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PRESENTATION TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
The gavel used by the President of the late
National Union Convention will be pre-
sented to President johnson, bv the Committee
OF which the Hon. Reverdy Johnson is Chair
man, as historical relic. The subjoined letter
explains its origin:-
PHILADELPHI4, August l4.-To the President
and Members of the National Union Conven-
tlon-Gentlemen:-0n behalf and by request of
the National Union johnson Club of the Thir-
teenth Ward of this city, we desire to present to
you the accompanying gavel.
It's history renders 1t most appropriate
symbol of the authority of the Chairman OF
this Convention. 1t is turned from piece of
live-oak plank of the old ship-of-war COnStT,aiOn
whose gallant career so Justly won for her the
Soubriqtet of ''Oid IrORSides."
We had designed, in giving form to so precious
a relic of our early history, to have it hgura
lively carved and mounted in gold. But when
we thought of the objects of your vast and
august assemblage, we felt it would be far more
appropriate to construct II entirely without
ornament, that 1t might better represent the
great instrument OF our common liberties,
which we should keep forever free from the
ornamentation OF sectional parties.
Pray accept this souvenir OF the glorious past,
with our heartfelt prayers that God will so guide
your deliberations that our selfgovernment
may be real success, and not hollow, glitter
ing boast held up to the worlds view on the
points of bayonets. Very respectfully,
GEORGE MARTIN, President.
g. W ALEXANDER, Secretary.
MANY HAVE NUMBERED WuyJ III
century when every science has advanced to almost
perfection some one, acuated by desire to promote
the health and welfare OF his fellowbeings, has not
given to the world medicine which will prove efi-
caciOus in the cure OF those most painful diseases,
viz:- Diauhea, DysenterY, ETC. To such we would
say that at last a remedy has been found in DR.
MARSDEN'S CARMINAGIVE SYRUP. 1t only
requires trial to prove its unlimited success Depot
No. 487 Broadt0ay, NeaO York. For sale by Johnston"
Holloway ColUder, Wholesale AGENTS. No. % N. Sirth
street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists.
| PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER derives
much of its popularity from the simplicity attending
its use, which gives it peculiar value In family.
The various diseases which may be reached by it.,
and in their incpient stages eradicated are among
those which are peculiarly fatal if suffered to run
but the curative magic of this preparation at once
disaIms them OF their terrors In all respects it
fulfs the conditions of popular medicine.
HUMPHREYs SPECIFICS of invalids
have been perfectly cured of long standing ailments,
the plague ard bane OF their lives and on which they
have spent hundreds in vain, by simply using these
invaluable SPECIFICS. Nota Family who have ever
had one of these Family Cases OF HUMPHREYS
SPRCIFICs, but would give five nmes its cost rather
than be without it, Address No. 662 Broadway
'N,Y.
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IMPROVED LoCK-STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers Grover g. Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
| Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use No 73O
Chesnut strict,
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Agents wanted, No. 928 Chestnut street, Phila.

"NEEDLEs' CAMPHoR TRoCHEs." known to be a
TenapLe anu Prompt cure ioT onoleralG SS mptoHs'
| and the maker, G. H. Needles, Twelfth and Race
streets. Every one should keep them at hand. SOC.
nprh
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have saved many OF his ellowciizens from long and
weary days and nights of sickness Depot, No. 4T
Broddlcdy NetC York. For safe By Johnston, Hoto-
,Cdg & Co1Cden, Wholesale agents, No. % N. iSirh
street. Philadelphia, and 6y all druggists.
To BE AFRAID OF THE CHOLERA is to increase
ones chances of taking 1t; to exercise ordinary
prudence in wardng 1t off is to provide oneself with
JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM, and thus be pre-.
pared to the disease in its earliest stages For
the cure of Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cramps, Choic,
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, etc., the Car
minative sovereign remedy, always safe and eff
cacious. Prepared only at No. 2i2 Chestnut street.
MULTITUDEs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE AN ALTERA-
TIVE to restore the healthy action of their systems
and correct the arrangements that creep into 1t.
Sarsaparlas were used and valued until several I'M
positions palmed off upon the public under this
name. AYERS SARsAPARILLA is no imposition.
The ELLIPTIC LooK.ST1TcH SEWING MACHINE,
with all the latest Improvements and attachments,
incompara6ly the best for Famity Use.
ELLIPTIC S. NJ. Co.
Agents wanted, No. 923 Chestnut street, Phila.
HOME AGAIN-MEDIcAL ELECTRICITY After an
absence from home ior the purpose OF rest, DIR. s.
Beckwith and wife have resumed their duties at No
1920 Wanut street. Those desirOus of using the
pleasant and strengthening treatment of Electricity
as applied to disease, can now make application
For the last two years we have, by our new dis
cOYerles, been erecting some OF the most astonishing
cures record Of cancers tumors, dyspepsia, rheu
matism, lung diseases, and general affections of the
respiratory and digestive organs together with other
chronic diseases. Those desiring circular contain
ing description of the treatment references, certl
Gates of cures, etc, with other interesting lnforma-
ton for the afflicted, have them by application at
the Office or by letter Consultation free.
Mrs. Beckwith will be at home hereafter to attend
to the ladies' department.
"NEEDLEs' CAMPHoR TRoCHEs," known to be a
reliable and prompt cure tor Choleraic symptoms,
DiaIrh9a Dysenterv, etc. For sale by Druggists,
and the maker, G. H. Needles, Twelfth and Race
streets. Every one should keep them at hand. SOC.
per box.
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use No 730
Chestnut street.
| Now THAT THE WIGwAM is closed, and the sum-
nearly SO, let all show joyous feeling by
getting new SUIT of Clothing at Charles Stokes &
| Co.'s one price, under the Continental
IMPROVED LooK-STITcH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers. Grover g. Baker Sewing Ma
| chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Z $40 and 5-2Os
| wanted. De Haven Brother, No. 40 S. Third st.
SUPERIOR STYLES eF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY.MADE CLOTHING.
| WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
| OAK HALL,
Southeast corner sixth and MARKET Streets
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We refer, by permission, to

We refer, by permission, to
N ajor General Winfield s. Hancock, U. g. A.
General Robert @ schenck, NJ. C.. Ohio.
General Halbert Il. Paine, q, Wis
General John n. Ketcham NJ. c., N. Y
General James q. Blunt, Kansas.
General j N Hendrick, Iowa.
General ID. @. McUallam, ID. G.
General o DAYTON N Y
Hon George Lawrence, M. G., Penna
ID. O. FoIney, Esq, ID. G,
Major j. r.. Doughty, N. Y. 'a
Hon. Henry wilson. y. > >,
Hon William Kelley, NJ. O., Penna
Hon KellIan V. Whaley, M. O., WestVa.
Hon Hon bbsn % Q; I1gsTS;S Ts4n;D1 !, r. G. c. dnn III
Hon A. II. LaAln NJ. G., y. Y.
Hon. William A. Newell NJ Nj
Hon George W. Julian, NJ. G Ind
Hon. stephen f. Wilson, NJ c.. Penna.
Hon. b f. ade, u. s. Senator Ohio
Hon q. II. Latham NJ c., W. Va
Hon. BENZ. f. Wilson. NJ. c., Ohio.
Gen. Hoys nj. e., Ohio. ro,o
VTALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
V GARDEN-Nos. 72O-726 Y lEE sneet:
GRAND INsTRU MENTAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY,
BY two large and efficient orchestras' l1
And EVERY NIGHT. In cOnneXlon Win our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band Comprising the best Artists IN the city
VIII pei'Olni' OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious Summer Garden, artisticaly laid out
with shrubbery Fountains. etc. -
~ IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especiay set apart for FAhlLlES the best OF Creams
and other Refreshments VIII be serVea' tl6S
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ON THxarsE-Othello was well put upon
the stage last night, al this coy place Of
amusement. Mr.. Barrett appears to under
stand the character thoroughly, and Perse-
mated the passionate Moor as well as any
actor We ever saw. he is scarcely 50 pow
erhul, physically, as the Moorish race, and
esnee;sllv as 20 Moorish hew, we think, in
,his instance should be and his highly in
,.lset,al forehead Is more Indo-E European
tran Berber: but his intellectual eoneeP-
tion of the character made UP for all Physi-
cal defects.
Mr.. Arnold did well as lagO, which IS
character Of equal Importance with olhelio.
and many good critics are inclined TO gave
Il the frst place in the play.
Miss Burriu rendered the part Of BESIDE
mona with great eredii-esPeeially in the
most tragic scenes.
Miss Andrews, ss Amelia vas excellent
wessnnot help concluding that she is Ia
better adaptedto heavy parts, thar 70 h'
uole ofoli women. She is 4 lady OF hign
c~ultnre, with fue feeling. and a deep sens
oftbe tragic; and we shall be glad TO see he
aslssding woman. for which position she
% vel qualified.
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There" said Quilp, slipping his FcFrs
Cic7aot st dinner-"there is a wine
good enough for either world" They
don't drink wine in the othe world,
said Q iunior-sla lad Of fourteen" but
something stronger ! should fancy,
{" What makes YOU think so2 said the
governor, looking up with something
like astonishment in his Jolly face.
q Because it Is the world of spirits,
YOU know. That comes, said 2
Of sending boys TO Sunday school
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pETROLEUM
The First Consignment oil OIL
The General siegel brings go bar
reis.
Four STEAMBOATS, Gong into the
Trade.

That Nashville is the center Of great
IN basin. IS. we think, a certainty Wher-
.vsr boring has been prosecuted for any
great length Of time, there oil hiss been
found. and that, too, at no great depth.
More than thirty years since, while Dor
ipy for salt. near Burksville, q flowing we'll
of great capacity, was struck but the value
of oil was not then understood, and the
hole was plugged up-the men engaged an
the enterprise, being exceedingly disaP-
poiuted, as this oil was always reached be-
fore a salt vein could be found.
Recently. however, one ofthese wells has
been reopened. and men are engaged IN
others; and already we begin to see them
realize the fruits Of their labor; already i'm
,neuse quantities Of oil have been stored at
Burkesville. an ne load-27O barrels-yes-
terdav res aed here, consigned to Messrs.
Diekev 4 smith. It came from the Creels-
boro Company, whose we'll is running
large quantity Of the precious auid.
No less than four boats-the Gen. siegel,
the A. Baker. the Glaze. aud the Try Us
were yesterday at the landing, preparing 10
start for the oleaginous district, and in a
few days all viii return, loaded down to the
waters edge, with barrels of crude oil
which will be forwarded TO Louisville to be
re6eed.
II is indeed a pity capitalists do not erect
a refinery here. There is oil 10 the north
Of us, oil TO the south of US, oil to the east Of
us. ell 10 the west Us; the rivers are pouring
forth fountains Of Gill and yet there is not
refinery in the State We hope this state
Of affairs will not continue long.
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A VRsrSIA REuo-"THE Oh BLUE
Bov1-"-This old historical relic, hold
ing thirtysix gallons and which for so
many years belonged 20 the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues of this city, we
are clad 20 ind, was rescued from de
struction on the yer memorable Sd Of
Anril by an excaptsin Of that famous
oia COMPANY. It IS said that this bowl
is upward Of eighty years Old, and dur
ing its lifetime has contained be
tween n hundred and hfty and two
hundred thousand gallons Of egg-nog,
iulep, punch, toddy etc IL Is Q -
. The Place" opposite our once ana
viii be re6lled with egg~nog on tnS
occasion ofthe reorganization OF q DIG
company, which is now under way
NRieiaoad Tines, Dee so
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100000
To be SOId for One Dollar Each

Without regard 10 value. and not 10 be paid for M
al you znoT what you VII reserve.
Among thOse who have acknowledged the re.
ceipt Of VALUABLE HFTS craEu from fhis Asso-
eanOn since Jan I, 1875, The following kindly PER
n Z their names % b used
Taylor, Rnffou, Pa, Gold Rsfeut Lever Waieb,
value 500. Rout. h Aotchkissl New HaFeu, Com.
Meioteon. value $50, WFTWllia, " 2d o., n.
pan. 10 YORK s., Sod Wsich, value sil5. hiss Ellen
+ Dlekerson, bnghampton. Y, Melodeon, value
500. Mr. n n stone, 81 Tenth g., n T.. Psno, val
Ne $3.50 Mn Thos A Mlier, s~cranton. Pa, Da-
mond Ring, value SITS Miss Ellen J Peek, spnng-
field, IN Meiodeon, value SLb. Dr. ! Van Rpsr,
Washington, y c. God Hunting Cased watch,
yaus 500. Eds X Ltndsay, Worcester, MSS ,
Pkeo, value $50. Miss D n Farself, nuhuque,
lows, Diamond Ear Drops, value sz5G Fmncs I
dorNn, 10 Pearl st. Alozny, y T. Muec Box, Va
lge $40. Mrs X c l~ngersoi. Urhanl. Ohio, silver
set. value So. Lieut. HeHdncks. WilaTI s Ho-
ssl, Washington, DC, Silver Hsteut Lever Watch.
value SO. CapL I Wasnsr, n y silver Wasch, "
us Sc. Geo. u Wood, WhIfhy, Canada Wet zl
vsr wa.ch. 81 Wm B HedAsls. oOlunbaz, o.
MANY persans Who haze drawn vslusbIo prizes.
DO Dot wish thelr names pubiahed o. Ee mlEht ex-
tend THIS hst Letter. non various pa-ts- though
out the country, acknowledges Toe receipt Of VA
uabie gns, may b. sen On he a our oncs.
nAssEn o. bnrs1sruoE.
CERTIFICATES nhnine essh adleie and as
NAtrE ar8 placed 10 aeaed euFe opes, uhich are
vel mlxed- OEe q thsse EnFciopes, rQntaaiua
ths Cerlncsta o. Order Tor some Article. fHcrln ..
least one dollar a. retail Hu Be- delivered e. cur
uhce, Or sent b. mail % any a1drss. shh1ut o..
gard 70 chocf, cu The receipt o. 3 eeat1- Thsurr-
ehaser vii zee uhaf Ar lcle n draws, and IT, ralus,
Nhich may b from one n Five aunlred Dollar.
and can fheu teud Ons Dollar aod receFs TIE arl-
Gle named.
nsNo ~Blaaks-EseEy purchaser gets an suicle
q value.
Pato5 dealing with us nsy depend On havinr
/ prompt retnFus, and the arufls drawn Wi D. IN.
m~edihieiy seus - Any address ty rstulu NAL ID
express
Eaure saasflcucn GuErsuiesd 10 al Cases
So 81 Ceruhcafes EF one Dollar. Thirteen Obi
TEo Dollar, ThluY-ttrea Tor Five Dollars. Gfaa
lndaceu a1ts 10 Agents..
Al lesfsra should b Edd-sssad
r BrNrUN a Co.
Boz HST Poi oaacs. Nes York,
uoVadEulms
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c,,ssrvs The CruHHkLaxp.-Al who may
ave occasion 90 50 70 Edgshsld to gay ="
,..t Nashville from that side Of the river'
viii ma in the steam ferry beat Ken
tusky . cheap, ssfe snd pleasant convey
snse. The trips are quick aud regular iso'a
; central isndisE, aud the otAseFs arr Poi''s
and Accommodating.
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To D~rL1SouENr MEEcuasrs Mr.. Reoor
acr wilkinson requests Us 70 state 20 mer-
chants sud others Interested, thatthey must
now come up and renew their city licenses,
or be proceeded against according TO law.
wora 20 the wise is sufficient IL they do
,,ot corae M. he will be compelled to pro
ceed against them. aee'-'"'
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BROTHERS.

MkSUFACTURkR o. PIANO FOkTEs. NJ. 81
VI H~cker arsel near BrcefHsF, Nss VorE
lie atoEe arm hEsilE neceuly commsaead he
m4nmecture Or Aelr tupFored pareuled pEuos,
neats yet prod1ced 70 VI b arsy inUfe hsatfeu-
go Nths trade a1d fuisadiuE purchasers lhrursh-
on Ne lnited -tatas. IEah. y. Hcudc M 81.
a8Js III Aessn- ~ brs- insF lnsuis haze ~
Ainsd ne grFa1ir dsluctc1 o. hsnr. in al 49,
peces ll7cmparahy ne bea So mata 10 De
eeanlTi' ldectfm
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selrAbu.s.

This vice, which is never praesiosa IL
the presence Of any one has proved Ia
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the nobissi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 ~eioquenee or pen 70 song.
Is has destroyed health, blasts1 the cousti
tuto1s sad reduced the miserable victn Y
. living sEeleton- Dor are these il fnsi
aid iAtAl eneeS In IL pains are seattsrsd
The ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal syes. To b
cured ~Psrmsasntly Of this GGictoa, cal o.
Dr.. Coismans Nc. - Horth Cherry street
o. address him b. lsstsr, Boz sci, Eaah
FAlai ts1a- fshfs-d
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Brevet Major and A. A (


WusoS CoUSTY.-phe HERALD and "ReR-
ister" at Lebanon, Tenn, lave been consol-
dated, and will be issued hereafter as one
paper. The united circulation attained is
greater than that Of any country Psper in
our State. Situated 10 the center Of an IN
dustrious and an intelligent community,
and having the support Of all the surround
ing country, our merchants viii recognize
the Importance and advantage Of being
known in this locality through the medium
that this sterling paper affords. Our excel
lent young friend, ". A. Wade, one Of the
proprietors, is at present in our city. Pre-
vous to returning homo he will call upon
the business men Of Nashville and solicit
their favors. We hope that he will meet
with q liberal respone.
To the business community we will say
that the trade from this section is very large,
and it is well worth an effort to secure it.
How TO KEEF WARN N BED.-At tbs
suggestion Of an aged philsnthropist We
give the following cheap and effective
$1,000 ~ 6mPcAAA5 NAN VIM " the
shorn lamb for the benefit Of all who
have not a surplus of Macinaws OF coverlets
under which 10 reposs during the reign and
chilly blasts ofthe "Winter King" Hoping
hat it msy be the means of averting the
cold from all who Eufier from its icy tones,
We cheerfully give it 3 place.
Take as many old papers as will cover the
bed, and sew them TO the quilt or sheet, to
keep them in their place. On retiring
, presd this over you, with whatever else
' VA may have in the way Of covering, and
'ssleep will visit SORROW" where otherwise
it would not. The philosophy Of this is ex-
planned in the fact, that paper is less porus
than blankets or quilts. While the heat from
the body would escape through one, it
would be retained and accumulated by the
other.
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Persons unaequsinted in the city seeing
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for ths treatment
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often 81 & loas 10 dei
femme 10 whom 10 sEtrust The treatment
Of such eases. To such persons va take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab.
lishment Of this kind is ct Nc. = DeGdsrick
street. \ this should be a sufficient guar.
sntes that this is a reliable institution. DH.
A. JOINS may be found 10 his Of
zee during the hours stated in his genera
advertisement Al Medicines GrniskeS y
ne Office.
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No. 222.

EOR SALE, OF EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
L III PROPER ~ New Albany, Ind, proper
ty IS folioEs A two story Frame House 10 perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank Of the ohio
river in fun view Of II, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupboards, pantry, cellar and
eisiern under the house. stable under ground,
24x2l. Wood shed, &c, &C. House stands 50 feet
back from one street aud 40 feet from the other.
Lot Is on the corner, 60xi5O. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms eaeh, on lot
is0xlT0, With rear fence; eisteFn 20 each house,
and well for both. All valued at Sl2 OCO.
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Special Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US, on Dec LIST 1865,
We will be prepared TO resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. LIST. Plans
and specifications furnished 70 our patrons.
Turning and Carving 10 order, for the trade.
WAKeEs 4 moons,
High street, between Church and Broad.
deeSO-2m-
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oRDER OF RExovAL.-soms time since, We
received a telegraph dispatch announcing
the removal Of Gen. stoneman's headeusr-
tiers from Knoxville to Memphis, snd nos
we append the order:
HDo'Es DEPARTMENT or TENNESSEE,
Knoxville, Tenn, jan 3, 1865
g Dsnl Orders. No l.
l.. In accordance with General Orders No.
IT3, War Department, Adjuiaat Geoeral's
tifhoe, dated Washington, Dec. p, 1865, the
Headquarters Of the Department Of Tonnes
see will be at once removed from this place
70 Memphis, Tennessee.
II. The Quartermaster's Department wiz
furnish the necessary transportation 70 carry
INTO execution this order, including trans
portati n for records Of and the public prop
erty in use at these Headquarters, the Off
GERS, e'erks nd enlisted men connected
herewith, their Baggage, servants and
horses.
By order Of Major General sioneman:
VIZ. L. POEIER.
Brevet Major and A.. g.
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II you want your Pianos wsIl tnued. cali
on T. +. Jackson, at LUck's. en- Union
street. or al Ms new Music Store, on Church
stISet. orders IRON the country will meet
With prompt stteniion. 1880
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SUNDAY, JANUARY Z. 1866.

ctauetanasI, OhiOs-JosERH > SuIAsA' :
oantbo1zet areat to recsiFe adFsstsements end
--ss.-phous for he Nazhr1e Unioh-
New Orleans, La.-EVWIS T. OvEAAlL' o.
aCoumorcial Reading Roo", is our Huthoii1so
sg.usts receive advsrdssmeHe and Subscription
fsr The Nashuue Uaoa.
memphis, T~enn--CLSEESTs q BAhN
oar sutharizsd agsnts 70 reserve
and subs .ripuonA for me Eashras oH'
Ions HoorsA a Co Pu0lishers' Agents
Ros. New York. are authorised 70
vertsing IN our PsPeF-
- Putlishsrs Agents, Tribune Build
'stsA .,a gtown's Iron Building, PhlA-
ias., are authorized to contract for advertising
ii our psPsr-
~ p,r4ssout 3 Co. PasuahsFs' Aesnl,' s
- YORK. asd 3 stAie street. Boston
ar ,o c.u,raet Cor advertising In our
,auer
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n. T. Smith Il Bro, No. % North Cherry
street, Cclsy Roberts old stand,l keep the
Finest Family Groceries, BCsndies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and 8 various sssortmentof Fancy
Groceries. Ali as cheap SIS can be had in the
city. All we ask is 70 give US 8 call and see
for yourselves.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTIcE.-We call stten-
ton to the co%partnershiP notice, elsewhere,
in which Mr.. W. R. Cornelius takes in as
associates, Messrs. J. j. 8. Hook, and A. II.
Robinson. Both of these gentleman are ex-
cellent business men, and the new firm can
not but be a success.
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Max L. Gutmsnn, at No. 20 Public Square
has again received a new s~ssortueot Of
Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions, a2d Is
hereby soliciting a continuance Of that kind
patronage which his friends and he pubic
generally have 50 far bestowed upon him.
oef2S-3m
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NV FIRx.-Mr. MS. Stokes, who is well
known here as a boot and shoe dealer, has
retired from business, and IS succeeded by
Messrs. W. P. Turner@ Co., who are recon-
mended as entirely worthy and reliable
men. Tho new firm does business at the
old stand, No. Sc College street, and asks
al the old patrons Of MI. Stokes to call on
them and get the best bargains in the city.
They warrant Their work, which is great
thing in this age Of cheap boots and shoes.
We hone that they will receive the very
liberal patronage their affability and bust
ness qualifications deserve.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07

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