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No more Recruiting in DiSlOyaI
states for Loyal States.
0Ff1CE SUP 7. REoRurruS0 BESDEzvoUs,
Nashville Mech ofhrIsgE

0FT1CE SUP 7. REcRuITISG BESDEzvoUs,
Nashville, March 9thsIs65.
TINE Provost Marsh. General has informed the
4 undersigned that the Law author ling Recruit
ing ia States IN rebellion for the benefit Of the Loyal
. t.s has been repealed, and that no credits viii
be SLOWED or men mustered under the law subse-
qusut TO this dEte; consequently, al recruiting for
loyal etstss IN Georgia and Alabama ceases, and no
more men viii he received At the Rendezvous IS
aga nsS the credit Of Northern States nor will sub
sttute boxers be allowed 10 procure from Geor-
"a, Aisbsms, or this Stste, sub titutes for drst ed
men in the oysi s ates. r. D. MUSSEY
Cot. le0th L. 5. c. l. in charge Of Rendezvous.
marlI-t
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College street.

A tEO story Brick residence, With or s rooms
between the square an the Louisville Depot
tTc tory Bricg residence south of Broad, with
or rooms. Free from taxes.
a two story BRICK dwelling with or 10 rooms,
near the Louisville Depot, which IS bringing in &
very heavy rent. -
A small brick dwelling in South Nashville VITA
rooms, bssides kitchen. Possession given IN
medately.
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Tennessee & Kentucky Trade

We have the handsOnest best lighted Store
Room in the most fashionable gu srter of the CITY
and shsil keep orr buver almost constantly in the
New YORK market. We solicit the patronage OF
Southern sud Western Merchants. Our Office
stock end Services are all for their benefit, and
wish them 10 make our house Headquarters,s
feeling confident Of our ability to please.
CHAPPELb, BRUCE & CO,
14i West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
lnar12-ietTSt
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The Chattanooga Gazette Of the 10th
says q force Of rebels, said TO number
about one hundred, were reported in
the vicinity Of Cleveland on the 9th
Eight or ten Of their party were cap
eured during the day by some Of our
forces Another large party crossed
the line of the Chattanooga and Knox
vile railroad, between Cleveland and
2cDonald's Station, the same Gay about
daylight
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CoLD SNAP.-The recent snow storm
has been followed by the freeziest
kind of weather. and yesterday morn.
ing the thermometer indicated thirty
three degrees below zero-a depth Of
cold which has not been reached before
yesterday during the winter.-.& Paul
Press 4th.
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Office of Provost Marshal.
N.auvrrF VrNN Mareb o tsfE
PAoyos1 ozDEzs,


No. IS.
I. Il having become evident that no good order
and Quiet be preserved IN tbs city while the
large number Of Government Employee belong ng
10 the various departments the eity are slowed %
roam al large at all hours; and flu Consultation
having been held with Brig. General Donaldson,
ChiefQ. NJ. Department Of tae Cumberiard--who
has is=led concurrent orders upon the subieet-it
i hereby ordered, that no Government Employee
vii BE- showed upon the streets o. the city. or out
Of his barracks trqnarters, after nine o'clock, p. NJ.
unless he has written pc mission from The officer
en- moving him. or his authorized Foreman.
H. The Patrols are hereby ordered TO arrest all
such Employees fOund out Of their quarters after
nine o'clock. P. NJ. without faid written pass, and
as far prsct CABLE report them 70 their barracks
hnt upon 3 second offence, or upon the request Of
their Commanding officer OF Foreman, they viii .
iruprisonef and punished A. usual for mIsdeTnesn-
or BY eomInsnd Of
brig Genersl JOHN +. MILLER,
HUNTEs BRoaE.
mario-5. Captsn snd Provost Marshal,
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gr FOREIGN MONTHLIES.
Cornhill Magazine. iado1
Temple Bar Magazine, 5 uEe
London Society Magazine, l3.cE sad
r Good Words,
Iar m Chambers Journal,
f Art Journal, -
BlackwOod.
al New Books received a. coon as Published.
c. T. have large stock 81 French Billet, Note,
Letter, Fooiseap, and BiA Paper; Envelopes, all
style; Diaries, Pocket books, snd full line Of
first clHss stationery GoodF, which they offer at
reasonable rates. 4 $3.50 rr tr
CONE 4 TUNNEL.
Tnsrll-St No. ~ Cherry st.
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Union street,, Eashrl.ls, 'Tsnn.
lanl-ly viz meet win proupl asis1Eos
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The Wonderful HeIainptYpe.

MISS EMMA SEC0R has purchased, st au enor-
| vi nous expense, this wonderful instrument Of
French invention, by which she is enabled to take
6c-sitnile miniature Of the person you viii marry,
IN ~ her astrological powers can forete the date
o. the happy event. Send her your age, color Of
your BAR and eyes and whether Of izht or dark
complexion Enclose twenty-five cents end r-d
stamp TO Drawer $50, Detroit Mich, and she will
send the miniature, 10y return pest.
n1ari2 2se
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Cherry Street.

A residence With or 10 rooms as good as new.
which can be bought for less than cosg-yery cheap
FIX small Brick residences IN South Nashville,
rom 70 3rOomS.
Three Frame residences IN South Nashville, fou
> % rooms.
Two very desirable = Iek Sore Houses 10 South
Nashville. ~ t.tJ ~. 4El-8n.
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In Edgeaeld.

A Fame House On the Gallstin Pike, eonta'nipg
three rooms, cITPen'sf's shop, aad eisteB. Lot
siKZlo feet.
A doudl tenement Cottage on Bel street, with
thee room each
a sIosll Brick residence on FsihsTaad sueet-2
OF = roonns-l0t % feet front,
4 small Frame near the aooye-lol 1oJ fsel froaL
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here wil - 90 fiero.ec- ~ Psg
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The vote for the gubernatorisl and
legislative ticket, on the 4th inst, in
Hamilton county, was, as far as heard
from, 330-two precincts only.
The Knoxville Wing says the vote
in Blount and Granger was larger than
che vote on the 22d allt
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In C hancery at Murfressboro
MARCH RULES, 1856.

MARCH RULES, 1850.
Vim s I Hard and Benjamin Johnson 20
..af -....-
James Fletcher and others
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk add
L Master that the defendants, James VI hvent
and VIM. A.. Ransom, are non-resdeuts Of the
State Of Tennessee, ant reside 10 parts uukuoan
Its therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
tsat publication be made in tbs Nashville Union
a newspaper published in the city Of Nashvi le for
four successive weeks, command ng the said de-
PENDANTS TO appear before our said Court Of Chan.
Gerry, 70 be heldin Murffeesho ON the 4th Mondsy
10 -pril next, 1855 70 snsWer, plead or demur 10
compliments Injunction Bill, OF TIE same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing e. pare as
to them JAMES VI. TOMPKINS,
marl2-w8wN Clerk Master
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A two story residence between Spruce street and
the Chsttan0nga Depot, with ten 70 ms Free fiOIn
taxes.
tao story Brick residence, between MeLemore
and Spruce street.
Uns hundred feet Of vacant ground, rear High
street. This is very valuable fof business houses.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WE offer for sale 10, 10, or 20 acres Of valuable
w land ~ miles from town on the Hfllshoro
pike, admirably sdsped for market earden and
residence GOOD btIldng site and fine water
Apply 20 EEIsSON & MURFREE, Agents,
- - - Cherry 4 epf.
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A two story brick dwelling, few doors uoTlh Of
Line street. containing OF 9 rooms
I've large and magnificent dwellings, containing
rom 10 20 n rooms.
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Wendell Phillips ,said the other day
IN lecture:
Gan you conceive q bitterer drop
that Gods chemistry could mix for a
son Of the Palmetto State, than that a
Massachusetts, flag and colored regi-
ment should take possession of Charles
toni Great spplause) In the whole
history Of poetic retribution, when did
the wit of the poet imagine a more
complete retribution2'
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South UDf0,

A s-osil Frame residence between Frankln PIKE
and high street.
A small brick dwelling with rooms besides
Kitchen. Possession can be gwen.
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E~vNlveRsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCiLL,
BOTANIC PRYSECIAH.
II THE TsEATlENr OF Diss4sEs. d
CaOhNiN8 HiM WIFE 6u1CEf8 lis
OTHER SIXTIES. h5 III IS m
MELVILLE. 'lfSHHziEE.

For further information ia regard 10
the skiuful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader IL referred 70 SRI
LIS THERAPEUTIcs and MATIRIA MzBIc1.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the beat work in tho United States,
where you will find Dr. MeGills name
standing parallel With the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of die
eases Of women. For an daeases IN thu
advertisement, satisfaction is guarsn-
teed With nay general Prsctice treat
the following
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Ayarv.a4 street.

A two story trek residence on East side Of Mar
ket street. near it, junction Wi the MufreesDor)
Turnpike, 5 rooms beside smoke house and kltcB-
en- lot IS feet font by us deep.
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Ladies' Friend,
Arthur's Magazine,
L. 8. Service &C
Hunts Merchants Magazine,
Bankers Magazine, Flo a
Coach Makers Magazine,
ar Ballou's Monthly,
Rebellion Record,
Agriculurist,
Horticulturist,
-2 Merry's Museum,
Leslie's Ten Cent Monthly,
Young Folks Magazine, tn4a
Harper's Weekly Monthly parts)
Halls Journal Of Health, .l...
Comic Monthly,
Budget of Fun,
Nick Max,
Holbrook's O. 8. Mail.
"a ~ - Historical Magazine,
Phunny Fellow,
Phunniest Plum, e .--~.-
Yankee Notions,
Merryman's Monthly.
London illus. News.
4 el-l riE1f
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.leFIlity.

Nounq MsFred Ladies ancas vi sfortuns e D.
beeo 1oi % bring iorih u due lesson, selneInD6f
God n1s aid 700 should mu'apiI AID r8pleEish.
lhis a your desIra yol can coul1lt ne eiL1sf y
ieitaT o. II person. 10 soy over tnntT-1Fe yelli
81 sye nea1 maze Application. Ai cDrIrcEnicse1aa
-
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Elghs EnlssIons Cured.

Young Ma, sop b.saro ron further a.. % !.
asazsss sIrfecf y Sian, there ~ ID disssss 81 hafi
ID ore - y 81 tf1ascuT, erd phyaIcsang 49,
aards that undsrstsli1 treating And u you ca1
say that haFs cured dozens n tha ely, a. vel a.
la tiinre1i Slater. sno kzqa spgat dollar aiter 10
a. aad are roa feil cHrei ~ rse. ( an daily ~
esivhf letfers ald ssufug nnsfiein6 b az paris 81
the eouprrf. sHE word. ~ that are dLzess8d
say raT, aea Viu gre ine esll, VII I'VE als
Ssston ~ Sd 81 ~ d4esess nBnhosed fn ihia ~.
TerHssmeat. The best q refslsaces gives n ~
EliJs
"a lsi,sEs dires.sz %
DR.. R0GILL,
Unon sileet, kashEi.le, fanl.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
To TBE
SECOND HlTI0HA[ Bank.
Nashville Tennessee.
TRsAsURY nEPARralFnr.

NFEiOE 90 fHE NJlfff aotGER o. THE CrEsrgl-r 4
NAsHINor0s, Jan. 81, Iss6
WHERE'S, b SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
W pre- ented 20 the undersigned, Il has ba.n
mace 20 appear that "THE SECOND ERTIONAI,
BANh OF NASHFlbt +, /" IN thecitv ofVsshVias
ia he county Of DaV dson, and state az Teunessee
has he ouiy orCgnised under and ACCORDING 10 D.
requirements OF TIE Act Of Congress, endtled aAo
Act q provides RatiSna Currency pectrs.f by
gedge Of United States ben r., and % provide for
the circulation ard redemption thereof approved
June 81, 1854 and has com led with sU ne pro-
visions Of said act, required 20 te COMPLIED vitb
bstore commencing the business o. BANKING nndar
said Acts
Now, theTelore. 7, Hugh bfcCulloch. Cernptrsfisr
% t9e Nqsltis ,. 90 Aefeey earthly that be Sc
cond hetonsl Bank OF Nashville, IN thn civ er
Nashville in the ceurty Of Davidson. gn,f arsts a.
Tennessee, is authorized to commence The hn.f-
nfls< el hanllng under the Act aioressid. ~ If
~ IN testimony whereo =. " tsars my
SEAL Inland and seal n oliee. this thrrfIg -.
- day o. Jaauary. lass.
- ~ AUaH alccULIsOCH,
1otnpirolsroi tne carrency.
s-fhe above institution " n be orquiaff,- hnss.
ness the course o. Few days, Of which dge M.
uce vii be gwen. Il aN
c,,- JOHN LUMSDEN. Cashier
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Broad street.

Two one story Brick Business Houses, opposite
Dick y Mill.
Que rInsll Frame Business House adjoining the
above
Two large Brick store-go1ses, between College
ard Market streets
Three smsn Frame Business Houses, near ihe
above.
The Shelby Medical College, lot l65x16j feet deep
with III the extensive brick and stone BUILDINGS,
well located lor q seminary, hotel, or bu-iuess
houses, and can b sold in part Or II whole
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ChyOnie Csses

vi.,. s,as,uss.ous Retumafsra, Aaoeaoas q Us
Ir7ea: Disesaos 81 TIE Tnrost Saeliad JOINT,
sar Lim1s, g.egraJ. fline, icert tereefs rs7si,
r-ssssts ~ f1s HcaEi and LIVER l1l.sln1nato1 o.
30 e.n1lac1, aeurlEa, hlne's E.gi q sczol1ia,
lefaess, Dleeases ~ ths EJes, De1ihieied 8ya-
tens. llyspepsis Or fnie6sHcas zrd ConsurnpaOn-
toastaer With III Private Diseases aBd
Dfsaasee OF the Urinary Orxana-
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Proposals for MULES.

ASSISTANT QuARTERMASTER-S OFFTCR. 4
NAsEvnLKs IEss-, March Sth, 1865. /
DROPOsALs are invited By the undersigned m.
Il Il nolday, Msrch Goth, lsss At i2 O'clock. m
% furnish this department With the following means
Of transportation, VIA;
1000 One thousand Mules
To be deliveries free Ct charge At ths L. 8. IN
spectors rial IN this city, OF before The 18th
day OF April 1868 The mules 70 be not less than Il
fourteen hands high, snd over O. three years old
strong. stout compact, vel developed animals Ia
full health free from demi,h OF defect that uois}i
unit hem for severe work.
frOpOsois viii he received for lots Of 5gl sty and
IpWsfas and must specify the prcss for u.s. four
sea. l41 fourteen and hall, and (ls) ff.een hand
mules.
NO proposals viii be considered, unless coming
from responsible persons. known 20 the under-
signed asioyal OF who Esi Be Vouchsd f5r by re-
spousItde psrties.
bonds Wi be reqalred that The coptrzrt will be
fzthfG u fulfilled. The nghf n reserved 20 reject
any or al BIDS deemed unreasonable.
Each proposal must be endorsed Proposals for
Mules, /" and addressed % the undersigned. : ,
By order BF8 Brig. Gen- J. /. ldSAInsoz. Chief
Or. NJ, Dept. Cumberland.
HENRY ROWLAND.
nGs-td Capt and A. Q. u.
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ST Charles Shaving Saloon.
No. 81 Cedar street

DROWN 4 MAHAN have opened a Shaving
- saloon at the above stand, ans solicit a
cal from their old customers and the public gen.
orally. Tn have good BARRIERS employed, and
gusrsnlee satisfaction 70 al aho may gse them
call nario-lw
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An tbe Suourbg.

A small frame residence near the HAso2 oprlns
with rooms. Lot - Is 10.
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Union street.
High street.

Five Houses, opposite The New Theatre, in the
central portion Of tne city.
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published plan of which can be seen at our Office,
lud az the principal Hotels, and other pubic place.
n this city. Being eiigibiy lOcSsed on the EsfJ
rank Of the Tennessee river, $50 mules NON Is
mouth, and at the terminus If the Nashville and
Northwestern Rail. d distance Of u miles from
hat City; surrounded, IS it Is, By rich and pro
iucdye country, ami being in almost constant rysr
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cites Of the North aud Southwest
must at no distant day, become acIty 81 vast bush
cess importance. Sdch an opportunity for z safe
nd profitable investment, is bat seldom offsreI
Ye are the sole agents fr TIE sale Of lots and SIRE
lilly authorised and empowered to grant titles 70
The lshtific and North Western Pa lrosd VIII
he thoroughly repaired "A the course Of a few dsys
shen regular trips viii bs made between this elty
and JohnsonTiile. Ahber.d trade permit has been
granted.
We viii also offer st She SEINE tine about CO.. acres
of nch and heavily tilnb rel land lying il the iln-
mt dla.e vicinity Of the town,
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Boarding

A Ny NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
"a good Bosrd IN 3 pleasant part OF the city; also
an Hnfurnfshed room to let g persons wishing
board Eor particulars sPPly a the Union ONCE
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Lost--$1O Reward.

ON Msrch sth. - Murfreeshoro. Tenn = Pocket
~ Book containing my Discharge Papers OF two
Tears' service also Of fhs 80 days service, Ihe
finder vii rece ve an a1itousi reward OF $40, pe.
sides the Eurney in the pocket book, ty delivering
the same g. III oasce The papers are Of no Feine
% any one bnt the owner Retura % this oitice OF
to Cah,ose Car, No. SO.
marchi3-it t DAN'L. BUhkAkp.
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ID - -.

An Aneatoas u tie Womb tres.st with srocess,
Th0ss Mansd Laeies Hno tass bosl % unforfu-
nals T. miscsrEy o prove aasri.on, ca he csrnsd
b iher flli tiuis L io1ad pregnsaL b lneg ne
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NEcLenOre street.
Church street.

A tHo story Brick residencea short distance mort
Of Cedar street.
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A large nuuibsr d want lot N Eari9as FaTis q
the citY and snbuets.
marlin Id
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ageut advertisements.
ST. PETRICK'S DlY.

VNHE Fenisu Brotherhood Of Nashville = u eele-
hrsfe &C.. PATRlCK'5 DAY, the l7th OF Mar, h,
n the following manner:
A FLAG PRESENTATION
win take Place IN their Hail, ~ College street., in
tho morning Altar which
A PROCESSION
will he formed, and bsfges distributed % al the
members. The procession, preceded by the Raad
O the lsSh Regular, will leave the Hall At . A. ~.
march 20 Cedar 81 Get, sud mp Cedar & the Cashe-
dru, whore the Rev. A. Ryan Il deliver
AN GRAFTON.
which being concluded, the procession will take up
It's Inc Of march through Sumner to Bfoad sire I,
thence ny Broad % Vine Vine to Church, Church
% Spruce Spruce % Cedar Cedar 20 High, High 20
Church. Caurch 70 Cherry, Cherry % Broad Broad
70 College, College to Cnion. Union 20 Market;
thence through Market 10 and around the Square
70 ihe Hall. where the members viii be DIS his eli
A GRAND BALL
viii b. ven at Fsnian Hsn a. night, which viii
close Tie festivities.
JOHN WHEELAN, Marshal.
JoaH KKSNELLY
Ros'T SUTHERLAND,
loFS poHERrE Aids
R0B'r PRTcHARD,
marI2 st
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vine sIreef.

a very large and desirable two story brick resi-
hence
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urimpl.oved and Timber Lands.
For Sale or Lease.

A large nunbsr Of Tsacts Of various Eizes asa a.
tanees nom die city.
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FINANCIAL AGENT,
40. SO College ST. Nashville.


WV ~ - -rtot-a As~aV AOtsAa
Theses notes areissucj 10 denominations Of $50,
500 $500, $1,000 and So, 200.
-natuIing in THREE EARS from aug 10 lse4-
lntcret payable semi annually in currency, ct the
lsts u = BIO PER CENT, per annum
The notes arc payabein Currency az maturity, OF
sOlvcrabie INTO $40 SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Wlth interest payable ~ cold
also, Buy and sisLi, 30 market rates, Al knos
If GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Including
u. 3. 81 % BONDS.
~ 3. S-sfD TREASURY NOTE
U. b. - MCS. CEhiJElCAIEs OE IEDEBT.
.. s. QUARTEIaf FisR5' CzIDGHs.
y. 81. Iwo tesrs : Fczeeai LISA. TENDER
i, s. = Per Cent COUPON snd REGISTERED.
Of tzt8i. o...- An ..s
q. QGs EerIsgsl 4sf d - VOUCHERS ana OR
DERS O.t'T3sH fNeIoNicro one Year Cefuhcats8
MAKE COLLECTIONS
In Nashville, snd furnish SIGHT Drafts for any
amount ca New forS. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Us. Regeaus Stamps ca hand for sale.
a. e.. sanford, President.
Sac. e ogoFN, ghier ideca,-u
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London Punch,
Once Week.
All the Year ReUHd ett
Saturday Review, 3V ti ag
Weekly london Times, E
asg b. .u Court yournz!,
ri ~ Sporting Life,
Weekly London News,
Belfs Life,
a Sporting News tIllus.)
aeeJ s ar
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-06
MEtITTIESEY AflAlEs.

Fire and Life Insurance Agent. " arren, Ohio
Merchandise ana other property nsgred II the
best Companies. OIL favorable terms. arm prop
erty, Isolated DN eilIIss. and Jk-lE -uTbiurc m
suTeu iur one, three ard AY 4 esIs- CiACG Ia Mc
COmbS 4 Smiths BiucE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-06

Wholesale Dealer in Saddlery, Carriage Hardware
and Trimmings, and Manufacturer OF Harness
Saddles. Trunks. &c. Warren. o. Feb "a
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HENRY 5.MYDE.

Physician and Surgeon. Oaicc over Craudon a
Co.'S Store. Niles, .. Particular attention Z,
chronic diseases.
May 81, 1909.
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G. w. MESSER.


Dealer in Fashionable Millinery. Rooms over Nc
Combs and Smiths Store, Warren, Ohio. All or.
ders promptly attended to- lFeb '64
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physicians and surgeons. MesOpotaEia- Otlc,
and residence in the Drug Store. two doors nortl
OF the Stone store
March 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-06
C,HAsfu.TON a SON,

Attorney at Law. Office il Nebb's Block. War
ren, UhlO.
Aurll y lsIil-lV.
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l. EkOAs =. Pc
PECK a BROTHER

hOleSale and Retail Dealers IN Foreign and Do
uestic Dry Goods, silk and Straw Bonnatg Trim
mlngs, Varieties, &c-, at the sign Of the " Harrca
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-06
Il. "a. BARNUG,
NeCOMBs, SMITHS ADAMS.

" hoiesaIe ana Retail dealer in American and For
eign Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, &c. Van Cor
der's Block, Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-06

Justice of tho Peace Soldiers claim Agent, anu
Fire and Lie Insurance Agent, Passage Ticket
sold - and from, and lnOney rcmlJIcd 20 tho Oiu
country, At tae lowest current rates. CMee Al
Mobb'S Block. Aaln Street, aTTen Ohio.
January /, 20.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-06

Wholesale and Retail Dealers IA Foreign and Amer
Ican Dry Goods, Groceries, CFockery, &c Cvrnej
u Main and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio.
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IUEIUS KING 4 90.

dealers IN Watches, Clocks, Jegeiry, Silver Plated
and Brattania Ware, Lamps. FGney Goods. &c,
No Z. Main Street, Warren. Ohio. All kinds OF
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
.antsd
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GROCERS,
J 3 SMITH,
J P FREER

Up FREER, JH SMITH,
FREER g. SMITH,
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wooden and
Stone Ware. Market Street. Warren. ohiO-oetl5