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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-02
United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. 49,
VXTHtREAs an information flied in the
w District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trct aforesaid, the 18th day Of September, 1863,
By Horace Il Harrison, tsq Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against one box contain ng
Owelry and other articles, marked "lio ace Norton,
Co G, LIST Ohio Artillery -alegng in substance, that
on the lst day OF september, 1868, In the District
AT resad on land said property was seized as forfeit
ed to tho United states, hereinafter alleged u be
true, &c wit Tint said day and year said property
was transported from theSute OF Kentucky, TO Nash
VILE IN the State of Tennessee, withouta permit of
a Gully authorized officer OF The Treasury Depart
meut, or II with one, that Il was fraudulenty oh
tained and further, That tn proper military author
tiles having prior TO The day and year ai0resld
lawful prohibited all traders rot regularly author
igsd suffers, from following tho army TO trade there
with, which prohibition was IN force on the day and
year Aforesaid yet tbo owner Of said goods although
not such slter as aforesaid did The Gay and year
aforesaid follow said army 10 trade herewith, with
the property aforesaid,
Now, therefore, la pursuance az the monitor or
said Court, under the seal Of The Court, 10 me
directed and delivered, 4 do hereby give pub 10
notice 10 all persons concerned IA interest In said
property 60 appear before tho said Court on the ~
gay Of October next at the Court room, in the Cap
tol at Nashville, in the District atorCsai1, al 10 o.
clock, forenoon, then and there TO iptrpose their
cluuns.
r. R. GLASCOCK,
U. $. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
uCl-lIt
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Here Is warning to ladies who talk
too much: A Partisan banker, very
wealthy and generous was engaged 10
marry a young lady Of high rank, and
everything was prepared. The BRIDE
groom had sent in the corbeiHe, which
WAS extremely rich, the diamonds alone
being worth over ono hundred thousand
francs Wishing to enjoy the graliiica-
ton OF his bride, he followed close on the
heels of his present. aud finding no one
IN the parlor he ensoOnced himself in the
window behind the curtain. Presently
a whole beyy of girls llliiered into the
room, and sll began talking at once "Ob.
did you ever see such beautiful o0ybsillet
Louisa is lucky; what a gentleman hus-
band she will hsye" "she ought Co be-
happy TO DO sure; but do you know
what she told me Just now why, that
she would rather have the coyJsiHe with
out the gentleman who gave It," at
can't be--sha never said So" "5he GER
tainly did, and there she IS ask her for
yourself Louise, didn't you tell me
you would rather have the coiJe,lle alone,
without Mr. ---p "Yes, say 80; but
that is between ourselves" "Much OBJ
liged to you, Msdemoiselle, said Mr.. -,
coming forward, you shall not have
either" SO saying, BIO cody pat the
splendid present under his arm, and
walked Of, leaving the ladies' in an om-
barcassmsnt "easier conceived than ex-
pressed"
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John Ran Astonished at General
GilmOross Guns.

Gen. GillmOre's success in batlerinp
down with his 00-pounder Parrott guns
the walls Of Fort Sumter, seems to have
produced more excitement and discussion
in Europe than any event of the war.
Sueh feats of artillery practice amaze
and confound them, and have already
given them more respect for us than any
other OF our achievements. The London
Army and Navy Gazette says that the
Americans have construoted and put 20
service at Charleston cannon of calibree
which TO the English are known only as
OF theoretical and probable attainment.
"Before such pFojectiles az these guns
carry, the preaching of masonry, brick
or stone, is question of but short time.
Had such guns been available in the
trenches before Sebastopol, the Allies
would have made short work not only of
the Redan and Malakoa, and bastion du
mat, bntof the shipping and of the forts
on the other side of the harbor." "Itis
undeniable," continues Mr. Russell, "that
the establishment Of few Of Brigadier-
General Gilmore's batteries before Sc
bastopol on the 17td of October 1854
instead Of the tremendous armament OF
which Lord Granville boAsted, would
have knocked the place into cooked
hat in twenty -four hourB."--Msio York
Times.
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United States of America,
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-3O.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNhSSEE-30.
WHEREAS an Information was filed in the n
w trict Court OF the United States for the District
aforesaid on the 10th day Of September, 1858, by
Horace IL. Harrison ESQ, AttCrney Tor the United
States for said District, against seven barrels cOnRu
ing Whiskey, alleging In substance, that on the lst
day Of September, 1868, in the District aforesaid,
land, said property was seized by W. G. Brownlow,
Assistant Special Agent Of the Treasury Department
at Nashville forfeited to the United States Tor the
causes set forth in said information to witt that,
the day and year aforesaid, said propert9 trans
ported from Louisville, In the State of Kentucky, to
Nashville, in tho State Of Tennessee without per-
NIT Of dulv authorized officer Of the Treasury De
partment, If with such permit, that the same was
fraudulently procured, and praying process TO Gu
force the seizure, confscaton, and conformation Of
said property.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monition Of
the said Court under the seal Of sad court, 10 me
direc ed, hereby give public notice To an per ons
concerned in interest In said property 81 appear be
fore said District Court, at the FEEDER Court Ro m, In
the Capitol, at Nashville, the District Aforesaid, on
the first day Of the next term Of aid Court to wit
October 10, 1888, then and there to mterpose their
claims H. Il. GLASOOCK,
L S. Marshal, Mid. Dist. Tenn.
gauQo
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United states of America

mlDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE-Eo. %
w HEREAS, an information was aed IN the Dis
trot Court Of the United States for the District
aforesaid, on The nth day Of September, A.D. Is03
oy Horace II. Horizon, Esq., Attorney Tor the Unit
yea states for the District Aforesaid against one box
confirming watches and iewelry which said informa
Ton alleges IN substance that on the FIRST day Of Sep
lember 1868, IN the District aforesaid on land said
property was seized as forfeited to the United States
Tor tue causes set f0tth in said information to-wit
For that on the day and year aforesaid said property
was transported from Louisville in the State of Ken.
lucky, TO Nashville In tho State Of Tennessee with.
out permit Of duly authorized officer Of the Urea
sury department, or ID with one that il was frauou
lenty obtained and prays for process to enforce the
Sc zufe couhscation and condemnation Of said prop.
crty. =.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitlons Of
said Court, under The al OF said Court TO me direct
cd hereby give public notice 10 all perFOns concern
ed m interest IN said property TO be and appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the Cap
uol at Nashyl e. ON the LIST day Of the next term Of
said Conrt tOwit: October 10, 1868, then and there
TO inierpOse their claims
r. r. GLASCOCK,
y. s. Marshal, Middle Dist of Tenn
sep2}--l4t.
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Union Prisoners at Richmond.

Union Prisoners at Richmond,
The agents oftke Sanitary Commission
who were captured at Gettysburg and re
Gently released, have arrived at Wash
ington, having left Richmond on Tues
day of last week. They report the peo-
pie at the rebel capital as much depressed.
There were few troops in the city there
were about 800 Union citizens and pris-
oners in Castle Thunder, and 100 de-
serters from our army. In the Libby
prison were about 600 Union officers.
Only two deaths had occurred among
them during the last two months All
Kentuckians, Missourians, and Mary
landers captured, who claim to be South
erners, are conscripted.
The following is list of Western
Union surgeons and chaplains still held
as prisoners in the Libby prison at Rich
mond, contrary to all the positive and
definite agreements hitherto made in re-
gard to these classes of prisoners:
Surgeons w. M. Houston, 122d Ohio,
captured June 10; w. A. Rodgers, Sd
Tennessee, June 49, W. Spencer, 73d Iu-
diana, April 30; L. @. Smith, 10th Ohio,
June 49, A. S. LOCKER, 9th Illinois cav
airy, May %: +. M. Patton, 18th Vir-
ginia June Is; o. Nellis, "a Virginia
cavalry, June 10; J. L. Brown, 11Gth
Ohio, June Is; d. B. Wren, 10Th Ohio,
June 20.
Ohaplsins--Jam Harvey, 10th Ohio;
o. G. McOabe, 122d Ohio; e. w. Beady,
10th Ohio.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT on TENNESsEE.-Mo-

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE No. SO
w HEREAs, an information has been filed in lhe
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trot Aforesaid the 18th day of September 1868 ~
Horace Ii. Harris n, ESQ.,, Attorney Of the United
states for said District against cases Shoes, Box
hats caps, box assorted goods, and box dry
eOods-aleging in substance that on Sept l 1853 IN
the District aforesaid on land, said property vas
zed rs forfeited to the ULited States because the
same was on the said day and year transported from
louisville, IN the state Of Kentucky, to Nashville in
the state of Tennessee, being place on the south
side OF the Ohio ri ter, below Wheeling without per-
init Of duly authorized officer Of the Treasure De
partment or, If with one, that II frauduenty OBJ
tucd, and praying for process to enforce the
conhscation aud condemnation Of said property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition Of
said Court under the seal Of said Court TO drec:
cd, hereby give public notice 10 all persons
ed IN interest In said property to appear before the
said Court, at the Court Room in the Capitol at Nash
vile, on the first day Of the next term Of said Court
to-wt October 49, 1885, then and there to interposo
their claims.
f. r. GLASCOCK,
United States Marshal, Middle District Tenn.
sept22
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Texaa I.oYnIIsts.
A correspondent Of the N Y. Herald

A correspondent of the N Y. Herald,
just arrived from Texas, says
Let me here say that, coming from
Texas as do, and 80 recently, too, that
the loyal men of that State (aad there are
t9ousaads) are a0illing to and do endorse tie
Administration IN all us lOar measures, and
are waiting to assist in putting down the
rebellion by any measure or movement,
whatever it may be, that has for its aim
the crushing out of treason. There &c a class
Of semi oath of allegiance, property saving,
l0yal-hait9r men, aObo haze objections TO some
ofhe measures calculated 10 bring some scoun-
drels into due obedience to the la'O, and give
them some ideas of their duty to their
country and their country's God The
truly loyal men desire TO see peAce-and
indeed are anxious for il; but ,Oih IL must
come the sure and certain destruction of hs
SlaUe PoWer and sLaUery IN these States.
Ihey ,OiH consent 10 no compromise that toiH
ertsnd anypriViiege 10 the "instituaorl" beyond
a very limited period Of time, and many are
anxious 10 see IL e1tinguisIed from this mo-
nent, and ,0ou,d so order ii Vsre they IN pos
session Of the p0'osr
The Herald is decidedly opposed to
the Administration
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

IEIF offer hree iarge Lots 90 the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spr *, and but a short distance
from the General Rairuod Depot, Wis
ONE lot, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through % Vine, ahont
AGO feet, and fronting three sire Is total number
Of front feet about 1900.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about SOP feet, run
ming through 10 McIomorc street about 200 feet,
fronting on three streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket touC2
Also, } on on High street, ahout Coo feet 'front.'
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good Tor manufacturing purposes, as thcy are con-
yenient cheap, have atcr facilities, and room for
waste material, aud arc well worthy Of the alton
zion q those who desire to invest IN productive
property II, q, SCONkL,
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United States Of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT or 1ENNEssEI-si.
VEyHEREAs an Information was hled IN the DIS.
W trct Court OF the United staios TOT TIE DISTRICT
aforesaid September Is 1868, by Horace II. Harrison
Tsq Attorney Of the United States tor sand nhtrictl
AGAINST one Trunk containing spool Cotoai ladies
Hose, and other articles OF Try Goods I ltuuk con
tanning Medicines; 10 Boxes Books; Box, containing
] tol. bottles btten Box Boots aud shoes ! bon
Beached Domestic, Box hndi Trunks, containing
mems aud women'a clothing, boxes uutlea' he'd
domestic kcg wine, box Lnsey cuta, boxes
containing gas nxtuTls ana drapory hanging, box
containing hats, ana hogshead cuntaiLi rockery
aud glass ware, alleging m substance that the said
puuerty was seized the lat day Of September 1865
m die l.trrt aforesaid ON land, as forfeited 10 the
United sta.ys bee ause the same WAS on sail day and
wear trauspartUd from Louisville 10 Nashville, without
i r,tm uf duly authorised utlccr Of the Treasury
department. ur % with one, that IL was fraudulent
Uuialu. "a,
Now the eiJTe In pursuance OF lhe moni"n Of sad
Court under the seal ol SAID Court 90 me d ,Ctvd,
hrr by give public notice 20 all persuus concerned IN
lutlrost u sad property 20 appear before said tou
a tAt Federal Court Room, Ina tho Capitol, op tlr lst
uay oil the next term Of said Court, wits October
lJlh, 1865 then and them 10 make their allegations
Ig that Lulaf 4. n. GLASCOCA,
Marshal Middle District Of Tennessee,
gRpg2-IAt
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Cotton IN TENEEssEE.--The Memphis
Journal learns that the cotton has been
killed by the late frost, and that the
yield will not, in West Tennessee, ex-
coed one fourth Of what is usual Add
to this the fact that a very small breadth
of land has been planted, aud we deduoo
q very limited supply Of cotton. IL 10
correct % suppose that the blight that
destroyed the young hollis in West Pen-
nessee, has ruined the crops in North
Carolina, Northern GoeeSia, Alabama,
Mississippi, and Arkansas.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1863

noardorf, r. Lieut. Charles Snyder, Il; Leut W
HortCr, A ...
10th lndiana-C1l Carroll Mejor vanattB; Capt
II Shortell, X; Lieut. D Allen, Z; Lieut. thompson
DO Licut H2wklus, D. Lieut. Hoover, do Lieut.
Stall, q.
Seth Ohi)--Co Jones
Kentucxy-Capts Taylor, A; Barnett ID. Lieut.
Carter, h; Lieut. SALMON q.
jlst Ilnois-Capt Brown, D; AT Hall.
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GnmbIe CONCENTRATION.

A4hANEN NohAhi t'uP'NtN~N' 49,
Gov. Gamble having authorized Col.
Moss, Of Liberty, No, to arm men in
Platte, Clay, and Clinton counties, he has
armed mostly returned rebel soldiers and
men under bonds, sad is now driving
Union men out Of Missouri Over one
hundred families crossed the river to-
day. Many wives Of our Union soldiers
have been compelled TO leave. -Four or
five Union men have been murdered by
Moss men.
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The rebels are out in the marshes and
swamps of Mississippi hunting up con-
scripts and Union men with dogs. If a
man opens HIS mouth in favor Of the
Union, he is hung upon the spot n
Gazette.
Well, did not two leading rebels Of this
State advertise in the newspapers of this
city for bioodhounds TO hunt Union menF
Rebellion is the same thing everywhere.
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United States of America:

VNTHEREAS, an information was filed in the Dis
w tr.ct Court Of the United States for the District
af0 csad gu the nth day Of Sept, 1868, by Horace
H. Harrison, hsq, Attorney OF the United States for
said istrct, against certain LOT of ground and the
buildings and improvements thereon situated On the
south west side OF market street near the Public
square in the city of Nashville and District afure-
said said lot being lot No IS in the original plan Of
the City Of Nashville and bong bounded as follows
Bepiunng at Joseph aud Robert Wo0ds's corner on
the South west side OF Market street, ruuning thence
North weslWardly With said street twenty two feet to
Tie limo OF the lot belonging to the heirs Of Robert
ScarN d. ceased thence In line at right angles with
said street one hundred and twenty one feet and four
inches to stake thence In line at right angles with
the line last mentioned, twenty Two feet TO Woods
alley aud thence IN straight line 10 the beginning
AIleaiug 10 substance that sept TO- 1858, said pro-
pery was seized by the Marshal OF the United states
Tor the district af0read, under an order OF seizure
issued ON said day by tue said Attorney OF the United
States as forfeited TO the United stat or the causes
IN said information set forth, toNit that the owner
ct said property being Vernon X stevenson, late
of the City of Nashville Aforesaid was on ana at r
the 18th July, 1862 engaged m aiding aud abettng
an armed rebellion against the Government OF tue
United States AMI did not within ID Gay after the
Proclamation of the President Of the United states
of Tho 25th July 1852 cease 20 AID. tountenauce and
anot said rebellion and return To bis allegiance 10 me
Uuicd Sotcs ana praying Tor process TO enforce mo
spigtrs conuscAt0n and condemnation Of said prop
crty.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monillon Of
SAID Court unUer the seal of said Court, 10 me direct
ed hereby give public notice To all persons concern
ga In interest TO appear before said Court AT the
Court Room ia the Capitol at Nashville, on the LIST
day the next term Of said Court, toNit october
~ lS63-tLen and there TO intorpose their claims,
Ne. r. GLA-COCk,
scp22 Y. Marshal Middle District Tenn.
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Innost Your Money !
For Sale, Four Business or Home
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

w 0ULD do well TO husband aud apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhancement In thovalue Of their property, ward
Of the ind uoement5 and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgracs and ruin incident 70 being
caught IN their snares and traps which are nvoly
Ing and destroying thousands
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A general order has been issued taking
out Of the hospitals every enlisted man
Except hospital stowards) who are fit for
duty. II is thought that several thousand
will thus be speedily obtained, as large
number are employed in various ways
about the hospitals who have been fit for
active duty for months. The result has
been n great reduction Of the number in
larger hospitals in this city.
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Walnnt Grove Lots.

A RE pleasantly situated, with good wator facili-
"A ties healthy, prcttily slopad, me forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square possessing the advantages In many respects,
OF both city ana country, and exempt from the dis
advAp tagos OF the city, viz efluvia. heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber offers FIR SALE LOTS
on ali tho streets and avenues in On beautiful plat.
Amply to II. q. SCONEL
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

TINHESE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages Of
j health, ground woll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility cheapness.
Apply 90 n. q. SCOVEL.
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THR aoLpIER,s FRENp

DO MOST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO-
| The ARMY AND PUBLIC, my Willingness %
aid them Ia procuring tho rembins Of deceased Sol-
diers and avoiding th' heavy tax which has been
heAped upon them not onlN in truYeliog, but iu
purchasing Metallic Gases, sc, by addressing me by
telegram, or otherwise, through any " the s'ato
Ageuc as, At Nashville, Tennessee, or hurloeshoro,
or IullahOIna.
Rehate arrangements have been en,Ct d, whereby
Bodies can be- procured, whether on tho battlefield,
or ina the nelly temOtory, Embd!H'ed, their natural
color restored, composition arrested, and freed
from an obnoxious yip,rs and inlectioni such as
small puX, CHOLERA, and yoliow foyer, So that they
may be- transported TO any part oil tn country per
focty safe. ,,...
Enbalmsd In Government Conins....,...... $50 90
in Albright, Zinc case....,... $50 90
Natalie Caskcts aud Cases aud all burial apPurten-
auc.s on Maud al reasonable rates.
u CASrtRLlNF,
Travelling Indiana Agency,
RfrERhNCE.
Indiana Military Agency
Ohio
illinois
Michigan
Fuqulra st, or address u. CAsrtRLINE or J. W
sCOr' Az Cherry streot, Nashville, Tennessee,
sop2 -aWa'
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Prolonr Life,

DY the purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyanceH, such AZ M DUNS, which
confuse, disturb, fret, aud shorten life.
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Tot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street considered tho ioost desir-
able part Of the city for Family Rosifenooa Apply
st II. q. SlONkL
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The exchange Of prisoners up 10 the
first OF September releases about 10000,
and leaves still on hand 1000 more.
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That Valuable Business Lot,

nE the North side Of the Pebble Square, next to
" Messrs "A, Il Douglas, frontiDg twenty
nine and vo-tweftha feet and running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet TO an alley, com
msudng a 0ne view Of Market street, IL now offered
fer sale by q. sCONEl.
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For Sale,

4 BRICK HOUSE situated on tho Franklin Ike,
n corner Of Bass street, containing four TO ms
Kitchen stable, etc.thrty-hve feet front, one hun
bred and forty feet deep, to an alley.
IT. G SCOyElD
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DEAL EsTArE BoCGhT AND soIn rY
N ~. q. SUONEL.
aug2l
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NERO a N rs,
NO. ID SOUTH MARKET ST.,
-MASHKILLE TENN,

HAVE IN STORE, and receiving weekly FAMILY
II AND Suffers SUPPLIES, IN quantities TO
moot the wants OF tho Trade Our purpose is to
have such Articles as arc in demand and 10 sell
them as lOlO as ne i0igesi Iune25 II.
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For a Rich Nlnn.

nNE SEWING MACHINE, ~ GOOD RUNNING
~ ORDER, Tor salo by u G SlOVEI.
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Hotel Lot for Snlc.

I ,NF FRAME olTIW, Wun gwo ROOMS, nor
~ snoby n. C. SluNEL,
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100000, In Notes retaining % lien ON Real Estate
Until the purchase money isusid, for SALE or Plan
lcr', linton, and state Rank OF Tennessee Money
AT PAR, by H. G.. SCONEL.
oricr-No 10 Park street nearly oppo ita tho
state taIdtol auegS
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Hotel Lot Tor sale,
A DAlIRABLY SITUATED, wtTB ENTHAoRnI.
n RN good surroundings and perhaps tho host
adapted, Ina the city for 4" First Gloss lutcln In.
Quiro OF a C, SCONEL.