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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

SALE OF Lors IN JOINS oEvILLE. - The
public sale Of building lots in the embryo
city Of Johnsonville, by ". Matt. Brown &
Co., Real Estate Brokers Of this city, COM
mences on next Thursday and will continue
three days, the 18th, 18th, and 18th inst.
Johusonyille is the present terminus Of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad on
the Tennessee river. The river at that
point is navigable for steamboats, at all
seasons Of the year; and so soon as peace is
fully restored and trade opened again with
the West and New Orleans, it will become
the great depot, in times Of low water in
the Cumberland, for freights 70 and from
Nashville. Trade is already opened there,
and depot for salt established by the gov
eminent. Johnsonville is bound 70 become
place Of great Importance, and men of
sagscity and enterprise cannos do better
than invest money in II. Persons wishing
10 attend the sale would do well to call
on ". Matt. Brown 4 Co., at their Office on
Cherry street. The tripto Johnsonville can
be made by rail in a short time. st.
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Grand CoSCERT.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to e fine Concert which
will take place on Thursday Evening, at
Thalia Hall. A glance at the programme
on another page will show that the select
ion Of pieces is admirable, both for excsl-
lence and variety. Mr.. and Miss Bent will
exhibit some Of their best vocal efforts.
Duet, Solo, Trio, and Chorus, will afford a
charming succession Of melody, and Prof
Geo. N. Taylor-whose skill as an instru-
mentalist, is rarely rivslied-has two dee
ligbtful pieces allotted him. The arrange
ments are good, and a very please Mt Occa-
sion will crafty the musical people Of the
music loving city Of Nashville.
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Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers.

n AN the sole agent for the sale o. this excellent
L Machine ia Middle Tennesssa. Send your or
ders early. ,. ~ BAN LION,
SUCCESSOR 10 Macy Hsmilton,
feh28-Suis No. Is College street, Nashville.
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"WILL NOT SUREENDER"-Ths Rebel
chief, Col. Mead sent word TO Gen. Gran
ger, IN reply 10 General Thomas order,
that he would not surrender. Mead has
about $50 men under him, and is operating
10 the vicinity Of Paint Rock. A large
force Of Federal cavalry have been sent
out to slightly coerce" the inhuman out
law.-NaShUilie Dispatch.
We doubt whether this fellow Mead has
any men at his command. He is q low
scamp, with a small modicum of brains,
and is a self-constituted Colonel. He
joined one of the Alabama regiments, and
went to Virginia, but soon got of, and has
since been guerrilla, without the courage
or the enterprise to do much mischief.
He is vicious enough for anything, but
hasn't mental stamina or backbone suf-
fcient 70 control the poorest specimen Of
the North Alabama bushwhacker. If
Granger can spare the time to send out
squad to catch this puppy, who disgraces a
good name, be ought to instruct his subor-
dinatos 10 hang him to the FIRST tree he
finds.
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7-3O Treasury Notes,
Valuable City Property
For. sale.

THE valuable Houss and Lot on east SIDE q
i Vtus street., tnroe doors south 81 lion -lfe-t
Toe valuafle Suburban residenca win e. acres
Of iand N south Aashw IT,
Two elegant building lots IN West Nashville
40 hullaing los Ia Balls addllou
one los on Colege siresi, aear eln taei2fy.
One house ADD one Ecre Of FFogud iu ifaaElini
Tene, EncNu y he hlsh0P otey propeliy.
nsYs-ass y - =. y. EtLKLN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

JOYFUL EEws.-Many hearts will bound
with Joy, as the order Of the War Depart
ment is read in the telsgraPhic intelli-
gence gthis morning. All prisoners who
desired, before the fall Of Richmond-tO be
discharged and take the oath Of auegI-
auee, IN preference to being exchanged, if
below the rank OF Colonel, viii be allowed
to do 50. This iSone of the happy fruits Of
our late victories.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
FOrSale.

UlHE well known and old-estsblished Railroad
saloon and shoe ting Gallery ll6 College street.
near Loui-vills Depot, now DONG splendid busl-
ness. Enquire on the premises. msy6-2wa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

NV THrarRE-Thc afternoon perform
Euce yesterday was an immense success.
The house was crowded. large number
OF lsdios were present The effect OF the
presence on tho boards Of the sh,s OF the
Old. New and Varieties theatres was shown
in the warm and frequent applause won
from the audience. Daring the afternoon
Mr.. Everett presented, in neat address
4. purse of two hundred dollsrs-made up
BY the profession and ir.en3s-to Mr.. J.
Huntley the beneficiary. The latter re-
pl:od with much feeling, in appropriate
words, Offering touching thanks TO thos'
whom from the three theatres lad 90 gen
srously stepped forward to aid him on h
recovery from protractod sickness. To
NIGHT the strong and thrilling drama q
e Jonathan Bradford"-fsunded on event
that occurred 10 Englsnd some years ago
will be performed; also "Dick TurPin,
and Miss Morris viii give one Of her b
witehing dances.
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PoLayB's VtuElIrs.- This popular House
was. rs usual, crowded last night Inc
performance was received with evory mark
OF srgaacti9n. Dick Sands, ahe celebrated
clog dancer. was expected to be present
bgt failed 4, connect az Louisville. He
will appear 20 night without fail. he is
perfnrmtr ucrivailed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

OuD TEE,rRr The great and successful
drama Of The American Cousin is on the
bills for tonight play that the recent
assassiuau,n has invested with peculiar
interest. Independent Of such assOcia-
tons. 10 has alvsys proved highly sttrsct-
i've, especially @ the hsuds @. Laura heone
who has made The principal female char,
scter her own. The old Theatre will b
we'll filed tonight.
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WANTED ARTIcLEs.-The warm weather
is at hand and ice-chests will be wanted; the
best make ell sizes, at reasonable prices can
be had at W. P. Hshn's, No. l, Criddls
street, near the Louisville depot.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

suErrNoEn1p-A company Of four or I'VE
rebel omcers-headcd by Colonel Cheno-
w,th. gave themselves up At tho headquar-
tors Of cen. Rousseau yesterday. they
wsrS gentlemen Of cultivation AID hne
nsuners, and have concluded to gracefully
surrender when resistance would be only to
shed human blood in vain.
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Auction Sales.

By George Shields & Co., Tuesday morn
ing, May eth, 1858. We sell this morning,
commencing ct 10 o'clock, large and com
plete stock Of Dry Goods, both Staple aud
Fancy, consisting Of Hats, Caps, Boots and
shoes, slso large lot Of Blesched and
Brown Domestic, Prints and Lawns, Irish
Linen, Muslins, etc also com ulete stock
Of Gents and Ladies Hosiery with positive
orders 70 close consignments.
GEo SHIELDS x Co.,
Opposite Sewanee Hotel.
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GursRIlLAs.-The following ~guerrillas,
captured ia the lower portion Of Kentucky,
were forwarded to this city yesterday: J.
L. Iu-ratt, Of NcNairy county, Tennessee
John Origins, Of Decatur county, Iennes-
see; 2. II. sharp, Of Gi5soR county, Ten
ufsrga
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A GAxs or MUEDERERs-The following
persons we're turned over % the civil au-
thorities yesterday, charged with murde. (:
Samuel Howell, Sol. Howell, Van Buren,
Howell, ThoInGs Howell, Moses Howell,
and Lewis Lamden. The five Howells are
Of ore family, being father nud four sons
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HoUEs At uoar-Is the title OF New
Nfrrnziuc which was laid on our table last
night by Cone & Turmoil. We make the
following extract from its prospectus
/" Hours 90 HONS is designed 70 stand
among our monthly Magazines as the rep
resentaGyo Of the Religious ele mont Of
American literature. Describing the triy-
olous, tho irrciigious, and corruPung, a
will aim 10 furnish pure, heolth'ul, and
ips.ru,tive literature. In brief it viii be
what is meme indicates" Subscription
price, Per year, 50.
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10 slrangers aad ClllEeH3.

Wrd9 not profess 10 BE- the o1iy Fhysi-
.-,- il ths .itv. q who may BE- found 90 p D
.of3rs a. en- h0urs, day or night H'f 81
W.. la OF ring our ssrv ices - me iaF--ia5
$500 10 -sroanmeud ouueif Iu preference
10 o-her equally vel osta5.ished ana eE-
3s-.gaced yhysisiaus; nor 90 W. pre-
mi to be i1nl5bIe. o. the only man ca
$3.50 .-,--B, the various diseases men,
toned I'm our general advertisement Ne
~ No. 81 no the possession Of any l5onte--
~ secret rcaioiies, or e1tra9i l-Lary egfee-
80 tr14tmcat Or pahi1tgcsi as Ell sensible
rB.n must know, INST success iI tEo prsc-
~, 5f med cine. does not depend 20 much
mon tbs discovery Of nee rencdlcF, a. Hel0
49,, Of t-eatrteat, e. upon tEe sziI.iul use
-,rtls.a arrneirs necessary b q perfect cure
Ind this eau be acquired oHly ~ ezPo-
risB-s AMI patient application. We res
perLfaly 5e.sr tae pltIc % our general az
verfi.su1.ut, il another pert Of ere raPsr.
olE-e bor-a from iu the morning tIA
.t-l-ht L. J.. CoLEsss. d. D.
"A North Cherry ST., Sasaviiio. Team.
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"In my dear happy Home words by Re-
". TAYLOR, aa..c by Eus. A. Bonner. "Ihe
Golden Wreath waltz composed and ar
ranged BY Joseph VI. Hambaugh- These
beautiful mu.ical gems have recently been
published by p. p. Faulis, Louisville, Ky.
who has couplimantcd US with copies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

ForVD DROWNED As q steamer passed
up the river az six o'clock last evening the
waves FROM its wheels brought TO the sur
face the boly %. sa unknown man IN ciu-
sens dress. It was got to shore just below
the bridge.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

CoxE & TUSSEL.-This energetic firm
have ali the late American and Foreign
papers, and magazines worth reading, they
have received Louisville papers Of the sth.
Their stock OF Stationery ana Books is
worth an examination.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
List Of Prices.

r. II. THOMP5ON'S Shirt Depot,
nr25-I y Cherry e. near linton.
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wosby 70 his GueFrilIas.

Just before running away, the guef-
rilla leader Mosby issued tbo following
address 10 his troops:
FlcouIEn, April q, 1865
CoLDrrRs 7 have summoned you to-
getber for the last time. The vision
re have cherished Of a free and inde
pendent country has vanished, and
that country r. now the spoil Of . con
oueror. I disbsud your organization
in preferences TO surrendering TO our
enemies. 1 am 10 longer your com
narder, After on association Of more
than two evpnf1l years, I part from
YOU with g Just pride in the fame OF
YOUR achievements and grateful recor
iections Of your generous kindness to
myself. and now at this moment OF
bidding you a fual adieu, acoept the
assurance olmv uncdanging condolences
and regard Farewell
J. s. N0sBT.
Colonel Commanding Battalion.
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Mr. George D. Prentice, editor Of the
Louisville Journal, and his son Clarence,
left the city yesterday for Louisville. The
old gentleman was in feeble health, and
scarcely able to make the trip home.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

PURI7YIEs.-It was with pleasure we OBJ
served that the street cleaners were busy
at their useful occupation yesterday. Some
Of our alleys are much in want Of ga top
dressing,"
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r--.-4-t r-ars ufraarHr1-r ~ -rE tl'fr1 zisspsl
tFrrr. f.slE-sr siaE- 70. ~ O..
EA-lslt-s, Fag i-a ls-)
u-.v5.t ff.ral-ls p, o. Fisr u 'arJ posts -
,tr ~ "a 80 nshViHe ans Cnfi. lH1ri. 4fn-
W. ..a-. aiafa-ls. A4a1rle so 4-r.lar.e-r,
81 81. fs.. at.4 hsa-lf y ls
Ell b.. f.. rraaf sts D. lalf ard letarn. 70 ra1 q -
80 en- 1-Go-. res. it..r {. spelis Sc -
~ rr.s-r L.. II ior-f T- rrro-f
~ 'rarre...s - auttn aed g. Ea-l pee ~
r.Iroai b. l,ll.hg.is ADD re.ara q e.i-...-
1900 .i..s ~ p8ger 81 grams zee naai Pof-s'
.--,--ar9 Of sIsi04 Genera. Tlla1ss.
~ ~ pAkaFDE-f.
,--v.st Co and PROV Marshal Gen 2 7 q
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The mother Of Jonathan Cooley, Of the
oh Tennessee cavalry, is anxious to hear
from he- SON. Communications addressed
tohar iu ,hs caro- Of Gov. Brownlow, or Of
Airs. Aaron v. Brown, viii reach her Il
forwarded before Tho 10Th inst. After that
date aldras5 lag at Paducuh. 1t
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The oVertOn barracks is being vacated
By the Government, and we are informed
it will be soon completed as 3 first class
hotel.
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Beautiful Pictures of Babies taken in
three seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery OF the Cumber-
and. aprII-tf.
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Roger A Pryor was one Of the rebels
Of Petersburg, Va, that applied to
Gen. Warren for an order upon the
commissary for rations.
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Gentlemen in want of something neat
and new, in hats, would do well to call on
our friends Green & Green, 43 College
street,
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TuEspAY, ~ 9, IS.

The review OF the 4th corps, which Yves
to have taken place yesterday, was indef-
iuitely postponed, owing TO the inclemeney
Of the weather.
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DE. OBoaS.-This accomplished occulits
and aurist is winning golden opinions
among hundreds Of suffering patients, who
daily crowd his rooms at the Commercial
Hotel, seeking relief from the Thousand
Ills, etc. We have witnessed some Of the
almost miraculous cures Of the Doctors,
and can freely say to all afflicted go and
SEQ DR.. Aborn. may9
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REckFTURED.- james Jackson, prison6rS
whose escape We published some time ago,
7gss TecsPturCd yesterday and committed
70 prison for one yosr with bali and chain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

CoExUrEB.-J1mcs s. LaUden, who was
sentenced q the Dry Tortugss, has had his
sentence committed % Imprisonment in Co.
lulaLus during the war.
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PoLASD's VARIETY THEATRE.-The world
removed clog-dancer, Dick Sands, every
night. st
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than 500, ooo, coo remain unsoia, which win
probably be disposed Of within the next O. or 80
days, when the notes win undoubtedly command a
premium, ss has uniformly been the case on clo-
sing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town end section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for tslupg
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country ha7e gen
orally sgreed to receive subscriptions at par. sub
scribers will select their own agents, in whom theJ
have confidence, a0d who only are responsible foI
the delivery OF the notes for which they rgosiy'
I orders.
JAY COOKE,
sUBsoRBrIos AeFsT, [ila-
sUusCEIFTI0ss WILL % EECEIyED by the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bs1E Of Nashville.
rnsriT-2ms
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THIRTT DEsEETEEs reported yesterday,
AID two hundred the day previous. They
are coming in rapidly and in large num-
bers.
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Gentlemen if you want cool an d roomy
underwear, call at Green Green's, AZ Col
lege street.
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IHPRovIEe.--The city patrols only m sde
four arrests yesterday. The morals of the
sity are improving handsomely.
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PoLAvn's VARIETY THEATRE-The world
renowned clog-dancer, Dick Sands, every
night. St
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Wanted.

No travellers, soldiers or seamaa's outfit is com
plete EitloatIL
Pan or dsrapness does not rffcct il can be car
rica 10 the cosi pocket, EASILY used on horseback
Prom Lieut. Com. W. B, Gushing. U. s. NJ
ensyinr carried ons with me % sea. ] car say
thai il Is the m q comp ete and convenient artcle
ior the sd 1ier sailor thai nss ever come under
my notice"
at Is brimfaIi - Just the articles 3 soldier or
trsye.er needs for daily use '-B1soP C5Egregn-
fi5ia'isf.
We have also letters blEhly com unendIng the case
from senator Wilson, MIiJtsTy Committee, Z. 5.
sanate GOV. Plerpont, Of West NirEuis; Eear-Ad-
rnirsl smith, Brig. Gen. Hayes, ing. General De
Rgszey, ". ". Mckinn. A. z NJ, besides CON-
meadstory not oes from mo { u the leading oar
nails In the country. AGENTS wanted. sent, post
pid. on receipt o. price, s. 5e-tn extra finish
D. p. BROOKS BROTHERS
| r.ays-su Manufacturer salem MSS
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The Secretary of the Russian Lega-
ton IN Paris has been asssssinsted by
a Russian.
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The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
Of knight Eros. Office at Driver & Browne,
No, 30 West Public Square.
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Colonel Commanding Battalion.

All persons afflicted w,Jh Frigate diseases
would do well to cali on DR.. a. EIc7s-a
Iouo5. 20. % Deaderick street. mp stars.
Dr. j. NAV 30 found IN his oiice o. 81.
bHur- A
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CE7P AND FRUIT PEosPEcTs.-From all
quarters we have The most cheering intelli-
geaes regarding the fruit and crop pros
poets. Intbis section the season has never
been mora promising than at the present
time. The late mild rains have simulated
vegetation greatly, and the impression pre-
walls generally that his will be one Of the
most prolific seasons recorded ia the histo-
~ Of The country. The desolation Of war
has, truly. laid waste the greater portion
Of the South, but in all sections where the
coil has been put under cultivation, the
yield viii 10 great extent, commensurate
tho loss from neglect or inability Of those
who have failed 10 put in their crops.
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DICK SANDS, the Champion Clog Dancer
Of America, at Poland's Variety Theatre
every night. st
DR.. Aborn, Rom No. I, Commercial Hotel .
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ARR1vlL or REBEL oFFIoERs.-We learned
At q late hour last night that party Of If
teen or twenty rebel officers arrived in the
city from Johusonvillo. Among them we
heard tho name Of Col. Cbenowith, Of the
2dKy., ard Col. Duval McNery mentioned.
Several Of them appeared at the Old The
atre in full Uniform, and were invited out
by United States officer.
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MORTON, CRAIG 6 CO.,
Commission, Receiving, d Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth St., Cincinnati,

ri z have formed partnership under Che shove
" Usuo and style, for the purpose Of doing
General Commission, Eege.suEr and F1ry8 ding
Business. and beg leave IN announce 70 our friends
and the trade generally, 10 manufacturers Gu1 pro-
uuCers, th1l we sre prepared to receive, snd give
our prompt attention 20 cOuHgnmeut7 ami % tle
interests ot those who may favor as wItl their bus
oes-.
NO also propcae-snd have arrangements 70
make 70 n Yecal AM permanent feature OF our hT-
-'ues-ro purchase goods Oh orders for Ufernhauts
ana Others doing business m the South amt West,
IN the ief7ra' inc , which cannot g.. tu prove
-ousce Of convenience s0d prort 90 those awaiting
fhense yes 20 our services. We thv e. re solicit
Orte win entire confidence iuat sat. faction vii
be- given.
Prompt attention gwen also TO receiving and for
aardiBg goods.
.eeUi & e unnecessary 70 use the names Of
r u -uas eHt % y .la.t .rfJ tl,Y tlt l1'cl
We refer ultl pride and confidence TO our lrie on
Cia positions, aud 20 those who have Elo.fn us
longest and best, in our ustive section. f1r the
pumu.us auI hls.,ty With vrrh we wav be- eE-
ported 70 ds r7 20 nur duty 70 Oh Who msY iu-
trust i}a'ir I'm u - sr1si i -e-t- 20 uur care
We respect viv invite euEassel-s , au. friends
from q. her sections Cf the uury visiting This city,
or ,ho.raoureu.eu.s 20 asve Letters addressed
to our care, sGi % make our flee their hsadgusr
teTs during their 81 ~ "a the icy.
Officers 5l.i -o.1ler7 having Trade Perm O. for
Tennessee, can be facilitated IN tneI bGzuess ..I
engagements ~ calling So our office.
JAMES MORTON
JOHN ]. CRAIG
raarlG-aIu JAMES $. HIElD N
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Tus GovrExoa Governor Brownlow is
sbseni from the city on . trip 70 Knoxville.
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RruEl DrsERrEEs -Fil.y tired out rebel
,slsiers took the oath yesterday.
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RIVer and Steamboat News.
ARRIVALS.
NJ. L. GePhsm, 81. Louis.
Willie Rogers,
Huntsville, Louisville.
DEPAETUGks.
WhitwoFth, Cincinnati.
Coraie, Evansville.


WhitwoEth, Cincinnati.
Cornie, Evansville.
The river recedes slowly, with four feet
water on the shoals. The weather is very
warm, with periodical showers, sufficient,
It is believed, 70 cause a rise. Business is
extremely dull. No news.
The Evansville Pres says Of Nashville
boats The Palestine and Bermuda have
been placed On the line as regular packets
between this place and Nashville, one boat
leaving each city every Saturday Hest
Of Nashville boats had arrived with ve-y
little chance Tor return trip The Bertha
passed up for Cincinnati. The Broad sun
was up Tor Nashville, and the Montana on
Tuesday.
We thank our clever and hsndome friend
Boyd, OF Boyd and Pssbles, for oourtesies
s'Aiay bis shadow never grow less"
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ForSale

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Dr.. AbOrn, Room No. l, Commercial Hotel.
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q. S. $40 Six per cent.
COLD-BEARIEG BONDS.

These bonds are now worth a premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the TO loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent per annum, besides its exemption Jro7. S1's
aad municipal ta1at9n, t5iial adds from one 20 trss
per cent more, according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest IS payable semi-snEuaI.y
by coupons sttsched to each note, Which may ue
cut off and sold to any bang or banzer.
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