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Naval Movements,

The naval authorities at the l,rookiyn Navy Yard,
have reported the iron clad Iehsh ready for active
servee. She 10 to leave this cit, 20 molro- or the
day asi, H. 10 supposed, for Charleston to reinforce
the armored doing such good service there. 1hs
Jshsh is Of the original niue iron elAds construct
ed Immediately snsr the Monitor.
To-day the u. T. steamer Fort Jsokron VII be for.
maly Pot In commission a. . regular man Of ss OF
the 4. \. Ssvy. She 10 armed aud su.ppd after tho
fashion Of . fret class corvette, and has Gev OF
picked sailors. A few months sinoe this vssssl vas
purchased from Mr. Vanderbilt by the government
shs called the Union vhsn in the service Of the
"Commodoss," and had tust sttsineds reputation Of
excellence. which made tho government purchase
her she viii sai To day to to Join ons Of
our squsdrons which. vs are not Informed
rUucRAss CnABrsI ~ vEsssIs.
The Navy Department has purchased the steam tug
As1 for ssrvics In the South Atlantic station In
nectios With Key west and Port Royal. She wss de-
iivsssd yesterday TO Admiral Pauldins st the Navy
Yard and vi be nttsd cut st once TO 80 South. Tho
government has chartered . schooner 70 take Ice 70
the ofioer, salors and marines OF tho South Allan
tie feet Anspsemsnts an in prorsss to have her
heavily laden With the ous commodity. Another
vessel, also rec, ntly purchased. called the Home. ar
rived st tbs NAVY Yard. and vH taken in hand for
the necessary outns. She will be temporarily turned
ovW 70 Admiral Gregory. tho Superintendent Of non-
elAds N this vicinity.
ATJAIEs AT Yrp sAvy yA.p.
The psiGs stssma Cslipso vss on the dry dock yss-
tssdsy merpins but s1coLnt OF the arrival Of tho
hsrcedits, she vAs taken of and the uevly arrived
vessel put In her place, The CALYPSO VA captured
some time sgo whils endesverinS to run the block.
ade; she IL TO be repaired The boilers Of tho gun
boat Gslsna are being for tbs puose Of
ting new ones In She 10 undergoing general ., cr-
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Roehesfev, ". y, Aug. is.-A number Of ianuen'
,ai gentlemen from this and other Statcs are here
day for consultation with resard 10 tho nsIt Presi
Dental campaign, 10 accordance With the call pub
lDhed few days sinee. Usned hy r. =. Stevens, -
Secretary. Among ,hosc already 10 attendance are
Hon. Lssie Coombs and Hon. Gsrst Davis, of Ken
tucky.
The Caucus, which vss attended By about thirty
representatives., VA somewhat prolonged, and q the
close the formal meeting 80 postponed until O'Clock
this Afternoon.
Representatives from the ,evcri States Or. present.
Including Kentucky, Missouri. Marylsnd and Wis
eonsin.
Letter, nave been received from eI Tresidspt FIJI
more and other distinguished men.
The obs CT Of those present seems 70 be not 10 hold
convention, but series OF private onsultstatons
With view Of orsaniEus In the different Slater the
old whis and Bell and Everett eiemenfs, With .
national b,ad, to Get In the ncIt Presidential cam
psisn Is . bssuce OF power party.
His eII<cted that do6nito course Of action will
be determined or this evening.
The appointment Of . National Committee and the
issue Of sddrese to the y@ope are among the thing
contemplated.
Representatives continue to srriva
LArgR
The secret conference this afternoon lasted three or
four hour,, during Witch Gsiret Dsvis. y. II. Wood
and others particps psted in . comparison ofvevs With
regard to sustaining political orss uEstonA and their
respective strensth and aims; ths reported conclu-
son arrived 81 teins that the restoration Of pnaee
md the re establishment NJ the Union esn only IN
b ought about by the organization Of the conservA-
tive ell m-nt. in the North upon platform similar
to that Of the Union Democracy e KENTUCKY.
A committee, consisting q hes'n. Davis, Of Ken
tuoky, n II. Wood. u Wisconsin, r. r. ste'cns. Of
New York, 3. W. Bailey of Whit hall, and J. p.
Fsurs,, oi Csnsndslsus, VA sppcin'od to prepare
tusncs, for to morrow, and subu.it an addrso. The
meeting is eomps.d of sbou, thirty delegates, and
there 10 not spp~n to he any interested outsidsrs
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Telssraphio News Itsns, 10.

ArSWaIs NJ iy ~ 'nu.sp 1 ,1',In. Ssnn 20,
A.. n,,,,sss ~ n,emb"r ~ ,hs ssrns ,esimsnt
Tns u h Masssohuset,s Req tasrt. Col. Mar,b, G:
rived IN Ros'on yes e-dsV from Nov Orleans. and
met With . cordial reception.
Ne M,Ho.sv, su'hor Of the vort entitled The
Ptisonsr Of Stste" which sve' an aecoupt OF his La
fs site eIpsricrccs has from The cd oral
chair Of the rubiqus usBAtp. RcAson Secession
dont pa. In love
60, p.,.,.,.,s S.r,;,y b.,e ,.N,p a co, A.. a,
N.h.,, a., tb. season car scbSuct Il. st c nsress
u.m go WV W. " 80 Co'sh A. a. Ch.mbs,r,r,r,h
ps .,ts,b ~ !, hi. Ju,iss
.,'s Us '" ~.
rvs tounteee VathvAnv, descsnded rom one o' 'ne
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can Jealousy and pteIudlos have been provoked
aSs'nr the vni,ej Ststss.
The Government paper says the, the Northern
sta'es are for Jure.. while the Cenfedcfscy 10 for
Msrican monarchy, and that everything ooLs to the
Immediate recognition Of the Contrdsrsey By Nor
leo.
Guerri>. we're 6sh,ins on the road. leading to the
City OF heIios. Tho MeIiesns male no piioncIs.
but slsy ell They vss- var Of cI,errnnation
Numerous ssssSiushons had taken place In the
capital Of p'r,ons synpathisins With the French.
The triumvirs,e Government "a daily trsprL on.
ing and shooting PERSONS refusnr to he the cath Of
allegiance to the Empire NsIicAns had been public
ly nossed for refusing quarters 20 French ofscsn
one heIican isdy named Rubio received tvo hun.
drcd a.hes foe refusing 70 receive French ofeep into
hs house. Her busbsnJ offered 10 psy ~ dne her
weight In silver but Forey insisted on uakins sn
sIarnpic of her.
The forsifn M'n's,cu declined 10 remove 70 San
Luis on the Offer Of juarsx 10 protect their transit
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Nfeetias or Odd Fellows.

Rochsst'y, Aug. is.-Ths annual ses'iou Of the
Grand Lodse Of Odd Fellow. Of Northern New York
convened here today. and the following ofcers we're
ohossp for the preseut year Charles " CLARK Of
Sev York, W. Grand Master; " IN. Msdden Of Troy,
peputy Grand Ns.ter; John II. seekres Of Utica,
Grand Warden, George A. Gardner OF SyrscuAe,
Grand Treasurer; Rev. j. Dunbar Houshton OF Jsf.
ieTson, W. Grand Chaplain; John s. Detsrmsn of
Albany, Grand Marshal. Vim. B. Monroe Of Utica,
w. Grand Conductor John II. Feexlesr OF ORLEANS,
w, Grand Gusrdian; Rem amin Thomas Of Rochester,
W Grand Herald. Nearly 900 delegates are present.
They will 20 excursion on Lake Ontario to-uiouov
and will sdI ouru on Thur,day.
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San Fyonctsco. August iS.-Arrved 18th inst,
Mszeppa, from Lverpcol This svepi.s steamship
81. Louia, from Panama
We had . pev sensation today. A suspicious
schooner reported 10 have heen eru'ns fc< four
dsys on the Heads, surpcsed to he tender to Pirate
steamer farther out. The schooner vas seen sppsf-
emily to chsss bark leaving the harbor. when 10th
we're icst 10 the distance General wright and Col
lector Low vsrp varn~d Of the circumstances. and
the rsvenue cutter shuhrict dispatched to iearu
the character Of tho strange vessei Meanwhile the
,rvn filled With absurd rrmots. In the saer noon
the Shuhrek returned Tho mysterious schooner
vss found to be ony . hsrulsss vhsler cruising
Arrived 18th. Daring. Henry, from New fosk ;
brinss large quantity Of var material fos the GOV
ernmsu,, including ono il-nch gun, $50 barrels Of
gunpovdsr. loo parkases Of ordnance.
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Wreck or the British Sscasev Georgia
Mere Ftrins Heard ~ sea-

Bostor, Aug s.-Csrt. Aerrinan, Of tho bark r.
g. AleIannsr. from Sydney. G. II. rrpmo;
AuG sth. 10 ~. CsIs Csn-o north hy east II
milcs, picked up three bosts containing II obce and
seamen Of the British steamer Gsseis, wrecked on
sable Island the men having been three days and
nights In the boats.
NTP N. Aus. ilth. HalifaI northwest BY vest, ~
miles, spoke schoonsr Cutler and james Ros~, on
'hsr way from HsiihI for Lake Island, to the g..
anss cf the steamship Georrs. Transferred IS of
tn men to thoss vessss. the carpenter remaining
board until the arrival Of the vessel at Portland
Aug 18th, Liverpool northwest ~ milss. hard
hesvy guns in thst direction for half an hour.
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Son Yvdnetseo, August ls.-The steamer 81. Louis
brings vie Acapulco, da,os from the City Of Mexico
up TO July a2d.
General Forey vas Issuing DEGREES daily.
The French end MeIiean nsv'papsu urss the ~
eosnitiou ot the Southern Confsdersry. They state
tbs, France .ill recognize the Co,fedsrs<y. hsXi.
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Renewed Attack On Charleston,

Washington, Aug. ls-A dispatch vs received
his morning BY the Government dated on the l7th
instant, from d,tinsuished military officer In Ten
ps~as, .tstins that tho Chsttsnooss RsBlL Of the
10Th instant announced that the bombGdmsut Of
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Evlr Brigham Younss vivss Il = stated. are A.
fsctnd With the military spirit. They cal theu Nor
mon husband "Bnssy, deT,"
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MEXICAN NEWS.
The French Army FiOGEing
Mexican Ladies.
Important From Europe.

The Kings Oh the War Path.
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SPECIAL ORDRR NO, 4.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers Of the
Army of the Cumberland are REQUESTED
to call at No. rs, Cedar street. opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, ct the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
~ above-named.
The Gallery Of the Cumberland is COW
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
Gems Of Nashville that they are prepared
to furnish photographs superior TO any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up orr capacious Gallery, far su-
perior to any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one Of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department Of the Cumbsr-
land. We are prepared 10 execute all
kinds of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
spectfully invite all those DESTROYS Of
having Photographs TO visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with couEte-
sy by us and all our attaches. Please
call, one and all, and examine specimens
of Cartes de Yisite, etc.
MoRsE s. PEAsLEE PrOprietOrs.
n. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt Of Photographs Of the
officers Of the army. Duplicates can be
had by addressing Morse & Peaslee, 2.
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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dec8

N. LANDE, begs leave to inform the
public, that be has removed his Stock of
Hats and gentlemen's furnishing Goods
from No. 8, Union street, TO Al College
street, and has associated with him in
business his brother A. LaRde. II will
hereafter be conducted under the firm Of
LAnde g. Brother. dec4 -2W.
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Ths Custom House has been removed
from the old stand Of A. J. Duncan & Co,
next door to the City Hotel, 10 the tene-
ment near the North corner Of the Public
Square, on the left hand side Of the street
leading down to the old bridge, and re-
Gently occupied as = ware room by Mr..
Hill, dealer in paper.
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We are pleased to inform all who sre
fond Of good living, that they can find
TIE finest selection of dried, Preserved and
fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies, Nuts
Wines, and almost everything that is
good in the eatable and drinkAble line, at
W. w. Totten's, No. % College street,
opposite Sewanee House. He sells at the
lowest market rates, and delivers!all goods
bought of him free of charge.
pov09-1m
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I'VE saw an old gentleman on the streets
yesterday with an old bat on, which
had apparently caught the dust of
couple Of summers. Alb, thought we, that
old gentleman is hard up, or be has not
read the proclsmations Of Green & Greer.
How are you, old friend, we asked, 60
you know where Green & Greer keep
store. didn't know there was such
firm in town--Sre they yanksp THAT
accounts, then, for that old hat % 'No
it DON'T can't afford TO buy a new
one" We passed on, and shortly after
wards met female member Of the old
gents faulty. She was attired in q
splendid silk, the trail of which dragged
in the mud. Nc, wonder, young lady,
we solilOquized, your "da-dA" has TO
stick to his old beaver. 0h, the sins
the sex have 10 account for.
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Middle Tennessee is one Of the finest
cabbage producing regions In the world,
The quantity produced this year, how
ever, was small and is nearly exhausted.
Supplies arc, therefore, being imported.
A steamboat was at the wharf yesterday
on which was large stock Hucksters
Ktra in their glory.
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Dried Fruit DRIED Fruit II

A. & NJ. LAndsberg & Co., wholesale
Suffers supplies. corner Public Square
and Market street, have just received 200
barrels of Dried Fruit-Apples and
PeAches-which they offer TO Suffers,
Bakers, and the trade generally, at
Eastern cost and carriage.
A. I'M LANDSBERG s. co.
dac6 If
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At the Gold Pen Depot, ~ North
Cherry street, can be found good vari-
ETY. of Watches, gold and plated LOekets,
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens of
every description.
noV25tf E. L. TARBox.
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W. G. Collier received last night in
addition to the latest dailies, Pet'rson's
Dollar Magazine, and GOdey's Lsdy's
Book for January. Thanks to him for
copies.
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SamI Davis, rebel spy, captured near
Pulaski, Tenn, near the close of last
month, was tried, and convicted, and
hung. The hanging took place on the
9th ult., in Pulaski.
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Yesterday was = beautiful day over
head; bat, oh, what times pedestrians
have keeping out Of the mud.
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CHRISTMAS ADDREss.-Tke Carriers of
the Nashville Union will give one years
subscription for the best Christmas Adj
dress for the paper, TO be sent in by the
10Th inst The manuscripts of those not
Used will be returned, if desired. [3E
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ADJUSTMENTS.

New THEATKE. IT o might Miss Thorne
appears as Gertrude, in "The Little
Treasure" and Mrs Cregan in "The Col
leen Bawn Settled at Last" The Battle
Hymn, will be sung. The Performance
close with 1.-THE Swiss Sw aims" capita
afterpiece.
THEATRE-Miss Jane COMBS repeats
tonight her fAyOrite part of Pauline in
Bulwer's charming drama--"The Lady of
Lyons" Mile Zoe and Mr. Yates ap-
pear in the comic carnival pOlks, which,
9 few evenings since, was received with
great satisfaction. The entertainments
close with 1.-THE Two Buzzards."
The POLYoRAMA--Fhis magnificent
painting is receiving warm cOmmenda-
tons from all who have seen il. No
work of art of the kind, ever exhibited 10
Nashville, has possessed so much in
trinsic merit. No description can do it
justice. II must be seen to form cor
rect idea of it. The lectures of Mr..
SOmerby are all that the press have
claimed for them-chaste and eloquent.
Mrs. SOmerby varies The entertainment
with appropriate songs.
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Bdgsdier- General Whitaker arrived
in the city last night, from the front, and
is stopping at the City Hotel.
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Marshal's Sale.

n obedience to th Tteen wrts veHdifOai e1p0naS 70
L me directed from the Circuit Court OF the Unit
Statss, for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at ts
October term, 1863, / will at IL O'Clock, a. M, on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1861, expose to
public sals 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, al the
door Of the Court hOue, IN Nashville Tennessee all
the right, title clam, interest, and estate which lie
grand b. Carney has 10 the tracts and parcels OF land
hereiasfter named and described to-Wit: tract Of
land in District No. 49, OF Rutherford county, Ten
nessee, containing, by estimate, ONE THOUSAND
ACRkS, bounded as follows " Beginning st Walnut
tree, (the Northwest corner Of said tract,) thence
running South three hundred and twenty poles 10 an
Ash tree, thence East five hundred poles to a Dog
wood tree, thence North three hundred and twenty
poles 10 a Cedar and hickory tree, thence West five
hundred poles 10 the beginning lying about six
mil from Murfreesboro, on the Bradyyile turnpike;
asO tract Of land in RutherOF county, Tennessee,
adjoining that before mentioned, on the South side
thereof, containing about THREE HUNDRED and
sixty ACREs-vesled 10 said Legrand Il. Carney by
decree II the Chaueery Court for kuthefJ county
boundaries not here given because the records OF
said Court were m.slaid during military occupation
Of Murirecsboro y also, let Of ground North Of the
town Of MurfTeesbOro, Rutherford county, Tennessee
with a two story brick dwelling house thereoB,)
bounded as 70 lows " beginning On the Northwest
corner Of lot sold by said Carney TO Sterling b Jones'
running theuce North eight and bali poles TO said
Carney's line, thence Eas about two hundred feet 10
the line designated between lot OF ground sold by
said Carney Samusl Briggs, thence south eight aud
a half poles 70 Jones's line thence West about two
hundred feet 10 the ginning " also lot Of ground
In said town OF Murfree b0ro, onling forty feet,
more or less Depot squa c, sLd running back one
hund ed ard fifty re vested in said Legrand Il.
Carney BY the Circuit G. urt q Tennessee To- uther-
ford unty, the record OF which having been mslsd,
boundalis not accurately given ali Of the fore
going property being leycd 70 satisfy Judgments
rendered By TIE Circuit Court q the United states,
for the Middle District Of tennessee. a. It's April term,
lsG2 in favor Of Jos. Il. lhcmpEOn Z Co., Abbott,
JOh, 4 Co, A. & +. Reed " right Bros a 20 Mar.
til Peddls 4 Hsmerick kartia Peddie, HameTiek 4
Co., Cowell FsFIerl q 20, levick kasin Co., ). 3.
& Co., Herring 4 Or, aad Atwood Raj
ston Co., and against Legrsnd II. Carney and Car
ney Dufer. y. k. GLASCOCR, Marshal.
NOS 2S-3t BF v. LELLYBII, Deputy.
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We are indebted to Mr. Joel Davis of
the Adams Express, for late Cincinnati,
Louisville and New York paptrJ.
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MARSHALL Sale.

- virtue % writ reldifOH4 ep0Hds 70 me directed
II from the Circuit tourt Of tie United States for
the Middle District OF Tennessee at s October term,
1863 will expose 10 public sie 20 the highest bidder,
for cash al The OF the Courthouse, in Nashville,
Tennessee, c, mmencng At II O'Clock, A. NJ on
TUESDAY, the 18Th day Il JANUARY, 1884, all " Q
Fight, tit e. claim interest, and estate which W. b.
A. Ramsey has 10 certain tract Or parcel Of land IN
Edgefeld, Davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol
lows " Begr mag At stake In the C ntre Of spring
street. in u the cuveF where the said street
cressts the creek being tie beginning corner OF q
tract Of land conveyed by the Union Bank OF Tennes
see TO Noes W. Wetmore, by ceed bearing date the
l2ih OF April 1912 thence along the centre o. said
street South 70 degrees East, zine poles and l2lto
Of pole 20 q stake in the centre Of said street !;
thence along the centre Of said street, South, So
degrees East, thirty two POLES and 100 Of pole,
20 stake 90 the centre Of the intersectisn q Spring
and Bsss streets thence with the centre OF Bass
STREE North 58 degrees EAST, thirty -four poles and
30 100 CT pole 70 the centre o. Etcr street thence
aloIg the GENRE o. Foster street North, sl% West
seventy nine poles, 10 at4ke, r1er OF tract Of
land conveyed 20 said Wetuorc by Villa L. Fos-
ter by decd dated 18Th April 1873 thence with the
lice OF Ead las. mentioned tract o. land, along the
centre Of Foster e est Nortb 500 degrees West nine
roes 70 tie beginning c0raer u said trAgis who're
Foster street crosses the Crsek; theEce Gown the
centre Of the creek North, II = cegres West, sixty
four poles and 90 100 or a Fos, 10 The bsginnng"
contaiuing seyente and larter acres, more or
iess the same being levied on % Hatnfy iudsmen
rendered By the sad Court n favor Of 1. p. Starr
agai st said v. 3. A. Rams y and others.
y. n Gi.ASC9CK, Marshal.
noy2s-3t b ". LELLFEEr, Daputy.
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PRIVATE DISEASES:
DR.. Ludsum's Specific

L the only reliable remedy for diseases Of the
gAns Of gsnsrAtiOa. II l. the discovery q an sniB-
ent Physician whose life vas devoted 70 The treat
msnt Of this class q diseAsss, and with uapreos-
dentsd success, for more than twenty pears. Il Il
perfection IN itself requiring no injections, and
Offering entirely from the nistAksn Pr4esi7s and
the numerous worthless oOmpcuuds offered to the
public Il Is sstIrciy vegetable and perfectly fais.
Il acts like charm, and inpArts strength and
vigor to the diseased organs.
CauIlOn-Ths great success Of this remedy IN
eaeciing psTmansnt cures has led % Ia bshg mt
tated b unprincipls5 nsn- Observe, therefore,
that theI gnatnre Of the proprisior q around each
box. None ether = genuine. PREPARED only By
WM.F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati o.
Sod b. al Druggists. ~
PKECE, 81 PEN BOTTLE. -
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MisSoMER.-Why is Miss ThOrne mis-
nsmsd Because, the rose and not tie
6irn is the mate of the nightingale.
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Marshaps Sale.

Or virtue Of writ rssidoz eyponas 70 ms directed
ID from the Clfcuit Court OF TIE United States, fcr
the Addls District q Tennessee, 81 - October term,
1863, I VIII e1pose 70 pu5lie sale. 70 the hs b.
est bidder for cash, al the door Of The Court
hoase, 10 Nashville, TsIueaee, commencing At
II O'Clock. A. D., Ga TUEsD4Y. the l2th DAY Of
JANUARY, 1894, al the right, TIE cain, Interest
and estate Nbich Nichols H0hson has in Lots
Ms 81, q, and S. q Hsbson & Thelesas second
Addition 20 Nashville. commeneug a. the corner
Of Hohsol aud Tafhefland street., AID frtnttEg On
FG;asrlHnd street 80 feet, rulriag back on lie
with Hol s1a strest 10 feet y lasn feet alley with
the improvements thereon, and appurtela1ces there
10 also, q tie same tine ard place al TIE ght.
tue clam, interest, and estate which said Nicholas
HObsCn has n seventeen aerss Of lsnd IN Davidson
county Tennessfe, eorueri On Hobson C1apels nssr
E1gede d. being that PORTION O nc ole loot0n irnct
lyiLE next 70 said Chzpcl 70 be severed rem sad
trEct IN the form Of square neGriy Ay Be- tas
lots and parcels oi land Aforesaid beng leysd On 70
satisfy ju gmsnt q sad Cfeait Court o. TIE CEed
states, IN favor of l. p. starr, aud against sd
Nicholas Robson r.. oLASCOCK, esrshai.
noyzs-st Dy v. LEITETT, DEPUTY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-10

What are the soldiers crazy about
The mirth and music of Miss Emily
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