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PROPOSALS.
GALE OF GOvERNMKET wOOP.
Rsadq1ayters Department Of wasAi.s,o..


OFoe Of LAs ChisI QEnrlynla,iev,
CC9rner 1873 Sireet ard Peaasyleasia opense.) {
WcShiRgtos, ID. C., February s. 1855
ny direction Of the Quartermaster General Of the
United htates Army. sales win be made in this city
and Alexandria, Virginia, commencing THIS
DAY, Of 60 COO Twenty Thousand Cords Of Wood, ,
in quantities from one quarter OF . cord 20 ten
cores, to any and all persons desiring to purchase.
Said wood is thoroughly seasoned, OF good quail
ify, and is mixed in the proportion of about two
thirds Pine aud enc thirs Oak, and will be sold at
the rate So six dollars per cord, at the Govern
meut Wood Yard. on Maryland avenue n rear Of
the sonian Institute at 18th street Park,
the Long Bsdge, in Washington. aud Kendall
Green, Cd one mile north Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot and st the rate of So five dollars
per ,er' ct the Governuen Wood ard one eig nth
% nile north of Alex sndria, O a the Washington
sDd Alex andBia Railroad.
Orders on the W God Yards can be obtained only
ca Cash paymsnts; upon the Washington Yards
during Office hours at this Office, AID upon Alexan-
6ria Wood Yards from Brevet MAJOR James Gleason,
A. q. M, on the promises, between the hours of
O'Clock a. m. ard ~ o clock noon
Arrangements have been made for the prompt
delivery OF the wood to any part of Washington and
Alexandra At II rate Of 9 II one dollar per cerd
and to any part of Georgetown at 81 Isl dollar
aid twenty five cents per cord, in addition to above
rates
Purchasers win be required to remove their wood
from the ard within FIVE days frem date OF order
M. i. LUDINGT0N,
Colonel and Chief Quartermast
feS1V Department of Washington.
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| LARGE ASSORTMENT

A LARGE ASSORTMENT
"A sTEINwAY 4 sons PIANOS, MA
comprising all the different styles, has justI
been received OF our Warerooms and for sale
at factory prices. We have also on hand several
PIANOS, which We have taken ia exchange, and
which We offer for sale upon easy terms.
W. G. METZER0rT CO.,
No. ais PeRua. avenue,
Hamlin 8 Cabinet Organs. - Jas
/, IEROMEy HAIR OOLOR RESTORER FOB
retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
to it's original color, without the nconvenioncc at.
tending the u,e Of dye. Sold BY all druggists 1t
ID EXF0RpS INDICATED GINGER BREAD
peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten ss an
ordinary cake. 81 y TT :.
Tor sale by druggists. Price scents ~ ben.
4 unN-eoN E -.0f.Hs .aa'tF
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DALTlMORE AND OHI0 RAILROAD.
ID WASHING TON, January s IsS6
&& ssSs1


ID WASHING TON, January s. 1861
&& ssSy1
. TIsip. Ee'y Sy gwASHISsT0H Ayn RkLrI.
now run As follows, viz.
FOR BALTIMORE.
=, Leave daiiy; except sanday, At6 %, T:so, and
HIS a. NJ Shd ~ and ., and 80 y. "A.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at ga, @. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OFANNAPoLIs
JCHUTIOS.
Leave al o ana So m. and at 2 20 and - o. NJ
FOR ANNAPOLIS
,r Lss's e. a. o SS sr and and as pm.
HaAhs 70 OF Hein hnnspoits on SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave 81 Z - a. m. and 2,Sl end 80 pm
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave NJ 7.D a. m and 80 =. ~.
FOR ALL PABTs OF THE WEST
leave oaiS' except Sundsy, at7.go a IN. and7.s
on Sunday at 20 . vi, only. oonpectinv a, Relay
station With trains Rom Baltimore &c Wheeling,
.THR0yGE TICKETS % the West car b. h.d NJ
the W arlington station Ticket OfiCe AZ az hsgEs
can TeegTsph BEildiag, PsnssYivsais a T;iS
betwtsn ~ am Sth streets.
Advertisements OF Through Line. "'''o"' sos
HP SdlTh Master 4 TrEBspOrtstiou
&C - II GEO. 3. KooNTZ. Agent, Wellington.
rTHRnuGH LIEE BETwEES WASHINGTON
fhlL&osLfhIA AND NEW YORK.
lrs. - CfssaSsss- - =gz-s- --ssszsss-s7
70 81 SSsS-s5z - Z - e-s5ss lv;;.sss
WASHINGTON, January s 1856,
Trains between Washington and Ser YORK are
FOB NEW YORK. without change 81 cars
Leave daily Except Sunday At 70 m. ara $50
phia oo''
Leave daily except Sunday at lbs =. M and
as y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday az Ia and u.V n
m and AS and I'D .. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave tor New York at ~ D. m oBiy
Leave tor thiladelPli At 7:SJ D IA Only
Sleeping cars Tor New York on 81 > z, trJN
daily, except o. nday. Or sunday, train and slsep-
Ing car rnB only 90 Phils-eIptta
Through tickets 70 PHILADELPHIA New York CT
Boston can lie had at the Station OFe Vt all ou N
In the Day a. we'll as AT the pdics tie Amer
lean Itit graph Building, Psnnsylyanis avenue.
See Baltimore aud 9lio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore. Ap-
bapolis, and tie West
W. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
Il. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent
&C Su GEO. s. KoONTZ, Agent, washingtou
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rU,RIESEMAB-Protected By Royal Letters Pat.
i tent of England, and secured by the seals OF
the Eeele de Pharmaele de Paris, aud the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesmar No. 1, is the ehectusl remedy for Rela1-
ZION, SpermAthorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of the
system Triesmar No. has entirely superseded
the nsseous Use of Copayis, Cubebs, Sc Tries
mar No 8 is the nfallieble remedy for sli lmpuri-
ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus obyistinS
the Of mercury and all other deieterious ingre
Each preIsrston 10 in the form Of q most agree
able Loaenge. Secured from the effects. 5f climate
And changes OF atmosphere, in tin at IS each
or four 90 cases in one for SO, and in 81 eases.
thus saving So. Divided in separate doses as ed,
ministersd By Vsfpeas, Salamanca, RoEI, 30.
Wholesale and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. Is<
Bleeeker street, New York.
TO be had also Of s. @. FORD, No. 2s0 Pa: ave.,
corner 18th Ut. sep9-6m
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" ICTOE BOXER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR, fFA
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Connected during ten with the Piano Store Of
John Ellis, Esd, and known as Tuner
for Chickeripp a Sons

oRpRRs NOW RECEIvRDAr
DEMPSEY & O'TOOLES, Engravere and, Sta
TONERS, &c, 326 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
Y. g. REICHENBACHS Piano Rooms,
no 2-3m 49S 18th street, near Pa. avenue
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Ny WALLIkGsFORD, pealer in BpTTER,
w. EGGS &c. stanas in Centre and NorSser n
Liberties NsIksts, sOlicts o share OF the pubiic
patronage. 10 10 Ina
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Late Southern Items,

The Petersburg (Ea.) Index says the obstacle
TO 4 through route from Washington TO WIl-
minetOn does not lie in Petersburg, but in
Richmond, which Will never permit a connec-
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20 JOHN D. EDMOND co.. SIo
bl3 It'll street, between ID and e,
RATIONAL INTEkLIGENCER BUILDING,
DEALERS IN
BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, HOUSEHOLD
GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Ont and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse shoes and
Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, AIles,
kxletrees, Nuts and W ashers, Anvils yices
shovels, Pic Axes, Rope, Glue,
Split Cane for chair bottoms,
all Of wbick we oder At
sIC THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. gro
DO tfeb l5-lyl c1C
" CONFIDENTIAL.
DUNG MEN who have injured themselves By
certain secret habits which unit them for busine
plsascre, the duties of married life; also middle
aged or old men, Who, from the folles Of youth or
other causes feel q debility in advance of their
years, before placing. themselves under the treat
ment Of any one should first read THE SECRET
FRIEND Married Ladies will learn some.
thing Of importance By perusiHx The secrs
Friend"
Sent TO any address, IN q sealed envelope on Z
CENT of Twenty five cents. Address
DR.. CHAS. A. STEWART Co,
dec LILY Boston, Mass.
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WILLS cELEBnATED MACHINE SPREAD
w sTREEGTHENING PLASTERS are the very
beet in ali cases for which p.asteris required For
sle BY all druggists. an 1IlyA
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OFFICES:
sI4 AND 2I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
no Att
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Samaritan's Wash,

D.. in cs-e Of syphilis. H.al neon aaaaaa eH .Hr
celt-.
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40l6gESpA
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Congressional Proceedings.
Salute Fired.
Death OF DR.. Charles Clark.
Further From Mexico.
Proceedings.
Death Of Dr.. Charles CLARK.
Further From Mexico.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-HoUsE-Mr
Davis, Of Massachusetts, asked leave 10 in
troduce a joint resolution in relation TO pub
lie lands pertaining TO the Armory a
Springfield. Leave wss granted, and tn,
resolution was read three times and passed
Mr.. Smith introduced a joint resolution
giving the thanks Of Congress to Maj.-Gens
Gordon Granger and James A. Garfield, and
the men under their commands, for their
gallantry.
PRovIDENcF. R T., March 2O-The Union
lists are firing a salute Of one hundred guns
in honor Of the nomination OF Gen. Burn
side.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Senate Com
mittee on Territories yesterday heard a del
egation Of Indians from the Indian Terrific
ry in favor Of admitting that Territory into
the Union as a State.
The House Territorial Committee had un-
der consideration the question Of admitting
Utah on the application Of the MOrmons.
Among the leaders Of the MormOns now in
Washington is a son Of Brigham Young,
who is urging this measure.
IL is said that the question Of the admis-
sion Of Colorado Will be reconsidered in the
Senate.
BosToN, March 2O.-Dr. Chas. Burk, for
merly a professor in Harvard College, died
at his residence in Cambridge, yesterday,
OF appOplexy. He was 20 years Of age.
NV YoRE, March 2O.-The POSTS Wash
special states that the Ways and
Means Committee last night agreed to take
up The Loan bill tomorrow. 1t 10 probable
it will be so amended as to restrict the
powers Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
aud in that form viii be passed by the
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The United
States Consul at Obasco, Mexico, reported
to the Department Of State, January S0th,
The position of the beligerents in that sec
as unchanged. He also informs the
Department that, in late explorations, he
has discovered the ruins Of two ancient
,ities, which have remained unnoticed and
unknown since the days Of conquest.
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Chronic

We respectfully inform our friends
that we may sill be found at our office
.1.-r thopa .pl;. IN
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For Sale

nNE Of The hest hesd-area u The country. DO
" TIE southern part ai r. ciYs Dear thr trrnlaus
nF the South Nashville Horse Railroad. La f--t
rrfs nrfghhorhood. ne naluuE. q iarra woaera
f~so-slary hrck. snh Sea rooms. Elthen. a.. 488l
hnck smoke nons7 HA 80 Aut ho1-ee. good rs-
Iznd. PAT - which b. lrat ml- garIeu isrI s.ir
s1tn chose lral usea. "A part Il aseI ~ irrk
yard. yin plenty = aaeE aud al c1uFen ences
tur e-tluE seeA The n and o. Railroad pasas
~ the eoraes 81 M place. fusn ahaeh sood d ~
cTiTcd Tor bufulag 1nrk. The property - OUTSIDE
NE rl~rFnu-Annl sos ~ tlerHare enanapf RON cor-
pousaon afu SOD apuBz im~iaeAatels AZ
iolEna Ne FfopeTty. Terms raaT
ngGre q NEIEJH a mukFkEE,
aQFl-0 cE n. nAII hk0HNAoQ !.
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This vice, which is never prscliced in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 e~loquenee or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the cousti
tuition, and reduced tho miserable victim X
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. s. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsh26-H
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Persons unscquainted in the city seeing
so manyadvertisemeHts for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss 10 Diet
temine to whom to entrust the treatment
of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment of this kind is at No. % Deadorick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
sntee that this is a reliable institution. De-.
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his of
fee during the hours stated in mis- general
tie Office.
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Dropping into the Drug store Of Messrs.
Kline a sherman, on Church street, yester-
day, we availei ourselves Of the privilege
Of sampling some Of their excellent brands
Of cigars, Of which they keep a good supply
on hand all the time. Messrs. Kline 4
sherman have a well ordered and very
neatly arranged establishment; and with
their extensive stock Of drugs, chemicals,
etc, they keep a variety Of pure liquors
and wines, thalcan be relied upon for medi-
cal purposes. Call in and make the ac-
quaintance Of the arm.
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City Council.
o.

ENAAH ~ ALDAEAEI.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Al
dermen was held last evening, Presiden
Cheathsm in the Chair.
Aldermen Kinney, slosn, Creighton
Thompson, Hughes, Chiffon, Brodie, and
Kloaz, were present.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
Receipts Of Joha L. Glenn, Water Tax
Collector, since last report, s7,ils.7e.
Collections Of A. B. ~shsnkland, Revenue
Collector, since last report, s4,6S4.52.
Petitions OF John Doherty, A. c. Bruce,
Brown d Cooper, August Beser, Joseph Rich
ards, Jacob Thorn and others, to erect frame
houses, were granted.
Petitions Of Mrs. W. H. Graft and DR..
Paul F. Eve, praying for relief from certain
taxes, were referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
A communication from John ". Walker,
on the condition of Church street, from
College to Cherry street, was received.
The petition Of James o.. Dryer and
others was referred to the Committee on
Fire Department.
The petition Of W. D. F. Sawrie was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
The bill for an appropriation Of S2s, 600,
for the Public Schools, on its third ard las.
reading was laid on the table with a unani
nous vote. president Cheatham took a
decided stand against the bill, inasmueh as
the Board Of Education had been repeatedly
asked for a report on the expenditure Of the
School Fund, and that the Board had stub
bornly refused to comply with the demands
OF the City Council, and until they were
complied with, not one cent would be APP
PrOpriated.)
The bill to allow the City Marshal and
deputies fees and perquisites, was laid over
until mex meeting.
The bin TO remunerate Rufus Henry for
additional services as Treasurer, was laid
over until next meeting.
The bill for the tender Of a hospital site, |
was laid over until next meeting.
Bill for the erection of a House of Refuge.
laid over until the next regular meet
ing.
The bill to purchase twenty mules and
for scayenger purposes passed its third
The bill TO amend the number of the
Board Of Education from eight to nine,
passed first reading.
Petition Of H. BRAKEMAN TO build addi-
ions to cooper shop. Granted.
Bill Of Eliza Kelly to erect frame house
granted.
The bill to erect plank sidewalks, passed
hree readings.
The bill providing for REMEMBERING the
.ouses of the city passed three readings.
Resolution that the railroad track cross
lg North College street, and connecting the
.ouisville and Nashville Railroad with the
'ashville and Northwestern Railroad be
up and said connection broken, and
hat the Mayor is hereby authorized to see
be provision Of this resolution are carried
ito effect. Referred to special committee,
IL; Aldermen Kinney, Brodie and Thomp-
IN.
Petition Of J. B. Burt to erect a frame
ouse was granted.
Board adjourned till next regular meeting.
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MARKETS.
by T~elegraph.Il

CINCINNATI, March20.
FLOUR quiet without change in the prices. su
perine ST@7 90, extra Ss99, family 81 25aIO 50.
WHEAT duh and u~nchangedin prices; s. 1891 81
for No. I new Red.
CoRs hrmer and in good demsud At 3sc ID
elevator for No. sheled, and Sac for No. 2.
oAIs frmer ana in demand st 33c for No. .. No.
l advanced 10 37G3Sc.
RYE limited demand st Co965c for Nc.1.
Clover seed, IS 3195 40. dull.
GROCERIES dull and prices unchanged.
Provisions duh and prices nominal.
Mess Pork sold at SIC 90 for city.
Bulk Meats IOIe; l21le for shoulder; I5c for
sugaT-cured Hams 2lH822c.
LARD firmer and IN demand at lslx,.
WHISKY firm al 81 2j, duty paid.
GoLD l26.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.
ToBlcco-Leaf lover; desirable qualities sus-
tanned; sales III hhds.
MSS PORK s86a27 IS, Bacon Shoulders 1876 clear
Sides 1919.
FIoUR. superfne 81 o; extra S. %; family 50
rs; f ncy Sill
CORN Is quoted at Coo for shelled.
OATS 43c.
WHISKY, free 50 -.
Lard is steady at 1sc.
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ANOTHER ExPLoIT.-We find the following
in the Covington column Of the Cincinnati
Commercial:
RoBBERV.-A fellow calling himself Ham
ilton, applied for board, a few days since, at
Mrs. shoup's OF Fifth street, between Mad
isou aud Scott. lie was assigned to a room
occupied by Mr.. II. Kaltenbach, but before
night came on he broke open the trunk Of
the latter, and taking from 1850 in money,
three shirts, a vest and a pistol, disappeared.
This is doubtless the same man who rob-
bed the Clifton House in this city, and &
boarding house in Louisville. The descrip.
ton Of the man, given above and his a
ner Of operating, leads US to believe that he
is the same connected with the Clifton
House Robbery.
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CIuneInnati, OhiO.-JosEFH B. QUrSET, d
our authorized agent TO receive sdVernsements Rnc
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EDwrs (. oyERALL, o
the Commercial Reading Room, Is our authorizes
sgent TO receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nashville Uul9n-
Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. Tom 20. are
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
ana subscriptions for the Kd5hu0e UHon.
JoHE HooPER . Co, Publishers Agents. Al PARK
Ro1. New York, are authorized TO contract for sd
verlsing N our paper.
Jor, Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
iugs. New FORK, and Browns Iron Building, Phils-
dslphia, srs authorized 10 contract for advertising
IN our paper.
&. NJ. PsrrEBGmL a Co Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and 6 state street, Boston,
are authorized to contract for advertising IN our
paper.
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on THEATRE.-Miss Hosmer's engage
ment is a complete triumph. Every seat
was filed last night aud SO great is the de-
msnd, that manager Flynn has arranged
20 that seats may be engaged three dsys in
advance.
As Blanca, last night, she exhibited
talents which are seldom oqualled, and
never surpassed and at the end Of each
act she was called before the curtain.
Tonight size appears as Camille. OF her
rendering Of this character the New York
sunday Dispatch says;
Miss Jean Hosmer made her first appear
apce in this city on Monday evening last,
At the Winter Garden, in the r0iGof Camille.
she is possessed of very fine features-not
40 striking Cor their beauty as Cor their great
intellectually, mobility and-hence-power
of expression. Her voice IS melOdious, of
6ue compass and powerful and admirably
ttted for defamation. In making her
p,ipt there is no straining after effects; in
deed, in some scenes, she was lacking in
energy. In others, however, shecsme fully
up 70 the reQuisition Of the part IN every
respect Ia all that she did her natural
ness was Us charming as it is unusual
n0MAL AAaAN % AANeN NAHEkA AAAANAf1
auietade aud grace being prominent-whieh
Ne have remarked aud lauded IN The higher
ranks of the Partisan stage. One of Der
suest scenes was that with Duval gcrC. il
VS. intense, and fall OF nsturalness and
pswer. and the artistic appeared 10 have
a.igea upon il as one best adapted 10 her
p,wers. snd in which she could, more
rssd1y than. in any other, invoke the admi-
rstion of the sudienee. In this che sue
c-eaea admirably, and warm an well-de-
served applause greeted her efforts. Her
reading Of the part was very fine, and show
ed study; aud a nice aud delicate attention
10 detsls characterized her efforts through
out.
At the conclusion OF 4" Fazio,' last even
ing, the orchestra entertained the audience
with the air Of the Anvil Chorus, with an
anvil accompaniment. The marks Of ap-
proval by the large crowd induced a rePeu-
ton Of t.
The amusing and laughable Grce Of the
"swiss SWANS" concluded an evening
entertainment rich, brilliant in its charsc-
ter. No true admirer Of the pure drains
should let his opportunity pass Of seeing
Miss Hosner, as she is 8 tragedienne Of The
hrst order.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, Is6E.

Josish Pr0wsl. ct ais, ys. George Baker, 81 ole.
IN thi- cause, q appearing 90 the Clerk ard Mss
ter that the dc'endalls SU-m Bruce. and her hus-
band. LlIet1u bruce, and Mary sand.r-l8, ami
her husband. Thomas ssnlersln, are E04-rUsi-
densa o.. t1e State ~ Tennessee ro tH.. the
ordinary process Of las cannot 10 served up1u
them 70 b. Therefore ordered Inst publication
he male for four successive weeks !. tnr Nash
vile Un1n, newspaper polished ln the city Of
Nashville. fenuessee, requr uE said deieuulur- ~
appear a. the next term az the Clancrry Court OF
smith county. 10 BE- held st Lla courthouse u Car
thaEe on tie third M1uday Iu August lsG5. t1 1u-
swes c0mpla usnrs tll. or TIE -sma viii h. tskeu
for e1uie-sri sud set Er hearing Of parF a. D.
them. IL. h. CAMPBELL e.. e.
nEra-NHr
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The health Of the venerable Lewis Cass
IS rapidly falling. he scarcely sits up AZ
all, and ms death is daily expected.-Er.
General Cas- was born in I7S2, and
IS, therefore, eighty-four years old. He
was born the same year with Martin
Van Buren,, Daniel Webster, John c.
Calhoun and Thomas II. Benton, aIl Of
whom have preceded him 10 the grave.
General Cas- is almost If not quite,
the only survivor Of that class Of pub.
lie men who we're personally acquainted
with the leading characters Of the
American Revolution Of l776.
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MAIZE Ma

The food and luxury 81 Che age, without "a single
Euit. One tnI uu convince tra moot -Erpt-a
Makes Pudding, Ctke=, Cu-ltri-, Elauc MuHEe,
ac.. without I-.uGi1-s. altn Jew or 30 eo1-. at neosi
Astonishing me uast economical A slight uil.
con o. ordinary Wheat Flour greatly Improves
broad ana CAKE. ISIS Aa. rrerieltD f tlicE=uInE
sweet sas1e-. ErsVies arl-l ar Met. -.up, ac. Far
Tee-Crelm nothing can compare sal Do. A little
tolei m milk gl proilcg ueh creim or Coffee
cna-oI ale, ta. Sc
Eut up ln Que pound plctagez. uEler the trade
merE MalDauA with aIna.EaIs nr USE.
A most delicious article 81 FOOD nr children sud
mvllis 81 aI ages. for sale b bn5eeIs and Drug
s.s evcyahrrc.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21

Boy DRowNED.-Coroner Geo. W. Norvell
yesterday received information that a boy
named Hall had been drowned, by falling
from the steamboat Pinkerton; but up TO
last night his body had not been found.
The accident took place near the Island.
The boy was about IA years Of age, and his
mother lives on Jefferson street, in this city.