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Shirts at N. York Prices
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VIZ do not profess - Be the only Phyui-
clan il the city, " who may b. found % his
Office AZ all hours, day or night; = nor DO
we, in offering our services % the invalid,
desire 70 recommend ourself IN prsferoncs
10 other equally vel established and ex-
psrienced physician; nor do We PEE
tend 70 be infsllible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned IN our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any l0oudcr-
nj secret rezediss, or extraordinary agrae-
able treatment o. Poliiafires; As al sensible
men must know, that success il the pFac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend % much
upon TIE discovery Of reg reEedtes, o. setv
modes o. frenszleut, a. upon the sklllful use
Of those agencies Necessary 70 peTfsef ozlru
Ind this can b scquired only ~ ezpe-
Renee and patient application. We res-
peotfaIly refer the public - our general a.
Vertiseraent, IN another part 81 the paper.
once hours from 3 h tao morning tll Q
81 hight l. Y, CoLEEAN, ~. D.
e. North ohsrTy s., Nsshyilis, Team.
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the Chattanooga sGazette, of the 99th
ultimo. are indicative ola feeling pre-
vailing in the North against the lead
ers, as they are termed. Of the rebellion,
while other items indicate the arrange.
ment first entered into, between John
ston and Sherman, was not approved
but highly censured, and that the last
named Geneaal was severely denounc-
ed therefor
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TRE susPESsioS BsDsE.-It will be seen
b. reference 10 our new advertisements
that the books for subscription TO this inn
portaut work will be opened on Monday,
ihe 4 th inst, at the Offices Of the CONNER
cial and Tennessee Marine and Fire In
sarance company. Il is hoped that the Pso-
pic Of Nashville will not show so little
spirit Of enterprise as to lei this move for
tho rebuilding Of the bridge fall through.
Let every man who lives on the North side
Of tho river take a portion Of stock. It will
Se good Investment.
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NEw THgArRE.-The grand piece Of the
ssvOn sters which PleRses most when
besl known, will be repeated, with the
grsud skating scene, and the fascinating
Germau march and drill by young ladies.
Oe Monday that glorious actress, Miss Ar
ouia Jones, wall appear. We need not add
q word. Her name is the greatest assur-
nc Of the delicious treat that is awaiting
tho lovers Of the drama in its highest ex-
esllcnce.
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fneonformitiy with mode Of advertising
found advantageous, and indeed necessary
Il other cities, we have determined to COM
nepee Business Directory in the Union,
Ia wide and numerous circulation fitting u
U.eulisrly for the purpose. The Directory
viii eoptsin the names, address and bust
ne.s 81 profession, Of those advertising in
IL. arranged under classified heads, as
aDyues. :" Claw" "Dry Goods" etc. The
Eubscsi pti0us for cards TO appear in tho
% Nashville Union Directory" will be
SIS for one year, or So for six months,
which is the shortest period for which
card vii be taken
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on THEaruE Miss LBura keeno makes
her last appearance to-night-one more
opportunity OF sealing one Of the most glit-
ed and accomplished performers on he
American stage. "The Workmen Of Nash
vile, piece where home incidents, touch
snr pAthos, ana absorbing interest, has
proved 90 popular, will be rePouted. Camp
bsll 4 Carriers English Opera Troupe viii
appear on Monday.
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&c Course q Treatment

5 s aa79et -y TsaeHs symptoms
- 4 plelslra than "a pain
never 70 sh ia,esrsst N n3hs
sytlp I Ola Trgatue
b a. TIA
od 0F one month"; d Of
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Brig Gen. IL. NJ. Judah left Dalton
yesterday morning, TO 60 70 Kinston,
to receive the formal surrender of and
TO parole the rebel forces surrendered
by General W. S. Woford, which takes
place on Friday. .-...
A corps Of men toput up a telegraph
line from Dalton to Atlanta left here
yesterday. A force from the Construc
ton Corps also left here TO rebuild the
railroad between the same points.
While portion of these men are lay
ing the track from Dalton TO Resacca,
the bridge builders will be working on
the bridge over the Oostanoola river,
so as 10 have it ready by the time time
the rails are laid up to it.
Wagons, stores and TaGons for our
forces in Georgia, we're shipped from
here in large quantities during the last
two days At Dalton the wagons viii
be loaded and hauled through to At
lanta.
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River and Steamboat News.
ARRIVALS.
Brilliant, St. Louis.
DEPAETUgEs.
Leni Leoti, Evansville.
Bermuda, Louisville.
Science No. 2, Eastport.

River rising brisl,ly, with FIVE feet water
on Harpeth Shoals.
The following boats were in port: Ber-
mUda, Starlight and Brilliant
Weather clear and pleasant. business
continues dull.
Tho Emma Floyd, Capt. Hildreth, will
leave for Cincinnati at four o'cloek on Mon
day, Malin & Son, Agents.
The Starlight, Capt. Armstrong, leaves
at 4o'clock this afternoon for Cincinnati
Mslin & Sen and Boyd & PEBBLES, Agents.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR CONGRESS.

With the consent and appreciation Of friends, we
announce Gen. Thomas T. Smiley, Of Davidson
County, as a candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict. - .#
In few days his card viii sppesr, explaining bis
position and the principles he intends to advocate
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RI. THOMP5ONB snlrt Depot
spr25-u - Chsrry r.. nslu bniou.
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From the Chattanooga Gazette. May 10.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Further from JEFF Davis.
Our forces Occupy Atlanta aud Au,
gusta.
FROM THE SOUTH.

From information received from At
lanta, as late as last Sunday, we have
highly interesting news from that sec
ton.
On last Friday night jeff Davis was
at a little town called Powellton, in
Hancock county, situated on the Ogee
chez river, thirty~fve miles northeast
Of Milledgeville
Gen. Wilson has had his wherea-
bouts and the reward offered for him
by President Johnson, published in the
Atlanta papers, and printed handbills
containing the same information distri.
buted over the country In addition
to the reward Of 100000 offered for
his capture, Gen. Wilson has promised
that all the gold taken with him viii
be turned over TO his captors
Col. Eggleston with the LIST Ohio cay
airy, occupies Atlanta.
Brig. Gen. Upton, of Gen. Wilson's
command, occupies Augusta, and Brig.
Gen. McCook, Of the same command,
occupies Tallahassee, Florida. H..
The railroad between Atlanta and
Macon is constantly pstFoled by our
cavalry, so that if JEFF attempts to cross
it on his way westward he will undoubt-
ly get caught Without entering into
details we may simply state that jeff.
is very nearly corralled.
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TooE tbs OATR.-One hundred and tWon-
ty.seveu men snd non-commissionedo OIL
ssrs Of the rebel army took the oath in this
city yesterday, aud forty-sight commission
I'd oficers ranking from Colonel down
vafds.
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vi. c. Colts H.-.We are indebted to this
clever young gentleman for tho latest New
York, C.ncinust, and Louisville dailios,
The \. Y. Lodger, and other weeklieS.
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The legislative proceedings will be
found interesting to day, rs every citizen
Of ths State is more or less concerned in the
most important bills.
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Atlanta papers of May have been
received at the Gazette Office The In
telligencer of that date is almost re-
print of our last issue of April 29, which
contained the news Of the surrender
of Joe Johnston. This surrender drew
the following editorial from the editor:
ADvERsIrY-HOw TO BEAR IT.-ln days
Of adversely the souls Of men are
more severely tried than at any other
period of life's pilgrimage on earth.
Successiul-in the pride of power and
Of conquest-men may perform heroic
deeds, commanding the admiration aud
applause Of their fellow-men, even
passing on to the grave, themselves and
the world unconscious of an innate
weakness which, adversely overtaking
them, alone would have revealed. Bru-
tus, famed in Roman history, could not
bear adversely. Strong when in pow
er, and when struggling, as he vainly
imagined. to free Rome, he was weak
when batfied, and sought escape from
that adversely, which his own act had
entailed upon him, in selfmurder. 1t
is he only who meets what fate
has Ia store for him, with manly for
titude, who is truly great. This
is true applied as we'll 10 the leader of
an army, or the ruler of a people, as to
the humblest citizen in our land. And
now that adversely has overtaken the
South; now that we have become a
people oyerpowered in a contest long,
and bloody, and fearful; now that
great suffering, even for food to feed
the women and children whom we are
bound to protect and support, has be-
our fate. what becomes our duty ?
Yield to dispair2 No Rather let us
exercise forttude; 70 Cesar render the
! things which are Caesars, and to God
that which is Gods Politically and
religiously this becomes our duty. In
no slavish spirit, with no timid feeling
with regard to coming consequences,
| do we arrive at this conclusion. What
VIC have been during the great strug
gle the South has had with the North
we have been Nothing have We "a
palate or deny;-nothing TO besesch
mercy for.
But We have now future TO pass
overs future that demands as much
from us as the past, and so has every
son OF the South. Adyersity is upon
US, and upon our people, and we Rnc
they must bear itwith manly fortitude
Our armies have been surrendered anC
dispersed The brave men who com
posed them have returned TO their fam
| lies and friends. The hght is done, -
We have become an oYerpowered anC
armless people, and our political hk'
our military leaders, are dispersed, NJ
mere 10 be united in struggling sgains
what seems 10 be our fate. Truly, "
are in a state Of adversely, and in it lie
prudence and wise counsels prevail
The extent and nature of the term
upon which peace is 70 susceed war, VI
know not Powerless 70 resist what
ever these may be, let us be orderly
and peaceful, obeying the laws pre-
scribed for our government, and lesv,
e the rest TO the wise dispensations o
Him, whom, had we better served
might have given 10 the South tia
{ victory which he has withheld from Il
! and 90 surely bestowed upon another.
The telegraph and other news fron
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John p. Everett, Joseph Wheless, and
Al. P. Green and family, have returned
from the South. Dick Mccain will come
in Ibis morning on tho train from Chatta-
nooFa.
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The Recorders docket was light yester-
day, and nothing worthy Of special men
ton occurred.
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McE NJ. f. CHURCH, SABBATH SIR
Preaching by Rev. DR.. Jaquess, Col.
4 the 7sd III. Infantry, a. 1917 o'clock A..
T., and al =, o'clock P. X, BY the Pastor,
Rsv. A. A. Gee. Sunday School al = o'clock
4. 4. Seats free.
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We received last evening from f. N.
Davis, sewanee News Depot, the Ledger,
Flag Of our Union, Ballou's Monthly, and
he Louisville dHilies.
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4 kEEAEEABlK CUEE-This it 70 certify
thst when ! came into The ofhee Of Dr..
\ porn ! was entirely deaf in my right ear,
had been deaf several years, and wss en-
hreiy cured in few mouths-could hear
as good ~ / ever could.
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Broadway Straw Hat, for young men, en-
tirely new style, just received at Green a
Green's, as College street.
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Gents Steel Spring bsim Hats, Yeryiighi
aud cool for Summer wear, at Green
Sfsea'sl IS College street.
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Wswii publish tomorrow, the cOmmu-
iioasion Of ga Mechanic
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Ths patrols only made sixteen arrests
yesterday, all for drunkenness.
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Gents Printed Paper and Linnen Collars
IN all sizes, at Green 4 Green's IS College
street.
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The First National Bank OF this City
sold sl0O, 900 1895 on Thursday aud slOO'-
ees. yestsrday. The people Of Tennessee
would do we'll 70 invest their surplus FUNDS
IN ?. 30 bonds while they can be procured
Il par.
Law Cooke Of Philadelphia, subscription
Agent, reportsthe subscriptions on WedneS-
day, 20 this popular loan TO have reached
the enormous sum Of over seventeen mil
lions dollars.
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Fort DOnelsOn.

It is well remembered that the fall Of
Douelson occurred in the month Of Febru-
ary, 1862. It is also known TO many in
this city and vicinity that during the
same month, Messrs. Stark & Hilliard, Of
Springfield, Robertson county, nanuiac-
tured a few barrels Of choice whisky, aud
that small quantity OF that identical ar
ticle is yet eztant, is a remarkable TACT. 1t
can be found at the Erwin Exchange, Er-
win House building. The Bourbon Whisky
at the same place is perhaps unequalled in
this city. aprl2-H
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coscERT ro-SIGHT.-The Concert on Thurs
day night, a t the Thalia Hall, was most
sueeessful one. The audience was large
and fashioBabls, and the greatest gratif-
cation was expressed. The execution Of
The various pieces was excellent. Tonight
the sane performers will give another
grand musical and instrumental concert,
With change Of programme. All lovers
n eood music will find It genuine treat.
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For sale

A GoOu FEstfE HrsLIIE0 m ffa --r1.- III
"A hroae slt henry -'resfs. arI t.tustei f-- a
store. q D. e.f ia.. IVA i-7Ihl. ag ~ a.s.5es
uaTu.-lra
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List Of Prices. z.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 30 Mar
ket street, between Union and the Square,
where large assortment can be found.
S. LIEBERNAN, Proprietor.
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Shirts at N.York Prices

RH THOMP5OEs snr Depot
spr85-u y Cherry r., nsiu buiou.
Gold is falliag, 50 is tie price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only - per dozen.
aprll-tf A. S. MoRsE, % Cedar St.
IoE CHESTS IcE CHESTS IL have just
received q supply OF Ice chests Of various
sizes suitable Tor Families, Hotels, Saloons,
and Green Grocers, which [ offer Tor sale
or reasonable terms. Cheats Of any des-
cri ption made 70 order on the shortest no.
tice. ". =. Hank,
Ice Depot, no. Criddle street,
mGy7-At near Lou. and Nash; Depot.
GrsrLKNES's CLoTHS0 cleaned aud re-
paired at % IL Cedar Street, corner Of
Cherry, BY JAS. }. M0LOusHLEs.
may6-lWS
beautiful Pictures Of Bubios taken in
TIRES seconds BY Mr.. Fordinand. the Erea.
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery Of the Cum Dor
aud. sprlI-tf
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IBusIness DIRECTORY.

Fer sale at this office, one good Tobacco
s.,ew VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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N6k S:SisSSSIS il!sXzSSH
lIss

No travellers, soldiers or sesman's outfit is com
plete wiihoutir
Fan or daIHpness does not sffecf Il can Be car
red 10 the coat pocket; essily used on horseb1k.
From Lieut.. Com. W. u. Cushing, q. 8. NJ
"nsvinE carried one with me . see. can say
that it ~ the most complete and convenient article
tor the solaier or sailor tbat has ever come under
my notice"
1T Is brrfnll % just the Srtcles a solder OF 4
traveller needs for dsily use. "-Bosf0n Cong ega-
ttoI1lLsf-
We have also letters hlg hly commanding the case
from ssnstoT Wilson, Military Committee, u. $.
mural smith, Brig' Gen. Hayes. bug 6ensrsl D
Russey, ". ". McEinn, A. g NJ, besldes CON
msndatory notices frOm mo Of the leading cur
| mails IN the country. Agenis wanted. Sent, post
| psid, on receipt 81 price, q 50-In sxira nuisi
I 5 ~.
D. b. BROOKS 4 BROTHERS,
i uayS-Su ManufacfiferS. Ssiern Mas
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Election Notice.
UNION AND PLANrEEs banks.

UNION AND PLANTER's BANKS,
6AsKyI1Iz, April q, iss5. J
There viii be meeting Of the sfcekholdsrs Of
the Union and Pisuier's Banks on Monday, ne 22d
Of May NEXT AZ their respective Banking houses 10
Nashville AZ II o'clock n, TO take INTO c0nsld-
erztion the subject Of surreodering the charters Of
the two Banks and winding up their stfsirs.
by order OF the respective Bosrds
Jos. ". ALLEN, Cash Union Bank.
y. WEAVER, CASH. Planters Bank
Aprzl-td
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New Goods

W ~ E llsf aECEiYED A lAper -,
,,',ihir, - 'e...ci stock ~ apunF ~ sr-,,..
80. -. - men aaa boys, FaTeisSi-s -
casrr,e-.s - 49, 49, : - eleoE,naa1t Il &C.,
- 80 re unes, a b Nsrfss Sss.-t -.
ALkQaER All -.
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Wanted.

/ WISH % ernaioya Waite Barter. "a .s,-- I
a 81 p ''as. a. cI1 9iogmsas sna goo.i sagss
lGoFa uapct * efnstts p
msYt--Ea
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NNLIlN SNNNN8.
Oarpentsr - Rnilda.
$500 Revysr5

w =. ~. 49, I've ~ AL oSa esoruo-.a
fsu sd ClllsTe =. -. ~ -. 80 euro foS &C.,.
81 f-e = ten eelt pos1aas rs--.,-, -. 80 =
nae - 49,, " - - 20 laiisI. ssTe1 - -.
Ad.issss %. ~ = - days. ~ Il
H--~er "a fAaa.s.f 49,
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MORTON, GRAIG { CO.,
Commission, Receiving, & Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. u West Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0

No. Il west fOuFtn bL'S ClhClnnatl, u.
WE have formed partnership under the above
w name and style, for the purpose of doing
General Commission, Receiving, and Forwarding
Business, and beg leave to announce to our friends
and the trade generally, 70 manufacturers and pro-
ducers, that We are prepared TO receive, snd give
our prompt attention to cOnsignments. and to the
interests Of those who may favor us with their bus
mess.
We also propose-and have arrangements 70
make il special aul permanent feature Of our bu-
siness-tO purchase goods on orders for merchants
and others doing business in the South and West,
Tin the Federal nes), which cannot fail TO prove a
source Of convenience and profit to those aysillng
the nselves Of our services. We Therefore solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction viii
be given.
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for
Warding goods.
Deemipg il unnecessary 10 use the names Of
prominent friends In almost every city Of the Union,
we refer with pride and confidence to our late off,
cisI positions, and 10 those who have known US
longest aud best, in our natYe section, for the
prompiness and fidelity with which We may De e1-
pected 20 discharge OR duty to al who may IN
trust their business and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite al Tennesseans, and friends
from other sections Of the country visiting this city,
convenience 10 have their letters addressed
to our care and to make our Office their hesdquar-
ters during their stay in the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee, can be facilitated 10 their business ar
rsngements by calling Of our office.
JOHN J. CRAIG,
mArl6-9m JAMES 8. MORr0 n
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JoHN WALLtcE,
Minister Of Mission Presbytery.
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on Jos ofFIcE.-We sre executing every
d..crsp,ion Of plain and fancy JOB Print
Ing Is The neatest style, and at the lowest
prices at this ofics.
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NOTICE.

A Ii, PFRs1fSs HAVING CiaATAfSs A6A1NsI
"A he aCh Cavalry pssiaou, oou1niz1dsd b bress
Vef siaior 6onaral datch sil Ind 4 % the,r 3D..
vantage q cal on 7. Q. blEnsy, No. 10 oasrsy 81
GO. g Cub Houss.l sprlsA
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Wantedi

$500, 900 worth Of Qusrtermaster Youch-
ers, for which the highest market price
will be paid at the First National Bank,
No. 80, College street. mayI2-I5t
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~ AEo EtE-Au9 d.sasaas cffhs
- -hr0lr. L1H1a, BERT. stomnct
- Liver, Blood, A. uiif receivs ere
90. tentlol By Dr. Acorn, o. tlls
C0mmers "a. @ EEL may5 g.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TFETR,
are easily attained, and those who fail 70
avail themselves Of tho means should not
complain when accused Of gross neglect.
The SozODOST will speedily eradicate the
pause ola foul breath, Identifying and pre-
serving the teeth to the Oldest age.
Sold by all Druggists. may9-3tTT3s
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tHltF EfEtff L-7's OFFICE
LEf1El Nr oI T4 n WprRI.ssfj /
NAsH-rlls. Er,s, Hsy ls55
cer- suoh e. ara fr-r q ~ Hts 41--i "a II.
- - - h-17tl i'rs,f, G. E.ll ra q r.laIta t1rs
80 70 .--ilr ell-i.4f-e O. "a llas "a I'm.
Az - ir-er r-trra, .Hl a a.rgrr = t.--a
lii.lall- ~ isi q. snl... ar'.a ssrer.- sAtsse
a.- aert1F r141asL.
~ eoiala-l .i1 10. sIa ". r4..ts
2. u1NALb on
i-1t t-F lsE. AL b Clsfo n
nlAJ --fat g. -..t s.a| asr,.nd.
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Old Papers for sale 81 this Office. The
largest in the city.
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The genuine Cumberland Coalcsn be had
Of Knight Bros. Office at Driver & Browns,
No, 81 West Public Square.
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Per sale at this Office. one Hand wagon
aesrly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. J. may be found in his Office 81 al
hours. apr6
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TO THE LADIES.

- I OBVIOUSLY CoNTRIvED, AND EsPE.
i cialiy adapted to Soldiers and Sailors."-ATul5
and Nary Journal. t.'...' -..-.a-
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blink OF THE UNION.
For sale.

A sPI,ENbiD new Piano Forss, sever octayesI
"a oyerstruug, from Knabs Co.'S Factory, Bal
fmore. Owner wishes % leave tie city. TerDs
cash. Address box 1850, p. .,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

W. E.rox 4 Co, sre our sole Adver-
tisipe agents for Baltimore, nd.