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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
DaunC1eiOtismus !

Carl Baunldeibt aus Gnbenih,
GrFnter Der neuen 5eilmeihpte, eenannt
8duu1cbeibtismns.
Gin,iee Ngentur fur Nu1b-, gertral- u. Git
Nmerifa:
43l 8rppme Gtrcet, Netp gcrF.
Gin Srtrument, ter GebenFreder 81 .OU
Gin 5lacpn Uleum Daunfdeinlii 200
| Gin 2ebrbu6, in alen mcternen Sprahen 400
Das Muse, lsinf8ranfbeiten unb teren Sei>
lung 200
Die 8aunldeiht'l de SeiEmettchs s.i6nn fb
! defenders turb 9stin mthsit, @eTabrIrNefsit,
ginfabheit. idneae 5eilrne unh 8iuiefeit aus
9as Ginfa6e unb Ssi6te tei Der &nmsuture
bieies 5eilrerfatrens natt Is jsrem 2aisn mig
lid au praftiairsn.
304-1Y. Gr. g. Meinharb, asent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27

9Dtel,
NrpDii1pnS:, &arbmaaren:. Sic.
~ ss. 'ttalie n=. Orn9ppbs=,
iS~ttefe1cnrb S@uA, Stpre
itsira@ sua
,HfsS Chr. un6 Sui. Adermanu,
youns Nmerifa-. CAREER 81. Minn.,
Sn unisrm @tortx1Atet. Ter aaufer aQe
Sorten eer bsfen unb bigiefen @aaren fir
ben 6amilientecarf,t uni. nrier @afbaus
eu,pfetlt fi@ &eifenben b6t@ beaueme Ginri&-
tuug unb artise unb biQi8e 8stienuna.
asente1 Der Rinutfota @utual Snf. 60.
Qbr. uub Sui. A6ermanu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Bi(li9es gn0ros un0 gn0et0i(
9tiefcl. i1lt1 9dbu1'
lul ap = .ao @e1@dft / I.' aa9E

9adIontra6e. 3wilden Der S. u. g.. Str,
(S@urmeter's 8lod) p
g tYaul, 80 Mtuu. q.
q Standardized aufeepaft! @iefiber.
bal: d aud nit BEN Be9inne bieles Urubiabrs
ptsptr mem Qauptauceumerfauf bas Wbpielale.
@eShafti eeri6tet unp werbe be6balb lhetsI Gin
rei&baltietsM Gorteaent ours isppftipn baben.
Da i'd rteine @aaren brett Sott pen arp6en
Manufaeturen bes Ofens fur rGsiyy. btaiebe. q
bin i@ in ben Stanb seftBt, WieberperfGufern
bic arS 6ten gcrtbeilesu bieten. BefeQunaen BON
sanb' 8auaeuten suerben pintt:i@ te1pr9t. =
8lei9faus tperben aQe @prten Stiefeln unt
S@ut. auf BeReQuns MODERN, bauerbaft unb
sromp: angefertiBt fir bic ben barten I3eiten pal-
fet ses Dreien. &pnrat @osian. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Mlutual gnsurante Compagnlt,

O~fanfato, Wfinu-,
perF6ert 9e9en Teuer unc Blts
unt fir pas Sterbea sss Biebs bur6 &ruusheit.
| Oil 9i6erbeir bieler Gpmpasuie empFeblt it'd
burh ~folsenpe Namen s1n le.bit:
Beamten:
Ri9ter g. Sind, Vyal.
I'D. Nttb. S. q. @ispsu, corr. Setr.
BANTER 6. 9. Smitb, Sdasmeiftr.
6. S. Treeman, Nh. Setr.
a5 0emdbrsmdnner:
Gob. MiiGir, S4asmsiTst S6eTsr, Senator
Nltr. &amley, s. u. GbrmplpH u. u.
g. miro I'M SntsrsHe Der neutlden Ginpobner
iein. ibr Gisentbum unter BEN l4srn S1ue tis-
ier @elealaaft iu isaen.
6. .. BUTTS, m,n s(ot
@.N. &ennscy, 5 0S"' "S''
Tranf ptfler, ast.
ba Sc Sueur, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Sir ben Sfen!

Chicago, prairie pu @bien unit ct. paul
qr4. @iienbabn unb Yadetlinie.
Bon alien Yuntter an, utsrn DliiliNppi mad
Sa a''ssii Gsi 'pa
unb au.n amber Wuntt:n
Sefli9 unb @eflih.
3wei Grpreeaiee perla6tn vrairie III Gbisn
tasli&, bic 8erbinounS bileenb ~ SanesuiQe nit
Der Chicago unp Nortb.@ eQern8abu bur9 mad
Wiltuautee pcer &bieaso. pbne Waeguns su pe9>
lein.' v'' 10 -.@'-f p.
70 Git bilten birette Werptnbuns in MiImaules
nit BEL; Detroit uuo Wiimautee Babn unp ner
Dampferlinie /; in &biea9o nit aQen 3ueen mad
rem 9uben unb Sfen. H.. l'-'
IDur&.Iidets mad allen mi6tigen Wld-
btn iiub an alien Vunften am Jlu0e au BADEN.
o. 6orpert 1idets iber Yrairie pu Gtitn.
wa0aee 70 nieprie ;als auf irsenb einem ter
3uee auf timer anotrn Babn. Ili
stir GepGd pereen Dur9i&eine segeben ben
prairie hu 0bieu nad alien mt9tieen puntten.
=. :. Bacon, %. Serri6,
Sin. Iidet Net. superintendent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Datptab 9auS

UulDluD p1U1 ~ :
aa.s BON 9oicpb $arbp.. - d
&de Der st. Mn,bonp unb Sort tra6e. v
st. paul.
Dieter 8e1dumise, neutrality-suspicious. @aNbp5,
BON bent unter3ei@ntten nun ALIEN iiberncm.
men, bistet Rtileneen nit &uasdneern ale Be.
auemli&teiten elmer peimat. Der unteraei&net,
Gisentbimer pirb slaes auftieten. feline seebr.
ten Safe 5u befriebigen. @sin Iil& lieferl
rsi&li&e unb CUTE 8oR unp feline Bar it feber.
3sit nit eeu1 8elten Serieben. 5ubrleute mad,
i& nod DEFENDERS auf bic nit BEN paule per.
bunstne CUTE Stauuns. aufmerflam. 81
sStplenb !6nrbn ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Waibingtpn 6Qu8.

Deutl4eS 0af' uno Boarding 6aus,
st. AntbonY, 5@trabe, ct. Vaul.
Die lnter3etdneten babtn tiei S lUebem BON ii.
ntn tbernoulmene 9auS outs @auberNe unb
Beauemite eineeri9tet uup earantiren alen see5r-
ten @aiten biQ,Ss unb bonnette Setisnung. ar
Bel BEN Sauie ttfuret V@ CUTE 5teQuug
@br. Gapie,el u. 81. Qorena.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27

.u,Brcrn miro binaeridta meresn. tpie
pas 0slsb i'm psrurtteilt; une feline Se'ae
Miro ben Msr3ten tibes9eten Siperren UNI
fam pann bic MufetNebuna obne etn
@rab in unlerem 8oeen etrpartel."
Mus Ter 3eri&neipuna Der 9't@e our@
Nsr,te, auf mel&e @ile bier NIT Der 9an1
,en Nobb.it zines @f!NrenluntstS an'
inlet, ii bsfanntlt9 nidtS aetpotesn ;; e'f
usterreNe Subn Brcwn'S ruben bel glba
i'm nSrelidsn 9eem gprf. une iein 0rab
wi.e tets beiliA 9ebaltsn 'rsreen.
g(ter bic trcBise MeuberunS teS Wtele'
eos or eSpbn 8rcmn crit reht bdnBenI
merre, ,pen, Der Moroen eiacn Mdrtyrer
aus ibm MAIDEN wpQe; bat ftd lettber
iurattar aeradt. Das wsie Jest zig
aan,e @elt. = aah5l". ~.
llnp 0gile llbf ? Nidt nur aue feline
yertrederil hen Triume pom Dem 0rcBsn
Suczunp SflapsnsM eih 1ne eabin, lcnz
bern er III ni9tS mebr ais ein total ser;
armter uno ,erlumpter parutirter @efan>
eenet, inrem Ct ale Br~isaceaeneral ret
Scn 0rant aufaeri.tenen @sbeuenarnass
nit SCI eapituliren mu6te. INC
Disle m,litdril6e Yarolirun9 lalieb'
aber leine YrpseSiiruns measrs res bIr'
serlihen @srtu6en5 he's 9odeerrate'
oar Mot aus. llno eS mare nur 1ere9t
wenn man ibn, Der unter Die auerfre<el
uno tebarrlihRen Mnitiiter unp GSresre
Ger SflaYenbal,er@ Nsbslion 9ebStte, au
cerlslten Stelle bel @barleetcrn saumsll
LEGS, auf cer i'm Spatjabre 1889 Sob
8rpnn purd iba 9ebdnst rurce. =
rann n 9sihnam een Mtrsten utsr
oebsn merren prer Of mon ibm atitatte
lcllts, I'M 8pren &ererniens Die Muferftet
uns su ermartsn-eas mare cine rfer
Vrasc. -lsCs.- i'm ~ sl.se ,1..I!3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
2lu sic Unrmcr
nApon Garner County unb lluaeaent

aa4u $40 DIT aett. ag9
@drtmnaren unb Sfenltpr,e,
: bee nnter3ei&neten eutbdlt bic befe Au.s,pva,bl
fspie Dart unb Ble@paaren sauer Mrt.
Sd babe felt Rur "a aeun.. burd dna.1.
lung zines auertannt. aeldidt,n Mi : 4.
auntets bafarstferet.% Sab Gatm,r. ptl%e
aeue arnts! anfsrti3en. sber &eparoturen
1.adtn u tafen pinf@en, in meintm STORE in
earser iere 8eeeQuneeu ma@eu tSunen. nit Der
y entbbet, cut bsbient IN eerben. 5g
. III. .ssaes asal Sotn Gunt,
sd@9 gaser, Rtax.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27

- untpn $Dtel, 10.
.Gde Der Babai9am< unb 4ten Stra6e
grr sen W. &unfenbeimer -.g
Reu erbaut, ~serdumig, nit boben untfreuub.
li&en 3immern Serleben, wie bieies 3pteliR, bic.
tet es BEN &eifenoen bic berrli@0en Bequemli&.
teittnt reben gut bereiteter &oR unb Der tiQieReu
Beeieuuns, lctpte CUTE @etrGnte an ter Bar. ,Ha
@eraumiet @tauuns 1T bel BEN paufe. unit
beebalb ben Jarnern nanentli& ~ empfebien.
5~:eifente unb beren@ epad mer6en frei BON mt
mad Der Qanbung befIrtert. E29Hi G159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Trif@e altg9 +
|@arten unD M~deridmereien.

Stabelbeer<, 9tmbcerr unp
si4a3al s9rcmbetrsS pr6blin8e sa
&C., &C., Il. t iA
Dessleihen Blumenpaan3en Ter beltettefen
Sorten. e%arantirt ais BON Der belten Nrt fir las
8lima Minnc1otas.
Msine Yaumf@ule unb Gema@sbaus III in
&eleroe-1ownlbip. uupeit ct. paul. Y2
Dfein Derot tIr Yefauf pen @6mereienI ii
in Wait's 5tore. No. 100 Bite Strabe,a oberbdlb
rem Mer@ants 5otel, ct. Vaut.a z 95s7R ].
5imereien meroen per po(f periantt un, Sc.
Reluneen .bnfari tGnnen in heutl@en Briefen ee.
raa&t ptrben. .. u. Ncbertfon.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
9te @erutG1ta @ehem6>
Gerlt6erung5 @e1eQi6aft,
30, 8rpabtpap, Nem=yprf,

ID STE @ermGt1t6 Aehemss
Gerl16erungS @eieQi6aft,
90, 8rpabmap, @em=Dprf,
enpfeblt Zen geppbnsrn pom Miauslrta, sru Der
unihdebaren @obltbat Der 2ebenez
9erfiberung @ebraut ;u MAIDEN. gle bat
Elm baar:u. ooll eiusea1bltes @runh-
Capital non $500, 600
0ae Germpqeu Der 0eleQ1baft tetrue am 80.
Septen1ter 1894 re- SIG. 9O2.62
uno bat lid in tem serean-
aeneu 8ierteIjabr oermebrt uu1 53,5O9.S7
- Bag bus Irtalst. mpeen
b,r G:Ieai9aft jest betrast 500, 4lI.i9
aeas iabr!ide Gintummen
gar ., ESQ, 10000
tsiutr so, 10000
10 bag bic @eEeai4aft Elm
lptal- Gtntcmmen y. penig<
items 800, 100000
per Sabr ssnieBt.
Dit gerlherungen in Strait am 80. Sept.1S64
naren S., 100000. Iurh neue GerTbsrunaen
i'm Sstraet sru S1,419, 500 ersttt E9 Gin Der
G9eruusstetras rcn $9,319,50O. Die @slsa-
l&aft fam na4 ben slansenben Grfabruneen hts
ssttn Sabres rarauf rttnen, ta6 lid hi.i. Ser
I@eruneslumme idbrlid nm SO ,OOO, OGO psr-
n1ebrt. Sie III uter alt Gereinieten Staaten
~percreitet unb pat in Minnelrta ~fpIeenee aesn-
ten:
Central : Asentur in Der u0suti6en 8ant" BON
@ebriiperB iQtus & Dunbar in ct. Naul,
q. s. gilbert @inpna,
Brandt uno Series, Garritault.
Sobn .. Musplpb, Nen<ulm.
J jDie @eieui6att bssabIte ter 81 Sabr,n tt-
res geRebens an 8arilten Sl7 900, tarunttr
81, 1000 an bic 5amilie tcs in @amrencc yrn Rem
0uantrea' l9rn Gueriaas eridlaesnsn 3riseri6
9ranet.
S. Sdreneler, 6uep @efenrsaI
g}fee. IrnI. II. @efretnr. Mrn{hfnf
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Sie 8raueret

vMefern ;<<5.,$nuS,"
, Robertarabe s~ii&tn eer 4. w. S. Strabe.
! ,tIm 3afS ct. Aaul, Wfinn., "
Die r1nterse!9neten eupfsblen ibren nun.
rntbr auf bas einlaaenble einseri&teten Saloon
biern.it freunpli9R Der Cunt bts eeebrte pub
lituu1s inter b.r Yeii&eruus. lba6 .eerielben an
portreflid'n @etrdnfen ,ldmadtaIttu fallen
unb marnen Spetien au ieptr Iasesleit ben
mtrtben @aiten tets bas 1tRe bttttn pirb.
j lun1 9seneisten 5!3uipru& bitten ss..l9t 5It 81
3548 nae Sobn Deter6 IL. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
81 Metropolitan M III =
8iQiarb> Simmer II. Salon.
Drain. 5traa6ell. stia,pater, Min, Z
g er IbeIo1,

a1 Brnbarb IbeIia1. rs q
h Der lnter;e;9nete bat ben Antttil bee perrraI
Is. S@ult3 an benz ubisen @si1dfEausetfduf,
unb apiro sba0tlbe IN benz alien Qotal son 5&uls
unb 1betau. pc(eltf e. NIT gsrgniis.n 5itine
alten unb ns~,n Jreunbe smpfan8eu mirb, fort
fibren.. Ct wirb ffets bic tefen 5a9@!eQ
* @eine, 2iqueure unb GiDarren ~
perratbis balten. E gHa.a a5aag4 Y
@'ilpater, IA. MGr3 IS { .ssg2a
3iQhd e-ft r. r.s1 81 ok~I.~ ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27

Ottunttr3ei9netM paben ibrVaee1ber feinfen
utsarsend IN Vtette BON So bic $65 per 1aufent
0ur9 ueue Gintaufe perpoQfanbiet.
Nau@. uub Ram.Eabade
BON allen Scrten une yreien fne sprrdttia, vsr.
anter q atl's betanuter peuti@er Nau&tabad.
S9nupftabade, VI
In erobtr Auswabl.
.;aa Dtutf&e pfetfen,
SGaneyz@ oobS,
@ersauft i'm @rse- unb 8letnbanbeIau ben btl.
hSten vreifen. tu1elt u. 4ofmamn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
DR.. cOLEMAN'S
Private Dispensarv.

Wills humanity continues 70 be infrm
aid man IS prone 70 err, and the conss-
quences are visited upon the unfortunste.
he should early seek relief from The misery
thus entaiied. And the man who devotes
his time and talent @ The roliof OF ina
species OF human suffering is not less
fhilsnthr0pist than no who seeks n relieve
any other affection y which man "A subject.
Tor true philanthropy looks not % what
cauIed the trouble, but what viii cure il.
DE. CoLEXks has devoted large portion Of
hls time 10 the cure Of the class OF ais-
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. Re hes duly qualified
himself By study ana experience 10 perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for Several years, and the test-
monisls Of the press which hs has
quoted in his card, are guarantee 70 The
afflicted for MS skill and attainments.
His ohiee Ia s. North Cherry street. Post
Once Box, So2. augs
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gIIer and Steamboat NEWS.

The Cumberland il rising again, the TO
suit Of the rains Saturday and Sunday. The
freezing weather Of yesterday and last night
will probably check the rise after to-day.
There nrr six feet on the Shoals.
Arrived, the J. 7. McCombs and Irene
from Louisville, and the Lady Pike and
West morcland from Cincinnati.
10 departures.
The WestmOreland departs to-day at
noon for Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Clara Dunning, Anglo Saxon, Leono-
IA No. ., and Emma, are on their voyage
FROM Louisville to this port.
Thirty i've steamboats, left Louisville
during Friday and Saturday last for Pa, %
kersburg, Va.
Tho Ohio River is falling from Pittsburg
to Cairo. There was some fear at Pittsburg
Friday that it would be closed there with
ice, as large quantities Of ice, were running
out Of the Allegheny and Monongahala.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

The shove form O Psoposals viii fe adhered III
as closely as pract.cable. CTher forms viii - re-
ce we'd by tie Department and dol y considered.
4 proper guarantee that the bidder D. able % + j.
al the c)ntract, certified % ty the Clerk n the
nearest District Cour OF a United stafes D tract
Attorney, must accompany the prCp-sai, Or 10 vs. D
be rejected.
An oath Of alIeg ance 70 Tho United States Govern
meut must also accompany the pTOpOs !.
The contracts will Dc awarded 10 the lowest 70.
sp0rsle parry OF parties, who viii ~ duly notja,a
hy mai, or neTBise, that their I'D f. scceTted.
and Immediately required to enter into cont sct Un
der Bonfs to the an INT Of S5OJl. The Bou.L
must be properly certified md the Post fficc at
tIess Of principals and sureres stated rpor them
Bidders may be present IN 2 srs.n when the pro
pOs8ls are oprne1.
Thn Post Once address Of the parties pr'ros ~
must be distinctly written upon the prorCH
Prop sais must be addres ed 70 -sagg.s y. l.
MAGkCBER, y. s AEMT, MgDtnAL PUEyfT0E, rr.'-
ynIE kBSICCEY.
The Depa tnnent reserves the rg5t 70 reject any
OF al bids deemed unsuitable.
T.. J. MAGRUDFE,
.Sl1asaa y S. Asptg nd Ale.hdaL Pgrcqlr,
Laird G. he.tg1tg.
Printed forms Of proposals may be Raj e lbs
OH~e. gsf-Lte0L
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We have inadvordantly omitted 10

We have Inadvertently omitted 10
make mention Of the arrest aud irnpriscp
ment Of Hon. A. q. p. Nicholson. Of
haury. After prolonged absence in the
soHih, this gentleman returned with Other
leading rebels TO Tennessee, with Hoca
army. When hat army fed from tic front
Of Nashville, and fastened 10 re-cross The
Tennessee river, Mr. Nicholson concl1d. a
that as he had got his rights South, he
would remain ct home within the Federal
lines. His friend Forest had arrested and
sent South, 8 Union citizen Of Murfrees-
boro, Mr.. Ferran, and Nicholson is now
held as a hostage for that gentleman. This
may seem 10 Mr.. n. and his friends hard
case but it is only the result Of rebel IN
Engagements upon The rights Of citizens.
Mr.. Nicholson eiss, for many years.
been leading man amongst the democrs-
cy OF Tennessee. He has served in tbe
Legislature and in the United States SEN
ate - President Of the State Benk. and
editor the old Nashville Uuion. In all Of
these positions, he illustrated the fact that
ante. lectuai gifts, education and culture.
unless fortified by physical and moral
courage, ore not shields against servility.
No slave on a southern plantation ever ex-
hibited moro submission to the edicts of
ms masters han he to the partisan com
Handa Il his party chiefs. Associated
VIII sneh spirits Is Andrew J. Donelson,
m l5'0.-when the maxims and spirit Of
the hero ri New Orleans had not yet be-
com -un'asEiOnabIe--he did screw up
courage enough 10 bay the disunion con-
clays that sat la Convention here, and re-
bUze Is deyil:sh Vaccinations against the {
Government. Nor did he, in 1871, until !
the last nomont, join the enemies Of his
country. Joining them at all was a mis-
take, due perhaps, TO his constitutional IT, !
nudity AMI place Of residence combined
and not 10 his inciinstions, for, as the |
colleague 81 COY. johnson, in the United I
States senate, he had shown a disposition !
rather 10 coincide with him than the die /
union headers. What his present views are /
we have nos heard. We should think, |
however, .s has seen enough of rebel des-
potism % sat.sfy him that the Southern /
people .houid return 10 their allegiance.
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Capt. Hubs Of 4he 18th Regular Infant
~, has opened n recruiting Office at No
IS. Cedar street. This Is sherman's old
regiment. Persons wishing 10 enlist can
not do better than to call on the gallant
CAPTAIN and become one OF the glorious
18th The regular service possesses many
3 .vsntazes over the volunteer, and Is
therefore preferable. This is point that
ought 70 be considered when eniisting.-
And then the honor Of serving in sber-
mans Old regiment--there's much in that.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
g(lashrille alnl0n.

1s- The UNION has the largest circula-
ton Of any Newspaper in Tennessee. Its
City and Army circulation more than
double any other paper.
~ The NASHVILLE CNioN has been
swaraed the publication Of the List Of In
called-for Letters for the year 1865, by the
Postmaster Of this city, the UNION having
the lsrgest circulation Of any paper pub
lished within this postal district.
Esr- LIST OF LETTERs.--The list Of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Post-oiice,
publ.shed officially in the columns Of the
NASHVILLE USIoN, can BE consulted in the
Business Office of the USIox. Il viii be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

4 SUPERIOR RFMFDY.-We can couscien-
Gously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr.. Stricklaai's Ne-li-
huous Cough Bklssm. Il gives relief al
most fundamentally, and is withal Eotdis-
agreeable 10 the taste There Is 70 DOUBT
cat the Mellifucus Cough Bslssm IS one Of
the best preparations IN use, and b ala ths.l
is proprietor claims FOR i. We have tried
is during the past week, aud found relief
from q most distressing cough. 70 i5 pre-
pared by Dr. Strickland, No. East FourtA
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, AMI for sale b.
Druggists, At 50 cents per bottle.
ap29-f @ su-Iy
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EMBALHIRG

nR PRJNK Ht= OPENED A. E-TtBIssH-
J Tnent "a Nashville. teau-, icr Eul1'luns The
lead on Cherry slrefti tccr- ~o-l7 o. The
Pot Oitae.
he val rttsud q dilnteTinR snd i FwsT iing
IA - frCfr, the snd 81 p9iris S u,h - Casf a.
sor-ueBt al rnctsl'.r eases ana zuc cafrs oa
800 prqn.h offre4 10 rtfttsnI0E-, Tenn. and
er,,-ts,iIle. IA. 4. d. PRiNh. ~. u. .
ian1S-SrlN
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soldiers wife went ont shopping yes
terday. She had in her purse several ten
dollar, and one fifty dollar, greenback. She
made her purchases at one store, 10 the
amount of ten dollars, had no other occa-
sion ia consult her purse; but when she ar
rived at home, the $50 hill was gone, the
tens al safe. AS she had paid out money
hut once, she naturally suspected that the
merchant she had dealt with, got her fifty
do lars for q ten. Complaint was made to
the Recorder, aud the merchant was arrest.
ed. The affair win be investigated this
morning.
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Tie Undersgued proposes to furuish daily, o.
Otherwise, al the Ice required for hospitals, upcu
approved reCulsitons Of surgeons in charge, a. or
u-sr the within named poi1ts, 20 tire following prcr
per hundred pounds, namely -- -;s
ser hundred rounds.
The ice shall ba Of tho tsSt quality art ~ J,ct 10
the approval 81 the surgeon ia Ct are, who WI
&c pt for tEe ectga srnouut delivered a earh bC-
pl-cl.
Psymeut % q made from rma u tins mos dr.
ylC-Je hilIs, certified 30 'y Size Medical Director.
Signed.
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A superior quality Of Ingram Extrs su-
per-, Three-ply and Rich Tapestry Brussels
Carpets, for sale at wholesale and retail by
C. b. Bray, at Cameron, Grier Co.'S stand
As these carpets ere carefully selected from
FRS, hands, and only a moderate advance
pat on them, The public will find that they
are desirable, and moderate in price.
G. 3 BRAT viii also I'll orders for Cur
tlins, DaInasb, and Curtain Fixtures, com
Piete, bought At the fountain head, and sold
g. small profit. Also, table Oil-eloths and
her housekeeping goods.
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on the 10th inst. the following named fe-
males left ST Louis, under military escort,
having been ordered South by Gen. Dodge
for disloyal acts Mrs. Kate Beatty, Mrs.
Amanda Cranwill, Miss Georgia 7. Reed,
Mrs. Sallie McPheeters, Miss Jane Ward
Miss Matte anderson, ana Miss Molie
a rHnrcnr
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We trust that every reader Of the UNION
will bear in mind the Sacred Concert, at
Christ Church, Wednesday night for the be-
nefto Of The Protestant Orphan Asylum. Those
whom business or other causes may make
il impossible for them to attend, can serve
the good purpose as well by purchasing
tickets, which can be had at the principal
Book and Music Stores. We would, howe
yer, advise all to 60, who can mako it con-
veuient, as they will enjoy n most delight
fll entertainment.
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Medical PurFeyOr's Office,

Lorl7yLLe, hY-, January 9Th, 1865.
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until January 18th, 1sJi, t0- fun
Isning Ice to the Medical Department of the Army
during the ensuing year, nc the points herein de-
siguateL The Ice % be stored by the contractor 81
properly CONSTRUCTED icc-houSes a. each POINT oi
delivery, on or before the l6th OF April next, "a
Ice not 70 be receiDtad for w il its quality the I'll
ncss Of &c ire-hduse, and tee ngnner IN which o.
Il packed shall have been approved by q medical
officer, and payment VI be made only for re.
amount thUs sctusl'y ec-iptyd for.
Ihc proposals Hii be ma le FOR the Quantities in
o. at5d below a required n ne ~p.etve pls.e-
with the proTiso that should more he cccIed ~ any
tine iOE the years supply It sheii be furnished RI
che Tsm3 rates and under The same conoit on
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A dispatch from PhiladelPhis, daSbd Jan.
22i, says the L. s. steamer Massachusetts,,
from the South Atlsutic Blockading squad
on, arrived here to-day. She left or Char
sstou on the 18th, and or Wilmington
Thursday. an Of Admiral Porter's feet
are in Cape Fear River. On the night Of
the 18th five blockade-unners ran into Old
Inlet, North Carolina, aud were captured
by She feet.
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Notice Extraordinary.

T-,oR SALE. A STOCK OF MILITARY AND
II Cstrrars clothing. au Furnish ng Goods, com
T.ets in ever, cparunenbw winch g otere; WIN me
good vail Of the ho1 e, o. eYefy iee Ffle' No. 80
~ INT with the sale of ihe g0ojs, the bl7t
Bi--INETs STAND ia tAe city. AypNrs0r E'-h-
~, GOOD bu-i aees slfeady established, can s-t
n1ii nap icglsTz b. eal ing OF ~.
49, sost ~ reduce r. stock. hcrga.us are 70
- rad CHILDs IS sTEPHEN-OS,
isnIs Public square, Southwest corner
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CONCERT PosTPoNEB.-In consequence Of
The uniayorable weather, and to gain time
to complete the final arrangements, the
phsn's concert viii be given on Wednes-
day night, 26th inst, instead Of Tuesday,
as heretofore announced.