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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-28

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Is Office Of the Chairman Of the Street Com
mittee, until TU EsDAI the "a day o. Jqiy next
feet, more or less Of Plank Side Walks on South
Market. South College South Cherry. and South
Summer streets North Market, North College
and Jefferson streets
PIans and specifications eau be seen al The Office
Of the CITY Engineer No. 4 North Cherry street.
GEO. 5. KINNEY,
Chairman Street Committee.
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XEOOI..

Will. PAY CASH. OR EXCHANGE JEANS
md Ijnseys Tor Wool. WIN buy IL either in
the grease or clean washed; viii have wool manu-;
PIsnkefs ED. K PENNEBAhER,
Agent for Lebanon Mills,
,,svg---fm No. South Market -.
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FInsT PAGE--Letter from Hon. MILTON BRowN
on the Proposed Cotton Tax-Efect Of Amnestics
and Psrdons-Actual War as Affecting Neutrals
-Brownlow and President johnson, etc.
FouRTH PAGE-The Disturbance Of the Conied-
crate Settlements in Mexico. etc, etc
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ADJUTAST GENERALS REPORT.-We
have been kindly furnished by the Public
Printers with Report Of the Adjutant
General Of Tennessee, submitted to the
Governor on the first Of last March. Its
mechanical execution is very creditable.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-28

OF Y. WATSON, formerly Of West Trey. New
(l'York. who was In the city Of Nashville, some
time in the months Of February and March last
Nv calling on CaxsLEs A. FuLLER, ~ the store OF
G. L, Fuller 4 Co, Masonic Temple. be viii hear
Of sonething 70 his advantage.
iane9)--5t
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Maps of Europe should be disposed of at
ono. Is sfaer the war there is no knowing
what the boundaries OF Prussia, Italy or Aus
tria will be.
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A Valuable Piece Of City
Property for Sale.

rI,HE PINE LOT NOW OCCUPIED BY GOV,
eminent buildings. on the corner Of Broad
and Vine streets but will soon be vacated, Il nov
offered for sale. Said lot, known and designated
street running back 80 feet north Of said broad
street Unencumbered by either deot or mort
gage Possession given Immediately. Ihe l0eas-
ity Is one well suited for business, or rs resi-
denee unequaled, being situated IN one OF the
finest neighhorhoods in the city. f0r iuIthsI
particulars and for perfection Of tue eita Apply
Attorney at Law.
i,,cs4l-fn No ~ Cherry street.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L r O A d
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N & G. AND n. Il N, W. RAILRo&Dt
Nashville. Tenn. March 4. 1861
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH
~ 1856 and until further notice. Passenger trains
will sun as follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South at 1870 A. and 500 P. N. Arrive at Chatta-
nOoRa at $50 P. N. and $40 A. N. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at 500 A. NJ. ami $40
Pm. Arrive at Nashville at 400 P. NJ and 6:io
A. NJ. next day. -,
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shelbyvi,le.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
Leave Nashville for Johnsonyille. and all points
West and Northwest, at 40 P. N. Arrive at
Johnsonville $50 Pm. Returning leave Johnson
Vile at lao A. Nj arrive at Nashville nj ESQ a. NJ.
Trains on the N. i N. W. X, X. connect at
J bnsnnville with n first class line of Steamers
for Paducah Cairo and st. Louis.
az Borths aHd Meals FREE on Steamers con-
meeting with N. end N. W. Railroad.
Sc Passengers by this route save expense OF
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
BS- Trains stop at all intermediate points.
w. INNES, Gen'l Supt,
N. x e. and ". W. X. X.
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Horse for Sale.

AN A NO. l, SADDLE HORSE, ABOUT
"A AZ hands high six years old; high spirited,
III good order, will be sold cheap. Apply at JAS.
Livery Stable, on Deaderick ST.
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THE SEWANEE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

AT WINCHESTER, Franklin county, TeDnes-
N see. IL now in full operation. and oilers the
youth of the South peculiar facilities for acqur-
ing a thorough English Classical. or Business e4n-
cation.
WISCHEsrER is ten miles from University Pace,
on the Sewanee Mountain plateau, and u one OF
the most healthful places in the state.
BoARD can be had in the best private families al
RI5 20 $40 per month.
TUITION varies from IS to sIo per quarter
according to advancement
CONGREGATIONS may be addressed % the Rec
IL " the Rev. r. L. KNIGHT ID. D., at Winenester'
OF the President Of the Trustees, GEO n Az
b INKS, Esq. AZ Nashville Tennessee.
C. T. QUINTARD.
Bishop Of Tennessee
;,,oafe-u,t-.-ve,,
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FOR SALE

FVEt IA LEI.
A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE 1.-TWO STO-
n ry) with seven acres of ground. brick smoke
house, carriage-house and stable fronting on the
Murfreesboro Pike, II miles from the Court
house; an abundance of water, equal to any in
the State, beautiful shade trees. flowers and
shrubbery, and a great variety of the finest and
most select fruit trees: soil rich and fertile: all
under good fence. Apply to
je27-1m ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
THE FOURTH
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The Massachusetts, Legislature has passed
an act for the arrest Of idle persons, beggars,
and visitors to places of i'll repute,
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GRAND SOCIAL BALL

Cayce'S Springs
TI'IIE PROPRIETOR. AT THE SOLICITA-
l. ton of friends, will give large SOCIAL
BALL on the Fourth Of July.
Tickets admitting one Gentleman and two La
dies Five Dollars TO be had at the Office of the
Springs
Express Carriages will be in attendance at
Thompson's Station during the day.
ID. +. SHIELDS,
ie36-td prOnrietor
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IN = u II A n c T..
--O-
THE TENNESSEE
M arin e and ire
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Under the new charter is now open for busin
AT NO. 81 NORTH COLLEGE STREE
Next door to corner Of Union street
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$4,000.
FOR SALE AT A Ii ARGAIN.

rI'HE GOODWILL. STOCK, FIXTURES AND
Il lease of good business uaad, in a central
part Of the city. worth SO. 600, hu viii be sold
for less, as the owner wants to so North on ac-
count Of the health Of his fan lily
No better location.
Any one wishing 70 invs ST. and comm anding
the capital. tncne ether net 4 apply can get full
particulars by addressing
NELSON & MURFREE,
.-a,o Real Esia te Agents, Nashville.
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BOHEMIAN GIRL.

The Box Office will be opened on SATURDAY
MORNING, at o'clock, when seats for the first
three performances can be secured.
juneS
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE. 40 EtaA hHy erS.
TIVE CITY TAN BOOK FOR 1866 Is NOW
i ready and will remain open for examination
for ten days. Any person desiring to examine
their Tax List will please call at the Office of DR..
Briggs, No. II Cherry street. at any nOUr during
that time, THOS. J. HALLE,
je36 City Assessor.
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dIrr. Sdu. ggGfsert.
TebrS6R u. e. GVcRdirn, Sttlttl.F
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june3iH
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
L WILLIE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD COM
cr.ndExcursion and Picnic.
OF ARRANGIMENTs.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Tickets admitting n gentleman and lIdy,
imilies, including railroad fare both ways. ~
COLLARS AND A HALF.
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Warm Weather and ids EHects-The
President Going 90 abe West-Scarcity
OF Southern Men fn washfngton-Eu-
rOPean War and the Mexican Question
The Proposed LOan-The Proposed
Aid to the Rebuilding Of the Missis-
sippi Levees ~ Close of the Present
Fiscal Year-A Proposed National Con-
veDtiOn Of the Friends of COnserva-
ttsm. DC. dc.
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Wait for the Best.
REASONS FOR SUBSCRIBING TO
s. Hollands Life OF Lincoln. -

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the FARMERS GUIDE
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A67IouIaTUR1.

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ted.
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has nocounection With auv other once.
N.B-Aii letters and mouey must be ad-
dressed thus:
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VINELAND.

FARM AND FRUIT LANDS. in amid and
Aea,thul climate Thirty miles south 4 philadel-
dina by Railroad in New Jersey, the same line Of
latitude - Bai;mote. MI.
The soil Is Oh and BT5durtire vary NJ from a clay
to a sandy laam suitable for Wheat, Grass. Corn To
harco. Fruit and Vegetables. This is great frHit
country. Five hundred Vineyard. and 0rdhards have
been planted out by experienced fruit grow Grapes
Peaches Pear, *, produce Immense profits. Nlnelaud
already OF the bean tl places in :hs United
States. The entire territory consisting Of fifty square
miles 81 land il laid ont upon General system Of i'm.
prnvemeuts The land is only sold actual settlers
with provision fr public adOrnent. The place, on c-
count of its great beauty, well other advantages
asd i've Thousand people within the past three years
Churches, Sores Schools Actdtmies societies Of Art
aud Leaning aai other elements OF re and cut.
have been introduced Hundreds Of people are
constantly settling. Hundreds Of houses are being
constructed Price Of Farm land twenty acre los and
upwards SIS per acre. Five and ten and Village
lots for sal
Fruits AMI Vegetables rpen earlier in this district than
in any Other locality moth of Norfolk, Va Improved
! places for sale.
Openings for all kinds of business, Lumber Yards.
Manufactures, F0ualries, Stores, and the like; and
Steam Power, with roam rented.
For persous who desire mild winters, healthful eli
mate and good soil, in country beautifully improved
aouung 10 in fra and possessing all social
privileges, in the heart Of civilization, it is worthy Of
visit.
| Letters answered and the Vlnelaud Rural. paper
giving full information, and containing reports Of SCION
! is0hinsln sent To applicants.
Address cIIAs *. LANDS, Nineland p. o., lands
| Township, New Jersey.
From RepoH of Sol1H R0biason 4grirn7turak
Editor Of the TTidrh3 ut Is one Of ne mast "a
tenSre tertae tracts IN dn almost iet position ant
suitable condition TOR pleasant farming that knouc
Of ms side n the HesterR Pf0iries" jt2!-6m23
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO Females in Delicate Health

DR. Dow Physician and surgeon. Nc. Edcott stree
Boston is consulted daily for all dises t. m,
female sy STEM Proapsus teri falling the Womb
Flour Albus, Suppression aud other menstrual ctan.e
meuts, are all treated upon pathological priucpcs
ana speedy relief guaranteed in very few days - in
varaby certain is the mode Of treatment that mos
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the attn ctv,i Der
son soon reioices in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no d,uht had greater experience in ,hs
cure OF diseases Of women and cdten than auy ot,,
pisysi in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish I,
stay III Boston a few days under hs treatment
DR.. Dow, since lsl5 having confined his hole atten
ton to an oihcc practice for the Of private Disease
and Female Complaints, acknow edges superior IA II.
United States.
y. B.All letters must couta four red .,uu. IA, he,
will hot be answered.
olce Hours from 4. VI. to NJ,
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck. Judge of Probate
within and for the County OF Hancock, A. D. lStd
THE Undersigned administrators of the estate of
1 the estate of George +. +. Bnker, late OF Cas-
time in said County. deceased respectfully represents
ihst the goods and chat.es rights and credits of said
deceased are not sufficient pay lis inst debts aud
charges of Administrator, by the OF two thous-
and dollars. Wherefore your petitioners pray Your
Honor 10 grant them license 10 sell, ut public or
private sale and convey the real estate OF the de-
ceased to satisfy said debts aud charges of adnh>
tration. GEO II. EMEK>ON.l
GEO. W. FE4kINs, hu"ii :.
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck, udg. Of Probate W h
in and fnr the County Of IIapcock:
nUMBLI Shows Seth c. Mlli,n Guardian of
Ill Marian F. Eaton, Ellen trophy, Lcroy Brophy
Sarah Ann Brophy, Winfield BroPhy, Bertha Bro
ply, and Henry Brophy, minors aad children of
James Brophy, late of Castine in said County de
ceased, that the said minors nat, rested in the
real estate of said deceased 10 wit house and lot
IN Rockand, in the County of knoX. and that an
offer of four hundred nd fifty dollars has been made
Tor the same and that it Wi: be for the iGtercst OF
said minors that sad offer be accepted and said prop
erty sold and the proceeds thereof pat and Sertr-
ed to them on interest Your petitioner the rcfor,,
frays thit your Honor would .r mt him license To
dlsPose OF the same accordingly, agFeeaby to q lsw
OF this State, in such cases made and prov ided
b. {. J. ABBOTT, his Atty.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, IS Court Ct Probate July term,
D., 1861
On the oregon: petition is ordered, that said petit
fcners give pIshc notice To all persons Interested by
cfusiag copy OF the petition, aud order thereon,
10 be Published three weeks successfully i'll the
Ellsworth American. newspaper published in FL,
worth in said County that they may appear Cour Of
Probate hr said County TO be he'd Ellsworth,
first Wednesday Of september next, Of the
clock in the fureuoou and show cause il any the, have
Why the prayer Of the petitioner should b. mt Il.
PARKER TUCK, Judse.
A true cgpy,-Attest,
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