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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30
By Telegraph.
MIGHT DISPATCHES
From san Francisco.
No News OF TIE Pirate.
War BebtIn Alabama.
south Carolina Convention.
From San Francisco.

SAY tEtN'Isco. sert-oi.- Sar.l....r r.r.,i
gate are Co i1c 81 lu.f- $50 'a.s-re.es r-...
ne pirate >heuau10ah had reached IT..
Z Islands, Whita was considered q. -.rf.,....
f.r iu 600 safety Df OH t.s-.S
iH 'A'i'la aud Honolulu. ..oa works
/ "i-h tapa'.'E lar Irr..n. a-f ~rHs ...
Ns..4 o. work annually, are apuro4eh.a-
I .1UpIri'ou.
Government hiss sssr--ls Ia-,et-s., d,
.la'' a-d IS erecting hor..a. &c lsn.s.,
Wv YerS. sr5t. eo.-Gald oreusia, ls-
snd cie~el 60, a.
/ " WASHINGTON. sent 2g-rla Pres. Irrt r-.
''rh iai'ru.t than che Ai1ramh Caug.a-
/ iiau. 1y vote .f COO, 1H. hef u-s..5 ~.
..'iilidAer u"rla.ug ODD debts created by-
tir i1la war, either Ii5eerIv c- ina .-...ft
I a- No.a. ana ihat tle General A-s.rrsi,
q" me safe shall have no authority. auf
are JOY o.dt.n On rautF tlr saue us ASSUME.
% provide i'r tar Payment OF CDR saina. H-
hh4 I'lfl thereof, lua the General A.-.s.Irr
OF inc state shall have TO authority. ami
are i'fHitdeu t' assume, or make any rrel.-
n'l'l, i"r The payment as any uo-..lr ii
i1e debts contracted or .urrr.a.'. I5r...f4,
'f indirectly. by tol.sl-rl.. States sesuti.
OF Confederate Nra'es authority. Il. esn-
venii'n has also decided. hva vote sr 81 To-
- l' suomi -1r amenameut- io the con
stitut.ou O. the popular vote.
A dispatch ba, h.eu received 1.v as.
PRESIDENT Announcing the .ulIrr.r. a.i5s,.
hy the South Gasoline Convention
COLUMBIA, S. q Sept. Zs.-Tha g,r,a,-
uoa h3' ADJOURNED after am So harmonious
ald unanimous session OF Eratr Iar-
They have repealed the ordinance oi secs
SION; also abolished slavery and truaUeaT I
t1e Representative of senators ana laNa-
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Common csu.sn rrncerainr..

Al soI'urued meeting OF the Common
''ou'd wss held in She civ huiliinrs yes
tendsN 'noining, the Session camrnepeiur Al
e.oi2lA pres ltely. The eLair ~ os,n
tfed by President Southraie. ana Ressrs
ss,yetegais Nulloy, Anderson. s.gi.. 500
'.ehg.d. Aarhrugh, Reese. Wberie- No..
and Pa -atrs rfessut '''' nancy
Eerc u'at aud approved N''''ils
seFr.n r,I0rfs, ltsa ssrle nst;c,5 r.. .....
rspoIt o. the prorscdinr. of ~ {, nm. IN cur
Aldermen last Tuesday 1ere ~ 49,. - 70. q
tled w" Hnu
The appropriation oi 81 .s0o. f,. a.
par oi thc school houses. f,s....s H., +,
baard oi Aldtrarn, was voted ''
oil o. prryent the cseetiar.ef nj. 49,
buildings la che CITY. and which hs3 -
tae hasrd sd Aiierincn 81 its lssi s,ssit,- =,
hkesise adopted. 10 10 simply revival -
ne Old laN, which Is familiar b. the r.sss-
reso.u,Iou Was aiupioi. tuthoritiur tl,
NaNvr o. eomprouiiss with the suFeii.s i
l-ham Dyer, late sud cleFk ct the market
ilr 81 zee.
Ihe n'eetius thsu adjoutnoa. % rssssem
90 81 DC ock, b. VI Of SATURDAY.
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To Strangers and Clnsens.

Wa do not profess % Be the only Phvsi-
clan in the city Who msy be found 81 his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor DO
W, in Offering oar services % The invalid
desire 20 recommend ourse'f in preference
g. other equally well established and cx-
pereuced physiciaas; nor do We pre-
tend g be iniaili5ie, or the only man ca
pablo Of curing the various soases mon
toned m our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession of any tsoudrr-
nj secret rc1lcfics, or extraordinary cCrcc-
cole treztrcat Of pali1nrcs aaaII sensible
"a en- must know, shat succeas in the prac-
tico Of medicine, does NOS depend so much
upon the discovery of 10 remedies. o. nee
H'oaes Of tTcafncHf, as dp9n she skililuI use
OF those agencies necessary 30 a perfect cure
and this eau be acquired only by expe-
rience and pabont application. We ros-
pectiuliy refer the public % cur general aa-
vortsoment, IN uuother part of tho paper
Ohco hours from in the morning en-
81 night /. L. COlaaaH. NJ. n.
q North Cherry 81. Nashville Tan
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salf lhusa.

This vice, which is never practiood IN
the presence Of any one, has proved tht
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of the uoblosi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue % eloquouce o. pen 10 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consa
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim I
living skeleton. Nor are these iis anal
and fatal effects; in its raius are scattered
the ruins CT reason, tho most molancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. 10 Be
cured permanently OF this affection, call or
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry sireoi
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fob26-E
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We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally to the well filled estsb-
lishment Of our enterprising friend, W. W.
Totten, who has the finest selected stock Of
Family Groceries touth of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment,
where the finest Liquors snd Wines can be
obtained, from bottle to pipe. Families,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest "viands" at moderate prices. His
Nos are p and %. North College street, op-
posite sewanee House. Give him a call.
sep2Q-Ifn
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Al FoE sfITE'

..,l-'-s siai'h = politician, and coss 60 the
- - S epakini" and night before last
- - lolae rather late. Els vile. aErrg a
rs s0ssnee, iocksd the door. and ks vas
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We clip the following from the latest New

We clip the following from the latest New
York papers.
CoTroN-The demand has been fair from
both manufacturers and exporters, and the
market closes firm st45h45 'Ec. for Middling,
and 43c. for Low Middling; sales Of 1900
bales.
CoFrEE-No sales Of any importance are
reported, but prices are firm. Java is held
at 2s lsa39c.
PEovIsIoNs-The demand for Pork has
improved somewhat, though excited, and
prices are better, closing firm. For iuture
delivery We hesr Of sales Of Loco bbis New
Mess, seller October, at $50 50sS32 -. The
sales, cash and regular, are 3,275 bills, at
so 49, aS32 IS for New Mess $50 soaS27 SD
for Prime. add SO 25aS2a 50 for Western
Prime Mess. Bee is better, but less active,
owing 10 the scarcity Of choice grades. which
are most wanted. sales If lee bbls. at 50 GOA
so 50 f1r Plain Mesi, Slaasf4 70 for Extra
do, and S6aSIo for stale Beef. Fierce Beef
il dull aud nomnsl. Beef hams are qaiet.
cut Meats are a little 6rmer. and i'm fsir de-
msnd; sales Il go pkgs., at l6aICItc. for
Shoulders, n 10. for Rough Sides. and zee.
for City P.ckied Hams In bulk. Bacon Is
quiet. lard has again advanced. aud q
good demand prevsi ed, closing buoyant,
sales of 635 bbls. and ties. a. 25ses g.. Tor
common 80 fair lots; 3 lEs29, for No. I, ~ 3.
sSec for fair % prime Steam aud Kettle
Rendered, sua 50 te. FOR small lots do.
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Persons unacquaiuted the city seeing
50 many advertisements for tho trotameut
OF SPECIAL Diseases, are oiten 60 loss % de-
ermine 20 whom o. outrust the treatment
OF such eases. To such persons we take
pleasure IN stating that the oldest esiab-
lishmeut Of this kind is at No. @ Deadarick
street, and this should De a sufficient vsla-.
antee that this is reliable institution. Da.
A. RlCHARD JOINS may be found IN his OF
nee during Che hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines fsraslca ia
thc 31foc-
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An IMPORTANT CASE IN COURT
Something About Rebel Impress
ments,
The Same Case out Of Court.
knives, Pistols, and the Police
called in.

A bloody encounter occurred yesterday
about one o'clock 10 the afternoon, in the
Adam q Eve" saloon, on DeaderIck street
between Sam. Casey, who resides on Whites
creek, and DR.. Msniose, a resident Of this
county, on the one side, and Houston, and
CLAY Davidson, neighbors Of the Doctor, on
the other, which came near proving fatal,
IS knives were used freely, and pistols
drawn, though they were not fired.
The origin 81 the difficulty, was this: Ca
sey was q Captain in the rebel army. aud a
500 Of Dr.. MunlOye, was a member Of bis
company; and in September, 1862, while
Nashville was besieged, young Msnlove
"pfes.ed" a horse belonging Ia the David
~ s, for the bel service; and since the re-
turn of peace, the latter had brought suit
for rs value, sgainst Manlove, on the
ground thst the impressment was illegal.
The ease came mp for trial, Yesterday, Mr..
Demoss being the attorney for the plaintiff,
while Messrs. Guild and Turner defended.
The case. So far as the court is concerned,
Will turn on these points:
1. bid young @Rnloye act under orders
from his superior?
. If he did, are orders from the rebel
government, an excuse for the impressment
81 o hOrte7
The first Of these is question Of fact, FOR
DIT Mauluhf acted without orders, ne lS ma
bic; but the second j. question Of law,
fli the court, aud involves the question ~
90 whether the JEFF. Davis government was
real ny government dc .fact0; and O. the
question D a very important one, the decis-
ion viii be awaited with great interest.
But while the suit il a matter Of consider
abe public importance, the parties did not
seem inclined % await the "law's delay" but
yesterday, al the time indicated, Casey snd
Msuloyc entered the adam sud Eve" and
called for q drink, and while there, Casey
remarked that certain psrties had called
him a hurss- thief; but that the man who
sa' "a that was id liar. AT that moment.
the naSidsons cane into the place, and one
OF them said 81 say you are a horse-thief."
The parties al once commenced lighting, ]
and knives and pistols were drawn, aud Dr. |
Aanl0ye received a pretty severe cut, and |
at one time, Clay Davidson had him in
position L. have given HIM fatal stab, if |
parties had not interfered. All Of the COM |
halants received cuts, causing them TO bleed |
profusely; bat none were very seriously |
injured
Policemen were soon on the ground, and |
the entire party were arrested and when |
taken 10 the Recorder room, they again |
eommenced a fight, but were immediately |
sepai ated by the officers.
The above affair viii be investigated he |
fore the Police Court this morning.
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Scott, Dawson & Co., Is Public Square,
South side, desi 10 close out their present
stock Of wool over shirts, paper collars,
winter under wear, and boots and shoes
We offer a large assortment of the above,
and buyers from the South, as well as mer-
chants doing business in this city, will find
it to their interest 20 examine this stock,
which we are determined to dispose Of.
snDt97-fw
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We have been at some pains to Ascertain
what instrument Of the many now soliciting
the public favor combines the greatest
amount Of real excellence. We have pros
ecUied this inquiry entirely independent Of
aid or direction from interested parties. The
opinions Of some Of the best musical critics,
composers, and performers have been OBJ
tanned; reports Of experiments made 10 the
ordinary use Of various instruments in
churches, schoos, and families, have been
compared, Of VIII ch, with singular una
nimlty, concur in assigning the first place
&c the Cabinet Organ Of Mason i Hamiin-
a decision that corresponds with our previ-
ously fOrme convictions received from per
sonsl observations -Neso York ChristiaH
AdUocatc. II
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The White Rasis.

The State Conventions of Alabama and
South Carolina have adopted ordinances de-
claring that only the white population Of
those States shall form the basis of repre-
sentation for their State Legislatures. On
this the Cincinnati Gazette comments
This, Of course, does not affect the basis
for Representative in Congress. which is
fixed by the Constitution Of the United
States, but the principle having been thus
conceded by two Of the Southern States, il
viii make sure en- amendment of the ma
tional Constitution making rioters aud not
population the basis Of representation. This
will reduce Southern Representatives in
Congress 70 a comparatively small number,
unless the negroes are eniasnchised, but il
will put the white people Of the South on an
equal footing with the white people Of the
free States, and that will be fair.
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Police Court Proceedings.
SICK FROM SMOKING A creAR.

About thirty cases were before the Police
Court, yesterday morning. of which the fol-
lowing are the more important:
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TRAGEDY NEAR THE CITY.
a wife Killed for InGdelity 10 Her
Husband.
The Husband Attempt. to Escape.
lie Is wounded while being Ar
rested.

Yesterday about noon, an aged German
named Ernst Brouker. who resides on
BIOwu Greek, % few miles from this city
after O. zhuu aossure. returned home, and
uu attempting g. enter his house foand all
the doors ia -tened. Surprising his wife was
absent, he entered hy a back window, when,
60 his establishment, be discovered msu-
his name we did not learn-iu Faqrautc
d5ictH with her whose virtue he had never
bef re suspected Horrided al the inddeiTv
o. his wife, with whom, up 30 that hour, he
had lived happily, lie determined at once
"u revenge. A gun was hanging on the
ceiling, aud he lcaped for il when, quick
- thought the destroyer Of has domestic
peace lcspcd iram the bed and lied, with his
garments ia he hauds. Running 20 the
window. Braoler attempted 60 fire az the
nying villain; hut before he could bring his
piecc 30 an aim, he was out Of sight IN a
u,irhh1ring thicket
" ith heated brain. hc turned 90 his guilty
wife, aad fired, and she fell bleeding corr s
by tho side oil he bed she had dishoncrcd
aud nd the feet Of her husband.
The neIFhberhuod was soon aroused, AID In
o. few moments "a score or more people had
gathered around the house, aud demanded
that BTooker should surrender himself, ami
await the action Of che law; hut this ne re-
fused g. do, aud when an "a tempt was made
10 arrest him, he resisted With all his
sircugthi Hnd iortunsir Il was. that he
hsd, iu his agisatiou, lorgotteu D. load his
picce. CT he might have aided smother
homicide % the one he had just committed.
AOer eNhausting every effort 60 capture
the unfortunate man, one of the party 90
llst raised his piece and fired, wouudnc
Buooker so severely in the shoulder, that
further resistance was impossible; aud he
surrendered he be has been brouct 60 the
citv. aud tho whole case will De inycs igsted
On Modny
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Marietta Ravsl has been meeting with
aattering success in the French spy al Wor-
csster, Mass, and Providence, R. I. In al
lu ion thereto the Worcester Daily Tran
script Of the 18th inst, says: 'sThe Wor-
eester Theatre was crowded % overflow last
evening. sni hundreds were turned swsy
unable 70 gain admission. Mile Marietta
Ravel met with a splendid reception and
was heartily applaaded throughous the en-
tire performance Of the French Spy. The
Providence Press Of the 18Th also criticised
her performance in the following eul0zistic
strain "A'lle Marietta Ravel, in the three
characters she assumed in the drama Of the
French Spy, made decided impression and
exhibited the art Of Pantomime in striking
manner. Toe combat scene could not be
bettered. She is a charming actress ia her
role. Last night she was called before the
curtain twice BY general demand from all
parts Of the house Tonight Will be pre-
scented the Dumb Boy Of Manchester in
which Mile Ravsl appears in character
in which she has won herself universal ap-
plause She also appears on the tight rope
without a balancing pole, performance
which the mot daring seldom attempt.
This is a wonderful feat, requ ring remark
able agility and strength Of nerve. That a
frail glrl should be equal TO il is marvel"
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nd- LEr those who have doubted the virtuas d
BuLLs ca RoS hfTrEEs, if any such there ~. rsar
the folioslr terun'sts rom Gentieuen vel know
10 this community, aud doubt no more
j goperl iuTodgctian into the ariuy v-4 ~.
the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers
lauIsyILlS, kT., June 81 isrg
We, the undersigned have seen the goo4 -,
nrnauced ~ ne use q Dr 5oHS BULLs O. ~,
btrIEss, ~ cases ofgeners debiiity and prosil.f
Of TIE - stem, fnd bsleYe IT, genera uss UouIr
pTegeut disease snd relieve much ufa-,r. .,,,,--
cur sci 1iets, particularly would ths y. tbe -.
e-peclsT those Who are "a posed 20 n,.as1.,.fi i.
anencfs n tho southern 6 lrnsie -
MAJ PHILIP sPEED.
toieetor lnt Rev. 81 Dist Ky
GAS B. CsFraN
CO lecfor Of tt.s p,rt or T,.,i..y-fi n,
col II. uENr y
49,, Pr5yos5 MaTshsl General Of Ksniuafy.
khN- u. P HENnERsoN
s,g sssfsi'Ty sanitary COMMISSION.
bAkNEl, hUGkkS A c.,
futaisher- democrat
GEO. P. DuERN.
FEapreiors Io-hYais Auaeis,r.
HUGHES RARKHILI.
Wholes4ic To Gools nssi-rs. No, 49,,
DAVIS, GREEN d Co ~
.is'.- sc s,loe Dealers, Msia a.. Louisville
hAkf a MAfufH ER
lAthogazpiisrs. cor. Nlsrlsas ,ss 7,l-s "a.
- LouiEFille, nv
julius WTSTaR
Clothing Mereiisni, COZ. 81 All ssrts, -
Lcuisyilie. Nv.
CAPT s. p. HIibREfH
~ @iesTer Ma7a- Auliar-i,a
MAJ l. r. TEUhar1N
faYms tsT L $ Army.
C. n. hhICALF
Nj ousl Hctel, LonisyiIle r.
COL JEs>E BATLEs,
ith keniucky CaFalrF.
GEu- j.. PAIN Tea.
l1uisFiIle laurrai
SID y holessia aal Retail nv
saEil-iy-ia saiH $780,. .'- -.
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CITY NEWS.

DIvIsE sEEyICE.-The Union NJ Z. Church
viii hold their usual services IN the Masonic
Hail. Preaching IN the morning al l0L
o'rloe, and in the evening a. : = o'clock.
Sunday School st mite O'Clock A.. n.
All are cordially invited 90 attend.
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PHososEkFEs.-PhotogrAPhs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the wesi, Cor sale, Wholesale saa
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of The
Cumberland, 3scedsr street, opposite Com
w,,;,l Hotel. maysTM
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MiLLINERs a DKFsshAKERs buy your
trimmings snd millinery goods, such as or
namants, bugle gimp, silk dress cord, but
tons Of every style and color, ribbons, French
flowers, hats, bonneis, silks, velveis, etc,
at Elsasser 4 Co.'S, No. 30 Union street, one
door west Of College. They have the most
extensive and best selected stock in their
line ever brought to this city, and sell their
goods at Northern pricel. sep25-3w
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TlW RACrs.-We were pieBsed 10 ohservc
. iargg attendance yesterday at the Nash
vlllc Coursc, which is now under the eN-
elusive management of Mr.. ncming, a
thorough ana accomplished mrimau.
The nrst race, between ClimsN, kentuck
sad CHt Hop, was wen easily BY the
fuucr. thr driver, Peter Csvsnsugh. band
Ing Climax in his usual style, which re-
suited iu the ether two horses being DIS
tsueod in tho hTsi beat.
The second race was between Harlow's
mule ard kleircr's mule. and WAS decided
iy spirited. The first heat was taken BY
Harlow's mule, IN 2.25. The second By
hleiger's mule, ia SIS, Tho third heat
was Won by Harlow's mule in e;25. The
iourth boat was taken by kleiecr's mule.
snd mo- time given, The hnh hcat wac Har-
loS ?, in s-a, winning the race.
ih' 'h'i" race was a half mile heat be-
t"''n -'iI'' horse sud bay mare. in which
the soTrrl csmc 0ut en- easv victor The
passed ol happily,
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta CoDsti-
tationslist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brown'ow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Msss.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at L. ?. Cones, No. 40 Cherry street. If
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Bachelors Hair Dye,

The Original ard Best in the World
The only true end perfect Hair Dye. Harm.
less, Reliable aud instantaneous. Produce
Immediately a splendid Block or natura
Brown. without injuring the hair or slin
Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes. sod
BY all Druggists The genuine il signed
William A. Ba;chelor. Also.
RcgCnerotng Extract Of Mlhefe,--s- "a,
RESTORING and BeaHti fgi5iq ne Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw YoRK.
sept5-ly
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fiEr.-A stsble situsted ou ana alley. lead
ing irom Church to Broad streets, snd situ-
atod between summer and High, was YES
teldsH psfually consumed ~ hre. Al
tE1agh % gyccedinrlv combustbie material.
ne eagnss were en hand - promptly that
NE DANES were eNtBruished before the
building Wss entirely a. ashes.
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a. A Spencer & Co., No. Church street
between Market and Front, have lust re-
ceived large lot of extra Leaf Lard in
tierces and kegs. For sale cheap.
a. 4. SPENCER a Co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
No. Church ST., between Market
sept22lw and Front
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Tha Bridal Chamber, a Essay q WEraial
snd lnstrucn11 for ounE Men Ass, neH azd 70
hatia troEunaui iar Diseases o. The Lrnary End
saxnai sysiams-Seui cree, IN seaied elreioues
Adaross D. J. sklLlIN H0UGHTaN, Howard
Associ stioH, fhilsisi phiA, Pa aFris-lJ
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Hats, Caps, & Furnishing Goods.
Latest Styles,
Just received by R. h. THOMPSON,
sepis-lm % Cherry street


4. A. Spencer 4 Co., No. s, Church street
between Market aud Front streeu, have
Just received a large lot Of Bacon, Clear
sides, Shoulders and Hams, for sale cheaT.
A. A. SPENCER L CO.,
Forwarding and Comm'n Merchants.
No. S Church ST., bet. Market and Front.
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES

C. A. CAMPBELL
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Nashville Medical and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
m. to 8 p. m, for the reception of patients
suffering from any form OF disease, either
acute or chronic. E. s. Aborn, NJ. D., Ex-
aiming Physician end Surgeon. jy22-tf
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NEW THEATRE.-The "SeVen Daughters of
Satan" is mp again tonight, and as this is
the LIST production OF this great play, we
hope all viii avail themselves Of seeing IT,.
Marietta Rsvel commences an engagement
on Monday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30

To THE SOUTHERN TRADE.-The finest and
largest stock Of millinery goods south of the
Ohio River, is now offered 10 the trade at
Cincinnati iobbing prices, at Elsssser & Co. 8
30 Union street, one door west Of College.
sep25-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30

E p. Cone has received the Clipper,
Wilkes Spirit, Irishman. Commercial, lei
tuRg, Banner Of Light, Living Age, Amsri-
can Artisan, and New York dailies of the
9th.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30

Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of the
latest styles, just received.
r. H. THoMPsoS,
sepl2 I'm 3s Cherry Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30
rlnnr and 49,.

le00 bbls 81 Nc ] Flour
So boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store ard i5r sale By Jna, ,. Aeos1n,
10. SIS Broadway, carner Broad snd College
streets. HsPls-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30

ATTENTION IRIsHNES checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of El to fI0 for sale at C. N. 0rdway's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street. If