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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

pSrThe Easton Sentinel says that al least
one hundred Ministers, representing the
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Pennsylvania and adjacent States were in
session nearly week in st. Johns Luth-
eran Church in Easton, transacted all
their business and adjourned without
ever saying word about the negro or any
thing Of political character.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

B0S- On Thursday, the l5Ih instant, q
son of Mr.. John stewart Of Spring Run.
Franklin county, eyed two years was
found drowned in stream running
through that village.
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St0GORegY

Cap. Letter and Note Paper, Buff and White
Envelopes. pas5 Books, Mamnmnlum Buoks,
Blotung Pads, Pens and Pencils, Letter Clips,
III nnl InE .Llnls.
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MARRIED.

On tho 25th lost, by r. D. Hall, Esq. MIR jno.
Steiner to Miss Esther Nichorboc&er, all Of Ear-
thaus township, this county,
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Hats, Caps, BolnctS !

Missos and Ladies' Hats aul Borncts, Nurs
and Mems Caps snl Hate, Plain and Fancy
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The Great Metropolitan Circus +!

DEERYS GREAT WORLD CIRCUS !
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TuEspAY, lrNa l3.

In tho conspiracy trial in Washington
on Tuesday, some discussion took place
between members Of the court and the
counsel for defense regarding MYSTERIOUS
letter alleged to have been written 10
Booth 10y two men named French and
McAloer, but which never reached lis des-
tination. There appearing doubt about
the authenticity Of the communication,
the Judge Advocate General stated that
it would not 60 on tho record, Dr. James
G. Hall, Of Washington, was examined
relative to the mental condition Of the
prisoner Payne. The mind Of the accus-
ed he considered ofa very low order but
he could not detect in it any positive eyi-
dence OF insanity. commission was
granted TO make further examination of
the matter. Several witnesses called by
the defense testified that Mrs, Surratt
had been considered a good Christian wo-
man, and that she had been kind 10 I'm
ion soldiers and furnished them with pro.
visions Other witnesses previously ex.
amined were recalled by the defense Ia
testify regarding the weapons found in
John NJ Loyd's house, at SurratLsvillo, tC
which place they we're conveyed by Johr
H. Surratt, previous to the assassination
and where they were called for by uar
ro,d after the tragedy. Several other wit
ne,ses we're examined, both in behalf o
the prosecution and the accused; bu
their teslimoney elected nothing new o
particular importance. The counsel foi
all the prisoners excepting Payne announ
ced, before the adjournment of the court
that their defense was c,osed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

rs3' Those Of our readers who wan. to
see first rate Fourth Of July, should 20
to Harrisburg The Democrats Of that
ancient burg are going to have areal, gon-
uine, old-(ashioned jubilee, and invite ev-
cry body and his wife to come.
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THANKS. Mr.. Scofeld, our member Of
Congress, has kindly sent US a copy Of the
Congressional! GioJe-completc in two vol
umes. Although differing widely from
MIR. Scofeld's political views, we yet take
pleasure in affirming that his official CON
ducI has been gentlemanly in every res
pecs, and so very different from the self
IshnesF OF his immediate predecessor that
we are sometimes half inclined to think
they don't both belong to the same party.
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,g@~ The business Of the Bank %'li be coAdu'
ted by John NJ. Adams, Esq, us Cashier.
Jun 2S,sJ-u
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witnesses for the government, were moi
90 be believed.
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IA FAIEIE ALfgE
IihIIE iEDNETTE.

The beautiful bale al,srtooic eIuestl,on.
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LITTLE HENIE

7ae June Ike Queen @, tao arena, and
lerpsicAo,eao ARTIST Iier classic gnso,
upon the ~ncE wire, and har b-B.,.iaI
el3ru'sy are equally looAc auo iryom'
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join STAR

o daring aud @.g"laoert lusc SO,
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I&NOR WALLACE
MR. HIRAM DAY

NJ l-,a. G.o0o eQ'0"otlosl, and m'tr'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

MEETlNG or PREsBYTERY The Hun
tingdon Presbytery met in this place, on
Tuesday last. Quite number of eminent
Ministers were present, and the business
of the body transacted pleasantly and
with perfect harmony. Among other bus
iness, the Rev. Mr.. ARCHER was installed
as pastor Of the Congregation here.
TuE COUNTY FAIR, Ats meeting of the
Cleariield County Agricultural Society,
held last week, it was determined to hold
the approaching Annual Fair during the
First week in October next, commencing
Tuesday the 81 and continuing four days.
Premiums, &c, will be announced in due
season.
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PROCLAMATION By President Johnson:

President Johnson has Issued his procls-
nation declaring.
Whereas, armed resistance TO the author
ity Of the Government in certain States
heretofore declared 10 be in instruction
may be regarded as virtually at an end,
and the persons by whom that resistance
as well IS the operations Of insurgent com
munities were directed are fugitives or
captiyes; and whereas, il is understood
that some OF their cruisers are infesting the
high seas, and others are preparing 20 cap
ture, burn or destroy the vessels OF the
United States, the President enjOins all
naval, military and civil authorities Of the
uaited States, diligently to endeavor by
al lawful means to arrest raid cruisers and
- bring them TO port in order that they
may be prevented from commits ng further
deprsdations on orr commerce, an that
The persons on hoard may 70 longer enjoy
iMmunities Tor crimes, and further pro
claims and declares that IL, after a reasona-
bic time shall have elapsed for the procls-
nation 10 become known in the ports Of
nations claiming 10 have been neutral,
SAID insurgent cruisers and persons on
board Of them shall continue 30 receive
Hospitality "a ssid ports, this Government
VIII leei ftself justified in refusing hospi-
thltty 70 public vessels Of such nations ia
the ports Of tho United States, and in
adopting such other measures as may be
deemed advisable towards viDdicating the
uationsl sovereignty.
The President has also issued an execu-
tive order re- establishing the authority Of
tfe Uaited States and for She execution Of
'be laws within the geographical limits
known as Virgins.
IL Is ordered that al acts and proceedings
% political, military, and civil orgsniza-
lions which have been in 9 state of insur
Tocuon ngaiust the authority and laws of
inc United States, and Of which jeff Davis,
John Letcher, and Vim Smith were late re-
sPecuNe chiefs, be declared null and void.
All persons who shall exercise or claim the
Liberty - bring 70 judgment for confscation
9Ld saie, the property subject 10 coDfscR-
t.u, enluEcs the administration of justice
within uch State in all matters civil and
criminal, with the c0gnizauce Of the several
courts, 70 carry into effect he guarantees
90 the Federal Constitution in q republican
form OF State government, and to afford
security under Domestic laws, we'll IS to
complete the re establishment Of the laws
OF the United States ana the full and com
plste restoration OF peace in the LIMIT
rioresaId, +. IL. PieTpOnt, Governor et
hTginiu, will be aided by the Fede'al
Government 20 fsr ss may be necessary, in
lawful measures which he may take for the
extension and administration OF the State
..-~"rnmcut throughout the limits Of said
State
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FRIDAY, NAY 70, 1866.

For four years past she has sent forth her
hosts to c ,nquer. Now she must send them
forth 10 save. The soCth is Perishing io'
the total lack Of all which gives sustenanoe
to civilized community. Her commerce
has been annihilsted, her civil government
wiped out, her laws abolished, her manu-
features stopped, her highways destroyed
her agriculture almost ruined and her IL
nancial system bankrupted. She wants
everything, but most Of all the re-estab-
lishmens OF order where all IS low anarchy
o Ir northern emigration carriss law and
order in itstrain. ItimprOves government
in the radest Wilds Of the Rocky Noun
tsins aud establishes there all the blessings
Of civilization. So il must 90 at the South.
There society has been hitherto restrained
b. a system of terror. II requires new
men and new habitudes 10 do away with
the reliance upon the pistol, the knife, the
ride, the lash aud the bloodhound. These
are the things Of the past. Their system
has been exploded. We must inaug urate
our own down there, and show the world
what northern institutions can do at the
south, in contrast with the state Of things
which has hitherto prevailed in that IN
happy section.
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A Terrible Accident at AIglers.
Great CaVIRg I'm OF The River
Bank,

The New Orleans Picayune Of the Sd
tays giers, on the "a instant, felt the zen
satio2s ola people who live in regions sub
jest 10 earthquakes. A large portion Of tho
river bank above Canal street ferry fell in
tor d space OF SO0 yards in length Of the
river lines and 90 feet in depth. The break
D. gan At tho ship yard and ways, caving in
Yah the latter schooner in course Of re-
pnrs. Also large lot Of materials wa
lost. The steam engine and hosting sppa
ratus have not yet fallen, but stand on dan
eerous ground. Where all was apparently
hrm there were near sixty feet Of water
n xt came the extensive ship yard in
charge Of Capt. Morse, Of the Quartermas-
ter's Department, where were repaired
steamers employed or owned by the army.
A large oakum and copper warehouse,
lately finished is completely gone, and so
are many minor buildings and sheds. The
OiIc, is slill standing and little earth be-
yond Il, but within and below all is gone.
The Orleans docks, two in number, were
SUNK three ears ago, and could not in the
nature Of things be expected TO rise again,
but one Of these was thrown up to the sur
face hy the oommotion, and remained for
some minutes, when, OF course, it sank
gain.
Some idea Of the conclusion may be gath
cred from the fact that great piles Of lum-
her, stories high, were covered by water.
The water dashed over the en- bsnkment in
immense waves flooding the streets.
Tho danger is n over. Every one feels
as 10 1t were unsafe TO remain near the
place, and, while there a.s efforts being
made to remove property, yet the unhurt
work eiugerly sbout, even on the levee
Which as yet is'unsafe. II Abe lsveo
should fall, the whole Of Algiers, except
come portions around and back of The land |
ilg vhich is never in need Of q lsvee, will |
be- submerged. Twas well that this break
occurred AZ night, otherwise it might have |
'esu'isd in the loss Of many lives, for the |
whole surface would have been covered |
with ship carpenters and caulkers: as il |
wa, no ono was hurt
The pecun,Ary loss falls chiefly on the |
Government, but Mcssrs. Vail 4 Conner
must loose heavily, and hundreds Of work |
men have lost their tools, which is heavy |
loss TO them and their employment, which /
is quite as bad
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letter, Itch, SCaId Head,
All Erupiions.

pr. Swayne'a tArmY ltCh) Gan Healing Ointment"
nr Svsvne's Army ftchl "All-Hcaling Ointment"
pr. swtyue's ARMY Ilohl "All'Healing o'ntmoat,"
Ne case SO obstinate, or long stand NJ, Il will not
cure in Short tine all kinds Of retsor are pCrma.
nenty cured ArYhy Itch. which Is 80 prevalent, e
never falls 90 cure, Chrome krysipeas Salt kheum,
Ringwortrs, Barbers Itch, a., EruptOns covering
the whole surface OF the toiy, cd Ulcers Of many
years standing, thst put a. defsnce every other
mode OF treatment all yield % the heshug proper
ties OF the great vegetable salye
Price 90 cents by sending co cents 10 DR..
Swayne 4 Son. $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
box will be mailed any paIt OF the United States,
free Of charge.
sold by W. 4 &C. W SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine sta Nashville.
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IHE GREATEST FEAsT or tbs sEasoS.-
We understend that Mr. F. Z. Perrin. of
the "ell-known firm Of Perrin & Hicks,
has opened FIRST class Saloon on the cor
ner OF Church and Summer streets, oppo-
site the st. Cloud Hotel. Everything in
the establishment is arranged to the eye of
neainess, and the advantages to be derived
from calling at this retreat cannot be too
highly recommended. The wines, liquors,
and cigars are Of the choicest quality and
best brands. A first ate lunch is served
up every day, from 10 to y O'Clock, in such
astyle as to please the most fastidious.
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Money Taken from Prisoners at Rich
mOnd.

m0nd.
A correspondent OF the Baltimore An5eri-
can, N a recent letter from Richmond
rn .kes tAo following statement, which is Of
interest 70 Federal Prisoners who hold re-
ceil.s ior money taken from them at Rich
muUd A" General Mulford informs me, and
desired the fact made public, that he has
iu has hands twenty-five thousand dollars
IN grceuJacks, a small amount in gold and
sllSer. and nine thousand in Rebel eurren-
'yr oi course worthless, which was received
ROM tie Rebel Commissioners, Colonel
'aid aud Capt. Hatch. This money forms
part Of that taken from our officers cap
iared sud confined in the Richmond pris-
ols- us distribution to those entitled 10 it
VIII have General Mulford's earliest snd
most careial attention. Those having such
claims are desired 10 forward them with
'Ae vouchers necessary 10 establish their
validity. oi course the distribution will
have % be made pro rata, e. claims 10 the
amount Of Ssc,0e0 have already been re
oeiFct BY General Milford. Whether spv
more money vii be recovered from the
=. laani Commissioners is not vet known.
"1.t aud Hatch are still IN confinement
'elrral Milford speaks very favorablv Of
'-li' and hopes he will be able 10 estabIisb
-''' innooouce Of an intention 10 misspnro-
pirate the money
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.rlt
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IA 'Sih1rios.--fhs losses Of the soD,A =,
Tue late contest are probably Quit. ''.I 70
as the proht she hSs gained from A.. - 80
tuition Of slavery. The aecumul,t;o.. =,
generations Of wrong have been -.
away IA 3 vain effort 10 perpetuAte hpmI-
bondage. The proyerbial estiInstOs Of .. M
gotten gains" have been verified. Tho.
~ho ouse wondered that 80 much wealth
could be unjusiiy wruHg from unrsguited
toll now see, in the rEPidity with which i,
has vanished, another truisrn. that tbopsb
::"the mill Of The gods gtinds slovIv !,
grinas exceedingly 6ns."
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WILD PEPPERMINT as A RAT EXTERNiSA-
ToE.-Alexsnder Robertson, writes TO the
Canada Farmer: have for the last four
years proved 70 my satisfaction that ihe
" Wild Peppermint is a sure and reliable
exierninstor OF rats. In prof Of the fact. I
viii state the result it has had with me-.
-Four years ago my barn was regularly in
Tested with rats; they were So numerous
that had great iears Of my whole grain
being destroyed by them, after il was
housed but having about two acres Of Wild
Peppermint that grew in a field of wheat,
alter tho wheat was harvested. the mil,
was cut aud bound with it, and il drove
Tue rats from my promises. 1 have not
been troubled with QUE since, nor am M
present. while my neighbors have any
quantity Of them. feel confident thatsnv
person who is troubled with these pests.
could easily get rid Of them by gathering a
good supply of the mint, and placing it
round the walls or base Of their barns.
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9muse'ufats.


2. r. kfHFE 81. -.-
IOhN HUNT 81 -. So. ,..' ,ialagyt.
~ 90 ----- s.ss---s-.---s d rsss4--
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS co. /
NASHVILLE, May II, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ill FREIGHT for
~ points south Of Nashville, Will be received
daily Sundays excepted at the warehouse Of the
Company, az the N. a C. Railroad dei ct, between
the hours Of o'clock a m, and pm
Freight for the north will be reee we'd betv cen the
hours OF 7 am, and m, at the principal office
OF the Company. north side Of Public square, cor
ner Of Mark et street aI
msyIl-6 JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
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The report of the surrender Of Mallory
the rebel Secretary Of the Navy, was I'M
founded.
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HRADoUAKTfRs pErAETNENT or me CUNBERLAED,0
UFFIcE PRoyosr MARsHAL GENERtL.
NASHVILLE, May 10Th, 1865.
Provost Marsha's OF all POsts within this Depart.
ment hereby ordered to cause all rebel officers
who may me within their jurisdiction by virtue
Of pa oles Otherwise dvest themselves Of all
irsgna 81 rank, anl 10 require them 10 ume the
caro- Of citizens.
By command Of Msjor General THOMAS.
,. q PARKHURgT
mayll-3t Col. and Prov. Marshal 6en1, D. G.
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fouag hsrisd Isfies shoao rnlrfsYtrsa a ~
been not 70 lrrlng iorh IL dua season, refnarf.,r
ttot - sad yol shonld mnlhply and rsplsnish. h
ilis = Jotr desire 700 can consult M 6lhsr ~
letter OF 10 peraon. No laig ever iairtg fso Vosrs
o. tta bod maze apphc1iion. All comTnuuicaunns
- ietLer cr person strictly conadeutal.
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Chronic CaSes

H-h sstlaetoa: RhsurnEisrn. A4oebona AZ d..
l--nf5i Diseases Of the Ilroat, SwslsI JoiEia
: n L-inhs, Fieursy, Psins. uicers Canear, eirug.l
'aas ~ a the Heat and Llref inaannunaf.oH al
~ 't91la.li NeurAEa, hng's EvI or scron.s
i'eaflaee, uiHeasas Of tue Eyes, DsffHfaiai ~
.sifs, DYspoplla Or lnd. res o. a1d Cansurnptr.
'z9ihnr win fil Rrivntc Disensse.. nj
i'isenscs OF the Urinary Organs.
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So. UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
M THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE y
GkJHAlN6 BIN WITH SUCCESS Is
DLAEk STATS. ~ 1T ~ II
aAHHFILisf. TENNEG5EE

For further information In regard 10
the sklItul success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader ia referred 10 SrIL-
LIS THERaPEUT1Cs and MATERta MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1869,
the best work in the United States,
whore you viii End DR.. McGu's name
standing parallel with the beat medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
satisfaction is guaran-
teod. With my general practice treat
The following
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THE undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
Il well assorted stock Of Iron, Castings Eails
Springs, Axles, Copper, Enc, SASH Ola s. Axes,
Hoes, Flows, Cotton Scrapers, Thrsshing Machines,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Wagon imbar, Fire
Brick, and Clay, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris,
Brass Tea and Porcelain Kettles, Rope, Fuley
Blocks, Grindstones, buckets. Tubs, Rrooms,
Flour, Lard, and Groceries, and ysTious other ar
tcles required for city and country Trade, which
they offer al reduced prces.
VIM. LYON & CO.,
MAJ Ism 45 Market street.
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Heung Nan, stop before you furthar 70. o. All
sl1sea subject o. dan there D. 10 disfs-u - h.Tt
- care - Al9nt Eu1ssloas, and pn5sIa. 49, A.
1870 tna. undafaiAnd treatinE H. ana 70 you car
say hat have cured dozens 10 tbs civ = 81 -
N ddereni states, Mo have apent dollar a. 10
az, md ara nov gel cured By me. / AN a. y ~
eeltiag letters and sendlng MEDICINE 70 an pats a
ne country. In word, AZ iiiN krs Aseassd q
any skyr knd VII gre me cau. I vii g1re safs-
Acn1a Or AZ 81 ta diseases naautoul u MS a.
Fern9eznsnt Ihs nszt q rafara1cos fissa n %
citys
DR.. M0aTLE,
unou street. NASHVILLE, lana-t5
laRl-ly I'll mssi Eith pnompf aiiaSeoa
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hreyei Brig Gen. Easement LEFT Raj
'ish' \. G on the "a inst. for NJ,
home IN Ohio having resigned his com.
mission. 0Aii'
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John Bell was only .desd-in tresspassSs
aud sins.
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Boarding.

BOARDING can be had, with pleasant furnished
ID rooms, or rooms without bard, apply second
door TO the corner Of Union and spruce.
nayIt-4t -r-
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Al A1ecloas % fhs Wa1nb trssisi ,vits 49,.
i1y7a ha-rled iarhes VINO haze nosn 10 unf5-f0-
l'.3 IN taaeafrJ q prove ahsrloa. can - cTUr a
y .1aii "a Tine iouna proguAnl b. FirIuz Ne .
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The horticultural Garden.
Norlh sunm.r street E,l.naea-

NOrth Summer Street Extended.
Is OPEN Fol. THE RECEPTION OF VIsI-
l. 1ORS- Every prepal alton has been made for
the accommodation Ct those who desire to 81 end a
few hours pleasant y.
The saloon is furnished with The choicest wines,
liquors and ales.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to bring Their
families
- A line Of omnibusses runs from the corner
OF Cedar and the square, every day during the
week, Including Sunday.
E.. RAWoRTG, Proprietor.
mayl0-IRS
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Seamstress Wanted d.

VIZ wish to emIloy wsman to stw-one who
w understands the use of IRA Tine val Dc
preferred.
Enquire at the Eran House. my12-3t
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For Sale.

A SPLENDID new Piano Forte, seven oc.aYes
~ oyerstrufgg nom knahe Co.'S Factory. Bal.
umore. Owner wishes 10 leave the city. Terms
cash. Address box l25O, =. o.
unayiO-Iws
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Hides and TaIlow.

WILL BE SOLD, q; Public Auction at the L.
" 5. Government Slaughter House, in Mech
vile, Tenn on thursday May 25, 1865, Al 10 o'clock
q.
100 Wet Salted Hides
so Dry Hides.
100 Barrels Taow.
Terms Cash. s. d. HENDERSON,
msylz-5t Capt. snd c. s.
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BLNK OF THE UNIOH.
NASHVILLE, TENN,

DUY AND SELL EXCHANGE, ATTEND TO
ID Col ect ons, negotiating Loaus, making Invest
ments executing orders, Sc.
Banking and business hours from am. % S a m.
J C. WARNER, Cashier.
A. J. DUNCAN, President. maylI-8m
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a rrArr,- go
Academy of Dancing,
AZ the Assembly Rooms, Cherry, ST.,
(oPPosrrE THE H,xgELL HoUsEJ
For Sale

A COUNTER sgitshle Tor = saloon. The thru
~ story room m Ehieh q = nov locafed has t.sen
us-d as stlioou, and Wifl D. rented en- rnodarsfa
afnH Apply - " MATT BAOWN&CU.
mA5b-lN a Churry street.
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LIQUORS.
BITTERS.

Drake's Plsntlhou Biuer-.
Bulls Ccdr0n
HOstetter'g stomach
EUOrhsye's FOllsuI
HOCd9nd's German
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLETDN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
Wanted Immediately
A CARD.

DIVE Experienced Upholsterers. by c. B. Bras
Il second story Cameron, GIier 4 Cos store.
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