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The Count de Moynier is a French
nobleman, noted for his exploration Ct
Abyssinnia and other remote countries,
IS well as for his chivalric regard for
the aShieVements> Of his father, who
took part in the battle Of Rheims, in
1914 NJ Thiers having failed to ap-
preciate them in his description Of that
campaign, the Count broughtan action
against the historian for a wilful dispar-
sgement Of his fathers glory. The
court dismissed il upon the groGnd that
sn author has the right to use his own
judgement in the critical estimate OF
I whst is suitable for historic record.
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So A Physiological Niev Of Marriage
Containing nearly pages, 8gi lJH tine iiataf
and kngravRg- Of She Anatomy 0f the human o.,
gans m a state OF healtE snd Disease, vita Ires-
tise on harry Errors, ils uep0rshe Consequence
upon the Mind and Body, Wilh the Authors Flad
OF ireafmcnt-the only ruousI aud succrs. OH
mode OF cure. as shown by the report OF case-
treated. A truthful adviser 90 tty usr-.ei. aud
those contemplating marriage, WhU entertain d5abJa
OF their physical condition. eout free OF IoztsEa iu
sny address, on rccelpt Of % cgnts, u stamps oT
postal currency, By addressing LI. Ia OBJlA. NJ,
81 Maiden lane, Albauy, n. u.
The author may BE- consulted upon guy of ihe
disease upon which his uoos truats prl.tr psrsou
ally or by mail, ana medicines sent lo InY psTi G.
the world. aclI8-Um
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BatehegOr's Hair nrel

The Original ard Best in the World
The only true aud perfect Hair Dye. Harm-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produees
Immediately q splendid Black or natural
Brown without mJuring the hair or SKIN.
Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists The genuine Is sisued
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RessHTatiHg Extract Of NLcffr-g. for
RESTORING and BoaufI fy5ng tie Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, Nav YosE.
sepl5-ly
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s UF FE e E z S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co.:

TARRANT Co.:
Gentemen-l am a resident OF CurscOa. and have
been disposed 70 write 10 you cencerung the real
value Of your SEL1ZEK APEKfENT A. a remedy
or Indigestion sne Dyspepsia. / desire 10 express
% you my sincere gratitude for the great Ueneft the
bEBTLkR has done my wife.
For four or dve years my wife has be5n sadly
at1lcted with Dyspepsia, and siter being under the
treatment Of se Ter Doctors for two or three years.
she was finally induced % seeB the advice Of n
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, o. Venezuela,
who lmmedia. ely treated her with your BIER
VE5CEhT SELIZER APERlENT, she began 10
improve at once, and Is EoW PERFECTLY WELL.
ieel ii % be my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement, feeling thai medicine 80 val
uable should be widely kuOan.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
5. D. e. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q, 'e5. Merchant, Cufscso, s.A.
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Age shows, N the following letter, that
the United States Senate has disre-
garded not only justice, but the only
precedent in its own history, by refusing
to permit Mr. Stockton to vote for him
self:
CAMDEN, March 80, 1866.
To the Editors Of the Age:
GENTLEMEN-In the Age, in referring
to the election of Ephraim Batemsn to
the Senate of the United States, by his
own vote, in 1926 (not 1922, in Joint
meeting of the Legislature of New Jer-
sey, you remark-"Ihe legality OF his
vote was never questioned, either in
New Jersey or in the Senate of the
United States" This is is a mistake.
Eminent men of the jackson party
desired that it should be settled 10y the
Senate of the United States, whether q
member of the Legislature had a right
to vote for himself for Senator. A pro-
test was prepared denying the existence
of any such right. John III. Eaton, q
Senator from tennessee, offered TIC
protest to the Senate-Mr. Moblon
Dickerson, from considerations of deli
cacy to his colleague, declining to pre-
sentit
The protest was referred to a COM
mittee, consisting of the ablest lawyers
in the Senate. Among others, Mr.. Van
Buren, of New York, Mr.. Berrien oi
Georgia, and, think, if I remember
correctly, Mr.. Tazewell of Virginia,
were members of the committee.
The committee reported that there
was nothing in the proceedings of the
joint meeting referred to, illegal or i'm
proper, or inYalidating the election OF
DR.. Bateman.
Thus the Senate of the United States
deliberately determined that Senator
could rightfully vote for himself Hence
it follows that Mr.. Stockton, in voting
in favor of the validity of his election,
was justified in so doing by the only
precedent on the subject to be found
in the annals of Congress.
Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL J. BAYARD.
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COLGATE'S HONEY sOAP.

This celebrated TOilss soap, "a such universal
demand. IS made nom the choicest Nationals, ts
mild aud smolIent in is nature. fr.sr,n,i,
scented, and extremely beneficial Ia .., .rto,
upon the skin. For sais by all pruz1sts snI
Fancy Goods Dealers f,lq-1v
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The Battle of Shiloh,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1866.
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Go 10 Bryant, Stratton S Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmauship, CONNER
cIal Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
Send for College PaPsr, Cirsular, so.
Addrssa BRYANT, SrEArTUN 4 co.
Octl3-iy.
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We Ask

The suffering millions n our land 10 give this
remedy tnal coayincsd that by its timely Use
many may - relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia.
Heartburn, Sour stomach, sick Headacne, Dizz-
ness, Indigestion, Piles, Ccstivensss, Bilious AZ.
tacks, LAyer COmpiaiuta, Rheumatic Affections. &C.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with "a b BOT
ue, and DO not use The medicine tgainst the aduce
of your phyacisn-
Manufactured only By TARRANT a co., "a
Greenwich street, NeN York
- For sale oT ell Druggists- rnFf "
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NEARR, THOS S.-BrokeT, corner Union and
MI College streets, buys and sells Gold, incur
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended n promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
CEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, deals In Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
ate nded 10 J. LUhsDEE, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Com. Collections promptly attended TO-.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
W. w. BERRY, President. EJGAR JosEs, Cashier.
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NO. 3Ie.
SPECIAL NOTICES

rEAorosa1PEs.-PhotOgraphs Of eenersl,
ie EeaeFai and Confederate. The largest CO..
lection N he west, for sale, vhoIsssIs an,
c,'lL CssAli. Remember the place, Gallery Of tbo
cumberland, Is Cedar street., opposite COM
may27-u.
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fha Briasi Chaubar, an Fs.sv % 49,.
snd Instruction. Cor iouug Men. Alsa. reu s,i -
lalle uesirnent Tor Diseases Of ihe Uansry 81
sexual sysiems-seni iree, Ia rosI.sf s,v.l -.
Address, br. ,. skllLlN HOUGuruN. Hossri
Association. Phiiadeiphia. Pa .e-f' ~
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ATTENTION lRIsHNEN Checks on The VI
ster Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland. In sums
OF Il TO sic for sale at q. n. Oriwsv's Br,-
ker Oaicei No. as College street. M
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MARKETS.
10y TsleEraphI
~. o.

10y Tslegraph.l
NV oALEAxs. April g.
CoTToy-Quiet; fales 2,7o0 bales; receipts today
2,q45i Low Middl.ug 81 83Ge:
GE0cERIEs-sugaF. fully fair, 1870. Molassel
nominal
FL5UR-s7 90
GEAIs-oOrn, m'zed and yellow, soSs2]4i osu
50c
ToHAcoo --Fsrl rlfgIs'
FEoFrsIoss-Pork, 2ss f5r bacon shoulders.
G0LD--125.
stsuing 32 New York checks r discount
Freights to New York y, Liverpool s-Iegs.
HsIrs IL.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

MO natural or artif ,i9l compound hiss yet been
IN discovered or manufsctu red that equals these
waters as preventative, relief and perma aaent cure
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
drank them for yeaIs, with the most beneficial ei-
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IEluSON. j. W. CO.-Manulacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers In Tu, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartc, alternative Snd tonic and is's vaUa-
hle remedy for sifeetons OF the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps q, GOut, Chronic Constipation and Cutsns-
GUS diseases. Il a most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent in
warm climates.
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Just Received and More

h4tAiststt' NAst ani fieadyt except G
whieh is finer aud 6IgIs b CHER.
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Wanted.

IN FIRsT Class business MA 10 engage In
W tfareluz business- Pay froa SO % s2s
per day. Cal a slA Cedar ssItet, ior t-sai days.
apTI9-u
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TINNERs, dc.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over York's Book Store, So
Union sire ct, Nashville, Tenn. aut6-om'
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Foreign Markets.

LIyERP50L, March %.
The commerc a. news is no later than thst sent
r. ths Enrland, tut is more IN detail.
Tac-r-Waks6e.l Nash & Co. and Richsrisop
sp-uce Co., report -four very dull.
csaN Wheat teols eowuWards. Corn hrmn
and Il higher, but Eas easier 81 tas class-mlxea
z9sg29s ID
Pa. LioSs-lhe same authorities T-por! bes
guf and sieady. Pork ezsisr. Bscoa insci,vo
LsTl -sI isooUlEzrl. Butter quist ana stesdy
GaocEsIss The Brokers Circular reports sugai
QUE. aod GO loser. Cofoe inactive
prTE0trr .-lu.etatz gas 2d for refined.
LoSDJs, March 23.
BEEAnsrsrrs Quisi sad steady, ezcept coTu
vhieh is finer aud 6IgIs CHER.
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CARRIAGE mANUFACTUKERs.
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

NHYERS & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
Itl Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Caryalis, Y North
Market street.
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A COUGH, CON. or SORE THRnAT
Browns Bronchial TroChes

OcuFs sRE USED WITH Alvkls sao1 srcrs.
ur.-.Eu. -. nLrrL NJ. --.r-.--.-.--


TaOCuEs aHE UsED WIN ALvsIs a1ou srrrrs4
SINGERS AND PUBLIC 5pEARERs
will fnd Trocbes useful in clcsrus the vo.co when
taken before singing or Speaking, saI relieving tho
throat siser uausual eze-t.n of ODD. ya.aI organs
the Troches are recommended and preacribrI BY
Physicians, aud have hal tesam1a.a.s lfoi1 erl.-
neut men throughout the country. being au 1r...
Gle OF irue merit, and having proved their sH.s..-y
BY test Of msuy years, each year h1a- Them u s.-
diiiona localities iu various parts of Che world. ana
the Trocies age uniYersa ly pronounced better tsa
other sruCles.
Obtain only "BEowS's BL1yruI,t q l1rHrs." aui
do not take any Of the WouHs-- limitations Chat
may be offered.
Sold everywhere n the United st,te-, guI .u Far-
eign Coustnes, at % cents psr box.
lanlZ-Jm
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WALL PAPER, etc

MERRITT & HILI,-Dealers in Wall Paper
NA Window Shades Window Glass. and Photo
graphic Material, AZ Church street, Mayhelc
Building, opposite Maxwell House.
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This letter was sent by a steamer, and
was delivered to me probably between II
and ! o'clock, as I was on my way 10 the
scene Of action. OF course the estimate
which it gives could not have been based on
the mere noise Of battle il must have been
formed upon information previously OBJ
tanned. Ii is trne, believe, that during
the war you did not in any instance move
10 attack an enemy with less than double
his strength-unless the battle Of Iuka,
fought by Gen. Rosencrans may be an ex-
eeption. Now our combined armies would
have amounted 70 81 goo men. Is it sup
possible that you would have moved with
81 600 men 10 attack, IN fortified position,
an enemy whose strength you estimated al
over l00,O00 meB2 Would it have been
wiser Would Il have been in accordance
with your invariable practice before and
SINGER You had not the transportation for
such q movement, if you had the disposi-
Eop. Moreover, Gen. Halleck evidentlE sup
posed that the roads were not practicable
Tor n. do not say that be derived his in
formation from you, but it is certain, that,
being himself in 81. Louis, I've Aundred
miles distant, you, ,.who were on the ground
ana in command Of the troops, were the
nsTson 40 whom he should have looked for
inform sti1-. on such point. lfvou gave il
to him. no ane Niil question that you be-
Heved il. and ! have no doubt that it . IS
verv nearly, ii not entirely true. The feet
tbaf As lsts as the 4th and 9Th ofApril Gen.
sidney Johnston moved S,O00 men over
ibose roads to aHack you, Is no proof 10 the
contrary.
In the face Of sll these facts-the lack OF
authority: the restraint Of orders, as you
voursef interpreted them; the absence Of
means wherewith 20 move, and OF plan or
prepa.s.ion, or probability Of moving-it is
impossible 10 suppress ineredulity ct the
statement that If I had arrived eaTlieF you
would have been the attacking party. And
Il that theory could be divesied Of the ia
erediblity in which the most positive evil
dspce clothes T., the doubt would still con
tinusily recur when men, sitting IN Impair
! tial Judgment on all the facts and eompar-
| ;nr your letter cf the 4th Of AFril % Gen.
| Ns,son with that Of the 9th OF April 10 ne,
/ irouire with smazement, IS they NUT do,
ubv il was that, considering yourself IN
| jeopardy, sEd expecting an attack on Mon
/ aav, you made no preparation . avail your
/ self Of re IN i0rcemeuts until Tuesday, and
J why, whether yodr force was suthcleut OF
/ insuf ufflcieut, YOU made no disposition ei me
troops nlready on the ground % meek me
expected danger.
| HavinF examined this subject ~ the Term
' in which, with your presumed aasehii u ha'
been repeatedly impressed pPQa lhe paoli'
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

CfAREY & SMITH, Nos. Sc aud 3s Union street
~ (up stairs) represent the following Companies
Hns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli.
tan, Phoenix and KnickeTbOcker Life Of New lork,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
CINGLETON, K. -Bookseller, Publisher
y Satoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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Coming

OBoioE P0IAToEa 10 large iOss. In ass coma.
Il noa. ior Hsie ioE.
ID. =. EETSoLn6,
Frozi aEsst, "a OcoF soTta q BTosa.
aspUa Goa Ne LsFeeh
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'ry respectfully your OBJ serV'ty
IL = &c. ~ lar -. z ..
SAVANNAH, April 6, 1892.
Gen d. C. Buell.

Heavy firing is heard up the [river], in
dicating plainly that an attack has been
made upon our most advanced positions.
have been looking for this, but did not
believe the attack could be made before
Monday or Tuesday.
This necessitates my joining the forces
up the river, instead OF meeting you to-day,
as had contemplated.
have directed Gen. Nelson to move to
the river with his division. He can march
TO opposite Pittsburg.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSJRIBEg
NOW IS TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEg
NOW IS THE TINE 10 sUBScRLBEy
ONLY 50 20 FOR THREE MONTHS.
ONLY 81 so FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY g. 60 FOR THREE AoNTHS
oNLYSs 50 FoR THREE MONTHS
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a cathartic, and a valuable remedy for Eheuma-
tism, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. It's effects are most
sslutary In Lung Diseases. 10 is an almost sure
cure for Scrotula and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia As preventive and cure for all Bilious
DernnaeTnents il stands unriyniIed
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Administrators A Notice.

ADMINISTRATOR s NOIloe.
HAVING qualified A. Administrator on ths es-
III tate Of John n. Bal, deceased, thl- u lo uu-
NY all persons having cllIms aEai1st SAT- estate .a
de them with me wilhln ne ume pre1r-1ed ~
aa, Or they viii b. barred, and those Inafhiel %
come iorHard snd make payment
ianIE-H iGHs HU. stfITF. f.irn'r
In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES. 1850.
A. p Hammer, comp'a nani,
20. Bill 70 Ell Land.
Major Mereer kaina, defendant
N this cause it appearing 70 tle saislscf1n Of ne
Clerk snd Master that the t1oVs named tsieulial.
- anon-resdsnt oi ths state o. Teuussser, 20 ttt
the ordinary process Of laH cannot D served upon
him. u Is therefore ordered that publication -
made, for four successive weeks, u ile Nashville
Uaiou, a neE-papsr published 10 faznfile, Ten
nossee, requirnE sad defendant % sppear on ihe
hrst DAY Of our next Court, g. b. hei ai Aicsiinu
vile, on ne itn Monday a March, 1900, p Pief',
ansUcr o. demur to complainant OIL or tlif rlii-e
all b. taken f,r confsssei. A. - hIns a1d - ilf
hearing e1par e. j. r. MJkFJkD, q ~
fersA-afa By j. G. biLEs. q. g.
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL. MoRWEN q GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ leys at Law ana Claim Agents, practice in all
the Couria. Collections promptly attended 70
also claims against the United states and Vouchers
colecled. Olles Y North Cherry street up Stair.
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L0uisyILE, Rs, sept lG, 1883
On the 23d Of July last Z submitted through au
agent Of m.ne, 30 the MedIcsl Director 1f tha De-
partmeut Of the Amy Of the Cumberland e SAM
pie Of my Jedrou hitters, Or Inspection, and rH-
quested n aiier anal yss Do ioEnd BE- mrrtorous go
sanction and apprUFe Is Use among our sold.rrs.
1he following s the Medical lirsr lors reply, aHd
also Gen. kosscrsns' pePul--0u t0 ship 90 Iozan
aIonce, 10 have q sold 10 sulerf.
Joua Brif.
81 am satisfied that Cedr1n B.tter oil d1 M
harm 70 any one o taken properly ans in moier,-
Ton. see no objection % Dr. bui 'aUlnE permit
Ted 70 dispose Of i % sutlers.
HusEI A. TuUasr8g.
a a.. H. d.
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COLLECTING AGIsSTs.
NEWS DEALERS, &c


HONE a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
I } BOOKSELLERS. StatiOuers, and News Agents
k0. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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INSURANCE

T s. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. novzo-ly
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Dissolution Of copsrtnsrshir

fl'hs Copftnership hsrstofore knoan uuder rba
u nrn aad siJis 81 HuGHEs q BALTsNAN
FnotoR Rrapners, d mutually Dissolved nom ina
1aae, y. Hughes retriuF from The concern T
p -aitsInau assuming and iiq1idafInR an delfs n
ths ate arm. HUGHES q HALTsMAN
February lTte. 1886.
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Commanding Officer Advance Forces, near Pitts
hug Tanna.sea.

burg. Tennessee:
GENERAL: The attack on my forces has
been very spirited from early this morn
ing. The appearance Of fresh troops on the
field now would hav5 q powerful effect,
both by inspiring our men, and disheart-
ening the enemy, Ifyou will get upon the
fed, having al your baggage on the east
bank Of The river, it will be move to our
advantage, and possibly save the day
10 US. ..
The rebel force is estimated at over l00,-
600 men.
Ny headquarters will be in the log build
ing on top Of the hill, where you will be
furnished staff officer TO guide you to your
place on the field. Respectfully, &c
II q Ev,~r Mel Gov, -
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HEEl A. IUGT1E.
Surgeon and Medical Nre.t9r, 10. g.
HEADQuAarras Drr,gr. or4m Cruural,sO, .

HEADQuAarEas DEPaHr. oFruE CUuHEaEkFp,
NAsHuLLE TEss July "a, isss.
Dr. John Bulls agcnt Dir. ---i has prrIuIsF.1l
b ship 70 Nashville, Tenn, - grC-s or aJ dl-eni
Of Bulls CedrOn BitteE-, or sale b suffers u .la
army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
b be complied with strciiy.
By command q HiaI. Gen. EosCcuns-
Va. 81 Wurs
MAJOR and Provost Marshal General
For sale, wholesale aud retail - BERRY, DE.
MOVILLE 4 CO., NASHVILLE. Tenn.
octl7-tu sat daN8In
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is a tonic and diuretc Of h ghy beneficial charac-
ter, and Is positive remedy for Diabetes, Gravel,
Calculus, Imitation and n hamatOn ef the Kidney,
and Bladder, ard has most sinugIerly active efects
IN restoring these organs when debinta.ed by long
disease. Females who have suffered for years from
Irregusrty, and the distressing diseases known
only TO their sex, have been entirely curad BY the
fsl hful and ludlciOus use Of COlumb an Water.
These waters ale bottled fresh and pure, from
each OF the above named Springs, in 80 careful snd
secure a manner that they preserve all their me-
dicinal value for years, AID viii be found equally
efhcsciOus when drank thousands Of miles distant,
as when taken directly from the spring.
Bel0ars'of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corks OF all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on the side Of the
cork, thus:
{ CoSoEEss WArFR, EMrIRE WEATEH, }
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Respectfully, your ob't seTv't,
Il = GRANT Mai Con Cop,d'

Again The following letter shows what
estimate you placed on the strength of the
enemy and IN view of that fact, also what
probability is there that, without orders
which you evidently had not-yOu would
have been the attacking party, before the
arrival Of all the e-enlorcements, which
were to be expected
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Ginseng, Feathers, Beeswax.

TUE highest market prlce v'll - pad, 10 goods
4 or cash al fbs lrug sore OF n y isntins =
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BELL AND RRAss FOUNDERS.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CU.-Book
N and Job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai-
" and Weekly Union, Printer's Alley. between
Union and. DeadercE streets.
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BANKERs AND BROKERs.

ISIRST NATIONAL BANK-6OTernment Deposi-
tory-No. 80 College street, between Union
and the Public Square Dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government securi-
ues OF al kinds Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 10.
A. G SANFORD, Pres't. JAS. 6. OGDEs .Cash'r.
r. G. JAnIsoE, Assistant Cashier.