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Naal ioe Mr. Davis.


WAsHMaroN, Msy 3s.-H is stated that the
oounsel for Jxz1zasoN Davis WIN demand an i'm
mediate trial, or II tas Government should ask .
postponemaut, which 1is possible. they viii de-
uaand his release oo bail, which they are prepared
90 give to the amount OF ten million. -n =
How York Money. Cotton, And Proarse
- Markets. ge,nl So, 'l.LS -. D.,
NEW Yoax. Nay ga sharp decline IN stocks
IL reporte |. 6ased upon Inn spprehended call for
special meenlg Of the directors tomorrow.
etook was at cit at too Second Board-sngurs OF
troubles and over Issues are dsrkly limited. An
increased sotivity has taken place In petroleum
shares and mining stocks, which arc strong to-
day, with o general advance inprioes. 'aai
R-,uR dull; State 81 50 TOYS 80; Ohio, So 40 TO
"a; Southern, s1oso to s1676. Wheat dull.
Mixed Corn declined Il to 2ea one to two cents.
Beef steady. Pork buoyant,; at sSo.5o to sso.75l
Whiskey dull. H.,
o.. CorroN steady. *. ....
GOLD s7ss. ~ .-e
STERLING dull. -a - -
Bankers Sixtv-day Bills, 9l.
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ANNA Cora RrToH1s, in letter from London,
ssya: '.a'The faded beauties who cling to their
vanished charms. have taken great interest In the
sudden Iejuvenation OF Miss BuRDErT Courts,
under the hands Of the wonderful Restorer'
Madame RACHEL. Miss Courts, 1t Is said, had TO
Day f4O0 before she commenced the baths with
which the process Of reiuvenstion begins Alter
going through the regular course OF trestment,
Miss Courts dawned upon the fashionable world
with the layers Of some twenty birthdays rolled
of from her person. Her hair not dyed, but re-
stored, and growing anew; her defective complex
ion clear and soft-the lines which tell such tales
OF tho workings Of the human heart and human
brain smoothed out, and the impress OF time sud-
denly effaoed from her general appearance"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
General aaws.

lSeti-. -J1 oTtSs, General NoWs. ~. .Ai' = g
- NEW Yoax, May q. The statement Of the Banks
aof this city just published chow decrease OF de-
posts amounting 70 eight and q half tsa) mil
Hon.
The interest OF sroTonD, Tmssros Co., in
the Havana Steamships, the Brazil Steamers, and
the Savannah Empire hne, have passed under the
control Of Messrs. GARRIsoa q ALLEN OF this city.
The Derby race was won by Lord Lyons, BROTH
, ec Of S. Adams. .-.uJ-t,
.pset 5s@ -r
Sale OF Prinss ut Providence.
PROVIDENCE, tBsL,) May 24.-There were s45,-
ec0pieoes OF printing cloths sold here during the
week, at an advance Of 3 to Sc. per yard.
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a. THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHoDdSC
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intsnd holding . RAiR. In sidaf
La funds, ,as Hiuernian Han On uwEDNESDAY EVENING
Nay q Tho oliowing eentisnsn, nea.bGa Of hs
congregation, are requested 70 act a. oommittee1
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So = cHaHtBcross 1etE
TWO HUNDRED AaD FIFTY DoEEAss VILE III H1
PAID BY. be undsrsisnedts any psrson wte WIN De-
fysr 10 HIM the oFFIMxL RECORDS or INFER
MENTs OF TER UNION BIsoNsRs AT xToRMoR
8, ~ IL e.s .sll,.. u a. ". TH0MAA
HAY .s5.Ate Brew Iisuk COL: and ohisf Q. Il.
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In the House Of Representatives resolution
was adopted directing She Secretary Of The Treasu-
Ytcreport tha amount Of gold aold since the lss
INST, what rates and sgents employed. ~
Mr. WmLIAMs submitteds 8 preambles and reso-
rntions requesting information from tho Presi-
dent whether any employee OF the Cover nent
msths Southern States hsd offered public honors
: tcdestor Eying Confederases. .,.s 5.
NJ. NIdHoIsos objected. and the resolution MAS
Trap, Srxvxxs introduced . bin declaring the
sStstas lately in rebellion have forfeited their
RIGHTS under the Constitution sad can be reinssa-
led iIthe Same only Through the action Of Con-
Il provides that ths,y;; NAY form valid govern!
,mants, the present ones being continued for nu=
nicipay purposes sunth they shall be duly altered.
,snd thair Executives and Legislatures recognized
ynait corstitntions Ire 70 be formed by cpnven-
lions and slbmttsd TO tho people, . majority Of
whom % necessary, for ratia acstion; al male per-
sons above a years Of age to vote; no cdnstitu-
Hon Is to Be pressntsd for Congressional sanction
whick dsniss civa riShts TO- any persons. cThs
Z BTr ID committed to ihe iOommittee OF the Whole
4ou the State OF the Union. isgd-n "a 20. isaitsS
,TKAp. arvKss of red = resolution, instfacting
ths Committee oa Psnsioaa 10 reference lto:the
doubling the peaziaH of :the soldiers employed In
IL. :is -ssnSu utions directing the
Connit % rspprs sssssats s3sendingt the pro-
sssons Il fhe psSdoa isAs soyost and Depu.
sy Marshsls, snroging ofHcers killed or disabled
DECLINING to modify 10 ss 10 make Il one Of en-
quiry, IL ssadoptsd. aYeas; IS rays i66. -
Mr.lWHaI1x offered . resolution directing the
COMMITTEES on Printing to report . bill limiting
ths hours Of labor of the smph,yses qf the Go
vernrent printing oiiioe to eight ,hours per day,
which Was rejected igs
Mr. LYNCH, from the Committee on Banking and
Currency, reported. adversely In reference to ex-
empting thc currency OF state Banks outstanding
ON the LIST July from the ta1 o. ten per cent. i'm
posed by law; which was laid on the table. s:as-
Washlngton Hews.'ls55'
WAszMaros, May 2&-During the debate ON
Saturday, THAp. SrEvENs referred to al Tecresnt
and .po.:ste Senator, which is understood to
mean Mr. DcoEIrrIs, Of Wisconsin. s;s'' a-'c-e--
aJ. > ,,9 ~ -5st b. .iI'l -----rf :. Sb.s'';i,-
Tho Court Martlsl on tho Merchnnts' Bans
-,si,1rs sDcEalcAtion. ,..,s,4g. ~
WAsHrsorox, My general Court Martial,
OF which Gen. AUasR is President, Is nov Ett1ng
and engaged in the trial OF the oficerswh6plsced
the public fands in the Msrchanta National Bank
Of Washington. :, .heY01
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[5a EDITORS -PLEAaE ANN0UN w.
pHNI.s sHERioT; Esqs d i Candidate for
lof WsFd No. {, ii ailshs vacancy eanssd ~ tht
sit Enston q Z Esa. 1ANy satEHD
Nay 81 siS s...s
sTFoR ALDERaEAH,WA no. Fl
announos Dr. w. 2. wRAaa ssacantad tef A4 i
man ia Ward Hos i IN place os !: =;
signed. Ist lS8 ~ ~
,alyFOR ALDERMAN, WARD nc.
|%a a. BfATH
EBUfLDHH zhls ofsos; Il Is
It's SrxTElTxx aHd, ,xsll cd1iadus
az q yanssa apfsaxl nalaS4
i Msy n IN coijecter st philip pxaG aks 49,.
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Sale OF Prints ut Providence.
y. v.Conxressisnal.f

,Hnsros, May 49, -Noshing done in the Be-
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Washinxton views.

wAszmaros, May &-During the debate ON
Saturday, THAp. STEVENS referred to a. Tecresnt
and apos:sts; Senator, which is -underatood to
+, mean Mr.. DcoE1rr1s, Of Wisconsin. sss'' a-'cee-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-28
RELIGIOUS.

As far as we are informed the pas
tors Of all our city churches are re
naming at their respective posts of
duty, Notwithstanding the disposition
becoming so general of a vacation
during the heated term. We are
pleased to bear testimony to the faith
full and devoted services of the clergy
Of eur city, and the high places they
hold in the estimation of the people.
All the churches will be opened for
services tomorrow.
STREET PREAcHING.-Rev. G. n,
Sims, of Trinity Methodist Church
will continue the services initiated
last Sabbath, and will preach to the
people tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, on Main Street, between
Second and Third. We hope to see
large attendance, and the same re-
spectful and orderly conduct as mark
ed the meeting last Sabbath.
/ TEMPERANCE.-Rev. Mr.. Sims will
also preach in the evening, at Trinity
NJ. E. Church, on the subject of Tenn
perance.
WARRIcK CoUNTY.-A grand Cen
tenary Basket Meeting will be held,
August 4th and 9th, at the Fai1
Ground, near Boonville. Rev. S. T
Gillett, DID,, Rev. Thos. Bowman
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them, had been much improved. The
prospects of Unitarianism in the
United States at present were regarded
as most hopeful and encouraging.
JEwIsH.-The new Jewish Syna-
gogue of this city will be dedicated on
Friday August Sd, with exercises ap-
propriate to the faith and order of
that society; and on Saturday the 4th
the exercises will be continued by an
excursion to the Crescent City Springs
where will be held a banquet and ball.
The church edifice is one of the orna-
ments of our city, and reflects great
credit upon the liberality of the peo-
pie who have erected it.
The Jews of Cincinnati are just
completing magnificent temple for
their worship. The organ placed in
it is one of the largest on the CONT
nent, and superior to any other in the
West. 1t was manufactured in Gin
cinnati.
CATHoLIC.-The Roman Catholic
Churches in ST. Louis and Cincinnati
are entering with their accustomed
zeal into the religious education of
the negroes. They are organizing
under the special patronage of the
Bishops, colored Churches, and are
manifesting a lively interest in the
moral and religious condition of this
people.
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Give the CEDRON BITTERS one trial.
and you will never use any others.
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And a good supply of
Paper, Cards, Sc.

Having expended a large amount Of
money in ref1tting the Book and Job De-
partments of this Office, the proprietors
feel satisfied that they are now able to
compete, successfully, with any like estab-
lishment in this section of the country,
and are prepared to offer such induce
ments to the public as they have not hith-
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print, in the best
style,
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Sold by druggists and ,groeers generally.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
FIFTH STREET,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
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citation, recently held in Boston, the
Rev. Chas, Lowe, Secretary of the
Association, gave the following items
in respect to its operations during the
past year.
The Association had given $1O3,-
600 to Antioch College, $4,000 to
the Christian Register, $50, 900 to the
Boston Fraternity of Churches,
$4,000 to the Sunday School Society,
5000 to the Freedmen's Aid Socie-.
ty, and $4,000 to the Childrens' Mis-
sions. Twenty-three public societies
in New England had been aided, and
six others in building or rebuilding
churches, and twenty supplied with
preaching. In the West fourteen So
cieties had been assisted, and fourteen
in the Middle States.
At Portland, Oregon, upon a recent
visit of Rev. Mr.. Stebbins, of San
Francisco, the Baptist and Methodist
Churches had been opened to his
preaching and a new society formed,
which, under the leadership of Rev.
Mr.. Fay, its pastor elect, gave prom
Use of great prosperity. Several young
men had been assisted in preparing
for the ministry. The two papers of
the denomination, the Inquirer and
Rigister, through the aid rendered
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COMPOUND
Cedron Bitters {!
THE LATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY OF THE 18TH
CENTURY.

~ timateIy connected with the history
of Materia Medica in the United States, or
more favorably known as a pioneer Of
medical discovery, than that of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-15

The Richmond Examiner, learning
that Hon. Thad- Stevens is sick, very
emphatically expresses the hope that
he will die, and the sooner the better.
Now if Northern paper should speak
so Of any of the leading men of Vir-
ginia, how the Examiner would foam
with its usual diatribes.
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Mr.. Henry Cleveland, formerly edit
or of the Augusta (Ga.) Constitution
alist, is preparing volume comprising
the Life, Letters, and Speeches Of the
Hon. Alexander q. Stephens
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OOLGATL's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrate TOilss soap, ia such uuiverual
denaa1d, Is made from the choIcsst materials. Is
miid a1d cmoIisnt IN its nature, fraErsnuy
scsntsd, aai extremely sasaclaI in is acton
upon TIE skin. Fcs ale ty all Druggists and
Fancy Goods B,alc-- list3-ly
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Crescent City Springs.


SITUATED ONE NILE PROM THE CITY OF
~ EVANSVILLE, and one aua4ter Srora -,
aTea
SALINE CHALYBEATF
CONSTITUENTS IN Ice GRAINS oB w.rER
Muriate Of SOda...-.-......... sG-,i,.
Biearponaie OF lron..........--. d a. ).
biearnonaie Of Maglesla-.--..---.-.........OsR 81
Light Csrburettsd hydrogen rises frs-eiv q,s -
eaPes continually from the Wsfer.
As CuAEYBEAIE Tonic and saiiene Aparisrf
they are unsurpassed - any II the world
The prOprietors have fitted up thess b,sutuI
Springs in lhs very beet manner for the com6rt
and accommodation Of v sItors and BokRnras al a
costof Twenty thousand Dollars. The rooms are
large sud sell ventilated, with spacious HAS.
The Dining Room is firnizhed IN the latest mod
ern styes ana Wi he supplied WITH everything 10
prompt me sppente' OF satisfy the wants
The BATH ROOMS are large and finely furnished
Win IuO and shower, OF the attest Pnadelphia
style The Fountain Of Mineral Ws.er dows con
stantly IN 2 beautiful circle, enclosed hy A lsney
brscke D. front Of the msia bnilding.
THE DANCING BALL and RECEF FTION ROOMS
attached, axe unsurpassed by any
spiendid Band Of Music engaged for the sea
The BOWLING SALOONS and BILLIARD Ia
BLE3 are Of the best, and IN large ssrV buildigr-
Ihe LADIES' CONFECTIONERY aud & GENTI.E-
MEMS ALOONS vii be supplied WITH an the DEL
caeies oi me season, With the haest Of Vines. Il
quOrs and Clg.r rs.
sE ngs and Oiher species Of amusement IN abJlnd-
afeel ior ihe wants OF fsmlles, Old and Young
Ihe groun1 embraces 10 scres, covered van forty
different varieties OF Forest Trees, ulakiaga arsnd
BOEer OF Forest Foliage
Fishing can be bad within I've minutes walk from
the springs. Within one hours ride, by rail. YOU
have The best bsss-hshng In the world Inc
springs are IN imnediale come ton with the ONO
hlyer, and kai to any part cf he uu ted states,
an within hVe minutes drye Of the CITY Of Nv
ansyHe, containing a population Of Thirty Thou
sand inhab ants.
TIE oPklNGo are now open for Visitors AMI
Bos-ders, and VIII DOT close until the first of No
yember- famillesi and others, wishing 4 Rural
Home for the Seasoa cannot fin one to srr,.- a.,
CRESCENr.
DARM0N CO., Propretors.
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In DYSPEPSIA,

Ard ia attendant train of nptoms, II scts moro
IiREh CHARM than Iiicine nere ~ NOM
ng In the whole range tatsilA me.llch ties % Slii
f1r moment bear a comtsoh WIN II 10 'tis uis
C,u o.,oBrt Of thisonderfll plant may be
found iu the1lth edition the y. D Di7Pehs''olg y
pages 1857 md 1883.
A series q expermenln Nmch 1T. buli @ M
heen for years engaged, ,ts Just seen nIO'hn' 70 :
suesassiul termination, a ne u hoH Shap,Su ~
0ter 10 the public a cornst on o. ObDN9N WI ~,
other approved tonies, whoie preserved ~ @ tne
best quality Of copper ullei bourOun Nh'shy
,.fl3cli he = copdoent hSo equal m ths world.
Ne might furnish y.me OF ceruhnatesi but lhe
publc have long noeArned 10 es'im6te sueh
things by their true va. IDe safest Plan ~ lof
every one 70 test for bseH the virtues ol new
medicine ~
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The Original end Best 10 the World. The opIv
true and p-Ilact Eoir Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Instantaneous Produces Immediately a splsndi1
hiask or na.uIm brown without inlurng the tair
or skn. httu-die Tie DO effects a. had dye- S.lI
ty all lrug qsts. The geluins is signed william
A. Eat-hs.4r, Aio,
Regeucnuug Extract n Mhefegrs, rr Restoring
ani Identifying the Har
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sopI5-ly hss Yore.
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'NStt OfVpVhoA
Z. T. Smih d Co.'S Nc,o Perfume fror.
NCric0.
The Paris Exposition will astonish and
delight the world when its halls are per
fumed with the Sweet OPoponax, for Ma
tu'e could not produce a richer gem or
more choice perfume. Z. Il. Smith, Of
New York. FL Cores States. A swsetsr
perfume has never been made. juueI5 S.
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs,

-
fN'hlo wei known end popular resort having been
a lately purchased and thoroughly reittsd aud
relurbished N & e best style by The undersigned,
vii be open ior tie reception Of visitors
On the goth of May, 1866.
The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
properties OF the waters are a sure guarantee
against All MalauCus or Contagious Diseasfs
OmnlDDses viii run from al day trains on the o ,
2. and =. X. r. Passengers leaving Cincinnau hy
the O'Clock, m tram viii arrive at the Springs at
lZoclock m and BY leaving on the O'Clock M
tram viii arrive attbe Spring 50 so pm All let
ters. haggsge, packages, &C, belonging 10 euesta
conveyed 70 aad ffOm the springs ee Of charge
foe Cotiion Band wall be IN attendance through
out :he season
The usual TIP tickets st reduced ratf of fare viii
Be issued By tbs yarous railroads leading from ~
olnnatl.
The Once VIII be under the supervision of Maior
.. +. FlFihLD, lately of the Adams Exprese, and
iomer y OF the c., A. and st. Louis r. ard of
U.F.1OPPlfG. f0rmeflT of the Galt Hcuse, Lou q
vile, snd lately Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati
quests TisitiDg the Sprugs can Rave every assu
rance thst the fafe ard accommodation viii De-
eilsl u not Superior, 70 any watering place in TIE
Bnited States.
Fare Si per day ior transient guests sld pro ra.a
rates for families, children, and seFvaats.
maJle-sm JOHN II. FERRY, Prop'r.
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Go 10 Bryant, strattoa & Co = Nashville Brs ness
College Tor IE.rogl n education m Ho1k-k keertrr.
feumaEs sl'p Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
ia-lousi Partner % D, -s ttiemeu--, Sc.
send ilr C-ll. ge , aper, Circular, a..
Adare-s BkfANT, sTEATION q CO.
Oel3-Iy.
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cAKnIAeE sEANUFACrURERs.

- lINGLkTON, 4. H.-Bookseler, Publisher
- auoner, snd Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men.


SrosT Porr. White CO., ARR, Nay q 1859.
Dr. d0Hs kULL-Dsar Sir. Lat Fearuary vas
in Louisville purcha ing drugs, and got ssr-s IL
your o-rraper Ia and Cedron Btters
hiy sou-lu lazy, who vas Elm me iu fha store
had feen down HIth rheumatism for : me ia /.
conInfnced ON tie Btters, and soon fund his sao-
eral health improved
NJ ei-t, wna has been IN bsd health. tnod them,
and Re also improved.
1t. Coffee. who hsd been in bad haslfh f5rsever.l
Jears a.Dgiec1 Gittifs sfieeted-he improved vary
mueh ~ she use 81 yoGr Bitters inised tie Cs-
orQn 'terB has q zen you gres. popu aritF La th s
re-Leinedi- think could sell great 1uantitp Of
Jour tnedicants tnis fail--sspeeislly Of sour Cs-
nrou bilera a-o harsaparilia 3 h D me ~ Mem
phis, care Eokett 3 Noely. Respeetf1.iy.
Z. b. WALKER.
Extract OF Letter from Providence,
Alabama.
PaovInEScE. ALA. Nay DO. Iseg.
d.. ions Bun. / send you 50 for Cesron
biteffi please Fe7d * hal It al come % ater pay
lng Freight o. Columbus, hiss. I have been trrlt-
tied ior several Yeas th md gestou. have keI ID
lake pals every night for tsu or fifteen wears. 81
in fepfusry, lse4 Was sttscked sab general pa-
reIysis- vas confined % ny room i1r lhe hala1ca
Of year and 10 fact confiuued IN q v.r, -
and nervous eondit on until some two months sinr@
@nen 1 was uader an 0peraI0n, and your Cadro-
b tisrs FOR trea'nneut 4 cofnrnruced irrf,rs-r -
rght aBay, ana am pretty well restored.
A. L. NEAL.
Who aiso sell
BULLS sARsAPARILLA.
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
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Without Rival.

trg ,,sily 5os.rvss the rarAtion it has 80 long
eu Dyed Ia Ceatrai America 4 the West lnules-
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WALL PAPEl{. ete

l.. & K. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 A.. business Agents, over fcrks BOOK store, 3s5A
Union Str, q, Nashville, Tenn. su26-6m"
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BREWERY.

:, PRING WATER REWERT.-MANKEL a
- FRANK, Successors to NJ. ). UruckeI, Brewers
Of Ale AMI Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
VILE, Tenn. ldecS-ly
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TRY 5A1OLANDER'5
TAXI no OTHER.

sold BY All ApOthecares. Prce 81.
EW IN q PENDLETUE and DEMOVILLE a Co.
Agents f3r Nashville and vicinity.
BURLElGH ROGERS, WroIesae Druryl-ts
Boston, Mass, General Agents. leDl3-Iy Fsm
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of insurance Companies.

(NsREY & SMITH, Nos. Sc and 80 Union street.
Y (up stairs) represent the following Companies !:
Ftna or Hartford, security, Manhattan, Metropoli-
IN Pbeniz and Knckerb6eker Life OF New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
% do 40 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed and Powdered SuEsr
20 do Grsnulated Sugar,
100 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars
300 do @. extra assorted Brands,
2O0 do sclloN Sugar,
400 Bags Rio Coffee,
70 Mas JaVs COdee,
% do Lagulra Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Ailspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Mackeral
80 = bbls do
800 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
90 do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rasins
90 Cases SardiDes,.
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 DOz. Buckets,
80 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in whole.
sale Grocery Houses.
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kd YERS B HUNT-Mauu1acturer Of all the
WI Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and
bugges, Express Wagons and Carfyals, " North
MarAet street.
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NEWS DEALEus, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ItUNE & TUN~ELLr-Wholesal and Retail
L } BOOkse lers. StalOnera, ana News Agents,
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

ID ). TUIHILL, Deputy United states Marshal,
H. collects Note, Accounts, &c, in Middle Ten
no zee. Office at State Capitol, next door TO red
4 raj Court Room. T.. -. Lock Box 81. Ses sdVer-
IT, eTnent IN another col ann. ldecs 6m
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sweet OpoponaxI sweet Opoponn,l

DARMON B CO., Proprietors.
lelO I'm
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COAL AND WOOD.

might BROTHERS.-Deaiers IN Cumberland
N and tIttsburg Cal Wood sawed snd split 10
stove lengths. Umce 40 Church street.. laid CD
s.ollng MAlaiI. souih Of Broad. All orders filled
promptly.
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HOOK AND JVB PRINTING.

DECEEIT, BROWNE, BANKS q CU.,-Book
ID anu job PuDteTs, snd publishers Of the Dal
y and weekly Union, Printers Alley. between
Union and DeadsTcx streets.
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SItUAIED one NILE PROM THE CITY OF
, EVANSVILLE, aud one allafter Sora -
mo riyel' on Pgsr q Greek, Inaitaa. The waters
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CLAIM AGENTN. &c.

a UMs KIN5, ID. q LO-U. 8. G aim Agents,
i orhcers' Pay Accounts and Quatermasters'
Vouchers bought sc the best rates, or collected.
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.