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Reported Resistance IN Boston.

New YORK, July ii P. M.-We have re-
ports from Boston that mob Of one thousand
men have assembled to resist the draft.
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English Opinion,

Gram the London journals, July lst]
qbe London Times says that Mr.. Roebuck
has failed to show that any good would ensue
hom the House adopting his motion. The
sneech Of Mr.. Gladstone, who opposed the
motion, may be taken as an exposition OF en-
Ggbtencd English opinion on the subject. He
condemns the war he condemns Mr.. Lincoln's
indictments to seville rebellion, but he denies
that England and France can abate the mise
ries Of the contest by such an act as the recog
milton of the South. He believes that the
South can maintain its independence, and that
it would be expedient for the Federals to de-
sist from hopeless and therefore an unjusti6~
able var The Times says it is plainly our
duty as we'll as our policy, to bear with this
misguided people for some time longer.
The Telegraph says we simply await the ar
rival of that hour which shall show the South
70 be in possession of the Independence it
claims, and enables us to recognize It with
the sanction Of sound judgment and the fiat OF
public law.
The London News and Star abuse Mr..
hoebuck. The Star says last nights debate
will assuredly be regarded by the friends Of
peace between Europe and America, peace
between North and South and freedom in
both, as an acquisition to their good cause.
The Standard ndicules the idea Of with
holding recognition Of the South for fear OF
var with the North.
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GENERAL LEE ON INvAs1oN-A correspon-
dent OF The n. I. Commercial Advertiser, wri-
ting from Gettysburg July 7, relates talk
between General Lee and mill owner, Of
Pennsylvania, during the recent invasion
Gen. Lees confscation Of paper at the
mills near Mount Holly Springs has been
mentioned. Mr.. Givin, one of the sufferers,
at whose house the General breakfasted, gives
me some facts Of interest. It is not that we
love the PennsyIvanians, observed Lee, ''that
re refuse TO let our men engage in plunderi
private citizens. We could not otherwise
keep up the morale Of the army. 4 rigid dis
opine must be maintained or the men would
be worthless.
" I told General Lee," continued Mr. Civ
IN, that the South must give it up that the
North would fight it out rather than see the
country broken IN two, and that their invasion
OF PennsyVania was great mistake. What
would you do, replied the General, If you
we're IN our placer" Here he produced copies
o. the Richmond papers, which complained so
9lttery about the war being waged in the
south, while it ought to be carried into the
1ree States One Of the motives to this inroad
{Ras therefore, the pressure Of public opinion
brought to bear on the Confederate Govern
1nent by means Of the newspapers.
a collier who had been lost four days in q
coal mine in Derbyshire, England, was rescued
me other day. His entire sustenance fer
nnety-one hours was the oil from his lamp,
winch he had sucked up, Although much ex-
naosted when found, he soon revived, and, af-
'SS little food had been administered, he
naked hone.
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II o T I C z
nj AYOR'S OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July a, 1869
i paid their Corporation Licences for this year,
that they save thirty per cent. by paying
their licenses on or before the first day of Au-
gust next and to such as shall pay on or before
the fifteenth day Of August next ten per cent,
and all persons who fail to comply with this
notice after the fifteenth Of August will be fined
double the amount Of their license.
iy lin C. A WARE, Mayor
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PROvOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 80, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons (both
~ government officials and civilians) occu-
plying real estate for private purposes, that has
been seized by the Military authorities, to ap
pear at this Office Immediately that the rent Of
their respective premises may be assessed and
pc yment made.
Rent in advance by the month will in al cases
be required from July lst, 1863. Any person
failing to appear will be expelled from the pre-
misses. BY order Of
FRED. J. P. entity,
je 80. lot Capt and Act'g Pro. Mar
NOTICE TO TAX-P YERs.
YYHE collectors Of city ia es will attend at the
L Council Chamber on e Monday lu:e;sday
and from 2 until 5 O clock, to give an opportu-
dity to such persons as may desire to avail
themselves Of the discount Of 50per ct. the time
for which expires with the 18th inst. After the
18th and until the lst of August inclusive, the
discount will be 3Oper ct. and from the first to
the 5th of August, 10 per ct. Payments to be
made in good funds, or no discount.
6 6. g WHf 4; HhM y, Collectors.
jy 10 st
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II O z T O E.

Z Il OF TOE
/ will sell out my entire stock Of ladies, misses,
and children's city made BOOTS and SHOES,
st a small advance over cost. Those in want
of good shoes at very low prices would do we'll
10 call at No. 80 King St. JOHN 7. EN- ANS,
iY l4-2m
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Marshal's Sale.

- virtue OF writ FeHditOBi eEp0aas 70 me directed
II from the Circuit Oourt Of the United States fer
the Middle Distri-t Of Tennessee al its October term
1858 Ill expose 10 pubic sale to the hishsst bidder
for cash at The CoOr Of the Courthouse in NasbVl
Tennessee, commencing at IL O'Clock A on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1894 ali the
right, tit {, claim, atert So, and estate which W. b
A. Ramsey has in certain tract parcel Of land Ia
Edgehe.d, Davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol.
lows Beginning at stake in the csntre Of Spring
street. in centre OF the cuvert where the said street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner OF
tract OF land conveyed BY the Union Bank OF TenLss
see % Moses W. WemOrs, By deed bearing date II .
18th Of April $40 thence aloGg the GENRE OF said
street South, IS degrees Fast zine poles and n Il
OF g pole TO stake in the centre of said strset !.
thence along the centre of said street. s. nth 5s
degrees Fast, thirty two POLES and 5 100 Of a po,s
to stake ia the centre Of the ntCrs ctien OF Sprp
and Bass streets thence with the centre or Ba,s
street North, 6S degrees East thrtylol poles AND
80 100 Of pole 10 the centre of stCr street. thnc,
alorg the centre OF Foster street North, 81 j West
seventy nine pOles, 70 stake, c-ruer OF tract 81
land conveyed to said Weimore BY William L. Fos-
ter, by deed dated 18th April, 1919 thence with The
lice OF said last mentioned tract OF land along the
centre OF Foster st eet North 991 deg ees West upe
roles, 70 Tie beginning corner Of said tract wher.
Foster street crosses the creek thence Gown the
centre Of the creek North, ll.< degrees West sixtv
four poles aud 3olOO of pole, To the beginning
containing seVente q and quarter acres more or
less, tbs same being levied on TO satisfy Judgment
rendered by the said Court, In favor Of L. p Starr
against said W. B. A Ramsey and others
Il. r. GLASCOCK, Marshal
noVzS-ot By W. LELLTErr, Deputy
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Marshal's Sale.


Qf virtue OF writ rendition erpolas 20 me directed
II from the Circuit Court Of the uited States Tor
the Middle District Of Tennessee al ia Uctose-s ra
1885, viii expose TO public sale the highest bidder
Tor cssh, a. the door OF the Court house. IN Nashville
on TU ESDAI, the 18th d4y Ct JAN UARY 1874 81 the
right, title, claim, interest," and estate WI Oh B.
Macrae has in certain tract or pa'ca Of land in or
lear the town Of ClarksEllle Tennessee bounded A.
follows "0egnning at stone corner Of lots Mes ls
and Ia. IN Newel's subdivision, and running thence
With the north SIDE Of the ClnksVle aud Port Roysl
Tdrnp Ike, 1.-THE beginning corner being on said road
four hundred and eighty-six and half feet to a
stone corner with T. J. Wisdom thence north. & Z
cegrees east, TO stone, said Wbdom's north east
corr er in Doen's line thence east with said Doeus
line i've hundred and tWenty-seyen feet 10 a ston-
corner with lot sold by J. 5. Hart 70 W. A. Quares
(. K. W. Thomas and Jas. D. Glenn, and thence with
said Quaries's, dhomsss aud Glenus line % the be-
ginning on the Clarksvills AMI Port ROYAL Torn
Pike ntAininE, by estimlte fifteen acres aud h;tv
poies;" with all the Improvements thereon and an
partsnances thereto, embracing a c0mmodous dwell
ling the same bsirg levied On 10 satisfy judgment
rendered BY said CcurI IL favor Of Arnold Cor
stable 3 Co., aud against 3. ". MeCrea and
Coulter. Sale 70 commence al II O'Clock A N
4. K. GLASCOCK, MaIsh
noYls-St BY ": RLLYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

II virtue Of writ p0nus to me directed
II from the Circuit Court OF the United safes 4 r
the Middle District OF Tennessee, at its October term
1868, I will expose to public sale, 70 the hg h
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of thu Court
house, IN Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at
ii o'clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the I2th daV OF
JANUARY, 1884, AL the tight, title aim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Robson has in Lots
Nos 81, SO, and So OF Robson WheIsss's S, c md
Addition to Nashville, commencing at the corner
Of Hobson and Fatherland streets, aud r., ntng on
Faherand street 80 feet, running back on line
with Robson street l7O feet TO teen feet LEV with
the improvements tnereOn, and appurtenanceE there
to also al the same time and place all the right
ttle claim, interest, and estate which SAID Nicholas
dObsOn has in seventeen acres OF band IN Davidson
county, Tennessee, cOrneIi on HObson Chapel near
Edgehed being t0at portion Of the CID HOhson rsct
lyiug next to ssid Chapel, TO be severed from SAID
tract, in the form Of quare nearly a. may be- the
lots and parcels OF lana Aforesaid being Cyed 90 L,
satsiy Judgment Of said Circuit Court Of the United
states, Ia favor Of L. p. Starr, aad sgaiast "a
Nicholas Hobson. L. Z. GLASCOCK, Barshal
n0TZS-jt By ". LELLYATr, DEPUTY.
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Friday, December 4tb
Notice.

THE undersigned this day having sod to Messrs
L McMuen q Gates their goods and business at
No. 20 Cherry street, Nashville, do recommend to
the favorable notice and patronage Of those hitherto
dealing with at the old stand these our sGccessors
who will there continue the trade IN Stationery
and kindred goods suitable Tor suffers pOstmasters
and others selling in the army
Thankful for the patronage hitherto given Us, we
take pleasure In transferring trade 10 the hands
Of honorable and fair dealing men, all will find cur
successors TO be. III w.
nov2s-tf ALLEN co.
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THE NEWS.

WAsHNGTOS, Nov. 26.-Tbe following
dispatches have been received st head
quarters:
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 20, 7:l5 P. NJ
To Major General Hallecl:
Although the battle lasted from early
dawn till dark this evening, / believe
am not premature in announcing q COM
plese victory over Bragg. Lookout
Mountain Top, all the rifle-pits in Chat
sauoaga Valley, and Missionary Ridge
entire, have been carried, and are now
held by US.
(Signed) U. s. GRAsr,
Major GenerAl.
Second Dipatrl-c0liciaI information
received from Burnside TO the 23t indu-
oes the belief that he is safe. he viii be
supplied and reinforced,
Brsee's forces were in full retreat. and
-. -. go, r,r,rauten fhIa mnrnina.
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Marshal's Sale.

obedience to three wits vezsd iOHi syp0Has 70 ne
l. directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
states al lie october term for 1868, will Al II
O'Clock, A. a., on TUESDAY the I2tb day OF JANJJ-
AkH 1854 expose 10 public sale 10 the highest bidder
tor cash. At tue State Capitol Of Tennessee IN Nash
vile, El the right, title, claim, interest and estate
which Edward Duner has in lot Of ground il the
town OF hurfreesboro, Tenn with a two-atory
frame house thereon described as fOllOus " ss
ginIing at John hcDefmOtt's Southwest corner and
EGnniDg thence West one hundred and ifty feet 20
street, thence North one hundred and ninety one
feet, more or lets, to II EllOlTs South West cor
ner, thence East one hundred and Gfty feet 10 Jhn
McDeTmotts, thence with said hcDermott's line one
hundred and ninety one feet, more or less 10 the
beginning ~ levied on 10 satisfy judgments Issued By
the Circuit Court Of the United States Il the Middle
district OF Tennessee, at its April term 1882 Ia favor
Of AZ :. Reed and Jos. h. Thompson q Co, aud
against Du1sr Carney.
E. a. GLAsCOCE, Marshal
nOy2s-5t b. LELLTETT, Deputy.
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GnilerY of Fine Arts,

ooRNsR OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine hfe-like Ambrotypes, Photo
graphs. from life size down 10 Carte de
Visi.e, executed in the highest style Of
the art either plain or colored, call At
the above establishment, the largest and
most extensive in the Southwest Al
buns, carte pictures Of the Generals Of
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection Of pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
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Refuse the Issues Of all Banks
mentioned below.

Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banio are broken, or
have been wound up /; and their Notes, II any are
out, utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, al BrovnsYils.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, at Nashville.
FArmsrs' and Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institrtfon at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, At Mrfreesboro.
Minors and Manufacturer Bank, at KnoxvH, e.
Rank OF East Tennessse, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, - Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at psudridEe.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewen.
Bank Of TaEewei, at Tazewsll.
Lswrencoburg Bank, ct Lswrenofbusx
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF America, At CsrksFille.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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Marshal's Sale.

pY virtue Of writ vsdia0ni s1Ponas to me directed
ID frVm the Circuit Court Of the United Statss, for
the Mddls District Of Tennessee a. Is October term,
1863 will expose 70 public sale, 10 the CHEST bid
der Ir cash. the dor OF the Court house, Ia NAsh
vhe, Tenn, ssee commencing at II O'Clock, A. M,
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864, all she
right title, claim interest, and eEate which j In T.
Mckinley has in certain lot CT ground in The tosn
Of kurfrsesbOrO, Rutherford county Tennessee, con
tanning by estimat on three thousand seven huadred
and Ely square feet fronting twenty ave feet Oh The
Public Square Of said town Of Mari eesb0ro, running
back NorIhward iron Eaid square one hundred and
hny feet, vested in said Mckinley b. deed on the
24tn day Of September 1885, from 3. 3. Jrtton, rig
Uttered page Coz Of Book 3, II the Registrar Tor
said county Of Rutherford also lot q ground IN
said tcgn Of Murfeesbor0 known aad desig dated In
the original pan Of hurfreesboro IS Lot No 70, snd
bounded as I I YEs Beginning - stake, South
East correr Of sail ot ranning thence West 100 feet
70 a stake thence North "a feet 70 stake, thence
West ~ feet 10 W. q. fletehei's cornell thence
North b ieet 70 stake on the STREET thehes E2st
with the to the NorhWesl corner - tE9 Pres
byteran Church lot thence South 80 teet 70 the be-
zinnirg--vssted in sid Mckinley By deed from
John JOnes on the 18th day " May, l552 registered
on page 53l Of Book y Of the Registrar Aforesaid
also lot o. ground IN said town o. hui frsssooro,
bounded a. follaNa BeginninE 81 stake q lees
Sr1b on said HcKialey's south West corner Of lot
p1rchased from jones' beDoe running " eat ls5k Teas
10 the street theDcs North to5< feet 70 STAKE Win
aid street. corner Of lot ovnsd ~ fietcheri iasnee
Pat Is x feet to sake thence south % ne ktgtA-
rsns 70 fess vest q 10 ezid Mckay b. asea ifcm
gss Mcdowell, 81 Gu the lztn DAY q DeNsnbsr,
1854 reg stared page I'D q the sid k'gisitAfs
Book also 90 lot u gr5anc On sad town o. aaf-
freesboro founded fo0Ws: +" BoSinniag on ne
lrrtb west conner Of iot Owned By Jas AcOos eil
X running thence North with the strret IS feet 70
craer On the street. thence last with fhs street
70 fsst 10 st1e thence South IS feet % stake
szsd NJ Doeells line, thence W 81 viii sid ins y
feet 70 he beginning, YES ed 10 said Mckinley ~
a. from ". c. flstchsra p gsiered % fAe lslh
dag ts-iober, 1858, pagos 80 and 81 q said
20 strni q Book No. ksC on lots q and e. n
or " AZ said toNn o. Aprfr esb5ro boril-ed
ioxs. . BsTnning On the North E4t cirnsr Il sad
Iete fuuning South = poles, - 4 stake on Castl.
street. enee 81 poles 10 stskri thence North -
polss 10 stake kttts 81 eri, a. ne East pues
tls beeian ng, vested 81 sad AcKney b. deed fun
Vs. Ledbs te-, reserdst DECEMBER 1., ls6s, "a page
81 Of saIf gIssrsE'E eook hos twcihe- via IL ne
improFt pftai1ng % ihe Aiof,bAli lots - p4f
1sis q lana eFeruliF, tbe szns bsiIg eFied 70
>azlsfy fgments Ee1darsd b the=a Cur a. fs
Apra term Or lssz, II fsgor q nsa1or c. apd
ifsoetof. lsfs9Tca 4 = G.. sd 4faluzi f4l1 411n
NekIn.cY al Ia 4 McAlnisf,
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MafAhalIs Eala.

III virtue Of wit rsnSioR erpoHss to me directed
ID ifom tbs EiTcut Court n the United states Tor
the Middle District Of Tennrssee A. Octc br term
1858, l will expose to pablo sale, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash at the Courthouse IN Nashville a
right, title, elEm, interest, and estate which David
Dick has in tract OF land, lying about three riks
from Csrksvile, Tenn bounded and described IL
part A. follows On the North BY the ClarksFills and
Port Royai Tur1Tik on the Sonth. BY Cnmberlsbc
RiveT-6eiag part Of the tract sold By decree Of
the ChanceTy Court, at C4rksEiie, IN the csc Ct
Dick Heirs, for and oisirbuton Of the lands Of
William Dick; Containing about two hundrsI acres
levied on with all the appurtenances thereto 20 SIT
isfy judgment OF said United States Court 10 faver
Of Robert Black and against David Dick.
Sale 10 commence al IL o'clock. A. w.
f. r. GLASCOCK. Marshal.
no72s-St By W. LELLYEIT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

obedience to thirteen wrts Uendif oai sxpoRas to
L me directed frem the Circuit Court VI ths Unit
states, for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its
October term, 1868, will, at IL O'Clock A. M, on
TUESDAY, the 18th DAY Of JANUARY, 1864, expose 10
public sale TO the highest bidder Tor cash, at the
door Of the Court hOa-e in Nashville, Tennessee all
the right Title am, Interest, and estate which lie
grand d. Carney has ia the tracts and parcels OF land
hereinafter named and described, tO-Nit: tract Of
land in Dsrict No. Is, or Rutherford county, Ten.
nessee, containing, by estimate, ONS THOUSAND
ACRES, bounded as follows &" Beginning ct Walnut
tree (the Northwest corner Of said trset) thence
running South three hundred and twenty poles TO an
Ash tree thence East i've hundred pcles to Dog
wood tree, thence North three hundred and twenty
poles to Cedar and Bickory tree thence Wet fv5
hundred poles TO the beginning Lying about six
mil from AurfreesborO, the Bradyvile turnpike:
so, tract Of land in Rutherford county, Tennessee
adjoining that before mentioned, on the s Juth side
thereof, containing about TIRES HUNDR ID ana
SIXTY ACRtS-Yested In said Legrand h. Carney BY
decree q tbs Chsncery Court for Ruthe f0ri county
(bouDdaries not here given be5euss the records OF
said Court were mslaid during iitary occupation
Of MuireesborO > also lot Of ground North Of The
town OF Murfreesboro, rutherford county, Tennessee
with Two story brick dwelling houss thereon,)
bounded as follows " Beginning on the North West
corner Of lot sold by said Carney Sterling B. Jones'
running thence North eight and bali pOlss TO sad
CarDeys line, thence Fast about two hundred feet 70
the lie designated between lot OF grpuad sell By
said Carney 10 Samus Briggs, thence south eight aud
half poss ~ JOnes's line, thence West about two
hundred feet TO The beginning " also, lot " grOuni
Ia SAID town oil Aurfres bOio, Ontiag IJrty feet,
more or less, Depot Square, ard running back
hundred and nfiy fee.-Yested IN raid LegTsnd n.
Carney by the Circuit Court Of Tennessee for Buther
ford c-uHty the record Of which having been uslad
boundaries not accurately given al OF the lore
going property being levied on 70 satisfy judgments
rendered by the Circuit Count Of the United states
for the Middle district Of Tennessee AZ il April term
1862, in favor Of Jos. II. thompson q Co., Abbott,
Johts & Co.. A. & F. Reed Wright Bros. a Co Mar
tin Peddlc a Hamerick Martin Peddle, Hamerick &
90, Coweli Earltr CO., leYick kasin Co., ;. B.
ChIttenden A Co., Herring 4 on, and Atwood Raj
ston Co., and against Legrand h. Carey and Car.
ley Dufer T.. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nOV2s-3t ByH LELLTETT Deputy.
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The shove seut BY mail otherwise, the receipt
Of price aud return postage.
Address, y T.. TARBOX,
Post Once Box ZIG.
Persons ordering, will pissse stae the Eizs and
style Observation-Disclosures hard soft, hne or cOarse,
and II the should fail % pieass, or prove eefec
tive, will have the privilege o. exehangi' it.
deduction Of dftsen per cent allowed orders Of SO
or ever, and SZ5 On thOse e sIO3
sscond quality Pen 10 carAfs ins, not included in
the above, with plated cases nom b s. upwards.
Liberal oiscount made 70 Ihs trade.
nog25tf L. TARBOX.
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NAsHvILLr. - - q -

NASHVILLE, TENN Nor. IS, 1865.
XITANTEp, by an Army 0fhcer, House, furnished
w ANY person having 4 house of this kind 10
rent vii please address, through the Nashville Post
once, LIEUT.. J. B REEVE, Box 747.
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TAKEN Up, by Hiram Vaughn, resdiug in Di,
i trict No. Is, Davidson county, a stray Horse.
about lax hands high, chestnut sorrel color. one
fore and two hind feet white, in low order about
years old. Appraised At $50.
ALkX. MCDANIEL, R. D. c
nOg27-3ts
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DECENTRALIZATION nnnntu

FINnkENu by s. W. B6ir, n District No L. Ia
i yidson County, mare MULE, Of lts hit grew col
or, about is years old, about Il hands high 50 me
harness marks on shoulders aud sides Appraised
at Se5, Get 18th, 1868.
nOV27-St0 ALEX. MCDANIEL, r. d. c.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE.
We are now receiving
5000 Reams Note, Letter and Cap
Paper, every grade and quality;
800, 900 Envelopes-buff, white,
Canary, etc.
20 Gross Portfolios;
500 Cheap Novels;
100 Gross Buffers Ink;
so Gross Lead Pencils
1000 Photograph Albums =
from 81 so to $40;
5 Gross Soldiers Photog.
Albums, Pocket.b'k form;
10000 Card Pictures of Generals
of Army of Cumberland;
10000 Soldiers e. S. Army Di-
plOmas.
Diaries for 1861;
Blank Books;
Zinc Mirrors
Steel Pens;
Gold Pens;
Propelling Pencils;
Backing Brushes
Hair Brushes;
Tooth Brushes !;
Rub'r Buttons !;
Ink Stands;
Prize Packages,
Gillott's Pens
Sectional Maps Of Ky. & Tenn.
Emery Paper
Gun Oil;
Paper Collars
Pipes;
Combs;
Razors
Razor Straps
Tobacco Boxes
Gilt Mirrors ;
Rubber Blankets
Fancy soap
Backing
Hair Oil
Song Books
Pocket Books;
War Macs
Emery Packages,
and Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
McMULLEN s GATES,
Successors to ALLEN 4 Co,
20, North Cherry Street. Nashville,
and l43 Walnut street, Cincinnati