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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
Panic Panic

DEEM & LAKE are now selling
Dry Goods at prices which afe
positively ''panicky." BUery da1
they are receiving addition to theil
Stock; which is rendered necessary
10y the continued increase of theil
trade. We need not enumeratt
the varieties of Try and Fancy
Goods, for Ladies know best what
they need, and at the above store
they are sure 10 find it. the su
'perior quality of the Goods, ant
THE lowness of price will surprise
them. D.. and L. have also now
lon hands u large stock of Hats ant
Gaps, and Boots and Shoes, which
they are offering at reduced rates
APRIL 20, 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 COnsumptives,

|THE ADVERTISER having been restor'
Led to health in u few weeks, By a yer,
simple remedy, after h. viug suffered sever
al years with a severe lung affection AM
that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers tn,
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a cop,
Of the prescription US (free of charge), will
the direction, for preparing and using til,
same, which they will find o sure cure 70
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Tn
only object of the advertiser in sending tn
Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, an,
spread information which he conceives to b
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer wi
try his ~remeday, as it will cost them moth
ing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription wll
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
Feb %, 1866. mos3.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
Legal Notices.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Do,;d Wr,orr pTtg p,oLIo .o,.L
DSF'u "ys""Stt" repie county
u,: "wu 49, GOIrs I D.
'aien'.he n{sonB mOn ieAS 1etu
otners Tel %. OIL. ZION.
Na,eRi.ne m{sSng oer,s'pPner Mysong'
D El:ZaoH,n MANN u rl.p.e county ~,
Satharine wSnta' q rrederiCk wantz her
nus0anu' Oh Wnitiy county lhd', sarah
Delilnger 2 Martin Dellinger her h1s'
5ano, OIL Mo9sgomery county ", John
fnnaeTourg o. Clark eountyV,, Mary hes-
Ter S1acop nesie,, ner nusosna o. RE-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
LCGAL NOTICE.

Daniel Frame, Plt'ff. Preble comm o n
VS.. pleas In Psrtition.
Wealthy Frame et.al.]
To Wealthy Frame, Jacob Frame, Eliza.
beth Morrow, Harvey Morrow, James
Frame, Mary Jane Morrow, John Morrow,
Nancy Painter, Philip Painter, Susan
Dilman, Jonathan Dlman, Sarah Ann
zimmerman Frank zimmerman, Rachel
Stewart, Joseph Stewart, Eliza j. Fame,
and David Frame,
IV0U will take notice that on the 25th
/ day Of November, 1864; the undersign-
led filed a petition in the Cont Of Common
sPleas of Preble County, Ohio, where tie
sauei is nowpending, demanding patti ion Of
1.-THE following premises, situate in said couu
sty. and bounded aud described as follows
sto-wit. The north east quarter Of section
twenty-five, township eight, range one easl
&c. (excepting ten and a half acres more
or less, ont os the southeast corner of the
eouurtef) the residue of said quarter con
Etains one hundred and forty-four acre.
more or less.
The undersigned demands that partition
ehe made Of said premises as follows:
4 To the undersigned one tenth.
To Jacob Frame, Elizabeth Morrow a
Harvey Morrow in right Of the said Eliza
beth; James Frame, G. Morrow, and Johi
Morrow il right of the saidMary Jane, Mar,
Jane, Nancy Painter and Philip Painter ii
right Of the said Nancy, Susan Gilman an,
Jonathan Di.man in right of the said Su
san, Sarah Ann zimmerman and Franl
zimmerman in rights ofthe said Sarah Ann
Rachel Stewart and Joseph Stewart in RICH
Of said Rachel Eliza ]. Frame and Davi,
Frame in right Of the said Eliza J. eacI
one tenth, and to Wealthy Frame dover il
the whole. .
At the next term Of said Court an appl
cation will be made by the undersigned 70
an order that partition may be made &c
Of said premises.
DANIEL FRAME.
By GILMORE & CAMPBELL.
His Attorney
April 20, 1865 We. prf. $500.
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krgAi M0IME

Wilson Fudge plaintiff, Preble COurto'
Elizabeth Coz, st.ald'n partition.
The said Elizabeth Cox, and Meredith
Cox, her husband, Of Darke county, Su
IAN SwartzeLand THOMAS lSwartzel, her
husband; George Fudge, Melinda Jam
Hoover, aad Joseph f. Fndge, Of Pfeblt
county, Ohio children and with the plain
tiff, only legal representa- es, and Mary
Fudge, widow Of George Fudge, late Of
said county, Of Preble deceased,
|VEJILlTAKE NOTICE that OF the 27ll
w day OF March, 1865, the plaintiffale'
Ibis petition against them in the Office Of III
clerk Of the said court Of common pleas, II
land bv which he prays hat dover may b.
be assigned in. and partition wade Of thu
north part Of the northeast quarter of sec
ition A, in township $3.50 acres. The cas-
part of the south ea st quarter Of section 3:
in townsoip 9, 100 acres; and lot number4
being The north part Of the southeast, ant
the south psrt of the northeast quarters, 0
section Is, In said township 8 l08 acres
lall in range 2, in said county Of Preble, an
making together 20 acres of land, more o
less, Of which the said George Fudgs die
seized.
And SAID defendants are further hotiiie
that at the term Of said court next to b
holden in a ID for said county Of Preble, III
plaintiff will apply for the assignment .
dover in, and partition of said lands, an
for such other and further orders and pre-
lceedings therein as he may entitled to in th
premises.
ZOOS & STEPHENS,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Attest, Fl. Sha"k. ClI.
April20 l865.w6 prf. SIS, 2!
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ReduceA Prices.

We have often had occasion to
speak of MI A COLEMAN. lie has
now received a first class stock oil
Dry Goods of all kinds, which he is
selling at remarkably low prices
ANDY has watched the Markets
and bought just at the right time
Ladies should pay him an early
visit, and inspect his stock Of Silks
lMuslins, Prints, Ginghams, Dress
Goods &c. Mr.. G. has also just re
eceiveda large Stock of Queensware
(which our friends who need any
thing in that line, will do well tc
!go and see. Crowds visit tn,
Store daily, so call Immediately.
APRIL 20-3t
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"WEDNESDAY, April 10. 1865.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Great Excitement.

Great excitement has been caus
ed by the announced advent ofthe
Great Union Combination Menagl
erie and Cicus, with its unrivaled
troup of performers. It is to b.
here on the 4th of May next. Of
course everybody will go. We dc
not Otter have an exhibition Of
this kind in Eaton, and when il
does come, it should be well pat
ronized.
SsrSee the Card Of Dr., Stephens
lin another column.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
REMOVAL.

On, and after Monday next, the
I24th inst, our friends will find ou1
office in the third story of thu
building we now occupy; the zoo
ond story over STEPHENS and CO..
Dry Goods Store.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
THE ASSASSINAT ALTON Oh
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

A greatand good man has fallen
The announcement of the death OF
the PRESIDENT of the United States,
by the hand of an assassin, has
produced a pause in the current
thoughts of the most needless a.
mon gst us. 1t has spread a gloom
everywhere, and expressions OF
SORROW and deep sympathy flow
from the heart of every friend OF
his country. In connection with
this sad event, we adopt the very
appropriate remarks of a cotom'
porary.
"Probably no event in the calen'
dar of time, certainly no event in
the history of this country, tore
bodies so much of evil or was SC
charged with calamity to the hu'
man race as this. The deed itself
lacked no element of horror or o.
trocity.
The time at which the deed was
done was most fatal and deplora'
BILE. Al no season during his ad'
ministration had President LINCOLN
been in so commanding a position
of usefulness to his tel!owEen.
= In a moment like the present, ii
the midst of a calamity 80 astound'
ing and crushing, human judg
ment of itself is powcrless to di
vine or control the immediate tu
ture, and it becomes a christian
people to fervently and sincerely
invoke, and calmly rely upon TIL
assistance and guidance of GoD."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
Editor

Editor of Press
DEAR SIG-With your permission
wish to say to the readers OF your pape,
that ! will send, by return mail to all who
wish it (free) a Recipe, with full directions
Yer making and using a simple Vegetable
Balm that will ef~EecIually remove, in len
days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckies, and
all Impurities of the Skin. leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and Beautiful.
will also mail free to those having
Bald Heads; or Bare Faces, simple direc
ItionS aud information that will enable then
%, start a full growth Of LLxuria 1t H If
|Whiskers. or a Moustache, in less than thir
~ days.
All application answered by return mai
without charge.
Respectfully yours,
TH0S. + CHAPMAN, Ch,mist.
a3l Broadway, New York.
March 8, iS65.-3mos.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
MEETINGS AT THE COURT HoU

MEETINGS AT THE COURT HOUSE.
On Satu d ~ morning, a meeting
|of the citizens was held at the
Court House, for the purpose Of
taking appropriate action in regard
Ito Il Q murder of the President
Resolutions were passed, and some
speeches made. A proclamation
was issued by the Mayor, calling
upon all lovers of the country tc
put on mourning for thirty days.
On Sunday, services were held
lin the various places of worship
land a large meeting was held a
the Court House in the afternoon.
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and c~heapness.

MEMS WEAR.-Gentlemen visit.
ing Cincinnati should not neglect
TO call upon R. O. Nc racSen, {
West Fourth Street. Those want
ing Shirts, Linens, Collars Gloves
in fact anything and everything
man can want in-that way, shoulc
purchase of McCracken. The,
will find his prices suit the times
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
N

Those Of our readers who are in
the habit of buying their Dry
Goods in Cincinnati, will do wei
ocall upon MARSHALL & Bros. 5t
West Fifth Street. They keep al.
ways on hand, agsplondid Stock
and sell at very low rates. Their
stock of Carpets is unrivalled, fol
quality and cheapness.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
EUREKA PILks.

|rRYTHEM TRY THEMiTRY ONE BoXl
Only TWentysFiy Cents
|PURELY VEG ETABLE A
GOOD N LYPHYSICIAN
Cures Liver Complaint.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Cures Nervous or Sick Headache.
An infalli Bile remedy for Seat Worms.-
..They never fail in destroying Worms that
constantly afiict the Children.
A sure remedy for Ferers, If taken in the
early stages.
Each Box Contains Is Pills.
Try one Boxl Send as cents, nd we will
send by Mail; or send 20, and VIC will send
one dozen gQttW
Druggists supplied'on reasonable terms,
s. LEWIS.
81 Nassau Street, Box 1891.
For reference to the Rev. Mr.. Halliday,
Indianapolis.
Rev. Mr.. Smelling, Chicago. H..
All orders for the trade, must be address,
ed to
s2l Park Row, N. Y.
Feb. "a, 1865 -mos3.
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THE NATIONS CALAMITY.

Before this paper reaches our
readers the full particulars of the
sad event, which has plunged a
whole nation in gloom, will be-
we'll known. We copy the follow
ing vivid picture of the cold blood
ed murder, taken from the "Boston
Advertiser"
1.-THE brief and momentous scene
which closed the entertainment at
Ford's Theater will never be for.
gotten by any one of the thousand
or more who saw it. The play,
with which all were familiar, was
progressing smoothly to its climax.
The scene was a front fiat. There
was only one character upon the
sage, Lord Dundreary. Suddenly
one of those stupid conundrums,
which we all know by heart, was
interrupted by the sharp report of
u pistol. The audience had time
to wonder what new incident OF
the play was thus heralded, when
there came another and stranger
interruption. A dark, 1.-THE form
vaulted over the railing of the
Presidents's box which was cano.
pied with the American flag. AS
the intruder struck the stage, he
fell forward, but soon gathered
himself up, and turned erect, in
full view of the audience.
They saw a slim, tall, graceful
figure, elegantly clad, waving o
dagger with a gesture which none
but a tragedian by profession would
have made; q classic face, pale as
marble, lighted up by two gleamI
ing cyes-which had made crowds
shudder often in past days, wher
Gloster struggled with death in
mimic trenzy-and surmounted by
waves of curling jet black hair
The assassin, with calmness which
could only come of careful premedi
tation, uttered the words Isl,
semper tyrannis;," in tones so SHARP
and clear that every person in tn
theater heard them. He sal
something more, but in that sec
ond of time Mrs. Lincoln ha'
screamed in horror, the unusua
occurrence had created an excite
ment, the audience had begun t
rise, and no one heard the word
distinctly. Booth who alread
heard his name pronounced by
score of lips, waited for no furthe
bravado, but rushed across tn
stage, down the long passage be
hind the scenes, thrusting his knit
at a man who seemed to Interrupt
his fight, and out by the stag
door into the darkness"
By the latest accounts we lear
tia. Booth has not been captured
but has been traced as far as Ia
maqua.
About the same time that tn
PRESIDENT was assassinated, an
other villain attempted the mur
der Of w. II. SEWARD. To shov
the desperate nature of the attack
10 may state that three person
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
THE NEWS

Our gallant soldiers have cap
|tured Mobile, and with it SOM
thousands of prisoners.
Raleigh, N. G., has been captured
Lby Sherman.
There is o rumor Of a Union de
feat in Alabama, but we have n,
reliable account.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
e AID ERTISEMEN
A. II. STEPHENS. M. D.

'nENDERs HIS PROFESSIONAL SER.
i vices to the citizens of Eaton, and vi
Residence South side of Main, 5 do IRIS
least o fthe National Hotel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
LErAL NOTICE.

Cristiana Geeting. AID Preb:e county
David Gceting, her court Of common.
husband, please, petition
VS.. for partition, &c.
Jacob Bickel, ct. al. 4aI
Jacob Bickel, Elizabeth Bickel, Msgda.
lena Bickel. Sarah Geeting and John
her husband, Margare ct Wolf and John
Wolf her husband, Susanna Everding and
Henry Everding Of PEBBLE county, Ohio,
Sophia Silver, & Henry Silver, her hus-
band, OF Montgomery county, Ohio,
George Bickel Of Wabash county, Ind
William Dorman of Howard county Ind;
Solomon Dorman & susanna Dorman, in.
termarried with some person whose name
is unknown to plaintiffs, of--county,
Ind, Della Irick & and John Trick her
husband Of - Missouri, Jacob Door
man, whose place of residence is un.
known to plalhIiffs, children and legal
representative Of Jacob Bickel, late OF
the said county of Preble, de .eased, AID
-Bickel, widow of said decedent
XXTILL TAKE NOTICE that on the
w 10th day Of March A. d. 1865, the a
bove named plaintiffs 1.-THE said Christians
being a daughter of said deceased) 6lec
their petition against them in the office o.
tie Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas q
the said county OF Prebie demanding parti
ton Of the east half of the north-eass quar-
Ter, Of section seven, in township six, o
range three, in said Preble county, contain
ing 81 u acres of land, more or less, o
which the said Jacob Bickel died seized
and the assignment Of dover therein to hi
said widow. ~
And the defendants arc further notife,
that at the term Of said Court of Common
Pleai, MT 1t to be holden in and for sal
county of Preble, the plaintiff will make az
plication for an order o. partition, assign
ment Of dover &c.
F0OS & STEPHENS,
attorneys for Petitioners.
Attest, Hiram Shank, elk.
April 20, lS65-w6. prf 1850.
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LEGAL NO7lcE.
Daniel Kelly, plaintiff, Preble court {
We. c mmon Pliers, ~
'Catharine o%blinger, tition to fOreclos
ct. oil. defendants. mortgage.

Daniel Kelly, plaintiff, Preble court Of
vs.. C mmon pleHs, pc.
Catharine oblinger, tition to foreclose
ct. al. defendants. mortgage.
The said Catharine 0blinger serving mort
eager, Gabriel Oblinger, original mort
eager, and Eleanor Bar a, d John Hurt,
her husband Of Iowa; William 0blinger,
Jonathan 0blinger, Juliette Bolens and
unlcs A Bolens her hu sband Solomon Or
linger, Catherine, Thomhs ofIowa; David
O~blinger, Hannah Oblinger. Welson Oh
linger, John W. Cb!inger, Orien Burns
Catherine Burns. and Juliastte Bnrns
children and legal representatives, Of Da:
vid Oblinger deceased,
MILL TAKE NOTICE that on the 2fth
w day o March 1865 the plaintiffs filed
his petition against them in the Office of the
of said court Of common pleas, asking
said court to foreclose a mortgage execu-
tied on the Oath day Of August 1910 by said
David 0blinger, nov deceased, and the
SAID Catharine Oblinger his wife to the sale
Gabriel 0bInger. in lot number 10 in thu
town of L~ewisburg Preble eouhty, Ohio, tt
secure to said Gabriel the payment Of a ne
|gotiable note made to him on the tame day
by sale Dcvid 0blinger for the sum of twt
hundred AM twenty-five dollars. and which
said mortgage and note with interest due
thereon from the first day Of April 1856
ARE now owned BY the plaintiff. And tn
said defendants ore further notified tina
are required to answer or demur to sale
petition on or before the 5th day CT Jun,
Asses, or IN default thereof, therein contain
ed will be considered as confessed, and or
ders and DEGREES taken thereon accordingly
FO0S Il STEPHENS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Atteqt, d. Shank, GU.
April 20 iS65-w6 PIT. $3.50.
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WHIsKERs ! ll-Those wishing q hne set
of whiskers, q nice moustache, or q beauti,
full head Of glossy hair, will please read the
card Of TH0S, F. GHkPMANin another
part Of this paper.
| March ., l865.-3mos'
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Apology.

Our friends must excuse US fol
the lateness of our issue this week
We will do better next week.
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|nHE CREDITORS OF 7. M. TAYLOR,
are hereby notified that a dividend of2l
per cent will be paid by the Undersigned OF
their claims which have been SLOWED
and that the same viii be paid on the 20if
day of April 1865 at the residence of the
assignee near Gettysburg, Pretle county O
d. w. HARSHMAN,
Assignee Oft. NJ Taylor.
Mar 40 1863. va. q
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e NERVOUS DRBILITY,

SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Etc, CAN BE-
CURED BY one who las rally cured him,
self and hundreds Of others, and will tell
you nothing but the TRUTH. address
Nth stamp. EDWARD H. TRAVER,
Lock Box, Boston Mass.
March 2, l865-yrl. Z
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
TIE ELECTION.

For the benefit of our country
subscribers, we publish the Ticket
elected at the late Municipal cleo.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20

were dangerously woundedin their
attempts to secure the would,be
assassin. BY the latest kilograms
Q arc glad to Learn that the secre.
tary and'his son are doing well.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
H1NTER ARRANGEMENT.

WIAF Ltt NWIF@HN NHEuHE
Passenger trains will run on this Il I'D,
leaving the several Stations as follow:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20

In New York city, 1924 PEG
pie live in cellars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-26
MArAwoRAs NOT A FREE ooRT.

A Richmond journal tells us that
Gen. Forrest faVors arming 100000 ne
grOes. he declares if he ever had an
inclination to 6ght for revenge, that
time and feeling have passed. lie now
contends for principle, for home, wife
and children, to prevent sublugation !;
but desires peace and Is tired Of scenes
Of blood. win history believe that the
Butcher Of Fort Pillow (for no other
epithet will fitly describe this Forrest)
is anxious 10 arm 100000 Southern
slayes-the very class Of whom bis men
murdered in cold blood 90 many, for
the single reason that they we're bear
ing arms Greatest Of the Confederate
cavalry leaders, let Forests bloody
massacre Of negro soldiers forever
darken his soldisrly fame He may
well now be tired Of scenes Of blood
after his surfeit Of Il At Fort Pillow
He may well say MS inclination to
fight for revenge has passed, when II
satisfied, while il lasted, by the most
horrible atrocity Of this war.
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Suffers, Dealers, Everybody.
A. q II. LANnSRERH.

WHoLE5ALE SUTLEa SuFPLmas, COssEa
Of Public Square and Market Street,
have just received from New York and Bos-
ton auctions, large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering 50
Wholesale % the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand large aud varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purcbs8-
Ell before the lsts increased taxes, which
they are anxious 10 close out az n small sd-
vance on invoice cost. 10 addition 20 which
they beg b call attention % their larrs
stock Of Liquors, consisting in part, Of
Champaignes, Catawbs, and CloroJ Wines,
Whiskey, C0gniac Brandy, Bitters, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnapps, SC, &c
Stationery, white and bun envelopes, all
sizes; foolscap, letter, and note paper Of eli
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of all descrip-
tions, furnishing goods, and complete
stock Of suffers Goods, such as Peaches,
Oysters. Raisins, Mustard, 8ardines, Spices,
Soda, &C, &c.
Dealers viii find is 10 their interest b give
Us call bofore purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 70 the chipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market Sc.
A. K NJ. LANDsBERG. Jan29-3m
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saashrille @Aniu1l.
WI. CANERON s CO., Publishers.
SUNDAY, FtBRUARY 26, 1855.

~ The UNIox has the largest circula-
tiOu Of any Newspaper in Tennessee. It's
City and Army circulation more than
double any other paper.
~ The NASHVILLE UNION has been
awarded the publication Of the List of IN
called-for Letters for the year 1855, by the
Postmaster of this city, the UNION having
the largest circulation of any paper pub
lished withinfhis postal district.
Es- LIST OF LETTERs.-The list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Post-Ofice,
published officially in the columns of the
NASHVILLE UNION, can be consulted in the
Business Office of the USIox. It viii be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-26

A sUPEHoE REAEoV.-We can conscisn~
tously recommend t. those suffering from
e distressing cough, DR.. Striekland's Mslli-
duous Cough Balsam- It gives relief al
most instautaneOusly, and IS Withal not dis-
agreeable % the taste. There is no doubt
bat The MoiiiGuous Cough Balsam - one oi
the best preparations in use, sod % ali tna.
its proprietor claims for it. We have Tied
10 during the past week, aud found relief
from a most distressing cough. 10 "a pre-
pared by DR.. Strickland. No. East Fourth
street, Cineinnati, osio' ana ior sale ~
Druggists, At 90 csnts per bottle.
-r.ql-l .a LILY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-26
NO. s77.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


VIII sell on Monday, February q, 1855. 25
k9eking Chairs, 25 Cane Rccking Chairs,
Z90 Chairs, assorted 30 boxes Dourbon
v hisky, 50 boxes Brandy, 100 boxes CIaret.
Bereaus, Divans, Tobacco, Hats. Shoes, Do
mestics, Cslioos. All are invited, as the
Goods must be sold. ToM G. CRrvK.
feb25-2t Auctionee~