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INCREASE OF STOCK.

THE President and directors Of the Tennessee
National Bank have determined 20 increass
fhs cauitaI stock Of this bank from It's present
cauitaf of one hundred thousand, 10 i've
hund red thousand dollars,
Persons deSirous 10 avail themselves OF the
orn0rl unity u invest IN the stock OF this bank
viii call al an early day, at the corner Of Main
GEO r. RUTTER,
r,oa3-lm President.
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N0TICE

WILL apply for letters OF administration
Il upon tke estate Of Hugh j. CASTOR deceased,
Shelby County.
noVselm JOHN r, FLIPPIN.
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q GENTLEMEN Can be accommodated
" wish suits Of Rooms and single Rooms,
either furnished or unfurnished, with or with
"ul board. Ihese rooms are suitable for Offices
Appiy az 1ajz Jefferson Block, second street.
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nLasnL,lfiO,l Of' rOpnrfnersIlip

T,IIE hrrn heretofore existing under the name
/ aud style Of Il. Weber & Co, IS this day dis
solved by the withdrawal Of Edward SteinOerg,
and Ieruhard Weber Is hereby authorized 70
collect and also settle all the debts q said nrnl
B. WEBER.
ED. STEINBERG.
Memphis, November q. 1865. nO30-2t
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John Il. Dickinson,
(Of Louisville, Ky)
New City Carpet Store
No. 2sGl second ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.

No. 2s4Iz Second ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
IMPORTER and dealer n every description OF
4 Carpeung and House Furnishing Goods ex-
Clulvely, all bought for cash Of manufacturers
and importers. My stock is large and well Sc
lected, and viii be sold at reasonable prices, TO
cash buyers, and consists in part as follows:
Rich Royal Medallion Carpets English ana
American velvet do; Do do Tapestry Carpets
BigelOw Body Brussels Carpets; Extra Three
Ply do; Tapestry Ingram do; Two Ply and all
" OUl do; Hemp and stair do; Rags and Door
Mats in great variety; BrOcatel and Satin Cur
tain Damask; Al Wool and WO-sted Curtain
do; Canton Cloths; Wine and supper Cloths /;
Floor on do, TO Is feet wide; Stair and Table
OIL do; Bookings; Drug.ets; Crumb and Felt
Cloths; Lace aud Muslin Curtains; WiadOw
Shades Bun and Green Hollands; Window
Coruices; Curtain Bands and Curtain Fixtures.
and a variety OF goods too numerous 70 men
ton. A COIspetent
UPHoLSTERER
To make and lay carpets and hang curtains and
window shades. uov5-lm
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PROFESSIONAL.
EYE, THROAT, AND LUNG DISEASE

II R. CkEIGHTON'S ONCE Hours for those
~ speciaiities are from to > A. NJ. and frsn
70 P. d.
Persons wishing Dr.. CREIGHTONS services
must consult this arrangement
once Ia Drug store, Immediately opposite
south Memphis Market, Beal Street
80 Fee for Professional Visits, each, si0.-Ea
no2l-fn
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ONE DOLLAR:

u may be a watch, Clock, Album, a set OF la
dies Jevelry, or the like. according to the luck
"i the individual purchasi uE. Il il left 10 the
option Of the individual 70 take the article men
TONED or Rot, as he may see 1T.
The same system is practicel both East and
esi, with wonderful saving 10 the general
plblc.
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Bz when President Johnson was in-
formed that Kentucky was garrisoned
BY twenty Thousand colored troops, en-
listed since the wars termination, he or
dered the Withdrawal and disbandment
Of the larger portion, stating that martial
law at the expense Of twenty millions a
wear was too expensive a luxury for
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re The following words are attrisu-
ted to Gen. Fitzpatrick at a mass meeting
of the Republicans, at Brooklyn, n y
UThis man must die, because he was the
head Of the rebellion! Hemust die upon
the scaffoldl Let England protest
Let Italy remonstratet Let the South
ern States send in their petitions But
that man Mr.. Davis must die!"
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LAYER Raisins.

In whole and quarter boxes: seedless Ralsins
Figs, GitrDn, Almonds and Currants,
. For Sale by ". z. PLEJfBTER, 0GT
Cor. Second and Union streets,
Greenlaw Building.
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rHE GREAT WESTERN rERRrrORrrs.

Their vast Wealth and Resources
Itah-sIeutann-Nsy Acknowledgement.
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Orders bv Mail
g H Il a II
CLAIM AGENCY
OF THE UNION.

VI i III O-N4ONs
Licensed by the United States Government. and
dealing directly with the War Department
N. C0MBs, JR-, Commissioner Of the United
states Court OF Claims Tor the State OF TenR-
ueSSde.
ROBERT BOWIE. late Of Interior Department.
j. W. De kRAFFr, late Chief CLERK L. ;. Sen
eral Land Office.
B. j. HYA5r late L. 5. Quarteruaster's Dsp't.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued the following highly important
circular relative to the collection Of
Internal Revenue in the Southern
States:
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To the Citizens OF tennessee !

The term nation q = ssnFIIinary contest, which
Tor The pa iour years has pr seutec InlFassa hs
BARI - ~ socal or Commercial intercourse b.
tween tho iw0 great secno.s o. oar oguutry. hsv.
ipg At lsnEtn h. pIF clea-ap aw sl ohsiacl,s q
a IeEeWBi u tLoss n laiitus Eh en- formerly hound
~ tpgr her IN fralerLal uucn, IRka he eaIlieHl
OppoHu aflordea M. bs th. alsp cious eFeni
= gfeet ny sOutnt IN iat ds ans 20 solicit r rl
em a renewal Of that extensive business couBsc.
q n which lor guartsro scsntUry b. a. q 10.
teuupted see ty the Ereas uuhlc calanliiy IG
. h ch hsva adVerted-
IL iss, a-Coly uecessa-ys on the threshold q Ia.
siness re lou. 1 should repeat tine warn ng 30 o.
Ven 20 my mends q ,eua4e o. = lthsee sy,i.
rla a, ana del ter as coz pounds WLi h. uudtr the
gPeea, Us ald 'sl tides Of Imported Wires, braa.
uiss, no IA lin, iaquc 8. &c, rave been eQuslly
20 tTu tyet tAs heath of Gu citizens a. pf IA II.
cial I th n tarrets OF t,e les tlmgts Importer.
mauy years of my past he baye been -appnted
10 "a p and candid attempt b eIpose thsne
whO.ess ifau 70 40 time nor exp. nsa has Defn
pared - accomplish this "a utary pslrposr and %
psce DetO ny Elends auI the punlIc genern iy,
at she lowest Po sltl@ lmaTt't pfiee, and in sueh
qua tics o. might "a tler convenience, a truly
gehu ne In ported srt.cie
I've. ty i've yesr, business Transactions with ths
largest and mutt espettarie exporting horses in
France and Great Bulin have afforded me uasur.
passed aciht'e- tor supplying cur hcme market
sIth Wines. Liquors, s4G Lighfu-os o. the bat AID
mo-t approved brands in kurope. 10 add ton %
my Orn distiiltfy M a0llaad Tor the manufseturg
o! the 'Schiedam SehzPps"
he bitter 50 long tested ard sppr0vei ty the
meaI 81 ia utie- o. - IN q Staf WesL indies
ald south AneIica an uvlluabie TheIapsut e.
q whole e. plea aut a3d peIie y safe betolE q
N 81 climate aud duunE q ] stas1u-, quicEly eX
CIT d tie uupidltg n TIM home ua n artur - and
veuder- 90 spurious a nee under The raulc IauIa
tiu that have, taI much uoii an peuse
surruuuIed at my imp ria .Ons th "a tgu q.
sud d.r-, ton vhirh " d o dlasy circum p-.fiou
siu 10, ure thn.r delivery, o. receive them frcu
Europe, al ms Gu ton err.
1 aouii, hOw-yer. re,Oumsnd N AT ca'ss shnrs
{ Is p ssul-, hst orde be- ssnt 81 ect 70 mg 10
DO 70 besFsr 70 eet, Neg YORK OF tha. puf, ase.
Oe ma - o. my accIe iised aSsnta.
10 al a. 70 q ls gs Il. os Of Wins. PTand es
g., Ia wO q. I haze cons idera1le supply u I'D
tnod foreign " ness EN- ras ~ VI tao. cf mAn5
- { years bottled Up b fJr the cofnnien -en-n
a N Var y hIcn caI 2, psciEilY .ccomnleud x
ateonn0ssfurs - hese fare uKuriea.
IL conclusion, soa a Fpecsly rall the early "a
tention o -out The n Gust msrs % the aovsnlal
70 be der Yea BY tsansmi tug their orders v thon
loss Of time, or ca Ing personally e. 10 Dept ID
~ der 10 insure the fulh msBt Of their fsgors from
TIE p,egent large aud vel st oted aRortment
UDoLPHO WOLFE,
y Beaver srest, New York.
f1naq0 I'm
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IRON he n b ls News, May Is.
To the Members or the d. L. Church
South.

South.
Dear Brsthren-Tbe events of the last
few months have placed both the
Church and the country in greatly al
tered circumstances, and hence 1t be-
comes necessary TO sdaDt ourselves to
our altered relations. Our hope of OBJ
tanning a distinct nationality as pee
pie has been frustrated, and the Provi-
dence of God seems to have ordained
that we shall again be united in civil
compact with our former associates of
the North. The stars and stripes again
wave over US as in former days, and II
is now our national flag snd should be
respected accordingly. We have with
our very mad, quate means fought
through q blooOy war, but have at
length been overwhelmed by superior
numbers and have been compelled to
yield. Our armies have fought bravely,
and we have lost no honor in the con-
Aict and now that the struggle is over
let Us az once, snd resOlutely, apply
ourselves to the peaceful aVocstions OF
life. Let the young men of the coun-
trY now return to their much loved
homes, seek to engage the earliest mo-
a ent possible in some honest business,
and by al ssmeans avoid all temptations
to idleness Let all our paroled sol.
diers carefully avoid oil concern in
bushwhscking or guerrilla warfare;
these are wrong in principle and prac-
tice. and whatever seeming apology
there might have been for the practice
during the war, there can certainly be
none now. It becomes us all now 10
seek. by practical means, to promote
the return of peace and good neIghbor
hood among the various sections OF the
United States Let Us strive, as far SIS
practicable, to forget the wrongs which
we have suffered, and earnestly address
ourselves TO the task of reconsEructlng
the government and promoting its
peace and unity. The brOoding over
our altered fortunes, and making them
the theme Of conversation, ElH tend
GREATLY TO increase our bitterness OF
feeling. and drive from our hearts that
neace of God, without which our Te-
| iigion is mere Gnkling cymoaL
| There are among as, at various points,
Federal soldiers, who, so far SIS have
| learned, deport themselves in s very
orderly manner let US not BY any
seton Of ours influence them to q
different course of conduct, but let rs
extend 70 them all the oourtesies OF
life: invite them to your churches, that
! thew nsy mingle with you in the
services of religion, for, doubtless,
many Of them, before they left their
homes, were members Of the church
and consistent Christians. Let such
| feel at home with You in the house OF
| God. And finally, If you wish 70 live
auiet and peGceable lives, in sll god
| liuess and honesty before God, II is our
dutv 10 pray earnestly and constantly
20 God that he may give 70 our rulers
/ wisdom and integrity that they may be
able 20 bear rule in the fear Of God
And row, dear brethren, may Sud pour
out upon US in abundance the fear OF
| His holy Eame, and the influence OF
bis spirit 70 guide Us right IN all
things.
Afectionately, JAS 0. AxDKxw,
Bishop N E Church South.
MoBnr June y, 1865
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"Not1iaq K lOUs no., a,-oIf ~ D.. .

"Nof@ing K 10 U 8 nor aGgAt sst dolsn N
ssalice"
Do you want to play at ten pinsS II so,
where can you find more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. q,
South Front streetl Are you food Of lit
tie wine ''for thy stOmseh's sake" or an ex.
cellent cigar, if SO, call on Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be in
want Of a comfortable home in the shape OF
boarding house, then By all means try
Edwards snd cur word for il you viii be
satisfied. iunsI I'm
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The Emperor and Prince Napoleon,

AHe EUFtFOF ana fflnC6 NdPOitOB'
The Paris correspondent of the In
dependence proclsims himself better
able than any other member Of the
Paris press to give special details of the
relations between the Emperor and the
Prince Napoleon, and states that the
Prince, before setting out for Ajaccio,
communicated the subject of his speech
and some of its details to the Emperor.
He believed himself, therefore, TO be
speaking the sentiments Of his cousin,
and he is indignant that ideas thus ex-
planned to the Emperor should have
met no contradiction before they were
delivered to the public Having writ
ten his speech at length, he sent it to
Algeria for the Emperor's approval
The latter wrote back forbidding the
delivery Of the speech as it stood. The
prohibition, however, reached the
Prince too late; the speech had already
been made. This circumstance, which
is not generally known to the public,
will explain the tone of the official
letter. The Emperor evidently sup
posed that the Prince had received his
prohibition and had taken no notice Of
it while, in fact, the prohibition did
not arrive until after the speech had
been delivered.
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u EADSl IsE AHDesr EaFrA Ts-sR a.-
ID ANn FANCY 6O0Ds-
=. 2. BROWN. lmporter, M E1f
@''S'-sm No,1s0 Razia-Na go
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The Augusta Constitutionslist of the
20ih, republishes the Presidents Pro.
clamation appointing Judge Shsrkey
Provisional Governor of Mississippi,
and remarks, by way of fcomment-"so
far as this goes, we congratulate the
country on the conservative spirit dis
played by those in whose discretion the
condition of the South is reposed The
President has thus shown q determine
ton to abide by the Constitution in op-
position to, and, we might say, in def.
ance of, the pressure brought to bear
upon him by the radicals. 4"
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The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald says: The thor
oughbred black stallion Don Juan, rid.
den by General Custar at the grand re
view here in May, is said to have been
taken by him for his own use without
compensation. Hfs owner IS said to
have afforded undoubted proofs Of 10y
atty, whereupon Secretary Stanton gave
sn order for the rendition of the ami
NAL he Is valued at nine thousand
dollars.
Like action was taken lately in the
csse Of pair of matched mares tbst
had been in possession of Major Brin-
ton, of the Paymsster's Department,
for over q year.
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saashrille &0aipn.
IN. OAEERON : co., FabllaAeFs.
TUESDAY, JUNE q. 1865.

The following appointments have
been made of Collectors Of Customs for
the State Of North Carolina: Wm. c.
Loften, Eewbern; John s Taylor, Ocra-
coke; Elijah Il. Mills, Plymouth John
F. Crandy, Camden; William Cherry,
Washington, snd Daniel L. Russell, Jr.,
Wilmington. Parker Quinc has been
Surveyor for the last named
vlaca
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This vice, which is never prsct.ced u
The presence Of any ore, has proved tha
everlasting ruin Of thousands uf tho nouiasf
and most taleated young men hat orar
gave tongue % eloqusnoe OK pen - cong.
IL has destroyed health, blasted he eohsti-
tutions and reduced the miserable victin a
liviHg skeleton. Nof are these iis.hnal
snd fatal s6eets ia its pains srb stattsrsd
the ruins of reason, the ne ost naolanc hey !.
sight that eau meet mortal eyes. Toba
cured permanently Of this asfiction, cal o.
Dr.. Coleman No. "a Eorth Chorry stifcs
or address him By letisg, Box 59a Nalh
vile, Tenn. ls6sS-l
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Avery rare and interesting relic and
memento of the old French and Indian
wars in this country has been on exhi-
bition in the department of arms and
trophies of the Sanitary Fair at Chi
csgo 1t is the muster roll of a militia
company raised by Captain Nosh Grant,
great grand father of Lieut. Gen. Q, s.
Grant, and bears date Of March &c,
1855. Capt. Grant and his brother,
Lienk Solomon Grant, were afterwards
killed at the battle of White Plains,
New York, in the revolutionary war.
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sundAes.

We draw at sight, and a, siTty days,
on LoNDog, PARIs, FAAEEFORT, and al
oth-r principal cities Of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts. may
deposit and draw al their convenience,
the SANG as with the Crr BAExs, and
VII be allowed interest on AZ balances
over OSE TsoUsSSD DotLsRs, AZ the rate
Ct FoUR per cent per anuam- Orders
for the purchase or sale Of various issue
Of GoveTnmsnt and other Ssocks. Bonds.
and Cod. eTssussd On Commission
inss-ssdSn
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Ice urram saInnn.

We respectfully nnnognce 10 All oar
friends and patrons that wo nave ra-Opansd
our lee Cream Saloon for the assaoh, ana
nope 70 receive the aaEao patronaFs tEa
has been 80 literally bestowed on us ever
season. We have always on hand ccnfcc-
tonAEy of all Kinds, and eool soda Uatsr.
Cream made 70 order ioF parties, etc.
GAVIN = FuaAszr,
leA'34i = North Cherry strees.
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A MlIlfarY Order.
HEAn0UAErEHs Du'- o. rHE CuaugazkHD,
OF . ~ vat D ar e. Genera,
- Hsrrs.. IA 40

OF N vat Bar-l a 6enersi,
HAzaYIIEE iE,gi-. June ~ iss5.
Tbs var be ug brougi,t % q alccsssfisl rioss
and there being 20 OrgaDissd enemy b toe ooun
ny. & "a 90 errd-
! a ali CITIZENS o the9ia'es q Flouda, eeor
ga, Alab "a. q tsiss pa, aeuusssee, and keu
tIcky, Who have Zee cent nor-n o he ONO rlFei
70 Isu1afn ounng the WzE, b % thsy are hereoy
pei 'uttsd Z rtL-Is e. The resp chFa boz -
IT. 1tss = d-serteis lr n We laie Te-si army
VINO Esge seat noTtd of ths Oaso yer % reuiai1
dUFing The war, b., and the5 are hereby permiie4
o retI-7 @ ihs hines
II. ThHa de-e tsss from iha lats rsbai arrnI
Eho we're ~ rged y 20 % theis bon4a but ", . -
qaIed 70 rfp Il ouoe . moB 70 ths ? oyo Mr.
snsl nes t1e BON .. are hereby Ee.lefed m ~
thetr % gas 70 remit
~. Thst mil tary passes shall nsrsaAe- b
nrQu red from cihSo1a yelling % tns - foa1i
md rv r. Of 70 u par ment. ildary conouc
ors Will bee uunu d 0 all the rai Oads 70 he .
artnen EBd Eia rece ve instru noas a. 70 tnei
dudea so q tbs offcs.
By ccmmana Of Msi O. n. Ca. 3 rHoaAs.
J. q. PARk-L KSr,
iu2l-Iv BIT Bsg ess. 4 Prov Bar. Gsa DC
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Fine Whisky, Braudiss, Wines ard Porter;
Hos'etter's, Cedron sud Roback's Bitters.
Ayre's, Hurly's and BulTs sarssparilia, f3r
sale at the lowest cash rates ct T. W. Fos.
ter's, No. 25 Publio Square. Dr. ". e.
smith attends to tho eompopnding Of pre-
seTiPtious.
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jay Cook says that the national debt
is q blessing, and attempts to prove u
by lengthy srguments This Is precise
ly the same logic by which tie South
ern STAKEHOLDER would prove thai sla-
very was Divine institution. Accord
ing TO jay Cook, the national debt 10 2
,'piEine institution" tea--N T. ATasA
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CouEFERFBTs.--Iniormsti hna bees -
coivsd By Q, i. Bsrt0W = %. hat carsaIn.
druggists in tbis city have been palmiug NJ
on persons calling Tor Dr. yolloo' Pia zee
rate an Ersiolo of Leir own manu- tacsl1a. i
which they cay is supcri0r 10 Lho genuine.
We would advise al pofsous 10 gst lha
genuine, ead should you roquiuo any msdis
cine for the Itch, Hing-worm, Tetior, or
any disease Of the skin, do not sufar any
unprinoipled man 70 impose any olhar
preparation on you, but Eot DR.. Vauoc's
Pink Corato, manufactured by @. u. Bar
TOW CO., No I9H Dsadorick 5trost, Easa
VILE, Tenn. rss
2. s.-A liberal discoUnt nado 90 doalarl
Sent BY mail 70 any addreas on rooefpt
u L. Be snre thal you gotths gems tha
ssP1t-u
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
evaNrruasasTrs ezsoaAIs orr4rL

opANfrnalasTrR GzsoRkIs > orTIci- I
WAsaRaros. p. g, Nay -, is55. 4
MANI THOUsANpS or u MuLEs ~ bsing Do.
NJ posed q ~ publ sale. aE Wash nkloni
he ssie ~ll nIinue unta TIE nuHa1er O. Hn'.
mss D. redu, ID 70 propoIton % the reductoc oi
ne -Tmi p now gong on rsfssly.
There 81 20 thc srrnies 81 lhe Posousr, q TIE
TeunttF. 2, a. q sfG- orrs, pTrctahly hOUN THOU
s.ND OF HE FINEST sln-aJLE TEAMS N
THr WuRLb.
Many % hem w~ru bought ia ne eesinninE ~ The
Uar, as Joung mules, locSgz pznled TIE sFuiles m
81 30 10 a,sTches snd osmps, and sre thdroeghl =
h7cken hard, usd b. exercise, Eeite End ianillsT,
iruni te.ng ~ loug surr0srsoed } the solder
ne Whole soulh Y stripped q farming stock,
ard the korta sso hss sufered ffom Ne drsan 81
animals, taken 10 ID, Ilv he srnies.
b, - snims src -ald Al Puiaic alctinn; THBf
VII N,rr ie1 SfrhfNis ilkE THEIR
THUS NALUEi And slch epportunlisea ior issiDSrs
70 -, workins Eninias o crE thssr farms. and
sr I4osaIs and dealcrs IN stock % make good Ee-
,ulsGons, By purhasa tTrn and dsDSsiag oi
theIn a ihe 55ulh, ~ heva- eecur sgsln.
NJ MElGH
Quartsru aster eseneTRl,
,unes-qit BTsvst Mslnr GanerA.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Generals
Federal and oOnfsderats. The largest col
lection in tbs west, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember The place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland. G5 Cedar street, opposite Con-
mrcid Hotel. may27.u.
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As We are about 90 have Peace an can
Drink Wine and be Merry.

The pure old imported Port, sherry. Me't-
"a, Currant snd Claret Wines. Old Ota-d anf
Black berry Rraudy, ChamPagno, Biusra,
Schapps, Holland Gin, and maay 0thor
liiu4rs 700 numerous TO monton, bessdss 81.
oatabies Of almost every description en- - II
found az ". ". T0ttanb Grocefy houdo, Ne
p, College street, Nsshgills, Team.
mayls-tf
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$40 il eward.

CTRAVRD rom the restden-e q the snbscrheTi
- coraer Of Vine and Be streets, South Nssh-
vile, on sunday a brniuE le iith MT. lsfae hss
Horse, bacS mane and tail, one hind IN !e = iiiie
enlarged sad ~ D htae isas the letter brand
"a On hs right hin. abolt ~ On IL yesrs old, IN 70
crab good NoFxing orcer. q VS. bop Ehi d
land BrOEn. living on DeSan h-Ane sF-eI
DE- !Fer him - ne ~ q resio1Hce, o 81 say ones
% Cav strsel batFeen CheFiy rn4 SnnnsI
1870 tTF'f7 y J. 3. cos65Es9
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Less easn ssl. Co. 600 Of the Loan authorised By
The last Congress are now on the Market TINS
amount, at the rAte at which it IL being absorbed
viii be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes VII undoubtedly command premium, a.
has uniformly been the case On closing the sub
scriPtions to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and sesaon
Of the country may be afforded hcilhes Tor tAlnpg
the loan, the National Banks, state Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed 10 receive subscriptions st par Sub
scrbers viii select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are Responsible for
the delivery Ct the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUHscatFTIos AaEsT,
No. IA Eouth Third Street, Phladelphls.
BUEscBiPrIos5 WILL BE- DECEIyEr by the
First National Bank o. Nsrhyiile.
Second National Bank oi Nashville.
n1ay26 to auCi7ih
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

Ohcers on leave Of absence o. detached
duty, can have their psy accounts made
ouI5 collected or disposed Of Soldiers iusi
statements bought and assistance rendered.
CenFany commanders, regimentsl Quarter.
masters and others 10 close their pspars nv
experienced Quartermaster's clerks, Al SO.
6S, North Cherry street
4 7. By-rtfR