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

The dead body of young man, nine
teen or twenty years Of age, was
brought TO this city on Sunday night,
by the up train from Atlanta. The cir
cunstances connected with the finding
of the body render it uncertain wheth-
er death resulted from accident or
foul play. The young man was named
Otis Boyington, and was in the employ
of Captain Garlic, 81 Railroad Courier,
He left this city on Sunday evening, on
the 6 clock train for Atlanta Some
distance below Dalton, the parties in
charge Of this train, net the up train,
and informed them that a man had
been knocked Off the cars at the first
water tank below Dalton, and for them
10 stop and pick him up. When the
up train arrived at the water tank, they
discovered the body lying on the side
track, lifeless, bat still warm. An ex-
animation showed that he had received
a deep cut, sufficient to kill him, on
the back OF the head, but whether he
had been struck by some portion Of the
water tank, as the train passed, or
whether ne had been struck BY some
parties on the train, and thrown Off OF
it. is unknown. His friends in this
city state that he bad two or three hun
dred dollars about his person when be
left here on Sunday evening, at 6
o'clock, but when the body came back,
there was only ten cents IN the pockets.
Nothing has been discovered as 70 the
cause of his death. His friends here
intend to have the body embalmed and
forwarded to his relations, who live IN
the neighborhood Of GAINESVILLE, Wis
consiu.-Chat Ga, Aug Isl.
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Santa Anna.

This Mexican veteran Of thirty reyo
lutions, who is now seventy years old
is out in bitter manifesto TO his coun
trymen against the Empire Of Maxi
milan. 1t is written from his retire
ment in the Island of St Thomas
From it we extract the following;
81 owe you an explanation. The pub
lie journals of the capitol published
my recognition of the French interven-
ton. This act of mine did not origin
ate from my own will, but was imposed
upon me by the force of circumstances.
Scarcely did the steamer that con-
Quoted me anchor in the port ere q
French commander presented himself
before me on board of the vessel, as
the Chief Superior Of Yera Cruz, and
made known to me that | would not
be allowed TO land, but, on the con
trary, he should oblige me to return in
the same vessel if l did not immedi-
ately comply with the conditions which
he presented me, written in French.
These conditions required me to recog-
nize the intervention and the monarch
elect, and not to address the people.
"Such great insolence could only ex-
cite my indignation But the suffer
ings of my wife, caused by the painful
journey by the sea, and the advice of
some friends who came to meet me,
inclined me to subscribe to these con-
ditions, which, however, did not hber-
ate me from the annOyances to which
l was exposed.
"Allthis proves that the Intervention
could not be supported without mis-
trust of the presence Of the soldier who
had always defended with energy the
rights of his country. humbling on va
rious occasions the flag Of tie naughty
potentates, and making their so-called
invincible legions bow under the yoke
of democracy" Y
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The Rumors OF she Troubles On the
RiO Grande all CanaFds.

Il is stated here that some clique, for
some purpose-probably stockjoboing
have been making 3 concerted effort
TO induce the belief that q collision is
impending, and, indeed, almost inn
possible 70 be avoided, between our
troops and the French troops on the
Rio Grande. To this end was the story
Of the thirty FIVE thousand men being
ordered for the French service on the
Rio Grande; the story Of the existence
Of m-Wiil between our officers and
French officers, and the story Of a re-
ported collision, near ClarksYille, Tex
as, between the United States troops
and the French -Mexican troops there.
All these stories have proved 70 De
based on the most trivial foundation
imaginable. The Government has no
information whatever sustaining any
such .repOrts.- Wash OR. On Coz. lst
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IA OARD.

rYYHR undersigned kegs constantly on hsnd =
v,.a assorted stock of Iron, Csslngs' N.i-s'
s--.i-, 49, C,t,rsr. Zinc. Sssh, Glars. Axes,
h.. rlrvrs Cotton ScrapeTs, 1hrssiupg dachlneei
forn sherers. Straw Cutters, Nagou llmpert Flre
Rrick. ma Clay. Hydrsuhc Cement flssier a.,
Eir,ls Grndstones. Ruckeis, Tuts, hrootna,
Fi0ur. Ilsrd, and Groceries, AMI vauonf o.nei N-
tsi,s rene nj ior city and country Trade, anion
NVe' e"'' VA. LYON A CO.
III -, as Marked str et.
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NorgcE.-We would inform sii persons
having claims againsi the Government
which were 6led With the Board of Claims,
Of which Wiiliam Driver vas Eccordars
ernvsned by Special Field Order 10. % /.
dated March 18Th, 1883, Department Qf The
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
sriy adjusted by calling a. oar Gree
We will also have their Nouchoga, Re-
caipis, and Accounts ordered back ifom
Washingl0n, D. O., for tha Introduction "
other proof, ia order 90 su5siautiats ths en-
tire claim, that the parties may Eet thciE
lust iudobtsdness nom the Government.
io3o-tf n ToafErEs 4 Co.
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SERMON By DR.. QUISrARp The Rev.
DR. Quintard, of Nashville, Tennessee,
Yesterday preached in St Thomas
church. corner Of Houston street and
Brcsdwav. The reverend divine select
ed his text from Acts, iii, l9-"Repent
We. therefore, and be converted, that
your sins msy be blotted out and
proceeded TO elucidate the meaning Of
the words repentance and conversion,
concluding with an eloquent appeal to
the congregation 70 fulfill the iDjunc-
tons contsined in his text. Its good
sign when ministers from the South
come again among their brethren Of
the North, and perhaps tends more 70
A re-establishment Of friendly feeling
between the tso sections OF tha eoun-
try than scores Of proclamations. The
CONGREGATION was not so large az the
merit Of the preacher deserved, and no
allusion Whatever was made through
out TO the condition or cause Of thC
South. IN J. Herald, 5lst vi.
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Sisters Of the Order Of Saint Dominic

NTyELL known In this and the adjoining States
w ss experienced and competent directors OF
female education respectfully inform the citizens
Of Nashville, and the public IN general, that spa
clcua building. recently erecfed, enables them %
receive Target nuInber Of pupils. =
E1he Acaiemy is about mile rom the city, and
b sfiated in one Of the most beautful and healthy
loca' in its vicinity.
The LADIES' Of this Institution, being especially
devoted 10 The educstoa Of the young Of their
osn sex, win lesFe nothnG undone 70 impsrt %
the pupils Conhded &c Their care thonough eou-
cation iu the hishest sense Of the word.
The reiiUon professed BY the Ladies of the In
sEtuacn 4 the Catholic, and they viii impart spe-
cisl religious instruction % pupils protesting that
Ain. A 81 -
I PTipna Of every religions denomination will b.
admitted, and DO undue influence VII Be used 70
as the religious principles Of the young laniesi
nor will any OF them o. perTni ted 70 embrace the
Catholic faith without The verbal or Erten consent
OF parents or guardians.
Unsornity and good order, hoEever, reqlirs the
sfiendsnpe q ali It norning ana eyenlng prayers.
and al ire religions exercises on Sunday
i The Course OF Sluaies . divided INTO four d.
nsrtneuts each department having iis oHn dlstnct
course Of siudies assiguBd IT,
The Academic ear vii consist 81 two Sessions
the frst commencing on TIE hrst Mc1day Of
September, the second on the MS Monday or FEB
rnsrv. The Acsdemio Year y u elese with public
distrihu8on of premiums ana honors, srout tne
e0th Of June Of each year.
Parents or Gusrd sns wishing % plsce theig ciIll
,lrensor wards in ths Institution vii Be- received
on any day bu; Sunday
For further psrt el.lars sppiy at he Academy.
An business lslters 20 Be aidfessed % tle Mother
Superior, Saint Ceclis's Academy, Mount Nernon,
Nashville. Tenn. isaS-a
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The Whalers Destroyed BY the Shenan,
dOah.

The New Redford Standard says Of
the destruction Of eight whaleships BY
the pirate Shenandoah q
"This is a more severe blow than
New Bedford has experienced since
the British invasion and destruction of
the shipping and business part Of the
town In ITS It took many years for
the place 10 recover from the effects Of
that Wanton raid, and now, our city
being on the decline, this second act Of
British vandalism is doubly severe.
We may. reasonably expect, however,
that the present season will see the last
of such piratiesl disasters TO thewhal-
ing business, and our merchants, by ex-
hibihng a new spirit Of enterprise, may
do much to retrieve the past Let the
full number of vessels be Immediately
fitted for the fishery, and we may con
fidently trust that before they arrive
on the cruising grounds the pirate will
be among the things that were. In
consequence of the news whale oil Is
going up, and this should be an sddi-
tond incentive 70 embark in the bust
ness.
Some months ago communication
was addressed by Messrs Williams &
Haven, Of New-London, in behalf Of
the Pacific whaling interests, to the
Navy Department, setting forth the
danger of the feet being attacked by
the Shenandoah, and answer. was re-
ceived that several naval vessels were
then in the Pacific Ocean, and others
on their way to Join the squadron, and
no danger need be apprehended- Many
war risks have been cancelled by the
owners of vessels on this assurance of
safety. Still there is no available force
now st hand 10 cope with the pirate
The present wholesale destruction OF
vessels viii doubtless incite the Govern.
ment 70 do as much - 20 lock the door
nov that the horse has been stolen, and
we have confidence thst the Pacific
win in s few months swarm with our
cruisers and the pirates viii either be
driven from the sess or run up at the
yard-arn.
The total value Of the vessels belong.
ing TO this port was S237 600, and the
total Insurance. amounts TO but Sli6,-
425 War policies hsd been cancelled
and ceased By Limitation, amounting %
about $4,000 The mutual Marine
and Pacific Mutual Offices had no Wa7
risks on any Of the captured vessels
There is much excitement among
our merchants and al the insurance
Offices, and no more war risks VIII be
taken on vessels cruising in the Pacific
and Arctic Oceans until further adyices
are received
A dispatch received by Msssrs Swift
d Allen from Capt Williams, Of bzrk
Jireh Swift, dated San Francisco, 20tf
inst, states that his vessel was burned
by the pirate of Cape Taaddeas, I'd
June. She bad taken four hundrec
barrels whale oil thus early in the sea
/ son
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This vice, which s never praoticad IN
the presence Of any one has proves ths
everlasting ruin Of Thousands Of tho nobioat
and most talented young men thai ever
gave tongue 70 sloquence or pan 10 aon A.
u has destroyed health, blasted she conBti .
sutton. and reduced the miserable victim tc
living skeleton. Nor are thesa it1 fual
aud fatal effects In ita paina arc ecatlerad
the ruins CT reason, the most meiaucholy
sight that can meet mortsl eyes. 10 BE-
cured permanently Of this affection, call On
Dr. Colemau, No. % North Cherry sirsoi,
or address him BY letter, Box s02, Nash
vile, Tenn. tas95-a
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The. WORLDS Grsat Remedy.

Us rePuiailuu lor curag acroflia, GA nloars hfp
iout coinrlEnt, zicerated sCra throat ahIto sala-
lng dark hioithos, of defect. IN fho sdn. hos Vsl
low skin, M trasl1us or Wallug Eaef. rhauu1arsr
alecnons, pains in the bones A. ia aiihoui rrlaI-
lei. 1he weak snd de6li ated, Or k1Y dssasa cf a
scroin.oas naiure, q = sure % Do gccd. a. the
many thousand taslmoniala non az naria 81 fla
world vii prove, nothing ever discovered can com
psre Eith : IN cuiiug thai class cf disoriar1.
Neruurla sud sypn'hlc Naelses % ah1gi Or iour
siluiing--n --ncthlnE has ever proved 40 edstaaal II
completely eradicaiing even Fssage 81 lhese dsa-
Eefoua ccu1p|a1uil
Chrome Ecypaias of ne Face is ourea % q eraai
cer1aiutF.
nark bintches, OF defnots Ia the ssin. eta t1ts
srpcar. The "fanacca' and ',uautucnf viii q sar
tie s<u. als 6 Ve . more yoatiIiil coulusezi1u.
To be sura os Feinlg the pure aud genE| Pa
acea, pu7chasa dIrect q The principal cfd1e Of Df.
sTayne q sou, SO North sixih atrcei Phiisdcirais
or q the Drug Store of
VI &C. W. HsnTH. Dfuerstt.
Cor. ChuTuh and Nlea -. EashFi1f.
maYi1-2In we'd IA SIN
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nsYERs RUNT-BisnuiaetursT Of sll the
nj Latest STYLES Of First Class Carriages and
B1ggies, Express Wagons and Csryal.s, ~ North
Market street. .,,.f -. .r
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Tstisr, Itch, Scale Head,
Am EFupHon8.

pr. ssaynes tArmy Ttchl An Bssling 0inanenL" q"
Dr sEsgua'a Army itchl Sal hsaliug uiutma1l ''
Or as-yus's Army iichl "An-aeaiIng usuinadL' %
No case 20 oualnafe, or louF stsld uf. ID Ell Dos
eure IN a ahorl ume al kinds or Ielier sFe pcrua-
nentiy cured Army iich. HhI1h ig % prsFalcut .t
neveF fails % cure Cbrouic Erysipelaa. saii leum
RingWorms, Barbers' itch &c., Eluptons eofarua
the whole aurface Of The uodys old uIcaf1 81 msag
yeara siandinl thai pit at dalsnco aFoTV aLlef
mode Of treatmenf az ysiito the heslins pFlpas
Ees ol the great vegetable salFe.
Price O. cents By aeadina o. cents io IT,
aWayne A Son. $50 North airfn street. fliaioIptla
boz WI be mailed % ANY pali of the unltsd alsies
RE- of charge.
Sold by W. r. &C. W. SMITH. prugg'sta
Cor. Chunah ald Nlns ~. NssaFhla.
mayl2-4m sed ui zun
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Posox1xa-Mrs. Margaret Cooper, a
colored woman, was brought before the
Provost Msrshai, charged with poison
ing two soldiers belonging 70 the 44th
u. IS. @. I. Il il alleged that she invi.
ted the men TO her house % eat dinner,
after the eating they were taken siek,
and IN examining Surgeon stated that
they had been poisoned They also
assert that they lost their money while
in the ho6se. The men were IN such a
condition that they could not tell what
had happened to them--Chal 6a-.
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Knight Brothers would repeatedly IN
fsrrn ihsir friends and shs public gsnerAiiy'
thas hey have removed their "ood ana
Coal oEes 70 ". r. Ccrnsiius', No -
chureh street. where lbsy ere prepared V
su al orders for Stove we'd and cumosr-
- 90 augl.it
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Whatever may be thought Of Presi.,
aent Johnson or any Of the measures
~ IA Administration, there can Be 10
doubt as 70 the thorough disloyalty Of
- Iate speeches Of Emerson Ether
fdse Unless 3 crazy man, he i trai-
To- The only question Is WHISTLER bis
attsst plscs Is the mad house or ths
nanltantarY. In. Jsa1.
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Tus CorFrssIoss AID ErrrnfEscEof ~ ~
valsD.-Pubhshsd for the bensht, ana es
cartion % young men and others, ~ao siiisr
ffon Rerrous Debility, Preinatufe Dee.f o.
Nsnhoos. e., supplying 81 the sans TIME
The means oil self-cure- by one wno haa
cured bimself aiisr undergoing CONSIDER. be
onscksry. By snc'oang poiipeia ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be nad
Of tns author.
EaTHAmEL MtygsIR, Eso.,
Brooklyn Kings CO., 3. i.
anef-2m-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-04

THr EbrcrIovs ~ ENGLAND --Ihe'ad-
vices bv the City Of New York, re-
ceiVed via Cope Rscss show that the
Ministerisl party hss strong hold on
tbe coufdence of ne country. Up 70
the IOth inst the Liberals had gained
eighteen members, and their eontrol O
t5s next Parliament, BY 3 decided ma
joritv. l. no longer q matter OF doubt
WEI An their shortcomings, the Nhigs
bava included in their ranks cur only
friepds n England, snd Weare satisfied
10 Sc them continued in power, % ihe
exelusion of open partizans Of the re
ballian IN u. Ifsiz.
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BRiDCMAN
Oil and Salt
COMPANY. 80
Capital $25O,Oo
DIRECrORs.
Ofice---NO. IL College Street,
Y NASHVILLE, TENN
incorporated ,adsr tie Laos of thf Sais
Of 1ennfssee.

FfIHIS Company is organized for the purpose OF
4 Mining and BorinO iol Petroleum, Cosl, Salt
water aus her valuable minerals and
Now owns in Zee siuple upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Lsnd il Rhsa, Hamilton, Bled
soc end Van Burtn counties also
Vsrous Leases, including Gnlehes, 6orges,
Coal Coke and Iron Banks, one salt Wei, hree
Oefire Banks, and two p ssler Banks; slso
Several pla es where ind cstilns Tor Petroleum
are good a. any iu the etate
The Cap tsl Of thi Company IS $3.50 goo, With the
priv lege Of increasing It 20 81. 100000.
The trssidsnt Of this Company is an Id res dent
Of Bledsos county, Tenn, favorsbly and extensive
ly known Ur
Shares in this compsny are 500 each. subisctto
calls OF 10 per cent, no oitener than once in three
mouths
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Of the etoek
this Company has already been subscribed.
Tbs once OF this Company IL at No. II College
street, fsshv lie, where sDy nformatO on can be hed
and subscriptions Of Stock taken. r
B. +. BRfDGmAN. President
T. J. WILaoE, Secretary. Nr ETH
iyso-lm afaaas4
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OmicefS Accounts made out and csahsd-
Quartermastsrb' and Ordusnce accounia
promptly made Up By T. Tompkins, luto
Majer la,h regiment nlinoii cavalry. or
fec sorner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Our optician, - IS Unien strssi, . snP
piled viii as extensive stock q vPei-
Gis.s... s,srso.espes. Microscopes and Asia-
.ssii,si rs.trnmsnis. III. Spksroissl sPee-
49,. A.. he grsaisst asiP ior sAs human
-. .v-r lnrsntsd, and ars uarrsntsa 70
,s,i,vs re eye. whsshss Cor sas Fsa~ing q
.ssHinE. sss'o
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| C,kNERON. VIZ. 4 C0.-Book ard job Printers,
| and pa fishers Of the Day and hsekiy
| Union, Printers Alley. between Union Snd peSa'
4 erick streets
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ieFOutRolIs

Oflcsrs who are anzio1s 20 gst thar som
pauies mustered on Of services 20 a. % allow
lheir fuen 20 40 boms, can have thflr muster
out folla eEecut-d IN eue day - O'Nsi u
flaim Agsneg ofics, 10. IS Cedar s. - a
err back pzy ard aounty secursd. Monthly
returns + ouarfarmsstsr stores, snd quaf-
teriy returns Of ordnance stor,s prqmPuy
executed. iy25-imo'
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oFder from General Gregg Paroles
Na.Id 0nIY Durlng Good BehaIIor.

Gen. Gregg. commanding at Lynch
burg, Virginia, has recently Issued an
order declaring that privileges granted
By psrole, consequent On Lees surrens
der, continue only during good beha-
vio-. When . paroled prisoner m
sulfs any officer Of the Government
which grants the parole, be forfeiia All
its benefits, and becomes prisoner o.
war, liable 20 be confined, 80 ths slii OF
the captor, OF punished 81 . military
commission may direct All Paroled
uea in Lynchburg are required BY
the same order % report themselves AZ
Headquarters, within tweuty-four hours,
and make known their means Of living
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MTNICPlL ELECTION.
nTnuornlrr.


We are aughorssd 10 announce Capt WILLIAM
DRIVER a. q candidate ior she oaiee Of Mayor q
Nashville, 81 ths couaing electon-last Saturday in
September next. U0 the
We are authoused % snuounes ABRAM NfEGs
As . candidate ios Mayor a. the sntuiBE elsOaoa.
jy0
The friends Of D. p. DICKEY, request US 70
auuounce him as ctndidste for Msyor. Et the
election on the lastssrurdaYin % September.
iys
We srs suthofired % snnouuce We MATT
BROWN. a. candidate Tor Mayor. af tho ensuing
Municipal Election. y8
We are authorised 70 anuounce VIZ 8. CHEAT
ham - a candidate ior Mayor a. ths spproaohiug
election. sugi-tds
We are authorized to announce Dr.. p. s. WOOD
WARD ss a rsudbiats ioE Mayor, his accepiancs
70 a call having been published augl Ode
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GES. JoA 3. JoESsTox-Ihe Peters
burg Index Of July %, says
The many friends Of his gentleman
viii b Interested 20 leArn that he i at
Buffalo Springs, Mseklsnburs, recruit
ing bis health altar the ardnons can
pGiga thFoagh which be has just passed.
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FHoToasaFzs.-Phosographs Of Gsraf.ls@
fsdsrsi snd coHfsia-ais. Ths largest col-
lection in ths west, ior sals, vhOlssals Aaa
retail. Remember tie piaes, Gallery Of ths
Cumberland. a5esdag street, opposite Con-
mFsiai Hotel. maylT-a
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- Chanea IL RarE.I---

The saiior Gooda at A. & M. Lana.bs1s.
eorner Public Square and Market are pos
being closed o1t. These msat bs solf -
gEs't.ess Of Prics. Nov is your hnaa 10 Fst
great eargaina there IN Tobacco, Cirsrs.
Canned kruit Oysters sardines. nofions
aud Hats. Convince yourself - callihg
there.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
Champion BfIck MsOhlne.

r1HE BR0PRIEToRs oFTHis REcEET Pa.
u tent fdr the uiruuiiclure q Hrck arc prepared
Il dsp pee of Ma hinc- snd n 81 % use the saulc-
1hi- Machine IS simple o. c0nsggUctions dees ma
rasdiiy SET cat Of reTalf; has iumenec poEsli
r,ake. the brick suuare and roiid; csa te worked
- a sfnrle hcrss cAuses ltle delay soT retnoF-
~, ssnre ,gil maze ffom iEeuty-tve 80 thirty
frss ftonaani tricts psr1 dsy. Clrcuir Nlih flil
s,srti-s,zrs forp araed en sppae<-on y bIsdlefd
ssaicf, II BroadNay, NeE lors RiE elm
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HEAD ouARrERs Pusr or NASHVILLE. 2
Eashsiils, Team, luiy 81 liis-

NUMEROUS cora iart8 b nng teqn made G.
N csp "a .tions commit & b. tahpe st t1.t
y e. th- General commsadiug b det rui - O.
bring oHa 1dars uu1.ahm ne Wilafa detactnt Do
should bs remembered hat 6oFemmrul h e1.
daayonng stafa iaE sld crl-r ihrauEr3a3 tns
southern states. sod Uaitet stEtef 20 il-rs a1uld
nos BE- ona ih cFfa and r11heu. D. appruuUafIu K
10 Their oaa u-s The prodaets Of cihEanf gaidsua,
&C., ollau thar On y mean' of live .aQod CON
m ndlng oiacer1 Of egi meats and drtdfnrleu
uili BE- held 20 q T.1t scrouuta1ifT ior tae cou
dnot % their c1mmauds, and all soldier drterind
vii te req lrted al t1esa Head Quarerss laf ilsl
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CeLakrr q Co. beg b iuform their ousto-
msrs that they still continue ths mt1ulac g
ture Of theiF vsrions styles Of Family znt
Toilet sosps, Starch, aud Cendlss.
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Eos So 81 John 81 New York.
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missary aud Ordnsnee paPers, made up
promptly by compeient and experienced
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