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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11
w AR NEWS.

An official letter from Lieut. Wyman, of
the Potomac fotlla, says that on the 9th in
slant, seeing the Confederate pickess with
three camp wagons and mounted officer
coming down the road to the souJhward Of
Ffeestone Point and halting at some build
ings near the beach, he directed the steamers
Jacob Bell and Anacostia to shell the build
ings. After Smelling the buildings and hill,
and driving back the pickets, Lieut.. McCrae
landed with a few men and fired four houses,
which have since burned to the ground.
They contained suffers stores, -four, etc.,
aud as eight hours elapsed before the fire
subsidized. the quantity of stores must have
been considerable. The Confederates fl ed
but few musket shot.
There are no advices of any further hos.
tilities at Dam No. 5, Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. After retrieving the guns under
cover Of the night the Confederates with.
drew to a safer distance.
The Washington Republican of Tuesday
Alphabetically General Stahls brigade
went out towards Annandale, in which vi
entity, IL was said, they encountered Con-
federate force, with what result we have not
heard; but after the engagement had com
menced, a despatch was sent to Gen. Blen-
ker's headquarters for more troops and a
battery, which were Immediately sent !"
The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphIa Inquirer gives the following version
OF the above affair 1.-THE Confederates
drove in the Federal pickets, this afternoon,
again, at Anandale. Four regiments of
Blenker's brigade went out to strengthen
them, and the Confederates fell back No
body was hurt.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11

In the Senate yesterday Messrs Sumner
and Fessenden presented petitions in favor
of emancipating slaves by military authori-
ty. A bill introduced by Mr. Harlan, to au-
thorize the President to acquire territory for
the colonization Of free negroes. On motion
of Mr.. Hale, the Committee on the Judicie-
ry were instructed to inquire into the expe-
diency of abolishing the Supreme Court, and
of establishing new Court upon different
basis.
In the House, Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio,
asked that the memorial of the late Police
Commissioners of Baltimore be referred back
to the Committee on the Judiciary, with in
structions declaring that Congress alone has
the power to suspend the privilege of the writ
of habeas corpus, that the exercise of the
power by other persons is an act of usurpa-
ton, and that the memorialists be delivered
to the custody of the United States Marshal,
with view to a speedy trial, if there be
probable cause for such proceedings. Mr..
Pendeton discussed the questions involved !;
sketched the incidents connected with the
arrest of the commissioners, denied the le-
gality Of their punishment and claimed that
the authority to suspend the writ Of habeas
corpus was vested in Congress alone, and not
in the Executive. The resolution before the
House was intended to be a protest against
the exercise of the prerogative on the part of
The PRESIDENT. The whole subject was f.
nally laid on the table by vote of lob to
O.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Alta regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
held December 10th, 1861. there were present,
Stephen Shinn, ESQ.,, President;
Messrs. Wylie, Bell, Harmon, Jameson, VAN
SAINT and lacey.
On motion, it was
ted to obtain from Mr. Benjamin Barton, Secre-
tary pro tem of the late Board, whatever books,
papers, &C., the property of the Corporation NAV
now be in his possession.
An order that the Joint Committee on Finance
examine and report the condition of~the Auditors
office was received from the Common Council and
passed.
Ordered, That the clerks of the City Council
have the proceedings of each Board published in
the "Local News" on the terms heretofore paid
the alexandria Gazette"
On information from the other Beard, that thew
were ready to proceed to the joint election OF the
Corporation Ulcers, the Board met them in con-
venton for that purpose, which suited as fol-
lows:
Fer Keeper Of the Aims House-R. Hodgkins.
For Police Constables-T. J. Edelin, and T. II.
Stiwell.
For Weigher of Hay-Wm Ring.
For Harbor and Ballast Master-John Kelly.
On motion, the joint meeting then adjourned
The Board received from the Common Council.
resolution granting the petition of J. Jones and
others for permission to build an add,,ion, con-
sistlng of :" be ard gallery to the house of said
Jones, on Royal street, which was laid en- the Ia
BILE.
An order from the other Board. directing the
Auditor to furnish the Committee N Public Pro-
perty with a list of all the rented property, 10
wnom rented, to what time, the amount per an
mum, and the amount due, was concurred in.
On motion, the Board adjourned
JEFFERSON TACEY,
Secretary pro. tenn
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11

::s@ WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, of
EA. moderate size for small family in "A CEN
trail location in this city; or a conveniently fur
nished ROOM, with board, for a gentleman and
wife. References given if required. Address,
stating loo lily and terms Box $50, Post Office.
dec LIT
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11

GA TO RENT-A very substantial FIR
Z.l PROOF WAREHOUSE on the wharf, near
Mr.. George d. Fowle's Warehouse, secure from
any damage of the lower floors being overlooked
by the highest tides.
dec II-1w# JOSIAH H. DAVIS
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HARRTIC.

In Washington, on Tuesday, the 10th of De-
cember by Rev. P. w Cornelius, C +. EDWARD
SCHUYLER, to Miss ANN E. CROOK, both of
Alexandria,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11

The MAYORS OFFIcE.-This morniag sew.
eral small police cases-a man for i'll treat
ing his wife, another for keeping disordily
house, came up, and were disposed Of
L. II. Stillwell gave bond and qualified as
police constable. the other officer, T. l. Eide
lin, having qualified some time since.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11

The RIvER.-There has been a consider
able show of briskness upon the river this
morning. Three or four river craft arrived
up with wood and grain. The steamer
Mount Washington has passed up. and the
steamer Champion. and several large vessels
passed down.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28
steWart County, STATE OF Te1....

Z Ver..Jsme1 n Sf.S.oNo,I !. n COURT "a
ss-HS1iton Q sell land. Il appeariaE to b., g.,
snts Dill, mat Thos K McCarroll, Pr1res w~cs,S
1eS Arfoti, SAEes AeCarro, Sa1ueI aIcCErroii -
AcSafroL heirs az Law Of Francis MeCarroli -. p
tss ~ ne state Of Tennessee. z Is thsrfk
N.shPsI1 S DC nAle Tor four eon1eeullFs s.a ~
asu.LS UNION AND AMERICAN, ueWspapar
~ "a reg utring aid resien = L. IL -
oeors me n saees OF the COUNTY csurt sf slsss-r
noIosn - ne ceurt house, in said eonnfv N -, ~.
Lenneasee, TIE hrst Monday IN January ~ "a
or oemar 70 cOmplainants bill, or the Ssrre .II -
i7'eo - 70 thsn and set down for bearing exparss
dec7-w4t-pr'sfse a. =. COoh, csfkl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

Four Horse nzail Coach.
fVHR Lincoln county running regarly hfeems
FayettevilIeto Tuilahoms; leaving
fuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday
Thursday andSaurdayto the malta
Fsyettevesnd Tuahoma the sccommoda
sion Of passengers J. B. Smith, agent, Tullahsma. Good
cams and careful drivers The fare through dollars
n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28
Notice to Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Rail-
ROAD COMPANY.

s-.- - ~. n EksavILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1851
TreiRhts fre the West consigned to the the Nashville
II Chattsnoosa Co., st Nashville and designed fer ship
me, over Of said Company arriving Nashville
greater be shipped Immediately the road
or stored IN warehouses Of the company that temporary
and prc tedon the be found elsewhere
and for the purpo Of hgvHg the charges for storage
able and uniform arrangements have been made with Messs
uv,s Ard Harrian No the
fsrs az cost copsgnee Of S1le per ton Of 1900
pounds which viii Extra DrsySge storage and handling
Insurance hrons all incidental
to storage They agreeing to protect the Freight, for forty
ifSosr sado1ai charge II protection for that
nSs "a time 4 found necessary esuse-zhcA NOT
Gnticirated partcusr sssntDn viii be psd 70 da,aHd
each lot forwarde plbssssss ta.Iiion win 3 madk
10 give erpsdtoa rte IL, irtis Ina and citrate NJ
'ss'''y .., sssIsFs st Nashville q COIN s.,.
aEAEzAl rkk'sAT o'sscs k.sasI1t AID RzoA1ga 3 n
AH and ss thu aeh iess, ts i ssr Desstr, ali points
q NeEphis and Ch1fez1or u5thefeonnectng hoad1.
WI Be received and sent isrss ~ delay, =
10 insure pranpt sliendon4 4 hsvs plain shlpping
neykss tns as asi Il lees .s = - :"
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Insolvent Notice.

UTAVING this day suggested the Clerk Of the County ocu
OF Hickman county, the Insolvency Of the estate Of Jnea
Wells therefore all persons holding claims
d estate are hereby notified file them, properly authn
ted with Clerk Aforesaid before the LIST yof St
Ser e claims against the said estate viii be adudaed
on that dag distribution. This n AZ 9Th. 16f
iuue9- w4tpr afees3s ELI WILLS, Admir-
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~. Cash system.

1sT resolved Cor fine article Of Paraf
nne YArnish Of the best quality quantities suit pur
ehasefst ~ sr BENZ SHIELDS 4 co. :
Also, censIgnnen Perunery EnYeiops for sale to The
trade. lJsn23-tfi b. =. 9. 4 90.
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q Al fecefi1t 10 FalI stpek Of Pisnofortes from "a
,I0Ir 1aclolle which viii he the lEest o1Gee
&c t.3 1lSnrny soma A. q. Gale 90 Haynes Brothers
4dbgrry Soebeiler echidt ali of which viii be sold
advance cash Negotiable All
and 6Dea received together With Accorde0ns
Eniius, flutes DrumI Brass Instruments, axe For Bargains
come 70 nae" 1t member 3d. JAZZ "A. MccLURK.
aeptl6-H' seaa7 "A sf.s9r 49, ( -
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HIGH PRICE FoR NEGROES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TNHTS FIksT CLASS ROADSTER, will his season for
1901 at the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 4 and closing July the 4th $50 the season. and S
for insurance,
He beautiful black, years old, trotLed st Athens In
1860 10 50, and certainly handsome and perfect
horse in HE action that has been brought the State He
bred in Vermont imported by g. R. Jennings, and by tie
Hatch hcrse he BY Ii Oo he BY Ole Black Hawk he BY sher
and he the Original asn Morgan Dam by puroc, Or
d. St. Charles Or or. d. Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
bines four Of the bsst trottng crosses known.
NO. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old. by Vermont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury., will be let to % at Is the season, $40 To
insure. He is very promising
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years DID, by Old Washington dam excel
lent Trotng Mare will be let Mares at $40 the
0l5 TO insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above slions Good Blue
Grass pasture the farm Of T. Tanning, and grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
NASHVILLE, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kmba will be ready all times show the stock to
gentlemen,
Refer toJ. Owen, Of williamson Col. R. Allen Of Sum
ner 7. Tanning Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. 6ooch, Of Ruther
ford. nAr5-H
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To BalfIznors, Phl1es.s.,'.. - = I
: Doa.9n, ana the ems =, 49, y
WaanfnRkofs c5f -nAe u
tEEEEAHs CHIC AND n2r~.
-, rs..a - -. a isrninets a o.
r ~ 80 -. md ces1rabus On a. n -
~ eonnects Hltn Railroads for and fro1. 81
West, soath-prest saa norrs.Ss =
psI,.ssI... NJ Route can vac tbs sst.. - Il
1ni,aaeisnle sr York, or Boston a. IL 49,. y. z, =
1crk Or Boston Alone ~ otber lins - go q iif
sbe Fs-ts eaa also Be Procured via W. q
ens A-sesln elties. q AZ aiditiosal -h,r- ~
si.sp.ng cAfs aieiched . al nirht fr.iz- =
tleks.s 600 unil aseds viz TIE priV5Isua ~ go.
Business H'en an trayslors Cor ylsssufs 4,
80. :. - Eastefn Cites at conrsrslIrslo 1i :
TIE scenery e celebrated fdr It's 9ondrfrf :
= r "A ne World rs srn 4 az - -
lsrfe sEount q double track. il sc 49, y
lane q tas oonPany1 lnssI % he s -. es
1hrsug Tickets and baggage oks-r-.... -.
ne principal kailrcat and slea54f s. r =, - =
AsN iOf AessS - ts aAitinuss 81 oiia Rrlir,.s
NJ 1astsl IFsI,.I -, ~ =.
IL y fOLB, (7ene-,.I .f.|,.I - - p Z, = y
n III. #LLT.TVAM a.. = - = ~. y
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New Spring Goods I!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

II AM receiving my Stock Dress Goods which pro
pose to sell extraordinarily BONG exclusively
ash business enables de this and1 make
It the interest all to call and stock Of Dress Goed
embracing, White and Linen Goods DomeSs OF all kinds and
in fact everything could desire
again call the attention Of those Indebted TO Mich
olson Co. Nicholson Humphrey myself, to their
settled accounts, fer the times suea demand immediate
scton in such ID. HUMPHREY.
RpE-ly
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= Land for sale!
zhs undersiFned VIII eel hisplant -
49, ION, called CAFTTAL yTEw, lying en- ~ 5{35
1E4| tie nsTth Eide Of Cumberland River, && ~ ~
Ez1sE y hreemiesfrom the City o. Nashville, "a
N1f-N "a ooutaing about Three Hum ~
- -dred Acres He viii sAli Il all 80 4na.
together In uns tracts ietss to suit petera Or
viii exchange il for vel improved property p the city. It is Of
TIE best ausiity q 1s veil Watsted half Of
p euiyaoh, and thebslanee in fne timber and pasture
Thefe two COCA dwelling houses good barn and stables
Dor Information applF b the undersigned John d. lanes
sep20-tL TH0S. g. JAMEe.
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Prints.

NTE are daily receiving American Priats, torhioh -
vise The attention Of dealers poR CAm osEx q
and toI sell ntea cheaper than any Western house and
Ahord to doit. IAMEs Low = CO.,
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NOTICEro cOsgeEEs-
louisville ana NashviIEe RalIro

ON and sisr April iIfs ne FFsEhs MI hsdslfsr
the L0uigys and Nashville Eailoaa nntli chzr1s1 1
on Gre paid c0nsigness viii Be no3ed q ~ arrival II
Goods, together with The anount Of Charges Tts yStu
facilitate The adjnstnent af All eair f5z os 1s.sz
oTerchargs ard has been iouna nessr4 In sr1rto e1s
Agents TO 70 ne asnsrsf css - rsqaird
rsgu lstons 81 ne Company
nsr20-2z =. b, ANlERsoN s1
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Corn. Hay ana sars.

- sell low for cash. Also,
POTATOES, FLOUR AND osIOHsETT1
AlArge lot for sale cheap. Also,
EXTRA ZINE RRoOMs.
200 dozen veEy hRe Bro0ns jas.rsovsd On oousnmsnl
are Offering very cheap Nov IL Jour time fr GOD Rrosn
nar77-R cIaSe5 ~
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waRNarIGE

TSRoM and after this dAfe viii szcnsse1y for
Cash al my CLERKS have volenteesed for the ADD
s's ss.s S0'i's : 's'' a. s-s9 Sy horizons 90
3,S CoIsN AND HAY. SO
70 a NAGS prime White Corn, - = - g
4f44tND no bales noe Tinsthy Hay,
s Just Feeetged ADD for aAle lor for cash.
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NOTICE TO sEFIPPERs.

EAsHyILLK CHATTANOOGA r. r. Col
Superintendent Once,
Of Georgia, being repaired used every exer
ton accommodate the business Local stations In.
Guiding Chattanooga But that the in the State
Road been repaired and Trains running
Atlanta We think duty regular turn, accord
dates the eghs that have during the su
pension sf Interpretations the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Therefore, more Local stations incu
ing Chattanooga be received until further
string equal justice ALL during unprecedented fnsh
freight request all parties in the city interested In the
shipment both, through and local freight furnish Us with
statements Of freight ready for shipment that they may
tered upon Books and their regular The Mani
tests from Steamboats, and the Louisville road, win show
themselves IS to dates. E.W. COLE,
febl6-n Superintendent.
OOOEE HOUSES CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
HIs Hotel spacious brick building just completed
ThePropretor has Incurred heavy expense in fitting uF
adfurnshing the rooms, to make them and comfortable
The the visitors
Hvelefs and the proprietor can afford ample accommodations
for 5 persons An mnbus with good and team,
TO passengers the Hotel
depot again Tbs proprietor to make rsclass
Hotel and hopes to share liberal patronage:
HOUSE PAINTING, ...
FEfHE ubserber prepared to execute with the greatest
style and ers which cannot fail give assc
ton He 10 also prepared to execute all manner Of
HAngin st the services Of tbs
and experienced artists.
The subscriber request persons having work nsto
eve him call before making Anal srrangsmsnts
marchsd1 No 50. Union st. between cherry and sunasr
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
NAE have on hand large stock OF fine Virginia T0bac
Wv co, also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
are enxious to close out very low. general assortment Of
C1gaEs on hand.
isne9s LELLYErT SMITH
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y
srnndses. wines. TsBacess, olgars, &e.
o0Rs1n 0okEsox zaD 0EtRdE sr2kEzs
Nashville Tenn. 1873
WYE ARE IN REcxrP1 or LARGE AND wE1I.
w seeesed stock Of ore3ries TobaocOs, Lquor
ssd in Pat follows, which ss iavi's ne a.
SUGAR, moLAssEs AND sxRUP.
= hAds Loussn. Sugar sOlSls. LOrerhgs pOEaefea
3 ssl ,s Slaslasd "a sd sssI5i r..f su,.,,
100 bsIs Plantation Mossses 50 halfbs Rssned Mosssss
100 hall bbls Piasation Mo opsskas ist Louis Golden
50 iis Beaned Moi.s..s 50 pT Nsz orleans Golden
50 bsls Coverings B chrush. syruP;
- 'As' eeFEEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio coss 50 bags Old COL Java 0oss
'aegfs WHIsRY.
100 bbls Rectined WhisAy; sotb RObsrtssh esua Nd<
10 K Espi; ni'' 30 s ass susAs old h.s
spunchsons II irish and Scotch WhisEy. & s
BRANDEKsS. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seignets 70 casks E.fel,a Vine
lOgss s: s...sOs4,a, Drprs, e:
10 Z United fTopIisic9s 8 Pt. einss Wine:
ian b. Brandy; : e baskets ohsnPHsae' !.
ioS Ginger S p ss1 Isnsn &C cOrdlalt
q " RssS~-rg ssSS - Do e gSss aa
TOBACCO AND CIGARs. sl rs
s ssS pS '1 E.ssaais Tssssso trand'i
IS kegs Smiths Pancake Tobaccot
, sS GOO Superior Havana cigars-vsTOus Brnnds
1900 |" - Domestic ~ = !" I" ~ -
CANDLES AND SOAP.
s goo s BE-, tar osnss sSSG9ss :tssIns Candles
l50 or" $50 boxes Soap Fariouz kfadsi
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 supsrhne I"
LOO bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour. -
= SUEDRIESs N s a..
1000 sacks fine and coarse Sslh l0Qdosen Buokets,
500 bbis KanaWhs Salt; 51AesE Tubs
1000 keys Nafis and spikesj Is f&cks,S Alnonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware; so bills recans and Fiiberts
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 Sbs English Walnuss;
100 sasks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms
1905 pounds Bar Lead 100 dozen Zinc wazh Boards;
so bags Shot assorted sEes 500 reams Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove 0ysten; 50 bags Pepper;
Is csses sardines, u and Il g Allspis; p,
boxes; 50 bxs Ground Mustardi
50 bxs Lemon Syrupi so Fire Crackers;
$50 Pks Raisins 50 hbis Older Vinegar
100 /" Msck@rel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of other articles.
nar6-a EDWARDS HARRIS co.
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WANTED.

the Trsaagsy Iron Works, Rscdnond. Vir3l1la- One
a Hundred Noulders, Maehinests md Biasksnisnss 70
Sfe Ordnance and Ordnance Fxtns, for he cenas-Af-
hates. Anbiinstiona mrst b msdasaEfy q the ~
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Secession
FLAG Il ADGES
LUK's.
Y7-a As ron street.
Land for sale

I'm accordance with Deed Of Trust made 20 ~ "
February, 1861, will sell 70 the highest b,s.
house in Nashville, the 25th day Of May 1851 ~ 2
part Of the OF land therein conveyed containing
hundred hy fsur acres, situated Cumberland
said and Hdes Ferry turnpike road In Davidson
co1nty The tract Of land propose 10 SELL IL among
best rnrs the county, with comfortable frame dwelling
and with other necessary out buildings The soil superior
fertility about half cleared and the balance In
timber cannot be surpassed quantity quality
the same number Of There is about half Ct tie tract
with no neumhance upon it, the other has ein clear
title vii given to the from redenptien.
N. B. Hyde resides the premises and his connenced
maop, and is DESTROYS Of remaining until the end Of the
year. will reasonable TO the purchaser The terms
OF sale will be Thirty ave Hundred Dollars cash, the bal
ase the rate Of Twenty ave Hundred Dollars annually from
Iein retained T HYDE,
apIsD-twtd - Trustee Of n B Hyde.
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N nrInn-nrlsa

VHTE are preparsdto do ths TIn-BioOf ng aua 3
w Sheet METAL Werk ne.ssxrs snbuiidlnr ID
most SUBSTANTIAL snner and viii cont r tur g ne
est possible rates 7. NJ EufAAK 4 CO.,
FifStdOor below Poss onsses chnrsh StrsI
ApS-d&V Nsahsiffs, Ten
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ROCK CETY sTUCCO wO n X
Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE hand and constantly supplied the very
best Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris and gydszc Cement
WM ST0CKELL,
feb17-W2m No n Broadway, Nashville. Tenn.
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HAD Quarters CoNAIssARY DEPARTzEsT,l
NanhEiIIe. Tennesaee. Mav a. lSfl.

Nashville, Tennessee, May 30, 1851.
RJoTICE shereby given by the COmmiSsay General Of the
State desires contract for substance for re
Provisional force Tennessee Volunteers the Held No
subsstance but OF the best quality viii be parchased BIDS will
received for sdes Beef Cattle -Four the aour
be delivered on and the July The Substance
to BE delivered Memphis. Nashville Knoxville. Bids
csiVed until the l5th OF Jane next.
rnav3,tIfi iunel5 COmnissAry General
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Charleston and Swami
EREEGHT LINES.

HAIES REDUCED A1ED SPEED EoRz5
txpRRss Freight rains san "a. -. 49,.
Es1br sfa Dsssnber, lsS9 thtoaxh MIA fFou ~
49, S a per 100 lbs, q a Third a ~ los
Hat'- Caps and Bolnsts. Is - = s''''' %
and "a af $500 AZ and chrIssou 70 suaAvIs, are
and nine days. --i-aeA PniA, ssf>1 ard ha1
freight trains are esass TIE above sasnons h TIM
cs1, d Ss.sn..ens y ee or snOs. overc "a
vile sn cbatsoToo.In a. ~ promptly a., iei ~ ~
dee s9-tf *. AAlirOad on delivery.
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FINE FARM. u-
CONTAINING 4sO ACHES OF
Valua Dl La m d for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and fn a fine state
of Cultivation.
TNNHIS Farm lea mile from Jones' Station
chester and Alabama RsilrSad nine miles from Winehes-
ter and three milea from salem, in franklin ceuny On the
Farm comertable DWELLING good negro cabins, and all
necessary out houses Close 70 the dwelling fine spring.
good Ctern and plenty Of failing The land
Is ALL RICH and for cultivation unsurpassed By any
E the county propose To sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish to zbont cha p
white hash7ie, Tenn or AS. Colyar, Winchester, they
can refer 70 me on the premises. 81
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 20-f winchester, Fraullfn county, rem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

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