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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-28

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
HARNESS. SADDLFRY.
Baly CARRIAGES, TRUNKS
NALISES.
And every Material used in the Manufacture
OF BuggleS, Wagons, Harness and Saddles
ever brought to Mississippi which he will sell
at UNUSUALLY LOW RATES.
He Is happy to say that he has secured the
services Of Mr.. VIM. BEATY. so well and
tavorably known in the Saddle and Harness
business before The war. who will take charge
of that department and the Harness Shop and
be happy to see and render his friends any
service in that line
Carriages and Buggies repaired in the most
prompt, stylish and reasonable monner at his
shop on WALNUT STREET, between Grove and
jackson streets.
\. B.-Special and prompt attention paid to
Orders by mall
oc14-d3m THOS J. FJNNFY
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-28
Sheet Music, Music Books,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

ng Parties IN the country ordering Music
will find their orders filled promptly and
fully.
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NICKSBURG. MISS.

And, having Just returned from Cincinnati.
New ork and Philadelphia, is NOW OPEN
ING the Largest, Most Complete, Varied and
Elegant Stock Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15
THE GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
The Case of Isham Henders on.
FIFTEENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


The Court met at the usual hour, Major
General Gil!em presiding.
TIKI BRUSER CASH.
The Bruner case, continued till to-day,
was takek up, and laid over till Z, <. Wee :
nesday.
HENDERSON CASH.
The Isham Henderson case was then call
ed up sgain.
David Henderson called: live in Nash
vile, and keec a livery stable on Cheiry
street, Nashville, and was st the same place
and business IN August, 1854. know the
accused, and have known him since he
came 70 Nashville 70 put IN stock for the
Government. I sold him Qshsm Hender-
SOM a great many males Ia 1855, but / can't
state how many. Sometimes they were in
lots, and sometimes not in lots, but by the
single one He has purchased as high as
two lots in 8 day from me. He bought
them for the Government. He also bought
small lots all around, and bad them collect
ed at my stable, and sent them directly TO
the corras, and not 10 the country. I can
give no exact dates, because ! kept no
books, as everything was done on a cash
basis.
Cross examination by Judge Advocate: I
know, from my own knowledge, that the
mules were frequently sent to the corrals,
without being taken 10 the country.
Examined by the Court: Mr.. Isham Hen
derson frequently bought memorandum re-
ceipts from me, and paid me for them.
Messrs. W. A. Brown, p. B. Vaughn, II.
Clay Singleton, NJ. II. Jones, and others,
were then called, and testified that they had
sold Mr.. Isham Henderson mules during
july and August, 1864, and that they were
turned over t. the government.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock q. m, to-mor-
row.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

GRAND EXCURSION on WEDNESDAY NEXT
We understand that our enterprising
merchants, Messrs. Ozanne & Wood, have
chartered the steamboat Tyrone for an ex-
cursion down the Cumberland. The affair
takes place in honor Of the "Old Volunteer
Fire Department" whose services in by
gone days can be well remembered and ap-
preciated by the community. Tickets ad-
hitting a lady and gentleman, s., with
dinner and supper included, and as the
party will be truly select, it offers great in
ducements to those wishing TO enjoy days
journey on the classic Cumberland a chance
to do so. The name and mention Of the
managers alone are sufficient guarantee
Of its success. We believe that the boat
leaves about halfpast seven a. m, on the
18th inst.
1t should be borne in mind that the 18th
is Thanksgiving Day, therefore many will
be enabled to 60 who otherwise could not
spare the time from their business.
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Greenbacks are coed.
IL Bites Them Hard-The Earth
uuakp Again in MOfiOu


1t Bites Them Hard-The Earth
quake Again in Motion.
The following, from a Washington
letter to the Rochester Democrat, trad
ical) shows how the desertion of Stan.
ton from the radical ranks to the side
of the President affiicts the Jacobins
at the capital The writer says
"The announced adhesion to "my
policy" of the very able Secretary OF
War, will strike chill into the hearts
of thousands. We have looked on the
War Department as an impregnabIe
fortress, not to be stormed by Elk
ecutive Establishments. But there is
little doubt that Stanton has gone over
deserted the standard which he has
defended, and left the friends who
have never faltered in supporting him.
WE'LL we have only got to be more de-
termined and Vigilant.
"The report of this Cabinet meeting
was furnished direct from the White
House. The Intelligencer and Repub.
lican both have it The Associated
Press had copy, which was sent over
the wires. Mr.. Harlan is reported as
stating it to be substantially correct
This is to be regretted somewhat, as
the country hoped for better things
than reticence in him, when topics OF
this magnitude are being discussed
Mr. Harlan had better quit with what
remnant of independence is left him,
than to remain until the 4th of March,
TO 60 into the Senate and vote against
the policy he now tacitly accepts.
1.-THE ground is quaking again. Let
the people be prepared for whatever
may come. Mr.. Johnson, with united
Cabinet, as he now practically has, will
not hesitate to push my policy to the
contamination to which it has all the
time tended-admission of Southern
representatives into Congress, even
though it has to be done by force"
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OutTage Of DC Freedman,s Bnrenu

Outrage Of the Freedman,s Bureau
Last Thursday David Roach a police
man of this city was arrested bv the
Freedmens Bureau, and confined in
jail under the charge of being a parti
clpent IN the late riots in our city. He
applied Tor release upon bond, which
was promptly furnished, and was re.
leased from custody. Mr.. Prender.
grast one of his bondsmen, whom be
had sent for to 90 on his bond, on pre-
senting himself at the Bureau, was ar
rested and sent to Jail, charged with
knowing the whereabouts of his two
sons, who were accused of being parti-
clpants in the late riot Mr. Prender-
grast informed the Bureau that on his
honor as a man, he knew nothing of
his sons actions; that he was quite Ill,
and wished to be released, which vas
unheeded. His attorney, Judge Lovick
z. Jones, accompanied by DR.. Phillips,
visited Mr.. Prendergrsst, in Jail, and
after an examination, DR.. Phillips sta
ted upon his honor, as physician, that
the old ard feeble man was not only
suffering intense pain from his confne-
ment, but that few days more of du-
rance would shorten his days, if it did
not speedily kill him, all Of which facts
we're presented to the bureau, who
treated them, as they did ali other
pleadings for the infrm old mans re-
lease. Mr.. Prendergrast is sixty five
years of age, is quite feeble, is suffering
from hux and inguinal hernia, and I'm
less speedily released, will die in Jail
So say his physicians, all of which is
corroborated by Judge Lovick C. Jones
Memphis avalanche.
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AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
As will be seen from the advertisement in
our paper this morning, Maj. A. W. Wills,
A.Q. NJ, viii sell to-day, for the Govern
ment, quite a number Of buildings. The
first auctioned off will be the buildings
comprising "Wilson General Hospital" sit
uate one mile on the Hillsboro' Pike, the
sale commencing at 10 O'Clock, am. The
sale Of the second lot will take place at
ll:l5 CLOCK, opposite the Pententiary, on
Church street. These buildings can be APP
propriated to many uses at a great saving
Of money; and the timber is invaluable for
any other purpose one may choose to put
it to. Therefore, to those contemplating
building or otherwise improving, good op-
portunity is offered to get material cheap.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15
CITY NE WIS.
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
BILL.
Il is Passed by Forty 10 Twenty.
Lively aud Animated Discussion.


From the legislative proceedings in our
columns to-day, it will be seen that the
work Of passing the Metropolitan Police
Bill" was accomplished by the House yes
ierday. The event that is to mark this era
In the legislation of our State, took place
about six o'clock, p. m. Quite lively and
spirited debate had been carried on by the
opponents Of the bill and those favoring it,
from early in the forenoon until the hour
above indicated, when the final vote was
taken on the motion to concur in the Senate
amendment, including Nashville and Chat
tanooga in the provisions Of the. bill, and il
was carried by vote Of forty to twenty.
We have now about reached the climax.
We are fairly in the whirlpool, by which,
Needless Of the judgment and counsel and
r5moustrauce Of men of mature and rational
minds, we are 10 be dashed recklessly to
pieces. Usurpation and tyranny follow in
rapid succession. Has reason been de-
throned, or did these heads that are con-
coctug such arbitrary and suicidal mess
ures ever possess any II their actions be
the standpoint from which we are to de-
,srmine, we would certainly incline to the
latter opinion.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House
Of representatives, you are proving reere-
ant to the wants and wishes Of the people
Of your State. By your action snd the
seton Of your Radical friends in other sec
tons Of cur country, you are putting it
laTiher and farther out Of the power OF the
great Executive head Of the nation to ac-
complish what all good and true citizens
asyouty and truly wish for-Peace, Har-
mony, and Accord. Adjourn; SO home.
Oal upon the mountains TO fall upon you
aud bury you from the face Of Heaven.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

There is awful news from Washing
ton, which we may impsrt, in the strict
est confidence to our readers. Wade
and Stanton-two of our greet guns
have differed not to be too mild about
it, they have spoken to each other
hastily, indeed quarreled Wade is
said-but it is so incredible one dares
hardly repeat ito have used profane
language in speaking to Stanton, and to
have made personal application of the
profane language aforesaid to the Stan
ton aforesaid The difference between
these eminent gentlemen was merely
relating to the Presidents policy-Only
this and nothing more.-Cin Com
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

Levi Pierce, a we'll known lawyer of
New Orleans, recently died, leaving a
will, which has been recently probated
in one of the courts of that city. These
are its words:
"This is my last will and testament,
written and signed by me, this 4th of
September, 1865, at New Orleans, La
l nominate and appoint my wife the
sole executor Of my estate. have but
one debt, that owing to my daughter
Cora, amounting to 81 500, as per state.
ment sworn to be correct / have re-
lease from both my daughters; but
they were, like many other things,
made for temporary occasions. My
son William spent more than his share
after coming Of age. l give and be-
queath to my children, Ada Pierce and
Mary F. Pierce, all that the law allows
me to dispose of, real or personal es-
tate. The little l die possessed of is
all community property-my wife emit
tied to one half beg her, if she can,
to take her children and depart forever
from this miserably governed United
States, and to receive my blessing for
her constant kindness to me through
life. She and her children have in
deed been a consolation to my declin-
ing years. Ne Varietler."
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SELF LhuaR.

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence of any Que, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen TO song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Il
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb26-b
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.
C. A. CAMPBELL.

HEGEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
III OF Calisays Bark, with Pyrophosphsie q Iron.
Prepared by HEG EMAN q CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PTROPHO5PHAfE OF IRON was introduced BY
E Rcbquet, Of fsris, IN 1858, and eceiTed iavora-
bic notice from the french Academyi II - easl y
sssimlated, and not decomposed in the Omach by
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and Is not stimulating OF irritant.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Cordial, DO ssesslng the valuable properties Of
Calsaya Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
Topbospha'e OF Iron 10 eaeh fluid ounce and IN al
cases, where mild and efheacious Iron Tome ~
desired, will be found most valuable preparsp On
Samples furnished 10 Physicians on appilestlon-
PURE VACCINE CRU5Ts. selected from healthy
country children, warranted Teliable.
HEGEMaN q CO.'S Cordial Elixir Cslsaya Bark.
Alnm and kino Lozenges and Chlorate Potash To-
zenges. All the above sold By DrElP glsts-
BEGEMAN & CO.,
mari en- Chemists and Druggists, New York
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15
Greenbacks are good.

Throughout Sicily it is the custom to
eat strawberries along with sugar and
the juice of an orange or two. The
strawberries, a small kind, are served
without their stalks, are crushed with
white powdered sugar, and the juice of
an orange is squeezed over them. The
result is q most fragrant and agreeable
compound much superior, in my opin.
ion, to strawberries and cream In
deed, think it is all but worth while
to make journey TO Sicily to be mi
tiated into this mode of eating straw
berries. Gardenders Chronicle.
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Greenbacks are good.

Ladies' dress trimmings, ETC., ETC., at one
half the regular prices-fne Poplins at 80
TO 40 cents per yard Irish linen at Soc.
linen shifting, linen towels, hats, skirts,
hosiery, haudkerchiefs Mems, ladies',
and children's shoes, and a large stock Of
white goods, viii be closed out at auction
and private sale this week, without reserve,
by GEO. SHIELDS & Co.,
mayl3-Iw p College st.
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs-s should re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain.
Provisions, &C. are annually destroyed by Eats.
Nice, Ants, and other meets and vernin-aIl Of
which en- Be prevented By few dollsrs' worth o.
'C0sTAR's' Rat, Roach, Ant &C., Exterminator,
bought and used freely.
%. See "C0sTAE's' advertisement shove.
BB-sold in Nashville, Tenn, BY ". Ia 9. ".
SMITH. and al Druggists and Dealers.
archl7-5m daW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

DAILY ARRIvALs.-We are receiving con-
signments of staple and fancy goods, bought
since the heavy decline in New York. We
are selling many Of them for less than i'm
portation cost or manufacturers prices.
Call at GEo. SHIELDS & Co.'s,
ml3-1w No. p College street.
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i'cenbacks are good

We have received the fret number Of the
robertson Register" a neat little news
paper just started at Springfield, Tenn, by
'l' n. Ingram & Co. Il is neatly printed,
ala looks as fresh and inviting as a new
..o"n rose. Our young friend, Arch.
11omas, presides over the editorial columns.
success to you, Arch.
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1866.

HOUsEKEEPERS troubled with verrnin need
be 50 DO longer, II they uss "COsrAE's" Extermina-
tor. We have used lt 70 our saiiafactiOn and II q
box cost $, We would have it. We have tried poi
sons, bat they effected nothing; but "Costsr's ar
hele knocks the breath on Of Rats, Nice, Reaches.
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write t
i i 10 great demand al over the county, Medina
(OhiO) GGzefie.
a9-see .'CosIAa,s1 advsrissment above.
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1866.

s'COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect Ratification
meet ng we have ever attended. Every Rat that
eau get IT, properly prepared, viii eat IT, and every
one that eats t will die, generally, A. some place
distant As possible from where it was tsken.-L0is
Shire. Afich Mirror.
Bs-See "COsTAE's advertisement shove.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

Col. J. C. Luttrell, the worthy Mayor and
Postmaster Of Knoxville, arrived in this
city yesterday from Cincinnati, and is now
staying at the Stacy House for a day or
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15
GreeEbaeks are good.

The great decline in prices of dry goods,
hats, shoes, fancy articles, &c, &c, will be
demonstrated by calling at the. auction
rooms Of GEo. SHIELDS & Co.,
may l3-1w q College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

~ TIE GOLDEN Age OF CHILDHOOD preserve
zoe beauty Of the teeth with sozodont, and
,lsn' when the hair is silvered aud the eyes
''nmed with years, the mouth will stin re-
veal two glittering rows Of unsullied ivory.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and WindoJ0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT & HILL,
Al Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mh8-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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NOtiGa.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE will be open.
i ed for business at the Hall Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. No. ~ College street, on Thursday
next and every day thereafter at I o'clock, D m ,
and remain open until oclOck, Vhen It is expected
that the Members will be present with samples Of
Cotton, Grains, Groceries, &C.
All buyers, whether members or not are respect
fully invited to be present.
mar2s-a ISAAC LITTON, sec'y.
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Fine French muslins, just received and
for sale, by CAMERON, GRIER & Co.,
Hicks block, cor. College st. and Square.
ml3-IW
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Greeubacks are good.

wa WILL SILL on Tuesday and Thursday
mornings, at auction, and at private sale,
-I.ag this week, large invoices Of dry
s''is' hats. boots, shoes, dress trimmings,
'a'isies, etc, etc. These goods must and
VIII be sold for toBateUer they will bring.
Alo-lw GEo. SHIELDS & Co.
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Greenbacks are good.
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

Yesterday there were FIVE feet and six
inches water on the shoals, and the river
rising. There is a prospect Of having a fine
tide in the Cumberland for a short season
from the present rise. The arrivals and de-
partures yesterday were as follows:
aRRTvEn
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DR.. McGILL'S
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE,
What every Man, Woman and Child
should Have.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
TUHIs Medicine hss been tried the two lsst years
OF the Cholera, and has proven 70 be the best
preventative; aud the public may rely on lie doing
what Dr. Mc(5ill s9ys Il vii.
Summer Complaint. Pans 10 The Bowels. and 70
give Immediate relief Of those Symptoms Of Cho-
lera Printed directions are on every bottle, with
the age and dose The Me9lc ne - pat up N two
Iffsrent sizez; goa Prce 81 90. six bnttles for
SIS: 4oz price s., or SIX bottles for $40. literal
discount made 10 those Who buy 70 sell again
Any person sending s. By mail, VII receive SIX
boftiss hg aVure9s-
We are now readyt3 furnish 80 those who mar
cal Al tn., ONCE and rooms OF DR.. MeGILIs over
York's Book store, Nashville Team.
aFn2l-Sm
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Greenbacks are good.

See the advertisements in another column
Of "Rooms to Rent" The location is splen-
did, and well worthy the consideration of
those wishing to rent Offices.
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1866

A VOICE FROM THE PAR WEsT.-spssAing
Of ''Cosrars' Rat, Roach. Ant &c, EzterIninator-
''nore grain and prOTis0ns are destroyed annually
IN Grant county ~ Vermin thsn would ray for IONS
Of this Rat and IN ect Killer."-Lancafer (Fisl
Herald
~ See "CosrAR's" advertisements above.
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The Southern Express will accept our
thanks for the latest Southern papers, and
the Adams Express for the latest Eastern.
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Greenbacks are good.

A large lot Of Gsribaldi jackets for sale,
at CAMERON, GRIER & Co.'s,
Hicks block, cor. College st. and Square.
mI3 1w
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Greenbacks are good.

Evidence Of great decline in prices Of
dry goods, shoes, vsrieties, etc, can be seen
by examing the large consignment just re-
ceived by GEo. SHIELDS Il Co.,
mI3-Iw q College street.
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MARKETS,
IBy Telegraph.l

CINCINNATI May IA.
Flour dull and prices nominal; superfine offer
ed at s9s9 90; Extra SlOalO IS.
Wheat dull; holders ask 81 s5az 40 for No. l new
Red, and 81 25 for No. dol snd s2a2 10 for sp ing.
Corn steady at 5sc for Mol.
Rye SOss5c, and demand moderate.
Whisky dull at 50 2l.
Mess Pork held st s31, hut without sales.
Lsrd dull and unchanged, holders not disposed
70 take less than 22c.
fair cemsnd for bulk Shoulders; city cured sold
for l214e; country cured l21{c.
Bacon firm at 1877, l61z and 1879, for Shoulders,
Sides and clear Sides.
Groceries steady.
Gold 100.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

A IL persons having Cams against the EashviIla
IA and Chattanooga Railroad Company, incurred
prior 20 Let July, 1865, are notified that al such
CLAIMS are reierred % Committee Of Dlrecsors,
consisting Of Lev Wade, u. 3. HuRgins, and Thoa.
n. Caldwell, Estls-, who meet To Murfrassboro On
Monday and Iuesdays Z0ta and 27th INST
VIZ. LNEEB,
iet&H Genera s1penEtendsaf.
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1866.
1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small birds is q cruel man whoever aids IN
terminating rats is a bene:actOr. We should like
some one 10 giTs US the benefit Of their experience
in driving our these pests. We need somethng
besides 00gs, cats, add taps for IN business -
Scientific Auercgn, ". J.
sFy-5ee "C0srAa's" advertisement above.
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There's road leading out Of this place
towards Murfreesboro. 1t is called a turn
pike. A gentleman who rode on it, few
days ago, says he had no ides it was turn
nike until be came to a toll-gaie. That was
the only evidence Of the fact he saw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-15

We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
Street, Tor late papers.
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Lace and muslin curtains. A large In
voice from s. to S., at
mis- Nv GEo. SHIELDs 4 20.
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To Milk.men.-Nlilk Tickets tpints and
aarts) on different eolored card boards oil
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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OuR JoB OYFICE.-We are executing every
description OF plain and lsney Job Print
ing in the neatost style, and at the lowest
nrices 81 this Office.