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Instructions TO the New Police.
The Right Orders in the Right Place.

Lst night the new police force was as
signed 10 duty. and before entering ontheir
various beats. Mayor Brown assembled
them at police headquarters. and give
them some Instructions. which, we are sure
will be seconded by every good citizen
They are a. follows.
!. Put no mar in the work-house when
It can be avoided.
?. When q man il merely drunk, and
not dis5rlerIv, he must be taken home
aud not sent TO the work house.
8. livery man who is disorderly. must
be arrested. and either taken home or
N the vork-house. To the former 4,
whenever that 8 practicable, aud he can
Give assurance that he viii appear and an
srerin the Recorders Court.
4 The object Of the police force g to pro-
tect the people aud every man must most
rie;dlv do his dgJy and If he fails. he wall
be discharged
8. An, officer found drank. viii be dis
charged, with no possible hope OF reins'al-
menG.
These are good instructions, and We have
no doubt but they viii be strictly en-
forced. Mir. BROWN has proven himself en-
excellent oascr. aud he win ever be pre-
pared TO DO his duty, under auy oireum.
slsnees.
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GENERAL SBERNkN's PoPrLARTTT-
According 20 all accounts from persons
who have recently visited the neigh
borhood OF Columbia, South Carolina,
General sherman and his bummers are
very popular down there In CONVEX
sation. some time since, M Of Column
bias fair daughters remarked thai
"Sherman's bummers took thirty silE
dresses from her last winter, and she d
walk twenty miles any day % see any
one named sherman hung It's no
wonder the South failed IN the late
struggle Just think Of thirty SILK
dresses for n woman What comfort
could the husband Of such ? female
hsve in this world, and @hst difference
did il make to him which side gained
the asoendaney in the struggle lhsve
no doubt he thRnks the bUmmers from
the bottom Of his heart for dispossessing
his better half of such superiuous tog-
gerry, and kindly distTibuuugtt as they
did, among the oOlored tlS aes rys
meaE "Cump must feel bad when he
hears ofs South Csrolins lady wanting
70 see him hung.
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R.P.JElkNSlCO.
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.

Powers aud Weightman's Celebrated Chemicals,
Blue Mass, Sulphate Quinine, SuIphsle Morpms,
Iodine. lodids POta n, Chloride Of Gold, Ether, etc.
Our Pharmaceutical preparations, such 81 Tine
lures, Extracts, syrups, Gerates. DIN ments. Plas-
tiers, etc, are made in strict accordance with the re-
Yised PharmacopiR.
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A Long Chase but a Successful One.

officers staTkie, ruckett, and others,
have for a long time been on the track Of q
most accomplished tibet aud swindler, who
has been operating in this region for some
time, but who, up to day before yesterday,
succeeded in escaping justice. The real
name Of the man was Geo. W. Hide, aud he
was. for a time, in the employment of the
Government, at this place. He is Of good
address, aud IS about twenty four years Of
age, and originally from Wisconsin.
While in the employ Of the Government,
he was suspected Of stealing, and finally
discharged: and in October last he went TO
the livery stable OF Messrs. Sligo and Center
and told thom that he wanted the best
horse and buggy they had, and they fur
uished him with a complete rig, in which
he drove of, but never returned till
brought back yesterday by the officers.
Immediately after his departure Informs
ton was lodged at the police headquarters,
and officer Pucket has been working 3" the
matter up since that time but it was only
a few DAYS since, that ne heard of the
whereabouts Of the villain, and in company
with starkie and others, he started in Pur-
suit, aud found him at shelbyyille, Tenne'-
see. where he arrested him, and brought
him to this city, where he viii be tried. His
preliminary examination will take pace be-
fore Squire Patterson.
For some weeks before Hide succeeded in
securing the horse and buggy in question
he had been clerking for Mr. 5. D. Reyuold's'
and when no went 10 the stable he gave his
name as Geo. Reynolds.
We are further informed that he sue
ceeled, during his stay here, in getting
other "rirs, in the same way, which he
disposed Of and put the money in his pocket
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Findings in the Case of Colonel
TTaunicht.
They are Approved BY Gen. Thomas.

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The following are the findings in the case
Of the late diIheuIsy on the Public Square,
said findings having been approved by Gen.
Thomas:
NASHVILLE, Jan. Il, 1866.
BEE-GeE HhiPple. oh5s-ofstzf.
In compliance with the Enforcement On
document a. herewith transmitted, ]
have the honor 70 submit the following re-
port:
Your attention is invited to the testimony
taken before the Post Provost Marshal yes
terday, aud the statements Of CD. Barnard
and Lieut-CoI. Traunicht, attached herelo.
Il appears that on the eth inst, a party Of
men we're at work attempting to open large
cafe in the ruins Of building on the Square.
The police force Of the city was in attend
ance to preserve order. A city marshal or
dered the crowd to staud back, several times.
aud every one complied with the order, ex-
cept a col0red soldier Of the I0lst L. S. c.
l., by the name Of Wm. Dupee, who seemed
70 be drunk, or considerably under the IN
huence ofliquor. Having failed 70 comply,
the marshal pushed him back, which en-
ragged him, and he went 10 the opposite side
oil the Square, 10 the guard, and obtained a
gum, and with several members Of the guard
returned with the avowed purpose Of shoot
ing some one. This brought on q difficulty,
the facts and circumstance Of which will
be found attached.
Lieut.. Col. Traunicht happened on tie
ground, and it is to be regretted that be
10 lend the influence Of his official DO
10 the preservation Of order, but en
the contrary his every act and word was
calculated to enrage the negroes, end bring
on g collision between them and the citi-
Many Of the witnesses report that he
was considerably under the influence of
IL seems to me that the police were trying
o arrest and take to the guard house, (Pro.
some disorderly eolored soldier, and
hat no blows would have been struck, had
Col Traunieht discharged his duty.
1t was, by his indisereet conduct, he came
lear producing 3 bloody conflict between
he citizens and colored soldiers. 4
There seems to be a prejudice on the part
citizens against colored soldiers, and the
'rejudice is increased by the iuconsiderate
onduct Of many Of the officers Of the COL
red regiments.
The Mayor reports that Col. Barnard,
Olst q. S. c. T., entered his Office and in s
ulted him. By the ststement Of Col. B., it +
seem that he said nothing calculated +
D do 90. It is not clear to me, what bust '
ess called Col B. to the Mayors Office. If G
e had complaint to make, he should have C
led the same with the Post Commander. Il
As these officers are soon to be mustered
think no further action necessary.
r. W. JoHSsos,
Brvt. Mel. Gen. and Prov. Mar.
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Botanic and Eclectic Medicines,

such as Fresh Roots and Herbs, OF all kinds; III
den's b keitt's Alksl0id snd ResnOid, and their
concentrated Extracts.
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Dr.. G. P. Hachenberg, formerly of this
city, has been appointed Examining Sur
geon Of the Pension Bureau, and has like
wise succeeded Dr.. Quidor, late Medical
Inspector Of the United States Army, ss
Surgeon in Chief Of the New York Medical
University, No. 30, Clinton Place, New
York. The doctor will continue to give ad-
vice in all intricate cases both in medicine
and surgery.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Nav YoRK, Jan. Is-At a MEETING d.
the Assosistei Press, held OF Wednesday.
Janusry Iith, 1880, the 5oI owing resolution
were passed unanimously:
Ros5lrsi, That the members Of the ASS
etated Press have heard with dee0 rF--et III
me deaih o Geo. Hs.leck, late prosu iefg-
o. the journal 90 Commevcs, ana Tor many
years me President vt the As eistei p,es
Q gentleman, who ID an his relations 81
resident aud member, w.s d~istinguisb@j
Tor nAs courtesy, kindness. au1 Tor b. abIs
and aitAul seryicesto toe As-aeissel Pre-.
HsSot-f1. That the Presi ent ofthe Asso-
rl@-i9u ir4nsmit acopy Of the above resoIu-
Ton TO the family OF the deceased.
NEw loRE, January I2-The steamship
New York, from AspinwalI on the ist INST.
has arrived. Among the passengers are
Gov. John NJ. Goodwin, Of Arizona. General
Roberts, aud A D. Richardson. She brings
S55o,O5O in specie
Aspinwall dates to the Ist Of January
that the ship Peru arrived there on
2Sth, and among her passengers was
christopher Robinson, late In ted States
to Peru, who returns home BY the
steamer.
Var matters in Chill have remsined IN
hanged since the capture Of the spanish
'ioekadns ship Canojonga, by the Gillian
nan-oi-war.
She pat to sea and it is believed she sail
81 for the southern part Of Peru, for the
Of uniting with the Peruvian Heet.
-ae news from Peru is very favorable.
'eace reigns throughout the Republic. IN
.er the new reign
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Self

This vice, which is never praeiicsd il
The presence Of any one, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the mobiles,
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 ~eloquence or pen 10 song.
IL has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim K
a living skeleton. Nor are these its anal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight thEt can meet mortal eyes. To Be
cured permanently Of this affection, call or
Or. Coleman, No. % North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
villo, Tenn. fobzs-U
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Persons unscquainted in the city seeing
50 manyadvertisemeRts for the troameut.
OF Special Diseases, are often at a loss to det
femme 70 whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. TO such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab.
lisnment OF this kind is ST No. % Deaderiek
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR.
A. kIcHAR JOEKs may be found in his Of
nee during the hours sisted in his general
adVortlaemeni- All medicines furnished IN
de e1ee.
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E. P. Cone has received the Clipper,
NIlks' Spirit, Turf and Farm, Irish Ameri-
can, Freeman's Journal, Commercial lei
tung, Banner Of Light, Historical Magazine
Ballou's, Peterson's, and Leslie's New
Monlhlies for Februaryi New YORK, Phila-
delphia, Washington, Memphis, Richmond.
Chicago and St. Louis Dailies.
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Cash o hand and IN ob[hSt
Cash in hands of Agents snd in course Of uansmzlo ioAs7f0
Bills receivable for loans, secure by personal and collateral secuHy---s @7s0O
Bills receivable for loans, secured by Real sae.-------------- 100000
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Notice.

GrFuoE - rHF AnAss ENrErs CoNFssI, [
FrsL,c saUaHH Nashville Tern, Jan. %, IS. !
u,HF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have opened
antw RrrreSs Route, Us Norhsesfen Ral-
- 10 Jahnzauvlle connecting with hrst class
sfasmars Tor oafso. EFsnsFdie snd 81 LOUIS. spe-
- Ne~sensa s on ennra Route. connecting 81
Csiro with car Lines O. al Peluts Norh ans Vest
Fpr esfs. speedy and cheae oonveyaneeo a. freight
p.rsals and valushies, this Lne = unsnrrsssed.
:. A. JOSH, J. lHAANhhh
supsunlsaaeut. l~kzll-lH AgsEF
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Some Of our contemporaries seem d
posed { 0 quarrel with the Legislature
of Mississippi because it adopted the
4 confederate gray as the uniform OF
the State troops. What more sPpro-
pirate, to keep the troops ever in re-
~membrance Of the colors under which
the rebels got their licking
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Real This.

N. U. Smith a Bro, No. % North Cherry
street, (clsy Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, aud g various assortmento of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask is 10 give US a call aud see
for yourselves.
dec2S tf
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Surgeon and Medical Direstor. D. c.
H-rApQUARTrns DEPAET. orrr cUnnEaLAsp,

HEADQUARTERS DEPART. OF THE UMRERLASD,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July "A, 1868.
DR.. John Bulls agent Mr.. -, has permission
to ship to Nashville. Tenn, 25 gross or 800 dozen,
Of Bulls CedT0n Bitters, for sale 70 suffers IN the
army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
to be complied with strictly.
BY ommand A. Of MAJ. Gen. Rnsecrsns.
WM. n Wills,
MAJOR and Provost Marshal GeneTsl.
For sale, wholesale aud retail b. BERRY, DE
MOVTLLE 4 CO, Nashville, Tenn.
~octlI-td sat dsg3m
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The preparations maze for the plant
ing Of a large breadth Of cotton and
tobacco in the southern part Of this
State, next spring, are of . cheering
character. This result Of the past sea
son shows that these crops can be raised
to good advantage in that section
Chicago JoaraaL
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Attention is directed to the advert isement
Of Messrs. Charles Nelson & Co., in another
column, headed, Removal" These are
clever and reliable gentlemen; and in their
new location, as in their old, the public
win find them ready and willing to attend
promptly TO all demands made upon them
in their line cat the lowest market prices"
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smith County Court ct Carthage, Tenn
I.@-, arl az a .si L.. 1870 Rr.r.

James Eradlays Adnr 81
v ; o. RI. oseI lsnd }JAsranr Ruru,
Joseph Roman and thsr-l January Tot. 1885.
II ths eaase it appssrlnE b the ssusarta1 o.
NJ Clerk that ne da1endEuts. Annie. 1sham. Jane.
Frankl1, Ra.hel, Nsary s1d Sarah Bomsn. rasade
hsyonf he hmits o. ne suais. % taal tna oadf1lrV
process Of law Csnnat b. serFsd upou 1nem 9 =
therefore oFtsred mas gubieauoa - uaie ID he
Re5hsdle UniQns a nessaaper Published n Ne city
Of fasEUlls ior tour Eua'asnEa aeeEs. r. quirnT
sad deie1dsn's 30 appear 81 the Eetrusw term 81
ths 1ouuty G0luM smith county. % 10 heid - lEa
Couu hcuse. 10 he toEn % Carthagl. 90 ne ffst
houtay 10 February ns1t. usf1l then aad there 10
plesd. EnsEer or dsmur 20 compiafnangs hn.cr ne
sane I'll b tAken nr cnufssssd AID set doEu for
ssaz4IT T. ". TURNKR CAN
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HOME AGAINu

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
Trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c, SC,
to the old home, ! would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville mat we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinges,
&c., &c.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME L CO.,
nOYl-tf No. = Union street
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Parties sending Orders 10 the JOB
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write 81 Union once" on the face OF
The Copy.
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RaurRoAp MKErING.-A meeting OF the
friends OF the Knoxville and Nashville
Railroad will be held at The Capitol to-day.
As the improvement is very important
one. we hope the attendance viii be large.
There is nothing like starting right. The
meeting is to commence Immediately alter
noon.
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SUPREME CoURT-The following is the
business in this Court:
Case Of J.. Mason VS.. Thomas Whitman,
judgment OF Court below reversed.
J.&J.A A. Barnes VS.: W. Leftwick, decision
affirmed, and ordered that both parties
should psy costs.
Neslrs. Jas. D. Slllman, r. A. Smith, E.
II. Ewing, J. B. White, and Russell Hous-
ton, were sworn in Is attorneys.
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The following are the findings in the case
OF the late difficulty on the Public Square,
said findings having been approved by Gen.
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Nssr,xr.-Iu our report Of the Council
proceedings last night we stated that Mr..
puncan offered = resolution Of inquiry into
she conduct Of the fremen al the late gre.
The printers made Us say Freeman. We
prssume q readers were not at $ loss 70 see
The mistake, but we here sllsae to IT, 70
make assurance doubly sRre.
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
COmDanV.

The Office OF this old snd reliable Compa
ny will be removed on Monday, sth inst.
10 rooms in the Bank uf the Union. where
they VIII be plessed 10 see their frisuds.
Parties wishing either Marine or Fire In
surance Will do well 10 call upon this Com
pany Tor fair rates and prompt payment in
case OF loss.
iau10-9w
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s,LE or CRY PRorEErY.-we call stien-
ton 10 the auction sale Of r. C. NcNairy, IN
another column. The real estate offered for
sale is very valuable sud the terms exceed
uglv favorable. Be sure and read the Rd-
yFrNSpmtut.
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sIevs pOwSl-The police force were yes
terduy around the streets, notifying all par
ties TO take down 1uch signs as were sus
peuded over the sidewalks. Signs arc posi-
lively prohibited BY law, and the Mayor is
bound 10 DO his duty.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, ~Penmsnship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
uefship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON Il co.
OctlS-ly.
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VIVA new wine is just coming INTO
popular favor but by NO means intoxicating
IN It's nature. We refer 10 Speer's Samourg
Port Wine. which hes been introduced into
the hospitals aud principal drug stores IN
this cltv. ana In London and Paris, by Al
fred spetr, OF Passalc, y. J.-Abang J2ar-
suL.
For sale By W.J.GC. W. Smith, Nash
willie. julyI3-ltd-Itw
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The Atlanta intelngencer, Of Janua-
ry 4th, says: 1--WE learn that a portion
of the negro troops, who for some
months past have composd 8 part of the
garrison of this place, have been mus
tered out and that in a few days the
remainder viii be similarly disposed Of.
This viii be gratifying intelligence 10
every one
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The United States having turned ove1 our
shop and machinery to us, on Dec. LIST 1865,
we viii be prepared to resume business as
builders and contractors. on Jan. Let. Plans
and specifications furnished % our patrons
Turning and Carving to border, for the trade.
WARREN 4 Moons,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec3O-2m.
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REMOVAL.

A RRINGToN a FAKRAR have removed their
n Office 10
NO. 0S PUBLIC SQUARE.
Next door 70 the City Ho'el, and adjoining the
Methodist Publishing House, where they viii be
most happy 10 receive her fieBds and customers
IN their comfortable office. Remember, No 6S.
ARRIHGrON a FARRAR.
lan2 I'm Real Estale AMI Genaral Aganfs.
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saashrille sauipn.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1866.
Ctnncinnati, OhiO.-JosrrH B. QusBr, is

CtnncinnRti, OhiO.-osEPH B. QUrSBT, II
our Authorized agent 70 receive advertisement and
s~ubscapaons for ths EasfrlTs UHior.
new orleans, La.-EBEE E oTERAIL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
srsnt % receive Advertisements snd Subscriptions
Tor he NaArUs Ual.H.
Memphis, Tenn.-CLrnESrs a BaEST are
oar authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
and subscription for the NaaLrlgs Um9a-
joss HoorsR a Co Publisher Agents, 81 PARK
RoE, New YORK, are suihorisei TO contract ior I'D
yertlsing m our paper.
JOY, C0r&Co Puh.ishers' Ageai., tribune buld-
80 90 Browns Irou Building. Phla-
,lslphis are sush0nzsd to contract for advertising
IN our pspsr.
g n. PsTrEysnI 8 Co, Publishers Agent'' y
psrk Ror, New York. aad G State street. Boston,
re- suthorzea 10 contrast FOR advertising in our
Paper.
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Terms of Sale.

Cash, IN Government mndsi OF, when purchased
eEceediug tso years, pg abe 10 monthly install
ments " n Interest e the Nte q 9 SO per cent.
per snnum, secuuei by bond, satisfactory 70 the
Government. Tor double me amounI o. the proper
" purchased
FuH descriptions of the Eog nss en- be obtained
on sppllosuoa h Capt. ;. r Haml. A y N, Nash
vile, Tenn. j. CHILLY
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ON THEATER.-Edwin Adsms-one Of the
best tragedians in the West, appears again
at his place Of amusement, next week.
The benefit Of Mr.. Flynn, last night was
a complete success.
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5Locamohve EnR Iues, unsery ceatle.
Rollers and Running Gears for two q Dummy
Eneiuez, unserNlceEle.
bl Five spans, ls1 feet each, NeCa1um Truss
Bridge a. Two spans Budge, 50 feet each.
QSsl Nue hundred sid thfty-threa pelch 1t snd
% clsss Cut stone, comprising foundation Of Round
House.
VIII also h sold, On Allows mentioned date. At
Neupas snd Na-hyile, the blaace OF Military
Rslr5sd Property remsinng uudsposed Ct 81 that
tine.
sales viii commence a. esch place At 10 o'clock,
an, and continue until al the property is dispos-
ri Of
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
FIR sale by Yaryan & Co., Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. dec24 If
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We are obliged to the Adams Express for
the latest Philadelphia and New York pa
psrs.
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II YOU want your Pianos well tuned, cal
on &. F. Jackson, o. Luek's, on Union
street. or st his new Music store, on Church
street orders from the country viii meet
with urompt attention. oct26-u
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this ohce' OF
printed 10 order.
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Our young friend, Rains, News Agent,
Cherry street, will accept our thanks for
fayOrs in his line.
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Cotton Farm for Sale.

A \ excellent Csuco Farm. two miles Esstof the
a Hermitage, contsiu'ng Sn acres, vii D. sold
Ga the q dty ol fehruuy neNf, % the aiEhest md-
Der. on = cresito one and TIC year. t~exoept $50
cashL r. r. CHAMBERS.
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OFE jon OFFICE.-We are executing every
description OF plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the nsstest style, and at the lowest
prices, st this Office.
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We are indebted to Mr.. +. P. Cone, daily
for late newspapers from all quarters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-13

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.