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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
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id hermit eroebeuit bic arseiae, has i'd ~nunmebr i'm stanee
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firben, nGmli1:
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icrie 9cisu mno @Sds.
gue mir anrertrauten StpTe wereen 70 8efdrtt, eas fe pies
ter tas ausieben BON neuen Sahen erbahen, oeer ,peree i'd,
sie bene!lt pirb, ~pisielben nit trssne elmer beltebt8en Sarbe
firhen.
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sienuna bic CUNT une 3uiriseenbeit ces seebrten Gahtfums
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Safob Nlifasl,
80. 2t1 Gciptp Straes, gde ron @berrp Tuep.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
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mann gisree, 8intpib. S9aafe, S4weine, 3iesen une Sun=
be ~aufsieben, warten, fitteru unb ibre aranfbeten srtennen
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Staten.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
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aarm. ysb6uee, yriyat- %gppbntdufer unb beren Subdlt. Berf6truneS.
Splieen rerten entpeoer rad benz Aethn. oesr abeitnabme' Plan une
spar of traene cine Belt spn niat Mebr ais flnf Sabren ausgefeQt.
Sn einea Wiftc wsrpen niat mstr ale $4,000 esrRdsrt NOD G:stntbun'
mpppu tur6 in Neuer metr ais $4,000 rertb serfbrt reroen ftnnte.
Itsle Gsmpasnie SerNGert sssen ~gef&artsuns eser Gntshneuns onrd
Zen 8lis. Die Girettpren istea mstr sarauf, fdsre ds aussssttnts
GeIhafte al tbun, Ia pteS ete teFert @drantte fir Die 5crtcauer uas
zen ensiiden eric!s IL; Gle tatea % I'D CUR a,sse! s sssa aat
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ten baeur& rel au eriparsa eas IL bic Vsrlaeruns ~ nsm pisit9sa
Rotten ,rsHe Ger gerluRt unb Muslagrn ~gewdtren, ea bte Vewnnfe AUS
i&lesGa BEN gerfasrten gu sut iSmmsn. unp. tnsem Ne sar Ssiseit.
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fbuen In Nnrsntune sebra6te plan bic Wefsuftaft gu elmer Sauernees
ub fur bic prise> Sntaber fGeren Mnfalt maain ptre.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

YradtpoQe Wonatsidrift.
9ie Slultrirte gSelt.
Blatter ausgatur nnb9eten, mi7enlhaft unb8unf.
Bur gelebruns unb unterbaltuns.
10. Sabrgang. 1865.
Mit elmer porsislibsn grdnie:
xJrIbltn stu #"
Sem. BON giris. GET. ppn @eaer a. ( 3pa bod, 21A 3oa brett.
9iefe f65ne unb nisliae 9eti6rift erfdeint in IL Soften
sas sleidmibia rsi@baltis unb pra6tpoll tllu,
Il rirt unc eignet ih aaus befDnbers sur 8amilien=See=
tire. 0ies i65ne @ilt: .9ie grhblin8sIuf' sisbi
einen berrliden 3immerfdmnd.
Der grdnumeratiOnspreis fir ben sass.a Sabrsans, nebA
eer 9rinie, 1T muir % rs.
gHir ,pibten unieren eanhsleuten ni9ts S46neres
9 ~efieres unb grstsw arbtseres 3u %empfeblen ali
biefeW o natsI1rH UNI ertuarten eesbalb sablreihe9 efelun5en.
SbcctalD unb Sbeurfauf,
@u4= nnt 9unibaneluna, @curtbans, Cincinnati. .,
Der SnuIrirte Tautilieuzaalenaer fir 1865 ia scu'
fdrbis pergrihen.
Sanuar Is. '65.-w
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

&rlbe! 6rdbe! 6rdbe!
&ras Did! &rat Did Rras DID
@beaton's Ointment
turirt Bic 8rdkt In 40 stunbsn.
aurirt aud ten saIsfIuS, @ef4wmre, 8rsfbeu.
len unb 6autausi4ldse. Breis so @emts. Bel allen
M~pDtbefern Git sertaufen.
I9enn man so @ents an 30 eets u. Rotter, ein,iee
asenten. 40. Waibinetpn Straee. Bottom. ididt, 70 pirn bic
saIte pOiifrei eur@ Die POa mad irsene eine'n abeile Der Der.
Staaten ~perfanet.
O. 8obsrts u. Co., "a gorS 6o@fra6e, asenten fur
Columbus.
Mp 20. '65. b20Stt %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Soldiers, your State thanksyou and give5
you pledge of her lasting gratitude. She
looks with pride upon your glorious
achievements, and cOnsecrates herself to
you for ali time for your unfsltering
heroism. To you New York willingly en-
trusted her honor, her fair name, and her
great destinies. You nave proved worthy
Of the confidence reposed in you lave re-
turned these trusts with added lustre and
fnrraaaed value
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rs.s.se, rTtrr1 H.,
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River and steamboat Sews.


River falling, with three feet four inches
on Harpeth Shoals.
A dispatch 70 Boyd 4 Pesbles yesterday
from Capt. Ben. Howard, announces that
The regular packet Brilliant viii Be in port
on time, and leave a. her regular hour, 70
an, Saturday tie Iosh, for St. Louis
The steamer Mamie wss sold BY Capt
". h. Carroll to The city last Tuesday tos
ssa0O.
The regular packet Leni LsOa Of the
Pioneer Line viii leave for Evansville his
afternoon at 5 pm. Boyd Feebles, Agts.
The Volunteer Ien Cneinnati on the OH
for this port.
The Brilliant departs for St Louis al 40
am tomorrow.
The Bermuda departs FOR Louisville At
4pm, to morrow.
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HEADq1ARTERs 4TH ARNY OORPsI
EAsHyILlE, 7zEEs June 2, 1855.
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10 strangers ana Citizens.

We 6o-not profess 70 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found at his
ohce at al hours, day or night J" nor do
We. in offering our services 70 the invalid,
desire 70 recommend ourself in preferences
70 other equally well established and sx-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend 70 be inlalible, or tho only man ca
Pable Of curing the various diseases men,
Eioned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any tsonder-
fi sccrct rezedies, or extraordinary aqrec-
a5lc treatment OF ~PGitGtivsss rs all sensible
men must know, that success in the prae-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of net0 Fesasdies, or aesg
modes Of Treatment, a. upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by sxpe-
rienca aud patient application. We res
pectnily refer the public 70 our general aG-
vertssment, in Snother part Of the paper.
Once houra from 8 in tne morning tn 3
8 night L. L coLsx1s, II. D.
"a North Cherry 81. Nashville. Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

We would respectfully notify the patrons
Of the house knois1 IS Congress Hail. coz
noF church and Eummef, that ws hare
moved our bar, wines, liquors and cigars,
% The ponaEannit restaurant on Caerry
street, where thos . famous eobslerss wines
and liquors Of AL kinds viii DO served up
IN the nost impy owed style. While Con
gress Hall existed il was tbs Eayest place
among the eay, an a lived like . jolly god
fellow. We hope and trust 70 see al Of eur
old patrcns, and Il who love 3 goodccol
refreshing drink a. the D~onasanha- We
shall endeaEor By every Peesible means %
maka The DonaERl ma - c0ngenial q place
81 he most faatidh yua might desire.
A fne vine rooE ] il alwsys st the SERVED
Of 3 patEous- y. y. PtKErx Co.
ianel-l.EL
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AMUsEMENTs


THE1TRE.-Aiss Helen Western tskes 3
benefit tO-nieht and win appear in two
pieces, the HFrsneh Spy" and the ePst Of
the Paiteons." Ia the former she plays
the tripArtfte character Of the Spy, and in
the latter, Paul, Both pieces are judieiOus-
y cast We trust that the fair ~bsne6ciAryf
win be e~omplinsntsd with zE overlooking
house. wers sr1aus nT
Esw THnsraS-Mas Jennie Hight comes
bsEors tie passons Of this house tO-aight
for 8 benefit, and appears in the character
Of Fanshon in the drsna Of that liant.
She perse nates this chsractsr with great eff
feet, and Is rapidly attaining rs-eminencs
n it. No admi-er Of genuine talent ought
to be sbsent 70 night. And we feel sure
that her benefit win be a grand success.
A grand Matinee was given yesterday
l~asfn5On a tie New Theatre for the BEN
eft Of Mr.. H. II. Paddock, the gentleasniy
We understand the Rttendanee was
large The psrformsnce a~hould.have
been something shove ordinary, as the tai
snt Of both Theatres was in the cast. Mr.
Paddock deserved . good benefit, for he ia
al his pots, and Is ever kind and At
to all who visit The New Theatre.
THn cERous-The circus pulled up stakes
yesterday snd shipped itself % Columbia.
From thence it goes to Pulaski, Huntvilis,
stevenson, Chattanooga and Knoxville, af-
ser which it wiz pay our city another visit,
md wiIagain be patrOnizsd By OverWhslm-
ing audiences. asa
PoEASDs yAErErfEs.-The audiencs
lie Variety last evening was very large
md the p~erformsres excellent. Since Sam
Poland opened the Variety Theatre he has
net With unboundod suceesss and he has
deserved i, 900, Tor he always gets up an
entertainment calculated in every respect
delight an audience. This is the last
week Of M. cobb's troupe Of trained dogs,
nonkies and costs. Those who have not
cen them should, BY ali means, embrace
he earliest opportuEitylof doing 30.
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AeerresPOndent a Camp Hsrker writes
Us that, on The oh inst. the body Of q man
q Sns found aosting down TIE river near that
Poius, and taken e the shore and buried.
i seemingly had been in the river a num-
Der Of days, as 81 was very badly swollen
and rapidly becoming deoOmpOsed. There
were no clothes Cd fhe body and Il seems
probable that he was drowned while bath.
ing. HIS hair vas OF n dark color snd
somewhat curly. He wore a rough bras
-fing GA the third 6neesof Tho lsn hand.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

. We ~fregssntly receive standardization
FROM "Many Voters" calling upon persons
% become cundidstea Cor ofice. Yesterday
We received one from them, stating that
they do not desire IS csrtsin gentleman to
run FOR a certain high and responsible po-
sitioc. MANY yotsrsy did not let Ms know
who they are, consequently We put their
4 communication in our basket Of chipsl
Kindiing is not needed just now.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

cniRrSAt CorRTEThe stats vs.. W. Biz
ehetti returned sverdiet Of not guilty. The.
State va. Cotton, charged with larceny; the
jury was empannelled and indictment read
% the Court. The jury is conPosed a. fol-
lows: ". II. Townsend, j. B. Drake, VIM.
Jseksons Martin Robbs Geo. Bolton, Frank
Wagner, Elijah Harlow, G.zs. Lever, J. l..
Rryanb Vim. Dalton, o. o. Knight.
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In the Recorders Court yesterday James
Thompson was 6hsd $50 and costs for
drunkenness and disorderIy conduct. He
stopped a gentleman on the street and made
an attack On him with = knife. Parties
were ALEC fined for sleeping in the market
house, committing nuisance, and other
small offences. The number Of cases Of
drum eBness WA ~thirty-six. att'
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for is recovery, if possible should be inusi.
tused.
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NY.
The Raleigh Progress, S0th ult, gives
. very hopeful account of crop pros
poets in that State, and thinks if the
people can manage 70 get along until
the crops are matured, they viii be able
70 take care of themselves. Tho sol
diers hGye returned home and gone "a
work, large numbers Of the negroes in
the country are at work, and many Of
the white women and children are as.
sisting on the farms; and all seem anx.
ious 70 raise enough the present year to
get them beyond the reach Of want fol-
the next aoI
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The an Irmr Oorns.

wv VI 1NAt AHtNa " -AA AghAlAIAM VI
bis division OF the zth army corps about to
be mustered out Of service. The following
is a similar order from Maj. Gen. Stanley,
commander 81 this corps:
HKADquARTEHs ATE AsEEs o0EPs,
EAsHyILLE, 7EEEs june 2, 1855.
General orders, No. q: 81
To the officers and soldiers Of fhs reei-
monts Of 1852, who are about to lsavs Is.
the General C~ommahding the Corps, desires
10 tender his congratulations upon their
past proud career, and good wishes Cor their
future prosperity and happiness. Coming
into service at a period OF the war when
success seemed doubtful-after all the illu-
sions Of excitement end frst Impressions,
that war ives all pomp aud glory, had
worn Of-you from the beginning
Of yoar service, pretty fully real
lied the stern, hard task before you,
aud well have you performed the task. In
81 that cppslitutes 3 Vatcran soldier, you
are not one whit behind any soldier in our
great army. In this army particularly,
your regiments have passed through all
1he Important battles foaght BY lhe Army
Of the Cumberland. How much influence
these battles have had in destroying the
great rebellion Of this century, hisiory must
determine. or the award, these regiments
% s63, viii haven fun share. The rebel
lion il ended, aud you leave us for your
homes. Brought up as our young men Of
she North are 20 industry n seif-exer-
tion, you will find il no Inconvenience or
hardshipto exchange the discomforts oi
camp, and vicissitudes Of military life for
the peaceful avocations Of the citizen. We
part With you In sorrow, and viii, until the
end Of life, cherish you in our memories,
as eur brave, smisble. and constant friends
and companions in arms.
By command Of Msjor General
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EE1rLra Ocr-cIosrSo oa4."-The i'm
mense Butar StOok, consisting Of Tobacco,
Cirgars, Liqu0rBof all kiBds, Canned Fruits,
Boo 9 and Shoes, Hats, Cent? Furnishing
Goods and Notions, Il bang sold out a.
Eastern cost at a. 4 u. LGndaburg, corner
Public square and Market street, % change
theiz traaa. These goods must Be sold, 70
make ROOM for others. Su1ers viii find
i 70 heir advantages 70 caii. Cof1er Square
and Market atrosC =
may78-tG q
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Persona wishing 20 eject assurances
uPon any description Of property are refer
red 70 the advertisement Of <. D. Fairness
worth, Esq. He esn accommodate them.
He is Agent COR ths Home Insurance Com
psny. Columbia Insurance Company, and
Arctic Insurance. Company, all Of New
York, together having aoapitai Of s., OOs ,Ooo'
His Office is No. 25k, North Cherry street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

PHorooR1pas.-F ~hotoEraphs Of Generals
Federal and Confea srats. The largest col
Isctisa IN the vest, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, G~allsFyofths
Cumberland, 1scszurstTsst opposite Com
msFsisi Hotsf. IL msya7-a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

IA McKune, Of the 7sth Penn. Vols, viii
relieve Capt LOveioy, assistant chief Of city
petrol, instead Of L. II. Brown, Of the &h
\ Z. Inf, Is stated in Wednesdays paper.
Our genial friend, the Captain, will still be
on hand Cor . few DAYS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Two sOldier Of ths 18th eorps who had
Just been paid Of, got in a row on smoky
yesterday, and satlsmpted 10 resist the
saaid Cue vas killed and the ether dan
serOusly wounded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Tbs Raleigh (E. c. Standard Of the 2Sth
ulL, says "When Easkvlne Tan. and The
southern Methoaist Beck Concern was de-
stoyed, Among be masuscripts was ! vort
o. Miracles, approved on account az IL
great need a. present in stemmiue he tide
% German inadelity. ana IL ~sinruls.lv
unique cast Of matsH end Arrangement.
and At the time sbout being issued under
tAe eye Of the distinguished Dr.. summers.
not as ehateh work, Ter it was not sscta-
rian in The least having been examined BY
different denominations bat designed alike
tr All, and Ger All time"
The anthor IS. T. olds, ESQ., Of Eorth
c~ArOlins, did not retain a duplicate Of even
a psge Of The manuscript, and i not pre.
pared 70 reProdaee Il.
Asthe Book conesra vas not DESTROYED,
Is is probable the nsnpscript was carried
0dhy some one who had ne idea eftts valuo
ltmAy stu be in sxIsteree, aud measure
for is recovery, Il P~ossibles should be inst
tuted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark Gregory. Fani-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities 70 suit, at The Butter De-
pot S. Broad street.
je2-lm CLARK 4 GEEsOzy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Gen. Wilson has his head quarters at
Macon, Ca. His administration Of aGalrs
Is rapidly Winning the condolences Of the
people, and reeoneiling them to me restora-
tion Of the authority Of the Union.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

The steam engine Eclipse gave she
Market House q thorough washing yeater-
day, it was not lone too soon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Dr.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
to suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in ali cases. see general advertisement,
and call ct his Office, No. q Deadriclt street
frst door, up stairs. may I7-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

CrTr CouScrL.-A regular meeting ofthis
body vas held yesterday afternoon. Tho
only business OF importance transacted Was
he distractions 10 eommittsss. The com-
mitfee on Common Schools was instructed
70 put the school houses turned over BY the
military authorities Ia repair. The proper
OHicers were insiructsd % levy tbs taxes
for The current year under the act passed.
The committee On Pebble Springs we're in
ssrueted 10 put ali the springs in the city in
coed order.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

We saw q man on The streets yesterday
with hair 50 long he had 10 put it up in .
net d Ia Fashionable Females.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

BAEKRvFTl BAxKRUPTi The Bankrupt
Sale Store, No. 80 North Market street, is
SIN selling boots shoes ana hats 81 bank
rupt prices, or city per cent. cheaper
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

The gunboats on the upper TennesSee
River are 20 90 into peace quarters at the
strip yard. Chattanooga.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

EIeF For saie at his once, one good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for eash-
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81 Hossottoris, Ccdrcn sRd Rebaek's Bitter.
Atrsa hari1 avs Seils hersaparlatt FOR
sale e. the lowest eash rates et q. ". Eos.
tara, No. IS Fnhfic SQUARE. Dr. II. A.
Smith attends % 1e ooiapo1nding Of pre-
seripnons. -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Ed. Willard has received Ballou's Dollar
Monthly for July, the Ledger, Ned Bunt-
lines Own, ths Pilot, and Budget Of Fun.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Do you want 70 play At ten pinss no,
aIIE Nhere can you End : mare PLEASANT nlaes
thaH a Edwards Bowling Saloon, Nc. Al.
6oash Front street? Ar you fond ofs la.
aas uiBs ssor Thy siomach,s saks,s Or an az.
%ssienl eleAf, II %, call o. Edwsrds' as6
you win be suited. And should you be il
want o. 8 eomferiabls h0ns IA the shape q
. boardlag koase, thsn 81 al means ay
Eduaras' and oar word Er \ ycu via b
sahsssd, iunei.In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Nsssrs. Cone 4 Tunnel received last even
ing the New York dailies, the Ledger, Less
les Budget 81 Fan the Cincinnati and
Louisville dailies, and lots OF other residing
metter- tHa sysA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

ETE ASp EAn,-Treated upon scientific
principles, By Or. AbOrn, Commercial Ho-
lal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

We are indebted 70 W. c. Collier and the
Adams Express Company for late Papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

For sale at this Office. one Hand Wagon,
nsarIy new, which viii be sold cheap.
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cAPErAL ALI PAN IN.
Ia chsnOery st osr.hsgs.


"a E LMVAla BIZ.
srnl. Goode and < Wright
IN eEs caase e appsErng 20 The sa6sAc6ea n
The Clerk snd Master shst toe defendants 5. Gcods
aHtE a WnRrfare non residents q ne Stsie o.
TeuneeeeH - fhat tie n7dinaU urtezs a iag csE-
not b. served On uhcm; u = therefore orderod fhsI
ruhlcatol - made fcr four Consecutive weeks Is
tso Nashville Union, = newspaper noblshtd % IA
n4g q En1aUlls IauuHSseA reFuFine aaid daiand,
EaE % tTpeAr On or nti1ft The 4lFutt 8llaa foIs
6sorR he Cara sod Mssier, at odscs h tie scvn =
cEf5ffE, Tttn19sne, hen end tnsre 70 ulsaS. 81.
seer urcemgr a c~uupiNHarI8 hlis q fhA- aarr
NJ - hknE fr eonftssed ead 81 ~ kesfnr =
pa1l D. H. ckhPbKLlckM.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

OrR Jos orFioz-wssre executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the nastest style, and At the lowest
prices, At this Office.
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old PsPsrs for sale At this Once. The
largest in the ely
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The oGeers Of ths An Army Corps, and
such enlisted men as can be spared, on pass.
es rom heir commands, are invited to at
tend a meeting At 10 o'clock, 4. H., satur-
day, the 10th inst, at the Head Quarters Of
Major Goodspeede Chief Of artillery, 4th A,
O., on the Hardin Pike, ebout ons-haIf mile
outside the outer line Of Qualifications, fos
the purpose Of selecting q Committee to
adopt IN Army Badge for the Army Of the
Cumberland now 90 fast breaking up into
detaohments, OF dispensing 70 their homes,
and " treaseet such Vther business IS may
come up on The occasion.
All officers Of the line and staff on duty
in Nashville, as well as an oficers of the
Army OF the Cumberland, are invited 10 at
tend and viii, il is trusted, join in this en-
terprise.
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Major Gen. Stanley has also issued the
following Circular calling a meeting to
adopt an Army Badge:
HAP QrlHuns, FoURfH AHur Cosrs,0
CzAR HAzgsR, HAsHvILLE. TRsx.,
June z, 1885