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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-01

OLD RoBERTSoN An old friend o
ours, one of the most respectable dis
tiIlers in Robertson county, distilled s
lot ofwhisky in 1862, and laid it by tC
mellow. One day last week-we be
lieye it was Wsshington's birthday, he
brought it to Nashville, and our enter
prising fellow citizens, r. B. Cheatham
a Co, ever on the alert for good liquors,
made a heavy investment in it Ever
since, their house-corner of College
and Church, has been besieged by pr
vate parties wishing to replenish their
d|ecanters, ~canteens, demlohns, &c.
The delightful beverage is passing away
rapidly, aud will soon be amongst the
private stores of citizens who have a
relish for good things Those who
want some OF it, had better be quick or
they viii be left out Of the ring entirely.
We have laid u demijohn by for
state occasions, on every one Of which
we expect to drink 10 the health R &
Cheatham Il Co, and Charley Hays.
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DR.. n. G. Brooks. President Of the
Baltimore Female College, with some
twenty Of the young ladies Of the Col
lege, comprising six or eight from Ten.
nessee, (some of them daughters OF
personal friends of the PresidenD halt
a dozen from Georgia, and some iron
Virginia and Maryland, called to pay
their respects TO President johnson,
They expressed their high admiration
of his craftsmanship and their grateful
affection for his benevolent feelings TO
the section of the country from which
they came, in his efforts to restore the
Union. lie expressed himself highly
gratiied at meeting them, and re-
marked that their connection with the
Institution they were attending, and
their presence on this occasion was one
of the hopeful evidences of the cement
ing Of the Union.
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OFFICE or SUPERVISING COMusARY,
MILITARY DIvlsJOS OF TENNESSEE,

n AANNsn AEDs [A-Af 1000 J
GEALED Proposals, which must be in duplicate
OSIth a copy Of this a.ysTtisement attached "a
each, viii be received a. this ofce until y o'c,ock
m, Thursday, March 18th, 1866, for suppIyirp
Fresh b e., OF good and marketable auaity. iG
equal propod tons o. fore snd hind quarter meat.
lnecks, shsnks and kidney tallcR % be included
for Issue 10 the troops and others supplied by the
G~ov9Tnr rent with Ia-iouss at c following named
posts IN the Military Division Of Tennessee. Hunts.
vile, Ala Nashville, and Chattanooga, Tenn Al
lantai and Macon, Geo and SC all posts drawing
supplies lrom the above named posts. Contract q
Dc IN force xix months, commencing on the lst day
OF Aprl. ls56, and ending the 30th day Of Septem-
Der, lSj6, or such less time as the Commisssry
General Of Subsistence may direct
Inc nscks OF the cattle slaughtered for hetf 10 be
cut oil 81 the fourth v%eItetbal Joint. and the breast
trina ed down. The shsnks Of re quarters 10 be
ut OF from three TO four inches above the knee
JOINT, and Of h nd quarters nom six to eight iucDes
above the gamCrel OF h-ck Ioint.
Payment viii be made mo tblV, or Sc eqrlv there.
amer As funds may be received therefor, ana in such
funds as may be furnished by the United States.
sepsrs'e BIDS will he received for each Of the
above posts, or one bid may include them al.
No bids will be entertained from pprsons vho
CONS uoder the exceptions Of the Presidents Am.
nesty Proclamation. Nor will bid, liz which such
persons are interested, either directly OF indirectly,
be received, unless they can produce The pardon Of
the President. Bids from al other persons under
said Proclamation must DO accompanied bT the
Amnesty Oath.
aniee, signed by two responsible persons, stating
that u a contract Is awarded, they will enter bonds
for the taiih al mlhlment Of tn contract.
HE undersigned reserves the right . reject sny
and all bids If red.
Endorse envelopes, Proposals for Fresh Beef"
ana a1dless the same to the under leued.
NJ =. SMALL, Bvt Col sc. 8,
fe12l-tmar.5 Nashville. Tanuasaaa
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BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States AZ Nashville, 81 the October Term,
1860 n the suit Of Wrsy and Giliiland, OF sis, credi-
Tors Of Irstue & Lucas, ami EdwsrI 1rsbue versus
VIII am Il. Lucas, surviving partner, ami against
tae helrs Ct E-Ward Trabue, I will sell, as speciai
Commlssoner, the above 2l7 acres at puOlic sale,
on The remises, on
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Large Auction sale Of
Government BUILDINGS

WILL expose for sale, at Public Auction. on Sri
1 dsy, March 2d, 1856, the folio sing Government
buldlngs, situsted at the Corrsls, IN NOlta Nash.
vile, VIZ
One q Frame Shed, Cherry street, near Cora
Stables.
Six tl Frame Sheds, west side Of Cherry street
near Jefferson street.
I Two % Frame Sheds. ca [ side Of Cber-v st-ast
beyond jefferson street.
Three () Frame Houses east side OF Cherry strast
beyond Jefferson street.
Three ~ Frame hoses, west side Cherry street
beyo-d Jefferson street
One tp Frame House, a. the end Of North Cherry
street
One ~ Frame Store Hause, on North Cherry
street.
One ~ Frame Engine House, on North Cherry
street.
CorTa.s
One . Frame Forage House, opposite old mule
Ten Q) Frame Building, on east side OF North
summer street.
One o Frame shop, on west side Of High street,
Tressel Work. We "
Sale e. commence a. 10 o'clock q. m. Rurdfngs
70 be sold IN the order il Wheel they appear in this
Terms-Cash, N Government Funds.
chaser.
By order Of Capt A. R Eddy, u s. A., Chief 0.
NJ Dept q tennessee. A. " WILLS.
Iet-Lh Bvt. Ms. AID A. D. VI.
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Two Throunh Trains Daily
Capitalists.
90
AIIa00na Iron Works for Sale,

IAHE stockholders having 30 d reetss. Ina prs.
~. W. ou-r sara property for sale, 90 aucf.on
~ lLs lueeaaY m Apni next. IN Atlantis. On.
i1isa'e safe before that DAY. This u-,.
peIy Is ioceted % niles ahoge Atlanta. on ~
sioe~ OF ne Western a Atlantic Raiiroef rI.-
NIe5 pi lndt fessonable portion Of Il eooY
Arnang land, ana the balance valuable n -
gold, cooper and iron re non -
seeming 20 o. lnexnausub.e, and the cray ore reno
etsgmed among me nastin The world. The C9ra
SGD Flouucg Nils ana Iron Works ara - S~--
Dali mile ron the Alatoons depot. On FIato--e
Srsss Whieh mn~hes the water poFer. Abouf
nsu OF ne tiase OF Ailtoona be Gags % the pro-
perry soms OF ne b1ldiDgs being enlrely de-
-Ioyeas offers damaged, 81 tee WorkinR utock
beng enhrey desr9ysd, others dauaged. IN he
aof.ios secz ueng lost, and a msjouiy Of the
~sioeAh-lleI- oeih8 crippled IN means By tne RAYS
gs- OF var, nave determined ths company to sell
rather hsn aIemPs under The circuastancss. 10
resusca q.
information IN detail can DO procured BY consult
ing. l.. u. MCDANIEL
iso'-zm Atlantis, Ga.
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A letter from Melbourne, Australia.
says that while the pirate shenandoah
was in that port American residents
laid plsns for her capture They char,
tered a small steamer aud selected a
crew who we're to board the Shenan-
doah, and II successful, tow her out TO
sea, meantime getting up steam, when
they would abandon the small steamer
and steer for an American port
Everything was conducted with the
greatest secrecy, but the Shenandoah
went on the dock for repairs the day
before the Time fixed for the enterprise
AiterTard a torpedo was fixed in front
Of the dock 50 as 10 blow up the she.
nandoah. She Aoated out, but the APP
paratus was defective and the torpedo
failed TO explode
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ARMY SUPPLIEs,

order Of Capt A. R Eddy, u s. A., Chief Q
bept 81 tennessee. A. W WILLS.
5tZLtd Bvt. Msl AID A. o. II.
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OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. C. AND n. 4 n W RHrpo.Da

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Ma {. AND n. a. n. W. RAILRoAbs.
NASHVILLE, TENN Get 9th, 1856.
IN and s'ter Tuesday, Oct 10, 1865 and until RIr.
y Their notice. Passenger Trains will Iun as FOL.
oWs:
NASHVILLE C CHATTANOOGA LINE
LEAvE Nashville for Chattanooga, and All pointa
south at A. NJ, Arrive at Chattanooga 81 C.26 y
Retuming-Leaye Chattanooga al Gao
Arrive 81 NashVile ~ 6.45P. n.
Shelbyylle Accommodation, leave Nashville at
$40 P. NJ, arrive at shelbyYlle at 72O. p NJ
keturnlng-LeaYe SheibyUlle a. 5.40 A. n, az
i've ST 1855 A. NJ.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville for JohnsonylIe, and an points
West and Northwest, st . P. ~, arrive al JobnsoD-
Hlle at II P. N.
keturning-Lesv Johnsonvlie 1:5O l.. NJ, arrive
at Nashville at G.5OA
Trans on Ma N. W. R. r. connect At Johnson.
Hiic with hrst class line Of Steamers for Paducab.
CAIRO and 81. Louis.
Trans stop az all intermediate points.
WI p. INNE5, GsaQ Supt
n. &C. snd n. & ". ". r. R'ds.
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A letter from Albany, New York
says outside of the radical ~poliGcians
the Presidential support is strong and
deep, and men directly from the rural
districts emphaticAlly declare hat the
people are with the President and
against his enemies.
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TO STEAMBOAT Men!
F0R SALE,
THE
BTBAIIRR EANNIE,"

NNTILL be sold at Publ, Aug'ion, to the highest
" bidder, for cash, on THURSDAY, Is b day
Of March, 1896, ~ II O'Clock = IN, at the Upper
Wharf, st the rOTt Of Nashville, thu Sternwheel
Steamer 'NANNIb" thres years old, with all the
Furniture, Rlgslug, etc. Dimensions as follows:
Length of hud 1T feet over AL.
Breath Of beam EOfset6 inches.
BTesdth OF floor 20 feet 8 inches.
Depth Of HE ST ct 10 inches ia the clear.
Tao sude-yslye engines, 10 inch cylinders, 2 feet
6 inches stroke.
Two Double Fl1ed Boilers, lG fett long, 90 inch
dancer, snd-s good Doctor Tor Supplying water to
boilers, etc.
This stCsmer being very light draught drawing
only IS inches wa,er) Is well adapted Tor the cum.
ferland and ONO rivers and ibu;aues 10 Upper
and Lower Mississippi, especially 70 the Bayou
Trades Of the South, te ng now owned by the Cor
poratiOn Of Nashville, ana 10 be sold for account Of
the same. The fale will be positive and without re-
serve. GEO.. 5. KINNEY,
1871 ELnLrnnn GarnrEl-M-.A...
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Private sdvices from Paris, published
in a New York paper, states whatever
the Interpretation given to the vague
language Of the Emperops speech msv
be, the French Government is deter
mined 90 effect the withdrawal of the
French forces from Mexican soil with
the shortest possible delay.
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Public Sale of
Government Buildings

WILL expose for sale st Public Auction. Of
Monday. the 9th day Of March, 1856, the follow
ing Government Buildings, viz
6 Frame Sheds,
4 In Coral at North Nashville
/ " Summer st, near Corral
l " Building, North summers. near Cora,
l " Store house, "
1 snop, &" " 50
IS Buildings, West Of High st., North Nashville.
l East " 8
Sale to at 10 o'clock am.
Terms-Cssb, Government Funds.
By order Of A K Eddy, U. 8 A.
Chief 2. n, D. Of T.
~ A. W. WILLS,
feb2itd BVt. Maj. and A. Q. II.
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TENNESSEE LEGLsLAIUaF.
SENATE.
WEDsEsDAY, Feb. 28tb, 1866.

NEDSEsDAT, Feb. 25tb, 1866.
The senste met ut Q am.
Mr.. Bosom offered Senate Joint Resolu-
ton 10. 39, i~-s.ructiug the Committee OF
Finance d. Ways and Means 10 take mt
cons Iteration the financial condition and
revenue system Of the State, and report
such amendments thereto 20 the next meet.
ing Of this Legislature as in their es-ima-
ton is cemsrded BY the fiscal interests o.
the State. Referred.
Mr.. Thompson offered Senate Resolution
No. q, that tue Goa ptrol er and Treasurer
report to the Ssna.e The smount If moneys
received down 70 this time by virtue Of our
existing revenue laws, and WHIST amount
IS reasonably anticipated and what amount
IS imperatively demanded 10 keep the State
Government In motion. Laid over.
Mr.. Cate IN reduced Senate Bill No. 333,
for the su eri1teudaucs Capitol and main
t~enauce Of the s8me. This bill provides Tor
tie appointment Of a JOINT Standing Com
mittee Ou tae State House, who shall report
10 The Legislature what repairs snd i'm
p 0yeUen S are necessary T. be made in
and upon he State CsPisol and the grounds
connected with toe same.
NJ CsrriEaa presented his pro est seainst
the communication OF a. v. :. Linds ey, as
ole OF the commissioner 90 wine ~ the
B7Uk of Tennessee, on the ground that Mr..
Linds ey already had a Lucrative Office"
under the Government
Mr.. ,arrigan also called up Senate Joint
Resolution NJ. 40, TO adj .ura uuiil the first
Monday in april next.
On motion OF Nr. Frazier, Of Wilson, it
was laii up u the tab e.
Senate bin providing for the leasing out
OF The labor OF the c~olvict5 Of The Peniten-
tary5 passed its third residing.
Se-ate oil 535, appropriating $1,000 for
The purchase Of b portrait Of Major General
Thomas, passed us thira reading.
The bill making the legal rate Of interest
seven per cent lnstead Of SIX, was tasen
up. After a lengthy debate, further action
was postponed until tomorrow at 10 am.
Mr.. Hsl iut-. duced Senate bll No. $40,
to limit the cleo i've franchise. This bll
provides that eli persons arriving st the age
OF twenty-o-e from end ter the first If
January, 1870, who can read and write,
shall be entitled TO vote; and ih,t all PER-
sons VINO have aided the late rebellion, By
voluntarily taking up arms, or other overt
bets aao assistance, and who have never
been pardOred by taking the oath OF smnes-
iy, or by the Presidents specisl pardon,
snail be allowed 70 vote. Persons VINO have
he'd civil or military Office under the late
fo-called Confederate States, snail be eligi-
be to holt office.
Adjourned till g p. m, tomorrow.
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Ex-Governor Joseph K Brown, OF
Georgia. has written 8 letter 20 mem
bers Of the Legislature of that State,
IN which be treats of the negro Fues.
ton. He says:
So fer as the laws OF rights and remedies
ia uur courts are concerned, the two races
will have 60 be placei upon terms of per
feet equality. While she uegro should not
be allowed % occupy the iury box, OF TO cN-
erciso the elective trancasse at the ballot
box. he must have the same right % sue
and bs susd. and 90 testify IN ala the courts
gftlIz STATE, which tac white man has;
The rredlbultv of The testimony III either
case To- be determined by the jury under the
rules of evidence which govern courts and
urits on that subject lie must be made
sub rct 10 the same penat enactments and
suffer the same punishment for crime,
which is inflicted ufon the white man. in
"a word. hls rights OF life, liberty and pro-
pertv. including the iuiI and free enjoy
rlcut 0i the proceeds of has labor, mus be
amrly secured TO him by law, with all tho
guarantees necessary 20 their protection
and, in the administration Of the law,
courts and juries must see 10 ~ that equal
and impartial justice IS melted out 70 him.
think 10 uuwisc and inJudiciuuI f.r the
Lea. stature 10 psss any 'Frtedmeu's code"
ar any other law that discrimInutes between
tue two races, so far as nights aod remelIes
10 our courts are concerned. A short stat
ute, extending the provisions OF tue Penal
Cols oi this STATE, 60 as d embrace all per-
fOls q. African d~escsnIi ana extending 20
thon al the civil rights in our court en-
lgyeI Uy white pcrsous, except the right 10
aitil TIE jury BOX, ugcther with the same
rights ot marriage, as between persons OF
chair Hr-. Il. - HG.. an~rn ~fHnHa nj H-
Aer.taIce, with the same lava o. guardian
ship, sIprouuceship, etr., Is al the lcgis-
lat.-n relative - them, which Is eXped.ent
% pr per. q.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
Proposals.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER5 OFFICE,0
CEDAR sTzEET, NEAR TREsILE WOBK, I
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. q, 1850.
DROPCSALS viii be received at tn Office for 3
limited period for the sale Of seven thousand,
eight hundred and twenty G,S20l Cords OF Wood,
located at the follow ng yards, VIZ:
$40 Cords at Be- Yard, on Chicken Pike, ! miles
from Nashville.
2.4S5 C-rds at Douglass Yard, Hyde's Ferry Pike, 7
mile from Nashville
6i6 Cords at HsOeock and Bel Yard, Hyde's Fer
" Pike, z miles from Nashville.
92l Cords at Siearns' Yard, Chicken Pike, Z miles
from nashville.
147 Cords at Trah1e YARD, Lebanon Pike, IOmilss
from Nashville.
The above wood will te sold in quantities TO suit
purchaser.
T~erms-Cash, in Government Funds.
By order Of A r. Eddy, O.. s. A,
CHIEF 2 NJ D. OF T..
A.. ". WILLS,
feb23-l0t e&w Byt. Maj. and A. Q NJ.
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-Oopartnership Notice.

WE hsvetsis day taken into opartnersbi win
w US iss \. MACY, are OF The fru OF n.Tev
s hsul10n- Our business Ia future VII b. con-
Quoted % the hrm style Of Macy, Driver a Broxu.
We take this opportunity oil tbs1tlne o. E L.u
aud the patlc generally, for the lbersI pstrc1sse
heretofore exceeded 10 Is, EBd respectnliv soia,,f a
continuance q The same. DRIVER BS6WN
Nashville, Fec, q, lses. Ifeblslm
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THE National Police Gazette states that
the recent death Of dustavus Y. Brooke
leaves Miss Ayonia Jones q widow
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Speech of Postmaster General Dem
nison on the Presidents Veto Ies-
sage.
The following is the full report of the
speech by the Postmaster General at
Cooper Institute, New York, Thursday
evening last:
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water

NOnat1ral or arui ial compound has yet been
~ ds oyered or mangfsctt red that eqnsls these
waters ass preventative, RELIEF and permaaent cure,
for msny temporary and chron C diseases, as prov.
ed bythe experience OF many thousands sho 1aYe
drank them Tor years, T!ih the most beneficial e.
iects.
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WATER

Il a catbarac, alternative and tonic, and is R va'ua-
be remedy Tor shecuJBs Of the Liver and Eidneys,
Iyspepsa a, Gout, Chrome Constipation and Cut4ne-
Gus diseases. lsa most powerful preventive Of the
Feyers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent IN
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The New York Commercial Adyer.
tiser exhorts the people to look at
Congress At the end of the third
month of it's present session-in the
face of the imminent perils which
threaten the country and the people
il is spending its time in squabbliog
Over party schemes and political objects,
not even discussing the measures by
which the country Is to be saved from
some Of the evils which stare it in the
face Our finances aud currency dis
organized, our people over-burdened
by the most oppressive and most lnJu-
rious possible systems of taxation Off
ciaI corruption stalking everywhere in
open day the limitations OF the Con
%stitution disregarded on every side; one
quarter of the Union in an unnatural
abnormal political relation to the Fed
eral Government and no apostle has
vet arisen to recall the agents Of the
people to their duty. We ask the PEG
ple TO reflect on this for me moment,
and to ask themselves, Where can all
this end ? Was it for this that we sac
rifced u fathers, our brothers, our
SONS. and the results Of our toll, and
mortcaged the future earnings Of I'M
born generations
President johnson is the apostle
of the people. If Congress will regard
his sagacious advice, so 20 work and 90
what he recommends we shall soon have
"a much improved condition of affairs
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Sale Of
Government PROPERTY.

MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE T~ENNFSsEE,O
QU-ARTERHAsTEE's OFFICE, o. NJ. r RS, )
Nashville. Tenn Feb. ., 1896.
WILL sell az Public auction, a. Nashville. Ten
{ ressses 81 30 o'clocz a m, on Saturday, Msrsf
10 LEO TIE follow ug described property of the U
8. MlltsrJ Railroads.
% One Dwell ng House. slxl4xl2 feet, On Broat
street, near spruce
o. tIye Dwelling Houses, on Knowles street, neal
Cedar.
~ three Buldirgs, consisting Of Office, Mes,
Houses snd Store Houses, a. he Lumber YARD
u 3 Military Railroads.
At same time sud pisce, GOl,C00) seven hUrdrei
thousand feet, more or lsss, Of a sorted Oak, HEX
orr and Beech Car Timber, s~canuing end Lumber
assorted sizes.
Ter days from date OF sale val be given to re.
move bTld ngs.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
S. r. HAMILL,
marl-td Capt and ChfQ MUsMRR,M UT.
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HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,

NE~DNEsDAFy Fen. -.
The House was called TO order at the
usual hour, Mr.. Speaker Heiskell in the
Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Forsyth.
The Jou nal OF yesterday was read a1d
approved.
Mr. Brittle introduced a bill TO incurpor-
ate the town OF New Middleton. Referred
Mr.. EIiott presented a pill TO incorporate
the towno Of Bartlett, in Shelby county. Re-
terred.
Mr.. Jones, Of Greene, presented a bill to
incorporate the BrOwnlOw Mining Company,
Referred.
Also a bill to incorporate the Powell's
Valley Mining Company. Referred.
Mr. Mullins presented a bill TO incorpor-
ate the West Tennessee EmigrantAId Com
pany. Referred.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE Part1eTshp heretofore existing under The
1 name aud style Of n. q. SMITH & BRO, has
been this Gay dissolved by mutual consent, \. u.
Smith selling his interest TO N. W. Pearce. The
style o. the firm in future viii be SAM K SMITH
Co, who will settle al sccouuts against the hrm
Of n. u. smith & Bro, aud TO whom al accounts
viii be paid. n. U. SMITH.
SAN. E. SMITH.
In rainng from the above firm, I take pleasure
u recommending the rev firm as gentlemen If in
tegrity and go0d business qualities, ana trust that
the PATRONAGE heretofore exteaded the house will
De coninusd. n. u. SMITH.
feb2iIw
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DYiPHPNIA And EIIA.

; sure Cure for these distressing c-m.
~pl&uts Is nov made kBoEu 10 a Tiearse n,
E~AAs-roreigu and Native HerCai p-ep.rqt-ons
-puolsred by Ik. Q. PHELPS BROWN
EiAe-lhe Prescription was furnished MN In su-,
-,@r roEdentd manner that he cannot con
FAAs-scenlOusiy reiuss % MAKE it kuoun = II
his cured every bo1y VINO has used II lever
~Flfs-aaYing ialied N a single ease. tn eeuaIv
-lre IN cases OF FITS as Of DvspepsIs: ana
ingredients may he oo.sne1 from any
-Druggist. ssnt Free 20 all on reee-nf n
Ger s 70 pre- pay postage, etc. Adde'S
o. PHELPS BROWN, No. Is 6rs1s
F~IIs-stTeet, jersey City, NJ
msrL-lW
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Q ~Fstton, Of Ala is about to visit
washington on business.
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For Rent.

mHAT elegant Store on TIE corner Of the eous-,
4 snd Cedar street, known 81 the CommercisI Ia.
surance once. For terms, cal 90
GEO SHIELDS q Co,
sbl3-n IS andn Colsgs stfss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-01
AuCtien Sale Of Condemned
Q~uartermastsFs' Stores. &c,

WILL expose for sale st Public Auction. on
FRIDAY morning, I'd day Of March, 1866. at
8 o'clock, at the Taylor Depot, he following de-
seribed properly, viz:
zO66 Lbs Rope, l9l Picks,
20 Paddle Blankets, 9 Chests horaa nadia
5l3 Wster Buckets, L B. ). Bellows
ll4 Wagon Covers, 9 Sets S.. Tools.
So ShoVels, 1 Apchyr-
80 Chests B. s. Field Tools.
Iogether with a large lotOfHaTness, Blacksmiths.
ShIo carpenters, and Carpenters Tools.
TeTms-Cash, in Government Fnnds, and he
property 20 be taken immediate possession Of by
the purchaser, and payment made at time Of saie.
BY order Of A X. EDDY, Depot Q NJ.
THOs. J. COX, Bvt. Ma. "a Q. NJ.