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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
The Oil Region on the Cumberland.
Plenty of Oil Everywhere

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Every account from the oil region Of In.
Upper Cumberland is favorable. oil wa
found there many years ago, while borinl
for salt, but 10 one attached any value {,
it until recently, ard now every foot Of tn
land, for miles around, is leased. There ST,
at least 5000 barrels in the vicinity o
Greensboro and Burksvills awaiting ship
ment.
The Louisville Courier Of yesterday SAYS
"Ihe developments Of oil in the region o.
the Cumberland river are progressing
finely, and the anticipstions that this sec
ti0u bids fair 20 become the coil creek re-
gion" Of the Southwest sre in a fair way Of
realization. a lot Of 272 barrels Of petro-
leum were received in our city Saturday
from Greensboro by the steamer Mercury,
consigned 10 sheerer a Campion. There
are yet upwards Of 1000 barrels more To
come forward from this same locality, all Of
which is destined for our city to be refined
and sold here. J. L. Wsggoner is the Pre-
sident Of the Greensboro Petroleum Com
pany, and all the stock is owned by citizens
Frankfort, Ky. Letters to B. C. Levi, Pre-
sideHt Of the Louisville Petroleum Com
Pany, located on Birthstone creek, Jackson
county, Tennessee, hear the Cumberland
river, a few miles below BENEFITS Landing,
advise him that oil was struck at the depth
Of I07 feet. which was aboutthe same depth
at which oil was first reached at the Crocus
creek borings. This well is located about
Is miles south Of Crocus creek, and has
been sunk to the depth Of l2O feet Al the
depth OF IO5 feet a large veiR Of gas was
penetrated, which with great power and
force blew out water and pieces Of rock as
large as an egg TO the heighth OF the
dericks. This Company nave another well
located on Mill Greek, near Burnett's Land
ing, which they are also prosecuting with
energy. The stockholders of the Louisville
Petroleum Company are some Of our FIRST
business men, and the expectations are very
fattering that their investments will prove
a very decided success.
ave understand that our enterprisiDg
clblzeus NApL. linus. buetIefJ contemplate
the erection Of a bonded warehouse for the
storage Of petroleum, to be located either on
the point above the city about opposite JEFF
fersonville, or else on High street, IN the
vicinity Of Skeene & Co.'S coal oil refinery.
The necessity for such establishments are
daily increasing, and it is important to the
increase of our trade and commerce in this
respect that such works be begun at osce,
"a there are thousands of barrels Of pe.ro-
Ieum now at various points on the Cumber-
land river awaiting shipment to our city,
and must be longer delayed unless proper
buildings are speedily erected for the pro-
lection and safe storage Of the same.'
Now is the time for OUT enterprising cap
to make Nashville a great centre
for the refining Of petroleum. To estab-
lish a few refneries will be to give a new
to the growth Of the city. Il all
the oil in the State is taken to Louisville to
be prepared for use, it viii be the fault Of
our people.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

such is the title Of an association now
formed. with q very large capital, Tor the
purpose Of furnishing means to planters m
this and other Southern States, whose stock,
farming implements, etc have been de-
stroyed by the late war,
we'll established fact that there are
many land proprietors with large estates
who have not the meRns 70 stock their plant
atoms with supplies and implements ana
unless something IS done for their rcliei'
thousands Of acres Of the fines land in the
wcrla must lie idle through another season.
The benefit to be derived from the pro-
ducuon OF q fun crop Of cotton 20 the whole
country is too obvious for argument while
itmust 90 Tar 20 ameliorate the present IN
fortunate condition Of the South.
We hope the Legislature viii not hesitat,
% charter this association immediately, s,
tina, the south may have The benefit OF IL
existence fog the present crop. With plenty
al means at their command, and a determi
nation to deal fairly with laborers-sud ",
believe such q disposition generally exists
,bsre will be al least three millions Of bale
nj cotton raised next year in the south
which viii be worth not less than S5oe,oee'
600. There ism excellent opportunity uo'
for the south 70 recuperate It's wasted enel
gies, and capitalists who will ioaa money
planters viii not only realise 8 good int
resi-, but will do much 10 aid IN the goo
work OF restoring The country to "s iorm'
prosperity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

PoLtcE CouRr.-Exacly twenty cases
were before the Police Court yesterday
morning, all but one Of which were charges
Of drunkenness aud disoraeriy conduct
None Of them were Rggravatiug, and the
fines imposed were light.
Molly Douglass was charged with beins
an accsmplioe in d case Of grand larceny
the property stolen being a wallet WORTH
Sl2. some clothing, and SIS in money. She
promised faithfully To have the articles re.
turned to-day, aud was consequently pc
rolled for that purpose. She will have
final hearing this morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Messrs. Childs 4 Bullock have opened an
eating house in the northern part OF the
passenger depot at the Nashville and Chat.
-tapooga railroad. Breakfast is served on
the arrival Of the Nashville and Louisville
and Nashville and Northwestern railroads
and supper on the arrival Of the train on th'
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad. Thi'
eating house is a great convenience to The
travelling public. Omnibuses are alwaysiI
waiting TO speed the passenger on his way
without missing connections.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

SoLurERs' HoNE AT JEFFEEsoNvILLE, INDI-
| ANA committee, consisting Of Governor
Baker, Msjor Cumbaok, and General Grose.
appointed by the Soldiers Home Associa-
| ton, have arrived at Jeifersonville, lndi-
ana, to examine the general hospital, which
is soon to De turned over by the Government
to the State Of Indiana. An appointment
| has been made of the buildings and fixtures
| placing the v~alution at SIS, 592. The COM
mittee will inquire into the true state o.
affairs connected with the grounds upon
which the buildings are located, as well as
investigate thoroughly all the interests con-
nected with the proposed Home.
Indiana was FIRST in sending men TO the
war, and is laboring hard to be first to pro
vide a permanent abiding place for its disa'
bled soldiers. We hope Tennessee will moi
be behind in the good work.
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Self

This vice, which is never practicsd u
the presence Of any one, has proved tie
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquence or pom 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonstf
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim K
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To Be
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box sos, Nash
vile, Tenn. fob16-H
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REMOVAL.
+. nrrNrrnN Il EaRRAR have remoyed then
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OLD TaEArRr.-A full house greeted Miss
Blanchard last night. As Little Barefoot,
Miss Kitty did admirably, and to night she
| will appear in one Of her best characters
"Martel, the Pride Of the market"
Miss Blanchard is a lady Of great talent,
and personal attractions; and we predict fol-
| her a fame commensurate with her acquire
ments. within a very brief period.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Persons u~uacquainted in the city ssaini
80 manysdvertisemeuts for the treament
Of Special Diseases, are often a. a loss 70 deI
temine 70 whom 70 entrust The Treatment
OF u cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estsb.
hshment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee hat this IS = reliable institution. Ds.
A. RfcHARD JoSEs may be found in bis OF
nee during the hours stated in his general
Advertisement Al medicines ErnlS5sE ~
Ae once.
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RuSawAr.-Last night the horses at
;ached TO a carriage in front Of the Colon
made building, took flight at the passing oil
the fire engines, and ran at the top OF their
speed down Cherry street to Broad, thence
to Front, then again up Front street in the
direction of College Hill, TO a considerable
distance, before they stopped. Wedid not
learn il any one was hurt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
County Court Smith County, Tennessee
JANUARY RULES. &C

JANUARY RULES, ! sc.
Il. B. Hsyuie, admir-, with the Will annexed,
". o. Bill to sell land.
Martha Miller and others.
IN this case it appearing u the sat sfsction Of the
Clerk, that the defendants john Miller and Eli
ish Miller reside beyond The limits Of the state
Of Tennessee, :. tLat the ordinary process ol
law cannot be served upon them: IL is therefore
ordered that publication be ma e in the Nashville
Union, a newspaper published IN the city OF Nash
vile, for four successive weeks requiring taid de-
fendantS to appear az the next term OF the COun.
" Court for smith county, 10 he held at Car
image on the first Monday in February next, lSG6,
then and there 10 plead, answer or dumur to com
plainauts bill, or the same will be taken for COMES
sei aud set for hearing ex parte as 10 them
ian6-w4t K. ". TURNER, Clerk.
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MARKETS.
rBy Telegraph

lby TeegSph.l
ONc1NNArI Jan e.
E.oVR quei, without change IN pness.
WHEAT DAN w'thegt essential change q NEE.
No, rev Redstsl6ai7a
coEN dul, also for No. car
OArs s'ealy, SSass iorucv
Rye steidy, 7c Tor prime.
hoas we're h-m a ass hseiy dresse1 Rsesp.
ca head.
Mess poss quet sS@ OaSD M
Srs'n meats dalle.n Nad Is Cor shoulders.
SIDES sud hams.
h"k meats and bscou unchauge4.
Lam IN good demand at U.s.. Or mime ola, t
hoidaTs ask g higher.
GR1cEsIcs quiet
WHsSY steady, A. s. e. lre.
CorsoS in COED dsmsoi. aaI prices aiy,arsd IN
sc hr mijiHns.
GoLn 1911.
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Who shall, under his direction, conduct IN,
inquiry into the sruth Of the charges mo.le
win such power 20 take testimony and en-.
force attendance Of witnesses as NAV be ma.
ee''aFy' an enactment Of snch amendmeo,
as exactius as your wisdom ahd experience
msy devise.
LSignedl R. Frxrox. Gov.-,o
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PERsoSAL.-Wo were yesterday pleased TO
meet Col. Sam. Tate, Of the Memphis x
Charleston Railroad, ons cf the best railroad
men in the South. He is working energet-
i,sllv TO render his road a. useful as pos
sible.
We also met Gen. A. NJ. West, President
of the Mississippi Central Railroad who Is
also a well known and able manager.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Hlau TANEs.-We understand that peii-
tions 60 the City Council, on the subject oi
the high taxes imposed last year, have been
le0 at the offices Of Nelson Is Murfrce, and
W. J. Mar for signatures. Call and s'gn
them tax payers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
Loss From $4,000 to $1,000.
Insurance of $1,000 on the stock,

Last night, about nine o'clock, q lire
brot. ont in the shoe store of Thomas Cor
man. on Co lsge street, a few doors north Of
Cedar, which. before it was checked dam
aged the stock in the store to the am'un'
OF from 5000 to $4,000.
The IRE originated among some empty
boxes near the stove, while the proprietor
and some friends were absent at the theater'
The FIRE companies were all promptly on
hand, and but for their energy several
buildings would have beel consumed.
The loss is more than covered by insur-
anee-here being q policy of $1,000 on the
stock.
Rat for the vigilance of the police all the
stock that was not burned would have beer
stolen. As il was, the thieves got nothing
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91a5hrillf 9luiuu.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY IL 1866.


ctonetunati, OhIO.-JosEPH B-QUISEY, Is
- sutsorssd aEeat to receive dseitsement and
szbz,duaoas for the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-E0TTE +. ovERALI, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, IS our authorized
- "a receive advertisements snd subscriptions
for the Nashville Ur!01-
uemphis, Tenn.-CIEnESTs a BEEST are
our authorized agents 70 reeve advertisements
a~J INSCRIPTIONS for the Nashr0e Union.
Joss HooPEE 4 Co Publishers Agents a PARK
Row, New York. are authorized 20 CONTRACT i0f @o-
yertlsiag II our psPer-
a., On. Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
and Rrown's iron Building, Phla-
are authorized to contract for advertising
in our PaPsr'
q N. PrrrESam1 a Co, Publishers Agents, ~
pa-t Row. New York. aud 6 State street. Boston,
= sr,borzsa 10 contract Tor advertising in our
paper
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
THE STORM DAY BEFORE YES
TERDAN.
The penitentiary wall Blown Down.

During the passage Of the hurricane ovel
the city, day before yesterday, about fifty
feet of the wall enclosing the yard of the
penitenliary was blown down, nearly leye.
with the ground. The wall had been very
insecure, not only at the point where the
fall occurred, but all around the prison; SC
insecure. that it is strange that a wholesal,
escape Of prisoners was avoided.
It is 10 be hoped that the Legislature vii
at once take action, and SO arrange matters
that the penitentiary may be made stroug
enough TO subserye the purposes for which
| il was built.
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Read This.

y. L. Smith & Bro, No. % North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and a various assOrtmento OF Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in tbs
CITY. All we ask is 10 give Us a call and SEE
for yourselves.
dec2S-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

A disease has broken out among the
cattle in the vicinity of Hinesburg, VT
One man lost five COWS out of a herd of
forty. This causes considerable excite
ment among the dairymen in that quar-
ter, but as yet it is not known that the
disease has appeared in other herds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department OT this Paper will please
write =. Union Ohice'' on the tace oil
the Copy.
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
CnmnanN.

The Office Of this old and reliable Compa
ny will be removed on Monday, sth inst.
| 10 rooms in the Bank of the Union, wher'
they Will be pleased to see their friends
Parties wishing either Marine or FIRE IN
1 surance will do well to call upon this Com
pany for fair rates and prompt payment II
case Of loss.
ianlO-2W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17


Mr.. Adams letters to Lord Clarendon
are able and dignifed, as we have ele
where said, but they have one trait
which we are sorry to see IN the writing
of q gentleman 20 distinguished. 1t +
that Of an excessive c%ivility, amounting
almost 10 seryility. He is not satlztied
with telling Lord Clarendon that be
takes the liberty Of differing with him
or that he desires to suggest another
view, but he humbly begs that his lord
ship will design to listen TO him, or
viii "condescend to consider, etc etc.
He "begs permission 70 observe, he
"most respectfully ventures 10 reply,
and finally he gets down On ms knees
in this wise
Notwithstanding the very great de
ference with which it is my desire, as
/ well as my habit, to bow TO the iudg
. ment of his lordship, if find myself 50
unfortunate as to be constrained to ex-
press an humble opinion in this case OF
conflict ing authority, I cannot in can
dor disguise my conviction that the
correct view is most likely TO be that of
NJ Cores de Sierra
Gentlemen do not addresseach other
thus; and the representative Of great
nations shuuld nCt-N I. Post.
TIE TEST OATH-The Providence
Journal-one of the editors Of which is
a United States Seuator-comes to the
sensible conclusion that the Test Oath,
however necessary Wslen passed, has
had its day. The case of q man in
East Tennessee is given, who accepted
the post Of recruiting officer in order to
help Union men avoid duty in the reb-
el army, and it argues from this the in
justice of the present oath. We quote:
ut is clear that q time will come
when the oath will be almost if not
quite abandoned. Common sense will
dictate that it should be given up.
That would be faT better than to bring
down men from the North to put in
every sub-district. What we want now
is not so much to punish every rebel
in the South as TO secure everv reasona-
bic assurance Of safety in the future
There are many men in the South who
cannot take the test oath, but whom we
should have no fear of trusting in posts
of responsibility"
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Special Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US on Dec. lst 1863,
we viii be prepared to resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. LIST. Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons
Turning and Carving toorder, for the trade'
WARREs 4 Moons,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec30-2m.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPART. OF THE CUMBERLAND, I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July "a, 1868. !
Or. John Bulls agent Mr. -, has permission
to shin to Nashville. Tenn, 25 gross or 800 dozen,
Of Bull 5 Cedron Bitters, for sale to suffers IN the
army only.
The regula ions Of the Treasury Department are
10 be complied with strictly.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Rosecrgns.
WIN. NJ Wins,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail by BERRY, DE
MOVILLE 4 Co, Nashville, Tenn.
octl7-tu sat d&w3m
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IMPORTANT AucrIoS SALr.-Geo. Shields
4 Go. will sell the fixtures and stock of the
saloon, at the New Theatre this morning
Parties wishing to invest in mirrors, pumps
etc. will do well to attend the sale
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Administrator's Notice.

ITO he Creditors of the estate Of James Miller,
L deceased having suggested the insolvency OF
sa d estate 10 the Clerk Of smith county, Tennessee,
hereby give You the notice required Of me 10 give,
TO ne your CLAIMS against said estate, properly su-
theuti s'ed, as by law required, with The Clerk OF
The County Court Of SIN IN County Tennessee, on or
beflre the l day OF June, 1856, or the same VIII be
forever barred thur prora a. \ Il. HAfNlE.
mu6-W4u Admir- Of Jas. Miller, decd
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In Chancery st Livingston, Tennessee
DECEMBER RULES, 1865.
David Mullins and others,
vs.. SOugin2 Bill.

IN This causeat appearing 70 the Clerk 4 Master,
from cOmplsinants blli, which is sworn O., that de
fsndsuts James lovelBdy, and EhztJeth, his wife,
Frances cox, Tennessee Cox, Mary Cox a6d Martin
Cox are uOn-residents Ct the state Of Tennessee, 80
that the ordins y process OF law cannot De erved
be made in the Nashville Union, q paper publisher
IN Nashville, Tenu Tor four consecutive weeks, re-
quirng said defendants u appear al the next term
Of the ChanceTy Court r Overton courty, st w.
TgsIon, Tenn, on the let Monday Of February, 1860,
anu fleat, answer or demgr 10 comp.aiGants bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed, as to
them, and set for hearing eN parte.
jsni-W4s J. ". WRIGHPC C. & NJ.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, P~enmanshlp, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON j co.
Octl3-ly.
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A VCICE FROM NICKsBUE0.-
VIcKsaURG, Mrs, Aug.9, 1868.
Dr. John BH-Dear Sir: / am happy 10 state 10
YOU that 1 have u ed your valuable Cedron Bittsrs
with great benefit to myself, in general debility and
p~rostation Of my system producet by the I'M
healthy and miasm-tc influence Of the Mississippi
river tound Vlcksbnrg, having been with General
Grants army throughout its whole southern cam
pa'gu. confidently recommend its usa to all per-
sons who are exposedto unhealthy climates.
H.. w. FOGLE,
AgeutU. 5. Sanitary Commission.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. lG, 1868.
On the 28d Of July last, ! submitted through an
agtuto niue, to the Medica Director Of the De-
partment Of the A my Of the Cumberland, a sam-
pe OF nv Cedron BItters, fer inspection, and re-
guestedi, after analysis, he iound II meritOrsus, 10
sanction snd approve is use among our soldiers.
The following Is the Medical Directors reply, aod
also gen. Rosecrans' permission to ship 800 dozen
atonce. 70 have il sold 70 suffers.
join BULL.
al am satisfied that CedrOn BitteTs will do no
harm to any one It taken Properly and in mOdera-
ton. see no objection 10 DR.. Bul s bsing permit
ted to dispose Of It TO suffers.
HESRY A. THURsTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, &C.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
sIa ~Rroadway, New Work

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies
SETS Of odd and Coral, Jet and Gold, kiorenuue,
Mosaic jet, Lava, and Cameo SETS Of studs, Nesl
mi Neck CHAINS Plan aud Cha ed COLT Rings,
sold Tbimllrs, Lockets, New style Bet Bucklest
cold Pens and peucis, Fsncy Work Boxes, Col
psns with t4otd and 81 yer Extension H~oiseTs, snu
ala1ze assoI tmcnt OF ce JewetTy q every des
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactures and
FIR sale by Yaryan Il Co, Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. decZ4 Il
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A RRINGToN d FARRAR have removed then
II Office 10
NO. oS PUBLIC SQUARE
Next door to the City HO'el, and adjoining the
Methodist Publishing House, where they VIII DC
most nanny TO receive Their friends and customer
IN tbair coinfortsble Office. Remember, No Is,
ARRINGTON q FARRAR,
isn2 I'm Real kstsie anu 6enerA agents.
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Notice.

OrFtrr oF THE ADAMS ExrErss CoNrAxY,
Fusac soUAap, Nashville, Teau, Jan. 70, '66.
TIME ADAMS ENPRES COMPANY hsve opened
anew Express Route va Northwestern RSl
road 20 Johnsonylle, connecting Wiz nrt class
e.i aessengo : on enire Route. connecting 81
Osiro win o6r Lines 70 Al pants North snd WssL
For SAFE, speedy Snd cheap conveyance Of freight
:. A. loNns. , ~. THATCHER
snns~usa-aavt Nnli-lu Arpnf-
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OUR jon OFFIcu-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB frlnt-
n n in the neatest style, and at the io"oS'
prices. at this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

If you want your Pianos well tuned, cal
on 6. =. jackson, al Luck's, on Union
street, or as his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country Will meet
with prompt attention. Oct26-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

For Sale at this Office, one good second
b.ud Roller. win be sold cheap for cash.