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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-20
United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. 90
WHEREAS, an information was fled in tho
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct al, resaid, the l4th day Of September 1865
by Horace Harrison, ESQ Attorney Of the Quilted
states for said Oistrlot, against box cOntainr z
Coats and Vests; oce box containing Cotton and
WOODEN ClOth aud one containing Tobacco; alleging
IN substance, tbat said property seized Ia the
District Aforesaid land, the lst doy OF lten-
ber 1868, forfeited to the United States for causes
sci forth In said information, to wit that the said
property was on the day,and year Aforesaid, trans
ported from the state OF Kentucky, to the State q
Tennessee, without a permit Of duly authorized
ohceT Of the Treasury Department, or II with such
permit that Il was fraudueutiy obtained and furth
er, that tn owners Of said property being engaged
in aiding and abetting an armed rebellion against
the Government Of tue United states. on the 18th
day Of July, 1862 not within sixty days At er the
Proclamation Of the President made July 25th, 1872
In pursnanoe of said act, to aid counter
and Abet said rebellion aud return to their all 81
70 the United states, and uraying for process to
enforce the oOnhscation and condemnation Vt said
pr perty.
Nov therefore, inpursusnoe Of the motion Of said
Court under the seal Of tho Court, 10 directed,
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned
In interest IN said properly, q appear before said
Court, the 6rst day Of the next term thereof be-
ing October 18th, 1858, at 10 O'Clock, in the
Of said day, the Federal Court room, the Capitol
az Nashville, In the District aforesaid, then and
there TO inierpose their claims in that behalf,
r X. GLAsCOCK,
Q. s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee
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NAsEVILLE. TENNESSEE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 Ises
United States Of America

DISTRICT or MIDDIE TENNESSEE q.
WHEREAS, an Information has been hledin the
w District Court Of the United states Tor the
District aforesaid, on the u h day Of sep,embor,
1853, by Horace Harrison, Esq., Attorney 81 the
United States for said district, sgarst one box con-
tanning Medical Books, and Elk bo1os contain ing "a
all Que hunure ed and fifteen balos Of spun Thrtad;
alleging 10 substanc that on the lst DAY Of January
1868, In the district az resaid land said propery
was seized forfeited to the United States bccanse
the owner thereof being eng ged IN aiding aud abtt
ting an armed rebellion against The Govarnm ent
the Unite states, at the time OF the passage Of
act Of Congress-, approved July N, 1859, aud euti.
utd, " an ACT TO Huppr iDsurrect, n, TO punish
treason and rebellion, 10 seize and CO.. dscate the
roperty Of rebls, and for other purposes did rot
within sixty day after he Proclamation Of the Pres
ident e the United States, made on TIE Is day Of
July, 1862, 10 pursuance Of said act cease TO aid
oounte aUoe, aud abet robe lion, ADD return 20
his allegiance TO the United St,tes and prs, for
ro'ess 10 enforce the seizure, cor cation or con.
domination Of sid property
NOW, therefore, In pursuance Ct the mOnition u
said Court, under the seal Of the Court, 10 me
directed aud delivered, / do hcreby give pub is
notice TO all persons concerned interest in suid
property, TO appear before the said Court on the fret
Gay Of lhs next Term thereof, being October 18Th,
1861 at the Federal Court room, IN the Capitol at
Nashville, in the District aforesaid, then aud there
TO int rpose their clums 10 that behalf
f.. Il. GLASCOCK,
T. s Marshal Tor Middle District Of Tennessee.
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United States of America /:
DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNESSEE "a.

Va nEREAs, an Information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states for said Dis
tTict on the Ith day Septem Dor, 1858, by Horace
Harris hsq Attorney for the United States said
District, behalf OF the United States, against Is
bags II U fee, OF which bags are marked Payne,
James Co.." 10 bags marked "stricker a Co. !"
Of which A, kimTs IL the reputed owner, seized on
The 9th dey Of sept mber 1868, 10 the strct aiore
said, on land by Joseph Dillsn, slrvoyor Of Gus
toms Al the Port Of Nasy forfeited the United
stltes, Tor The causes rot forth IN said Information
the said Information alleging IN substance the Day,
and year aforesaid, 50 properly transported from
Louisville, 10 the State Of Kentucky, TO Nashville, IN
the State 81 Tennessee, without permit " a duly
authorised officer Of the Treasury Depa tment OF the
United States, contrary 20 the regulations Of the
retary Of the rroasu Department, made on the al
day Of March, 1863, in pursuauos Of an act Of Con
gress, approved the Is day Of July, 1861 euti-
tied IAN act further TO provide for tie collection Of
duties on Imports ana for other purposes " and also,
contrary 10 the provisions OF said act.
Now, therefore, in obedience 70 the monit0n Of the
Court under the seal Of the Court TO directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 ali per-
sous claiming said property, or knowing, Or having
anything 10 say, why the same should not be con-
demned forfeited, that they be ana appear before
sid District Court TO be held at the Federal Court
room, at the Capitol, In the City OF Nashville, the
lsih day Of October $685. then aud there TO nerpose
their claims.
T. r GLASCOCK,
U. s Marshal for middle District OF Tennessee.
Eepll--iN.
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alone have the documents BY which tho
Innocent destinAtion Of the ships can be
shown. You should call on the build.
ers to produce them. II they refuse you
may safely assume that they are intend
ed TO attack as. | do not ask you TO
conAscate them, or even 10 stop their
progress,--but merely TO detain them
until their builders prove, which they
can do in q day, the innocence Of
their destination, in the Crimesn war
we did much more. We actually stop.
ped the progress Of the Alexandra on
the suspicion that she was intended for
the Russians. Not an axe or a hammer
was allowed to be lifted in her. We
found our laws, as you have found yours
insufficient. We amended them. You
merely fold your arms and allow proceed
ings opposed to your own municipal laws,
and to International law, TO good feeling
and to good faith to go on, because your
municipal law has not sufficient deteo-
tive power. Then give il that power.
You are not as we are, bound by con
stitution. Your Parliament is omnipo-
tent. II it is not skilled enough TO in
vent law which shall enable such
authorities to be detected and prevented
let II copy the law which we passed for
that purpose, and which was sufficient
If you refuse TO do so, and ia consequence OF
your negligence or Of your self iglieted i'm g.
potenoe these ironsides escape and piunder as,
he american people, ivTitated enough al
ready, t0iH b ungoVeiHa6le. You have seen
enough of them to know that their re-
sentiment is not under the control Of their
interests. They will really become as
mad as your French friends call them.
They IoiV b qaits ready to ruin 0lemSe!res
in order 70 RUIN lou"
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United States of America
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNFssEE-No. %

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNFSSEE-No 20.
"A HEREAs, an Information has been ded IN the
" District Court OF the United States, for said
District on the 9TH day OF Sept, 80, by H. Harrison,
Attorney OF the United States for the District hOresal
against 10 Plans, Of which one g. d. klfott, Is the
rsputed owner ed the 3lst day 81 August 1868,
in the ID str ct aforesaid ON land, by W. q. Brown
low Special Agent Of the United tatcs Treasury
department, as FORT .ted 20 the United States for
causes fully set forth in said iniormatitu, which al
egcs in substance that alter the passage # act Of
Congress- approved July II, 1902 Rnd entitltd, Gan
act TO suppress nsuIrectt H. 70 punish treason aud
rebellion u SELF a1d nfi cate the property OF
be and for other rurrosrs;N the said Elliott 10 tho
State of Tennessee, eng ged IN aiding end abettng
an armed rebellion against the L. ~ and did not with
10 CO daye after pub tic warning az Proclamation duly
given, made by the President of the United States
the 25th day of July 1862, In pursuance OF said
act cease 10 aid, countcnance, and ahet said rebe
lion and to his allegiance O. the United Stacs
contrary to tho requirements Of i'd act and said
Proclamation; and praying for process and that said
property be condemned as forfeited
Now, therefore, m obedience 10 the monition or
the Court, under the Seal Of tho Court, to me direct
cd and delivered, do hereby give public notice TO
all persons olaimng sld property, or knowing, or
having anything TO ssy why the same should not be
condemned forfeited that they be and appear be-
fore said District Court 10 be held at The Federal
Court room, at the Capitol In the cry cf Nashville,
on the 18th day OF October, 1853 then ana there 20
interpo,e their claims. +. X. GLASCOCk,
U. 5. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee
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United States of America /:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNssEEE.-Nc


AKTHEREAS, an information has been fled in the
w District Court Of the United States for said
District on the 9TH day Of september lS63 by Horace
H. Harrison, Esq, Attorney for the United States for
said District, behalf OF the United States against
kegs Of brandy, l keg OF Whisky, AMI 10 boxes,
marked "f" and supposed to contain Wine, and
against all persons lawfully intervening for their inter-
ests therein said property having been zed re
specyely the GATH the 26th and Goth days Of Au-
gust 1868, In the District aforesaid land by Joseph
~ Dillon Surveyor Of Customs, at the Port of Nash-
VILE, as forlei ed to the United States for causes
set forth 10 said information, which alleges in sub
Stances that on the days and yelr aforesaid said pro
perty transported from the State Of KcntucEy
the 5 ate Of Tennessee, without permit Of a duly
authors officer Of the United States Treasury De
partment and prays for process T. enforce the sci
cure, connscation and condemnation Of said pro-
perty.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the monitor Of the
Court under the seal Of the Court, TO directed
delivered, do hereby give pubic notice to an per-
sons claiming said property, or In any manner inter
estcd therein, that they be and appear before the
said District court, 10 be held at the Federal Court.
room ut the Capitol In the city Of NASHVILLE and Dis
rict aforesaid, tie 30 day q October 1858 then
and there to lntorpose their claim.
h. X. GLASCOGK,
sepll--lit. O. S. Marshal, Middle Dist Of Tenn.
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This embraces the whole population OF
the States named Ia 1860, including
children aud old mon and ell incapable
of bearing arms between the two ex.
tremes Of human life. In 1915 Napoleon
calculated upon a possibi itg Of or
pAoiEing a force Of more than three
millions Of men, bni even then he did
not expect 10 take One-ninth OF the
entire population OF France, and there Is
no mors martial people than the French.
His plan was never tried, however, aud
would certainly have failed II Il had
been. Were a consodpiion now for the
first tune started Ia the States We have
mentioned, allowing that none had gone
~ the field, and taking every white male
person, on the basis OF the census Of
1860. the force raised would amount TO
254 500, considering the whole Of the
states 70 be under the control Of the
rebels This oalcul alton leaves out
Tennessee, (Which has furnished largely
TO the rebellion) Missouri, Koatucky and
Maryland But the poser Of The Con,
federAtes has been considerably reduced
la the States embraced 10 our table The
western part Of Virginia, t'rming
sufficient portion 81 constitute . state OF
itselT and sections % four or i've Of the
other states are now, and have tor some
I me been, in possess or under tho
control OF the Federal troops Gnd thus
when We figure on ibe military strength
Of the south, va must doduot largely
from The basis presented by the census
rcturnA
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies,

Nos 1927 and 1929 Spruce Street,
philadelphia.
n HE REGULAR COURsE OF INSTRUCTION
i embraces tho English aud n euch Languages aud
Lteraluro-IAtn Il requ red aud all the branches
which constitute thorough English education, es-
Pc iai attenton being paid 20 the latter by tho
Principal. assisted BY The best Professors
French Il the language OF the family, aud Is con-
stautiy spOken ia the Institute.
The scholastic year commences September 10TH
and closes July lat For Ciy3d ars aud particuarai
eppyto MADAME p'hERYILLH, Principal
aep4-lmS
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNFSsEE--No IS.
XHTHERKAs. an information was dod In the
w litrict Court OF the United State for the Dis
taiet aforesaid, on the 18Th day OF September 1883
by Horace "a Harrison, fsq Attorney Of the United
States, for the District aforesaid, On behalf Of the
United states, against eleven boxos Goods, Wares
and Merchandise, whereof three boxes contain
Shoes thros, shirts one Boots one Roots and Shoes
one, Hats one knapeacka and Haversacksi enc,
Domestic and ether articles alleging Ia substance
that the lat day Of September, 1868, Ia tho Dis
trict aforesaid on land, sia property was soifod by
Thonas J Cox, Captain and @ n. T. 3 A a. foi-
feted . the United States for the forth In
the taid information, 90 Wit; that ON the day and
year Aforesaid, sal property purchased 10 b0
used 10 aiding, sbetting and promoting insarrec
ton against the Cove nment Of tue united States
aud, further, hat, on the daY aud year aforesaid
slid property Was transported n m Louisville In
the slate OF kentucky, 20 Nashville IN the ate o.
Tennessoe, without a permit Of duly authorised
on er Of tho Treasury Department, or II " n such
permit that che same was obtained by false state
ments and deceptive, 40 violation u tho regulations
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, made March 81,
1868 and further that az the time o. and after he
passage Of an act Of Congress approved July ~,
1854 entitled an act 20 suppress insurrect on 20
punish treason, % seize and colhscate the proTortv
OF rebos aud Tor 0thr purposes, tho owner " said
property WIS engaged T. aiding aud aee'tinA an
armed rebellion against the Government 4 the Uuit
81 stat.s aud did not within sixty days AZ er the
procl nation of tho PRECEDENT Of he United stat
made on tho 25th day Of July lHa In pursuance OF
said act cease TO aid couutcunuco, and abet said
be- lion AID r. turn 10 his allegiance 20 the United
"a ties Ald praying for process ain sail pfopo y,
70 enforce the seizure, oouuscat'on aud oondemne
tiou thereof.
Nov Therefore iu pursuance n The moultlon Of said
Court underline seal u the Court, 60 INC directed aud
delivered, do hereby give public uotoe 90 all peg
said that thty 10 aud appear before said Court 40
ths Fetera Curt room, ia the Capitol, az Nashville,
la Tho Dist Dec af5resaid On the lHt day Or The
next isrm "a re,f icing Oetoaer l''h' lsos 'hsn
and ths 10 mtori qeo tnoir ulaua aue n Ike thslr
Aiegstiola in that tshalh -
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LOST,

ON TUESDAY MORNING, sTH INST, on OHER-
" RI OF leadsrick streets, botwoeu the soidiers'
Homo and the Barracks the DISCHARGE PAPERS
OF Robert n, Luse, 8ith In lana, Co g. signed By
the surgeon Ia charge OF the Conva AZ Mar.
froesboro Any Information Of them, left At this
ONCE, OF az the soldiers Home, all 30 thankfully
received aud duly rewarded
co. 0-2ts
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Invest Your Money
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

NNJOULD do well to husband and apply their
w means TO tho purchase Of good HONE LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhancement In the value Ct their property, ward
oil the ind uoomonts aud facilities for dissipation,
and escape the di'Grace and ruin incident to being
caught In thsir SHARES and traps which are inyclv-
Ing aud destroy ing thousands.
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500 Wood Choppers
Wantedl

1--WE HUNDRED GOOD WOOD CHOPPERS
II WANTED, and ne bssf Pricf Paid wal lro
vide pas ios iron pressing -.
l6 Public Square, or "a south Yins street
aug20 I'm
Press and Dispatch.
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Tho , u,uro sou.hsra Army.


The st. Louis Republican says;
What are the resources Of JET. Davis
for the reinforcement Of his troops ?
below is a table Of the white population
Of the. rebel States, as taken from the
census returns Of 1860:
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir.
hle part Of the city for Family Resi- eno,s Apply
II. @. SJONEL,
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TGNNEsSEf.-No 10
w HEREAs, information has been filed in the pis
w rict Court OF the United States for said District
on the day August, A. ID 1868, by John Trimblo,
Esq Attorney Tor the United states FIR said District
and on behalf the United States, against certain
Lot and the large unfinished hotel building, and
other improvements thereon, Standing, situated On
the North wet Of Oh urch Spring ami Cher
~ streets IN Nashville, istrct aforesaid, said un
finished building being known as the Maxwell uousci
ole John 0yert0n being the repurted owner thereof
said property having been seized by, aud now in
custody OF 4. 6lascock, Marshal, 6c under an
order OF seizure, issued by said John Trmble an
gust 81, 1858; alledging, in substance, among
other thinlH, that sad property was seized
land in said District, and ia liable 70 connscapion
because said owner was ON the Let day OF January,
1868, engaged In aiding and abetting oerta armed
rebellion against the Government OF tue United States,
not having returned 10 his allegiance TO the United
States within 60 days after tho Proolama ion Of the
President Of She United States referred 10 IN said
Information.
Now therefore IN pursuance Gf the monitor, under
the seal Of said Court 20 me directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, In any manner Interested therCAn
that thoy b. and appear before the said District Court
to be- held al the City Of Nashville, IN and for said
Disro otho 10Th day OF otoheT, 1868, alto O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day, then and there TO iu-
terpose their claims, and make their allegations In
that behalf 4. Il. GLASOOCK,
Marshal Of the United states
for tho District OF Middle Tennessee.
sepi6--lai
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ASSISTANT QUARrERhksTER3 OFFCE,
Nashville, Tom, sept a. 1893.
Parties holding Purchase and Service Vouchers.
issued by Quarternas ers duty at this Depot are
requested 70 forward to this once previous % Sep
tembsr 25th, statements Of the accounts, showing
by whom given, on what account, date and amount
Accounts thus hled will have precedence 10 pay
ment 4. PERKINS, JR.,
Captain and A. O. ~
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

INE oaor ? hree Large Lots IN the vicinity Of the
w Corporation spr 8, and hut short distance
from the General Rairoad Yep {, viz;
ONN OF, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 500 eot front, running through 10 Vine, about
90 feet, and frontinR on three site & total number
Of font feet about 1909.
Aso. lot on Vine street, about 102 feet, run
nIug through 10 Mel emoro street about 200 feet
houng on three streets, and haylnga total front Of
about 500 ieet, with picket iouce
Also, Or on High street, about eco teet 'front.'
street.
The time lots above men,onoi a. considered
good for manufacturing purposcs, ~ they are con-
Ntuttnt cheap, have atcr fac litef, and room for
waste mateti.l, and are well worthy Of the atteu-
lion g thoaa who desire 10 Invest IN productive
property, u. G.. SCOYEL.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water faclli-
"A ties, healthy prettily slopsd, line forest treos
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square possessing the advantages IA many respects,
o. both city ana country, and exempt from tbs dis
advantages Of the city, WIS etiuvia heat, heavy
taxes, otc. The subscriber offers = SALE LOTS
on all Tho streets and avenues In On beautiful Mat.
Apply 90 n. G. SCONEL
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NM YalnnbIo Bnsiness Lot,

an the North side Of tho Public Square, next TO
~ Mcssra H. d Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and i've twetths feet, and ruuniug back about
ono hundred and twenty two feet 20 an alley, com
minding fine view q Market street Is now offered
lor sale by ", q. SCONEL.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

A SECONDHAND TOP DOUBLE BUGGY AND
- Harness will DO sold cheap, or exchanged for a
light Express Wagon, II application IL made soon Ia
Mr. osorstreet, ON the Franklin Pike, two Blocks
south OF Broad street aep2-2w"
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For Sale,

BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin fike,
n corner Of Bass street, containing four ms
ktchen stable, etc thiriy-hve feet 'front.' one hun
a. @ sCOyE.
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WANTED,

A FIRST Rate PHOTOGRAPHER, AT GIERs
"A GALLERY corner o. Uuion and College street
uspl&-a.
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zs s
NAsmVILLE, nEPr. 4,

NASaAVILLE, SEPT. 4, 1858.
JOHN o. EWING, Eso Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DIAN sIR You Will pleaEe call meeting of the
Stockholders Of tho Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of directors Of
saii Road, and FOR any other business apportaning
to said Company. The Election to take place the
Second Monday in October
M. BURNS, v ?. Of the n N. W. n. Co.
JAS. NJ. NEwS0M,
4. H. hicks,
II. Il I'm,
X q. McNA1RY, DIRECTORS.
W. r. BANG,
D. 4. MoGANOCK.
In pursuance Of the above order, the Stockhold-
ers OF the Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please tsbe rotice that meeting OF
the Stockholders % said Company Is requ rcd TO be
held in Nashville, the sECUND MONDAY IN
90 oBEN MKT, being the 18th day OF the mouth,
The meeting " cou, enc at the tiloo Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A fall attendance Is requested.
JOHN 0. EWING, soory aud Treasurer,
aanQ--fd
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Bnena Vista Lots for Sale /!

VNIIEsE LOTS possess the fourfold advantages Of
j health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, aud eligibility -Withal, cheapness.
Apply 10 II. q. sCOVEb
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Prolong Life,

by the purchase Of Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding thoso monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyances, tuch as NthT DUNs, which
confuse, disturb, frst, aud shorten life.
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sd. Louia Medioal College.

fVHE REGULAR LECTURE ~ TRls IRsurU.
rioN will commence a. usual on Monday ID
November. There will DO Tr,hminary coama Do
tctohur,
ChAkhti a. fuff, leaus
aug26-v6gd2aw6W.
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'NANrtp m PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
ANA lota, ln and about Nashville, and small
NN-t h q sCONtL.
'o 10 Park st. porh Of Cedar, opposite the Capitol.