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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
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PAINTS! PAlNTS!! PAINTS
~ 8Y --ksC 1E1 yI@N
OILSi OlLSi OILSi!!

s-. 81. -----sa. ~ .
rusT RECEIVED .etFR atFa .
RAW LINsEED OIL. A t
BOILED LINSEED OIL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. -,.--.-=- d.
NEATsF00T OIL.
IS BEST USCHANGEARLE GREEN IN OIL.
BEsr EXTRA LiGHT CHROME YELLOW.
BEST PARIS GREEN pe.-.~-..
BEST MEXICAN RMILLION,
NO. 1 VEN ETHAN RED, DRY TN Gill; tH'
PERMANENT BLACK
: PRUSSIAN BLUE
yANDYKE BROWN :. a1 ~.
BURNT SIENNA.
RAW sienna. !. J. W. ss.lHar- I
RAW UMBER. "
PUTTY IN BLADDERS. .-.,.....,
WHITING, FkEN III ZINC LIN OIL.
STRICTLY PUwE WHITE LEAD.A'
PATENT DRYERS, EfC. For sale by
anrzs JULIUS G. BOGEL.
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ALSO. FOR SALE !:

ALSO, FOR SALE:
ONE LIGHT WAGON 81 Es& BIZ @8
ONE LIGHT DRAY,
ONE FINE BARoUCHE, nearly new.
ONE NJ TOP Buggy,
TWO CARYALLS,
Suitable for Butcher or
Peddler " agons.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

Remedy for Group Dissolve as
much camphor as it will contain in a
pint Of brandy; dip piece of new
flannel into it, and hold it before the
fire a minute to warm, then apply it
to the chest and throat, holding it on
till the spirit has evaporaied; then
r-pew the application till the breath
ing is relieved.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

~ NDYi CANnYii-I have just received q
~ large lot of Choice Stick and Mixed candy,
which will sell below New Orleans prices by the
quantity. tmatAJ JULIUS 9. BoGEL.
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The Prospeet Of Mar i'm Europe.

The latest arrivals from Europe are
more emphatic than ever in their ad-
vices that peace is TO be broken
by war between Austria and Prus-
sis. The quarrel arises out of the
division Of the territory they took from
Denmark. II is the old story of rob,
bers falling out in the distribution Of
their plunder. Austria and Prussia
rank high in the great military powers
Of the world. Each has a standing
army of 100000 or 100000 men. The
population Of Austria is about 80, ,000,-
900, and that of Prussia $4,000 The
Prussians, however, are more homoge~
neous in their nationality, the Austrian
Empire being made up of half a dozen
different countries. The strife between
the two powers would be by no means
an unequal one, with very doubtful
termination. The PruSsian army is
very fine, and under it's military system
every man is soldier who has served
in the ranks. 1t would, therefore, turn
out an enormous force, in proportion
TO its population, The Prussisn Prime
Minister and real ruler, Count Won
Bismark, is an ambitious and unscru-
pulous man, who evidently believes
that the time has arrived when Prussia
can shatter the greater but ill-cemented
fabric of the Austrian Empire, and take
her plsce at the head of the Germanic
Contederation.-CiR. Enc.
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NEWS DEALERS, sc.
REAL ENTATE AGENTs.

TOEE 4 Observation-Disclosures and Retail
I ! Bookseller. Statlouers, and News Agents
10. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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CuRIoUs DENOCRATIC DoCTRISEs-A
Boston periodical called the Radical is
so much disgusted with Republican in
stitutions as to be compelled to say:
"What do Republican institutions
come to if we can never get first-class
man into the GoVernment-if the Phil
lipses, Emersons, Nhittiers, Lowe!ls
Summers, Stevenses, Wades, Schurzes
are to be under foot of ignorant and
vulgar tailors and tinkers2 There il
nothing sadder, under the sun, than to
see that which is noble overruled and
humiliated By the ignoble"
We had thought that what oul
friends of the extreme left" advocated
so strennously was the political equality
of all men-the giving Of all men equal
opportunities in life-"yulgsr tailors
and tinkers,' as well as noble gentle
men and scholars, white as veil az
black We had thought that one OF
the greatest merits of Republican insti
tutions was that they recognized the
inherent value of Man as apart from
his Accidents, and of character as apart
from position. But while these people
argue Yehemently for these doctrines
as applied 10 the negroes, sud will be
satisfied with nothing short of unlimit
ed privileges for all black men, they
look upon Republican institutions as 8
failure when white men whom they
consider vulgar achieve position un'
der them.-M J. Tines.
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TINNBRs, &c.

AR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
u Business Ageuts, over Works Book store, 3S5t
tuion strt Ct, Nashville, Tenn. auz6-6m
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splendid qualities Of Cesar would have done
something better than make magnificent
the downfall Of Roman greatness. The
American people, unlike those Of Rome, see
all, hear al, and understand enough. They
will in due time rebnke and put down this
political rebellion as resolutely as they did
the recent military rebellion. For a time
the enemies Of freedom may seem 10 tri-
umPh, but all must go before the people, and
they will sustain Andrew johnson, IS the
sentiment Of the whole intelligent world
has sustained and Epplsuded the patriotic
course Of Cato.-K. y. Herald.
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MoNAss RIGHTs ~ HUNeARY A Gu
rious petition hss been presented to
the Hugarisn Diet 1t is signed BY a
number Of widows and other women
who sre landed pFoprietors. snd asks
for them the same equality Of political
right with the male inhabitants Of the
country As they posed in lS4S These
Isdiea represent that they have much
more dihiculty in bringing up theiI
children and attending TO their estsse'
than men, that they have to bear thC
same state burdens, that they are no
allowed to take part in the communs
elections, aud that although many o
them possess much more ground thar
the male electors, they hsYe DO Poit'
cal Fights
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Remarkable History of Torpedo
Boat.


Gen. Maurys report of the defence
of Mobile narrstes the eventful history
of torpedo boat as follows:
TT was built of boiler iron, was about
thirty.fye feet long, and was manned
by crew of nine men, eight of whom
worked the propeller by hand. The
ninth steered the boat and regulated
her movements below the surface OF
the water. She could be submerged at
pleasure to any desired depth, or could
be propelled upon the surface. In
smooth still water here movements were
exactly controlled, and her speed was
about four knots. 1t was intended
that she should approach any vessel
living at anchor, pass under her keel,
and drag a floating torpedo, which
wonld explode on striking the side or
bottom Of the ship attacked.
She could remain submerged more
than half an hour without inconYe-
nience to her crew.
Soon after her arrival in Charleston,
Lieut.. Payne, Of the Confederate navy,
with eight others, volunteered to at
tack the federal feet with her While
preparing for their expedition the
swell of a passing steamer caused the
boat to sink suddenly, and all hands
except Lieut. Payne, who at the mo
ment was standing il the open hatch
way, perished. She was soon raised
and again made ready for service.
Lieut. Payne again volunteered to com
mand her While lying near Fort Sum
ter she capsi7ed and again sunk IN deep
water, drowning all hands except her
commander and two Others.
Being again raised and prepared for
action, Alr. Aunley, one Of the construc-
tors, made an experimental cruise IN
her in Cooper River. While sub
merged at great depth, from some IN
known cause, she became unmansgable
and remained for many days on the
bottom of the river with her crew Of
nine dead men.
4 fourth time wac the boat raised,
sud Lieut.. Dixon, Of Mobile, Of the
Twenty-hrst volunteers, with eight
Others, went out Of Charleston hsTbor
in her and attacked and sunk the Fed
eral stermer Holssatonic
Her mission st last accomplished, she
disappeared forever with her crew.
Nothing is known OF their fate, but It
is believed they went down with the
enemy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

- Physiological View Of aI-rrIag e.
Containing nearly page. ant iEu hug I.slHH
and Engraving Ci tle Anatomy of the Humsu o..
gsus ~ state Cf ugsItl and Disease, with IA Ir#4
Use on Esriy Euors, ls ucT.arauIs t0uae, ,Esa.Ha
Upcn tle hInd and Body. Wlh The AuflHI. t.sH
Ci lrcafmcnt-tue only RATIONAL aud 4ugreHH..
mode OF cure, a7 -h1Fl ~ rhe report OF cases
treated A trutEJi Hiv-er to the uarurf. alI
those couieup.aiug ullrr.ssT, Who entertain ."-l.
Ci their physical yUui.auu. rent tree u. Tu.lsHa o.
any sd frsss, 90 't.Ht uI % cents. u su5uUs ..
postal currency lv addressing Or. Ia tEllA. N.
81 Maiden Lane. A .H.luy. IS. b.
The suthur may go consulted upon any .. ."H
diseases upon ul.rl bis bol. treats either raI.H.
ally or by NAL, ana ue.....ls7 -enl l1 suy rs..
the world. UttIr. .U
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The Original and Best iu the World
me only ttle and per.ac, Hair Dye. Ham
less, Reilsoie and Instantaneous. Produce.
Immediately splendid Black or uaturs
Brown, without uIurug tLe halr 5r ak.u
Remedies The ill ELECTS Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. bltchelJr. Also,
RCgenCGtIug EErdct JF NLrFr.rg. 10.
Restoring aga b5aat, tsiHg iac Hair.
CHARLES BAIUuELOE, NEw Yoar.
sepl5-ly
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First GLASS Steamers,
s U FER E e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! ! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co.:

TARRANT q Co:
Genuemen-I am = resident Of Curacoa, and have
been disposed % write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your SELiZER hPEkIENT a. n remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire 10 express
% you my sincere gratitude for the great beneht the
SELIZkR has done my wife
For four or ave years my wife has BEEN sadly
afflicted With Dyspepsia, and aiser being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or thrss years.
she was finally induced 70 seeb the advice Of =
learned Physician, Doctor Cabali-, % Venezuea
Who imrnedia'ely treated her with. your EFEE-
VE5CkhT SELLER APERIENT. she began 10
improve a. once, ana IL now PEkFECrLY WELL.
feel t TO be my duty for the good Ct humanity %
make tins statement, feeling thsf medicine 30 val
uahe should be widely knOHn.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks
am very respectfully yours,
5. y. @. HENRIQUER,
New York June g '55. Merchant, Curasao, s.A.
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Go to Bryant, straJton & Co.'S Nashville
Business college Goa thorough cducsf..a
IN Bookkeeping, PenmausLip, Common.
clal Law, Commercial Calculations. Iar
uefship, Settlements, Gc.
Send for College paper, Circular, Ec.
Address BRYANT, STRATUM 8 60.
pctfE-Iv
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COLGATE's HONEysoAp

ms ee'eo-aiei Toilet soap. 10 su,a universe
demand, Is made nom ,ae choicsst us.eH..s -
mild aud smOlisut 10 is nature, frasr.asi,
scented, and extremely beneficial tn ..s s-..a
upon 'he ska. For sale sy al uruczsss sa.
FAaey ''ooda Dealers ue4-lv
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SOY aoIOeAtfs %. Photographs OF GsEsra.s
i-'-. lelelai and Conisdersto. The Iarzsst -.
.ecuon N the west, for sale. ysb5Iss.Is an
sst1lt- Ct- Remember the place, 6slIorv of II /,
mrcial Hotel. l,.,S- l.,-.., 90
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HOME AGAINii

HAVING returned sgaIu with largo
stock OF
Trimmings, NV0rstcds. xcphFr.
80, slc.s
to the old home. 3 would respectfully iu
form the Ladies oi Nashville tuat We wi
be prepared Co manufacture any kill gi
Cords, Tasscl,, Buttous, TuuEgs.
AC., NC.,
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NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,
NATURES

MO natural or arti6,al compound hqs yet been
IN discovered or msnufactI red that EQUALS these
waters preventstive, relief and permanent cure
for many temporary and chrome diseases, prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years. with the most beneficial Of
facts
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IL cathartc, alternative and tonic and is a yaua-
bic remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive Of thu
Feyers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent 10
warm climates.
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We Ask

The suffering millions N our land 10 give thi1
remeCiy trial convinced that by its timely Use
many msy b relieved, many cured Of Dyspepzia,
Heartburn, Sour stomach, SICK Headacue B.zr-
ness, Indigestion, FILES, Clstveness, Bilious AZ.
lacks, Liver Complaint- Rheumatic Affecto ona.s Ac
Read the Pamphlet 0f Testimonials with "a. b rot.
tie, and do not use the medicine against the sdVoe
Of your Physician
Manufactured only b. TARAANr a CO., NJ
6rssnVlch strest, New TorH.
aarFoy sale bY All DruRziztn. tnyf "
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- \. -.-al Efial thAmssr, sE Eassy q Wnaak
lanle treatment .or ll.sessr. Of ~ Ii-.z,-. -.
eeAlA = sisio-as-aeli nee. In aaatf eur,.re...
AddIeas, ut. J. SAliLlN HlCsHTUN. Fg.srf
Assoc aiioa, Phiisdep1.a. pa 49,. II
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=. ATTENTION lRIsHras i-Chocks on tha J.-
scr banklng Co., Belfast, Irelaud. In Gums
% Il 70 4lo fer sale at @. N. Oraway's So.
AeF oihce, No. IS College street. nj
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Dissolution of copartnsrshlp

fnHE CopUinsnhlp heretofore known under the
Il arm aut styl= % HU8HES HALTzNAN.
rnciogfapherss j. mutually szolyed nom fhis
gatss y. Hughes rslnng from ths concern.
rAlLaiilaa assuming and hguidatInE ~ debts of
ne .sis arm HUGHES A AALIaaAN.
February lTlh, Iss5.
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Ia retiring from ths shove drm. I ieadsr my
gra.eiu sfn Hled gmeEia 10 my Old frisnds fur tha
Nharsl patro1aFa aharh has been extand-d h. frS
and tfust tia taey sll cont uue y DO TIE sasss ii
my iae partner NJ. salesman fasifus assurad Ga
- = illis - pe-sui. aud VII use every Effort 10
~efH A. a. nUaHks
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Browns Bronchial TroOhes
EoT hronchitisi AsthGai lsiafrhl tuualla
uys aad Ihroai nisrHue


TE5lazs saE gsp gllH aIvars s7oa a-a.rss
SINGERS AND PUBLIC PEAEEEa
viii dnd TfUchgs u-e'li 1 clearing lHr V-.-H a.r.
tsseu before s.uElg or Speaking. and relieving ...
throat ai.er 70 uau.al. s1orl1u ot ,le yo-aI5FHt.
tuo Tr5lhes are rsglmuell.., ant presented lH
Phyacau., gli hsge bad te.Hu1a.s., .roa emu.
nent men tHr1lra1et ..e country. Beng sa s....
Gle Of tue msr.t, sad having proved tag.. tIrar7
by test OF many year. sa.a year au.. Ileu .a l.
ditious localities in v,HDls palis Of tl. Hard s.H
the Trochss are UNIVERSAL pronounce. f. ..s. sr.a
other arlcleg.
Obtain Only "Ba1vss Hl0yguiil TsrrHu.r HrF
do not take EEy o as wUHl.,s ImaHals .l.
may be offered.
Sold stryshsrs u ..e ua.,sI States. aai.lf
sgu Cou-tues, at Id cents per bon.
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w and Pure snd will be sold 10 the lowest
market rates We invite the attention OF our Old
customers and the public, and request a call and
an examination o. our stock aud prices before ma
king their purchase.
The Prescription Department will he under the
special control Of q thorough Chemist, and We war
rant sll prescriptions entrusted % us vii b. sccu-
Tate,y manipulated, al sd hours day o. night.
fgf4-3m
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hF@Jnas- nfuEli,rs aIrUl.s asa sa.U.a a.
saFgaf1. b, slg.st. 4l ..-1uua.
Irritation 0f shc iJng.. rsrmausas Ia.aa
anecu0n. o. 90 iuJatabIo tuas ui.Hs-.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVINg qualified a. AduIa.-flaf1r .l l.a ..-
i tate Of John r.. VI Hsl. deceased. t1.a b. o. a..
~ a. perzous having CLAIMS sFsiuat sal 6s.s.. -
Gle them sith mc within the me pr.acilt1l HF
laa, Or they slIl ue la1eds aud t.lHs aalH'lrf On.
come forrard sni make payment.
i.rfg-ff IDH5 HU SMITH. AHH1.r
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Packed ssiely and securely, in boxes suitable for
/ shipment TO any part Cf the world. Congress aud
Empire Waters IN boxes combining Dozen Pntz,
or 2 Dozen Quart Bottles each Columbian W sieT
| in boxes conts ming 4, or Dozen Han Puts, OF :
Dozen Pint Bot es each
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and 6rst class Grocers.
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UIIsON, j. W. q CO.-RlsuufscuiTers and
w wholesale and Retail IesleTs 10 Tn, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware ana Furnishing 6oods, NO. II
College street.
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COLUMBIAN MATER

II a tonic and diuretic of ehly beneficial charac-
ter, and rs positive srenedy for Diabetes Gravel
Calculus, Irritation and IuhJmatiOn OF the Kidneys,
and Bladder, AID has most snnglsrly sctive effects
10 restoring these organs when debtltsied by long
disease. Females who have suffers q Tor years from
Irregularity, aud the distressing diseases known
only 70 their sex, hsv3 been entirely cuTsd by the
faithful and IudiciOus uSe Of COlumb an Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Ot the above named springs, IN 30 careful snd
secure a manner that tcey preserve al their me-
dcinsi value for yea1s, aLd will be found equally
ehcaciOus when drank thOus andG Of miles distant,
Oh when taken directly from the spring.
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LariEIftr. KS, Sept o. f-..
On The 1ii Of JCIT .ast. / Submitted JUruuT. Hn
agent oI nine. b. Ile Medical Iirsciar 0r tlH U..
partment Of the Amy Of the Cumner.slI, r. a.-..
pie of my Ceifuu httsrs, i.r Inspection. HaI ...
questsd n altrr auHY- Fl. bel tluau 30 me tlrsH. ..
sanction ami approve I.F uas among Uur soldier.
Ihe following I7 the Medical irg. .Hrs rHr 30 ..
also Gen E0-scri1s pvru.s-fln lo slIu .HH a..H.
o. once 10 have O. -liI .I sllgfs-
dlHH brLI
81 am satisfied that Ceir1u H.tiers riI d. HH
harm Oh any Ous 10 taken properly and .u l.H1iHr.
ton. ] see 90 CsI..l9u fl ir. bll p being reraa
Ted b dispose Of b. % suffers.
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Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par.
ticulsrly Of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutionRl relations with the Union.
II ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish TO keep
posted in the current news Of the day
II will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous inteili-
gence from all quarters,
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In Chancery at McMinuv.lls
PEBRUARY RULES Isa5
A. r. Hammer, comp na1t,
w. 10 r.I ta sr.I ta1L
Major Mercer ka.oa, l-.eastut
n this csuse t sppaa rE to ths saisfa-s9uo OF .-s
Csrx suI Master tlat ll- allvs uaus1 le.al.El.
D. n01-re8t dent oI tla state 90 leuuessrs 20 f7l.
tha ordinary process of IaE rarr1t III served ur1l
him. Itis therefore ordered t1at plIl-al.- ua
made flr four successive serlls. iu fls Nashville
Union. . nsa-pap-r published IN NEzrV.le. I-r.
rsssss rear.rl1r aid detsut1ut Io rpuaar on f.H
6rst dav of our ne1t Court o. ba he'd a. Ecf On
vile. % fhe F.7 M01iHy IN Marr1. ls.-. CD T.Ha..
snsg9ero o denur t0 comp plilauts h.l. or Zoe same
H.iI be taken 81 r0lirFa- = = -..Lr t--
hssrtog .rr,ra j. =. MDEf JhD. an
tsfat "a BT y. e.. bLrf. %. ..
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COAL AND WOOD.

Il NIGHT BROTHER5.-Dealers in Cumberland
n and flttsburg C1sI Wood sawed and splt n
stove lengths. Odce 49 Church street. Yard or
Rolling Muldll, south OF Broad an orders filled
promptly.
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saashrille a0nioug.
FRIDAY, APRIL -, 1866.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY TIE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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NOW Is TIE TINE 10 SUBSCRIBEi
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSJRLBEl
NOW IS TIE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
NOW IS THE TTgE TO sUBScRLBEy
ONLY Ss 90 FOR THREE MoYTRsI
ogIY 81 50 FoR THREE MoETHSl
ONLY s. 20 FOR zHREE MoyTRS
oyLYE 90 FOB THREE MoYZFS
"
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NlCaaUEa, Mics, Aug .. Ts..
Dr. John Ban-DeIrs.. . am fapry Oh -..I. ...
you that / have cd your valuable LsdrrH H.Hs..
with great bensat to myaef. u general IfH..g .l..
prostitution of UY n" "fem urHluHrf By H.H ..
healthy and mlI-lu4lc IlfleuHH of tlr ..a..aH. ..
uyer around NfeaaHgrI, having been with ..ar.....
Grants army throughout .tF FnU.a southern #a...
psgn. lr0nl.alt'y recommend .ts ras fH a.. ....
s0us who age sE posed fa Unhealthy r.Hl..#.
~. ~. EHaIr
Agent o.. s.. SANITARY Comm. .......
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Ginseng, Feathers, Beeswox.

rFtHE bfvhast market Trice Val - pad. .u l7rt.
- 49, - mo nraE store O. R T. fa1r,r- 1
q so - North MafEet aifeei. (irIn NaII.s..-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
look AND JOB PRINTING.
CARRIAGE mANUFACTUKEKs.
CLAIm A.ENTs. sc.

AAYERs q RUNT-Manufscturer Of all tn,
M Latest Styles OF First Glass Carriages snc
Bugges, ExpTess Wagons and Csrfyal-s, y Nor!f
MarKet street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.
d Accident Of Columbus. Ohio.
ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL McRWEN & 6ROEsBECK. Attor.
~ neys st Lsg ana Claim Agents, practice IN El
the COurts. Collections promptly sttende5 20
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collecled. Ollee " korLh Cherry sLreeL. up stairs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
CoII.ECrING AGENTs,

ID s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
Ia. collects Note, Accounts, &C, 10 Middle Ten
no see Office at SJaJe Capitol, next door 10 Fed
tral Court Room. I. .. Lock Box 81, See sdVer
tisemsnt in another column. dec9. 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-02
r,n,nrta Yesterday,

| HAyANA-St Steamship Savannah 99S bxs suga
Courtarie B-os-78O do D A Chaffaix-500 do W
| Agar-IOO W zacharie-l00 Turpin-S672 in
gold to A Richards cases cigars f A Gonzaa.-
Edwards do A XiXues-5 pkgs mdse / Men
denez.
APALACHICOLA-S Steamship ] L Smallwood--
bales cotton E Hoath--2 do F F MITCHELL NC
Taylor-and sundries to order. Total II bales of
cotton
0N-steamship w G Hewes-s11s
in specie to A Gramer-Ss0O to Schwartz 4 Kauf
man-sS5O to Taylor y Churchill 500 to Isaacs l.
Dreytus-9S beeyes l6l calves McQuaid Il MehIe--
s bales osnaburgs and sundry mdse To orier
M0BlLE-Steamer Frances bales cotton
Stevenson May Prosser, Prothro sco-and
sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-02

AgNAsrIe IH1EF AaREsTED. CAPTAIN sin,onss
ana oIlces @sheogh arrested on Saturday last q
slarY Forsyth. Ha was ed route from Cbicae1 -
N = orleans. having ahsconded from the former
Ri,,ee YIN about s575 Ia cash, the property OF :
$3.50 eaEeaf taking with him also lis VIC
1'n,sse VA Ass money has not been recovered.
anstess iss ~ la awaiting reputation from the
-s'as15lea Of his state.-[ Memphis Commercial. |