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cry respectfully
Another Captured IrOn-CIad.

1t may be remembered that a for
midable rebel iron-clad was sunk on
the 18th of last January by striking q
wreck while coming from the dry-dOck
in Charleston harbOr. This vessel was
raised on the 18th of April, and in sew
en- days after she was lowed down the
harbor aud prepared for sea. The
work was fnfahed on the I'D, and the
iron-cled Columbia, in tow of the Van
derbilt, started for the north She
reached Fortress Monroe on the 18th,
and is now lying of the dry-dOck there,
in company with quite a flock of these
rebellious rams, whose pugnacity was
never equal to expectation The At
lanta, Albemarie, the Lady Davis and
the Columbia are all now lying there
in pleasant companionship, and likely
to be of service, should we ever have
another war. The Merrimac was in
deed destroyed, but we have the Ten
nessee, a superior ship, and with the
Columbia, include all of the rebel navy
not of foreign construction. The last
acquisition can be estimated by her
proportions, length of deck PIG feet,
beam 81 feet 6 inches, depth OF hold 10
feet Her armament is three guns in
each broadside and two forward. She
has two highpressure engines, and can
steam six knots in still water. She is
plated with six inch wroughtiron on
her classmates, two and one-half on her
knuckle and deck, steers well and
The vessel arrived without
any additional injuries, and could cas-
be prepared for service. She will
be q trophy of rebel naval skill, as well
as Of our arms, and as such will proba~
bly, be retained when hundreds Of 9th
er vessels are sold out Of the service.
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CRIMINAL CouRT PRocEEDRGs.-Several
cases were discharged and continued.
The State Us. Matilda Overton for larce-
N.Y. verdict, not guilty.
The State rs. Geo. Mcpherson, for petit
larceny. Recognized to appear at next
term Of court, in the sum of $500, and as a
further security, VIM. Wright deposited
with the clerk the sum of twoshundred
dollars.
The State rs. Vim. Browne for larceny;
verdict ten years in the ~penitentiary.
The following named jurors were fined
IS each for non-attendance: Joseph Work,
T. J. Reese, Ben. Wallace, JnO. Coltart,
Samuel Watkins, NJ. L. Cartwright, G. W.
Henderhott, James Davis, T. S. Mari, J
W. Lehman, G. F. Dunkle, Thos. Chads
well, Jno. L. Bsyne, J.. R. Farris, B. R..
Cutter, W. ]. Arlington, A. j. Milum, and
Austin McClenan.
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sEME

NEE TBELrRE.-Miss Jennie Hight close
her engagement at the above named estsb.
lishment on Saturday evening. Il is hsl
second visit to the Crock City"-Qet u
hope, however, it viii not be her last) Du-
ring her short stay Of two weeks she has
made many friends and admirers. Miss
Hight is very yOung-in fact nothing but a
mere girl-yet chs has fne talent, good
judgment, and great energy. With all
these qualities combined she cannot fail to
succeed. We feel confident that ultimately
Jennie Hight will reach the highest hight
in the comedy role. She has a benefit this
evening, on which occasion she will appear
as Capitola Black in the play of "The Hid
den Hand" Our thestre-goers should NOT
fail 10 pay a deserving tribute to worth and
genius. It is her last appearance bat one
during the present engagement
The combined dramatic talent of this
city, including Miss Jennie Highland Miss
Helen Western, viii give Carrie Wight q
complimentary benefit on Saturday after
noon next.
THEATEE.-To-night is the last appear
ance but one Of Miss Helen Western, when
she viii sustain her great role of Thisbe in
the "Actress Of Padus," and Pauline in the
comedy Of the 'Pet Of the Petticoats"
Monday evening the benefit of Miss Julia
Nelson takes place. OF course every n
will 90.
PoLAND's VARIETIEs.-The usual variety
wit, funa and sentiment-win be present
ed tonight. From the large audience
every night we judge that people never
at POland's. "Peter Wilkins" is re-
plete with all that can interest.
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We made mention yesterday Of the fact
that Major ASS Holt, Jr., PaymssteT, U. 8.
A., had been brevetted Lieutenant Colonel.
He has been on constant duty at this point
since its capture in 1862. By his courteous
manners, obliging disposition, and faithful
performance Of duty he has won the re-
gard and esteem Of sll who have the plea
sure Of his acquaintance, and the Govern
ment could not have selected q more de-
serving P~aymsster upon whom TO bestow
this complimentary recognition Of merito-
rious service. So says a contemporary and
we endorse Il, cordially.
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TO Strangers and citizens.

We do not profess 10 be the only Physi
elan IN the city, " who may be found at III.
office al all hours, day or night +" nor a,
We, in offering our services TO the invalid
desire TO recommend ourself in preferencl
10 other equally well established and *.
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases, men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any t0oAder-
III secret reuc9ies, or extraordinary Ggrse-
able treatment o. P~aLiGhUesj e. all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of neis remedies, o. siel0
modes Of treatment, Is upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 70 perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By exPe-
Renee and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public toour general ad-
Tertisement, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from 8 in the morning TIL .
- night. = Z. L. COLzNAx, M. D.
81 North Cherry g., Eashyille, Tenn.
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LUNBER.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, a barge containing $4,000 feet of
white pine lumber, embracing 81 kinds Of
clear aud common plank, framing timbers,
joice, and scsntiing, as follows:
2x4-l6, Is, ank "a feet long.
2x6-ls, 20, and % feet long.
2xs-20, q, "a and 30 feet long.
2Kxs-2O, % and "a feet lSng.
3Kxl0-Is and p feet long.
2LxI2-2O feet long.
4x6-2O and 80 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
Sz4-6, Z, 10, Il, IS, 20 and % feet long.
Also $50, 600 feet choice white pine flooring,
Of ell widths, for the lowest cash prices, al
knight 4 Bros. Lumber Ysrd. If
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The Sabbath School picnic, Of which D.
D. Diekey Is Superintendent, and II. C.
Smith is Secretary, passed off %spendidly.
Mayor Smith accompanied them and SUI
~perinteDded the selection Of the grounds,
siz miles up the river. It wa expected to
be held ct brentwood, but the cars were
taken 10 transport the 4th Corps to John
t%onville, and they were obliged to take a
beat. Three hundred and eighty persons
we're present. The children enjoyed them
selves hugely.
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"THE VAcAET OHAIR."-A correspondent
writes 70 US from Camp Hsrker to Mrs. Car
RE Wight, on the occasion of her benefit,
to sing the favorite song of the soldier boys:
"The Vacant Chair" he adds that Carrie
is the favOriIe Nashville sOngstress of his
division (lst) Of the 4th corps. The boys
must remember hat her benefit viii come
oil during the afternoon, Saturday, not at
pf,bf
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DELEGATIoN.-Brig. Gen. ThOs. F. Wilder,
Brevet Brig. Gen. Chas. H. GrOsvenor, Col.
C. L. Carter, Col. ". s. Cav, Lieut.. Col.
cOrbett, Lieut.. Col. J. n. Benedict, and
Lieut.. Col. Carl, constitute a delegation to
Ohio for the purpose Of nominating a Gov
ernOr for that State. They are generally
in favor Of Gen. Cox or some army officer.
All are decidedly opposed TO Brough.
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River and steamboat news.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
None.


The river at this point still continues to
rise, with I've feet water on Harpeth
Shoals.
A telegram from B~urksville, KY, (8OO
miles above here to Boyd & PEBBLES, reports
the rivsr rising briskly at that point on the
14th inst.
Our report in yesterdays issue, that the
Volunteer had arrived, was incorrect. We
learn that she was at Harpeth Shoals yes,
terday, slowly winding her way up.
Twenty boats areat Jacksonville awaiting
orders for the transportation Of the 4th
Army Corps.
The Louisville Democrat Of yesterday,
y 'The river at this point came to a
stand yesterday, with 5 feet 6 inches water
in the canal, last evening, BY the marx, 3
feet 6 inches in the pass on the falls, and 2
feet G inches over the rocks. During the
"a hours, ending at dark last evening, the
river at the head Of the falls had not varied
a single inch. The weather was clear and
warm.
The Louisville papers Of yesterday an
nounce no departures or arrivals at that
point 10 or from Nashville.
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In Chancery Court at Carthage.
Nay RuIES 1855.

william B Andrews,
Henry Page, I FiPpIn, b I hddiet Ghes Kelly,
Las, d, White, b u Hsrris, ELIJAH Hale
III this cause, i appearing - the SATISFACTION Of
- 49, sra Mssfer that Joseph Hsle and others,
heirs OF ElDsh Hale, dec'd. children and grand
chldrsn. and uames and number unknown are non
residents OF the STATE Of Tennessee, 50 thA me or
dinarv process OF lsw cannot BE- served upon them
IL l. therefore ordered that publication be msde Tor
6ar consecutive weeks ia toe nashville Union, q
newspaper published 10 the city o. Nsshviie, Yen
nessee, requiring the saa hon-resoeos 49,
al ne auglst Rules. ls6S Of the ChSnceTy Count q
NTH county, TO plead, ans9er OF aemur % com
pis nanrs hii or the same VII be taken Tor COMES
iubeS-wsrs ID. H. CAMPBELL. Ca n.
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IN CHANCERY At CARTHAGE


Vim. A. Csrnthers, ct sls.D
Il sppearnE % the satisfaction % the Clerk sn0
Master inst the defendants, Vim. A. Carutheras
Robert l. Caruthers, ~, RohA l. Csruthers, srs
and Loutsa Dixon Carter are n~on-reldenis 81 ths
state Of Tennessee, % thatthe crdfuarY process q
law cannot De served upon them. Il II therefore or
dcred BY the Clerk and Nastsrtha; publication be
made in the Nashville Union, q Newspaper pub
lshed in the city OF Nashville, ff four successive
weeks, recurring tns sud defendants % Eppear &c
he nerf term Of the Chancery Court. 70 be held n
the town o. Carthage, Tennessee, on the erst Men
dav 10 Aug1s1 next 1850 10 plead. s7sser, or demur
Ia complCnsui,s BIZ. OF lie same vii oe taken ia
%. 3. cAMPBEfLs
usyfT.V4t Clerk 4 MGtN.
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Officers on leave Of absence or detached.
duty, can have their pay accounts made.
out, collected or disposed Of. Soldiers anal
statements bought and assistance rendered.
Company commanders, regimental Quarter
masters and others 10 close their papers (by
experienced Quartermaster's clerks) at No.
6s, North Cherry street.
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Coon Nrws.-The poBderous -four, shin
gle, and numbering mills, known as the
Reservoir or Mccain Mills, the finest in
the State, have been relieved BY the Gov
and turned over 10 the new pro-
prietors, Hugh Doaglss 4 Co., onterprising
sad clever gentlemen, a. win be seen by
the complimentary introduction given
them 70 he community by The old proprie-
tor, wko generally knows and means what
he says. The community may soon expect
70 obtain some Of their justly celebrated
Mountain Dew Flour, as well as a good sup
ply Of Lumber and Shingles, at q reasoua-
bic rate. Parties having wheat and Jaw
logs nssll viii DO well 70 read their adver-
ussmsnt in another column. Success TO
you, boys, say we.
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We would call attention 10 the card of
JBo. r. Isom, Military Claim Agent, No. GO,
Cherry Street. Jno F. Isom was formerly,
Capt. & A. A. @. NJ, for this Post, and has
acquired an amount of Military knowledge
seldom found outside Of military circles.
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Recommendation Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, Wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery ofthe
Cumberland, 2 5Cedsr street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tf.
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard TO value, and not 10 be paid for I'M
ii you know what you will receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn nom this Asso-
ciadon since Jan. ], 1865, the following kindly per-
NIT their names to be usedi
Robert Il Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn, Me'o-
deon, value $50. Willis, w 22d st n. Y,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value S2O6. Mrs RG Tappan,
Is YORK ST., Sold Watch, value SlZS; Miss Ellen
p. DickersOu, Binghsmpton, n. Y, Melodeon, va
lue 500. Mi. z II Stone, 81 Tenth s., n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Thcs A Miller, Scranton,
Pa, diamond Ring, value Sl76. Miss Ellen J.
Peck, Springfield, liza, Melodeon, value Sl25. DR..
/. Van Ripper, Washington, d. G., sold Hunting
Cassd Watch, value $50. Edward h. Lindsay,
Worcester, Mass, Piano, value $3.50. Miss ID d
FsrFell, Dubuque, lows, Diamond Ear DIops, va
NY, Music Box, vaIue so. Mrs K { lngersol.
Urbana, Ohio. Silver set, value $50. Lieut. b +
Hendncks, Wizards Hotel. Washington, e. SD
YER Patent Lever Watch, vaue S55. Capt / War
ner, 18th N Y Vols, Silver Watch, value S35.
Many persons who have drawn valuable priEess
do not " sh their names published or We might eK-
MAsSrH or DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and It's
VALUE, are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
well mixed. One of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Order tor some Article, worth at
least one dollar at retail will be delivered at our
oHcr. or sent bp mail 70 any address, without re-
gard to choice, on the receipt Of % cents. The
purchaser viii see what Article II draws and IT,
value. which may be nom One to Five Hundred
Dollars. and can then send One Dollar and receive
he article named.
nRrNo Blsnks-Every purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn Will he i'm
medistely sent 10 any address by return mail or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed N all Cases.
"a six Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen Tor
Two Dollars. -
Agents waited. Send a stamp for q Circular. AL
letters should be addressed
T. BENTON L CO.,
Bo1 5567 Post onara, New York.
Arr2s-lmdATs
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Fine Whisky, BrAndies, Wines and Porter
Hostetter's, Cedron and Roback's Bitters;
Ayre's, Hurly's and Bulls s~srsaparilla, for
sale at the lowest cash rates at r. ". Fos-
tsr's, No. Is Public Square. DR.. N. U.
smith attends to the compromising Of pre-
scriptions.
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s~rrLER's Goobs AT CosT.-There is slsrge
stock Of susler Goods, such as aimed
Fruits, oysrsrs, ssrdines, Tobaecos Cigars,
Stationery, etc, being closed out al A. a NJ.
Landsburg. corner Of the Public Square
and Market street, at greatly reduced pm
css. Won will end bargains there. These
goods must be sold and are ohrred much
below market prices.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
\. \. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral; Jet
and Gold, FlOrentine, Mosaic. Jet, Lava, and Cameo
Sleeve Buttons, Sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
Chains, PLAN and Chased Gold Rings, Sold Thin
bles. Lockets, New Style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and a large as
sortment Of Fine Jewelry OF every description, Of
the hest make and latest STYLES. valued at
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It iatime We were making preparations
for the Fourth Of July next, made doubly
memorable By the fall Of Vicksburg. Let
US remember that it was once annihilated
here, and redOuble our exortiOns. Who
will start the ball?
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At EeOneert in a country town, a couple
Of very inferior tallow candles having been
brought in requisition, 4 lady loosely ask
cd il they were spermacetti. "0h no" re-
piled Nick, "they are vsritable sperm-o'-
country"
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THALrA-Al members are requested to
attend a special meeting, to be held at their
Hall this evening at s o'clock. Business Of
Importance on hand.
By order OF the President.
j. sEKEAN, Secretary.
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PsoyosT hARsHAL's OFFIcE.-0ver three
hunded paroled rebel soldiers reported
10 Capt Hunter Brooke yesterday evening
for quarters. They were sent to Col. Park
hurst for disposal.
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Butter Depot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of CLARK & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, at the Butter De-
pot, IS Broad street.
je2-Im CLARK 4 GREGoKT.
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Carte Pictures Of AbrahsmLine Oln, An
drew johnson, Gov. Brownlow, of most all
the Generals Of the Union and late Rebel
Army, for sale by the single copy, dozen or
hundred, at Giers' Gallery, AZ Union street.
Also q fne assortment Of plain and fancy
Albums, gilt frames, etc. Call at AZ Union
street. lel4-lwH
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Carr. 6oopwN's.-Thirty-six Coufeder-
stss and several citizens took the oath at
cat GoodHin's yesterday, Among the
NboI officers We notice the following names,
Em. II. Hidell, Secretary 70 the Vice Pres
dent Confederate States Thomas H.
sASRks, Captain 9th Kentucky oayslryi
Henry NJ. Snyder, Captain and A. c. s.;
Mark N. Sanders, lsi Il. goth Tennessee
in'Gntryi Vim. B. CaThsrt, "a Lieutenant
lEt Bait Ga, Reg and John II. 0'Zanue,
ID Lt.Is4th Tennessee Infantry.
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We are pleased to find that our old friend
Lee Dodds has returned from his home.
He occupies his old desk at Capt. Hunter
Bro9ke's Office.
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Any Merchant having a business stand
suitable for Millinery and Dress Trimming
business on Church street, and would like
10 rant A third or half Of their Store, can
hear OF a gooatsnant by leaving word at
this Office Immediately. lunel4~Sts.
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We are Indebted 70 Cone 4 Tunnell for
the "MOnthly Military Ramblss," which
we can highly recommend, and "GOdey's
Lady's Book"
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Notice.
THE ADAMS ExgREss ooMPA

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
PuulIu SquEAz, AAaHyuLE, Nay ~ -
VIE nov haes a Ous oace 90 Public sga.u.
w De 5clloEing Unclaimed taEgage. Ehicn hs
accumulated 81 our hagEags Room - Cnaiaooo
Dspo. and q no1 caled M IN EnF9 daJa -
led % pay ehafRot
4 Irunk, no marx,
! Boa, Haarzsd n Col T G Boon, Laverne, Tsun.
/ Desk, " jewell Mich EnE. ana MOI
! BOX, no marx,
q - q HH
4 Tunk, win cheek.
/ Box, 3 smith Tel. o8ee. stsyoason. Ala
1 TunksJI Haun. Naeh
i " jacob Ham, Nashville
I Bundle. ulth check
i CaFpet Bag
2 Rolla Bianksis, ne max
I Rundis O1 cloth, "
I Trauz, - marx
/ Etn elecE
n Box, CsplW MEcEca, haah
N no marx
] Ealse, no uafk
Q Carpet hagss % maLk
9 Saddle
1 Pkg Blsnks "
i Ha0k Tools
IT, clHn n ny 81 Ms shaTs arl.
/ cfez sho are unscquaatea % The omce, must unne
/ mem 81 nsoosr lda11dca1o1-
msyis-im JOEL DAVE ASeu-
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BAxKEurrl BKSKRUPrli-The Bankrupt
Sale Store, NO. 80 North Market street, is
still selling boots, shoes and hats at bank
ypnt Dr;oas. or any per cent. cheaper
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The following letter from Senator
King, in reply to sn invitstion to attend
the Cooper Institute meeting, vas re.
ceived by the committee:
O~GDENsBURG, June 5, 1865.
"GEsTLENEN Your letter of May 81,
inviting me to attend q public meeting
Of the Union citizens of the city of New
York, to be held at the Cooper Insti-
tute on the evening of "Wednesday,
June :, for the purpose of giving ex
preston to their faith in the admins
traton Of President Andrew johnson,
is received.
Ny engagements will deny me the
pleasure of being present at your meet
ing and participating with you in your
expressions of confidence in the Presi-
dent; bat, gentlemen, your expressions
of confidence in him cannot be stronger
than those l entertain in his goodness,
his frmness, his ability, and his more
than Roman patriotism and devotion
to the Union, the Constitution, and the
laws. Whatever Of good you msy think
or say Of him, time viii confirm you in
the opinion that he deserves it
l thank you for the invitation you
have so kindly given me to meet with
you, and regret that i cannot be pres
ent at your meeting.
Very respectfully,
PRESTON KING.
Messrs. George P. Bradford, Moses
H Grinnel, Guy r. Pelton, Martin
Thatcher, Sinclair Tousey, T. B. Van
Buren,, Charles Bell, committee"
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Maj. Gen. John A. Logan, Maj. Gen. F.
P. Blair, and Mai. Gen. steadman arrived
in Louisville Wednesday night.
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E. n. Davis has laid Godey's Lady's
Book, Wsverly Magazine, and the Sunday
Mercury on our table. Thanks.
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We desire 70 call attention 10 the adver-
tisement in another column, Of the "Great
Southwestern Oil and Mining Company"
The lands are situated in the neighborhood
Of Meanwhile, Warren Co., Tenn, and
have developed silver ore Of the richest
quality, epsom salts, alum, mountain chalk,
and coal oil from flowing springs.
The following names are sufficient guar
antee for the good faith Of tho company:
Maj. Gen. r. II. Milroy, President; VIM,
Glenny Of Ohio, Vice President; W. L
White Of Tennessee, Treasurer; Jno. o.
CrAvens, A. A. G. Vols, Secretary.
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Thirty persons were arrested by the city
patrols yesterday. All drunk and disOr-
DERBY.
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Z. Bateman, a colored boy. WAS shot in
TIE thigh yesterday mornings Al the "Baek
sPEngS By the accidental discharge Of e
revolver, which fell from the pocket Of 3
lslais' while IN tie act Of washing,
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twenty-five dollars per day made with
Goodale's stereoscOpe. There are two for
sale at e North cherry street.
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RrcOEpEK's CouEr. - Thirty-one cases
were adjusted yesterday. I'd. German,
and Jas. Haper were fined $50 each Tor be-
ing drunk and attempting robbery.
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The train from Louisville failed to arrive
on time last night.
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OrE JoB 0FFIcE.-Wesr are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ipr in the neateat style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-16

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.