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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
n EplCAL.
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
AND Mode OF TREATMENT r.

AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS.
The .1esse Or lssrf<ct6Oss.
II pcncsrnses the secret a ~ besh
of this terrible dissnse aud extcrnnates u, root
' and branch, forever.
u resssye. All tho wresclsetl
symptoms o. this lca'hsone malsdy, aud averss
consumption.
u cleans ehe head. acs1eslses
the breath. and aiIords tho incet grateful relief
a s:icvieses sAorr A9cay saa sa-
lent suNering than tongues can tell.
- II noted lOs- csrlng she seoss
hopeicss cases. that every known means have
Rafailed in
IL csre~ May. Rose ana Period.
= &c CatArrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
No form Of Casarrls or noisee In
head can resist its penetrating power.
Or. laOoGsslo has nOw spent .
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. Hisui
|umph IL complete.
Il IDr. (iooelnie's Cnsarrh Remedy
is harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of
the hand.
r,r. =. GoodlnIe II known shro'.
2ought the country ~ the author OF the only True
Theory Of Cntsrth ever published. Where its
Iorigin--what its rHvagcs-modc of trcsfnsnt--
and rapid cure in Ill ,is forms.
nlr. GsOOelssle.s 1snsMphlel On -.
ytarrh should he read by every one. II EAR 10
postage stamp TO our office.
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArAnnn. The name OF DR.. 4. 0oodalc has
become familiar through bout the country 10 the
victims OF Cntarrh, from his well. earn ed feme In
touring this terrible disease. lie in the first and
Eonly person who ever penetrated the secret am
bvsh ~ this fearful malady Iiis remedy and
kmode Of tire atmcnt Is the only one ever ksown to
Lcurc il. - Troy. N. y. Daily Times
Pliny Mills, the well known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodale waa for
many years, saws:
IF DIR. Goodae says he can cure Catarrh he
can cure it, lie further certiies that the DR..
has few equals in medical skill, and sureriors
! i'm successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catsrth, DIR. Good.
yalc's Catarrh Remedy and mode OF Treatment not
}opy affords the greatest relief In every variety
)of Catarrh, bet Il extng the disease forev-
Ter in all its types and stages. Every one speaks
SweIi Of tn. y. Com. Advertiser
Price o.. Send q stamp for pamphlet
NORTON b CO., Sole Agenta
feb2s-d1y IS bieecker e. NY
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

! Te1iG1Soo On Thifa Street, between Brady
FL MA, dwps4 and oceupeed by;M ~ Mitchell,
y snSV om6rd9 fpr sale 1t u bargain. The hease
n i&peoitAB h6jgAsl 10 ln6dein ~ nd Il
49, ~ ~ ested n he cry 81 q e ~ ss=4
'fsf rSsalfes enquire q ,oeuus 1r,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20
Sunday November 10, GEoRcs L


ARcurAR,us Sunday November 10, GEoRcs -
AncuLARrus in the 54th yalr OF his age M.
The relatives and frcsds oil the iamiy, nyites ~
brother Harry Arcuariis, respectfully" IN Eius,.
attend the funeral from his late residesdsv af,ary
third street. east Of Third avenue So taken to 0prcss
at two o'clock. The remains
BAUER-On Saturday.w York regiment, Company A
member Of the Fifte place on Tuesday morning, e
The funeral will rs Liberty street. All old friepds
seven O'Clock, fnvited to attend.
| a. comrades <, Sunday November TO- CORNELIUS "
DoEDks-,T155ls year Of his age.
BORDEN, In and relatives Of the family respect
The to attend the funeral services, from bis late
fulSnce, II Second avenue venue, this Monday sfter-
non, at fnf past three o'clock The remains viii b
BAursmA Suddenly, on Saturday, November 1e, al the
residence OF his father, No 80 Furnan street. Brookyn
CosRAp son Of John and Jane Bausir, aged II years.
The funeral will take place from No 81 Willow place
this Monday afternoon at two o'clock
BlAcK.-RorERT GEORGE, only of Robert and Eliza
Blnek.
tho friends Of the family arc invited to attend the
funeral this Monday afternoon at o'clock from the
residence Of his father, in Fifty nfh street. tetwesa
Broadway and Eighth avenue
nssSas-on Saturday morning November IS ssss
ric friends OF the family, and Of his brothers, sioa
W. and VIM. II. Brennan are respectfully invited q at
eenth street, this Monday afternoon, at one osloc
CArHN.-At Middleboro' Mass, on Tuesday, NoseD6es
IA, MARY THOMPSON CArES, reict Of Robert Cspen D.
OF Boston, aged 75
Boston papers please copy. or,r
CAss-On Saturday, November Is, Eears ANN inc
beloved wife Of Richard Cass, agedccffuIIv inv,o, .
tend The funeral from hoon rs g. ss no Down
ing street. on ruesdsy&mboy, on sunday. Novembr n
CHAPxAs.--M PNmes NJ Chapman.
LOUISA j., wife Che family arc respectfully inv,,ea
The frieneral, from 81 Peters church, Perth Amho.
Tend sneay afternoon, at two o'clock Trains by Ns,
IN RAILROAD q ten O'Clock A. H. and return after he
Hudson City, NJ J., on Sunday morn,or
, ,vsmoer ~ JENNIE T., wife Of Captain James r.
Prayers q her late residence, Prospect aveuue. .h,.
1noay morning, at half past eight O'Clock The r.
WI, = conveyed to Hartford Conn Friends ana
attend =, ~ - sro mvWea
Boston . and Hartford pspcrs please copy.
brain Mr. T,sSs ny, SoVemocr 70, OF ccngesdca -
Clymer IN the 10th year Of her aga '"
,ne funeral WI take place this Monday morsIns "A
y pa,. Yen O'Clock NJ the residence OF her orotbsrs
,sW no ~ south Third street. Brooklyn, d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF MAYHEM.

Yesterday morning Charles Sheridan, living In SIKH
avenue Ffty-nfth street, entered ne saloon &
Alexander Mason Of Hudson and brow streets
and while there engaged In friendly scuf with Mason
The latter heavily thrown, and whieon the 6eor
he seized Sberdans under lip between his seth and b6
Off portion Of II, thereby dsdguring him ~ life. ON
Ger Donagby, Of the Lwentyeighth precikt, arrested
Mason who was taken before Justice Dodge, and heb il
Eve hundred dollars bail for examination TN accused
Is thirty nine years Of age and native Of this wy He
pleads not guilty to tho charge preferred aganslin
ASSAULT WITH RAZOR.
Charles Whey colored man. was found in:oxcteda -
the corner Of Church and Canal Streets On Saturday.
night by roundsman Hart OF the Tenth precinct, who
CHANGED to be passing and arrested him. The prisoner -
sisted and crowd OF his friends lowered around d. .
street came TO the officers assistance aad he did -
Whey drew a razor and cut MulytH across the ynes
infcting severe wound The prisoner was taken -
the station house. and subsequently arragned before
Justice Shandlcy who committed him for tIal vinsy
Is seaman and lives at LOG West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

EARIE-KExpALL-At ST. Marks church, Graz
Rapids, Mich on Tuesday, NOVEMBER H. BY the Rev =
eldest daughter Of Geo. Kenli, Esq, all OF thar S'V
No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

ion act passed, the amount OF advance made py tne
bank to government and OF the notes outstanding On
he 25th OF February in each year. was:- $500,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

the highest agg,s7O w wnich ,, IN. ,,e,.v,.-
fescneo " Nv are led 70 coacl,~' amount Of notes
You. cvm"oyu, that the sch . state as 10 be cir
ton OF nn seiil rem,sp !. once in circulation. He
ssampeo va, ~ ,6sye1 tfty thousand notes lying BY
ssys avns pd dy and, and having the
MINI n .snrs ,n.y M yry large emouut locked IN
readnes o.mss ssthcy hay be almost all Ia crcu
Son - n ,,us Of alarm takes care 70 have them a.
IN :. home = pcssbls;a times q prosperity aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

As very large part OF the currency OF Scotland ur
nshed by those banks It must be inferred from the me-
cedng scales that whatever the amount at the clo
OF 1873 not less than third had been withdraw
from circulation in 1916 since which period an equal
amount has been ressued.
fuctuation corresponding with this In point OF tina
and least equal in degree appears TO have taken pa
in the paper issued by the country banks In EnglanA
The number Of these establishments licensed in 1914 was
04O; In 1917 was 752
Mr. Lloyd stated that the circulation Of the country
banks was at its highest In 1918 and 1874 but was ooa
sderably reduced in 1916 and the beginning Of 1917:
and being asked as TO the amount outstanding ~
latter period when compared with the former he en-
swered, 81 can hardly say; should think II was
duced nearly one-haf"
Your committee were furnished by Mr. Stuckey win
tho following scale of the circulation Of considerable
country bank for tho last four years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

y
d. D. Denton q 90 ,
City steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourssI-
voe lll ll - GEL
~ 81 al.s 4aal
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes,
&c, &c.
p. D, DENTON ~ HUNTINGTON
aerss-s,e
4O< DAY. Assst. .anssd q - -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
What England Has Brought Upon
Herself


The London Daily News frankly tells the
English that evil results have come Of their
conduct during our war. Il says:
The Alabamas and shenandoahs were "a :
IDitted % all the privileges OF mon-of war,
and were allowed 70 pursue lheir career Of
spoliation unmOlested. We are now wit
nesses 20 the consequences Of our doctrines.
As we have sown 80 are we renping. Nor
VIII whining depreciation, or clustering re-
pentanee avail Us now. .F
IT needs little sagacity now, surely, 10 de-
termine which would have been the more
advisable course-the course which was ac-
tuaI y followed, 9r that which was rejected.
No one, certainly, who hiss watched ths
course OF The war, val pretend that the de-
vastatlons Of the Alabama and the Shenan-
doah either shortened or prolonged the war
one hou No doubt individuals suffered
great loss; but IL is vain 10 imagine mat he
resolution Of the EXECUTIVE a. Washington
or Of the American people was influenced
one 1T by their calamiues.
Probably the effect upon the North was,
that the mass Of their mercantile marine
was transferred into the names Of British
citizens. The national injury thai was
done was done by this country. The PEG
pie Of the Nortn felt with q bitter pahg
which it may take years to assuage, that Il
their commerce had been destroyed il was
destroyed BY ships built, equipped, armed
and partly mannei BY British cillzeus.
Had there been no Liverpool and no Glas-
gov there would have been no Alabamas.
What we have done has been not ~ aid the
North or the South, but 70 exaspcrate bsth.
The North, indeed, felt that lei the British
sympathizers do what they pleased IN the
way Of supplyin fast sailing steam cruis-
ere, they could not ultimately affect the re-
suit Of the war. But it IS vain 70 deny hat
the depIedati0ns Of these cruisers reused a
spirit Of indignation and rnncor in the
American mind, which, most unhapply, BE-
still kept alive by the obstinaey Of he cap
tain Of the Shenandoah. Whether or notitl
is advisable 20 treat this man and his crew
as pirates We offer no opini1n. Il is natural
er ough that some who encouraged and de-
Tended those who were engaged IN fttng
ont such vessea should Be alarmed az tie
results Of their doctrines. But they should
console themselves with The reelection that
a. these conseq uences inevitably followed
from their principles, it Is not impgoba
that their principles need revision.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
The Paeife RalIrond.

This great enterprise is not droBpe6
though, owing ~ the greater importa1 &c 81
matters near az hsnd, we hear less % il "a an
would otherwise be the case Ehefneets
are at work on the Pacific end, e. " 10 q. "a
the routs from Neva1a easf ward, and ID i
announced inst their efforts 70 discover !
practicable opening thruuEh the Sierra Ne
vada mountains have been hually crowned
with success This iucation vas Sd that re-
nnained be ore e very energetic inareraerit
began I'M CaIifQnin. TIE sierra Nevs.la
stretches along the eastern BOUNDARY Of a.
State. between California aid Nevada. from
Tulare county 70 Qregon. Its southern ex-
tension runs into the COAST mngs. The ST.
ezra Is Lofty, ragged und inhuspitabie, sith
lev passes aFallabie Cor railway. Use. The
engineers nov aunounce, however. thai
hey have discovered q spat where thEy can
construct q read from The summit q the
m9untalus % the Tucker river, 90 e Grade
not exceeding ninety feet per mils The
most sanguine had exported oue hundred
and I've feet. This discovery vii he felt
BY The enterprise in faEnIabls manner
and VII tend % make the ustrlicti0a esr-
ier as we'll Is easier. The opening leads
naturally % salt Lake city, which was
way station on the r1uts originals prapss
ed, as q j. iar The mau road tosdsF.
Those who have ca interest ia this rigaa
&c undertakinr, which daily aasrns y a.
sumo new strength and Iaora Substance asrill
Be glad 81 learn that So many months n
exploration in en- uucougeuial region have
been crowned with succesz, and that The
grade 3 50 rauch less thar va ezrlerlea -
The diiiculties 10 BE- encountered IA tie
range threading Utah and Colorado srs ~
inferiqr % those IN the Sierra Nevada ana
from Uish the work Of e0uEiructidn : sof1
ps=atFeiy Easy. L Is prebaela thus a.
discovery just made viii give new ne f,,.tIl..
UNDERLYING, ana that a. efirt r-tisl !.
siieoufagei by both extremes oi TIE eouu-
Try, and ielttotbs 81 Paramsaht importance
BY ali, vii n9V be Puahed more encngafi-
caliy- Whea We connect what has Essn
done u Calliorna With what i 5ooa and I
beng dom from The hants Of the Missis-
app westward, ss have feas5ns To- be- /
iieyihg thair vast g. lhe effort .. Il may /
yield before Tieor and enerrv. ana thnt ~ /
% son. hear a. the moe aciiTe pF5greas
qf The grsstssi elgineerinx wdrk 81 TIE /
ase-- tialiadf piia Aalerieda
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
Blood Horse Association,

NASHVILLE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

"' MtLrfARY DIVISION OF TIE TENNESSEE, !
| CmFF QUAKTEEMAsrERs OFFICE. u. 5 NIL r. Rs q
iasn-N NAsHylILE, TESss Sept 3, ls05. J
II WILL otter &c pubie sale TIE onowing destribed
| i property O. the United States. VIZ: E
| On FfidRys october 20tn. 1865, rear the Chatts-
no0gs Depok Nishvine 8enu! q and Continuing
| daily thereafter until completed, TWO THOUSAND
sToNs CID SCRAP kAILkoAD lion, ftnprs or
lessf eOnsistisg Of Car Whfeisand Chr Axies pc
/ Castings and Rode, and large assortment Of Cast
| and Wrought Scrap To be sold in lots II IS ions
OF moreto suit thepupeha er.
! FIVE MlLkS OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON.
suitable for a country Bore Railroad track
/ EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
! AM CoPP ER, % wsdpesdaI, October z6lh, con
tnuirg thereafter mt completed. @
| SIX MILLION FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBER
(mOre or lessl, a. & lloEs:
III 4 - 800 80 ieet Oak Bridge 1.UmbeE q &
4 . 49, 4o0, eoofset Pine Bird e. Lhr1lef Aaa
$4,000 feet Oak Lumber. assorted,
100000 ieet Pine Lumber. assorted II
1000 600 feet Poplar Lumber, assorted ~
II 2eo,0Q2 feet Beeeh, wa-nut, Hickory. Ash, 4c.
S.sssss y ififsYtYfTTP H9pfq Ppts 9lft Pur-
10000 Shingles (rnore orless).
% sSSsHyi t Qe, M sop at Antioch, n and c.
on Monday, October sob, at Smyrna, NJ and c.
r, R. a = o'clock, p. m, ONE BUasDING.
On iuesday, 0etoosr slst, at Tullahouis, N. and
On Wed8R do, NdYeRberlst ls65. Of peorberi
\, and c. X, X, TEN b0Il.DIN6s, MESS HOUSE,
N
-FOUR BUILDINGS.
% Thursdsy, November ID, st bridgeport n.
an c. 4. n ONE BUILDING
On Thursday, November ID, at shellrnsnj I n
and C. K e., 81 o'clock p. u, ONE BUILDING.
On Friday, November Sd, 1856 at CbaftaD ga.
Tenn, snd @ ntlnuing daily until conn eted az 4
RUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE BUILDINGS
more or less), such a. storehouses, Mess And
DWelliog Houses o ices, Stsbes, &C -.
A larFe proportion Ct the above mentioned b,,ils
ings are substantial an well adopted for either
dwellings or stores At ths same time thew are 30
constructed ihat they can be readily removed II
necessary. p
As The land on which these buildings now stand
does not belong 10 the Government the light 10 r.
move theIp VT b guarAnteedi for ten DAYS, fsora
astaof ia - aftAn 4rtaafNErt -
"a o commenee at g O'Clock each dsy, unless
otherwise specified
Any iniormappu desired in ref renee t. he ateve
prorerly may be halt spplica ion 10 Cspt :
b Hanili, A. Q NJ, Nashville. Tenn. or Capt. W.
- eRslns, ~ NJ, cbaitsnoosa, Tenn.
afeuha Ssh masoFTrnnlf q ftinis { =
- - W - W FsI-tPgTHy 4
seTSo-taovl Cspt. snd A. 9. NJ, q. 5. Army.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

7 have noticed al Advertisement ina the
different city papela, htaded. i'sscond AM
ntal ISSUE of tbs Nashville Cay nirsctory.
Thia "a done u mis.old che business Iaeu.of
the city and give the Impression that tha
party nad eitaef bought tui my Interest On
Che Dtfectofy, ~ D. .hlake theui believe ihat
/ would not get Gus pireciorY iar edG
They tried b get the use of my name ior
The Directory bot this reiused neithor
would Z sgoeo CO engage them on the Ducc-
tory. Vhieh 2 propose getting up IN tho
sPriug of 500. THIS wss done on accouat
Oh their incapabihty Of managing work
Of the ami as we'll as tttef busiucss Boa
which We were iormerly counecie,i besides,
the party who i getting up ~ plrcGtory .
not q resident of MELVILLE. aud therefore
would not take thc same mtere in the
ana ter ls q ciii-en of ihc city would
write this IN justice 10 thh public aa we'll
as myself.
Respectfully, r. II. SVcLEgov,
PuBlisheF Nashviiio Hrect'fy
oct4-if
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

The advertiser haviuf bcon restored to
health in a few weeks. hy a very simris
remedy, after huvfug suffered scveral ye.g-
with a severe lung ailendon, and That dread
disease, Consumption "a anxiaga t0 make
known to his follow sulerera Che means of
sure.
To an who deairs il he Will send rbpy
Of the prescription a1el, iiren 81 charEe,I
with duecuons ior prcraring aud using The
same. which they WI lud sure cuie Coz
es..-s-.autian. Asilirna. Hr1nfhifis 81 Tho
oaiy ohiect OF ihe ADVERTISE lu seudiuf the
prescription b % benefit Che a1hctri. aud
spread Information which b. cossiicrs to
Be invaluable and be hopes every sufferer
viii Try BIZ Teulsly, us Cd Wiz cost them
noihing and may prove o. hlef ing.
Farles wHhmg the Prescription viii ple8se
addfess Rev. EpaAaD a. Wusos, I
Williamsburg, kins Co. Sew York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

Bald Heads and Barc Faces covsrni. stray
Hair restored, Ljght Hair darkeuel, Weak
HAIR strengthened, aud Buahy hair hcauti-
tied.
Also, Pimpled faces cunal. pur.aol anl
made 500, smooth, clear aud bfauului. bf
Ole use 1f Chapmaa's Celebrated Ncreiut.
Msilcf lr.c 10 thcse who Wish 81 f.yc .hsn
an honest tnai bora
These receipts Gau BE- ohtmuei without
charge by retarp mail, by uddre-s.nr
Thds. r. cutruiv.
..a- Chemist aud perumor.
oct3-lm .3l EnadunF. iNdr Nnrk
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
BaIeheIor's naIr Do

The Qrigipal and Best Ia The Wurld
The only trns anil perfect Bar Dye. Harm
less, RELIABLE aud Instantaneous Prl4ucca
Immediately 9 spieadd Bltck o. natB=al
brown, wuhQut piHring ihe hair o. ~ IN
Repedics lke M stieCts 81 bad dyes. Sod
BY AZ Drnggists The genuine d signed
William a. ba'chelor. Also.l ~.
hegeAsraiiFg Ertraft 9f 1faiCfcurs. foi
Essiqriag AMI Bf4Ht.funq fte Hau-
CHARLES DATCHEL0bs EEs YoaE.
sepi5-ly ....I.s. .....s.I .al
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rrrrsEtrr srtra ~ f-Fof $50 ftar o.il .
laan ars Irlas 81 arnarra SD flfiaIt. De uiu-
aerof C1n4tIri1ai stsas so Cd tlllldaF o. Do en-
eluioi l1a1n a1arung Ia ta.s stsEa. Cinred Wiil
d 3 ~ hslibsm aarBes oh AuFg'ns, psi'ETos
atoft.
e Tultett iahnsoa nalas rh.c clipper pad.zrss
a 2 n Pslleitoa nsnsas sh o. Ch.ctamaEEt. padi-
rra1 fra. ..
q Aso, fh' aarhe Rousaeau, ped gree alpru.
s. AZ hafuas uafht Oh & olandFne. hT naFenua.
tui "a So area1e, ~ IupoFiei Alison.
q Hlnfuu a aiaasF nlufrs rh feruadas tf Com
NOD ro. tau ~ q fIdn aaro.a
Il IT 81 flrIIHuaH THuua ErN nli1ina. HN NlaI.Aa
Har.It ret efHcIta Ef imn NItm
hso. tf cufruacy. ~ chs % iitlu.i, ian ~ mo
H. stFtrfan
s - q kafuF ,amss On fCap.1aia. hY lark nailuo,
E.. damAti. Mare cuf "a leWaihan
.a I.... I.I 5tlfE nkN.
Haaiiszal 'lia usau aaauoiancu nulaa s1r'
aaa ra. dNnREW FLrNlt. aeefainY.
cr,ih2 b. Naahsaie. hun.
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Officers who desire 20 havothcir men mus.
tered est 81 service imraediate'y, car have
their Muster-Out Rolls, Pay Acccants,
Monthly, QnsrteflY end Fnal Reiarn 20
Quarternastefs and Orlhancc Stores corr
Festlg and promptly made oat 90 che Claim
AgqRey eiice az lntsuoh and Rasefs, i1's
Cherry sreeh up stare, sspit %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

PHeroeaAras.-PhotogFsphs u 5enefala
Federal and Confederais. The largest eoi
lection in The west, 90 sale, wholesale sno
retail. Remember The place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 2s Cedar street, opposite Com
mfei1 Hotel. may37-tL
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Sale Of Government Mules.

ttfffT-F AssIErkNr tt1ARrNEts AsfEh,
.ts A8satgILr, IlyS-, uei. 6 1855
WILL cfFer tor sa.e - tiitfc suction ai he
3psslnse-sni Corr-ls in Nashville, Tcunes. &c, En-
aopr XIX HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
sAN zies are 81 largsssA. "a ecca eehdfion.
IYf5ese a. vfiisfzI .. NOS OF them hsV.ng hesn
ma M non -usnor1aijCn - "a IL ier0t.i II
80 n DE "a -arel1 o'coE a. m, tcioier z 4,
sssle - eouiaat daily uRll de ssaCk Al sod
80 .-4 fnzuuue ssrrrrast firc'.ss = =
re4Is sasii 10 cor Mscksy, CulefQ n Dept
By order o. 60. A. -i-ia 3. B. KIM
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THE loyEEssteNs ANp EKfEaIHsCEoF Ak Is
ykllp.-pabhshcd ier the benefit, aud 81 d
cautian % yodug men and others, who suasr
from NorVuus DebiliIy, Rrcmatpse Decay Of
Manhopdl A., suppiyns a. che sane time
The means 81 scii-cura, BY enc who hal
cured himself t.tor uniersoing cansdershie
qnacksry. By enclosing y postpaid 81
dressed envelopsi SINGLE copics may Be had
Of the author ~.
AArHASfEL MATrtIR, Esq,
- Brooklyn, Kings Co, y. y. [.
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CotssTE 4 Co. ber h infoum her eusio-
meFs that they san couunua the mauude-
ture 81 their vari5ns stg1es di Famiiy snd
Toilet SOAPS, Starch. and ceutles.
frieas eafr8ut 3orUsnle,l hF mail on ap-
plicati0n. CoLaaIE a Co.
Ncs. 81 & S. John 81 4, Naw Torh
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FANCY GROCERIES.
VINES LIQUORS, CIGARS &c.

A NOSG THEfR STOCK MlTBE FoUNu
taFi, RIo and M1cha ccleef
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Pine knHln. lioH|3irr 1nai lilIccr1Ic Cheese
MTea, eI-ans, ChoF chor, End lmpcral Hoe
picEIrsf
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CafHuuf
sufnun. Royal Tale. Peel sls1l. Royal uatorue,
Iohu.H7il arho. fiardl aria n trsdFfaI1ces
Feaaure Of Ans nUa.as NHHnucn nl afrmu1r
Ha.'ir irnna-al an.' liirhtnl d I1alaEdF
fulif fuFnry ranftI a canes nd Ilrs.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents OF Insurance c6IHPslniS0 o

CARET SMITH. Fds.Iss assf s. nnion street,
~ (up stairs) represent the folloHirg CoI1pAnles
ans 81 Hartford, Security, Manns.fan Meiropo.l-
tan, Fhosn and Knitker60cker Life Of heF iorH
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.