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itimtllt.
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pFppen6e ger.
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Nefanmfni1a3uaa

Nae paffeen nnb @brsn witty ieeer re- Irte'ttr Sc due-
Sgreins v erfen III rni1 erafridtet raB ae al ter @ertin
I hfeu Srnntde, tn ID uauH, ftin Sttftunssftlt i'm
5teitn GtbG,ten trirb. WdtereS let s. 9snmeter.
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SenetotzWerl1mmluna.
ST. Gha8. 2N. Nnhlinu

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Il en teotutenbfea sp'pttdle~r pr >tr;iirt tn letne 5sta16tr
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Office u b sDpsnnas: rs. S. 8 0~rSsb~as 9aitimo'f
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Qsrien 0jciaun=yScrciu

au ttn1 am nd2fen Sprntas fat.FnSeuben Mueluas fnt
Efren' uro al ipe Mttstttter er'rtt heute. Mtt rpG, In
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@&r&<9t.m fsEG 1e'se ~
(hs "a : ..'%sutahn3ii9s
Raa MaffinAtOn.
snrn,;tfags; 400, Z, $50, nna $40.
.EaAmIt.aS: $50 uuA 600.
e5pnutat,s u1s 40, $50 Morgens, utt
Ra&aitass $50 unb 800 nbr.
0en WafbinstOn.
8ormittaa&: SIS, 8.15 uno Ills.
NaAmitaas f.: 8, 4.30 uno 6.45.
e5Onntaes nur un 8.15 nnn l1.15 8crs
thugs ane 800 Nabmitta93.
Mad AnnapcItS.
ach Baltimore $50 BormittGSS unc $50
~RdDMjttass.
Son darlington 8.15 8ortaittag$ u. 800
Radpmittags.
Na d, @umberldnbt Bbceltn 9,
u. {. 10.
4spt5u9 WtprgsnS 800.
Grprebsug Abeno8 $40.
Rad 5reOertd ii. 6arperS 6errn.
400 Na9mittags. - Nbean9 ron 6arpers
;Serrp un1 s II. pp1l Sreoerid UNI Z ubr Wtcrg.
Ra9 9arri sburg u. I. 10.
poitsns 800 MOrsens.
GrpreB3us 9.45 Abenos-
Accommodation 8 ubr Na4mltta9s.
Rom 8alti more mad Bbttabel=
pbiG &c.
4 ubr 25 Wtin. MOrsens 9Oit3us.
9 90 DO. @rpreBsug.
10 Wittag8 90.
4 rs Na6mitagS 8Oitju9.
. IS ACKNOWLEDGING.
9 25 - Gbenos @rprebsus.
BAD 8eits W arpIanb.
ysab Union Bridge, (hber Defminter) aes
ben bic 3age tdgli9 go Morsens umS 500
Jtanmittags.
Bon Union 9riose Tim 4.45 u. e.45 gor>
ittaas1
RAD Sort Mpnrpe unb MorfpIf
Jeben bic 9ampfbOcte ieoen Naamittae 500
Qbr DOn Union BOD, SUB Der @OncOrOltr.
ab. r5uan
Na9 SOpiontDmn
3ebt bic Yferoe > Giienbabn BON z l1br Wurs
4eas bis 7 1br Nabmittass ftinbliG BON Der
6 fe GnIor uno Gaitltr.
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l1nterbanslunaen init beu snsianern.

@6tlabetpbto, 8. NuauF. Die Se>
Softer, Ocolitt(e uno Nob, pel6e gum
ernannt pprben tparen, Die SnDiaz
9n1ele9enbeiten 5t unterlu6en, linp aus
Den 9rairien 5urad8sfebrt.
Sn Sort 2Ypn unterluaten le Die Sanr
@reetzafaire uno benadrihtisten Die betref.
Snptaner, DAP Die 9e9ierun9 Die 6anOlun=
gen be5 Sol. GGtpin9ton ntht btatge.
sic lupen Die Snptaner etn, am 10. Sept
li9 in 8prt Garnet gu %YerIammeln, I'm 6rte.
pen5bepin9ungen gu aran9tren. Gin 9itnltisei
0~telultat ipirD erwartet.
----~~@xp- -s@~~----
SSofiseu atss Dem Ea0eszSSeuie
feifet1.
-Das canaoiIAe Darlament perIammelt
d@ 9eftern.
: Sen. Grant tpar 9cltern abenD notb it
Npntreal.
Die Ne9terung BAT niGts nit ben Gnt
fl6rungsSeriuden SaunDerS 3u tbun, trenr
le ibn wta, fam ie i'm ~ieoer5eit legal refla,
mtren.
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IreoeriG 8ptf 81. o,

Praftii@er Nrjt, OPP rateur unb @eburtsbelfer,
ietet btsrn,'t ben Ssrpfnern Bon Nafttuatpn unt u ntsteent
IN. bas er f6 BIER uteber elaiien u. BITE BON nert peffsrbfnet
Or. 9etIanb b,ppbnte Office. 499 late Str, irtl6en 6 IN.
5 Str ~einsenpm me- bat.
Cfftee Stnnten; 80 ubr NoreenS. g. 8 lbr atsnt&
Fir gttGt &ernitteIle tdslt6 ppn 7-8 Il. Mbeabe (3aulrt,
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atss Dem Eages=SSemis
feifeu. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~7eNF* 10 s5Fssy9'
5terbur& snr etfdligen gtabrt@t, bas Der unttrastHnete
IN 19ba:s lSsft1rt gu Ode Baltimore nnS TreSeriS ST
te6s selnen neuen serauntsAen QpsaIe Rr. 81 @rnana. D(oc .
, Gbare1 SRltes BON SOatbar., bsrtest bet unS Stftet, bas
tha btsper 8el6entte 5Sntrauen aad auf iein ncues oSfoI
n~bersrassn 81 w0ucn unter 9uFGfrrns prorapter unb resi.
Ter GcDieuuag.
&C., Sofept @1rSbcr,
(ktIt-$l sts. 81 Erdanse Diase mabe SsutSRr.
I'm. $. GrGpfrrb. 6. q. Zoo
GDna- s., CRAWFORD S Co.,
BETTER ser
IS b6nir
Oemiirs~, Genf. afS 0bpcplabs<D ampf.
mit6len,
GOmmtIiOuas5 anbIer unD Gerianfr rem
Snbi9o.
No. 90 Soutbff. EaIttnpte II NJ
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BafbinatoE.
WafbinStUn.
Spa[ein al p~erf1ufeu :

ssafbinStUn. aSafbinStor.
So9lein au pertaufen
Cine CUTE Wirtbf6aft. &tfaurant, sc esen j,psl6en Gams
3 r unb 9ineclx @ener I-SOipitat IA Ter jesiae @isen
tbuner tbs gam Is. Sept. Iut&tteer TamiI'eussrbaitnth
reg II aad 1eutihlanb gebtn mus. Nateres 3u %erfrtrcn
BET y eprs DtIIY, Na. 1886 Tie Str. (bt-fr)
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On Die reip. Wfit9lieper Der
81 1Ifiynpre Schiiten=fSefcGSeT3d

I'm oe rep. Uuf9tieper Der
BHltisnpre Scbi6en= SefeQfdaaft>
SIN, NuFtraee tes tauptnanre unb res @r e~uttD.Eea
&plattes ba+e ip re Gre sic su be1a6ri6t,Bed, tas am
Mtttnc&. NG9Mf, NbtntS ufr.
;1s an rem Nteno b.r reselmGbi9en nsoaatii1en gsriantr1s
lung, cine
@eneFots@ eri1mmluna,
lit Stmrn's 8 tel, 81. g~alpegtftr dtB balten w'rb.
Ia as Gel neen ts IN o. fem Nrnate HFjpbaltenten
Sdute:t. nnp @clf4 fstes ee freuc;se Wt tpirfun eineSje
Ill einsel rsn Sri sltenfs be tnst, turfwUb INIT 8sitimmtb it
,uf cine rs&t 4 = ride . .tbeii'gans sete&net wsretn, um
. mebr. "a anf a Self ti 'glihs Nn9eieeen-et:tn sur Be-
Yr<6unS ~Sprl,essn, nelae fenen aufitub e lethen.
AGtuagSp Il
(btni( SuItuSGpnra b, Gefr.
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nNag Gcsnmel =SunCer&
T%E[AT IN hsr
08. Wrottlrr. 0nile, 237 Us. prattitr.
gp,r srlauten ras, e.nem ~ssetrten put!ttum ee erptberRs
aa,etse ~ MAIDEN, bat BON Get an jetea WOutas unb Sans'
tag &be ID In unfern aeu Ell Gsr!@tstsn CONNER pariuss
apree, t.hattfintet De e8 Ias aelunaeriR. 6 pr. . tsters
servtnies Wu1tcurpS III ~eueaairen. fSnnen mir ben eeebr.
ten Bel hern seunsretds Mbenbs ter!preAsn.
<Dute Getrdute uno Sretfan rerten ietS perObretdf Iu3
Re t ben GaRen ~&ssslbabu, iOmte StuGlb uho @1sGten sNS
Eertueung. gl
gu SablTeiGen. sefu6 label ereetenR etn
(19jun3UttI Die SernGltG
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Oergnuaunapn
Tir @dae unb @oncerfe ~ g.

Den 5reunten unN @tfapnteu fr a rre r,io. n,Emsdoa
gne o,n se.ertsn Ysblitam hbs tGppt sur Nofrt6t. to6
tur 'raeno e'ne ofl1 rad ben l 9 pit uubfr eis tHEne, orcfe
beneu Rdumlt&tt en- su Nbbaltur0 rem @S9en uSS Ss".
eerten ~ NJ eteen tf, reun f~rntieittee AppIttoiton eemo&t
mtrb.
Die eIeaa-te unb fcabare NusHoffrure bee arpfeu Goa.
les ntbf xtn m6tlitten ga bercbeStmntrn fir serrn nh
D1men, fpute beaGemes SfeNd rattonfSfr rnsr. ncbf sr Gem
GsfaaI NH coufanttg ttresr dieter Snde IaFen nttts Az
min den ibrts
Bon anotsrs e f's fairr fdr 800 seuce te IL gu stueut
maeteen pIeiS iu mistEen. WGtete Mutfarttblt
q. ST. RCetkI,
Or ifioArl 270 IN a. liirtn rr Or MI Gen &ranht ~ q %cnn.
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SDmea saer .GOreerte

saSaaga, SOt1 l1aer sGCeacerGe
%Mx@@ III Der
2lrUcilct A)oILe DIR 5 s., 3sreceIiG &fr.,
gHir erIau5en unS etuem ~Seetrssn pnblifuu sic %ersetene
Hnsstas IN MAIDEN bs wtr fir tiefsn CONNER arr Inter.
boitana rnGrer GGHt esre dnbers WuRtba ; eneaet t ta-
sen unS baa BEL s~unatSsr IttttrunS ieben ye meg, 9eitt-
sod uab Gambia Gonferts iIl G rmrderl' fale 4 tttTnNsn.
Wehsntei ft rob tsnieift Bag rieerr enlPfGeS DetlG~
seiebia Qaaerbier In uesaett 9Vfate 5eraepft rtrt.
gu rs&r ;1rlret6enf s5siu& iasst srGfb:n en
. fTon M ~ E4e R srHnnI ~ g 4. p
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aN%EN1E. SDATTeW> M&NTsE
s8Sa i'm Moihiu0tpn 0a. ten, 81 Ganalftr.
Dcnt eeetrten p~u6lfunt tiene bic. NIT sur mad, ttt. eas
N mctuen Qsfal jeGen II o n to 8 9tens eas Npnats fac
RuifesrrS 5drmpntes g9unf aufip elen rHrb
AUD n meta Ssnnner 2osal ieeea Spantoe pfsn uuh
ptroen aae ertaaSten @etrdute 6fscttefNt.
gu ;abIretlheun &efuA Iaost eia
3iuu3I2ti AetrT "a rf~s~S~.
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NNtl'JI[Vtln+|
Son ,S6tler5 0lpfe" BON 9tornberg tpnr
geltern Qbenp 1T Der neuen GpncDrpia Safe
cine ipeitere probe. Die @runppfetler pteler
berrliden Competition, - Die praAtppqen
GbDre naben onrA pes Otrt9eaten urnliAt inn
ner mebr II CT SoQen0uns. - aud purOen
Die SUlp5 tbetlpeiIe %geiunset, tpas Dem Spn-
eemaloe lfpn cine ppIenpetere Sdrbua9 CAB.
Bir ertpdbnen II. q. fol9enpe: 6rau Or.
Winomart, Trau MiQer, 6rdul. Gi&ber9 ;
i'm Senpr bic So. &atler uno ObrenlAal;
ST. 5OlBmann ol6 rNeilter," ferner ote 50.
Batters llnb Or. @tnppart. Otele Namen
6iIrgen fir einen 9uten reinen GtOdenlGlas ;
bier3n Elm Gbpr pom $50 Sttmmeu, Elm ooles
Sraefer unter 2eitung uniereS Directors Zen.
ldop unp Die bette 5Ofnuns fir bas @tltn>
gen pteles berrIt&en Oraturiums TT 9ewib
9ereAtferti9t.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEw TuEATrE.-8Iiss Elite Henderson,
rendition OF Kat 0'Saiel, last Iiisht. VI.
highly crsdhable to hsr, ana drew iorti
unbolnded applau from the audieuee
/ Tonight, She appears as Kathleen MaTour
neen, and also in the Child Of The Resi
ment-a bill which espnoi fail 2 draw.
/ Our readers are again reminded that Ar
rah-na-P egue is toon 70 BE- presented sstha
| establishment
OLD THrArRr.@To-nigSt is The last bu
! two. Of Miss Laura Keeue. Tbs "sea o.
Ice will be representsd, With 81 lis grand
sceuie display, which VIII, withouta az
attract an audience IS large IS any Of tbs
immense crowds which have here Ofore
gre ted Miss Ksene. Our readers should n .
member, that, if they would see her, they
must attend the theatre this week
BROADWAY VARIETIEs--Ihis evening The
great Irish comedian and vocalist, Ben
Wheeler, takes a benefit al the varieties
Mr.. Wheeler came TO our city short time
since comparatively stranger though
short as the time has been, he has made
quite an extensive acquaintance, and drawn
around him large circle Of warm personsl
friends, who, approaching his merits as an
actor, and his fine social qualities rs a gem
tleman, have rendered him a compliments
~ benefit. To those who have witnessed
Mr.. Wheeler's unapproachable delneetions
of Irish character and his convulsing Irish
eecentricit es, and been charmed by his fine
vocal powers in song, we need not say
word; but to those who have not, an oPPer-
tunity is now oiiered to 90 SO, and perhaps
the last. Il is his determination TO get up an
entertainment that will be rep'et with uu-
usual interest, AID worthy OF the occasion
which called it forth. A large number have
come forward and rendered their services.
and it only rems, hs now for his friends and
those DESTROYS Of spending a pleasant even
ing to rally in force in order 70 put the cap
stone upon the whole arrangement, and re-
ceive the hearty thanks o. The yeriiable
Ben Wheeler.
SUNNY SIDE CONCERT HALL As usual,
large crowd was IN attendance at the Sunny
Side, last night. Those wishing to enjoy
good treat should attend
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Bisgfag. Selling.
.....--.... 40 Prem....--....- 4Td Prem.
----......-- ESQ Prem-.-....--.-. 200 Prem.
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RIvER NEws.-The river is now twenty
| eight inches on the shoals and recedinl
very slowly, having fallen two inches with
m the last twsnty-f0ur hours. There is
however, prevailing opinion among steam.
boatmen, that there win be another rise, il
q day or two, which will be permanent il
its nature, and sufficient 70 admit the pas.
sage Of large boats up the Cumberland
They bass their opinions on the fact thai
the ground is now completely saturated
and that any more water that may fall
must oreate a rise 10 the river.
The only boat which has resched the city
vet, from below, is the Matte, from John
sonville, loa 1ed chiefly with sals. The New
Boy left to-day, for the month Of the river
The Columbia is below the shoals, at pre-.
sent, but Capt. Boyd has sent pilot down
ia hopes Of bringing her up. II the water
IS sufficient, she viii be here to-day.
In the Louisville papers we see two boats
advertised for this place-the Mescury, and
the Norms- They VIII 60 regularly into
the Nashville trade, as soon as the water
viii admit
Major Wises new and elegant line will
commence running as soon a. there IS q
sufficient stage Of vster. Il viii make reg
Uiar trips for Cincinnati and IS there are
three or four god hoats in the line, 10 is
important that merchants should sustain IL
literally.
The Matte departs down the river, To-
day, az u o'clock. This is the frst depart
ure Of the season. We hope soon 20 record
numerous others-thourh that will not &C.
cur till we have lev arrivals.
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Persons unaeqpalntsd in the city sselrg
% many advertisements for The trssarnsni
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are ofJen AZ q loss 20 de-
ernine % Ehon y entrust the treatment
q sneo eAssa. 70 such persons se taks
pleasure % stating that the Oldest sstah-
liahment q this Kind IL as 10. % DesdaTick
stsee4. and ma sh0ald b sufeient guar
kntoe that this i 8 reliable institution DH.
a. Elca4n5 JosE Eay Be found In biz q
nee during The hours stated in bis general
As efes.
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An essay OF one hundred and thirty pages.
disclosing aeU ard valuable information
deemed incurable, what treatment /, sue
cessul, and what is only temporary or
uasuccessful; also, the certain sna perma-
neut cure Of fstula, without The use Of
either the knife OF caustic. The known
cau6or and great experience Of The author,
Dr.. II. J. Hul-eee, during twenty-five years
practice. and the home evidences Of his
skin IN Louisville, KY, is sufficient recon-
mendation. The essay val be mailed iree
Of charge to the address Of any afflicted
person. novll-u
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DArLr Ux1oS oFrIeE.

nashville AofelnDer 10, 1863.
Cotton is not king. Prices are down. We
hesrd of one or two saies, Of very prime
article, at acc, but the ordinary fibre would
scarcely have brought Sse. The adviees
from Europe, and from the East, are both OF
the most diseOursging character. How long
the decline viii continue We are unable to
conjecture; but would not be surprised if
the present decline were permanent Cot
ton Is not king and We scarcely think it
viii ever be, however important = staple it
may be 10 commerce.
The receipt Of the article, yesterday, was
not large We doubt if it reached 500 bales;
and the greater part OF this vas either put in
store, or shipped Immediately toward the
North. The transfers in town amounted to
but trihe
Money is somewhat easy, eth there is no
anxiety on the part of bankers to discount,
except to regular customers; but u these
there is a fair degree Of liberality. The fol
lowing was the rates OF uncurrent Tennessee
money yesterday:
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Three Of the 10th Regulars were yester-
day arrested by the provost guard for Great
Jug q disturbance in the clessic precincts Of
Saoky. They were all drunk, and under
took the rather grand task Of cleaning OUT
the p ace; but, instead OF doing so, they all
found themselves in durahce vile, in an hour
after they had commenced cleaning"
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RoTIcR.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government.
which we're filed with the Board Of Claims,
of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order TO substantiHte the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedneas from the Government.
is30--tf II. TOMPKfNs Co.
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White Goods !

In White Goods
Coats
ride
Ladies'
would specially call attention and
In addition Retail stock
Wholesale
chants Pgug ourselves duplicate In
New York
or1nH l1 1fv for obt4f
m
os1sn who Iussth ,f
By aiant1a to bl4nsr
patronage
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WINTER IS CoNNe, and we are glad to in-
form the citizens that we are now prepared
10 furnish them with a choice article OF Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal is
hard, pure, and Gear, and prices as low as
any in the market, All orders left with Us
will receive cur immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, office
No. az, Church street., opposite Masonic
Hall. ocl:0-tf
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Some soldiers Of the 10th Regulars got in
toXicated and wen. into smoky for the pur-
pose of "going fog' every negro they could
dud. One OF them pitched into the wrong
man, however, and got shot through the leg
for his nafra
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AABKETS.


GIa-IgEtTI, nov. 70
Flour unchanged sd suist; superans 2 5og7 rs
szrra ss - 81 nav and Ola. Ead Tsssil Or srn-
D and 1Encyi Ehear II dsmand As 90 ET
old red. AID ! ioal Is for new CON sagsss. 4;
Osis SOC Rye stesdy a. szss5c Nos PORK doll
~ SCI 5oes2 CO. Bulk NsEtz are hsld a Is and II
is- shoulders tides l75sals; Hozs stsndy; Cot.
toa deeliusd 10 s5e fss mlasHngs WHISKY in d
nas1d a. g uGe =.
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This vics, which is never pTaeticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblsst
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen to song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim (
q living skeleton. Nor are those its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, NSsh
Vile, Tenn. fsb26-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

Dav3son county hcuds70
l. A ~ p r SCRIPT ..-T5
Toe stove bonds are
bought VITA coupoBs,
fiom 1851 included.
y Caro.ins CO.. pons 81
Memphis city Coupons 90
Tennessee Coupons. 50
Gs0rgia coupoas $3.50
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NO. % DEADERICK sTREE7

Es SEss4L RARBARous NODE TRArEr
hv
~ ouasir rs
I~a y "ans mere sa3 ssuneies \ ~ Re
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To ora SUBSCRIBERS II THE CITY.-Our
Agent is now calling upon our friends and
patrons in the city, collecting whatever
may be due from each subscriber. We have
hsd no regular collections on the routes for
the last year or 90. because we have had no
time 70 devote 10 il. The bills have all
been made out from our books, and il is be-
lieyed that they are generally correct
Where they are found 10 be otherwise, they
viii Be willingly and properly adjusted.
We hope that every one will DO ready to
settle when called upon, as it viii greatly
facilitate business, and prevent the annoy
auce Of "caliing again" on the same GRAND.
In the future we viii collect regularly every
month ti
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

The Chattanooga Gazette, atlanta Intelli-
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tstionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
BroWnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Msss.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at L. p Cones, No. 40 berry street. #
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BE CAREFUL OF YOUR LUNGS,
DIR. sWAYNE's


ThiT'y years. experiences. snd the great amour
81 testimony from 81 psrss q the Eerld has proTeI
Il Standard and re- srls rerne Ff1fC lds. At 1rna
Erorchlfi-, Nervous Dehility, Blood Spirang Live
Of The AT Passages Eud LunEs.
Prepared only By Dr.. SWANS 4 son, PhllA-
Scldby VIA c q. SMITH, Druggists,
Corner o. Church and Ni1e siresfs.
Ocfl9-tu thSsat Nashville.
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CsTABLESHED IN as1O.
u Lockwood a BENNINGTON.

Wholesale sud Retail Dsalers 10 Looki1g Glasses
and Looking Glsss stss. The trade wi fnd :
o5od assurtfnent 81 Minors, both Freeeh and eef-
ran ending ia Al ss trsnches. Also, Per. Man
81 md o her kiud q Frames m1ie % order. SIS
Fesrl street, opposite Peck SIP, NeE YORK
csCG-2m
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For sale, about 4slf acres shout - miles
nom the city, On Porter Pike and near Gal
laiin tlke, with several fne building sites,
ahS more than two-thirds timbered, balance
tilh vegetable soil also an excellent stone
quarry, and two thirds OF the land would
make one Of the eest VINEYARDS In she State.
]. ]. 4 r. " BEowN,
AoNi--t SSlz Union street.
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II you waat 7oar Passes sssl timed, sail
on G.. ,. Js-kson, e. Luck's, on Union
street., or At his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders ffou the country vii meet
with prompt htssutioa. eot2e-if
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF Wsrnink
and instruction for Young Men. Also, rev andre
liable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary and
Sexual syste.ns-sent free, In sealed envelopes
Address, D.. J. eKILLSN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association. Philadelphs, Pa. aprl8-l3
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NEW CARPET HOUsE.--A large and well as
sorted stock of Carpetings and House Fur
nishing Goods Just received snd opened BY
VIM. ". Berry a Co, No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. oct24-lm