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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

1uK SEcoSD NLfIoKAL BANK OF NASH
WAX, organized during the month Of
February last has already attained a
high degree Of favor amongst business
men, and the public generally. The
Directors of the Institution are A. Mel
son. John Lumsden, w. I. Murfree,
ssml J. Keith, W. J. Thomas, and W.
r. Cornelius, all well known and intel
lirent citizens, Of unimpeachable integ-
rity, and industrious, enterprising bust
ness habits Mr. Nelson IL President
Mr. Keith, Vice President, and Mr.
Lumsden, Cashier.
We are glad 70 see institutions OF this
character sprinsiRg up in our midst
They are advantageous 30 trade and
commerce, and their interests are allied
TO those Of the general Government
Il would be happy thing for The PEG
pie and the country il sill eur State
Banks should throw aside their char
ters and reorganise under the National
Banking System. Weshould then have
8 uniform currency, and aOt be subject
to the fluctuations and depreciati0ns
characteristics Of the old system.
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A bill in regard to theproperty Of the
State. Referred TO the Committee on
Financef 0frfa uhwn
An Act e afford relief agAinst 3
wrong doer in certain cases. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
An act to amend forms IF pleading
and for other purposes. Referred 70
Judiciary Committee. s
Empowering heirs who have been con
strained 10 receive Confeieraee bonds
or money, 30 sue for the same Refer
red 10 judiciary COMMITTEES
An set to revive the charters Of the
Bridgeport and Jasper railroad com
pany Referred 70 COMMITTEE on Inter
nal Improvements
An act 70 legalize the acts Of admin
istrators and guardians in certain cases.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
To increase the humber Of constables
in the city Of Nashville BY two Passed
second reading
By AR Dillon; an act directing the
Attorney General 70 bring suits in Ger
tain cases. This act is directed against
those who expended State funds to buy
arms for rebel use Passed FIRST read
ing e. -e.--....
By Mr. Moss, requiring ali State Off
Gers, attorneys and persons taking out
license, 70 swear to support the amend.
ed constitution Of the State offences
see. Referred 10 the Committee on
Federal Relations.
By Mr.. Donaldson That the County
Courts may levy n tax for fund for
the relief Of soldiers aud their fam
lies Passed frst reading
The House look q recess mil 2
o'clock.
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IFrERNoov srsslov


The House met at o'clock. During
the recess two large stoves had been put
up, and good fires burning in them
made the ohsthber more bss7Able
The Clerk read communication. di-
reeted 10 him by James B. Bradwell.
Esq, Chairman Of the Committed on
ARMS, trophies, and cUriosiiies Of the
Chicago Sanitary Commission and Sol
diers' Home Fair" requesting the au-
tographs Of al the members for the
fair
Mr. Henderson from The committee
on enrolled bills, again reported Joint
resolutions Ncs. S, and IA, Withdrawn
during the morning session
Adjourned till tomorrow morning At
81 o'clock.
We stated, an our report yesterday
that Mr.. Elliott, who is the represents
alive from Rutherford; had objected to
.tseating rebels who returned only 70
seek trading privileges, with indui-
genee. The obiector was really Mr.
Mullins, from Rutherford And Bedford
The error was caused BY lis being an,
erfordT
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The Rebel Aoj. Gen. Cooper on the
Situation.

A letter written by the rebel AdJ u
tant General Cooper. dated Richmond
Amil I addressed to his wife, At Clifton
Georgia, hiss been intercepted 1t is a
perfect vail Of despair His wife had
a.ked 10 come to Richmond, and he
answers that it would be unadyisable to
come there as they could not hold the
city that Grant was stretching out for
communications to Richmond, aud
would be able 70 seize and hold them
lie SAYS that the President-Jeff-be-
coming aware Of tina feeble tenure Of
the city by the rebels, had sent his
family away on the preceding day,
March 81. The wife of james Y. Ma
son bad fed for safety, to Halifax
Mru Lee, wife Of Geaersl Lee, was IN
Richmond, and refused to 60 away. In
conclusion, he said be hadn't 8 dollar
in the world but Confederate money,
and that was worthless, and thai starry,
alton stared them in the iAoe
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In the captured correspondence oil
r r Rbett Of the Charleston Mercury,
was a letter from. Roger A Pryor, in
which be asked: why do you all invite
Everett to Charleston Doyo notFe-
member his libel upon Brooks, and his
sympathy with the dog SUMNER The
dsv Of this kind Of insolence has pass
"a swsv. Southern men willi in the ia
,ure. have more regard for decency and
pfopriesy when they speak Of Northern
Statesmen. They have beea taught .
lesson that viii never be forgotten.
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pre,Illent's Proclamailon,

rrRsidcnta LE"~t'-
p.-;ssnt Lincoln has Pabiished 5
p-..,.-.ss;ou setting forth that United
sIss., vessels Of War have been -, so1
- .,r,s past. in certsin ports, retsss'
- a --; III, to which they were en1i-
sies by treaty. public Law or sae 8 conn, pc,
~. -. :: .sasnnouncing thatif after
..sssonssle time shall have elapsed
- .,...,s,Batiou 20 becorne known,
-. :; = s-eatnept shah be persisted N,
80 -. .ovsrnnent Of the United States
m ss.s,;.se by treating in similar
r =, vessels Of those countries gull
- ~ me d;scourtesy complained 81
This is right and proper.
venerable Union citizen OF AIS
..',,; .Tobo q. Woods, native ofTenn-
- -. writes 10 Us from Lawrence 90,
i a. former State, endorsing money
+, f,- :, vsarr subscription 70 the NAsnvnLE
n. !, -h;cb he orders 70 he mailed TO
-. sop 5. Elmira, New York. In his
l.,,or he states that bis son spent the
- vea-s preceding the war st Cum
h.rI.nd collage, Lebanon, Tenn, and
weat through the regular course OF the
-. sebooI He took up his. residence
:. Alabama. and when hostilities be-
ss1 --as Gagged in teaching. Deyo-
sssl,, attached 10 Che flag Of his fathers,
h. determined % SIGHT under i, raised
: eo,npany, but before be could escape
ui,h il. As contemplated, into the Fed
aral lipks he. was betrayed, arrested
and Imprisoned. Charges OF munny
aud treason were preferred against
him; he was tried by COurtMartiAi'
convicted and condemned to De shot
fortunately, during his stay at College
he had made many friends, amongst
them Prof A. P. stewHFt--ths rebel
General Cen. Stewart interested HIM
self in behalf OF young Woods. and got
b;s execution indefinitely postponed.
He was held in suspense for six months,
aud was finally included in : general
amnesty proclaimed By Gen Joe John
s,oo and discharged. After bis re-
leased he escaped into shermsna lines
in Georgia, went to Chattanooga, snd
fbsnce TO Elmira, New York, where
the Government gave him employ
msnt AZ might be expected, he Is an
upcompromising foe Of the rebellion
and opposes slavery with unconquer-
able de,ermi1AGon- "And now, adds
the father, the spirit Of your paper OF
that sut iect suits me, and ] know It
win sult my son am q Tennessee
an by birth, but have lived in Missouri
txsnty-eiebt years ! have many
friends in old Tennessee, and 1 eoHgrat-
.l,ss dem On Ts,zessse bring 1saasa FREE
grtTts
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To request tbs Governor to eommu.
nicate IL the President OF the United
States the proceedings of the late Con
ventson and election IN this State, and
Of Che adoption Of The aniend naent 20
the United States Constitution, and
ask him 10 declare, by proclamation,
that Tennessee is entitled 70 exercise
all the rights of State Referred 20
committee on Federal relations
To prepare two addresses tofhe PEG
pie and army. Referred TO the com
mittee on Federal relations
Joint House Resolution, in lieu Of
Joint Senate Resolutions No. Is, being
lhRaks Of Tennessee totbe Legisla ture
of Ohio for assistance rendered 10 The
loyal destitute people Of Tennessee
Adopted in leu Of the Senate Tesolu-
ton.
Against administering ohthe where
there is moral certainty they viii be
broken. Referred 10 the Committee
on Federal relations
That all lawyers, ministers and doc
tors of medicine be required 70 take
the oath of allegiance, before being al
lowed to exercise their professional
functions Referred to Committee on
Federal relations.
Mr. Hood called for the consideration
Of the resolution on the election Of q
Secretary OF State, by JOINT session,
and suggested Friday at ! IA NJ, as the
time for the election
Mr.. Duggan proposed Monday, the
l4th. at 2 o'clock, which Mr. Hood &C
cepted Adopted.
By Mr.. Cooper. That the speakers Of
the Senate and House appoint q joint
Committee TO prepare rules to govern
theaction Of the two houses Adopted
That a joint committee be appointed
upon State Library. Mr.. Cooper an
nounced that the House had already
made an appointment on its part.
The Speaker announced Messrs
Cooper, Gaines, and Norman as the
House Committee on Joint resolution
No. 3.
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TvvIOE DEOnIvED.
THE FROZEN HEART.

I Per IN % s5piet sent T &C.
he New YORK Weeicly-i sold hyali 1esr Agents
Inthe Unit q States ~ e price ask c, ne, bu IN
% No esses where Agents have g. ray ext freight
a h CHER price j. charged Whed there Is a N--s
Agent IN Toe t0sT, wc Ne fr our friends 20 get tho
Nea 1orS ~ ekiy thfo1eh him. We do not wish
10 nal the DapeE, excel % places whe G there q
No other means n getlng DC. WIEN sent BY Fca ],
sing ecpios, 81 pef anrura our rories, SO
Wiach g g % = ccpf eight c0fle1 so The party
who sends rs so for club ~ eisht copies (lll
sent At one iimel viii De- entitled % p ccpy free
Postmast % and othsrs Who get up club, ID IA II
respective towns, can alierWard a1d single copies
a g 20 ALI
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DOCTOR McclLL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

n THE rRkATllEzT o. DIgEAse.5
CROHHfN6 Hl4 WIZ 8lCotllt ia
OIHEk bIAEh6. A. fi - -
NASHVILLE, TErNEa8kEs
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The election in Connecticut cleaned
out the last New England copperhead
Congressman The entire delegation
Of the New England States are now Ad-
ministrative men, sound patriotic Uni
on men.
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TEEKESSEE EEaISLATURE.
SENATE

WEDNESDAY,, April II
The Senate met pursuant % adjourn
nent TIE nllnuaes Nera reaa arrl
adopted.
The committed on Public prinfihe
reported ia favor Of printing 9 .O0Q out
Of the 10000 copies Of the Governor
message ordered to be printed, Ia the
German language.
An amendment offered to the raport
was accepted, which makes the number
8 coo in addition to the 10000 already
ordered Adopted.
Mr.. liandolph's senate resolution
90 ls) regarding the election for
United States Senator vas tlken up,
and en- notiou Of 1fr. s 5eness .laits
on the table.
1lr senter maven arecensi deraton
Of the vote, n Fies Of The absencs Of
the author Of The resolution Uhder
the rules, it lies over one day.
Senate bin Go. u from Mr.. smith,
70 incorporate the Mechanics and
Traders Bank Of Memphis, passed iis
second reading, spd was referred to the
committee on BankEf 0ul4g
Mr.. McElwee introduced Senate bill
lNo l6, to enable 81 free persons Of
color 70 obtain license 10 marry Re
ferred 70 the Judiciary Committee.
OF motion, zdjourlled y ? o'clock
Il 49, 80 So
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A erevasse has opened its mouth six
miles above Batin Rouge, La, and is
drinking deeply Of the turbid fuid Of
The Mississippi An immense extent
o. country is overaOwed 10 the depth Of
sixteen feet Well. Louisiana needs a
washing put
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q PROPERTY
II cult Court AZ Nashville.
,AsossYRULEs, lsss


GeqHss nay.
~ ths osuse K srpearne 10 tho satisfaction Of the
II the clerk aid Aa-tel titlt he dficndart Geo
Nay s. anoil-rssident Of tie s.steof Tenn, that
TIE cr anary process Of ~ een1s9t % served On
hiIl,, : therefore ordered blythe Gers snd Master
n ct mi lication be made % The Nashville Urion
newspaper published 10 iis cits 81 Nashr i, for
four euccf save weeks, command ng tbs sad de-
fendant 10 apneas st toe Nay term OF r. Circuit
Cont for Davidson comfy. ~ held Ia she City
of| Nazi7ril.e on tie 3fd honday IA May next, then
nd there 10 sEsger, rlt ad 81 demur % pia ~ if
Till on the same Ul oe taken i2r confessed, and ssE
for kea- ing etS parte.
~ rsssirssl DAVID G. LOVE, Clerk,
sprl3-slWe By j. F. HIDE, D. Z.
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A oitisen Of MurfrsesbOro' objects 10
going South, a. h.swsut there once and
was attacked By the -mcat sxernciat-
ing dry gripeA" We rAshsrsuspscs all
Of Dixie Is attacked just nov By EEK.
crutisting dry gripeA"
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The Washington correspondent ct
the Cincinnati Gazette, in bis dispatch
Of the 10Th, says NJ Seward can scarce
y recover. The wound in bis jaw pre-
vents him from taking sastenan I
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Secretary Seward was more seriously
injured by his recent accident thsn was
supposed 81 6rst One Of his cheeks
was fractured, and causes him great
pain. twill be some time before be
can attend % bnsiness
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By Mr.. Doughty. 70 appoint State
Superintendent Of Schools, and Su-
perintendent IN each county. Laid
over
M. stegala That each officer Of the
House be allowed three daily newsps-
pers, the number allowed 70 the mem
bers of the House rFf
Mr.. Hood moved to lay the resoiu-
ton on the table
Yeas So nays 10 Resolution adop-
ted.
By ME. Doughty That the COM
nittee on Ways and Means inquire ir'
70 the ezpedieney Of seizing any rail-
way shares id the hands Of rebels, end
selling them for the benefit of the
common school fund. Laid over T.
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The inveterats ooppsrheAd Of the
Chicago Times, when Richmond fell,
said it was q matter Of no more conse-
duanee than The taking Of Coririh IN
1852 Il added
Il NAs not Richmond 4lal was re-
lzfing Die authority 81 tha Federa
iogefnnent but Lees afmy we hav1
the former, but the laltor 5 atiarge
and still capable Of rssistAncs> Ii has
been weakened sersnrlaf but Il has
Rone further away frcm oar base of op-
eratious, eofhHtifsuiti 4 pscsfortk Be q Rrenf.
er task than ever for - q reach IL !"
How mean the Chicago copperhssd
must have felt last Thursday, when be
read the news Of Less snrfender
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The new British Minister, Sir Fred
ericb Bruce, arrived at Washington on
the sth inst
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By Mr. Mulleuix; 70 secure the eoun.
81 Acadenny Fand
This bal provides for inquiring INTO
the condition of these funds, and for
recovering such amounts IS hive been
converted into Confederate money, by
prosecutions in the name Of the State.
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r. c. Winthrop and Fred Douglas
were two Of the speakers At . public
celebration in Boston last week.
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Shippers shonld bear IN mind that the Express
Companies ere not h1und when property Is destroy.
Cd ~ the enemies Of the country, snd should 10
al cases cover their property BY War Rsks.
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Rh. RlRgRIL[ &SQRS.

) FOX SALE-
A LARGE Cooking IRans5e. IN EX-
~ celent condition, together with all thu 6A-
lures belonging thereto. suitsbe for Hotel or Res
tallranr purposes Enquire AZ No ~ Cedar street
faprlf-1Wa A. BlGLOW Co
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AaAsssasss u fhs Woub srs.isd ~ s.es.aA
Fecss na7Tisd Ladlaa eho na7e psea p Aaselia.
80 70 rlisczrTy g prove a1qr1oei - -.
- 49,
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Omcisi communications captured
chow that the rebels contemplate set
ting mp their government al Charlotte,
NC Ea
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Noa0e.


ftycH6 OFFICE. I
N4t8fift4 TKss.s ApEli II, 1851
Riehmeqi and peie.so'irx have fallen. Lee.
eitllt hs i1arl 81 a. Ieil arIny. has surrendered.
Yirnnia. "a whose sc1 fhA On o. iorces met tssir
hrsf resfFte, hzs-l4tn fedeenlsd Fort sumter,
where The hr.t f,er.apsBs.Ad "a per Nss tsken
dpVn n rurrendrf - rebel afnis its been recan-
luffc add th Z same identcai ttuaef vii !, on Ff.
dHy nett. Eiih aftsrepriate &c a. oeiee. b r..
acad % slintPfs ff4DlEg possEts. there y -
hopca, 70 w4re fretor.
IA com mem ration q thess greet and Rlcro7s
eFeat rnd y u 40 nIrucst cer.a'n fzospse- q =
tefmtaailpn 81 iha of15eIe-s ~ Winkeh rep ionI
and speedy rcefora.fC1 o rivu la0s nsvc np-
pciaied SafnTdsY next III l6fhlne ~ 81 table
cay ior ihaniseifnF end RIO cing. an9 most res
neesaii solicit al itiz aho sre lover, q the
Lnloa and iia aftcufAni b inFs-neai e, order,
ne evil law 10 give evidence Of their feelings b.
9 dispaF - ratioual snilens 500 ll9zs On that
cay And y iilurl naring the dsse llnf,A am bus
ness nnus-s at nigh he cO-opt fasior o. tr1g
eea 9ohn =. 80 -. CsEntnsndef q this POSE sus
nc vi tuy Of he s.ty, l. n ost respectful aslie
20 that 81 eeiabr ton raay prove oommenstlFaIa
aprl2-4t 1Eo HUGH sNiFa. Mayer.
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Mr.. Hall offered Senate resolutions
no p and 23) that the Legislature
meet IN joint convention on Monday 10
elect United States Senator for the
term Of six years from 4th of March,
1851, 70 iill the seat ii A. o. PeNichol
son, whose term has expired. Also, to
hll the seat Of Hon Andtew Johnsoh,
whose term expires on the 4th Of
March, 1865. Laid over under the
rules.
Senate Joint refC iuti "a { No. 20, 70
re-district the State, was cOncurred in
BY the House, and etur led TO the
Senate.
On motion, adjourned TO tn regular
hour Of meeting tomorrow N rning
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

NASH tAalANs AA-AAALAAN8I
Yer further information ia regard 70
the slxilii1l success ia the treatment Of
diseases. the reader Is referred 70 SrIL-
ks TakRAPxpTIcs and HAfralA AzDIcA,
two large volumes. late edition Of looOi
the best work in the United States,
where you viii fnd Dr.. AcGilis 'aame
standing paralisl with the best medical
aen Of the sge IN the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. Fer AZ diseases IN this
adyertisemeat, satisfsctioe Il guaFan
iced With ny general practice treat
the following
VA saazaatoai Rhelln.s.aI1. 1885,. q -
so ifnnfa PisuTigy. fslnz. llcer1 cSl1sE. tFrls,
Iassasss q ~ aeslt ard l&Fs1t ll.ll-z.al,ca q
Ihs 8fouseh, hsuralFs1, sl14a - q -.l-..ss
De.ss. - p y - -. -.
io9sfhsf silh 81 Private Dlsea1oa 80
I1iseases OF the Urinary Organ
e the hadses.
AsAnssao.s u shs wcub srs..sd ~ $50
Ehosa hsEEsd Ls.ies 80 49, - e 3. 49,
= ssssr al Einas 3 iosad pssEnari, y $40 ms
blDfL41ts
-, x.rs.d raa.ss shoas naen-a1ss = has
- - = tri1g ferth - a. .eea1. 7a.s.ci-
60 has nd yor ah11id larl1pll -. - -
lkIr "a Vcrf daIzrs 200 ca ccl9at - -l.lAeL ~
49, - Ia rars1a- Ee iady sEaF lhrT-lfe ye--s
n -. - 11rlrs anoAcaE1n. Alcoflraarlc4aoee
- seer o. porson SiriollJ eoa1denHHl-
HIghs Emiaiens Cared
49, trn,. siop ae1ls gou asfteR -. y A.
f'.1rSns 1l1sot . ils1, t1af9 = - 49, p -.
- - 4. Mi ErnlFlIn11. SO rlFAl1ls1l1 ~
- - - $500 f71zffeT T. ~ p I0t = -
- - Z ave erred do11z8 y ~ fl ~ - -
- - - nar sell e-I1o- rI n1 81 ~ -
= riI1r tallara 80 ln't1ns 49, = 60 49, p
- o1nnl-y. In vera ~ 80 80 - -
- -. ~ VI rIIen,o rlIiI w Eye 49,
go - ~ II lte f|51E.lf rl17l1sI L. m -
- |ss1ssnI' rs helt e lsllElnel1 fzon b 80
2alasa assasa =
mnf-1v VI No. 80 $500 sitsreea.
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n1EH srEH 3 rafk < ahinels asehIlqi $50
i ~ aood ssEtft. 3 whoa ffed 49, 80 -
psd. zrDsy 5. Is Cellsss 49, esF 80
VIE Depot lapiz-slI ~ - 49,
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NOTICE.

fflHE Board q Managers and the Stoc <h6lfers a
4 the EducahouI Association are requested 70
meet At Franklin C'llege on Wednesday, ia le-h o.
APRIL 1855. Al zen o'clock.
.IUHN ". RICHARDSON,
President Of tha Board.
DAVID sIrzcoNu, Secretary.
ma. zs--ft tffS
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Mr.. henderson, from the Committee
on Enrolled Bills, reported various en-
rolled resolutions as properly enrolled,
joint resolutions No 2, No. 8, and No.
"A m #fa
Mr.. Henderson withdrew these bills
70 obtain the signature of the Speaker
Of the Senate. aIEa
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WE WILL eIvB 10 AEY one PR0DucrNa
Tfos sd ctsaerp a. - - I - = - alzse %
t1e r4csir7 * l11 ears Fos,1te -..lp - ~ ~
the former, o. so ~ ~ 1iaef Hsfor -. y f-r
msis q fsseai1 > f.1r ~ e - -
hkls-Gn 49, ssHssA peHiet Ma
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Edgefeld Ferry.

F1aak Proprietor Of this Ferry has noT . good
Charch ssree,, Nasaviile sud Fatneriaed street.
hdgen 81, and readySf all times cf The qar g. ferT5
% passengers scfoss The riser without delay
Ferry charge, Five Gems each Wsy regular Gus
tome IS, Too Eoiler= per mon n
apr-3-iEe PO3sT NEW Man. Proprietor.
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Lost.
H alI's N ew
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

THE PROPRIETOR WOUI D N 81 RESPECT.
/ fully inform his many friends, and The lnbhc
gener.ls, that his Msmnoih Photographic Is
Enlistment Is now conspl sted sad that ne is now
prepared % make any style . Picture known IN
he Photographic Art, from the beauiiin little
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By Mr. Donaldson, petition from
citizens from Blount County, asking lor
relief for soldiers families.
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A washington dispatch says orders
via be sent to our Generfls everywb sFe
a u5 sohnsnhissqAtioh With tae enc
my and the coaainanders of the rebels
In their front, and olIer the same terms
which we're accepted BY IAaS No diff
Guilty is anticipated except in Texas.
Pollard, Of The Richmond Examiner
who violated his parole Of honor, has
ben arrested for disloysl language and
confined in Castle Thunder.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Old Theatre.
CcmpI raentary Beneat to the
kGNoMEN CLUB,
Thursday EFeaiBg, april 18th,


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