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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

A New York correspondent writes as fol-
lows:
Rounding the Fifth Avenue Hotel corner,
q few days ago, met, Just at the Broadway
crossing ofFifth Avenue, the tall, handsome
and stately widow Of Johu ]. Crittenden.
She was looking in splendid health, was
magnificently dressed, aud attracted the at
tenIion Of many who did not know her By
her per sonal appearance. Mrs. Critteuden
is still 8 well preserved woman.
She had hardly disappeared down Broad
way, before l was surprised 10 see smother
distinguished lady pass in the opposite d.
rection, going up Fifth Avenue. She was
not 50 well preserved, nor 50 young, but still
a noticeable lady. She was once the wife Of
Daniel Webster. As this lady went up Fihh
Avenue, 8 no less distinguished lady passed
down the street IN her carriage- Mr.. Gen.
Philip Kearney thst was, q magni 6cent
woman in respect 70 appearance, with much
natural beauty and good deal that was ar
titcial- Gen. kearney, IL will be remem-
bered, left two WidoEs-each Of whom was
designated in his win as his wife. This was
his second wife, formerly a Miss Maxwell,
daughter Of q former collector Of this port,
and distinguished merchant. The FIRST
Mrs. Kearney was Miss Diana Cuthbert Bull
lit, Of Louisville, Kentucky, sister Of the
present Collector Of the port Of New Orleans,
aud an estimable lady. While she was SIN
living, Kearney say and admired Miss Max
we'll, and she admired him. The two went
to Europe together, sn4, after being gone
about 8 year, dur ng which a suit for divorce
from the FIRST MS Kearney was prosecuted,
and obtained by some means, when they re-
turned and were married. When Kearuey
was killed, his estate vss leit 10 bis second
wife, wiIh q provision Of Ss9, 900 70 Mrs.
Kearnsy, Hee Builitt, and the same sum to
each Of her children. Mrs. Eearney, nee
Maxwell, Is living here ia fine style. She
is said t9 be very charitable, and takes great
interest IN the welfare of soldiers and their
families. She is q beautiful woman still,
and much courted and admired.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

On Monday wo Witnessed q singulsr ease
Of insanity, and tbo remarkable p0eer that
some persons havs To- control insane persons.
Az the morning actomfnodaiiou train from
New Haven TO this city stopped az s1uth-
port, Connecticut, an insane woman. appa-
rentiy about f0rty-fve years Of age. was
iurcibly brought on board the ears by her
friends, 20 Be taken 10 the Insane Retreat Of
bloomingdale. She was perfectly wild with
excitement, and her hanis were arinly tied
at her wrists 70 keep her from tearing %
her clothes A. she vas forced down in Der
seat, snd held there by her attendants, en-
entire stranger approached Der, aud, ad-
dressing iss kind words 10 her, inquired
atter her health, asked io ses her tongua
teit her pulse, sm0othed her i9sehead gently
with his hand, and IN q few momeuts en-
tirely scoihed and quieted her Her iilu-
sion was that she had loss her head and feet.
The stranger told Der she vas partly right
and partiy wrong In her impressions that
it wds tree she ha1 temporarily icsi her
feet buf that her head Wa 90 right o. was
r,sr.f 81 her showing her tongue.
He rrrvsrsed with her nearly al the way
Z, the city. got her finally b admit that her
h-,d uss rient, and told her that when she
got 20 Tweuty-acveuth street she would end
Ber feet. On reaching there, the stranger
requested that he might take her cut Of The
ears and place her in cafriags. Ths friends
we're incredulous, but eonseuted- The
stranger thea said. q We'll, Z toid you veu
would fad your feet wnen you rot here,
and sure enough you have. Cone With me"
This was sad mildly, but with q frm voice
Of assuranee aud authority, and, to the as-
touishment Of Ell present, she gst up, fol-
lowed her stranger friend Gus of thc ears,
and allowed him 20 conduct her 10 ear-
riage and place Der IN it. He then kindly
BID her good bye, and disappeared IN tbe
crUIdl without waiting 81 receive tae shoE-
er Of thanks from her ffiends.-N. y. Nc1ss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
A Southern Notice OF Northern
Preachers.

Prom the Rilh hrnond Times. urteruba-1 II.
The blood hounds Of Zion bayed loud and
frereely from thei' lolty pulpitiou Thauks-
giving Day. 10 was a ma iOnal sabbath set
apart for prayer 20 God for the return of
peace 70 q land desolated SCARED and torn
by civil war. yet hundreds of the ministers
Of the Prince Of Peace made that sacred aaF
hideous with their wolfsh hoais for blood.
They stood at their altars Ike those sderce
Roman priests who propitiated the sensual
deities Of mythology by the slaughter Of
whole hecatombs Of sheep snd oxen.
Stuffed with turkey and surieited with
pudding, they still hungercd for the little
which war has left the defeated section.
Rubicund with generous wine, their ievs--
ish thirst for "rebel blood" was az great as
that of'a lion for Wstsr after a days hunt
under the scorching rays Of Syrian sun.
Never was the holy mission OF The preacher
50 shamefally pr0sututed as it waa on
Tharsday last, by those who sought, in
Gods own temples, 10 indsme the passions
Of the North against a disarmed aud de-
fsated section. The President asked these
men 10 return thanks that there was
once more peace in the land, aod, with
faces infamed and voices hoarse with rage,
they rushed into their pulpits 20 pour iorth
vitriolic denunciaiions upon the heads of
the sorely afflicted people Of The south.
No prayer for the forgiveness Of imprisoned
coniederates did any cf the blood hounds
Of Zion send up 10 the mercyseat Of their
Divine Msster. Not one Of the cruel pack
asked the blessings Of Heaven for the hu-
maue and patriotic policy Of the President.
How the sunburut cheeks Of tho brave
and humsue soldiers who followed Grant
and sherman IN their splendid eampaigns
must have gloWed With indignation, when
Al.
conquered, and that their sacri6ces end
honorable wounds and deeds Of valor "cou-
summated nothing for the restoration OF the
Uninu %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
A Bit of War HistOTY-Lee's SUR
render Prem edifated

The following passage is from the forth
coming volume Of Pollard's Southern His
tory OF 'The Fourth Year Of the War;"
There can be no doubt in history that
General Lee, in taking his army away from
Richmond and Petersburg, had decided, in
hls own mind, upsn the h0pelessness Of the
war, aud had predetermined its surrender.
The most striking proof OF this is, that on
his retreat there was no order published
against straggling-a thing unprecedented
in al deliberate aud strategic retreats-and
nothing whatever done u maintain dis
cpline. The men were not animated by the
style Of general orders usual on such occa-
sions. They struggled and deserted at will.
An idea ran through the Virginia troops
that with the abandonment Of Richmond
the war was hopeless, and that they would
be justified in refusing 10 fight outside the
limits Of their own State. Nothing was done
TO check the notorious circulation Of ihis
notion in the army. The Virginia troops
scattered of TO their homes at every mile Of
the route. We have seen that Pickett was
lett with only q handful Of men. Some Of
the brigade commanders had Dot hesitated
10 advise their men that the war was virtu-
ally over, and that hey had better 60 home
and "make crops"
But there are other proofs, besides the
omission Of the measures against struggling
usual on retreats, that General Lee had pre-
vised a surrender Of his army. He carried
of from Petersburg and Richmond all the
transportation Of his army, sufficient, per
hap5, for one hundred thousand men. GER
tainly largely in eccess Of the actual needs
Of the retreat. The excessive number OF
Virginia troops who were permitted 10 drop
out Of the ranks and return 10 their homes,
shows very well that there was no frm pur-
pose to carry the war outof the limits OF that
State. Prisoners taken on the retreat inva-
riably reported that the army was soon 70
be halted for a surrender and General Gus
It's Lee, when captured by the enemy, is
alleged to have made the came revelation Of
his fathers designs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
THk oofoBAh DECREE
Pork PACKING in Chicago.

Cincinnati controlled the pork packing
trade until three years ago, when Chicsgo
tool the lead under new impulse. At thst
time there were only thirty-odd houses in
the former city engaged in the business,
packing 200, ,0g0 hogs per yesr. In the
season Of ls62-'63 there were 904, ,659 hogs
pscked. The following season showed a
heavy decrease for Cincinnati and a CORES
pondine Increase for Chicago. Packing has
not commenced this season, for the reason
Of the change in the cost Of corn. Last
vesr The farmer sent his hogs 70 market
esrlv and saved his corn. This year, how
ever. il is the reverse. Hogs 90 c early st
1Of1ll cents = ~, live we ght, in the eour-
trv- Com averaged twenty cents per bushel
In the ear, and has been nest abundan
the weather has been uusually me for yield
ing purposes, and She business has bsen
co8siderably delayed in consequences. Ac-
tivity in this line Of trade need not be
looked for earlier than January, or until
he weather renders it improbable 10 iced.
The amounto o. money involved IN packing
Torf and ths purchase 0f raw material j.
isrser than w0lld &c drst be supposed. The
azFreeate cost of soes9 s900 hogs last year was
~ ok. 900. Add 10 this the est Of pack
me. snd the enormous sum Of SO 900 900 10
reached. Hence it viii be Percsived that
,ais branch Of trade employs . very large
amount Of capital il the Transaction Of is
business.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

CPRING WATER BREWERY. MkNKEL a
y FRANK, successors to N. J. Drucker Brewers
Of Ale ana Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
VILE Tenn. dscS ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

The Original and Best 10 che World G
The only true and perfect Hair DYE. Harm-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. pralaras
mmediately sp'eulij Black or uatursI
Brown, without mlurinr she hair rr SKIN
Remedies the iu effects oi bad dycs- Sold
5y al pruggists- The genuine b aIgue.I
William A. baichelor. Also,
htgclcrafiag Ert~arf OF 1lasfsart. f5-
hestortsg 1Hl Boasa fslHg ftc H1i-.
CHARLES BATCHELJh. NEu Y1ar.
sepl5-ly
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revenue, and frauds might Be- rendered al
most impossible." The three commission
ers appointed 10 review the revenue law
and present smendmeris. wll probably re-
port % Congress In day or two. and it
would not surprise Us 10 fna that thVy also
have considered this natter lPiiia.ielp psia
prres 1sfF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
Estimating Weight Of Cattle by Meas
uremenf.

The Canadian Farmer, in reply 70 cor
respondent, says:
Many experiments have been. made BY
graziers aud salesmen 20 ascertaia the net
weight Of cattle by measurement, and
number Of rules snd tables have been
formed Of the results obfaiued. Nose, how
ever, can be regarded e. Absolutely cores.
with The most accurate measurement is re-
quired practical acquaintance With the
points and forms Of snimsls, and Allowances
must be made accordinf b age, siza,
breed, mode and length Of time Of fsttening,
Ee.i conditions which require prsctised
eye and long experience 70 aPprse ste. We
hGTe iound the i0lioainE method b lead
gtnersAy % Trustworthy results. Measure
carefully With atupe line from the top Of the
shoulder 70 where the tail is attached 70 the
bach this viii give the length For the
giTthI measure innsdiateiy behind the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

We are al-1lrsei l1 alnculre CarE JaHs ri rrl-
- ~ cl-s.liala 'cr re-cIernan u tsa rrlea OF
e'laai irls-ao a. ne clsa-l.g hsrca ciauron.
We are authorized 90 announce rHouts
aHprE as g candidate Cor C0uaty Trus.c,, at
tho nexi March olectiou.
We are authouEsd Co snaounco VIZ. q AREs NG-
LlN, a. candidate ior sleCfcn io the 1.hce ol
CouniY lrusise az the eusl.us lIa7ch a-ceucn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 222.

I1OR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
L CITY PROPER ~. New Albsny, Ind, proper
~ as folloWs A two story Frame House in perfect
repair, newly painted, on second tank Of the Ohio
river in full view OF II, the foot Of the Fa
10 rooms, presses, cupboards, panlry, cellar and
eisiern under the house. Stab1e under ground
24x24. Wood shed, &c, sc. House stands 30 feet
bSek from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 60xl6O. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, OF three rooms each, on lot
lsOxiTO, with rear fence cisteTn TO each house.
and well for both. Ali vsluedat Sl2 000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

shoulder and iore-Iegs. Multiply halfthe
girth by itself in feet, aad the sum bv the
length in feet, and the produet viii give the
net weight in stones Of eight pounds each.
Fer example, with an OK OF COW I've feet in
length and seven feet in gi-th, the ealcula-
ton will be as follows
Multiply half ;he girth by itself in feet. IS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 227.

ETOR sALE-DwELLIN5-No. p North High
street, formerly occup ed By Mr. William S.
Eskin. one of the most compact neat, convenient
and desrsbiy located residences IN Nashville, With
All the modern Improvements, gSs, water, water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable car
rlsge house, wood house. In addition there are
double window sRshes attached 20 The dwelling to-
RAther with hne laundry room, with ststionary
wsrdrobes, drawers, shelves, Ac., sc. Neiebbor-
lnd perhaps unsurpassed. Price SO. .0OG: one
half cash; balance one year, interest and lien.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 2sI.

EIOR RENT-A good COTTON FARM Of $40
scres-l5o clesref, on the Wilson Pike ore
mile from Brentwood. Large tWo-story Frsrra
DEeling, good spring, e.. Possesson gwen inn
mediatey; aud viii lesse for two years Al 80 per
sore We think thst large smount Of money esn
be made by the lessee cf his arm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
COLLECTING AGEATs.

ID 8. TUTHILL, Deputy United states Marshal,
II. collects Note, Accounts, &C, in Middle Ten
no, see Office st Siste Capitol. next door to Fed
eral Court Room. P .. Lock Box 81 See adyer-
tseuent IN smother column fdecs. en-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No 225.

EIOR SALE-A small Fsrrn Of % Acres, on the
L Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nashvil e.
well improved. Frame house Of th ae rooms al
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, hne young or
chard OF coo frut trees, iu beginning 20 bear ap-
pies, peaches, plums, cherries aud plums all well
enclosed. $50 per acre /; one-half cash, balance
iu one year. Possession gwen January LIST, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

- physiological Ffau of marrIara.-
lol-sl7InE nral-y pssc-, sai 10 nn- FIalaa
ana hnErallaEs4ui ale AnateuF 1t fna Hauau Ur.
Esus IN asafa cf dcaith sni Irsessa aItHa y Ir-a.
use on Eaf'y Errors, Is LepIlHaua Cdrar1nar-ra
spou ne Kind uud Body. uI.h t1a AufhHr- frsr
o. lruatmcnt-the ouIy aai.uaI aud sls-erssn.I
uicde Of cure, A. shown ~ tle report af eaass
gcaied. truthnll aIrHser fo ffr uarffeI. an.I
tlose eontcuIpiat ns uarrass uhu euiers.n ldr b.
oi lnelr phEaIcal Cuullou- seni rrr of naHIaHa lH
any aa1rcas, on re-flFf ui ~ ce1ts. .u Stamps Ur
poslai currency, by ai,irueaiug ur. "a CEuIN. ~.
~ MAIDEN Lane. AIlauF. ~ NJ.
NE alihor may o. eoEsa'tai unr1 ans eI lHr
g-ea-as spon u1.rh h.s 1cak treats a,tnsf person.
al.y or ~ msti. aad mr.Hcuas .saf ID rnv u.-l I.
me HNlll. urIlHaEHn
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coal AND WOOD.

HNIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers IN Cumberland
N snd Fittsburg Ccal Wood sawed aad split in
stove lengths. Once 80 Church street. Yard Oh
Rolling Mil dll, south Of Broad. All orders filed
promptly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 29l,

nor SALE-270J Acres Of Land, 61S miles from
E the Sewanee Coal Mines, Marion county. Tenn,
with good improvements, Saw Mil in running or
def the general outlines aud description Of ghIch
will be given. Price s. per acra-1k cssh, balance
I and years. viii exchange for city 0r country
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 22a.

ElOR sALE-2o. 40, OF 5l5< feet front ~ North
Cherry street, los ieet deep, next north or the
Commercial Hotel. This Is a central business 10
caity. Price $50 per foot. One-half cash, balance
IN and years; interest and nen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALEns. &c.

DAUL & SANFORD, Forwarding and Cor mis-
L son Merchants. Our prompt attention is given
20 the receiving and forwarding Of COTTON. Al
South Market street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

UE tRE tUrsORIZE SO To ANN0UNcE rJs
- G. .hlNA ss r. csll.datc 'lr CoullV C11-
>-eiS, 'i iar.lsou Coluiy- ai % aasg-as nsr-l
eicCnun. s.ff
heare auihlrroi % sunolnca VIZ. S. Cursr.
DaVIdsoa couufy. fsarI-
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NO. 2e7.
NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are aulhonred 20 anuouuca EO9rI[ -.
BRANCH a. a cantidafa tor shsuf 81 narf-11
county, AZ The eusuicE narch election o-a1-
We are az horned Co annoutca N. C. suau A. a
cantiiars i1r sheu1 Of naFta1u ccaurr. A. .1s
1czt March eiernou. t-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DONE 4 TUESELL-Wholesal and Retail
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

ToHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
- Of Claims, froseeutes alI classes OF CLAIMS
against the Government for citizens and soldiers.
once IS Ce0Rr street, Nashville, Tenn. lnov7-6n"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 223.

T1OR sALE-le5 feet on North Front street, east
i side, neEt nOrsh Of aud adjoining Bridge street.
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toll-House an large Livery stable.
will be sOld whole or in lots. Now rented for
over $500 per aunum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
Mo. 2S4.

HlOh hENl-A neE frane house OF : rooua
y IN North Nashville, nssr the residence Of M
r 4. Cheaihsm. Price $50 per snEnm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 22O.

E'OR RENT-Five rooms in third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January lsi, 1866. at 800 per snuum,
and 500 bonus. These rooms ara well located for
business Odices, snd cheaper thaa any We know
of-sveaging Sl3 80 per month TOR each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No 2lo

LyOR LEAsE-Siore House, comero Of College and
E Broad street, Tor balance OF 1855 aud '6s. Pos.
session svei Immediately. good business To-
cality. Price S2CO0.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

Conservatism in the Kentucky Legis-
lature--The Repeal Of the EXBatri-
alton Law a Party Necessity.
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Agents Wanted
IN Every State and County of the
United States.
r. w. CARROLL a co,

NR.-Our commisE0us e. Agents sre more hh-
erll thar those Of any other trn in America.
novtT,sm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 23S.

DOR sALE-4l Lots. %. q fronf feet regularly
sDd prettily LAID off, next dFonng o. the soTIib
the reslaence grounds Of Hon. Johu Trimhe and
d. r. Wilkins. Esq., and in addiiion 10 the aboVe
scyeu scres valuable lsod with q commodious
briek Re-ldence. DOE occupied BY Mr. Richard
shaftsr; al of Which We will sell for less than ire
improvements cost, VIZ; Sis0c0-Ehi h Il les fhar
s. per tooi the l1ts. throwing IN seven acres ri
ysiusbie Ercund and q iarEs, commodi0us 1rick
House Does not tbs. for cheap1ess, exceed every
thing thrown upon the market
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 2I8.

NOR sALE-An interest in House Of 2 rooms
IT and kitchen, en- Foster street, in Edge6eid,
near Cavalry Denot" Possession given January
lst, 1856. Pr,ce 500.
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H. 6. sCOVRL.
No. 2I6.

NOR S4LE-A small Frame House, lot 23E70 on
i Jackson street, north Of the Corporation Spring
Pnes S275.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

L LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Geners
- . Business Agents, over York's Book Store, So
Union Str, et, Nashville, Tenn. su26-6m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 226.

EIOR SALE-A School Cab in good order, with
II single harness Prce $50.
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Ne. 235.

IIoR RENT- -FJfse1 Acres of good aud, At sssi
= Tor gale on GSllz1ia FlEe.
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We AL,

ne suiieriug uiiiHoas m cur lsnd 10 Qivs thi.
rerIgsls trisi canEince3 thst BY ius timely usf
u,snv may Be relieved, may cured of pgspepsis
ne4s Indigestion. Tdes, c4strsness, Blious A.
49, Ever Complains, khegmsitc Aaecions, = &C
~ fha Pamphlet Of fTestiulouisls uithea bet
ue, ard 40 not use the medicine azsinsi ne sdFics
q your Physcsn-
NSuuiactured only b TAkklANI CO. ~
6reeuWich ntreeL New fOgk.
4-HoF uala ~ an flF-lrFiata. fuFa "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
H. G.. SCOVEL.
No. 2I4.

UJoR sALE-23 Acres good Garden Lsndi Brick
II house Of tao rooms and Kitchen smoke
h0u.e Within forty steps OF tbs house Que Of the
best spout springs in the country. Two nile nom
Nashville, on the Vsnghn Pike, between Mr.. Nc
Ferrin's and Mr.. L. Truths. Price S. 100; one hall
cash, balance IN enc year. ApPiytoJ
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FIRsT NATIONAL BASK.
AasHFrlzz. Dee o. l9el.
MEETINa 81 ne s.esknoiders q tha Firt
"A Nstonai sanE Of cashsiils, Tsn1 wIli = hsid
I Il fhs o1c Of $40 Bank. % ruesday Jaauarv ath
is1a fr he eiscuon of az Dlrsciors 10 serve ths
/ sral ug Fear- JAS. T.. oaDEN
I dsca-lB CaTfirr
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ROOKsELLERs AND sTATTONERS.

GNGLhTON, K. Bookseller, Publisher,
y SistiOner, aud Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21
No. 2s6.

DOR SALE-ar3E Set. cornsr Vine and Usiou
y stress opp--Ite q eresideace Of Mrs. Er- Pre-
siisui Pc 3. Pace s3o per fsoi. A nobls spot ior
hae rasiaenos- fH.rft.
For Huy of the shoTe neEtoned property apulr
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