davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
STAT TIE OF NERM Ok
.,TATE OF vhRNONI,
-

= ENNtA- IVI~T 10 :
In ,r,hae o,ir1. holden Al lrlcuhur-. ia al lH
district. ,ilr the .l-i DAY 81 DeVeui,-r. A 10 Is
-laCfo kNan> administrator and f.f,bc Rt--s a,'.
iriA she stale ri WIZARD &cta lat. - t.c.
sad di>irloi deceased MAKES application >44 %
eAici3d Tie tine hcretoi-ie allowed IA L. taN f.'.
due lr,:n said and i,is,r Iiclr aGi4s.-
Account grllIl ,sitlfe future GaH
Nkereuluu il i aGcrca lN count ihat
Gallon tc heard al ihr pTo,saic u.iicc ia l.lvs.
the Lth asN vi IauGaTs. i>al. aird n l. ls1fllrr
that lftsUc hc gwen L. al C,a.CyIls,d ly lie ia
cl oaQE Il THIS order Ia" t'acipu3aY ,ir,r. q.
JVhtsaufS, Three weeks aiy lrtl,,yc @.
BY The CauTl-Afic>..
= Rknak> . -...-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY

- HARNESS STITCHES
TO work on Artillery Harnesses sorh - W
an all winter JOB will be given, ~ 49, -.
CUMMINGS. Springfield, Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
NJ A G 4 X 4 FALLS.
NOTICE. TO TAX PAYERS
OF ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt.

The Legislature at its last session laid a State
tax OF % on the dollar on the Grand List of
loof me! also provided that constabes should
,laAe per cent discount on said tax, if paid to
the constable on or before the 3Ist day of Jannarv
ms Is to notify all those that wish for said dis
count 10 pay their tax to SIAs RANDALL, at the
store OF hoyt Randall, Oh Railroad Street. in
lils month IN case of neglect after this mouth no
ulscouht can De made, as the law directs, and as
!he constable cannot serve all in one or two DAYS
a,a Is hopeo some will commence paying immed-
CALVIN MORRILL,, }
1888 5 HGfAc (. FsA4P R%f2S, se'eesnsn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CuAs k WELLS ESTATE

r.
The Subscribers. having been appointed hv III, n.
able Probate Court Tor the District Cal.9.Uia t,.
sialers 30 receive, examine and adjust ali claims a.
rnana> OF al persons against the esIat. OF GA.
Wells late Of Burke. IN sac district .,'oea>, r,.- $50 ~
,. ir,Salvenf. and The tenn vi months Il.
of IAN lsds teiic allowed by said Couft rus ...-
Tors of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove ri-r -
five q AIMS bel re Give nutic-. thai MI s---
rh, duties oi appointment Al the dHtIll- ... .
niJow Elvira K. Wells. in said DIS not. Ii =
OF Jan. aud july. next, al O'Clock. ,a. =.
DAYS.
H. NJ HALL.
$50 LoRlN JENKINS. .-'-a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

II. N HALL.
LoRlN JENKINS. p.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

er heard Of in-the,whole course of hu-
man legislation. Why, sir. if this bill
vas passed into q law, It would disgrace
Cromweils Tump parliament or any
other body OF decent and honorable
men. 1t would, Mr.. Speaker, depopu-
late half Of our entire State, and leave
the balance dissatisfied and ruined
Why, sir, it is monstrous to think of
thirty thousand men in State whose
population equals two hundred thous
and free men. l say it is monstrous, it
Is madness for thirty thousand men 10
assume the entire control Of a State
whose population numbers over two
hundred thousand free men; what sort
Of government would that be- Men
talk about free government, a govern
ment by the people, and advocate
such a measure IS that proposed by
the minority of your committee.
What sort of christianity is this
l can upon gentlemen in this House to
psuse and consider what they are do
ing, Mr. Speaker, before they plunge
US into irretrievable shame and ruin;
for, as | before remarked, sir, our gov
eminent is q peoples government and
not a tyrant s government That being
the fact, is it not destroying the gov>
eminent sir, to destroy three fourths of
the power that made that government,
and must sustain that government?
Those men, sir, under the provisions of
this bill must become slaves, or suffer
which is even worse than slavery.
With such q population so dissatisfied
and so detected, what can be the fate
of our beloved State? 1t is plain, cir,
1t must come at once under military
rule, and is a despotism, and, sir, when
all these evils come upon them, | will
wash my hands and say as Plate did
when he delivered Christ to be cruci6ed,
the sin is upon your head and not
nine And, in conclusion, Mr.. Speak
ar, l will warn this House again, sir, to
beware what they are doing, look out
that you do not run afoul of the policy
of the General Government, and wreck
again your ship Of State upon the same
rock that the rebel ship was so COM
pletely wrecked and Justly ruined, and
l Will go further, Mr.. Speaker, will
say that ] will submit sir, to whatever
this body does, but, sir, l will appeal
to the loyal people Of the State, who
are the source Of all power, and viii al
ways do justice when you give them p
chance at the ballot box. Mr. Speak
er, ] will Yield the floor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
rhe Yellom - ConspIrator.

blackburn, the yellow fever eonspir-
ator. il seems, set out on his mission as
a breeder of pestilence by volunteering
his services gratmtOusly to the British
Admiralty during the prevalence Of the
fever at Bermuda. For his labors there,
he was highly eomplimented by Vice
Admiral Hope in letter which we
publish elsewhere A reward Of el0O
sterling was rendered him by the Lords
of the Admiralty, and he appears TO
have enjoyed the repute Of man su-
premely devoted 10 charitable and PHI
lanthropio enterprise It is not de-
MED, moreover, that Blackburn was an
educated man, and had some standing
in his profession The facts altogether
point with strong emphasis 70 the NOR
Al and mental debasement 70 which the
principal rebel conspirators. from Da-
Wis to Blackburn, must have sunk, as
the hopslessness of their cause began
10 stare them in the fAce.-M J. IEne'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Money WONT buy Capacity.

Tsrr, one Of the ignorant Pennsylvania
farmers who have suddenly grown rich,
is the proprietor of some Of the richest
oil land in Vernango county. One year
AGO this Tarr was not the possessor OF
5000 dollars; to-day he is worth a mil
lion and half He has not only sold
his land at fabulous prices, but he also
has an interest in all wells or his prop
erty Tarr has one daughter, buXom
Pennsylvania damsel, whose education
was confined to the care of cattle and
the cooking Of a farmer dinner. When
Tarr grew rich, he determined to give
his dahter and eddicstion. Lang
widges' he didn't care much about but
"moosic," he thought, would embrace
all things. So Tarr's daughter was sent
to Wheeling, West Virginia, to receive
s nlasical education. The services OF
an accomplished professor were secured.
But it was in vain, and the father was
sent for 10 take her home again. he
was exasperated beyond measure, in
sisted on knowing what was wanting
and interrogsted the teacher sharply
enough" What do you want SIR z
Mr.. Tarr, 1 am sorry 10 say that your
daughter lacks capacity" "Capassity-
capSssity why land here the old gen.
tleman used very expressive word
"why don't yer buy her oner I've got
| money enough
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
The DOGS of Var.

A dispatch from Boston. dated the
3lst ult, says; #..
The New England anti-Slavery Con-
vention met to day and was very fully
attended. Rev. j. I. Sugeon was chosen
President Wendell Phillips, Chair
man of the Business Committee, report
ed resolution that it is the settled
opinion of the Convention that the re-
construction of the rebel States with
out negro suffrages is practical sur
render to the Confsderacy, and will
make the anti-slavery proclamation OF
late President, and even the Constitu-
tionsl Amendment, utterly inefficient
for freedom and the protection OF
negroes. Mr.. Phillips supported his
resolution in vigorous speech. Sia-
very was abolished, and the reconstruc
ton policy of the Administration as set
forth in the proclamation for recon
struction in North Carolina, was an alb
solute surrender of the helm of the
Union into the hands of A. H. Stevens
and his Company.
Wendell Phillips is a very able man
and an eloquent speaker. He is 6
kind of pioneer, always ahead of public
sentiment His attack on President
Johnson's plan of reconstruction il
Characteristic Of him. 1t will serve tC
stir up his peculiar disciples; but vii
have about as much effect upon the
President as a fly upon the ear Of al
elephant
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

This vice, which 70 never F-l-..-ri .1
the presence o. any one, bfa rr.g.I t.e
everlasting ruin of thousanda oi che lelI.HE
and moat talented young men ihsI a.sl
gave tongue l0 eloQueuca or urr on s.ur.
Il has destroyed health. hialtel th r.H.r
tuition, and reduced the rt.serubio yrsU.a ..
a living skeleton. Nor are these ifs .. d
and fatal ELECTS in ITS pains are sr.- .a.rf
the ruins Of reason, the most meIarrh.
sight that can meet mortal evrs HH .r
cured permanently of Tine adiirt.. .1. e1..' aa
DR.. Coleman. No. "a North Jhrr- rt-sa.
or address aim BY letter, Box 5-s H.a.
vile, Tenn. l-a9
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

COUNrssyHrTs.-Iuioru has been Tf
coived by O. Z. Bartow q 90. tlll -erla r
druggists IN thia city have been Fa.u.ug .
on persons calling for Dr. FelioCa PIMA ..
rate an article Of their own manu- .-etu-r
which they say is supor.er % Che genuine.
We would advise on persons o. r.. che
genuine, and ahould you requiso any Hef.-
cine for the Itch, King-w0rm, Tester, nr
any disease Of the akin, DO not aIl-- rHr
uuprincipled man To impos0 any H-Hs-
Pink Cerate, manufactured by @. H. Es.-
Tow & Co, 10 l9E Dcadorick 6lrost b ...a-
vile, Tenn.
p. B.-A liberal discount nlato tJta-.aHs
Sent By mail 90 any address ga rore.at .
81 l2. Bo sure that you gsi tLs yg-ptae.
ssp2l-t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Tho notes end accouuts OFT. s. W. Zee
kin Co., Str.cElo7, Fii- 3 Co.. s.. al. ...
Adams a Co.. viii DO found % N1- e. ....
College street, near tho square, vs. ere o..
persons indicted to any Of thcle irr. v
piease make immediate Paymg-'. q. s.r
business must be closo} ur
Ia my absence, Nr. p. 81. T1rrrs.. ...
ly Authorized % attend .' tbs tr
A. q. ADAas, 81 Couc-c sf-e.
msrJl-3m rea- flr s..as.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The AssAssINATIoN-DAvI TO Back
NRIDGE.-"Wel, General, I don't know
but if it were to be done at all it were
better done quickly, and if the same
is done to Andrew johnson and Score
tsry Stanton the job would then be
complete"
The "Christian President is a beauti,
full specimen Of human nature. No
wonder he "groaned aloud' when he
read the proclamation Offering a re-
ward for him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

We respectfully announce t1 E-. ...
friends aud patrons that We have re-.ra- .'
our Ice Cream Saloon l1r tho soraer. Er.
hope b. receive tbe same prtrruH~s ... .
has been SO literally bestowed pu ut eva-.
season. We have always on hand c.al-..
tionary oi Ell kinds. and cool sofia sa. .
Cream made o. order Cor parties, rtr.
GtUsly g EUa4r-.
ieliulls % North Cherfy a.-..t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
The New Military Divisions.

1t is stated that the military divi-
sions Of this country has been arranged
in four grand divisions as follows: The
Atlantic Division, extending from
Maine to Cape Sable, Florida, to be
commanded by Major General Meade,
with headquarters at Philadelphia.
The Southwest Division, comprising
Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, etc, under command Of Major
General Sherman, with headquarters at
Cincinnati or Louisville The Trans
Mississippi Department, under COM
mand of Major General Phil Sheridan,
with headquarters at New Orleans or
Baton Rouge, and the Pacific Depart
ment, to be commanded by Major
General Halleck, wish headquarters at
San Francisco.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

A FRENCH BISHOP ON SLAvERY.-The
Bishop of Orleans has written letter
to NJ. Cochin, acknowledging the re-
ceipt of copy of the speech delivered
by President Lincoln ct his second in
stallation, on the 4th of March. The
Bishop says; 81 have read this docu-
ment with the most religious emotion,
with the most sympathetic admira ton.
Whatever may be the vicissitudes and
the political complications of this great
American question, l, as a Catholic
bishop, ought to desire, and do desire,
with all my heart, the end of lament
able civil war, and a peace acceptable
to all; for this war has caused much
desolation and mourning. Neverth-
less, it has also It's bright side, and
whatever may be the defnitiVe result,
it will at least have demonstrated the
astonishing energy of q great people;
it will have given death blow to the
odious institution of slavery.
Mr.. Lincoln expresses with a solemn
and touching gravity the sentiments
which l am sure occupy all superior
minds, both North and South. The
Debatis, in reproducing this letter, says
that, SO far as it knows, the Bishop Of
Orleans is the only French prelste who
constantly and energetically protests
against the crime of slavery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Lot aFery man be Bis own rl-fHr CHS
o. the naf4e 0i q box Of f1eI.rr1-s ar-r.r.
et 1y ar araiueut phya.cial In l.ur.laa..
70 cnuLtinhn preventative ard core fF ...
private diseases, with airrs.a.s h.a tr
trsas each case, therefore, with -as lIug
Mans Friend iu y0ar possaa. a..1u .rI lH
the iall dirsct.oua and uUt .-Irs -.- t.s
.Te.-'tnetlt 81 y0ufseil aBI rrrtr lf .
ior sale b. cruggis's oseryg here. Las
The lolng Mans READ. m~s -Ia.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The Chicago Republican" is the tt
tie of a new paper just started at Chi
cago, the first number of which we
have received. 1t is a large and hand
somely printed sheet, and very read
abIa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The agreement for the surrender OF
Kirby Smiths army was completed
and signed on the 2Gth ult
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
A PHTsIoLOGIcAL ylEw o. MARFTlGs-

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MkRETt rs--
~ GoHtGning nearly 50 paees, ant - tl1
Plaiea ald EuEraVugs 81 The Anatomy of ths tu
q iresii-e uu Hariy Errors, its lenclahe Cou-g-
quences upon the Mad and Body, Efth -.1
Authors hl7n of IEeailueat p tlu only rtncrs. sra
sUccessfli nlctic Of care ~ shosa by t1F report
Of cases uCateL "A truthial ADVISER "a lEs uIl--
red, sad those conicrnrl1rug uiarrlf-e who on
terrain coubts Of Their rhyslesl ccnfI1r-. Sens
1Tee of postsge fo ans sllrzs5 on recefnt rl ID
celts, STAMPS OF postai CCruaucY, 81 1.l1r1s ll
Dr. IA ChQlA, No. 81 Maien Lana, AllarFr D. Y.
tne s1thor may D. lou-a Ted UPON lEg NJ trr
diseases Upon which hs book trrsts either 1F-s1H-
Tie wurld. uarE-,rr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Suffers and dealers viii f-t t.t.s.-
sdvantaga By calling az A. g. T. .rrts-
bergs', cornet Public square aud .-.rt
street. who have large supply q. .r-.
cigars, tnbacro, canued FRUIT saatia.r...
etc which they ere ci0siug 0ul 81. as.....
cost w change -heir .rsie. Ial alf con-.
vince yourself Of this iar.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
As He are about % have Peace, aI can
nrfnE Wine ana ma -a-rt

The pure old impor.ei Port. sherry. Mails
"a. CgrraLt sud C'arst Wines. U.t Ols-- trf
Blackberry BraHdy, Champagne. ft..a.
schappa, Holland Gin. lad lla1v H...-
Equora 20 nuE.er1ls % mslf.ul. lal-s.
eazablos oi almost every ae-cr 1ur1 ..
found as w. w. -9ttsn's orscr-F sHr... d.
p, College street, Nasay.ae. Ie1a.
rrngf4-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
MORTON, CRAIG { co.,
COmmissto, poootvg,c r. FO-wardinO
MERCHANTS,
No. ~ west Fourth st., Cincinnati, 0.

w + hsve formed Partnership under the above
" name snd style, for the purpose Of doing .
tseneral Nommlsslons kecslviuE, ami ForWaTdlng &
Rasinassf snd beg leave % announce 20 our friends
ana the trade generally, 10 manufacturers and pro-
duoers, thst We are prepared 70 receive, and give
cur prompt attention % sguments. and 70 the
interests OF those who may svor us with their bus
mess.
We $50 rropo-e-and have arranGemsnte 70
make it special ent peTrnanent feature Of our bu.
sness-t6 purchase goods ON orders for merchants
ana oihcrs doing business In the south and Vest
Un the Federd iuosl, which cannot tsil % prove 8
source OF convenience snd profit 20 those availing
the nselves of our services. We Therefore solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction VIII
b. gwen
Prompt attention given also 70 receiving aud for.
wsrgiing goods.
lleaminr it unnecessary % use the Names %
prom nent hlends in almost every city OF The Union.
We refer with pride Gnd confidence 20 our late on.
cisi positions, and 20 those who have known us
longest and best, IN our native session, Tor the
uronip ness snd fidelity with which we may be er-
pected % discharge our duty % sll who may n-
trust their business snd interests 10 our care.
We respectfully invite al Icnnessesns, and friends
from other sections cf the country visiting tins c ~
for their convenience 90 have thor letters address
% our care, and % make our Othce their headqusr
ters duung their stay in the city.
OficeTs sud soldiers having Trade Permits fol
Tennessee can be facihtsted m tnelr business az
rsngements by calling 81 our othce. -
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG.
unarls-Su, JAMES 8. MORTON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
saaslGrille &lnio1l.
VIZ. CAMERON 3 co.. Publishers.
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1865.

Mrs. Gen. Gaines, accompanied by 8
number of lawyers, has gone to New
Orleans.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Gold is faiiing, 50 "a the price of Photo
graphs at the Gallery OF the Cuuh- end
Card Pictures now only es per dozsa.
aVril-tf A. 3. hloRsz, % Coca. r..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Shirts al N. York Prices


Pearl hfiuiatugos, ln 0i.. a. U.te- -.. .-1,
Get the genuine Sc ERE Ga'Icrg of -He ,...
bcrlaud ar.r-.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Gen. Halleck is TO relieve Gen. Nc
DoWeu in California, and Gen. Thomas
is TO take the place of Gen. Halleck at
Richmond. We shall be sorry to part
with Gen. Thomas, but congratulate
the loyal residents of Richmond on the
change.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The Hrldal Chamher, 90 Essav r ur#.-
au ln-tnlcHo1 ior fQuGE Men. A.-U. Dew .H.. ...
lfaiiH frHafulPnt iHr Diseases H. tnr IlaarF -".
aryusl tysf-r--.sul i-t-. Iu srH a.f
Address uf. .. 3hI.ElN HuIt.HI'' ..s-.
AssucnUou. PHI 'fiti- phis. isl s.r....
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
$40 Reward.

- TRAYED-A Rrey maze Mule. shout u hands
- high black sposs or lei. side aud lir. The find
~ WI receive ths above reward ~ leaving the
muls a. D Henderson'G Siahe on Cherry street,
hear Old Theair6. m W-3t Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Shirts at N. York Prices
X n. THOHrsDN- sf.-rt Uarl.
surl5-ff 3 l.,.---.t 49,. .......

Beautiful Pictures Of Et..t1 tsFsl .r
three second BY A-T. Fs-i.1aat. tls r-s.s
Baby Tanner, Of tho GausrV Of -aa C-aber.
aud. saril-1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Reward,

4 Liberal reward WI b. gwen for The restorn.
~ ton oi q Hoyernment Voucher worth fslnN
One hnndred dollars. winch vas lost 90 the 2.th
INST I'ne rssard Eil b girea by Capt salEyso-
srd OHIO Battery. g. Clond Hotel msyn-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
o3
a GARD.

V1HE unders gned keeps constantly on hand
well assortad stock oi lnou, Castings, Nails,
Springs. AKles. Copper. Llnc sash t'ia-s- Axes,
Boes pioys. cotton scrapers, Thrssh-ng Machines,
Corn sheliers SlraW Cutters, MaEon limoHr, Pm
Rrirk ana Clsy, HydrnuIic Cement Plaster Faris,
Brssz Tes ana Porcelain Kettles kope, Pulry
Rla-zz. Uuu4st0ugs, buckets. Iuts, hrootns,
Flour Lard, and t4roceres. aud Narlous other 81
trles required ior eity snd country lraoe, which
they ofer al rsauced pr.css-
WI. LYON A CO.
u.av1l-9ua as Marked street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
louisville Sdrertisfntnts
C,P, BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

These pens bear my trads mark, &C. P. BAHsgs,
EITHA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
1Dt-ri1AL and are warranted equal in fnenoss Of
msterIal and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man
ufsctre, End are believed 70 Be superior b al
Others in durability and other substantial qualities
which combine % make really serVcesDie pen.
Sent BY nal or express on receipt Of pree and
rctrY cn1Tgss f by mail, st ny Tisk when % cents
Is added for Iegstry.l Write your name and ad-
dress PLAIN y.
case or holder and box, sir cents. Old pens re-
paired for fifty cents land sta8.p) each. Circulars
sent FEEE. Address
q. p. BARNEs,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS Matn-street, Cor. sixth. Louisville, Ky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
NO. es
SPECIAL NOTICES,
For Sale

FTHHE commodlous Fuck House and v1rlut fHrr1
ii the uorth-sestoiu corner Of Nna an1 C1ta-
street., For PsrtcLI9-a apply 20
r. a. McEW IN, SE. rs Spruce 81 or
ED. ,. Thompson. lS Uu.-r s.
ID conn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

a single BoE % Esrand1-etlr-
PMS oofiaius more veestsf'o sr.-. -rs ,-..---
ihan t-suig boxes q 10Y rls Ia co. as
sidss, hfy-dge Eundae3 phYacans lss ,7.-
ia@f p-aet 70 TO he e1c.laion ~ alasr ulrra.vf
ths hfsi letter o. their tals IS yat .-a...ry slr--
e.aiea. When thsv are better kaosa sr l.t.a s-s..
and Continued -ici,nsss sil ha Ct tae ps-L I.st
taoae Who know taem SPEAK rglt oa-il der a-
sor- hisa dusg nca v..i save Hfs.
Our raea 70 spgec. 10 Fs.luniancg 81 rEstsf
ble at q sessou. and 30 70 a. Dangerous ss r b
prevalent, buiBraadeth's Pills ais5ri "a nYs-. a1,
an.t eilc.sns prot-eton p thrir o. easaas USE
Hs PFeysal the eoirctoa Of thass irarurtes.
shieh, vhsa 10 saiic.sut ausnaus-. ss.ae sa s-us-
danger 70 TIE oo3y hsslih. 1.hsy SON GUS liver
complaint dyspepssa isss q aDpsa.s. pan in tts
bead, heagi-hurn, PAIN n he lfsast-aous. s1s i.,
hiHtLsss and oosaysRaaa. soit by 90 resaertsI q
I dealefs a Medicines, im5 I-lnalr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

JCsr RECErvED.-ea-k f1ur. .1 h.r- ana
halt bags; family iar1s 200 trIsa r-as.
horse hayi 200 hags boiled meal, 4as rlrs--
cured hams; lcobts 1rau. and rll. sll-
~ of Fsinily 6r-rsris8 .lst rs-a.vaI
myi1-2W A.Ear.ar E O..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03


$500 Doc. Painted Buckets
5000 Assorted BrOoms
1900 Tubs, painted and white
800 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pkgs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. wrspping and Sewing Twine;
800 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, MOL. German and TOile
500 Coils Manila Rope;
500 Coils Hemp
1000 Doz Bed Cords;
I,5OO Doz. Liquor Kegsj
500 Cases Pickles;
500 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
1000 Bo1iPipes, wood, clay, stone, &C.;
1850 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushesj
1900 Reams Wrapping Paper;
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
200 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Wsrei
1000 Doz. Well Buckets;
800 Bales Oakum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
ITCHI ITOH!i ITCHtii
scratch Scrafrhff grratebfr

DLANK'S TTCH CERATE vii cure f.. L.-- .-
ID thirty-s'x hours also cures scalt-ass1. ..E
Sores snd al Fruutious of the SKIN r.r.s.-. --...
mercury. Price. 50 cents per box. zen. tr t.a. ..
Express at 81 per dozsn Address l'r. Far.. q Cd.
Box l32, CinCinhau, Ohio. or
nEM0XILIE a y1.
sprl3-Sne Sc. 1F..e Gem