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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

81 The members of the Hyde Park,
aud Wolcott Militia, Go. are requested to
meet fer drill at the Town Hall, in Hyde
Park on Saturday Feb, 4th at 2 o'clock
I'd.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

O. A child of Geo. Styggles, of John
son, was burned 70 badly that it died on
the 23d ult.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

&C. A Washinghton despatch states in
regard to the new movement in Northern
Mexico that lit is known that English
vessels and adventures had lately got con-
siderable silver from Sonora at very re.
munerative profits, aud that the French
have been so anxious for share Of this
business that very serious trouble has
lately arisen at some points ON the coast,
and our copsuls have felt it prudent to
leave their stations. This hypothecation
OF the country to Napoleon will probably
throw this silver trade and pundering
into French hands entirely. 1t will
probably be developed in timc that Gen.
Sickles has gone to the Pacific coast to
look after our interests in this matter"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

sEJohn +, Henry has been appointed
postmaster at Waterbury, vice N. X.
Brown, resigned
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

ga The object for which Secretary
Stanton lately visited Gen Sherman is re-
vealed in the important order of the latter
assigning the South Carolina Sea Islands
and the cotton and rice lands along the
coast. for 80 miles from the sea, that and
Ga and Eastern Fla, to the em1ncipated
negroes The act has no authority Of
civil law. and this is the reason for doing
it through Gen Sherman IS an act of war.
1t is apparently wise measure. The is
lands are very fertile and easily defended,
and the lands along the rivers will only
be occupied as they become defensihle.
Strict abclitionists will find something to
object to in the xclusion of whites from
the negro domain, but it is doubtless nee
essary for the protection of the freed peo-
pie against fraud and social contamina-
ton while in the transition state. After
the country has been pacifed, and south
ern industry is organized on the new priI-
ciple of paid labor, no such separation of
the races will be repaired For the pres
ent there are maay good reasons for 1t.
The freedmen who 7hall obtain landed es-
states in Gen. Saxton's department will
be fortunate. With 40 acres Of cotton to
a family, moderate industry will not only
support them comfortably. but make them
eventually wealthy, as they learn to com
bine thrift with industry. With the priu-
ciplc thus established that our military
commanders may divide the conquered
soil of the South among its slaves, we
need not trouble ourselves surther about
the legality of confiscation. This is con-
tiscation Of the most radical sort. -.Svrinq-
field RepaJlicaa,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01
pits,

In Johnson. Jan. 28th, Flora. young.
ter, of George and Fanny Styggles' az
and months.
Our little one Is sleeping
In sweet and gentle rest
Her little hands are folded
Upon her, quiet breast.
Sleep little Flora sleep
Till Christ shall bid thee riss'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

Gsg Union Ball at Matthews Hotel at
the lower village in Stowe, Friday evening
next
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

s.y DR.. L. r. Foote, 1880 Broadway,
New York,--read his advertisement in
another colum of this paper.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01
MatitN,

At the norrisvile House Morri""
25th. by Rev. l.. Bartlett, Henry D. olp
Fitzwilliam N. II. and Mary J. "nH
Wolc oft.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

e. Cotilliou Party at K. Days in
Woleott. Friday eve, Feb 10Th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

ssg Mr.. John B. Whittemore of Moi
ra. N. Y. formerly of Eden. was found
dead in the woods in the former place, on
thr 9th ult.
His death is supposed to have been
caused by hemorrage from a sore in his
leg.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

GooEY's LADY's Book for February, pub.
lished by l.. A, Cooley, Philadelphia.
The steel engraved frontispiece, Sab.
bath Eve," makes an excellent picture
Marion Harland's story of "A hasty
Speech. and What Came of it" is concu,
ded in the present number, and Mrs. f.
T. Elicit, Miss Frost and Ian Thorn also
Contribute excellent stories.
ARTuuR's HOME MAGAZINE. for FEBRUARY,
published by I, S Arthur Philadelphia.
Virginia, F. Townsend contributes a
story called The house in the Lane, y
"Mariu's Mystery" by the author Of
Watching and Waiting" is new story
commenced in the present number, to be
completed in the next one.
BALLoU's DOLLAR MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for FEBRUARY, published by Elliott,
Themes & Talbot. lis Washington st
Boston.
Several of the articles in this number
of Bilious are quite handsomely illustra
ted. Amang its many good stories, We
note, lone of My Relations" by Amenda
N. Hale; Lady Katherine" a Highland
Tale, by Richard Faulkner "A Red Rose
by Catherine Earnsbaw; Romance and
Royalty" by Ben. Perley Poors
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01

Ga Great fire at Buffalo, N.
Wednesday night /; half "a millioa
worth of property destroyed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
pestrnctIOn 81 an Ancient Record.

Inc LOnQOn hedO6I says
We have Just learned the particulars
Of a SD act Of Vandalism on the part
of q French General. Our readers have
probably heard Of the several historical
inscriptions carved upon the face of a
rock near Beyrout, in Syria. The first
was BY the Egyptian king Rameses III
who, after defeating the Philistines,
passed this spot upon the coast on his
march northward. Il was written in.
hieroelyphics, within q square border.
The second was by an Assyrian king,
either S~ennacherib or Shalmanezer,
boastfully sculptured bis record by the
side Of that of the great Egyptian con-
uueror. This is in the arrow headed
characters, and g cast Of it is in the
British Museum. In a later century, a
Roman General recorded his march
through the country by an inscription
cut on a lower part of the same rock,
and later still sn Arab General did
the same. Each in bis turn respected
the previous inscription, and was
c0ntented 10 place bis own beside them
But unfortunately, two or three yeas
| ago. a French army vas in possession
OF the same coast, and the General, with
a bad taste which we should have hard
ly expected from a nation protesting to
be 90 civilized, hes recorded the glories
| Of the French armies under Napoleon
III, within the square which once held
the Egytian inscription. Wehsve late
ly been shown photograph Of the rock
in its present state, proving the fset ~
above stated, which we might otherwise
have doubted, namely, that the Egypt
ian inscription has been thus destroyed
-an inscription which confirmed the
account Of Herodotus that the Egytians
marched through that country, and
which confirmed the account IN tbs
| Bible that the Israelites, under tbs
Judges, had not yet reached the MediS
terranean, and explained the wars Q
/ Samson against the Phillistines b
showing that the latter had already
been routed By the Egyptians. Tit
photograph above spoken OF, gives q
Inc melancholy news that this most IN
portant record no longer exists
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

FArAL sHooTTSs.- Yesterday evening a
fatal case Of shooting occurred at a saloon,
81 South College street. Mr.. H. B. Payne,
Of the drm Of Payne, James 4 Co, shot
Captain S. Allen under tho following cir
eumstApces, Not long ago Mr.. Allen Sc
duced the wife Of Mr.. Payne. Mrs. Payne
was a young and very handsome woman,
and inthe eyes Of her husband a very virtu-
Gus woman, but was seen in Fagrante diheta
with Capt. Allen. A divorce was sued for
and obtained, which is on record in the
Chancery Court in this city. Mr.. Payne
is understood 70 have given Mr.. Allen warn.
ing Of his intention 10 kill him FOR having
destroyed his domestic happiness. Yester-
day evening the parties met, and Mr.. Payne
drew HE pistol and cred three thots; one
striking the deceased under che right arm,
inAieting a slight flesh wound. The second
shot struck Mr. Cochran in his hand, aud the
hsshy part Of the thigh the third struck
The deceased in the bresstand went through
the upper part Of the heart.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
T9Iled States Of America.

mDpLr DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No. SO
"a essfse Diairt Court Tor ssid District ~
noTace ri. HARRISON, United States District u
tonne !. for said district, on ApFii2 q, lses, a~gainst3
bales 81 Cotton. nuubered hom Ito ~ ile.uelss
asa msrkad"A. 4. nov iyng IN Maaislres
M 80 nst All persons laFruiy Intervening % tAeh
interests therein; alleging tha ssid cotton lsa sen
scaea - FIoren e, ARosua, on lana, q ioneHta y
the DATED States Mf causes mentioned 49, y
s,r-seas, s.8 aiterserds brought into tbs district
and ufayinr Tor the usual proce-a. hoN, taefeofsi
r1rsuaattS the moniton of said Coufhs 4 pn0ieil
VAN al persons concerned or Interested 10 Mla
cotton 10 aupesr before ssd Court on the 60 Acp-
DAWN Orfohsr nexL at the Feders Court Rom, IN
ne pspsol at Nashville, 81 ID o'clock =. ms taep
ma there 10 nrcpnnnd their clsins and make then
alers6oas. IRWIN r. GfAHC1Cks
wsyfe-fIf /. n. 81. u r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

FGsE AEEEsT or NAsHyuar N.x-s.vu
the Louisville Journal Of yesterday ..yc.-
terdsy morning a yooug genaenss 81 N.sh
vile, by the name OF AR. Chea.hnv vos
arrested on false evidence, and prsss,,es
before his Honor judge Harrison for t-isl
When the case was presented and the srst
witness called, Mr.. Geek. the plaintiff. ear.
Hesily requested the Judge to allow him 10
withdraw The charge. The Judge refusing
to do 60, the case was trioi. The evidence
given in cleared Mr. Cheatham, and he was
dismissed from tho Court honorsbly, after
which Mr.. Cox wrote or had written q note
that he believed him 70 be aud respected
nm asa genasmaa. M. Cook also said
mat" was not his wish to have Ma Cheat
nam arrested, but the officer who made n,
arrest could no. be persuaded 10 release
him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
10 Strangers ana Citizens.

We do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found at his
0fhce az all hours, day or night; /" nor do
We, in Offering our services @ the invalid,
desire 70 recommend ourself in preference
TO other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do we pre-
Tend to be infaiible, or the only man ca
pablo Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any wondeT-
fHl secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or pGlsati0es as sil sensible
men must know, that success in the prao-
tice of medicine, does not depend 30 much
.apon the discovery Of HesO remedies, or ae9
nodes Of treatment, as upon he skillful use
ef those agencies necessary 70 q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by sxpe-
rience and patient application. We res
psctfully refer the public 10 our general adj
v~ortisement, in another part Of the paper
Onice hours from 8 in the morning TIL 2
at night l. i. C0LHNAs, n. D.
"a North Cherry st.. Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

Persons unscqusinted in the city seeing
so many advertisement for the tretameBI
Of Special DISEASES, are often at q loss to de
ermine to whom 10 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
ishment of this kind is at No. % Deadegick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. Dr..
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his or
Zee during the hours stated in his genera
advertisement. Al medicines fEralsbed n
III ohfes
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

EoTIcE-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. So,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. G., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 ~substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just indebtedness from the Government.
je30-tf H. T0NPKIEs & Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

For the Nashville Dsi'y Union
NASHVILLE, July "a, 1865.
Measrs. Editors: 1 desire very respectfully
10 return my thanks through you to the Off
GERS and soldiers Of the ID Tennesses caval
~ for the prompt aud agreeable Settlement
Of my bushes relations with the regiment.
During a long course Of business carried en-
under a var ely ofdificulties have uniform
" been treated with kindness and courtesy,
aud I desire to express my obligations to
Col. Prosser and the oficersan N men for the
same / deem the honorable conduct OF the
entire regiment IN exception to many that
have recently gone out OF the service, and in
chosing my association with it as sutler, ]
shall slways remember the good behavior Of
the officers and men toward me with
pleasure, and wish each and al Of them the
success hereafter due to gallant soldiers and
gentlemen. .S1MoS 0PPESHEIMER,
Late sutler % Tenn. Cav.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
old Course OF treatment

rayseiSss are eo1stsnay snnoyeeg patients rsurnnS via seoorday .
IS MaeIgo3e : hoTolgh ~mvestsahsu, ami has heea 6nnd much ma-a
$ never troubled with the complaints q panana rfh eaeeniara srrhna
many symptoms prodaced By he Old sAod TmlmeHL
Dr.Sones charges are The same IL al caas-sfl eharaa ne .aua rr
Hoaia of one month, audn Is Of course 70 - interest lo cure cssa e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
ByIslsgraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Affairs IL Charlest on.
Secretary Seward to 90 10 Cape
May.
Accident in New York.
From HaVanna.
U
The St0neWaIl Again.


NEF foRE, July 2s.-Dealingain gold are
Hght- There is speculative movements an
parent and 10 indisations Of e atsnuance q
Government sales in gold. The demand fol
loans N 60 d is Rominal this P. M. Gene-.
sily nat price shows slight weakness.
The Hsrald's Washington special saws
me oHoers connected With the mu,iny \
the 1914 New York regimest, have been
seat to Charleston. The Colonsis corpss
has Mt been found vet, but it Is supposed to
have been buried in the city.
Charleston ia now quiet snd orderly.
Great dest tuition is said to stu exist IN
The interior Of South Carolina. An agent
has been sent North for relief. The MAJ
facilities ere much improved. Carsnow run
to orangeburg. But little otion comes to
Charleston, owing to the d~estitution Of tho
Commission Merchants, butm1ch IS devoted
TO Augusta aad Savannah.
Tho Herald's Washington special Y
c. j. Faulkner is in that city, 10 urge his
HPplisation for pardon, claiming shat he
was a Union man during the war.
Secretary Seward, accompanied by tae
members Of his family, viii leave to-day
Tor Cape Nay.
-Four regiments are to be left in the She
nandoah Valley under Gen. Torbetl. the
others are ordered 10 be mustered out.
A portion Of Nuns Museum fell this sf
t%srp0oR, fatally iniuring a labofer ana q.
lsas n ether, Ehils il is reported that a
woman and child, and Others were buried
in the III ms.
A building on Farmer street. which runs
alo8g the to5t Of Brooklyn heighls, fell this
morning, burying Patrick Reagan, John
Nash and J. B. Martin. The building was
one of those dsmsgedb by the FIRE last April,
when the roof felti in precipitadpg several
dremen into the flames below. It was be-
ing rebuilt, and the laoOrers engaged were
ieposiIing earth On the roof for gardens to
The residences on the heights above, when
he supports, consisting Of brick arches,
gave way.
The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana
lates to the 2?d.
The Spanish steamer Isle Dalsbe had ar
lived from Cadiz. and it was expected that
be brought the order to deliver the rebel
am stoaewsl to the UnHed States authori-
les. The day before she vrrivsd her msga.
inc exploded, completely destroying the
aides cabin, berths Of lower cabin, and rails
d the upper deck a foot. No lives losl
? limbs broken. Considerable mail matter
vas burned.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

Officers who are anxious to get their com
panies mustered out Of service, so as TO allow
their men 10 60 home, can have their muster
out rolls executed IN one day at 0'Nei rs
Claim Agency Office no. IS Cedar St. Sold
lers back psy snd bounty secured. Monthly
feturnstf Quartermsstes $ stores, and quar-
terly returns Of ordnance stores promptly
executed. jy25-Imos
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

James K hqu necu rs IL WIKI
IT app AIN arm he aN5a,ii Sled IN n ; easa.
III Iha ID utie1danf E2f rem we'd mn III from
to 5 ate q Toaaestee, OF 10 anscouded thaf tne
cFdnaT process csQ8ct - sefTed . hms Il q
thsr8one oad red thsf pufI cs15u BE- uade brfsui
suecsssiFs gseks 10 ih8 Nathflle uniyn. DOT F.pg
The = "a y A ~ aqnt O. appear b fore degeyAia1a .
Jusuce q ~ Pesee IN Madtso wife, ~ uoe eou
-, Eeau N 10 aah esy o. Da em1eF 4sel q
snsNs r ihen aaa there tbs SD Atiahueet - ue
Isw ~ - or be sane vi Be aksu a. eonesasdi
enc leard ? parnas 70 b N
lhla, t1e lan day o. June, LsM
soBN MINIS sail
ir5-wE Juaice Of ne Fssea
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
Hn Chancery at MurfreesbOrO.
NAY BULLS. lse5.
fOrieinsl Attachments BiB,
filea June Is. ISIS.

Is. forginE Attachments BIB.
kromnsdL Ridley, ried June Is, is65.
and aercme Rdlsy
n ths cause il appearing b ne Subtraction Of
the Clerk and Master, 0hat he defendsnfa, 3
i. kldleg snd Jerome Ridley, are non : resi-
acrts 81 TIE s9te q resnpasee, 20 that the or6i-
nary procets Of law caAQ be served on them ttfs
thereiare ordered thst publication BE- made fr iour
consecutive HceNsin the Nashville Union. 3 ngta-
naper pnhi sned IN thu city Of Rs-hv la roarranr
- sd defsnaEnts q appesr 81 the next efm Il
80 coau 90 ha held In Mariretsbaro % he tonfih
Monday il Ocinber next th-n aad there Is p.esd
snsver or demur % ccmplainants nl. on the
ssrae VII BE- taken tor coniessedss 10 sheln. snd
set i0r heSFiag s pGts
Byk 7. TNrkSs, Do n
iunroa-w4fE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

The New York Tribune Gays. Hon. Geo.
W. Campbell, il IL expected, win be chosen
70 Congress from the Nashville District
Tennessee" The Hon. Geo. W. Campbell
wen, to his grave many years ago. He isG
member Of the Immortal Congress of the
Resurrected.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

The Macon lGs.) Messenger complains
that the coiorsd domestic servants in that
city esnnot be depended upon. It says some
families there have had as mSpy as a dozen
cooks in three months. Tho darkies leave,
rom no disagreement with employers, but
from love Of change, and q desire to show
that they are free. Similar complaints are
made here.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

Dr.. Robt. Fletcher, long and we'll known
Al this poiutas Medical Purveyor, has been
promoted 10 q B-evet Colonelcy Of volun-
ieeu, FOR faithful aud meritorious conduct.
He still remaiuss st this POI int to do full credit
70 TIE honors conferred on him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

Officers pay accounts and soldiers fnsl
statements, computed and purchased at
rates. Also QuaFtermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. es North Cherry street.
pr~rrp & C~pprxwoon
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

ohtieers' Accounts made put and cashed
o~uarterraastsrs' and ordaance accounts
promptly made up by Il. TOmpkins, late
Major I4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
Gee eorner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs. nl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

Tar JTH Iowa v. CAvALRy. This noble
regiment, commanded By Cob j.. Morris
Young, came here a short tin since to be
mustered ont Of service; but, having been
paid OF. were ordered to Macon, CO. The
gallant boys we're ~dreadfullg disappointed,
but promptly obeyed, ss good soldiers ought
ever 70 DO. There were no symptoms Of
mutiny, and no deseFt;ona. The command
went South, and have returned sgain, all
present. They arrived Tuesday night,
This time they viii be mustered out certain,
and be sent on their way rejoicing. A
eountry's blessings Ettend them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

The Montgomery Advertiser says, with
the past We have but little to do" Good for
Yancey's old paper. The present is toler-
able for the Advertiser 10 deal with. We
hope il viii do IL justice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

The Dominic;n n are holding some twelve
hundred prisoners, and refuse to give them
up without an equivalent. Gen Ora seiz-
o several Prominet citizens as hostages.
The island is still in a stale ofcosial block
ade, and there may be further trouble.
The evacuation Of the capital is expected
to be completed by the 18th proIimo. All
the rema ming n have been spiked,
and the carriages destroyed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

R~Ex0vED.-Dr. Aborn has removed to his
Medical and Surgical Institute, on Church
street, below Cherry, where he may be
consulted upon all forms Of disess, either
acute or chronic. II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

Efs1H % TxsaEurEs Executive DufAaTaEETsf
a~ssHTmlf, Jaoe q las
Wmana4. asscsncy hss occurred q me Horsr
~ Repfsaeuiatses 81 ~ Gaae 81 Assembly f the
stats Of Gs3tasees - he reaeaatsno a. ne gor.
Eimund coopes. hcprcsen a1fe from ne eounfg
Iheref1rs, Z. William 9 BroEniow. aoparsor OF
he STATE q ie41essee. - hsreby require ~ shaf.
n - sd cerntf @ 5ef.Fa . oPea sd bed AZ
elect . On fhussay. tbs urird day Of Aarnt aexL
RI tne plFpu.c cf 11iAgEsd seearry Sad eise
SEQ p ut te hsia 90 sutt aeeord4 &c ga ny
rrelaua17u Of he lab i~nsiast, fri-fsE a. 81
hon or memecrfsc f ConEesa. g.. knd fnEfref coa-
ofulg Hththe profirons mi Nu Weea a an
@t - kRiest1re enesied A 81 . A1ntthe
elective n1dehifa
- 10 testimony Hhcroof kaYe h-raHnic
suns-laei M narue ard cansed So gEsal
seal o. he sale q Ternas1ee - b. aMA
- q Is Dspastsaeni n ~ ls. tAls zih Juas
v 9. ERowNLow.
ALFusszIh sssFsssg q s,sis
51Es H-eifsi6o
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

COLGATE & Co. beg to inferm their custo-
mers that they still continue the manufse
ture Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded by mail on aP-
piieation. CoLGATE & Co
Nos. So & IS John st New York.
~iuly26-3m
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IN CRANcERY ATLEBANoK


II this esaae i Appearing 10 The aaisfscaa1 {
fha Eark eld AFster Ast cefsrdsn1s Nm. A. Ca
uod-rosIdents n Ia STATE 81 Teapeasee, - tl1
De ordinary process Of laE cauof Be served uooa
t6em= d Is f1saelore og4eFed trat p1tGcauoa -
trsaa fF ilcf co1eee14Fe Weeka IL Ire NEsnFaA
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