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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is a touic and diuretc Of ghy beneficial charac-
ter and Is a positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel,
Calculus, Imitation and InfiamatOn Of the Kidneys
and Bladder al has most sinugisrly active effects
IA restoring these organs when deblItated by long
disease. Females who have suffered for years from
lrTegulsrity, aud the distressing diseases known
only 10 thsir sex, have been entirely cursd by tie
faithful and ludicious use Of COlumb an Water.
These waters ATE bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of thehbOve Named Springs, in so careful and
secure manner that they preserve an their me
dicinai value for years, aud will be found equally
effcsciOus when drank thousands Of miles distant
as when taken directly from the spring.
Bel0Grs.Qf limitations and Inferior Waters
The corks OF all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on tie side Of the
cork, thus:
{ CoNGEEss WATER, { EMPIRE wATrR, !
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resolGtely opposing the further progress OF
Congress on It's chosen path. Other vetoes
will follow, naturally, the brace which
have been already let fly. On any subject
on which Congress cannot control two
thirds vote, it must submit to the Presi-
dent. The more unsuccessful its efforts to
legislate as it thinks right for the lately in
surgent States, the less frequent they will
become. The Congressional party seems to
have been eut-generaled. 1t has been
shockingly managed. 1t had unquestion-
ably right to participate in the work Of
reconstruction, but that was not only coolly
twisted from them, aud the work all done
in way they did not like, before their
own noses, but their feeble remonstrance
was made to appear fanaticism, frenzy, and
even treason, in the eyes Of most Of the peo-
pie. Their own leaders have not well re-
presented them. Instead of being shrewd,
cunning men, who said little and coveruy
accomplished wonders, like Mr.. Seward,
they were regarded even by their own sup
porters as "Jacobins" and as unsafe men.
When Congress has adjourned, the Presi-
dent will, of course, not even have that
against him, aud by that time the Union
will have been to all practical and CONNER
cisl purposes so thoroughly restored that
nany OF the Congressmen will really seem,
however unfortunately, to have played the
very ungracious part Of obstructers of Ma
tional progress.
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HraDorAErEas Drr,rr. orrmcuuEa.,,B. ,
Administrators Notice.

MAJOR and Provost Marshal General
For sale, Wholesale aud retal - BERfsF Us
MOVlLi.E Co, nashville, Tenn.
octlT-su sat dsg8m
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Packed safely and securely, IN boxes suitable for
shipment 10 any part Of the world Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes, contsinlDg Dozen Plnts,
or Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in boxes conta ming 4, or Dozen HsH Pnts, OF
Dozen Pint BOtt "a each.
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81 Physiological View of AIarriag ei--
Containing nearly o pages, and I51 dno lIHigs
and hngraying- Of the Anatomy % the Human uf-
gsus m state OF hcalth aud blsea1c. s1ih trgH-
Use on Early ErTors, i,s bepiomue Consegucu"ra
upon the mlnu and Body, VII b Che AutII1fs Ilsu
OF Ireslmout-Jhe only Taaaniu snd sucCe--.i
mode Of cure, as shown BY the report ol Csses
treated. A truthful sdyIarr 90 Che aIfie1t Hu.
those contemplat ug marriage, who entertain ouutt-
OF their physical CoudIuun. sent irar ul Tu-lle Oh
any address, rcccIpt oi Is cents, in stamp Cr
postal currency by addressing Dr. IA Clul n. re
81 Maiden lane, albany, ny.
The Euthor may be consulted upon any gi lH.
diseases upon which his book treall either person
ally or by mail, aad medicines sent % s1y rars ed
the world. edison
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CONTINENT TO RADICAL SENATOR'S
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs that pa
per as follows:
Immediately after the adjournment of
the House and the passage Of the Civil
Rights bill to-day, there were sent into the
Senate Chamber thirty three very beautiful
bouquets Of flowers, which were distributed
among the Senators who voted last Friday
for the bill. To each bouque was attached
a card, on one side Of which was the name
Of the Senator for whom it was intended,
on the other sideethe words, owe exercise
the Civil Rights to express our gratitude"
and signed "GolOred Citizens" That 10
Senator Trumbull was accompanied by q
most elegant flower basket for Mrs. Trum-
bull. This charming testimonial of appre-
citation originated with certain colOred
women Of the city, and the whole affair was
arranged by the colored people.
The writer does not say whether or
not the center of each bouquet was
formed of bunch of crispy negro wool,
without which they could not have been
perfect.
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GGnAlhhA nsAAA2a11 Aoel
r b, Biles, EK'r Of John Stuo.eheld, decd com
p.fnHnt W.. Ana Z. Stuhieheid, Ufora stuhiefeld
Huston and his wife, Vietorne, j. G. Etova aud h Z
wife, Dapsaline sioysl, defendants.
1T appeanng 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk Al s
Master, irc a EfddaFit, shal TIRE sboTe lsmed ls-
fendEns are non-residents OF i1e State OF ennssse
- thai Tie ordinary process oi s cannot he served
on them @ is therefore ordered thai Publication
b. made, ior four CJusecuiiVe weeks, In the Nash
vile Uuion, Newspaper published ia the city OF
Nashville, Tennessee, requ rng said defendants b
appesr the rst DAY oi our next Court 10 be held
Al McMIunvilie, on the 4th Monday iu March, Is5G,
70 plasd. susEag -r damuT & Csa4pllinEn-s b!l u
The same vi b. taken for confessed ss g them,
and SCI for hearing eEpsEte.
J.F. MORFORD, Cam.
tsh2i-usts BY j. c. BuFs. 10 G.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartic Alternative and tonic and isa vaua-
bic remedy for sffectoBs O the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps a, GOut, Chronic Constipation and Cutsne-
Gus diseases Is most powerful preventive Of the
FeyeTs and Bilious Complains, 30 prevalent in
warm eitunofaa
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A review OF nearly s,0G0 troops took
place last week ST Jefferson Barracks,
near St Louis. Bragg's Battery, which
won 50 much fame st Baena Vista, vas
present and attracted much attention,
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First GLASS Steamers,
S FE & E K s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


TARRANT 4 Co..
Gentlamen-I am q resident OF Curacoa and have
heen disposed % write % you concerning the real
YAue OF Jour SELIHEk APEkIENf a. a remedy
or Indigestion and Dyspepsia. ] desire b express
% you my sincere gratitude for the great beneht The
bhLiHER has done my gifs.
For four or i've yeaTs my wife has been sadly
sincted with DYSPEPSIA, snd aiter being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years
she was finally induced % seek the advice OF 4
learned Physician, Doctor Csbal.s, o. Venezuela
WnO imInedlaiey treated her win your BIER
FE5CENT hELIZEK APERfENr, she began 10
improve A. once, and Is now PERFECTLY WE'LL.
ieei q % Be my duty for the good Of humanity 70
make THIS statement, feeling tnsI medicine so va
liable should b. widely known
Trusting you vii gys this publicity, and repeat
ing ny earnest gratitude and thanks
aIa very respectfully yours,
5. d. q. HENRIQUER,
New YORK. June . %. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first Grocers.
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An English gentleman from Man
chester is now in Montreal 10 negod-
ste for site on which 10 erect 8 cotton
mill. The capital is said 10 be t"o
million dollars
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We Ask

The suffering millions N our and 10 give this
remedy trial convinced that by its timely Use
many may - relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour stomach, sick Headache, Inzn-
ness, Indigestion, Files, C,stveness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Afectionas &c.
Read the Pamphlet of Testimonials with ca b bot
ue, and 10 not use the medicine against the aducs
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only By TARRAET 4 90, ~
6reenWick strset, EeH York.
ssrFor sale bT ai Drugaists. uuvsI
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated rOilss soap, To- such uu.vsrasl
demand, is made from Che choicest materials, .=
mild and smolieut in its usiure. frazranfY
scented. and extremely beneficial IN its scloa
upon the skin For sale by sB Druggists asg
Fancy Goods Dealers. .iet9-IY
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a cathsrtc, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tsm, Derangement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary in Lung Diseases. IL Is an almost sure
cure for scroiula and the most aggravated forms Of
DyspeTs sia- As a preventive and cure for all Bilious
n. - - 4 - l. - --.--L-
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The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately q splendid Black or natural
Brown, without lnJuring the hair or sku-
Remedies the IN effects of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is siguCa
William A. Bachelor. Also,
R6gCHeratiHg Extract Of AihgfCHTS, for
RESTORING aud Beautl fying ttc Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw NoaE.
aanIh-Iv
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Accounts of the great storm on the
Goth ult still continue 20 come in. In
the counties Of Union, Johnson, Mas
sac snd Pope, Illinois, over thirty per
sons were killed, and As many more
wounded and not expected to live
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

AIO natural or artif ,ial compound has yet been
IN discovered or mAnuisetJ red that equals these
waters IS preventative, reisf and permanent cure,
for msny temporary and chrome diseases, prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for yesIs, with the most beneficial ei-
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HAVING returned again with o larr,
stock Of
Trimmings, VVorstcds. Zephyr,
SC. E1c,,
10 the old home, / would respectfully iu-
form the Ladies Of NashvIia ta-s 80 Wal
Dc prepared 10 lnanutaCture any KIND oi
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, fringe,
&c., sc,
as good aud as cheerfully as ormery.
OSCAR BOHME h CO.,
nOvt-G No. Union street
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NO. BIB.
SPECIAL NOTICES

FHoroeRAPEs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and ConfedeFste. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember The place, Gallery OF ths
Cumberland, 2SCedsr street.. oppoaiie Com
mrcial HOtel. mavs9-tf
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nsshvilia
Business College t0T thorough educat.4u
in Bookkeeping, PenmaushIp, Commef-
tial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part.
neTship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, sc.
Address BRYANT. STRATTON a co.
ortIg-Iv
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TEs potent spirit cutie o'ercrows ny sPriti
cannot lra,o near The neas from Englana

without easing his mind by shouting
across the pit; "Die away, old hoss
Sebastopors taken "a piece Of gratu-
itOus information thai probably sur
prised the representative Of the Danish
prince GO much as an English OtheA0
was astonlshed by girl tGmbiins fEol.
gallery to pit as he pronounced the
words
ATS Ike she comes to speak Of Casso's dea'h r
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Ihs Bridal Chamber, an Essay n Wanna
and instruction lor Young Mou. Also, aga ana ~
lahle treatment for Disease Of tha Uuuary ana
seNusi systoms-Sent nee. Ia sea ga onvsIepes
Address, Dr. J. SklLLIN auuGHrlN. Howard
Association. Fhiisdaluhia. pa anrIs-Is
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

CAREY SMITH, Nos. SO and 80 Union street,
~ (up stsirs) represent the following Companies
htns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli.
tan, Phosnix and Knickerbocker Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio
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ATTENTION IRIsHEHS I-Checks on tho Ji-
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, IN sums
Of Il % tl0 for sale at Z. n. Ordway's Bros
ker Othoe, No. As College street u
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Browns Bronchial Trochss
HAvNa A pIaFTr INFLUEscH 70 TIH rlGtI- eIVI
lmnEniATE EELIrr
RoF Bronchitis, Asthma, CatarFh, gonsumF-
dive ant Throat DIsraae

Yer bronchitiai Asismas tatarFhs aousuuF-
dive ans Throat Diseass.
rHOcars ARE UsrD WIN ALv,Is aaon sr1rr.
SINGERS AND PUBIlC SpEtbgRa
viii ind Troche7 useful u clearing ine y1acs slH5
taken before SINGING or speaking slI r.Hag.a. rHs
throat Hiier an unusual eRertun of Ola. vag1Ia-...-
the Troches are recommended yu3 pre-rs.tsf o.
Physicians, and have hat testimonials frcm rr.-
nent men throughout Che country. Ea ng -u ....
Gle Of true merit and having proved their efficacy
BY test Of many years. each year finds the m u az
dtouai localities in various parts Of he lrfi, ant
the TrOches are universally pronounced hs Ger thau
other articles.
Obtain Only ''BEoWs's HE'ygm,L rsrrHrt," saf
do not take any o. tHr Worthless limitations r.st
may be offered.
Sold everywhere To- the United States. anI ls boz.
ein Cou tues az 20 ceuts per boz.
pnlI-3m
VcicE rEon yicssrrH8.-
VicKsaUHa, Mns., Aug. @, Is.l.
D. John EH-Dsnr SHs D am happy to stsf. ID,
you that i have ed your valuable Ls-ir.r F..Ia..
with great benefit 10 myself 10 general dsh.Ifry saf
Proatfalon Of my sysilm prolucet By ue e.
healthy and miazInstc Influence of the Af4aaa.r..
uYer around VicksDurg. having been WITH t.-r....
Grants army throughout 'ts wuols roulhern Ga...
pagn lconhaenuy rrcommsui be- uss 90 al la..
i VIZ 80 i'AA IT'D .'-aaa.aIsAAN NI.lIl.tlfH
n. ". F0arr
Agent q. s.. San tsry Comm..s5a
L0UEgiLlE, kT-, Sept d., laos.
On the 2ld of ICiy last, / submitted IIr.re. az
agent OF tnino b. the Medical Hifector Of thr H.
partmont Of the my Of Che Cumberland, % .sr..
pie Of my Cedron Btters, Or Inspection. ana ID.
quested n Ater analyses, be- i0una t mer .oaous u
sanction and approve bee use aunnI our soldiers
lhe ioLoging is the Medical Irector' reUIF a-.f
also ten- NoaecrtnH' permission % ship % H -..-
st.once. 10 have o. sold b. suleuI-
J0us Frtt
II am satisf'd that Cedrop Btiers vii i4 H..
harm 70 any one o taken PROPERLY and ia uI1dar.
uon- see no otIecuOn % Dr. Bui - hsiug PENN
Ted % dispose cf it % suffers
HEsal A. TuURsres,
Surgeon and Medical Director. D. c.
HEABQrAErERs DEFkur. o. rTE CU1frEarfs.a b
AAsHviLLE, lEss., July %. I-.f
Dr. John Bulls agent AIr. --, has psrraa4s.a..
% ship b Nashville, Tenn, 81 grCss or 30 a....
Of Bulls Cedrun bitter-. f0r sale t0 suffers iu ~.
army only.
The reguIa ions Of The Treasury Department .-.
% b. complied with siueily.
By command % Mal. Gen. R0secn1a.
Va. "a wins.
MAJOR and Provost Marshal Gsnl-.I
For sale, Wholesale aud reial - HERftF UU
mOFILl.E Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Octl7-su sat dsa3m
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The Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune, (radical,) in his
letter of the 9th inst, says
Gen. Howard has written letter to Gen.
Fisk, Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen
for Tennessee and Kentucky, denying the
charge made by Gov. Brownlow in a recent
speech, that before the passage Of the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill he, (the General, }
read it TO the President, who approved Of
it. Gen. Howard says: "I sent a report to
the President, recommending substantially
the policy embraced in Senator TrumbulPs ;
bill. did converse with the President in
regard to these recommendations, but never
read or discussed said bill with him before
its passage"
Here is what Gov Brownlow said on
the subject:
The Presidents veto of this measure may
have been intended ss a rebuke to some ex-
trene men Of the North; and as it con-
tsined some Objectionable features, his veto
msy have been honest and conscientious,
and affording no grounds for a split be-
tween the President and Congress, but for
some private facts which have come TO my
knowledge. / state them with perfect
freedom, and pledge myself for their cor
rectness. The bill was taken 10 the Presi-
dent by Major Generals Howard aud Fisk,
and read section by section, before it was
introduced by Congress. Gen. Howard was,
for the most part, author of it. Gen. Fisk
objected TO some of its features, but the
President met him in argument, and de-
Tended those very points. In word, be
approved the bill and promised it his sig
nature. He afterwards got into a quarrel
with Messrs. Sumner and Stevens, extreme
men Of the North, and he turned about to
affiliate with the extreme men of the
South, who are even more dangerously
radical than the Radicals of the North.
He should have stated his objections then,
and prevented this collision between him
and his friends. So much for the veto of
this bill.
The Governor, it will be noted,
pledges himself for the "corr ectness
Of his statement of private facts.
Gen. Howard, one of his witnesses,
fails to sustain him; testifes, indeed,
that the Governors statement, so far as
it relates to him, is untrue. We are
curious to see what Gen. Fisk viii have
to say on the subject. He cannot per-
NIT the matter to rest where it is; for
he is generally suspected of being the
Governors informant, and this may be
very unjust to him.
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HAVING qualified ~ Admin straior On a.. -.
III tate Of Jahn n. had, deceased thu h. Is d.
ufy al perzons having claims seaust aa.d esfs.a b..
nls them Hllh me Eilhin the l1io pfaaerb..i t.
law, o. they sil he barred, and hose inlauiiaI d.
come fcrHard sCd maze payment.
ianls-f JOHN III SMITH afa-fr
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When is Il useless 10 try to borrow
book When il is Lent
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What Gen. Howard Says.

THURSDAY, APRIL u, 1866.
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In Cbancery at McMinnville
FEBRUARY RULES, Isss.

a. r. Hammer, comp nanf
20. Bill to sell Lad.
MAJOR Mercer ksins, defendant
IN This cause itappcar1g 20 the ssfsfsct11a OF tf.
Clerk and MRstsr tnat tne l1cFa larned Ir.el lal.
y noa-resdsnf o. the state oi Ten1essre. -o 90 .
The ordinary process o. aE cann1t he served 90 r.
him Il s therefore ordered that puhI.aat.an ...
made Tor four successive weeks. u tha Naaf.sI..
nessae, requiring said defendant t0 srr-rr 90 r...
dfsi DAY Of our ueNt Court o. - held M McsIHH
vile, on the ftq MONDAY n March. IsGs fl rI.a..
ansger Q. demur 10 compainaui s hil, or ine same
sill be- taken CONES T. a. t1 h.u, sII L.. g..
bearing sxpEr e.. D. r. MORFJED, AN
iau1i-~ii - .. q. EILFs. D. e..
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Wanted.

IN FrRsT Class BUSINESS MIN 10 engage ln
lI q t-.v.i az hTl-iness. PAY from $40 - -
PER dsy. Can q A's CsdsF street, for sigai days.
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NOW IS THE gIsIF 10 SUBSCRIBE
NOW IS THE TINE TO ,SUBSoREBEt
NOW IS THE TIME 10 SUBSCRIBE
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ONLY IS 20 EOR THREE MON7HSi
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ONLY s. 50 FOR THREE MONTHS,
ONLY Ss 80 F0R THREE MoNTHSi
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A COUGH. GOLD. or SORE THROAT

REgUIREs IuMEngarE krrusTios AND sHlJll I.
cHnrSED. lr ALLoWup 70 o5sIzlt.
Irritation or the LuHss. a Permausu, ThfJa
Affection, or an IncuFAbIe Lang Dlaeass
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saashrillR 9Hnipll.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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WALL PAPER, etc.

u7UsON, ). W. CO.-Msnufscturers and
w Wh0Iesaie and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing 6oodS, No. II
College street.
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CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL q
- FRANK, successors 70 n }. Drucker. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
Vile Tenn. tdec3-ly
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WE warrant all the shove articles to be Fresh
w and Pure, snd vii be sold At the lowest
market rates. We invite the attention Of our Old
customers and the public, and request a call and
an examination of our stock and puces before ma
king their purchases,
The Preecrpt on Department VIII be under the
special control of e thorough Chemist. snd war
rant ell prescriptions entrusted 20 us viii be accu-
rBtely manipulated, at all hours day or night
febf-3m
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HOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERs
CARHIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

1oO ~ > n rms - = - > : . : - =, =
GnINGLETON, Z. Il bookseller, Publisher
= siauoneT and Periodical Dealer, Post once
building.
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UNION.

Terms OF Subscription.
(PAYlBLE Is ADYAECE)
DAILY, PER YELR..................,..Si W
SIX MoETHs.................. w
THREE NOETHs............7.. . 0O
ONE MOETH.................t, L 4O
WEEKLY, OsE TELR............... 3 90
slK NoETHs...,,....." 90
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DoNE & TUNNELIl-Wholesale and Retail
Booksellers. Stsuoners, and News Agents
No. 90 North Cherry street, NsshVle, Tenn.
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law.

End Accident OF Coluuuus, ONO.
ATTORNEYS Ar Law.
CAMPBELL McRWEE 4 GRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys al Law snd Claim Agents, practice N ali
the Courts. Collections promptly attended toi
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Once u North Cherry street up stairs
OTIS, (. A.-Attorney and Councillor at Law,
~ Ofhce 421S Cherry a.: p o. Box 74s.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TalRsT NATIONAL BANK-GOvsrument DepOsi-
IL tory-ho. 90 College street, between Union
aud he Pubic Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, CON, and Government securi-
ties of al KINDS. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
'Iut a. q. sIxronD, Pres't. JAS. G. oaDES. .oash'r
r. @. JAzIsoE, Assistant Cashier.
1TARR, THos s.-Broker, corner Union s5,a
M College streets, buys and sells Gold, UHcur-
Tent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended % promptly.
Also buys and cells on Commission
CEcoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- q Cherry street. deBls IN Exchange, Govern
ment Securities aud Con. Collections promptly
Rtte nded 20. J. LUnsDEE, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals In Exchange; Government Securities
snd Com. Collections promptly attended To-
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
". W. BERET, President. EDGAR JOINS, Cashier
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Of all kinds OF brass work.
dealers ia gas, steam and water pipe oil well tu-
ring and pump gum hose, packing, spelter, solder
ana babhlt No. Al Broad street, near tne Tl'eI'
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