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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-05
United States of America :

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TkkNESSEf-NO. q.
NTHtREAS, an Information has been filed n tho
w District Court OF the United STATES for said pis
rict on the IN day Of August, A. d.. 1865 by John
Tumbc FSq Attorney Tor the Tn ted States for said
District, on b,halfyf the United States, against
certain lot and tue warehouse and other improve
aud fixtures thcrcOl standing Situated ON the
southeast corner OF Broai and Market streets, uout.
iug Broad street, lu the city Of nashville and DIS
trnt aforesaid, being the large store house formerly
known as the store house OF Fisher, Nhtcics & Co.,
aud tlv tOt improvements and hXturcF, appuI tenant
thereto, SEW d by and now Ia custody Of r. H.
GaRruc,, Marshal sc, under an order ot seizure
isau by sad John Trimbe August 3, 1866 allie gng
u substance that sal property was knowinlgy used
aud employ ed by the owners n aiding, ubetting
and prouut AN armed rebellion, and res stance
u the laws ,t the Jnitei StaUs, and pr yug
process, and that said prop rty be condemued AS
forfeited
NOW, therefore IN obedience 10 the monitlon
ogthc Court, uodrr the seal OF the Court 20 me
directed aud delivered, / do hercb' give pub 10
notice 10 all vrsons claiming said property or Nnuw-
nl or hay any Thug to say why the same should
not be condemned Fioriotcl that they be aud ap'
pear before said District Court, 10 be held at the Fed
oral Court 70 M at the Capitol "a the Ciiy f Nash
yilv, on the lgtn day OF October, lsG3, then and
there 20 int rpose their cl ums.
r r. GLASGOW,
L. s. Marshal for Middle nstrtc Orrcunessre
auu 2l-al4t
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yCl III

Outside of military and social consid-
erations the Importance of which cannot
be fully estimated now, Cne of the mo-
lives which urged the adoption of this
measure is understand, the effect Il Ia
likely to have upon European Powors
While the discussion on the measure was
going on, amember OF the Cabinet remoy-
ed all the objections raised by stating
that the enlistment Of the blacks In the
Confederate rEnks, and the gift Of their
freedom aud = portion Of land as their
reward Tor their services, would cause the
great majority OF the European people
adverse 10 Slavery to become friends OF
The South, aud force their Governments
to interest themselves ia its behalf IL
would at the same time show that the
black, who had been represented as the
enemy Of his master, was in reality his
friend; and the greatest mark Of this
friendship was to be found In the conf
dence the white man has in the obedience
and fidelity of the black, who, by this
call, was suddenly elevated to posi-
ton Of trust aud confidence unparallel led
in the history Of the world. All these
considerations could not fail, II was
said, to engage the attention of the Eu-
ropeau pubic aud TO place the Southern
Uonfedcracy upon higher political and
moral ground. 1t wac these remarks,
am told, which destroyed all opposition,
and led TO tho unanimous adoption Of the
measure.
The proceedings | have just related
have been kept secret, aud will not be di-
vulged uuul J,if Davis's proclamation
submitting the whole matter TO the peo-
pie is issued.
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Iohn n. Floyd

Promin nj among the names which
Il bollion has made infamous, is that Of
j ohm Buchanan Floyd, Governor Of Vir-
ginia, and Secretary Of War to President
Buch tnan. lie died at Arlington, Vir-
glnia, on the 27th of August last This
man was bora in Montgomery, (now Pu-
laskD County, Va, In 1905 He was
graduated at South Oarolna College, and
admitted TO the bar in 1873. In 1886 he
removed to Helena, AK, aud there prao.
ticed law for two or thrte years, Re-
turning to Virginia in 1889, he settled in
Warrington county. In l8H and again
III l849 he was chosen TO tho Lover
House Of the Virginia Legislature. His
election as Governor OF the State was for
the term ending January, 1858. In 1865,
he was again chosen TO the Legislature.
| In 1865 be was on the buchanan electO.
raj ucKet of Virginia, and, by James Bu-
chAnAn was appointed Secretary Of WEF
in March, 1857. The baser parts Of his
career in this Office are familiar 10 the
public, By virtue of his position he be-
came the most useful accomplioe in the
conspiracy against the Union. He scat
tered the army, removed the greater part
| of it beyond reach, disarmed the de-
fenso9 OF the Republic, dismAntled its
| forts plum dered its ArsenAls, destroy
ell il, munitions in part, and
| placed immense quantities Of arms
within the control OF his fellow conspi-
retors TO be used against the Government
when the rebellion broke into war. II
was to him that tae delenseless condition
OF Fort Sumter was mainly owing, and
by him Major Anderson, as being =
Kentuckian aud presumably a traitor,
was ordered TO the command of that post.
Ga the 29th Of Dec, 1860, Floyd called
on the President TO withdraw the Union
forces altogether from Charleston harbOr,
aud upon the refusal of his request, re-
signed. Openly espousing the rebel
cause, he was received with enthusiastic
recognition of his TaitOrous services.
A banquet in his honor was given 10
Richmond, at which he denounced tho
country he had just betrayed aud ranked
himself among It's enemies--the meAneBt
of them all. His treason was rewarded
with the rank OF Bngadier- General In
the rebel army, and he undertook .
campaign ia Western Virginia. II
brought him only defeat ana disgrace.
His retreat from GSuley covered has sol
dlers with shame, and was ecribed In
Virginia paper as the most dlsgrAceiul
rout Of the war. Ia cruelty 70 his
prsoutrs, however, he became eminent
Early IN 1862 came the siege Of Fort
Don, lsou, wnere Floyd was in command
again OF a brigade. The defense Of th'
, tort was persisted in, spite Of his coun'
sells, and Floyd tually ran away At nis sht
leaving his c mrades to their tate. From
& the brand Of tnIs coWardice he neyel
recov red he was dcspised aud hAtoC
taroug huut the south, aud not long Aite
abandoned ms efforts 10 serve the rebel
uop ia tue Il ld A transient appearance
Ia the l,la AT subsequent tine unde
, sta authority rcau tea Ia NJ prEcticA
sugcess, aud he died Ia retirement
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Ser. Duyts Hud tho usAlc,n Quos-
uon -tS"U0rI VA 4. uunIoT sont as
Hn tm bassHdOT 80 m'EICp

Ser. Duyts aid tho usAic'n Quos-
Iton -tC"B0rI VA 4. IiunIoT sont az
an Em bassHdOT 80 M'EIcp
NAsum0ros, Augu 30, 1868 1t is
rumored 4mDug pUltiolAus IA Richmond
mat Robert N. + Hunter will be cent 10
Mr1i o as tueUpresentatIve VI the south
era Conf dsracy, IA order 10 prepare the
way Gr Au Hsu,iye and defensive ALI
suco between Tue Emperor Of that ooun-
Try and the Government Of Richmond.
IL IL rsid that tins gentleman has re-
ceiyed instTucuOus iOr the INN, diAts
rrcOsni i0n II the future Emperor Of
NJ Xico, Ia return for which, II is hoped,
his Majesty vail be led 10 recognize the
Southern COntederacy.
Mr.. Robert 81. T.. Hunter is now Al
Paris, where he was sent nearly two
monlhs ago by his Government with a
special mission TO the Emperor Of The
French. The principal OBJECT Of his vis-
| n there H., however, 10 act conformity
| with Mr Shdell, IN all matters apper-
tanning 10 The Mexican question 10 give
his bur port 10 the action Of france, Aus
ula, Highland, or Spain having tho deteAi
Of tue Monroe Doctrine for It's end, and
10 promise the cooperation OF the kebe
CABINET In all matters tending 10 o0un
tgracg tho policy If the Federal Govern
ment in thg Mexican question.
Mr. Hunter will leave Europe aud vii
accompany tho Emperor Of Mexico 10 hi
ca9ital as soon 40 tue candidate for ths
throne shall assume the government q
bis dominion
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United States of America

DISTRICT + MIDDLE TENNtSS AE-No. -.
"A HEREAS, an infor mat lon has beeu flied IN the
w DslriCt Court Of the United states for said
District, on the TN cay OF August, 1868, by J.hu
Trmh!c ESD, Attorney for the United States tor
said District on behalf of the United States, against
a acertain Lot and tie storehouso and other improve
meuts thereon situated the South.,a asst corner Of
the Public sVvare To- Nashville District aforesaid ot
which property E och Eusey Is the ryputed owner,
the same having been seized and now in custody OF
h. H. Glasc, ok, Marshal &c, under al order Of
scizur issued by said John Tr Bile, August 3D. lsOdi
alleging amor other things, that said property was
seized M sa District on lud the l-t DAY of Sep
ttmuCr 1861, as forfeited 10 the United states, be
cause the ramC was knowingly used and employed
By, aud with the consent Of the owner THEREOF In
aiiug ana abeuing and promoting an armed rebel
lion against uu1 resistance to the laws OF the Unel
states.
Now therefore. in obedience to the mOnitiou @.
the Court under the Seal OF the Court, to me direct
| ell and delivered, do hereby give public notice 10
| all persons aiming s. I'D property, or knowing, OF
having anything to say, why the same should not be
condemned forfeited, that they be and appear b.
tore said District ourt TO Doe held at the Fedora
| Clut room, at Tire Capitol, ia tire City Of Nashville
on tho l9th day o October, 1874 then ana there t'
Mtotuosc their claims. r.. X. GLASCUCk,
T. 5. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee
aug.6--lit
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United etatea of America: |:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE 1ENNEssEE-No. %.
"A HEREAS, an information has been hied 10 the
District Court Of the United states Tor said Dis
trgt, ou TIE lplh day August A. ~ 1888 by John
rimbe, Esq, Attorney for the United States Tor said
District, on behalf OF the United States against one
box of Books, two boN.s containing 10 bundles aud
30 hanks OF spun Thread, bolts and Que remnant
90 Domestic, bolts and remnants Of coarse v oOl
On tlJtN, and @ bolts and remnants Of Cotton
DOmeBtc,
Aucdging In substance that said property se zcd
land u said District, and Is liable to cOnhscatiJn
because said owner was on the lst day Of January
lsUJ, engaged n aiding and abcttnF q certain armed
rebellion agulst the Government OF the United States
not having returned to bis allegiance to the Quilted
staies within 90 days after the ProClama ion OF the
President OF the Uutod states referred to IN said
information.
Now, therefore t1 obedience TO the monitou Of the
Court under thg seal Of the COut TO directed and
delivered I DO hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming said property, or knowing, or having
anything go say, Why the same should not be con-
dumuod forfeited, that they be and appear before
10 District Court, 10 be held al the Federal Court
ROOM at the Capitol In the city Of Nashville The
lg day Vt october lsJ3 hca aud there TO mtcrpose
their claims
r.. r GLASCOCK
e. s. Marshal t1r Sidic District ofTsuucssce
Hug2l--l4t
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United States of America q

District OF MIDDLE TENNSSEEE.--NO. IS.
w HEREAS, an Information has been filed In the
w District Court Of th3 United States for fnij
District on the 9Th day Of August 1868, by john
TUmblo, Esq Attorney for the United States for said
District behalf OF the United States, against c.I.
tain t and the house thereon, situated IN Nashville
District aforesaid. the Northeast Cgruer OF the
pubr Square aud Bridge street being the store house
Formerly occupied and used by W. S, Whiteman-the
rcpu,d owner thereof and the lot appurtenant there
'o-soiz bT and now in custody Of f. r. GascOcK,
MaIHhaI, SC, under an order Of seizure issued by
said John Trmblc, August 18th, 1868, allcdg
ing In substance, among other things, that said
pr pcry seized on land 10 the District Aforesaid
MS fOr'ti cd TO the United States for reasons and
causes 10 said information mentioned, to Wit that
on the lst ay OF September, 1862 said property was
U SAID District knowingly used aud cmpoyed by tie
owner, and with the consent ot the owner, in aiding
aud 8bOttiug and promoting armed rebellion against
the G. NrTnincut Of the United states, and praying
proc, az against the same, that the Rame may be con
dCmuod as forfeited, NJ aforesaid.
Now Therefore, IN pursuance of the moniton Of the
Court under the seal OF the Court to me directed
delivered do hereby give pub lc notice to all per.
sons C'aimmg said property, or in any manner inter
estcd therein, that they be ana appear before the
said DIstri court 10 be held at the Federal Court
ruom ut the Capitol in the city OF nashville and Dis
tat aforesaid the 18th day cf october 1868, then
ami there ulcrpose their claims aud to MAJ thtir
allegations In that behalf. h. K. GLASCOCK,
aug25 lat L :. Marshal, Middle DIST. OF Tenn.
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THE DErENsEs OF RICHMOND.
4 Deserter selling Himself as IA SUBJ
stI ute seven Times.


Among the deserters arrested, through
the agency of the Bureau of Deserters,
was a man in Boston who had enlisted
in a Massachusetts, regiment, and after
having served some time deserted and
returned to Boston, where he went into
the business of selling himself as a sub
stitute with the intention of deserting at
the first opportunity to sell himself to
another person.
He succeeding in hiring as a substi-
tute eeven times, obtained the bounty,
and deserted each time. He lodged at
one of the fashionable hotels in Boston,
dressed handsomely aud entertained his
friends ia princely style. When he
wanted to hire as a substitute he would
dress in coarse, rough clothes, and dis
guise himself m such n way that it was
impossible 70 recognize him as the gay
aud fashionable "swelP Of the first
class hotel only few days before. lie
would probably have continued to
play this game while the war lasted
but he incautiously wrote a letter Ia
fellow soldier in his old regiment
telling him what glorious times he was
h wing in Boston, representing IN glow
ing language his new business OF going
as a substitute, told him how many times
he had fooled them" aud wound up by
advising the soldier TO desert and CONF
nome, and "coin money" by going as
substitute. The soldier addressed had
no such intention, and he showed th'
letter to his Colonel who forwarded
TO the Provost Marshal General at Wash
inston, who speedily caused the arrest o
the deserler. ubstitute, and he was for
warded to his regiment few days ag'
lie will in all probability be shot
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For Manufacturing Establishment
and Other Purposes.

XAfE ulrr hroe arge Lots in the vicinity ct the
w Corporation Spri e, and but short distance
from the Goneinl abroad Depot, viz;
ONN lot, with good Iick fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet front running through Yine about
400 feet, aud froptiuR three sire O. total number
of front feet about 1900,
Also, LOT on Vine street about 3O2 foot rum
ming through to Mclcmure street about 200 feet,
fronting IN three streets and haNugA total front OF
about 500 ieet, with picket icnCs
Also, IOl ON High street. about GI0 feet front
running 60 an alley in the direction Of summer
street
The three lots above men ouod are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
Nenicnt, cheap, have NHtcr facilities, and room Tor
waste tnateu /, aud are we'll worthy Of the a tenr
zion oI nlrs, who drsire 90 invest In produc iyo
pruperty. IA. G.. SOONEL,
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Walnut Grove Lots.

RE- pleasantly situated, with good water taclli
\ lies healthy, prettily -lop.d, tine forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
square possessing the ad autage- in many respects
o. both city anu c.untry, aud exempt from the dis
ady ,ptages OF the city, viz: efduvia heat, heavy
taxes etc. The subscriber oilers f. r > LE LOTS
on ali tho streets and avenues in tn beautinl plat
Apply to h. &. s'ONtA
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book k-Keepers
Mechanics, Merchants, and
IIabOrcrs,
I.abOrers,

"A OLD do well to husband and apply their
w means 70 the purchase OF good HONE 10 5,
aud thereby save their money reap the adyanta ges
OF -nlLuttne IN the value Il their pro ertY, ward
on the iud ucemeuts anu facilities for dissipation,
and escape the di'g'ace and r1iR incident to being
caught in tn ir snare5 and traps whi IA are nvUy-
ing I'D destroy ing thousands.
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nEnHMN HlIIL-I-s.
NOTICE.

We pay particular attention to the
handling and salro Cotton, having bg.'iIrs iursg
doing uusurt assed ny "a other House. I'hnra| ad.
Nau.es u. it ou shipment aud ian lI.hDH market
ptIro alvl,a guaranteed Nr would usTl ruluy
call thu attention SlipUrs .l Cotton IH Ono Lva-
nyINH market MOB thls n q NHI .f..
lu ono Provision and umIssllu, ,hu7.nrssr N",.ll'
Main st Louisville Ky r.
aHEa-lm
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100000
Worth Ct Good Real Estate
FOR SALE,
~ Il. O. SJJVI,
FOB
Planters Bank of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank of Tennessee

This RElL ESTATE, comprises some Of tho most
desirable sites u and about the city Of Nashville,
which has been and will continue to be one OF the
lyeliest, heathiest most thriving, and money max
lug cities In the Union For sale hv
II @. SCUYEL.
OrIcg-Coruer OF Park aad Cnpit, Avenue nearly
opposite the Ca.tol, Orth Of Cedar street
GB- Zee herewith a tCheiule, in part, ot Real r..
tate viz
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8lashrtlle 41uluu
Freedom and Nationality.
=. q. mERCER, Editor.
AFFAIRS ~ RICHMOND.

Sdismcl' Of Eyugee-Giooa oHd bep1aasH,g Pre-
11ys1i-A Great Sts57ile for Ho The Alien.
fear Militia Druh--Dau.s Ne 'H Broken T.ua-
Terrible State Of Fnrnrss-- Wdslsg one DoH0r a
Cldu--Jlleps Tr1 DHars ond HrJ,- ps.s.t5u,
The lfrls Population Dsainr'al
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HANDSOME RESlDEECE, Lot fronting tho
~ Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir
able part of the city Tor Family Rcsiacnccs Apply
TO n. q. SluNEL.
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of a Home Lot, iur your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly quarterly,
and annual snuuyanoes, such as hEN bCNS, which
coutuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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For Sale,

A BRICK HOUSE situated on The Franklin ike,
n corner Of s. street, containing four TO ms,
kitchen, stable, eG--thirtyhye feet front, one hun
H. G sCOyEl
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THAT Valuable Business Lot,

NN the North side Of the p bic Square, next to
~ Messrs n. n Douglas, fronting twenty
nine aud nve-tweItths feet, and running back about
one hundred and tw-nty two feet 10 Hey, com.
4nding tine view OF Market street, Is now offered
for sale by II. G.. SCUYEL.
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From the New York Trlhuuo.
JGfi. DaNis's CRlI for slaves.
The circumstance Leading to
the Measure
-
Views OT the Rebel Cabinet.
=
How il was Postponed and
Finally Adopted
-
Considerations which Led 10
its Adoption.
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DIR. JOHN ULL'1
COMPOUND
OEDRGN BETTERS
The --latest and Most I1Dpnr'nnr
niscuVeI.y Oi tnc NIUytct nth
Century.

NJ 10 mans name h more iul nalr' ,',n',l'1 a. wv. MN
~ the history OF thC M1ulla hr..'" & ',' u,l''' '
St6tos, OF moro iaNorany knoN o. l,t"',y 'ul',u
iCu discovery, thRn thal OF hf' ''ilN ia - 3" I'u
i-yiue, hy, His lnimltaule Preparation 't sNtNl'
RIA has long stood at the head ui the various com,
pounds OF That valuable drug. Htump"Uho ltc'oin
ui Nlla Cherry has become household "y'4 through
out the " ost and South aud hA Worm ANH'hktH' IN
lcss than year aner thvir Introduction, attained a
reputation as widespread 0s the oontn'n' "i Norih
America, but lhe cIvWhhB Ei"iy "l "'- n'v '-vn|.l' -
touc attained IA ha latest l.Co',ry or r,''g az com
rWatour lnt he uN's h'' ,''i'n sun 10 @ I'm 80 , 49,
oNeTrf ol StI'"u'' "l,,t" "l,t" DO Tt, SI' 49,, Trrrs a.
%" "u'l'l !" 'n' l"'.''' 10y 49,. t., ,i,r,
lht halN' iNNhulDeu' ~ ~ ,'. . - i,' f., l,rn
H. l'"ea ID" 4, ,,'i.I r tr. TT.II.. I.iIa frgau.f
dIeo years ArmeA WIZ , .ls t.,'. ',, l, ~
Z" 'h' h,e7' u'DU'l l =, ""G 4 IT,. q. I' tI.,T
W' m'e' N.U'u'N' '' l,I.o I T. 80 t, o. |I,r
'nN' W. W. '. ',,,t- ,.I.rt t,.9 .fr.., 1,,., b..
sl"'h' '",,"'l VI" "'r,''' ',.,i " .I,-r. tb,g ,,
n' '.' "n. ' ' ~ A. ,.I,.rtI..Il., s,t,40sI
,G f ,' t.., ,.f A.. .,. ..Iat,.. r.l,ii.,
ITO l' ll.'oNt , /, , @ & . , @ G All
luva, ~ 80, w .,.-sr,,g eti6.r A.. rI,.re.. nf
~, lao. 49, , t. r a., tr., ,,,,ssr1.i. .,g,.c,as
'@''U,i @ '"" NV. I'I r,,l and ITsf, ls.,,..s ths
, NJ I, s, ,.,.'... u, - .t,,I l,pnr.rn
.L,,S,Vv ,V ~, y, ,9|ri.s Ia
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- ~ 4-b' NhN
ata tH attendant lrHiU ui zguui fu.. 10 lttz more
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CoLoRED TRooPs IN MARYLAND The
enlis,me Of colored troops IN the lower
Counties Of Mary lAud is progressing ia
vorahly. The slaves are glad to enlist
in order 10 escape seryiiude. Generally,
their owners are rebels or secession sym
pathizers. Some of these counties are
becoming depopulated Of able bodied
negro men Ga one plantation J07y one
"chatlles" left their mastsrs at once and
enlisted Slavery IN Maryland, even IN
It's former hot beds, has now merely
nominal existence.
The conservatives, who clamor for the
Constitution, assert the right Of property
| in man.
But "Mr. Madison the Father Of th,
Constitution, thought it wrong to admi
| in the Constitution tho idea Of property
in man" Debates In Federal Cunyen
! tiou, Aug, %, 1857
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Bnena Vista Lots for Sale I.

T'HESE LOTS possess the four fold advantages Of
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, and ligibility-withnl, oheapness.
apply 10 H. q. SLONEL.
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
pto

NALUAB'E for residences or for business, be
cause of their being centrally situated corner
Of Gay and North summer streets, upOn sloping
ground, in a healthy locality, near the Hynrs'
school Building, and ithsl, close TO the Ca ltol and
It's Anticipated beautiful Park. Apply TO
G. SOOYFL.
hup2l.
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Ia FoREIlNERs rRIoHTrNED.

There are a great many foreigners in
Richmond that place being the centre of
the contederacy, and the surplus popua-
tion naturally flowing in that direction.
They have been generally enjoying easy
times, while the native aud 10 The
manner born have been doing the bloody
business of the war, Recently, however,
the Governor has convened the conied-
crate Legislature Of Virginia, aud II i3
feared that il 10 the intention 20 pass 3
law compelling foreigners 20 enter the
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Invest Your Money {.

no recent reriod in the history OF the country,
n more than the present. have surrounding cir
cumstanc's indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money In something substantial viz. X, al Estate a
good Rome ct, or "a PLACE for Business.
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EsnocinI AttonIinn

DAlu 90 tle purchase aud sale 90 Neal Estate,
Il rga ing OF store uUuaeb HUd UwrIuIas, aud b.l
other business requiring prompt ana lciuut action
by "A "a. 4.uNEl.
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