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, 1866-08-20
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

ctnla BetWe cen the Whites and B1ncka
Troops Sent from H1chnuond to Re-
store OrdeTReeru1t8 from New Fork
for the Regular Army.
FokfrIss XoxrnK, Anguft 17-By HsD.-1he
troubles et Drumnondto On the eastesn ahoce
al VIYcinta. between the white And bsscks, which
were suppressed several week4 ago b. = detaca-
mrnt Of troops sent there to restofe qute%, hAEe
agltn broken ouf- 4 taleEEzn Wa sent TO Rich.
nond for eampsny e t;oopes 1nd Ieste7aa3
states tnfan.y,, Lseuteaart keFs command:
3e7sehneut, fttJ IN number, vas aent
rom here this evening on sha tug Geneva, and
KIN be exdoned kH some length Of ti1.e On The
estterp shokc or 1t least u1t there Is sou1s pros
rect Of the causes Of the disturbances being se-
ntu;edx On Last Monday Al encounter occurred
befxeeu parties Of lhe Khltc4 md btacks> SONG o
xhn13 uere under the influences OF liquor. but b.
thc prompt e1r1t{nn of TIE agents Of the Freed
meae Barcan, stationed It urunnaandtoEn, Il
/ M ocelled befose aay RettouA results tusued
| a detachment Of rtcfuita- about eighty IN Nun
| ber, arrived II c.2acy Island yesterday on ~
New York st1nea, direct from New fo1k- 1hh
Il The G.st instrument Of laFge d ffeRn!t.
nowfa Nexx York, destined for the Eleventh UnttsS
Sa:ee Infantry Regiment stationed In Richmond
Va. The hl1nd has been prepared tos sss reeep
| ton Of these troops bJ soldiers det3taeA from u
s-arrixou Of tho Fofs1ess- The Heults vii he guAz
| sntined for 4en to aitnen days, md Htl than b.
! tent TO Richmond foe duty with ths regiment
, 1866-08-20

- T6t0W t00 S&04o& 21E1SEuxpEsI :
Count BismsEk has Just informed the Gov-
ernmcnts Of South Germany that thu States OF
the North alone will In future form part OF
the Zo1tvercln, reconstructed under tho d.
rectton OF Prussia on new bases. The
States Of the South will therefore not be
admitted either to the political OF Customs'
Union. This e1elusion, It Is thought, will
exercise an unfayorable influence On tho
commerce Of the South.
, 1866-08-20

bade held grind n w.ss of !roop. It Aon:s:sy.
In,s -. Fntosf. Curtiusa- il making 1t Istsmnras.
ontside wofks< i 6Eh1 for the ely aad plRnder j.
expected CaIzvs{al, ca nuc1, Ford md TfrTia
are tn tuxfQuG council
, 1866-08-20

Maine CONGRESSMAN K&A.onnana4ed.
BurAxr. Mime. Au9nH 16-HAn. n 1. Pfks,
tie present representative in CouTfess Gon this
di4tsid. Hax reuomioa3ed fQ-dxY.
, 1866-08-20

PeHf Hoop, =. S. August $40 ?. m--4he
Newfoundland telegraph ainc u Stu down. md
no later dcspatrhcs from the 1hle h1Ea been Ee-
it Is Anticipated the 1tne wm be wo:kins to
, 1866-08-20

understanding In respect to the amount for
which each Of them Is to be security. II. de
Rothschild put down his name for 4 ,000, ,00Q
forms {2400 600, but some OF his colleagues,
though enormously rich men, were far less
NbaFHl.
, 1866-08-20

B1lzxnuI, Auxuat 1A-1he National Laho
Congress assemblies tu this city. tn tho Frou
Saet Theatre, Tomorrow. Delegates from mr.
oas Siates aEs Arriving. md ihs proceeding
nrorke to he interesting.
, 1866-08-20

iron Oar oNn Correspondent
FLORENCE, July soth, 1865.
Ilca1nod this morning Mt o'clock the re-
suit Of the Conference Of tho Ministers Last
night. The a1mIsticc ofthirty days has been
concluded, and that Is the samc ns q treaty
Of peace You will hear this long before
you receive this letter, but not twenty men
In Italy know It 1t this moment What Is
the use of getting news twelve hours In ad- |
vance Of the public when your coIumm arc
50 far from nc? The Atlantic Telegraph
VIII have reported the news of peace two |
weeks bcfc-e you get this letter, and you
VIII have forgotten the European war alto
gcthcr. .
But venture to state that the peace gives
1le1y Venice and tie Trent valleys OF the
TyScl, with some clrcum1ocutiou ; but still
that Is the substance Of 1t. GaribaldI has
won for Italy the Trent ya1lcy-shc was per- !
1cctlY sure Of the rest. Tho hero of Capscra
comes out Of the struggle with new wounds,
but his fame Is untarnished. The
bloodicst fighting Of the war has been
In those pazTow gorges where his red shirts
| opposed ayonots to sharpshootcrs with slow
but certain success. More blood has been
shed there than in all the resi- Of the fight
inr. Still Italy will be little content. The
people feel that official atu pEdity has betray-
cd their courage, patriotism and sacrifices,
Custozza and Lisa will long live In the
memory, as evidences that both on land and
sea The most heroic Of men were led hv in.
competent commanders, Lions COMMANDED l,v-
a,ses. Pe1sapo will be tried. md also son,c
other officers, for cowardicc and .mbecility
At Lisa, and tho events OF Custozxa cannot
always be kept In the dark az now. Prince
Iiumbert Is eurnged ut tho conduct of his
snrcriors. In fact, Ills iutemperatc Language
led 10 lis being in arrest for twcutT.fou
| hour. This fact have on good authority
| aud Il is yeyy Important. He IL heir To the
throne- and ia mn 1onrrr n 1,ov-gr , rcor and
a hrro. W., eho11 3,nxo a n.,+v -.1,r;,r
!, .,-s ~, ..-.t- .1,!ff-.
AsoNou A4AA-t1' o.ns ~ IAe tAsluk e4A' ~
, 1866-08-20

PauApurHrA, August 10--NatianI Hat1. ou
Merfet kEpet, -belaT Thirteenth, hnA beeu en-
razed for ihc meeting Of the LoJa1 Southe1ze1s'
Eo1yrpton On the ID Of September. The b11ld
iug IL onn Of lke 1sfEest IN tho city, and no: n
frr@ro IRE ctutre Of huAtpes4. -.
, 1866-08-20
NeTer Failed to Break Up the Disease.

Rev. J. b. CHANDLER, o3 Baaxkot, sialn, writes:
"Ehea tha Cas&eu s1sed 70 fsstaIty arou-d u last
hA1AA1. enough. hoErvEE, 70 nrove ii efficiency
IN that Awtnl discs.e The Ea of Of St4tnnsa
tost Mhiea as naive doctors foaM msE . besaf up
her tod+ As l4st r1nort E1xe yout CarmlnA-
tire. nd It setkd nke charm. Anf tHe Womaa WA
Cufrt- E1re the C1FEnlhAttsu another c4Se. Ehe
The pes.on hsd beea purxtux N night md wAs fast
drawing neAf her end bai ~A& aavoi By ft4 Wheu
hilnd to bstAk It up pitosnediately."
, 1866-08-20

"0perated Like a Charm.''
pennaJlvsnia yals, 1rites:
.*Dr. D-IATxf.g CAkxt1At1yE nAt4Ax haa operated
like eaxsn IA All ease1 Of LaaseeAss " kAs Bousta
and HSdrTAN6, dsEA&e4 0uan which oaF ttpapa &Qf$s
r,1ch. owing 10 tne continual shanza OF watsx.'
, 1866-08-20

LAt4NuuA8, MEXICO, A1knst u, I'll GAL1IS1u1
An5aat ls.--Aeoudef, tuss IN, sepaga thai E.eea
, 1866-08-20

l. Remedy for Summer Complaint.
II. LEVI MOORE. q Louisville, NO., vritns
"1h4re Used nr. JATxx'x CAEx1xA1ry1 na1AAx fos
ny tAldsto. e1oT1nE nptu haDanssF Cb4p&dfHs, wttr
ToetntEx, and hare fDoud II mast excellent Essuedy
md o0e Wou4 no< b. WkIhcut.~
, 1866-08-20

NJ. 1AaPER soELsoH. x rHnmaesourx. onSo; vyit.s,
my wzs 1ast Fail tzkAn sick with C1oEsro Nos.-
eus Alsno11h a!ts.led hy p4yslGa1n he ktsx Wosss
his stomach untll bed need Ye1f CAEx11AITK hAIr
liz which tstieted his0 tnReiAtoty. hare acee r.
commended the H1tdcne 70 os1. who hare used. II
With
, 1866-08-20
Nem advertisements,
JUST WHAT Is WAHTEDI
1ayne's Calnl!natiYe Balsam.
AsAfE AsD cERrAE cuRE FOR
oiAk1n@@' u5senfEr5, Cholera. CAo3exn
morhoss sxnneF C.1pl.ins, Chofie.
stek Stomach.
AID AL
&FEE68foh8 or THE Bowur8.


Ihe great socnes whIeh this rtnzsdv hss srrt ,,,h
h. thirty JeArs past ead& P7pp3efofg d Hnnt5,6
Il WITH Efeaf confidence 70 those ttuahfe W1tS NM n
the coEplatHt &t which il il e=etAia faIasi7a Hmn
kSnre and Safe Cure for Dysentery.
CAPTAIN J0SKFH COPELAND, At Etz,oe.s rnvn.
4hif1 Allegheny County Fl, writes.
II h1.e u.al yuzn nCa1xrsA1.yx Ba1x.x IN ,,vA.7,,.
b. md ha!e iouod y sure md ~ ese for D1sts1r
mcdicine. taas DO nznlsy should os Fttknot,9
Kerer Known to Fail IN Dlarrhea.
R<v. A. Joass, rsssos ofM. E. Church, Alnto4u,ps,
writes:
-1hxve peser knorn D4. JA1xxs cA1xr.,4u
R&ikAN to I'll IN exse4 at R1TFN1H- would pox IL
Without this remedy Il my own h:alY. md ooFaisT
recommend It u ptnnps safs 70 aa othcra#
!: Speedy Relief afforded.
F.JBCHEEKI, ofCcupzurB, Tenth RsysmentPua-
sy1tanta yolurseess, N11uax from 4zE1rsb1zk. Va
Ays.
~HsvtaE 1s4rs asp tc$ted Josr inva1uahlc Carst3A-
TIyE HAl4Ax, pook tic psncAutio0 to bring tzz1
supply hefc with Owing to exo41ta tac weather.,
&c, Ivs<Atet. Dd1rAnd daa Nst1ssA af IA ksotreks
prevail 70 a1tEn In al te rtfntenkA bat tazzts
70 The CazmlnAttEn. Rave beu cosb 70 a1oEdspre1y
fedia 70 sexe11l g " Who wtte thus A1et-
can g ao9nd tpr tna cozs7pla!1s tnr WHICH ua re-
, 1866-08-20
Our Young Folks

Coutatus 1ha F1a1a of Tho WhAla, hy5B- Hall 1hs
Lily and the poetle bJ sha Author oE *AuEa Chdsa;'
4 eunnJ Ha1thoar With Fstoer RrtshtnooA; = charm
ing stnrJ of Tbs Pond of the poJs, hT Mrs a. II.
piax: 0raest Fssends bJ IaeJ! 1Afen1u Aeusosrs o<
. cipple-& capital stoFJ of spttar-by d. .. O.
W.>de9; Little passy Willow, saiezqu1slts ttrseh By
A,s- ssove, anoa day ot rae esat1tal Summer \
Lsila Goldt,waltae LIE, Atos4 mi tbs Forest, tr
Aasne Read1 Up Rsz1J b1 H. GO; another glimpse
II what soes Among Do studios, hy il. nAlar.eh;
md good Furz1es, Eatgmaa, snd LestnBoL
This number II oc1 Y>-.xa Fo1u ls3emhenish-
ID vim 1rHrAaR engraving. ~1ns ssWanasress,'' y
tnd numefons musRAtan&.
The Atlantic 8JsnthiJ ID 81 eeni1 number :
$500 = seaEs
Oar Young Folks u 20 cents L nnnhcr !
$500 year.
Alta. tic Monthly and Oar Young Felix's,
$500 Il rear.
4 Liberal Discount to Clubs.
T1CkN0R T. FIELDS,
E0 FuhtIasnra. 8oE16u.
, 1866-08-20

L. H. BxEpa 1en2-
: PHnApufanA- Argrst H. Hon. Alex h ats-
phens len Tor ktlIedgc1ile th3s morning.
, 1866-08-20
An Admirable Remedy for Dfarrh@a.

Rsv- Or. THACKNHL 4[1eatonA1y Of the Presbyte1t.
Board. writing tru1a Lodikna, July q, 1s61 EayR:
HFrom my own experience. I ca1 sssuft ,A41 Dr. D.
JAYxIS CAENIxATtrx uAIAAx Is m admirable remcdJ
s1se tA!la. Esye . 1nsa .ho had long aaaesta
get the Easa cherGed the dse4se 1T once, altaou<h
tie medesre ptesc.!noi bF sha Government Aaiieal
QMeeF b&d no e1eCt.~
The Cazmtnatve B2tsans. ao6 IN ck Dr. D. Jayne i
Sons Family Nttle1nnar sold In Chicago By orr
AEEnta, Aesztx. F11eF, Finch d Fuller, BofuhamA 4
Vsn sch12ck, Lord & smita, and Z. d q. u Hooker,
md By Druggists generally uzE2st-M # F-aes
, 1866-08-20
FSTABLISHED 1856,
GEO. Nj. HOW
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IS Lasalle-st., Chicago.

Prompt personal attention paid 10
tho 8ale and Purchase Of GRAM
F1ouR, 7RoV1s1oHs, SEEDS,
Property bought and hald o.
margins
: Refer to the principal Bankers nnd
11sxchauta of tha city.
80 wA1nex
, 1866-08-20
D R. LlC 4 T HILL

Cao on1r ne cnnsulted II the sHER1A6HoU6E On
DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES FHoN' TIE EAR,
cA1ARRa, BRpSCH1rH1 nd dbe.sex Of ne EYE,
EAR, THROAT md LUKG8.
Operations TOR CATARACT, cRoss ETEs,- md m
otaez operations In oDhths,nsc surxezJ successfully
, 1866-08-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Situation In Italy.
RAYAGES OF THE CHOLERA IN
LONDON.
Napoleon and the Rhine Provinces.
Kern~.fn. rtz nh
FOREIGN NEWS.


Germany, Prubs1as Huzs9A and Austria.
, 1866-08-20
G)lta9o Gribunc.
MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1865,
THE NEWS.

Receipts Of Internal Revenue during the
pas. week amounted to Es,l01, ,sol.
The amount Of National Dank currency
pox In circnhfion IL g1scn u eess, ,4o2,T3.
The whole sum awarded TO the captors Of
Booth, Atxetodl Faynn and Harold Il given 1t
*,ta, Geo.
Gold closed IN New York, on Saturday, At
1ts.i. On Friday evening Fire-swen,Ies, In Lon
Ion, c1ueed ai 6sH.
'TtIrty-four deaths from cholera were re-
po.sed in S. Lexis To- The tweayfour hours end
Ing yesterday noon-.
L Washington special snys that Mr. Stan.
ton VII toon he appointed Minister'S Spain. md
General stcadmAn Secretary at War.
The President has Issued proclamation
dcc.a,ins The rebellion in Tens nj end. md eirI
s!sata restored.
Among CUR Washington items viii be
found statencnt Of tho principal amounts appro
p,ietcd by the laks Congress- fcr tho various Do
~=1tnc- t. Of the Government.
The Attorney General has nearly CON
plcted m elaborate opinion on tbs authority Q
the President 10 appo1nt 70 otlcc persons whit
lave been rejected by the Senate.
In tho great race al Buffalo, yesterday, be
tween Dexter and Butler, tho former won th
s:skr* and the rncn in the unprecedented lin
nj 2.lS
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23

Damascus is the eldest city in the world;
Tyne and Sidon have crumbled on the shore;
Baalbec il a ruin; Palmyra lies buried in the
sands Of the desert Nineveh and Babylon
have disappeared from the shores OF the Ii
girls and Euphrates; Damascus remains what
Il was in the DAYS Of Abraham centre Of
trade and travel. an island Of verdure in a
desert, "a predesuned capital" with martial
and sacred associations extending beyond 30
centuries. IL was near Damascus that Saul
Of Tarsus saw the light from heaven above
the brightness Of the sun; the street which
Is called Strait, in whiOh il is said he spray
ed, !" still runs through the city; the caravan
comes aud goes as il did 1000 years ago:
there is still the shick, the ass, and the
water wheel: the merchants of ule Euphra-
tes still occupy these with the multitude Of
their waiters.n The city which Mahomet
surveyed from a neighboring height and
was afraid 10 enter, because Il is given 90
man TO have but one paradise, aud for ms
part he resolved not 10 have It in this
world is 70 this day what Julian called the
Eye Of the East as IL was in the time Of
Isaiah "the head of Syria From Damas-
Gus came cur damson, or blue plums, and
the delicious apricot Of Portugal called Da-
masco; damssk our beautiful fabric Of cot
ton and silk, with vines and flowers raised
upon smooth, bright ground; damask rose,
introduced into Englaad IN the time 81 Hem
~ VIII; the Damascus blade, no famous
the world over for it, keen edge and remark
able elasticity, the secret Of the manufacture
Of which was lost when Tamorlane carried
of the artists into Persia; and that beauti-
ful art Of inlayinc wood and steel with sill
yer and gold-a Kind Of mosaic engraving
and sculpture united, called damaskening,
with which boxes and bureaus and swords
and guns are ornamcnted. II Is still city
Of flowers and bright waters; the streams
from Lebanon, the "rivers OF Damascus"
"fho river Of gold. siill sparkle IN the viii
Of syrian gardens"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23

THE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
i PANY are TO encourage immigration to our
State. md 10 supply tho demand for every descrp-
ton Of labor.
They propose to accomplish the FIRST Of these
objects by purchasing lands, where suitable water
power CT other advantages may be had for manu-
featuring purposes and also BY purchasing lands,
in large tracts. near cities, rivers and railroads
These lands will be divided into suitable lots or
tracts and alternate tracts sold 70 the immigrant
at or near cost, the purchaser paying one fourth
cash and the remainder in one, two and three
The Company will also act as agent for large
landholders who desire to have their lands colo
nized.
The Company proposes to supply the demand
for labor by furnishing Mechanics Gardeners, and
all description Of labOrers. They will secure this
remunerative prices in the most HI Althy and
genial climate Of the world, and they expect 10
satisfy the employer by guaranteeing the deliver
ing Of the laborcrs 20 him at any shipping point
railroad station. Our system for furnishing all
kinds Of labor 10 all parts OF the State We expect
to make perfect; For the detail We refer b our
The profits ofthe Company will be derived from
the ultimate sale Of the alternate tracts Of lands
retained and from the building up Of villages and
towns IN places adapted 70 that purpose. ana IRON
the aiding Of manufactures aud the general deYel-
opment Of the agricultural and mineral resources
Of the State. and also from the direct fees derived
from the supplying Of operatives.
The basis Of our stock being tbs lands Of the
Company, any improvement Of them must enhance
the value Ct the stock IN the same Tai0 and there
BY be a safe and profitable investment 10 the
stockhOlder E. 49,
The principal Office viii be in Nashville, Ten
nessee. and ne Company design to establish sub
agencies in every county in the state. Subserlp-
ton books are In the hands Of Anson NelsDn,
Treasurer: EeiiX X. Cheatham, Secretary and
jos. Saudek. General Immigration Agent, sho
are authorized 20 receive subscriptions Tor the
GEO. II. THOMAS.
Pres Tenn. Col. 4 I'm. Co.
FELIx K. CHEATHAN, Sec'y. jnels-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
TRUsTEE sALE.

DY YIRTUEOF A DEED OFTRUST executed
- b. nae b. Matthew W ammack. on the 10th day
" October 1850. which deed Of trust was dled or
registration n book 81. pages SO aud 81 on SAT-
ulday, the lst day 81 September 1851 on the
premises u the late Matthew Wammack. / will
sell o. the hiEhest bidder on q credit u one and
two year,, 10 per cent cash. balance interest from
date With bond and approved security and a lien
retained on said land until the purchase money Is
paid the property described In said deed u trust
a. follows: "a acres on Shancs fork Of Mans
ker'a creek in Davidson county. 10 can be divide
into two farms. good buildings on each.
Sale az u o'clock n. l.. A. BAKER.
aug32H Trustee
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
TENNESSEE COLONIAL
Authorized Capital, 100000.
10000 Shares of $50 Each.
ORGANIZATION.

ORGANIZATION.
One thousand shares Of Stock having been sub
scrbed, the Company proceeded to organize by
the election Of the following Board Of Directors;
Maj.-Gen. GEO. IL. THOMAS,
Maj. Gen. r. w. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL WATSON,
MICHAEL BURNS,
J. W. PARRAM0KE,
c. @. GIEBS,
AID. NJ. HEFLEBOWER-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23

A MONUMENT OVER THE GRAVE OF
GEN. LEES DAUGUTER----I.ETT
FROM GEN. LEE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
COALl COALl!

The SeWanee C0aI Mines
~ FUTURE WILL BE WORKED B1 THE
II Toupe esee Coal Company. The litigation
which has hitherto rendered these Mines Of -
little vaiue 10 the public has been settled, and
the parties interested n0w confidently e1pea
% supply Nashville aud the other towns IN Mid-
die Tennessee with coal. They believe II y oniy
used. For manufacturing purposes and Tor hn-
gincs. this coal is believed % be superior u any
that ear be had u Tennessee. They especially
desire that Blacksmiths and al Who FQrk IN iron.
should Try this coal The Company working these
Mines feel authorized 10 say that the peeFl e O
Is Nashville may RELY upon them for CLhIAlN
SUPPLY % Goa - all times, and theg hol,e. ~
fi64 ffne-atir ,atropiztss 10 rednca the price Of
co1f AZ s. COLYAR,
rsavg1-tf CHARLES A. PROCTOR
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
In Chancery, at McMinnyille, Tennessee,
August Rules, 1866.


q. p Grain Administrator Of Abiiah Grain, dec a.
%. NJ. p. Grain. a nonresident defendant.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
i 0fthe Clerk and Master. that the above named
defendant is q nOn-resident Of the State Of Ten
nessee. that the ordinary process Of Law cannot
be served upon him 10 IL therefore. ordered that
publication be made four consecutive weeks IN the
Union and American, q newspaper published IN
the city Of Nashville, Tennessee. requiring Edd
defendant 90 appear on the irss day Of our next
Court Of Chancery. % be held nc MeMiunville
Tennessee, 4th Monday IN September. 1866. %
plead. answer or demur % compliments bill. OF
the same will be taken for confessed 70 him. and
j. F. MORFORD. c. & ".
By J. Q. BfLEs, ID. U
au--rauv
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
DR.. L. L. COLEMAN

AMONGST the many complimentary no
tees given us by the press of this city, we
know Of none which we deem as coming
with so much heartfelt sincerity, as the fol-
owing from the Nashville Daily Union
AT a period like the present. when our city is
filled to OverhOwing with "a transient POpula-
ton, and diseases prevail TO an extent hitherto
undreamt Of it Is proper that the means Of cure
should be Of ready access, and that those imme-
diately interested should have information which
will lead them to avail themselves Of competent
medical advice. Men who have been educated in
the best schools Of the profession Of medicine, and
been successful in practice Of many years, are
surely worthy Of confidence; If they have given
their attention exclusively 10 one branch Of the
profession. and made themselves masters Of it,
they have still more right 10 expect support, more
particularly if they have afforded proof Of their
ability to cure. To this latter class belongs DIX.
L. L. COLEMAN. who, in bis specially, has been
a benefaotor to the afflicted and may ever be re-
lied on n safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends that
we may still be found at our office, reliev-
ing those afflicted with
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
OVeFtOn County Circuit Court
az Livingston, Tenn.
r. S. Wendle ~. Washington /. Hatcher
Attachment

r. 5. W endIe -. " a8hInRiOn i. UaicheF.
Attachment.
AWE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT. THAT
the defendent isindebted 10 him. and l. a non-
resident Of this State. Having obtained an order
from D. II. y. Harris. Clerk Of this Court an
PENDANT returnable % the September term Of said
Court. 1870. aud the same having been levied on
the defendants property. il l. ordered By the
Clerk. that the defendant appear before said
Monday Of September. 1870, 10 defend said at
taehment snif. or IL viii be proceeded with ~
published In the MELVILLE Weekly uNI0s ANb
ANKRTcAE. o. r. IT, HARRIS, CLERK.
July 5. 1874. iyi5-uft
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23
In the OVerfOn County Circuit
Gnnaf

james B. Cox, Administrator Of John Melon
maid 90. En0ch Cox. Attachment.
JULY RULES. 1856
FINHE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT THAT
1 the defendant is indebted to John Mcdonald
the deceased, and 80 absconds or conceals himself
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served on him. Having obtained from y. II. p.
Harris, Clerk Of this Court. original attach
ment against the estate Of the defendant. return
able to the September term Of said Court 1866
and the same having been levied on Che defend
ants property 10 is ordered by the Clerk that the
defendant appear before said Court. at the Court
house In Livingston. on the 4th Monday Of sep
TENDER. 1866 % defend said attachment suit or Il
will be proceeded with parfs. IL Is further or
derCd that this notice be published Ia the Nash
willie Weekly UNfON AND American.
D. II. p, HARRIS. Clerk.
July s. 1866. jyl5-w4t
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YOr'S Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICER
NASuyuLE. August "a, 1866.

IL VIEW or TlTE EXISTENCE OF ClI0L-
L ktSA lu other cities. snd It's probable approach
% TINS, % has been deemed CNpclicnt aud necos-
saf3 to adopt additional measures hy which our
city may he more thoroughly purified and placed
IA the best possible condition that We may stay
iis rayaEcs should yyc he Titittl hy a.
10 thls end, Therefore. the city i divided into
THREE SCANENGER DISTRICTS. under con
troll 90 the following officers Of that department
whose duty % shall be 60 make uFoDrr diSfribu-
tious of Lame IN all the public streets ALLEYS or
lanes la thcir respective districts. hereinafter
described. on TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
rpmaFinE ~ accumulated hlth OF uuisaness on
Mondays Wednesdays snd Fridays of each week
FlEsT pIsTRiCT.-P. W. BEux, lst. "a, "a. and
9th Wards.
SrcgNp DIsrucr.-R. N. HAWKINS 9Th. tn
and sth Marls
.THIRn DisrRIcr.-JNo. WHELAN. 9th. 10Th and
"a Wards.
j cannot urge too earnestly upon an citizens
the absolute necessity Of repairing promptly to
this ohcc on to the Board Of iicalth of the accu-
mutation OF existence uf ana matter calculated
% generate disease, in ans Reality coming under
their observation.
GRO. 81 KINNEY.
THos S. HAys. secry.
aula-2W
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KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
FOR SALE
100 bags choice Rio Coffee.
lbs bbls Crushed, Powdered and Grsnu
lated Sugar.
40 bbls Coffee Sugar.
so 3" Mackercl, No. I and p
% No. 3
$50 kits No. ], 2 and g.
200 boxes Star Candles.
125 Soap ,assorted.)
5 Herces fresh Rice.
% bbls Cider Vinegar.
$50 Extra Family Flour Spring
field and Port ROYAL Mills
100 bbls, ! bbls and kegs country Lard.
5 tierces Dried Beef
so bbls y. O. Molasses and SyruPs
so bbls Sorghum Molasses.
10000 bushels Cotton Seed.
Together with an assortment OF