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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
Frsm Bs,hwell OIL R,riens.

ENfft o. or |fN nllufHr interests az
rofa~cn ! iioucht hricf conmunicaiion
might not come eutIrrl, unaccerfalic 90
Year readers. Both-eil +. iu,ir,d rnpiIi,
sculinr .rto not-. .~i.v tas already rstah-
l,hci ,'.c fsct tlat .he aH1ri. q GA i,r
,a'c a. utu a. rroftsbic in sc.imeuf.. anl
shoud the dcveiopnicnt ol ihe coming -
weeks cquai tlc surccssiui drsc iopsa,ni. of
,be past. beihucl viii take ani deserve a
F'acv 'a oii mining history sScsiiri by NJ
Other feid ou ttc coriineut. II q. srarccis
~ months since the rial Au,s-ican element
lent her enersy an caterrrisv % 'he lc-
Neiormeni of ihi. s,id. ani ,ct an in-
ioruasd. through rriiailr soarcrs. tia; tls
"oi >prins-~ a. noihsrii have been knoun
a. far ha,k a. seventy yssr. $50.
II 1875. Governcr Sinrai al rarfs vhi'c
exploring The river o.. Ia Trrn,h~ (rou cali.
slthe Thamc.1 came on party az Iniia-s
Who pcin.cl oai 90 thc tsoscrncr thc COL
>prin-s- ou the backs of thc riscr. Prem
thc-e srrinrs tic Indians collected oil ia
considerable quantities. The u,aal raeito.l
l'ng Co sprcai blanket over ihe sprinr
unfii !; became saturated anl then ~rlnr o
into vessel 'hsi would hoii. They u.cd
o. boih irr b-rr,inr art mriicinii rurroses
Tb- iccafions REFERRED 90 are dcsirra-el on
thc Ga Provincial maps puhi,h-d az thc
lrosinccs ani ar q, ias Fromiasut points
- interest," along fhs RIVER hank. % tie
-Niien farm and on 1T W. "a. Orior.l.
Known a. o. McMiran farm lrr-c nfiv ru--
.hssei ,y Mossr-. rrrhar & Kui-it az
,oar Coar'yD An oii SETTLER hsr- callsI
'' fi,uinE' drove quite a i1-ra'irc iu,inc-s
Tor soa'o frars in Collecting 90 ~hich hc
TIA 'o 'haihan anl 'oii ior from four io
So dollars Trr gallon 4 ioic rav o.
s1nk OBJ ihc o.Fth cf tro icsi aus virrc
aIorr thc Aha or McMllan farm banks
and qr.tr a qaantiiy of 90 or ts collected.
Tirsc 9Th many oih-r cur.cus fsri. ere
w,i Anouu to a. oiI settler, airat Tsth-
sell ard tlrc inlans AZ Morasian touu.
Tie prlnriral obstacle O. s1-rcssfrl opera
ting 40 boih~cu is thc difficulty in reftirr
do~a fhrourh iic loose di-t composing th,
surface drit O. ihc rork. d d, .aiI ihai
ati-r MrMilar cong inai prcrrirtrr of farm
above rurntio-rd1 sfru~t g. ~ rif a
Ar Li.s. A. euffrprl'ir- Ameuc1n ara
Iriciaii-lahic yorker. aCiaaiiy cou.urrcsd
ard fat iaru nrari, to e. rork i-it wcus
Which h' ~rs cr1'l- llr'i to atauion oving
o. e. s-r't d'fHral'y in gctt.uE through
e. o'oiifrs. rras'i. ard ruurir- -ani cou-
pr''ns ihr sur'tor ORR To- r.1ih ~cil.
-'@e'''- o. computed ani 20 "a q success.
j 1'',f 81 -n'' 30 oailcd ihc Old 60. Wen
N'l --'inT iac hr't two wears yielded
ID 80 narrci' of OIL
Ae system hr'i adopted D. NJ Lick
"a i' aii'~ Lraes iron p'f- similar Oh
'''4 'n ''"nsy lsania- Il's system.
.''''''.' 'a' BEEN s7Fcroelc.. ty ~hat is
o ~ me >eo'ra =! stem oi boring.
~ ar. NrN '.ian- fsr
Nct for
49, u-i ~lirh tr
'"'"s io i-e li-
'''Ai sears
80 49,. ven pr ihe
49,. "i-,i
,.,. 'ln
s-.L-.--,, 80 @ ''''-' '.''!
-,.--.. ~ ''' ara r'Fr
F o-'ns % ilcsc
.---,-.., "'" -.l rre'on
'e'i' W Bile tie
"a '.irfier '' ihc
2! ~. Lirk. yet 't
'l ii' o'en '1ai~ri io
raf,nr o. past itrrc
n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

o. fhc a.t 20 saiseri.,r, Co co. D. g. ".
4. ElI~ay. ia Ban-.-. -c rosie, ,hs aaue
g Gen. =. T. Hersry. ~Lo saisrliies
sianoo, ard n p. rreuii-. Ia vLo
sets.-itss $1,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

We itara t'-,t 81 Geo ~. Camminss
has rurrh.se.i the Aucr-an Hone. at ROM
iorl Cotrer Mr q vil tate po.s-.sian.
ana commence Li, career a. landlord. dar-
Gle rcxf mrnfh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Scna'or frsscrlcn hss coui,rr,,l . vale
ale favor IN forsardiur q coupictc ~ %
AZ Ceases rrport of i-,s0 thougi % .asors
siisLiiy of srndius ahout las years Aiu,a-
uscs. % have those tables "a years IN the
compilcrs hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

TIE rs- Dry haase of John Hose. ia
S,oaeltn. vas llu-l oa o. ,s,aia- ~
thr -l,h De-. Do coruinrl 1900 slaves.
Ice .-ro ir.ariaer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Mrs. E-n.-c = llst. hls beea appointed
o. a.. az Fgeiars. ia p'a.c of l.oa..a ~.
llsicv xued
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

pnrTrir The hearing 10 ne rro.s A.
uous betrcen iiarper q Grifih. before
5uicr Tsuuev. rcfrrrr. coss-nsncsl 90 Dix
6cit. on Tacsasr Tirse cases Involve "a
riglt Co ooairoi a. -afer poser a. thaf
Piarc
TIE cii.t mil 20 freeman GuEfh va
soid o. John p G-ffh. last --st. fo-
$40. s4t 'r-i to al tle rieLi. sd Eabii-
iies dat may rros oat 90 above suit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Tur AvrEicsN orca~. we invite At
teuiian CD tle aiserii--mcrt oi Mrssr.. :.
II. a. A. ". Solids American Or-aas.
onc 90 ihesc iusfruuirrf. has been rur,i a.
81 Or tlc Uu.sc-.ahsi Ciureh ia tii, 81
lare. sri vas received ca Weinesdar. II
the brirf trial hai in cola hoa.c. th,.c
pr~sent ser hiEhls pleased 18th i.. tone
frcslani Hose. Nor~as. ~ els ,~rney.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
Portrait of Hon. Henry Clay.

The State Legislature, at its session
of 1868, made an appropriation for a
portrait of Henry Clay to be placed in
the Senate Chamber. The Committee
appointed to attend to the matter in.
vited a competition among artists for
the work, which was to be completed
by the LIST of May, 1866. Only one ar,
list, as we have heard, undertook the
painting, VIM. Fry, Esq, of Huntsville,
Ala. This gentleman executed a good
portrait of Mr.. Clay some years since,
and was well acquainted with him, and
in that respect was fully adapted for
the work. Mr.. Fry has finished his
painting and has it now on exhibition
at the Capitol in the Representative
Hall 1t is full length portrait of the
'Great Commoner," life-size, XII, and
is in every respect fine painting. The
likeness of the renowned statesman
and orator is good, both 10 the features
and expression Of the face, and in the
general appearance and attitude. And
the noble figure stands out in bold re-
lief upon the canvass, as If endowed
with life and animation, still charming
and thrilling an audience with his
golden and burning words The pOr-
trait does great credit to the artist,
both in its style and execution, and in
the entire freedom from sffectation in
the posture and draping of the figure
1t will be on exhibition at Representa-
tive Hall for some days and Mr.. Fry
requests our citizens, especially the old
friends of Mr.. Clay, to call and see his
work. We hope our readers will avail
themselves of the oppOrtunity-an
agreeable hour can be spent in exam
lining the portrait-FTaHktort Common.
lCeaLth.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06


REAL EsTArE.-The following real estate
transfers wero made for the week ending
May 5
BW Brown TO James D Daniel, lot in
Edgefeld, 6S5.
NJ Frank to E Hellmen, lot in Chatta-
nooga, 1859.
Josiah Baltimore, to trustees Elm street
NJ f Church, lot in the city, $500.
A T Raymer and wife TO Josiah Baltimore,
lot in Edgefeld, $3.50.
" Goodlett to John A Goodlett, about
900 acres Of land in Cheatham county, 1000.
w Z Goodlelt to John a Goodlett, lot in
city, and interest in los out Of city, $500.
Vim G Cbildress to Archer Cheatham and
others, ,466
w Jordan 10 Rhoda A Duke, 125 acres
Of land in 25th district, 900.
W F Hewlett to Fulton 4 Warner, lot in
Edgefeld, 450.
j F Wsggoner to A T Raymer, lot in
Edgefefd, 2,SjO.
John s. Claybrook to George Robertson,
lot in Memphis, S,OU0.
Ri Singleton 70 Ann Adelia Bedford, lot
in city, 2,74O
ED Payne to T W Conner, lot in city,
500.
Margaret Cameron, col, to George Price,
lot IN city, 1000.
NC Cotton 10 A A Adams, lot in South
Nashville, I,s0G.
Narcissa p Saunders and J + Saunders TO
W F Cooper, lot in city, l6,50e.
W J Thomas to S L Demoyille, lot in city,
IL 900.
j. Gontner TO Charles Leitenberger, lot
in Ten h Ward, coo.
Saline McNairy 4 Co., lots and in
Tenth Ward, 5000.
W D McNish 10 N Sharp, lot in Browns
vile, 500.
J Il Farrar, Grand Scribe Division Of
Sons Of Temperance, Of Tennessee, to W
Eaiherly and n Copeland lotip Robert
son county, $50.
AB Shankland to Jas COwen, about nine
acres in 18th District, 1000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
SeiT Abuse,

This vice, which is never practiesd in
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquenee or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
living skeleton. Nor are these It's fnal
and fatal effects in is pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melanch holy
sight that car meet mortal eyes. To be
cured pernsAsntly Of this Addiction, call on
d.. Coleman, No. g. North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb36-6
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
CITY NE VS..
THE FRANCHISE LAW.
Meeting al the Capitol.
Remarks Of Gov. BrOwnIOw and Sec
rotary Fletcher.
Nomiuations Kept Secret.


Ia accordance with the invitation Of the
Governor, meeting Of radical members Of
the Legislature and others, convened at the
Capitol at 8 o'clock p. m, to discuss the ap-
poutment Of registry officers in the various
counties under the Franchise law.
Gov. Brognlow called the meeting to or
der, when he stated that his object was to
consult with those present as to the proper
men to be appointed as registerers by votes.
He told them that he would hear all their
suggestions, but would not promise to select
the men suggested in all cases. lie said
he Lhopod no man would be nymi-
mated, unless he had the nerve TO carry out
the law. No man must be selected who
could be corrupted or driven. In either
Nashville or Memphis, a corruption fund Of
$50 900 or 500 600 could be raised at any
time, TO defeat the Franchise law. This
must be guarded against.
Secretary Fletcher was then called out.
He said, CAL that a Governor wants, and
all that / want, is that the law shall be
executed in letter and spirit" He then
taii that in Middle aud West Tennessee
difficulty was apprehended but this would
not be the case in East Tennessee. He
hoped no one would be appointed Register
in tho Middle or Western division, who
was a candidate for office himself; in East
Tennessee this was not so important
The Middle and West must be guarded
against rebel brides and rebel power; no
rebel must be allowed to approach the ballot
box, or hold office. lie wanted men Bp-
pointed who could read the law, and who
could understand the law.
The fate Of she State, he contended, was
dependent upon the selection Of registers,
and he said:
We intend to look with close scrutiny,
with regard to every candidate for that po-
sition. If we can't get good men in Middle
and West Tennessee, We ill send them
from East Tennessee. The intention is TO
execute the law, and keep rebels frcm the
ballct-box, and out of office. 1 wish this
distinctly understood.
The work Of nominating men then com
meuced, but the Governor required that TO
be done privately-eaeh candidates name
being written on piece Of paper and hand
cd secretly to bis private Secretary.
At this point we left the room.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
The Cholera In New York.
Affairs In Washington.

NEw York, May 5.-The Commercially
special says the President this morning
stated that be should veto the Colorado bill.
TIE debate on the Revenue Tax bill in the
House will be commenced on Monday, and
will probably last all the week.
The Health Officers report shows that no
deaths have occurred since yesterday.
Danger Of The disesse reaching the city
from the harbor is decreasing. There were
three cases Of sickness admitted to the hos
pltal ship yesterday. two Of which were Of
other diseases and the other Of cholers, a
child Of Mrs Jenkins, who died.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

ARRESTED FOR PAssING CoUNTERFEIT MoN
ET.-Yesterday morning q man named Joe
Mitchell entered he store OF Sam Powers
and made purchase Of s coat, Offering a
so United States treasury note in payment,
Powers looked at the bill, and being sus-
picious, had it tested, and it was pro
nouuced to be a counterfeit. Mitchell inn
mediately left the store, and Powers think
ing that he intended to pass the bill, called
officers Steele and Starkie, who followed
him for some time, when he entered a small
clothing store, north Of the Square, where
he purchased some articles and paid for
them with the bill in question.
Just as be was leaving the store, however,
he was little surprised by being arrested
by The officers with "You are our prisoner,
SIR lie gave bail in the sum Of 81 600 for
has appearance bsfoFe the Recorder on
Monday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
MARKETS.
fBy Telegraph.l

CIScIEEAT, May 8.
Flour 25c hgNer and in demand; superfne
s. 75ss 90; Extra 50 75aIO % Family and Fancy
Sl1 90 to Sl4 p.
Wheat firm but The demand is light; 81 9Os2 fer
No. Spring; s. IOa2 Is for No. new; and 81 30
for No. old.
Oats dull but prices are no lower.
Rye SOas5c.
Whisky unchanged; p duty paid, % bond.
Provisions irmer and active.
Mess Pork sOId at from SO so to $50 90; the lat
ter an extreme rate.
Bu'k Meats y, Is aad tic asked for Shoulders.
Side sud clear Sides.
Lard advanced to 2le. and in large demand.
Bacon finn; Shoulders l3c; Sizes 1910, and
clear Sizes lsc.
sugar-eured Hams 2la22c, "a active demand.
No chsnge in other articles.
Gold l2711
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

HAVING suggested the Insolvency q the estate
Il ii OF Alexander Wootion, deceased, 20 The CieTk
Of the County Court OF smith county, ienness- =
sDd order having been made for pubiesilon "a ne
Nasty lle Unioui Newspaper rubiIshec m the cry
a NASHVILLE, Tennessee, for four consecutive
weeks requiring Al persons having claims sRSlnst
said estate g ne them. properly authenticated,
with tie Clerk q ssld Court, on or before The l5th
day Of October, ls4tt Tor pro rsfa distribution, OF
thsy viii be forever barred IN law and equity.
This Is, Therefore, notice o. the same this April
18th 1855. NARY DOUGLASS,
uayl-t AdministrstrI.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

MICRO sHoT.--Yesterday Mr.. Lee Nolen
and VIM. Daniel, while crossing on the fer
ryboat, at the lower landing, got into a con-
'royersy with negro, relative TO holding q
horse, in which the latter used some in
sultng language. After reaching the shore
the controversy was renewed, when Nolen
drew a revolver and fred five shots at the
negro, one Of which took effect in his side,
INJECTING a severe wound.
Both Nolen and Daniel were arrested and
brought before Esq. Meaobam, and held
over in the sum of 5000 each FOR their ap-
pearsnce on Monday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,
C. A. CAMPBELL

II EG EVANS FerrSted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II Of Caisaya Bark, with PyTOphosphaie Il Iron.
prepared BY HEGEMAN 4 CO., Chemists and
Druggists. new York
I4RoPHOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced By
= Kooq0et Of Paris, ia 1855, and received IaTOra-
Die notice nom the French Academy it is cas-. }
assiInhatsd, and not decomposed IN the ssomseh by
iood or me gastric JUICE; II is prompt, et5clenl
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
lion, and q not stimulating or irritant.
Our + kkhAIED ELIXIR or BARK Is pleas
All Ooruali possessing the valuable proPerties q
Cal sayA BARK and contains eight grams Of tne Py-
ropnosphae o. Iron IN each fluid ounce; and IN All
cases. where a mid and efieaciOus Iron Tome is
desired, VI Be found most Ysinsnle preparation
ssEplee furnished 70 Physicians on applesiion.
PURE VACCINE CRUST. se.ected from healthy
country children, warranted reliahie-
HE6EhaA cos Cordial ElIxir Cslisaya Bark.
Ainm and kIno Lozenges and Chlorate Potash LO-
HEGEMAH CO.,
nATI em Chemists and Druggists. New YORK.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

Persons residing in and about the city of
Sa.hville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
AprilI2G.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

MULE AND VEHICLE SToLEy.-Yesterday
morning about o'clock, a mule and market
wagon belonging TO Mr.. H. C. EdmOndson
was stolen from the market house, during
the momentary absence of the owner. No
traces Of the thief or vehicle has yet been
discovered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

No MORE on OR NO MORE PASSENGERS
The local steamboat inspectors Of this place
have ordered that no more passengers shall
be taken on boats carrying oil. This will
occasion great inconvenience on the upper
Cumberland.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

RAILROAD Messrs. Berry
Salter L Co., are about to publish Grail
way Directory" embracing the chief bust
ness firms in Louisville, Nashville, Atlantis
and intermediate points. It will DO a very
valuable work, and should be in the hands
Of every merchant. 1t will also be an ex-
cellent advertising medium.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
? III u y III y 2
THIRD RACE
Time l-56Z and I-5SX.

Speer's samburg Port Wine is a pure, IN.
adulterated juice Of the Oporto sambure
grape, now being cultivated in this coun-
try by Mr.. Speer. 1t is valuable for family
use, and for its tonic and inVigorating pro-
perties. 1t gives tone to the stomach and
invigorates the system. In fashionable
circles it has become the favorite table-wine.
Druggists are agents for this wine.
may5-Itd<W.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
1866.


HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with verrnin need
be 70 no longer, II they use ''COsTAEs" Extermina-
Tor. We have used q % our sati-lscton, and n
box cost s., We would have u. We have risf poi
sons, but they effected nothing; but "COstars ar
tele knocks he breath on Of Rats, Nice Reaches
Ants, and Beo-BuRs, quicker than We can write it
L = 70 great demand all over the county,. Medina
(OlaO) Gozeffe.
s9-see .CosTAR'sr adTerasenent aho7a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

CRoPs IN SMTA-We were informed,
during a visit to Rome last Wednes-
day, that the wheat crop IN Smith
county would be cut short one-haifi
that the prospect for corn is excellent
and that there will be no end to the
fruit-Le5auon Herald, 5th
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
1861.

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPERs-should "a,
collect that hundreds o. Dol ara Eorth o. Grsin.
Provisions, &c, are annually destroyed By Rae,
Nice, Ants and ot1er Insects and VsFmiu--ai ~
which esn D. prevented By few dollars worth II
'CosTAE's', Rat, Roach. Ant ac., Extsrmiustor.
bought and used freely
na-5ee "CosrAEs7 advertisement above.
e8Sold in Nashville, Tenn. ~ " J. q W
SMITH. and AL Druggists and Dsalers.
msrehl7-5m dsW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

sALEoFA srEANBoAT.-UnitedS States Mar
shal Glascock yesterday sold the steamboat
ada Lyon, on a process for debt, for the
sum Of s., 25O-one fourth cash, the balance
IN three, six and nine months. The pur-
chaser was Mr.. A. II. Edwards, Of Evans
Vile Mr.. Edwards certainly obtained a
good bargain,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Windo'c Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
sud Tor sale by MERRIrF & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-U Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

To BUSINESS MEN We call the attention
L. Norvell, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
found elsewhere. The necessary licenses
must be taken out.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
1866.

"COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMlNATOR is simple
safe, End sure the most perfect Ratification
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get Il, properly prepared. n eat o. and every
one that eats u viii die generally, AZ some place A.
distant A. possible from where u was taken.-L Lake
Shire. Neh Mirror.
Rs-See 'CosrAR's advertisement Above.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
granted by the Clerk OF the County Couri
for the week ending May 5lh:
Alex. Wright to Mary Z Sloan.
George II. Morton 10 Dora D0nelson.
ThOmns King 10 Mary Coyn.
Adolph Fohne 10 Emily FrendenbeTger'
William Hartman 10 Sarah F LOaps.
J Albert Pike TO Mary Pike.
Willism Ferguson to Emily Bany.
Edward Blackett to Sarah sumner.
r + Cev0k TO NJ i Wright.
John Tucker TO Jennie Jackson.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer'5 Wine. 1t is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
drst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
II is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tstSweOwly.
A large stock Of Wall Paper has just been
received by W. FREEMAN & Co.,
rs Public Square,
apl25-2@ cor. Deaderick ST
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Twenty-t cases Of
larceny were yesterday dismissed, after
which the Court adjourned till the 3rd Mon
day in May.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06
LATE FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Agent of the FTeedmen's Bureau
Killed.

Gen. WhiPP.e yesterday received 8 dis
patch from Gen. Wood that the agent Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, at Grenada, Miss
had been assassinated on the Goth. Neither
names Tor particulars are given.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small BIRDS 10 cruel mao whoever aids ID *
terminating rats is q heneiactor. We should like
some one 10 gge as the benefit Of their experience
in driving 0uL these pests. We need s0nneth ng
besides uogz, cats, aud taps Tor IN business -
Scientific Amero1n. ". !.
E8-5ee sCOsrAE's" ertisament above
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III GENERAL coURr MARTIAL
The Case Of Isham Henders on.
NINTH PAYS PROCEEDINGS.

NINTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Court met at the usual hour, Major
General Giilem presiding
Mr.. Max. Sax, Banker, Sworn: I am q
| banker and broker and in July and Au-
| gust, 1854, did chiefly brokerage BUSH
ness. received deposits at that time, but
il was not sn every day occurrence as it is
now. Ireceived the following deposits from
VIM. Mckay Hoge, at the time indicated !:
Monday, August sth, 1s64...............s2.eo coo
T Wo5ds!y5.v q 1S s'a' !. H.: 2,s 500
Thursday, lltb, /" .......... 0 oo0
Saturday, 18th, " drew out. 3 600
His total deposits up TO the I4th Of An.
gust, Yves Sl4 100, and his checks were
an equal amount, and the books were
cleared.
The vouchers which have been given Mr..
Henderson and paid, were here produced in
court, portion Of which were alleged 10
have been fraudulent
The remaining witnesses not being pres
ent the court adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 An.
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1866.

A VOICE PROM THE FAR WKsT-spssking
o. "Co5gar's' Rat. ROaen, Ant, SC, Exterrnuator-
''nore grain and provisions arc DESTROYED annually
10 6rant county By TeFmin than would ray tor tons
Head.
a. Zee "CosTAE's" advertisements above.
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If you want a fine or cheap article Of Su-
gar, 60 to S. G. Wood, As Union street.
mayI lw
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For Rent.

THAT elegsRt Store On the corner OF the Square
y Hnd Cedar street, known a. the Commercial In
GuTzzce Once. For terms, cal On
GEO. SHIELDS a CO..
isbiS-d IS and College strs Of