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Original Attsohment..No 800
George ". Henley vs.. John Erwin.

IT appearing from the AFFIDAVIT fled in this case
tbst the defendant John Ervin absconds, 80 thst
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weezs 10 the Nashville Union. notifying
The said John ETyn TO spres, be'ore John Minis.
Justice Of the Peace IN MadisouTille Monroe
ceslnty, tennessee, Ga The l6th day Of June, lsj6
90 answer then snd there the sgld Attachment AZ
the law d ects, 90 ne same vii be taken -ss coz
fessed and heard eE parts A. % HIM This the ptn
day cf December, 1853.
marl8-4tw JOHN MrNyIs / ?
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The many friends Of R. W. Carroll & Co.,
will rejoice at their resumption of business,
as much as they dsplored their great mis-
fortune. The conaagration Of Pixies Opera
House consumed their entire stock of books,
but il could not destroy their energy or keep
them long idle. To quote wei known
line, with a slight modification;
"s6ll 10 the ashes gloWed their wonted FIRE"
Messrs. Carroll & Co. have opened few
doors west of their old stand, where we
have no doubt all their old scquaintauces,
and many new ones, will find them out
Cincinnati Gazette.
We congratulate our friends upon
their resumption of business. Enter
prise and energy like theirs, combined
with intelligence and taste, will always
command success.
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The telegraph brings information of
the confirmation by the Senate Of the
nominations Of John McCielland, of
Nashville, as Assessor for the 5th Dis
trict of Tenn ssee; Henry L Norvell,
Collector for same District; and Jno
2. Holsinger, of Greene, Assessor for
for the let district.
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MILITARY CHANCEs-We understand
that Gen Woods and Col Henry
Brooke viii leave for their headqusr-
tiers at Macon on Thursday. From
what we can learn, Col Dawson, of the
10Th Regulars, will De placed in COM
mand Of this post, and Mai. wilkins
viii perform the duties OF Provost
Marshal, with headquarters at the late
residence OF Madame Levert, on Gov
eminent street The headquarters Of
Gen. Swayne, who commands the Dis
trict viii be continued 81 Montgom-
ery.-yhobils Id. 81
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InsoIvent Notice.

III p unders g1ed Administrator having Enrges.
ted fhs insolvency Of the fateof c. a. Ward de-
ces SEA ID the Clerk OF the County Court cf Perry
coufty, Tennessee, u Wa ordered b. said Clerk
that notice bs gwen, the NashYil o Union, Tor
three successive weeks. for al persons having
Claims against saia esiste 10 NE then, with said
Clerk, dUly authenticated, the lsw Directs on or
beiofe the arst Monday IN october next OF they viii
he farsTer barred THOS WBITMELL Admir-.
mAy5-WN
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A portion of the Union men Of Ken
lucky have had a convention at Lex
ington, and nominated John Seaton, of
Greenup, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Court of Appeals
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Leave LouisvIIle........... SO p m and 81 m
Arrive at Chcago..-............. 1000 p m
g g 81. Louls.--.....-.... loo p m and lao IN
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Insolvent Notice.

The undersigued Admnstrat0r having suages-
tel tne insolvency al Zoe estate q A. r. Gufhr.e,
deceased % The Clerk 81 the County Court of Perry
coEnty, ie-nessee, D was ordered By ssld Clerk
that notice be given, 10 The Nashville Union for
three successive ~ eks for al persons having clss
against said estate 90 Gle them with said CLERK duly
sutlen aeated a. the lsH directs on or before the
fret isI Of October next, or they viii be forever
bafrfd. n. TRACY, admir-.
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The ladies of Baltimore have raised
the handsome sum of $4,000 for the
relief Of the destitute in the South /;
and are still continuing their efforts in
behalf of the suffering
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June G-tilI1ih
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New wheat -four made its first ap-
pearance this year in the Augusta (Ga }
market, on the ID inst This was
somewhat later than last year The
Chronicle says the flour was superb.
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The National Union Club.

The following is the list of officers
and platform Of principles of the Union
National Club of Washington, D. c.
OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
President.
Hon. Alex. W. Randall, of Wisconsin.
Vice Presidents.
Hon. D. s. Norton, OF Minnesota.
Hon. W. F. Johnston, of Pennsylvania.
Abram Wakeman, of New York.
Hon. Chas. E. Phelps, of Maryland.
Hon. Thaddeus Welles, of Connecticut.
Hon A j. KuykendalL of Illinois.
Hon. W. G. Goodloe, of Kentucky.
James B Smith, of Wisconsin.
Gen. James B. Steadman, of Ohio.
Chas B Wilkinson, of Missouri.
Col E S. Allen, Washington, D. c.
Secretary
Samuel B. Lauifer, OF Pennsylvania.
Corresponding iSecretaJ7.
J. 3. Ferguson, Of Tennessee.
Treasurer.
c. z. Rittenhouse, president National
Bank of Commerce, and ofthe firm OF
Rittenhouse, Fowler 81 Coz
ElrecutiUs Committee.
Hon. Green Clay Smith, of Kentucky
Hon. Thomas n. Stillwell, of Indiana.
Hon. W. A. Burleigh, of Dacotah.
Honest eorvietion is my courage; the Con-
stitlltion is my gaide; and IN the people IS my
Jaith-AEDREw JOHNSON
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The New York Tribune protests
against the appointment of polygamists
to Office in Utah. Are they any worse
than adulterer like Congressman Kas-
snn
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EDGEFIELD.
StrattOn & SeymOre's Addition.
Great and Attractive Sale
ABOUT so sURBURBAN LOTS.

ABOUT so SUBURBAN LOTS.
ON Tuesday, June 18th, 1856, at IL O'Clock, a. m,
~ on the premises, we will sell from 10 10 so Of
as BEAUTIFUL LOTS as have been offered in the
market. The lots sGj9in the lands Of Mr.. Hath'l
Cross, DR. John B. McFerrin, Messrs. II. G. Jack.
and j. h. Bailey; are unsurpassed for building
SITES f. tility Of sol, neighborhood, etc. They are
near the Gallstn Pike, and present fine panoramic
view Of Edeeheld, Nashville, and their surround
ings, and must be seen 10 be appreciated. We
therefore invite all who disposed to buy cheap
homes, or make good vestments, to attend the
sale. Terms MOST LIBERAL. Omnibuses viii leave
the Suspension Bridge every 80 minutes. Cola
lon az usual
J. L & r. W. BROWN, -.
ANDERSON, JOHNsON6 SMITH, Agents
innfG -lW
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ALOT OF GROUND,

ying near the Depot 81 Mem nnville, on credit Of
twelve months. Sold on twelve month"; credit 70
avoid the r.ght Ct redemption. al the instance Of
Complainant Bond aod county will BE- required,
and lien retained.
j. +. MORFORD, Clerk & Master.
apIilII-6tW. prs fee s. 90
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outhouses and about Fifty on sixty acres CT land,
belong NJ 70 VIM. b. AIgO, edScent to the Town OF
McMnnVille sale on a credit Of twelYe months,
except Fifty Dollars cagh Sold upon IL months
time 70 avoid the night Of redempu5a. at the IN.
stance Of complainant.
JF. MORFoRD, CAM.
aprilll-6tF prs fee g. 50
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AUCTIOH SALE OF
Government Wood,
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
NASHVILLE, IESs., June s, 1866.
1 WILL offer for sale At public auction, 10 font
i Of my Office on Cedar street, nesr the Trestia
Work, On Friday the 18Th inst commencirg al
9 O'cOcE, IN , son Cords Of Wood, lOcsteu as
follows
1866 cords at the Pe Yard, miles from the
city on Chicken Pike
s971s cords at the Douglass Yard, 7 miles ON
the ~, on Hyde's Ferry Pike.
Gi6lI cords al the Hancock & Bell Yard, 7 miles
from the city, on Hyde's Ferry Pike.
595l4 cords at the earns y ard 7 miles from the
city. on Chicken Pike.
1861 cords at the Trsbue Yard, 10 miles from
the city, on Lebanon Pike.
Sale posluye-lerms cash, in Government funds
BY order Of Bvt MAJ. Gen. J. l.. Donaldson Chief
Q NJ, NJ. d. 4.
f b. KIRK,
BVt. Maj. & A. Q. N.
June G-til 1ih
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One sealed envelope cOntsining an order for one
Of ule valuable articles On our h.t Will re cent to
any ADDRESS on receipt OF IS cents. e for 81 Is
Tor -. so " IN g premium { = s.. 100 win a pre-
mum solid Silver Hunting Case Wstch, SIS Ter
fect satisfaction guaranteed 10 all cs.ses Goods not
pleasing the tastes or fancy OF cur customers will
be exc saugsd Tree Of cost.
Agents sud cthers viii be allowed 10 cents on
each cert hcsie ordered ny them, provided moi less
thsh sx are ordered 81 tnls. Agents will collect
- c-nis tor each certificate and remit is ceuts eslb
20 ~ Address ~ orders t.
SAMUEL c. RICHARDS kCO.
P. Q. Box, 8y7s. l0s Nasssu stree. (. Y.
Great chance to make money. Agents wsnssd
eyeEywhere. fefo-,rsFn
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Outhouses, and all It's sppurtenances for cash. in
cordsnce with The provision CT Deed of Trust ex-
ecuted by Harvey Watterson, without the right
Of redemption. The deed of trust Will be shown
on day OF sale. ], +. MOHFORD, g q NJ,
apul1-GE prs fee s. 60
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The Unconditional Union Party,
which recently assembled in Baltimore
passed resolutions declaring they were
opposed to negro suffrage
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ITO ANY ONE acquainted with the enormous
Il profits made by the sale of Wa'cnes JeweIry
and Fancy Goods generally, 1t cannot be denied that
0ift Enterprises can be honorsbly conducted Y.
ing to buyers the full worth Of their money, and at
the same time ffOrding the seller fair profit.
hrm long in trade, and most pectaby come eted
have solved to sell their entire ock for sale on
the popular PIN Of one price per article, conduct
ing the concern (which is duly authorized accord
ing to law On the most fair and liberal basis so that
every one patronizng cannot fail to obta fully the
worth Of the money lnYested-While one, in 8 GER
tam number, vil have a hundred fold return.
That they may not be accused Of decapt on they
propose sending sample worth g. with circular,
free, TO any one wishing to te tue legitimacy Of
the conceTn. thus you see it costs you nothing to
make the trial, while it may bring YOU "A handsome
present. TRY 1T. Send your address to
PARK INSUN & Co.
Je3-lm EOS Broadway, New York.
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Proposals
For Leasing axe Convict Labor Of the Stat
PesitentiaFv Of Tenn

PesitentiaFy of Tenn
SEALED PR POSALS viii be received by the
- unds rsgned for leasing tie cCuyict labor Of the
State Pententary Of Tennessee, tn the 18th day Of
June proximo, for the period OF four years from
said date, with the prefere- &c in favor Of the
Lessee for an additional four years over other bio
ders for prOpOs ais at the end Of he first four
years-othec things being equal The Lessee vii
a authorized TO occupy and take charge of the
b ps and WOrkhcuse In said Penitentiafy; to put
up such mach merry as he may desire and shall
have the privilege of buying at such prices as may
be agreed upon, all the TOOLS fixtures and materials
on and, both finished and unfini, he'd Said Lessee
sha also be bound TO bire al the able conVicts on
hand, or thst may hereaf er come into said Peni-
Tertiary curing bis term Ct lease, excepting such as
may be necessary to k ep up the establishment
Said Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
and kindness, conforming to such rules bylaw and
regulations a. may be established by the Directors,
ana Work them Lot exceeding ten hours per day.
For each convict thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into the State Treasury the price per day UiI
sa payment to be made quarterly He shall also
give fond with approved security in the snm u
htty thousand dollars, payshs 10 the State of Ten
nesses, for the faithful performance Of the under
taking hereby imposed. The COByicts will he pro-
visioned and clothed by the State OF Tennessee.
The present num- er OF eoaNicts-twO hundred and
twenty-whlch number VIII probably be very large
ly increased at an early date. an communications
may be sent to the d rectors at either the CITY HO
tel or at the Penitentlary.
SABIL HARE,
A B SHANkLAND,
WMILIs.
Directors Of Slate Penitentary, Tennessee.
Nashville. Tenn Nav I5 1Ff6 Ina
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Excellent and Popular Stove
In Chancery at Livingston, Tenn.
MAY RULES 15GG
Cyrus Bilyen,
Is. ftIvorce Bill
ManerVa Bilyen.

Is. ytIvorce Bill
Manerva Bilyen.
IN this cause it appearing from compliments
l bill, which is swOra to, that defendant Manerva
biyen is anon-resIdent Of the State OF Tennessee,
50 that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served upon hsr:
II is therefore ordered that publication be made
or four consecutive weeks, in the Nashville Union
3 newspaper publ shed in the cy of Mas hVle, Ten
nessee, curing said defeudanls 10 appear at the
next term Of the ChsnceIy Court Tor Overod county
to be holden at gston, Tenn. the first Mon
day If August mex, % plead, answer or demur
conp.aiDants Bill. or the same will ba taken for
confessed as 10 her an set for hearing ex
parte. J. W. WRIGHT, G. & N.
iel-Wit
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NUNNELEY TAVERN

on a credit Of six and twelve months, without the
night Of redemption. One hundred dollars cash
Will be required at the time OF sale Bond and ne
curty required, ana lien retslned.
J +. MORF0RD, G &M.
sprlII-GtW prs fee S. 60
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In Chanoery at MoMinnville, Tenn.

S. +. Rowan,
ys
Nicholas Smith.
in pursuance to a decree OF the Chancery Court
at McMlnnW lie, Tennessee, rendered at the March
term, A. D., 1866 Of said court this cause, will
expose to pubic sale, on Monday, the 2ist day of
May next, at the court house in McMnnYille, the
house and lot known as the
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To TAz ColLEcroRs.-Tax Collectors viii
be furnished at this office with Blank
Receipts, at shortest notice, sud on most
reasonable terms. Il
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
DWELLING HOusE.

IN obedience 10 q decree Of the Chancery Court
at McMinnVie, Tenn, rendered at the March
term, A. y. 1856, Of SAID court in this cause win,
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1865, expose to
public sale, al the courthouse Ia McMlanYille, the
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SALE OF
Government Property.


OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
NASHVILLE, TENS.. May 18th, 1856.
I WILL offer for sale, at pUthc suction, st the u
i 5, Franklin shops, in Nashville, Tenn, com.
menclng on MONDAY, The llih day Of Jure, 1866
and continue daily unn eli the property is dispose,
or large lot Of serUceable Quartermssters' stores
and all the Ms chinery at the s. Shops, consstrl
II part as follows:
steam Engine, lOxls inch Cylinder.
Sxl6
I Boiler, AZ ineh diamster, p feet Iopg.
Iron Plsner, Is feet
q 81! ssF
4Upugit Press Drills; 4 Lathes, Engine SpeIe
Head l Lathe Engine, Double Head; ] Lathe,
hand, small, with Iron Shears: atbe. hand. with
Wooden Shears Lathe, Pattern Makers; lemon
Machines; Bow Machine; I Spoke Machine: 1
Gnnd stone Machine; I jockey Stick Machine; I
MOrtemg Machine; I Drilling Machine; l Clamp
Machine. ''McGoWann Pump, 4xs inch CIV iuder:
"Mc5oWan, Force fumps; q Pulleys, tored and
turned, from 70 So inch; 10 feet Line shafng; COS
feet Leather Belting 264O feet Rubber Belting &c
TOOLS
This list includes all kinds Of Tools, only small
Let enumerated:
$40 Hand Saws; 90 Tenon Saws; S95 Steel squsres;
liz Try Squares; $50 Planes, assorted SIS Augers,
assorted; 40 Braces; Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels
Punches, Gauges, Drawing Kniyes, Anyils, Sledges,
&C, sc.
MATERIAL
his list includes all kinds OF Material used by
the Government, such as Bolts all sizes; Screws an
sizes Ma Is. cut and wrought all sizes; Riyets all
Sizes Buckles, all sizes; Kings, all sizes.
l6 6z9 lbs Sheet Iron; 449 los Galvanized Iron;
622.O9S lbs Iron, assorted l9l lbs Hoop Iron;
433 500 feet Lun Der, sssOrteo; S5Olbs Pig Lead &s
Horse Medicines OF all kinds; Farriers' Che Is
and Instruments Miscellaneous Articles, &e., &C.
This property Is all surplus not required by the
Government, and Is all IN good, seryicesb' coud-
ton. Persons desiring informa ion respe ting this
property, VII receive It by calling at my office, on
Cedar street, below he Capitol
Tt rms Cash, IN Government funds.
Sale to commence at O'Clock A NJ of each dsy.
By order Of 4. r. EDsY,
BVt Ii. Col. and Depot Or. Mr.
f B. KIRK,
mayl8-t 10 Bvt. MsjOr and A. q. NJ.
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In ChanOory at MoMinnville, Tenn.

p. L Ridley and Hugh Frances.
IN obedience TO = decree Of the Chsncery Court.
rendered 10 this cause a. tn March term. A. y.
1860, will sell vt the courthouse 10 McMunyille,
on Monday. the 2Ist day OF Nav ls66
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RAGS,

GOLD having advanced. we advance the price Of
VI Rags 10 cents per pound.
FOR al good country cotton and linen Rags, de-
lvered at our warehouse. north east corner Of the
squsre, in lots Of fifty pounds and upwards, we
will pay cents per pound, cash and for linsey
Rsg7. cent per pound We hereby agree t. pay
the above price until the lst day of Aus ust next.
VIII PEMAN BROTHERS
iune5-2m 80 Public SQUARE. Nashville
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THERE will be a large Ball at this delightful
4 Watering Place on Friday evening, sth June,
1876. Tickets Scan be had of Benz. F. Shields,
Proprietor. Trains leave at $50 a m and p. m.
Iuuet-td
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GOVERNMENT SALES
10000 PeuBd, Of Black Tea
fer Sale.
OFFICE SUPERVISING CoMMIssABY. !
MILITARY DIVISION or THE TFSNEssFT.
kAsHVIIRF INN NAV - 1sg6

OFFICE SUPERVISING CoNMTssAnY. !
MILITARY DIVISION or THE TENNEesTE !
kAsHVIIRE, INN, May y, 1856
CEALFD PROPOSALS On dupIicste) for the pur-
~ ehsse Of Bla,k Tea All be receive untiI sat
Urdsy, June 9. 1896, 81 n O'Clock m
The Tea i sold because not REQUIRED for iSe77-n
Is IN orlgiual packsges (tbe packages are not IN
good Orderl, ard can be examined a. any tine du-
ring business hours prior 10 the 9th inst
No proposal for less thsn 500 pounds viii Be con-
sidered. Bidders required 10 be present al the
oDenlng Of the bids Terms cash in Government
funds. and deposit OF 20 per cent. required from
the successful bidder As soon as the bid ~ awarded
The Tea will be re-Welghed and Jared at the orig
nal marks.
ProPo'al to be endorsed " Proposals for fur
nshing Tea, and addressed to the uudesigned.
NJ p SMALL,
may23-td BVt Col and CS.
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XlEtp advertisements.
EdgefiGId and Brownsville,

NOR SALE, LOTS y and 10, fronting 100
I f et on Woodland street in Houstons Ac-
dition to Edgefeld Also, Lots on 6allaiin Pike
and Woodland street. ia r. W. Browns Addition.
A so, several very de irahle Lots in Brownsville
from "a acre to 10 or 20 acres each. Since our pub
lie sale the 10Th May. VIC have sold several ots
to gentlemen who intend building on them We
wsn to sell a few more Lots to building purchasers.
Call soon befors the choice Lots are / sold
J. 4 r. w. BROWN, Agents,
jnne7-3t 3s1% Union street
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DOCTOR OARoW's
CH0LERlSPElIEIf

Nov hat We ante rate CHOLER4 l1 -u- --.f...
~ .tnehooTes us al to secure. and -e-- .r .ar...
some kroau ard ~fact1sI raHrsIr .rr aHF err.
gency. and tll- ue ani il uE. ca EIH-
PIC, which BE- pre77rIfesi a1i rse.i r-r al-
roun Sci sucees-s lsclr.e.F ever .--.r ~H..
When trlf =clurEs =t-I Nss1u...a cone Faa-r
past, Dr. Caros Eas one al our mot err-e1l FL.
st47eezsiul phys.rlan-s and utru t.s 60 -s-.s
learn THIS remedy can D. had. tnlIl-aala OH aar.
tested ~ virtuez s not a. Cd rave e. cd -s-. ..
b 20 Fhtent Medtcfne tu1 corrr.rElt ..r. .-H
Prescription q this iisunEuI. tr8 rrar. .-e-
There can likewise - 10 better remedy ar --a--
ra-noro1-, blAfrhoaa Eni uysenrsFy-
For sale Cny y
RP.JENEINs CO. DrusTs-s,
may3-u 3. harkst street, lFl- ----1-
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Catalogue Of Rich and Valuable Articles, One
Doifer Eaeh

AT The move Ilst q goods WlII D sold Tor one
dollar esch. Certificates q all the various articles
sfRlcg Whist esch one can have, are first pus INTO
envelopes, sealed az, AID mixed; and, when OF
dered, are tsRen out without regard to choice, and
sem by mail, thus giving al a fair chance On re-
ceip Of the Certificate you can see what you can
have, and treniti al your option 70 send one dol
lsr and take the arucle or not.
One Ceruhsste may ObtSin You = Sold Watch Ser
wee OF silver Pate, or sny other valuable article
TEEpE WIFI. III NJ pr ~
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For Sale.

A GOOD Brick Dwelling containing seven rooms
"A besi1es Kitchen, Servant rooms. store
rooms, etc, situated 10 pleasant vnd healthy part
o. me city, ami convenient g. the business part
thersoi The residence has been recently painted
and papered.
Andy % 7 B CHILDREsS, Trustee,
maJ2z-u At ONCE ls5z Cedar Street
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For Rent.
Rooms to Rent.
Bali at Oavce's Springs.

1.-TWO NICE ROOMS FOR RENT, an Church
- street, No. 50, opposite the Maxwell House.
EEquire at No. 20 Broad street. june7-3t"
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press Of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
veHs Daily Union
At a period like the present, when our
city is filled 10 OVERLOOKING with a transient
population, and diseases prevail 10 an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready ae
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have Information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competant
Medical advice. Men who have been edu
Gated IN the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in prac-
tlce OF many years, are surely worthy of
confidence; II they have given their alien
ton exclusively TO one branch of the pro-
lession, aud made themselves masters of II
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly u they have afford
ed proof OF their ability 10 cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. l.. L. COLEMAN
who, in his speciality, has been a bepe1actog
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office.
relieving those afflicted with
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-07
Chansery Sales at McMinnVlIle
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn

In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FIX Bell and VIM T White, Ex'rs of VIM White,
deceased,
WaersOn.
THE Clerk snd Master, in obedience to a decree
rendered in this cause st the March term OF the
CLancery Court at mcM.nnEiile, Tennessee, 1S6 {, !
will sell It public auction, On the pTemi es. the
town Of McMmnVile, on Moncay, 2st Of May next.