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...- DK7AKf. .aRI1x.
S1oMaAE u:1sss+saA :, EE7c1 yoo+ Or GAH. s7aEza
Det:oit i II. 7. Express. .7:s6 .. n. ae:1 ,. n
Night E1p7s6s.......... t7:1b p u f7:At 4. T.
NICE. cENr., CIECIHHA9z AID Lorl;vuEE 11Ha.
Morning Lpfear. -1:*D a. Il, s10:j5 p m.
MICHIGAN 6o17axRN-FoERDn EZRA
~ ~ zssl E4Y;::;::::: IS 4 q
RAs aa@asa ;ov1asEssea@i1 ~ o. T. "
E4Pssss Pssss III xdi;a.::.:. FLU tis ;. = e. &c + E
Union Depot Vest Side, near Madison 1t. Bridge
Nail Train. .............. t720 a. H. Sf20 4. NJ.
Night E1press. ........-- t8:8Op. n. $3.50 p n-
CHM. ,AIH LE1-EoK EDIiNop1Is ANDLou1svEL3.
Day E4press.. t5:2o T. n. fs:@' a. n
Night Express. .......... f839 p. n. 4a.3up. N.
r1TTsBURaE, FORE HAYNE AHD CH1oAso.
Morning Nall. 400 q. N. &t0p. N
Day Express. T:s20 a. Il. 7:15p. N.
N2glt EXPRESS. ...s..-.s I.1o p II. T:4u a. N.
Valparaiso Aecon'n. H30p. m 10 4 m.
uLMoM cENTRi1.
Day Paesenges.. ..........,s $3.50 a. u. sgM P. IL
da Kaakakee Accommodated @ s5oeg :. n n, s' O. H.
H7ae Pax TEasn. ......... .643a- n. ssWa n
...-.....st1D m. a1:35 p. m,
.-..-.... *3:30p.M. s4:50p m.
......... s615 p. n. qEe0p. N,
uH1cAso AID 81: Io1iA
n NAL PSsseuga.. .....-..-.. $3.50 a. n. 300 .. n
N'Hss 5DIss ans psissPEs5 Whmiastaa &c 1875 n 'e
eonnodation. :. ..... 500 p.m- @4sean.
caloaao AND aocx 1s:Aaz, ~
Dsy Express ana Mail... 300 =. N. 1880 Bp-M N.
Joliet Accommodation. s4:45 p. 4. ss5! q. E.
Night Express. ........... 1880 p. N. M15 = u.
CHICAGO, Hua!IEsroN AID slu:Eo7:
ga7 E3press and hail..- .Ss0 .. N. ss:d5 p. =.
Accommodation. $50 p. n, 1910 \. N.
cHcAad AID slr:zSA r71oc
!3S1ls Wll run "a follows. On and ats: s2nda5s
Fulton passenger. ;ssnAn- stsp.n-
Frlton Passe0gsz- Up. T.. d09a. H.
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SENT TO TIE REBORN scHooL.-A small
boy Was yesterday cent to the Reform School for
concea1ing himself under the sidewalk on Custom
House Place, with the evident intention Of enter
jig some one Of the stores along th2t thorough
faye.
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TEMPERANCE SERMoS.-Rey- 4. L. Brooks
VII preach On the special subject Of Temperance,
It The Edwards Church, corner Of Harrison and
Ha|Ated street, On Sunday evening, Sept. 18th, at
* O'Clock.
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COMMERCIAL

FEIDAT ETKSIga. Sept. II. 1863,
1te Eolle wig table shows tho receipts aadi ship
rents during the past twea.y'iour hours:
RECEIPTS POE rHaSTr-ForE uoU1s PAST.
F1opr Wheat, Corn. Oats Rye. Brl y.
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'Qt)ita9o @ribu11e.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1868.
THE CITY.

PEAcnEs.-1he steamer Lady Fraakliu
brought over from ST. Joseph. Mich, on her last
trip. nearly eight thousand bushels Of peaches.
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d I r ID.

In ibis city Sept 9th of dJsent.ry MILES young
est OF Morton aud Sarah 4. SandtAn aged years
, 1863-09-12

sales today 100 bfis good Apples at $00; i4o bas-
Eets Michigan Peaches 1t sN960c.
GAn1ESThcrc Is good supply Of Praisle Chickens
and brisk demand at $t.13 q dozen. Quails $50.
Ducks 81 25215 80. Pigeons i5c.
UIDESThe supply stn very limited, and much
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MIGHWIEE;S;-X,iyanc He = 81. Sales 500
bris at 46kc ;3CQ brls ut 46Ac: 2e6 btls at 4tc.
LEATIIE:K-3inrket VERY active and supply lin
ited The leading kinds OF shoe leather are In great
demand among manufacturers; prices consequently
rule firm With an upward tendency We quote:
Harness OAK D .N&42Ac FIe1cn ZIP heavJ,
Collar = .ftoot,,... 19@soc Spanish Soils hen-
unper 2o@23c loef @ 9@S2c
flne.....]..:.:....: ] N@!s slaushteTs l. OAK @ssse
BSass's BSssts 2p e1 sse pSes sa 1as 5 IS s Is
1yc and mueh beyond tho supply III ali nds Of sawn
um1ts Rqt ally oE Eooa aaa'isy st!ips taat
ford Kalamazoo lumber dong stuff to order) John
sens Mll 4o9oo fest ION eontEaet $1fo9 cargo sehr
Mills. Il, ,0C0 feet. at $1D Sn1yGLEs-The market II
firm and very jnadequately supplied. Demand active.
S3l0; culls $500 81 o.; cargo schr Alaine 3iuske.
gon. sa~ Ell anf shaved, C0oc0. $375. The following
1ye p nrfce 1Y fhH
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ing Of the Board Of Managers ycstesdaJ,-T. D,
Bryan. President, in the chair.
The minutes Of the preyfous meeting were read,
approved and compliment paid the fair Secretary
for their completeness and accuracy.
The Committee on Contributions reported tay-
irg received so from the German Aid Society; So
ftom Mrs. Shlpley; $500 from Tuttle King, Esqr.,
IN unsolicited voluntary contribution; Agnes L.
Ward, one Of the performers at uager's concerts,
s3-her proportion Of the "bencdt;;'' $169 s. from
tic Hsgcr Concerts. being one-fou,th Of the nett
receipts thereupon; IS from DR.. Mutt Of Union
Park; S from a soldier at the Hone, as return
for the kindness Of the lady managers towards
him.
Mr. Sargent Of the Michigan Southern Railroad
proposed to transport tee Of charge quantity Of
wood, for the Home hom points along that line,
where the wood could be purchased At a price 80
that it would cost the Home only about one-th1rd
the usual price. Accepted, and vote Of thanks
rendered.
h. R. Ball, dsnggfst, 119 South Clark street, Of
fercd to supply 500 worth OF medicines in pre-
| sc9iptions OF otherwise, at the rate Of 80 per
month. Gratefully accepted.
The Committee acknowledged the receipt OF a
barrel Of flour from Mr. Cole, liberal supply o,
vegetables, &C., from Mr. Lawrence, Mrs. Long
and o1hers.
The chairman Of tic Visiting Committee re-
ported an unusual amount Of sickness, aud three
deaths at the Home during the past week.
MI. j. B. Wade, Of Philadclphia, BY M.s. WI
liauson, presented The Home with large, incl,
colorcd litbogsaph Of the PhIlrdelphh- Union Vol
u1teef Refteshmcnt Ealoou-handsomely ftanei
accepted, with thanln.
On motion, 1t was deemed advisable to form a,
] -~%n +
c1nde the numerous active cs-wo1kers who n
no1-rcsiocnts Of the city. The fo!low1n: ladie
were elected-the number to be increased II dc
sirable:
| HONORARY BOARD or DnEcTREssEs.
Mrs. Rev. Graft, Lockpor, L.
N1s. Dr. Hess, Eapervfllc III.
i Nrs. DR.. 1udson. Geneva, III.
Mrs. Rev. Mack, P1ainheld, III.
N1s. Harvey Lightuer, Peoria.
Hrs Dr.. Daufo1th, Joliet.
Nrs. Il. Tucker, NTiuctkA.
Miss SnBan E. Lockwood, Batavia.
Miss Julia A Vangowder, harrington
Hrs. s. Tow1c, Au.ora, III
Mrs Allen, Duutoa Station.
Mrs. 4. J. waltron, Egin.
Ars- Il. L. Singer, Athens.
Mrs. J. H. Tweedy, Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. S. Colt, Milwaukee.
Mrs, Jas. Richardson, Madison.
MrE. J. S. Stewart, B2ttle Greek, Mich.
Mrs. J. Z. Botsford, Of Chicago, was elected ad
| ditlonal Member Of the Board.
The Visiting Committee for the ensuing week
consists OF MIS-. Dt. Jewell, Mrs. ]. Il. Woad
1 wo1th and Mrs. Gtty.
The Superintendent reported during the PIG
week a4a arrivals; 23G departures, and Is remain
Ing. Meals furnished 800; lodgings do. 800.
The Members OF * Deazd IRE requested 10 70
port In writing. At the Rome, On or before Wed
nesday next, al donations they know Of havtn1
been m11e to the Institution, giving the name o
articles Al well as tie name OF dones. This /:
necessary to enable the Committee to perfect thei
| report Of donations.
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SucCEssrr1.-Oyers seventy Of our people
were re cietered at the st. Nicholas, New York,
one day Last week, and never has there been SO
snuch OF Eastern travel "a this season. Every
Tain brings hack faml llliar faces to be ready for
f.n work. Among the number Is Rev. Mr. Tutte,
Eho we1t East few weeks since to 1ecupernte,
and also to make interest among mechanics to
come here and settle. We understand his mis-
sion viii provo highly successful 1Mr Tuttle will
pflciate in his church on Sunday at 1QH a. N,
couer Indiana aud franklin streets.
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Correspondence.

WANEED-Cerrespondence. A
81 soltIer, xged 10 years. II good habits and
stsaelsg E'saes 70 cpcn Pr ee:respoaasnce TIsa any
nasriEorY lft' ar tt:ictly ccrnGantia No n,taa.
.i3E psid g 1etters aie6 BY photo.raphs
Addr So Il. =. KING. Co /. Second tIeE't MlnuesosA
vc7nr teerR. EAihvtlc, Tam. SEQ Tnjis IL
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are the current prices at the yards:
LUABER-FAst CleaF, III te0 81 @f0 go
Third Clear, i" ....,...,,,.. N0h@30t1
Bax fssse s. Rss,es ss!.e: bo;:d; !s s:a s
Common Boards, ,dry.............,,..... IA. "a
Common gosrds Ercsn... ............... l5aes.....
feai s sSsis
Second Clear Flowing. ronGt.......... 2S0oawm
Snesa sa1e Gleaf aios5a: @ 1853
ssssSDd seeoDd Common @i35
kSatked ak asiasie; ss 3oS
Saased shingsss. No 1.....'..'.....'... aga.
st sssea aSa6f:s Ss!Ss!s: iii
III ase siis5'ss e. No. & IS S
ftS: hesisiS tessssSs
f.r Eops: Prices inia i'm 1t the following quota
fEss. Nc seds:ssj s.n,z1. Rope.
T1tsh Is1 .......... 4GogS @ Tarred Hemp. %
OEIONS--DenaEd ac1ivs and receiStsla1ge. We
4rote pl1fno qualities at e19t10Q: commoA 658!ec.
pricef fole d'i Iinsfed oiis continue :earcs. Win
&much larger den and than can be me: the tresh
cEops ~ 2. Me q1ste:
GarEoa " best White. 6sc
Galben ol JeIiow- iow-.........-..-.-........... ..es
n%M 141natCu 4l1y
BsEed Lnseed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M15
gAFS ~; qn; eHl1 1.-''-.''.....''.''...'...''..
TLatCn04s !!N@-A2
LaId On, Summef mef....,...,..,.,... Wc
SS:;$ A:s4:s s 3ii::::::::: sssSs 81
Ilenhsrt oil ................ 11t9l.15
ONIONS-Tbe;s d & more sctiyo demand aud
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! Au2 AOQlET u0Y OIL EooA H2nu1AE IN tho or
Nm ,hs Ss,tafs ;.:9{ e r. dsar eosst5y: I'D.
q 1z yeas
xs e e.s1 sas "
I & ~ ft1S r b ,stt.r I'D y.
81 ana 10 90 sE tses
sos III i ose VIII - i s .sf % ~ s eaa
sonsoie Jo arselves wiih :he relec.oa ih.t fove b
e: :s99s!s!as - Z! =. s.
w ANTFD-Locel and Travelling
to- FAD as1 R%sSy %S.Sy Hsa Rn AxP
aessl "a assial a.tess Jas 6sios nsEaisssa. % II
;s:s = sz
w AN.TED-A Partner with q
~: ass sss s:ss s
W ANTED-Board. I wish to
~. ehssin Gsssd un. The lss q Aay: tor nysen.
1sssesIEsy eoHgs5isaS io IL esy ~ ~ e
Rasss Sc Pess ~.
w ANTGD-Board in a private
Ieasss: M q lie Ell FssSo Fasts1sheis "a
sss;a Adss.s &osAD: fs's ONCE i1s ns 81 i
Wy.ANTBD-Situati9n as House.
j. qe n e Ts:era
II; Sss as;; Sss sssis
w An TED-A Part1 er in the
~. " WaoIe1ae y Lia1sF and Gommssisn business
p1aees of s Il aq1or r.
1sSo r. oss sssf Box EG5 I
w ANTED-To borrow for Eve
fSsss Fssisis; %!s&| :sssssss: = sSesssss
sa, asPS ensfe sss 9S
w A N 7 E D-A man to run a
! ~ Mon'd;rg Machlle. to whom high wsgea VIII
b. PAID anc sorstsns emPls, n s giver. Aote but
'peSS fHGs and IS fu'sa street. West slds
| W ANTEn-Clerkfhip in Quar-
| ~ tsrnssfers Ccmntssary. OF a1y otaer eepa,t-
ba {; TaSFess 4 s xs
s'ts e e; :sS e.
w AN TED-Board. Three or
ss
}s s'ss 81 ss &c a
| W ANTED-A Protestant woman
atEvsnston tsn niles Son cnisaso ie TO oDs Va
eo3s a1dE. Ts ESSd 49, 2. e
Chg * :; .s5ply It q South Wells ssf'at. ~
| w ANTED-To Tailo7e. Wanted
w ass1uat1cn as cuttc,. .nv ner,on of eyne,tsnr,
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--TALLOW-Dcmand aetiye. and prices = utt'e
hrn,er than last Quotntfons. We today note al ID
quote:
saes: Is brls country ut sc; 20 hrls prime cIty at
WOOI-Ihe stocks eontinro llxht and 'uuch BE-
low tho present demand. We quote:
4tu!uH .5faac
aria or now M r, ,.
supp1in the demand for private consumption Prices
are conte9nently 1rm. We quote, hy tho cargo:
$50: Dolly eted-heech ss5o@7.oo; Maple *t50Ss06;
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ANNA B1suop's CONCERT. to hays

ANNA BISHOPS C0GCEnT.-Not 70 havt
heard this excellent cantrat1dce is to argue one
HtH deficient in musical taste No remember that
among the dlst entertainments We ever attended
Nas one given by Madam Anna Bishop. Wecan
never forget tie delight with which we hung upon
Aer glorious hasmonfes. We do not wish to seem
nrgallaut, but that was many yeaza ago. Her voice
IL clear and ringing, and has as snvery tone as
cver. She il well preserved woman physically
and musical1y, Last night she aang at the Muse
nm to an appreciative audience, and Was most
happily received 6he demonstrated that her
voice has lost none Of Its wondtous purity. The
entertainment hail was far too litteto contain the
volume Of melody, and through the open windows
the glos,ous cong doated out upon the evening
pl1. Tonight abe siugs again.
, 1863-09-12

E Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sexes new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
:harge- Address, D.. !. skiii;n Houehtou, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phfla-
delphlA. Pa. nu2t,3m
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DR.. Kings Oispensary
ROR PRIVATE nHSEAnRn.

sF-SzS DR. KING formerly of New York.
skiik y - for last yoarsof Louisyille Ky.
NflsNs .sdtlsss who has devoted his attention 20
the treatment Of private disenscu for 30 years. aftorp
himsolf having attended 70 practice for 80 many
years, and cured 30 many ihouaands, he is enabled
10 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from inJudcious medical treat.
ment, nom neglect OF their own.N Dr. Kings
psponsary Is No. . Deaderick street, between Cher.
~ and the Square, second story where he c. "a an
diseases Of private nature.
GoporrhOa cured without nauseoas medioiues Or
Interference with business
Structures OF old OF recent date eeotuaiy cured In
a faw days, by an operation which causes no paip
Where structure exists health cannot be ennIoved
Perhaps no disease more mischief aud under.
mines the constitution 10 much.
Syphilis, with all tho dia0aaes Of the SKIN zrowi
out OF neglect or bad tres lmont CO be enepsraui
cured In few daya
Seminal Weakness tontioh having beos
given 70 this disease and all the c0nsoq gr
ting out Of 10, brought on IA many cssaa by the de-
structiye habs Of inoonsiderate youths and cvcass
I've indulgence Of the passions, neglect ct which
will undermine tbs constitution, rendyring the sob
got unit for busness or society, AMI causing prema
tGre old age.
females who may DO laboring with any difficulty o
The Womb may rest assured of Immediate reitof
Persons residing abroad, by writing aud stating
their case with fee enclosed, direct 20 Dr. A. King
10 % Deaderiok street, Nashville, Tom ain hav
th9 nsoeEsarJ medicines sent 70 their address, Oflos
hours ton o'oloeh ir tie morning until . IN tho
7eung iJulv l0-in dkwiv
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Mr.. EDIToR IL am officially notified
that after the first of July all articles
that arrive at LouiVille from Nashville
will be seized and reported for conflsca-
tion, unless permits are granted here, and
the Eve per cent. assessment is paid here,
and receipted for by the undersigned.
Horses, Mules, Hides, Tallow, Rags,
Goods, etc, going NOrIhward from the
Nashville Trade District, must all be
permitted and paid for here.
Mr.. Editor, you can publish no equal
amount of matter that will be of more
Importance 10 your readers in this en-
tire Trade District, than this brief card.
hope it's language is sufficiently clear
to be understood by all interested
w. G.. BRowNLow,
Asst Sp. Ag. Tr. Dept.
June 80 1868.
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Nus AND LOCATION OF HOSPITALS HyASnvILLE
rhs folIorlng 8 corIect lid Of M no,pItsl. !
June 80, 1868.

The following Is correct list Of all Hospitals IN
this ciiyi
30. l--tih Factory, College stree, on the Gnl.
Asst. Surgeon, G, y. HAYNES, U.sv.
2-Unlverslty building, Aarko, street, en- the
Hil Asst. Surgeon, R. u. LINDE, U.s.Y.
" s--Enslay's Enil8ing Sc corner Public Square
surgeon, I.uwis d. HARLoN
{ 4--Avvard High school, College street, on this
Hn "a WEEDS, Surgeon in charge
6--suspendtd. .
e-suspended.
" T-oOnege atreet, b,tweon Church and Broad.
Act. Asst surgeon, G. W. FRANCE.
" s-Masonlo Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst Surgeon, G. c. GBAY.
T" e-oarriage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Surgeon, q. sTAGMAN.
Io--euspended.
g IL" PEsr HOUSE, "--on the University PIKE.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, L. D. HoGIH.
" l2-RgoadwAy Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
surgeOn,J J. S. MAuRER
ls-HumO High school, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. H. SINH, U. s. A.
l4-Ecnalo School, Church street, near ohatta-
noOga Depot. Surgeon, 20 II. PHILLIPS, U.s.A.
" i5-Hynes' High School, Line street, corner Sum
m6r. Surgeon, w. NJ. CHAMBKRs U S.Ai
lo-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, Dawn WELsH, SD Ohio
17-oPPTcERs' HosP1rAL PLANTERS gotel, sum
msr street, corner Deaderiok. Surgeon,
J. H. WNGHr.
l9--porneE Church and College streets. Asst
Surgeon, c, G. noNrGoMsRT.
Is--Morrs a STATIONS Bailding, No. IA Market
street JonN W. FoYB, Sturgeon, U. s. A.
+" 20-Baptist Church, Summer street CT FINK,
Asst Surgeon, U s. A.
2l-suspended.
a 22-HArdcasties South Market street. C. W.
HARPER, Asst Surgeon.
" al--Cornsr vine and Broad trsen CALEB ".
HoREos, 5argeon, U. s. A.
Prison Hospital, J. G. HICKMAN, Act, Asst Surg.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITALS
Post q Murfreesboro. Tenn

Medical Director Post--M, Q. wooDwoRrH.
Hospital No. 1-oity Hotel; 8. W. aegner square.
Surgeon 7. ID. Fitch.
- No. 2--woodbury Pike. s. o. Himoe, Sur
geOn IN charge.
{" No 9--East Court House. w. 7. Johnson,
Surgeon in charge.
No. a-W0Odbuy Pike. Asst. Surgoon
J. w. Psaroe.
No. 6--NoTth Court House. J. T. Woods,
Surgeon in charge.
" No. 6--North-east cor. square n. B.
Failer, Asst Surg IN charge.
{" No. T-East Court House. b. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge
" No. B-0pposlte and west City Hotel VIM.
A. MoCully, Asst. Surgeon ln
No. 0--COr. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
S. B. PermRr, Act. Asst. Surgeon
IN charge.
Zeal Field Hospital No. Lone mile west % ar
House. J, Y. Finley, Surgeon IN charge.
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Fourth of july.

AT AMEEugGo OF THE NASHVILLE UNION
CLUB, hold on the ovoHing Of the 18th inst,
the following named gentlemen were appointed a
Committee OF Arrangements, for Celebrating the
approaching Anniversary Of our National Birthday
Ito act IA conjunction with a similar Committee
on the part Of the Tennessee Union League, ami In
compliance with said Leagues Invitation.
CoHmnce " arrangements he part Of Ire Nashville
uaiaH (lsb.
Joseph 8. Fowler, r. ID. Dickey
H. Il. Myers, j. NJ Henderson,
W. q, BrlwnloW, O. !. Stubleheld,
", % Scott john York.
C01uHiaee "a depart 81 he zsHnssos UaiosLeagve.
Col Houck,
y. u. Glasooek, @. W. Bridges,
Capt NeWln, Capt. Clark,
Joha CarpoF, j. N. Hughes,
junelA-if
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STATE OF TENNESSEE 2.
~. ExEcUrfvM DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, June oath, 1885
~ -. -. No., n.

.rH EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, June Oath, 1963(
tcHkBLEs DAVIS, ESQ;
NashriNe, Tenn
sTR BY virtue of the power and au-
thority conferred upon me, by the Sec
Rotary Of War, as Military Gov. rnor Of
the State Of Tennessee, and in pursuance
of the provisions Of Proclamation is-
sued from This Office on The goth of Feb
ruary, 1868. you are hereby appointed
Commissioner to take charge Of all the
properly ID the city of Nashville,
"owned by persons who are within the
rebel lines, and collect such rents and
hire Of slaves as may have accrued, and
rent said property upon such terms as
may be deemed proper, subject, however,
TO the approval of this office. ~
Respectfully, hL t-a
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AZ this office, Immediately, good Job
Workman, Of industrious, steady habits,
to whom constant employment win be
given. Wages $40 per week.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor Of Tennessee

All persons having in their possession,
or acting as agents for the same, any
property of the above description, are
requested TO hand in list Of the same
to me, in the Sd story Of the Bookstore
of w. T. Berry q Co., Public Square
between now and the 10th Of July.
CHARLES DAVIS.
iune90-1w
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Fresh Eggs, Fresh Butter, and VegeC;
tables received daily and for sale whole
sale and retail, at No, 80, Public Square.
JoHN T, BRows,
June ZO-u. Grocer.
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A Washerwoman, or Two,

lAN GET PERMANENT ENILoYNHRr AT THE
- Ienntasi h,splAi Tor the I1ssna' ABpiy 90
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

IA HEllEAs libel Of Information was nled within
~ aud for the Middle District OF Tennessee, az
Nashville, on the 10th Gay OF June, A. ID 1858, BY
John Tumble Esq, Attorney for The Uuitld states
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United Sta os against NINE
CASKS Oh BACON, for reasons aud causes ia said
libel of affirmation set forth, aud praying process
against the property, that the same DO condemned as
lori tied.
now therefore in Pursuance q the moniioni uuder
tae seal o ihe Curt 10 me dircr Oh and delivered,
do reby give public uOtice 20 all persons cniming
SAID pro cry, of in any manner Interested therein ,
tuat hey hr and I'D n before said Circuit Court o
bel held the city q Nashville 30 aud TOT said lis
irict on the on day uf July 1891, at no O'Clock
m She forenoon Of that day thon aud thefo 10 ntor
rose their aims aud % make their alegati, ns la
Ga % behalf X GLAsC0, TX,
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