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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

Y,ruE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Brf WEES NEW-lCRk AND LiNEkfOOi. CALLING
Al CORK HAkRON.
AND BETWEEN iOstOs AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
inc AT HALIFAX AND COIN HAhbOs.
ASlA............caycs Boston " edit cs-av July
new ok. eiEcsay. JAY ~
CdISA..........'rssrsB 'sfoa... wrdnrsiav. July ~
PERSIA .........srgypsS sv OK. " eGne8GaY jay 20
AkI .ieayer bos'np... wednesday Au..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New ora "Wednesday. Aug
Fsos DIRK LIvKaPoOi-
Chief soin flassge. .................... sls7oe
Second CO IN fis.s-'. .-.........,........., %
Fgos BOSTON TO LgyshfOoL
CliefCslin 'assl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Second Cabin Passage. ................... ~ 10
ay.bs 10 soi s equivalent ia United states cIr.encc
ierils not secured until reid Tor.
IN . yp-ricnced surgeon on b0'ri
Tie h-. slip. viii not ~ accountable for srec.
vsnlb~. es, ellis of Lanz having tue value expressed
sss si-g.a lheIrlos.
tor kre!sat OF Pr''sge srplyto
r. lCNARD. 80. 4BowliIgsrr-n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

X REAT BARGAINSi-F Sale, FATE and
w COUNTY RIGfiJS OF 6ILBERIS NEW PAfLST
COAL-ASH SiFTTR;i II fts any ar berrsi; tie
coh pae. through spout into tho bod the ashes into T."
b.re and does no, to be re.n. " u"i, he barr
Gul OF ssbos: makes dust r. BLAKE, No. 3Tyop.row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
- AND FANCY GOODA Do
~ r. BROWN. Iuper.sr
No. 1s6 Pssh-s, N.
printung.

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. l0f Fulton.
W a,.sIEAA Ios PRINTERS md LABEL NAN
uBACAURk2A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
NEW LABOR.sAvING AGRICULTURAL

IN MACHINE g. Important as the Respers AID Mowers
will do more worn u All mems WORK by horse power a
capitalist is aned TO assist 10 Introducing IL; yry liberal
u be made Address MACHi.sE. care OF W W. w.
o Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co" LINE.
many FOR PROVIDENCE DlfEST.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co. LINE.
" DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DlfEcT
on.i.tipy of the foowIut new and splrndd s,esDers
ELECTgA Capt. J. w Nye; OAi.AIEA. capt w. NJ
Jor..i DC EAnUS. Capt. VIM Young 49, NJ, A.
n Nnrtb River foot OF Robinsonst Daily foundsys sx
W Connecting At Frovicc- with the 7is m Train Tor
Boston.
CsrFr.ieht teken at Propeller Rstes.
G-1h-.e sssed In ther sfrsnsemen,s
so the eouor, aud ssty Of pss nd their achilles Ion
tie Transports lon Of Freight 49, -,
Ix Ps.sens.. ser retiring fr the nlght are not disturbed
III, they an IN Providence 81 a. hour ~try enough 70 70
cur. III desired IN the hf's accommodation usn 'o'
Boston. =. ,,o. r
For information IN regard to Frerht he sppy to isAAS
OpELI. General Freight Asou', Pirr NO q. ~ II.
Tickets, Sta,erooms Ac zppy TO the IRA on ooard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" TEE GENERAL TRANSATLANTlC CoAPANmns
NEW LINE or FiRSTCLkS5 MAIL StEA sHiPs
nFTWEES NETWORK AND HAvRE, CALLING AT
BRKSf.
Continent are toe follow ing:
WAsiIi, GTOS .O4 3 D b, power.
20 .9.-bofse power.
EUROPE ..............3 le4 .t0borse powef
NAPOLEON ...(N.sriy ready. 100 1oss power.
ST. LAURENT Bu,lauzl ........'nfrs' power.
pKRF IRE oui dug .....'.'1fr power
VILE Df PARIS. =. bnl ding ,eat Po"es'
spEPARiURl.s PROM NEW-NORk.
rrpoPy ...... RID sY..................July n
IArAi TTI ~ ..,.TliDAI. ........... August ~
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
FIRsr Asly SIS SrCosp CABIS, $50
iuc.uiirg tab.e-wire fcY -tier class.
Passenger. int to snd r,.t vii b. fnrnislsd here
With reiroaI cSppyneSets I'D their baezsge ebecsed TO
Par additional csrs Of D. Tor hrst ard 80 for second
c'a-s
bleSird, 5ftcsSaAes free Of ehryge.
GEO MACKENZIE Aren't.
No. Bfosd~sy. Sewfo
A. Peris !? Boulevard des Cerncinea lOfsoi Ho'e).
~ Hayre. VA. lSELiN g. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
Wanis.

A PRACTICAL PAINTER. who understands
~ PLAIN and DECORATIVE PAINflSS. wishes WORK
e 10 ooaairy surns tho oVe, Monbs sss, Of rs-renoes
Iii b. sy,n Addfess apply At ps stos US sItbsve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
Doaro ano Rooms.

clean ROOMS and good
ID TABLE,, caii at No. III Nsvefley piece. ...,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

EMBROIDERY DEPARIMENT-Tw tirst.
4. :. JAFRRAY Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17
sherman's Georgia March.

A letter from Sherman's army says:
No pen has yet adequately described
the scenes Of the great march through
Georgia l can only give you few sug-
gestive instances told me by eye-wit-
nesses. Hundreds Of negroes followed
the army, tired and fOot-sore, little
children as well as gray haired old men
from Atlanta down to Savannah On
the march they we're Joined by thOu>
sands, some of whom came into camp
singing Prayer-meetings were held at
the stopping places, and there the sol
diers gathered round to hear them pray
ing, with souls in tears and voices IN
frenzy, for the great Yankee army
The poor cOntrabsnds we're told that
the Yankees would burn, roast, broil
and slaughter them, and were instruc-
ted 70 hide when our forces should
come-bUt all 70 no avail This sim
pie but shrewd people knew their
friends afar Of, and came pouring in
from all quarters, bringing information
with them At night mirth and fes-
tiVity reigned in the camp. The con-
trabands assembled round the fires,
and made a minstrelsy such as we have
never heard in the North. Every sol
der who had violin brought it out
for the contra bands to dance BY, and
while a few patted their knees, the
rest went tearing away ike mad in the
plantation Jig and walk-around Rv-
cry man, woman and child, poor. down
trOdden things as they were, regularly
mazda their eiXtepn m los a day living
upon the charity Of the goodShesrted
soldiers, and sometimes upon the re-
fuse Of the camp.
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SQashrille Amiu1l.
wv. GAMER0B q CO., Publishers.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II. ls65
General Grant.

A British field officer, who recently
visited the Army of the Potomac, gives
the following personal description of
Gen. Grant
On presenting myself at headquar-
tiers, and delivering my letter Of intro
duction for the Commander-in-C Chief
into the hands Of the Adiutant- General,
| was received without moments de-
lay, by Gen. Grant, who gave me most
cordial welcome, assigned me 8 tent
next to his OWE AID asked ne 70 live
With him during my stay. At six we
dined in 3 plank hut, sitting down, ten
in number, the whole party, with the
exception of myself belonging to the
Generals staff, The General is tact
turn, which gives the cue to his party.
He must certainly have enough on his
mind to occupE his thoughts, though
he does not shoW any signs of wear. In
person, he bears very strong likeness
to the late Lord Charles Wellesley,
with whom | was personally acquaint,
ed Indeed, on coming out of my tent
next morning, and seeing the General
standing, cigar in mouth, in front of
his, 30 striking was this resemblance
IN eountenance, figure, and appearance,
that had not known the second son of
the Duke of Wellington Is no longer
living, | could have almost sworn he
stood before me. General Grant is
about forty-two years of age, and was
regularly educated for the service at
West Point, but finding promotion slow, |
he quilted the army, and had been for |
i've years engaged in private pursuits |
when the civil war broke out. After /
dinner he took ne to his tent, gave me !
cigar, and ehatted freely. Here had |
IN opportunity of witnessing the dis
play of his very remarkable facility for /
The dispatch of business, which alone /
could prevent person in his position
rom being overwhelmed We were in
'essantly interrupted by messengers
bringing letters, messages, &c. With
'ut being in the least disconnected, he
Il once attended to the matter before
nm, wrote the necessary instructions,
md then resumed his compensation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

Major General Rousseau Is entitled
70 high position among the noble sons
of his native State. he is true SOL
dier, an honest patriot, and 3 man en-
dowed with high order of genius
Kentucky is justly proud of him, and
though in the contest for Senatorial
honors be was defeated, the people Of
his State love him meme the less. Had
the choice fallen on him, he would
have represented the Commonwealth
with business and fairness, and have leg
islated for her good and the welfare Of
the common country. As a soldier, he
has won many honors, and he will re-
turn to the field carrying with him the
prayers and the blessings of the people
of Kentucky. We Commend his ster-
ling qualities, respect his candor, and
accord to him q high sense of honor
and lofty patriotism The General
has carved bright history in the past,
and he will add new gems TO his course
Of glory when his sword shall again be
unsheathed At the front among the en-.
emies ofhis country.--L0Visvills journal
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touching Incident Of the War.

A correspondent Of the Tribune, with
General Sheridan's army, makes the
following interesting notice of Sheri-
dams headquarters, and the death Of
Col. John Marshall, grandson Of Chief
Justice Marshall, in the fight of the
18th of November;
General Sheridan had made his head
quarters at Bartonville, the venerable
country seat, for more than century
past, of the Bartons, who were formerly
one of the most wealthy and aristO-
cratic families of Winchester
The fine old stone mansion was orig
inally built for fort, and was long oc
cupied as a frontier post in the olden
times, and often garrisoned against the
Indians. Washington himself is said
to have slept within Its walls
1t stands on tho valley pike, facing
westward, at the crossing of 0pequan,
and its massive walls, still bomb-prOcf,
though enlarged and surrounded with
everything new and elegant, suggests
all that is ivy-grown and venerable in
an American family history.
Its broad acres, now fenceless and
wasted, and its beautiful lawn, now
sered in the light of crowded camp-fires
afford one of the saddest pictures of
the desolation of war.
A beautiful child now stands upon
the porch, girl of ten summers, rosy
and bright, Fannie Marshall by name,
& great grand daughter of the distin-
guished Chief Justice of the United
States. She clings to the hand of Mai
General Sheridan, who listens to her
prattle, and looks up inquiringly into
his face as the sound of distant cannon
come nearer to warn him he ia neede d
in the front
General Sheridan is a good-looking !
man, in spite of the, wretched pictures
Of him which prevail, and by no means |
the brutal rufian which he is represent
ted to be, but most genial, kind heart |
hearted, smiable man, with face run |
ming over with smiles; and disposition /
full of hnmor and even boisterous good /
nature.
As he stoops to csress the fair child, /
the human for q moment evidently |
subdues the heroic, for he fingers at
the parting as if he knew what the !
child probably does not, that her father
(Col John Marshall of the rebel army, !
is the gallant officer who so fercely
pressed forward the rebel artillery, al
ready within sight of his homestead,
and whom it is his duty to sweep from
the very hesrthstone of his family.
On come the rebel troopers, evidently
urged by more than ordinary zeal and
Charge follows charge
and Volley answers voIley. Our bravest
are falling; the line wavers; even Gus
ter is forced backward; and the rebel
father rushes homeward to his wife and
child.
A strange light kindles in Sheridan's
eye. He no longer smiles, but hastily
and gently eaFesses the child, and after
his headquarters more TO the
rear as the hostile cannon come nearer,
with al the soldier sgsin in his face ne
presses rapidly to the front.
Alas for the sad fate of war. the pres
ence of Sheridan is inevitable death
and destruction to the enemy.
he hsd scarcely reached the field
ere the gallant Colonel Marshall is
lain at the head Of his command,
while bravely pressing forward imme-
liately in front of his homestead, and |
1ot three miles distant therefrom.
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COUSTERFEIFs.-Inform hss been re-
ceived BY @. L. Barlow 4 Co that certain
druggists in this city have been palmIng of
on persons calling for DIP. Veli0c's PiuL c.
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior % the genuine.
We would advise all persons % get the
genuine, and should you require any Ucdi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-worm, Tettsr, or
any disease Of the skin, do nos suffer any
URprinciPled man 70 impose any otheE
preparation on you but get Dr. Yell0c's
Pink Csrste, manufactured By G. L. Bar
tow i Co., No l9& Deedsrick street, q ash
vile, Tenn
P. S.--A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent by mail to any address On receipt Of
81 IL. Be sure thst you get the genuine
sep34-H
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Accident Near Stevenson.

As freight train vas approaching Ste
Yenson early on Wednesday morning,
six Of the cars were thrown down the
embankment into s pond Of water and
a soldier known TO have been drowned
Two others are missing, bat II is not
known whether they we're ia the water
or had struggled, but search vas being
made for them When the train lett
The accident was caused By bro zen
rail, which was found 70 be in three
pieces when examined The accids II
delayed the mail train 40 that il did not
arrive here until after o clnck yester-
day afternoon --Ctqttaaooga Ga1stte, l2th
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DIARRa9A AhD DEsEErEkl.-- y nave eE-
ahmed a great number VI loCJers non e me
Of the most prominent ciJisenG IA ~lIciu-
uatI and Covington, etc, speaking 10 ne
highest terms OF DR.. 5trlckiand's Au-g-
ChOlera Mixture for the cure OF DIarrho5a
and Dysentsry. Tho Letters are tOo long 70
publish. Mr. Woods, Of COvIngtOn, Gays
he was pronounced ineurable By the beat
dOctOrs IN cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
5Jric kland's Anti-Cholers Mixture effected
a permanent cure, after suffering for months
- tn the worst form Of Diarrh8a and Dys-
sntery. ap 2a--tu % th--ly
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GEysRALs-A catalogue Of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery Of
the Cumberland, 70 Be found in another
column, "a which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures Of aa
jor Generals lhomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or by mail Price 25cts-
nov l5-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

GOVERNMENT ENPLOVsEs, such &c mnchsu-
istG, carPentors, teamstors, etc, SHOULD pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, on Tex
ets, ct the Banking House, corner Of Union
and Collegs Btrests, where the very best
prices are always psid fOT every description
Of Government claims.
CHEoKs on THE DEFOsETAsT At L0uIsvILLs,
dashed on tke very best tsrms.
raCs. g. MAHa,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

CLOAKs, CLoALs, CLOAEs "A large and
splendid assortment Of Ladies cloaks
just received, all styles and varieties,
now selling at New York prioea La
dies are invited 70 call and examine
the stock at the store Of 3. G. Page,
No. 81 College street
Decl5-Im. II c JACKsoE, & Co.
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MONEY LOANED.

Securities Of sll kinds discounted Or d &C.
RAJ terms, such as Watches, Chains, Pias,
Kings, Diamonds and Jewelry OF every de
serPtion, also Furniture and other properly
too numerous 70 mention, at No. 81, Cherry
street, styH o. nc tk~ss gold balls.
Jan 5 I'm c. f. GREGORY & co.
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NAR CLAIHs.-The attention Of Gil Ter
sons having claims against tho T. S. GOV
erument is called 20 the sdvertisensp Of
JHo. F. lsoms late Captain and Post Q. ~,
Nashville Otics No. &c uerth Cherry
street isn.G-Irl
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A. 4 n. jAEDssERs %, Hhole5gle
sutler suPPlIss, ooFner o. PuOile Square Gud
fr euds 81 larg-, th II grsa sJycFC o. .Iqu9rs,
consisting IN part, . Whisksys, Gu, Bran.
dy, Gin Cscktali, 5t0mscl b .Jcrs, ochls-
dam schuaPPs, CEtaWbe end Ciar p i1es,
90 ths iOw rsses o. oas doIlar per botlis.
Call, everybody Wishing osrgzsa. ~
men5vr The place, oOTuar uafse- sad
Square. 4. B N. L.AADsBsEo a 20.
Oct 97-9B.
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CUrLEET, CUTLEEE-A hns assOrt-
ment for sale by @ W. Pail a Co,
Hardware Dealers, "a Public Square
noy27f
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For warm meals o -! kinds, got up At
ell hours, By eEper,saead cooks, % 20 tE.a
Bon Ton, Northwest corner Of Cherry srd
Cedar strsets
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Fer pure liquors Of al kinds, and al de-
seEiPtiOn Of mixed drinks, 80 70 the Bon
Tou, Northwest corner Ct Cherry and Cedar
streets.
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Just received, q stock Of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands a. Ehren-
bsrgE No - Unionstreet
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over the River I'm Two Nlnnte.

You can cross the river at an ; trne in two
minutes, sRd have 2 nice warn cablu %
sit in, By taking passage in the new st:sl1l
Ferry boat, Kentucky" JAMS 9rT.
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NAILS, NAHs-400 Kegs for sale by g.
W. Fall 4 Co, Hardware Dealers 81
Public square. pov27tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


%, 0G0 Dollars Bank Of sheIb7vills. At
No. % Union Street.
lanl2 I'm NJ. II. WATsoE.
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TuE CONFESSIONS AND ExrERFyoE on

Published for the benefit, and IS q CAVTJ5F 10
YoCsG SES and othsIS, who s8ffer from Nervous
Debitty, Premature Decay o. Manhood, &C. SUP
plying st the same time the Means OF Sell Cure.
BY one who Ia, cured himself after undergone
considerable qusckery- By enclosing a po-tpali
addressed enyelOps, single copies may b hst e
the author.
NATHANIEL bLATFAIR, Eal..
dece-Sm Brooklyn, kings CO., N. ".
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Fresh Butter, Egg, Corn Meal and
new Buck Wheel lour, al w. w
Totteu's, ~ % Callege ST dec27tf
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Scholarship IN BsoOn's Commercial.
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. q 5argzta c1a
Be had. Apply 70 OF address This oi6oe.
noVls-tf
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LOCKS, LOoxs-450 Dozen, assorted
for sale BY G. W. Fall K Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. noy27tf
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Examine those besut.ul Plsids szd
French and English Meginos at " Free
men a Cos, % Public Square, corner Of
Dsaderick strest.
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Pearl MInlrtnres.

MoRsE u the first TO introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the CUmber-
land" and Judge fOf yourself Ol4tE
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Security Loan ONCE.

Sign Of re tI-se Colder Balls,
No. So Cherry street
hib6rsl advances made on al kinds D.
property. Persons Lesir0us Of obtaining
money on security can DO so BY calling ~
the above named place.
jan6-lm c. 3. GREGCRE & c..
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Just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars Smoking and Cheaing
Tobacco, at q Ehrenberg's, 40. ~
Uaion street
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SAWS, Saws 100 Saws, Of all kinds
for sale by @. ". Fall q Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square noy27tf
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Peal Estate IL register
ed on our books, and we can sell Houses ana Lots
10 Nashville snd suburbs n the best tsrnls Farms
IN tina neighborhood u Nashville for sale, OF All
sizes and prices, Plantations in varioas rouhtias In
Middle Tennessee, some OF them good Cotton
farms, for sale. Nam
nOV20-tI
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Alma1ecs for 1865. Books and s,atioSsry
for sale BY Jozs YoEz.
No. % Union street, Nashville.
ians-9w
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a. NELSON, Administrator Of the 1sUatas Of
GEO. " D1NIGAN, and SAMUEL SEAY,
Attbfney In hetfor Mrs. z. A. Brockway, E1-
ScutrX, &C, Sc.
WIN, L. MuRFREE. Administrator ct
the kstste Of John SlgieF, deceased.
Phinel1as Garrett.

Former Register Of Davidson county. niyas sDe.
cisl attention 10 the examination Of Titles 70 Prouar
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease and other
Legal documents.
We deem i unnecessary, Ia this community TO
say thst Mr.. Garrett is the best examiner Of tides
and writer OF Deeds ia Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" 80 our Court house twelve
Of which he served as Register Of the county, by
election st the hands Of the people. His careful
faithful, and exact manner of doing business ia
well known, and We eheerfully recommend hini TO
Al those who may have any thing in his line to
transact, NAN
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For superior Tom 4 Jerry 90 70 the Bon
Ton, Northwest corner Of Cherry aud Cedar
atreafa
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Lost.

a Bow THE 10Th OF NOVEMBER LAST, 4
a y ~ heate q Depusite for one hundred dol
safs u We fre National Bank q Nashville 70
Jaines y seal. IL viii be 81 no use 70 the nnder,
a. ~ hneos has lean stopped 81 The Bank
l@A-Lm JAMES O'SEAL-
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HAY, CORN AND OATS
UaIted States Dlreet Tsxes.

DIsrEICr "a TESEEssEE, ,
EAsHvuIE gAsY To- 1855
TUE QUOTA OF DIRECT D Az rs DUE FROM
II the County o. Davidson, IN the State q eunes-
sse ubdsr the ST Of Congress approved August
1851, has been apporioned and charged upou 81
ths lands and cts 81 ground ia said County q na-
Fdson IN pursuance u the set Of Congress entitled
An act for the oilecon OF dIrect taxes N 10 ur-
TecoonRry district within the United sts,es and 20
other purposes approved june q lse2.
TIE tssO- thus hsrged may be peil within sixty
days nom thus date into the Treasury Of the United
Ntstes OF 70 she Com uissi aners ~ ther of,e Ia
Nashville, No. - South Cherry street
Is. 4. FERRY
pELANO = SMITH
JNO. r. ROpG ER-
iRniO-2rn Cor1ul3s-io,aars
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

NELSON MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase QusrteTmsnter's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

ON DECEMBER Sd, Isf4. CERTIFICATE OF
" DErOSlF Cor 500, No SsS, 90 tha First IA
4oDa Bauk Of hashyil .. payable 20 tia order Of
som D. Crosi. Il is O. nc Valoe 10 Tie Dder Al
payment hs been stopped
dfc,s-lm.a JOHN r cR0WI
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s. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSUR lNCE AGENT,

il prepared to take Fire snd Ma1pe risks in the
bast offices Of the country. He Is the authorized
Agent for the Hna Of Hartford, the Manhattan
PhRniX. and Security Of New York, represents
ing SIX millions Of Capital. War risks 70 or from
Nashville taken, a. well a. every species Of InsG-
sursnce.