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He is Rescued from the Mob by
# Soldiers. n
Great excitement, etc.

aar -
In our yesterdays issue, We stated that
the negro who killed Donovan, 81 Bowling
Green, had been hanged by a mob. It now
turns out that the crowd was dispersed, and
the negro cut down before dead and placed
back in the jail. Tue following account OF
the affair is from letter to the Louisville
Democrat Of yesterday:
BowLISe GREEN, KT., April %, 1866.
MEssRs. EprroRs-Gentlemen: The ex-
element here to-day is intense, in conse-
guenee Of the arrival, BY Saturdays train,
Of 3 eolorsd man by the name Of George
Gerold, the reported murderer of Patrick
Donovan, in this place, on the night Of the
18th inst. He was brought here from
Nashville, by the Nashville police force,
and delivered 10 the civil authorities Of
this pIase on last Saturday To-day some
three hundred OF the sturdy sons Of the
Emerald Iels gathered around the jan
where the criminal was placed for security,
and demanded the keys Of the lHler'
or the delivery Of the criminal, that they
might visit summary vengeance upon him.
These frishmen seemed, from their manner
and boisterous talk, that nothing save an
execution under Judge Lyeh wOald apPense
their wrath. They were, however, per-
suaded By the more sober-minded, law
abiding eisiEsns TO delay their plan for
abort while under promise that telegram
had been sent to Judge Graham to come
70 this place and give him immediate trial,
and il is thought he viii be here tomorrow
They then dispersed, with great signs Of
diseontent, and declared, in the most IN
mistakable terms, If the judge does not
come on to-morrow's train it will be too late
for Cul6es.
The facts Of the case, as near as we could
learn them, were about as follows; On
Thursday night, the 18th inst, Mr.. Dono-
van lsfl his place Of business at about IL
o'clock and started home, and was waylaid
by the negro fellow and struck in the head
with rock, which brought him to the
ground. He then ran up and cut his throat
with knife, taking from him only small
cum Of money, his watch, boots and the key
% the store. Being evidently disappointed
in the amount OF money be got be then
made his way 70 Mr.. Donovsn's store, IN
locked il, took what he wanted and LETT on
the o'clock train for Nashville, where be
was arrested on last Saturday.
He eonfesies 10 doing the deed, and says
he had intended to have carried out the
Plan the night before, but his courage fail
ed him. Ifhe had he would have got some
eight hundred dsllsrs, as Mr.. Donovan bad
tsksn that amount home with him the
night before. Mr.. Donovan was an indus
triOus, hard working man, a good citizen,
and consistent member Of the Catholic
church. There is not particle Of doubt
that II he is not tried by civil authority to-
morrow he will be dealt with as he richly
deserves. Very truly yours,
Boa
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MARKETS..
10y Telegraph

CINCINNATI April -.
Flour hrm but unchanged, and not mucn offer
Ing supeIine 81 1895 90; Ext a $3.50. 10 Fam
lily 80 50 to $40 IS.
Wheat 6rm; No. old Red e. 25 to 81 40.
Cora irm Il 55s56c.
Oats 4ls45c .or No. and No. I.
Whisky IN better demand at 81 p.
Provisions higher snd generally hsld out Of the
market.
Mess Pork held ST.
Lard held ct lee.
Bulk Nests l25l, ls1<, and i41z for Shoulders,
Sides al clear 81, e., hut purchases Of any msgni
tude could not have teen made az these figures.
Bacon held Ga hghefi BIT no advance WIS es-
tablished.
Groceries unchanged.
Butter Scarce at3s to45c.
Eggs Ice.
Gold l261{sl201z.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given as by the press Of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, IS the following from the Mask
velzs Daily Union;
"a At a period like the present, when our
city is filed to overdowing with transient
population, and diseases prevail 10 an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt OF, It is proper that
the means Of cure should be Of ready &C
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have Information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tics Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence If they have given their atten-
tion exclusively 70 one branch Of the pro-
fession, aud made themselves masters Of il,
they have stiI more right 70 expect sup
peri, more particularly Il they have Afford
cd proof Of their ability 70 cure. To this
latter class belongs DR. /. l. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been benefactor
10 the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
Is e safe and sure Physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may sill be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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nenIines 10 be HastY.

April %, Is76-2t Prime
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Cleansing the City.
warning from the Mayor.

Elsewhere win be found a warning from
the Mayor, to al househOlders, to cleanse
their premises Of everything which is dele
terious to health. This is good move, and
the Mayor will see that his mandates are
executed. He is just the man 20 put the
city in condition which viii Insure it
against contagion.
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ISFhsTIcIDE.-An new born child was found
yesterday morning deposited in the privy
at No. Church Street. Everything indi-
Gated that the child must have been thrown
in the pit between six and seven o'clock on
Tuesday evening. A white woman is sus-
picioned as the party who did the cruel and
criminal act. P. B. Coleman, Esq, in the
absence Of The Coroner, summoned a jury
and held an inquest. The verdict was that
death was caused by strsngulatiOu, and the
infant thrown in the sink.
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-A nOlle prosequi was
entered in the case OF Alderman Morton,
charged with murder, and about twenty
cases Of misjemeanors we're disposed Of.
One or two esses came up involving the
eOustitutionAlity Of the civil rights bill, but
no decision was reached.
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Messrs. VIM. Gamble & Co., per Mr..
Wheeler, laid US under obligations to them
for The Young Folks, Beadle's Monthly,
Waverly, and Frank Leslie's Magazine for
May. They also have good variety Of the
leading Weeklies Of the United States.
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Large audiences were in attendance at
the Panorama Of New York City, at the
New Theatre, both yesterday evening and
last night. It remains here only three days
longer, exhibiting each evening and night
at three nd eight o'clock.
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self Ahnsa.

This vice, which is never practieod in
tho presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 elOquence or pen 10 song.
L has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this afiiction, call or
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb36-t
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In Chsnoery at Carthage, Tennessee.
Manor Rr1FF. Isag.

Henry ". Reborn,
- Amended sad upplemental Croas BIZ.
n Ward "a as
~ this cause, t appearing n the Clerk and Mss
Ter that dafendant. X a. Aiis1u, b beycnd The
limits Of Che etaie Of Tenns see, and ses - him
SELF - ont 20 ihs iurad con Ct this court that the
Ordinary uroco OF l-F eannGt he ueFsed upon him-
% j. there,ors ordered thaf pghloaton T. male
Tor four successive weeks, In the MELVILLE uuinn.
a newspaper published in ne city Of Nashville.
Tenneaasa. requiring said ascendant 10 arpaar
before TIE CierE A1d Master at once 10 Csysiars
90 r before Nay kulea and ansWar said cross b,l.
on The same VII b taken or confessed and ct ior
heaTing ~ parte. A. r. him.
Hsrai-ril D. a. CAMPBELL. Gam.
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-F7z''ls years es,atl sted in n. Y. Cry"
=. "OnIy in'ailihle refned e. knCwn."
tfFfee from + is0us."
mot dangerous % the Human FauilT.'
s'Rats come out Of their hoies 10 die"
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Medicines Furnished at the Di,psnsary.

s an Ss5so9s ssPyss the Dpena are furnished ''s o
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LATER


Twelve o'clock pm. A large crowd OF
citizens gathered around the Jail about II
o'clock tonight, and with orOwbars, axes,
hammers, SC, forced their way into the jail
and brought out lhe criminal, while every
word wss an oath, swearing vengeance upon
his guilty head. They then led him to
tree near by and hung him up by the neck,
but before life was entirely gone q charge
was made into the mob by company Of
soldiers, dispensing them and reseuiug the
negro, who was reoommitted TO the jail
Intense excitement still prevails, and al
most every one thinks that the military
should not have intsrferod, as it was bru-
tai, eold-bloOded murder, prompted alone
BY q desire for money, which he was to-
lazy 70 work fOr-priding himself on being
one Of the swell -hesds--and thought It dis
honorable 10 soil his hands with honest
,shor Boa.
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n cbancerr Il NeMinnTilis.

r B. Piies, Ex'r Of John staeleneld, decd. com
u,-fr- "a his wife Niuiosne, . Q. rtoyal ana his
ne. Dapzahne siofsil. deieuosnts
IT Appearing 70 the satisfaction q The Clerk and
nf.-ss-' f-,ss sfsdssif shat the shove named de-
fendanls are noz-resdonts q tee atee 9. ieenessee
- go fts ordinary process II law cAnnotho served
= 49,. II a therefofe oHdcled that puhlicstion
- ,s-5e Or f,rr e rneeculive weeks, IN TIE Nash
vile Tuion. . Newspaper putliaoee IN ne cry q
S.ssvIlla Tennessee, rgqurlaE $40 otlel4e1ts 70
- - ~. frst sias Il eur next Couri, . he BED
"a wesxiuuvlle on he 4tn suil1aJ IN March, ieee.
4, niesd ansuer or demsr 10 csInplalnants usts =
~ 49, ,rlil b. tsteu fcr cunleEsod, - men,
ano - ~ ). y. soRFcRD, O. a n
..,et.~sts - J. Q. HAS, D, g
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PlEoRaEA.-The New Theatre continues
10 be crowded, both afternoon and evening.
Old and young are aliks delighted with the
excellent Panoramai aud We hope the pres
snt liberal patronage viii Be maintained
No child but should be allowed 10 witness
ct least one exhibition OF the Panorama.
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DR.. Foote's Advertisements

OLD KYEs MADE New. without sp-e,sc,as
Doctor or Medic ne Psms hlet mailed nee Ad,
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The Most Perfect Iron Ionic.

HEGEMAN'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
4 Of Calisaya Bark, with PyTo phoFphate Cf Iron.
Prepared by HEGEhAN q CO., Chemists fnd
DRUG cisis, new YORK.
FYROPHOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced BY
s RobiQuet Of hsris, IN ls5s, and eceiEed iay0ra
be notice from the french Academy; il is cas-
assmilatsd, and not decomposed 70 the oulsch by
food or the gastric JUICE; lt Is = prompt etkcieut
tome ccnhinirg the effects Of Phosphorus and
Ion and IS not stsnulsting OF 1TrtEnt
Our FERRAr sd ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valusble properties Of
Csleava Bark, and contains eight grsns Of the Py-
ropbosphs e OF Iron each fu'd ounce; snd in All
csses, where mid and eficslious Iron Tonic is
desired, viii be found most valuable prepsrst on
san piles furnished % Physicians on application
PTRE VACCINE CRUSfs. selected from healthy
er,ntry ch ldrtn warranted relisbe.
HEtsEMAN cos Cordial kliKir Calsaya Bark.
Elnr1 ard Kino Lo1enges and Chlorate Potash 10
eenges- AL me above solt oy Druggists
HE6ENAN 4 CO,
nsr7 srn Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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See a MOmnn

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an sdmira-
BILE article, used in hospitals aud by the
irst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2l-tst4weowly.
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Dyspepsia destroys The teeth unless is
saeets are cOunteracisd BY that pure vsge-
table toms and Sntiseyties sorodont. No
bodily diaoass can impair them If this anti
eots 70 All corrosive elements that act upon
she snsnsl ia rsgulsgly applied.
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Persons residing in and about the city of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the sd-
verIsement given IN this paper, Of DR..
kings Dispensery, No. Desderick street.
Aprill2-tf
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1866.

HOJSEKEEPERS trouhed with vsrmin need
Be- 20 no LANCER, q they ass "C0srAa's" ExteTmina-
tor. We have used 10 70 our Eaiisfaction and n q
box cost S., We would hsVs il. We have trief pos
sons but they effected nothlngi bat "uostars" ar
hcle knocks tne breath GU o. Rats, Nice. Reaches,
Ants, and bed-hugs, quicker than We can write b.
y u 10 great demand al over the county, Medina
tOhi0j Cutie.
ss-see "CosTAE's" advertisements above.
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A very large Spring stock Of the latest
patterns Of Val Paper and Wiudo'7 Sasses,
comprising all styles and qualities, IN store
aud for sale by MEKErrT HILL,
Al Church street, May6eld Building,
n,hsu Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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PRorEsrAxT oRrRAN AsYlCx We sin
cersly hope thst the Cd Theatre vi be
hned 20 overaowing tonight, on the ocea-
sion Of The benefit 70 the Protestant Orphan
Asylum. Mr.. Flynn has generously donat-
ed The use Of bis theatre, and it Is certainly
the duty Of citizens 70 oOntribute literally.
The orphans are in sore need, let their
wants be supplied without delay. The tab
lsaux will be grand and constitute sufi-
Gent attraction 10 secure full house.
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r. a. STONE
Clerk ofruinan oounig Coaf
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P1uEs, FisrULA FIssURrs, srmcruREs, &c.
DR.. !. A. Clopton, Of Huntsville Ala, may
be consulted III Nashville, at the City Hotel,
on the e0lh. 2lst, s2d, Esd, 24th, 25th inst.
He guarantees 10 cure the worst cases in
the State. Refers 10 the most respectable
gentlemen Of the Medical profession.
Special attention given to diseases OF
females. IsprI9-d
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1866

'sCOSTAR'5 RAT EXTERaINATOR is simple,
safe snd sure the most perfect RAT.ideaton
meeting We have ever attended. Every kst that
gst u, properly pFepEred, VII eat % and every
one that eats q Eii die, generally a some place a.
distant AZ possible from where &c was taken.-L aks
SHIRE, Mich Mhror.
"a See "CosrAE's advertisement shove.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and Cincin-
natl papers. OIL
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CRoLrEA.-we call attention to the no
tice Of DR.. McGiIIs cholera remedy else
where. The medicine is warranted to ouFe
All complaints related to cholera, and We
eheerfally recommend them.
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Syphilis Teorary bprncu
vhs -
lurking
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Parties sending Orders to the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write - Union Office" on the face of
the Copy.
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The latest Spring styles Of Window
Shades can be had st
W. FKEENAS & Co.'S,
q Public Square,
spl25 2w cor. Deaderick St..
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Chronic

AND
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In Chancery at Carthage. Tennessee.
MARCH RULES lses.

lAneadsa aad suppismeziai siu.
foha r koiiiuEs, ei as.
~ this cars, if appear M 70 ths Cerk md Mas.
Ter lfal the daisrdaaf VIM scatf - q uon-rrsIdent
o. tls safe q ieluestce, % that tha erdinary
pr casa a. laT cannot b. served mon hin. ff r.
fnereOre orc cred tlaf uu1caticn - made l1r fsuf
paper published ia ne e ~ ui nashville. Tenues-
Gee reqIr " ssid dsisua1t 20 ap8d. u Il u nsrt
tertn OF the Chancery CGlft - smith county ~
On = Ia Carlhf "a ca or before tar frai Mon1.v IN
Iuaa Isea. 70 aasusy com plsiuEufa aruen.issf a.
supIuisnia bill, Or &c sere VII b takan far con-
feed - 20 tfll sll 81 ilr nfarlnH 81 rrr~tr.
rnare4 SER y. r. CAMPBELL. CkN
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Was The only "Prspaalion iaf food hon
Indian Corr
MAIZEN A .


State Of Tennessee-t u 20 am county
IT appearing 20 The uais -n1 49, I'D ,l. &c
- = - n -...s W certrYs Admir- ei a.
a. Hu-h. decd ". AnthonJ hls- ~. ..1. -
I % Il selI and. and g aPP,1lli = slo ~ -
she alersfIcus fgedl ll- = ". Z. -. .r-...-.
i-f 80 r-u,rs.-,iI1n 10 nlaie ri O. q he,e....a
1900 \ 5000 pudl.snesi 10 zee %
g.ile To- flur s1eceasIFe Hese- 5...1-.s 49,
B1sh % appear hflafr ~ y "a c15Irs9 II
-. - ID G.os1rfgi o.. on me Dr. ~ -lsis
Isss. tbsn an.i mere g. saief li n r. =. 49,.
riainsnfs petsion, 80
nsAi' "a iaiis \. u. STONE
-.rehrss-s Clerk efFuinan county Cozrt
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RIVER AND SHANNON NEWS.

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed - order.
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wsare obliged 10 The Adams Express for
late newspapers.
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Formerly q Commercial Formerly q ssEauss
Hotel. House.
CITY HOTEL,
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE & ROBERTS, Pr0PrieiOrs.

HAVING isssed THE vel known Hotel for .
III term of ye1rs. and hsriug thoroughly ref I'D
and raiafuIshea y Ne are nov aua1lea % son
motate Ne ireFe inf pilfiic GOD style A. any
ether lcuae ~ ne es4ntrF fl haI lGur been sd
fhat Nantri D. 49, Ersa.iy n seed - n rdof hotel,
and haFi1E ne mos central and isrrest house rs
the city - arr tetefulineff 70 maze IA aa-cnd 10
Rono- Der caSrEes vi a. al tn1ea 30 a. low -
oaa posi1iy be aduEded.
zassgis-sn HAEE = RoBzETs.
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1866

RATS versus BTRu5 Whoever engages in shoot
ing small birds is a cruel man whoever aids IN ez-
Terminating rafg ID a bencfsctor We should like
some one 70 give vs. the benefit Of their experience
10 driving OUT these pests. We need sOueihlng
besides dogs, cats, aud taps for "a business -
Scientific American, ". J.
Hs-5ee "C0srAE's" Advertisement shove.
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spIs52w
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1866.

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT-spsaking
Of 'Cosars kat, Roscn Ant, &c, EKlerminator-
more grain ADD provisions are destroyed annually
10 GRAFT couny By vernin thsn would ray tor IONS
q tins Rat aud Insect kilsr. - Lancaster (Ws.)
Head
ss-see "Cosrla's" advertisements above.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS -rhs Fuuter's GueTs
(Engiish) asseris snd proves BY ngurts that one
par OF kA1S oil nave progeny sud dsscencalts
no 1ess than 65l, $50 IN three years. Nov, unlsss
this immense family can Re Eept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain $3.50 hu-
MAJ beings.
8s-see ''Co5TAR'sf advertisement above.
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In Smith County Circuit Court
o,tober Rules. In Clerks ONE, February 2. lsee-
rA'm7 a, N Hughes Bill fol- Divorces.
Martha Jane Hughes

M motion Of cornrisinants solicitor in this cause,
4 appearing 70 TIRE Subtraction Of the Clerk. on IN
dayit, thst dsisndaut u NONRESIDENT y lti,lle'
lt ~ therefore ordered that notice q gwen y 49,
lcason In ire Nashville Union, 3 neHspaeef Puo-
lished 10 the city 81 Nashville, Teunes &c, iour Hue
cessiVeweeks s. requiring said Martha ans hnEIits
10 anpear before NE next Circuit NCgit q Sltieu
county Tenuessee, seteag 81 the Court house ~
CARTHAGE, on the tth Mondsy IN March nfxl lsoo'
thrn md there TO plead, dsmur or snsaer % CON-
rlaInant's uall. or the same Will be taken or con-
ts.sel and set down for hearing exparte e. % her.
NM. J. CLEVELAND, Cierk.
- "a per = =. WuErrsns ID O.
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUaEK EEPERs-should To-
collect that hundreds Of toiiars' sorth Of Grain,
PROVISION &c, are annually sfroyei ~ Ra.s
Nice, Anlsl aud oiler ilaeela and " rmin-aii Of
Enieh en- b. prevented ~ a Few doIsrs' sorth Of
.'eesTsA'a' hat, E9arhs Ant, &C, ExterInInator
bouf hi and used Freely
2-1ee 'COsrAHa" advertisement above
Ssold 10 Nashville Tenn, by ". :. C. w.
s4l y. and Al Druggists and Dealers
ularchl7-3nu da.F
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A large stock Of wsn Paper has Just been
-,,.iveS bv ". FEzrNaS 4 Co,
So Public Square,
,.t-sw cor, pse&sriek st.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERTCK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

ASLN6 HeCtv
alter
servo
H
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaI,nes

With any difficulty Of The uts eectuay cured by writ
or By description evenly their family MUSICIAN Of The
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il A fine lot OfNOrthsrn Peach Blow Pots-
toes for sale by B. S. Hamilton, No. 25.
Church street. apr-23-.2t
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He is Taken from the Jail by the
Citizens.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-26

The river is beginning to fall, but there
is still food in the channel.
There were no arrivals.
DEPARTED.
Emma Floyd........... ...............'.Cineinnat
Champion Louis
EXPECTED.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-26
CITY NEWS.

From Bowling Green, ny.
The Donovan Murderer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-26
ggashgille Aaipar.
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PErxTEB ssD yuBLIsHED By TBS
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-07

The electro magnetic thermal, Turkish hot air. vapor spirit
fame sulphur and shower baths by him.
sary with great in the forms of Cutaneous
Lucrative, Scrofulous, Rheumatic, Neuralgia Mercuria
syphic and all Diseases from humors in the blood
haaItaH dItinn of the skin and kidnaHs-