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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Last fall, the Herald was opposed To
Haliandighsm for United States Senator.
II went Its length for JOHN Sherman /
Today Sherman is not a supporter of the
Presidont-Vsllandigham isl Will the
Herald recant its abuse of Vail? Both
are supporting the Government now T!
Politics makes strange bed-fellowsl Don't
1t 2-Plain Dealer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

The wells ofthe Union press have os-
Eitied, and now serve the Cleveland Her.
aid for backbone. 1t has come out in ad-
vance in favor of the Civil Rights bill,
and sincerely hopes the President will
sign it.-CoIRmbas Journal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

When you est an orange in the street,
put the peel in your pocket, it has an
agreeable smell, and when dry will light
fire. By this use of the orange peel it
will never cause 9 fall or break a limb.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
THE * OF on sTocKToN.

At one O'Clock the struggle to Gust Sen
ator Stockton from his seat commenced
by q general running debate, which lasted
till five P. NJ, when the final vote was
reached on the main question, as to
whether Mr.. Stockton was entitled to his
seat. 1t became evident, as the yeas and
nays were about to be called, that Sens-
tor Stewart had disappeared from the
Chamber, and if the vote stood as 1t did
on Friday, with the exception of the Ne
vada Senator, MI. Stockton would be ex-
PEELED. The roIl-call proceeded amid
breathless silence, and the result an
nounced favored the correctness of the
anticipation, for the resolution declaring
him not entitled to his seat passed by a
majority. Ex-senator Stockton, with a
thousand eyes fastened upon him, arose
from his seat, proceeded to the cloak-rOom
and taking his hat, coat and cane, walked
from the chamber a simple citizen.
Mr.. ROGERS on THE NATIONAL AND REBEL
DEBTS.
Jack Rogers commenced business i'm
mediately after prayers in Congress this
morning and usurped the entire morning
hour for a vehement speech in support of
a set of resolutions which he introduced
last Monday, just at the expiration of the
morning hour, and which consequently
went over under the rules until this
morning. The gentlemen to whom Rogers
vaguely refers as " the other side Of the
house" could not comprehend how he got
the floor and how he could keep it for an
hour. Their minds did not become quite
settled on these points till Rogers had got
half through his speech.
ANEW PORN OF PRAYER.
a gentleman just arrived here who
spent Sabbath week in Savannah, says
hat when the clergyman came to the
prayer for the President and all in su-
thority, thus improvised his petition :;
We pray, as we are instructed, for all in
authority in this and other lands"
RECEPTION OF THE VETO MESSAGE.
The leading editorial in Saturdays Ba-
~telIigencer, known to have been wholly or
in part written by the party who furnish
ed the legal argument Of the message, has
so well prepared the public for the points
which the President would urge against
the Civil Rights bill, that there was less
interest in hearing the veto message, to-
day, than in hearing that on the Freed
mems Bureau bill. The galleries of the
Senate were well filed to hear any chance
debate which might arise.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
SLATE ROOFING.
SLATE
r Q Q FING !

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
Material into this section Of the country, We
IeaI that We are introducing no humbug- II has
been subjected to the severest tests for years IL the
Eastoru States with perfect success In our own
state il was first brought into use last
and all who have used it among US give II she nigh
est recommendations.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

General Franklin has resigned, the act
to take effect March 18th.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Thankfu'l for the liberal patronage which I IA ss
received 81 nee my opening here, I hope 10 merit
eontlnuAr &c of the same BY selling goods at Low
Give n ssnother call.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
WILLIAM L. POTTER
Goal Tar and PuIYerized Slate.

This discovery was made several years ago, and
since that time IL has undergone the most severe
tess, and has proven that Plastic Slate possesses
M he Qualities Of an excellent ROOFING material,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

tss loves price, : md ' Tiii L .o ID :. ss : sSs "a rate {:
sdRancs ffeIn cost.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
What The ..Press, say Of rs.

GREAT GFT LIsTmHUII0S. A rare opportunity is
otie5,d Tor o tanning Eat'hes, chaI. :, diamond
Ting-p silYtUuIes etc y Me-srs- ATnndsle a Co.
AZ No. iGI Brua1say. They hsve an inlue Bse stock
Oi att Cies yarym in yaae, and ali are offered az
one dollar each- The Distribution Is very fairly
dOne-yon agree 10 take cerihca'e OF CERTAIN az
tcle enclosed 10 an enYeiOpt, and not required 10
pay your dollar unless You aie sausned Win the az
tale, SMch vii certainly be Wcrth more tnan that
amount, ahd may ties o or SiuD. An excellent mode
this o. investing doiiar.-SiuldGy Tunes, ~ /. Cifg,
FlJYuayB ~, lSu5.
Mes r. A. randals a Co.. have long teen person-
ally known 10 Us, AMI ve bencve them - be very
worthy Ol public cODuuence.-A. J.. Scottish Amer.
jour. Jtnc Al, ltd.
We have resp, cttd, al the Office Of Arrandale &
ca Is Agency f-T European Manuf, turing Jewel
ieis lrge essortnlen of fash. enable and valuable
le1ehy q he newest patterns. We also noticed q
large quRnuiy al iYer plsiei aud underatzEd that
the whole of these newly "a ported articles sre to be
dizpcs OF on q novel principle, giving grt at al
yaniag to buyers, AMI ail-rding extensive em
pOymenttO agents We know the firan IN question
ID ie very Ie peciabe and thoroughly wur,hy Of
puUllc confidence, ami recommend our lnends 70
read he advertisement ~. J.. Abior SepteB-
Dor B 1854
by Messrs. Arranda!e 4 Co.'s arrangement. the
advantages must be oa tie side OF the customer,
Cor ne has elerl thing 10 gain and nothing co npar.
auyely 10 lose. be Knows whst be viii get for his
dollar fe.Orehandt and he need not send u II he Is
not satisfied N. J.. Weekly NeiUs, Aug. g. lso4
EHrlofMEsT F0R LABrE-.-lhs most eligible and
profitable empi yment We have heard ol Tor lad es
- tt a % 81 tilb Aleal u u DiStllu-
ton Of Arrnnlale 20 A isdy OF our aequ mtance
has btea very "a cessiul 10 this way. n0l only m
ulurg her own purse btlt also 10 doing gOO1 turn
10 those 20 whom she SOLD the Certificates. - viii
be seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
cAn 80 be thus eng 'ged.-N. \. Sunday Mercury,
AuLHsf "a, lSI.
IN our columns the reader will find an sdVer ise-
eat e Arrrndalo a Co.'S Gut Distnbuiisn Of
watches, leseiry and sliycrware. In pay ment al
that advert sement We received several sets Of the
leWelry adv It ed, ami We are warranted Ia saving
Inst both In hnish Hnd qual ty, they ceeded cur
eKpec,suous. They turued out 10 be Just what
thsy had been rep enled.- Tue Democrat (Lel0.
~ iUH) .lEg. IL lsGL
AGisN l's.--Me want agents eVsry regiment,
and ~ every town and county In the country, End
those acting ~ such will he allowed 10 ctnts on
every Cert hcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 70 one dollar Agents gill col
lect IS cents Tor every Certificate, and remit IS
cents 20 us either m "a h Or Pos,a = slsmps.
ARRAEDALE & CO.,
lE7 broadway, New York.
or No. 2S4 King sheet, Charlie ten, s. q.
.saau Nj
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24


The following poem was written by Hon.
Daniel s. Dickinson few days before he
died IL is addressed TO his wife:
To Lydia.
10 youths bright morn, when life was new,
And earth vas flesh silh dev ana flowers,
And love We warm and frend-hip true,
8. And hope snd happiness we're ours,
We s'aIied hand and hand 10 thread
The ehtquersd, chaBgefal Path ofiIfe.
And with each other, trusting. tread'
The battle fields of worldly sirile.i
We ra1 gad IN walks obscure, unseen:
Der rugged steep. fhroreh vale and glen,
And climbed along she h.lisides Fr On.
Uamiadiul Ct he future theu.
We caught tie song a sriiest Erds,
We culied the loveliest flowers Of Spring.
Mepighied love "a whispering words,
. Ani time fPed BY on fairy wing.
And IS Dc passed. nov JOYS we're found.
And life was giaddeoed By the br.h
OfprattiinE tales, who clustered ro,.ni.
To cheer with sraii.- -lr humble hear b.
r,--v unrgst ~ firth before tho vor-d,
And phantcms whispered carilry fame.
Who're hopes pround h'nneT uufude Z
And hanpiLe-s loo on a name.
Thus lursd aloug, we rode The dsrk
Ana foamiuG tide Of public life.
AMI proudly dared, with slender Ia D.,
The elements Ct storm ard strife.
But storm and STRIFE. uaDk Heaven, have
passed,
The night has He'd and morning come
And We, tossed mariners, a. last,
Returned once more O. hearth snd home.
But 81 the loved ones God rad gwen.
Two have retiuned-two suaz 20 rest;
ln les gay monr called 10 heaven,
To the bright maosons Of che bieit
They sleep amidst spnfg Forests glad 81,
Where a5Ws its st5san let murmuling waves,
And on az evenings gentle shades.
Wen weep beside their early giav,s.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNIoN OFFICE,
NsehviIle Auril % I1cg

DAILY UNION NFFICE,
Nashville, April q, 1866. !
The meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was largely attended, but uothiH
was transacted except such matters as vii
be found elsewhere.
The following dispatches were received
Nav YoHE. April 25--l2 81.
Gold 80
Cu.ion uiic hanged anE duh, i6 10 81.
by Goods nominal, heavy
ST.. LouIs, ApIil -.
Flour dul and uucharg cd-
Com 90 10 0lc.
o tsfzl 10 47c, advancing.
ioUIsuLrF, April ..
supo flee F1cur 50 70 10 81 10.
com as Co tie
tini- tsc delivered
Whisky s. -.
CScNsAu, Ap7il %
suporhae Flour & q 10 s. -.
Corn hi Oh aAC.
bais IS 90 49,.
Wheat. new Red. 81 90 70 50 20.
NJ BE- fora SIS hu.
lad Isi !. iierci; is a. asked.
Whisky - -.
Clear nidCa lee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RuLEs. lSas-
IJ& BM Ruuow,
". biL
n D. Eurrow.

a B Ruuow,
Vs. BlfL
f kurrow.
IN Nj eau .. g appearing to the clerk ana Mas
ter, thst The deiendau Hsuni III . aaer Marteal
kader snd " IT, MARI, Breyarj, Hill ard Fofi
ana VIE hi.E1tseth, John Spmers ard - o. Marihs.
loan, bfnks NJ snd Ecuortn BSzeurn and Nano.
leon somef- cnndren Of lohn snd Manbs, Rspe-
iesn burroN and child of Banks n, are Mt citizens
% THIS state but OF The stats Of Arkansas aad aisO
Edwkrd Keen sud wife Mersnaa, NaPoleon r.
Mary, Joan Is, snd Virginia keon fsudsuis, an
ron-sesidepi- Of The sts.e OF Tennessee 50 thsi
ne ordinary process Of Law canuct be served upou
them.
ATS therefore Ordered hat puhicsiion Re made
Tor tour sc s-sse weeks. IN ti1e Nashville upian,
q newspaper punlehci 10 the oiy a Nashvilie re-.
Iuuog said deiendants 10 sppesr 81 EeKtc uTt, e
De- iseld a. abe coarthnuse in tha t1,rn of Hun ieg
don, Tens On he mt Monisy IN August next,
thea and there 10 plead. snsaeT % deulur b COM
panan, = 81, or ne came sill be tazen ior COMES
scd as to Them and set f1r hearing er parts
alsIst-aAH "a HAWKINS 4 u NJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
No. 226.

EIOR sALE-A School Cab, in good order with
4 single harness. Prce $50
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
Original Aitschmsnt.-NO aga

3eha a. halgsn Va Andey Miissps-
IT spHesrng from The sf6davd Sled IN tEis csse
that the defendant - concess hiillf o. sirsconds
shai ne croiaAFy roo~ss csunof b. served on BIN;
ioar successive weeks 10 ths Nazhsale Union. no
giyrg ne sad Andey Alisaps % sppear bafrs
lona Mn :, a4osisce q the Peace IN hsdsonvills
noliToe eoeeif. 1en1essee. on the l6th DAY 81
sene, lso1. % znsWer & ea and there the szit A.
tachrn' % - TIE isH directs, or Tie sane nj b.
issen - eonfessed sud heard ex pate g te Inn.
ms ths 81 Gag q DeeemblF, ls6S
2zris-tts JOIN MINIS, LP
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
In Chancery al Livingston, Tennessee
MARCH RULES. Is6s.


NlUT1I HoI01lEI-
" %. Ril.
ssrah ualy, % as.
u this cause Dc appesrn g 10 The Clerk Master
rom @, mplsiasuts tai skich l. ssrorn TO- thsf D.
ien'isnis An.tl ne Holeusn Jane Holman a. 4 Ns,s
ton hoeflsfi children and hers AZ lsW Of sizahafh
hoefiiii, decs ssed, AMI AieEsnaer lazy, aro non.
r,-sidsnti of TIE sale o. Tenuessee - thaf tbs
or1iaary procuss u law cannot b served upoH
Them; 10 - Therefore ordered thst puh cation D.
!nais, ior tour sIoce slFe weeks. in the kashVIle
ufiios. paper nuh.ished IN ne citf a. Nashville
rcquung SD defendants 90 appear Al ne na1t tern
4 the Chsncery Court f1T Overtan county. 81 ~
mes on lenn-, en- the hrst Moadsy of Angus.
next ttea6l aFd pgat, 10 ansser or dennnr san,,
Faaintuis h., o. tue same slll b. ssseE 81 en-
le--fd ald so Coz htaring ex parts.
aprls-wii v. WRIGHT, C.&M.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
Splendid List OF AFuclesi All TO be
sold AZ One BOIlAF EachI

Without regard 10 Valuel Not to be paid
Tor until you know what you are
a -arafvaH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24

AHHAsDALe & CO., Man-faetarers' Agents
No. l67 Broadway New York,
Aunounre that ali OF Tie above st OF goods will be
sold Tor One LkiiaT zach.
Ia con-tqueoce Of the great siagnstion OF trade
IN The Manufacturing dist. let's Of hBgland, through
tie Nar having Ell OF me supp Of c0ttoa, large
quaint y Of Valuable JeWe.Ty, originally intsndesl
Tor she Eugii IA market, has teen sent OF liE sale
ID THIS country i Eiiil BE- al az anu sae7fcs ia
Ger these cream ances, AkRANDAL4E q o., act
ing s. agents for the PTincipal European Msnniac
tLTCrs ave res~lfed upon a great GU AppOrti.n-
nssHt to 10 divided according 70 NE OiIOWng Fegu-
laliUns.
Coluhrates Of the various articles are put into en-
veiopes lpdiscnminatey, sealed ", anG when or
derec, are tsken cut without regard % choice, AMI
sent ~ matt, thus showing no iaForusm On TO
ieceipt OF the ceruhca'e, you vii see Ehst you ART
20 have, and then lt ls 81 your Opltn 10 end ths
dollar and take the article OF nOt- Purchasers msJ
thus obtain = cold Watch, Diamond Ring, or a0j
SCI 81 IeaelrY on our lIsf lor One Dollar.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24

HAVING sOgz0sted the insoiyenry Of the esiste
III OF sarah Taylor. deceased. 10 which Z I'm the
Admin stratoD 20 the Clerk u The County Court OF
omrh county, Tennessee; and an order having
been male for pablo atom in tie Nasty he Union =
negspsi er putiished IN The city q NashviIIe Ten
nessee, for 10 successive wee ~, requiring sll
persous HAVING clalrus against fald estate s Gle
Them, properly authenticated, With ths C.erk Il
fsld Court GA OF before the let day of September,
lS6a, ior ratrtae - Q lcmeut undeT the insciVeni
Avs ui The Sta 2, or they Hhl be ioteger bafTed.
This Is thsref- re- 20 give not of the came April
5.n, ls6-. l~I.s wit-i } n WILLIAMS, Adm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24

EEBEuARY ~. -

e. 80 AsAlAals7H t7laa
@o-lan ff1E 81 20 as, ". Georfe Bai-er 81 als-
- us cause. a appearinz, . tie clerE and Ma
~ tIa- lll1 ofle1ia1ts 5laau bruce. and her 5I-
iilla lA.iisi1n hrura. ant Mar eansiersous SIT
Per hlst-lld, Ihculaa eandensen. are nan. rrsl-
leafs % t1e State q Ien1cssee - inat TIE
efafnaTy pruoefa Of ~ as1Eot - served upon
hen IL b therclore orterst thst puhlicaiion
= Easde fof fur suaoassi seeks in the Nash-
we Dnlo1. usEllGrar p1tllalled n me CITY o.
NASHVILLE, Ieruessee, FetlluTnz sd del-ndauis %
spfear e The ne1t term 81 ne DdNlearF Court q
smith counf y. lo b. hdid 81 Ne aguriiouse N Car.
thase on the bird Eo1day la August lsGs % a.
ser oompiananfs tiil, q ihe sane ell b axes
- onllesaeri ana - ~ le.r1s q paFis A. %
nen D. &. cAAPbELL, Q. An
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24

TuE ELECrlOx IS CmcACa-Thc Chi
cago Tiales states that the late election
IN that city resulted in a substantial
Democratic victory Last year the Re
publicans elected fifteen Of the sixteen
Aldermen yesterday they elected only
nine Of the sixteen, while the Demo
cratic gain on the popular vote Is be-
tween 1900 and 5000
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
Co,,on Movements aud Prospects.

Cotton Movements aud Prospects.
sr.r, tls y y Tnes oi Thursday.
In his circular fer the Cube, Dir. William
Il. Wright gives the iol OWING statement oi
az, t,,,eu,ru iu cotton since the lst of
$50. Nor last. Receipts at the por,s iu
tf.. tuifca staics, l,655 900 bales exports
i. .-.st britain. Tao. goo bal,si exports to
.,iB,.r t,r,irn ports. Al zoe bales; total ex-
-. a.. 4 u.p. UuB bales; stock on hand, sos, UO0
Df which during the past Wcck u-
.Hrd.l ip thc above. Receipts az the ports
$4,000 bales. cNpoits toGreat Britain, - ,u0o
laI,s. exports Ia France, zoe bales; exports
a. other io,eig ports, 4,u0o halcs; total eN-
,...rts a. 600 bales. On the subject ui re-
rript.. Mr. Wright adts; "All kinds Of cvi-
.I...r. have moved fallacIous, and We are
VA tn the dark as 30 how much ls still ga
iar country. particulaFly in Remote and
hitherto iuacccssillc quariers. Tho Prices
Current of thc Suutho.n ports. usually 60
taasersauye ga tone, ana siIsr tu press
otinto4s ihat arc lot almost iscis, have re-
fsatodIv declared that thc supply was
arnrly exhausted, uud cvcu during tno last
week they 'bcieYc that within abe next Two
weeks We may look ior She decrease 10 re-
e,ipts uhich has been 30 long predicted aud
80 rtrA.' This D. of Alabama. From sa-
,nnnah We have ghc presumption that there
IslittIe moro to come hom tAy tutcrtr.' The
New Orleans shect has careful y noted the
decrease iu rccciPis, only 90 ho disappointed
,.y.ry third week 10y "a sudden increase. Ia
former wears there was httic diiicuIty IA
npproximaiug to The total aoout the time OF
thc planting I'D the new crop. This season
tbe close I'd thc cotton year viii llouc show
o.. and o. dry season and low rivers n,sy
,vcu keep some over that date IN the mite
rla-. but what csn possibly De stil. Irii, even
after tbis daie, D. ct small Importance COM
pared With the IrosPecls Cor Abe ucw crop.
especially al abe prsscut heavy rate uf Goa
sunptiou Reports are conhfcupg. but -
nearly as I csn see, about one half ol the
force of former years wtl be svailabla Soy
pIantnr. Evidence such as that oi Mr.
S ephens and kN-sioyeruor Sharksy, given
without uuimus, gees % show thai thc
freedmen. once aisabuscl Ct lmrcas1B-
able expcciationr, has gone 10 work fsr
good warcs guile s. 81 q, On iaci, As The
ialsriuc men In the North.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RuI Es. lsss.

Maretllus Cams and others, defsndsnIs.
IN TINS cause. if aprearng to the Clerk and Mas
ter, rom addSvit, thai the defeudants IT II Baker
and slie Mar nda Baker, Thomas knker and Bu,
nsrd esker, the two hast being minors, are non
re- ideEis q The SAFE OF 1esnessee 20 thar the or
eiaary process Of aw csnnot be % we'd 90 them;
Z Y therefore ordered That puhncatou Re made
ior tour Successive weeks IN tbe Nashville Union.
newspsper puhished IL the city Of nashville
fcnneasee. requiring The sad dgfendants 70 ap-
pear on OF Eithin the f1st three dsy OF our next
Court, te be heid on the first Mondav IN Angus
1865. then and there % plead, OF dennur 10
eompisiuauts bll o. the same vii ls tslea foF
oonissei against them and set for haarine er pare
Sprlo-4tE sN HAWKINS. CAM
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
In ChAncery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARcs RULEs, ls6s.
sys. Supplemental and Amended Bal.

- Supplemental and Amended Bal.
sarah A. Bilbo, e ass-
~ us cause, Il appearing 10 ihe satisfaction a
Of The Clerk and hsssiet thst Ire sssf-u.ispts ~.
Iah a. haho, Atei E. hslbo, Josephine r Rilbo,
NSncy J. hloo, are bon residents of iize STATE q
Tennessee - thst ths ordinary proesss Of iaH
esnaot - served upoE them: Il : tseTefors Or
dsree thAt pGnlostion b zade fsr ioar consecutive
NeeEe n ne Nash7aie UBion. a pessnapsr pub
Ia he'd IL The eiiy al Nashyilia 5reznessee resaIr
ng SD aeieadsat . appesr u ths asxt terra q ne
OnanceTy Jourl % SaIih county, 10 b haid a tbe
tsuft lsuse - CAuliaEe, en- he tnsrd hcniag Ia
s1gns- lso& then and tnsre % psesi. ansssF or
demur 70 coDPlEiRzEts' ban, or de sane gsh -
t2ESn Sc co1lesse1 sd eef 81 heEFina sxparse ss
% hen. d. 3. CAAPBEllL 4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24

For SYPHILIS OF Vensreal Diseases, the Ssmsri-
tan's Root and Herb Juices IL the most potent GER
tam and sfieotusl remedy ever prescribed Il reach
es and eradicates every particle Of the veneTes poi
son, 10 that the cure " thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and Ss healer,
and do not transmit 20 your POsteny that for which
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurshie, the
SamsIitsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every yestige ol impurities from the system, IS well
ss a ! The bad ELECTS Of Mercury.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-24
In Chanoery At Huntingdon. Tenn.
G NcNoil. admir-. ot ais.
- zaltIh Wreht rt sfs.

n ga -u "a o. af sn iufaTiocatory decree q thr
'tsa vif us,fii ai % u.i 10 f1r ufsi. iB az. stovs
- l-', Eo-fe n h-ftty y afn % al s.r5ili.,r. f =
sh', 'r 's-e'i 81 his ui-ir CLANS. duiy pr1rea
- duis nsst uT they s.l h. iorcvsr tsrref
fPuiin-sA ia HAWklN- CAV
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FrBEvAEY RUIEs, 1896.


1 n this cause it appearing 10 the Satisfaction Of
i The Clerk and msste-, from complA.nant's iil,
phitn b. sworn %. that Alfred Wa sou, one q the
nsssee 80 thsf the Ordinsry process Of lac cannot
he served upon him. 70 Is therefore 0r,iered that
publication Oe made, Tor iour consecutive weeks in
the Nashy lie Union, a ncEsVsper Puhl shed IA the
city OF Nashville requiring sad elendSnt q appear
on the bret day Of cur aeXt term Of Court 70 be
held in the iosu 81 McMinnFu q. Teuness &C. on the
iomth Nonuay iu Marc1 next, 20 plead, answsr or
demur 10 comp.Mnsut's Bill, or the same pill he
taken Tor confessed, a. 20 him, aud set TO- hearing
& rarte. >, r. MORFORD, c. AN
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No. 1853.

UHOR sALE.-BUENA VISTA sPRING-11lZ
IL Acres enc small Frame Building Of two room:
lenees IN order; THREE SULPHUR sPRI NGs-
White, Red, and Blark Two Fressiona gpribqu
goe estefn on the nili 68 feet front Ga The Buena
the l351 acres are found hill. glen, bower rearns
rocks "a bold relief PrecIplce, naI springs. crssk
and rou1autc drive. TINS picturasqus Wafering
Phase, IN possession Of the right man, can BE- rsalia
The most ats setive sumner resort atout EazhgHe.
a. 8 beng culy IA miles ffOm the city Il 81 u =
reached y private conEeyanoe, and no Soutf -.
fore many months Wi Be accessible hy street r. n
road. Price 500. on easy Terms. Apuiv 10
H. O. sCONEi, Real Estate Aaeut.
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Reader, here is proof positive Of the value OF
these truly valuable preparations. The old sicken-
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dies purely tgetsble. pleasant % the taste and
RuSffINE CURE.
Sold BY WJ&OW SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets Nashville
DESMOND o., Proprietovs,
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