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Army Of the United States,


! NO MATTER WHETHR RECEIPTS WERE
! ~ oT were not given Tor the same by the officer
making the seizure. Claimants have only %
/ know the name of the officer that took their
! property. and prove the facts by two creditabie
CHAPMAN. HOsMER a CO., Of Wash
lnwon, ID. c., have established a Branch Office NJ
NO. q nolonnade Butldtng, Nashville,
prosecuting Just claims of the above character,
held boy loyal men OF Tennessee against the Gov
onmeut.
LOYAL owners in tennessee are entitled 10
$500 Three Hundred Dollars each, for
their slaves mustered into the military service.
q, II. a CO.'S Branch Office. Nashville. is
giving esPeclal attention 90 the preparation Of
Slave Claims. Their house has been for the
last three months engaged la preparing and
prosecuting such claims IN Kentucky and Mis-
souri. and for two months have been filing large
numbers Of them IN the state of tennessee.
Being therefore familiar with the business, they
oher their services to Attorneys, Agents and
Claimants, confident they enjoy unusual iacih-
Omcers Of the United states Army
Wtl be grathed 70 know that, by a recent deci-
SION q the Court Of Claims, they are entitled to
ave dollars Ger month additional pay for ser
wants, FROM May lst, ls64 60 March Sd lsf5
thlpmaa, hosmer a Co. were the attorneys an
the case decided, and as they have been for over
Two years engaged IN its litigation. ij l. fair 20
say that they can offer % claimants under the
decision, Superior facilities for the expeditions
settlement Of their claims
Lawful heirs of deceased officers are entitled
o. the additional allowance
GoloEed soldiers. upon 6liug their dis
charge papers with G.. Ii. a Co can obtain
bounty Of $500 OF $500, according 20 date of
enlistment The heirs OF colOred soldiers are
entitled % the b0unties that would have been
paid the soldier himself n living
Pensions sre due from the Government l.,
those. without distinction Of color, suffering
from wounds or disability received. or disease
contracted ia the army OF navy on 20 whom
sooyer had d husband. father, son or brother
killed ia battle, or that died from wounds re-
celyed en- disease contracted IN the service. q.
"A & Co. are filing Pension CLAIMS daily, and are
ready 70 promptly prepare al cases that may
offer
Chapman. Hosmer a Co. at their Branch
Once, No. "a eOlonnRde balldinE. Nashville
Tenn, offer their services 90 the people OF Ten
nessee generally. a. attorneys in the Prosecution
OF all lair claims against the Government, and
60 satisfy those who may not know them in
regard % integrity and buqiucss capacity. they
give the following
Nashville keferences.-I homas b sample
Cashier Traders Bank Of Tennessee; A. 4. San
ford. President First National Bank; = T. Nc
Crory. Cashier First National Bank: Adams Glib
son Co, Wholesale Merchants. Hon. Ii H.
Harrison, United States District ATTORNEY. 81
Watson, President Bank OF Tennessee: WINK.
Iobey Co, Bankers; Col r r. Ferry. United
states Tax CJmmislOneg- r. +. AiIoway ESQ.
JOSIAH Ferris, ksq- Gen. Richard VI Johnson.
icb2Q-blmRrl3
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Oriental Pearl nrans.

For Besltifying the Complexion. easctu,fI, 81,
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skin an elegant smoothness not easily attained ~
any 45heT. It's use among the ladies OF fashion ia
lne EaSt, gives II character for efficacy which
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FOR RENT.

GENERAL DWELLINGS IN THF CITY
- and Edgeheld. Also, Eus,uc-s Houses well
located.
ARLINGTON, EAERAR A WEAKLFY.
icbl6-lW Agents. n o. 6s publc SQUARE
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I've tracts ofLand belonging to Minor DouvIass
Co.-one lying Immediately at the Station
ana containing about 100 acres; the other lyine
about two miles from the Station, and confai1inS
about 40 acres, being the tract upOn which We
Douglass Co. - i'"'
ton. MORTON r. 'Uotg III Teili
IeOiZ-td Clerk and Master
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Hurley's PopuIar Morn rnnh-

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pest and most Pala form 20 give M rbiiir.-0
~ Is not surprising az Il is fast taking the Mac
OF ali other preparations for Worms-if bsi, ts-ts
less any child will take il 'e 'aato-
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HurIeF,s snrsanarnln

Inc Lne great Blood Purifier, as Spring and Sum
puTltie5 IRON the blood, and sives beSitb srl
strength TO the system So "0''i'u au1
HURLEY. RUDOLF & co.
prnnriafora
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Mr.. Ed,Oard W.ider, Gty :

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Largest Circulation in City and State


the memory 81 Mis- SALLE L. BRowN. Of
Nashville. Tenn, WhOdied In Selma, Ala, Sepr
ember,. 1866, written at the requSesT, IN, "i ne
,Hertionatelv inscribed 20 her.
EYCNREIE BELL SINCLAIR.
knew thee not, fair girl-thy eye
Hath never gazed In mine.
And vet this requiem wreath OF song
Above thy grave ] Irvine,
For hearts that loved thee but too we'll
Far those thou didst love too,
Aud ous who loved thee best of oil,
weep these tear for you.
Dbi sad. indeed must be the hearts,
sweet girl, that loved thee So.
And lsuely life must be for them,
Aud bitter be their w0ei
Ans j have seen the loved one laid
Beneath the graves damp clgd,
And felt how much Of hope and Joy
Was buried meath that sod
And L can weep with those who weep
Above thy early tomb,
For well know that life for them
H. Swallowed now with gloom!
By hearts that fondly loved thee here
Thou wilt not be forgot;
The place where thou dost sweetly 7eep
Will be a hallOWed spot.
Affections hand will plant fair flower,
To blossom o 'er thy grave;
The blushing rose and lilly white.
In beauty there will wave;
And there, the one who loved thee best,
Win wreathe above the spot
A garland of his tears-and plant
The sweet fOr0e' meant!
And other fond hearts, too will bring
Loves holy offering there,
While with his requiem wreath for thee
Irvine strangers teurl
4 sYrs u fOHriV stranger gruur
TIM haad pigoed FOreyv 10 biYsaD
And one who knew thee not, eutWues
This garland Fer thy tomb.
They tell mo thou vert good and true,
Aud thou vert young and fair
That Heaven had stamped the angel
GA the fair, frBn image here;
Alasl that such a lovely flower
should only bloom 90 diel
ITausplantCd now by angel haudr,
To blossom iu the sky.
A fragile flower, too fruil % bear
The chilling autumu's blast;
She blOssUmed with the summer h1Wcrs.
With them from earth she passed
The roses fade ia winter time,
She faded. too with them;
B. en- a. the lovely lilly droops
And Wither5 on its stem
The hectic, like "a rosy tint,
Grew brighter on her cheek;
While oyeTy day the feeble pulse
OF life was growing weak
Love nursed her then with tenderness,
and sought 10 keep her here
ne HcdUrniv Father i9Jei h.. zoo,
ABd 20 II cINsd her hsraf
The weary feet will tread no more
Lilies rugged journey now:
and never WIli the beauty fade
From that fair angel brow
OBJ : weary One-GOd gave thee rest
sweet be thy dreamless sleep
Why should We bend in s0rToW now,
Above thy grave 10 weep
The pearly gates were opened wide,
To let the pilgrim IN;
The Sayiour's hand unlO07ed for thee
The prisuu-bars Of sin
.icCp now IN pCage-nU tOutstep rude
Thy dreamless rest can break.
TIL Christ shall call the dead Co life
And thou again shall Wakel
Farewell dear one we'll mi thee here,
And Oft in sadness weep:
But thy fair image, memory
sull beautiful wall keep,
" e. mourn the loved and lost, but this
Oar comfort still will be.
Thou never more may come 90 ug.
but irs may 90 10 thee!
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.


Three Farms of from los TO aI4 Acres
each. Also, Personal Property.
Sale Wednesday, March Is, 1867.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE. CIR
ID cult Court of the United States for the Mid
die District Of Tennessee, in case of McFerran
It ais. vs. Mckay * Foster will on the 18th
MARCH, 1867, between the hours of II and 4. on
the premises on DICKERSON PIKE, NEAR NASH
WILLIE, expose to sale 10 the highest bidder the
tract OF land on which Felix G. Mckay now
resides containing 4JS Acres, which tract
has been divided into three farms. containing
respectively PA acres, 100 poles; les acres, l50
poles and ~ acres. 6 poleS-bOunded on the
north by lands of Robert Cartwright; on east by
lands Of ). 5. Hall and Thomas Walker: on south
by lands Of John Eubanks and on west BY lands
OF N.D. Phillips and Caroline f. Beel SOLD
WITHOUT REDEMPTION.
IERMS-One-th third cash, balance on credits of
q, T. Is and "a months, purchaser 10 give secu-
MY; interest IRON date and lien retained.
ALSO. AT SAME TINE AND PLACE, will sell for
cash al the personal property of the said Felix
q. Mckay, consisting of household ana kitchen
furniture farming utensils, blacksmith tools
three mules, two horses, one yoke oxen. one
mllch COW, ETC., etc, etc. etc
+. r. CAMPBELL.
IeDlZ-ld Special Commissioner.
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For Rent.
To ihe Creditors OF Iudge Thomas
Nancy. Deceased

DY ORDER OF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID al Nashville. In the cases Of I. h. Atkinson
IS. ", l.. Murtree. Trustee, ana others. you are
hereby notified 10 Gle Slam against the estate
Of Judge Thomas Nancy IN my Otlce, oN ca
BEFORE APRIL /. 1867.
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. aniM.
F.kE sTT los Al
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR
i delivery, goods manufactured at Lebanon
Tenn, by MeSsrs. VIM. GTisnam q Co and snb'
leet TO the charges annexed to each name par
ties concerned will please call and GET their
goods So '"ei
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new ORLEANS TRADE
R 60 Pc N E D.
The Magnificent steamer,
DAVID WHITE,
DIR. II. B. SHAW, Master,
DR.. T. J. SHAW, CLERK,

WIN Commence Making Regular
w Trips to New Orleans and all intermed-
ate ports, on the opening Of the season. The
DAVID WHITE was purchased expressly for
this trade, and has been refurnished, re-ftted,
and thoroughly Overhauled, and pronounced by
good Judges to be one Of the most comfortable
and substantial steamers on the W estern waters.
sonny furnished cabin capable Disseminating
one hundred FIRST class and fifty second class pas
sengers. Her capacity is eight hundred tons and
her accommodations for carrying freight are
unsurpassed. Standing A No. ] with the Board
Of Underwriters, this steamer commends herself
to shippers Of Cotton and Tobacco, while her ele-
giant finish renders her highly acceptable to the
travelling public.
The DAVID WHITE win leave Nashville for
New Orleans on the first rise in the Cumberland
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
STRATTON, CHENEY Il ROY, Agents,
No. II Broad Street
octl1-tf HARRISON i SONS Agents.
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ARKANSAS RIVER FARM
r OR ALE.
Fifty MILES above the iMoHth OF Ar
kansas River,
Containing 800 Acres of Land !
I75 ACRES CLEARED AND UNDER
coon FENCE.

HAS on II A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
IL Gin House with Mil attached Kitchen,
Negro Houses, Clstern in gOodt repair, Smoke
House, Barn, etc In a good neigh borho0d, and
about LOO acres above overflow.
Apply TO JOSEPH BRANCH. C. 2. or j. A.
MARTIN, on adjoining places. or al this office
Nashville Uhion and Dispatch copy four weeks
aud send ball 20 this uthce.-(5iumbid Hrraid
and GT-et'p. ianAi-lm
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Norid-renownet tor its superior quality. HavinF
been introduced only about six years, il has 10
come the principal in use with those who want
decidedly the best ink for records that can h
used. Tor counting houses. banks or schools. ii
rs une9alled and needs only 10 be tried 10 be an
everywhere. ''7
HURLEY RUDOLF 4 CO. Proprietors.
Corner Seventh and Green streets,
p,utLp Louisville, Kentucky
harWei; LItterer & Csbler Pulliam 4 McCu
i0ugh; Blood Gregory, Nashville. aud byt
OIuhklsls iunel}-iydkw
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John Browne vs.. III. j. Jones and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville in this case, rem
dered at the November term 1866, / will sell at
the Courthouse, at Il O'Clock,
Saturday, February gard, 1867,
lot No. So, at the corner Of Barrow and Russell
streets in Edgeteld, fronting IS feet on Russell
street and running back 10 feet. and having up
on 1t neat frame building containing about six
TERMs.-siz, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit, with interest from date
Notes With approved security required and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption.
teb2 I'd M B. HOWELL, G. 4 M.
VIM. G. M Campbell and others IS. VIM.
2. Lawrence, ct. al, and
VIM. G.. M. Campbell and others ys. Vim.
b. Lawrence, ct. al.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE or THE
! Ciiancery Court at Nashville, rendered In the
above cause, consolidated at the November term,
1866, will cell nj the Courthouse al l. o'clock.
on
Saturday, February card. 1867.
Il tract Of seven acres Of land, on the Lebanon
turnpike, at Mill Creek
TERMS--Six months credit with interest.
Notes with approved security required and lien
retained Sale free from redemption.
feb2td NJ. b. HOWELL. G. a N
r. NJ. Balch and others VS.. John Hugh
Smith.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
cause, l viii sell at the Courthouse door, at u
O'clock. on
Saturday, February 23rsi. 1867,
lots Nos. and Q Of lot No. y in the plan of
Balch and Whiteside's addition 90 Nashville
fronting 50 feet on North College street aud run
ming back ~ feet
Trims OF SALE Six and twelve months
credit. Notes with good persJual aecuHty g
quired and lien retained Sale free from re-
ieb2 ID M.B. HOWELL. GAM
Eliza Jane Wetmore Vs. Moses W. Wet
more and A. Y. s. Lindsey.
IL FURSUANCE OF A DECREE Or The
4 flnrsry Court at Ma hvile IN the above |
lhu.-.. ease. will sell al the Courthouse at Il |
I'clDrA. &c., on
Saturday, February rs3d. lsGz.
hree vacant lots IN EWing's addition 10 Nash
nile, being Nos. 80. ll6 and ~, the former /
renting y feet aud the latter n feet ear4 1u /
" gilmore street. between living avenue and /
stevenson street. AID oil Of said lots ruuniUs
Jack 40 feet 70 an alley.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue-third casb and hal i
ance % credit 81 si1 and twelve months. with /
interest from date. Notes with approved ss 1
uuty required aud lien retained. n equity 4
4 redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL. G. AN
ANDERSON. JOHNSON q SMITH.
ish2-td Agents.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY. KY, /
October "A, 1861. !
Edlodrd Wilder. Louisville. Ky:

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p P. HEWITT.
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LoUTsvHLE,lKY. October u, 1866.

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Afr. Ei,onrd Wilder, Cd,.

Mr. Ei,oard Wilder, Or:
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Louisville, Sept. %, 1886.
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A parcel ofland frontingO on the west side of Ne
Lemore Street, between Jefferson and Haslam
streets, "a feet and running back with Jefferson
street about rs feet to II foot alley, and also
running back about leo feet with Haslam street
and with an alley from Jefferson 70 Haslam
street about 2jO feet. See deed in book a. page
l37.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits of six and twelve
months. Notes with approved security required,
with interest from day Of sale and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
febl6-td
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1000 CIR ES
OF CHOTCF
Middle Tennessee Land
FOR SALE.
within seven hns, Of Nashvsna

IHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS BOP .4Tr
i i,OOv Acre IL the Tract ct Land Ca Th.-h
ne fe-ide1. II b. Hu7rcptibie lf Convenient dist.
10 = eAeeelInRly reh, aui b. especially
adapted 60 Grasses. One hatf ~ t6s frs'r
BE- nov On laNurilut graa-. the balance ir timber
"ui'h, b. the aid 90 the NorhWrafer1 kHlraaI
which passes through %. could be a1iI iu N8.h.
Vile Tor more than the whole land would r5.f
II you desire one Df The best stock AaFaas
eE or offered Tor sale IN Duyid-1u rauufy sUrfy
a. once. / am determined o. trI.
/ offer, also, g large number 1i Thorough
bred stock -rereral hne ssallIuus from flur
b. xix years old. isw Mare and % number lf
one and two year Oh CUits-s.Fne 8l them III
hue condition tS be trained The nett ae4-ln
II the Stallion are Rot sold soon. thsy y.iI h.
fIfmed On favorable terms.
/ ALTO offer Tor -als pair % Thorough
bred ssriaitsg-, we'll nIf"he1 Hrt broke O..
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L r O A D .
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville
for Washington, New York, ana
all Points East and south. Close
Connections Made at ChatIa
nOOga Morning and Eve
ming for ali Eastern ana
Southern Cities.
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Saturday, March ., 1867,

tract OF Land in the town Of G0Odlettsyile
containing two acres and los poles, described a5
follows: Beginning az a stake, DeFOrd's corner
thence north deg. east with his line i % 100
poles % stake, his northeast corner in Burn
poles % g stake, (his old cOmerJ thence south
u deg. west with his line % 54-lO0 poles, to a
stake, being Phipps' corner; thence south 10
deg. east with his line, and 3l-l00 poles % a
stake m the edge Of the road or street; thence
west with said road or street II $1,000 poles, 10
the beginning.
TERMS Cash, subject 10 redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
ieblO-td Clerk and Master
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IN, PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause, Will sell at McEwen Station, on the line
d Nashville and Northwestern Railroad in
Humphreys county, at u O'Clock, on u
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ED. R. PENNEBAKER, Agent,
No. q South Market street.
Nashville, Feb. 3, lS57.-2w
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John Browne W. II. ]. Jones.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court in the above cause will sell
at the Court House in Nashville, at y O'Clock. on
Saturday. March .. 1857,
Lot No. 80 in Shelbys Addition to Edgefeld
fronting 80 feet on Woodland street running
back 40 feet along Oak street.
Also, Lots Nos. "a and S. in Shelby's Addition
Go LdgeGeld, each lot fronting 50 feet on Russell
street, and running back l70 feet 20 an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of six twelve
eighteen and twenty four months. Notes with
good security required, bearing Interest from
day Of sale, and lien retained. Sale free from
redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
iebl6-td Clerk aud Master.
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Peleq Blakely, Trustee, vs.. Joseph Creigh-
ton.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
4 Chancery Court al Nashville in above named
cause will offer at the Court House az Nash
Vile, at Il o'clock A., on
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING HOME EVI-
H dence Of its medicinal virtue. and try it in
your own family circle:
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A. K. Morrill, & Co. VS.. Minor. Doupl,ss
q Co
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-11


RUSSIAN AnKRIcA--The Terouto Lea
der. in an article On the Rinse Amealcan
treaty, says:
Hardly an event could 10 more un-
expected than thak of vhicA the tele
graph brings US intelligence from Wash
In gton- Russian America, with its ne,
teen hundred niles OF seacoast en- the
Pacific and Hsfsiag straits has been ced-
ed 10 the United States.
Il. is quite possible thst the world
will not get ut the bottom Of this Russo
American agreement all at once. The
treaty of cession has been laid before
the Senate; but is that the whole story?
Is there no secret agreement behind II
No understanding OF the part of the
United States is to play in the event of
England going to war with Russia, about
the Eastern question. literally, so far As
England is concerned, for the preserva
ton of the Indian empire? Rumors to
this effect found currency some six
months ago, and it is not at all improba-
bic that they were not wholly unfounded.
Russia may have sought the alliance OF
the United States, and the latter exacted
as n condition the cession of Russian
America; the agreement being that the
cession should be announced and the
rest of the bargain kept a secret Time
will reveal the truth; but in the mean
time suspicion points in this direction y