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Purchase Of kumschatka by Ameri-
cans.


cans.
St Petersburg correspondence Of
March 18th has the following relative
to a grand commercial scheme on the
part of capitalists of the United States;
II is asserted, ! know not on what
authority, that a gentleman from
America, great capitalist or the agent
Of a great American company, has ar
rived here with a proposal to purchase
Ksmschatka from our Government,
with the intention Of converting it into
the seat OF 6 powerful commercial as
sociatioD, after the fashion Of the Hud
son Bay Company If this intelligence
is correct, your coUntrymeu would be
making much better speculation than
YOU perhaps imagine Kamschatka
has got a bad name, but IL is IN reality
a splendid region, over two hundred
thousand square verts IN extent, pos
sessed Of capacious harbors; rivers
Astounding in fish; mountains IN which
iron, copper, marble, granite, Ignite
and native sulphur are found IN mex
haustible quantities; and with soil
which, in the northern parts, is emf
nentlv adapted 10 agriculture, and
would raise magnificent crops Of cere-
ais; while the interior contains rich
pastures. in which the breeding OF
cattle might be carried on to good
advantage. The innate Is not very
genial, but yet much more temper
ate than in Eastern Siberia. The
sea, which encompasses the peninsula
on three sides, mOderatea the cold OF
the Arctic Circle, aud the thermometer
seldom falls to twenty degrees Of Re
aumur. whereas In Yakuusk and Och
DISK il often descends below forty. In
the hands Of industrious and enter
prising owners ksmschatka may easily
become one Of the greatest corn grow
ing countries in the world, and would
afford a comfor table home to millions
of people, instead of the few Thousands
who now find scanty subsistence
amidst the unexplored treasures that
surround them. From Petropaulowski,
a thriving trade might be carried on IN
furs. grain, minerals, etc, to China, the
South Sea Islands and the west coast OF
America. la fact, IL Is in every respect
superior to the AmOOr, which IS shut
no by ice for six months IN the year;
while in PetropauloWskI the navigation
is scarcely ever interrupted, and, with
the excsption Of San Francisco, there
is not a finer port 10 the whole Pacific
Persons acquainted with kamschatka
are unanimous in extolling Its capaoiil.
tieE, and are persuaded that an Ameri
can company that should purchase or
farm IL from the Russian government
would discover a mine of gold in this
too long neglected appendage OF our
Empire.
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LnEt
The Rebellion seems to have secured
TO the English courts of law and equity
rather an unusual party-one which
never sued or was sued in those tribu-
nails before, and it is hoped will never
ba acsin The United States of
America is plaintiff and defendant in
several cases arising out OF claims
caused by the attempt to establish the
ss-called Confederacy. In the latest
which are under notice, the proceed
ings were upon account Of two OF those
priyateers which the kind English pro
yided for our suffering brethren OF the
South. One of these suits was in Adj
mirality, aud brought by the United
States against the vessel once known
As the Sumter. The other was against
the Rappahannock. The Sumter, after
doing some damage, put OFT It's Confed-
crate character as easily as It had been
nut on, and was represented to be sold
10 an Englishman, who, sympathizlng
with the previous use OF the yesse',
employed her in running the blockade.
The snip wa5 in that service at the end
Of the war, and then put into the port
of Iiveryool and was immediately
seized on behalf of the United States
upon the assertion Of the principle that
the character of belligerent vessel-oi-
war cannot be changed by sale IN q
neutral port-the same doctrine IN fact
which wss urged AS authority for the
seizure of the pirate Georgia No at
tempt was made TO dispute the right Of
the United States to the vessel, and a
decree was entered that she be
given up 10 the United States
Government In the case OF
the Rappahannock there is a de
Tense, and & counter suit has been com
menoed 10 compel the American GOV
eminent u pay for certain rope fur
nished 10 that vessel An interesting
point will therefore come up upon the
knAl hearing, and that Is whether
the United States, having been out
ragged by The fitting out o! tins vessel
in neutral England, can be made 10
pay the cost OF a proceeding which was
intended for their injury.
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Scout, BivOuae, and Siege start ng SurPrI-s-.
Wonderful Escapes, Famous Words and Deeds Of
Woman, and the whole Panorama OF The War ars
here thrIHingy and stsrtlngy portrayed no a mos
terry manner, 40 once historical and roman.ct REM
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Disabled officers and soldiers, teachers, euer1a.e
Young men. and an in want Of profitable employ
ment will fnd this the best chance 90 make money
ever yet offered. eend for circulars and see orr
terms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
las West Fourth Street, Cincinnati ohI
maY2- 3m dsWf
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CITY DIRECTORY.


CSAREY a SMITH, Nos. Sc and 80 Union street,
I fup stairsl represent the following Companies
Tn Pbcan and Kniclrer6ocker life Of New York.
and Accident Of Columbus, ohio.
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NOTICE --Hsvng suggested o the Clerk o.. the
y Comfy Court or Smith county. tns insolvency
Cd .I- a-i,le OF " HoUss, DE sa-sd. / hereUJ
nluy al person having -lam- against the sad e--
"a e. Gle them with She Clerk 81 said Court on or
before the net al tcio1er ueEt Tor prO rats Oi a
,-lste, properly anthem Hra..d, or thsy VII be for
ever barred. Nud Cd l,er- ludeuJ q 90 ~ . es-
te wal co ne NV sd AMI make payment imme-
uIaisly. THIS, Alrl D., 1865
b J. g SMITH, Admir-
Eprl0-w4ls o. u W House, ue- q.
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Presare Settlements for OmCsrs with Prompt
uesE.
RErrRs BY PERMISSION 10

REFERs BY PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rchatd Ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court U. 5.
Hon. Vim. 6. BrownloR, Governor OF Tennessee.
Bug. Gen. Jas. P. Brownow, adj. Ger. State OF Ten
nessee.
Hon. N. N. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathsniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
p. W. Maxey, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris stratton, Nashville
MessFs. Evans Co., Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
itlpale n
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ksIIEWERN.

.,PRING WATER BREWkRY.-MAEKEL a
- FRANK, SUCCESSORS TO M J. DTuckef Brewers
OF ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, May z, 1865.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:

The Cincinnati Commercial says:
There is less activity in the Dry Goods,
Shoe and Hat markets and business was To-
day reported decidedly dull.
There is not much doing in groceries ex-
cent ia a small jObbing way, and even trade
Of this sort is limited. Hard Sugars are sell
ing at IGLaI65lc, the latter figure for small
lots. Raw Sugars range at lZc 70 IA sc. RIO
Coffee at y re 10 DC.
Butter mas become more plenty. Choice
viii MT bring more than 42c. Sweet White
is rated at 5Jc.
cheese is dull at 15a16c for new old is
scarcely 10 be had.
Dried Apples are scarce and firm, at lJc
for choice quality.
Dried Peaches are steady at l5a20c.
Flour has a Grmer market, w.th a iait
demand, that Is partly speculative. Super
fine "a quoted at 50 5Oa9 as trading figures,
while come brands are held at 2Ja5Uc aDoy e
the latter figure. Extra at 50 % 10 $40 p,
and family at $40 90 g. 81 30, according 10
brand. Holders are reserved IN their offer
ing-, and the stock Of good grades are re-
garded as very light.
Wheat Of the better grades is scarce.
Choice Spring soiI at = The quotations on
other sorts remain as last given.
Corn is selling at JSc ia bulk; G9a5Oc
Sucked, tiIOlEu TIC 1ltNl ~ - a. 10 ~ ft'-
the figure, asked for bulk nos acct pied
readily.
oats re dull, and concessions are ncces-
AIRY 20 effect sales. They would not tie
taken in lots at better Than Ila4Jc Tor Nos.
aud l.
rive Of the better grad. is in fair rcquos'.
The old auotauous-SOaoJ Tor Nos. and
Are continued. Ctoice would bring See,
but it is very scarce.
Barley is selling in a small way at 81 I5a
I 20 for prime 70 choice Fall; 81 2Odl p
for Canada Spring
Whisky is exec ediugly dun, with 3 20 as
the quotation for free, ZOc Tor bonded.
Cotton is quo.ed ri Doe as a trading figure
for m ddlidg, but the off rings are light, and
holders generally couidcnto OF better figures.
A more buoyant spirit controls The Pro
vision market and quotations are ali higher,
putting sellers in a p sItion OF greater re-
serve. Mess / ork sold, TO liberal extent,
AT s2g, $50 Is and $50. Most Ct the sales
reported were at the first named figure, but
no ders are nov asking the la one, with
an iudispositiou to sell al anything less, aud
DO, treeI, even al that. One sale at $50 was
at buyers option IN thirty days.
Bulk Nests sold 10 q liberal extent at IA
al4c 10 Sc, for Shoulders and Sides. Twenty
five hog neads Shoulders sold at ll54e
packed, and five hogsheads at he. The
la ter IS The figure asked now. Bulk Hams
sold a. I6JSc and az l1c. They are very
firm now at tue latter figure.
Bacon Shoulders are rated at he, Sides
atl5s<aI6c Clear Sides sold at l5c, and
are firm at that.
sugar-cured Hams sell at I1zs22Ic, and
some brands are rated at BE. Pam can
vassed were sold at l953c.
Lard was taken freeIy, country at 2O'4c
city at 20]5a2lc, mainly AZ the after hgure
We give the statement OF lne public deb
of the United States oE TIE lst Oh MAJ
1866, from the published slip Of the Treas
~ Department:
,vyr peaprNg Cofs TSTFpFET.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, ETC.. can be cured by enc who
bas really cured himself aud hundreds Of others,
and will tell you nothing but The truth. Address,
With stamp, IfOx 81,
degtf -daelVl Bosion, Mas1i
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BATES OF ABYERTIslSs.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
70 ABYERTlsgRg IN nKTAIL,

Aeverusements in the Special Column, brit time,
ron 1 10 lines, S. UO-escn additional line, -
Ssots. subsecuent iusertiouH 10 cents per line. IL
Iocsl Commn FIRST time, from 10 lines, q u
each additional Ike, ~ cents suuseqGent lnser-
tonr 10 cents per Hne
An advertisements occupying special ppsil.
al al douhle column advertisements, vii he
CHARGED 81 Per cent. advance 90 regular raies.
MARRIAGE And FUNERAL NOTICES
vii Be chA-ged a he regular advertising rates,
and must iaysuatly he PAID advance, CT 20 IN
ssrUOn maze
ANNOUNCEMENTS Or CANDIDATES ~
FOR biats DusgcIE -
For County Ofncer3-..--- '-..-''s.''r'''' -
For Oily OuceFb..
We, the undersigned, Lave tnls day aeoPAeo me
sbose rites Tor o1FeriisiEgl 70 which We Neo ouI-
selves strictly n adhere ,r., r,,.,,,,,,,--, ~,
John WALLACE. for the LasPoIlE
PARRY, WINHAM a GO. FOR FFsss.
BALL JONES a CO., for Gazette.
Etssv7ILE, . Esk.. Sept. ~. 1868.
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For SAC.

ONE Of tho best Residences iu the county
- W ~ 49, -l-l y ~ Wy -. f. a-
rste neignoorhOod The boil ing, a large mo-1
tEo-stOfy BRICK, with ten rooms, kitchen &c.
brick smoke house and servant houses. g1Dl L
Tern, large yard, well enclosed, With ~ arr
land, part Of which IS FIRST rate garden Ia11.
VITO choice iru-l trees A part d used t7r r.
yard, VITA plenty Of water and al convene
f0r getting wood. The 81. and O. Railroad pa
BY the corner Of the place, from which WOOD p .
ceiVed for Burning brick. The property D. o--
the corporation, and b therefore exempt rom g.
porabon taxes A good spuuE Is Immells-aJ
joining the property. Ie-ms easy.
Enquirs o. NELSON a MUkfEEEs
uoFi-a ~ W MATT brown on
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

nERRY & DUMONT, Bell and Brass Founders,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of brass work,
dealers IA gss, steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
ting ana pump gum hose, packing. -peiter, 6o.der
AID bsUb.t, No. "A BlOad street, near the nVer-
mATli
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Established in 1862.
AND now ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensY and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
genee from all quarters.
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NATURE
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water.
NATURES

AIO natural or artif ial compound hes yet been
~ discovered or man fact red that equals these
waters ss preventative, relief and peTma lent cure,
for many Temporary ard chrCn Diseases, as prov
ed by the experience Of many tho' sands Who have
drsnk then for wears with me most beneficial el-
faatg
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gaaahrille @anlou.
rrgNs nr snHangIPTluN /:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BT
Beckett, Browne, Hanks s. Co.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL, MoRWEN GROEsBECk, BttoT-
news 81 Law and Claim Agents. prsetAe "a al
the C6urts Collections promptly aitsnus1 70
Collected Once a. North Cherry street, Up stars
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hook AND JoH PRINTING.

DECKEIT, BROWNE, HANKS C,.,-Book
| ) ana JOB Printers, and pu fishers Of the Dai
, and " eekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union aad Dradencs streets.
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AYERS s. Northumberland Of all the
M Latest styles Of ElTst Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carfyalis, Y North
MarAeJ street.
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B4KKEIES AND BROKERS'.

OTIS. Z. A.-AttOrney aud Coun7 ellor al La"
Once 4Z1S Cherry -: o. Box t4S-
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aOOMsELLERs AND sTATIONEHi
CARnI4GE IIANUFACTUKERs.

S,INGLETON, K. Il --BOokseller, Publisher
- S,auOneT, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
BUILDING.
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CONGREsS WATER

"a cathartic, alternative snd tonic, and is valua-
bic remedy for affections NJ The Liver and Kidneys,
Uyspeps a, Govt Chronic Crnsups ion and Cutane.
Gus diseas es Is uuost powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent IN
warm climates.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEl
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEI
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEy
ONLY 50 80 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY So so FOR THREE MON tbs
ONLY So 20 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY So 60 FOR THREE MONTHS
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The United states in the Courts of
England.

Amount olDsbt, cash in roas $500 - IS
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nHARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner UNION anu
Nl College streets, buys and sells Gold, U9cur'
rem Money, Government Securities and Vouchers
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys ami sells on commission.
q gCOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % Cherry street, de'ls IN Exchange, Govern
nent Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUBsDEs, Cashier.
TRNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchanges Government Securities
and CON. Collections promptly a4.ended 70.
cold Stocks and Bonds If on Commission.
" W BERRY, PRECEDENT EDGAR JONES, Cashier
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DEhE DhAhAhN Noie tAlt-AfNAs
Five per Ct Bonds lgS, 2il,I0J ~
six per &C Bonds OF
1857 and l66s..-...-.. l6,3Ib,Jsl 50
SIX pref Bonds lssL. 2s3l44, 80 90
GA ----I, ls6. 02g. Sal 90
grBr nrARINa CURRENCY INEERT6I.
sNpfrct BOnds.....-...S 4 GA 90 30
IN, raporafy .oan.........l Isl ,4y7 ,sl3 %
Certificates e lncebt-
tduess- -....--.-----.a----- -5''-''fapo ~
One and t~O year per
Ct. NCteg...-..-.....-.-. oiN"oif w
Three. ear Iompuuad
Intcreft Notes --.--....lbl ,olE l4l 70
ThIce-yeaT 3-JJ Notes, slu,5iZ zoo go -. 49,. -.
rs ,Sl3, Ef 81
Matured debt not presence for ymcnI si','-S "a
DEBT REARING no uTERKsT.
United States Notes. OLGA JlS 90
Fractional Currency e,l9@.olt %
Gold Certificates q De
-- 452 a92, 755 "A
Total n.ht ..................s2 s-l,s7t ,ssl Go
Amosnt m Treasury,
COIN ....... ............... 5G,616,4Oi "
Amt uut n Treasury,
l37, ,o7S 50
Amount otDebt, less cash in Treas S26-9 CSos4z IS
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sDIRsT NATIONAL BANK-GoVernment DePosi-
torv-No. 50 College street, between Union
and the PuDic Square Dealers IN Uneurreni
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government SecuTl,
ues OF all kinds. Stocks and Bonds Dougnl Ano
sold an Commission Collections promptly at
tended to. 80,
a. 6. SAEFoRD, Pres't JAS. G. OGDEN .Cash'r.
K 6. JAMIsOs, Assistant Cashier.
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COAL AND WOOD.

TNGHT BKOTHERS.-Dealers in Cumberland
N and tittsburg G al Wood sawed and split II
EtoVe lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard or
Rolling Mil Oil, south Of Broad ALI orders filled
promptly.
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ri ERRI1T 4 HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
M Window Shades, WnJOW Glass and Photo
grsphio Material, AZ Chmch street, Mayfeld
Build ng, opposite MHXWel' House
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butuiAB-
CARhIAGE MANUFACTURERS
zaYER5 s. HUNT-Manufacturers of all the
III Latest styles Of FlTst Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carryalis, Y NOrtn
MarAet street.
CLAIM AGENTS, sc.
IOHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and sohciior
u Of CLAIMS, fIO-ecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
against he Gov rumsnt for cilzeLs and soldier r..
Once 30 Gear treet, Ma hve, lem tuoY'-6"
,EcoM KINs, H. Il IO.-U. 5. CeIa. Agents,
1 Officers Pay Accounts and QUA ternlt-ters
Vouchers bou. ht at the best rates, OF collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs
COAL AND TyO0D.
HNIGHT BKOTHERS.-Dealers in Cumberland
IN and tittsbuTg Gal Wood sawed and split 10
rtove lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling MAI oil, south Of Broad All orders filed
promptly.
COLLECTING AGENTS.
II S TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal.
IL. collects Note Accounts, &C, in Middle Ten
nc see Office at Safe Capitol, next door to Fed
'rs Court Room. P -. Lock Box ~. See adVer-
tisement n smother column. ldecS bm
NEW DEALEss6 s, &c.
NoNE & TUNaELL-Wholesale and Retail
~ BOOkse lsr7. Stauouers, an1 News Agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
L l. Or W. BROWN, Real Estate end Genf raj
% gu mess agent, over YOrk's BOOK Store, $50
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn suL6-6mS
WALL PAPER, etc.
Al ERRIIT & HILL-Deaers IN Wall Paper
iYA Window Shades, WinJoW Glass and Photo
graphite Material, AZ Chmch street, Mayhed
Build ng, opposite MaxWel House
CLEVELAND, TENNlt S. 2.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
Iy S. UElANY, Attorney at Law and War Cha NJ
II. Agent cleveland, enn. nOY5B-ly
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

ID S TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
II. collects Note Accounts, &c, in Middle Ten
10 see Office sc Safe Capitol, next door to Fed
raj Court Room. - Lock Box II. See adver-
IL ement IN snOther column. ldec9 6m
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United States Notes. 6,l64 JlS %
kra,tonsl Currency =, l9s.uii "a
cold Certificates q De
~ it...-.-....-...-......... 9,U3G. 40 90
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ANEouNOElfEETs IL oaNpInATEs

vii be chArgsd a. Tie regular advertising rates,
and must invauatly he psldi advance, OF 20 IN
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WALL PAPER, etc.

l. 6R W. BROWN, Real Estate end Gems raj
- gu mess agent, over fOrk's BOOK Store, $50
Union Str ct, Nashville, Tenn. suLG-6m<
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CLAIM ACCENTS, sc.

TOHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and solciio
81 Of CLAIMS, rIO-ecutes all classes Of Clam
against he Gov rumsIt for cIbzeLs ana sOdlt r
Once 30 Cer ar treet, Ma hUre, Tenn tUog1-6n
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a ON KINs, II. & IO-U. :. e tIl. Agents
1 officers Pay Accounts and QUA tzrnlazters
Vouchers bou. at at the best rates. OF collected
Office corner cherry and Cedar Streets up stairs
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NEWS Dealers, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nONE & Observation-Disclosures and aReta
~ BOOsse lsrs Stauoners, and News Agents
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-30

From the Rev. D. aierrige, Pastor OF the Pass
yunk Baptist Church. Philada.1
From the many respectable recommendations
gwen to Dr.. Ao0haud's German BItters, was IN
duced to give them trial. After using several
bottles found them to be good remedy for de-
0Ility, and most excellent tonic for the stomach
ID. MERRIGE.
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DE CAUTIOUS when you are told by any
IL one that they have as good Sewing Machines
for sale as any one, etc. The Singer is the
oldest and mos reliable machine and best
now in use, will do all kinds of work from the
finest to the heaviest that any family ever wants
done, and will last lifetime if properly taken
care of / have been agent for other machines
aud have got rid of them. Please give call
and examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
also have machine twist and thread for sale.
Any one wishing to purchase please give me a
call. w. L. NORRIS, Agent,
next door to Babcock's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street.
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