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8 Insurance only es. 900.
Origin of the Fire not Positively
known.

At about half-past seven o'clock last eve
ming Ere broke out in the store of C. B.
Nichols & Co., Auction and Commission
Merchants, Broad street, between College
and Cherry. The inner portion of the bull
ding, together with the contents, was
consumed. The combusiible nature of
much Of the stock made tbs, flames spread
rapidly and furiOusly, and it was sometime
before the fremen got control Of and ex-
tinguished the fire. But little more than
the bare walls is left. The loss of stock is
estimated at S16,OOO, upon which there is
an insurance of s., OOO-S4, 900 in the Met
ropolitan and a 900 in the Manhattan, Ca
reg and Smith, Of this city, Agents. The
building was The property of R. B. Castle
man, Esq and, from his well known care
fitness, we may safely assume, was insured.
It was worth probably $4,000. The stores
Of Myerharst, clothier, Mes & Co, furni-
ture dealers, and Blood, Gregory & Co., gro
GERS, adjoining, were damaged to some ex-
isn't by water. 1t is not known how
the fire originated. Mr.. Nichols
was setting in front of his establishment
when the alarm was given from the oppo-
site sideaof the street. The roof was then
ablsze. It is supposed that it commenced
in the third story in which were stored
mattresses and other infammable mate
rails, which burnt like finder. The fire en- =
gines were prompt in their attendance, and
efficient in their work. They undoubtedly
saved the remainder of the block.
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CfnncInnnti, OhIO.-JOsEPH b. QUIsH1, d
our authorised agent 70 receive advertisements and
subscriptions for The NashuUe Union.
new orleans, Ba.-EOwIs Z. OVERALL, Of
She Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agept 10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the NashUlls UHi0R.
Memphis, Tenu.-D. Il. ToDD Co. are
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
JonS HoorER a Co, Publishers Agents, a Park
Row, New York, are authorized TO contract for ad.
vertlsing our paper.
JOY, Coz & Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build.
ings New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phila'
delphia, are authorized 70 contract for advertising
in our paper.
SIN. PErrENGuL a Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and State street, Boston
are authorized 10 contract for advertising in Oul
paper.
Us. WILLIAMS, 81 Chestnut street, N. z. cornel
9TH Street, s. Louis, DO is our authorized Agen
TO receive advertisements and subscriptions for The
NastriHs Ua,on.
SHEFFIELD, Wine q Co, St. Louis, No, are oul
authorized Agents 10 receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nashville UHi0a.
G. II. FcEyES, 81 Dearborn street. Chicago, H.,
IL our authorized agent to receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
su,rrER 8 CO., Advertising Agents, Louisville
Ky, are our authorized agents 10 receive adver-
tsemenis and subscriptions for the NASHVILLE
UNoS.
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iaef AGENT to receive advert isernents and subscrP
lions for the NASHVILLE UNIoS.
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CITY NEWS.

INSTALLATION SERvIoEs.-Tho Presbytery
of Nashville will install the Rev. r. F.
Bunting, Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, to-day. The Rev. DR.. Cunning
ham, Of Franklin, viii preach the sermon
at IO5kA A. NJ, when the Rev. T. d. Wardlow,
of Clarksville, viii deliver the charge to the
Pastor and the people. The seats will be
free. Service at So P. NJ. Below We APP
pend the order of services for the Inutalla-
tion occasion:
/. Voluntary-Henri Weber, Organist.
IL. Anthem The Heavens are telling"
III. Invocation-Rev. A. n. Cunningham
ID.
". Hymn-"GloriOus things of thee are
spoken
V. Reading of the scriptures-Rev. T.
VI. PrsyerIRer. T. D. war5ow.
VII. Hymn-''Let lions Watchmen all
awake"
VIII. Sermon-Rev. A. n. Cunningham,
d. D.-Text, !. Thess. 2, 4.
TX. Constitutional Questions-Rev. DR..
Cunningham
X. Installation Prayer-Rey. DR.. Gun
niDgham.
XII Anthem" Cry aloud, spare not"
XII. Charge to the Pastor-Rev. T. D.
Wardl0w.
XIII. Authem-aN Now Elevate the Cos
pei Banner"
XIV. Charge TO the People-Rev. T. D.
Wardl5w.
XIV. Doxology-" Glory TO God in the
highest"
XVI. Benediction by the Pastor-Rey.
K. F. Bunting.
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ArriUal and Departure Of the NOleaSUiite and
TriuHe Stage.
Leaves Nashville on Tuesday thursday and sat
urasy. Returning leaves Triune on Monday, We'd
nesday and rnday. Office as City Hotel, East size
lutA4 Square
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salf Ahuse.

Tais vice, which is never prsctieed -
the presence Of any one, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands OF the nooles'
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 20 eloquence or pen % song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the censti
tuition, end reduced the miserable victim =
q living skeleton. Nor are these Us nna,
and fatal effects; in its pans are scas.efeo
the ruins Of resson, the most meians.aoiy
aight that can meet mortal eyes. 10 be
cures permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. s. North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box So2, Nash
vile, Tenn. iso1o-H
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DESTRUCTIVE sToRN IN sPALDIEs CoUEsT-
The Griffin Star Of Tuesday says, on
Tuesday last about II O'Clock, heavy
storm passed about four miles southwest Of
Griffin, doing immense injury TO the grow
ing crops, and having desolation IN its track.
Timber and fencing were blown down in
discriminatory, and the wheat crops were
completely Frustrated and ruined. We
learn thas every house on the farm OF r. F..
NJ. Mann, excelt his dwelling house, were
blown down, and all Of his horses instantly
killed. Two negroes were killed on the
plantation of Mr.. MeNeally, and Mr.. Nc
Neatly himself severely injured, and the
Clubhouse of Thomas Thrower destroyed.
The track of the storm was about three
miles wide, and ranged from North to
South. The hopes of our planters, in the
range of the whirlwind, are Frustrated, as
it will be impossible for them TO make
half what they would otherwise have made.
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What the HPress" saw of lis.

GREAT GIFT DIsTBIBUTION.-A rare opportunity is
offered for obtaining watches, chains, diamond
ungs, silVerWaTe, etc, by Messrs. Arrandse & Co..
at No. l67 Broadway. They have sn immense stock
Of articles, varying IN value, and all offered at
one dollar each. The distribution is very fairly
done-y0u agree to take certificate of a certain ar
tlce, enclosed in an envelope, and not required to
pay your dollar unless you are SATISFIED with the ar
tce, which will certainly be worth more than that
amount, and may be 0 or 500. An excellent mode
this OF investing a dollar.-SUnddg Iiqcs, ~ T. OH
February IS, 1906.
Messrs. AIrandale Co. have long been per- on
ally known TO us, and We believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public cOntidence.-N. y. Scottish AHlcr.
Jour. June II, 1864.
We have inspected, at the Office of Arrandale 4
Co Agency for European Manufs eturng Jewel
lers large assortment Of fashionable and valuable
jewery OF the newest patterns We also noticed a
large qlsntty OF silver plate, and understand that
the whole OF these newy imported articles are to be
disposed Of ON novel principle, giving great sd
yantagts to buyers, snd SfiCrdIng extensive EN-
plOymenttO agents. We know the firm in question
10 be very respectable and thoroughly worthy Of
public conddsnce, and recommend our friends 10
read Iher adyerlsement.-N. y. Albion, SepteBs-
Der 3, 1864.
BY Msssrs Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer,
for he has everything TO gain and nothing cOmpar-
atvely to lose. He knows Whist he will get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send A. If he IS
not satisiied.-N. J. Weekly Ae0s, Aug. 6, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADHs.-Ihe most eligible and
profitable empiC ymsnt we have heard OF for lad IS
~ the rae OF cerGncatej Tor the Ieat & Il usrlbu-
ton of Arrandale q Co A lady Of our acuu inthnce
has been very successful in this wsy, not only IN
filing her own purse, bat also Ia doing good turn
10 those 10 whom she sold the Certificates as will
be seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
csn also be thus engsged.--N. y. Sunday Merctry
August Il, 1864.
In our columns the reader will find an advertise
ment Of Arrandaio & Co.'S Gift Distribution Of
watches, jeEelry and sYeFware. In payment OF
that advertisement we received several sets Of The
jewelrY advertised, and we are warranted IN saying
that, bO-h IN finish and quality, they etceeded our
expectations. They turned out TO he Just what
they had been repie eEted.-Tus Democrat, (LC0
ist5jCn,) 4Eg IL, 1864.
AGkhIs.-We want agents m every reg ment,
and IN every town and county IN the country, hud
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every Cent hcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts TO one dollar. Agents will col
lect IS cents for every Certificate, and remit IS
cents 10 us, either IN cash or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,
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National Military Asylum.

The Managers Of the Ma ional Asylum for dis
charged volunteer soldiers, authorized by act OF
Congress, approved March q, 1866 ask proposals
or sites for Asylums 10y donation or sale. The
premises must be situate in one Of the loyal States
contain at least 200 acres of land, and be IN a
healthy location and easy Of access by railroad or
otherwise. It is the purpose Of the managers to
erect, without delay, extensive and permanent
buildings for said Asylums, and Its establishment
viii be largely advantageous to any section or rail
road in the vicinity Of its location.
Plsns, spec .fcstions, and estimates for Asylum
buildings, including detached cottages, srs also
asked for thsspproysl of the Beard. Liberal COM
pensaiion will be given for the sucC essful plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and estimates
the first named to be in writing, containing plot and
description of ground and terms AID conditions OF
transfer-must be sent TO Major General b. F..
BUTLER, at Lowell, Mass, on or before the 10Th
day Of June, 1896. -.,
President Board Of MansgeIs.
LEWIS B. GUNcKEL, Secretary.
iunp5-2v
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Admlnistrator's ftotIoe.

HAVING suggested the insolvency a the estate
Of Alexander Wootlou, deceased, 70 me elerA
Of he County Court 81 smith county, ienness- e
Ns-bv H. If,f,, a ,er-Fsapar published IN the cIty
~ Nashville 'rc,uessee for ftur cons cutFe
weeks reouirr, al r,ersoss having claims s. ainst
saia estate II IL fbera properly authenticated,
,si,h me Cer of SAIL CONT on OF before the 18th
lay OF October Isss Tor r,ro rata distribution, or
they vii be forever barred ~ law aad equity. .,
1snis Ia therefore, pr,ti.s N the SINE thIs April
2sia, 1850. MARY DOUGLASS,
unsyl.4tgp Ainaistfalrix.
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ARRANDALB q CO., Manufacturers Agents

No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all Of the above list of goods VIII be
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence of the great stagnation of trade
IN the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the War having cut on the supply Of cotton, large
quantity OF Valuable Jewery, originally intended
lor me English market, has been sent of for sale
~ TINS country and must be sold at ana sacrifice! Un-
der these circumstances, ARRANDALE CO., act
ing as agents for the principal European Msnuac-
turers, nave resolved upon great GJt Apport0li-
latlons
Celtheates OF the various articles are put into en-
Yeiopes indiscrlninately, sealed up, sn6 when or
defedi are taken out without gard 70 choice and
sent oI mail, thus showing no lAvoritlsnl On re-
receipt OF the certificate, you will see nat you are
to have, snd then 1t is az your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or auy
set 81 JeRelrY on Our List for One Dollar
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Original Attaohment..No 800

Pe'ihe - hehleJ - sohu EfFin-
TT aPseaung from the AFFIDAVIT fled IN This ease
tnat the defendant John Eryn sb=conds 20 that
the ordinary process cannot Be served on bin d l.
therelor ordered tnat publication b made f5r four
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union, notfyiua
The said John Erwin 70 appear be'Ore John Minis 3
Justice Of the Peace IN MadisonFiiie. Monroe
county, tennessee, Os the t6lh day q June, 1880.
% ansEer tken and there the said Attachment -
the iaE directs, or the same vii 10 taken A. COZ
iessed and heerd ex parte ~ 10 him. This the 9.n
day Of Dbcember, Is65.
maEiS-its JOHN MINIS, Up.
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A FIRST CLASS WATERING PLAcE.-We call
attention TO the advertisement of the Ceres
cent City Spring" elsewhere. It is located
hear the banks of .he Ohio river, and but
one mile from the beautiful city OF Evans
Vile, Indiana. The hotel has been entirely
reflted, and the proprietor is prepared 30
accommodate visitors after the most APP
proved style.
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Murder and RObbeTy-One Man
KiIIed-Another Wounded

On information furnished us by Cap
tain Dugalde, of Arkansas, we learn
that, on last Friday night, Mr.. L. P.
jerks and son, while passing through
st. Francis river bottom to their home
in st. Francis county, were waylaid by
party of men, and Mr. Jenks killed,
and his son, about nineteen years of
age, badly wounded. A number of cit
liens, on learning of the foul murder
and robbery, started in pursuit of the
murderers, one of whom they captured,
named Linte. We hope, if proof posi-
tive can be fastened on the wretch, that
even handed justice will be speedily
melted out to him.-Memphis Avalanche,
8M.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEpERs- sbouid -
collect that hundreds Of dOllars' worth ID Grain.
Proylsionp, Sc, are suauaIy destroyed by Ratz.
Nice, Ants, and other Insects AMI W rrain-aiI II
which cen ~ prevented By few dollars worth II
'CosTAR's', Rat, Roach, Ant, 6c., EXterullator,
bought and used freely
ns-see 'CosrAR's" advertisement above.
5000 10 Nashville, Tenn, BY " J.. C. ".
SMITH, and 40 DrugyIsts and Dsalsrs.
MARI Z Am fssr
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A ScARE.-The Huntsville Independ-
emit eaVs.

The Tableaux for the benefit of the Prss-
byterian Church drew together very large
assemblsge at the Seminary Hall last even
ing. The scenes elected the admiration Of
every one, and everything was passing off
most happily, until the preparation Of the
sixth scene when the accidental falling of a
lighted lamp on the stage, frightened the
company behind the scenes, and a wild
rush was made to get out of danger. The
panic infected the audience, and caused a
preeipitate stampede from the Hall. In vain
they were assured that no danger existed.
Pell nell, helter-skelter, they rushed out,
asking for no return of money at the door !;
and, Of course, the remaining scenes were
not exhibited. Nobody hurt.
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A letter from Bamberg S. c., gives
the following particulars of the storm
at that place on the 5th
This evening, between three and four
o'clock, a terrific cloud arose in the west,
accompanied by a fearful tornado, which
swept through our village, demolishing eve.
rything in its track, trees, fences, ETC., and
striking the building of the Allen Lodge, al
that time used as a school room by Mr..
Robert Seabrook and his sitter, completely
destroying it, burying unde- its ruins seven
Of the unfortunate children who belonged
to the school.
1t SEEMS that the children were having q
little party among themselves, and were
just in the act of preparing some refresh
ments, when the tornado struck the build
ing, demolishing it almost iastantaneously
crushing to death those who were unable Il
get out. Through the presence of mind OF
some OF the larger boys, several of the chill
dren escaped, who would otherwise have
undoubtedly been lost.
The names Of those who were lost are as
follows: Angus Brabham, son of Major j
J. Brabham; Hattie BIabham, daughter o.
Mr.. Hampton Brabham; Euphrasia Huff
man, daughter of Mr.. c. 6. Huffman FL
more Sanders, son of Mr.. Jabez Sanders
Charles Simmons, only son OF Mr.. A. f.
Simmons Urbanna Rentz, daughter of Mrs
Emma Reutz, recently OF Crangeburg vii
lage, and Charles Stewart, son OF Mr.
Hanseford Stewart, besides several others
more or less seriously injured, including
the son of Mr.. William Bennett, who was Sc
verely cut on the head by some Of the flying
timber.
Thus, at one blow, has our town been
plunged in the deepest gloom by one of the
most awful visitations that has ever occurred
among US. Had it been grown men or wo-
men, 1t would have been sufficiently appal-
ling but to see so many little mangled and
lifeless bodies bleeding at once, was almost
more than the human heart could bear.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH 4!
SCRATCH! SRATCHl SNATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WIN Cure the Itch in As II ours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, chill
Price so cents For sale by all druggists. BY send
ing % cents to WEEKS 4 Pot flbR, sole Agents,
l7J Washington street, Boston, twill be forwarded
by msil, free OF postage, 10 any paTt o. the Uoted
states iune5- Gm
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHdo'0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRrTT & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-f Opposite Maxwell Hoto
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
EN- FURNTURE-By C. B. Nichols & Co., 81
Broad street, Saturday, juno 10.
To whom it may concern. We viii sell
the entire stock Of furniture belonging to a
large boarding house, consisting of fine So
fas, chairs, ward robes, bureaus, side boards,
tin ware, cook range, cribs, eighteen bed
steads, eighteen shuck and hair mattresses,
pillows, pillow slips, sheets, spreads, &c.
ieS-2t
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Send 25 Cents for Certificate.

In al transactions by mail, We shall charge fol-
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage and
doing the business, IS cents each, which must be
enclosed when the Certificate sent for Five Ger
uhcates will be sent for 81 eleven for So, thirty for
50, sixty-fVe for $40; one hundred for SIS.
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EsIrals--DaTidson Cnnn,r

~ ~ A. nP y ~ = DoEteh. Esq. HyireIn tt.
~, 10 4 name and tan, as1all star In 49,
- 49, -iil.e SPOT ne o4tslde Of ere ie0 NM -.
~ ~ r5anis or other marks peFcepuble Ap5rs,,.
isken up ~ Priscilia Martin. a ssr,v CON-
Ia s,S Se.- 80 oa1< ears, marx ed ta6 rp.sri
%, "a, r., y ear, l9feleet black ahtile below ~ -.
no other marks. Appraised io so ''' Al'es ;
ALEA. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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DIED FROM HIS WoUNDs.-We learn that
VIM. j. Cook, who formerly belonged to co.
II, 18th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, died
on last Friday, at Cumberland Hospital,
from wounds received at the collision on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rsilroad,
some two weeks ago.
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Wanted.

A CENTS wanted 10 every town and Bergbhor.
n hood, for '-ThE GREAT LABOR sAVER." !
new article IN great demand, worth so % apv
family. Secured by patent and very ssleatle
Agents, male and female are making IS b. $40 mr.
day aiih a capital Of g. % so. ANY person raw ~
little -lafe tine, vii md It pleasant and profit
auie. send stamps ior circulars and return Fost-
Ege. Address WAYVEfr
mays-sm BOX f7sl Chicago, In.
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HoNEoPATHIC.-Dr. A. C. Wilson, one Of
the most Homeopathic physicians Of New
York, has written the following card:
NEW YORK, Oct. IS, 1862.
This certifies that l have been in the
habit OF using Samburig port reproduced
by A. Speer, in Passalc, n. j., from the
Portugal fruit, and have found it an excel
lent stomachic and fine gentle stimuant
and tonic. 1t is especially useful in cases
Of great nervous debility in lung and stom-
ach weaknesses.
A. D. WILSON, NJ. D., 1lth st. n. Y.
June 9, Itlltw.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled aith vernai1 need
be 30 10 longer, Hthey uss "CosTAR'a' Extertnina.
Tor. We have used u 70 our sati-fzctOn and 10 a
box cost =, We would have Il. We have tTied poi
sons, but they effected nothing, bat "Costara" Ar
hcle knocks the breath oui Of Rat, Nice Reaches,
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write IT,
u y IN great demand al over the cOuhtry. Me1ia0
(OhaJl GaEcffC.
go ,,Co.raa-.-l adEartiaenoa-l ah.oua
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Auction SALE or GovERxuExr Property
BY the advertisement in our paper, il will
be observed that su auction sale Of Govern
ment property, by Maj. f. B. Kirk, A. G. NJ,
will be had st the Franklin shops, on tn e
Franklin Pike, near Fort Negloy, on Mon
day next, June 18th, and continue from
day to day until the property is disposed Of,
embracing serviceable Quartermaster's
stores, and all the machinery at the Frank
lin shops. The immense amount Of proper
ty proposed 10 be sold, should attract the
especial attention Of purchasers far and
near. 10 fact it is big sale; and those in
want Of machinery, tools, etc, may find at
this sale the very thing suited 10 their
minds eye. Therefore be careful 10 re-
member the time set for the sale, and be on
hand.
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A FLORAL OFFER.EG.-A young medical
was made the recipient yesterday Of a
couple Of as beautiful bouquets as ever fairy
hands twined. We congratulate him, and
hope he will not remain long in suspense
as to the name Of the fair donor. Query.
Did you take them emblematically, Doc.
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To MiIk-men.-MilkT Tickets (pints and
ouarls) on different colored card boards, Of
good quality, for sale at this office.
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1866

A VOICE FROM TIE FAR WEsT.-qpeak-pg
Of 'CosLar's Rat, Rosen. Ant &c, Exts rrainafor-
'0Ore grain and provisions are DESTROYED Annually
IN Grant county ~ VeFmin than would uay tor IONS
Head
o. See "CosTAR's" advertisements Move.
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Persons residing in and about the city OF
Nashville, and those from q distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisemeut given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, Nos Deaderick street.
Aprill2-tf.
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See a Woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. Il is an sdmira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference TO old port vine.
Ii is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dee2l-tst6weowly.
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OUR Jon OFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the nestest style, and st the lowest
prices al this Office.