs.-The old-established and well
known Senate Billiard Rooms, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, has been thoroughly
reftted and refurnished with eleven splen-
did lew Billiard Tables, all on the first
floor, and is the largest establishment in the
city. The proprietor Of the Senate Billiard
Room will give 70 any resident Amateur
making the 1srgast run at Billiards in his
rooms between the 2Ist of July and the 31sl
of August inclusive, q splendid gold mount
ed cue worth $50--subject 10 the following
rules, 10 wit:
LIST. No gentlemen will be allowed 10 Ro
beyond the limits Of one game TO finish his
run.
2d. To make a run Of more han one hum
dred, the game will have 10 be made at the
commencement for more than Il hundred
points.
Sd. The gentlemen getting the cue is at
liberty 70 DO with it what he pleases, it be-
coming his own private property.
j. E. LOIsEAU, Proprietor.
i~u1vQl-Tu
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GERNkN MEEfISa.-At a meeting Of Ger
man citizens, held last night ct the Capital,
Mr.. Theodore Knoch was called 10 the chair,
and Lieutenant John Ruhm was appointed
Secretary.
Elabornts addresses were delivered by
Messrs. Kaufman, Major Thurneck, Liouten-
ants Breisen and Ruhm.
The following three gentlemen, viz,
Messrs. kaufman, Weitmueller, and Lieusen
ant Breisen, were appointed a Committee to
wait on Mr.. Carter, candidate for Congress
from the 5th District. The COMMITTEES were
ordered 10 submit TO Mr.. Carter, as the opin-
ion Of the meeting, the following:
Ist. That the German citizens unanimous
ly oppose the election Of Mr.. Campbell.
I'd. That they will vote unanimouly fOl
Mr.. Carter if he viii pledge himself to ad.
vocate IN Congress free labor, and to do all
in his power to facilitate Germau Omigra-
ton 70 Tennessee.
The meeting then adjourned until satur
day evening At eight o'clock, AT the Cour
House on the Public Square, when The re
port Of the Committees viii be re
oeived, and when Mr.. csrter's nomination
viii be ratified, provided, that he declares
himself according TO the above propositions
By order OF the President.
JoHS RUEN, Secretary.
City papers please copy one time.
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COMMERCIAL.
DArIT UNION OgEIoE,

1 1919 Z
Nashville, July %, P. \. J
Gold has steadily maintained Itself, and
with insidious Advance more than sus
tanned the closing prices eflsst week
Provisions have ruled steady, with no par
ticular change.
Flour snd produce have adsancsd ma
tsrially.
Cotton is coming in more rapidly, snd
prices range from - to $50. for inferior,
and SAC. for low to fair ~middIing.
ALooHoL-S6,50, 6,70@&700 per gallon.
APPLEs-Gone in market.
BEANs-None in market.
BAeeIxe-SOc per yard.
BALI ROPE-l5c per y.
BEKF-Dried 26e per n.
DUuAsrs-raIHsed, - per dos.
BkooN-Clear sides, zoe lie. for shoul-
ders; Sugar cured hams soc. ? pound
Country hams Csc
BRooMs-S5 ass 50per dozen.
~BUrTER AND EGGs-Butter Bic. Eggs,
39as3c per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRuIT-Poaches, IN s. 50 per
dozen, 3b 5000 per dozen.
CAEDLEs-Tallcw 1SG20c Star, 2oc per y.
CHEEsR-Hamburg, &c. per D.
~CoFFEE-Prime Rio. $50 and Szc per u.
Cows OTsrERs-2A cans $3.50 per dozen in
b cans $3.50 per dozen in boxes.
CRAcKERs-Butter and Soda lie round.
DRY GooDs-BroWn sheetingS7k@40 per
yard.
Calicoes, Merimacs " 3Sa35ci other prints
ranging from IS TO soc.
DRIE5 FRuiF.-Apples &c b. peaches &c.
FIouK-Superfne S55z, best orsnes OF
choice family $9ASl1.
FEED.-C Corn IN sacks in store 81 so
81 o. Z Oats 81 Bran 81 25j Shorts 81 So
HrDEs-Green sailed hides &c per n
Flint hides, s@lOc per n.
LEArHER-Oak sole soc; hemloek sole
40; skirting 5O@60; harness, 45i bride per
dog. S55a6O; kip skins S6easoj calf S5aSS5
upper $S5950.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,2o9Sl,4O per
gallon.
MAcKKREL-In \ barrels $II,00; In kita
No. 2. So IS; No. I, $3.50.
MRAL-$I,50 per bushel.-crce
MUsTARD-Germans in jars sos per dos.
Union do $l,00 per dozen.
NAus-Ten pennies s. round per key.
On Tanners 50 O5: Neat foot, 81 SO
ass 90; Lard s., seas co. Castor, $5,5HiI
Linsesd, s2a2, SO; Coal oil Sl,25 per gallon.
POrAroEs-Irish, IS per barrel. Scarce.
PIoKLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do S., per dozen, do in half barrels 81 90,
per gallon.
PEPPER-Black SOC per b.
@RAIsIRs-M. r. L. $3.50 per box.
sUa6Rs-N. o. Sugar in hhds l6Z9l45Ee, |
in bbls. 17L@1sHe crushed, graduated,
and powdered 24e per 70.
sYRUP@Golden, 81 so per gallon in Il bbls.
SALT-Sevsn bushelin barrels 90 By the
100 barrels, S5;s0 in smaller lots.
WHIsKEY.-Bour0On y gal. 81 50@$4,50i
old R. G.. s. 0o@S5 90. Wines vary
ing from Si4 90 to $50, owing 70 Vintage
Brandies S12@$20.
White Lead, 15a25c.
IRoH-CommOn bar sac.
gasrfNGs-t0c.
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Ciasst NsPias sherbsA
osanas 1 2sTsisonil Zee cFssn sEiesai


ErxT MoSDAT has been selected By She
Emmett Circle Of the Fenian Brotherhood
for thsir First Annual Picnic, which takes
place at the 6irard Grove The proceeds
win be devoted 10 the esuse Of Irish Ma
tionality. No effort viii be spared to make
it q grand success, and We advise all who
love 10 "Trip It" on the green TO attend BY
all means. Buses viii run from the Post
Ofiee the whOls day. jy78-st
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"wNCHELsEA Ayp EorrnaHAM."

Persons un~acqusinted in the city seeing
so many advertisement for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss to de
ermine 20 whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that The Oldest estab-
ishment Of this kind is at No. % DeaGeriek
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is q reliable institution. DR.
A. RfCHARD JOEEs may be found in his Of
Zee during the hours stated in his general
the Office.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Tue Fourth OrJuIy at San Antonio
The Markets.

Nav YoRK, July 2s.-The allowing news
from San Antonio was received BY the
steamer George Washington from New
Orleans;
"ln San Antonio, Texas, there was no
general celebration of the Fourth Of Ju y,
though most Of the people ceased business.
soms celebrated by hosting Union aags,
Others by hauling the flags down. The
News commenting on this hAer proceeding,
says the authorities Of the United States has
not been extended over US. There are no
officers, civil or military, TO enforce Obedi
encs to its lava, and practically We are
without q government. We can see no z Cd
sense j n the public display Of a token Of s
power in advance Of the estsblishmsnt Of
the power.
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letter, Itch, SsaId Head,
Al Erap6ons

n s-.v..'a Army fteh} s'An HeeHnF OuimeaL"
- s--vrs's fAmyt Itch "An-BealinE OlninDL"
- 1900 Army hehl "An-Heenng Olnimen-
$50 - o~tafuafe. or iouE standing. u Fil not
4 aFr4 fme, al kinds 81 IetIer sss perma-
-~~eT ruraf. Army Itch. Hhish u 80 preTaena 70
49, aia - cure, Chfene Eryelpeiaa- hat khenm
-~s~fs arrfsas o. ne tody, cd Bicsrs 81 many
- rtredlar, hat put e aedance svefy oher
49, III f--.ala1enf I'll gleldto ne heslnf rr1per-
- Ell fhF roai feEetaae saFe-
So ii rruis. - sasdIna % cents b ~.
e--akfan 50 North am 1trsoL Fhiisdeiphla.
efsraif - mklcd t0aaY pAn0 ~ unltedbaseai
Vac =. SMITH, prurrsa
mgi1sm vi FEa
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers final
statements, computed and purchased at
lowest rates. Also QuaFtermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 6s North Cherry street.
RrTLFR & GRFENWnnn.
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Officers who are anxious 70 get thelreom-
penies mustered out Of service, 90 as TO allow
their men 70 20 bomet can have their muster
out rolls executed in one day At 0'Eeiips
Claim Agency Office, No. IS Cedar St. Sold
ierS' back pay and bounty secured. Monthly
returns Of QuartermasteTs stores, and quar-
terly returns Of ordnance stores promptly
executed. jy25-Imos
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AZ eAssf vss hss lsss ssAs sks satire
ishslh q Trass Creek vGiisy, hsm ths
Tsnnssses river past WaTsrlyY IN Hun.
phreys county, q distance OF twenty miles,
informs US that there srs not q hale dozen
farms in cultivation in the whole valley.
The fences have been burnt, many Of She
houses Rave shared the same fate, and every
part wears the appearances Of q wilderness.
So much FOR tha war in that once happy
valley.
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-ouI.rH. .ns Nashville A.llrs.s--CA.-ss

MoKESDnEE N Z. CHUEcE-serTice at
this Church every Sabbath morning at 10k
o'clock, and IN the evening at s o'clock.
Rev. A. A. Gee, Pastor. Citizens and stran-
gers are cordially invited 10 attend. Seats
free.
subieetto~mOrroW morning Ecclesiastical
Reconstruction"
Sabbath School At 9 a. IN.
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A EoFEp PLAoE OF RxsoEr.-The Claim
Agency Of Daniel Ainsworth A Co, opposite
the PAY Department, is the resort OF hun
drsds Of officers daily who 60 there to I'VE
their accounts made out or cashed. Mr.. A.
vas in tho Pay Department about three
wears, and fully understands the business.
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FOR SALE.

~ THE 1oth day Of Angus 1895, between the
hours OF ten and e'eveo o'clock A. N ct the
Courthouse door, IN Nashville. under q power Of
sale. tn waiver Of redemption, contained m a
MORTGAGE executed 10 me on December Is 1886,
by John W. Martin, ard duly recorded IN the Re
lister ofHce Of Davidson county, IN Book M. 81,
on paae ss8, / vi ! sell ct public auruon, = HOUSE
AND LOT in the city Of Nashville, on the West
he said Martin then resided, and bounded e.
6TloEs. Beginning on The coner Of the last men
toned lot. thence running back WestHardly With
he lines Of TIE ssms In Get % a STAKE; thence
N~onhuar+lY rs feet 10 3 cake, thence FastNardly
Id fslt 10 Summer street; ana thence B0uthEard
iy IS feet 20 the place Of beginninF,-being part o.
tie sane lot purchased by said Martin Of JOSEPH
p.rhdns, about the year 1881, and f0rmeriy know Z
" ne nlm8 OF Tire Taibot Lot
sad house and lot viii b. sold T cash.
iyz7-20d PATRICK MoDERMOT.
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MARKETS

by Telegraph CrSorxsAr1. JUS 5. NJ.
Flour more regular, superhne In demand At 50 60
as rs extra Sa8l0 50. Whest higher. prime red
y soSz o. Oats advanced to coo. Rye advanced
10 go. Whisky 8 IS, and firm. Mess pork held
at $50 Lard A922E, but only $50 herees procured
at this rate, Balk meats steady bot quiet, hams
sold at SIC. Groceries firm.
NV YoRK, July "a.
Cotton heavy at So. Fosr 10 10 Is, better. sc
z %; ek 81 mai 50. r o whost eG3e better.
- s39t 60. Corn 9oa9lc. Oats steady At 62c.
Pork excited and higher, s3sss4 O7& nsv mess
SIS 5ogs2s Prime lard quiet and Arm At SIC.
Whisky hHmer. s. 1892 "A, Petroleum quiet, Sc
for crude; Sc for refined bond free dull and nomi-
nal.
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Now READY FoR THE RECEPTION or Pa
IIEsfs.-rhe Nashville Medical and sursi-
cal Institute is now open for the reception
Of patients afflicted with any form Of dis
ease, either acute or chronic. +. s. Aborn,
NJ. D., consulting Physician and Surgeon.
July 2I-tf
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Our young friends, Clerks Of W. II. Enrich
a Co, laid on our table last evening, lmme-
diately AFTER the arrival Of the train. The
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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Officers Accounts nade out sndPcsshed.
Quartermssters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up By H. TOmpkins, lats
Major I4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
ice corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
-k.f-o
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The WORLDS Great Remedy.

la reputation fr curing scrohalA ga ulcers. hiP
,onf ~~rnrisinf. uicsrated sore throat white swell
ina. dark botehess or qeiect7 - Nc .lAal peiies
s8ecfona, PANS in the bones, 49, = without pafsi-
isL. The ueak aud aied, OF any disease q q
s-of5Idns nsfura. & IL sure p 90 Eood, - the
-- fF-r--rf trrimonils tom 81 parts d the
9oTld viii prove, nothing ever discovered can CON
a. effh q In curing thai elsaso d1nE9era.
W.--Trri nj syphinhe disease II short or ra9
~.-9---~ofhin haa ever proved 20 e1eclaal ID
eompieieiT ersdicsfing every Fsatgs q hese dan
ra7ons c1mplauts4
Chrome Ecypslaa q Ne F"e eefeo 70 asreAt
csraufF.
snussg. Ths ''Panacea AID -V1niment VII
~ -, snd i've 3 more youthful cpmpie1on.
- r. 1rraof getting The purs ard genuine pan.
- 1900 drect q the punnpA once a. Or.
-. $50 North azih street. Phii4dfdpnia,
WAC. ". EfnTH, DruEgiah,
Cor. Church and Nlns -. Nashville.
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