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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II SIGNENEhs AEESR rs 8Sss.-Rey. HEN
LrT RI LYON. Of New ork, will preach in this
church On SUNDAY NOR MING, at u O'Clock, and
IN the evening at ~ clock
- 80 -1---
II = n ASJS a. SessEeE:-A Special meeting Of
10 NUN MEN IAL LODTE, No 70. a. i. ~ A..
n; VIII be held on - saturday ~ kAING, the
llth instant, at . clock. by order ". NJ.
1t" WM. +. cox. Scc'Y.
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~ TEE SUNDAY School EeSEES-
10y IION to be held in ChesteTtOwn on the 2isi
Instant will not there account of the serious
and continued sickness Of the place: but will he
vened in Baltimore on the l2th of next month. The
papers IN the different counties Of tho State please
note tHis in their next issue. IS
rESs.A'E'E on Ta.aEsEE.sEEs. EXECUTIVE
u BEPARTMENT-We hail nj this time with
liyclicr Sensibility thar usual the approach Of our
customary Of THANKSGIVING; for not only has
mcrclul God spared our lives aycrted so far from
our State tho resilcnce which has infested other
lands and crowned the abOIs of the year with album
have been every where 50 earnestly uttered, he has
vouchsafcd us the blessing for which all hearts have
of late chiefly aud most dcv0utly yenrncd
The clouds of war which for the last four Years
have 81 lcarfully dnrkened our prospect hay, been
iisanat ed. The bright and blessed iinh- az eac oro
eliminates our whole horizon; the ernai ty in
which We have been engaged i. ended. the nation has
been preserved its authority re established and uni
,.nrsoiIy arkpoIpdrcd and lis uronIe nrcr,1rinx IN
rcnDiic ~ nf niJ arr Ioo,nr forwarl o,;, M ,b
rlOrigu. destiny of the American EcphIic unlcr ms
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-11
THE sFLORENCE'' AMERICAN
INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.

II DL " IN Q N AJHI \ E 4 Il Z II D.
All the objections TO other Machines are overcome
in the Florence. 1t makes four different Stitches
others make one Besides. it has the reversible feed
motion-a uniform sclt2regulatng tension of thread
and no springs, c0g-wheels, or cams to get out Of
order. cr.,c.
est wooiens the most delicate fabrics using all
kinds of Silk, Cotton and Linen Thread from No ~
to 200 No other MACHINE does so large a range of
the ladies well as the Florence The FLORENCE ia
the only perfect Family Sewing Machine warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or money returned. There
is no one who owns the Florence would sell it at cost
Call and see its operations, whether you wish to
mail.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.
l55 Baltimore street,
my2-H ID. w. CLARK. General Agent
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MARRIED..

BROWN-BOWMAN the u instant in Bal
timore county, by Rev 5. i. Wilson, John NJ. Brown
to Mary Alice Bowman.
COUGHLIN-CROWLE}. -On the til instant, By
the Rev. Father Dolan, John Cou5hn to Miss Mary
Crowley. all Of this city.
GIRARD-OAKES.-On the oh instant. by Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, A A. GiroId to MoIije c. Cakes, all Of
LIST-BERSCH-on the al instant, by Rev. $.
a. Wilson George II. List to Miss Elizabeth Bersch,
observation-disclosures. the 9Th instant, by
Rev John II. Phillips, Peter p Restcr to Mrs. Sarah
WHITTER-nAVIS.-0n the 8th instant by Rev
J. W. Start, Curtis H. Whittier to Annie L. Davis.
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: : y 0a''V'Ff y
VI e % SC 4 " 4 !

The celebrated Lecturer on the Manners of the
People and Social Life in he East "
SrBJEcr-"THE WOMEN OF TURKEY"
Tickets for the course of five Lectures admitting
gentleman and two ladies. ....... S. 90
Single tickets for the course 200
Admission to one Lecture. 50
& Bailey. James Fryer Isaac p Cook, James Waters
Entz Il Bash, 3. Wcch. Broadway, at the Rooms of
the Association, 100 Baltimore street, and of the
members. novll-6t
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EVERY You've Man
DESTROYS to obtnin
PEACrICAL BUSINESS EDuclTIov,
Should attend the
PrArTrrU BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets.
Circulars to he had a, the College sent by nail.
CoLGATEs uovEy SoAr.-Ihis celebrated Toi'ci
Soap in such universal demand. il made from the
choicest materials is id and e9oi'iCai in its nature
GagroatIg scented, and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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No. FEE SUNDAY SCEE00E. C0NVEN-
10y TION TO be held in ChesteItown on the 2lsi
instant. will not meet there on account of the serious
and continued sickness Of the place. but will he CON
vened in Baltimore on the l2th of next month. The
papers in the different counties Of tho State please
note tHis in their next issue. IS
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-11

r ~ a SUPERIOR ksEaHEDY.-We can con-
ur->T Scientously recommend TO those suffering from
a distressing cough, DR.. Strickand's Mellhuous
Cough Balsam Ii gives relief almost instantaneous
and is whal not disagreeable to the taste. There is
no doubt that the Meluolts Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in use, and is all that its pro-
pretor claims for it,. We have tried it during the
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by DR., Strickland. No. 1879
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomsen & Block and
A. Vogeler & Co. jy3-1y
N7D OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
Gcy INEBRIATE, ASYLUM. BALTIMORE. August
II. 1S65-To the Public: WIN. COTTON Esq, has
been appointed the Agent Of the MARYLAND
INEBRIATE ASYLUM for the purpose of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account. of the buildings
necessary TO accommodate patients who are con-
stantly applying for admission. He is earnestly
recommended to our fellow citizens. by whose liberal
contributions we hope to be able to accommodate ap-
picants for the reormatory advantages of the Insti-
tuition Respectfully, GEO. C. NJ. ROBERTS. NJ. D.,
President Maryland Tnebriate Asylum. aul1-tft
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EB~Wo call our readers atteption to SMTH, Bios.
& Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros & Co.'S popular Clothing House, No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
opened at 50 West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at IS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties. Scaris. &c.
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall
The popular Clothing House. No, 40 West Balti-
more street. next To the great Furnishing House.
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NEW YORK ADVERT,S.
Quackenbos's Standard
Soho OIL BOOKS.
"The Best in their Respective Departmental"

THE singular excellence of all Quackenbos's school
books is well known to the educational community.
They are generally admitted to be the best manuals
on the subject of which they respectively treat
}. W. BULKLEY, CtB SWp't Of Schools, Brooklla.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-11

r -5DEWO FAD EASES of PLIES tI-RED
GT9 BY DIR, STRlCkLAND'SP PILE REMEDY
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
OF Piles, and his brother discharged from the
army as incnrable, the being quite paraiyzed with
the Piles Both these distressing were cured
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside The
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland. ought
TO convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic eases of Piles arc cured by Dr. Strickland.
Pile Remedy. L is sold by Seth S. Hancc los Balti
more street, and by Druggists everywhere
Wholesale Agents, TOMSEN & BLOCK
and A. V0GELER & co
SETH 5. HANCE,
jy3-ly Agent.
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NND NEW ASSEMBLY ROO1Es.-The nm
Vs. dersigned is prepared to receive engagements
tons, Dinner Parties. &c. The rooms have been re-
fitted and put in complete order.
For further particulars apply at the Rooms or 1Oi
North Exeter street. -''' u Ava
aull-4m JOHN McGEOCU Aron+
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PENCiLIINGs BY THE NAY.--A gentleman who has
recently travelled through all the Northern States,
and has amused himself by collecting statistics Of
the consumption of articles ofluyury, announces that
among the appliances Of the toilet Phaon's Might
Blooming Cereus" enjoys by ali odds the greatest
popularity. Sold everywhere.
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To ALL persons subject to Cosvcness and Piles VIC
would say that there is positive at hand i'll
Tarrants Efervescent Settler Apericnt. Ii removes
all inflammation, and ts action is gentle Cooling
= urGativo, sold by every Apothecary. oc30-2w
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d. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
ocll-tf 443 AND ito BROADWAY, New YORK.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04
Grief.

The Albany q. Y } Journal says the
Canadians seem to be really weaklng
unto the idea that ne have sDme rights
even in days Of adversiy-which IT
becomes them to respect. After play
ing the role of rebel spmpsthizes and
abetters for four years, they suddenly
discover that they have been on the
wrong side, that ehey have been boil
STEERING up a rotten cause, that shey
have been lionizing murderers and
house-breakers; and are working Tigor-
ously TO set themselves right, -Four
weeks ago Canadian Judge liberated
q gang of miscaeants who made war
upon our borders last fall yesterday q
Toronto Grand Jury found true bill
of Indictment against j. Thompson,
Clement L. Clay, W. H. Cleary, VIM
Lawrencs Mcdonald, and Bennett
Young, for breach of the neutrality
law.
These men are the accredited redre-
pentatives Of JEFF Davis in Canada
They spoke for him; they reflected him;
they acted under his inspiration and
orders. 1t was they who planned the
various raids upon our borders; who
bribod the Canadian Judges to let loose
the St Adams robbers; who plotted and
planned tolbring on collision between
our own and. the Canadian author
tiles. Nay, more, they were the rebel
Commissioner" in the famous Peace
Conference at Niagara Fall, where
Horace Greedy figured so prominently
and won such brilliant diplomatic lau-
rels.
They have been, moreover, conspic-
uous social lions. They were oracles of
fashion ar well as oracles of statesman
ship. The enraptured "Kentucks.
looked up to them as the veritable de-
cendants from English gentlemen, "
and played Aunly to them to 8 nau-
seating degree. None held their heads
higher, none strutted more grandly
through the aaistocratic saloons Of Que
bee and Montreal
What a fall from their high estate
Now that their cause is ruined, thai
their capital is captured, that then
Government is converted into a tray
cling caravan, that their master is 8
fugitive from justice, they arei snubbed
by their late woHhippeTs, unceremOni
ously shown the door, denounced al
imposters. handed over to the police
men and arraignee as criminals. Who
would have thought, ten months ago
when they strutted in the panoplv o.
Confederate Plenipotentiaries, thai
they would now be indicted as viola
tors Of British laWs2
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Meetingpr Merchants.
MAYsov NJ BRrFS

In conformity with call published
yesterday a considerable number OF
merchants met in the afternoon, in the
City Hall On motion of Mr.. Wands,
Mr.. T. &. Cheathsm Esq, in the ab.
sence OF Mr.. Parmele, was called to the
chair, and reported from the committee,
the memorial published in the Union
yesterday morning. On Motion of Mr.
Wauds, the report was adopted
Mr.. Parmele entered the Hall, and,
al the desire Of Mr.. Cheaiham, took the
chair
Mr. Wands moved that committee
be appointed to present the memorial
10 the Rgisiature. Carried, with the
ChairniSn added. The Chair appoint.
ed Mossrs. r B. Cheatham, Cochran,
and Thompson, the committee.
Win. Rosselle Esq, said that. al
though a stranger, he took the liberty
Of calling the attention of the meeting
to the Importance of mutual co opera
ton of the whole commercial interest
Of the State. The larger proportion Of
the members in the Legislature were
unacquainted with commercial matters
and were in danger Of killiug the
goose that lays the golden egg" by
placing so heavy tax upon business
IN Tennessee, as 10 drive trade into the
hands of commercial cities in other
States. The whole commercial public
Of Tennessee should be united in de-
Tending the important interests at
stake, aud he Yentured to suggest that
steps should be taken TO invite the
merchants Of Memphis 70 cooperate in
The work. Nashville and Memphis are
the two commercial cities of Tennes-
see, their interests are Of the same ma.
ture, and combined action was desirs-
bic TO secure enlightened and lust lec-
ialaton.
L. d Cheatham Expressed his con.
eurTenoe with what had fallen fror, A..
last speaker II was important tbs,
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and Britain, all appointed by
President johnson, and all the Sherifis,
Clerks, Trustees, Justices of the Peace,
and Constables, in all the loyal oouu-
ties of East Tennessee, and in many OF
the counties, the entire male popula-
ton.
The Union people of Judge Patter-
sons county love him because they
know him, and know that he was
willing to sacrifice himself for them.
We lay these facts before the Legs
lsturei having every confidence in their
patriotism and wisdom, believing they
will dojustice TO a worthy man.
LEGISLATORS FROM East TENNESSEE.
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Grant and sherman.

The Cincinnati Times says the con
duct Of Gen. Grant toward his fellow
soldier, Gen. Sherman, merits univer
sal commentator. When he went
down to Raleigh, it was with no inflated
desire TO exhibit authority. lie pro
ceeded with modest composure, assn,
ming nothing, and merely conveying
the orders of the War Department.
There was no word or act to offend or
wound the feelings Of his comrade, and
when the surrender was gone into he
would otaccept it for himself, but had
it made TO Gen. Sherman. Increasing
admiration gathers round Gen. Grant
the more the country knows Of him.
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Night Emissions Cured.

Tozng Nan, stop besoTa you further 20. o. al
taasses suh ac % Nan. thdra u no diseas 10 bs-f
10 c1ra - Night Emissions, and phYsiciana a.
scarce unal Understand treating ti 8d b you rao
8sY thai have cured dozens la this eifr - ,lsn .
IN Different States, Who hsvs spent DO ~ sHar 49,
ar, and are noE Wei cured By me-. am daiiy -
ceiFing letters nd -entng medicine to az parts Of
ne country. "a HoEds al IA arc dlsoassd u
Eny say, and vi eve ne call i uHU ~ 49,
aelon iof a. OF re diaaaaeg rua1aonai IN tnis a.
aily.
Az istisa directed 70
DR. MOGILsL,
union street, Nashville. Team.
anl-lY VII unaai With prompt atisntoa
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The at1rFse.d ref'gee from jusl'aa without tna
authority of ls8, sud m Nuly iau OF q lass, LJuau
ami l'lnc, was the chief instrument Boa Va u-tag
upon Ielut--le this teruue Relocation ana ITS fI.-
Vulnerable eyj.---s Hebe hon which has Storr.eI
every citadel 81 order. every defence oi virtue.
every sanctuary Of ugat, AMI every ab0Ge of Ga.
ccnc7- Na,n those " famous but frantic efforts
were HS.oaiSu'nE rGanblGI with tIe'r success, ~.
rueh as ap.alhrg them with t'eiratro nv. 1yrau
Ig llH-I portion %, ta.s great louuIouUa.Lll ...
been made ucuUs hg Il- tuUup.s 90 pa s. arch
rasor apo has corrupt and trca- enable sogislas,
aua tltlf lie.uel't orgies lad pTgluui cur
churches, Oh aas'ards they J p.iousfy 7ed u.oa
,Ir aNiIn-cA 81 the uaua la- nag az beauty al1
r.erg. earning with them 90 She heart o. treason
ll- lf1Hs and Other Nalnsh.es Of the state Prom
cha. rHral uui now Che SAID Ishsn IT, Harris Ha-
been rHlIHg through the South, swept alau.fy the
Unparalleled huui -sne O. 10. q ItIou-utsS and fun
oa- -smpg>t OF auHgylv, never before efusied on
earth S-a nsrr~ has Heau peUrI Ual., visit .Hr
The border counties - TINS STATE, issuing bagr-
prOg.amst ems, ami collecting revenue, ltlsg.yr pre-
felsIrr g. ua Jle Governor Of Tennessee @.
IHHs culprt h~rris d about Eve feet zen inches
Mgur wc.EE~ about one hundred ana rH-ty-ise
pounds, and is about atiy-Gye years o. age. HIs
tump.tNUu rs sa.ioW, ms eyes are garr sn9 urr-
CtrBlu-1i le.legg index 10 the hoSrt sl trailer
with tIe $40 At and froWu Cd. demon yes tilE urr,1
hi- brow The study OF mischief aud the urr.-
turuI CRIME h9ve brought upon nu premature
Ha.auers aIll g. grey beard. With b-a-en lHal -rr-
paaenge he islks loudly and boss iaEly about tha
osertrroH of ihs lsnkes army, suo gateIra ms no
lCuht bUt the Solth VIII achieve her ll5sn,r l.r,s
Re JuDWs ,u1sCgg rapidly, and Is IuoIdiusiyly fau8
o' liquor. lD his moral structure he D. an ri@-~r.-
J5uIHa- uJn-sleeped o. the nose and chm IN rslr-
>Dgs. al1 political prom gar 1-lOU atuI. la.L o.
$40 sense OF honor ami shsms-w.th % lsa-t r,s..s-
less 81 soclsi duty, sni afaIly bent upon mischief
J. gsFtared, be- aiiI De- found lurking u the la
str1ughCla~ az MISSES ppI, Alabama, or Geafl-is
.llt 10 FINALE >a.IEIA, alleging with t-e Sheep
ft"a1 mulH-rH o. y4TtU1u- man. Jlst d. is nor
wholesome state OF pIhac sentiment Crtg-te. .Is-t
iorlas an iuliSe7iIuInaJe mixing tClei Der ofm-r
usu men suj women u oaptarg. the fl.Irvs [
mus. pe Delivered % me AIUf, 60 - nt thal fu--
tee Hay He dome linn here upon Tie theatre OF /
Al- former yilAuo1s deei-f
~ De rty Uapcrs o. Nashville end Nfer7r-ls o. 7
Nl ar TIE tlattalo-t .'scr. o. AMI kuaxvITI. I
Wink. wfl each ir-rr three times, M afi.Irr d, T
tie u.Ier papers suggested by the les Stature
A 10 testimony whereof. I lave he-e,frt- /
~ SCI my hfuI and aiIirei the seal I'll ~ /
49, state a. tHa city o. Nashy iie ftlasE ~
Alc lse1. MILAN q. BROMNIOW
lil TIRE Governor.
AN.l.fs j. FilrrHrE, Secretary ct Stale
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In Chaneery at SheIbyViIIe.


j. 3. Parker,
", ~. M AtL-n. BIZ.
J. A. Norman & others
IT appearing 90 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
/ Master, that 7. a Norman is a nonresident o.
tneSfate Of Tennessee aud resides IN parts unknown
50 that the ordinary process law cannot Re served
upon him: Il is therefore ordered by the Clerk aud
Mas'cr that publication be made m the Nashville
Union. q newspaper published m the city OF Nash
Vile for four successive weeks, requiring the sad
defendant 10 appear at the next term Of the Chan
Gerry Court 20 De- held at the Court house IN Shelby
VILE on the first Monday ter the tOurth Monday
ia August next (Is65) % answer, plead OF demur 90
complainant bib OF the same VII be taken Tor con-
i-ssed aud set for hearing sr pGrts.
LEWIS IrILLMAN, c, & NJ.
4
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It appears that a plot TO burn PhiIa-
delphia, in which several hundred per
sons are implicated, has been discoy-
cred
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

For the Nashville Union.
Mr. Editor The law provides on page
III of the Code that it shall be the
duty of the Comptroller to make and
publish, in some newspaper of general
circulation every year when there ID
not regular session Of the General
Assembly an accurate statement shew-
ing:
The disbursements Of the Treasury
for the year preceding and ending on
the lst Monday of October.
The unexpended balance of the sew.
eral appropriations
The amount remaining in the Treas
ury.
The amount Of warrants issued and
not redeemed
To report the same to each branch OF
the General Assembly on the third day
Of each session, together with such re
marks on the finances of the State as
he shall deem proper for the couzidera.
ton of the same.
l would respectfully ask for iniorma,
ton, whether the above has been com.
piled with.
. IN A CORNER.
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Ice Cream Saloon.
No. IS Summer Street, near Union,

TIAS been neatly refitted, and ia now openfortha
I reception Of visitors. Ladies and Gentlemen
vii fad this s-loOn q retired and comfortable one,
and easy Of sccess, being the first hoOr, IN cen
trail part Of the city liberal share OF Pstrolage =
respectfully solicited.
maya-lw CANINE & MORRISON
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$40 Reward

VNvHL BE PAID FOR TIRE RE1cv- FTT2-ys
w eIy "a large MEipa Co.'S, vita bine ~ -
nick. sui rev smsI bUe spots auuU 49,
her leg= AMI siaesi nCrsls pr ectn NJ ID it a.tu
her h-lk, and nearly NEE ung in Font--Esnerzl ar
pearStce showing tooi. Information Left Al this
eaee va receive me reward mays Nv
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u1srI6-Sm
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BITTER5,

nrake'z Plsutsuon Bttsrs,
HllIs Cedr1n
Hostetters stomach
Hoorhaves Holland
HoofsGd's German
For sale low 1y E"i IN fENDi-a iON'
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9mustmfuts.
Theatre.

No Ane7P.scewth hi, Great Production.
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SUNDRIEs.
Valuable City Property
For Sale.

TUE valuabie House and Lot on east s-da q
4 Nin- street. three doors south Of Unou streee
I1e valuable suburban re- .iepce win ~ -.
% aud ms South NaahV lei
Two eiezsut building lots 10 West Nashville.
Two building lots In Halls addition.
one lot On College s.reei, ussr 6un Fartorv.
one house AMI ons a're q ground IN Franklin.
Tenn tnowu a. the Bishop Otsy property.
may3-2EP D 81 WfIETN
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LIQUORS.

3 Bbls Alcohol, 81 per cent
70 per cent.
8 Proof Spirits,
3 pas Wh-zy, PURE, y Med. purposes
Pure French bunlJ,
Holland Gin,
p,-. po-t wadeira, and sherry W nee,
FOR sale low by E"iN i--' ~ N-'-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

Young hErred ladies' whose ns1oytHrs Ia -
bosn rot % bring io1h u due ssasoB. rs-1-rr5.-
Sod has sait you should mulupiy snd rauIautsb- fr
iHis j. yolzf dealra you ell consult me eifaFr -
leiar or 70 person. No lady over thirty-s7s yesrs
q age need make app .ston AL -
YHs. altHr rr urrrr.r rf-ssf.u 90. s..-.s.-f
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Boarding.

FEW CENT ENEN CAN BE ACc0ENo-
"A ,iatsd wish Bosrd.ur in urvsie iafuI'y by sI,-
~ ~ No ll south thtTly Street, DO. r.. South
OF The hoe- oaro. msy4-Gwa
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In Chancery at ShelbyTIIIe,
MAY EULEs, 1865.

Mary Chesthspn,
vs.. 20 B!ll.
b. F. Duggsn, EXT, and others,
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
/ Master that W. G. Crawford, J. n. Crawford, A.
n Crta ford and q. : Crawford are non residents at
tie State Of Tennessee SO that the ordinary process
OF law cannot De- served on them, 10 Is Therefore or
derad 0y the Clerk aud Master that publication be
made In the Nashville Union, e newspaper publish
Ell 10 the city - Nashville, for four successive
weeks requiring the defendants to appear % the
nert July Rules Of this court and show cause, i
ary they have, why this case should not De revived
against them AS heirs OF Dej1ms Crawford.
mav4-w4ge LEWIS TLLMAN, c. & ".