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Burning of the Museum.
LETTER EROM Mr. RARNIrar
1tO-H -HIa. bfIlN q NJ.
New YORK. July IA 1Se5

New YORK, July IA. 1865.
MEsSRS. HERRING & Co.-GENT1EMrS.
Though the destruction of the Amer;nn,,
Museum has proved serious loss TO nv
self and the public. I am happy to yerif,
the old adage, that cts an III wind thai
blows nobody good" and, consequently
congratulate you that Your well known
safes have again demonstrated their SINE
rlor flre-proof qualities in all ordeal of un-
usual severity.
The safe You made for me some time
ago was in the office of the Museum n,
the second floor, back par: # thc build'n~
and Ill the hottest of the ~.
After twentv-four houl., tT rial II Voc
iound among the debris, and on opening
IL TINS DAY has yielded up its contents in
very good order,books, papers, policies of
insurance, bank bills, all in condition for
immediate use, and a noble commentary
on the trustworthiness of Herrine's Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly,
J.. T. BARNUAI.
Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
The Most Reliable Protection from Fire
no,1 kaeoUn.
HERRING & CO.'S PATENT BANKERS,
SAFES, with Herring & Floyd's Patent
Crystalzed Iron, the best security against
a burglars drill ever manufactured
HERRING 4 CO.,
No. 251 Broadway, cor Murray street,
New York.
FARRELL, HERRING & CO.,
Oct &c emo HERRING & CO., co.,aReipn1o. dhidpaso.
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For State Treasurer.

The friends of DR.. R. W. GIBBES respect
fully nominate him to the Legislature for
this Office. His we'll known business cha
racter. energy and ability eminently recon-
mend him. He has for many years served
the State efficiently in various capacities.
and now he needs her support. Oct %
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Atlanta Medical College.

THE Course of Lectures in this institu-
ton will commence on the FIRST MON
DAY in November next, and continue four
months-the Faculty having changed the
time for the session from summer to the
winter months.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND. Dean.
Oct % lmo
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For Congress-.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FARROW, Esq, of Spartanburg, as can
dldate to represent, IN the Congress Of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District. comprising the Districts of An
derson. Pickens, Grcenvillo, Laurens. Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sept 30
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New York Advertisements.
BACHELORS hair DYE!

YNHE Original and Best in the World!
Il The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately a splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHFT OR
Oct 25 1v New Yorl,
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For CONGRESS-.

DR.. R. c. GRIFFIN, of Edgeheld, is an
nounced as candidate for CONGRESS from
the Third Congressional District, composed
of the Districts of Abbevillc. Edeefield
Newberry, Fairfield, Lexington, Richland
and Orangeburg. Oct % II
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MISCELLANEOUS,

=, Best Kerosene Oil. Watch Keys, Taylor's
Twist, Glass Chimnies, best Ink, Gun Caps,
Tobacco Bags, Shoe Laccs. Slate Pencils
Umbrellas, Children's Gloves and Hose.
Nloiln and Guitar Strings. Letter Paper and
Envelopes and vast variety Of other arti-
cles, desirable to both sexes which we have
not the space to enumerate. Apply at the
old stand, III Assembly street to
Sept IL SULZBACHER & co.
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For Congress,

The friends of Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN
announce him as a Candidate for the
United States Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District, embracing the Districts
Of Orangeburg, Edgefeld, Abbeville, New
berry. Lexington, Richland and Fairfield.
Oct o7
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Stolen,

~ FROM the subscriber. on tho
TN~ night Of the 9th inst, o brown
TN May HORSE, very nearly sixteen
-s~-z.-Ahands high, has one of his hind
feet White, l,,ena::s,: :c !l.e Ugh. eye, b:,s
not affecting the vision of the eye. The
horse is very stoutlv made. A reward of
$50 will be paid for his delivery to the
owner, or for such information as may lead
to his recovery. VIM. ROPER,
Oct 25 6 Barnwell C. II.
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Cotton Wanted.

ITHE highest prices paid for COTTON and
L for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FARMERS ana country merchants will find it
to their advantage to call and see.
stpt IL SCLZBACHER d co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii persons who may have at any time,
n since Gen. Sherman's army passed
through this section, taken any cotton from
the plantation Of Mr.. Robert Adams, will
please return the same; or, if used, make
arrangement for the payment of it with
Mr.. JOHN P. ADAMS forthwith, OF legal
proceedings will be commenced against
them. A. G. GOODWIN.
Oct %
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Books arc embalmed minds. Fame
is flower upon q dead mans heart.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Best SMOKING and CHEw'G TOBACCO.
Spanish and American CIGARS.
OF Tobacco for chewing, the best Ander-
sons, Solace and Honey Dew; all varieties.
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G. NJ. LEITCH, who has been long and
favorably known in the Hardware trade,
will be pleased to see his friends at the
above place. Oct "a tuth4
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OF all descriptions. suitable to all seasons
and all manner Of persons. They have
among many other articles, fresh supplies
OF tho following:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

The tax in kind is doubled and squan-
dered among post people, and the army
hsif subsisted by pillage and plumber
OF the industrious classes. All the rev.
enue Of all the countries in the world
would not support Davis government
one year; il is one wild waste and pill
feTing by mis- thousands of officials in
the rear. We have q post in ali the
villages. Even here we have John
Weems, commsndant of the post, six
or seven Quartermasters, and several
hundred soldiers and other employees.
The country does not make enough
surplus to maintain them all. and there
is nothing left TO send to the army.
We have but n hope in the revolu-
ton: that Is in the overthrow of Davis.
Let Us say to him, Davis begone, and
make him obey the mandate.
l sold Hatchett for two thousand dol
lars, and gave the money to Sallie, or
rather have it for her order. Corn here
is thirty-fve dollars per bushel, and if
these government rogues remain here
we shall have to remove to the planta-
ton in order to live. A month ago
they pressed n hundred and twenty
mules and horses in this county, under
the pretence Of carrying food to Lees
army from this to AbbeYille, and have
not sent the first wagon forward vet,
and about this time have eaten up all
shat they were to send. l suppose they
viii remove to another field Of piIsge
as soon as this is exhausted All of
our men at home between seventeen
and fifty are in the Confederate service.
We have got to get soldiers inside
instead of outside. But they are so
close up to JEFF. that we cannot find
them. We must fight the fight to the
bitter end, and can win it If we can
get rid Of JEFF; if not, not.
am yours truly,
K looms
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gen. Ahrrman ana I'M snn,,

Rev. DR. Fuller, Of Baltimore who
recently returned from the smith
sends % brief diary to a religious paper
Of New York, in which he mentions
his interviews with gen sherman as
follows
Had several conversations with Gen
sherman. lie says that Johnston
army Is entirely demorlized' but as 10
their sincerity an protesting = willing
ness 20 come back into the Union. he
has entire confidence in IT, In case of
2 foreign war, be remarked. 4 sbould
he perfectly willing to morrow 70 put
myself 40 their head I should not
have n single doubt rs 10 them We
ought 10 VIII such men in the only way
hey ought to be won-by entire con.
haence They would never disapnoint
's b We coutded in their sincerity He
excepted always Wade HAMPTON saw
lng he ls a Of those bad men wIo
ought % bee killed. / refused 10 sneaE
80 him P'"A
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RepressIng the EebelII on.

The London Tines OF the I4th Of
May has the following editorial
Ms johnson promises to deal ten
derry with the mass Of the Southern
people but he declares he will be Sc
we're upon those by whom they have
been misled We apprehend the
Southern leaders must decide for them
selves how much severity will be ex-
eIted. lf any considerable portion of
them viii frankly accept the state of
LhinEs which their defeat has brought
about, % comparatively mild treatment
vail suffice; but il is obvious that exs
Jensiye estates in commanding situa-
lions cannot be left in the hands of
enemies Of the Republic who have
forfeited their property by the
rules Of law. The extent Of con.
tscstion Of personal punishment that
will be necessary must depend upon the
behavior Of the defeated shareholders.
aud mistaken mercy 10 them would be.
as Mr. johnson stirms cruelty to the
rest of The community. The work of
reprosslug the rebellious ~sristocracy
must be thoroughly accomplished.
They have brought q gigantic calamity
upon the country-there is scarcely 4
family in the Free States that has not
10 mourn valuable life sacrificed to the
alaNeholdlng deamon, and both Justice
ana humanity coincide IN demanding
tAal power Tor further mischief shall
o. absolutely taken away. No one de-
sires vengeance. Popular governments
are as generous rs aristocracies are vim
dlcuyes but II solemn responsibility
rests upol the Federal Government
70 make the expiration of slavery
ana b establishment of liberty tho
roughly complete. lucorrigible rebels
must not toe replaced in q miscbievous
posltoh % before local legislatures
can be permitted to resssemble. es,iss
factory guarantees must be taken Tor
n exclusion Of persons legally disoual
lhed as conspicuous rebels who have
not been restored by pardon TO the
rights 81 Citizenship. Ii is a very pain
iui thing ior the ~aristocracy Of this
cnnutry 10 witness the frmness with
which the democracy Of America Is
orsiinG slth members Of a GLASS lately
rejoicing m privileges bearing some
analogy TO 'heir own but popular gov
ernnleut needed this sort of trnumnb.
ant ylndicaiiou, and all that We can
hope ls that privileged classes else.
where "i'i Ahe warning ~ the fate oil
the American shareholders, and not
compel the people 10 put them down
by the strong hand OF force
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Refined Sugars 1r

a. Louis Democrat says Belch-
ere sugar refining Company circular.
OF The 18th Of Nay, quotes crushed
sugar double refined, lgsc do B lglc
crushed do G. l93c, powdered .pr.~
double refined, lssc do c. Ie-c -
lated sugar l9tS refined white, o. lSIc
dooo' lsc refined yellow. l,lc r.-f
ed AAAr l6ge golden syrup. ba-r.ls
II so hat brls, 81 %. kegs. 81 s. go
house syrup molasses, brls, 81 uS. M
brls, 81 II; kegs, 81 Is; city refnsry
sugar house molasses, brls, 95c hlfbrls
ssG kegs 81 " Missouri refinery sugar
hoos@ moiAsses, bFls, Soc hlf brls. Sc.
ksgs sc.
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8tw advertisements.
Proposals for Frssh Beef.


OFFICE Us COMMt~SARY CFSUBSISTENCEl
tLA4AsyHLE, IESN-, Nay -, IsG5. !
GEtJED Proposals, IN duplicate, or furnishing
- u :. subs tenca department With aIl the r s-h
brei Telulred IN tuat patio che D~eIarunsut Of the
Ounbcriaud north OF the Cumberland river IN the
state al Tennessee. except the Post Of EGgefe g.,
Ion Two months from the 10th OF June, 1870. viii be
re'eiFed ac TINS office until ~ IA. Jure 10, 1885.
The beef IS % pe Ola good and marketable quality,
100 equal Tr3Fort on 81 lore aud hILd quarter mat.
lneeks, shzuks. and kidney taAOw sXcIudedl 70 b.
delivered GO tEe different camps and posts ia suuh
quantities as may be from time TO time required,
and on such Gays - toe Commanding Officer may
designate.
Payment will be made monthly in the funds fur
n.sred by the United States for pubic u-bur-e-
lnent, butIn the event Of The COmmlssarv who re-
ceITes the beef blug without iulds 10 nsy Tor &C.,
then pay rent 20 he made as SON Thereafter As
iunds shall be renewed for that purpose.
Fr0oi o. loyalty 20 the United sasues Government
vii be r-g1lret with each proposal.
The successful bidder viii be equirtd 10 enter
into contact and give bond for S-0,oUL, with ap-
proved secUriy, fer as faithful erormaace.'
Bidders are requested 20 he present at the open
ing Of the proposals.
Forms o. Proposals furnished st this Office.
+. y, MUKRILL.
Juue1-ot Capt. and { s.. Y.
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Largo Fleet for Fnronenn waters.

The Worlds Washington special
says:
Admiral Goldboro's feet, for the Med
i~terranean, will consist Of about sixty
vessels. 1t will depart about the An
Of July for q three years cruise. The
new Ironsides and the double turreUted
monitors viii make a part of the feet.
The flag ship win be the Colorado. She
will drop anchor for several months In
the harbOr of M~arseilles, and the rest
Of the feet will scatter for various parts
of the sea About ten vessels viii cruise
about the British Isles and in the North
Sea. The feet is now being gathered
at Fortress Monroe.
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S5O.OOO

WE offers piece ofy-lusbie R,al Esfa p for sale,
on IedsI street. lust east OF the Commercial HO.
TEL, for $1,000. The ents VIII nav n Der cent par
annum- For q safe and ppm.nent investment.
thst Stl 90 TO keep" 5ld then be the safest url-
perry 10 leave to a man children, We confident y
tbs offer, Applyt 70
NILSSON MUEFEEF.
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Great Bargains /!
T cry
AND NOTIONS! r
Constantlv Receiving

CUTTERS, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS =
- Generally. II Won wish 20 buy goods at :
Reasonable, yea, Really Satisfactory pri- -
ces, give is r call. a
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The Horse Gear.
Dan Castello.

whose Wit. Humor, Conversational Powers. Apti-
tude and Refinement. render him the most accept
able talker who has ever entered the arena hide
pendent Of his Own inherent and acquired abilities,
Will introduce his elegantly trained Steed
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msay-2m
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Nashville TrOtliDg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 offered in Pursesl

5000 Offered in Purseat
THE following Sweepstakes ara now open. to he
run for over the M hvLIe Course on the zttb,
27th and 2stn Of June.
WoKp.Y June 2G. -SwBeustakes for horses thai
have never trotted = mile under $50 Subscrip-
ton $50 each, p. D., with 500 added by the Associa.
ton. Nile heats, best three 10 i've, IN harness. 10
name and close the 9Th day ofJune.
TUESDAY,, June H-Sweepstskes for horses that
nsver uotfad a mile under2.s0. Subscription SIS
each, half forfeit, with $3.50 added by the Associl-
zion. mhe heats, best three 10 five 10 harness. 10
name add close the 2lst day Of Juna.
WEDNESDAY, Jure = -SWeepstakes for Oh trot.
ting htrses, mile hests. best three IN five IN har-
ness SubscTi riion 500 each half forfeit. The As
-ociation TO add $500, II three or more start: ifonly
two start, the Association % AID $50. To name
and close on the 2lst day Of June.
Nominations 10 he made % she Undermined en-
closing a note wiih approved security f1r the r.
noun Of the lJIteit.
F. + JONE7, sefretarv.
maysl-tf Gazette Once, Nashville. Tenn.
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IN CH4NCERY At NURFREES.
BORO.
MAY RULES, 1866.

-"' -|-I-0"IT
Us
Jno. ". MIbry, and others.J
\ thls csu-eIt appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the
4 the Clerk and Master that the defendant Samuel
J. Barley Is a nonresident Of the state Of Tenn,
80 thar the ordinary process Of law cannot be ser
we'd on hlm:Iti Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master thai publication be- made in the Nashville
Union, a newspaper published 10 the city OF Nash.
VIE, Tor four successive weeks, command NJ the
saio teiendsnt 10 appear al the next term Of the
court q be held in Mart eesboro on the 4th Mon
Gay IN october next, then and there 10 answer,
plead, or demUr to cOmplaiusnrs bill, or the same
VIII he taken for confessed, and set for hearing ex
psrte- JaMHS NJ. "OMPKINS. ca 81.
READY solicitor. lune2-4tWa
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North Nashville.

TWO Brick Dgclhng Houses for sale. at $500
tHr both, IN Haslam's addition, rear orthe late resi-
dence Of VIM f. Demoutrsm, ESQ. Lot 100 feet
front; each house contains four rooms Applvr5
NELSON & MURFREE,
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Dwelling Houses.

THAT fine Brick dwelling House. No. o. on
Chufch Street - offered for sale nj q fair prcr.
ALso-DweHDg No s, Vine street, between Church
and Vine streets. apply 20
NELSON & MCRFREE.
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T. u. HANCOCK, solicitor. IUne2-4t8-
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IN CHANCERT At NURFRFES-
BORO.
NAY RUIEs, lS65.
JOSIAH NJ. BAIRD aud ". W. McKight

IS.
John u Alexander,
IaFpnaung % The saGslachon Of the Cerz and
Il Master thai J. Alexander b. non-rs-ide,r -
t.eSoae q tennessee, ara resides IN parts unFpoxn
n ViaAES presses 81 law cannoi h served
Master uhst pcbhcalon he made Ia - Ns.bv-1e
Union a new paper published Ia the ciry of Nssb.
Yiue. fT four successive weeks, requiring he sad
defendant % appear AZ The next term OF the Chnn-
cerv Court, q b. held az the Couu house IN
Mulfree-boro, Tennessee, on the fourth Monday
ID Uutohsr next, tSa5l % Ensgef, p-esd OF demur o
c0mplaananrs hl, or the same VII b. takenforeon-
iossod and set Tor hearing a. pGrt1
JAAEsM N. THOMPSON, CAN.
REkEY, Solicitor. jgne2-fiss
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Veterinary surgery.
Intelligence Once.

A Ii persons Eanlng Mahanics, GeFkz, ntusa-
"a zerVun.s =, NeodNhopeers, COoE-me1 o. uo-
mss-Ehie o. cdored Noah Do veil 10 cali ~ cor
of3os, No. cA Aonh CherJ street, zad register
their wants.
Persons desuing situauons VII 10 TIE sama. Be
zgu AZ he door. .. BAUCOM 4 %.
maFl9-fme Ganeral AFau =
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IN CHANCERT AT lIURFREES
BORO
MAY RULES, lG65.
Josiah n, Baird,


In THIS cause, 10 appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
CLERK and Msstes, THAI the defendant, John Bel.
Jr, IS q non-residenr Of the state Of Tennessee, so
tiRi re ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon MN. 10 h. therefore, ordered that puhlca-
uoH De made FOR four successive weeks, in the Nash
vile Union, a newspaper Published in the city OF
nashville, requiring the said defendant to appear al
TIE next term OF the Court, 70 be held 10 The town
Of Muriree. horn, on he 4th Monday in October
next, 1853, 10 plead, snsSer or demur TO complain
ant s bal, or the same Nil be taken for confessed
and set Tor hearing O. pGtg.
JAMES NJ, TOMPKINS, ca NJ.
hhNDiI solicitor. lune34tWe
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Suburban.

A NICE Brick House tor sale 10 McGavock's sd.
diuon 10 Nashville, containing three rooms, porch.
cellar, &c. Good cistern, snrubherv aud fruit traaz
Lot 50fset by $50. Location, Poix street Pree
5000. Apply 10 NELSON & MURFREE.
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Security, Fair BATES, Prompt
Payments.
" SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHFSICIAA,
ukORNINa HIN WITH 8UCOEa8 vs.
OTHER STATES, as TT Is IN
NAsHVILAE, TENNEsagE

For further information - regard 10
the skiliful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader il referred 10 Sru.
LAS THERAPEUTICS and MATERA MEDICA.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1866,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGiITs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women For all diseases in tins
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran.
teed. With my general practice j treat
the following
UlPOnic Cases
Win satisfaction R-hsumEism, Affections o. ne
Diseases % the Throat 3Eslled joins.
5tn Lmbas RlsQuay Pans, Ulcers, CsEoaT, GrsvI,
Diseases Of tie Heart aud LIVER. OF
he Stomach, hsu1Iga, HInc En or bcnohls,
DesLn9ss, Diseases o. me Eye' DsoaLaLsd sss-
With all Private Diseases ans
Diseases of the Urinary ORGANS.
70 tho Ladies'.
Al Affections Of IRE Womb ueatad win aua.s4z.
Those Married Iadte who Gnvo oeon 20 uu,ouu-
% mieeauJ ofEroye s~honacn, can - eaFnsd
o their nj TINE u 6uud prsZnanh b. Eviaz msa
AL.
8terllity.
Young Married ladies' whose mlsnortuns d ras
not b bring birth In dus season. amaubsf
l9d has said you should multiply and rspienlsh. u
his IA your desire ypu can consult me- eilnar b.
star or 70 Persoa- 70 is1y over tnuy-hvs yean
AGNES maks spolcanon- ncOmmuncau5ra
, lsttor or peEsoa strictly oouhdenhd.
Night Emissions Cured.
TounE Nan, stop before you urfkar 70. o. al
issasse su1ec4 70 MAN, thero n 90 hsaa.s 20 hafd
D cure A. hight AinlsHicna, and phyasianz are
sarce hat understsnd treating 10; aud 70 700 ] csn
~ that have cured dozens "a his city, a. vel -
} different States, Who have spent doilar anar doI-
n and are now vel cured bY ma an daily To-
owing letters and sending medicine % az pare o.
he country. In q HCEd. AL thai ars dasassd 10
~ way, AMI VII give me q cal, / VIII uF8 safe
for all Of the d1aasos manlouad n this a.
erGsomenL. TIE bsI q rsaarsncas ufaa = EG
ity.
Al lsiieFs dressed 10
DR. N0aILL.
uai0s s1osL Hashylls, Tsns.
iaa'-if Ill nra-i -tth uyowns -st-a To-
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SIS Reward.

GTRAYED or stolen, o Horse from the stable 90
- McLetnore street on SATURDAY, a7th Of May,
married Us No-5s4, Bay color. ten years Old, *.
teen hsnos high, three white feed. ard ar In he
iereheafs inspected. eond mned, md sold to The
underz gned- Any ore returning the horse, or
BVng By which he nay be found Will
receive The aboye reward.
DUNCAN McRAE.
junel-2ts Corner Cedar and sRpce
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Building Lots for Sale.

THAvE 8 or 10 lois. Immediately beyOnd he
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

MAEETED,
Las evening, june lsf, At tie residence Of NJ.
Asa Brsshear, By Rev. " d. F. sssre, Nh. J.. o.
MlLsoa 10 Miss fiaTrIT srsyCEE-zI OF this city.
Two birds within one nest,
Two hearts within oLe breas',
Two 1ogi- Within one far
flrm league of love and prayer,
Together Aeund Tor sye, t3gether bound.
An ear that waits 70 cztrh
hsng upou the latch.
A step that hastens IFS sweet rest u win:
A world o. Csrp wthou,
kwOrid O. STRIFE shut out,
A world of love shut IN.