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been its success, although comparatively it has
been before the public but short time 1t was
not until the middle of August that the gigantic
undertaking assumed a practical shape, and was
placed before the public as desirable source
investment. TWAS not loca. affair." trifie OF
dag bubble to disappear at breath-but
substantial business scheme, Involving thousands
of dollars, conducive to the diffusion OF art over
wide field, and important in its results
required time, therefore, for the people to De-
come acquainted with its merits and to separate
it from the wretched humbugs called "Gift En-
terprises," by which people have suffered. That
acquaintance has now been thoroughly made,
and the Endorsement of the solid business men of
west, and the first artists of the east, has gwen
il a firm and substantial foundation, and steady
ard reliable growth. The people have now
found out that it is a bona tide art distribution,
and that they receive an equivalent for every
dollar invested This equivalent 10 guaranteed
by the Endorsement of such men as Mr.. Nicksr-
son, whose word is his bond, and who thoroush-
ly and heartily supports the scheme. This flct
alone secures each individual investment beyond
all risk of loss The bankers, railroad and TX
press Offices and the solid business men OF China
90 also lend to the scheme the influence OF thir
| names and successful business experience. Fer
| tilted in this manner, it has tshen strong hid
upon popular favor, and is moving along rapidly
| to final success.
| The management have heretofore announced
| that the books of the association would be closd
| on the 22d of September. AS was very genera
| " expected, this limit was found to be too shot
| to complete undertaking of such magnitud.
| Although the fastest presses at the cast haV
| been at work on the engravings day and nigh
| they could not supply the demand, as almos
every one has been DESTROYS of receiving the en-
cravings at the time of subscription. 1t wa
| therefore wisely resolved to extend the time o
subscriptions. In very short time, the arts
at work upon the chrom engravings will fnsl
his plates and the proof will be delivered.
portion of the certificates, therefore, remain un
sold, but these rapidly being taken, man.
persons duplicating their orders. Our friend
from the country, now visiting the State FAIR
should improve the opportunity before the book
close and it is too late. Garry away with yo
one of the superb steel engraviGgs to adorn you
home Then, whether your ticket draws tn
Opera House, one CT the great paintings, or not
YOU have an exquisite picture for the gratifica
tion of yourself and your friends. 1t is hardl
necessary for US to advise own citizens, VIII
appreciate Mr.. Crosby's efforts to elevate tn
standard of true art in our midst, to invest
They have already done so literally, and WI
see to it that not single cethcate remains III
sold. Our country friends, however, should nc
let Chicago carry off all the honors.
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A fuil.assortment OF
QuEENSW RE,

and various other articles of the kind, f'goo
equality, and at cheap prices.
Also, Large. Assortmentsof
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DISEASES OF TIE EYE CAN BE
CRED.
DR. las CAMPBELL,

4 n old and eyerienoed practitioner on
u diseases of theeye has opened an Office in
Davenport, and offs his services to the afflicted
He guarantees tscure all eye diseases that he
undertakes. Gallon him witou' delay. Now is
the time.
No charges NJ de for un,sccessful services.
Ofhce corner Perry and Second Streets.
sep25dtf.
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DRUG AND GRCERY STORE.

DRUG AND GRCERY STORE.
rTHE undersigned ba,just opened in IL
Il linois City, store 4 the sale of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dy atuffs, and Groceries
OF all kinds, and they respectfully solicit Il share
of public patronage.
They guarantee to sell goo, as low as they can
be bought in Rock Island luscatne, and war
rant everything to be precise what it is repre-
scented.
@-cash paid for frst clasoutter, eggs, and
hides. 9
NIB. One of the firm CDR. selton) beiuy a
practicing physician, and bothbcing practical
druggists, they feel confident the,cap give sat,.-
faction in regard to medicines an prescription,.
J. N. SKELTN,
LEONARD MINING.
Illinois City, Aug. 10, WITT. n
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lv'is Fre'n Iaylorsviilc. By Verbs Fare.
shady, Mock's llill, ,Val Leg-si
5lun Bridge, and Forks, @ AbiBg-
aon, = miles and back, twice 4
Leave Iaylorsvillo Tuesday ana Ff--
DAY atslsam
Arrive az Abingdon By So 9m
-saFe Ao.rgdoa Monday and Thurs
day az sam
6il.ve 81 Z ~ lo1sviiie By So pm
Contracts f1r this ser,is,, T., i.-,ol-sf,
June 80, 1857.
Bus lnylled l9r ihrea trins e ra.s-
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Tiursday, Ist day of March.

Said 2I7 acres has been sub-diyidsd into q lots,
containing from five 70 twsny-one acres, a. viii be
seen nom the plat recorded in said cau-e. These
lots front on the Muriree=b0ro and on the Stone =
F,iver turnpike and on WIDE avenues laid of so ~
TO make each lot accessible
Also 2llg acres on Mil Greek, adjoining said 2I7
acres.
There are perhaps no lands IN Middle Tennessee
possessing, rs l.iany advantage Their proximity
10 d n0urishiug city which b. rapdiy improving,
tne fertility o ,he soil, The nuulnef oi hne 9udlni,
sites on them, and the uniang eprngs there6n,
renter the lots ~ laid on most desirable as resi-
Lots Nos 1. 3 aod 4. in all 81 or 81 acres, sol
unsurpassed
Lotb i've acres, A poles; 6ne building site, gCod
soil, magnificent grove and hne spuug.
Lot No. q, Twelve sc=as hne site, excellent sprnf
aud nsh pond cf clear cold wster from the sprng.
Lot No. Z, eight scres; good SOL, ice house, spuuf
Of cold water, and good hglaing site.
lot No s. nine and three-fourths acres; sud Lot
No y, acres 30 poles, very uch soil, both lots Wa
tered by tbs spnng uranch-
lot 10. 10 contains 10 acres e. poles, comfort
shie frame dwelling and out-houses, good spring
Iot No N twelve srres 90 poles, with one-hs'f o
;he rock sprng, excellent farmhouse ana ucl
ia No. r2. fourteen sores, fronting on Murrees
boro piRe, magnificent buidiug ste, win ioTes
trees, and two springs, one Of them very hn'
one.
Lot No Is contains eighteen scres s. poles, iIont
ing on he Murlfecsboro pike, the nnest pluainl
90 D
Lots Nos. a snG l5--No l8 conts pIng acres
and No. IS eight acres and li6 POLES eleFate'
sites, splendid soi, With the spnng knosn ss IN.
.,ccli spfng'' on lot No. IS.
lot NO. l6, fronting on tie MuriIee 'boro pike
twelve acres and ~ poles, beautiful building site
with iorest trees.
Lot No IL on Murfreesboro turnpike; Is mos
dosilsbe lot lt contains 81 srres and fioie 81
and wsierea BY ths cold sprng' ursnch.
Lot No Is contains ~ acres. running bark 20 m
Spout Spring branch; ieIule and well located, fni
building site. fronting on the stones uveT piEe.
nos. ~, ~ aad "a god 50 l.
minimum price per scre ~ liked by the Cour
on eaoh q The above lots, which are part OF b.
Home Tract, aud viii be sold 10 the time specific,
above, ~ which time the remainder interest m ID
Doser tract, as laid Of IN said plat, will be sold
Persons wishing % purchase are earnestly dosir
ed 70 examine the puel shel plat. which can b.
found NJ toe othce of Eora u h. Harrison, ksq. o
hy ealing on the undcrs gaed. who W N tske plea
sure IN givinE eli iuiorms ion required, and in Show
faF the lAnds-
TFRNs-Ouo- fourth cash, and notes with al
rrovad personal security on G. IL Is and q roaJh
srailt bearing Intsrtst and lien retained on th
,,r,psrtv an d The purchase money Is paid
ssia ID commence So 40 o'clock.
4 H. GLASCOCk,
deel2-tu thu satu spaois Commissioner.
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ssy- A Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing nearly o pages, and l5o hue Flsle-
and Hsaaravngs OF the snatOmy 0i the human Or
gans IN "a stale of Health aud Disease win lrea-
use on Early ErrOrs, IIs Depi0rA1ie COn-eq queneea
upon ,he Mlna aud BJdy, Wi-n the Authors flsn
OF Trearment-lhe only rational and successful
mode oil cure, As shown by the report o. cases
treated. truthful adviser % Tie marued, and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
Of their physical cOudluou. sent lree OF postage 70
any ad areas, on receipt Of IS cent?, 10 stamps o;
postal currency, 10y addressing Or. la CkJl&, No,
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
The suthor may 0e consulted upon any Of The
O sesses upon which his oook treats eiiner person.
aIyur by mai, an1 medicines sent % any part d
tbs world. Octis-om
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We are authorized to announce MArr. B. PIcHER
a. q candidate for C mnsl Court Clerk, az the en-
SUNG March election.
We are authorized 90 announce JAMES Hall as q
csndidl-e iJc Criminal Court CiefEi 81 tne ne2t
March election. %
We sra authorised 90 announce CHARLEs +. Did-
CONS ~ s ealddste for Criminal COuTt Clerk 81 tue
next March elecuCu. uofls-td
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SpecjaI Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 10 us, on Dec. lat 1860
we viii be prepared to resume business az
builders and contractors, on Jan. LIST. Plans
aud specifications furnished to our patrons
Turning and Carving toorder, for the trade
WARREN i MOoEs,
High street, between Church and Broad.
lt--30-ZIu.
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ACOUGH. COLD, or SORE THROAT
kEQUiEEs IMMEDIATE ATTEsrIos AND SHOULD Be
caECkED. II ALLowED 70 cosINUE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, q PeFmansnt Throat
Affection, Or an Incurable Lung Disease
II oFrE TIE EEsuLr-
Browns Bronchial Trochss

HAvIsa I1aEcr BsIUEScE 10 TIE FAzTs, GIVE
IMMEDIATE EELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, CatzFrh, C0nsumP-
tive ans Throat Disease,
TEocHrs AEE USED WIrH kLwATs sooD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VII fna Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking. and relieving the
throat sf.er az unusual ezsron Of the vocal organs.
the Tr0ches are RECOMMENDED and prescribed b.
Physicians, and have had testimonials from e1ni-
nent men throughout the country. Being al arti-
Gle Of tue merit, and having proved their efficacy
5y test Of many years, each year fnds them n ad-
d.tiona locses IN various parts Of he world, and
the Trochss are universally pronounced better than
other srucies.
Oblsin only "Baovs's BEoScHiAL T T1oCsEs," and
90 not take any Of the Worthless limitations thsi
may ne offered
Sold everywhere IN TIE United States, and in For
i eign CousHiss, At IS cents per box.
Itul--3m
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rnLaATE,s HnAEY soAP.

This cels5.a,e8 Toilet soap, Ia such universal
demand, is made from The ehoicsat materials, Is
niid and emoHent in is nature, frssrGntly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. [febs-ly
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Graham, Dorsett & 90 ,
Successors to HAwEs, GRAHAM & Co,
IMPoETEEs or
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY,
~. ID. ID snt ID 80 -. -.

Nos. 1Tf, I76 snd I7s Centre Street, NY.
IL EhF constantly On hsnd tEe most e1tensiye
N rarletT Of tnal fsgured FoTsign and 0omsstC
woods 10 be ioand IN the United siates, b
Logs, Planks, Boards and Neneers,
sutabis for Caupei, Piano, sn4 Eli ard Tsble Man.
u.sc.nfers, snd Car Builders; also, Mshozsny and
s.uaDiah GedEs Ccfiiu staff.
IN connection vi ith cur huzinezs We have a large
So Mit, sna The uoss oeieofated Veneer Cufiios
Maen ne, wusch enables us TOLL si or.isrs eufrusi
"a % us win pTgmpgness. decsl-sn
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized 20 announce KOSCIU5kC
BRANCH a. a candidate Tor sheriff OF Davidson
county, at the ensuing Msr.h election. oet---"
We ara ga holizad 20 sBuouuce " g. sHAs - .
ezulldasa Tor sheriff oi Davidson County, 81 tae
Legt March election. te
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HOME AGAINiI

HAVING returned again with large
stock OF
trimmings, NVOrstsds, Zephyr,
&c, SC,
TO the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared 70 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, PRINCES,
&c., SC,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME Z CO.,
novl-tf No. Union street
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The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately a splendid Black or natural
Brown, without lnjuriug the hair or skin.
Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Batchelor. Also,
Regencrating Ertract Of MiAefeHrs, for
Restoring and BeautlfyiHg The Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw IoRK.
seplJ-ly
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Administrators Nofioa.

HAVING qualified a. Administrator on the e.
II tate OF John Il. Hall deceased. this 10 70 no
isly al persons having clms agsnst said estate %
hie them viii me within t1e tine presented b
lsg, ihsy vii - barred, aud those in1etlsd @
come foraard aud make payment.
iERls-u lOHk HU. saITR, Ad1l'F
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Go to Bryant, SJratton * Co.'S Nashville
Business College for q thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, settlements, &c.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STkATTON a co.
oefIa-Iv
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TLs Bridal Chamber, al Essay Of Ws-uiah
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and 70
la0a treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
ssxusI systeIls-Scu. free, .n sealed envelopes.
Address, Df. =. SklLLlN HOO6hlON, Howard
Association Philadelphia Pa Rprle--lj
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County Judge.
For Constable.

We sre authorized 70 announce WILLIAM "a
GLENS, Esq as a candidate for County Jadge oil
Davidson County, a. the ensuing March election. -
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ATTENTION IRIsHNRN Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, in sums
Of II to EIO for sale at G. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street. II
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PEOT0GKAPHs.-PhOtograPhs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection IN the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. HomembeF the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcIal Hotel. msy2T-tf.
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awe are authorised 20 announce A. d. CREIsHTos
as 4 ca didats for COla,a1le ia the Nashville DIS
tricJ u the ensuing Mar D section
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Sam. T.. smith.

SAM 4. Smlths
Late y. Q. Smith & Bro, No. p North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stsnd,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whiskies, and a various assortment Of Fancy
Groceries. All a. cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask is 10 give Us call and see
for yourselves.
dec25-tf
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commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
Ply ACRES,

Tee and hair uliles from NashuiIs, on
the Miyfrees5oro pike; and also other
Valuable Property in NastUiler belong
iag 10 the Estate Of The tate Ed'oard Ira
bltf
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NEgILsON, J. W. CO.-Msnufaeturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Tin, Copper
aud Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
United States Al Nashville, ~ tue october Term,
lsb5 the of NraY snd 6illiland, 81 AIS credi-
tors OF Trsbue Lucas, aud Edward Iraoue versus
Vii am n. Lucas, surviving partner, and against
the heirs OF Esw ard Trsbue, Will sel as Spec,Ai
Commissioner, the above 2ls acres ~ puohe saiSs
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Ni Latest styles Of Ilrst Glass Carriages and
buglles, kRpfess Wagons and CsryalIs, y AorIh
Marsef street.
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We are authorisep 70 announce PHNEHAs GAR
RErr s. candidate Tor Trustees OF Davidson county
st the ensuing March election.
We are authorised 70 announce Capt. J0HN " III
son 81 a candidate FOR reelection 70 the ONCE o.
County Trustee 81 the ensuing March election.
We are authorized TO announce THoMAs
sHurE as q candidate for County Trustee, al
the next March election.
We are authorised 90 announce W III. j. AIMING
TON a. "a candidate for election % The othce o
County Trustee al the ensuing March election.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DONE & Observation-Disclosures and Retail
- Bookse lara. Stau0nera, and News Agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Commission aud Forwarding.
NEWS nEALERs, &c.

/ nAUL d SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
| L sion Merchants. our prompt atssDJlon is gwen
| 10 the receiving and forwarding Of COiION. Al
South Market street
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CoAL AND WOOD.

II NfGHT BkOTHEES.-Deslers IN Cumberland
IN and rittsburg Goal. Wood sawed and splt IN
tUJye lengths. once 49 Church street. Yard on
promptly.
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.,pRING WATER REWERY.-MANKE a
NFnANE. success0rs % NJ. ). Drucker. brewers
oT Ale snd lager beer. NO. Al Broad streei, Nash
v.ii. Tenn decSly
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Tax Collector.
Criminal Court Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce the name OF j.
C0LEIss 70. Tax Collector, ioT stale ami County, a
tile ensuing March election
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TINNRRs, &e.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over Yorks BOOK store, SS15
Inlon Str et, Nashville, Tenn. auzo-on"
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WALL PAPER, etc.

AHERRITT & HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
I'M Window Shades Window Glass, and Photo
EF4phic Material, corner Of Church and Market
str,sets
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. ,Irs NATIONAL BANK-5oFernmen Deposi-
n t.D-No 50 College street, between Union
and ne IA ID ic Square dealers ID uncurrent
Money, Excnange, Con- and 0oYernment seeuIi-
- III "A Einds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sod on Commission. Collections promptly al
tended 70. r.,,-
a. q. sAsTJED, Pres't- JAS 6. O9DEs ,Casnr.
nTARR, THO5 S.-Broker, corner Union and
MI College street,, buys snd sells Gold. OLcur-
r,sut Money, Government Securities and vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly
Also buys and sells on q mmlsslOn.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % cherry street, desls IN Exchange, Govern
meat Securities ana Co q. COlectOus promptly
atte nded 10 j. LUHsDEE, Cashier.
rtNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deais In hEchangei Government secufiles
and Cola Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
W. VI. BERAY, President. EDGAE JoNEs, Cashier
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We are authorised TO announce JEssE JoRDAS as s
caad.dste Tor county Court Clerk, a. the ensuing
March election
VIE ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE TON
w c. CRUNK as = candidate for County Court
Clerk, of Davidson County, ~ the ensuing March
election Oct4
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CoLLECTaNG AGENTs.

II 5. TUTHILL, Deputy United states Marshal,
IL. collects Note, Accounts, Sc, IN Middle len
lu see Office 81 Sate Capitol, next door TO Fed
raj Court Room. z. ~ Lock Box 81, ses adVer-
trelnent in smother column. ldecs ON
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

EOHN U'NEILL Military Attorney and Solicitor
ID Of Claims, rrosecutes ali classes Of CLAIMS
against the Government for citizens and soldiers.
once 30 Uelsr street. Nashville, lean. lnoyf-6m'
V,UMfKINs, d. a LO--U. s. c sim Agents,
officers Pay Accounts and Quartermasters
Vouchers bought al the best rates, or collected.
UIhce corner cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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CAXnIAGE mANUFACTUKERs.

EINGLhTON, K. Fl BOOKSELLER, Publisher
- stsuoneT, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
IN SUR AN CE.

IL $. pELANY, Attorney at Law, and War Claim
r. AGENT. Cleveland, Tenn. nOv26-ly
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BOOII AND JOB PRINTING.


NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CU.-B0ok
N ana JOB Printers, and Publishers Of the DA-
, and weekly Union, Printers AAey' between
Union and. DeadeucE streets.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

! (,AREY A SMITH, Eos. Sc and 3s Union street,
/ 1 fup stsirs) represent the fsHoEpg Companies
/ Etna Of Hartford, security, Manhattan, MeIropoli-
/ tan, Pkusnix and knickeTbocker Life Of New York,
| nd Accident 81 Columbus. OHIO.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. ]
WnsurV1rrv D.t a Teer

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Con-
tract Ofice Of this Department until sp.rn.
Of March 29, 1866, for conveyiug the t5ails
Of the United states from July I. 1860. 10
June 80, 1870, in the State Of tennessee. on
the routes snd by the schedules OF deusft-
ures and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by April IS, 1856.
Bidders viii examine carefully the forms,
and Instructions annexed, ana especially y
the latter part Of instruction 1s.l
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CAMPBELL MoRTEN a GROEsBECK, AttoT-
~ neys at Law ana Claim Agents, practice N All
the Courts. Collections promptly altenoeJ y ;
also claims against the United states and vouchers
eolarted lItflce n Nnrth Cherry street up starr
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l0002 From Knoxville, by Concord, Leuoir's
Loudon, Philadelphia, Swee Va
ter, Facility, Mouse Greek, Athens,
RiceviIle, charleston, Cleveland,
Mcdonald, 0oltewah, Tyners, aud
Harr son, to Chattanooga, il2 miles
snd back, daily, OF twice daily II
trains 50 run, with daily or twice
daily branch from Cleveland, by
Red Clay, Ca and Narneils STA
ton, 10 Dalten, 2S = miles, in due
connection.
Leave Knoxville daily at 1910 pm
Arrive at Chattanooga by Csc p m
Leave Chattanooga daily at . a IN
Arrive al Knoxville by o.4j IN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

IO0Ol From Knoxville,by Mcmillan, Shaz-
berry Plains, View Market, Messy
Creek, Talbotts Mills, Panther
Springs, Morristown, Russellviue,
WhitesburE, Rogersyille Junction,
Midway, 6ustavils. GrcelVille
Henderson, Mills, Fullen's, Rhea-
town, Freedom, Leesburg. Mill
wood, Jonesborough, J0hnson's De-
pct, Carter's Depot, Piney Fiat, and
Union Depot, 70 Bristol, I395S miles
aud back, daily, or twice daily il
trains so run.
Leave Knoxville daily at cam
Arrive az Bristol by 4.s0 pm
Leave Bristol daily at 422am