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Especial Dispatch to the calccso Tsibnue...

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Cairo, May II, 1865.
The steamer Ben. s'ickney, Aiken master,
To,upkius and Seamen clcrks, f-ou New Orleans,
bus passed up Tor St LoC1s. The Ben. made come
ycryidnc running this tip, acatnst storm and
rising 1iye.. md furnished your correspondent
with complete dies OF NcY Orleans papers to the
7th, and Memphis to TIT 11th.
The NOBLE HeEt Of the eth hss the following
1meortant and interesting details concerning Gen
cral Dick Taylor'e eurrtnder:. Major Genera,
Canbv, accompanied By General ostt rhaus, bis
csf Of s S1e5
liant, and Captains B4rrutt and Perkins, a.
g. !; G., left yesterday no-ntns, the 4sh. At
sSs 1os Chronicle. for the purpose
u ~ CoulsderAse tfoops in the late rebel Depart
iusos len. q tasi Loussans. West Mig:iaslppf, Ala
TT nsmils' 5991a, aS.,ns nndss Lint Gen Taylor. C.
Of Gen; Cenbv, WE ono ot tne nsrfv Tne 1r.;n
which -, nc : eonsesed the parties 10 Whistler, lad
passed over in htnd chr, owlne 10 hriSoe %ar,
ing bctn Destroy cd oser the sIrecm nesE Ei.tt
Mile creek; me handear was net eoma tvs
Er3i;ck Of Gen. Tayiors ELI when H. tr,n IT
OF 1ts pAfscnsc1f took place TO thu t.ain nh,.I
soon arrived IT Cit:oEelie. "'''e''
AT THE rLAcK.
In the house OF Dr.. Borden, vtere the cons,,,.
fnt0n was tcid, were found Gen. Taslor and s1a4
Commodore Fa1rand and Licut- Commander Nv.
efs Of the navy, and large coneousse Of Other
Iflcers IN TIC rebel service. AZ CT Considerable
dtscuseop aud lpnsultat1on. ending at $50 D. n,
The Iol1owtn6R were agreed to, and signed a
terms OF turIcndet.
xrxouAEDCX OF CONDITION or SURRENDER OF
vo1tcEs. MUNITIONS OF wAN, ETC, IN TUE DE
rAHTHrSr OF ALABA1A. a1ss1ss1Pei AND EAST
1oYrsIaNA. coMAANDEp IT LIEUT.. GEN. RICH
ann TAY1on. CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY, To
re1. oEK EpWAED f. 8. CANBY, u. j. Army. E6.
TFkrp I1To ON TIE 41H pAx OF AA1, 1865, II
EIyHoNuLE, ALA.
F,rxt-nn1cers and men to be paroled until duly
exrhsneed or Otherwise released from the ob'l-
retons hi ihctf parole by authority OF the Gov
etn1oent oi The United 6,stes; duplicate rolls oi
, 1865-05-13


ST. Louis, Nay IL,
Col. usr6:n telegraphs from ksasas C,ty that
the demand fur the eurrcndcr OF Lexington IA
mere eascora.lc. 1t appears that tho fellog who
sent ii has only twenty men, and he played q tokc
On the garrison by his Tag Of tzuce. On the COZ
1ra.y, it appear. that there ase large nuuhcr Of
1,ucrtIlas who wtsh to surrender, On condition
Of being parolcd and allowGd to return to their
bones. UE1il they give signs Of ce=sing hos
1i1itjes no euch terms will he allowed. 1t Il est
mated that ,hcro are nbon! 1b0 guertllas. in small
ennsde. between Warrenahurg and LexEu1tou:
Addtdouai, cavalry have bcsa sent to cusfd tne
work on lie extension Of the Pacific Railroad.
There is 4 t1ud Of rebels tnfcsting The road be-
The pe,H,ic of Holden resisted the guerillas,
which sccouoa for the killing Of five Citizens ano
the burning oI Dfue houses. 1t W.s nc" cxpe'
Hence in shat vicinity.
Captain Cory eli, Superintendent Of the Cavalry
Oepel: It nttshK out train Of 0ye h1nafea natrs
2na Hlty Wa.ona. IN start from Leaven worth lot
along the .uuie.
An suction sale Of from 1,ey % to is % condemned
notfee1 anu atom aM tu nU mules comes Oh next
Monday & thr snctiun mart On Brosdway.
4 proposition has heeD hrn,rht haHnre +he
Union Merchanf'e Exchange or flis rftv 10 an-
point delegates to the Eommereini CnTrartinn
proposed 10 III held ia Detroit in Ju,v. eA''A
The rcturLed pr1aouert ut 4eutnn n,.~.,,,.
being paid of and mustered out Of eeryirs - a.
1dlY Al pphE:tla. .Af
, 1865-05-13

Mrs. Gee. Kelloss, oeneva, Ill,
chas. Reynolds, $40 nailwau~
Ice cv:, verge Tatch..-....--......s1o
Games Arthur, Adrian7 Mich,
ulrs. .Goodhiud, Ill Adams at.,
Cake Basket, Sp'ns and E'rlss....$32
=. R. McComber, Aurora, ILL.,,
cpen face Eilver " atch .-..$20
Miss johanna Quinn, Michigan
avsz Album. ..........-..-...-.$15
Vim. Drawer, Briggs House,
revolving Castor. sis
Vim. Yonma, 81 Whiting ST.,
revolving Castor..........:... ...........16
Jas. Bliss, Napiervil1e, I'll, 100
Pictures g 81bu11 ....--........,...917
+ohn 2. Fry, Io9 EIadisou ST.,
revolving Plated Castor...........S15
AFEw VERY FORTUNATE PURcuAsEKs.
Let G. whitford, Lombard BIZ,
got a grand Eiano Fozte7 val.
2. D. Carr, 15o West Monroe
ST., got a splendid 2 octave Fi-
ano, carved logs, valued at..,.'$5oo
Chas. TzcFarland, 139 Lake ST.,
Foot and Shoe Eauufactu1er,
received fine Melodeou, va1~
ued .-.......-...........%4ou
DR.. ehaw, 155 Clark ST., Piano,
valued ......-......'.--% 1000
Geo. ". stratton, 2s1 Clark
St., MeIcdoou, woTth...-...''..''s1oo
G1rs. Ackerly, 1e5 n. Wells ST.,
q Grover x Baker Sowing 49,.
Machiue..-..........--. ...--......-.'-'..'..-Soo
Henry Jewett, 5oIot, Watch,
WORTH '''"PA6o
Joseph I. williams, 70 ". LaEo
ST.. Silver Tea Eet.-....- ........-.@1o
r1AS IF sA1x-csrda naming each article and II
vhlLe NE plaeco IL s~-ied envelopes an well mixed
Ore ct these s,sat Gift Sale Enrenpes" containing
the describing soE.e a1tice sWo5th .. eass NJ
sones sgd ,aiuahs i; clpes. worth manj doll4ts VII
Ie roo At s tbs a wnoat fSa5a q
choice O. .eee:tt e Of 4 cents The purchase: 1asy
see wiat ar;cls his Iicker calls f3r and its yalue
with may be ron nne 70 oas th2rssrd sr 20 m
San tosn a; q; cellar ane n9rchnssr esfs value
Tt!s eatsbCscrear dstE Ebttsi ansenx thss q 81 & tna
sts dn.ns he mo'th o1 E ssEaq 80 cta m4eeines,
tG; l.: ~ q c.a!o:B 5io TO ~; ~ 1nSsiy aGa Y 9d
.!I:; est s Es:2e
Is to ao III which have been SIC a. s'cn' "sa
IKitE q ENVELOPES :s7Sa : cezts eseh' 'F c'ubof
Ib:fjes Ordering By mail may depead on hastH9
prompt rtturns, and IT, d'tct dro1n mnt % am-
'aed'dt<fy sent to any Gddrtss o9 Tetn .tna Or
srfiffdctlor, o. t1e money toiU BE- rtfAa!sd Pr.ct
QJEnsftoptssl5 a.. tach ec< 10 en1 Goarsss' 81,
AGENTS WAhIED .samc m sr GTsuiafs: 1a;t a.. ~
ns fstse !. s.n,S a,P PSesr sr CSssa '' e1E
1
, 1865-05-13

NEW YonE. Nay IA special to the N. =.
0onsaae7 ci1t AdutTfiser. dated Washington ieth.
feetifylne s.stote the Committee on the Conduct
Of tho Wa1."
, 1865-05-13

The Demassd FAR the Surrender Of Lex
1nEtcD Il l1oax-Surrl3laS Wanting
70 he Pn1<'lId-fsnald dx for the Pacific
1kalrcnd-An Expedition for New
, 1865-05-13

Fires IN brooklyn.
NEW York, May 12.-The hall occupied by
Uno]ty's Ministries, in Brooklyn, took Dire thts
Eo.un. and all tha scenery. wardrobe and work
lcg machinery Ut the establishment were &C.
etroyc1. Loss, A,C COO.
The lard oil factory CT Wn Flanders. on Water
street. Brooklyn, was also destroy ed By lire this
ertnirg Both freq we're the work OF inccndiarits.
, 1865-05-13
FROM. MOBILE.

Cou,pIrte Details OF the Surrender OF
Tajlor:s ARMY The Negotiation
memorandu Agreed Upon-Sentt-
xaentx Of THE Hebel Ofucrrk-Inter-
sktfnE sDcy0"nts OF l1lF *5ufr:nder-
1roubi,s with Sal bet Sillhplustefs-
The Return to Mobile
, 1865-05-13
Kew ROUTE T0laXE SUPERIOR
VIA THE
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.

The completion ot :ss PENINSULA KAHR0kDm
October lat. ard the opening OF navigation a.ee
Bay. p 8en'3 route III COl1cctiun xlsa the C11E-
CaG0 AND NORTHEASTERN HALLWAY from Chi
ca&n to Lteen Eny, nnd Escnuabn to M1rQueska On
Lake Superior. 9Th facilities Tor .he .r4n:portat.o
ct Frg!2ht ahd rassaastIs betgeen Chicazn, Detroit
Cleveland aud all potn East with iha heretofore dr.
tan: hat immensely 11ch mlae1M lands of Northwest
ern Michigan.
The spenIip new Steamers CT the Green Hay Tsanat1
Company, running u eonuectio1 With the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway nron1 Green uay ton TIC
southern ED cf the i'y Of the namsf 70 EcA-
naha {neaz 'ts fooss fo.m' Eith tho Peninsula Dtv
sion Of the e. 4 y. /. # thu shorteat and MnGx
direct route to Aasqacste and taa Iasf couo
try. saving foE tu to three day3 n tina and at TaJ
low rites ct paasage-
Daily Steamers IN connection Etta this. route M
be run between Marquette and Hancock, Houyhtons
Portsge Lake, Co7pE Eareor. Eagle KiverUntonaeo1.
aud all points on Lake Superior. BY taking the IN
r. train On the e i N. " r. r., paxs.oz1s azTi1a
ns Green Bsy In season ne5t morning. TO take tha
Steamer for Escanaha, arriving sama evening. md
Tbs Tldcn House, Essausbe. II row ope3. nsw md
With nEst c'a's artomm"fa Ions throughout Th8
Tourist Pleasure Seesr- Trous Fshc1la2 ca1 kc1s
ind the place long des!,et aor 1csort.
For further iuform ttton innlse at thpepot Of TN
Chicago and Eorth~ estesn @ K;l,Esy. Chicago:
B.F. PATRICK, Gen1 Paas'r Agt- my3vs3 1waat
, 1865-05-13

:: AInA&T. May IL, Gov. Fen:on oY.rs "a.
ward o1 81 ,00u :or The apprehension and conyIc.
ton OF the assassin Of Hon. Dur Hnrfnn ,sho
Has murdered In Syracuse on the Sd inst, "4e
, 1865-05-13

New YoRK, May t2.-The Posti Washington
correspondent Gays: "The official stnteuert uf
:he uu1nbtr OF immtprants arriving In tho coun-
New foIk.
, 1865-05-13

EEw YORK.. Hay 1a-1he Brig Excelsior, from
Bermuda, reports that On the dag Of President
L;nc"lLs funcrsl, n1l the tGurs the leland were
{ osed. Flags were at half MIST and drapod With
Eournipg and public sympathy wa. universal.
, 1865-05-13

The Ntsr Ssztc EvveFanseut6 6f Virginia
How II oet Tobacco 1Eak De4tc1y<d
-Hfeulat1n& Trade With the ~oush-
TIE IT, alkl OF tue PEesident-fke&ln~
C21 Of c. n. .Ntrred1fh-t:en.S Sher11ou
Asld his Negotiation N1em0ranaa.
, 1865-05-13

m uatrr1ng <rx2t the TFoops- Confession
OF q N muFdr~4t-T1ae N1unn1n nj Fund
Dinner to tho 10th Ilitnol>-The
late Joht. C.. Miller
, 1865-05-13

= OBINsON 4 CO,
LII COHTIt4CT0R4 AND BUILDERS.
All kinds Of Building aad KcpaiTipg done at abort
not!cc ordcts Trough Post ofoce promptly a.
fnri -
, 1865-05-13
MIR. LINCOLN AT HON E
!: Carb1.tt's Photograph

4 'prss snttng NJ. L!neo:a and h's son Thad4.us.
should BE- Ic1se,t By -rsry de.trnz perfs. It
seneEs oirsa pATai0T a7d siAKTYR s - ioxr3,
cards q csn's. 5s:t t1ss, oy u.a.l @ Ercrpt
Of price DED. Ls'ea Alt%aty framed csn be had u
The q .llery, Is aLAke etre t
ma.g.wi1t.ok,Hxsrvrr
, 1865-05-13

NEW York, Nay 1.-THE Tri5une's special from
Raleigh. May s;h. eaJs: "ChIcf Justice Chase is
Hs a rafa TIC sate net h seas 5H@
lion. The temper Ut :he masses in Norsh Caro-
1ins is as yet unchanged. The artstocrat,c and
tpcd, and, 4 possible. more deyil,sh thin they
erct wc:c. Tkcy act as II the surrender OF Lees
sud Jnhnston's. armies wsre made n"re'yto ac-
cdmr oda.e aod rot from Necessity, and that they
we're entitled to particular consideration th=ro-
frrT
, 1865-05-13

DISSCLUTION.- Co.part.
~ nc1ship hetwecn us doing business under thc
IL N rnnc Of TOkkEhEE, MANnING ! Gu . ha. b-ca
this fay fsso sotycd by the Conveyance by I:nbers K.
Fleming to Ceerge A. 1orrctce an1 Win; :! Manni 3.
all bis Interest In said lrm. 1l!a said Iorr:ace q
MarptJE and ]. Walker are alone authorized to
''||' wv N.'1@ N GEOEGE 4 TnRRENCE,
Wal. J. MANNING,
X. FLEMING,
uy13E5y-St u. Il. WALKER.
, 1865-05-13
Conclusion of the Harris Case,
Important Testimony #
General Sharp.
Ger. Mcredith Henoued
From Command at
PaducaE.


Gold Closed 13O 1-2.
, 1865-05-13

WAau1EoroN. May 1a-Attetney Ceneral Speed
has given an opinion ttat the appotn 'aent Of as.
Flstant a. .ee:Rors belongs to the President and not
to tho seeessore, a. By the act Of 15oo'
, 1865-05-13

"Tfe et0fe u crowded from morning till Night, md
has atrcIed tbs At:euson OF .epor:es Is It kaS
that o. 1hcEsa1dt ofotns-s ho walk alonr C1ark4t
near rMon:oc-"-thtcG73 Tribune, Ipyii 2eGa, 1S.5.
, 1865-05-13

IL Read yestTrday's tp;1e.Iu # 'ctun:te purchaR
efs Ali nsttrl7: sod fur ONk DOLLAR EACH with.
1ut 1eSa-d 10 Salne.
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Aiming Of Negroes By the South.

Driven to the direst eztremities, the
rebel leaders have been discussing for
some months, the policy of enlisting
negroes in their army as soldiers. They
do not appear, as yet, to have arrived
at any definite conclusion on the sub
ject Like the cat in the adage, they
are content at present to let a. dare
not wait on l would" They are willing
enough to use the negro as a means. of
offence; but have not made up their
minds that he can be trusted, or that
the people would submit to the policy.
In a debate in Congress last Friday,
the notorious Senator Wigfall declared
that carrying out emancipation by ar
ming slaves, would be destructive Of the
general organization Of the South. 1ir
Maxwell, Of Florida, said no bill
could be introduced arming the
slayes, that would meet his srproha-
ton In the lower House, Mr.. Wick
ersham, Of Virginia, said "in his opip-
ion, neither the people nor. the army
would submit TO such monstroas pro,
ceedings, and the day that order goes
forth from the War Department, car
rying into effect the provisions of such
- biIl a bill to put 2JG, 00J slaves in the
army, the death Of the Southern Cor
federacy is sounded" Gr. Leech, of
North Carolina, exclaimed that's TO
Notwithstanding the opinions of these
gentlemen, the army and the people
would submit, if they had any a>sur-
snce that the negro could be success
fully employed as q soldier They
know that the intelligence of thu slaves
Is much greater than the owners have
been willing to admit-that they d.
sire freedom, and regard the armies of
the United States as liberators--that
they have no such affection for those
who have kept them in bondage as TO
offer their lives q sacrifice for their OPP
pressOrs' safety. In all portions of the
South, where our armies have penetra-
ted, the soldier in blue has found the
negro friend, ready to give him assis-
tance as q guide, information of re-
bel movements, and to divide with him
his scanty rations. The Georgia negro
who said she wished to God, Jet Da-
Wis would arm him and his brethren,
for they would turn their bsyonets
against him and his army" spoke for
the race in the South.
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already been done by them Tor their al
vsncement in al that snDobles man. There
IS nothing like it il the history Of the world.
Lcck abroad, frym cue extent Of the c-uE-
~ 10 the other: contemplate cur greatness;
We sre now among the hrst nations OF tie
earth. Shall it then be said that our insti-
tutions, founded upon principles Of self
government are fsilurs
Thus fer it is noble example, worthy
Of imitation. The gentleman (Mr. Cobb
the other night, said it had proven g fail
ure. A failure in what? In growth Look
At our expense in national power Look
st our population and increase in all that
makes people great! a failure. Why,
we are the admiration Of the civilized
world; and present the brightest hopes o.
mankind.
"Some Of our public men have fsiled In
their aspirations; that is true; and from that
comes great part Of our troubles PRO
Ioaged aPpiausel
4" No! there Is no failure Of this Govern
me1t yet. We have made great advance
l1eut under the Constitution; and cannot
bat hope that we shall advance still higher
Let us be true 70 our cause"
After having thus shown that an at
tempt to dissolve the Union was al
together inexcusable; and that the re
cord would be hereafter be made up
against those who should engage in it,
be became a leader in the movement
His apostacy cannot, however, destroy
the truth or effectiveness Of his former
He may turn his back upon
them, but they still live, and ought to
incite every one who wishes the prezer-
ton Of American Liberty, to be true
to oar cauEe." We cannot, after near
four years Of civil war, yield the contest,
and admit that the government ia
failure" Nothing has occurred to
make it less worthy Of our love and Of
since Mr. Stephens de-
clared it "the admiration Of the civil
lied world; and present the brightest
hopes of mankind" On the contrary,
tho incidents Of civil war have but tried
aud developed more fully the excel
lence Of our institutions, the wonderful
of the nation, and the neceg-
.ity for the perpetuity of the Govern
ment
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Dissolution If Partnership.

Fet3-Iu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17

Every loyal voter IA Tennessee wal
have an opportunity on the 22d inst 10
put on record his deteststion of the
legislation (which placed Tennessee in
rebellion against the Federal Govern
ment. which increased the State Debt.
and squandered the school fund
Surely no ole will fail to make use of
the occasion TO exhibit his Condemn
ton, and 10 wipe out this legislation.
Of one thing all may rest assured,
the propositions Of the state Couyen-
ton will be ratified by the people, ANA
civil government restored Those who
stand alooF aud give no aid, will repeu.
when it is 100 late and, in after years,
viii deeply lament the faulty which
prevented them from doing their d9ty
~ the Commonwealth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17
Proposals
For the Purehsse OF Dead Horses and Mules
belonging TO the United States.
ASSISTANT QUARTEssfAsTER's OFFICE

ASSISTANT QUARTERAiASI Frs OFFICE
SAsHyiLLE, TIsy Eet. y, l-tJ.
CEhLED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
- "a. tins Office all Iue5da-, the -sih day ~ 60
rgarv 1885, az Y o'c!ock. NJ, i'r She purchase OF
g. asr-g- sri Mules tha. rusy die OF De killed 90
"a Dg,ltNitnrl The nfxJ tSelve n0ut-s s1cceod-
lc-r ne date ~ rsf, e0rtrasf
The hri.-z Of the animals Will as del yerei daily
g. ai.y point within the limits 81 tbs cry th8t may
l- ag-ee.i upon, 20 be conveyed from thence, -
1aa contra TOR, 60 q sufficient c Stance from lie
huitu5f the city ss will prevent thviF becoming 3
nuisance to the citizens tEeTe0l
Bidders vii state die amount 10 Re paid per aui.
Tnsi and Wit give their fall name and post once I'D
dress.
PAYMENT required Al the end a each month
An oaIh Of slegisnce must ACCOMPANY esrf pro
pOSIlCn-
Bonds a the sum Of One thousand 7 olizrz, sim
ed by the contractor and Two guarantees vii be o..
CURED al. TIE successful bidder upon slgui az lie
CONTRACT.
Proposals must he lain'y marked " Proposals.
for Dead HOr Is and Mules" and be addressed 10
the undersigned
BY 0roer o. BEt Bng. Gen. J. L DoxAIBsoS, Chi
Q. n. Dept. Of CUulb.e .
CHARLES II. IRWIN,
G5A 1T Capt. A. q. ".
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL.
TIT
Provost Order
No 2R


- o. 2e.
The provisions ami restrictions Of Provost Order
No. $50, current series OF 1854, dated June 2Isf
lsUi. hereby rePubshed for the Information
and instruction. Of Wholesale and Retail Ialgor
dea' 10 this city.
~ That on aud after the 1st day Of July. 1864
no liquors Of any kind iermente6, distilled or
mixed, hall be Sold N that part OF the city, living
south OF broad street, or west Of the Railroad line
from Broad street 20 the river.
ii Within the limits assigned IN the abbTe Psra-
graph Of this Order, parties known 10 be respect
sbse ami responsible val b permitted t. sell L.
quors ei all kinds, provided that they shall file
tends IN tins ONCE 10 thA su n OF ten thousand
$50 JOY dollars, with good snd sufficient Sc ur-
Ties, conditioned & conduct their business 10 ac-
cord2nce with m Etsry restrictions to sell no Iluor
Of any hi 70 any person already intoxicated; 70
SCI 30 EQuor OF any klnd, fsrmenJed, distilled, or
mixed ~ any enlisted man or Gov eminent en-
pioyee, and 10 pay IA advance monthly tax Of
thirty $50 dcllacs.
III Under the same restrictions mentioned in
Paragraph II Of this Order, Saloon for the sale ef
ale, Beer and Vine, a1u Wholesale LIQUOR Houses
vii be licensed, with the exception tnEt the bod
for such license shall be FOR i've thousand (S5kW
dollars, and monthly tax OF ten 800 dollars.
" no Dew tppltug saloons viii be SLOWED To F.a
opened under any g. rcunlstAness whatever buf mar
@es may 2 spPlicsuous IN this Office a ?. 1i-lar
1T of which viii be kept according 70 the isfa ri
Tie hie- a. = IA case Of vacancy occurring either
~ the WthtrsWa! Of license issued. or the 4tos-
ng oi sSs4ooD for the violation Of Orders the marty
hrSl named Hpon TIE SAID list, VIII ~ allowed 10 III
52ch vscaucy, provided sPTlcst Oh IS made within
three days NtCr IL CCrG-reucc.'
hy coE.Easht Z, Brig Gen Js0. +. MIILrE
HUNTER RKDOkE
.i'--t Capt ami Prov sIar.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17

For further information in regard TO
the skilIfuI success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to STL-
LIS THERAPEUTIcs and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. AcCiills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases Of women. For al diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guaran.
teed With my general practice I treat
the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17

THE FIRM OF N ,. QUICKER s. co, IS
i this day Dissolved; NJ J DrucRer having our
chased the Intsre OF Robert Herstein who relireg
The books ami accounts Of he firm Will be IN The
hsnds o! VI. !. DruckeT, with whom all indebted
VIII please call and settle and = CSe having CLANS
against the hriu will present them for PAYMENT.
NJ !. DRCCKER
ROB'T HERSTEIN
NJ. j. Irucker will continue the business 1T Al
Broad street. where he will be glad 10 meet his old
fueuHs and customers.
Nashville Feb g. 1855 f-Il6-lw
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Night Emissions Cured.

Iolag MsE, stop before y0l hl1Lar 20. q e..
Hseases rn--i % Nan, there 10 u u case 50 uart
% cure a. 4sl2nt Emissious, and phYsicisas sc
scarce thai uDueF7snd treating it snd ~ yea 7sr
gay that have cured dozens 10 t1s ely - wull a.
u uiLIeIent 5-aJs, VINO have spent d0Lr Etar aoi-
lsr ard aIs nov Ws.l cured ~ r.a ] an div re-
caFnE letters and sending medicine b. a.! pats q,
tha country. IN q word A.! thst arr dIsea-et iE
any Vegi ald Val give l9ie . cell, / -td EtF -s.l--
hsnion .1r Al or tie ilzeso- unaara.-a a -a.5 -
Serl8e1neaL The best Of Tsla-6ncss sTss "a tE
city.
Al letters diraatst 70
DR.. Moe Ill,
UG.Cl street Nashville, Tenn.
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The absence of Mr. Stephens from
the Richmond meetings has been view
ed as an indication that he was opposed
to the object for which they were con
veued This is not the case. He was
too III 10 attend on the 9th, and on the
oah departed for his home in Georgia,
with the intention, which the Rich
mond Examiner says he freely eX-
pressed, Of csnyassing that State for the
most vigorous prosecution of the war
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17
100000.
For One Dollar.
which they neec not pay Tnli &c j. known what is
drawn and t- value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in al
Cases.


m z---f-- ~ ~ p i''.sN' s''-lttt y l'I'-
IN, Eureka TIL AatOciRuOu IS the Or rinai ana
Largest Gin Association in the cotiDtfv
IT. business continues Co be conducted m a "a
and honorable manner, sgd q greatly Increasing
Trade IS proof that our patrons throu ghouf tfF
country spp-ac's-e IT. 81 method II obtaining rich
and clega1; goods. None can receive les than tfe
Fhle Of tEeT money, a. no art Gle On orr List IT,
worth less than One Dollar, retil s1d there az
No Blanls
Letter. ron various parties throughout the conn
try acknowledging the recent u very valnstIc
Rl-ts, may b seen On flo a cur o bee
Parties dealing with us maF deprrld On harm
prompt Teturrs, sad ttr article dram vii h irr-
medateiy -s-' 20 any fdresz By return rnsfI orev-
nras-.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17
Cotton Farm
FOR RENT.

A SPLENDID COTTON FARM, FIVE AND A
IA half miles from Franklin, on Columbia like
us acres, 800 acres cotton land. IS acres Blue Grass
good brick dwelling, SIX rooms, all necessary
barns, negro houses and oU,-huildings; under good
feuce-spendld orchard, six scres-hrst tate watgr
every conVenlence-oHs half nile from a block
house snd railroad switch, three-fOmths Of mile
from cotton gln-a complete Cotton Farm, iuie.
nor 70 none IN Middle Tennessee.
kNING a SMITH, Agents,
Office with T. ) Mari,
febib-lW Cor. Union and CoIlege sts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-17

A Richmond paper talks of firing
tie Southern heart The Southern
heart has been fired 30 often, it is com
pletely burnt out No quantity of
blowing can start blaze in it now.