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timent Of the people in Tennessee, and,
as one Of the representatives Of that
State, be desired to inform the Chief
Magistrate Of that fact He would not
engage in the censure which had been
oyected against Gen. Bragg By Sena-
tots BE did not believe that General
Bmgg wvs responsible for the many
defeats sustained by the Western army
AID The army Of Tennessee There
was power behind General
Bragg that controlled him. he
attributed tie loss Of Tennessee 70 Free
save flanders. Twenty thousand men
were taken from the Army of Tennes-
SEES ia spite Of the protest Of General
J0'InrtoB. and sent to the relief Of
Vicksburg viel<sburg was not saved,
but Tennessee vas lost. Gen. Johnston
recommended the relief Of Vicksburg
by the troops west Of the Mississippi
Again, after the battle Of Chickamauga
the President sent Longstreet off on 3
Wild goose chase to Knoxville with over
fourteen thousand men, leaving Bragg
to be swept back from Missionary Ridge
by the overwhelming forces Of Grant.
Again, ne removed Gen. Johnston IN
the midst Of battle, for it was one
battle from Dalton to Atlanta, and then
executed the grand Ranking campaign
into Tennessee, which resulted in the
achievement Of the calamitons victory
Of Franklin, which took the life, the
spiEit, and the fight out of the Army Of
Tennessee, and in the farce Of the bat
tie OF Nashville, for it was nothing but
farce, and had left the army bit q
8hgd1U. Radical reforms we're neces-
gary; a change should be made, and at
once This from Landon c. Haynes,
hitherto a warm defender Of JEFF Davis :
Well may the despot utter the words of
reproach--@ II IL Brute " We may
feel confident, when Haynes rends the
badgered beast, the Davis dynasty IS
at low ehb.
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IXPoRTANT GENERAL ORDER.-The follow
ing important Order will be read with great
interes and qualification by the people OF
this State;
WAz DEPARTMENT., ADJUTANT GENERAL's
OFYCE, WAsHINGToS, Feb. 16.--General Or
ders 40. 2i.-Ist. The State Of Kentucky
viii constitute the department of Kentucky.
Ma. Gen. !. VI. Palmer, United States Vol
unteeTs is assigned to command the Depart
meut Of Kentucky.
ID. The Department Of the Cumberland
viii include the State Of Tennessee and
/ such parts Of northern Georgia, Alabama,
and Mississippi as msy be occupied BY the
troops under the command VI Maj. Gen.
( Thomas,
50 All troops in the department of Ken
lucky and the Cumberland will in the alb
seDee OF Naj. Gen. Sherman, 5e subject "a
the orders OF Mai. Gen. Thomas, except ID g
posts o. the essg babk of the Mississippi
river, which wall be subjeC: 70 Maj. Gen.
CRuOy's orders. In movements for the
protection o. the navigation Of that river
IN all respects they viii be under the d.
rect orders Of their department, aud when
eve- time viii permit, Gen Candy will
communicate BIS orders through such com
mHuders
An. The Department Of the Mississippi
vl1 embrace 50 much oil that State as ma J
be occupied by our troops.
The Department of the Gulf will MIRAGE
the States of LouisiaEs and Texas.
Other military districts on the Gulf Of
Mexico Viii report direct TO the command
ing General OF the division.
81 order o! Secretary Of War.
Signed =. D. TOWNSEND, 4. i. G..
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The Richmond Enquirer, of the 8th,

The Richmond Enquirer, Of the 8th,
makes a statement, which, if correct,
is worthy Of consideration by the mili-
tarv authorities Of New York. 1t says
the advertising columns Of the Tribune
and Herald have been used for the
benefit Of the rebel csuse-that the
expedition for the relief of the pris-
oner. on Johueon's Island was planned,
organized and arranged through the
EetD c5lla.s Of the Herald, and that Tor
the capture of the Chesapeake was also
planned through the same medium OF
communication. The advertisements
were in cipher, and whilst TO the pub
lie mind they conveyed one idea, to the
rebel p.otters against the peace and
safety Of the country they conveyed
another. OF course the proprietors OF
the Herald had no suspicion Of the use
the scoaudsels were making of their
columns.
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All the latest army movements will be
found in our Northern contemporaries.
Such news is understood to be contraband
in this quarter Such developments up
North are called enterprise" and the
journal that fails to anticipate important
army movements IS not progressive such
papers are considered behindthe age. Some
Of the late movements in this quarter, rs
published by many Of our cotemp oraries
North, must be interesting news TO General
Thomas. They keep th e army moving
whether the boys move o. not. The enc
my VIII not gain much information, how
ever, from the late publications, as every
paper Ls4 the Army Of the Cumberland
moving ia different directions. We only
wonder how their readers keep track Of the
armies at all. 7. seems they have sud
denly lost the trail Of Gen. Thomas, and
their silence must be painful 70 the multi
tudes who a5s in the habit Of daily shutting
their eyes and swallowing the last "move-
meut ia force" and looking hungry next
day Eor 7u0.h her "Sich is life"
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CIRCULlR TO SOLDIERS.
The Union Defenders Certificate,

with p BEAUTIFUL Fo-der printed in co'oTs, showing
tha Union army marching IN counties numbers into
xIe, with drums bealing and 60 ofs dying
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Ratification In Virginia.

WAsENGroS, Wednesday, Feb. 8.--A
dispatch from Alexandria, Va, says q
certified copy of the proposed anti
slavery amendment to the Constitution
of the United States was received by
the Governor of the Commonwealth
from Secretary Seward. 1t was promptly
laid before both Houses of the General
Assembly, and unanimously ratified by
the Senate
The House will take action on it to
morrow, when there will be two dis
senting votes. BY thus sending a Ger
tilted copy Of the Congressional joint
resolution to the Government of Vir
ginia, which is intermediate of those
at Wheeling and Richmond, it would
appear the Executive branch Of our
Government recognizes the State OF
Virginia, Notwithstanding the House
Of Representatives has refused to re,
ceive members from that Common
wealth.
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Union Defenders Certificate.

With a beautiful engraving Of the Goddess OF Liner
~ Upholdine the flag OF our Union, end urging on
e tuiyn Army - crush treason md the recellOu.
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AmusemFnts.
%cw Theatre.
turday Evening, February 10.

SEVEN SISTERS.
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OFFICE OF PROyOsT MARSHALL
49, - AAa-a
Provost Order Z
No. 2S. (

-'ArhhlLLf, 1ENS.. FEB l'tL, l,cH.
Provost Order
~ %. %.
The pToYs1ouz ant restrictions a. Provost Or h.
No. isJ, CUrrsOt series q I6Ji, dated June 2jzt
1894 a hereby repuilsned for the luf.rmst.o gu
aud Instruction Of Wholesale and Retail LqaOI
des'e-s il this city.
81 That on sai sIer The Ist day Of July. 1864
DO liquors Of any kind ferups uts', distilled, oi
mixed, -Asil be -od ~ that part o. tho city lyiul
-outI n Broad street. OF wet Of the Railroad liz.
tOm BrCsd Z eet 10 the river.
ii Within the limits assigned IN the above Para
Ersph a this DTdsr, parties kUOWn % Be respect
able aud responsible VII b. permitted 70 se.i L.
quOrs e Ell kIuds, provided that they shall DIE
bonds 10 this Office 10 th4 su n Of ten thoUssEi
tsOtO5j dollars, tn good ami sufficient 20 uni
ties, conditioned . conduct Their bus ness 81 a.
coruance with N ltary restrictions % 81. 10 liquor
Of any nj % any person already lnt2x cst5-i %
Sc 10 liquor q aRY Kind, fermeBted, d-uied, or
mixed, % any enlisted msn or HO' eminent en-
ployss, and 10 pay adv nee a rnonthIy tax Of
thirty 500 dollars.
nj. Under me same restrictions mentioned 10
ParagrqrL II az this order, saI1 for the sale n
Al, Is &c and Vine. end WhOtesa L.quor Houses
viii be licensed, with ne az ept2h tlrt the 10 d
for such IFense shal be fIr Eve thousand $3.50
40 lars and a m 1nthly tax o. Zen $40 dollars.
H.. NO new tipping -FiOcns VII De Above q 10 Be
oreued urdar any circumstances whatever bat Tsf-
tiez r1sv q e 40 llcat.Jus IN this Cfdre q regu'ar
t0r which vii be kept according o tErtaf. q
tue flc O. 4 90 case Of vacancy Cccu.Iuz. eiLa.r
b7 the " 81 iFaHsl Of license ss1eJ, Or the clos
irg Of saIoou 70 the Woist1u OfOraers the party
6rst usrned Hoon the said list will 10 allowed ~ OF
three days arer IS cclFTsucC
Eycou.Irznd q Brig Gsa Js0. p. MmLFR
HUNT-R BK,BKt.
f-I5-5t Capt and Prov Mar
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Landon C. Haynes, one Of the sbIest
recruits The seceza0nises obtained from
the Breckinridge . nocracy Of Ten
nessee, made q speech ia the rebel Sen
ate or the Sth inst, on the subject Of
employing negroes in the srmy. He
announced tbathe wasiu favor Of giving
the number asked for 10000 10 work
OF Qualifications and that he would
also agree 70 place the negroes IN the
army IS soldiers, if it were necessary to
achieve the Independence Of the Con-
fsderate States" He thenturned aside,
and ia imitation Of the tabled ass,
made an assault on the dying lion, JEFF
Davis. lie said "In regard to the
evils which have oYeTtaken Us he
thought he President ls-- -7i7,y -esgon-
sijls A. al events, such was the sen
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Fer the Purchase OF Dead Horses and Mules
belonging 10 tie United states.
ASSISTANT QUARTEFBfAsTER OFFICE }
A--aEuLE L -. - IA -a--

Aa7iSIASF QUARTEtMAsTER'S OFFICE
NAsHyuLE, TtHE Fec. "a, 1850.
CEbLED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
> at II Office I'll Ilesdss, the 2Ela dsy Of Feo.
rlary, ISIS, 81 Il o'clock NJ, f-r the purchase a.
al Horses and Mules that mas die or b s.iiei ~
Hs Depot within the neIt twelve Eout-s succeed
~ The date 81 the contract
Inc bodies Of the an mails viii b. delivered ds-ig
- any point within the AnIts o. the city that ne
b agreed upon, 20 bs conveyed rom toeno@' y
ne contractor, . sufficient d. lance nom lHs
limits Of Lhe city ~ viii proven; tlsiT tse0inSs =
Nuisance 70 the citizens thereof
tders viii state TIE amount 70 - pad ye' - =
"a q and vii give Their full aano AIT pos o-o'S a.
dress.
Payment required A. the end O. each month.
An cath Q! A.ieE ance must accompany sAl-- F-'-
position
Bonds 10 Tie sun Of one Thousand Do.lsr' = zl-
81 by tho Contractor sDd tao guarztles-, sii pc r
4uIre1 Of tie successful BIDDER upon 'isllHs --s
Contract 4-
Proposals mus. ba Tlainy marked . FTopo's''
or Dead Hor o. and = I.e-, aDd ~ so1Ioz-'- 30
the undersigned or
81 oroer o. Bvt Brig. Gen. !. l. DosalDsoS Chl.
CHARLES II. IRWIN,
f-bl4 lar Cap. $40 y.
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4 dispatch from Washington, dated
the I1tb, says the Secretary Of the
Treasury has commenced paying the
troops; and il is expected that the
armies VIII be paid as rapidly as posi-
BE. This is good news for the boys
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Extensive Auction Sale
81 ADAMS, SURDAM L co.,
o. Broad Street.
SATURD4Y FEBRUARY 1871,

COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, AM, CON
I sislng in part Of 70 Caile- Navy Tobacco, Il
bokes Toba 60, IS csdies do, 10 " Henry Clay CT
gars, CoIsn do, 10 bbls Apples. 10 b-K Iomat,
Cstsup, II boxes Pepper sauce, boxes Natural
Preserves, case SarIines, case LObsters, boxes
ackberries, 10 boxes Port Win, 10 boxes To
matoes, o boxes CheTr 80, ) boxes Strawberries,
boxes CatswGa Wine, IS boxes Hamburg Cheese
bbls Pickles II Vinegar, z boxes Lemon Syrup,
toxes Baking soda, I0Seg5 Pigs feet, 20 r. Wrap
ping Paper boxes Horse Rad sh, 20 NJ. Enye-
iopes, 10 resms pursnd Co Note Paper, 10 K.
Ivory No e, 10 reaIns Alhambrs Laid; also large
lot Of NOtiOas.
ALsO-atI2 O'Clock, a lot Of Furniture belong.
ing 10 parties going 20 leave the city, listing Of
} Bedsteads Bureau, Ward ODE, Centre Table,
l Wsshstaad lWorkstBnd Marble TOD Bureau,
3 Eur,osed stand, lot Of lin Ware, Bucket, &C
all 20 b. sod vi hout reserve.
AIS. -uue Set Diam nd Ear Drops. l Fine Dis
mond Custer Ring, Gents Diamond Pm, and
Gold Watches feb sit
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Silver Springs for
Sale

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2sD INST. 7 VIII
~ cSsT Tor le on tbs premises, to the highest
bidder the noted Farm known 80 the (" Silver
Springs" situated on the Lebanon and NasEv lie
Fkei az miles nom Lebanon. The Farm consists
o! 90 Aci 80 about 80 OF which Is clear. g. and il Z
hlEh stAts Of cultivation the bslsncs finely uIucer.
cd, snd WI b, sold ell together il 10 70 suit
purchasers. TIE dwelling, out-houses, &c " IN a
little labor, could he made quite comfortable There
= good OF hard az Peaches sud Apples VII Oh
rarely ever is., and plenty Of good WaIer On the
pitce- The Land Is sell adapted 70 the growth OF
CO Jou, 100 d % the acre having been produce
upon the psst year
on the came day I viii expose 70 sale nv two
! Fs'ms known a. ; OuHsain OF Health, AMI seOtl's
on ;hs Lebanon and Nashville pike, Is Ini e. nom
Nashville ana 90 olrtng TIE HermFsee. The 70
Fsrms c0a5s,n ~ Acres aud pTo5uces cotton fns.
II. Good schools, Blacksmith shops, FIGURING
aad saw Mills, CHIdiug Machines, etc, Ere ,Cnye-
ME 70 both these Farms AMI 70 the Silver springs
Fam
Terns.-One third cash, the remainder IN /, .. ;,
( suC yeas, with Interest, lien beng retained
Gnul The purchs-e N ney = pad. not sold, abe
Fsrn- can be rented FOR the present year.
At t4e same time w.ii be sold my stock 81 Horses
/ Mues Cat-ie, Hos, or good wagons, Gearing,
| Farming Utensils, hou-ehod and Kitchen Furui-
tuIe, Two Respers, Horse Mill, q iarFe quantity q
OF IRON, kiln Il IS 60 70 90 BRICK, etc, etc.
Terms .-lssL
The sale vii be cont nued from day to day until
al - disposed o. The farms or any article mpD-
uored can oe bought privately before the day Of
sale.
have slso for sale between go aai 400 acres Of
Lend IN one nile Of Lebanon, and several small
places Il ths county. For furthsr Pa-tculsrs spply
Lebanon, Feb Isl
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DOCTOR McCgLL.
8yTsHs2 PHgSiCIs4.
For further information in regard to

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LE' S TH2RlPEUTICs and NAT.gIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work 10 the United States.
where you will fnd Dr. McGiiIs name
standing parallel with the beat medical
men Of the age ia the treatment of dis
eases OF women. tor all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
iced. With nay general practice treat
.Ae following
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The rebels in oar prisons have q
queer way Of complaining of the bad
treatment they receive A few days
ago 1882 Of them were examined at
Camp Morton for ezchage. All except
2C6 declined to leave the prison and go
back 70 the rebel army.
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rocas cHz-st Ls.te= za5se I1,-s5rtuas IL Use
rCsl aJl ID bEuZ GTl. 40 Gtsr season, remember
sod hos -ud yea should UalcDiJ and Ftp.a1i.l. Il
this IT. yoUr desire yvu cEH Consult me a.tnsr fy
letter "f 10 pe-gI. no lady over ttuty-Egs yerrs
~ Ger need make Application. AIcJul,f.u1. csf @ q
ID. 10. ii. L..---.. --L.--L n. o. ALL
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gieRt Emissions Cured.

1oudg dan, stop before 700 further 20. u al
diseases subject 70 Man, there Il TO dsasse 70 hsri
% cure es Night Emissions, and physicians ere
scarce that understand treating u AID ~ YOU can
say thst have cared dozens 10 tbs city, ~ wei A.
10 iiEet8u States who have spent dollar alter dol
lar, ard nOw we'll cured By NE. ] arn daily re-
cs.yiug -gtsrs AMI seudng medic ne % AL paris O.
ine c.sTu.Ey. 10 r word, a.! that ara Diseased ir
sny ssy, end vii ziya Iae a csii, viii give zaf.a-
fiction Tor ~ o. tie diseases Bentc1ot a t1s So
ys-tsams1i. The beat ii reference gwen 10 Ia
CITY
Al !Bfs.~s Directed to
DR.. EcyiLL,
Union street, IA hyiiIa Tenn
lanl-ly vi, meet with prompt attention.
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FOURTH ARMY CORPS
MATCHMAKER.
Huntsville. "A.

HET w WILSON. PRACTICAL WITCH
w Maker OF oyer ? years exp. r ence. and for
he last three years III constant - o. e With the
army Of the Cumbe Ian IN the field and sOeCja "
attached to tbs 4th A. c., / at work IA Hunts
vile, Ala with ample tools and materials 20 10
work fNr the Army equal to the best shops north.
good stock OF American tnd ether Watches
selected from the best makers, for sale to Ofic srs
Soldiers and Employees, as low as can be procured
from the north Also a large stock Of gOl pens, Of
the fn-zt qualities, Masonic Pins, Marks, KeJs, &C
All work snd goods wSrTau' 81.
Store room on the Square, adjoining the Hesd-
duarters 4th A. C. Post office febl4-2g"
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Hon Fernando Wood, it is reported,
contemplate a trip to the Holy Land,
after the adjournment Of Congress It
would be well for him whilst there to
improve bis morals, which are sadly out
OF tx
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gaEoaie Casts

sl.u asG. --J1. Eug7wsssIn. RSa- uo1a o. tue
tU4-r. ig-sa-e- li -hs iuzo-t --.zllas syinss,
sol tsE,c3, re5JIsT, l.1ns, UCacs, CEoer, Gravel,
p-,s...s ~ ms Head AT Liver, Inflammation o.
-., --Jfla-h NeutfIGa4, hlag'- kgu o. 5erUiaia,
1e-1A-s-s i7.sasse5 ot TIC Rye, EsfIljs.ci SYB-
.ajG7. Lyu. sFs-8 or Indigestion, alt -DuE1uDeUu-
5H-s.ht- vita al Private Ili-Ua5ea sni
Discares 81 IN. Urinary Or.aus.
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NIARRIEn

ON Thursday evening. February IL. ls65, JAzEs
sil,.l, Z. ;. a. 20 Mss EIIzAsETH JANE snuTz, Of
Davidson equity. by q. ". spstn. ESQ. 81 his
scsi ceure
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1855
Gov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1865.
Gov. Johnscn-ReoFganlEation.
In the spring Of 1862, short time
after the occupation Of Nashville by
National troops. the President, anxious
70 seize the first opportunity to invite
the people Of Tennessee TO return to
their allegiance, and 70 give them the
protection Of civil lave, appointed Gov.
johnson, Military Governor, and cloth
ed him with authority to execute the
viii Of the Government The Governor
assumed tho important and responsible
position conferred upon him, and en-
braced the earliest moment to appeal 10
the people. holding out 10 them the
olive branch, and soliciting their AID in
rsoreaniz.ug tie civil affairs Of the
State All know nov bis appeals were
responded 70 Union nleetUgs we're
held at various points. and during the
ensuing summer it appeared possible TO
TeorEau.zs the State Government be
fore the close of the year Men stood
alooC apparently lislcss aad indifer-
eut, Of whom better things were expec-
ted but thcre was q live, active, and
earnest current Of patriotic Unionism
developed, which promised success
The unfortunate autumrll exodus Of
Buell. dashed the hopes Of the patriotic
for the time With the return, how
ever, Of the army under Rosecrans,
and the subsequent driving Of the rebel
army from tue State, ac-ige efforts were
again renewed, and have been coutin
ued, with partial success. up to the
present time, wLen the prospects Is
bright for gu earlyreorgauizAtion Of The
State Government, under circumstances
which wall cause the hearts Of TIE truly
loyal everywhere 10 thrill with JOY.
IL these three years Of patient hope
and endurance by the Union men Of
Tennessee, Gov Johnson discharged
his duties with good judgment, discrs
ton and fysn1ess. At no time has he
lost sight of the prime objects Of his
mission. o- failed to take advantage Of |
orr ..-..,-.t.,,, tr.f mich. ,.o7,,is
It's success At Ime7 ne has not had l
An. ration, and s,.,,,., .r,, ,r mill
tsrv ~,r,-,-v5 .r., IN .ha c-to,t that
the se-vs-s NJ +ra -.g.t,.- ro,p;-ed
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Notice.
Once Of Adams Express Comps

Once OF Adams Express COMPANY
kAsAyILLE, REQ. IL, 1890. J
NO EHPLOFEE OF THIS COMPt Ny, OR
n those Mt n their emp OF, have any aUtlor { :
= contract debss SID - be fJr their Eccount 10
cl-iras Of The k.ad val be pad b. them.
ieLIs-gt :. A. IUNEs, General Agent.
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AL a1sruO1s d ina 5ul5 tTa55ai wila si.soass.
.Losa Married iaI.zs VINO hsv- sssl 30 GaIUr-u-
oz-- b. U1-11ITy OF prove srlr-CH c5n 30 carried
% shelr an tine Il scJra uEescsn. - g7,isE roe
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Lumber.
.100O0

4U.OOJD FEET DRESSED FID0RlNG
70 = O feet one IHch seasoned comu4oc boards,
500 &" A" clear
Just received and Tor sale by
u u DICKEY, Agent.
Br. Al an b N sts
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$500 Reward.

WE WILL GIVE To ANY one PRODUCING
w q sure, speedy snd safe cure for GoDor-
rh0s and Cbanere rs We vii send % sny address On
the receipt Of ten cent postage stamp, with IS fer
the former or $40 for the latter Never fails to cure
msle or female IN from five 20 tcn days. Try II
Address Dk5. LAB EC5E & UENOGFA
fsbIE-arn dkws IbraWer ga Detr OF, Mich.
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Wanted

ITO PURCHASE. TWENTY GOOI WORK Mules
for the uss Of the Corporation o. eash1lis AP-
~ a. TIE upper end Of the Market House
JOHN HUGH SMITH,
f.b1s-ty Mayor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18

Banks free labor system has been
put III operation in New Orleans
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18
Notice,

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. ,
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10, 1855. !
WE are now prepared 20 run a Messenger tn
w weekly TO GAINESVILLE, VIA EdgefeId and
Kentucky Railroad, and I'll informed ats Sat 0n4
Messenger leaves Nashville every mondsy, Wed
nesdAy, and Friday mornings, Al 7:s0 m.
For "a Is and particulars, enquire Of
lebl5-2w JOEL DAVIS, Agent.