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Mr.. Davis's Case again Before the Pre-.
sident-PardOn Of n Confederate Ma
val Officer-GovernOr Of Montana
NOminated-The n q m nee Goes
Straight Over to the Radicals.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-Mr. Charles
O'Conor and Ex-Governor Pratt had pro-
tracted interview with the President this
afternoon with reference to the release of
Mr.. Davis on parole.
The President has pardoned Lewis NJ.
Coxsetter, of South Carolina, late officer of
the Confederate navy. Senator Pomeroy
made personal application in his favor.
Representative Green Clay Smith was
nominated to-day Governor of the Terri
tory of Mantana. About an hour after the
nomination had been sent in, this professed
political friend Of the President voted for
the constitutional amendment to which it
is known the President is firmly opposed.
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By the day. IA -
IL - Ssss YosEF;Hi 'SixfIE riessi:iss. =
ALUM SPRINGS, J,
VIRGINIA. -. -. 5000

nOCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRNGs,s p
ss:,, y, 1.:y W. :sss: VIA; 4 4 Il
ss'liHFs.s ls!iE ;;ii !!
swsllinss and CutAneogs EyPass Disssae, kyA:
III sssSESsh .s.isss q e. g
q ths system and SToiin: doSs ssssss q sSs &c:
rrossrsiion. iSsiT posss s:d yitss q q HSlsss.
kissS%%sss fIvS .ssss:s 8: sis. .si.a
'as rSsy arc especially 4 As ylo.. sass
Of alllaeAn lssIliar e the lenele ceaseksiSss. !
~, Till Nv w s.i.Ss.s.s sS{ts IN ;S:n
ana enc + A e: .sss s.ys s,:s
''lSS s e e oD:n e e. Ssshs
proprietor VIII spare norsasonAsis ssoss 70 have
u; =. I! -:
''' ssss 2 isS soSs S:
,YsI ssiiwsy tfson. NSNosSS, "a MssAt1(ssf ~
ana Orange ana AleFasaris HAlSesAg e 9fSSssS
S Sal: t q a tsSs Is sss s - 81 81
o1si smooth sosa. sieht SiisssssAs san
We sp''ns's aArss on soAsD.
By the day.. ...sssss r .sr ~.
By The monih...- .,...,....,.. s.,.'- - y
III. SPRINGS PAAIgL!5 ~ s, sSfs{ ~ - 8
! sss:a:.'' f41' q 49,
/ n. v.,.r,. soa,.4. ..ss,.lz lsssf - 9
sssssssi 1Issss:sSs 81 s Sss 81
Y s';sI s.',S
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:, Senator Wright, Of New Jersey, has
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TIME NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
/ TRANSPORTATION cOAPASi
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACkAdS
to and from New York. 81. Louis. and inssrnsdists
ro,n,s and "A far south - Atlanta, Ga. In order
10 a,ord the most ample security to shippsr. hhas
s .M INsuRAscB OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS p. rt
on the money chests Of the company BY each trsin.
with several leading insurance companies, such -
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO,
P0LIfAN, AND PHGSIX.
whose aggregate capital and assets smoant to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS or DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car.
riers' risk, and security n afforded nsvsr before
offered bysny express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHANGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL gxPRIss ANpTRANspoRTA'
TON COMPANY
now gTsRas5SsSS e 70 aSb essistuRsLY
be dons x AK JnSSs mi sSs Rss:sasu,
B-F. YickLIs. General Superintendent
<ssS
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LOOK. L0OK.-New and beautiful
i 4 STYLES Of TOILET SETS, Of direct Importation,
a. oid nrieas previous to the war. Gail and ex-
anime them, ]. q. sNELS0N, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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SHIPPING.

FLOUR, FLOUR. oup
L 400 barrels J. BEDFORD" EXTRA EXTRA FLOWN ELoPyR
iSS bsrreis OLD POINT sUPERFINE FLnuR,
SO barrels WiNoNA sUPEREsIns6G y rL99h'
for sale by ,,s On .s s,raa,s Inn stairs 4
Ia l2-3ts = -
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DICKENS'S NEW BOOK Il Z,.1.lgg
~ JOsBpU GRIMALDI. By Charles Dickens

nICk ENS'S NEW bOOh.5 u 49,
- JOSEPH GRIMALDI. BIZ Charles DICKENS
s g. BRICK. p Mrs.. Ann 2 s.:ph:.s. =.
TSkTgNs; sEkRsRs: 81 Ms. sos;Iworsh. D.
0gR MT MgTUAL IRiEND. BY Dickens. Si.3 4
Tdlkkks OF PX TB Ba!s sst No.
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY. O., :, - !
kENIETT: BY Bayard Taylor. t3.3s.
UNDER THE BAND. ei.7E -
SON OF THE SOIL. els -tsr. Ht l.t
LgTTIELL OF ARRAM . BY lever, 81.
$3.50. For sale by I-1eT n.
myle No. sA Main street, opposite Sposswood.
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4 RodirEo15i A5R FIlde 1
THE MooEL AHCHfrD0f. a ssl1y 81 oNQnsf
designs fof CNs14ss yllsasy oaeosees -
ddsness, De. By samssl Sloan. reYso4si
THE ARCHITECT, A ssries OF Designs - De-
&c and OrnsnAntsil CUstegssr. sag4tn4e 80
iIx ,ni. % osyssspips. By ,Nas p xAfI9f
The MODERN ARCHITECT; on, Every CsypSnls,
his own Master. kDbrpcfng plans. etovS5ouUs
specifications, framing, ke., TOT Pfut0 HOuEos'
= Dwellings, Churches, be-, 10 which n Mod
new syasm Of stair. Building. BY Ietsr Gba9, !,
gLssE sSHfaRaYYsiP HiscIPLys or cAsrEs1lf.
a treatise on the pressure and saIlSIsn a.
Roofs, Bridges, &c. Also, nanssess rsblsss
i Lngra vinSs. By Thomas Trsdsold, Civil "a !,
BES1a%iMIn's PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURE.
LAfsvER,s xeDgRH BUILDER's GUIDE. - ga-'
LApgs sSvfsiRRsss. Bsaurlss OF AzcHirEc1uRs .
pow WIN ARcH1gEcruRs oE COUNTRY
HOUSES. SEQ fllustrstiog; 49,.
vAUxts VILLAS AHD C0TTA0Ss. 30 hlusess'
rHk slo %66p Al asoxErRlcAL srAIR:BUILD.
ER'S GUIDE. Being plain, prsctisai systsn
OF Hand Railing. illustrated BY - kngnvingH.
BY Simon de Graf. es.W. .,a ~ Isl ,,...
i0 WooSbHoUsg. I PABHA1, BoosssiIs.. +
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VIRGINIA SALAD OIL, ENGLISH
Y and FRENCH MUSTARD, SPERM, PARA
FINE, and ADAMANTiNE CANDLE n, .,p
iarlw No lilo Main street,
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The Subsistence Department has just
contracted or bid for large quantity Of
-four, at sl3.25 per barrel, second quality,
being $3.50 more than it paid two months
ago for same grade.
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CInncinnati, OhiO.-I0sEPH B. QUrsEr, is
our autbon5sHesest . Tesev adVeIus Sc mslts and
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CInim. Tor Damnges.

The lsrre number and magnitude Of
claims from citizens Of States lately in re-
belliou. growing out Of the destruction or
damage 70 property by the army or navy
while engaged in tuppressing the insurrec-
ton have compelled the House Committee
ON Claims % give the matter their grave
consideration. Ever since the formation Of
he Committee IL December, these claims
have been ofowding upon them, aud the
great Importance Of establishing some iule
for the guidance Of Congress has each dey
become more apparent. The Commiuee
has M length adopted arule, which was pre-
sented 10 the House 20 day, in the f0rm OF
4 resolution, declaring tina, until otherwise
,-dered. the Committee shall reject all
claims referred TO them for examination by
citizens of any States lately in REBEL IN,
growing ont of the destruction or damage OF
prorerty, or appropriations Of property by
he army or navy during the late war The
COMMITTEES. in their report, discuss me
I quest on thoroughly and ably, and come 10
I one conclusion that there is no rule or Jaw
/ recurring the recognition by Congress OF
| claims Of this character that the magui-
tude Of the public debt, created 70 suppress
/ the rebellion. renders it impossible for the
/ Government 90 attempt TO compensate al
I those who nave sustained individual Loses
| from the action @ fsny Of our srmies IN the
/ fe a.. that the attempt 20 pay such CLAIMS
vouIa impsr the nat onal credit abroad,
/ destroy confidence in the public securities
| everywhere, and impose such additional
/ burdens Of taxsNon IS 20 give cause Tor dis
-oDtsnt and complaint, and losd II 20 the pos
] sible encouragement Of such evil minded
ps-sors as NAY be led % favor the policy Of
rrppdiaton-WasAtHgtos Corf CmaHHau
D GarrrfC.
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A NEW COUNTERFEIT SEQ NOTE.
Attempts TO "ShOve" them Yester.
day.
Two of the Villains Arrested.
Let the People Beware.

A new, but rather badly executed coun,
terfeiG twenty dollar bill, on the First Ma
tional Bank Of indianapolis, made its APP
pearance in this city, yesterday, and two
men-John shaekleford and James Smith
or at least those were the nance they gave
TO the arresting oficsr-attemPted, at sew
ersl different places, 70 get one of them of,
though on account Of the badness Of the
bills, they did not, as far as we can learn,
succeed.
They were told that the bill offered was
bogus, at two or three places but they per-
severed till they were finally arrested, and
we're Immediately brought before Esquire
Meacham, at his Office in the Court House,
and, as neither party was ready for trial, the
case was continued till to-day, the accused
being committed to Jail in default Of bail for
their appearances.
We have no doubt but villains are en-
gagged at this time in counterfeiting Dotes.on
the various national banks, and the utmost
caution is required to guard against their
Vaccinations. Counterfeiang ought to be
made punishable with death, as it IS one Of
the highest Of crimes.
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Arnr.rrp roz srEALlss 4 Hos.-Johl

AERrsrEp ToR srEALISs a Hos.-John
podd loves pork, and he is not over scru-
pulous in his method Of laying in his sup
ply Of the article. He is Of opinion that
She question Of Ownership has very little to
>do with she swoetness Of fresh ham and
sides. and sausage, and "sich," and be
therefore, on Saturday night last, appro-
priatea a fine specimen Of the genus swine.
Of the femenino gender. belonging 20 Mrs
Genett, in South Nashville, and yesterday
morning began to feast on its carcass.
But earthly bliss is not easily assured, a
John found 10 his sorrows Tor just as be had
anea hi, plate with ! huge piece of tender,
loin. and was plying &c with vigor 70 BIZ
mouth. q constable entered his habitsuoE
and informed him that he was a Prisener il
the hands ocJhe law.
John was utterly sstonished, and was eN
cseaincIy anxious TO know what IL was a.
about but on being taken OUT he wa
shovp a trail Of blood from MS. Jenett'
house 10 has own, when be "cayed, M
walked quietly to Jail, leaving behind hin
his plate fall Of pork and gravy and yes
toriav be was urraigued before Esquir
Neachaul. in his oGse IN the Court house
and held ovsrtort risl, the bail being Sxe.
stgsi. Gee. Rather q dear hos.
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Sell YOUR UNCURRENT MCNEY.-Tba
~ toloNng ara The rsaes eaadby Tho :. MARE.
ohE ccrner 81 IN On and Caleee sireat. ~
tnclfrsp nQnfy. IlfsH qQotstous are liahe 70
hucs ATE bct uuy be depenied on 4
enSla Ct time for tie remiuences u BE- rsseigei
q nial orexpress, 4 oraarded without deisv
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sroLE A YALIsE.-John Thomas, a "col-
ored" porter, iuthe business house OF Green
held a Co., yesterday appropriated a fine
v~alise, and its contents, belonging to Mr.. C.
and unc-eremoniOusly left, as be hoped, for
parts unknown. But the theft was soon dis
covered, and officers were put-on his track,
and soon after, he was found on the steam
boat "a. Baker" on which he had taken
passage, for Cairo.
The guilty man was st once taken into
custody, and his case heard before Esq.
Meacham, at his Office in the Court House,
and lie was held over in the sum Of 81, 900,
for his appearance at the Criminal Court.
The valuables wore returned 10 the owner.
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A VoIcE rRoM VicEsBuEd.-
VIoKssURS, Miss. Aug. 9, 1855.
DR. John BIl-Dsar Sir: / am happy to stats to
you that / have u ed your valua lie Uedron Bitters
with gre At benefit 10 myself ~ general debility and
prost alton Of my cyst m pro Iucet by the IN
hesltny and mia m &c influence Of the Mississippi
river around Vcksblrg, having been with General
Grant amy throughout It's whOia southern cam
pa ga. Iconh entity recommend its usa TO all per-
sons who s.e ezPosedio unhealthy climates.
Agent U. s. Sanitary COMMISSION.
LouIsyILLE, RY., Sept, l6, 1858.
On the 28d Of July last, / submitted through an
ageuto mire, TO The Medical Director Of the De-
parment Of the A my Of the Cumberland, q sam
pie OF my Cedron Bltters, fr Inspection, and re-
uuestedi, sf er ANALYSIS, be found 1t meritoreus, TO
sanction and approve , use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, aud
also Gen. Ros-craus' pePTission 70 ship SO dozen
stonce, to have it sold 70 suffers.
"I am safshed thst Csdrou Bitters viii do no
hsrm TO any one Il taken properly and Ia mOdera-
ton. / see no objection TO DR.. Bul = being permit
ted to dispose Of Il to suffers.
Surgeon and Medical Director, DC"
HrApQuHarERs DEFAET. oFTHE CUxsEBIANp,l
NssHvILLE, TENN, July "a, ls63.
DR.. John Bulrs agent Mr.. -, has remission
10 snip tn Nashville. Tenn 3 gross or 900 dozen,
Of Bull : Cedron Bitters, for sale TO sutler. IN the
The reeula ions Of the Treasury Department are
TO be complied with strictly.
BY command Of MAJ. Gen Rosecrsns.
Msior ard Provost Marshal General.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail b BERRY, DE
MOVILLE & CO, Nashville, Tenn.
octI7-tI sat dswSm
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CITY NEWS.

There will be Divine Services in Christ's
Church tonight at Z o'clock, on which oc-
casion the Rt. Rev. c. r. Quintard viii
preach. There will also be services in this
Church on Wednesday and Thursday. The
Apostolio Rite Of Confirmation viii DO ad-
ministered on Thursday night.
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che says that the necessity Of providing
for the aymen Of the troops, and the
pressing exigencies Of the war, required all
the funds furnished by the Treasury, and
for that reason the payments on awards
were suspended. The Presidents direction,
il IS stated, remains u~nrevokei, and the ne
cessity Tor the use Of all avsilable funds for
the payment Of troops, and foT supplies,
still continues.
GThe statement Of Assistant Adjutant Gen
sral Foster shows that there have been sled
with the Commissioner Tor Maryland. S,s6l
claims for compensation under the act, and
that awards have been made upon 7s6
claims"
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AAREETs.


CelDsAu. Jan =.
FI5cl unchE1Eed Eld qlrt
Eheai Ara. e. SUG rS1. 1oIEA.
Co.'S qus@ Hslgsc Gr %. lmrsd shsrsd.
Oars scaiy. &c Tor nal
ErH quet. -c fr No /.
Hoss arm a1d 10 g15i dsmsni. en- So br ciy
dressed, but holders ash sc hg1sr. Etaopa.
:. EohssL
M-ss PORK quet - 81 o0f-oy.
Buik Msats frm q faBIzEs n Shoulders. ifL,
fr r65sd SIDES; IgEeLr el.as rba1d, s1d lssni
dsz sld4s.
LAsB g % dsusad a. rHe. ~ prime ely.
GEscEElu qaleL
csrIos aos.ast % So Or ud4d.Bz
WEuEr s,sssy q s. q .rse.
9eLs iHa.
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New Orleans, La.-EOwIs z. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
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Renl This.

n. L. Smith & Bro, No. p North Cherry
street, tCIay Roberts old stand keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson. County, Bourbon, and Rye
WHISTLES, and a various assortment IF Fancy
Groceries. Al as cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask IS 10 give Us q call and see
for yourselves.
da~9E ii
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Go to Bryant, stratton & Co.'s Nashville
Business College for q thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON co.
octl3-ly.
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The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US, on Dec. lst 1865,
we will be prepared to resume busine as
builders and contractors, on Jan lst. Plans
and specifications furnished ID our patrons.
Turning and Carving 10 order, for the trade
WARRES & MooRs,
High street, between Church snd Broad.
dec30-2m.
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E. P. Cone has received the Atlantic
Monthly, Young Folks, for February, Har-
psr's and Leslies wesklies, Police Gazette,
Nation, Round Table, Independent, Home
| Journal, Scottish American, Scientific Amer
lean, Commercial zsitung, Literary Album,
Every Saturday, late dauies.
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THE HEFFERNAN MURDERERs.
TO be Eresated Near Fort Houston.
The Grounds Open to Public View.

Col shafter, who has in charge the exc
cution OF the murderers Of HefTernan, has
designated the grounds between the Cum
bsrland Hospital, and Fort Houston, as the
place Tor their execution, which will take
place about noon, Of Friday next.
The gropnda are well located for a public
execution, as %, 900 people can stand around,
aud see it; and We have no doubt but at
least that number, blsck and white, will be
there, on thst Day. M
Although no. generally favorable TO pub
lie exeeuloas, we are inclined to think,
that. "a this instance, !. will have a good
eject. There can be no more cold bloodsd
criminals, than are these menj and there
are those who. we are inclined to believe,
will learn a lesson, BY the exhibition.
Everything viii be HETaisned il good or
der, BY Col. SKATER who has complete
charge Of the whole stair.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write 0sUniOn OHice, on the face Of
the Copy.
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one of the Vacations of Journalism.

The St. Louis Republican says: of our
readers are sometimes puzzled by muddy
expressions in the telegraph reports, what
mast they think Of tbs mental agony Of
newspaper folks, who are doomed to the
task Of deciphering page after page of mys-
titled manuscript, slraining their eyes and
perp.exing their brains to make sense out
o it, T. illustrate the hieroglyphic char
acter OF telegraph reporting we give q lit
tersl transeri ption Of q portion Of a long
dispatch which came into our Office tho
other night from the Associated Press:
che says that necess " Of providing for
payment Of troops a pressing exigmeus OF
dar required all found furnished by treasy
Tor that reason payment or awards suspend
ed Prest direc ion is Prest direction il is
states remaines unresoked a necessity for
use Of all available funds for payment troops
for supplies still Continues accompanying
| statement of asst sdjt Genl Foster shows
hat there have been 6lei with Commission
ers for NJ D 1851 claims for Compensation
under act i that cward made upon 768
claims"
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Il, another column picking samburg
G-apcs Tor sreer's Wine. lt Is IN samir.-
bile article used in hosPitsls aud by tnS
New Nsrs 10 preference 10 old port vine
Ia Il we'll worth 8 trial, sud Eives great
.f.rU,n- dec2l-tstkweowly.
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eatc8Is 81 SD NlIH AlNAts soo1 spoltss
etNrERsA Nn prBIIC sPElKERs

escdsTs AIS SID vsrH AIEsTs coon sUocFss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii fla Troehes useful IN clearing the voice when
ssca bsfre siaeng or spsakiag and relieving the
throal sier N unusual eIe-noa ofthc vocal organs.
ire TrJ>hes are recommended and prescribed Ss
Physielsn', aod have had testimonials frem emi-
nsnt men Throughout the country Being an ard-
cie Of hue merit, ana hzvng proved ihsir sfheacy
by a test Of msay years, each year finds them IN sd-
diuonsl localities in various parts OF Inc world, and
The Tro-hes are universal Prosouueeio better tiaa
other arnc Is.
Ob.uu oaly ''Bz1gS's BEoSoHIAI TICcaEs," snd
do not take any o. the worthless limitations that
may he offered.
Sold e,eryxhere in the Uuited stlies, and in For
sgu C0u tres, 81 . cents pr box.
r.r
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CInncfnnati, OhiO.-J0sEPH B. QUrsHr. il
our autborzsdsEc5 % Hesevs sdVelusemsnts and
~subscuPtoas q te Eaa "a Caoa.
New Orleans, La.-E0wIs z. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agent 70 receive advertisements ami subscriptions
Tor he Aees 5iS. 2TEF
Memphis, Tenn.-cIENESTs a BRrsT are
or suthouzed agents 70 receive advertisements
sad Subscriptions brths Kashs1s Unan
Joas EooFrR 1 Co Publishers agents. 81 Park
Ros, New York. are suth1nSea to contract for ad-
yertsing N our psPer.
JOY. Cor Co Puhlishsrs' Agents, Tribune Build
iugs. New Yerk, ana BIoEn's IToa Building, PhllA-
dslnbs are Authorized 70 contract for stTsrasing
DO our paper.
s. n. PruusuL& Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Roz, M YORK. aud sisie street. Boston,
sre authorsd 20 oonsnct fs advertising n our
paper.
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NAYoR OFFICE

NAFuFILLN 10 in y. 10.
A. 2. ~sEasxlASo. Esa- Revenue Csnsctor
2, u--4ra-se q notice XIV z in the CITY rSpers,
4, ~. u-an d Of Novemufr last requesting dsiin-
N.shvUr 10 rsv the sane a an e. ly az vaurre-
80 Row q Ia ae amount stu uupNd a. Tie r.
al rcm,ntso fths CITY nrsAsury ana -snands upoa
j % uest pres ne oagAl oa- Geso Gthayol
uses voarreaaras % he Ja1uarJ tern ~ he CIR
cust C5ua. ~ % tea dave C q he cy psysrs.
ROB THoAFsJNsl
&c c5TfON. Committee.
N. Hsf Of deiuqnest ary tax psvs-u has bsaz
usds or. snt al' 30 rspo ted - ps approaching
ten o. Ne C-rIil CourL fNuss psylRg pnog q
ths I'd iuaL v4l save costs
isafs-I9s Cg ksvsaus Co.isStozs
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pFW0TH

Rp1NGToN & FARRAR have removed their
"a office 10
NO. 6S PUBLIC SQUARE
Next door 20 the City Ho'el, and adjoining the
Methodist Pub ishing House, where they viii be
most happy 10 receive fheir friends snd customers
IN their comfortable office. Remember, No OS.
ARLINGTON & FARRAR,
ian2 I'm Real Estate and General Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
Nashville Commercial Insurance
CawanDmE

The Once OF this old and reliable compa
ny viii be removed on Monday, sth inst,
10 rooms an the Bank # The Union, where
they Will be pie sed 70 see theif friends-
Parties wishing either Marine or Fire In
surance viii DO well 10 cal upon this Com
Pany for fair rates AID prompE payment IN
case OF loss.
i~anl0-9w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
Old Course of Treatment

rhy5eans re cns8rty annoyed by patients returning vita u--f-v ,.--f--r
- 'tN-a hai severe a mode OF treatment Cog these diseases aE.. -rt.-
pleasure tan a PAIN. HIS treatment hos uai1r11a O. h~ar-r
hes been "ugd much ue efficient ha any CHER II, % never raEW vb ~,
complaint, Of patients with secondary syHbIEs arrr- Har. go
toms p-9tucrd b Che Ola School Treatment tr
DIX J3NEsS charges 40 the sane u all csrs4-wUI rbs--. cd. -. O. .
~eeHs aIeaqon hai rs would Gr one moaA, and DC BE- Of -uas b. rt.-af n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Total Asset .. 1881 sIOOs 7OOJas
a 80 The Liabilities arc az follows
ah TIE smoutm due and not due to Banks md hsr creditors OF he Pany-~-- None
Nh Losses adjusted an due. one
Uh losses adjusted land ntd ""~~NG nro
sh Losesr enote IND waiting further S0
9Th Al ohs claims aEdnt the Ompany, for Printing &C, hSO
Total
10th. The greatest amount Ensured in any one risk e. so00 eEptn special cases
Ih The anounlTn sued many one cry, Town. Nlged Pendsu PonM It's Hzs md how m-
he amount insured in any ore block depends IS above. vrt,o, -.
Certified Copy of the Chsero thee Company onha hELLO FhAUA-
WILLIAM B CLARK. Secretly -
snEF oSNEucuE COUNTY or HAETJbI a fHAETORD,D Dec 30 1855
The Pe~ously appeGedW n 3 CnkS secret ~, ud made oWn hntu the spoTe sNeneu b IN
subscribed, is us according to MS @tknoHedS Nd6ala- bdsmes - e.
jnl&u ..- OA9
ID CsrTaou1ns Ros, E,HuuIE TuEsrE January Sh 1850.
I " HsrhstC omptone Of tn Trauy q hss Ne0 o. tennessee 90 cert JtlGL 9 Phan1
lnsmsncsC Con P@y Of Hartford Conn, ha through - Asnf f@ks N te avs Nhs
state hennEu n Forio last rnce Companies ndusm mwa HHn aaous Hs nddHt Legal
N MSGILL GnIA Agent nInRLl g. ". HA1CHElT, Conpgol TenEeses
P P PECK, ReiatA g, Nashville Ten .r-