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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
STATE OF MAISH, FxLcrTIyE DLPARTxgSI
trGrsTA .0y 20 .hft9

GENTLEMEN Your note Of the iytb n, inviting me 10 be
present the occon Of the si1teth Anniversary o The
DAY OF December Il, Ia received
A. this distance Of time j. almost Impossible for me 20
whether might migt not be able 70 join The
approach of the session Of the Legislature Of TINS
state and the Of business at the close Of the year are
likely 20 be ,uch a. 30 prevent my being prc,eut.
II would Afford nrai pragufe 20 be able 10 unite with
you memorable day 30 honor to tie memory Of the
orcsthers tSew tngan1 who, on the seTe rock of
Plymouth planted tac Of liberty and geIl, denaTsic
nsitatons which, sndus IT, root downward AID il branch
Republic ofth- world.
Thankn. you gentlemen. foF the distinguished honor you
have done ON constrained, undr the cfcumstures 20
decline r. he pease 20 accept assurances Of my pro ouud
re'Pcei and regard Very respectfully your opern .rvni
To L. p. WYxAN ESQ. Chairman Comuite- of range.
meni', View England Sose'y OF The oy Of 'ew.iof.
~. AInASs. ". Dec A. 1865.
GESILzsEN Yo1r verv krd nOe nv'ing 10 be- rsefent
the occasion Of tHe cs.bffton OF the h Aruiteruiy u
the New England Society on be I'D int, l. received.
II would give ff.a pleasure To- DO rrrsent With
occasion much ntcrrt, contribute ny
presence would do 10 cucolfg' soccty whose object &
to ppsfuatr those g.ai prnrpr' q cvi and rscus b
erty aLch, finding hor tlt eIpressi 10 hetEngsui
soil have contributed 20 lzrFciy ~ rsiabshng
peTuitnrnt And brn. in To chaatitf nsofefnmel which
neither the severe ordeal of ycsrr Of apsd
property nor the violent shock Ct ci could sthof
Tie events OF X pas, yaf,he e3.lnr n The Rebellion
the reesubshnet u tie power q! lhe Fedia Government
over ha portion Of the country recently IN arms against
VII sve 10 the approaching suniyrr.sry Of tho Nv~ hnseud
red. deeply that th. pressing nauEr q
engagements will prevent heng With yoa 90 participate ~
ts vitie' and to nine my sympshies with those who
may be- present there.
will however. be Of peaslre 10 me 20 be with
In spirit that day. and. 81 with you. a.
ecra'e myself fully 70 those living IrDciplcs, thc
Of an etfht-ned sud earnest Christian character
and the only true foundat'n Of national yfetfrcss.
am. gentsmtn with sentiments oi great respect. very
cordially your ohetient servant, j. bEfGoEY SafTu
M.-srs. l.. b. WynsB frank T. Howe, Samuel - S,rDbas
Corlmiitre Ncw-frglsu Society.
Popular toasts were offered and responded 10 by
Theodore 1ilton the Rev Mr.. Bellows, Admiral Far.
Tacut. MajorGen. Hancock. aud others.
The Blnquct came 10 close late In the evening" af,er
a most pleasant and happy reunion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
Mr. B. r. HrLxsoLp D.

NJ B. T. HrLxboip.
Lea, Sir In regard TO the question asked De.s to my
snion aboas Brss wOud say that have used and sold
~ article in various the past thirty years do no,
il any form preparation Off have not used
irOwn TO be used the various diseases where such med
este ssen wond be indicated You aware, wen
ryen that il has been extensively employed in the ysrious
Ssscs Of the bladder and Kidneys and the reputation it h,s
ssuhod IL ny Judgment, is warranted blythe facts.
rHEYRNB
BEEEEEB
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23


lsa "a. l,,e,s MfNaiseturing Chemists in tie wOrldl
Il S,,Cs,iu,.d with Mr.. Il. T. Hemboldi he occupies
AZ toIs opposi,e my residence, and was successful in
' 'a'i''' "'''' 1'l',' 100 ~, M % ~. p,,
oNs .~asa.zr..e.
wM wEIoHTMAN.
safcvESs& d wEIegrxsS, Manufacturing Chemists
Autho Sir,h and B!owBsts., PhIsielphs
ncA II II
LLLlLLL
CEN
&c lkent,., from Chemical An.ly.'.I
0''oIstl tasysi. Of Hembold's PREPARATION. they
YEA 0'ue., confidence. We consider them safe and
instre,,, YEEvERs YATES
Boston HERALD
'@~. III. 10 advertise worthless wares, sricl-,
~Sserelve our readers; and when we sd
NS M Helmbold, whom We have known for years,
"A 'sisad bis advertising from year year, until I've
% b1sss. advertiser in the United States we
~'asd tia, tie stste,nents in regard to lis articles
q s~r,el"
N*' h'sIi' the above, (but would not do 20 were he
TOrJ ' masy) and tho article concludes by stating
y" As articles and the diseases for which they have
q ~ mary Thousands with complete 'ucc,u
the
IN DD
ID ID
DIDDD
IL II HELMBOLD'S
"ATRACT BUCHU L,
PREPARED BY
se' H. L. HELMBOLD,
"a ''Oooisr. NO ssi BROADWAY. NY,
"s'l 1SAyHsI, PHILADELPHIA "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

nR. KEYsER is physician Of over thirty
.ps experience and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
gh1.selphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

You be present at the SiI,;h Anniversary Of the New
England Society of the City Of New YORK and to state thai
pubic business peIempory will require his stte
ton and presence at the time indicated am sir with high
respect, your obedient servant ADAM BADRAU
Brevet Colonel and Military secretary Z:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FRKEDafs AND aBAspoNE9f
LANDS, WARRINGTON, Nov. 2 ljba
GFsTLEKES: have the honor to acknowledge the recep
teth Anniversary dinner Of the timehonored
Society .
Let me a.,ure you gentlemen that nothing would give me
pleasure than to he with you this OCCASION aud sn'
cer-y that the demands time are such Us 10
render il beyond my power to accept your hospiiay
gland my honie and feeling the importance Of the position
she occupies p all her relations to common county,
can but wish the Society which you represent success IN
the future with its past distinguished record
Please exerd the Society regrets at not being able to
49, ' "'''' ''i o, o. HOWARD, aalor. Gen. Vols.
To L. B. Wymsn, Frank y. Howe and = ~ stobbns.
STATE OF NHopE lsLASD EXECUTIVE DEPAsinKsr,}
PROVIDENCE. Nov II. 1855. )
L. D. VIVIAN, oG, Chairman Aer'LHSaad See'etv Nsic
Ny DEARsR: have before very kind Invitation
cey the I'D Of December tor which please accept any
thank,
my leaving the state during the week In which the ~
and compe ocgo the pleasure of being present
Permt me to sSprrs the deep nter,a which take In your
Society New Engaud institution and my conviction ths
its eubers bat often has most beneficial Influence
upon the ners Of those who only connected with by
ca ming New Eugl4nd o. their home
The suppression Of the Rebellion which has for four years
distracted country, will open and largely extended
fields Of usefulness for the and enterprise ofthe New
England States and their hardy will soon be scatter ID
the sol heretofore given uP to Slavery from which TACT
in MY opinion shall derive he best Of tie future
cordial the states ni the speedy rrtoTsion " tue
South condition st will be credit not only to iisci bnl
10 the nation.
With cordial wishes for the continued property cf your
Society, aud coDgrulson. upon the improvement. Ia the
condition OF ns'.ona affairs since your last snni'rr'Ay
sm, most truly yoni,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
Ikeas,.. from Chemical An.ly.i..I

S''et etlshl ysi. CT Heimbolds Preparations they
yea ODo,t Confidence. We consider them safe and
~.
NJ. NEEvERS 4 YATES
''SsrlA Jcpt T. 1860
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

@C REwARD-LOsT, SATURDAY, JULY RE
DO oeipt Book In going from Fulton street. Brooklyn, =
corner OF Fulton aud Front streets New York married
Continental Hotel Broadway" The finder WIN receive the
above reward BY leaving ~ hcEhsnney Stewards IL
Fulton street. Brooklyn.
e1n REwARD.-LOsT, ON SATURDAY THE sTH
WlV inst black and tan Dog Answers 70 Che name Of
Jet He has red collar with lock and bell fast
Grand street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
COMMERCIAL.

Cou,fERcrAt.-The change from war to
nearly peace, and the consequent sppreeia-
ton in tho valuaEon Of tbecurfent money,
has had already eonesidersble effect On
prices, as glance at the tabls below vii
show. The tunsition state We are in, rsstie's
trade, as q general thing. Those who can
avoid it, win rot purchase, looking for low
or prices. Produce and feed are il fair de-
mand. In eottou nothing iranspires There
are neither receipts, sales, nor shipment.
Hides are tt q price that allows no msrgiu
at Louisville. and IN them and leqther,
quiet prevails. Iron is dull. The inau-
ences mentioned aboys affect the grocery
and dry goods market grsstly, but the re-
tell dsy goods markets. sctive. Imported
liquors have, Of course, declined with gold.
The .whol ale liquor trade IS sc;iye, Is the
sale is nov resumed IN many places wAere
10 had been forbidden
Our banks Do no. report very sc.iye
condition OF aH'aiE Money = noe very
plentiful, and no jiscounuus is done. Tn
current money is more active. rs returned
sE3lerz frequently bring al with them
little Tenres-sp or oth,r h1ul money. The
demand for exchange Is tals.ably active.
more So than during last weel, and /. is AZ
fair supply.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

NUIs1ECz.-The warm weather is upon
IS, and attention to the proper removal Of
pu,rid and decaying matter is important as
a sanitary regulation. The other day we
pa ssed d number Of boxes and barrels in an
alley, iu which were refuse vegetables, and
in one a quantity Of broken eggs. swarms
Of hies were buzzing about the of'al. These
nuisances should be reported by our police.
One such case was up before the Recorder
yesterday. Peter Lynch had picked from
a lot Of potatoes quantity Of rotten ones,
which he placed in the street "to waste
their odor on the offended arr Lynch
had TO pay eight dollars for his infraction
Of the city laws. It will be well for store
keepers and others to remember that they
are liable to be summoned before the Re
corder if they deposit filthy snd offensive
material in the streets or alloys.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

NEW THEArRK.-That Miss Avonia ZONES
possesses power, as well as delicacy and
sweetness, her admirers generally claim;
tonight she will furnish the test By which
her merits in that respect may be estimated.
She periormos Lady Macbeth in Shake
spears play Of Macbeth. Those who have
seen such actresses as Charlotte Cushmant
in this piece, will feel no small pleasure IN
forming their judgement Of Miss Jones on
this occasion. The plsy will be performed
with ell She accessories, including the strik.
ing music Of the composer, Locke.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

II conformity with moieo! advertising
found advantageous, and indeed necessary
in other cities, we have determined TO COM
mepce q Business Directory 10 the Union,
fts wfdesud numerous circulation fitting it
neculiarlv for the purpose. The Directory
will contain the names, address and busi-
ness or profession, Of those advertising IN
IL arranged under classified heads, ~
nDugs," Law" "Dry Goods etc. The
subscriptions FOR cards to appear in the
NASHVILLE Union Directory" will be
sI5 for one year, or So f0y six months,
which is the shortest period fo- which 8
card will be taken.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

OH TzE4TEE.--The opera to-aight is one
Of the finest Of the reDsrsoirs, Ora Di-
syolo." Il abounds in beautiful solos, de-
licious euartettes, and ohorusses. The mu-
steal public Of tins musical city are enl oy-
ing a real feast. The opers, with all its a.
trnctive adjunets, is rars.y within our reach
IN Nashville, and al who want 10 Learn
Whist she higher class Of music is, IS vel
As those ef cultivated taste, should attend
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

REiIGIoUs NorIcr.-"A church without
Bishop, q susie without q Kinr."-All
Methoiists who are favorable 10 q non.
Episcopal church organization, as made
CONSTANT with American institutions, are
requested TO meet IfOr, consultation imme-
disiely after divine service on Sabbath p,
81 lobl O'Clock, at Polsad's Variety Theatre
corner Of Cherry and Broad streets.
may 20 q.
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8aak- zlote gj9t.
CORRECTED BY FIEsF NATIONAL BANK.
10. 80 C0LIEaE srarsr.
NAsurnn. Trxx., May u. l.s.
DAILY UNION OPTICS, I
Nashville. Nav 10 N I

DAILY UNION OTFICss
/ Nashville, May 10, p. n.
ALCOHoL-S7, Ol9S7, so per gallon.
/ APPLEs-SI29l6 per barreL
/ BEANs-S3, 80.
! BAGGNG-3Oc per yard.
/ BALE ROPE-2jc per n.
! BEEF-Dried &c per H.
| BUCKETs-Painted, $500 90 per dog.
| BACON-Hams plain zoe for sides, lie
for shoulders; Sugar cured hams 26c. per
/ pound; Country hams zoe
BROOWs-S6, 00@SS,O0 per dozen.
BUrTER AND EGGs-Butter SOC. Eggs,
| 25G3Oc per dozen by the barrel.
| CANNED FRUIT-Peaches, % S5G5,50 per
dozen, ; h S7,75 per dozen.
| CANDLEs-Taliow 2lc Star, &c per n.
CHEEsE-Hsmburg, 20 and 2sc. per b.
COFFEE-Prime Rio. CSC and Soc per %.
Cows OYsTERs-2b cans So, go per dozen in
| b cans $500 per dozen in boxes.
CRACKERs-Butter 15c per h, Soda l46l5.
Day GOoDs-Brown sheetng SOC. per
yard.
Cslicoes, Merimaos ". 3sas5cj other prints
ranging from 20 TO zoe.
Foreign Goods are scarce in the market
with an upward tendency.
FLoUR-Superfne s., best brand SIOall per
barrel.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples Zoe ID pescbes I5c
FEED.-COrn il sacks ia store 81 so; Hay
81, 5Oa5; Oats 81 coal rs; Bran 81, so; shorts
HIDEs-Green Sailed Hides, 4a5c per ID
Flint Hides, &c per 10.
IEOx-Conmon bar l25<c per 10.
LEArHER-Oak sale 55M6O; hemlock sole,
40G50; skirting 60; harness, So; bride
per doz. S55060; kip skins S60@S0; calf
S4O@70; upper S4O@5O.
LARD-22923c per h, in tierce. Keg 26c.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,55@Sl,6 go per
gallon
MAczEREL-In 4 barrels $500; In kits
No. /. 81; No. 2, $3.50.
MEAL-SI so per bushel.
MUsTARD-German, in jars 81 60 per doz.
Union do Sl,00 per dozen.
NAILs-Ten pennies s. 90 round per key
Ou-Tanners 25OaB2,75; Neat-ioot, g, so,
Lard q, 7Ja3,O0; Castor, $500; Linseed,
81, 80; Coal oil 1925 q $3.50 per gallon.
P0rAroEs-Irish, 81 so per barrel.
PICELEs-Pint jars S., so per dozen, quart
do S. so per dozen, do in halt barrels 81.
PEPPER-Black 55c per ID.
RAIsISs-M. R. l.. $I.7jGS,5O per box.
SUGABs-N. o. Sugar in hhd7 l9@2lc, in
b6ls 22@26, crushed, granulgtsd., ana pow
dered 25425c per ID.
sYRUP-Golden, s., 60 per gallon in = bbls.
Kegs $40.
SALr-Seven bushel in barrel So rs by the
100 barrels, S6,75 in smaller lots.
WHIsKEY.--B0ur0ou Per gallon 81 COOS;
Pure old r. c. 81 5o@s5 90. Wines vary
ing from SIS 90 70 $50, owing 10 vintage.
Brandies S49$l2.
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Notice.
TIE ADAMS EX2 PRESS COMPANY, !
~. u, crr-.er NasuvIfUr Nav 10 'GJ

TIE ADAMS EX PRESS COMPANY, !
PUBlIc sQUARE, NASHVILLE, May 70. '6J J
TIE now have at our once on Public Square,
w The toI owing unclaimed baggage, which hiss
sccurnuIa ed at our Baggage Room ~ Chattanooga
Depo and If not called fyr IN thirty days vii be
20 10 pay chWges:
! hunk, no mark
/ ROY. marked 1t Col T G Boon, Iavergne, Tenn.
/ Deqk, /" Jewell, Mich. hng. and Mich
/ BOX no marx,
/ Trunk. with che"k,
! BOX, b smith Tel. Office, Stevenson, Ala
Trunk. j J Hem. Nash
Jacob Ham, Nashville
/ Bundle win check,
I Garnet Bag "
2 Rolls Blankets. no msrk,
! Bundl- oil cloth, "
Trunk, 10 marx
% with chsck
Pox, Capt " N Eckles Nash
no mark
Nslize, no mark
3 carpet Bags, no mark
Saddles
I Pkg tlanFs
sscs Tools d
~ B-Persona calling for sny Of the EooYe artl'
c'es Who are una Qua utet in the oihce must bring
rnrvlg-ln9 JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

THE RrryESIsG MEg.-Of the large mum
Der Of men who axe returning TO their ale
glance from the Dixie that is no longer
glori6ed 20 a paradise, most are without
IaoGns. II they had money 1t is worthless.
On arriving here they are expected TO as
sume the dress Of citizens, and they are
generally auxiOUs to do 90 without delay.
They ara frequently in want Of many ne
eessari0s--thht such must be tho case may
se easily iu8 cd from the nature Of the cir
cumstsuccs In which they are placed A
number Of our ciGfcna, DESTROYS Of ful6ll-
ing "the royal law Of love-" which in di-
vine accents has hidden us return good for
eyil-haye formed an association with the
desire Of assisting destitute prisoners Of
war passing through Nashville. They have
formed an association, Of which Mayor
Smith has been constituted the Treasurer
gnd all contributions, in money or in
clothing, placed IN his hands will be used
70 aid the destitute, comfort the sick, ans
relieve the prisoner. Let a generous as
sistauce be rendered 10 this worthy object.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NO REPORT LAST NIGHT
As we are abOutIO nave Peace, all can
Drink Wine ana be Merry.

The pure old imported Port, Sherry, Mala-
"a, Currant and Claret Mines, Old Otard and
Blackberry Brandy, Champagne, Bitters,
chaps, Holland Gin, and many other
liquors too numerous to mention, besides
satables Of almost every description can be
found at W. ". Totten's Grocery house, No.
%, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
mavlS-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

$40 WoETH or "CUsaSo. The corner OF
Summer sndsLine streets were outraged on
Thursday evening by the vulgar, ribbald
''cussiDg' bestowed By young black girl
on a sister ebony. Kate Hseklin, the Of
fender, had % pay or work out thirteen
dollars fer the offence Of the "liitle men,
bsr.v "rAs tongue is e ere, world Of in.
Equity Il dehleth the whole body, and
sstteth on Gre coarse Of nature, and 4
a GET On ire.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

No DBIvEE.--Jos King left his team
standing on Market nesr Church on Thurs
day while no went into s saloon TO take a
drink A negro run his wagon against the
dray and upset il, for doing which King
threw stones % him. King had to pay
thirteen dollars for leaving his dray IN the
straet without driver.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

JaERno TsgIifEs "A large share Of the
Recorder time at the count yesterday was
tskon urwith the Iarring Of two families re-
siding uudeu tho same roof Andrew Cush-
ing and his vile, and Th5a. Vaughan and
his wiio. Tho evidence showed that con-
tiuual qUarrclling wont on, and one party
had removed a portion Of the shingles over
she bed ofthe other, and from an upper
window slops were frequently poured which
leaked down on the bed and carpeting.
This led To 8 retaliatiou Of curses which
had no effect in stopping the nuisance Tho
Recorder evidently felt like one Of the per-
ponaFes in Romeo and Juliet, to imprCcatc
a pest on both their houses, and fined Thorn
ton dollars each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

CoSE q TUSvEb.-This firm has received
the Louisville Journal, la.h; Cincinnati
Gazette and Commercial, 18th New York
Times, Tribune, and Herald, 18th Wilkes
Spirit, Merrimsu's Monthly, Nick Naeks,
and the Clipper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

CoSsUXrTIYE individuals, &C
cused Of over consumption Of whisky, were
before ths Recorder yesterday-he admin
istered his great consumption panaccH, q
five dollar fine TO each patient
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

J.N. RHOnEs CO. UNos st. have laid
on our table the JuneNo. oiGodey's Lsdy's
Book, they design keeping an assortment
Of papers and periodicals in connection
with their large stock Of stationary and ne
tons.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

WaTERY.-Alfred Shields and VIM. Feize
were yesterday submitted TO the peculiar
manipulation Of the Recorder, because they
had taken hydraut water without being
duly licensed 70 do so.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

JUST RECEIVED Sack -four, in bags and
half bags; family lard 100 bales race
horse hay; 200 bags bolted meal; fine sugar
cured hams; 100 bags bran, and full sup
DIV Of Family Groceries Just received.
1nyI7-9w N. A. PARRISH Z Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
PONY Strayed.

CTRAYFD nom the corner Of College snd Union
- streets, onthe 18th inst, a small Black Horse
PONY. about ten years old, heavy name aud tai,
Had on = hogs skin saddle, partially worn, with
fair leather bride, single rem, curb bit, partSie
worn ANY person leaving the pony Al Hsnders0n's
stable on Cherry street, or giving Information that
will lead 70 his recovery, viii - handsomely re-
warded uylb-lW ilbTh lo'''LA9-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
River and Steamboat News.
ARRIVALS.
Marmora, Evansville.
Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
Alice, Burksville.
Brilliant, ST. Louis.
DEPARTUsEs.
Lady Franklin, Cincinnati
Alice, Paducah.

The river was slowly rising yesterday
with ak feet large at the Hsrpeth Shoals
The Shamrock is still at the river with
steam up.
The tow boats Champion and 7. J. Hy-
cit, arrived at the lower landing.
There wac moro stir at the landing yes
terday than during The three o. four days
previous. The weather was sunny IN the
morning, rainy IN the afternoon, and a vio-
lent thunderstorm setiu after dark.
Tho handsome steamer Aarmora, Capt
streeper in command, leaves for CineIn-
matt at moor this day. The boat and Off
GERS are all traveller could wish, aud the
agents are those clever gentlemen Capt.
Malin sJa
The Louisville Journal Of Yesterday re-
ports the departure Of the Huntsville and
Clara Cunning for Nashville. The Rein
deer is advertised to leave FOR CHS city thi'
day.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Thursday
reports the departure Of the Mianifor thii
city. The Cossimer and Amelia Poe wer'
loading for Nashville The Havana wa
advertised to leave for this port yesterday
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

7. + BUSKE.-We call attention 10 the
advertisement Of Thos. E. Burke, Of No.
- South Market street, storage, forward
ing and commission merchant, aud dealer
In provisions and produce. His courteous
demeanor aud prompt way Of dispstching
business, together with an excellent stock
makes him the man 10 patronize largely.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

SUNDAY SELLING. -CrooKer a Co. were be-
fore the Recorder yesterday, charged with
selling on Sunday. A fine Of five dollars
was inflicted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

Don't forget to attend the sale Of Buens
Vista building lots, to take place at the
Court House gate at u O'Clock to-day, by
". Matt. Brown & Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

Farmers will find it to their interest to
examine Arthur A. Breasts fine stock OF
scythe Blades, Cradles, snatbs, Cultiva-
tors, Cider Presses, and Agricultural I'M
mayl6-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

THrvyo.-We hear Of many sets OF petty
Shelving going or in the city,aud advise all
TO look On their door and shutter fastsniDgs,
their yards ana oathousel, aud 10 have an
eye onstmugars lettering near hoirpremis.
e.. Caution iB -aEetv-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
ABuslaess DIRECTORY.

For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw viii be sold cbesp for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

ADAv's ExFREss.-We are under constant
obligation to the gentlemen OF Adams Ex-
press for late papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

OUR Jos orFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices. al this of8ce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

McKendree N. 2. Church, Sunday serv-
ice; Preaching at TO- o'clock 3. m, and at
~ p. m, BY Col DR.. Jaquess. Sunday
School at 9 o'clock a. m. Seats free.