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edicaI Department.
GENERAL HOSPITALS
Department.

BTr. BRIG. Z J. L DONALDSON,
Chief Quarterinaster, Department OF the CumbsE-
land. Oace 100 CaeTT-street.
APT. n D. -wICKERsHAN, A. Q "
Chief Assistant QnArtermssteT. Once los Cherry
street.
" COL CHARLIE Il. IRWIN, A. @ n,
in charge Of Lumber. Workshops, &C. once los
Cherry street
CAPT. g B. brown, A. Q Il,
in charge Of Railroad transportation SFueght and
PRssengsr.) Ufice Church street, at Chattanooga
Depot.
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No 225.

E0R SALE-A mall Farm Of 70 Acres, on the
y Brick Church Pike, } miles north Of Nashville,
well improved. Frame house OF three rooms, at
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, fine young or
ehRrd Of GOO ffuIt trees, juft beginning to bear. ap-
enclosed. $50 per acre; one-hslf cssh, balance
in one year. Possession gwen January LIST, 1855.
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No. 222.

FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
L CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
~ ~ fellows: A two story Frame House in perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank OF the Ohio
river in full Ues Of It, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupboards, pantry, cellar and
cistern under the house. Stable under ground,
24x24. Wood shed, &C, sc. House stands 50 feet
back from one street aud 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 60xl6O. with rear fereing.
Also two cottages, of three rooms each, on lot
l90xI7O, with rear fence; cistern to each house,
and well for both. All valued at So. 0O0.
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Administrators NOties

IOtse credii1u Of he Estate ofThoma- Bs.to,
Il deceased Having suggested De insols-.-v
tle NcrE Of tbs County Courf ~
nolce Tequlred o. me % give, 10 &c yonr eisr--
eg~tnee1ctsed A. Prescribed By las, sin D. -
o. SAD court o. or baiore The ssh dav ~ 49,
lsss, or they vii b. forever barred. ~N5'
- JAAEs BATTOH.
Adrn'r o. aaid Eslnta
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POST:

Posr DIsPENsART.-No II South Cherry ST. Sur
geon VIM. Threlked, Us. Vols, attending OH
GERS and their families.
Surgeon F. W. SPARKLING, 10th Mich. Vols, Medical
Director Of Post Forces, Othce No. u College, ST.
POsT HOsFrAL-Comer Of Cherry and Elm sts-
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rERxs or sUBsRIPFIoE.
10 ABTKRElSE5s IN DETAIL.

Advertisements in toe Special Column. hrEt tina
nom 10 5 lines, 81 Oo-esch additional line ~
cent? subsequent Insertions, 10 cent? per line. In
Local Column, FIRST time, from l % 3 lines. Al o.
eech additional ine 80 ceztsi subsequent inser-
uons, Is cents per kne.
Al Advertisements occupying special position.
And AL double column advertisements vii -
enArged SH per cenL advance on regular rstes.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI be charged al the regular advertising utss.
szd must Invariably be paid n advance. or 10 Ia.
aer6on made
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TARRANT h Co.:
Gentlemen am = resident Of Curncoa, and have
been disposed 20 write b you concerning the real
Yal1e Of your SkLTZER APEEIENT as a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. I desire 10 express
to you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SETTER hiss done nv Eifa.
For our or hve years my vie has besn sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and afIer being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years,
she was finally induced 10 seeb the sdVlce Of 4
learned Physician, Doctor Csbislis, o. Venezue,A.
Who Immedls civ treated her vita. your KFER-
kESCENI SELTZER APERIENT. she began 10
improve At once, AMI is loE pERFEOTBY WELL
lfeel Il 70 be my duty for the good Of humanity 70
make this statement feeling thst 8 medicine % val
ushe should he widely known.
Trusting you viii give this publicity, and repeat-
ing ny earnest gratitude srd thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
). p. c. HENRIQUER.
M Wnrfr lima % HEE Aa--k.-s -
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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee
nneEzun RULrs, lssN.
J. C sad : C BudSvSior

joan ". n hmond snd Q hers.
IN tbs csrsA q apFcsuug 10 the SUBTRACTION -
The CLERK ald Master tha Joha u. Rachmand
and James v. Barns sre non residents Of ne STATE
oi leunesses. ~ tnst ths orfInsry proon-t o. laa
Csun1 r. served upon them u - theT fore ordered
that puHacsuon he msia for four sncaessre seeks.
iu the Nashville uuion. q newspaper puhishad ia
TIE city o. Nashville. Iennessee, rtgui ing sasd de-
0 ndan 3 % srpear az the nert terra e ghe Chsneerv
Colt O. smith county, % he heid 81 Carthage 90
The third Nondsy N February. lssa. 70 Plead. ens.
wer o. d.uur % compiausnts' bIL or the sane
vii be tskeu for confessed, a. o. them. sna 81 Tor
uesr nE enpsrte- d CAMPBELL & s u.
FSnlE3t
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No. 900.

nor RENT-Five rooms in third story, south
E Eesf corner Cedsr and Cherry street, for two
years from January lst, 1866, at $500 per annum,
and $500 bonus. These rooms are well located for
business ohces, and cheaper thsn any We know
of-sversging SIS 60per month Tor each.
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Fos1 A~osrTIN4 F01I NAasau,l
ALFRED G. BOWIE
Assistant surgson "a NsE York Foa
IN IsIO-
LOCKWOOD 4 HUNNrserox

s9eossspn toJokn 3. WaHausA son
- heal Dealers IN Locking olaasas
80 sseF1neut o. Mirrou, kth Frannh ~ -
aldn7 ~ - hrNsshes- 40. Per ~.
oe1er k1d tnDss made b or3sf. M
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No. 22l.

EOR SALE-27Ol Acres of Land, 61z miles from
Il the SeSanee Coal Mines, Marion county, Tenn.
der; the general outlines and description OF which
will be given. Price s. per scrs-A cash, balance
l snd year. Will exchange for city or country
property.
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''NASBY,n =,
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS ON THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS unique volume will contain the entire co.,
Il lection OF "PEra1LEUN v. kAsEr's" contnbu-
tons to the press throughout the country, and much
new matter heretofore Unpublished.
"Assof personates the pastor Ct the New Light
Democratic Church" snd his letters and sermons
purp9rt 70 give an inside view Of the principles az
the Demo rate party, written in the most grutss-
qge- seuo-comic styie
Possessing extraordinary interest from its origin.
atty, wit snd sarcastic style. the people Of the IVES.
viii notfsl 10 give alarre circulation 70 this aork
q = Western Genus.
The WORK viii be sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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DEOKER RROTHERS.

NJ ANUfACrURsRs Of PIANO FsRTES, No. 81
vi hHscket street. near bro sdusy. kew York.
The afoFe hm having recently commenced the
manuiecture OF their improved patented ptsuos,
vhich sre the most petf-t and daest tuned lnstru-
ments yet produced, 20 VIII d they invite the atten-
ton othe trsde and Inte ading purchasers through.
out tno Nntsd States. Then. Y. World OF Msy lG.
SAYS The Messrs. y. Pros. Instruments have a.
famed the enFatae distncuou O. beng. IN al res
peots mompsrSOay the bsst nos made 10 the
country" Ida,s-gm
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In chanoery st Huntington, Tennessee
John S:'n''' ct .'' Onu-

N tbs case TIA bearing. ~ sf6dxyit thst Arehi-
hud 0lHss, one 81 The descendants, 80 ron resident
81 ne state ~ Ieuncssef; 10 b. ordered hist publ
Gallon ~ ma4es for iour successive weeks. IL The
NeshNpe non. anesspa-er putlshediu The city
% Ntf1Aaia thsi sNd dreniant appesf on the 6rst
AondAf ~ teorukrg next sns plead, snsser OF re-
mur y $40 q Ee same VII = taeen for con.
ans ~
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CAPT. cHAs T. WING, A. Q. Il,
General Disbursing Officer Q-usrtermaster's Depart
ment. Office. IT CherrY-streeL

General Disbursing Ofheer QuartermRsters Depart
ment. Office. l07 Cherry-streeL
CAPT. T. J coz, A Q Il,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp snd Garrison Equip
sge, Stationery, QusTtermasters' Blanks, and StoF-
age Of Public Property. Once II Market-street.
GAIT. GEO B. HIBBARD, A Q n,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Once 90 Cherry
street.
CAP ". A wAIEWRlGHT, A Q n,
in charge Of Quaremaster's Stores, Horse Medi.
cines, Hardware, &C. Once, Taylor Depot, corner
Summer and Broad streets.
CAP l. B. KIRK, A @ NJ,
in charge Of River Depot snd Post Transportshoni
Fuel for Steamers. Public Animals Stables, Corrals
&c. Office S. Cherry street.
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No. 2l9.

EOR LEAsE-store House, corner Of College and
10 BIoad street. for balance Of 1855 ssd IS. Pos
session givei Immediately. A good business To-
csiity. Price 5000.
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VI, the undsrsiged, have this day adopted the
shove rates Tor AdyernssaEs 70 which No bind our
saves st1clv 70 adhere.
HM. CAMERON 4 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for the UepaleA.
BARRY, WINHAM a 90. Cor pea
Ball, JONES a CO, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE. TEsE.. Sept. Is. 1854.
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Livingston ChAncery Court
J,SraEs RUuus lseG

Jsmes &. Smith and others, dsr&
IN thss CAUSE it appearing 70 the Clerk and Mas
teT. nom complarsufs hL. whnCh b. spcfu g.. that
defendant James T. smith BE- q non resident 90 The
Sts . ct Tennessee. - that the ordinary practss q
Law csnnoi - scrted uTon HIN. ltis tnsrt1oru or.
dercd a. & puhlosaou De- made Tor four sulces-
sve wceks, "a The Nashville Union. puts shed IN
the city ~ Nashville, requiring Esid deisntan 10
sprear a. TIE neat term oi tho Gssnonrg EoUrL to
o. hcd n u. to~n q laFng~tou. Tennessee. os ne
hrd Monday M tctru<rf next Ns66l - pieNd.
Nnsscr OF cemur q, compisnzut's kn, or the sane
- o. tEksn iE con ssset. ~ 90 him. snd set ior
hsarurr, psrta.
asns-sEi J. ". WRIGET CAN
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In Chanoery at Livingston, Tennessee


Garter BihU. = a, Dc IS.
\ this Cause. it appearing % The satisfaction Of
Il TIE CAark Sna Masier, nom ccmrlsuants til.
whchls sworn 60. that DEFENDANT Carter Rlbrev,
h. q non-resdsat OF the state o. Teunassea 50
that The ordinary proves 81 lag cannot BE- served
uP1u him itis therefore ordered thst pnhlesbon
be msdes Tor fouF consecutive weeks. in the Nash
vue Onlon, q u~eEsgaper pllishrd IN iae city Of
Nashville requiring sad deeudsnt . appear at the
next term of The Cnsuccry Court Go he held ia the
tnsn oi Lvngston, Tcnnes.ee, on the fret MondRy
In Fchrus'y. lS6G 10 plead. snsuer or demur %
c'mpanEnis Ball. or the same NIl ha taken for
csuG ged, AS &c hiu, and set To- hearing sxrarta.
j~ana-~e J. ". Wight. c AN.
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No. 223.

EOR SALE-l65 feet on North Front street, east
\ side, next north ofsnd adjoining Bridge street,
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toulouse snd large Livery Stable.
twill be sold Is . whole or In lots Now rented for
over $500 per annum.
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Original Attachment.
Larlungo apdin vs.. Samuel Rlsu

-DAugHIf. TIE nlalnfId. on sahdauf sov.
The deienda1f Is Indebted 70 arm snd -og
That ne Ordinary Process taaBof BE- ssrv-d -
him. All btung obtained an oug1si 49,
ssanst ne est1fe q The defendant, made rsf5---
aNs nalore J. H. hel-ot a Iustca af The pe... -
honToe county, and the anne having go 49,
On ne properly % ls ordered ttaf ne dees-l---
sppesT heiore Inn A. hs o1oe IN Monroe eor.r.
On We "a dHy or Fenr ar, lsss. 70 a1srar 49,
and there The sad Attachment - ne - -
Or ne ame VII Be taken as caaas.ef - t---I
sr paue ID y him This the Iftn ~ ~ -.
l ldeei-EfI 2 g. EEL3o ~
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samaritan,s Wash

~ : sypnlls, nssd 10 coniu5caon vim N.
cents. rnea my
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No. 2l8.

EOR sALE-An interest in = House OF 9 rooms
E and kitchen, on Foster street, IN Edgsheld,
near Cavalry Depot" Possession given January
lst, 1906. Price 500.
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To Che Creditors Of A. L bans, decd. HAVING
suggested the insolvency o. sad esla.e 70 fbs
eserA O smith Ccunfy Court yoG are hereby not.
BED = lie your clsims duly a~uthaahcaiAd. ss ~.
Hained y las, aEsinzt sad estate, viii SD Gers.
o. o. oeione the On day 81 JuDs nsrl Isss. a. tbsT
VII ee harrsd their prorstA.
Jsals.SsT J. B. FLIPPIS, Admir-,
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No. 2I4.
No. ZIG.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 231T0, on
i Jackson street. north Of The Corporation Spring
Pnce s2z5.
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Business is beginning 10 revive with the
rise OF The thermometer, but prices are IN
changed.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
In chnncerr At Carthare. renneaaee.
JANUARY RuIEs, 1865.
Richard H. holland, Admir- ct all
vs.

TdiS bill being hsd by The Admins rator for the
purpose OF winding Up the estste Of Jefferson Dean,
having suggested the insolvency Of The saue; IL II
tn reiore ordered that publication be made in the
Nashville Union. requ ring Al pc sons Interested to
cone forward and exhibit their demands and have
themselves made parties 10 The suit; and tor all
crediaors, or persons having claims against the es-
tale, % atpe-ra and ME their claims, authenticated
as the lag directs, on or before the first Mondsy IN
MAY, 1856, or the same y u be iofcfer barred.
lanu wit d. Il. CAMPBELL. q. A NJ.
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No. 226.

TOR sLLE-A School Cab, In good order, with
i single harness. Price $3.50.
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No. 22E

FoR RENT-Faeen Acres Of good Land, at srst
> T~pl-gSte on GalaEn Pike.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
Fur Stste go u
Per County 10 OF
- Gtw 0Nfrar 4 N
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In ChanOery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JAEUARY 6ta, ls6s.
David DAVIS, and others
vs.
Durham and Ofhers.

IN this cause, L sppesriug 70 the Clerk snd Ms
ter that Auurew Darhzm and Iiphtha Durhsm ans
nou-residents oftfc Ststaof rsnressee, 20 that the
ordinary process o. law cannot be served upon
them; 10 is therefore ordered thai publication be
made for four successive weeks. in the Nashville
Union, a newspaper published in the city Of Nash.
vile, Tennessee, requiring said DE endants 10 sp
pear st Nhs mex Term OF the Chancery Court Of
Smith county, 20 he held as ;hG Cont house n
Carthage, on the third Moeday IA February, 1885,
to ansser colmplAusnts' hll. or the same vii be
ttken Ter confessed ami set for hearing eNparie e.
70 hem. T. II. CAMPBELL, Cam.
~lsnll-Fst
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Lot NO. ], In the Preston HAYS plan Of lots. 'front.'
ing - teet on Franklia pike. 80 feet deep. on which
son given Let January, 1895.
Lot 20. . N sud plaa, front 50 4 On FrankIn nike
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No. 2sl.

FoR RENT-A good COTTON FARM OF 900
\ acres-i5O cleared, on the Wilson Pike, one
mile from Brentwood. Large two-story Frame
DHellng. good spring, &c. Possession gwen i'm
medlately; and will lease for two years 81 $40 per
acre We thfnk that a large amount OF money can
be made bT the lessee Of his fsrul.
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Notice.

hrs. r J. HUNTER, physiciana for disease
IL % tbs THROAT, LuNss and HEART, would
noufy TIER psleuu. that her oncs 10 Nashville
VII cose on saturday evening. the an inst; aasr
which ther address viii e 1s West Fourth streeL.
For the oensfi Of those Eho desire
hsTe4fer 70 place themselves ander thar care. AZ
hzye teen made viii d. koscos, CIV
oUf, Hho b authnnzsd % rscsaFe app1eafons
q maEe ezAut1auo1s, Incl Elcths 6rEufdsd
oa1 aa4ress e GncinAsn. ocGshm
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No. 27.

EoR SALE-DwELLNG-No. q North High
= Street, formerly occup ed by Mr.. William 8.
Eakin. one Of the most compact, neat, convenient
and desirably located residences in Nashville, with
all the modern Improvements, gas. water, water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable, oar
rage house, wood house. In addition there are
window ssshes attached 70 the dwelling, to-
gsther with q fine laundry room, with stationary
Wsrdrobes, drawers, shelves, 4e., &c. NeishbOr-
hood perhaps UNSURPASSED. Price $4,000 one
half csshi balance oneyssr, interest and hen.
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Educate Your Children.

THE SEMINARY ior FOUNG LADIES, in the
= large and elegsuf Eirkman huldinz. ooner Of
Advantages a. a Boarding. snd Day school
True scholarship. order, moral and 20 lal culture,
are the lesding ideas ia thls Inst tuition.
IN SID bon % the regular English Coarse, Muse
aud ne french Gases, here are noE manT more
Fu7ls an ANnn IN thisSchool, Il Is beleFei. thzn ~
any ever conducted IN thiscty.
1he NIX Session Vii open on M1nday, jan
VAR y. Pupils msy enter On the first q January,
hoEeFeri and - betfer prspared for the ensuing
sesao1- ". X. WARD, Pnnc.pL-
deczs-lm p. o. Boz afa.
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~ O0O lEAR made b. NJ o. "a
VA,OOO s5-9tsneI Torls va
neee@ay. Ihe Preddaua, CsnhIer -
20 o. ARE ssnu LadoTle t1s e~sls- ae
49,. n Ansncsa stencil Ioo
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No.. asa.

EOR RENT-A new Frane House Of rooms,
IN North NEshFlie, Se4r the residescs OF Mr..
F,R CheAtssm. Price 500 per snnum.
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No. 229.

TOR sALE-20, 80, or 4L feet front on North
= Cherry Street, los feet deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel. This IL q central business 10
eaity. Price $50 per foot 0ns-had cash, balance
In l and 2yesrs; interest and lien.
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~MARITA
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Punasr Es Rsnsay s.
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES. sPors
LETTERS SCALES, BOILs. sYPH-
LIS OR VENEREAL Dis
EASES 6c

EASES, &C.
Eor syphilis or Yensreal pssaassa n. g..
h9ot and Herb Juices IL The no.t Tots5t -
= 49, a. sEse.9al remedy eyerpresonbed. Is rssch-
on % that NE cure Il ihorourh - 49,.
l1Se nen ms purifying rensdy and - h@si-[
~ 10 not r-naEaf 20 Sour posteuty that for Eh-rh
JouAnay repent 10 after yeas.
DO o DEsPAIRt
AltnouRh you may b pronounced iassI-,sl. IA.
namart-n's Root and Herr Jmces m r.5,c.o
etefy Fosnge impurities from tie sySt~m -
EEH FEMALEsU
In many Elections win which punb..
males suhsr, ne Eo0tasd Hsrb Juicss -
ply adaptea, q liberated Utens- IN No..
bearing uoEn, FailuF or tie W5-S 6.ir.- ~
Tor an compiEnts ircdent 10 D. - -
press Pnee, g per bosas.
samaritan's Wash,
5; n case q syphilis. H.sd % oosiu8oa0s vim "a
csuis. rnca my
ne eheaey q thess remedies Is aaxe .-ko
10 fsS q ghAAs a and DSaest. my are sssa
TIE appreciation o. ne mosf -.
rAlsnt ake notcef The vresfs-a
2 We Pn{sselsns who use mem, ~ ~ ~ 49,
Pofn R~osrT1EL, FoaH Maausu-D
al hu-.- b.thmaza. keh. a. lisa.
Al satsacaou Ia rfafIng 80 -
ins sanartaaa RemadiesB 80 -
- noet customary fonnst "a 4 -.
pG&nenL nscrsuon. 81 prsner-
2 ana have ouad hsm resD5.1 - -
.o ; promptly ana efscu1aIT- Kno~aaS 49,
4 mfethe mlesf conH6sncs D 1he-
yi 81 a. lar a. ny uss q tnsm srtznfa
eeommeHd them airouRiy
ELFRED G. BOwET
Assistant surgsoa IN NsE York Foa
h.aeE here IS proef positive Of ths v.k,. a.
taiuzne preparauons- he cd arksn-
~ -1nsfng dFegs have 70 eve way e rems-
u-lIIVE CuRE.
ao'd y SMITH, DrussasA
Oer tnnrch Gnd Vine strssia, Nsshuaa.
E5hOhD G D Propraio~
te haos street.. Philafafohia -
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No. 232.
No. 233.

FOR sALE-ons Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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No. 236.

FOR sALE-4sA feet conner Vine and Union
streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. Ex-Pre-
sideni Pok. Price $500 per foot. A noble spot ior
q fee residence.
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0FFIeE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
n. c AND n. 4. N. W. RAILROADS.,
NASHVILLE, TESS., Get 9th, 1855.
IN and after Tuesday, Oct 10, 1865 and until fur.
v Their notice, Passenger Trains viii run as fol-
oWs:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South at 5 A. NJ. Arrive st ChaftSnoOgA ST $40 ?. \
Returning Leave Chattanooga al ESQ A. n
Arrive at Nashville Al 5.i5P. NJ.
s~helbyvlls AccQmmodsaon, leave Nashville at
$40 p. ~, arrive AZ sheibyVlle st 7:2O. P N.
Returning-Leaye SheibyUlle al $40 A. y, ar
rive ri 1855 a. N.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville tor Johnsonville, and all points
West and Northwest, st o P. n arrive at Johnson
vile at II P. N. ..-
Re,uruing-Leave JohnsonVille 1:5O A. NJ, arrive
nj Nashville at 6;50A. N.
Trqins on N, 4 n. VI. R. r. connect at Johnson
vile With first class line Of Steamer for Paducah,
Cairo and 20. Eouis.
Trains stop az all Intermediate points.
VIM. p. INNES. Gent SuDt
n. 4 G. and N. & N. W. r. R'ds.
Oct10-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED Br
Special Act Of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June sths ls65.
sHAREHOLDEHs
EXEMPT IRON ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock, 100000.
DIVIDED INTO so,OoO shares Of 80 each. 1890 shares,
Or si50,Oo0 have been appropriated as work
hg capital, for the develOpemeni OF The
property ofthe Company.
-
A united amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prs led has been placed in the hands Of the odfeers
oftne company 70 he sold &c s. per share and a.
the sto.k has all been issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of property, il is not therefore. liable 70 any
future assessment.
UFYIeE; No. ss9< North Cherry street, Posto#ce
box sIis Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
,. H. COTTON, OfTenn. c L. HEauEuBouas. ofNY.
VIZ c SUMS DELNN0 T. sHuH, ofMinn.
A. 9. sANtoapi A. c. WILLS, OF Mich.
OFFICERS.
Psadnt-A G. SANFORD.
Pres'tlst National Bank, Nashville.
We PreSaisat-A. G. WELLS.
SoastarN-F. H. COTTON.
Troaarg,-WM- C. BUNrs.
AiEi0g S-paIaendsgL-O. l. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe Comnsny consists Of lease
hold interestsin the counties d Overton, Fentress.
"hie, ia ksou, and Warren IN the state OF Ten
nesfee, amounting IN tie Aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres,
The membership Of the Company and The Board
Of Directors comprise men Of 6nsiness exparenea
and reputation, and Of a thorough and practical a..
qualnlance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania
The Mining superintendent was one Of he frst ex.
piOrers OF the on Held Of hat Siae. and struck he
nrst Rowing OIL well In the country, well known A
the hequemtourg well, and 70 which the III inter-.
ests CT pennsylvania, then 10 their usscant stan.
We e very largely indebted.
ihls Company Will lease portions Of thar valr.-
Die lands IN small tracts, TO private partias or cor1.
paniesi Tor IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT his Is rTre
chance Tor bona pds operators 70 ohtain leqses on
terms that VII be SIMPLY Femaneranve.
Terms made known Ga application.
no EERE sFEcULAroRs WILL Be TREaTrn VIE.
DESCRIPTION oflands and samples Of OIL obtained
nom the property may he seen by calling al tie
once Of the Ccmpsuyt No.. 66L North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The secretary, r. Il. Cotton, Nashville. viii re-
celFe orders for stock, snd VIII LrWard certificates
~ return umi when the money accompanies lhs
Oct. 6-d.