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A Card From General Chalmers.
MEuFms, Feb. 6. 1850

Editors Avs'anchs5
I had occasion 70 90 TO my former
State (hississippi) on business a few
days since, and found on my return
your city full Of rumor that / had LEFT
the oouniry to avoid arrest by the
United States Government Asthis re-
port Is calculated 20 do me much injury.
ask you 20 correct IL 1 have settled
here % prsctioe.laW, and propose to re-
main here. did nothing during the
war that ! an ashamed of-poibiug
thst | am afraid 70 have INVESTIGATED
and an not prepared 10 desert nov
friends who have suffered and f.llsn
with me When ! surrendered. j re-
.celved an obligation from the United
States GoFernmsnt by one OF her Gen
eral officers that, 1the above named
otheer VIII not bs disturbed hy the
United States authorities. a. long a. he
observes his parole and the laws ia
force where lac esides have cam
piled in good faith With my part Of the
agreement, sud have no reason To be-
lie5e that The Government viii break
IL faith by disturbing ra In short, /
have never rup sway, and do not in
tend 70 ran away. Whenever, By
whomsoever, and for whatever purpose
! may be wanted, can be found. or my
whereabouts given, 81 my odice, 262
Front Row. JAS X CHltWFss
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DEATH or FREDEncA BRENER-A lady
Of Boston has received a letter from q
member Of the family of Frederick
Bremen, giving an account Of her ILL
ness and death BY permission we pub
lish the following extract
"She had taken up her residence at
her old family home Christa Her
health was gradually giving way under
the consequences Of her former ardu-
Gus labors She took cold on Christmas
day in the country church When she
permitted a physician to be called the
case was past hope. lie came on Fri
day evening, stayed all night, and also
the night between Saturday and sun
day, when she died at three o'clock on
the morning Of the last day Of the year.
Her disease was pneumonia Her loss
is heavily felt in the whole country. 4"
Stockholm, Jan. Is, 1850.
Cd. -BosisR Trqns-riDt
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Senator Fessenden pushed and kept
pushing Mr. Sumner on his universal
suffrage scheme of legislation, till be
got him to the edge Of the precipice,
and then made him jump OFT Nh.
Fessenden defended the Committee ;
Amendment because it---ostensibly, at
least-leaves the question of suffrage
where it is, in the control OF the States
and opposed Mr.. Summers joint reso-
luton, because it proposed 10 take
legislation on the subject out Of the
hands of the States, and perform il over
their heads. Mr. Sumner explained,
but made the matter worse. His e1
planstion was, that he intended his
resolution only SIS "a legislative deolara-
toni Then-asked the Senator from
Msine-"where is his proviso Of human
rights" And he added,-"Sir, am
afraid there is too much of this cry
about human rights, which ends only n
cords The whole Of this two day
Grafton Of Mr.. Summers, therefore, SC
oording 10 his own admission, wrung
from him by his master in the art OF
debate, may be summed Up as follows
8 great parade of learned quotations IN
support of IS legislative declaration
merely, whose authority vs.nishes ai
the first touch Of criticism. Mr.. sum
ners locsl admirers should 20 longer
feel sore At hearing him eslied I'm
practicable" he has Just made Ia
bored two days speech 10 prove il him
self-t5osfoa Pesf.
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Ties lsclia Republican has been shown
e priytte letter, whieh. under date III The
seth ~, states tbnt. 81 a party, a. the town
ofAYc-a, I've miies from Russellville. Ala
bans, thirteen persons, oat 5f parsg oi
thirty, were iatalY poisohel erora atriasing
whisky Whieh, q - supposed. lad beea
dr9Ege1. Three of the musicias.s, who
had drsuk very freely, died beisrs dsy.
ghe otheG Y.ctias fingered longer.
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The Madria EPocs, Of Janaary %, says
Of the Chilian var. fsThe whole country
Sill sis.e with the eoyernmert, urging ID d
spare No sacriace by which q mag give ID
understand 10 that weas. ne iess than proud,
republic BY which We are iusultei. that
the days of Acsuyaehe are past, and we
haye means, viii ard energy more than
sufficient 70 force her 70 give u the fpllesi
sasisisotiou, GftsF having wreskea uFon her
The moss terrible Ysngssncs."
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We are agihorrod O. salouaco aarr. b. Fulur1
AS CtulIaaic Ior Cimiu.l Clurt C.eIs. af tHl ca
zuiug March elecUcu-
We are authorast to anaounce Isnrs Ham 1s a
caiiaidaie Cog Criminal Juuu CrIk, al sle urzl
harch election. a
We are auiho1.,ed to arnrlucc CHtaIrs D. t'il-
aoss. A. ssii..'ic 1r lual ls C,r. Clerk, 80 tle
uoEi Nsrch cltca.n- u1YiatI
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CfnReInnatI, OhiO.-JOsEFH b. QUHBT IS
our authorized agent to receive Advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nashville Uli0n.
New Orleans, La.-EDwIS F. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, IS our authorised
agent to receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nashville Uili9R.
Memphis, Tenn.-CIgNENrs 3 Brent are
our authorized agents to receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Aasirils UEioH.
JoHS HooPEA Co, Publishers Agents, Al Park
Row, New York, are authorized to contract for ad-
vertlsing N our paper.
jog, Cor Co ,Publishers' Agents, Tribune Build
ings, New York, and Blown'a Iron Building, Phila'
delphia, are authorized to contract for advertising
in our paper.
s.M. PtTrEssItI Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York. aud State street, Boston,
are authorized to contract for advertising in our
nanar-
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write =. Union Office" on the face of
fhR CnuV
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Weare saihou "a % aaa0uucs Jrsss iean,s a. a
cludeisie of County cours Oler.. 70 .ac eu-u.ug
Msrch eiccuou.
Wa ARE AJTHuRlLEp TO ANNOUNCH ruM
w c. CtUNk as csndiaisic Tor County CoaI
Cerk, of Davidson County, al lhr casuus ssTcb
ulettian. o-t
We aIe authorized 10 announce VS.. s.. Carsr-
HAa = oanaldsc Cor CLERK oi tlc Couuty CouF. of
uarid-,.n county. II,si.
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horEL PHCEs Is WAsHECTox-The
following items may appear slightly ex-
aggsTated 70 those who have not visited
the National Capital Of late, but face
tiou' letter writer IN Washington says
that ne was recently compelled to pay
this OH, although the payment re-
duesd him to the EXTREMIST penurv
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The Richmond Whig gefthe sth says i was
rumorea last night that LreTs Polk
and cAFTArS MILwooD, Of The sPotswOod
Hotel, who had an sltercatiou lie other
night. nei yesterday snd exchanged shots.
Captain MfllEooe vas wounded il thsstsm-
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed to order.
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10 ADTERTlsERs IN DETAIL.

Advertisements in the Special Column, 6rst time,
nom l 10 5 lines, 81 OO-each additional line, 81
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, first time, from 70 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 70 cents; subsequent lnser-
lions, IS cents per hne. r.-
All advertisements occupying special position,
1ad ali double column advertisements, will be
charged $50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged ct the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid q sdYGlce, or no in
ssrjon made
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Qua JOS 0FFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices. at this office.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for cash.
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NJ MAIZE MA.

ne f1od snd iurury RI fho AZ. without n rIrr1.e
flIt. uue trll rIi convince ~ uaaf -Feu.f. -.
a., wlt11us lalEasss ssla &C. uF 90 ezra q a 80
astlfls1llT tie maal aeauarri..ll "A -..rrf a.If..
tou ~ oslIuafy hhsat Flaur greatly Ir.l-rIras
brra1 aue CAKE. ltls also excel is1t flr sarsrr
sweet sauces. sisaa ill ti-ii uf fsf s1aa, A. ~
la.-Crctn u.ti.llg can compare slth .f. A Ntna
boiled iu ulaz I'D Iruilre uch cream Or e1ra-.
ello-oisie, lrs. ae.
Bat gp r. aue pound pactaees. aa.isr tas tf-.i,.
max l1lasHlas HIth alre--i. ll1s O. rlsf
ulaei ariaauaa aT1l. - ealsI ~ ff-a. An
.nsalids ai ~ So f-r zsis p sr4esf- sal IiruE.
Fs,s sFC.g' bore.
NAeioasis Dsget. fss Faiioa "a s~u verA
uit.i.lAa ii' 'ltiEt tl.r.eral 49,.
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Administrators Notice.

rrAXlNe aasi feA a. Adnlnistrstor On the a..
4 - al lahn hsl, drscsaaa, tnis ~ % uo-
IN al perous hssiuE e..ns s.,as' - ss y, =
- - Il,ey ~. te hsrred, and th9ae indeniaa 70
oSa,s oSs,s,I, ~ JoaN NJ. sMifh, Adm'r
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We are suthoured Co aunauuce tns name aI ~. u
ColtiSs io, LAX Oo.icciot, .ur siar saI county si
ile cn-lang marC Ch e.ecuou.
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aaashrillR SGlniua.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.,
PUBLISHES.
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I've are autnoaaaI 90 HunuuuTn MtlEkn A.
UlEsS, h-l a. caniIlsie los County Iusea u.
lauJsua laCu.y, "a. the ensuing. Magch y.as.Ha.
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tHorosEarus.-Fhotographs OF Gonoruia
Federal and CouieIoralo. The largo6t coll
lection iu tho west. log sale. wholesale ana
retail. Remember thc place, Gallery Of tho
Cumberland, p Cedar street., opposilo COM
mrcial Hotel mavgT tf
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Old papers, (the largest in the city, farsals
this Otiice.
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vTYHsOH, j. W. h CO.-Manufscturers snd
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 nu, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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DEOKBR BROTHERS,

.sANuFAcTURERs or PIANO FoRTEsa. 10 81
Nj Elesckss sirect. near kr1sdssFi ASN tork,
1l,e stove Grm hsSiuT recenfiy reiilH'se ei..d he
rrrnuserIuue ~ t1eir iulpr1yed fsteaissi Aues,
,a,is vei prpiaced. q which the1 nfse -, --tea-
Ueu afihe trade sna luie ndlng psirg ia's- tari.-
out ti.e t'ufiei eiAies The y 4, Neiid q it.! -
49, che Neesra 10. ffus lusigansepE isFe A.
ss.el sfe rrsisile dalauctca % tnsaa, 10 81 res
pecls, inSosnpzrsf1y the hsst no# mA4e n ne
counlys" idesoeA
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We arc EHtheurea ta anuauncb A. 10. tlEIauFoz
A. "a dldaf. Cor Coas.ahls Ia thr Ns.rs.I- It...
tIict e. ihe ou-uius Mar D. e.ectIou-
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DoBT b sEsEIs-. Prs-rra.lal Il snI T-s--
IL rr1.-.st .. trf 60 -IHn.lfl ii r. hffrHr 1s
cl lhe faa cf o 2. d a ID. eaaii irtarn H.. i1F
slollus ul eaaaFa. lui slrrlll.lllar 0.H.IT. f'as
t "a cHF 1ln % HuE.aT HlarF aaars 0l i.a. t..
taq1nr ln Che iaau. u faal- s.al. alI at rrfr
1a I.aius iu HcrailfI Hl ii.it eri .a.. .-rF- Hr
Hl.l - uurl H.H1errf fu ore lrF 1i ffr tasF a.fl
vii Alnpr uuF eHia..I. Ia.lrrII al.i a sle
hc lopes - e.l.s.af ..itsu.llr .a taa.uaaa t1
m'ff share q rn,rauane iaasln tIlsf
felr faFrrs ai1iI O. prepared F..n ulF ~. Of ula
rurs-st nual.ae.s al.f tF al1tssi 'IrlHasIF ar -.
lr-oIur .aHai rre..up .auaf
or aiocs rE l1laaa -aeH s.tra tr.aF aa.i ers-f
H..rH COM Hfan Nlf l.ue lHaanFsH
tifr ass ..l.. 1ni ae rialIinIr5 .li rf--1r4
g. tI efIa.s rllla.a.a.l 10 aair cave .ll..t ..t.
ntsnlf .aes. l.f aacaraT.
u. =. JENKINS a CO,
- Market st oal1s,i. fI......
j-'- NASHVILLE. TfNN.
SlGN OF NAN AND MORTAR
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NHTTI.I stieuIts TIE erecting 81 Al Ainas e =
w chine~t MlHs. Oa We b, EuE nes and a
ri,issrV fsr.isi on tt,a f,zt ui terms. Agenis iot
tip caleiraie.l siearn ErE rex, eleEIl ne,stei -
Mscasers oI J. q. Mooaeg. of CucInnep ie,soA'
slfiins % purchase would DO well % NNa-,5. y. =
cusnefY bought oi us eiIl have our per1onsl -
ticn N the erccton os o. We are esh IN We = =
LA Maskaa business, ana have some ie iiAa'iitut
lsh ttai al b. "a verF cheap. Ia Rfzo atle1d
~ he 6aaers Repairing husinsss, ksy fitiiaSl
BEL hAagnS, braas fogndlos, CSC.
donxl-tn
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WALL PAPER, etc.

RI ERRITr 4 HILIl-Deslers in Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, Winuow Glass, and Photo-
graphic MsteIiai, corner OF ChuTch and Market
streets.
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Nervous Dahilifu

seminal Heaalfss. fss. cgu T. ru1ssi ~ one Who
hae le..l eilea t.asal sna AaEaireiia ol oinsss.
va s.4mpi Afon a.,
ds.tiad adfslF flssna H,s.i
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Spices, Dye Stuffs.
Paints, etc.

Ai-splce, Pspurr Cra1m-n. Cove. A-irers
.iare, Musier.l Afom1. i-s .... aialier -raa..t
RI Tn. tuiIaar. Co. MHI'HH rasa. -Tts .H H.E
l1 aareuaf HIf.afy. WlI- i--- EEHI FHar..
le4ry ilr 49,. tauerai u.I. lH-Ura'Ire. Coz. %
lamps NJ err.F FarfT aaaI large .anp'F aa .a
Ealaa.
l-f-hsz-s ffom..ls rolsry a 1-.d or o. Fsl-
nerr1rrs Ess C.ulurnlr. f.r.r r. lsa.trH
hairu1I Dr1lr a1lIf. - f"rl.l.. .-u' .".
all 1a ar1nI IsII.|i al .-Ig ..a Hs'eH.
llsi rsr.... r.T raruF. .H .r
81 cf orla- sael.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

(tAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. SC and % Union street
~ tup stars) represent the foll0Eirg CO1nDanies
AtuA Of Hartford Security, Manhattan, Melropol
tsn, Ph0suir and KniclefbOcker Life Of New lork
and Accident OF Columbus, Ohio.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted thG
Stove rates for advertising, 10 winch Ne bind our
selves strictly to Adhere.
HM. CAMERON q co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dspdfeh
BARRY, WINHAM 4 90. for Ffsss.
Ball, JONES & CO. for Gsaslte.
NASHVILLE, TEKE.. Sept. q. 1855.
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Commission ana Forwarding.
NEWS DEALEas, &e.

DAUL A SANFORD, Forwarding and Coums-
SION Merchants. Our prompt attention Is gwen
u the receiving and forwarding Of CoIION. Al
South Market street.
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We Ask

" Q ASK
The suffering millions m our land 70 give this
remegiy a trial convinced that by ia timely use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsis,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, sick Headache, DiEz-
ness, lndigesuou, Tiles, Cosuyeness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections. &c.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca h bot
de. and do not use the medicine against the sdyce
Of your PhyAIciRn-
Manufactured only by TGRRANT CO., ~
dreeuHich streHt, New York.
ss- Ear saie Nv Ell Druggists. uy4 IL
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Liquors..
SU FEE e E Il s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co.

TARRANT a Co:
Gentlemen Il sm = rosidzss6 81 Curscos, and have
been disposed 70 write 30 you concerning the real
value OF your SELIZER APEElENr - q remedy
or Indigestion and Dyspepsis. / desire 10 express
~ you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit The
SEJTLkk has done my wife.
For four or Eve years my wife has bean sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia and alter being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years,
she hnslly induced 10 sees the advice OF a
Learned Physician, Doctor Cabias, o. Nenezuela,
vino immeds'ely trested her Withs your EfER-
NE5CENT sELTZER APERIENT, she began 10
improve At once, ana Is nov PEkr So fiY WELL.
iesl il y bs my duty Tor the good OF humanity %
make this siafement feeling that medicine val
uable should be widely knOWn.
Trusting you Will give this publicity snd repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thsnks.
am very respectfully yours,
y. D. e. HENRlQUER,
New York, June IS '65. Merchant Curacao, S.A.
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PURE DRUGS. CHEMICAL.
ESSENTIAL OH
MEDICINAL Liquors.

p0sers ard Wcishfmlua NstHrsIef Ci -a'-.
Blue Mlt-. suiphats Quuu.. .lilha- h.rlat-.
ladinr lo.i1e pota b., Ctiarfr ~ Cola, EI'isf or
lures, kEtracfa. HfuIpz tersfss UI meuts. Hfa-
ttFs. etc, 1re marie u stfHi 1rortsura I.u ffsa
ussd fhsrmaropia
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TINNERs. Nc

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over foTk's booA store, SS5S
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. aut6-6m'
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BOOKsELLERs AND sFATIONERS.
OARHIAGE HANUFACTURERs.

,IN6LkTON, X H-BOokselier. Publisher
- s,aiioaer, and Periodical Dealer, POst once
Building
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CAMPBELL McRWEH a GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys at Law ana Claim Agents, prsctice IN all
The Cuurts- Collections promptly attended 70 ;
also cainls against the United States and Vouchers
coeuled. OLiiee 7a North CherIY street M slaifs.
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THURspAY. FEBRuARY Is. ls55.
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bOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

| - PRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL 4
| y FkANk, Successors 20 NJ ). Drucker. brewers
oI ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street. Nash
vale, Tenn. ideeS-ly
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law.

deIuA Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Melropoii-
isn, Phoeuir and kniekefbOcker Life OF New lork,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
DAMPBELL McBwEH a GROEsBEOK, Auor-
~ 1eys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice N all
the Coarss- Collections promptly attended to-
also claiuls against the United States and Vouchers
eolleoted Oihee " North Cherry street. up stars
OTIs, K. A.-Attorney and Counsellor st Law,
" Ofhee ~ Cherry 81; p o. Box u.s.
BANKEKS AND BROKERS'.
LFIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Goyernment Deposi-
L t5ry-No. 50 College street, between UniOn
aid the huDiic Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, CON, and Government seouri-
lies VI AL xmas. stocks Rnd Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 70.
A. q. sASroGD, Pres't. JAS G. oGDEs. .cash'r.
ATARR, THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
runs Money, Government Securities aud Vouchers.
Colecuons attended tc promptly.
Also buys Aud sells on elmmsslOn.
LECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - OherTy street, desls in E1chsnge, Govern
nient securities snd Co n. Cohectlons promptly
attended 10 }. LUAsDEs, Cashier.
fIlHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals m Exchange, Government securities
snd Con. Collections promptly attended 10.
Gold Stocks aud Bonds sid Oh Commission.
W. W. BRRRY, President EDGAR JONEs, Cashier.
sOOK AND JOH PRINTING.
CAMERON, VIM. CU.-BoOk and Job Printers,
" aud pa fishers Of the Daiy and Weekly
Unon, Pnnler's Alley. betEeen Union and Dead
ercE streets.
HfkEWERG.
1, PRING WATER BREWERY-MANKEL
y FRANK, successors 70 NJ J. Drucker. brewers
Of ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street. Nash
ye, Tenn. ldecS-ly
BOOKsELLERS AND sEATIONERS.
A,INGLkTON, X. H-ROOkselier. Publisher
- s,aiiOaer, and Periodical Dealer, RUst Umee
Building
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AHYERS a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
ll Latest styles Of Flrst Glass Carriages and
buggies, EXpress Wagons and Csrryalls, y NOrtn
MarEet street.
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The AuctiOnesring of Massachusetts
Girls in Washington Territory.
A Piquant Description of it

From 'hs lacrosse Cw''l Demoena
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-15
CLAIM AGENTS, &e.
COAL AND WOOD.
COLLEcTING AGEArs.

ID 3. TUrHILL, Deputy United states Marshal,
III, collects Note, Accounts, &C, in Middle Ten
Nc see. Office NJ SJste Capto., next door 70 Fed
eral Court Room. 7. y. Lock Box 81, See adyer-
usemeut IN another eolumu. ldecs ON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-15

| S,PRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL 4
| y FRANK, successors 70 NJ ). Drucker. brewers
Oi ale ana Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street. Nash
| yille Tenn. ldees-ly
BOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERs.
| SINGLkToN, X H-Bookselier. Publisher
/ - s,aiioaer. and Periodical Dealer, Post Omee
/ Building.
CARHIAGE AaAkUFACTURERH
AaYERs q HUNT-Msntaaeturers Of all the
! Nl Latest styles Of flrst Class Carriages and
bugges, Express Wagons and CsrTyaiis, y Norm
MarEet street.
CLAIM AS.ENTS, &e.
IOHE ONEILL Military Attorney aud solicitor
81 OF Claims, rIosecutes ail classes Of Claims
against he government for citizens and soidisrs.
once 80 Cesar street, NAshyle, lem lnoYI-6tD"
FIvOMfKINs, b. 4 CO.-U. s. O am Agents,
II Uticers' Pay Accounts and QuartermAsiers'
Vouchers bous lit At the best rates, or collected
Olhce corner cherry and Cedar streets, up stalrs
COAL AND wOOD.
y NIGHT BROTRERs.- Dealers IN Cumberiand
N ana rlttsburg Coa. Wood sawed and spin IN
koinng Alnlaill, south Of brosd. Ali orders filed
promptly.
COLLECTING AGENTS.
ID 3. TUrHILI., Deputy United states Marshal,
III, collects Note, Accounts, &C, IN Middle Ten
nu-sre. Office NJ Stste Capito4 next door 20 Fed
eral Court Room. Y. v. Lock Box 81, See adVer-
tsemeat IN another eolump- decs-tm
Commission and Forwarding.
DAUL A SANFORD, Forwarding and Conmis-
L sion Merchants. Our prompt attention IS gwen
u she receiving and forwarding Of CoIION. Al
south Market street.
NEWS DEALERS, &e.
TuNE & TUNNELIs-Wholessle and Retail
" BOokseilers. StatiOneTs, and News Agents,
No. ~ North Cherry street, Nashville, Iena-
REAL ESTATE AGENTs.
LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over foTk's booA store, SS5S
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. su1t-6m'
TINNERs, &e.
VTYusog. J. W. oo.-Manufacturers snd
w wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Tu, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO. II
College street.
WALL PAPER, etc.
ri ERRITr 4 HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, NinuOw Glass, and Photo
graphic MsteIiai, corner OF ChuTch and Market
streets
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
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TEKHS or SUBSRIPFI0S;
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-07
How did tennessee ret out?

The Lafayettee (Ia.) Courier, thorough
going Republican organ, asks The follow
ing leading question Possibly our Journal
neighbor can give the desired information
President johnson. Of the United States
Senate, and Horace Maynard, of the House
of Representatives remained In their seats,
as loyal representatives from the State of
was adopted In that State. If they were
entitled TO their seats then, Congress of
course, regarded the secession ordinance as
null and void. IT, therefore, secession did
not take Tennessee out of the Union, when
and how did she get outl IL MIR. Maynard
was entitled TO his seat la 1861. after Ten
nessee had seeded, why Is he kept out in
the cold" now2