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esadidsie i1r Cuul.aal Coug go Il - -
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We are aulhar.lsd 60 anaseu,s t-...s..s 4, A..
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CHolz8A w 1H WEST IyDIEs We
have most unwelc1me news from Dos.
ton, to the effect that letters had beea
received there, stating that the cholera
appeared about the middle Of Novem-
Der in the Island Of Guadalupe. West
Indies. and had committed great raw
ages, that in one town Base Terrell Of
only 900 inhabitants, there were l07
fatal cases on The 22j ult If this re
port is correct, it behOoFes as to keep q
close watch upon our costing and West
Indian trade GuadRlups Is one Of the
Windward islands, buta short diE.sncs
from St Croix, 81 Thomss and Porto
Rico, aud If the infection reaches the
latter island its leap to our Southern
border its alulos; certain And IN what
condition are our seabOard cities
especially New York-ior the visit Of
this terrible destroyer IN T. Tmss.
21t3 UL
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tbs OUrRACE cy The MOoRE FAMILY
AGAIN We yesterday received a call
from the venerable victim of African
brutality, Mr.. Thomas A Moore. To
hear from his own lips the horrible sto
~ of the barbarous indigGities to which
his family were subjected, we think
would nave touched the heart even OF
"Gloyd,'
We learn from Nj Moore that his
son left the house in obedience to his
parental commands, and not without
protestation The father was satisfied
that his sons resistance would lead 10
his death, they being as ten to one. and
probably to the massacre of the entire
family OF course the iuhuman results
we're not anticipated None of the
scoundrels have oeeu arrested. Can
nothing be done 10y our citizens 20 aid
in their detection, capture, conviction,
and punishment Why cannot purse
be made up to be offered and paid as a
reward for their arrest with evidence
70 convict Citizens Of Chattanooga,
the honor Of our families is AZ stake.
Those who are willing % contribute
will please call at this office -Ct1rg-
H0oJi Gl-s'fr
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The late Lord Henry Seymour hav-
ing Ieft will, written In French, be-
qJoathinR seventy thousand pounds 10
the "tagp-ss OF Paris and L5udon, the
court OF Chancery has decided that
the hospitals or the city Of London are
excluded from q share in this legacy.
and that the French word hotDic- was
only applicable to charitable institu-
tions established for the perma ueut
abode Of persons incapable Of taking
care Of themselves, and not 70 hospitals
the inmates Of which are obliged TO
leave after the restoration Of their
health According 20 Webster. q
hcspice isa plsoe Of refuge Or enter
tainmeut for travellers. GA some diifi-
cult road or pass, a. among the Alps
Kept by monks who also occupy IL as r.
convent The French word hosbi--,
however, f. generally considered % be
almost synonymous with the English
alms-housa or hospital though the tes-
tstog would have used the French word
iraaI IF he had intended the legacy
FOR hospitals This ctse has been
rather trying to the French scholar
s'up O. the English Court Of Chaucery
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the scheme upon the leading idea and
1 principle, that a cable intended to unite
the two hemispheres, should be the oh
ject Of an international enterprise con
I ceiyed with ali the appropriate eleyA
ton and breadth OF thought, and sus
tanned by the reciprocal pledges Of the
great Powers OF Europe aud America
| What is required, IN order that the
really grand design may become not q
private nor yet a national affair, but hu.
mainly international and beneficial 10
al mankind, is that there shall be not
one but several international cables
laid at the expense of the greatest mum
Der practicable of different govern
ments
Mr.. Dumont has already arranged 8
programme Of studies relating TO the
various Transatlantic Geographic pro
cesses, and IN summary yet subj
GENTLY complete treaties, viii make an
abstract of all the works on this sub
ject already finished, or attempted, as
well So OF the different lines Of direc-
ton proposed twill give an estimate
OF the capital TO be employed; will in
vite the formation of one or more com
panIes to execute the practical work +
will appeal to the governments for
their aid and suppOl (, and will publish
a periodical bulletin of the progress
and condition Of the international tele
graphic enterprise thus, or in any other
way, set on foot
Such was the method adopted by n
dc Lesseps 10 further his scheme for
the canalizstion Of the Isthmus of Suez,
which, so far as the completion of the
work was concerned, succeeded be-
yond all previous hope.
The favor that has already greeted
TINS new idea in business, commercial
and governmental circles, has encour-
aged Mr. Dumont and his committee to
enter at once upon their labors. From
various quarters propositions for trans
oceanic telegrephs are coming in, thick
and fast The English, French and
even the Spanish engineers suggest
their respective lines, by way of the
European Continent and the West In.
dia Islands. Spain has need of such
If it can be obtained
W Tue StcHtNfc ILlc- talA uc OEOL, par
ticularly since she had undertaken
wholesale war in South America; the
Emperor Napoleon would find electric
from Martinique, Guada-
.oupe and Iexico both interes ting and
useful at this moment, while for the
United States, the whole network
would be of the utmost value. The
Powers also are alive to
this engrossing subj ect, and the Danish
government has just granted, for a
second time, the privileges necessary
Tor an entirely novel line, between Eu- |
rope aud America. It is to consist of /
several SECTIONS, one branch uniting
Denmark and Norway; another, Den
mark and England; and the third,
Ireland and North America
by way of the Farce Isles, Iceland,
and the British Possessions
This project is 10 reach fulhument in
three years Thus it, viii be seen that
the work Of intercontinentaI communi-
cation goes brayeiy on, and with the
earnest aid OF the mercantile commu-
nifty, we may in five years time have,
indeed, a grand world telegraph.
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NTARR, TH0S S-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
renG Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
CClecuOns attended TO promptly.
Also buys and sells on c. mInisslon.
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Wk AIS AyraoSIzzp 10 ANNol-,..s ma,
- veeNA a. cailildals o. C5sslr -
-, --''--~a ~3laiI, ~ slu unsu.ae 49,
1ctl
- .aihar.aea % aaaouucs ~ s u-..-
-, l,i..s DC CsyS q l,s Uaaaly Coa-i 4
LfartH
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. BCOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
Inent secunass and Con. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LTAsOES, Cashier.
rJNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals in Exchange; Government Securities
and Coin. Collections promptly attended TO.
Gold, Stocks aud Bonds sold on Commission.
W. W. BEEEY, President ED0AR JUSEs, Cas- hier.
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eiIsicn that the refusal of national de-
mspds does uot necessarily require an
mAediate appeal to arms, thai nations
may dlhcr even about important ques-
tons Without hurting their armies 20
mutual destruction, and striving to
crimson the sea with blood lie does
not recommend any present attenpt st
Iedge2 but prefers that the question
shs.l Nand aside Uuhl DC IS hereafter
looked 81 by our people Ia what he re-
CARDS asa more just aup equitabie ght
IL thefe Is no present atteupt 80 re-
dress by the sword we may be sure the
question can never be revived 81 any
future tinls for solution by yiolench
We do not suppose We have heard the
lass OF 70, buE when lJ again comes up Il
VIII be with q view 10 a ciispsssionate
reconsideration in the light OF
whatever experience may then have
accumulated We 40 not care
to conceal our regret that tais
cause Of estrange between the
countries hiss nos been entirely He-
moved, as we are satisfied the position
IN which che affair has been left is not
favorable 10 our own interests o. T
absolute reputation Il liability for the
issue OF pr.Fateers amounts very nearly
to the assertion, as President Johnson
put It, that the municipal las OF ma
ticn and the domestic Interpretation of
that law, are the measures Of its duty
as q neutral The prospect which the
acceptance os such q rule by the mari
time Powers holds out is somewhat
alarming. Not only would IL place s.
weapon 10 the banda of the rowdy party
IN America, in the event Of our being
engaged in war, bus there Is no mari
time nation which can escspe the con
sequences Of q precedent SO demoraliz-
ing, and so contrary 20 the true princi-
pies Of international law We are not
Of the opinion that England can fairly
be held responsible for many of the
claims preferred against her By the
United States. We believe If the cases
had been fairly investigated BY q COM
mission mutually chosen, thaI OF the
Alabama would alone have been Of any
gravity. And it would have been bet
ter for Us to pay dozen times over for
the destruction Of that privateer, which
Lord Russell admitted 10 the House Of
Lords had escaped through the treach-
cry OF some Of our own officials, than TO
have on the books. as a rule established
by ourselves, that a nation ought in no
case 10 submit 90 discuss claims direct
ed against her in relation 10 breaches
Of neutrality, The continuance OF such
an unsatisfactory STATE OF international
law IS q worse menace against England
than any position winch the President
or the American people are ever likely
70 assume.
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NO. 2as.
SPECIAL NOTICES
FoR surnrrr

We sre authouasJ 20 sn.,y,-. sfs,s-..--
= $3.50 A. 1antidsts ioT shera IN ~, ~
eo4asf y ne snaaas Marca slsetas g. -
We are au'aclilei 60 saaoay-s u n So
s.sei ,lsis o. sherf Of psndsaa s5s.r- :, :.
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We are sulhanasd - szaouuss Wtltr.s
sIsss' Esq a. q caadiaase or C5antr Iuss, !.
L-sidson coaaiy, q ne sasa.ug as5,s Geo.
kA9rosAArHa.--'no, sgrapEs o. Gensr.lt
Eeleisi and SoniedorAto. Cao larFast col
iecsion m the west, Tor sale, vhslss.I, -,
fs'eii' helaeneer lhu place, GALLERY oi No
Can eeriand. . CedAE suosg, spgosiis COM
'l''''i Aosai' msyGT-u
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J.. ,. KINNEY vs. O.. KINyEY.
KINNEY & KINNEY,
U. s. CLAIM AGENTS.,


4 tJLLEIT ~ Just CLAIMS araa-t tho slrfra-
- mshl tor Property iafaa ald bed ~ frr q. ..
Ar1J. Alec pay particular atiruuuu o. al f.a me
io- flu1er taAgu and Iasd .u r0aFtrga-frnE EiorE
House,, -tocaldss asd other driHu-ss along che
Y. =. diitkry - r1zis. OF 10 .lisiFHrFa or sash
vile, or "a finbsr usaI Foe H rsf 90 "a rrf . -
or Tor iuai ol Mii tary fLsfruads
NoIlrhers boughf q best rates
Ufhce-N1. Cedar street. near tls- .uara.
Address U. Boz f-d deal .Ima
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We Ask

The sudering mi Eons N our land % give tAis
remedy trial convrced thai BY Is lfnoly use
many NAV - relieved many cured q DysPepsis,
Hesrtbarn. sour stomach. SEX HeEasros liEn-
uo-s. lnisgesuon. lles, C,suveaess. Blious A.
lacks. Liver Complains. Rhelinaflc Afscuons, &c.
Resd the Pamphlet or Test rlleuial u n - bot
lie and DO not use the uledicne sisnsi TIE sdyics
o. your Physician.
Manufactured oaly BY TARRANT . 90, 81
Graenulch stHeet, heH YORK
Sg-For sale ~ ~ DsaGriats. ~
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Auction Sale
OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY,, the 9TH day Of January. ls66 !
will offer for sale At Public Auction A. NsshN lie,
lena, the ioloEng Cove nment Property
600 Cavalry snkets, condemned.
l,o00 Sporting hss,
8 80 Musket barrels.
100 los Is ~ Iron, assorted.
500 lbs ast Steel,
lRto0 lbs Scrap Iron
u 900 lbs Scrap Lead
Horses
10 Mules.
Wagons.
Also, = large amount Of luhatry and Cavalry &C.
s,outrements horse equprents, harness, tsrpsu'
Tins pantP, oils, slconol, fosin. glue, tar axle
grease soap, candles Carpenters snd 81 -miths
tools cut nails scrap brass and copper otice desss
furniture, &C, sc
The sale viii comnfence at 10 o'clock m. A. M
Irioance Depot, College street. south Nashvil le
ard uill continue from cay 20 day until the whole
disposed Of
Terms cssh-.u government funds.
{. p. ROCkN ELL, Byt Capt,
ntra4 "A Lieut.. Of Ordnauce.
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FaJsieiesical Nio- Of Marriafs
Jcufsinug ueaIly 81 D uara-. ssH o.. ~
ana AnElav.ns- gl tHs Analslry 90 ne Hur4s4 IL p.
ksns m 4 STAT % nca'tl sud l.sassa sIta = 49,
80 on Eall hrsurs, IL lep1ran.a Dsu-ss.......
apoa lhe Mas aua Hsd1, siih the tullais ff.1
ID lreaimunt-ti4s ouIv rat.n.I a. ~
mode q c4FA a. ahuna ~ thu f1prrt Il 49,.
le-'e4, Uuihi1 asv.sgr ig tla uarHs.f .sf
uiese eoaiemp.a marriage. Who euicrra.a Con-
= ,-,i pnIsi'al epnduon. sens Tgs 81 lasssass I.,
Peslai enrrcucyl By a.idrusssur uf ia CauIR ~.
"a haiacu laus, Alaany, g. ~
The author may 70 vaasJItat uraa asg sl a.
dsvs-ss upon HhH.h his uoos tHcsl. a.fisF &C.,
sliy of By mail. aaa rH- .i.g.ra. .,..I +. -
TIE world ~
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The title Of Queen Victories new
son-in-lAw IS his Serene Il ghness Prince
Frederick Christian Charles Augustus
OF sehlssWis Holstsin Sonderburg An.
glstenbgrg
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rom TIE A4Hltl Nia Taefs Lfr'a IIfa
The important portion Of President
JOhnson.s message, so far as regards
Europe, Is his treatment Of tha two
great questions in which England and
France sre interested. The one relates
TO the demands made upon us for the
damage occasioned by the pr'yateers.
tie other, which more nearly affects
our neighbog, TO the Intervention in
Mexico IL seems that the priyateef
question has sdvauc j another stage
without the Foreign Office regarding %
IS at all nee Esary 20 follow up tho
dispatches already published with the
furlhcr important information The
Gazette several weeks ago informed us
that Ar. Adams bad requested our gov
eminent 20 specify the claims which DC
was willing 20 refer 90 "a Joint com
mission and the reply Of Earl Russell
was ihat time would be required for
the preparation OF such q list Since
then we have heard nothing from
that quarier bus the message of
the President dispels our ieu1rauce.
the government have finally de.
sined 70 submit the priyaiEer claims
70 the commission. and the propo-
s.tiou IN that very unsatisfactory slate
has been declined WHIST IS the com
sequence Are we to have q war
steamer bearing spec. al Comm .ioue-
with an ulima-uu Does thi- repub-
lie, which has Just giving % striking "a
example OF lis w4rLks power. thre-.t-u
Us with the horrors OF wtras the ONLY
means Left by which is h5uor mav be
indicated The President We must
rec0liect, ts that gentleman Of whom
many denuuoiatious will 5s f0g0d re-
corded ia the columns Of some Of our
contemporaries as violent sauguin1rv.
restless demagogue. only eager for o.
cause o. quarrel with other nations
No better cause is likely 70 present d.
self during his tenure OF Office. but Mr.
johnson does not exhibit Any eager
ness 70 plunge the two nations into war.
Re has apparently arrived ~ the con,
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The BrikEi Chanhsr. a. E..ss ~ Wa.
and iustructon ior lguaE Msu. AS. uas anf -
hAtln ireatment ior Uisesaas Of fas Uusarv -
aaal4 aIsiault-acui rea, 10 ara.asi aara.s5.s-
al,ls.s, ~: y hhlLLlN bJueHrUN. Husani
,-''a' FAllaia-ltia, -. aufiaHlr
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S y FE II e R s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! Act!!!

TARR ANT a Co
Gentlemen I am q resid dent Of CiFHcos and have
been disposed % write % you Consuming the real
or INDIGESTION and lryspepsa. desire 10 EXPIRE :
60 YOU my sincere rsrtude for tie Rrest aeneni Use
Sc .TLkR has zone NV N1le
For four or I've yesrs my vie has nesn sa1i ,
an ,trd with Dyspepsia, snf sfier oeinE under me
aatrnent 81 several Docioss tor ~ o. three 9ears
size was finally induced 70 seek the Sdfie@ o. Z
learned Physician, bocior Cabai.ss Q Nene1,e y
ubo tr,rpeais. CIV treated her WITH veur Ffkk'
NFsCHNT SELTEER AHERlENT. SIZE oegfH q
improve al ou,e, shd ~ now PERFECTLY MILL
feel u - b. my duty ior the good Of hnusaiy :
make ths statement, feeling thai medicine - VA
uahle should ~ Widely known
lrustIag yoa WI give this publicity, snd rePest
ING nv earnest grEntuds and hanks.
am very respectfully yours,
5 n c. HENRTQUER,
New York. June IS, e. Ms.chEnt CsrRcaoi sA
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Suudrle S
Dissolution.

~ Vance nj styls o. PERRlS A WILBUR, i
as aav Nv mutual canssat. dissolved. The basi-
- III hs-e fsf Be CARED en- oy p T. eERRIR.
sho wi b peased . see aay O. hiH cid friends At
a. Old Stsnd, No siDuooE eacky opnosi = -
cSor9 Hosel FaARk = PERM,
~. M. iSsS. Al, FLsuR,
aaasflW
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"NASBY,"
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS ON THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS UNIQUE volume viii contain the entire col
/ lection OF "PrTRaLEUM V. NAsbA's' contnou'
tons 70 the press throughout the country, and no'h
new matter HERETOFORE unpub shed "
"Nasbt" per-oustes the pastor Of the New 4lsh
Democratic Church" ant his letters snd Sermon
purp'It % giV- an inside view OF he principles
the Demo ratio party, written IN the most gFotes
Que. ser -comls style
Possessing extraordinary interest from It's origin
ahty wit end ssrcaslc style, the people 81 the IVES
Will not fail 20 gvs q lafge circulation o this worn
Of $ Western Genius
The york will be sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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ArrENrios lamHHES i--Uhorka on The %
stcr Banking Co., BoHaat. ireland. .n sarss
or 81 O. tie Tor sale at e. 81. UrIvay'a Bro
kor Office, No. a. College street. o.
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SANDS'ALE

W. have on ha8d q Iarsa stack o. sznIa' Cl..
'" caEo Cream and -l0ga Aiss sH.-u 30 aUar.
aniee dlreci lroul sauaH' CD. ago Hrsasff aItl.s
- DO not claim She 5uLk AGENCY a DIS nIafs
kai.
Aiso Bottles Ale of ne bet nanufs.fu7s W.
haFe also q large ai1cz ui suffers Supplies. arI
Family tfroeanes. sucl are aHsras ~ low
hEuras. b e. VOID at.ff
fate-u e. Go .HH HIraaf
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CITY DIRECTORY
Agents OF Insurance Companiea

liAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. sc ard IS Union street,
- tup stairsl represent the llowirg Companies
a1tns OF Hartford, Security, Msnhs tan, Meiropoli-
tan, Fh0euiK and Knickerbocker LIE Of New y rk,
and Accident OF Columbus, ohio.
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These pens besr my tnads marx, G. P. BAEEEs
ExTRA Loo, Ky" fOz which have secured the
s9py-TlQh, and are warranted equal in hneness Of
material and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
uiscture, and are believed 10 be superior to al
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 70 make really serviceGble per.
sent by mall OF express on receipt Of price and
retlfTl cTgss Of b. NAL, 1t nay risk when 20 cents
is added for TegshTl Write your name and ad-
dress plainly
Postage ~ slngIe pen tsrsS cents pen with any
case or kold n and box, sT CENTS Old pens re-
paired ioE y cents land stdap) each. Circulars
ISN'T FRKE. ADDRESS
O. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS Main-stFeet Cor. Sixth. LouisFilla. ~.
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The Princes Al-xaalrine, dlurbter
Of Prince Albert Of PguHA, and niece
of the King, was recently married 90
Is r.iu 10 the Duke Frederic Wiliam OF
Aeck.enburcSchwesi The festival
EiyeL on this ocoasi0u by the Prussian
Court Was marked by IA incident that
produced @ great sensation namely,
tie sudden departure from the BANQUET
Eai. Of Lord aud Lfdy Nap.er, as well
al 0F The French amba=sai0r and his
iady, who, though annug the iugitel
guests, were not ac-olm0iatei with
tla places % which they considered
themsrive- entitled at A.a Majesty "a
t.e aud hence Left tAe festive board in
bi-l dadgeou. which will probably be
iliy iluswa.ed b. Mr Punch asoas Of
y1lut A marks latest -ugf Fsas
agalus- Great Britain aud 1Aues.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

nTTLsON, }. ". Oo.-Manufscturers AMI
W Wholesale snd Retail Dealers 10 Ito, Coppe
Rni Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. L
College street.
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bark Of our Confectionery All Frt store. a7f
hope % rucsiva The same patronage .a Udstay b.
slowed Ca us The iast seasons
C&uFIN A FUsALZI
~ q North Cherry strces
y h.-Ws shall rsCsigs .u e very i.a DAYS. Frsar
Imported Candies. OF sh.al due BatIrs snail h.
gwen ca 'ta arnvsI gHE
ocils- IN
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A GARD
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ouafar Saloon

WE respectfully suu0u1ea t8 our F.snIF. q.
" irons. and NE pu1lc generally. that 90 have
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TINNERs, &c

4 LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
| 81 -iness Agents, over foFks Book Store, Ss1i
| Uuion Str at, Nashville, Tenn. sut6-6m'
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN & GRoEsBEoK, Attor
~ neys 81 Law snd Claim Agents, practice IA al
the Courts- Collections promptly attended 10
slso CLAIMS against the UnEed States snd Vouchers
collected Oties Il kork Cherry street, up stairs
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Mr Ludwig Witch. q German
American Journalist, formerly connect
Ell with the Illinois Stazts 4 -iiunr. a.
well al with N-w York and Phuadel-
pl,a Journals is reported % have mar
ried recently O lady Of the German no.
billy Madame Won Mohripgsn.) whose
annual revenue from her lahded pro-
perry is said 70 amount 70 $1,000
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER.

GINGLEToN, K. q Bookseller, Publisher,
y S.ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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ROOKsELLERs AND sTATIONER,

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y FRANK, SUCCESSORS to NJ J. Druckel. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
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.1sOOX AND JOR PRINTING.
BREWER

CAMERON, WM. CO.-Book and Job Printers
~ and put fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
ericE streets.
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coat AND WOOD.

VSOM PKINs, Il. co... ). aim Agents
i Ufdcers Pay Accounis and Qusrtermssters
Vouchers b3ush al the best rates, OF collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

AYERS d Neutrality-suspicious. OF all th'
M Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages snC
Bugges, Express Wagons and Carrysl.s, 7. Nortt
Market street.
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John o'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Claims, FTosecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
against he Government for citizeas and soldiers.
once So Gear street, Nashville, lem. nov7-6m"