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Arc recommended ss the mest ElIlrarious. Re-
inyiuztinR sDd lnsigaFating Remedy in the
world.
A Package, Price FiYc Dollars, will last a
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
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MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
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rTNHTS INSTITUTION will commence
the FIRST SESSION Of its SIXTH
achulastic year on WEDNESDAY, SEP.
TENDER 9th, 1866. Pupils will be re
ceived at dny time, and charged from time
nf nnfranoa
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One Dollar Each

Without regard TO Valuei Not TO be psid
for until you know what you are
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Victor Hugo rises, winter and sum-
mer, with the sun. He lights his fire
and makes his coffee; then he writes,
reads, or composes until eleven, and
during that time no one troubles him
in his meditations At eleven, whats
ever the temperature may be, he goes
out on the terrace of the house, which
ia on the same level as his room, and
makes long additions with cold water.
Then comes the breakfast hour, devo
ted to family chat and the reading of
newspapers and letters, The meal
generally lasts for an hour and a half
Then the poet takes long walks across
the island. He works while walking
and often stops before points be spe-
cially admires He is not much given
10 eating. His table is simply set, and
he is always satisfied with the dishes
before him. Although he has q good
annette, he is moderate, and no one
can say that he has seen him commit
the least excess. Victor Hugo goes to
bed early, generally before ten o'clock.
Pens, ink, and paper are placed on a
table nigh him. Often, in his broken
sleep, he iots down the thoughts that
cross his mind. Sometimes he writes
in the dark, and makes hieroglyphlcs
shat in the morning be alone can de-
cipher
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The Board then adjourned.



The Board met at half past seven last
evening, President Cotton in the Chair.
The resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen
was eOneurred in, ordering one thousand
copies Of The Mayors two last messages to
be printed.
AIR. Holly presented petition from citi-
zens living on Carroll street, asking that
water pipes be laid on said street. Granted.
The bill authorizing the appropriation Of
$4,000 for purchasing an engine and build
ing house for the same, and also building
house for police station, was taken up and
passed on its third and last reading.
The bin imposinga fine Of not less than
$40 nor more than $50 on any person foand
walking in the streets with a prostitute,
was passed on its final reading.
Under a suspension Of the rules, the bill
from the Board Of Aldermen, prohibiting
the employment Of waiter girls in places of
public resort where liquors are sold, under
penalty Of a forfeit OF license and fine
of S25 for each of'ense, was taken up and
passed on its final reading.
President Cotton and Mr.. Lellyelt both
spoke in favor Of the bill, and Mr. Fletch
Horn in opposition.
a message was received from Mayor
Brown, stating his objections TO the bill for
numbering the streets, on the ground that
its object was not clearly defined in the
bill.
The bill incorporating the 10Th Ward
passed its final reading.
A bill authorizing beard Of three physi-
sisns 10 look after the health Of the city,
was laid on the table.
Adjourned until 71zoclock tonight
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CITY NE VS..

WHo - He Some Of the radical jour
mails have been trying 10 create false i'm
preston regarding caucus Of the conser-
yatiye members Of the Tennessee legisla-
ture a few nights since. They have told
huge stories about Il, and Hisrepreseuted II
in almost every particular. Or. Q. Mercer,
Of the Press and Times, said it was preai-
ded over by a man who was fined and i'm
prisoued for enticiDg Union soldiers 10 dc
sert. This is false, as Mr.. Poston was the
presiding officer.
The question is who made the report OF
the proceedings TO these radical editors and
correspondence The public are interested
in knowing this, and We will reveal the Sc
cret. The man was Judge Butler, one Of
the Governors appointees. He was pre-
sent. and when the meeting was over,
made a report Of its doings-or rather OF
what was not its doings; Tor nothing was
done which those present had the least de-
sire 20 conceal.
The statements made are incorrect in
nearly every particular. Mr.. Symmetry is
represented as having taken part in the
meeting, and making certain remarks, when
he was sick in bed and nearly every word
said was misrepresented.
Now who is Judge Butler, this model
radical lie was a member Of the rebel
Legislature, fed with Isham G.. Harris to
Memphis, and then voted 10 remove the
assets Of the Bank OF Tennessee beyond tie
limits Of the State. Nor was that all. He
returned 10 East Tennessee, and attempted
to raise a regiment for the rebel service.
He solicited Capt. Symmetry very impor-
tunstely to Join him, but tho Captain refused,
as did others to wnom he made advances.
He then returned home and opened muster
roll on his own hook, but only obtained
iour volunteers, when he became digusled
with the Jos, went over within the Federal
lines and became radical. lie IS "a
companion for DR.. Q. Mercer.
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When the Franchise bill came up TO day
for action, I was denied a vote on that very
important bill by the voice Of one single
member, Mr.. Arnell, and was not permitted
TO cast my vote against that important bill,
although ha6 late instructions from nv
constituents to record my vote against it,
until after its passage, and not then, until
the passage Of a resolution by the House
giving me the privilege to record my vote,
I then arose in my place and said:
Mr.. SPEAKER: DO | now understand the
sction Of this House 10 permanently fix me
in my feet2
And the response was that l was a legal
member Of this House, and that my seat
was not vacant, and never had been. I
then said
Mr.. SPEAKER: My vote has been ruled
out by the voice of one single member Of
this House, Mr.. Araell) on one of the most
important bills that had come before this
b ouse for it's action, or that in all proba-
bility would come before it during the pres
ent session. Mr.. Speaker, such unauthor-
lied and extraordinary powers as this is
never attempted to be exercised by any one
except usurper, a tyraut, or a despot
z. WILLIAMS, Of Carter.
NASHVILLE, April y, 1866.
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What the ssPressY saV of Us.

GREAT GHr DIsTnBUTloN.-A rare opportunity is
offered Tor tanning watches, chairs, diamond
ung', silyerware, etc /, by Messrs. Arrandsle Co.
at No. l6I broadway. They have an immense stock
Of articles, varying IN Yalue, and all are offered at
one dollar each. The distribution is very fsiry
done-you agree 70 take certificate Of certain Ar
tcle, enclosed IN an envelope, and not required 10
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with the ar
uCle, which viii certainly be worth more than that
amount, snd may les or 500. An excellent mode
this OF investing enthusiastically Times N. = Cty,
F55nluV ls, 1895.
Messrs. AITsndale 4 Co. have long been person
ally known TO US, and We believe them TO 6e very
worthy OF pubic conhdence.-A /. Scottish AB-r.
Jour- jane n, ls64
We have inspected, ST the Office OF Arrsndale 4
Cas- Agency Tor European Msnufsl turing Jewel
leIs, large sssormen, OF fashionable and valuable
JeNelTy OF the newest patterns. We also noticed
lsrge quantity o. silver plate, and understand that
the whole OF these newly imported articles 10 BE
disposed OF on novel prncpla, nFng great sd
vsntsgBs 70 buyers, ana HltSrdlnR extensive EN-.
ploymentto sgents- We know the hrm IN question
70 be very Tc peatsb'e and thoroughly worthy Of
puddle coCddsnee, and recommend our friends 10
read her adEerllsement-N. J. Albiou, SOFTEN
By Messrs. ArTandsle & Co.'S arrangement, the
advantages must be- on the side Of the customer,
for ne has every thing % gam and nothing compar-
auVely % lose. he KNOWS what he will get Tor his
dollar beforehand, ana he need not send t II he rs
not sstisfied.-N ] Hochly Macs, Ala7. 6, Iso4.
EMrLolMENr ROB LADIEs.-Ihe most eligible snd
profitable employment we have heard OF Tor ladies
ton Of Arrandsle q 90 A lady Of our scqu intauee
has been very successful m thus wsy, not only in
filling her own purse, but slso IN dong good turn
20 those 60 whom she sold the Certificates, a. Nsn
be seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
esn also De thus engsged.-N. 7. Sunday Merars,
AuguS "a, ls64.
10 our columns the reader viii find sn advertise
nent cf A4rsndale Cos tin Distribution Of
watches, ieEelry and silyerwsre. In payment Of
thst sdyert sement We received several sets Of the
lewelry advertised, and We are warranted m say ng
that, both in I'm N and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned cut % Dc Just whst
they had been repre- ensed--IsuC p7Horrut lLeo.
iF1,rH,l Asg. n, is6t
AGhNis--Ne vsnt agents in every regiment
snd ln every town ana county IN the country, spd
Hose acilng ~ such W,n be allowed - cents on
every Cert hcate ordered BY them, provided their
remittance amounts 70 one dollsT. Agents VII coli
lGci IS cents Tor every Certificsta, and remit is
cents T. US, either m each or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE& CO.,
lbI broadway, New York.
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CinncinnatI, Ohio.-JosrrH b. QUnur,

Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat
urday. Returning leaves Triune on Monday, Wed
nesdsy and Friday. Office az City Hotel, ksst side
Pub. c Square.
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SPECIALNOTICES.
DR.. Foote's Advertisements

DI' EOOttS ADVERTISEMENTS
OLD EYES MADE NAV vitbo,t s-..t..,.-
Doctor or Medicine Pam bIaf r1siis4 -,
dress Z B Fooie, NJ D, Il30 srosdway. New YORK
COMFORT AND CURE FOR Tar RuPTURED
sem Ire Address, f Foote, NJ d, ns6 Br5si-
way, New York
CoNklpENIlAL INFURAATION FOR 7BF
MARRIED Sent Zee N sea Ell euveIope. Esi---s
E Foote. u D. llSO Hrosdway NeE YorF.
MEDICAL COMMON sFNsE-41o ps,s,--lro
Illustrators, 81 20 fe1t ~ NAL eT.-Trba-e
postpaid, Codrcucs Tst LEI sent free sdi1s.s n a
Author, Z B Focts, ii d, ll30 Broadway, n. York.
ApTll0-3m ecdo
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HEG EhAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir OF Bark, or Elixir
III Of Calisays BARR, with PyIophosphate Of Iron.
Prepared by HICKMAN CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, New York.
PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON WAS introduced by
r. Robiquet, Of Paris, IN 1858 and received isvors-
bic n0tlce from the french Academy; il is east '
assiInlsted, and not deeomposed IN the sornach by
food or the gastric JUICE; 1t IL a prompt efficient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron and Is not stimulating or Irrltant
Our F ERlNAIhD ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Oordisi, DO isesslnR the valuable properties 81
Cafssys Bark, and contains eight grains OF the Py-
rophosphse Of Iron ~ each fluid ounce: and IN Al
csses, where mid snd efhcscious Iron Tome i
desired, viii he found a most valuable preparation
Samples furnished 20 Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUSI5- selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HEGEMAN cos Cordial khIT Calissys Park.
Alrm aud Kiuo Losenges and Chlorate Potssh 10.
renges AL the shove sold BY Druggists.
HE6EMAN & CO
mar ON Chemists and Druggists, New YORK.
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MARKETS..
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, April L.
Flour firm AID in good demand superole Stand,
ard S79714 EKtla ss9s1s Family ssgs 10 Fan
- sIoSn11
Wheat in good demand No Red S2a2 %; No.
l old Red 81 25g2 30 Extra 81 4og2 As. No white
offered
Corn steady and in fair demand at 5Og5lc for
No. IN elevator, and sic in sacks
Rye Gull at 65c for MOL.
Provisions firm snd held at the close for higher
prices.
Sales of9oO bbls Of Mess Pork at s2I 90 for coun-
try, and S25 for city.
Bulk meats = higher; shoulders OIl9sJze, and
Sides l2lSGl55z,.
Bacon dull Shoulders I2c Sides a. e, and clear
Sides l55z9l554c.
Lard sold at l73{cc for prime city.
Gold l279l27lfc
NEw OaLEANs. April p.
Steamer Concorda has arrived from Boston.
Cotton active and lie desrer; sales 600 bales
Middling 34a36c.
Corn stiff at S5dssc.
superfne Flour SIC.
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A PLEASANT DRIvE.-Psrties who are in
the habit Of taking an afternoon drive are,
of course, interested in knowing where the
best roads are. To such as are not in posses
sion Of knowledge Of this kind, We would
say thst the most fashionable, aud the best
route, is from the city to the Race Coursc.
The drive around the Track Is Just the
thing to quicken the pulse Of the invalid
nush the cheeks Of maiden, CT make q
Young mans heart leap with Joy. The
Track is free 20 slI exeursionists every after
noon, and all who take an /" airing - over It,
are indebted to Che generous proprietor,
Ebb Deming. Esq, for the privilege; il as
really a delightful one. No lcwd persons
are permitted to visit the Race Couse at any
1imc
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WHERE IL rHE FAULT We learn that let
tiers sent from this city to Memphis, are
usually five days on the way. This is a
great inconvenience to all, and especially
90 business men, and demands an inquiry.
We know they are promptly mailed here
and forwarded without delay, and hence
the stoppage must be on the way to Mem
phis. Whose fault is it2 That is what the
public would be glad 70 know.
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Smith County Court st Carthage, Tenn
MARCH RULES, ls66.
4. NJ. Lancaster, etsl,
NS fPauuon.

N. NJ. Lancaster ei 81
IS fRauuon.
J. r. Smith, 20 81.
ON motion Of complsinants solicitor, ana Il sp-
pfaung 90 tho satisfaction Of tho Clerk, thst ster-
ling Pogell, samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. fsraihes
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster. Nancy
Jane Powell, ami the widow and children Of William
D. Powell. Frsucis Robinson and hustsnd -
Robinson, uahney Lancaster, klizsoeth hch snd
WIusm Rich, James Lancaster. Nathsnel Lsncas-
ter Ht zekish FpSCsns and wife Isabella kesgans
sre non residents OF the state OF Tennessee. 80
that the ordina process OF iaS cannot be served
upon them;
Il h therefore Ordered that publication he n ade
IN the Nashville Dnion, = Newspaper published M
The city OF Nashville, for Tour successive weeks, re
curing said defendants % appesr before toe Oouuy
court Of Smith, on or before the first Monday IN
May next, usa6l then sud there 60 plosd, snsger
or demur 10 compsinants hih, or the same Siil be
taken FOR confessed sud SET down Tor hearing eH
pArle, A. 60 then.
TpSrl-stE r. ". TURNER, Clerk.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

A Ii persons having Claims sRRipst the Nashville
IA and Chattanooga Railroad Company, incurred
prior 10 lat July, 1865, are notified that ali such
ClsIn1s SIRE referred 10 & Committee Of DIRECTOR
CONSISTING Of Lew Wade, N. 3. Higgins, and Thos
n. Caldwell, Esqs who meet IN Murfressboro on
Monday sni Tuesday. 10th and 27th inst.
VIM. lNNES
fsh25 n General Superintendent
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CinncinnRti. OhiO.-JOsEPH p. QUNHT, Is
our authorized agent to receive Advertisements ant
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EOWN +. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is cur authorized
sgent 10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the Nashville Union.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. q. Tom & Co. are
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
sud subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
JoHS HooPEH Co Publisher Agents. Al Park
Row, New York, are authorized 10 contract for ad-
Vertlsing IN our paper.
JOY, Cor a Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
iugs, New FORK, and Browns Iron Building, Phils-
delphia are authorized TO contract for advertising
10 our paper.
8. N. PrrrESoILL Co Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and State street, Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for advertising In our
paper.
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scArrEKrSa rHr REGULARs.-The leth Reg
ulsrs are 10 be scattered 10 different points
Of this State, to supply the plsce Of volun-
teers to be mustered out Of service. -Four
companies will be retained here, which,
with the Eve compsnies Of the 5lh Regular
Cavalry, will constitute the garrison Of
Nashville,
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CUTTING ArFEy Night before last two
negroes-Jim Dungy and George Jordon-
got into difficulty which resulted an che
latter severely cutting the former with
pocket knife. Jordon was arraigned before
ESQ. Patterson yesterday and was held over
for further hearing to-day.
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. II is an admire
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-clsss families IN Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
Il is we'll worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. tdec2l-tst4weowly.
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Meeting of The Dental Association.

Meeting of The Dental Association.
The Dental Association Of the Central
States held its final meeting yesterday.
DIR. Shadoan introduced the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved, That the thanks ofthis Associ-
atom be rendered q Mr.. steadmau for the
u.e Of his hall rendered 10 the Central
states Dental Association during its present
session
Resolved, That this resolution be pub
Iished in the city papers.
DR.. Wilson introduced the following reso-
luton, which wss unanimously adopted
Rssolrea, That the thsnks Of the Central
states Dental Association sre hereby tend
sred 20 the city papers for their interest in
publishing the proceedings Of this Body,
and for their complimentary notices Of the
occasion.
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THEATRE.-"The Devil in the Snow will
be the chief attraction at the cid Theatre
tonight. The best talent Of the Company
will be called out in this play, and we hope
there will be good house. The company
is an excellent one, and deserves the pat
ronage Of the community.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
Mason RUN. 1876
w 2. Ga :16, and Supplemental Gross BID

Henry w. Reborn,
v. Amended ami Supplemental Gross B.u.
Ward 81 ais.
IN this cause, il Appearing to fts Clerk sni Nee
q r that dsisrdant, X. -. Alis1n, r. hayond TIE
lu.fa q the state OF IHnuessee, and Hens HIM
oil. s0 out al the iursdeu0n o. this court thaf the
ordinary process @ lsW cannot b served upon h.u
u BE- therefore ordered that Publication b rla.is
FOR four successive weeks 10 me Nashglie UnInu,
a newspaper punished u the city q Nashville
tennessee, requiring said defendant % aupaar
before ths CisrE AMI Master re- ofice 10 Cartilage
"a 2 before Nay Rules snd susHsr SD cross b i ,
OF the same ll h "a en- Tor confessed aud sst for
hssung 81 parts, a. 70 HIM
mar24-sit u, IL. CAMPBELL, CAM.
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We are indebted 10 Ed Willard, Union
Street, for the New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, and the Louisville and Cincinnati
dailies. He has received, also, the Literary
Album, Bailou's Monthly for May, Flag Of
our Union, and The dailie5 Of our principal
ciIins.
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TABLEAUx.-A very large audience was
present al the New Theatre last night, on
the occasion Of the presentation Of grand
series Of Tableaux, for the benefit Of indi-
gent Southern soldiers. They will be re-
peatcd to night and tomorrow night.
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ARRAHpALR = CO. M.nn q,

aAhANbALh q CO,, Manufacturers Agents,
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that sill Of the above list OF goods 1li no
sold lor One Dollar each.
In consequence Of tie great stsgnstion OF trade
M the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the var having cut of the supply Of cotton lsT9s
quantity OF Valuable JeweTy, originally ntended
Tor tie English Market has been sent OF for sale
10 TINS county, and must be sOf az anu sacrifice In
der these circumstances, ARRANDALk & CO., act
ing a. agents for The principal European Msnufac.
turera, nave resolved upon great on ApportCa-
uelt to be divided according to The following regu-
lstOns.
Certificates Of the various articles are put into en-
velopes unfortunately, sealed up, and when or
dered are taken out without regard 10 choice, and
sent by mail, thus showing no IsvoritIsm. On re-
receipt Of the certificate You will what you are
70 have, and then lt rs a. your option TO send the
dollar and take the article or not Purchasers may
thus obtain cold WITCH, Diamond Ring, or any
set of .lRWelry on Dur lisf for Dino DolIar
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AUCTION sAIE.-We invite especial atten-
ton to the advertisement of Dolin 4 Barnes,
elsewhere. They sell very large stock Of
dry and fancy goods, and buyers can get
bargains there.
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In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
| forwarding the CertncAtes, paying postage and
doing the business, rs cents each, which must tie
enclosed when the Certificate sent for Five Ger
uhcstes viii be sent or 81, eleven for s.. thirty for
! s., sixty i've for $40; one hundred tor $50