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NO. A..

alternative left, and that was to fall back
and form new line. This a bitter
dose for our brave old brigade, which had
been accustomed to never yield an inch
under any circumstances. But every sol
dier saw what the eXigencies of the occa-
sion required, and the command to fall
back was executed in good order. The
line was withdrawn quarter of a mile
when it reformed. This was no sooner
done than the enemy again assailed us
both in front and flank. There was again
a large vacancy in the line on our left,
and through this Rhett's South Carolina
brigade endeavOred to force its way
But the gap was fortunately command
ed by the artillery and by the SD H.,
which had been put in position on the far
ther side of the vacancy. This gallant
regiment joined so CALLING a fire to that OF
the artillery that the enemy soon suspend
ed his attempt at flank movement and
confined his efforts to a front attack. The
firing therefore rolled to the right where
we now had four regiments in pOsitiOn.-i
The line was still without connection On
the right or left, and the men were deStl-
tute of breastworks. The ground being
level afforded no shelter from the enemY's
fire. The situation could scarcely have
been more trying to our troops. But with
the firm determination OF heroes they
maintained their ground. The first onset
of the enemy was gallantly repulsed in 70
minutes. The men took advantage of the
temporary lull in the firing to gather rails
and build temporary breastwOrk.-|
This was not finished before the enemy
renewed his attack. The battle now ragged
with great fury and became fearfully sub
lime. 1t was a fight worthy of our old
times on the Potomac and the Chattahoo-
Chez Our lines were shrouded with a sui
phurous canopy, and the incessant roar OF
1 1nusketry, mingled with the deep, thunder
Gus believing OF artillery, added an awful,
( a terrible soIen1nity to the scene. The
i lnurderous bullets whistled madly through
the air, and their bleeding victims were be-
ing continually borne to the rear, or
4 stretched lifeiess upon the cold earth.
B The second attack of the enemy contln-
{ ued about thirty minutes, when 1t was al
q SO repulsed. The rebels Withdrew into the
woods, leaving behind them numbers OF
& deserters who now sought admission to
our line. l need not say that they were
4 warmly welcomed to Union hospitality
The appearance of these poor fellows as
fhey came running over our breastworks
with pale faces and fluttering bosoms was
9 most Singular. 1t was pleasing episode
amid the fearful tragedy glance OF sun
q light in the storm. At each cessation OF
the firing the breastworkS were strength
4 ened By the collection of additional mate
rails It MAS well that this was done, for
Il after a short breathing spell the enemy adj
81 yanced to a third and still more desperaN6
g attack. This met with no better success
81 than those which preceded it. a fourth
q and fifth We're in like manner repulsed.-
Il Bv this time the sun was setting and an
a evening gloom gathered over the field
y The enemy Withdrew to the covert OF the
b woods, the nlusketry dWipdled down tc
81 silence, and
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

whole MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS will exhibited in
Delaware, Ohio, on Friday, April 2sth, 1865,
and NJ under Pavilion for price admission w H.
the
of ofageIAL
at A
of Metropol
j, MELVILLE, D1et0g Of Arena J.
G. H. FARNSWORTH Agent
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trained and magnif-
GENTLY caparlsoned !;
and the programme OF
the arena will comprise
all the elegant, sensa-
tional, thrilling, comic
and entertaining nov
elites of the day.
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mayor General Ot'C'
The President continues insensible, and
is sinking Secretary Seward remains
1Sitbout change. Fred. Seward skull is
Fractured in two places, besides a severe
cut on the head. The President is still
alive. but hopeless. Maj. Seward's wounds
not dangerous.
It is now ascertained, with reasonable
oertaintv. that two assassIns were engaged
in. tbe horrible crime, Wilkes Booth be-
ing the one that shot the President, the
other. companion of his, whose name
is not known, but whose description Is SO
clear that he can hardly escape IL aps
pears from letter IN Booth trunk thGt
he murder was planned before the 4th
of March, but fell through, because the
oceomplice backed cut, until Richmond
could be heard from.
Booth and his accomplices we're at the
livery stable at o'clock last evening,
+ and left there with their horses about 10
"A o'clock or shortly before that hour 1t
would seem that they had, for several
days, been seeking their chance, but for
some unknown reason It was not carried
into effect until last-night. One OF, them
has evidently made his way to Baltimore,
Tbe other has not yet been traced,
rs TSioned1 EDWIN M. STATION.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1865.
To Major General Die:
Abraham Lincoln died this morning at
twentv-two minutes after seven.
TSiGned1 Il. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
INCIDENTS IN WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, April 15-Gen. Grant,
who left yesterday for New Jersey, and
who was informed of the ASSASSINATION as
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, Everybody.
A. &A. bANBSBERG,

WHOLESALE sUTLER SUPPLIES, CORNER
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 a.
wholesale to the trade 90 greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand large and varied
assortment of Cigars and Tobacco, purchas-
ed before tho late increased taXes, which
thew are anxious % close out at a small adj
vance on invoice cost. In addition 20 Which
they beg 10 call attention 60 their large
stock Of Liquors, consisting in part, 81
Champaignes, Catawba, and Cisret Wines,
Whi5key, Cogniac Brandy, Biuerss Gin
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, SchnapPs, Ec., &c
Stationery, white aud buh envelopes, al
sizes; foolscap, letter, and note Psfcr Of al
qualities; Hats Caps, NOtiOus Of ulEdeerip'
tons, furnishing goods, and a complete
stock of Suffers Goods, such az Peaches
| Oysters, Raisins, Mustard, Sardines, Spices
| SODA, &c, &c
Dealers will fad it 70 their interest 10 give
Us a call before purchasing elsewhere We
pay special attention 70 the shipping and
| forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner OF Public
Square and Market St.
jan2g-sm A. NJ. LANDSBERG.
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FOR sALkslThe fine fsnniiy residence. centrally
and beautifully stuHtod. on the north vest corner
o. Nor IA Hugh and Union Streets.
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Rroker,s Omee-Eot a Bank.

C.. n. Ordway has removed to No. 4s
North College street, next door 70 the First
National Bank. Tic confines himself eX-
elusiyely to a Brokers business, buys end
sells cold and Steer and al kinds II IN
current Money; and pays the highest prices
for GoDernmcnt Vouchers, Auttlated Notes
dc.
OHcs open at A. NJ, and our friend
Taos. 3. SAMPLE remains there iii 10 T. 81.
e,r the accommodation Of those who may
wish 70 make exchanges after night, and
aks the morning cars.
FEB l., 1865--Sm-
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FOH sAkB-I6 Acres 81 besutifal ground ~
miles south 81 Nashville, with the couf0rtahe
Mansion Of TIE kx-U. >. District Attorney, the
Hon. John krHiidr, CtgufUrta IA eTcst aoun-
dance are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shrubberys shade
trees, water. eieysied grounds, A..
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SELF abuse.

This vice, which is never pTactlced n
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the nobles'
and most talented young men that eyel
gave tongue 70 eioquence % pen " song
r has destroyed health, blasted the censti.
tuition. and reduced the miserable victim Z
living skeleton. Nor are these its hnal
and fatal effects in is pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight thsG can meet mortal eyes. 10 b
cured permanently Of this affection, call On
DR.. Coleman, No. G. North Cherry street
or address hini By letter, Box 5e2, Assh
Vile. Tenn. feb26-tf
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FOR sALE.--The New Theatre, corner Union
and Summer Streets ctler At prsce that VII
nett The purchaser rs per CENT gross per alinufn.
FOR sALE-1he pretty Blcck Of stores, stones
high on surafier street, corner Of Union street,
now rented - s. o. this years rent sill be "a
ken A. part payment.
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FOR sALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling, 30. % Church street, with gas, Water,
stationary Easil-tnbs, coal house, ar, Nlthan Ell
20 the lot reacnius q Spruce street. POSSESSION
viii b. given speedily
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RITTRRA.
sUNDRIEs.

TyHE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC HOOP-sKIRT," e
i by fzr the best tning Of the kin4 now in use
. he undersigned wish 20 call the attention Of the
Retail Merchants Of Nashville 70 the facs that they
are NE sole ag Ms for supplying these gods here
We seli them a. the "Reminiscences prices. adding
only freight. Please send orders for them
SMITH CAHBRIDGEy
marT-u No - Nan street, Louissias. ~.
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CoUETzaqzf1s. Information has been re-
eeivsd By g. l.. Barlow 3 %. that eertai p
druggists IN this city have been pnlming %
on persons calling loT DR.. FsllOc's Pink Ce-
rate 81 article d their own munuilctnfei
which they say is saDcTior b the genuine.
We would advi-s az persons % get the
rehuino, and at62id yOu require any medi-
cine Tor the Item. Ring NOrn, letter, 81
any dissass Of The sam, ~ Dot gater any
unpFineiPied mnn - impose any other
orepaFation OF y0u, bus gst Dr. Velloc' q
Pink Csrate, manufacturers 81 q. Z. Barr
to-g Co., 40 ls5z Desderiek stroei, NJ Ash
vile. Tenn.
". s.-A liberal di1cSnnt me4e todeslers,
gent b. mail n Any address "a foeoIpt o.
b u. re sure thai y0u got The ganaih'-
sspzsd
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pt..esS, .rD DrsssrzEr.-We have e

r,.,ssses q. ,es DrassraEr.--We have ez-
,.,,f-eli = oreat mum Der II letters from SOFAS
IA tiIe rsosl pFosn fnent elifseus "a Cincin-
,sff aInd Cogiuet9n. etc., areaking BID tie
higbsrt fsrns 81 Dr. aLflcziaud's Ants
.7t'.iere ali xtas8 ~ tla cure 81 Diarrhek
f,d Dvseutery. The letters a-s 80 l91g -
-fbIlah. AlF. Woods, u CoYiuEl0n, Gays
~ vas uronouueod iHG1rablo By the bsss
5ostors "a Clnefnlati, and ono Bpttis u "a
sfriekland's Anti Cholera Mixture eEsaisd
: psrnlansnt cure, afssf sa6sring loF months
sith the worst soFm Of D.srrhs4 and Dys-
sntsry. ep zs-ta v sh---iy
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Notice.

CHIEF 9. Ms OFFICE, DEPT. OF CUsfB. I
NssavItLE, 1ESS., Aarch l. lsts. J
ghe Ra7iroaf Bridge across ne Cumberland hiy-
81 being unable ID 4 @ immediate tfie fupllc sna
fnystc travel, Steam fery has been tstaiils he1
~ the tFiari-ruastar's Department., just ab0Ee
The ksilrUaa rrdge o. ghst IS knoEn a. bf0En
Landing sl PutIe travel sill cross by his Ferry
when uracteafis and PriVste travel Will be allow
kalifOaa hrldEe.
By comma d q Maj. Gen Gao d. THoNss.
J. I. DONALDSON,
Fanr1-lE
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fOR EMBELHlNG

DR. PRUNE has OPENED AN ESTABLISH
j uneut in Nashville, Tenn, for Embalmin9 the
Dead on Cherry street, Q doors south Of me
Post Office.
He viii attend 10 disinterFing and forwarding
bodies from thus and al points South good a.
sortuneut of metallic cases and enc collins on
hand Branch Ofdces at ChatiaRO9glt Tenn ano
Huntsville, Ala. D. b. PkoNhr d. y.
Mi Qros
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WANTED-'TWo hundred sores good woodland,
within i've miles Of Nashville.

FOR sALE-Ihe large, well built, and eommo-
di0us residence Of Mr. Bankhesd, on Broad II
corner Of McElmore, go feet depth al lot
FOR sALE-1I5 feet on north side Of Cedar St,
corner Of Park. With briek dwelling, good pos-
ton for residences OF business.
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nrv Goods al Cost.

Green & Green have purchased Of Jas.
A. Graham his entire stock OF Dry Goods,
and VIII close it out at cost TO make room
for their spring stock Of Hats aud Furnish
ing Goods 43 COLLEGE STREET.
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FOH sALR-The shelby Medcal College, on
Broad street, lot les 2si65 fees deep, with ali the
extensive buck and stone buildings, we'll l0ca-
ted for seminary. hotel OF business houses.
and can be sold IN part or IN whole.
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The Wells Of the company are now
Office of Provost Marshpl
NASHVILLE, 1ESS., March Q. 1865. J
PIOvosT OIDERs,

] II having become evident that no good order
and Quiet can he preserved in tbs city while the
large number o. Government Employees belonging
to the various departments m The cts arr Al owed TO
roam It large st all hours; AMI full consultation
having been held with Brig -General Donaldson,
chief o. NJ Department of tae Cumheflald-who
has is,led eondurfens orders upon the suUect--lt
Is hereby ordered, that no Government Employee
will be allowed upon the streets O the cty. or ont
of his barracks or quarters after nine o'clock, p N
unless he has written pc mission from the Otncer
eno.oying him, or his authorized Foreman.
H. The Patrols are hereby ordered 70 arrest ell
such Employees found ont Of their quarters si'eT
nine O'Clock. p N. without aid written pass, and
as far as praet cable, report them % their barracks
butupOn a second offence, OF upon The request o
their Commanding officer or Foreman they viii ne
ifnprsOnsT and punished As usual for misdemean
or. Eyeomlntnd o. 49,,
Brig. General JOHN F. MILLER,
Is HUSIEE BR0OEsa
marl0-5s Captain and Provost Marshal,
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Detail. are for various reasons omitted
seho6eld, in 4 dispatch dated Eewbern,
March u. states that on the night Of the
10th. near southwest creek, Bragg was fair
IL beaten. During the night ne retrsated
ACROSS the Reuse at Kinston, and now
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NeM G0ods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, aud Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered a. low prices at Tolten's No. % Col
lege street.
ian22-tf.
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o. s. COTTON AGFNCY. IS UfION ST. 1
NasHvftrr, frSs.. Fsb. 8, 1885.
A IL cOTTOS ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE,
"A ant moving under a certificate issued from
this ofce, mist Be eonssasd 20 me, and del 4srec
81 TIE GoTsFnme1t 6t0re House q HriEgs Co., =.
e corner Of Church ard College Streets
GREEN ADAMS. Purchasing Agent.
feb4-a
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The Wonderful HeIainotyDe.

HFTss EMMA SECOR has purchases. al "A epor-
nj NOUS expense, this wonderful instrument Of
frnh inveusion, By waich she IL enabled % take a
fse-slpiie miniature Of the person yoa VII marry
a. ~ her astral sEcEl peweTs ioreie the date
~ ne hsopv event send her SouT sge, color Of
.ronr AR and eyes AMI ~ ether q Ii zhf or dark
econpiexon. Enclose twenty-1ye cents and r d
ssarnr 10 Drawer eso. netfo 6, Nch-, and she vii
send the miuist1re, BY retlrn post
ruarle-Zap
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RnlIding I.els far Sale.

HAVE . or 10 lots. immediately beyond the
Hort "a turai Garden, well situated FOR build
M purposes, which viii sell on good term
e.i,I5@sf = '' JOHN HUGH SMITH.
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ITaVanna and Domestic Cigars
Boarding

A NY NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
"A good Board in a pleasant pan OF the city, slso
feb28-d
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NASHVILLE, TENN,
vAHNIsHEs.

Bbls. Copsl varnish, BIZ Japan Vsrnish,
Coach . Flowing
one barrel Flowing Nsrnish,
One baartl Black Leather.
Ia, ssls low. bv EWIN q PENDLETON.
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AXES, AxEs-S00 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by @. w. Fsn & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. jan22tf
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Moss Is the first to introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted With them
/ Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land aud Judge for yourself ol4,tt
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Drs.. Goods. Nhiss GoOas.
Fancy tsasds, aad Netia7s'
adapted speselly % the
Tennessee l. kentucky Trade

a squad Of about thirty robbers, Who,
slaief & jlag ef ifsee, Of their own getting
up, we're arFesting 1nion citizens. pre-
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O.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

Thee pens bear my trade marx, &C. ?. BAasEs
EZRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
oopv-riqa snd are warranted equal in hnene3s Of
material and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
uisctufo aH3 are believed 70 be superior 70 All
other d.la5lty and other substantial qualities
Sent b. man or express on receipt Of price and
rsH eh1rges if BY mail, AZ no risk when % eeute
Is added for regstry.) Write your pane and adj
dress plain y.
fostsge on single pen 0syes cents; pen with any
case or holder and box, sir cents. Ola pens re.
pared for hiy cents (and sfaHp) each. Circulars
sent TEEE. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
$50 MRn-stIset, Cor. sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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FOR sALE Two Forv ar,ing and Com unisaiou Or
e5rOcery store on south Market street., Nos. ~
and A. running through % front street. These
stores are very vAiuabie plaees Cor iafge husi-
nets.
FOR sAI.E-9esen new, neat cottages. containing
5 rooms ami kitchen, under good fence lote g
rgJa feet On Broad street, uear n II. Shelions and
WA. /. Brosn's resi- tenee-. Possession given IN
q week. Each $40.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
of Note, Letter, Foolscsp and Legal cap Papers, !
Buff White, CANARY, Opaque, Mageota, Mourn
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries f0r 1865,
Memorsndums Of every style, Pass Books, Al
buns, ali sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al .
bun1s, Pocket lnkstands, Steel Pens, and a
large assortment Of the most Ceiehfated Geld
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
including the celsbrated Wostenholms and [
Wade & Butchers Knives. Pocket Books,
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper.
Gun Ol, Backing and Brushes, Buffers, Ar
nold's Do=eiI's, French Carmine and Copying
Inks, Mucilage Card Portraits Of Generals,
Prize Packages, Port Folios, Dice. Fancy Soaps, 7
Blank Books and BlottDg Paper, a variety of
Desk Inkstands, Paper " Fights, Pen Racks, ;
Bill riles Letter Clips. Rubber Rulers, Eras-
ing Knives Ruliog Pens, and an endless va
Iiery Of Notions.
School Books! School BOOks!l
We have small stock Of Cigars, Which we
will eel at Cincinnati Prices. Also. q small
sale Prices. Y
To the Soldiers.
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre- :
sent the different branches OF the service
printed in four colors, er titled nsoldier's Ger /,
tiHcate /" g Union Defenders Certificate and
U. s. Army Dipolna sire l2xl6 inches
They are enclosed In q pasteboard tube, and I
can be sent by mail withoutinjury. Every ON
Ger and soldier should buy them and send
them to their friends. gs,
~ eaeh
For the three, postage paid-..,-..-.-..;Sl %
Liberal discount made to wholesale dealers. :
We will I'll all orders for Certificates or eta
HonerT, by mail or express, promptly.
IN. RHODES e. CO.,
ieb22 If 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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NAILS, NAns.-4OO Kegs for sale by G.
". Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. jan22tf
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$40 Reward.

$50 Reward.
UTHEREAs. iuforInatiOn has reached ne thai
w one William Burtoh. cit zsn OF nashville
hss been committing various depredEtonst among
which was the stealing 81 three mules rom Mr..
william A.. Davis, of " iiliannson county, icnnes-
see on Friday night l0th day 81 frebrGafY, ieoo
/ Will pay the above reward q any person OF pr
sons who EilladeiveF 70 me the sad burton, that
Justice may be meted 70 him, IN order % relieve
those under my command from such charges a.
o. H. BLACKBURN
L. Col. Comd'R 4th Bid Team u ID tnL
Alexandra. Tena., March !, iS65-
IN addition, IWin offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Tor the above described thief; and further,
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-. ,be b.nt - the river at that place.

holds the bspl ee the river at that place.
(signed} L. Nd. SfANiOS'
NEW YoHK, March 14.-Ths Times Ar
nv of the Potomac correspondence, dated
Che 18th, says Rebel dsserters report that
Sheridan captured Lynchburg after short
battle. Troops to the number Of 500 per
day leave here for the front. The elegant
gold medal, and resolutions voted by Con
gress, were presented to Lieutenant Cen
eral Grant on Saturday. ~-~.~f
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AIsO--I.ols Nos 20. o., g aud 81. east side o.
College street, above Medical College. all Of which
We ofer on liberal terms.
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NaIiee Is HerebY GlTen,

That my stock vii hereafter be branded a. follows
e a. on the right hip; A on ne right side Of tfe
neck snd "p' on the let hip. which represent 9
the init-siz of my nsIne. This notice = gwen y
warn the puthc rom trading n he same WHOM
tie parties Producing my Bl Of Sale, a. they may
rpsr5--i,oe WI A. DAVIS.
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lst Qllesti0z;
Why is this Loan called the Seven
Thirty" Loan2
Answer,
It bears Interest, in currency, At the rate
Of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, on every hundred dollars; making
she interest az follows.
One rrnt rar ,ls1y a., ao.b z "a "a.
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lust Received

GUTLER3 AND DEALERS WISHING To
y buy Goods will give u q call, as We will sell
at the Lowest Prices. We have
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LIQUORS

3 BIDS. Alcohol, % per cent.
/" rs per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky. pure for med. purposes
Pure French Brandy,
Pure Port, Madeira snd Sherry Vines.
For sals low. by EWIN PENDLEToN-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15

FOR sALR-That eutire block on North side ~
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the a'ley
on the vest, running through 70 the Theatre
These valuable business localities viii b sold IN
frouts on both streets 10 SUIT purchasorsi and We
offer them al prices which md ces us % believe
that PURCHASERS may expect an advance Of 100 per
cent on cost
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15

FOR sALE-The dOul1e statcly Mansion nov oe-
cupied b. MAI x. {. McNsiry, cast SIDE Of High
street "a house north Of Church, win 81 tne
rnodern appoirirne = and convenience, il alo-
calitV aTnnrudV desirable
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15

POR SALE Two double Engines, e0 horse pow
er esrI. new and unsurpassed for material, work
nanshlp or performance, with boilers aud an al,.
ytr ensnces ior sd 8 "a bargain Tor cash, OF feai
estate az 3 cash Faluation.
Apply % II. o. oOOh BIZ Na,iFiie'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15

ron sALE-Lois Nos 81, 81 and So 10 College
Campus on Cherry -treei, running 70 Hume Il.