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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-23
BY Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES

NEs ORLRANs. May Eight parishes
haEabeen oveIhowed aud hal the people
a sTithout food. Relief is going to them
from the city. Tho Red river floods have
fallen of by the Mississippi, aud viii not
overflow the southern country.
WASHINGTON May 22.-The bill relating
10 the public lands OF Alabama, Kiss ssippI,
Arkansas, Louisiana and Florida has passed
the senate. lJ provides that they shall be
disposed If according to the Homestead
law Of 1862, without discrimination Of color.
Il also allows the privilege Of securing land
to persons who served IN the Confederate
army.
Geo.J. B. Palmer, Of Tennessee, was par
doned to-day.
Eighty-seven cases Of arms have been
seized BY the Government at Erie, Penn
sylvsuia, belonging to the Fenians.
WAsHISGToS, May 22.-Addi iOnal foreign
news fir N London up 70 the 18th, says the
bank Of England has raised the rate Of dis
count fr N eight to nine per cent, and the
charge for special advance, ten per cent.
The pressure even at these terms was euOr-
nous, and it was sonly on uncxceptiOus bic
bills that a commission could be obtained.
Meanwhile additional and most serious dis
asters were announced as having occurred
in comparatively small banks.
Inc London Times, IN an editorial, says
If anything can Justify the suspension Of
the bank charter act, the panic which racked
the city on Friday, May 18th, may excuse
the step, although We believe the reign Of
terror was approaching its end, and would
have ceased had no iniraction of the bank
law been permitted. Now it is probable
that the licenses allowed to the bank will
not be used. 1t cannot, however, be denied
that about midday yesterday respectable
banking houses were besieged more by a
mob than creditors of bank. Such excite
ment has not been witnessed since the
great crisis in 1925.
The action Of the Government, on the
bank disasters, was commenced in the
House of Commons, on Friday, at midnight
by Mr.. Gladstone, who had been engaged
all the evening in consultation with differ
ent bankers.
Mr.. Gladstone said he had addressed
letter to the Bank of England to the effect
that if they should find occasion to afford
relief to the wants of legitimate commerce
and make such advance as. would require
the issue Of notes beyond the amount al
lowed by an act Of the Government, he re-
commended them not to hesitate in doing so,
and in the event of emergency to make i'm
mediate application to Parliament for an
act Of indemnity.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Judge Hughes, of
Indiana, has been appointed General Agent
Of the Treasury Department, vice W. P.
Melton, Of Cincinnati, resigned.
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EB-S0ld in Nashville, Tenn,
e. BY W. ). & G.. ". SMITH,
And all Druggists and Retailers.
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HIDDEN DEPTHS Philadelphia. J. B. Lin
pencoH 4 Co.; Nashville, W. T. Berry.
Thisis, and yet is not, work of facts
The story itself is, of course, woven togeth-
er after the manner Of the ordinary novel
but its scenes are all drawn, and not over
drawn, from real life. It's revealing Of
the hidden depths Of the human heart. in a
msnner most affecting, conveying a moral
found in few Of the literary productions OF
the day. It deserves a wide sale, and We
believe it will s cure it.
IHE GIANT CITIEs OF BAsHAu AND sYRIA's
HoLT PLACES, by Rev. J. l. Porter, A. N.
New York, T. Nelson & Sons Nashville,
W. T. Berry Co.
This is an illustration Of scriptural geo
graPhy, as presented by the ruins Of PaIes-
tine, a. the present day, by one who has re-
sided long in the land, and who is familiar
with the language, manners, and customs,
Of its present population. Although the
work is intended to Illustrate, and elucidate
the Bible, it possesses a deep interest, aside
from its religious bearing, q an antiquarian
work. Itcontains much information which
can be found in no other work, and it is
written in an easy and popular style, which
will make it generally acceptable.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

HEGEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II OF Callssya Bark, with Pyrophosphate Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, new York
FYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
RObiquet, Of Paris, in 1858, and received fsyora-
bic nouce from the french Academy It Is easi
assimllsted, and not decomposed IN the stomach by
food or the gastric JUICE; It is prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and IS not stimulating or Irritsnt.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR or BARK Is pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties Of
Cslisaya Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rOphosphafe Of Iron IN each fluid ounce; and IN all
cases, where mid and eficscious Iron Tonic IL
desired, will be found most valuable preparation
Samples furnished TO Physicians on appicston.
PURE VACCINE CRU5Ts selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HbGEMaN cos Cordial Elixir Cslssya Bark.
Ann and klno Lozenges and Cblorate Potash Lo-
senges. All the above sold BY Druggists.
HEGEMAN & CO,
msTT en- Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-In the Criminal Court,
Yesterday, the following business was trans
acted
State rs. Geo. W. NIiner-Lsrceny. Con-
tinucd.
State rs. Alexander Johns lcol)-Larcony'
Continued from day to day, the bail being
fixed at $1,000.
ssa,h rs. Geo. Halcy-Larceny. NoHs
pros entered.
State rs. Wiles-Nuricr. The following
Jury was empauneled: J. R. N. Baker, r.
Mccain, VIM. Petway, James Rawles, J,
s. Petwav. ". A. Williams, samuel Raneyi
Thos. Hitc, VIM. S0ule, T. Hyde, S. r. Cor
bitt. and G. Woodward.
The case was in progress at the adjourn
meut Of the Court.
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OGLEvIE BYRON YOUNG ARREsTED-Ogle-
vie Byron Young was yesterday arraigned
before Esq. McCarty on a charge Of obtain
ing money under false Pretences. It is
charged that he collected $35, assessed
against Mr.. Reynolds by the Froedmen's
Bureau, and which he had no authority TO
collect. We know nothing about the mer-
its Of the case, but he will have hearing
at 10 O'Clock q. IN. to-day. lie gave bail in
the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance, and
was released.
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Self Abuse.

This vice, which is never Practiced IN
tho presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the nOblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eIOquence or pen TO song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the Congt
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim &c
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
aight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this aflliction, call OIL
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry strCei
or sddros9 him by letter, Box 500, Nash
VILE, Tenn. fsb25-E
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PERsoNAL.-We regret much that the
health of the very worthy and gentlemanly
Comptroller of the State, S. W. Hatchett,
Esq, is such that he is not enabled to de-
vote much of his time to the duties Of his
Office. lie has just recovered from an at
tacl, Of sickness that 50 Frustrated his sys-
TEN that a return of his wonted health and
strength is slow and tedious. He has our
best wishes for a speedy restoration TO health
and renewed vigar.
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MARKETS.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph.
NEw YoRk, May22.
Cotton firm; sales Of $500 bales at 38a4Oc.
Flour firm end unchanged; sales Of eco bbls al
at SO IS to SIG 70.
Corn buoyani; white 62c.
Pork heavy, at $50 25.
Lard heavy.
Whisky dull ct 50 2G to s. 81.
Sugar steady. Turpentine 81 to 81.
Gold closed at 1880.
New ORLEANS, May o.
Cotton-Sales 100 bales at IS to 4OC for iddImg
to-day receipts 81 ba es; receipts for days, 29lC
bales against 9I6; exdorts 400; stock ISL, 200.
Flour dull, superfne 50 90.
Corn active, 921ls95c.
Pork 80.
Gold 35J5. Sterling so.
NOBLE, May %.
Coton-Sales today TOO bales middIing at 93sS4c
Receipts to-day IA bales.
LOUISVILLE, May o.
Tobacco sales at full prices.
Flour 81 "A.
Corn C5a7Oc.
Mess Pork S3I; Bacon Shoulders lac; clear Sides
I9c; Hams BIC; Lard 201ac,
Cotton, middling 32c.
CINCINNATI, May p.
Flour firm, closing duh at 50 80.
Wheat irregular and nominal.
Mess Pork $50 50; Bulk Meats, 1916 for Sides
Zee for Shoulders.
Bacoc AZ to 100. Lard 2l15c.
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PERs0NAL.-We learn that s. A. Jones,
Esq, Superintendent Of the Adams Express
here, is sick at Columbus, Ohio, with in
Hammatory rheumatism. Also, that Major
B. F. FieGeld, special agent, is at the White
Sulphur Springs, near Ncnia, Ohio, for the
purpo c Of recruiting his impaired health.
We hope that a speedy return to health
may be youchsaGcd to both Of these gentle
men.
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The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
properties of the waters are a sure guarantee
against AL MalRuOus or Contagious diseases.
,Tnn!b-ses will rtn from all day trains on the c.,
c. and G.. X. r. Passengers leaving ClcCiunau by
the O'clock, tram viii arIlYe at the Springs az
" oclock m and by leaving on the o'clock a m.
tram will arrive the SPRING. st $50 pm All let
ters baggage, packages, &C, belonging 70 guests,
conveyed 10 and from the Springs ee Of coarse-
a fne CotIIon Band will be IN attendance through
out the season
The ususl trip tickets streduced rats Of fare Will
be issued by The various railroads leading from On
Cnnatl.
The Ofice will be under the supervision Of Major
b. +. FIFIELD lately OF the Adams Express, and
former y OF the C., A. and It. Louis x. X and OF
C. l.1OPPlNG, t0ru.erly Of the Gait House, Lou s
VILE and IsJey of the Burnett House, tlnClnusu.
Guests visiting the Spungs can have every assn.
rance that the fare aud accommodation Will be
eausl e not superior, TO any water ng place Ia the
United States.
Fare 81 per day or transient guests, and pro "a "a
rstas for fanies, children, and servants.
r1syl6-3m JOHN h. FERRY, Prop'r.
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn
MAY RULES.

John NOrWOOd, et 81
VS.. Attachment and Injunction Bill.
John Pnlzston and J. J. PInkstOn.
n this csse lt appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
/ Clerk and Master that J. }. Pnks on Is q non
dent OF the state Of Tennessee so that the orol-
usrv process OF law cannot be serted on
him, it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks IN the Nashville
VNr1N q newspaper published 10 the city al Nssh
Vi Is Tenn, ou1sudlng SAID J. J. PInkston %
sprear af the next term Of the ChsnceTy Court, %
he held 81 the court house IN the town Of Hunting
dCn. Tenn, Co plead, answer or demur 20 said ball,
or me same viii be taken for confessed As 20 HIM
AMI set for hearing eX parte.
r1av25-ftg 5. ". HAWKINS, c & NJ.
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InsoIVent Notice.

THE undersi gaed Administrator having su-rss-
ted lie insolvency Of the estate Il A. Il. Guthr.e
deceased 10 The Clerk Of the JoGrty Court o. Perry
county. Tennessee, Is was ordered by =ald Clerk
thar n tee be gwen, IN the Nashville Union. for
three successive wee s for all persons having claims
AGAINST said e-ste 90 file them with SAID Clerk duly
auther tI~stei a. the law dITect=, before the
first day o. October next or they vii be- forever
barred n. TRACY, Admir-.
msy5 Wit
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Original Aitachment.-No 294

IT appearing from the affidavit fled IN this case
that the defendant 90 conceals himself or RbscOnds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
10 Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
f0ur successive weeks 10 the Nashville Union, no
uty.rg the said Andsy Mllssps 70 appear before
John MIN s, sJustce Of the Peace in hsdi sonviIle
Monroe county, Tennessee, on the 10th dav Of
June 1866, 20 answer @ en- and there the said At
tsrhmeut ~ the law directs, OF the same Will be
taken ss confessed and heard pa-te As TO him
This the 9th day OF December, 1868
raarIs-4tw JOHN MINIS, J. P
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
IN NUHUNVIE % II Ut e039NT 4 NI3tI'
APRIL RULES, 1856.
u n Cams ct ais, Cumpl aInants,
,,1,-, c,.,. md others, defendants.

wsr,siIus Gains and others, defendants.
IN TINS cause, 10 appearing % the Clerk and Mas
Ter rom s,fdavft, that the defendants i Il Baker
and wife Mar nda Baker, Thomas faker ana Blu
nard baker. the two last beng minors are non
-f},rrs ID t,e State Of tennessee, 50 that the or
irpsry proesss Of IsW cannot be &c we'd on ihemi
M hi 'tfs-es--e ordered thst publication he made
for four successive weeks. IN the Nasn'e Snlon'
Teupess.e rs.urr,g the said defendants 70 Ap-
pear on or within the first three day Of our mex
Court, 10 be held On the first Monday IN AuEust
1880, then and here 20 plead, snsWeT OF dt'll-i -
compliments bin, or the same viii pe lsheu Loi
confessed against them and sci for hearing 81 ~ 'e'
sprlQ-4iw sW HAWKINS, C NJ
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SEAMsTREss WANTED.-We cali attention
to the advertisement headed Seamstress
Wanted. It appeared in our yesterdays is
sue, but contained an error, as to the Post
Office address. The box to be addressed, is
394, and not 384, as we had it yesterday.
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Proposals. FOR TEA.-Brevet Colonel NJ.
P. Small, C. s., viii receive sealed pro-
posals, in duplicate, until Saturday, 9th Of
June next, for ten thousand pounds Of
black tea. The conditions, etc, governing
parties putting in bids for this tea, is set
forth in the advertisement of the Colonel in
another column, to which we direct the at
tention of the public. Go and examine
packages, and put il bids. a bargain is in
store for somebody.
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TuANEs-To the Adams and Southern FIX
presses for late newspapers.
To A. D. Allen, Jr., for the Louisville
Democrat Of yesterday.
And to Ed. Willard, Union street, for the
latest Cincinnati and Louisville daiIies.
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admira-
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, aud gives great
satisfaction. [dec2l- t5tGweowly.
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Persons residing in and about the city of
Na.hviile, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vcrtIsement given IN this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, Nos Deaderick street.
Aprill2-ti.
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1866.

HOU5EKEEPER5 troubled with vermfn need
be 30 10 longer, II they use "COsrsa's7 Ezte-mIna-
tor. We have used It % our faction and d a
box cost s., We would hsvsit. We have uIed poi
sons but they effected nothing, but "COstar'- ar
bcls KNOCKS the breath on Of Rats, Nice. R0arhes.
Ants, and Bed-bug-, quicker than We can write &c
DO is 10 great demand all over the country. HsIuo
fDhsl g1zl"a-
SS-see 'C0sTAE's" advertisement above.
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sryG.-Arr. John Frasch, Of the Cum
.-aa Brewery, in this city, leit his home
a IasaIay, the 18th inst, since which time
De-. Incarnation has been had Of him. \
81. description Of his hight, the character
oe..,Aruc worn, when last seen, etc. ID
given ia an advertisement in the USIoS OF
t.a morning, headed " Information wanted
,.f.au Frasch." Any person that knows
.. Oboe whereabouts Of THIS gentleman WILL
be- rewarded by communicating the fact %
DIS wife, Mrs. Caroline Frasch, care of The
Cumberland Brewery, Nashville, Tenn.
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outhouses, and about Fifty OF sixty sores Of Land,
belong ne TO VIM. h. ArgO, adjacent 10 the Town oil
McMInusile sale on a credit of Twelve months,
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon Il month
time to avoid the right Of redemption, at the In
stance Of complainant.
J. F. MCRFORD, CAM.
aprllI-6tw prs fee s. 60
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BASKET Pic NIC.-A grand basket Pic Nc
will be given at Dyer's Springs, on the
Hyde's Ferry pike, tomorrow. The com
panv will be a select one, and pleasant
and profitable time viii doubtless result.
II is TO be hoped that the weather Will con-
tiDue pleasant till that time.
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
W II Smart,
DWELLING HonSE

IN obedience % a decree Of the Chancery Court
at McMnnvue, Tenn, rendered at the March
term A. ID. 1866, OF sad court in this cause, will,
on Monday, the Dist day Of May, 1865, expose to
nrL-. -a-a AZ LLa n-ur-Lnuaa 10 McMLnnELLLe. the
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn
James P. Thompson,

B. L Ridley and Hugh Frances.
IN obedience 10 a decree OF the Chancery Court,
rendered 10 This cause At the March term, A. d.
l6gG, will sell al the courthouse 10 mCMInnvlle,
on Monday the ZIst dsy Of Nav, 1866,
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NUNNELEY TAVERN,

on q credit Of SIX and twelve months, without the
night Of redemption. One hundred dollars cash
Wi be required at the time OF sale Bond and Sc
curly required, and "a lien retained.
J F. MORFORD, G s u.
aprillI-GtW prs fee SIS 60
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ALOT OF GROUND.

wing near the Depot 81 Mem nnville, a credit o.
twelve months. Sold on twelve months credit to
avoid he ght Of redemption, at the instance ol
complainant Bond and secuEty will be required,
and lien retained.
J. F. MORFORD, Clerk & Master.
aprIlI-ftw prs fee s. 90
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RETUREED.-Capt. S. R. Hamill, A. Q. NJ,
and Chief Q. N. U. S. NJ RAILROADS, we are
pleased 10 notice, has returned to his post,
after an absence of some few weeks in the
old Keystone State. The Captain returns
much refreshed, and in the enjoyment of
fine health, from his trip. He is a clever
gentleman. and faithful and efficient officer.
A pleasant sojourn with US again, Captain.
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1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-spsakng
o. "Costars' Eaf, Raac1. Ant, &c, Ezterm.nat1r-
'nOre gram and provisions are destroyed annually
in Grant county uy yerm.n than would ray tor IONS
oi this Rat and Insect ElAer."-LqGolfse fWa.g
Head.
as-5 See "CosTAz's" advert ssmsut above.
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Thc Warren or Thatcher House

Outhouses and all its sppurtenances for cash, in &C
cordsnce with the provision Of Deed Of Trust eX-
ecuted by Harvey NJ WattersOn, without the right
of redemption. The deed Of trust VIII be shown
on day OF sale. !, +. MOBFOkD, az NJ,
apulI-Gs prs fee s. GO
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Sweet opOpinaI! Sweet OpOpinarls

Sweet OpOpina1! Sweet OpOpinaz +!
E. T. SnsiM d Co.'S Nel0 Perfume from
MEXICO.
This is a rare and most exquisite Perfume
for surprising in its rich and delicious oder
anything that has yet been offered to the
public.sIt is rem cred by its splendid quail
ties a delightful Extract for the Handker-
chief, and is confidently RECOMMENDED as
being the Ne Plus Ultra Of Fashinable
Perfumery. Z. I. SAITH c.,
New York.
FL Cores Gtates-"The best extract ever
made" Lmay23-5t
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPER5-s should re-
collect that hundreds OF 1C.lars worth Of Gram.
Provision, SC. are annually destroyed fy Rat-
Moe Ant, 3ud Diner meets and vsrnin-aI q
which csl bs prevented uJ few dollars worth n
"C0srARs" Pat, Roach, Ant, &C.. Extsrninator.
b0Ug ht and used freely
rs See "C9srAE's' advertisement above.
Bs-50.d 10 Nashville, Tenn, fy ". j. d e. "
SMITH and All Druggists and Dealers.
r1archl7-8-u i1W
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There will be Strawberry Festival, for
the benefit Of tho Sabbath School, at the ID
Presbyterian Church, on North College
street, on Thursday evening, 2ith inst, at
half mast SIX o'clock. may2l2t
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...,r,IuuatI, Ohio.-JosEFu b. Quincy, ia
........4 agent 10 receive advertisements and
.n. .r .ae Ea.tuHs Ia.ga.
,..r Orleans, La.-EOwIs Z. OVERALL, Of
Reading Room, is our authorized
... aGgarti-eale8ts and subscriptions
..E Uaaa.
Memphis, Tcnn.-D. il. Tom & Co. are
-......4 agents to receive advertisements
.aaa- i5r the A1siuHs Uut2u.
.s a..ras Co Pubashers' Agents, Al Park
... -.r York, are authorized to contract for ad-
...a a-r paper
...rscg, Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
s.r York., and Browns iron Building, Phila-
are authorized to contract for advertising
.... T.nar.
.- rrr-FsauI Co Publishers Agents, 81
r.- Bow. Esa York. and State street, Boston,
..aaraed TO contract for advertising in our
-
..s Unr,vs. 81 Chestnut street, n. T. corner
r.or. O. Louis, BIO, De- our authorized Agent
......a advert ,meu.s and sub GRIP tons for To-,
.H. amuan s. c., ST. Louis, No, are oui
-..H Agents to receive advertisements and
option. for the NataHs Union.
uH..umr>. 81 Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
authorized agent to receive advertisements
subscriptions for the NHhHHa lutgu.
s.r.as Co.,. hdvertf,tng Agents, Louisville
rrr aus 90. U0r god agents 20 receive adyer-
... and subscriptions far the NAs"yHIE
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0rr T.a 0rrGcE.-We arc executing every
description %. plalu and fancy job Print
..r .n trrucatcsJ style, and At the lowest
..r.rs.. 90 .aIs Office.
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r.T,z Courcrous.-Taz Collectors viii
.. furnished SO this office with Blank
....ntr. al shortest notice, and on most
.........rr.. t.r9s. #
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1866.

RATS UsraH BIRDS Whoever engages n shoot
Dg small birds ~ a cruel man whoever aids DOB ok
terminating rats is "a heueisctor. We should ike
some one % give us the benefit Of their experience
IN driving out these pests. We need som etlng
besides dogs, cats, aud TAPS for th business 90
CIeUfirc duJeToTT, ". y
EE-5ee "COsTAR's" advertisement above.
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In Chancery at McMinnviIIe, Tenn.

Nicholas Smith.
IN pursuance to a decree Of the Chsncery Court
at MCMInnW le, Tennessee, rendered at the March
term A. D., 1906 Of SAID court this cause, will
expose to pubHc sale, on Monday, the st day Of
May next, at the court house IN McMinnville, the
hDuse and Lot Known IS the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-23
On the goth of May, 1866.

THIS well known and popular resort having been
L lately purchased ami thoroughly reftted acd
refurnished n ire best style by the undersigned,
will be open Tor the reception Of visitors