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This vice, which Ia never practIrei .H
The presence Of any 0nes has proved Che
everlasting ruin Of thousands oi .ha urbiast
and must talented young men shat ever
gave tongue ~ ol0quenoo OF pen Oh song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted tas cars.I-
tuition, and reduced the miserable vir.Iu t-
living skeleton Nor are these u Iuai
the ruins Of reason, She Tnost Ilclelchas
sight that can meet mortal eyca. Io bt
cured permanently Of th.l aGiirto1, caIi on
Dr.. Colemsn, Nc. 6l North Cherry st--l.
or address him By letter, Box sy'. 1sal
vile, Tenn. tcbl5-G
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C0uETERFErra---Irform has b1ll r1
eoived By Q. L. Barlow 4 o.. tngs 1-r.-I1
druggists in this city have been qciuinr a
on persons ealing for Dr. Velioc Pils Cs
rate an article Of thoir own manu- -el1-8
which they say 10 superior % tho genuine.
We would advise an paraor- 81 goo las
genuine, and should y0n rcql rc eur la .d,-
cine Tor the Itch, Riug-w1rta, fa..rr. --
any disease Of the skin, DO n7-H Hg...r .rT
unprincipled man 10 impose any r-l.r
preparation on you but gei D.. -.11l
Pink Cerate, manuiacturad 81 G. u. H.-
tow 4 Co., No lp< D1adarisE s.-
vile, Tenn.
p. 8.--A liberal diEc0unt mals Oh Ies'-rr
Sent by mail 10 any address 1u rocs ID d
81 l2. 30 sure that you gss tls Esl. ne.
sspf4-E
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WEDDING IL HIGH LIFE-The young
est daughter Of Mrs Harriet Beecher
stowe was married at St Johns Church
CEpiscopal) this morning, toa wealthy
Episcopal clergyman from Boston. The
church was crowded with friends oi
the family. The bride was beautifully
attired in white silk, with s veil OF IL
fusion and wreath of orange flowers
Her fsther and mother stood up with
her; Mrs Stowe being dressed in black
silk with white bugles, and wearing
white lace hat trimmed with greer
feathers, and white lace shawl TIT
ceremony was performed by Ri Rev
Bishop Clarke Of Rhode Island, assist
ed by Rev. Mr. Doane, rector OF II
John s-Hargord Tines ItA
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The papers that weTe in such hurry
publish and endorie the Stantonian
affidavit, in nine points, that Sherman
had betrayed the cauie let JEFF Davis
escape with his treasure, and was even
in conspiracy with the Richmond Gov
ernment to set them snd himself up at
the same time, now daW it very little
milder, and fear the General will hurt
himself with the people by his plain
talk about his own conduct and the as
PERSONS of the enyioUs head Of the War
Department. The New York Times
now admits that he showed himself q
thorough patriot and great general in
bis conduct, but just now Is damaging
himself by showing too much temper.
There are men, as there are journals,
who cannot understand that unless
some accusations would excite 3 lofty
indignation, there would be good
ground for their truth. But neither
the lava from Stanton's mud volcano
nor the sarcasms of tenpenny patriots
can do such a man as Gen. Sherm an
harm. History has got hold Of him,
and he will be taken good care Of now.
Boston Post.
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a Single EioE OF brand roth'.
Pills coutaius more vegeiadis szir1.ti. ,r.l..r
ihsn issnig boxes of any pls n ias issr.f ...-
SIDES tiJ-avs huaifei phYsIc.sa8 ass men La
her prlct.cs 20 ne sEe1usieu of othsr uuri.sss
IAs ART leiier q teir valss Is ysi aeasssly srars
ciaiei. Whsu iheE are better lznqau sudden dsst1
and couauuei siekness rll b. 81 ths past Iet
tnoss Hho reog ihern speaE right oui n aer -
voE- ID = duly ~ ea sil ave l.e.
Our race : subject b q redundancy OF y.aa.el
bile ai as sesson, sod i 81 a. i1ugeruus 81 IS =
prsFalsni, tui Braldsih's Pals aaari aa lnrsiuabs
aed sfacieai prol-cton. b lheir asossioaE uss
Hs prsFeuf ne coiiecaoz of taoas mpunacs,
shch, saan II sultc.sni q'iaut.le1. cause aQ much
4az-er % ne uoiy's heaita. Iasy aoon eurs iVes
complaint, dyspspsia. loss q sppseis, pan h ln
hsAd. hsartsurs, pan ia lsa sfssst.acne, sldia
ainasa And sosafsnsss. seld - az raspocish
daaisn n Nsticiass- iayI-iplss
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.


OPEICE u. s. .COMMI~sARY OF SUBSISTENCE
CLAaNsyILLE, IENN-, May -, 1850. J
StEALEh Proposals. Ia dupl cate, 'or iernishing
- u. 8. Elrz.- tenca Department With al me ftesh
beef regulns u that part cf the Deparim nt OF the
Cumberland norla Of the Cumberland rYer IN me
State of Tennessee, except the Post Of hdgsue a,
for two months from the 10th OF June, 1855, gl o.
received at tlis office until y M June le, lseo.
The heeiis 10 be of good aud marketable quality,
IN equal propoytou OF fore and hind quarter meat,
,necks, shaEi<s and kidney taloW exciudedl 70 ne
delivered at tueuiferent camps and posts m sue 2
quanthss 81 may be from time % time required,
aud on such daysas the Commanding Ouieer may
designate
Payment viii BE- made monthly in the funds fur
nisned by the United States Tor pubic disburfe'
meut, bus in the event of the CCmmissary Who r.
cCives the beef being aithoui funds % pay TOR it
then pay Hnent TO be maie ~ soon thereafter a
funds shall Os received i1g that purpose.
Proof OF loyalty 70 the Usited States GoTcrumen
viii be required with eseh p1ouosal
The successful bidder viii be- required % enie
into contract and give bond ior sD,oOu. with uP
proved security, for is faithful performances.
Bidders are requested 10 BE- present 90 the opea
ing OF the proposals.
Forms Of Proposals furnished d tbs othce-
Il. n, NOkHlLL
iune2-gt Capt. and G s. v.
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
cs-krrrnnksrER 6ESERALS orFIcE.
W.sufNaroS. y. c, Nay =, isGS.

WasniNgroS. p, c, Nay sS, is6a.
NTANY THoUsANDS or NUI.hs are being dis
nj ppssfi "a 81 pub Is saie. st Mssh ngtou
se' 80 ,r3l continue until TIRE nunuer oi ali
r,aIs - re6peed ID proportion 20 the reduction o.
the arrniss. now gong on rspidiy. -
li'ls,s -, ii ~, arnlies cf the Potomsc 81 the
Tenuossre. erd n e. orgia, probably tOuH THOU
SAND OF The FINEST slA-ApllH lhANs IN
tbs WORLD.
Many u hem were bought 10 the oeeinnins ol ine
war ~ Young mules, accompanied Vle siil.ts m m
All thtir ulsrches 80 camps, and sre lorqlsals
hrrioe hardened b. exercise, gentle and aihAiAii
nom beng - long surrounded ~ ttie Soidefs-
rhe whole south Is stripped oi iArmiag SOCK,
md ne North also hss suffered nom Tie orzin O.
su.rrsls. taken 20 supply The sIm.es. -,,
hose animals are sold st punlic Adclon y 2 = Z
VIII, Nor RhING ANlTHlN6 AlhE THEIR
rEiTF VALUE and such opportuniles iof lerlneIs
fs eel ysorking snimas 20 s'ec< tne-5 ~ ~lslins ula
81 -ovsrs md dealers IN stock % ulsSe 500 sle-
,nisfiops. IN purchaaug them aud alsposihg I"
-, 4, .he- south. viii never occur agsin.
lhen ~ '4'e n a. MEfGS.
o,srtar71 ssler tsenersl,
- an, Rrsvei Msor tsenersl.
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The Herald's Richmond letter says
At the the time of the Hampton Peace
Conference th g first obstacle in the
way Of adjus tment was the introduc
ton by Davis, contrary to the wishes Of
Benjamin, of the words, "The two
countries, in the preliminary PROPOSE
ton for negotiations with a view to the
restoration Of peace, The proposition as
originslly drawn by Benjamin, contain
ed the words with the view to the re-
storation of peace to our country" But
the last words were stricken out by
Davis, and the words "both countries
substituted. The instructions to the
commissioners are embodied in this
idea as the sole basis upon which they
were to proceed. The commissioner
used all the influence in their power
to induce Davis to modify his instruc
tions so as not to foreolose all hope o.
adjustment; but in vain. He was in
flexible in his determination TO mak'
the recognition of independence the in
dispensable condition ofpeace by nego
tistion.
The same letter says: The people o.
Virginia manifest total indifference re
spectiong the fate Of JEFF Davis.
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suffers and dealers win fud u O. ttoir
advantage By calling at A. a. E. Iaaas-
bergs', corner Public Square aud Market
street, who have large supply os liquors.
cigars, tobacco, canned fruit. s.at.1.erg,
etc which they are closing ol. li ~ -era
cost, 70 change their trade. CaI crl r.u-
vince Yourself Of this fnrt.
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LOWEST PRICES.

$500 Doz Painted Buckets
5000 +" Assorted BrOoms
1900 " Tubs, painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets;
1900 Pkgs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinei
soc Pks. Wickj
500 Box Soap, MOL. German and TOilO
500 Coils Manila Rope;
500 Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed COrdsj
1900 Dos. Liquor KegsI
500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and 6ns;
1900 BozIPiPes, wood, clay, stone. Ao.i
$500 Casss Can Fraitsj
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes
1900 Reams Wrapping PaPeri
1909 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, 81 lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Dos. Zinc and Weed Wash Tubai
500 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
LEGO Dos. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oaklm.
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Let overg uian be bis own doctor. THI
ia the name q box OF medicines p-apsr-
81 by "a eminent physician ln C.nc.1lat. 8
e eontainaa e preVeniatiVe and euro i1r CD
private dlseasoas with directions hrH lJ
Lreat eacn ease, therefore, with ta1 il lu Is
Mans Friend 10 your possaasi1r, yoH have
the iuli dirseiioa1 and medicine isr tls
freshmen % yourI lf and Friends. l- .a
Tor saio 1y druggist ever aasre. A1k nr
the Young Nan's Friend uyzi-Im-
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The negro suffrsge question is now
the topmost question in agitation The
Newburyport Herald offers some judi
cious reflections upon this and kindred
subjects when it says we must remem-
Der that ours is mixed government; (;
there are wheels within wheels, and
circles within circles. The General
Government can bestow citizenship, but
cannot confer the right to vote the
State can bestow suffrage, but has no
control over citizenship. Let the na-
ton perform its functions within its
own sphere; and let each perform Its
own mission; while the people should
never forget that We are s great and
powerful, prosperous and happy
country, not more because the States
are united in one nation than because
the'nation is composed Of States, sOve.
reign within their own limits
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As We are about to have Peace, an esn
Drink Wine ana be WerrF.

The puro Old imported Port, Sherry fr.-
"a, Currant and Clarct Wnes, Ulj 0at' AID
Blackberry Brandy, Chnmpa gnc. b.tt.l.,
Schappa, Holland Gin, and many 1.Her
liquors 700 numerous o. mention, besides
satables Of almost every de8cri 1t.6n eco be-
found at ". ". Totton's Groesry ncuat. So.
., College atrest, Nashville, Tenn.
maYI8-tf
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respectfully ann0unce to on a1i
our Ice Cream sal-ass ~ ~, ,.-,..... ~.
hope % receive the sam. ,.t...... ..-
has been 90 literally bestowed 1u gre
season. We have always on hand c1llec-
tionary Of all kinds. and cool soda wa.er.
Cream made to order for paraes, etc.
CAUvIs q FUgSrEr,
ieI-jalls p North Cherry d.reat.
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The notes apd accounts of il. & 81. Er-
kin 4 Co., sb1ekler, Ellis 4 Co, and A. F.
Adams 4 Co. viii be found at No. 80 N5-.l
College sgcet, near the square, who're r.l
persons igdeted % any Of these irms WIZ
pieaao uaaEe immediate payment sl tao
businee must bo closed up.
In ny absence, Ifr. R. IL. Throp, ia. r.f-
y authorized 10 attend 10 the bus.rs...
A. 9. ADAaa, 90 College strcr..
meEsL-am ueay th1 Square.
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The Macon Telegraph OF the Sd inst
announced that Rev Loyick Pierce
would preach the next day at Mulberry
Street Church, on "Ths Prsss7st Status q
fks Cssuliry, Re5gio,ls.y considered" "
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Gold is falling, 80 is the price Of Photo
graphs at tho Gallery Of ths Cambsf.aaI.
Card Pieturos nov only s. per dozen.
aprll--tf A. q. MoEsH. 25 Cedar 81.
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association

V1IRsT DAY-Ius s5ay, June 90 ls65-hsich for
EIf0ss ue. tlay or pay, with t3lt added By the
F-so g. 6 on f bo horse start tUo iiee between
& 10 ry imp. AIhi0u, cam BY mp ALnderhy, i've
yeu-s old Hud m Unknown, sgsd
sa,fE ASSOCIATION Purse $500, With an %
zide 60 ke OF % each bal 70 ie, mile hea's, fJf
All horses 10 uEme ana cius- AMI Forfeit pad 10
TIE s. cre.s~y on t1s 18th day q June.
SrooSD DAY " edne-dfy, June q -Msich fol
FsOa side. plsv or ~, the Association 70 d s y
e n,tu Start, mle n. between & n Ben tockFiiii
wears 0ii, snd IT g Grey Easle, years Old
ffHEp -InuFs "a 2, Juus p ---Wf epstaEe'
for Iocal b rses (exctus of Capt- Ropers Athior
a,all o. o tosa sud Col Peyfou's Aib.on mare
500 eufra ce $50 forfeit. to name and close anf
forrest paid 10 tie Secrltary 90 the 18Th 81 June
The Association % adj 500, 4 tso or more slari
Nii.e heats.
FoURrH DAT-FridaJ, Jane 23-Sweepstakes io
En- ages mile heats test 10 8 500 eutrsrce. s.
forfeit, the assoc stcu 10 ad 500, II tEo or H1or'
start. 10 name snd close and iOriolt psid 60 a.
Secretary on the 18Th of June.
FIrIH DAY-s8turiay, une 2f.--Swperstakes 10
aIi azes: tEo nile hssrss eutunce slvli forfeit -
tcc As=ocsf on 70 add Sto0 Il two or more starti
name and close and ofist paid the secretary On "a
ls-1 o. Juue.
gorninatcus % Be addressed %
AhDREW FLYNN, Secretary.
june1-l5t
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraVings

Of tse scenes Of acton. and portrts Of tie leading
characters.
ssa- Vine HEAVY Pages, Price so Cents
The immense demand rom the pubic for com
plete and Trustworthy report Of THE AsSAsSINA
| TtON OF PhE.IDENf IINCJLN, and the con
meeting details aud incidents has led the publishers
Of ths aoove announced voiuuis 10 direct their
whole force ana entire attention % the bring ng cut
OF a Der ecty raiisble record q The whole affair
No trouble nor expense hsEing been SCARED. they
announce itin the FULLEST conhdence Of meet ng the
wan s Of &C intelligent, discriminating puzzle
The nation ha4 been aroused % an intsrest in
his matter, thing ever aroused it hafore.
Every american irzan-ulan, woman snd child
viii resd It ~ matter OF interest OF tA-dsy. and
which viii pass into the annals of Amcrcsn hisu1ry
and he quoted a. one Of iis greatest events. even
% tie most distant future.
Dealers snd AEsnis should ordera literal supp ), F,
W theT vii remember in Their experience. popUlar
iut selling books are dlfhcut 20 obiain ailer the
mt order. an orders wi be tlsd in rotation a.
tleyare received
scot postpaid on receipt Of 90 cents.
aS- Agents and trfde supplied af usual discount
Address J. h HsWLEN q Co, Publishers
june3-3W 16f Vine ST., Clncinnsti, Ohio.
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New Orleans advices of the 9th state
thst an important clue to the cause Of
the late disastrous explosion at Mobile
is thought to have been obtained. A
man named Wall has been arrested at
Mobile, charged with being implicated
he says he and two other men on the
night previous to the explosion placed
torpedoes between the buildings con
tanning the powder; that the work wa
performed under the direction Of |
rebel Major, who, with drawn sword
threatened them with instant death i
they disobeyed or offered to resist ant
that the Major afterwards lighted th
fuse Of the shell connected with tn
internal arrangements.
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Building Lots for Sale.

n HAVE or 10 lots, immediately oeyona. - sils
L Hcrtcuitural Gardaa. vel stuAted iol ne-e-
| N purposes, which Iwn sal On good terms.
,.tss-cs as-,i y - JOIN HUGH shTrA,
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The Atlanta IntelIsencsr of the 8th

The Atlanta Intelisencer Of the Sth
inst says:
We learn that the men who recently
made raid on ans captured a large
amount of the specie belonging to the
Richmond banks over in South Caroli-
ma, have been arrested, aud are now in
safe custody. We hope the information
is true. We are anxious to see all the
lawless put down. Every species Of out-
rage should be discountenanced, and
that Immediately. Il IS the desire Of
the good people to see law and order
restored in the country, and to have
this end accomplished every one should
lend his aid toward b;inging offenders
to justice.
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A PHoroeRAFH oaies. ia q good businsts
locality for FonL Address Box AZ, y. ..
Junc6-e0dtf
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Shirts al Il. York Prices
< n. THOMPs1N's efi.t U.aar
Aprl-a - Cherry BE-. u.sr ua.1.


Pesrl Ainiatures, in Oh, or Victor col'-a
Get The genuine a; the Gallery cf tao Com,
berland. ..-r-.f
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A California paper says Henry s
Foote is on his way 70 that State by
the Overland route
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The rebel that shot Gen Candy last
wear has been arrested.
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The best ice flT saia 81 taa lee Depot sf
CLARK Gregory 55 BROAD street.
june2-lm
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Shirts at N. York Prices
r. X. TIfoMHor8 ghll Depot
Eprl4-H - Cherrg g. unsr L 'a-ar.

No LABs's Tomsl CoHgtFrz uniess tho-o
be The Fragrant 5ozsionts aato lho bresth
sweet 0dors it imParia. tas gsms ruby
rodnesa sooa asIamess ths teeth qaictiy rI-
val siabaster tiats and sssus Cd poa-Il lst
IN q coral vase.
Sold b. al Druggists and Psr.amtrs
mys0-r.r.&a.
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The Macon (Ga.l Telegraph of the 4th
gives the following quotations Of prices in
that city:
Osnaburgs per yard ls92Oc.
sheeting do lsM25c.
Shirting do I5G2Gc.
Bacon per pound Sal0c.
Lard do do Ease
Bsef do do I5aISc.
Chickens, apiece, 20a25c.
Butter per pound 25a40c.
Eggs per doz. l5a25c.
Flour, per hundred, $495H.
Sugar per pound 2Oa25c.
These are the prices in a section Of coun-
try, supposed to be not far removed from
starvation. Compare them with the prices
here, and see, reader, how the citizens of
Nashville are imposed upon. In no other
place in the country is SO much extortion
practieed as in this city.
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veterinary Surgery.

rFsHE uedars xs@d having opened Z VetsrnaTy
Hosaitsl a 40. roEi street, heiCa ne
ga Hddse landing. Fespesilaily aolicita ne pa
fonsgs af be fsends sad tae eaumgllil q .slee.
JOSEPH sYBEKft.
PE-rhs bsst q rs.sFsaess nfsn.
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JUST ISSUED.
THR ASSASSINATION! /!

A n accurate and concise account Of the ploI
n nom rs earliest inception, incidents Of the
esriier attempts on Mr. Lincoins Efa, the evidence
takan BY The Court Marital, confessions of HsrrOli
and cthers and descriptive sketches Of the priuci-
pa charactars
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MORTON, CRAIG G co..
CommlssIOn, ReceIrIng, 8 ForKardInI
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth st., Cincinnati, o,

No. 2i West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, O.
WE have formed partnership under the above
w name and style, for the purpose Of doing a
General Commission, Receiving, and Forwarding
Business. and beg leave 20 announce 10 our frieuds
and the trade generally, 20 manufacturers and pro-
ducers, thst We are prepared 70 receive, and give
our prompt attention 20 consIrnments. and % the
interests Of those Wh3 may avor as with their bus.
ness.
We also propoEe-snd have arrangements to
make d a special aul permanent feature OF our hu-
einesa-to purchase goods on orders for merchants
ana others doing business in she South and West,
I'm the Fedega inesl, which cannot fail 10 prove a
source OF conyeaence and profit 90 those avsiling
themselves Of our services. We therefore solicit
orders siln entire confidence tbst satisfaction Will
Prompt attention given also 20 receiving and for
Warding goods.
peerning % unnecessary 10 use the names Of
prominent friends n ainlostcvery clty OF the Union,
We refer with pride and confidence 20 our late Oft-
cia positions, and 20 those who have lznosn US
profnpiness aud fdeiity with which we may be ex-
pected 10 discharge our duty to all who may in
trust their business and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite ail Iennesseaus, aud friends
nom other sections 90 the country visiting this city
for Their convenience. 10 have their letters addressed
% our care, and % make our Office their headQuRr-
ters during their slay IN The city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Teuposaae. can be facilitated IN tneir business ar
range1nents By calling 81 our Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG.
ms-ie-sr JAMEcs 8. MORTON.
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A IL persona having hlsd claims before the
fA bosrd Of Claims inst tutad ueder =" -Fecili
Iieia order No. o., cf March 18Th lsfa " and Spe-
ciGi Qraer No. zd2. Oct 70, 1854, can have cerrn
Gates ~ same, togather with amounts of awards,
~ spplying % William Driver. Hecorder of said
Ras-i sf a. olH erlH oilt7fi1ei 81 ftf Cfflcfiir
al thf Drpartuicsf % szc such CeriGcaicgi mr. y.
=, ,ilfarfead @ she coileotlan-of said claims ~
= s1irad once ~ AieE a Cary =, corner OF Cedar
tt-eef and Square. up stairs.
,rrss-in WILLIAM pEINER, Recorier.
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1 PHIsloLosleaL Wv og NlskIseE.-

A PATHOLOGICAL. NlEW OF NlEEfteF.-
"A VoniNeing neeriy ~ pages. ant la5 ems
msn orEtns n q state OF desith snd d.srasa ls..l
irestse on E1riT Error7, its neD Craaic Coase-
queaees upon TIE hlrd and hccV ul-h t-a
Arthors Pas of lrea.lucut-tha clIr rst.lllf ..ll
successful NODE 81 cure, ~ shcwn 81 .he ranort
oi cases treetali- tllihifl alF.sar ta lie Ia--
red, sud thc-e cr1temn nlrauT nssrrIr-a. ueno ems
tertan doghis of laelr physical condition. errt
free Of postage % any siIr1ss on rnaa-re rf Z.
cents, slalnI.s or poslli cusreccV. % nIlrcsa.n.
~. Ia CkoIA, Nc. 81 k'sien lane. llherF. ~ 81
me author msY Pc consnitai uucn arr 10 t1r
diseases upon when hIs book lreats either 1-rd--
gip o. p ND, sad msdoinea sent to aay rslt of
ne Horl4 marsllr
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Riddlebnrger Still in the Field

rr,HE ytock OF tha Rrck Store, % North Collage
street. tnrss doors nelcE tee Lea hFHnch y
- -. siso fne store for Rent Tbs purcazstr
e,n haFs tppi.ns privileges, End Par hNtnres, Z
5e-,red ianss-iEs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-14

SPECIAL NOTTGES.
For SaIa-

fT1HE commcjious RTck House ART vacant lsfs,-
u the north-vosleru corner of Vine ana Ceiar
strcet. fcr alr1susFa lrrlr fn
g. p. Aeslt 81, 81. l3 5irrrI-n sr or
e.. 7. THOMPSON, b Ua.5aal.
Nd. COW.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-14

The Bridal Chamber an Ezssy Of Wsrn.rr
and AnstTu1ilou for Young Men. AiEo, rev and rs
liable Treatment scr Diseases nf tho ulirara -rf
sexusl sgsiems-Sent frie. m gaa'cf anrr .-rsz.
Address, Dc. J. sk1LLN hOuGEluN. Eosarf
Association, Phiisdeiphia. Pa a1rIs-ly