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MEDICINES FURNIsHEDl

al cases Which sves othe patient the exhNsgmt prices Of mefals Or proeHplarL vae1
o many cases cost more han the Whole o. - charges RaGa you save oluef Us rUI.
.G while there al business Td eouspondsnoe Strictly Rrivate-
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ANEw FIRN.-The numerous readers Of
the Union are called upon to notice the fact
that two ofthe best men in the city to deal
with, will be found at No. IS Southeast cor
nsr Of Broad and College street.
Messrs. ". II. Tilford snd Ira c. Hays
keep the establishment referred to shove,
they propose tc conduct a commission and
storage business, they wil also keep con-
stanuy on hand an excellent assortment Of
d~ry-gooGs, groceries, aud liquors, and deal
ers viii certainly End il 10 their interest 10
call upon them, when they wish to supply
themselves with sr1icles Of this description.
W. il. Tilford & Co, are the sole agents
in TIL is city for the sale OF schultz's cream
snd stock ale.
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Messrs. Cone a Tunnel laid us under
obligations last evening for the New York,
Cincinnati and Louisville dailies, the Army
and Navy Journal, "PrRne Jack" No. 40 Of
Munroe's ten cent novels; and "MariG Oil
Were" No. 9 Of Dawley's ten -penny nov
sls; and the "Angel of the Battle Field, %
No. . Of the Preside Series, published by
the American News Company.
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GovERNxENT CLAIMs.-The attention OF
our readers is directed 10 the advertise
mont in this mornings Union, Of our
young friend Irwin Butler, who has estab-
lIshed himself permanently in the prose
cuuon Of claims, a. No. 6s north Cherry
Street. Mr.. Butler ms had about two
years experience in the Q. NJ. Department
in this city, and is amply qualified TO trans
set business in thst line. We have been
intimately acquainted with him during his
residence in this city, and we take great
pleasure in recommending him 90 our
friends and the public generally, as q gem
tleman worthy OF confidence, and one who
can be relied upon at all times and under
all circumstances.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

CovrLNENrARr.-Lsst evening on board
the steamer Echo, 81 he upper wharf, the
genuemsnly clerks formerly in the Quar-
tormaster's Department, Of which It, S. II.
Stevens was the able and efficient chief
presented that officer, as q testimonial Of
their regard, with a one thousand dollar
note, o. s. currency. on sccount Of hav-
agreat amount Of important business on
hand, ID was not our privilege 70 witness
the ceremony. We are certain, however,
thst the g.ft was received with a spirit that
responded nobly 70 the feelings that
prompted the donors TO offer il, and that il
is the reward Of true merit, Is courteous
and gentlemanly dePOrtmont hss charsc.
terizsd his administration here from the
beginning, up 10 The time that he retired
from the position. May he live 10 enjoy
this, and be the worthy recipient Of many
more.
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A party having a dispute as to the birth
place Of General Andrew Jackson, asks US
for information. He was born in Union
county, North Carolina, on the 18th of
March, 1867. His father, Andrew Jackson,
ST., with his wife and two SOM emigrated
to North Carolina in 1865, from Carrick-
fergus, Ireland. So the old hero was a ma
tive Of North Carolina, but born of Irish
parents. The place where he first saw the
light is about three miles from the South
Carolina line. Formerly some North Caro-
l~inians, a little ashamed Of their State,
would claim to have been raised near the
Virginia line. Il has never been said that
General Jackson thought it an honor 10
have been born near the South Carolina
line. The fact is, he had neither reverence
nor respect for South Carolina, or her poll
ticians.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

The Tax Sale Of Real Estate in Nashville
and Davidson County, advertised by the
United States Direct Tax Commissioners to
take place on the 18th inst, has been indef-
initely postponed. This wiz be good news
to the "hard up" taxed, whose name is ls-
zion
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View Arrangement.

We would respectfully notify the patrons
Of the house known IS Congress Hall, cor
ner Church and Summer, that VIC have
moved our bar, wines, liquors and cigars,
10 the Donaganna restaurant on Cherry
street. where those famous cobhlers, vines
aud liquors Of all kinds will be served mp
in the most improved style. While Con
gress Hall existed, il was the gnyest plsce
among the gay, and lived like a Jolly good
fellow. We hope and trust TO see al Of our
old patrons, aud al who love 3 good cool
refreshing drink At the DOnagHuns. We
shall endeavor BY every possible means 20
make the Donacanna as congenial . plsce
rs the most fastidious might desire.
A 6ue wine room is always 81 the service
Of our patrons I, y. PEERiS a Co.
-Innel-2lwl.
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LuHEER-Knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, 3 barge containing $4,000 feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds Of
clear and common plank, framing tmbers,
ioice, and scsntling, IS follows:
2x4-I6, Is, ank q feet long.
2x6-Is, 20, and p feet long.
2xs-2O, p, q aud so feet long.
2Kxs-2o, q and "a feet long.
2Lxl0-ls and p feet long.
3Exl2-20 feet long.
4x6-2O and 80 feet long.
sxs-2O feet long.
SK4-6. :. "a. Il, Is % aad q feet long.
Also I5O,ooO feet choice white pine flooring
Of al widths, Cor she lowest cash prices. >
knight A Bros. Lumber Yard. q
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The United States Service Magazine for
June has come to hand. We have not YET
had time to read it. The following is list
Of the articles it contains:
shermsn's Truce.
What the Coast Survey has done for the
war.
shermsn's Sixty Days in the CsrOlinas
Seeking the Bubble. No. ".
Military Reading.
A Word about Slang.
Army Movements.
Ny Capture and Escape from Mosby.
The Field Eloquenee Of Napoleon.
Home from the War.
Laurea Donaudus.
Literary Intelligence, &c, dc.
----
A correspondent in these columns made
mention yesterday Of an incident illustra,
tive Of the kindness of Gen. Donaldson Il
discharged and disabled soldiers. The fol,
lowing circular, issued some weeks sgo
shows that the General has made it a rule
70 nave hutA moA AhfeEeu II MS depart
ment, and that the incident mentioned was
not an exception. The country owes him
thanks FOR his appreciation of the services
Of her gallant sons who have fought the
good fight Of the Union
CHIEr QUARTERNAsrFR's OFFIcE,
DEPARTMENT. or THE QUEENSLAND,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Is, '65.
Circular
officers Of the Quartermsster's Depart
meut, Of the Cumberland, are instructed e
give employment to discharged Federal
soldiers in preference 10 any other class o.
men,.
The men who have endured so many pri.
~vations and dangers upon the battlefield
Of this war, hsve the strongest claim upor
whatever benefits the Department may b.
able "a bestow.
By order Of JAS. L. DONALDSON,
Bvt. Brig. Gen.
NJ. d. WICEEEaHkNE,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ. Chief Asst. Q. NJ.
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NEw ~THEATSE-Ths pleasing drama Of
"EsmOralds, or The Hunehback Of Eotre
Dame will be played 10 night with Mas
Jennie Height in her beautiful character Of
Esmeralda. The entertainments conclude
with the PrOtean farceof the "FOur Sisters"
in which Miss Jennie persOnAtes four parts.
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DAN CAsTELLo's CIRCUs.-We understand
that this celebrated show will leave US to-
morrow, Thursday, and perform in Column
bia the same day, and on Friday and Sat
urday they viii exhibit at Pulaski. We
can most chesrfuily recommend this COM
pany TO our friends at the above named
towns as the best We nave had in Nashville
for many a day, and trust they will meet
with the patronage which they 50 well
mart.
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DR.. Paul +. Eve, formerly Professor Of
Surgery in the Medical Department Of the
University Of Nashville, having returned
from a protrscted s~ojourn at his old homo
in Georgia, oilers his services as surgeon
snd consulting physician to our e%ilizens.
His Office Is Vt the corner Of Vine snd
Church street, his former residence.
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Sealed Proposals.
HE,DQFs 1Egg O THE CrmEElAND

HEtDQF DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND
OTUcr CHIET C0EMIssAHT Ur srEEt-TsScE.
CAsHy1LLE, Tenn, Mag -, l565
CEALED Proposals ere respect uliy invited By
> the under Ened until u o'clock, m, June
~. 1855, for flrnshing toe United sra ~ Subzs-
ance Department. with Tn REE IhOU5AND 9l01j
HEAD or BEEF CATTLE, ca the Hoog % 10
delivered and Weizhed on the scales 50 the Y s..
Ca t- Couals a. nashville. 1eun 10 lots II one
tooU-and luot each every ten 40 dHys, first de-
livery Of one thousand 1000 head % be made
% or hef1-s June %. l5c5- dhey must aFersg
rue t10usauu 5000 pounds gross EegnL Al fl-
ng Fl-rt % eight hundred 500 pounds gross
weight, bulls, stays, oxen, snd COWS Vii be REJECT
ed. Each I'D, O secure consideration musthe &C.
c0mpanled by the usual guamstses o. Iesponsi-
nlry.
Bidders mlt De- preset 10 respond 10 thsir biss.
and be prepared 70 owe bonds and sign the con-
tract oeiore ieEvInE fhis once. The Government
reserves f1e right 20 reject any and an bsds eonsld-
erNc uurelsouaIr.
Psymelit1bs made afer each deliver L funds
are o. hand U uoae Oh hand, 70 be made - coon
~ received
Proposals mu he endorsed distinctly Paoro-
sALs roE bEu GArrLr, ana addressed 70 Capt y.
e., Red, Ca \. srd Chef G. 5, DepGtment q
the Cumosuand, Nashville, Icnn."
Each person or every member q = frm Offering
aTropozai, must ACCOMPANY 20 Nv an oath Of ale.
gtaneeto the United States Government.
&c READ.
Capt and c. s v, and Cmsf G. s DC.
mrvHl-tf
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CsANF FURCUsoS-This noted bush-
bushwhscker, last winter, at Emory and
Henry College, Just after the Federal raid
upon the Salt Works, rushodod into she
hospital and shot Lieut.. Smith. Of Ken
lucky, then so badly wounded that hecould
not turn himself on his couch. At the
same time, Furguson and his murderous
band, shot several Of the negroes belonging
70 Burbridges command. Professor Lang
leyis here from that College, end knows
the facts.
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The 2nd Brigade 4th Division Of General
Wilson's Cavalry corps passed through the
city yesterday, en- route for Edgehsld Cav
airy depot, for the purpose Of turning over
their horses, arms and cavalry ~seeoutrs-
msnh, preparatory, as we understand to
tReir being mustered out Ct the service.
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THEATEE.-To-night Miss Helen Western
plays the gay, r~Olioking, devil-may-care
Don CHzarde Bazaar. in which she succeeds
most admirably. In the aherpieee, the
musical baretta Of "Jenny Lind" she ap-
pssrs as Jenny LeAtherlungs. A taking
hill
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

Between thirteen and fourteen hundred
persons sailed from New York for Europe
on Saturday, bound on tours Of business or
pleasure, and on the same day there are
rived a. that port 2,247 immigrants.
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The subscriptions 10 the 80 United
States Loan, a. TIE FIRST National Bank in
this city, amounted yesterday 70 Size, 600.
Those who Wish 70 secure 3 part Of the
Loan hAd better hurry up. Il will al be
taken in the ensuing tweuty-days At the
rate is going or at present.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

Il was reported At Frankfort, KY, Oh the
"a inst, that four persons had gone 10 the
house Of Gen. J. W. Grigsby in Lincoln
county, on the night Of the I'd, and took
him out TO hang him. de was a rebel Gen
eral.
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Il is now stated that Major General
Thomas is 10 return to Nashville. The
President could not spare him from this
quarter. We are glad 10 hear it. Every
body has confidence in Thomas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
10 suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in all cases. See general advertisement,
and call ct his Office, No. % Desdrick street
first floor, up stairs. may l7-tf.
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PHoTOGEAPHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25Csdsr street, opposite Com
mercial Hotel. may27-tf.
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HYAESEAL--0ur friend Charles Il.
Brown, Of Louisville, KY, and Mics Mari
snne Wcsteryolt, Of this city, were united
IA the holy bonds Of matrimony on yester-
day At o'clock. May all the happiness
that this ~sublunary sphere is capable Of
producing attend you and yours Charlie.
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We are obliged TO =. NJ. Davis, Of the Sc
vance Depot, for psterBon's Ladies' Maya
zine, the Army and Navy Journal, Wsver-
" Magazine, Ned Bnntine's own, and
other newspapers.
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Hans All FURNISHING GooDs.-oheers
and soldiers can find no better place to sup
ply themselves with the above goods than
at Green & Green's. They keep much the
largest and best stock in this market. All
goods warranted as represented, at 4S Col
lcge street.
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Fos sALE.-rOr $3.50 dollars, an extra
drsA horse, express wagon and harness,
eomplsts. Enquire Of Geo. E. Cooper, three
doors dslOE the Post once, Church street.
June s-St.
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CHATTAsOOGA, TESSy June l, 1855.
A special train win leave this place on
the 14th inst, for Nashville, TO accommo-
date the delegates to the Ohio Union State
Convention Of Ohio on the 2lst inst. Del
egates along the line Of the railroad will be
ready 10 take the train. Delegates Of the
Ohio Regiments, at Nashville and other
places between here and Cincinnati, are
cordially invited to take. the same train, as
Accommodations have been made for
all. a special train viii also leave Nash
vile shortly after the arrival OF the dele
cation at that place, for Louisville.
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Geo. Hanks and Henry Bruce, Of the
Nashville Union, were in the bluff city one
day last week, looking as fresh as q couple
Of glasses Of Barkhorn's ale. After receiv-
ing some fatherly advice from US in regard
to 'going TO Woodbury." they left for the
city Of Rocks.
We find the above in the Memphis Daily
Play-Bil, edited by Tom Neal, a " broth
Of a boy" familiarly known in these "dig-
giEgs' as a "good fellow" He, like thou
sands who emigrate from Nashville, retain
pleasant remembrances Of Barkhorn's ale.
All, Tom, beautifully plays BarkhOrn's
fountain these warm days.
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Notice.


r.
Pupuc hsuAEK, NAsHvtLLE, MAYA g. 3
nos have s. our oGce 90 Puhii- square
W he ioloaing Unclaimed hagUge. vhch Ia.
accumulated ~ our Baggage Room a. Chauaroog.
Depo aud r not called hr IN tn.ny dsya sl h
lO.d o pay chs gee.
/ hunk, no marx,
/ Box, NAKED LfCofTC Boon. Lavergue. Tenn.
! Desk, Jewell, Mich. Eug. ara aich
I BOX, no marx,
o. e. o.
I Trunk, win cherk,
I Box. y Smith Tel orce, stersnsols Aa
1 Trunk. JJ Ham. haHh
" JACOB Haua. SaahVi-a
I Bundle Etth check
I Garrett Bag
: Rolls Baskets, DO marx.
+ Bundle Oh cloth
] Trunk, No muE
With cheek
I Box. Cspt mEchea, Nah
1 " no max
i Valise, 10 mark
3 Carpet Bags. 10 marE
9 aaddles
I Pkg Blacks
j sarE Tnois
y B-Pencns 1fhnE fr any of ne aoore ara.
cies who are ureeq ninted n the an-e, muHtrI
means 81 proper lu-nudcslon-
maYi9-Im JOEL DAVE Agent
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The Recorder has been doing a cash busi-
wont 10 say, his office is better than q mint.
Topors are stil prominent at his bar, as at
others.
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"Nodiug y 10 Us nor ought set doom IN
malice"
Do you want To play at ten pms? If so,
where can you find a more pleasant place
thar at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
s nth Front street, Are you fond Of lit
tie wiIe "for thy tomaeh's sake" or an ex-
cells cigar, if 50, call on Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be in
want Of a comfortable homo in the shape Of
a boarding house, then by all means try
Edwards and cur word for it you viii be
satisfied. juneI I'm
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D.. Aborn, 90 10. l. oommereial LOO
ITALIA.

All members sre requested to stteDd a
general meeting 10 be held at their Hall
this evening az 5 O'Clock. Business Of I'M
portance on hand.
BY order Of the President.
iune6-Ite J. LEHMAN, Sec'y.
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Butter Depot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot of Clark * Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, at the Butter De-
pot, So Broad street.
Ie2-lm CLARK & GRrGoRY.
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sEJILSG OUr-CL0sIS8 OUr."-The i'm
meuse sutler STOCK, consisting Of Tobacco ,
Cirgars, Liquorsof all kinds, Canned Fruits,
Boo q and Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
Goods and Notiona, is being sold out at
Eastern cost, at A. & NJ. Landsburg, corner
Public Square and Market street, 70 change
their trade. These goods must be sold, 70
make room for Oihers. Suffers VIII ind
it 10 their advantage 70 call. Corner Square
and Market street.
mav2S-tL.
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Tho weather the past two days has been
very w-srm-iudeed, some folks term it
"hot, very hot" Precipitation and fans
are the order Of the day.
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The Adams Express Company furnished
US again last night with late papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

"a. Willard, Union street, received last
night lots Of papers, and complimentsd US
with a fair share.
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DR.. Maekey, the uneompromising Charles
ton Unionist, has been appointed COllec-
tor Of that port.
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For sale. A very choice lot Of Hay, Corn
n Oats, as cheap as the cheapest, and
none better in Nashville market. Call on
Clark & Gregory, IS Broad street, for bar
gains always. june2-lw
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Major General Milroy and staff arrived
in the city last night and registered their
names at the Erwin House.
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EYE AND E~AE.-Treated upon scientific
principles, by DR.. Aborn, Commercial HO-
tel.
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For ssle st this Office. one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which wiz be sold cheap.
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ORR Jon OFFrcE.-Wes arc executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, st this Office.
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The Gem ofths Toilet.

III. World says, Is s~osodont. Itrsnders ths
80 rearlv white, gives 20 the breath .
1900 odar. distinguishing the III humor
vb7eb usually how rom q bad and neglect
Al set Of teeth. sozodont Is % ~convenienD
and produces a sensation 81 once 90 delight
mi, that makes IL . pleasure 70 use j, Sold
by Al Druggists. lune6-tta.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Old Papers for sale at this Office. The
largest in the city.
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RIrer and steamboat Nsrs.

Arrived.
Tenn. River.
sam
DEPARTURES.
VIM. Butler, -....... Louis.
@N- sss' s-+s...-.-r.LfhAa ait.
River falling with ~ feet scant on Har
peth Shoals.
The Lady franklin, Capt. Finkbine was
detained yesterday, and will leave to-day
atl2N. She win positively leave at the
time advertised.
Tho Sam Orr has taken the place Of he
Carrie and viii leave every Monday.
The Amelia Poe was advertised to leave
Cincinnati on the 5th for Nashville; the
Volunteer the anne day; and the Champion
on the 9TH.
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Hay, Oats, Corn.

Carpet and Travelling Bags at Green &
Grcel's.
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Thanks to Collier for newspaper favors
last night. He is eve behind hand.
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VIZ. P. EAroS & Co., are cur sole Adver-
tising Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGuNsT
a tha 6h Cavalry pTsiou, commAnded y Hrst
VI MAJOR Genera Haich, VII 6Bd ( q tkar ~
vastgs . san o. Il. o. hueI, 10, lQ Cbigg ~
a.. 81 Irh Hclaal aHf14hI
SAP soElt
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JOsrPH B. Quincy, Of the National BANNER,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
~cinneti-
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The Soldiers Friend,

We VII sndssEos % have Il Evays IN reaeh Of
every soidar.
The Pink Cerate is for sale b. Aiding
b the Prupdstars-
Sent b. nal, POSTPAID, 70 ssy address, On reo@pi
q 81 II = y
All orders b ma should % adarc-
FsrpsEorh acc, eusoassons 10 Oh haroE -
Por sa1. NaahFlia. Tenn.
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Auction Sale
OF
Real Estate
IN EDGEFIELD

ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH OF JUNE, ABARGE
ton ia Edgefeld. embracing property wei worthy
the sttenuCno OF buyers.
The Dwelling House and Lot now occupied by ID.
r. Hicks, on Woodland street, neat door TO the re-
fidence OF Cbss. A. Fuller, ESQ 1hc lot fronts
10 feet. and u TO deep. The house is framed,
with good kitchen, c~istern, etc, ETC.
Lots Nos. CL, @, % and 65, on the south side Of
Russell street, in BlOod's Addition, and Nos. az. 49
and 50, on the nor1h side OF same street, in same
addition.
III.
Lots Nos. s, 10, II, 12, Is and Il, on the south
side OF the Gsllatn Pke in Blood's Addition
AL Of the above properly Is eigibly situated, and
les well aud all Of 1t is in Blood's magnificent ad
diton 70 Figehe q. The terms viii he very easy,
only one-fourth Of the purchase-moDey being re-
CURED now, while thrse-fourtns eau be paid IN o1e,
two and three years with legal interest.
NELSCN & MURFREE, Agents.
ALSO, at the same time and place. the under
signed will offer a large number o. finely located
and elegant U ia Ramsey's Addition 70 Edge
feid, comprising properly on the Galsfin Pike and
on spring street. contiguous to Blood's Addition,
and % Which they invite the special attention Of
those desiring barg ms.
All Of the above property will be offered on the
ground, and we expect the sale to commence at 10
O'clock 10 the day. l~une6-td
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