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PRESERVATION OF THE GoyERyWFST AND
USIoN-Tbe army and navy performed
their parts in this great work glorious
ly. VIII Congress consent, much long
er, to leave the work untinished2 Theirs
is much the lighter part If they fail,
what will their constituents think and
gavY
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IL is said that a negotiation Is IN pro
gress between the United States and
Greek Governments tor the sale OF an
island in the Egiau archipelago 90 the
former as a commercial depot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17

IGe tolIoulugI~ ~ sr',r O." statement e. cotton
received and -mppeiIu lhl- STA e Tor th" 'uH"u'
cotton year 10 March 30, compared with Oh" year
lsol-bI-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17

Bayard Taylor has introduced auow
watermelon, which keeps through the
winter. He obtained the seeds from
Nolga, Russia, from a melon grown iE
Persia, on the shores OF the Caspian
Sea.
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No 264.

T~ORsALE-Ons and A Mi story BRICK HOUSE.
il No. To-, vest side o. S0uth Cherry = rect ON
Ward, Of four r~oome-tw1 no, and -#1 down tt1rz
Hytrant wafer, good fence, 5sor--room ~ trlo-eL
lot D1l1. PncsS 5,OJJ-HUs cash. ba-alcs 10 &
s1d Il months interest ADJ lea
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In Chancery at McMinnville
FEBRUARY RULE7,lsa

d.. a. Cwyu, complainant
VS. AIul Z An HIT.
Edmond PeUdisto1, dsendanLJ
IL ms Cause 30 s1peanDg 10 the satisfaction OF
Rae Clerk end Master, ron AFFIDAVIT. uhai oe'Cndsni
D sntletou ls = uon-resldeut OF the Stare Of Tenaes
.et, 30 thst the Ordinary process 81 lsE cannOt be
se-Yed upon BIN It's therefore ordered mat pub.
cation L. INSIDE, for four consecutive weeks N the
Nashville Cnlou, newspaper published 70 the city
OF Nashville, tenuessee, requiring sad defendant
90 appear ca The hrstdsy OF our next Court, 70 be
bella az M~cNlnuylle, eth Moadsy in Msrch. 1896.
20 plead, Nnsger or eemur 10 cOmplainsnts bH, or
tht sane WA pe taSrl ~crconiessed. a. 10 him, and
-etlor bearing eNpsrte. j. MORFORD. GAM.
fea-l-Wa-e BY J. 4. BllEs, D @
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES

WI be charged 81 the regular advertising rates,
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Eeru0n made.
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TERKs OF suRsRIPrInH.
HATES or AIYERrLSIHa.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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zoo "a "a S9@9Ge' "a
500 e. az G
month"; 70 " 40
Y /" " 50l
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No. 265-

NOR s4LE-BNCE DWELLING Of Z rooms,
il diulug room, kitcheu aad servants rom. Lot
3oHl60 North Market ar6et, EeEt south o. dF-iluF
formerly Occupied BY NJ. lssers. Puce 800
800 cash bAspc8 IN : sod 2 , afs.
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In Chancery at McMinnvilIe

ENUNONNI NULbbl 300
Lewis Faulkner, and othsrs, complaiuauta,
vs. U. Bill.
The heirs Of John Cookey, their names unknown
Mary Cobb and her childri q, their names unknowa
10 complainant, Isaac Cookey, Richard Co0key,
snd Jonn Webb and bis wife, Ann, formerly Aan
Cookey, defendants.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk snd
Master, from affidavit, that the above usmsd de-
ie1dants are non residents OF the State Cf Tonnes
see, SO that the ord nary process or Law cannot be
served upon them: il u therefor orde edttrt pub
hcaton be made fr four conFecutive weeks, 10 the
Nashville Union. q newspaper published IN the city
OF Nashville, requiring sad defendants 10 appear
on the nrst dav OF our next Court TO held a. Nc
mInnNlis, on the sth Mon lay N March, ls6G, to
ped, ansser or demur 70 eompisinants' bin, or the
same will be taken for confessed, a. % them, and
set for hearing expsrte
J.F. MORFORD, Gam.
fsbz4 W4tN By J. G. BmU, DC.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No 225.

EOR sALE-A small Farm OF 20 Arraa, on tle
bncE Chnfch Flar, ) niles north OF Nashville,
we'll In prOVoJ. Frame house Of three rooms Al
tic, hall end kitchen. Two springs, hne youuS or.
ehsrd OF COO fruit treas, ju { beginning 10 bagr an.
pies, peaches, ptuins' cherries sad piums, al well
IN one year. Possession gwen January Ist. Is5s,
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Specimen Copies Of all three Of the magazine
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fO ABEERTlsERs M nETLIL.

TIKI RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS,
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IN Chsncery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER KTLRa 10
r. D. Bovord ais

q. hcWurd stas,
vs. DuEiaa Bill.
John h. Andrews, 20 SIS.
ON molten o. compiainants. by Their solicitor,
and DO appearing % he s4lsacuon Of the Clsrk and
hs-tsr. from N aiegs ION iE compls 1sats ul
lAsf TIE defendants jane. and Psyton Taylor,
Frsucis lElehErt and her husband EtheloJrt lyle
hart, are non Residents OF the state Of Tennessee.
1T s Therefore ordered thst publication he INSIDE
Tor four consecuufe geezs IN The Nashville Union,
q newspaper published in the city of Nashville, re-
curing the sad aef-ndsus % sppear - the next
term Of uFS CnaneerF Court 70 oe held for tie
couuiy q Perry. 81 The courthouse 10 the town Of
Lndea, on ths 1gst THURSDAY GER the first Non
day 20 kprlueK', then and there 10 enter thelr de-
hence % complainant stai. or the same VAL b "a
ken for CONTESTED, snd set for bearing eI pSue a.
Ethem. 8. NJ. THOMAS, cam.
msrcha-4tW
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IBOOE-BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship snnot be sxeelled, or our terms COM
psted with.
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Worth Ons Million Dollars,
TO be Sold as One Dollar zach, without
Regard 10 Value,
and no. to be paid fsr until YOU know wha. you are
Co receive.
SAMUEL C. RICHARDS & co.,
ESTABI ISHED 1871

The Largest Manufacturer aud orisinstors Of the
Ilstr huuOn, conducted TO- years on strictly Hou-
Oiaale Principles, and 10 The entire satisfaction Of
al who ~pairon'ze as, oder the usual
Catalogue of Rich and Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
IS Piano Fortes. sach.....--.... $500 10 500
1HU Sewing Machines, each. .......lU loo to 100
81 FINE sold Chrunome,ar Wat hes,
each 900
800 Fine sold Eugish Lever Wa.ches.. $50
20 Ladies Sold Ensmelei Bilou
$50
go soidSlyer Hunt Z Lever Watches. $40 to $50
go silver Dinner Sets..-..-..- 500 10 $50
100 >. yer Tea leo % $50
300 English silver Greet ctsnds........... % to so
5000 silver Fruit ins....-.--..-..... Is 70 90
An The above list of goods viii be sold ior one
dollar each. Certificates Of all the various articles,
sR lrg what esch one can have, are drst put into
envelopes, seated up, snd mixed, snd, when or
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sent by mVl, thus giving all a TAR chance. On re.
ceipt Of the Certificate you can see what Won cen
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Ter sud take the srHcle or not.
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THERE WILL BE No BLANKS.
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mum solid Silver Hunting Case Wstch, SIC. Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed In sl caseL Goods not
pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our customers will
ue exchanged Tree Of cost.
Afepls Sud others vii be allowed 10 cents on
each cert fcste ordered by them, provided BOT less
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EVERY SATURDAI, sent 70 one address Tor Nine
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CLUBBISa ARBANdENEsT-Subscrbers to aither Cf
the other periodicals published by TIcknor6 Fields
will receive EyERT SAIURDAY for SLOJ per year, IN
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GtOR RENT-A new Frame House Of 3 rooms,
4 10 North Nashville, near thu residence OF Mr.
r. K Cheatham. Price s3O0 per sunum.
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No. 266.

NOR sALE-FRA3lE house. IN Edgea-t o
il good rooms iot S3Il71, tnTd house on 6a.l.-
IN Fka. Puee G,H0-Ng1 ra.a balance DO zee
year interest SUD hen. Apply %
q. q. 5COFEL, Esa Estate AGENT.
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ARRANDALE & CO.,

Or No. 254 King street. Charleston, S. c.
.Br-HEf rr,r No
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No. 235.

rOR RENT-FHsen Acres Of good Land, At dFsi
4 1Ol-gAIs on GsllEtin PEe.
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No. 223.

TOR SALE-6j feet on North Front street, east
\ side, EeEt north Of and adjoining Budgs street..
known A. the Buck Budgs Toll house property,
embracing the Toulouse anilarge Livery stable.
Il vii BE- sold as awhole Or "a lois. NOH rcui-d for
over Sib00 per snuum.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, lsss.

Geo. ". Catrou, Administrator, ct ais.
IN this cause, il appearing to the Clerk End Mas
ter thai the names and residences Of = daughter Of
VIM. ROWS, deed, and Der heirs, and a daughter
d RoSls, deed, aud her heirs are unknown,
20 that the ordinary prccess q Law cannot be
served upon them Ills therefore ordered that pub
hcaaon Be msde for four successive weeks, in the
Nashville Unio1, q newspaper published in the city
o. Nashfiie, Tennessee, requiring said defendants
Of smith county, o Re held a. the Court house In
Carthage. on he tsird Aondsy IN August 1880,
% susSer compliments bll, or the same vii b
tskea for confessed and set for hearing eKpsYfe, ss
70 them. o. T. oAhPBELLso 4 y.
fehls-Eft
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates for advertising, 70 which We bind our
selves strictly 70 adhere.
NASHVILLE MO PRINTING CO.,
JOHN WALLACE, FOR the Daspatoa.
BARRY, WIHHAM & co. FOR Pes.
bELL, N & co, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, Tux. Sept. =. ls65.
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In Chsncery at AcMinnville, Tenn.
FEsErAHv RutEs, lsss.
A. v. Brewer, complainant
" in RIl.
Nervous Debility.

Seminal veakuess, etc, cas be cured By che Who
has really cured himsef Sad hundreds q others,
sad VII tel you nothing bu; De tlth. address,
WITH stamp, Box 81,
decaodAslT Boston, hEsa
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No. 22a-

6iOR SALE-20, 40, or 5t3s feet front on North
4 Cherry street, l05 feet deep, next north Of tbs
Commercial Hotel. This ~ . central business To-
calty. Pnce ESQ per foot. One-Ealtcash, balance
10 1 aud Zyear7 interest and lien.
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LIVERY SATURDAY. A Journal Of Choice Read.
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No. 236.

EOR SALE-4sh feet, corner Vine and Union
i streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. GN-Pre-
sideut Pok. Price $50 per foot. noble spot for
q nae residence.
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In ChspcerH at MeMinnrilla.

Caroline Tovles and sAllie N. Gibbs, complsiuanis.
va. Psfln Roach. HeBreits Roach, Josephine
Roach, and Charles kosch, defendants.
IN this cause i: appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ssd Master, from afhdaVit. thai TIE above
psrned defendants are uon-resldeuts o. the state o.
Tennessee, 20 that the ordinary process OflaE can.
not b served on them: II IL therefore ordered that
publication b. made, for four consecutive weeks.
IN the Nsshulls Union, 8 Newspaper publ shed in
the city o! Nashville, Teunestee. TequiTIng TIE sad
defendants to appear on the FIRST Day d our nert
Court, 20 b. held a. McMiunVille, on the 4th Mon
day IN March. 1850, to plead, alsvsr or dsmur 70
cOmplainant' blL, or the same v ! be taken br con-
fessSd, a. 70 them, and set tor haaring expzrts-
J.. =. M0RRORD, q, AN.
feb2l-S4ta By il BmEa DO.
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On molten OF complainant sal lt1ri a ttisr1usa.
q Appearing 30 The satisfaction o. tle Co-k. ua af-
ua'tl, that dtienaaat isa uou-rrsIdsr oi Tennessee.
d b therefore ordered tlat nouce be gwen br pub
Hcsaou iu lie Nashville lul0n, a newspaper ruh.
lshea 10 thc city u Nashville rc1Lps -e. Eur ruc-
cesslFe Ecets. requiring sad Martha isns Euzhes
% srpcar heiore the next Circuit ecu tor Smith
county Tennessee, setting so the Court house u
Oarhsze 90 the Sh Monday m March uexL 1880.
then aud there 20 pleai, dfmur OF sBsusr % com.
llalnEuis uui OF la sans wII D. taken F1r con.
ieesei and st down Tor hearing eKpEtes 81 3D. her.
va. }. CLEVELAND. UsfK
iebiI WH per =, p WukusssS. D O..
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery at McAiinnYUe.
FEBRuARY RuIEs Ises-

r B. Biles, Ex'r Of John st1bie6sld, deed. com
plsiEsDC ". Ann z. Stuhlsdeld, Ufors stahehslds
Huston and MS W1fs Vietoune, !. C. stOyEll aud hs
wife, Dapealine StOsAl. defendants.
1T appearing 70 the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master ron shdsfyf, thst the above named de-
fendans are nOn-re sdents ofthe STATE of'leu1ezses.
80 thAt tos Ordinary process OF lsW canoot - served
90 thsu: ltis thDrsfore ordered AEt pubicatou
he msde. br four consecutive weeks. IN ne nash
VIE uneu, 3 Newspaper published u the city q
Nashville. fennssss. requiring sad deisndarts %
appear on the nrE day Of our next Court, % be bed
81 hcMiunulle on the 4th Mondsy in March, 1850,
the sane vii b taken for confessed, |. ~ them,
and set for hezriuz sxpaIte
isbSl.W4gs 81 J. c, BrEts DC,
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No. 222.

EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERTY. New Albany, Ind. proper
~ IS folioHs A Two story Fame House 10 perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank Of the Ohio
rlver N null view Of u, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cuptoards, pantry, cellar and
cisien under the house. stable uuder ground.
zlx24. Wood shed, &c dc. House stands 50 feet
back rom one street snd 40 feet from the other.
Lot ls on the corner, 60Il0O. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages Of three rooms each, on lot
lgUXtlO, With rear fence cistern TO each mousse.
sud well for both. All valued at 81. 900.
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Of Flour aud a.
Milwaukee.

rn, Enoving table shows the receipts and ship.
srfa of aaur and grain nr The week sud since
lauusy d.
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OXFORD. February 3

The lectures TO the ladies class have
met with such success, and have been
so we'll attended, that it has been deci-
ded to have courses of lectures on other
subjects likely 10 be Of benefit.
Professor Goodwin Smith has kind
ly offered to give a few lectures on
the influence which women have exer-
cised in certain chief events IN Eng
lish history. The first lecture Will
treat of the character of Edward III
and ". as affected by such influences.
Professor COnnington also will give
some elementary lectures on the Latin
language, taking Ovid as his text book
Mr.. Chandler, tutor Of Pembroke, has
also consented TO give a few lectures on
Greek, taking as his textbook AIlstO-
ties works on the history aud nature
Of animals. Professor Rogers hopes at
some future time TO lecture on the prin-
ciples of political economy subject
Of vast Importance TO those who IN all
probability will be hereafter the moth
ers of families. 1t is earnestly hoped
that the services of these eminent pro
fessors viii be duly appreciated and
the numbers attending the lectures be
as great as those which have hitherto
attended the ancient history class.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No. 226.

EIOB sALE-A School Cab, ia good order with
Il single harness. Pnce $50
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No. 22O.

ANOR RENT-FiYe rooms in third story, south
Il west corner Cedar and Cherry street for two
years from January LIST, 1850. az SfOO per anuum,
and 500 bonus These rooms are well located for
business odices, and cheaper than any We know
Oi-ayersgiug Sl3 o. per month Tor each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No. 1872.
No. 234.

FoR sALE-one Of chickering's Fine Pisuos.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No. 29l,

DOR SALE-270JA Acres Of Lsnd, 81 miles from
II the SsWAnee Goal Mines, Marion county, Tenn.
with good Improvements, saw Mil IN running or
der; the general outlines and description Of winch
will be given. Price o. per acre - cash, balance
l and2 year.. Viii exchange for city or country
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
No. 2I4.


NOR SALE-A mail Frame House, lot 2317O. on
It Jackson street. north ofthe Corporation SPRING
Pncs SzI5.