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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29
SEPT. 20.

". j. %LATTE!., Editor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

Mr.. Arl,ell yesterday had entered on the
journals CT the House, a statement Of his
reasons for voting for the amendment Of
Mr.. Willis depriving negroes of the benefits
of the sold ier's bounty law. He SO voted to
secure the passage of the bill. He is in ia
yor Of grUnting q like pension to soldiers.
OLD THIarRE.-This is the last night of
Ediss Charlotte Thompson, when East
Lynne will be repested.
We beg our readers to remember the
Matinee, this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, on
which occasion "Little Barefoot, " a favorite
play, win be presented.
On Thursday evening next, Miss Ka'e
Reynolds win make her appearance. OF
this actress, the New York Albion, a very
able paper, thus speaks;
esHer chief success has been won as
VioIante, for which and for similar parts,
she is especially fitted by nature and by
cultivation. The qualities essential to a
correct impersonation of the character, are
dignity, refinement Of mind and of man
ner, beauty, grace, ardent feeling, keen
sense of hum and nlrthinlness o~ttempera-
ment. All Of these are natural in Miss
Reynolds, who is, moreover, skilled In the
bewItehiRg wiles Of coquetry, and whose
acting therefore IS brilliant and delightful.
l cannot perhaps more precisely describe
her, than by saying th9t she makes one
think Of those gay beauties who fit through
the poetry Of Sir John Sucking or Marvel,
CT Herrick nor does it seem an extrava-
ganee to apply to her certain Of the fanci-
ful phrases where8ith those old poets
saluted their heroines-
Nc sun upon an yesterday
Is hair so tine 3 sight"
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Persons u-nscquaiuted in the city seeing
SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the treatment.
Of Special Diseases, are often at s loss to del
femme % whom 10 entrust the treatment
OF such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure IN stating that the Oldest estab-
hshment OF this kind is at No. % Deaderick
Greet, and this should be a sufficient guar
mtee that this is s reliable institution. Dr..
A. RIcHAsO JoSas may be found in his Of
Zee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al rssdieiaes furnished ~
At once.
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RIvER AND srEAmsoAr nrma

The riveris al a sand. with .e,r G..
Wa'crOn the shoals.
ARRrvALs-Rowena. C-.ne,praf
Burksville.
pErAErURrs-Emma Floy8. C-ipein,.,,
i3r0ne' Vairo Newstoy, Rarksvue.
y. LoCIs-Ths river came "a stand
usy aiterneou, snd j. d5abtiess =
'oraans' There j. sight fees wsfs-
Hi;a ~la SCOUT the sane 10 Alton. NJ.
hs,r q eper Mississippi are sill lee
ons~ A.e MissoNn = supposed 10 bs
wste-06e-S,le With a gOod stage o.
NAV 0RtEsNs-Yestersav vas an. ~
aeiighuoi daysat the season. 49,
Ing ieo4e" gay sue eheeriul. ne
wb3osSeG ~ith ladies sna gentlemen
." See ieVes everything vas lie ani
SUste, Considerable business -
BON The upper sal lossr whsrves
saaErsroE7, L-cottoa SIN cope.B..
In .oto oas city weey Trade ) briss
observe q little falling or In
goods TRADE. The people have
y. &c BRAN. sud are disposed
t''es % sueA artisies s. WI b,
Ga>sstc. q.
ASSrHiS@basiness aas qui,a auf tbe-.
'eins but lew boats a~rr,viur a- A.,.rr
'aese had lisat lrps both ansni 400
1Le RIVER. since our asst report. tss nfis.
'ome i've tset, and du-ing tGe dsv Sss3sr
eli very iasi, bui yesterday 81 ehe,le3 a
ma @lTiag the lay SEA- ouiy SIX .uche+Z
laG.
EYtNsyiLLE.-Bnsiness o. the wharfv e,-
erday was quite lively. The weathpr
oVeiy al day. but tosarls eveninr thea an
e~arance were FOR rain. The rvsr ! Nh
a siand.-Courisr. ItH.
NHErrfVr-Fhe river vas risirc last
v"n'ne. with rear thirteen feet ct water IN
IA channel. The stream was allied with
aavv haatnc fea-Ps-fSf-r- 1874.
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MARKETS,



CINCINNATI, Feb. Il.
flour quiet and unchanged sales OF Ilua Ms
supeefne sold 81 S. %.
WHEAr dull and prices declined 8, Der tp.bel
closing at 81 so8l So for 40. l new Rel.
CoRS dun 81 for No. I shelled.
Oars dull. sc for No. ..
RYE dun at 73c for MOL.
GRocERIEs unchanged and quiet
COrroS quiet al 42c for middiing.
Hoes dul and prices nominal. Rcreipts s9J
heat Small sales Of live q. s. 5oaIO % dressed
are held at SI 90.
Mess PORK dull 81 SIS %
Bulk Meats aud Bssos dull bat prices UNCHANGED
l3slec for Shoulders. Sides snd clear Sides.
Lam good demand at 1sc. for prime city
WHISKY dull and prices nominal. s. 90 for free
GoLD la7ia.
LoufSymLr, Feb. &c.
IoBtoco fnly sustained; ssles q hhd-. leaf
atA9io; light drm.
MEss PoRE SIS Is; Barou Shoulders l4s.c c. clear
sides ls1sc prime Hams &c.
LAKD is quoted st lTzc in t~er,es. snd ketn
rendered in kegs a 1859.
CoES is quoted Il CSC for shelled.
Oars 45c.
wursgr, free So q.
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Said 27 acres has teen sub-dividsd into q lots,
containing from I'VE 70 tweniy-One acres, ~ vii BE-
seen from the plat recorded in said Gao e. These
lots 'front.' on ths murffeeshoro and on the Stones
RIVER turnpike, and on vide avenues, LAID OIL 20 A.
10 make each los accessible.
acres.
There are perhaps no lands IN Middle Tennessee
Possessing a. hiany advantages. Their proximity
70 a ~hourshlng city, which Is rapidly IMPROVING
the fertility Of the soil, the number Of hne building
sites on ihsm, and the unfailiag springs thereon.
senaer ne los a. iald on most eesiTabie a. resi-
Lots Noa- I. !, . and I. IN all % ors acres. sod
unsurpassed.
Lots, i've acres, Al poles ane building site. good
sod, magnificent grove AID tine lpung.
Lot No. 6, twelve acres dne site, e~xcelis3t sBrng
and nsn pond Of eiear cold Eater from the spung
Lot No. z. eight scres; good sol. ice house, spring
Of cold wafer, and good building site.
Lot No. s, nine and three-iounhs acres. and Lot
No 3 . seres 20 poles, very ncn sol, both lots w.
tered By the spuag nTeuch.
Lot 80. 10 contains 10 acres O. poles. COMFORT
abe frame dwelling and out-housss, good spring.
LotRo. II, Twelve ares IS poles. usih ons-h.tfo Of
The rock spring, ~exselient bsnn.hoGss ana neh
sol.
Lot No. u, fourtesn acrez. fronting on Murf-s.a.
boro pixe; magnificent baiidiEg ate, With forsst
trees, sne TO springs, one o. them q very me
Lot No. u contains eighteen seres E5 poIne. front.
ing On he MuTfreeshoro pike, the anfst baildiag
80 % the pisce, gaod spring and forest trees.
Lcta Nos u snd l5-No- Ia cQntarIug z acres.
and No Is eight acres and 40 poiss eleyatss
sites, splendid sol, With No aprng knosa a. thl
"coid spriuE' On lct No IS.
Lot no. &c. fronsng On the Murlee ,horo pika
tEelFs acses aud 2 poles, beautmi bGiding ste.
WITH i0net trees.
Lot No. II, on MurfreesboTo turnpike: "a uost
desirable lot. Il contains n aerea add a. noies.
end wsfered hY he cold spnog uranch.
Lot NO. ioc0u1i1a ~ acres. running ha-k 20 The
spout Spring brsuch leruie and ssil located. ane
nalding site, hout1uE on The stoue's nYsr paa.
nos -. - aae q god sol
A minimum puce or acre - hxsd By the Court
On each o. the shove iots, ahirh ara = part Of 10
hcme ImcL. and vii be sod 81 ne uma saerifed
above, az Hnich time tns REMAINDER inisrast n De
Doser tract, as laid % Ia Fad pii, WI be sold
Persons sisniag % purchase are earnestly ssais-
ed % eHsmiEe ths pub she'd plt. Hlaeh can b
foua1 a toe o1hce Of hosase n Harnson, Esq.or
y ea-lnR % the uBdefssgEta. vito au tlFs Plea
sure n gun2 AL i~ntofna.oa required. and IN she's
iaF he ands.
fhkM5-ozafo urh cash. aad 1otez sih al
proved psrHoual security % 3. "A, Il sua - rnonfhs
Cfuans besrng interest Enea lien rsiausd % De
property an 0 The purchases mouay 5 pad.
Ssia o. ceH=nsner a. 10 o'c1och-
= r 8tAaCOCE.
dscl2-tu TIA ra-u spsaa Comm ssiossr.
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The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
says in its issue of Feb. Sth, that there
we're more than two thousand cases Of
smallpox in that city, and that there
was not street and hardly a block in
the city where the disease may not be
found
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This vice, which is never praciicod in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 el0quence or pen 20 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim u
a living skeleton. Nor are these its hnal
and fatal effects in ia pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this afliction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsbs5-tf
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Nc sun upon an yesterday
Is hair so dne 3 sight"

An error occurred in the list Of ayes and
noes, as published yesterday, on the motion
to table Mr.. Hoods amendment 10 the fran
chise bill, to the effect that all who were
DISTINGUISHED, should be relieved from pay
ing poll tax. Mr.. Parku is represented as
voting for the tabling OF the amendment,
when he voted the other way.
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AKRrsr o. FoReKRs.-Several parties were
arrested Yesterday, and the day before, for
forging Government Vouchers. They were
81 once turned over 70 Gen. Johnson, to be
dealtwith BY The military authorities. The
parties are believed 10 have realized a large
sum Of money, by The operation. The fol-
lowing are the names Of lhe men who we're
arrested. J. C. Missioner, A. r. Missioner, NJ.
l. BogarL G. B. Holloway.
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Doctor
Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of this
cith we know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
oeriy, as the following from the Nash
UeAe Daily Uaion
A a period like the present, when our
city shlled 70 ove7howing with 8 transient
population, and diseases prevail 10 an eN-
tent hitherto undreamt Of. Il IS proper that
the means Of cure should be OF ready &C
cess, anc that those immediately interested
should have information which viii lead
them - avail themselves Of competent
Medical a5zice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in tie best schools Of the profession
Of Medieinr, and been successful in q prac-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence il they have given their atten-
ton exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro-
f~ession, aud made themselves masters Of il.
they have stu more right TO expect sup
pert, more particularly II they have afiord-
ed proof Of their shiity 70 cure To this
lister class belongs DR.. l.. I. COLEMAN,
who, IN his speeisity. hiss been beneiactor
70 ne afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as . sale and sure physician.
We respectfully inform our friends
that we maysiin be found al OUT office,
relieving those afflicted with
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sr Dxi1r UNION 0FFIcs,
Nashrilla- Fehrnarr Is. 1866.


Nashville February 10, 1866.
The lateness Of the session ef the HOUSE
yesterdsy prevented Us from ascsnaiaing
anything regarding the ely markets.
The UincinHafi cammercia al Gays;
Exchange 5 in good demana and oniy
moderate supply 80 that 4 small prelninAA
Is more generally alloHed b. seaisrs.
There was some increase n toe discount
demand ior Money, otherTsss inc ms ket
| remains inst 81 is has been FOR several dig =
Seventh ~ Notes have become very
scarce, and sona Of the sslieIs are asking
s9Ze for the FIRST. The buying hgures r.
main at s914Gss%c.
Fiye-tEenties are also scarce IN The mar
ket, and firm at 25ze preniefn, tayiBs; -
premium, selling.
Ten-lorties cOntinne 20 be aaoiel 81 ste
buying; s45zc selling.
The Board o. Trade, Of Phiiadslphia, has
memorialzsd the BegislatHrs OF Pennsyi-
wants to fix the legal rate Of interest, IA
thai state, at : per cent a suggestion IS
also before the flnBuee t3IamIttee, OF ue
Ohio Senate, for consideration IS 70 the pro
priety Of advancing the legal rate OF inter-
est in this Slate. Several rates have teen
named =, 7.30 snd 5 per sens. The propo-
silion IS one that ought 40 mest with gen
eral approval. 10 As 4 weitknown iaeti
evasions OF the existing law are The rule n
nearly al bank discounts. and the more ex-
perieneed favor the theory Of unresirieted
tree trade in Money. Il certainly will
bring what It is worth, usury laws 10 the
contrary, Notwithstanding, sad q eompni-
sorry G per cent. rate leaves Sut little mar
gin 10 a capitalist.
There was IA unusually quiet Produce
and Provision market to-day. I
Flour WAS quiet al the quotations giVenin
cur last. I
The best grades Of Wheat had a more
steady market to-day, sustaining 81 25 more
firmly for choice old Red, and leaving but
little of prime quality 10 be had at less than
50 20. New remain al 81 9092 90 as nom
inal quotations for prime to choice.
Corn is rather less firm at 4se for ear; SEE
for shelled.
No. 2 Osts IS very quiet at 35c. No. ! are
and hardly to be had at 3Sc.
Rive is much more freely offered, and cor
respondingly dull. No. : will not bring
more than 66c, nor No. l more than re.
Barley receives as lit:le attention as ever.
whisky is in but moderate demand.
Sales OF bonded are quoted at 26c, but tina is
extreme, and free is not saiable in any
quantity at 50 q; indeed it is not in mueR
at any figure that sellers would &c
Cotton has advanced to sc FOR middling,
with 3 very fair market.
Provisions are in but light request. Mess
Pork sold at SIS so. Lard is mostly held at
LSc for inside city, but is purchasable at
L7%c. Bulk Shoulders are quoted at Ike;
sides at lac, and clear Sides at Ice, packed;
Bacon Shoulders at lac; Sides at I6Zc, and
lear Sides at 1S1<c, but it is supposed that
mall concessions from these figures may be
lad. There is little or nothing doing in
reen Meats. Sugar-cured Hams remain as
hey were.
Hogs are about "played out in the pack
ng market, at S11 90 to 81 IS.
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CoRoSFE's ISouEsT.-Coroaer Norvell held
an inquest yesterday over the body Of
George Waters, who fell from the train on
the Louisville road, and broke his neck.
The jury brought in a verdict in accordance
with the above facta.
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CITY NEWS.


By arrangement among the proprietOrs o
the NAsHvELlE UKsoS, the style Of the arin
hes been changed TO the sEssnvIL1n USIos
PRsTSe c~oppASY."
IN this connection we would take occasion
10 return thanks 20 our many friends for
their kind patronage and support and viii
spare no pains Or effort still to publish a
paper which viii be deserving Of the con-
~tinuatlon Of the same and we further re-
spectfully ask the consideration Of all others
who are desirous Of any thing ia our line,
either in the way Of job work or adyertis-
ing, feeling assured that we are prepared 20
render q fan equivalent TO al who contrib
ute 10 our suppors.
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A delightful suburban residence, with
out-houses and attractive grounds, well ill
ed with shrubbery, evsr-greens and fruit
trees: known as the residence Of Rev. o. B.
Hays; IL miles from the Public Square;
can be rented by applying to H. G. scovsl,
Real Estate Agent. febl6-st.
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Large Arrival Of oil.


The stosmboat Lncila, from B~urksviie.
arrived yesterday, with sOO barrels Of oil
from the croeua Cseek Wells. Il viii b.
shipped 20 81 Louis. 70 be refined. Ar
~s net 10 have q refinery in usis cityY
Esshvlle IS The very POINT for such 3 plsce.
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Gates & Gamble, No. 20 Cherry street,
have received Cooley for March. We are
indebted to them for a copy. Its illustra-
tons and fashion plates are still ahead Of
ell As contemporaries.
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Il vii be seen. by reference to cur sd
vefsising columns. thas s r. cAildres
ESQ, desires 10 hna 3 tensHt cor his farm ca
the Granny White Pike. u Is a EPleudid
place. well Improved, cut houses new,
meas them e he's house ior aowers and
plants. TIE residenes tasteful and eomfVt-
able The neighboshOOa Is one Of he m9s'
desirable in this sseluiv. Fer a gentleman
doing business in Nashville, Il would be .
dslighifai home; Or i would bel tns place
iersmsrkei gardener,
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That was a package Of delicious smoking
obaceo laid on our table yesterday by E. NJ.
Davis a Co, Union street, No. 80. Every
bdy ought to smoke some Of the same kind.
@ and supply yourself.
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PERsoNAL.-We were glad to see our
young friend, Mr.. A. D. Allen, the agent
for the Democrat, back in our city yester-
day. He also has our thanks for his late
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In another column picking ssmburr
Srapcs for spcers Vine. 1t Is an admire
bile article. Ussd IN hospitals and By the
hrst-class families m Easis, Londoa and
New Yofkf Ia rrefeYcuee 10 old port vine.
n i vel worth 5 iual, and gives great
satisfaction. ldecsl-tstkwecwly.
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We are indebted 20 Ed. willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and Nash
vile papers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALE
pRoAnwAY vARTETIEs.

VARIETIES.
We will sell to the highest bidder on Sat
urday, the 18th Of February, 1866, at u
o'clock, m, in front OF the Courthouse door,
the BROADWAY VARIETIES, consisting Of the
~unexpired term of lease for the years 1856
and 1867 upon the building, chairs, stage
carpeting, properties, andother fixtures, &C.
Terms cash. sale without reserve.
By order of J. A. Skiff, Cincinnati.
DoLIN & BARNES,
febl6-2t Auctioneers.
A Vc1cx FEox VIcKsBuKs.-
vIcKsEuKs, Mics, Aug.s 1868.
DR. John Bnu-Dow Sir. / am happy to state TO
YOU that / have used your valuable Oedron Bi.tees
WITH great benefit 10 myself, in general debility and
prosfration Of MY system produced By the I'M
healthy and mi2smatc influence Of the Mississippl
river around VicksburE, having been with General
Grants army throughout is whole southern cam
paign. Iconaoently recommend its use TO all per
sons who are exPosedfo unhealthy c,msses.
Agent u. S. Sanitary Cemmissior.
LSUIsyILns, RY., Sept. ls, 1865.
On the Esd Of July last, I submitted through an
agent Of mine. to the Medical Director OF the De
partnent Of the Arny Of the Cumberland, 3 sam
pie Of my Cedron Bitters, for inspection, and re-
questedi, sfier analysis, he oandIt m~eritonens, 70
sanction and app-ove ia use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, aud
also Gen. Rosecrans' permission % ship 5O dozen
Aronce, to have il sold to suffers.
JoHx Bull.
"ram satisfied that cedron Ritters will do no
harm to any one il taken properly and in modern
ton. / see DO objection to Dr. Bulls being permit
ted 10 dispose Of u 70 suffers.
HEsRl A. THuRsrOs,
Surgeon and Medical Director, DC"
HEApQuEarEss nKFARr. or THE CUARERIANp,
NAsHvLLK, Tenn, July q, 1855
d. John Bulls scent. Mr.. -, has permission
20 ship 70 Nashville. Tenn, Is gross or 800 dozen,
Of Bulls Cedrpn Bitters. for sale to suffers IN the
krmy only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
20 be compiled with strictly.
By command Of Maj. Gen. Rosecrsns.
Wa. II Win,
Major and Provost Marshal General,
For sale, Wholesale aud retail b. BERRH, DE-
M0NILLE a CO, Nashville, Tenn.
oct17-ta sat daWSm
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The friends ofthe Union and ofthe admin
i~stration Of his Exeeiiency, Andrew John
son, our present worthy Chief Executive,
propose 10 celebrate the approaching ami
yersary or the birth day Of the Father Of
his Country, by holding in the Capitol Of
the state, on the 22d day Of February, 1866,
A MASS CONVENTION.
We desire all who are friends 10 Andrew
johnson and his administration to assemble
with Us, at the Capitol, TO put the seal Of
condemnation, broad and indellible, upon
the IbsllOrs Of the integrity and loyalty Of
our people.
The different railroads Of the State viii
furnish free transportation to and from the
Convention TO the delegates Of the different
counties Of the State.
Very respectfully,
Vim. Heiskeli, A. +. Garrett,
NJ. f. W. DunswHy, Samuel P. Walker,
VIM X. Poston, james Parks,
p. Williams, !. T.. Thomas,
G. L. Warren, Henry II. Marable,
Committee on Invitation.
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A2R a BAN Agents wanted 70 ssn asss
49, Ela1arN sEWINa MACENk
- - eAfsp a.r 4censsd. &adrsas HAw Z
etAAks tals&l& Naea
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Graham, Dorsett g. 90
saOssssorst % HAwEs sRAaAN & co.
1xroErrEs or
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGAEE,

Nos. ia rs aaa IFS oszirs Street, n. Y.
EEEP constantly On hsad tie most extensive
IL variety II aaelF hiEurea Foreten and domestic
Wooas 10 fp sosnd IN tho Uastcd ssSsse, IN
Logs Plsnks, Boards and VeneerA
sr,tsase co ostise.. Fiesn. SAD Haasra Take Man.
uAenreEs. sad Car ssildsrs asa. Mahogany and
@nensh Cesar cofha sten-
~ rearecaoE wsth eGR tn@iaaHe 9e hars . isrzr
as9 nll and rs mosi celsbsaaed fsnear Cuning
No. -. Fhseh snEhas us . - ~ ordsrs sntTnss.
a 10 ~ Eth PreuPnasA aceasn
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NELL YOUR uNcURREsT meNKy,-r,

- following are the ra,es oaIdby THUS. ). MARI,
BROKER, corner OF Gnlon and College street, for
uncurrent money These quotations are liable to
huctuate, but may be depended on a sufficient
length OF time for the remuapces to De received
by mail or express, if forwarded without delay.
TENNESSEE. Bank Of Fulton.z rs
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BY virtue OF e decree OF tho Crcui. Court Of IN
United States At Nashville, at the October Term
Uses. in the suit Of Wray snd Giiiiand, 81 als. credi
tors Of Trseue A lucas, and EtNara frabue versa.
Val am d. Lucas, surviving partner, and againsI
the heirs Of E1Nard Trabue, ! viii sell, a. Specis
Commissioner, the above az sores II public sale
an tina urannaaaa On
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Established i'm 1852, at
NO. % DEADERICK sTprvr
Nashville, Tenn.

HAHNG ron SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE R.pp,s,-.
- GesNnent Tor PRIVATE DISEASES. bv he ue hi ~-~NNe NODE OF
S $3.50 "yeSWoas via painful operations etc. us arurnI Nv ~ lNauon ant
BY the ""' more Pheasant and reliable Umci e. u,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
By LAST NIGHTS NAIL
Commissioners Sale
OF
RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
PIP ACRES,

1ioo and a haB miles from Nashville, on
he Agfrsssboro pike and also other
Valuable Property in NzshUiLs, belong
ing 70 The Estate Of The late Edlcard Ira
bue.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

WEluka lEll
NksHFuLH lss Dee ~ ttel
DRoPERTr oseefs oa fara srss On ihs
street te.Hueu SUNNI Ef cceEr. ant -
chslfy ssrset. tefHssn Ch1ra dear are here
- Eolara 20 coulalst sIss azraag an4 Stone az
nfeE Fasem-nl ~ reEer a fulue4 @curdlas
o. ne pa 1eEo1a aad ua1u sacl Wl - Mr-
astrd y thaCfF Fnmnear sad uors u noa
corneoled stcn - Hls rom i1ia daia, aad
rua1e4 ArItfT I'd enrralrl. ua trnuG -trr nr
lne erea scfx 81 b. naadft p causlua1t ssd
dsaa " ATr. RROaN. N.yor
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

WHsrrfSc-Fhe river vas ri,irc last,
evening. with rear thirteen feet of water IN
the channel. The stream was Glled with
haavv footing iea-Pe~sSf--- lsfh.