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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

The SoUILGEEs. This new com.
pany were out for drill on Wednesday
evening. Their new machine worked to
the satisfaction Of everybody, and had it
not been for the limited supply Of water,
would doubtless have surprised tho be-
holders. 1t is a first-class "tub," I'VE
don't remember the makers name with
ls.foot brakes, 2s-inch cylinder, probably
the largest ON the coast,) and adjustable
stroke, throwing two or more streams, as
occasion may require. The "6nish" Of
the engine was universally admired, it be-
ing complete in all its parts, and painted
very Handsome but not gaudy." as re-
marked by the monkey. The hose car
ringe was another "center of attraction y
and its performance gave great satisfac-
ton. We hope the "Squilgees" will hold
themselves in readiness to rally when THAR
distinguished services are required. The
company will please accept the thanks Of
the good people Of Olympia for this mani
festation Of their public spirit and enter
prise.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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ADAMS. va. no, igocrrdi It's announced
,ha, the main effort of ihe-e radicals oil
be directed towards euf,rcing. through
Congressional Intervention. the recognition
of the necro's nigh, Of suffrage in the re-
construction of the rebel State govern
men,s. We believe it would be disastrous
!, N. .x,r.m. n allow this scheme to
come TO head. We have enough clans
COR the demagoce to manage, enough ig-
norance for him 20 mould into personal
f.alty. without admitting a still more dis
tinctive race. If VIC look at the motives of
these leading agitators, it can be plainly
seen that thew are controlled by little
more than selfish zeal, in the name of phi.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

ASSISTANT AssEssoR.-We are pleased
to learn that Hon. Henry M. McGill has
been appointed Assistant Assessor of Di.
vision No. l. in place Of j. D. Lamar.
Esq. No better selection could have been
made. Mr.. McGiIl is well qualified for
the position, and his political record l. -
clear as that Of any man in the Territory.
Among the FIRST to abandon the Demo-
cratic party when it assumed position Of
hostility to the Government, his course
bus been unvavrrins in support Of the
canse Of our country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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Registers Ozkce, At Olympia. W. 7 81
arc ss~ rrsay fOr 3slis=ry 90 p<asnsssisa
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

SrRAvsExnIEs-We revived one day
this geek irsn Mr.. l. ID. Daryia. . bsz
a lscious ssr,vhrrries Of the -wIl~ss's
Albsny~ variety. the kr~s If he kial
grssn IN shis p.rz sf the e,s.,p. nkry
vssr ssrA ssP-ss<. - sssA 49, s.a Assss
~ snv sessvtrsrs<s 90 hss< ss~s 60.
s<s z s-y secy r-n sso~ . e-<sz vsris<y
vis-h<zng thea sluax. ~ ~ vss
NJ Is~zx4 . S=~fsr~1 - ~~s=<ssss -
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r~ssG~~e~ . sAnrs d.anmR ssrx e suvH
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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YEA ~ rA~ -na.unsesezsn II - x II
sF~s PE-~>-fs< snx rs-~z<-- vka<2
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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y.s~x - - Asos~s.g So -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

New York. Jsae l3.-Ths IIaes'
special from Chseaasosga a ths l0th.
says that . trs~enasss s9plasiss - fss
eeenre1 a ~ sssuiag Z ~ elh, 0p-
psssa 10 hsve bsso ssassa thssagA ease-
lsss.sss ePasAs 6so lsssosaivs ie.issa
lsase Psw6R - - Sanasss 6sPasoae
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

utmSeII great leuucr III tue TcUe1 Hrmys
and they styled themselves "Pcace Dem
ocrats." The overwhelming numbers.
however. were Of the Douglas. with many
seccders from the Breckenridge. wing
strict, uncompromising, "war Democrats"
The Presidential campaign for 1864 W.
approaching. The rebel army was defiant.
with 400. 900 men at least in army drill.
No revolution ever attempted. with COM
msnd OF such resources. but had succeed
I'd. II was believed that the latent love
Of the good I'D Union throbbsd the hearts
ct foaE -;ifths Of the masses in tho rebel do
main that they wozid ,iel 20 Demo
cratic A@niuissr&;loa- and the rel~slsoa t-e
cru.hrd thss ;hey nevcr woa,d - Eeyah-
hcxa rzle- Th< D~szoc--'ic eazrsnsia. Il
CAs-s<s ras heA- II -Pear~ Derae-
esass "a iher Fi4rau--u in par. bur ~
- VS. iixa><-xss - .s~E z4n- G~M
NJ Sez@n ~ss sssmiz1s-S = ~ Pr~-sS-s-
r. b. sr--rs~a - ape f-rmas ~ - szssr
spua thx Flzsfrz-- sd "a - P~zrs Tsrz-
~<-4as srzf uF.~n kzz-
Tbs e~zxs~nzA~r4a~ rrrr,ls 4zf cr-vv snes
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ASA e~@mr sA~E Or rrxpra4Ex - russs-
xssH& ~ ~he4s. A. "A s@r8s &x~ ~ ~
la~<z4x- A4zlzsss-as - kauzssF ~ 90
hs&z@smx ~ = ma waz a.aaa.zt ans x-u4G as
tar sAd y az purrr. h. @ss $1,000 IS
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F~4lsass . Use r42<@~us Ehas -@i~zAaassl
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Attention, saiIers, Dealers, Everybody.
A. & n. LAEBSBERR.

W80LEsALE srrLER sUPPLfsEs. C0zEsE
OF Public square and Market Street.
nave Just reeelYed from New YORK and B0s-
ton auctions, n largo assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Whisn they are 01srlng 20
wholesale 70 the trade, 30 greatly reduced
rates; have also On hand largo and va-ied
aasortusnt Of Cigars AID Iobace0, purehas-
ed before The late increased taxes, wh4su
they are anxious % close ont aa o small ad-
vance on invoice cost. ia addition l0 which
lhey beg o. cell attention % the.r itrgo
stock - Liquors, consIsting in parf, ot
Cnampaigues, CelaWba, and Ciares Wlues,
Rhiskey, Cogniac Brandy, Bittsrs, gsl,
Coektail, Cherry Bounce, schnapps, se5 g..
staI3nerY, white and bun euFalopes, ~
sizes; fooiscsp, letter, ard note papor % AZ
qaaiities; Hat Caps, Motions Of atl desc-iF-
l.ous, furnishing goods, end e9mp-et9
stock 81 susIsrs' Gcodas such a1 feee1a1s
systers, Raisios, Asstasd, 5arliass, af8eess
soda, kc., tc.
Dsrie-. viii fud it % thsir interest to giFo
us a call before paschasiug eissslllers. Sic
pay special atlsntiou 10 the shipping a-d
s5rwardine 0l goods.
Remember the place, corner ol Eu3l-c
gsuarB end Market kt.
Jan1g-5m a. A 81. LANDsBEHS-
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This vice, which is never psaclics4 i1
the presence OF any one. haa provcd tho
everlasting ruin of thousands OF Che uabiess
and most talented Young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloqueuce or pen b song.
10 has destroyed health, blasted the oousti-
tution, aud reduced the miserable victim %
living skeleton NCr ars these its dn1i
and fatal effects ;'in its pans are scattered
the ruins Of resson, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. Io 6a
cured permanently Of this nfliiction, call o8
Dr. Colemsn, No 81 North Cherry street.
5r address him by letter, Box 502. H--.-
vile, Tenn f8b25-tr
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G. II. Ordway has removed b No. s.
North College street, next door to the First
National Bank. lie confines himself ex-
clusively b q Brokers business, buys aud
soils God and SiiUsr and az kinzs of J1-
current MoHey; snd pays the highest prices
for Gorsrnmeat Vouchers, 1fatilatcE Notss
DC.
Office open at A. NJ. and cur friend
Fgcs- y. SAMPLE remains there ti.l no y. "a.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish 70 make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb /, ls55-3m.
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A suPEaIoK RsEEDT.-We can conscien-
iiOusiy recommend 70 those suffering fron
a distress ng cough, Or. Strickland Me.L-
duou- Cough Baisan. 10 gives relief BE-
most instantansously =, and = withsl not dis-
agreeable % the taste There d 40 doubt
but the Msilihnous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in use, and is all thai
ia proprietor claims for q. We have tried
It during the past week, and found relief
from a most distressing cough. it s. pro
pared BY DR.. Strickland, No. Esss FoarLh
ssreet, Cincsnnat, Ohio, sad f3r sac ~
Druggists, ai 50 cents per bot.is.
apz9-f - asu-ly
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COUErzRgKTrs.-Inlorm haa been re-
eeived By q. l.. Barlow g Go. thas 5srsain
druggists ina this city have boen yalming 20
on porsons calling for Dr.. Vell0c'8 Piot Cs-
rate an article Of their own manufsolur-.
Fhseh they say ia superior b the genuine.
We would sdviso al persons to Fel lle
genuine, and should you require any nsiI-
cins for ths Iich, king-worm, Fstser. or
iny disease Of the skin, do not safer any
preparation On you, but got Or. Felloc'a
Pink Cerale, manufactured b. o. Z. Bar-
Nv K Co, No tg5< Deadorick street, El1a-
vile, Tenn.
=. S.--A liberal discount made 70 doalors.
sent BY mail 10 any address on rsc8ip. Of
81 ~. Be sure that you get ths gongine.
sopz8-u
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At Christmas celebration by a con-
traband. school in Norfolk, the teacher
asked the little darkies whose birthday
they were celebrating, and they all
with one voice cried out General But
ler"
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The wonderful military genius who
conducts the Richmond Wing has dis
covered that Sherman IS not much Of
General after all If this be 50, what
Of Johnston, Hood, Hardee, and Beau
regard, whom he has successfully oul-
witted or besten2
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Choice Flour, Batter. Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every veritsy Of Eauuei
Frults, snd F0reign and Domestic 6lpcer ies
offered at low prices a. TotleB's No. - Ccl-
loge street.
iau2Z-tf
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Horse-hesh banquets are AL the 60
in the French capital Every epicure,
in consequence, has DIT in his mouth
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A paper in Paris offers as an induce
ment to subscribers to give them coed
notice when they die.
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Six strawberries raised in Fitchburg
were recently sold for large party IN
New York for - So The six just
filed one basket
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The nominal value Of the slaves in
the South is nine hundred dollars
and very nominal
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The Hon w. G. Rives, of Va, has
retired from the rebel Congress. He
ought never to gone into il
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Pearl NIaiatures.

NoRss is the frat 10 introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted wItn them.
Call 81 the Gallery Of the Cumbsr-
and and judge for yourself olAu
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ISrosrasr EoTfcE.--They are selling
stock Of Goods Al Eastern Cost g. the BaBk-
rupt sale Store, No. - Market street, be-
tween Union and Public Square. Il
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All the Babies, Boys and little Girls can
be atted in neat shoe a. MeEiwee & Dl-
lin's, Is Union street. ~.
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vARNIsHEs.

3 BIDS. CoPsl Varnish, 1 Bhi Japan Vsrnish,
2 Coach - Flowing &"
One barrel Flowing Varnish,
One basrt Black Leather.
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLETON.
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A siay sekism-tbe writers in Punch
are quzrrelling
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treated by thu rebels with the utnost Sc
verify. It charges tho bal management Of
ibis matter upon sserstary Stanton. and
demands that tho country should be hon
estly and fairly dealt with.
PIrTsBUsa, March 6.--The river is sew
enteea feet BY pier mark and falling. Wea-
ther clear and pleasant.
o.,--
Our complete apparatus for mixing miners
water with botlling machine, aud al neces-
sary benches and tools, nearly new, f1rsale.
Enquire at the St. Nicholas. mr4-st
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Wanted

no PUaCHAsE TWENTY GOOD WORK Mules,
II for ths q tte corporstios q NssiiTlits AF-
ply a. the upper end of the Mark-t House;
JUN HUGH SMITH,
fsbl6-u Mayor.
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The following advertisement appears
in the Richmond Dispatch OF the 18th
ult:
Wanted, lady who understands
dancing, and is willing - make herself
useful in burlesq1e and Ethiopian pie
ces Also oH cork The highest price
paid for any kind # oil stoPpsrs AID cork
at lie kaK
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LIQUORS,

A(AN ~ ~$AGS@N
Bbls. Alcohol, 9s per cent.
rs per cent
Proof SPIRITS,
8 Pitts Whisky pure. for med. purposes
Pnre French Brandy,
4" Holland Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by EWIN PENDLETON.
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Boarding.

A FRw GENTLEMEN Can BE AccOMM0-
"a dsted with Bosrdiug IL private falnily - ~
plying 81 No. II south Ckerry Street. nsxs aoss y
the ProFost Marshal's Ofdce. ies<S-ON
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Papers,
Bun, White, Calsrg, Opaque, Magepts, Mourn |
ing and Ohciai Envelopes, Diaries for 1s65, Z
MemoTandums Of every style, Pass-Books, Al
buns, Al sizes, incndng sold ers Pocket Al .
buns, Pocket lnkStanda 8 eel Pens and 3 .
large sssortmenfs Of the most Celebrated Id
Pens Pencils, Pspsr Collsrs, Pocket Cutlery, i.
including the esfisbrated Wostenholm's and I.
Wade Butchers I'm YES. Pocket Books :
Pipes, Combs. Hair Brushes, Emery Psper (
Gun al, Backing and Brushss. Buffers, ar
nold's nOEeil's, French Carnine snd Copying
Inks, MucilaEe Gard Portraits Of Generals, .
Pine Packages Port FoliOq, Dice Fancy SOsps, Z
Blank Books and BiottiEg Paper, variety OF :
Bill riles Letter Clips. Rubber Ruers, Eras- :
ing Knives Rui Pens, and an endlers va
Tiety Of Notions.
School Books! school Books!:
We have small stock of Cigars, VII ch We ,
VIII se ct Cincinnati Prices. Also, 8 small
stock Of Cary's Cough cnTe for sale at Whole 2
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers. 6
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre- .
sent z the different branches az the service,
printed 10 four colors, ertItled "roidler's Ger
uhcate, /" I" Union Defenders Certificate" and
L. :. Army Diploma, size i2xl6 inches. 4
They are enclosed In pastebosrd tabe, and +.
can be sent by mail wi;houtinlu-y. Every ON
cer and soldier should buy them and send ,,
them - their friends
n e.'.'........s-.--.... :-.''.'--.--. ~ can.
For the three, postage pald..-..........I 90
Liberal discount made 10 wholesale dealers. Z
We will hll al orders for Certificates or Sta :
tCasry, by mail or express, promptly.
I. NJ. RHODES g. CO.,
feb22 H q Union street, Nashville, Tenn. I
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corner q Mubsrfy, opposite ~ I, X Wioetss'a.
me 80 seiy silsiele Loi, and verify oI aissn-
For sale-I,.s, Ea.. snss v..t IA. = N,,,,
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as-sluatt O. sssszst tsIlEsy FeDUeFE. va.
.I.1sz 9 Jssg q is..as, g thsis ewn gsssing
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n. G. SCOVEL.

Corner Capitol Avenue aud Park street, opposite
ksst ffonl q Stale Csp.toi.
lau2-3m
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OILS.
PAINrs-

$40 Kegs White Lead,
5000 Lbs. Am. yellow Ochre,
3OOi " French " "
loo Chrome Green, dry,
100 in
loo d" in 81
All kinds o. Paints and Paint Brushes
For sale low, by EWIN 1 PENDLETON.
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feBee.
small Rsf.ieD SPOT ~ seven acses. IA hleh stsis
q nsoFenent n.ia .riiIts. berries, de. ~ aides
f3F1 tIe cts 1eaf ihf fSsllar tlta sb tir.ff -.f
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A similar attack was made on the
Voters of Granger county at Rutledge,
where three hundred votes had been
cast The ballot box was seized and
carried of, and the election broken up.
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o y had tsre or u he Norfhefa eitiss, so las
ronf usg D. sure 81 beng pronllly RATED ea zBc
AsFspg slleiE mfals eo1ked = as.s.ssa. = +
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FOh sALb-A Brick Yard. 10 working order on
joining he lands Of Vim b. CooDar nd w., n
klliston, on n ". Railroad Sufficient vsser la
run the yard, two springs and hlanch IA All n
ecnea. - =
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NOTICE.

''inss c MeFafrln 90 lpAn 3. saereran.
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BITTERS.
ATvNnRTEG

sUNDRIES.
25 Kegs Soda, l Bbl. BluestoDe,
l Cssk Msecsboy Snuff l CudbeaT,
Bbls. EDsom salts, 90 Tbs. CochiDesl,
- Dutch M-ddeE Bbls. Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs. best Indigo, % Birthstone,
Bbls. Copperas, Flour sulphur,
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PENDLkTOh.
Janl6-3m.
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REFERENCES.

kEf fEhEhJEos
State, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Pos, Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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FOh sALh-seven DeW. neat cottages, containing
f0lins and kitchen, under good irn e. lots y
JsU Lei. on Broad street., near Mr.. Shelton s and
wee. Each S-H0O.
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Ist Question
Why is this Loan called the "seven-
Thirty" Loan?
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FOR sALE-A Farm Of ITsK Acres. well i'm
proven, under good iencss, admirably apportion-
90, : Helis near the house, and q cistern within
% Feet 1870 fruit trees pears reaches ulpros
eheiues, appies, ounces. damsoas, &C 100 acres
20 woods, new iam house with rooms, harm.
s'aole &c sltusted on the Galatin piAe. 8 miles
Hyul y Nasnsiiie, and within = mile OF the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad The ti,,ter -,
th,s ,, itrm, with Judcious management, might %
50 ir nearly, u not quite, onough To pay for
we isTin' which is vel knoWn as the William
johnson Farm '
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lsl8HFIE.HI l1-71-71I1
J. G. OGDEN, A. 9. SANFORD.
Cashier President.
marlin
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FOh SALE Two Forwarding and Commission or
Nroeeiy stores OF south Market rect Nos Il
Ana ~, ruauing througl 70 Front street. Thess
@ stose' sre very valuable places Tor large busl-
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Fer saie-Lsts Nos. 4 mi s. vast slds OF Nor-b
College street Nashville, Tenn, knoan - th-
Circus Loss esch 81 feet front, ani ahou Isl fsst
deep. suifabls for stores or Residences, and WI
le sid A low prce.
r1eurOua.i rrouertN Iii On
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On the I'D ult,, rebel guerrillas made
q dash into Greeneville 70 break up the
election They were about 2jO strong,
and led by John E. Toole The fourth
Tennessee Infantry on duty there drove
them of, killing two and wounding
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FOh bALk-A Farm Of 1851 sores, niles from
H4sh'.iie, near the sallstin pike, large s-stoyy
slone rouse ID good repair, splsndd a cellsr urler
nc snoie mouse new name kitchen and cahin;
never FALLING spung covered With a GOOD rosR
sPnnR hou-ei % acres in clover, the fIst cutting
% etsold Tor $40, ~ acres IN Vineyard. NE
.Slld is al good. Timer enough for ire-wood.
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TRusTRR,s sALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a deed Of trust to me executed by
ID Benjamin Stephens and Emma Jane his wife,
Of record in the ONCE Of the Recorder OF Ohio
coed to sell at the mont door Of the COURT House Of
Ohio county, on SATURDAY, THH Ara DAY OF FEs-
RuARTp 1865, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the Southwest
quarter OF Lot number 224, situate In Centre Wheel
ing, on the west side Of Bon street, north OF Mill
Alley. Tho said quarter lot IL bounded on the
south by Mill Alley on the north by the property
Of A. @. Partridge the east by the property
Veyed to Thomas Monegan by James Wilson, on the
west by the alley in rear OF said lot and extends
Mil Alley 81 feet and north from Mill Alley 50
feet.
TERMS OF sALE-One- third cash. the residue
upon equal credits for one and two years, bearing
interest from the day Of SALE the purchaser giving
good security for the deferred payments.
Title indisputAble, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such title a. is vested in me by said
deed of trust @. D. HUBBARD,