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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No 225.

EIOR SALE-A small Farm OF g Acres, on the
= Brick Church Pike, 3miiss north Of Nashville
well ~ pnov.p. Frame house OF IN ee rooms, At
tic. hsl snd kitchen Two spanRs, dEs young or
-hsrd q COO frutt trees, ia { beginning % bear, ap
pies, peaches, pums. cherries and piums, al well
ssclcs3d. So per acre. Ona-haf cash, tslaDcf
IN one Ysa-- Possession given January lst, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 29l.

E0R sALE-270)A Acres OF Land, 81 mites rom
a the ewsnee Coal Mines, Msrou county. Tenn.
with good improvements, saw Mil in r1uning or.
der; the gsnersi outlines and description o. which
Will b. given. Price IS per scrs-h rash, balance
I sud2 year. VIII exchange for city or country
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 22O.

ENOR RE T-FiTe rooms il third story, south
Il wesi corner Cedar and Cherry street, for txC
years from Jsnuary Let, 1896, at 800 per annum
and S5oO bonus. These rooms are well located fol
business onres, and cheaper thaa any We know
oi-sVersgiDg SIC % per mon,h for each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
Old Course of Treatment

se2@s are constantly annoyed BY patients returning VITA secondary svnpt5u,
- NNL hs discovered q mod OF treatment Coz these diseases Whh l. uth.- 4.
pressure uen a pain. lis treatment has undergone q thorough $1,000, -
mas been t0aad much mo3s efficient than any ether. he usyr scablsd with De
onptans OF patients with secondary SvphMs aEolan s-an. H. - - -
toms produced By the Old School treatment H-F
* JONEsS charge are the same in an csss-wu ch-re 49, .
as spesdly q naNIhle
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

All watches sna jewelry LEFT at my store
for repairs, No. "a Union street, can be had
BY calling at the Store Of Z. Wiggers, on
/ Cherry street, W. C. Golfers old stand, No
23H Cherry street. between Union and
Church. J. Welt.
dcc29-tf.
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DIR. A. n JONES.

psrenry, Nc - Dcadeuck st., or % Bow 5s. Nashville r.au.
S% All Communications 70 ensure attention. should enclose a stamp
to pay return postage
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

II you saas your Piaao's vel tuned. cali
on G. =. Jackson. a. Lacks. on uniou
street, o. e. ais rev Husic store. On Church
srsst. Ordsrs from The eoaa.ry vii mess
Tith Proupt aitanhoa. oc2s-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

Go to Bryant, Stratton 4 Co.'s Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commer-
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nei ship, Settlements, &C.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATToN Il 90.
octI3-iy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

OLD THEATRE-0n account Of the sickness
Of Miss Fletcher, the programme wss
changed last night, and the audience was
treated to g very inc representation Of the
Corsican Brothers.
Tonight Mr.. Barrett will sppeara as Othel-
10, aided by the whole strength OF the com
Pany. We have never yet seen him in this
part, but have no doubt that he viii render
it in q manner worthy his high reputation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
no. 222-

TOR 5ALE-le5 feet on North front street, east
4 sde, next nor-h OF and adjoining Bridge street,
know ~ thu Brick Bridge Toll noUse property,
embracing the Toll-House and large Livery stable.
It vii BE- sud ss whole or IN los. Nov rented for
over $500 per anrum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

Parties sending orders TO the Job
napartment Ofthis Paper will please
write .. Union Office" on the face OF
The lnnN.
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Important to Railroad Companies

Important to Railroad Companies.
The Government is doing all IT can to aid
the Southern Railroad C~ompaaiei to recu-
psrate their track aud stocks; and with this
view, it sold a large lot of materials, on
credit, and at exceeding moderate figures.
Some OF the companies, not being able to
meet their obligations, promptly, asked
further relief through Governor Brownlow;
with what result the following extract
from the last Knoxville Wing will evince:
"Our Railroad Companies desiring longer
time 10 enter into bonds, and commence
their monthly payments to the Govern
ment for the running stock and other mate
reals ofthe Government, we Joined the Off
GERS Of the several roads in an application
TO Mai. Gen. Thomas, who kindly and gem
erously extended the time 70 the FIRST week
in January. Meanwhile, we telegrspbed
the Secretary Of War, asking his indulg-
ence until our roads could get I'M
der way. We received in reply the follow
ing, which shows that General Thomas has
full control Of the whole matter. We there
fore advise the Companies TO comply with
the terms he may offer. We have every
confidence IN General Thomas. He is both
Just and generous, as all brave men are, and
while he will act with strict fidelity toward
the Government, he will be liberal and just
to the Railroad Companies, knowing what
embarrassments environ them"
By TELroRAPH ERoN WA~sRISGrOS,
December 18th 1885.
To 3 Excellency. Gov. BroWnlow:
Your Telegram respecting the Railroad
Companies has been received, and reported
10 the President for his decision. he di-
reefs me to say that the whole matter is I'M
der the direction Of Major General Thomas
who is authorized TO act upon the meter as
he thinks most beneficial TO the public
service. E. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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sneciaI Notice

To PHYsIcIANs.-I would respectfully an
nounce that I am prepa ed TO FL, aeith ne
af1Host cars, any prescription, either dsy or
uight. F. E. PEERIs,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
decsI-lw Corner Church 4 Summer st
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SPECIALNOTICES
REMOVAL.

A RRIEeTON q FARRAR have removed thsE
~ once 20
NO. as PUBLIC E2UARE.
Men door 70 Fbe city 10 81. and adjoining TIE
Methcnst Publishing Souse, where theF wHd ne
mot happy 70 receive their hisnds snd customers
y lhelr comfoTIsbls office j member, No oS-
A~RRfNGTUN = FARkAR,
iau2 I'm Rasf katsts an Genarl Agents-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 2I8.

NOR SALR-An interest in a House o. ? rooms
4 and kitchen, ca Foster street, 10 Eageisld.
near Cavalry Depot." Possession given January
lst, 1896. Prcs 500
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all eases, which ave- 10 the patient the crtrvaraat prices Of --l.a,.. - ma.
serPhon', which Will 10 many osa5 cost more than ht whole OF hs Clare. ts
gds you ave youset hs probability OF exposure. u -aIar sr ta rrIri-s. a. :.
Drug store, The oce IS 20 aTanged het no ne need see Won while thsro. Am
business an correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
LlLen. and .lauraN II Nuunr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

We are now ready 10 furnish 70 the trade
all kinds Of furniture. Of our own manufse-
lure, at Cincinnati prices, AZ sales roonii
corner Cherry aud Broad streets, or at store
81 Broad street. C.. B. EicaoLs Co.
isns-Iw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

Marriage Licenses and every
Of Law Blanks for sale 81 tnls ow''' "
uriutsd t. order.
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EOR sALE-4I Lots. q, q front feet. regularly
= andprefnly lad cd. Baxt s4ioiEng on ths south
the rsslaence grounds Of Hon. John Tumble ard
ID. =. Wilkins, ESQ, and IN sddIlnn 10 the shove,
Seven aeres valuable laud with = comrlodiou7
Brick Residence, non occupied BY Mr. Schand
shafer, al Of Hhlch we will sell for less thsn the
improvements cost, via; S~ts,00-Nhi,h is less than
s. per loot ( T the lots, throwing IN sever. acres a
vnlushle ground and e lsrcs, commodio "a Prick
House Does not this, for chespness, exc sedeyeTy
thiag thrown upon the market
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c. &c,
to the old home, l would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville inst we wall
be prepared to -lanufaeture any kind Of
Cords. Tassels, Buttons, FTinges,
&C., &c, el.
as good IND as eheerfully as formerly
OSCAR BOHAIE a CO.,
noyl-f No. Q Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 234.

FOR RENT-A new Frame House OF . rooms,
= IN Ncrlh Nashville, nsar the resideas Of Mr..
+ R. Cheatham. Puoe $50 per annnm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

INOR LEAsE-Store House, corner Of Coaees and
II bioad street, Tor balance Of 1856 aud as. Pos,
session give. Immediately. A good business 10
"aity. Price $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 229.

EOR sALE-sO, -, OF ~ Jea grost ~ North
= Cherry street. los ieet deep. nazt BOrih OF the
Commercial Hotel. This il = centrsl business 10.
ca ity. Pnoe $50 per foot Oue-half cab, balances
in ! -nd 2yesrsi interest and nen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

PEEsoSAL.-We were pleased 10 take by
the hand yesterday our good looking and
talented young friend and former townsman,
Mr.. John L. Kirby. He is at present, and
has been for some months past, the spirited
and pilhy local editor Of the Louisville Jour
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
fl sale By Yaryan 4 Co. Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. dec24-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 2Ie.

NOR SiLE-A small Frsme House, los ZxT0. on
I Jackson street, north Of The Compression spring
Price eU6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

< ? Gene hss received Wilks sp4f''
oann.reiA chrozicls, American AFs'snl
Wss.sa's Ars ~lsurpsl, eeEnsF'ih E'''aesf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No. 236.

EfOR sALS-srx fesL corner Vine and Uuior
Stress. opposite ue re-iience Or Mrs. \ N-Prr-
Saeni Pc Prise SSo per GoL. A 10nie . pot ;oI
q nre Residence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
DR.. one Dispensary,

should be particular In regard 20 the number Of the Street a. there al, rMr -..
ia the vcrnuy which, resemble hose OF DR. JONESe.
ET- A pWn Sgu wEl be found over the door.
ar All communication BY mail or otherwise should be- addressed 10
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
ITCH! n
Scratch no More.

great variety 81 casas frsIi t1 fme uoui-rHf
1eshug properties of hs chfmsu. estn ths mosi
1I aaaato tni prlincird In rhauHur eraWaana
1gsurS t1e whole suIis- ID he body. thaf ali u
SO me- al other modes of reaf uhfh tHs
wi1d 60 man could invent htvate-a rsfususHuv
curud.
FIICH Tf cents at1a ~ MAJ .aats
Owes WToars have To saarras Mai -rss
aasa m oolsisHf usc m su parts ef iha uasIL tnl
.nar rrrrHa.ing popularity u c-euainif rrsa uI
her great power ID uaHI
frsrsrei aniy tT To- sWhTNE son. ~ $50
SIXTH tfrsl Shove tlr. % Ietsrh.a
a1lIh T W.IarW .WIlI. uHmrsta.
Coz. UfCIuun auH ktua 49,
MsHnVHfa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

For Sale at his Office, one good seeona'
hand boiler. Win be sold cheap Tor cash'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

DISTINGUISHED ARRrvAIs--Msj- Gen. Gil
lem, Maj. Gen. C. B. Fisk, Of Freedmen's
Bureau, and Mel. Gen. Hazen are in the
city. They are the guests Of the Stacey
House.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
No 22E.

TOR RENT-FReea Acres Of good IAni, ~ dfst
4 10l-gate on 6alatn hEe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

ogs Jos OFFIoE.-Woare executing every
ssseriution Of plain and fancy Cob Print-
NJ in the neatest style, and at the io"eS'
rrcea. e this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
227.

ETOR sALE-DWRLLNs-No. 2 S0rh Hish
: street, formsriS tccup ed By Mr. William 8
Eakin. one OF shs most compacE nest ccDyenieni
ana desrabiy located residences in Nashville, with
all the modern improvements, gts. Eater, water
closets, nathiDg room, good sewerage, stable, car
rage house, wood house. In sdHao there are
double window sashes attached 70 The dwelling, To-
gsther with q nne isuudry room, with stationary
wardrobes, drawers, shelves, Sc., &c Neignbor.
bod perhaps UNSURPASSED. Pues So.0Ni one
nall cash; balance one year, interest and hen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

CoNE HaCE Ash GET YouR CsASsU.-Yes-
tsrdsy morning an Iyishman called at the
store Of S. J.. Cline, corner Of Spruce aud
Cav streets, and purchsseda parcel Of goods.
handing him a $50 compound interest tross-
ury note. Al soon as Mr.. Cline got $ fair
view Of the note he was certain il was a
counterfeit. BE told Pat to wait 3 moment
and he would hand him his change and
started or after q policeman. IL q moment
or two Pat began o. show signs Of uneasi-
ness; he evidently "smelt q rat;-in a few
moments more his state Of suspense had be-
come unbarable, and he departed, in haste,
leaving the goods behind, and nos caring q
d-n for his change. When Mr.. Cline re-
turned, he had made good his escape. The
note in question was 2 Of these printed on
IN. plate stolen from tho treasury depart
meut. sud Of course e part oft was the same
As The genuine. Bat the fgure on the lef,
hand end was inferior 30 the original, and
then the gold printing instead Of being un-
der the black as ia the genuine, was on II
There IS no trouble, whatever, in detecting
Il. by those familiar with the genuine note
Dir. Cline sim holds The counterfeit Pa
ought TO come back and get itcr his change
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Ferry to Edgefield.

TIE oesm Very bcaf -
-
E1i ~ p zulary rcm 5rosn -
Lsnilus, 1rtNeen has-F4e
asd EdEefsld- m
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No. 22e.

EOR sSLG-S school Cah, N COCA order, with
\ s-cgle hzrnsss Pee 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

Tar PooR OF rHs Cgrr.-It IS s'ekeuing
s,ght, or these cold mornings, to visit the
Office Of the Msyor and witness ;se distress
ofthe hundreds Of applicants tor relief who
daily throue his room. There IS every
species OF Vretehedness. Poor, haggard,
eroken-down females, aud half clad, and
onen hsrefcotei children, however. make
~ BY far thelsrger proportion Sut there sre
Alec helpless ed men among the number,
ana some Of Middle age, yet who are too
feeble % latos.
There never was a period in the history
h citv when tbs streets were 50 througed
Nv un,o-tuustos. Rents are oXorbitsnt-H
,nsl. shauty scarcely habimbls, commands
!. much as 5 mansion did formerly and
these rents the poor are unsbie to pay, ana
suv he necessary food aud clothing fa
their families.
These applicants iorreief have sAFly a.
hen hroueht 10 their Pressnt condition b
~. late war. The fault vas not theirs. b
theis IS the penalty, sndit"the auis {" u
pab,i, 70 mske itss Eghtss possible
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For Rent.
Nervous Debility.

urWo ROOMS. aftarhed % anse family f~nsaferce
crnfraliV hcaunt. and sulnhis tpra sme4 cot
aTsi hmly Rsaf mcfercs Eaqrre e t. 81
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Oct your vail paper q Merritt 4 Hin's,
sssan q NAFkst esd chuFeh gtFssta.
sstt.tE
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No. 23I.

4 scras-l50 ciesref. 90 tee wilson Pike, one
mile from Brentwood. LRrgs tss-stoEy Frame
Dazzling. GOOD spring, &c. Possession gwen I'M
medlateiy and will lease for two years ~ $40 per
acre We thnk thst alsrge amount OF money tan
Be INSIDE bT tns lessee Of MS arn-
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ldpapsrs, Che largest in the city for sale
stttis Otice.
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Card

VCITH 10 usu Of rsarag Fam l-1s.ass- oa b.
W caaut 81 d. frlE naah g have q spossd q,
uF suErs ~ e1s g.
tr.rrss 4 ~ cf Eand. No 11 Hz-fal srasf {
t,ta ta- osroruufF 20 rEHum uy thanas to -
sullr ~ a. rsrT neud ps rraEs uhch a.
ben Msudedu ua 70 . uamecr cf yau ans
taspaas . ca1argaucua 40 mg HlccElsauL Hhaa,
mai EranllT recluneaa "a tusnsss uea ofsn
pensnas sppaaca, eutfu. NJ iuisTH
aec1o-lm II VILLA
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No. 2I4

| EOE SALE-2s Acres good Gsrden Land; Bnck
4 b0use Of tNO ro-ms and kitchen; smose
house. Within forty steps OF the house o1e Of the
hest spout springs 10 the cnuntry. Two ndss from
Nash7lie, Gu the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. Nc
FERNS and Mr.. r.. fruits. Price S. zoo; one half
each, oaianosln one wear. AppytO
n. q. SEQ
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Established in 1857, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVSG FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THR R,pe.pors N,Dp ,,
= neannen Tor PRIVATE DISEASES. BY ds use Il Code pSr-ss. "a
eaHsHe pl%uonA With Paiuhl operations etc, "a aroused v N. LE-~-- -
by the @1 ''aoer eaed@ a.
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ss-+rai r-afusss. ar c1u - cure - We
-. rssfiv cursd h.m-=f s1d huudrets ol eaera
al 81 "a you urtEng 4its -
Hrn rf1up,
Ha-nAaa1W ~
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No. 232.
No. 2Ss.

PoE sALE-Oas Of Chickering'S FINE PAbos.
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HrapauARTEns DEPARI. or THE CUNaKRIASD,
NAsHVnLE, rESS., July "a, ls63.
Or. John Duliis agent Nh, has PERMISSION
10 ship 20 Nashville. Tenn, IS gross or 200 dozen,
Of Bal : CedTon Bitters, for sale 70 suffers in the
army ouly.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
10 be complied with strictly.
By command Of Nal Gen. kosecrSns.
VIZ. N WIS,
Major and Provost Marshsi General
For sale, wholesale ard retail ~ BERRY, De
MOVILLE& 90, Nashville, Team.
octlT-ta sat dkwSm
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Ear Cain and 81 Leuis.

mHE REGULAR PASSENGER RlR~h
4 PACKET, N
~IMPERIAL.
RI. g
vii isaFs a. alQTa and AZ ift-rna ~ pf -
ssfuffay. the ch .nsf 80 tr oc.1-E an.
Fof ~ CHI or pae-sae sppig On ooart erio
~ PEEBCE3.
No 2. Upper Lsres
- Hgert.
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LATEST PROM

Psnnsy's New Extract OF the Egyptian LOsas.
new and exguisi e perfums for the haDierchief.
Cleopatra, and MI the Ladies OF the present day,
using Inc same pe fJme.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
The EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
ThN EGYPTIAN Lotus.
Manufactured By +. A Penney, brooklyn, N. y.
nE7sm IA. LOVEIoi, Agent. IS Falton st, n. J.
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A VucE FRon VTcEssURs.-
YIckssuRG, MISS, Aug. 2, lsG.
Dr. John Bal-Deu- Sir. I am happy 10 stats to
YOU that / have u ed your valuable Cedron Bites
with great benefit to myself 10 geaerAl oebiity s1d
pnostraton Of my syst m producer by the IN
healthy nnd mis- IN &c influence OF the. MisslzsiRpi
river around Vcksb1rE, hsyDg been with General
Grsrta Amy throughout is wnoia southerp esm-
pa 20. Iconn emily recommend its nsa 70 all per
sons who sre eKposedio unhealthy etmstss-
II. W. FosLE,
AgentU U. s. Sanitary Colnmias4on.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 10, ls63.
On the sd OF Jnlf last l submitied through an
agrntof mine. 20 the MedicRi Director OF the De
psrtmeat Of the A my q the Cumberland, s sam
Die of my Cedoon BIfters, fr Inspection, and re-
ouestedi AZ sr snal ysIs, he foun1tt m~entoreus. 70
sanction and approve i1s use among our soldiers
ghe following is the Medical lIrector's reply, aad
also Gen. Rosecrsns' percussion to snip So dozen
at onca, 70 have a. sold 20 suffers.
J0HN BULL.
81 an satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do 20
harm 70 any one IL taken properly and in taodera-
ton. / see no objection TO DR.. Bal 'sbsing permit
Ted 10 dispose Of L 20 suffers.
HENRE A. THuKsToS,
Surgeon and Medical Director, Dc
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CEIL, yoUR UNcURRRNT MCNRY.-7

CELL YOUR UNCURRKNT MCNRY.-The
- fllowing are the raies sNdby THuS. >. MARI,
BROKER corner Of Union and College street, for
uucurrsnt money These quotations are lisb,e 10
auct1aIe. but ray BE- depended on . Sufficient
ienalh OF time for TIE remiEtsnces 70 be received
by mail or express, II forwarded without delay.
ruSNrssEE Bank Of Fnlon-..-.s
R.,k az tennessee. old " saTannsh.... ~
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CITY NE VS..

Commercial matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
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WHEESas, Il Is EllsEeged that many rsgi-
msnts, batteries, and detached oiiss, of
volunteers have been mustered cut Of ser
y &c as places far distant RON the State in
which thsy were mustered into service;
aud, whereas, IL is also alleged that such
troops have been really in the military
service uutl sent home and finally paid Of,
bat thst saeh only received pay up 70 the
time Of their frst muster cut, instead ofths
time when they we're paid OF and dis
charged, il lot deemed far 10 those thus
dealt with Therefore Be i
Resolved That the conmitiee On Mill
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-09
Grand TOrchlight Procession.

On the evening before the great meeting (on Tuesday,
August 2l) there will be and Torch light Procession
in Reading, in which the Boys in Blue the old Wide
Awakes, and other Union organizations are cordially
invited to participate.
counties districts requested report by mail to
either of the undersigned, not later than August 49,
1866 the probable number who will attend
MajOr-General GEARY, the next Governor will posi-
lively attend the meeting
The following distinguished speakers have been in
vitcd 10 be present and address the meetiny;-
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, Gov. Hamilton, of Texas,
Hon. John cessna, Gov BrOwnIOw, of Tenn
General John A Logan. Hon. A. W. DGnisOn,
n aor General b. +. Butler, Mai. Gen n. Banks Mas
Hon. John w. FCrney, hon, Norton SIC Michael,
hon IN. mas NJ ars all, General ]. w. Fisher,
Gene raj Joshua r. Owen, General G., Albright
Hon. 3. Il. Dimmick, Wayne McVeagh, ESQ
Additional speakers will be invited Also some to
address the meeting in the German language
j. HOFFMAN,
Chairman Republican Elk. Com of Berks County.
EH RAUCH,
President Central Geary League OF Reading
Rooms UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
PHILADELPHIA, July rs, 1866. !
1he above call Is heartily approved and the Union
Republicans OF the Eastern and Middle Counties OF the
State are earnestly requested to respond.
Il. JORDAN,
Sl2W Chairman State Committee.
R% JUST PUB HE'D
S-S BY the Ply sicians oi the
NEW YORK MUSEUM.
the Ninetieth Edition OF their
FOUR LECTURES,
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE,
To be had ee, Tor four stamps By addressing Secre
S6S No. 6i8 i RoGD%%AY, New York.