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4 For further information in regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
/ LIS THERAPEUTIGs and MATERIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
7 the best work in the United States,
where you will ind Dr. McGilps name
standing parallel with the best medical
J men of the age in the treatment of dis
leases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
steed. With my general practice 4 treat
the following
Chronic Cases
With astisfsc.or Rheumatism, Affections Of TIA
Hangs; Diseases OF the Throat, SWeled Joints
;tf Limbs, Pieurisy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer. Gravel
Diseases of the Heart aud Liver, Inflammation o
he Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofula
Deafness. Diseases OF he Eyes, Debilitstsd Sys
ossthsr with all Private Diseases snd
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
70 the Ladies.
All Affections OF the Womb treated with succsss.
those Married Ladies' who havs been unsorta.
isle 10 nisesrry or prove abortion, can BE- earrsc
0 their fnll silas Il .ouni pregnxnt, BY Rviaz me
all.
Gterility.
Young Married Ladies' whose uissovsuns u rs
oaen not to bring Sorth in due season, rernembe,
Sod has said you should multiply and replenish. ]
his is your desire you can consult me either D
etter or in person. No lady over thirty-ive yesr
Of age need make application. Al communication
y letter on person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Han, stop before you further 70. OF al
diseases subject to Man, there disease so hard
60 cure ss Night Emissions, and physicians srei
scarce that understand treating It and 10 you lean!
ay that have cured dozens IN this city, well Is
in different States who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are now well cured BY me. am daily re-
,eiying letters snd sending medicine to all pars oil
me country. In word, al that are diseased In
my way and will give me call, viii give satis-
action for sl Of the diseases mentioned II this ad
,ertisement. The best Of references givea in this
eiy.
Al letters directed 70
. m DIR. kcGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn
- ill rx,aa xxfth n,r-tu fo.ff.n
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Lecture.

A 7 THE SOLICITATION OF BIS NUMEROUS
IA friends, both civil and military.
CAPT. j. GOSSON.
Late A. d. G. to Gen. Thomas F. Meagher, has con
scented 10 deliver q Lecture, entitled Three Year
winter and sunni er) in the Camp and on the Bat
Field, With tire Boys Of the lrish Brigade" :,
be delvs red at the Fenan Bsll, No. 80 College ct
on Monday evening April ~, 1865.
Tickets ", admitting gentleman and lady.
|spFl2-st
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BITTERS.

brakes Plantation Bitters,
Bulls Cedron -
Hostetter's Stomach
Boorhave's Holland +"
Hoohand' q German 80
For sale low, by EWfN q PENpI.k
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@JNDRIES.

IS Kegs Soda, ] Biol. limestone,
Cask Msccaboy Snuff " Cudoear.
Bbs. Epson Salts 90 Lbs Cochineal,
+" Dutch Msdder Bids. Cream Tartar,
900 Lbs. best Indigo, " Birthstone,
4 Bbls. Copperas, 2 " Flour sulphur.
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLET0N.
.Ianl6-3n
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EAecfion Notice.

A MHETIN5 OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the NASHVILLE Commercial Insurance Co." Is
ca:led At the Off OF the Comrsay OF Monday,
May LIST, 1865, 10 elect eleven Directors 10 serve
he ensuing twelve morths.
Aprle-td R. c. MeNAIRY, Sec'y.
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Arlington & FARRlR,
COLLECTORS,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NASHVILLE.

EETE HAVE ON HAND HE FOLLOW ING
w ISt aa Estate. for sale OF lease
4 Farm lying three miles from the s.ity, on the
o0is vile and Nashville Railroad, coutaiging 6.
icres-in cleared, balance IN fine timber; land very
/ ch wei loca;e1, and has must spl nd II for
building Ia full view OF the city. Has amec
house with 'wo rooms and kitchen aud cabins.
Also about $50 apple trees, and splendid water
ALSO--lT acres Of land in Edeefeld pend dly
oc ted, the left OF ths Gailstn rille, just one
nile from the bridge. Can be divided irto smaller
ots 10 suit purchasers, or sold stoge;her. bar
" VA IL offered.
ALso-A splendid farm Of LIS acres, two miles
sfrom Knoxville. reBn-SD acres ciea' ed, the rest
well tmbered The house is Or ok, with ten ROOMS
and three cellars bril- smoke house, good kitch n
sud excellent out bindings. The place isspen-
ildly improved We viii or exchange for Nash
vile or Middle Tennessee property.
FOR RENf-A 6 cd, new, two story BRlCb
Is iO2E-HQUSE, in q good location 90 College
,slreet q CIV doors south of Church. Cali at on {
on Us. Terms very reasonable.
aprl5-2w ARLINGTON & FA5RAR, Agents. 4
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published plan of which can be seen at our office
and at the principal Hotels, and other public places
ID this city. Being eligibly located on the East
1 bank OF the Tennessee river, $50 miles from its
mouth, and at the terminus Of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, distance Of " miles from
ahat City; surrounded, as j. is, by rich and pro-
jiuctive country and being in almost constant river
Communication with many of the most important
commercial cities Of the North and Southwest
must at distant day, become aclty of vast bust.
5ness importance. Such an opportunity for safe
/ and prchtsble investment, is but seldom offered
We are the cole agents for the sale Of lots and
fully authorized and empowered to grant titles to
purchasers
The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad will
3be thoroughly repaired in the course of few days
lwen regular trips viii b. made between this city
'snd Johnsonville. liberal trade permit has beer
GRANTED.
We Will also offer at the same time about 900 acres
,of rch and heavily thered land, lying in the inn
Imediate vicinity OF the town.
W. MATT BROWN AGO.,
apr Aim Al Cherry street
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A VOUCHER

WAS FOUND ON UNION STREET. FRIDAY
w night, which the owner caa have by eslllng
Jon nc at The Recorders office, and paying for this
JAMES MILLER,
sdrlG-2J Policeman.
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Ice Cr,sann.

A ny one wishing to engage or 4 Gallons Of
|plication q; this once, apri4-3,
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For One Dollar
which hey need not pay unisl I IS knoEr What :
drawn and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases.
Nrw YOaH, January. lses.

NV 1ORK, JannaFF, NO
: The Eureka Gin Association is tie Original a3d
largest Gin Assoc alton in g country.
It's bt@ines- couilnues to he conducted 10 FAR
! and honorable manner, and greetiy Increasing
] trade i proof that our patrons throughout the
xcounfry appreciate tbs method OF oifaninx fich
land elegant gods. None can receive isss than the
zvalue OF tneir meuey, a. no Ntcie on our i-t =
Sworth less tnan eas Doilsr retsil. sud there ale
Emo Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout the
Etry acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable
fyq1is, nlsy be seen on HE at our ofisce.
Parties dealing with US may depend on hsvng
Sprompt returns, and the article. drawn wS be inn
Snedateiy sent to any address BY return Iaail
Spress.
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IF ANY OF THE FRIENDS OR ACQUAINT-
anees OF JAS Gibson Collins know anything Of
his Whereabouts. they would confer fayer upon
his mother by informing her. She lives eight miles
on tbs Whites Creek pike. aprl-zH"
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Sundries.

10 Bills. Potatoes.
$50 Bd :. Laths.
1900 Feet inch Pine Boards.
4000 Z" 2 inch "
Two Horse Wagon.
Just received and for. sale by
ID. d. DlCKEY, AgeI I,
aIrl6 tDard II Broad snd high SITS
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II the ladies slaut bargains in hns shoes
ngssss 6sitefs, BsimorAis, ac., buy ats
". Fail 4 Cos.
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Town of Johnsonyille.

Ion THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May
1th, 18th and 18th, will offer for sale en- The pre-
'mises, large number of Bridng Lots IN the thrv-
and f,rou1iairy
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9S- Chance 20 o6tsin any Of the shove ayt,cles
ca One Dol ar by Pslreassing sealed f nSel0Pe l5f
Is cents. "a
sa8- Five Sesled Envelopes VII be seui Cor 81
Eleven for 81; Thirty ior s.; Six,y-iiys iof xiUi
One Hundred for SIS
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Shippers should bear i'll mind that the Express
Companies are not bound when property is destroy
Ell by the enemies of the country aud should II
all cases cover their property by War Risks.
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'srties or Firms giving us their Marine business
will be entitled 10 preference in Fire Policies.
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y. S. 7-3O LOAN.

by authority OF the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed The Genera! Sub
scrpiion Agency for The sale Of United STATE
Treasury Notes, bearing; even and three.enihs per
cent interest. per annum. known a. the
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

5fI Cd. SUBSCRIPTION AGESP, PhRa.
SuBscRfPrIoSs WILL BIZ EE"ETyED by the
First National Bunk OF Nashville.
seeond National Bank OF Nashville.
marl7 -2mo
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Our cctsmporary Of the Press, in his
brevities Of ye'terday, fell into an error il
regard to the fire which occurred On Thurs
day morning. We alIude to the one which
took place between Union and Deaderick
streets. We know Of no alley in the city
bearing the Uncouih coguomen Of 4" Hog
aleu-" Ia other days, before civilization,
refinement and morality were properly de-
velogcd, ws believe such names were Gus.
tonary-bul the City Council, more than
eighteen Inonths ago, by a Legislative en-
actmeut, TO the proceedings of which We
refer our temporary put 8 quietus upon
this, which was right and proper. The two
tboroughlares, At ahe juncture Of which our
sanctum is situated, are respectively known
e. "Printer's Alley" and the "Gem"-both
Of which are proverbial for their clesnli-
ness, and are universally respected and
paironizsd on account Of the excellent con-
diti0n IA which their sidewalks are always
kept. II the local Of the Press thinks that
the IRE occurred OF "Hog Alley" be has
most assurcdly got the "wrong pig by the
ear" He has also somewhere met with an
"educsted dog" Now we would be glad to
hear something more in regard to that dog,
for not more than a month or FIVE weeks
ago, a dog Of that description was decOyed
from this Office We have offered various
and sunday rewards for its recovery, but
al to no purpose. ANY information our CO.
temporary can give on this subject will be
thankfully received.
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John ovorton, sr., wealthy and we'll.
known resident Of this county has, after sn
absence OF about three years in the South,
returned TO his once beautiful home neBr
this city. He came into our lines at Mem
phis some weeks ago, and svsrted the i'm
pending eon1scstion Of his property By
taking the oath Of amnesty. We believe
that be has not been identified or con
nected in any way with the Confederate
army, and has been induced 70 remain
South all this time chiefly to subservs his
pecunisry interests.
Mr. Overton before the war never, or az
least very seldom, participated in politics.
and did not care even TO listen to the pas
sio1ate discussion Of the questions that agi-
tated the public mind at that time. "A
statement was made in 1851, through
the columns Of the Nashville Union 4
American, that he had rendered 20 Ishsm
G. Harris, the rebel Governor, his vast re-
sources To defend the South. This we
heard eu.Hsntically denied on the day
after It was printed. But since that
time hc has committed himself TO the
cause OF 2. beliion and treason, and now
seeks the -leIasucy Of the Government that
he would have destroyed. The Govern
rnent, il us msgnanimity, may grant him
pardon, and bis ingratititude and guilty
conscience should fad relief in penitsntlaI
tears.
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TsE CoycERT.-We have attended re-
bea-zaI Of the music 10 be sung at the con-
cert next Tuesday evening, and we assure
our readers Of q treat. The principal 30
urano singer of the choir, Miss Carrie
Bent. is an artist who would be listened TO
with delight By the most fastidious audi
suee that could be found in the United
States. Those aho attend viii have sn op-
portunity Of hearing her IN variety Of
pieces calculated TO show the beauty Of her
voice. her admirable method and the per
lection of her style. She will sing a cavi-
tina from al Troyatore," an aria from the
"Mssslah," and The old English ballad,
" The Last Rose OF Summer" Three pie
ces, all beautiful, bu. each differing from
the others, 10 which no one could do justice
without q versatility Of talent, rarely met
with except on the boards Of the opera.
The selection Of music for both choir and
solo IS most excellent, and reflects great
credit upon the efficient conductor Ct the
choir, whose untiring labo-5 for the i'm
provemeut Of the musical portion Of the
church service is worthy Of all praise. Our
readers Will bear in mind that ] aarge
number Of tickets are already sold, and
those who had not procured them should do
80 without delay.
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Generals Humphreys and Wilson have
left on short leaves OF absence to 20 North
NEw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Corsi-
siean brings Havana dates Of the lIth
The blocksde-runnsr, Col Lamb, was
obliged to return from al attempt to ruu
into Galveston harbor
Maximilian's o0nsul st Hsvsns has
lot yet been able to secure the Mexican
archives in that city.
No news from Mexico.
General HSrdee reports a repulse to our
forces on James Island. On the contrary
the Times correspondent shove that gal
LIANT charge was made on the rebel outer
works, consisting OF three redoubts which
were captured, together with thirty prison
ers.
Nkw YoRE, Feb. 17.-Gold dull and with
cut material change in the price, opening
at 2os]E, declining to 2o3% and closing at
293k@2o31s.
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GECoRDER's CouRT.--It is gratifying 10
note a slight decline in the business before
the Recorder yesterday. Thirteen cases
were disposed Of, Of which 81 but two were
cor drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The ususl fines were imposed.
John W. stalcup was arrsigned for steal
ing horse and wagouIfrom John Marnnion'
The case was continued for Monday.
jim Smith, colored individual, was
brought up for keeping disorderly house,
on the aristocratic thorough fare of Church
street, between Cherry and College. Itsp-
pears that herents q ball room to the most
dePrayed of the coiored population, and it
is redezvous for their revelry. The po-
lice made descent on their works" night
before last and gobbled the guests. Smith
was Gned in the sum Of $50, from which
judgment he has taken an appeal to a high
er tribunal.
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River and Steamboat News.

The river is rising, with three feet large
on the shoals. Business is active on the
lsvee, but boats are unable to come over
the shoals. Only ono boat was in port,
the Huntsville, aud she leaves for St. Louis
today. The weather Is clearing of and
growing cold.
The Woodward is receiving freight ct
Louisville for this port, and will hereafter
run ss a regular packet in this trade.
A number of boats are at GAINESVILLE,
eR aitiug a rise in the river to come up.
The Ohio river Is again chOked with ice,
and navg cation seriously impsded.
A collision occurred on tie night Of The
I4th, in the lower Mississippi, near Cairo,
between the Duke Of Argyle and the Mary
Z. Forsyth, and the former was sunk.
Navigation between Cairo and St. Louis
has again been resumed.
Several boats are loading At Louisville
for this place.
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JUsT REoEIvED.-A superior quality Of In
grain Extra Super, Three-ply and rich
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, TO- sale at whole
sale and retail by C. B. Bray, at Cameron,
Grier & Co.'S stand. AS these carpets are
carefully selected from irst hands, AM only
& moderate advance on them, the public
will find that they are desirable and mod
crate in price.
c. B. Bray will also fill orders for Cur
tains, Dsmask, and Curtain Fixtures, com
plete, bought at the fountain head, and sold
at small profit. Also, table oil-cIoths and
other house keeping goods. t.
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Our Informant, it appears, was N error IN
bis statement Of the shooting affair on
Cherry which appeared in our local col
unns yesterday. The pocket book dropped
from thsIoldier's coat as be was taking 1t OF
to t-y on new one, and was picked up by
gentleman, not connected with the store,
who handed it TO him. The soldier then
sscusei thu man Of picking bis pockets,
whersupon quarrel ensued, and the soldier
shot Al him, the ball perforsting the coat
Of 4 captain present
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suInrs sHIErsl u sBIRTs Il-Thoss who
delight in wearing 3 neatly sitting shirt
should call at Green 4 Green's, ~ College
street, and leave their orders and measure
meut. They manufacture all their Sd rte
Al their house IN Louisville, corner Of 18th
and Main and warrant perfect TT o. no
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Who zhould step into our ssnctum yes
terday bu. Squire VIM. L. Barry, with the
weight OF eighty-fve years on mis- shoul-
ders, and yet bearing himself with the
vigor Of q man in the prime of life. He
babe adieu several years ago to the print
ing Office, and has been enjoying rural fe-
LEFTY in Lewis county. Long may he
wave
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The Uyrox-hss the largest oircu.s-
ton Of any Newspaper in Iennes'oS' ~
CITY and Army circulation "0'' '
double suy other paper
~ The NASHVILLE So .r-...sT-z
svsrdoa the rublloa'ioH Of me -.,,' % : ~
c.1I.5 for Letter, for the year 1882 y the
- - Of this city, the UNloS having
,.,.--.,t circulation of any paper pub
- = !. 1;,hin this postal district.
~ Lrr or LErrrEs.--Ths list Of letters
.--eininr uucalled for in the Post-ofBce,
.rtIi,beI officially in the columns Of the
I..r~rrtr Uy1oy, can be consulted in the
Rr..-sss Office Of the UyIos. It viii be
r,ups upon bulletin inside the building.
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MILIrAaY Pass OFFICE Captain II. B.
Adams, Assistant Provost Marshal
Of the Department Of the Cumber-
land, will establish his Office in the Kirk
man building, corner Of Summer and Cedar
streets, in day or two. Passes must be
obtained for all railroads, leading out Of
Nashville except to Louisville. The polite
and accomplished clerks now at Capt.
GOodwia's Office, VII oficiate in the alb
seuss Of Capt. Adams, which will be tn
ouly place in the city issuing such passes.
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Cameron, Grier 4 Co. have just received
8 large assortment of superior dry goods.
Their customers will find that all Of these
goods are bought with care and knowledge.
They are ready to supply their customers
at either wholesale or rotGU, with only
small profits attached.
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Read $500 Reward in another column.

REBELs ~ BsADLET.-Ths Knoxvhls
Wing says that Bradley county Is Overrun
with guerrillss and bushwhsckers, who are
ro5bing and numbering Union eitisens'
They shot Mr. Hunter, Of Georgetown, but
short time ago. Tbs object Of the rebels
is to prevent the holding Of any elections
in that county, and # they are not driven
out thew viii succeed.
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PARRIcIDE.-Csroline Miller, little girl
only thirteen years old, has been convicted
Of the murder Of her father by poison, in
Louisville. No csuse is assigned for this hor-
rible crime, butt appears that she has long
meditated the act.
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variety is the spice Of life, " and nowhere
is this fact better realized than at PolsSd's
Variety Theatre. A star troupe appears
every night in ell the original burlssquss,
songs and dances. Go early II yo0 would
sae1,-a n saat
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SHoorISa.-One of the soldiers confined
in Maxwell Barracks was edifying himself
yesterday morning by spitting down on
persons passing. The guard, on the oppo-
site side Of the street, suddenly put stop
to this pastime by firing his gun at the
offender. The ball passed through the win
dow and lodged in the ceiling, without any
injury to the men.
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Our friends Msgill L Mullen, who were
victims to the Gait House calamity IN Lou
isyills, have, phaDiz like, rose from the
Sahss and established themselves on Pourlh
street between Market and Main, in that
city. they advertise = fac stock Of gents
slOthing and furnishing goods at cost. We
heartily commend those gentlemen to our
citizens and others visiting the Falls city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18

The Opera House is the grand centre Of
attraction for the gay and fsstsvs" of our
community. There is an entire change Of
programme every night, always humorous
and happy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18

The extensive auction sale advertised for
to-day by adams, Surdam & Co, will In
tsrest hotel aud housekespers. The list is
very extensive as our readers will observe.