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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
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ei@e don't H. h3@itils,,u- tditb biSAi6uH T
Sohie Facts if6m4Re Ouart6rmos-
,to,,s ter-se19rhf's BcpOiit.@ i' l,.1
Ndi9gpl llpfn lie report of Quartei7j,
mAher7gfnrral Mei4s that during the l,si
NWI Nep98l 8l4flR hoIaeS in. Abe army and
h78l ! 3pulft4g AhQrle didnpt 10 man
Nel tour monlls aNd the latter had To- be,
renewed thrgr times a year. . s
plrlnE lh9 N9r RGfglKe The horses
negllN 2AQhQJN nv hqs Of porn, about TO-.
OtOWM bnslqlsi of eatFy muFe than l5OnOON
tqp7ot hgIrpnd 2l,9DN TONS of straw This
doSa not ipclude Nhaitwas gathered from
we 'f9pnlTy'l IL was 9enouRh, Heaven
ls49W. ipr u gQ3tA6.oveT Sl5l0O0,0OO IL,
pDnlilg the lastE year Sl05,0ll40G was paid
tqr el9thins aud eqpipa2e. The boy siWers
well clad and AhQd. Fhey badnbeut,4on,-
100 laekclSi but being muGA Ono otheirteeG
Insisted npon bRying .oysl 3,00ilOOQ ts,cli of
trqWsalm drpWaiapd flannel sbirts. They.
Mere Well protected, tQ0p3 i'Hclf syn gave
bREE&S IA HIATT 6S " EG9[R g@iSpAG @ !giheeP "a
alhWpato he tbirsty toi 0etr OO0mO II
gqhisfsps were shg bped to 1heir,l,nnbf -.
hstwGfn au1l,Q0Q aYd 3.0Dun0Oof h0oisan
Nhqfs kept Tie Niunrs nom cutting their feet
avtldNt lea't G0ObU0Boftlit stbckihgskaptI
thtif over frimpinf fect easy mll warm
Ab9nt a2QDiR0 Of kuapsncksf sud ihnver-l
esggglbb55ltGi4 ggflr i99l Apd elQtAipg-iA
iHiii 3ifW .b3iu4lr ai iiv .qy,ds aI
g MLal the Negro has Gnined.r fi
aThe Crsis mo taqthmllyesays oGtbe,
nfGro'sl eh8grd rendition ia The SOUTH
ilA+bfhq npnlX ghanged lpasterai that.
| 4fFPn being HE servgpt OF QDaonaGter,
Mhosr Interest and babit,itiNns 10 tnLC No
utmost c'iie of hhhi and lltoyidf IN rim
nsalnlp 1ti@ diun'er 81 sidilH~. ana death.
ihenegrp has hecdme tip propeftv OF the.
S,9AErnpHnL !, ihrsfeH 81 fh mpltitudei OF
INortherp mpstcrs, Who hire him from Gov
erhmekf Gtfltiali WIFI him HEhhai hiih
nhoiit landthpn Him oat TO dieiM ithas liel
lie sGrllpltiaS they wouldg stray hufte. itig
/ dlle HlAstFS III tli,T N!lfr are Northern.
| lcanitHlTS, foriued into cntDnr4ltions with
ut'coiistltIttt'P' or soi q Who5P itfiirdbT
he land.thef wmikits uniHp aIril ahd whose
| ppllolde destif toEqtli mesi,workidut of,
PSS%btRAfSsR lEFisl5s u Iso,'el agf
hH' MiJefAhlf bIhti5 ~ iNhH,qFoi MI vito
work M albiRbrk M Aasegi and alii NVhn.
| lM9ptwnEk apd giul,t livF hy ftgRlin4. lin inI
lheirhisrrablt camps likefhe pegsl9 Of the
| Digger ludians. '''i "'~ - "'''''''f
er9 n@L 30 nas 9 & .S|,Cy %E ElIay i gPd H. pod ped
pie that lthehci '6f nDci,ie Md he6f6ts Nh
ral Fnsitea achievement of the ghgNS M
Fmpto fpqh,eliSstb4nd dior the alp Scr iof, thon
war; and thousands of men accept this as ,
Fact apd so about their husi1es3 feliCils
Ing themselves np6h the pafi thet tobk In
proilhclHestliitp tpgl6fiads re9ultg ~ III t1if
l1hn os son 2iiLl4l k-.--2Ya Ailli 'iHW i-34-
itt'pi,ihietp CotrgrtioIl in, Neg
bgn sgsJais .YoiiS City 5.,n glr,I..J.rt
ThearN ewd Work ocorresIbudeuft tof athd
ana lie I1e'naoeb jim a'eaRfigd df HE late
4 N..H H...|H @ Hfsa Ha n N. .sH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

From the RoV. Thos. wiatar, y D., Pastor Of Ro1-
baroilgh bhptist5 huIch fEft
Dear ir4f fec1 N fdne W yonr eNceoent prepata
toR HeD1And ~ HfrgiAA Bttdf5 taRldmytd Hhsohy
10 heteseAysA sA Aepntlhnn ~ lnas obishea Y haSs
for years, at times, beentrqubed With great disorder
10 my head ndhsff8nsi yst,mi + Was advised by a
lnepd is tIye bsitl9afEonr esHpNr BiteE-, ltd
aoi ana have eNperancei great and une peeled re-
lief my health l'iA haea vff lhAi fialy bent TIT a.
oonndontl ieqp pend ipsaptsle whore Lmeei with
many ~ their gopa eiisdt. Respn,tAtlIy yolfrs =
" ''''' T.wikTsR. RoRbbr6ufh, Pa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

hEwAnE Oh couNTGnFEirs.
Sea that the signature OF % M. JACKSON iS GU the
n fiNu wrapper Of each bottia Nll F iI''
Should your nearest d1frtist not n vo tba lnrt,e
do not he put Oh by any Or the htOxirathg hronafa
toss tt may In ofered its plhcs bni send to us
and will forwsrd, securely patk,sd dh,feknross
No, 03i Arch st.. Ph tladeiPhi IA, pa.
,st.f ug JONES a ENANS. :.
ssi tSffieSqfs q q MONA llSYg 4 ool w {
Feg1aisby prhsgSs ard peAl6fb X sssry toSb IA
.NaTAIH YHkaH gGa pfasf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

Tbi th stlIatarhs h6tAI6hSle dontains 40 Rnntor
WHISKY aud ean not nrUnka'ds, but lstbp bfy.
fonis inihs woflf,a5. - sss.f 1.,, s,4 14.ani ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

GsineepJ J iey@ yeesivs5i be,h itS,ins iinler Tho
distres us se3t9 Of Indieostlop, AceoiupRned by a
prOstration OF the naryous syktoln kuasrous, rome
DIES were reeommepded, by iiends. Knd some ol
them tested but without Ielleto Your Booaands 8
mad tried them, and whose favorable menton II these
Bilters induced meto irY rIfm 4 pnsi eonfes- that
s'thdusand aud one" qnRcg "Httlrs," Shuae onlg
aim seems be 10 palm OF aNeeteuef and dtneged
liquof upon the ccnmuhity IN sly way, 8nd the
tendency Of which, | f+arl is 70 thnke many t0n
frmed drhnkafd Upon learning Thar ytafrs whs realty
a medicinal preparation, toof II Wiih 'hnrfN thtcG
Its acton not 1nly up ~ the stofnaci bt dp63 'thn
nervous system WAS prompt Aad atayingI feel
that have derived great aud pirmantt bonift from
the use OF faW bottles Very re pectlully you're,
W. y. SEIGfRIED, No, 80 ehaeknInlx0iI 50.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
DvSp O 10 - / a.;
MOoRLAwo's GERMAN BITTETs
wtlcuro every case Of
CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBILITY,
AND pIsfN NsEs or TiIF KtISEYs

Observe the following gmptoms resulting rom
disui,leua orthe dlgest ". oieansah VI A Lf y
Constipation, Inward Pics Ftfness ofiiiood 10 hS
Hoad AoidIty of the M0mach, Nausea, Hoaftburn,
Disgust tor food leulnessor Weight IA the stomach,
the stomach, SmimmIng Of tte IIead, Hurried and
difc 1t Breathing, Fntterlns at the Hear, Chokn4
Dinners OF Vision, Dota qr Web totore the sight,
Fever aud Dnn Pain W iis AsAttf neheienty nj rer
apration, YellownefS a NE SlOh and Eyes Pam i'm
the side, tack, fh,r1 9Inlg ~ tSpdlen FltTipy OF
HeAt, f1fifng III me i'eah, fonstanl Imagining or
Evil, and stent Depre .aIon ol spIrIs.L ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08
4 RNOLD & FIELD,
Merchant ;I&aiIOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLENEN'S
FURNISHING STORE.

FURNISHING OIUNE,
Would in vite inspection Of their large stock Q
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTlNGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
EQUALITY considered in the city Of New York
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Of
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justlies US
in assuring satisfaction in that line we keep
select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collars,
(linen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &c, usual
ly found in we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Gall and see us. Don't forget
the number, SO King Street. between Pitt and
Royal. one door east OF Parker's Theatre.
WIN. ARNOLD,
jan TT JOHN 4. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08

Gen. Lew. Wallace is now engaged in en-
oouraging the project Of voluntary emgra'
ton to Mexico which he declares would neith-
er be prevented by President johnson nor be
an infringement Of international law. He
assumes that President Juarez is fighting our
battles; that the neutrality Of the United
States is virtually recognition Of Macmillan,
and denounces the conduct Of Napoleon as a
fraud upon England and Spain and violation
Of the tripartite treaty with those Powers
It is understood that on the l7Uh uIt., and
of course before the news Of the resembling Of
the blockade could have been received, the
Spanish Government revoked its grant of
belligerent rights to the insurgents IN this
country.
On Monday, Albert Pike, formerly !. S.
Indian Agent made application to the President
for pardon
Gen Magruder, of the late Confederate army,
it is said has gone to France, and Will there
apply for commission under Maximilian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
rs OFFICE-No 104, King street over
French's Book Store.
|COMMUNICATED.

Through the medium Of the Gazette | de
sire to address word Or two, to those, who
Ike myself, are new comers here. l, not long
since, came to this city, with hardly dime in
nv pocket [ started business, and the people
with generosity like that Of parent, gave
me employment [ have made some money by
their aid, and both myself and family are now
in fairway of being comfortable. Their IN
stitutions were theirs, and it was not for me
at once to commence to NEEDLE with them. /
knew they had them before [ settled among
them, and the change Of them was more their
business than mine [ made up my mind in
the beginning, that if those institutions did
not suit me, to move off. and leave them as
had found them. Being new here: | soon
found to my great profit, that modesty was
better than impertinence, and that prudence
was better than oAiciousness. / do not want
Office, and [ am content to receive the respect
Of the people ofthis place, which I am grateful
to say, they have always shown me and my
family. I do not believe myself qualified ex-
actly to rearrauge matters for the people Of
State in which I have pot resided more than
five years, out alu simply d new conner, and
one who is content to govern himself and family
according to the Bible, without wishing to fill
every petty place, and to be foremost In every
movement affecting the interests OF the comu-
nifty. NEW COMEk'
Alexandria. July g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-08

A letter from Fortress Monroe, dated the
5th inst, says that on the 4th, the ferry boat
Newtown was sent to smithfeld with picnic
party of colored individuals, and detail for
guard was made for the occasion from com
right to land at Smithfeld was contested by
some citizens, creating disturbance that
REQUIRED the services of the guard to quell
Private John Gray, Of company G, was shot by
his sergeant for not obeying orders, and one of
the citizens of Smithfeld had his seal remov
ed by the sword Of Federal officer, after
which order was restored.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

The rebel ram olinda will not give
our government any trouble. After she
put TO sea ii was discovered that she
needed repairs 10 make her sea-,yorthy.
and she put into the Spanish port Of
Corunna. The Government of Her
Catholic Majesty, it is reported, lost no
time, after the vessel came TO anchor,
in asking information from the French
Government as to her real character.
At first, it is said, an eyasiye answer was
returned by NJ Drouyn de LHuys.
But on more mature consideration the
Spanish authorities were advised 10 re.
fuse to the Olinda the privilege Of ma
king repairs at Corunna. The United
States frigate Niagara, meanwhile, had
taken up a position at the entrance of
the harbor, so as effectually to prevent
ali chance Of the pirates escape. The
Sacramento has likewise been sent 10
reinforce the Niagara, and thus the
career Of the Olinda, now christened
Stonewall, may be considered at an end.
If the Olinda is anxious to test the
metal of the Niagara or the Sacramento,
she can do so. Our word for it, she will
follow the Alabama to the "oozy bottom
Of the deep"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

presence is desirable, as adding TO cur
wealth, industry, intelligence, and the
public good in general Let all good
citizens who have taken up their real.
dence here, resolve to make it their abiding
place for Efe, not mere temporary
Judgment Let our "old residents" en-
deavor to melt in with these new in
gradients, so that one common feeling
shall animate US in the future. By that
means we shall be the better enabled
to grapple with the crime which grows
out of and remains behind a great
army, like the sediment after a flood.
When this home feeling has once
sprung up, we shall all be the better
prepared to engage in the work of edu-
eating posterity, now lamentably neg
iected; and to develop the immense re-
sources of our State. And if neither
were to follow, we should, nevertheless,
feel all The better by living among cit
liens and friends, not strangers and
pilgrims.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
The transition state Of Nashville.

The city is passing through what
may justly be called its transition state
and as nearly all such changes in ma
ture are accompanied with more or less
pain and effervescence, SO may it be
said with us. The streets have been
muddy to such degree that the un-
happy pedestrian has had grounds for
apprehension lest, in his passage down
ward, be might strike oil Cor the inn
perial palace of "the Brother of the
Sun and Noon" at Pekin What was
mud three days ago, will, before Satur-
day, take wings-nsy, it is already
being caught up by the breeze, as the
soldiers tread or the ponderous wagon
wheel cuts into it
With armies on the march, and the
supplies which they require going and
coming, it seems at first sight almost
impossible TO keep our thoroughfares
in their wonted condition But, in fact,
what is true of them is true of every
thing else The breaking up Of great
social system has taken place, like "the
breaking forth of waters" inundating
US with much that is bad, as well as good,
from other parts of the country. These
elements enter largely into our bust
ness--unfortunately, the most objee-
tionable of them obtruding most often.
siyely, precisely as profanity and OBJ
scenity always wear holder front than
Christian purity, moderation and wol tn.
Our citizens are making money
making it in handfulls, we are told by
some But, in truth, if this transition
state were to continue long, with all the
flush OF temporary prosperity which it
brings, the state of society would be
come intolerable. Woe betide the city
or State made up of the odds and ends
of mankind; the restless, rowing bands,
who have no home, no lasting hsbita-
ton, no interest in order, intelligence,
virtue, social refnement--no object
other than selfish Rggrandizement,
whether in the direction of power or
avarice.
California, in the early years of its
settlement by Americans, was inhabited
by such rowing bands, who had sought
her mountains and valleys for the gold
which they expected to extract and
then designed to return to civilization.
While its early settlers acted upon this
notion, they looked on with mere
shrug Of the shoulders, as crime stalked
through the cities, villages and canons.
At length many Of them began to turn
their attention to that country as a de-
sirable place 10 live and die in. An at
tachment 10 their new home sprangu up,
and this was followed by the organiza-
ton Of that Vigilance Committee
which took crime by the throat and
strangled il, giving the control of affairs
into the hands of the better elements
of society. Since that revolution, Cali
fornia has been a model country for or
der as well as progress
Now, we advocate the formation of
no Vigilance Committee in Nashville;
but we do, nevertheless, desire to see
the home sentiment take root and grow
up among all who are living here, whose
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
NAsHrr1Ir. March Z 1865.

Editors NashviHs Union
On last Saturday an election was held
in this city and county, and through
out the State, for Governor and mem
bers of the Legislature, the result Of
which was that very small vote was
polled in this city. We wish to sug>
gest through the columns of your able
paper that the authorities proceed i'm
to the Office of the Secretary
State, and examine the tickets, as a
great many men have obtained permits
from the Government to do business il,
this city and also suggest to the au-
thorities that all those who did not vote
that their permits be taken from them
and gigeE to men who did vote Let
this by all means be done Immediately,
LOYAL CITIZENS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
Notica

CtoNsl6NEFS OF steamer Nightingale are re-
- quested tosrsceive their freight this day, 7th
in g., NJ Govern Slaughter-House Landing, or
10 viii he stored At their risk
mar7-lt BOYD PEBBLES, Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

General Palmer, the new commander
in Kentucky, has done good thing.
He has issued an order suppressing the
slave pens and other private prisons in
Louisville, and ordering the discharge
of all persons, confined in them. The
negro viii no longer be treated as a
wolf in that godly city, but will be re-
spected as a human being. But there
will be weeping, and wailing.. and
crashing of teeth among the loyal slave
hunters, who have been making money
by the corrupt and wicked oppression
of negroes. We hope Gen. Palmer viii
not get alarmed thereat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

Arrny snd Nav OaBesrs are invited % esH with.
out further nutssion. lsnSl-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
fss~s UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
'S&sA
or
DOCTOR MCGILL,
R0TAGIC PnESECIAH,
CROW NINga Elm WITH SUCCESS ~
UTHER STATES, As II 70 III
NASHVILLE Ten gEc9sE e

For further information in regard to
the slzillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LE's THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best york in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice | treat
the following "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

with a beautiful FoTder printed in colOrs, showing
ths Union army marching in counties numbers into
d xIe, with drums beating and cO,Ors flying.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
$50 Reward.

VI HEREAS, information has reached me that
w one William Burton citizen OF Ma hville,
has been committing VuiOus dEpredstOns, among
which vas the stealing OF three mules ffom Mr..
Willism A. Davis, OF " itIanlson county, Tennes-
see, on Frdav night, 10th day of Ere bruarY, 1855
will pay the.abOVe reward 10 any person or per-
sons who will deliver to me the said Burton, that
justice may be meiei to him, in order to relieve
those under my command rom such charges, as
they are hal to be censured for his cSnduct
J. II. BLACKBURE,
1t Col. Comdg 4th Mid. Tenn MID. Inf
Al xtndria Z enn., March l, 1865.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
To the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY, THE GIFTED Clair.
~ yoyant and fuiurisf, can, By the ad Of the
h0l0Sopf- produce perfect likeness CT your fii
ture partner, giving he dste o { the happy event
leading traits Of character, occupation, whether
rich or poor, Post ONCE atillre = and other Faua-
be Information, ii de- ired
send by mail, Prepaid. One Dollar. and Red
stamp gith fall description Of your eli, and 4
VII return The likeness, with the above inforna-
ton. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
iebl6 d&W3ne p. q. Drawer $50, Detroit Mich
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
S25 Reward.

GTRAYED from tlie Lover wharf, on Tuesday lsst
- one dark dunn oolored Mare years old Az
hsnds hleh, black legs, short mGne sprir tail and
lump on back, had on eUalry saddle ard snaiel
bit birdie. Any one finding the same. and deliver
ing her at my stable south Market street viii "a
ceiYe the above reward.
msTf-lNp JOHN 7 p1Gr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
IN addition, " u offer One .Hundre Dnilars re-
ward for the above described thief and iunh :,
Nnlice Is hagthY GiYtn.

That my ocltwrl here be b ande1 as { lows:
W. on @ light h'p a. on Tia gIt side 9th
neck, snd -" on the ie d p. which represents
the init SIS OF NY name. This notice IL gwen to
warn the public from trading N The same W.T. out
the parties producing my Bill Of sale, as they may
have been o tanned fTadulenty.
maT5-lm% a WI. A. DAVIS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

A correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing from Charleston, says
there was Union League in that city,
of which hundreds of the citizens were
members. The League was organized
some time ago.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

Well done, East TENNESSEE The
vote in the little county of Scott is
equal to that east for President in 1860
There's no discount on the loyalty of
Scott
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

A dispatch from Rev. w. G. Brown
low states that the vote Of Knoxville
Saturday was twelve hundred. Good
for Knoxville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
Natice.

CHIEF Q. Ms OFFICE. DEPT ~ gi.s.iF-
N.sagILLE TksS., MHr-i > i-e''
The Railroad Bridge across me t.iliiu .Al- -
er beng enable 10 ascrmmciaie iiie ~ ~
b., ~ fi,.,r-errrasfer's Department just aAotu
~ ps5i-,sI -sr',Ize at what = knozn e hf9sn =
is,'i,- an psiie travel vii cross b7 lfis ferr',
v6en rract cable and Pr Vaie travel VII p alles-
a. on payHeni oi sr7ie rRes a. aie eiitises p '-
sv cor ID Of Maj Gen GA. p; IaaAss
]. L. nsNAi IsuA,
Bvi. Brig. Gen 3 Chief 4. d., Depi Cumo'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
A Chance for somebody.

TUE STOCK AND F1XTUREs or Light House
Il saloc1, No. G. North Cherry street. are for
sale. II not sod within week, the proprietor viii
run the saioon m magnheent style, aud viii be a
stirring competitor 10 The business. msrl-iw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
Building Lois for Sale,

4 HAYS or 10 lots, Immediately beyond the
i Hortcu tural Garden, well situated for build
ing purposes, which win sell on good terms.
Apply at the Mayors Office
iel2s-n John HUGH SMITH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
For Rent,

A NEW STORE, just finished, on Union street
~ between Cherry and summer.
ALSO-POrtsbie Cottages aud Stores or hand for
sAles--Csn be put up IL Two days.
Inquire Of n DERBY.
marl-tf "a Coliege street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

The Memphis Bulletin publishes a
list Of the voters Of Memphis, who vo-
ted on the 22d ult A good idea.
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To Rent

nATENT Arte.ian. Wen Drilling Machinery, with
portable steam engine. Apply first house
north Of Grain DeTot, on Clay street. Also su-
penor Horse power for sale mar5-lwS
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We have received the following adj
ditional returns of the election on the
22d ult. in East Tennessee:
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A SITUATION ~ A REFINED FAMILY BY
"A = brightly s,iiica.ed lads from south Carolina 20
teach al Engish hrsnches, Lain and Music on the
Psn0, IN city or country. Address
L. MATELE ABBOTT.
f-hl9-ims Box IL, HeW Albany Ina
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chronic Gases

with satisiacaons RheuTnaiism, Affections Of the
lungs; Diseases 81 the Throst sWellsd Joints
he atofnsch, Neuralgin Kings EVl or SerOfuls
Dealners, Diseases OF TIE Eyes Cebhlstsd 5ys
eIrs, Dyspepsia or Ir igestiou, ani Consumption
tosether With all Private I1iseases end
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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Wanted Immediately.

GIEO OAA WORTH of T. States Audited
CDlOtV,OOJ Vouchers, issued in 1854, in
pa 'kages II five or ten thousand dollars for which
We Will pay very literally.
JOHN p. HOWARD & ga,
mari-lw Bankers, cor. Union and College st.