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CiuncInnafi, OhiO.--JosErH b. Quincy, il
ogrs..tHouaed agent 70 receive advertisements and
.ut--api.on- Tor ,he Nashuige Uaioa.
Nc,v Orleans, La.-EDwIN +. OVERALL, Of
ihe Commercial Reading Room, Is our authorized
AGENT 20 ...7s advertisements and subscriptions
for The Na.fgai- Ua0a
Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. Tom & Co. are
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
All subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
Iaas HoorEn Co Publishers Agents, a Park
E5F. New York, are authorized to contract for adj
ysrI-lBg 10 or paper.
J5T, Cora Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
ing-. New FORK, and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
dsaa.a. are authorized to contract for advertising
.a our paper.
s. NJ. PfrrzSGrLL a Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Far, Row, New York, aud c State street, Boston,
sra authorized 10 contract for advertising in our
paper
Ls WILLIAMS, 81 Chestnut street, n. T. corner
Goa street. r.. Louis, No is our authorized Agent
t0raceiye sdyeri emenis and sub crPtons for the
AoiuIs Ufa0n.
surrruD, wss g. Co Sc. Louis, Mo-, sre our
authorized Agents 10 receive advertisements and
subscriptions Tor the Naslriie Union.
C.H. gcnIyrS, 81 Dearborn street. Chicsgo, H.,
is olr authorized agent 20 receive advertisements
and subs slpu.ns for the Nashville Union.
Bu,frB @ Co., Advertising AZ MS, Loui willie
Ky, are our authorized agents to receiFe adger-
t-smaais and subscriptions for the NASHVILLE
Uriuy.
10. C. MsIsrDsH, Louisville, Ky, is our author
Ira fe.rrt @, receive advertisements and subscHp-
tons .or Che Ns>avuLC UNION.
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CITY NE WIS.

oln Notwithstanding the op-
Fresaiye atmosphere last night, the attend
aucc at the Old Theatre, on the occasion Of
Che second appearance Of the Campbell
NInstrels, was very large. The whole
troupe are dne musicians, and their songs,
both comic and sentimental, were received
by repeated rounds Of applause.
Several Of them are also excellent define
a'os Of the genuine plantation negro, and
sl.-l constant amusement 10 the fpecta-
tors by their manners. Their jokes are not
a. the stale old kind, but new and fresh,
aud contain many palpable hits. We ad-
y.se everybody to 60 to the Theatre during
their engagement.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING uegesied the insolvency q The esiate
Of Alexander Noot:on, deceased, 70 the Clerk
OF he County Court Of Sml'h county, ienness e.
and order having been made for publication m the
Rashy lie union. new paper published 10 the city
~ Nashville. TENNESSEE for four conss cutiVe
weeks, requiring ali persons having CLAIMS slalast
said estate 20 hle them. properly authentic stedi
With the Clerk Of said Court on or before the loih
5sv m Clefoier. 1sss sor pro raia 6istubution or
they will be forever barred 10 law and equity
This IL, therefore, nosics q me same ihls Aprb
5sfb IssS MARY DOUGLASS,
y1svf.itvgs Admins traiTix.
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A GRAND WEDDISG.-Last evening, one
Of the grsndest wedding parties witnessed
in this city for many years, assembled at
the Christian Church, Church street, on the
occasion Of the marriage Of J. C. Malone,
Esq and Miss Fall, the second daughter of
Alexander Fall, a well known hardware
merchant Of this city. The ceremony was
performed By Rev. P. s. Fall, of the Church
in which the two were united in matrimony.
The bride is a handsome and intelligent
lady, and the groom a promising young
lawyer. Hay happiness attend them through
lifa
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
April RULES, 1866.
Alexander Met Call and others
20 BIZ.
Robert Mccall and others.
IN this cause, it appearing TO the Clerk and Mas
tor that the defendants John II Bowen, Alexander
NJ Bo~en and ROBERT Mccall sre non residents Of
the state OF Tennessee, so that The ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon them:
1t Il therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks, IN the Nashville Union,
Tenne see, requiring said delendsuts 20 appear
At the next term OF the ChanceTy Court, to be held
st the Court house 10 Carthage on the third Mon
day Of August next than and there 10 plead, an
swer OF d rnur 10 oompisinant's bib, or the same
will be taken tor confessed and set for hearing ex
apT25-4Iw oh CAMPBELL, CAM
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AfotoGETIc.-In speaking Of the gentle
men Connected with the clothing establish
-.-t Of our friend J. A. j. Rose, in local
Paragraph ia regard to his stock Of ready
made clothing, etc, in our paper yesterday
morning, the printers inadvertently omit
'.i The lame Of Col. VIM. Raiford. Tho
mistake was not discovered until too late to
'sle'y it. Colonel, we have an idea. Re
''-se mus. be had and we do NOS know Of
my punishment" more severe than to in
'..' -Aem % take a glass OF "medicated
''la waie-." It thalI be did.
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ORIGINAL Attsohment..No 3G3


WUUILU y
IT Appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
taat the defendant John ErFin Hbsconds, so thai
the ordinary procosscannot be served On him i =
therefore ordered that publication be made for tour
successive weeks a the Nashville Union, notifying
fhe sad John ErFin to appear before John Minis,
Jusfice OF the Fesco in MadisOnTilie. Monroe
county, tennessee, on the 10th day Of June, le .,
10 ansver then snd there the said Attachment ~
The law di ects or the same vii be taken as coz
ftssed and heard ex pErte - 70 him. This the q
S1sris-GfT JOHN MINIS. J. p.
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See a Woman
nlh8lf

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for speer's Wine. u is an sdmira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
hrst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
It is well worth a trial, end gives great
satisfaction. ldec2I-tst&WeoWly.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHdoO Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MEREITT & HILL,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mh6-4 Opposite Maxwell Hote
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IRISH INDEPENDENCE "A grand picnic, in
aid Of Irish Independence, comes Off to-
morrow at Rains's Grounds, near the Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum. We have no doubt
there will be large turn out of the friends
of Erin. 1t will be delightful to escape the
heat of the city, and spend day in tile
country, to say nothing of the cause. For
those who have particular regard for
Creature comforts" we will say that the
dinner on the occasion viii be magnificent.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPER8-s should "a
collect that hundreds of ioilarB' worth of frsio.
Provisions, &c, sre annually d-siroyed fy Rat-'
Nice, Ants, aud other tnseets and vsrfnin-aU AZ
which csn Be preyeutsd By Few dollars worth u
''CosrAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant, Se., Externinator,
bought and used freely.
Bs-see "COsTAR's" advertisements nboys.
BS-Eold 10 Nashville, Tenn, hy ". JkC "
SETH. and All Druggists and Deaiers.
rnarchfT-sru Hf.r
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The Huntsville Independent of Sun
day says;

Judge scruggs and Col. Ledbetier have
returned from Memphis, and were very
successful in the object Of their visit
They found no difficulty in negotiating the
sale of the bonds If the State, authorized by
the Governor. One thousand bushels OF
corn were purchased, also about fifteen
hundred pounds of bacon. Our friend, A
r. Wigs, rendered very efficient aid to the
commissioners in securing supplies. The
distribution Of these provisions will com
mence as soon as the overseers Of the poor
make out the allotments for the districts,
which we hope they will do at once. The
food is intended for the destitute blacks as
well as the whites.
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Persons residing ia and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any privste disease,
are particularly requested to read the adj
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings DisPenssry, No. Deaderiek street.
Apnll2-H,
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Wanted.

A CENTS wanted 10 every town aud nefghbor.
n hood, Tor THE GREAT LABOR aAVER.' a
ueH article IN great demand, worth 81 % any
iamly, Secured ~ patent and very raiesbIe
Agents, male and isIna'e, are malIrg s. 10 $40 Der
day with capital o. s. 70 $50. ANY peraon having
iiiae spare t1e, VII mod It pleasant and PROSE
sge. Address X WaYVELL
Hlays-5m' Box fI5l Chicago, III.
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NEGRO KILLED.-A negro was run over
yesterday by the cars on the Louisville
railroad, near the Edgefeld Round House.
He was lying across the track, and was not
discovered till too late to stop the train.
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WATER PIPE.-Workmen are engaged in
laying water pipe on the Murfresboro pike,
from Market street, as far as the town is
built up. This is a most welcome improve
ment in that section.
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ALARM cF FIRE.-An alarm Of Ere occur
Yesterday afternoon, about six O'Clock,
.''s.'Hei by the burning Of q mattrass,
' l4e corner OF summer and Mulberry
''s. The fam s were discovered in time
u prevent theU from communicating gith
DE aiding.
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CONMENCEMENT.-The Commencement Ex-
ercisss Of W. Z. WARDS Seminary will take
place on the evenings Of the I4th and 18th
inst, at Masonic Hall, at o'clock. The
occasion will be one Of great interest.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

RIVER NEws.-The river is six feet, and
rising.
There we're no arrivals yesterday, and
the only departure was the Cumberland for
Cairo.
The Tyrone is advertised TO leave for
Cairo to-day at noon.
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We are indebted TO Ed. Willard for the
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
He has received the Flag of our Union, Wa
verify, and other weeklies due.
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ITCH! TIGHT ITCH
SCRATCH SRATCHl SRATCHl
VIBRATIONS OINTMENT

Also cures SALT RsEUM, ULCERS, chill
BI,AiNs, and sll ERUPTI0NS OF THE SKIN.
Price 50 cents. For sale by al druggists. By send
~, washington street, Boston, twill be forwarded
by mall free Of postage, % sny part Of the United
$500 jane5- en-
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For fine Carte de Yisites, or large Photo.
graphs, plain or elegantly colored, call at
GIERs' GALLERY,
may 29-1m AZ Union Street.
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1866.

HOUSEEEEPERS troubled With vernin reed
Be 30 no longer, # they use "CosrAR's" Eztsr1ina-
tor. We have used 70 n our saiisfae ton and n
box cost s., We would have Il. We have trisd POI
sons, but they effected nothing; bat "Costar's A.
tcle knocks The breath oui Of Rats, Nice. Roaches.
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write il.
j. = 10 great demand all over the county,. Meiua
(OhiJ) Gazette.
Rs-see ..CosTAR'sn adYerasennanf ahora-
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Our J0H OFf1CE.-Wo are executing every
toaruptiou OF plain and fancy job Print
ing m the uoatest style, aud at the lowest
VuceH, 40 this Office.
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EslraIs--DaTIdaon CnnnIr-

- n. ~ y =. +. DOrtch, Esq, hVire 10 the
i.ne 'Ed tau, small star 10 forehssJ =
~, t ~ -pot the oatside Of she len hfnd 80
al 81 " ''heF marks peTcepabie. Apprsssi
. isAea ~ ~ Priscilla Martin, a stray COW =.
=, - ,-oI Eih black ears marked two nnllaTf -
y - p ear ioEeiest hlack htIla hsIo,s a. -.
% otller marks. Appraised 10 $40. -
'-'S-i VIZ ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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To MiIL-men.-MilkT Tickets (pints and
paHlsl ou different colored card boards, Of
good quality, for sale al this Office.
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We are obliged to the Adams and South
ern Expresses for Eastern and Southern pa
pers in advance of the mail.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks Tor sale a. Lnis OIhce, or
printed 10 order.
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For one Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
colored Pearl Miniature, call at
GIERs' GALLERY,
m27-1m 42Union st.
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Sweet OpopOBaxI Sweet OpopOnax !
E. T. Snpih Dc Cos NeO Perfume from
Me1ico.
The Paris Exposition will astonish and
delight the world when its halls are per-
fumed with the Sweet Opoponax, for Ma
ture could not produce a richer gem or
more choice perfume. E. T. Smith, of
New York. Ell Cores States. a sweeter
perfume has never been made. june 10 St
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1866

A VOICE FROM TIE PAR WEsT.-spsakng
Of "Costar's Rat, Hoacn, Ant, &C. Exte I'm. nator-
more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
IN Grant county BY vermin than would ray Tor tons
ol this Rat and Inject Killer Lancaster fWt.1
Head.
Rs-5ee "cosTAR's" advertisement shove.
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1866

INCREASE OF RAT5-Ths Frrner's Gase,fs
lEngl-h) asserts and proves By figures thst one
par Of RATS will have progeny aud descendants
no less than 65l, $50 IN three years. Nov, unless
this immense family can be Kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain 900 Lu-
man beings.
Bs7See ''CosTAR's" advertisement abovs.
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HARE & ROBERTS, PrOprietOrs.

HAVING leased this veil known Hotel for a
H term Of years. and having thoroughly reh ted
sad reflTnishsd g. We are nov enabled 70 accom-
modate the trlge ing public 10 GOOD style A. auy
ether house Do tne country Do has long been ssid
that Nashville Eas greatly n need Of good hotel,
and bayiag the most central and largest house 10
TIE city, We are determined % make it second 10
none. OR charges viii a al times be A. low A.
can possibly be Afforded.
mArlf-sm HARE ROBERTS.
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The Pensacola Observer of the 8th
says
Commodore Henry Eagle, of the United
States Navy, is st the Navy Yard, and il
is understood that he has in charge the
duty of re establishing lighthouses
and marks on bars and in the channels that
may have been moved or shifted during the
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small birds s q cruel man whoever aids IN ax-
terminating rails is a benefactOr. We should like
some one 70 give Us the benefit Of their experience
IN drivpg our these pests. We need so,retb. ng
besides dogs, cats aud traps for tn business -
Scientific american. ". J..
RS-See eCOsTAE's' adYertisemf nt above
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TUE GREATEST INVENTION or Tar .or,
Dr.1E protection agslnst Fire and all 90 -
-, y, iiLahes strength with rspidty on sdir.f
ji' ~ te,ie,,nng ONLY ONE-THIRO OF A nIs-
" r. ~ Tie UP A BALE OF COTTON
t ICING nov well known 10 All - ,t..f- a..
lof taiing cotton, thar only very ana 49,,
- ,.slDD @,s msze the past year and fhaf. = GO.
s, lils pilee VII rule Fery high and fbsf /.
.1si4ton q these hcts, All dealers. aud fbC-.
sililng ties VIII do veil 70 put in their o,eT- r.,
- -,9l, lll.fsuy securing supply .or the So
- ~ inni Aiiots nOF, 20 lar - We have 1890
re, .lt me demand for this te siIf - ye,- 49,
Lsllee NE necesa y q making early order tes'
addressed 70 The manu- faetursrs S''''i1' ~nilns
sIONE& q MURPHY, or n sHITH a.
UNI LACY & Mo7HEE, Memphis Te-s'
VII meet with prompt attention. is1a'
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1866

"COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect Ratification
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get It, properly prepared, VII eat Il and every
one that eats It will die, generally 81 some place ~
distant AZ possible from where u was taken.-Lake
SHIRE MieA Mirror.
ea-5ee 'CosTARs advertisement above.
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Fer Cairo and Memphis.

gD -, tn splendid passenger stea-
'izz mcr
y - lzz1seS TYRONE,
HarmO9 p sttl
VIII leare As shove on MEDA ESDAY, the lstk
int al ~ o'clock, m.
FOR freight or passage apply on BOARD
CORRECT co !, sEts 3 sefD' Agents.
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WAfEE-LAA REPORT.
The Water Tax Collector reports the re-
ceipt Of 81 100 40.
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT.
Mr.. shankland reported collections as
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The Dispenssry is Located at
NO. 3 RICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
: IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

AVlNG d Cyo NeE
II himself
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GONORRHOEA.
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

retures in the uhs, other unpleasant cured or
mni while borng under Gonorhe cured few days
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Weakn

any difficulty Womb ailments eHcus cured by writing and
OF BY description by their family physician Of the
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This disease brought solitary habits youth Perhaps
only destroys body mind rendering the subject
but causing tram Of symptoms be spprehsnded nom h
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Board of Aldermen.

The Board Of Aldermen held its regular
semi-monthly meeting yesterday, at three
o'clock p. m, President Cheatham in the
chair. Present-Messrs. Cheatham, Creigh-
ton, BrOadie, Sloan, Chiffon, Klooz, and
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Sweet opOponarl Sweet opoponar /,

may 29-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-20
,norco nnon the commerce and upon the

f,uence upon the commerce and upon the
nublic and individual credit of the country
Notwithstanding the postponement OF the
po,itical restoration Notwithstanding the dis-
turbing influences Of bureaus, ana school
marms. and negro celebrations, the South VIII
this wear achieve something like miracle IN
the production OF probably two-thirds crop
Of cotton and tobacco Such crop viii con-
fer more real benefit or the country than could
the combined wisdom Of all the Black Repnbh-
can philosophers and fanatics for five hundred
years.
So far rs we of the South are concorneh' we
have been trained and tutored by war 10 p'
satisfied with moderate MEANS ana we may
under the circums tanccs, be content WIN S"'H
n crop as.-at the values that viii likely pre-
yail,-will yield more money than any ever
made in the South. 1t will certainly come ~
orr relief at Il time of greater need thah ever
was known in this land. The money IL Will
command will now be employed III renewing
absolute poverty and want, while the I'M
mensc crops of former years, Ill Il great par =
went To encourage extravaganza ana gave
premium TO Incidence.
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The exports Of cotton from the port of New
York for the week ending Tuesday, April IL,
amounted TO twenty thousand one hun
dred bales, valued 1T three million six hun
dred and ninety seven thousand five hundred
and eighteen dollars in currency: and since
the commencement of the current cotton year,
September l, 1865, there have been exported
three hundred and ninety-four thousand five
hundred and thirty eight bales, valued, at the
present reduced prices, III seventy million dol
lars.
So soon AS the war closed and southern trade
recommended, the northern markets were glut-
ted with foreign and domestic goods. All the
imports were based upon the calculation that
as the South had for four years been deprived
of necessities as we'll rs luxuries OF domestic
life, there would be scarcely any limit to their
demand, and it was forgotten that the same
war which had proven ted the southern people
from INDUCING i'll their usual lavish eNpendl-
ture, had deprived them generally OF the
means Of purchasing even those articles which
were most essential TO their comfort Week
after week, and month after month, the Gus
tom house returns showed that the imports
were largely increased, and, as a natural con-
sequence some alarm was excited when 1t was
found that the balance Of trade was being
thrown SO heavily against this country.
In this situation it was found that while the
merchants had prepared for Southern de-
mand which did not exist, the stock OF the
great Southern staple had been over-esti-
mated. Nevertheless, the stocks that were
saved from the rayages of war and fire have
been of essential service to the country In
helDing In meat tho ohlipa tions incurred nv
these heavy importations. Had the Govern
ment pursued that liberal policy which would
have promptly restored the South TO equality
with the North in the matter of political
rights and the management OF It's own domes-
tic affairs, such degree OF enterprise and pro.
ductive industry could have Immediately been
attained that their results, even in the pro.
spectlve, would be now exert!ng genial in.