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subscriptions for the AastC2ls Union.
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the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agent 10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nashville Union.
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Row, New York, are authorized to contract for ad.
vertlsng IN oUr paper.
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iugs, New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phia.
aslphis, sre authorized 70 contract for advertising
in our paper.
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Park Row, New York, and Stale street, Boston
srs authorized to contract for advertising in oul
paper.
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9th Street.. "a. Louis, BIO is our authorised Agent
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THIS WHEAT CRoP.-Judge Dennis,
who is altogether q reliable men, and
a good farmer, and competent to
Judge Of the wheat crop, informs us
that, so far as his observation extends,
owing to the large breadth of wheat
sown, OYER an average crop will be
harvested. He thinks the wheat is
not so good as it would have been but
for the heavy rains--La Grange (Ga.
Rcp. Sth
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CITY NEWS.

OLD THEArRE.-The Campbell Minstrels
drew a very full house last night. The oc-
casion was the opening of the season Of
sumner amusements, and the Peep e
hocked there in crowds, and were highly
delighted with the entertainment. The
performers are all real artists, and must be
seen TO be appreciated. With so good be-
ginning as that last night, We have no fears
but the season will prove q success.
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ITCH! ITcHI ITCH f!
SCRATCH SNATCH! SRATCHl
WHEATOE'S OINTMENT

WIN Cure the Itch in As Hours
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, ohlL-
BLAINS. and all ERUPTIOHS OF IhE SHY
Price 90 cents. For sale by al druggists. ~ send-
ING 80 cents 70 WEEKS 4 POTTER, sole Agents,
no Washington street, Boston, it siil b. fotardea
by ma, nee Of posisge, 70 sny part o. the si.ea
sistes, iune5-8m
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Wanted.

A 6EAIs Eanied N every town and neiahfor-
n hood, for 'IhE GREAT LABOR sAVER." a
smly. Secured hy patent and yerV saies6ie
Ageuta, male and female, making SIS 10 $40 per
d'ty With capital Of s % SO. Any person having
iitie -ife hitle, WI md q Tieasant snd pro6t-
aas. Aadfe-s r WAYVELL,
msys-3u Boz f7sl Chicago, m.
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The Rt. Rev., the Bishop Of the Diocese
viii hold service in his old Parish, at the
Church of the Advent, on Vine, between
Church and Broad streets, on Wednesday
evening, June Is, at s o'clock. Seats al
WAYS free.
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UyIoN NJ. Z. sUSDAY-sCHooL Picnic
The Union NJ. E. Sunday-school viii have
q Railroad Excursion and basket Picnic on
Saturday next. The train lesves the
Chattanooga depot at a. m, sharp for the
Stone River battle-ground, near Murfrees-
boro'. The Picnic VIII be held at the
National Cemetery, where several addresses
will be delivered by distinguished speakers;
there viii also be music, mirth and good
time generally.
We advise all who can, 70 go and spend
one day in the country; and we can promise
them a pleasant time. The fare for the
round trip is for adults 81 90, children soc.
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The world laughs in its sleeve at the
efforts Of few envious Dentists to decry
the sozoDoxT. II is natural, perhaps, that
they should dislike it, since its popularity
interferes with the sale Of their wares, but
how ridiculous in them to show their spite
whom lis animus is so palpable.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate
III Of Alexander WOotion, diseased to The Clerr
Of he County Court Of smith county, Teupessee.
and order having 1eNn made for publication IN the
Nashy ile Union, newspaper Published in the CITY
Of Nashville, Tennessee, Cor four CONSECUTIVE
weeks, requiring ali persons having claims aeaiest
SAID estate % tie thsm. properly auihenticateS
WITH ne Ciefk OF sad Court, or before The 18Th
day Of October, ls6s, Tor pro rata dstributon- er
They WI be forever haired ia law and equity
THIS =, therefore, notice q the same this April
zsih, ls59- MARY DOUGLASS.
meyl-8tH~ Administrnfrfx
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Insolvent Notice.

TIE undeFsig nsd AdministFasor having gnayes.
ted the inzolvea-y Of ths stale OF c. a. Ward a..
ceased, % ne Clerk % the County Court Of Perrg
county, Ieunes=ec, u vas ordered b. said CLERK
that notice Be EiTeu, 10 The Nashville Union, for
three Successive weeks, Tor All persons HAVING
CiaiIns aganst Sad estste 10 Gle n5em With sal
Cerk, Dug antheutcafed, A. tho laW directs on OF
before the hnt Mcnday 10 Octoter next or teF vii
Is forever Jared IHo5. WITHHELD, AdmE.
maYsHA
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1866

HOUsEKEEPER5 troubled with vermin need
Be 20 DO longer II they use "CosTAn'sn Extsrrniua-
Tor We have used Il 70 our easisfscton; and II
box cost s, We would have Il. We have trie8 poi-
sons, but they effected nothing; bat "Costars ar
ucie knoe e tie breath Ouf Of ksts, Nee R0aehes
Ants, and bed-Bugs, quicker than We can vgrife hi
II - IN great demand all over the country Ms.ilna
(Ohi1l Gqzeffe.
Rg-See "CosrAa'sr adTarfisnnnenI at.nra
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Windot0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITr & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs-tf Opposite Maxwell Hote
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GAS PIFE.-The work Of laying the gas
pipe on South Cherry street is progressing
rapidly. South Nashville, though an en-
lightened section Of the city, needs decidedly
more gas.
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an sdmira-
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the
first-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 30 old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2I-tstkweowly.
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To Milk-men.-MilkT Tickets (pints and
quarts on different colored card boards, Of
good quality, for sale at this office.
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The LATE FGRE-C. B. Nichols & Co, were
insured for 81, 900, and not $4,000, as re-
ported. They will soon be prepared to re-
sumo business.
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1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-speaknQ
o. ''Costars" Rat, Roach, Ant &C, Extern inator-
more gram and provisions are destroyed annual
~ 5faat county y Fernin Than sould nav Tor tons
ri this Pat and Insect killer aaea5fer ~
Herald.
Ra-see "CosTR's" advertisements above.
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RETURNED.-Several Of the excursionists
10 Lookout Mountain have returned. They
report a pleasant time, and delightful
atmosphere above the clouds" The num-
Der Of visitors to the mountain is fair, and
constantly increasing.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the adj
vertisement given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. Deaderiek street.
Aprill2-tf.
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EslFaYs--DaEldsnn Cnnntr

AZ sss ~ up b y. 2. Dorteh. Esq-. Hviprr, Ia,
- ~ District, one IEON-GRRY lily = -
Ola loag mane ard taa, = s.usii - "a -
- 49, -fgt the oatsde q ne ieflT hIas 80
- sl'is Or other marks percepdble Apur.-.f
Len s-en up y Priscilla Nsrtin. sfr,F COW 81
II t'ots VIII BLACK ears maTs "a iscs r.l,lIs =.
- - - 81 igfeleet black ntiis haiosy - tr..s
~ stllf marks, APPRAISED n $40
N'54'Ht' ALE1. hcDANlEI., R.uzsz.
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1850.

''CoSFAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR IL simple,
safe, and sure-the most perfect RAT-ifcatOn
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get T. properly prepared, VIII eat It. and every
one that eats 1t will oie, generally, At some place A.
distant a. possible from where it was taken-Late
Shire, 1fich Mirror.
ba-See "cOsTAR's advertisement above.
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OUR Jon oFFIoK.--We arc executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Hon Riehaid ogelsby, Governor stste Of Illinois.
hon. David L. Davis, Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
Hon. Vim. g. BroWnlov, Governor Of Tennessee.
BIg. Gen. Jas. P. BrOEnlOw. Adj Gen. State OF Ter
nessee.
hon. II. N. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Vim. Nsthaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon Jo. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. ". Marcy, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris q strattOn, Nashville.
Messrs- Evans q Co., Nashville.
NimrOd Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
June16 q
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For Sale,

A GOOD Brick Dwelling containing seven rooms
"a besides Kitchen, aeTvants' r0olus, Store
rooms, etc, situated IN pleasant tad beadthy psrt
Of the city, and eo1Yenieni 70 the baslEess pari
tbereot The residence has been recet tly painted
and pspered
Apply 10 B cHLDRESs. Trustee.
msyz2-n A. ofiee Is1z Cedar Street,
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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HARE & ROBERTS, PrOprietOrs

HAVING leased this wen known Hotel fof a
H term OF years and having thoroughly rehitsd
modate the travelling public in ~ good style ~ aSy
other house m the country. u has long been SAID
that Nashville Eas grssty IN need OF a good hotel,
ami having the most central and lSrgest house 10
the city, we are determined 10 MAZE it second 10
none. Our charges vii AZ all times be a. low a.
can possibly 10 Afforded.
marl4-3m BARE ROBERTS.
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1866.


FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPER9-sho ~
collect that hundreds Of doilars worth OF Grain
Provisions, &c, are annually DESTROYED ~ Raf-
hlce, Ants, and other 'nsects and Vsrmin-aI u
which cen b prevented b few dollars' worth III
CoaIAE's" kat, Roach, Ant, &C., Externninator,
boug ns and Used freely.
B8-See 'CosfAa's' advertisement above
nB-Sod In Nashville, Tenn. by " LAG q
Smith. and al bruggaats and Dealers.
rlarchl -sTn dstg
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MCGAvoCE AND Mt. VERNON RAILROAD
MEETING.-A meeting in behalf Of this road
was held in Germantown, on Friday evan
ing last, and was largely attended by citi-
Gems. All seemed determined to prosecute
the work with vigor, aud will be prepared
to subscribe literally, as soon as the books
-, y,,,.-oI
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CHANnER or CoNMERcE.-A regular meet
ing Of the Board was held yesterday, Presi-
dent Cheatham in the chsir.
The bill recently passed by the City
Council in relation to the appointment Of a
Flour Inspector, was taken up, and, with q
slight amendment, adopted.
Areport was received from the Special
Committee on Counterfeit Fractional Cur
rency, stating that the Committee were un-
able TO devise Spy means by which the cir
culation of such notes esn be prevented.
The Committee were, on motion, discharged
from further consideration Of the subject.
Adjourned TO the next regular meeting.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES IN MILITARY De-
PARTMENTs.-The following order was re-
ceiyed at Department Headquarters in this
city on Saturday:
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ADJUTAST GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHIsGT0S. June 8, fSGG.
General Order, No. &c.
I. By direction Of the President, the mil
itsry departments Of Kentucky and Tennes-
see are hereby discontinued.
II. The States Of Kentucky and Tonnes
see will constitute new department, to be
called the Department Of the Cumberland,
Major General George Stoneman, United
States Volunteers, commanding, headquar-
tiers at Memphis, Tennessee. These States
will each constitute military dis ,rict, the
form sr under Brevet Major General JEFF. C.
Davis, United States Volunteers, headquar-
ters at Louisville, Kentucky; the latter un-
der Brevet Major General Clinton B. Fisk,
United States Volunteers, headquarters az
Nashville, Tennessee. In addition to their
duties as military commanders, Generals
Davis and Fisk viii perform the duties OF
Assistant Commissioners Of the Bureau OF
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
in their respective States.
BY order Of the Secretary of War:
w. A. NICHOLS, A. A. G.
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FORWARDED FOR TRIAL.--May, one Of Har-
per's gang, who was arrested near Paris,
Tenn, some time since, and given over TO
the authorities Of Kentucky, was sent, on
Sunday night last, to Franklin, for trial.
There are several charges Of murder and
robbery against him.
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For Gne Carte de Visites, or large Photo.
graphs, plain or elegantly colored, call at
GIERs' GALLERY,
may 29-lm 40 Union Street.

sTovEs, ToILEF AND JAPANxED WARE -
We call attention to the advertisement Of j.
n. Patterson & Co. elsewhere, dealers in the
above ware. They are located at 81 & 50
West Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. We
happen 10 know something about Mr. Pat
terson, senior member Of the firm. He is
one Of the oldest and most reliable mer-
chants in the Queen City, and has won his
present high position in the business COM
munity, by adopting the motto of - Cheap
Sales and small profits"
The firm is one with which dealers at
distance can safely deal, with perfect conf
denee.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small birds is 3 cruel man whoever aids in "a
terminating rats h a benefactor. We should like
some one 70 give as the benefit Of their expsre7ol
in crivng Out these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats, and traps for ia business =
Scientific american, N. y.
Rs-See "COsrAa's" advertisement above.
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1866

INCREASE OF RATS-Tbe Farmers GazeHc
(English) asserts and proves by figures that one
palr OF kAIS oil have progeny and descendants
no less than $4,000 IN three years. Nov unless
this immense family can be Kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain 100 hu-
man beings.
BS-see "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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For one Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
colored Pearl Miniature, call at
GIEEs' GALLERY,
m27-1m AZ Union ST.
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Post Office RernIations

The Post Office Department, like the
Treasury Department. has turned over a
lew leaf. 1t has recently issued the follow
ng order:
l. The mails Of the United States must
aot be delivered at any post Office or other
place whore there is not regularly APP
pointed postmaster, duly commissioned, or
Ether authorized agent, duly appointed and
worn, according TO law, 70 receive them.
2. Persons not duly sworn and commits
toned as pOstmasters must not cancel
'tamps, register letters, receive money IN
payment Of postage on letters not stamped,
or mark letters as "paid." Such persons
must not sign rs P0stnsasterS cortlhcaies or
other communications addressed to. OF in
tended for use in the Post Office Depart
ment.
3. Route agents and post masters must
return or refuse all letters marked "paid"
by persons not duly sworn and commits
stoned as postmastsrs.
The gist Of this is, that hereafter mail
matter will not be delivered at or re-
ceived from any postoihce, or other place,
where there is not a regularly appointed
postmaster, who has been duly qualified.
The postofice oath is not less stringent than
the Congressional oath but if the people
desire postoiiice facilities, they must find
persons for postmasters who can take It.
There is 10 probability that it will be
modified by the present Congress. So it is
best to bolt the thing, and enjoy the ad-
vantsges.
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CRIMINAL CoURT Judge Frazier was too
sick TO attend to his duties in the Criminal
Court. An adjournment was had till Mon
day next.
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COURT MARTIAL.-There was no session
Of the Court Martial yesterday, for the
reason that Judge Ballard, Of the U. s. Court
had not yet decided upon the habeas corpus
case. If he decides that the trial Of Mr..
Henderson, by a Military Commission is il
legal, no further proceedings will be had
here; If otherwise, the trial will be resumed.
The decision Will be made this week.
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n 5i.1Athai INVENTION or TIE aGF
u being protection a1ra1paf FIro - - 49,
On. ~ comttnes strength Nith rsp,siIfv al 49,
q, ~ itss Z. ONLY oNE-THlRD ~ tIIs
~ ~ ~ W A BALE or COTTON
- loI DAiinR cotton that only very srr4I 49,.
=, lt.lP VA made The past year and fhaf- Ia -,
-5-.eel ne Pfice vii rule very high aad ffsf
.-lP.y ethhot ne relied on e. any pree. Ia -
zloeiaton o. these ACTS, al dealers. and 49,
iuiilhs YES, siii DO val 70 put Ia their ORDER -
- - rO9n merely securing supply for a. -
- ne mo- calons nov, 20 ar a. ae have 49,
sle, that ms demand s0T tbs us vii - vsrv 49,
hs9es ne neeess y Of msllng early order 49,
addressed % the msnufactIlrFrs. -
sT0NE& MURPHY, o. n ssffH 90
ry,,-. LACYk Hc7HEE. Memphis. -,
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j. A. J. RosE's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
This is truly one Of the clothing estab-
lishments Of our city. In brief newspa-
per paragraph, nothing like an idea can be
conveyed of its extent and variety. In his
selections we think Mr.. Rose fully met the
wants Of the people, both as to style and
quality, as an examination Of his stock will
attest. An extensive experience in this
line of business, enables him to make pur-
chases to an advantage. All kinds Of goods,
from the modest black to the gayest colors
desired, can be had as well as the plainest
and lightest Summer garments, so much
desired this hot weather. There have been
some heavy drafts made on his stock, but
their places have been promptly filed, so
that the line is kept intact. As aids TO Mr..
Rose, it affords US pleasure to mention Mr..
E. S, Hawkins, and Mr.. Jesse D. Stevens,
as clever, accommodating and polite quar-
tette as any establishment in our city can
boast. We can simply suggest to each and
every one to call at No. IL South Side Of the
Public Square, opposite the Court House,
aud inspect these goods, whether you buy
or not. These gentlemen viii take pleasure
in showing you through.
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The Southern and Adams Expresses sup
piled Us yesterday with late Southern pa
pers.
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SYPHILIS.

Syphilis short time and sv,-v
"a i from tn onwE
the dspnneh
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"1e years established in N. r. CITY"
SONY infglhole remedies known"
"Fces from Psi7ons."
"N0t dangerous 10 the human Family"
"Rats come out OF their holes % de-"
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GONORRHDA.

STRUCTURES.
in shonl
,curedn few dsyx
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

treating neCt
NsshvI
o p
o hel cles
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FEMALES TROUBLED

With any difficulty Of the Womb or other ailments esctuay
by description given by their family physician Of the case
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-22

WIsoHUjic Spencer co., hy., Nay 81, 1862
Messrs DuvaWe sawed $500 of boards
teen logs, the first day started MILL without moving
hours We believe your portable engines
mills use, cheerfully
mend any in of mills and engines your shop
I. L. COLLIER PRUSSELL.
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RraiHtrcA. FN0ninn CO.. Pa

BraiRtrca, VyoaiDg co., Pa, Nay /, 1865.
]. Ii. DuvallSR The Engine and Mill purchased you,
which MIR. Hardesty has started, will do you
promised and in the best manner 1t will from 10000
1900 feet in hours MAILMAN & GAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-22

-Npiac Depot W. Y, Sept. %, 1865.
j. H. DuvalSIR With the assistance of Mr.. Hardesty,
have Just completed the setting of the Portable Engines
Mills purchased of you Mill No the first day the
of 1880 feet of Oak and Pine lumber per hour. Mill No g
have just started and with equal They working
entire satisfaction and feel confident that the machinery
will do all you advertise. Yours, truly,
STRINE, BOYD co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-22

Fulton, HaraJa co., Mss, Aug. %, 1860.
Mcssrs. DuyaWc have been running the portable engine
mill and corn mill purchased of you months ago.
We average in tough scubby pine from 5000 10000 feet of
lumber per day. and could, hurry hands,
twelve thousand feet per We grind 90 to % bushels
per hour Many persons have rode twenty thirty
miles to mill She is the wonder and admiration of ALL
chceruly recommend them those in of mills and
engines. G. A. HAMILTON 4 CO
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Cross Plains, Ripley co., Ind, FEB. 81, 1861.
MessTs Duva-To-day sawed Ia 600 feet of lumber in
less than ten hours About reeonrths of inch u-
Der. The mill does very well. Yours, truly,
SAMUEL KENNEL co.
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Lebanon Ky .IyIv II IS6O

Lebanon, Ky., July IL, 1860.
Messrs puyal- protest to know but little about machinery
but take pleasure in bearing testimony the fact that the
portable engine and mill purchased of you, can,
opinion cut three times much lumber in day other
mill in the country We have sawed $50 feet thirty minutes
We can saw from 1900 to 1Soo feet per hour.