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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10
The South Caroline Convention.
NE ELECTION OF DELR0A TEs FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Sept. g. 1893.
The election yesterday for delegates TO tho South
Carolina state Reconstruction, Convention, passed a
Quietly The ticket representing the former rebels and
embracing the OF many old politicians was oar
rcd by overwhelming majority This ticket OF the o'a
hunkersr now known the 'Bfoad Street Clique"
embraces the names OF the following gentlcmen:-
Hon Alfred Huger, DR. J. ;. Poppenne,m,
Henry Gourdin, Hon. Chas MscDetn,
Jndge < Frost Edw. McCrady, ST..
r T9 wagner W. Ravenel,
Geo ". Williams, Chas FurmAn,
f. L. Adams DR. w Wragg,
" q Bee Row John Bachmann,
James Rose, henery.
A O. Andrews W. Lobby,
Hon H. D. Lessene, d. L. MCKAY
General Gilmore has returned from Columbia, whsrst
with General Meade, he had interview with Governor
Perry and arranged for all State and municipal aushor
ties to resume their ofces General Meade took N
cars at Florence for Wilmington, returning North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

AMERICAN THEATRE This popular place Of amusement
has been doing large business since the commencement
Of the fall season Il offers nightly greater variety OF
entertainments than almost any similar establishment In
town. The success which II msets with is another proof
Of the value of udicous management The present pro-
pretor has alrosdy realized considerable fortune out
of h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

prisoners. History has never before recorded
such horrible atrocities, nor painted such terri
BILE scenes nor can Its most diiigent student
find traces of characters so deliberately cruel
or demoniacal as those Of Winder and Wirz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10
Alleged Starvation ofEnSlish Em sgra nts
sIxrr.THRxx DAYS PASSAGE FROM LONDON TO NEW
YORK.


YORK.
summons issued yesterday by the Castle Garden
Commissioners for Captain Anderson, Of the American
ship villa Fra6ca 70 appear before the Commissioners on
Monday morning, at ten o'clock, to answer charges
brought against him by the passengers Of the ad snip
The vessel cleared from London on July and during
the voyage the passengers complain OF being KEEP. on
half rations together with other irrcgulsrues inc
following Is the
srArKnxr or THE PAssErGERs.
They say during the entire voyage commencingthe 9th
allowed by law were ever served out 70 them The
meat served out during great part OF the voyage mad
70 be thrown overheard being UNIT for human food
Three quarts Is the daily allowance OF water TO each
pns throughout the voyage, which they say was not
enough TO boil their rice in They also complain that
the captain on being remonstrated with made use OF
threatening language towards them. They also state
that instead Of bsng the track 70 New York they were
At one time Within the influence Of the Gulf stream, and
in fair way or getting 70 Mexico, but how this ID will
be better explained Il the trial As many Of the pas
sengers as can will be present a. the inquiry TO SULTAN
tiate the charges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

AID FOR Our SOUTHERN BRETHREN.-Some Of
the Southern cities ere already appealing to
our Northern capitalists for money to set the
machinery Of their municipal governments
again in operation. They have ascertained that
Confederate bonds, "redeemable six months
after the restoration Of peace" were non-pay-
ing investments, and Mat rebel currency will
no longer keep the pot boiling; hence his
Honor the Mayor Of Augusta, Ca, announces
to the Common Council of that city that he has
despatched q gentleman to New York to ne
gotiate loan of sevenv-dve thousand dollars.
Atlanta, that famous city Of Georgia, which
will be noted In history as having been. visited
by General Sherman, b also in the market for
one hundred thousand dollars, for the repay
ment Of which its authorities pledge the public
property, or what there Is left Of it. Loan
them the money by all means.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Miscellaneous.

"..f rt>SoN C,Frrs..-orr captures
.i i.... .u,iery since a. l-- D.c,mt,r
ia-t may 'v briefly ,,Mm,4 %. a, i,l-
,alr.r,l by General Thomas from Che r,ael
General Hcod Ill ai, Nashville cam
laign. -
Ky General Sherman AZ Say. rnah. l50
b. General Terry. Admiral P r.er and Cea,r-
Cd S.haield from tyrJ Fisn,r o. Whining
.1, Ils -sive. icO
.. urao.Il Gil.llor, 10 CL-.e-loa, .irm
Sieru.n's flank movement. $50
By yiSh,rl- n, en r0lte through oo1-a and
NoitL Carolina. $
Is G.n-Eal Sheridan IN Charlottesville
rsi. =
i'y iu.cys Immediately under oeuei-i Grant
GROUND Petersburg -
la,a-.l and ia Richmond 500
D.. l-iby at Mobile. -
>spoeman at Salisbury i4
.r ~ llson al selma. -
agd toIai. 1850
Il We add 90 tiii> ii-r tH, cannon sunk
.v %. enemy on the water DURING tte ~au.
slnu their total lCs-ls viii exceed -..-ut,..
.uul-ed piec,s, great ami small. ,ioc. thl
ginning Of December !a-t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Tf.ffar Arr.va- undoubtedly -le sil-s
.,.i n..-- solemn Iay, yct'kmeou .a .a. Re-
aa'G- =, universal n.- i.s ..-erwuc-.
tast W. aualt i.r. Q, note even r'c aiarc
imposing .. tae r,reuoni.-. accounts ri
vine. 800 ,ae ..luma. Of ali 5ur exchanges.
au5 u aIIs. r,.n toe critics Of ,.e C.uaaru
provinces 5arsl. si'h AN extent 3D.. -5inr7-
tt4 aad respect. remarkable gua uue4l.e',i
Tier, ta> b-cn nothing like i' before. Iac
l.7 xbeu Washington was hIu, ine -ou'b
could mot have ,luaiiyd tni- l'r rhe nation
D.. f..- ioi- .tie- uaw thau chem. and th-r. j.
t.st n tac circumstance, Of this i, attn
winch has bowed 10 with mighuer and
sfaslc- SORROW. old ami Young. biack and
white. rich and poor, men Of all parties and
a.l conditions. a--,m1icd u tie churches.
al bu-'a.-- ,s4- suspended. and eiahath
o. sd .nu mourning gcigaci from HeIilaz to
His.m,.-. from ia- Atanuc To -hc Pacific.
such laion Of Ae.rl- ia strong em,lion.
must ha,ea lasting effect, and 1e cannot
doubt u-r vi;. s,ll hizher s1l ilt-r fur-
pose the Nation wil 90 on 70 aLisu tls w1i K
t-.5re i-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

ITS suggesting toe r'runda Of the Capitl or
the vault beneath, a. tue proper spot. There
can he Little doubt. however. rnst Mr.. LIN
coin, u tie question rad teen i,ft 70 bin.
would hm'- iT,.icrr-i 'i.at hi, t1ub should
be at his Oh home. It has been ne custom.
hitherto, 20 barry t..a pre-ilen-ial dead .a
their OWL State. Illinois riaius >ir. --
coin. anu 1t i- rishr ,aa- ir iAi-o.- hf- au-r
should rest.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
5 -.ntl.nan who ',f' Ri-'iaaai Aprii l.

5 -.ntl tleman who '.ft Rir'iaIai Aprii J.
7ay=
B5t Pes-s5a-y 1.s Hic---rd 4-s ror
iTapsi il mourning. IL, citiss which res sled
cur h.yooets three weeks ago, unite sit- n uoT
20 .ert The Chief Magistrates death. Gen.
.er 6rsJ refused t0 bear thy details OF the
murder. A Mr. Suite and smother gentleman
'saited upon him on Sunday u.gti witt Oh, pa--
uculars He said that lrheH he tGeu. Lee
dispossessed himSelf Of The con. ~ and o. ne re5ci
forces, he kept ia mind LiEc9ia', 5saigalfg, rri
surrendered as much 10 uts iaifer's goodness I'd,
q, Grants 1rfiiirg fne G-- era' sid taat boo
grv'Ied Mr. Li.euil dealt. i- -uuch as -.il
nlAh in the North, and hs jehersa hia, 20 5s le
'pit0zae Of HaGgnGHiE.ity and g0Oi faith.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

started F'f1 ua.t-r- precision at .a. .e..,.
tuc avenue sa- cleared ti. Fl..- ...-r
r1- Pres ienfil msa,.0a .. iI- ...-.- L..r
N.Hi.T, lau-.-.sn. ur ali u. .. mo-
r.a .ie-v8'.- ar either SIS. ul. -..t. .r.a cd
with living tHroue o. THESE t' procession.
ir p" LiIs ieuse crowd nsu1ir -G.I s.-
hearL The procession -a b. tHe .ulslat .-
published programme. lH- c-fiu vts ..rr. tl
tae HaF-s hv twelve s.Teet-i- a. fl- ....u
E.-elE. t'r's Toe H-tI-a vt- r. .a.u ..l.
i.4Vu. tlr e,lr wholly exposed ... view. ....r
Ton -a,r shove fne crr1.i. lrl f va- --rif.a-. .ai
1y s. -Iaapt. wi winch was -alIel eagle r1
oUt-s.rrtehrl wi1Es. The c0inu e,s teIla
ioN-is 1flt W,- aaver-! Tira D.. u' n- ft- Tire
ear wis drawn 0e six gray 0er-er. cash I-I .r .
groom 10 mourning livery. 4uf r-- followed
the late PRESIDENT tt,orfe riding ier-e .-
splendid gray,l led by tro scoom~
The procession vas one bo1-ari p -t-1
passing a central point -a'thou-t fr- ie .--
marched full company front. sul al 1f as -.-
cieties from four 20 eight abreast. There ser,
twenty-si1 full brass bands and q score iuu
drum corps.
Il e estimated that there vcse 10 l,... one
hundred ana hfJ thousand persons DO the
streets 10 witness fhe procession. The 1uui-r
iu the procession ws- net less than e-1tee. fi.r-
sand. lnciudll- fr-r. tlir-hsl- Hll s-.. r...r
usrsnals. eleven mlier generals. eighties .r
buEtdilr generals, o. e.ve Iuuirll other H .-
ry officers. one hundred ana l.-y nsva. o.ii..rs
ana U1e hundred Eul e.zl- Senators all u.eu.-
ozrs 70. Congress
One @. the s1iils- scenes iu fr4e entire -. .H-.r
W. cst-ali5a o. scarrel ard m8iucl ,,fer..-
" IT. t4udage4 limos and heads, with az sr- o-
lrz -.le, 5uJ h051l.ug sloug On c-ltcncs, odd. -l.
mlE,i that their Lonsge 70 -he'r great c.i.t
should ae rs siucefe a. r1st ot tle.- coUaar
The cooleI benevolent associations, nunoe- at
some lou persons, CTousnt No the rear, s.ls-
IN ile deepest sorrow n their walk and ID n
The head Of ;Le ploessz-1n aa-itc - tie easy
front o; the capitol, tie relaus Nere p.5sei O.
a bier il the senl,r o! tie roluuda, wh'cl Tfz
draPei IA staleiy mourning I1c pictu-ss all
statues wec5 covered VITA ciscZ. anc uClru.l ,
decorations rescaiu- lir iu-1 t-e vau-t=l lo-.s.
ave i "a s-Yulchral -ii. TIE bier vus design.
slih TASTE. relruE 81 each c1rue. -rour
fi-5ss. bound aitl silver bands, and On t-rH.r
side a group I nuskei-. csrIIue- -nl -S1ri.
The oer,mouie- c.o--i los the rec ln-.! ...
hurisi serslc5 i3r ii.r dead ll Iir. rar.y.
the yasI ass molale disposed.
Ddrue iIe entire Afternoon thr t-., ir -..
city ana 10 Georgetown and AieEau4rt w w.
t0llei. and minute guns rr-i if,m he ..fi.
c.tiers. - may Ee l.--.-. E.-. i..HV-
1T -he bell ht -.iI
Auo 81 ds,per su-.l 't tf- H-sIf ts -.9'
And th. sound lf the --rTeV.H- tltnel- r-.-
through THE dome ft golden cr.-s
And The g0llsyn- cannon thunder n.s l---
The remains De in $3.50, -frr. aslir- -aa.
Friday morning. 80 = 'c-'c.. v9el t.-r
r1ooeei nortbwsrd The route 1ss been sugrf-
5uei somewhat 81 the -=r-s. request -. A.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
TIE SOUTHERN LEADERS.

The ruling class in the disloyzl States ar
rogated 70 themselves superiority not com
Eatible with republican equality nor with
iIst morals. They claimed a right of pre-
emineuce. An evil prophet arose who trained
taese wild and luxnriant shoots OF ambition
70 the shapely form of political philosophy.
81 lts y4garles they precipitated drudgery TO
ne bottom OF society, and left at the top
what they thought 70 be clarified fluid. In
their political economy labor WIS to be own
81 by capital; in their theory of government
a few were to rule the many They boldly
lvo~ed not the fact alone that under all
forms OF government the few rule the MANY.
but their right aud duty TO do 50. Set free
from the necessity OF labor, tbey conceived
Contempt Tor those who felt its wholesome
regimen Believing themselves fcreorcained
70 supremacy, they regarded the popular
vote, when It failed 20 register their wishes,
as an intrusion and nufance. They were
born IN garden. and popular liberty, like
treshets oyerswe-lng their banks, but covered
tnesf dainty walks and flowers with she slime
and mud OF democratic votes. 19- 1--J .
When, with shrewd observation, thsy saw
the growth of the popular element in the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28


Has this long and weary strife been an IN
mingled evil, has nothing been gained? Yes,
much. The nation has a:tsincd to It's man
hood. Among Indian customs Is one which
admits young men to the rank OF warriors
only after severe trials of hunger, fatigue,
pain, endurance, they reach their station not
through years but ordeals- Our nation has
suffered and Is now strong. The sentiment
OF loyalty and patriotism, next in impOr-
tance 20 religion. has been rooted and groun-
ded We have something to be proud of,
and pride helps love never so much as now
dld We love cur country. But four such
years OF education In ideas in the knowledge
Of political truth. in the love of history, In
the geography OF our own country, almost
every. inch of which We have pro6ed with
the beyonet, have never passed before. Thoro
is h.lf hundred years advance in four. We
believed in our institutions ard princ;ples
before, but now we know their power.
Combined on Fourth page.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-12
TOE! ICE!! &c E !!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

We ara now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, q cargo of BOSTON ICE. This Ice ls
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is Of very superior quality. 1t IS
but sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the en'lre
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set Of wagons, and SO per1ecteo ouT
arrangements for the delivery OF OF lce' that al
persons leaving their orders with US, may de,
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
nnon the shortest notice. and on reasonable
terms. with quantities large or small
W -N'' NJ ELDRIDGE s. CO,
ap 2O-tf Frnce Street narE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-12
HpOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COM
pANV

-u~m> The steamer G. VANDERBILT,
.=5z.sesg:4s=5szCapt A. L. Colmary; steamer
EXPRESS, Capt. E. A. Ryther.
The steamers G. Vanderbilt and Express
will leave Baltimore every Tuesday, and FRI
Washington aud Georgetown, stopping at al
the usual landings on the Potomac River
Returning, will leave Washington every Sat
turday and Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, a. NJ,
and leave Alexandria at o'clock, a. NJ
Stopping at the usual Landings on the River.
to ! A. y Needham 4 Sons, l42, Light st. Wharf
Baltimore; j. Broders & Co. No. 8, King St;
AIexandria Morgan, Rhinehart & 90, No
lO4 Water st. and 24l + street, Washington
and Georgetown. my 90-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-12
VOLUME LXXI.
5ssss II puBLIsHED lDAILY) By
EDGAR. SN OW.DEN, SR

Mr OFFICE-No. 10 King street, over
French's Book Store.
~ Advertisement and Subscriptions re-
ceiYed at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den's Office corner of King and Royal streets,
over j. Owing's Dry Goods store.
m-TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
per month; orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance. sss
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-12

The propellers Meteor and Pewablc colllded
on Wednesday night in Thunder Bay, Lake
Huron. The latter sunk in three minutes =
From IS to 100 lives werelost
b. Fenton M. Henderson, esq, Of Leesburg,
has been appointed Notary Public tor Lou
doun county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-12

,a~~A FOR BALTIMORE ard POTO-
rsSE:z9ss ssEs:zsss NJ AC RIVER LANDINGS. The
Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt James Harper,
will resume her old route on Saturday, z0th
inst, leaving Commerce street wharf at &
o'clock D. M Returning she will leave
Washington on Wednesday Morning, at and
Alexandra at 7.
Freight and passage at moderate rates.
Apply to BENONI WHEAT, Agent. :
my 19-tf Cor. Fayette Alley and the River
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

ons o. the Soleuss.ie p lgo. ~ miles fsoln The
city-6o ac-cs Of very zoe land. hrlck heusa, /
ro0ms--5ne g.a.er AID trait
One nesr ,ha MarirCcsl'9so Pss-2 wlos from
the o.y--l5 &C CT lan--arlk house, 4 rooms
E0od spunE.
a Farm % the Csarksyiiie Pike, 81 miles from
theciIy t5 a-res land. frame Cottage residence
foor or hVe Iooula, ~ 10 good order.
Two hUndret nd tk.rly-tcres Lsni. i've miles
from Leb non. Wilson soanty. the doesi umber iu
Ghs STATE. excellent ping water, frame House,
~ 1TOolns. c'rriaFe-loueo. ZEN, We 4. etc.
A EricE ard, 20 soFsirg orier0 n Chsuorte pike
~ miles ffou gsashr u, 40 0nag tlc lands q W
d Cooper and Vim. x. Elisioo, on \ W. Railroad
buuciaat WsteT - rua tie yA1d, tao springs ana !
banch, 10 a. d acres
a laras ana IA 90 sse1tly Improved farm. shout
fhses nIlss 1onI Ne cay. On tie hyde's fouy
Turnpike. the rot sac 81 CHS bertrand uFeI,
conis mig scou; Gro acres n W hae hand, abou
fOg ~ which are ~ cultivation, tie 5.lence 20 ulcs-
dow an & nblT.
A ge b ics MAJ 1n ccutai-ing IS o. &c rooms
--couhle perch D. iiuHt snl resr-hr kitchen,
smoke house, tt,o.p, aud csrlage house, good
stock ce pOnd. s8d Zee house. THIS b. one OF The
most des.ra1e eooalsy fe-ide1ees N Davidson
county.
from the cfy, containing forty aeges and tsenty-
i've wtseh are 10 -u.t .uaol q large bGck res 2
dea egith ten rooms, sls1c, lcc house bee house
y3oaty O. god "a 81.
Thifty. e scFes exceie1f fsn5, miles rom the
ciiY, hetseeu tne lgrise-s g9ro and Nolensyi.ls
psFe. 10 ~ shich isaei tfntHrd. rle house j. a
tErge eosven eut ' arrsg-s "a isfio wilh a the
uercssary ogt-hnusez. he pitc- u seli supplied
s1th gatsT-- clsfa1n So vel q n1e sulphur va
tsf. fhe premises are u good or1eT, snd under
ls8cs.
4 snsn FsIden sros Of seven sores, 10 hfeh state
% lsnproFea eat, With fruits. barres &c IL miles
nom TIE O. aear tie Gala % pl.ge an elegant sni
sps'soaz pes DlieE fe-Ilesco with good 0ul build
ings-a nes eisss "a aad ias4iug sci
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAL oF TIE S4
H4RITAA'S REWFDTES
"PosT HossiT4t, FoET MAsaHALl

"fosf HOSPITAL, FORT MAsauALL,
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 2 2, 1884. /
al have great satisfaction IN stating thaa I have
used tsIhe SasurfGH Re8seiiss' for yenereal Ils-
ease in its most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, nd properly, and
have found them 70 respond 20 my anticipation
promptly and effectaay. knowing their e.lrupo-
stion have the fullest confidence in their efficacy
anf Is far AZ my use Of them extends recommend
them strongly. ALFUED G. BOEERs
assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols"
Let be understood that these remedies are as
recommends, and viii positively cure the diseases
Ter which they offered.
Prize o. Male Packages, Samsrtan's Gin $40;
Female s. o.; Root and Herb IN &C s. %; Wash
50 cents.
Sold by WI. 4 C. W. SMITH. Druggists,
Co ner Chur h and Vine streets,
NASHVILLE, TESS.
Desmond 4 Co., ProprleloFs, si5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
janl8-6m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

Alsrge two RI y = idrnce between Church and
Br5aa -treet-lront ~ feet by ls0 deep.
A new tive story BRICK res Deuce nsaf Or. Good
LETT church win , o. even rooms.
A small r. lex reaidence south ol A street with
: Or rooms
The Sos 'rheatre. corner Uaon and Skinner
stuests ofi-r e. pllsa hat Wiz meta the purchs-
ser p per u: gro g b. e sn7ufn.
The urety block al Stores, stories nigh, corner
~ Cui Q street, nov rested * $50: Iis years
rcat va 70 tazel Is paTt s8Fugent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

A two story residence between Spruce street aad
tle Cnatssn5ngs DePor, WIN lea 10 ms. Free frou,
taxes.
ami SgrU e street
Uns hundred feet Of vsesnt ground. near High
street q his b. yery fssiasne los business hoUsst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

Two one story Briek Bosiness Houses. opposite
u1cks Us H
Ons' mall Frame Bssiaess House ADJOINING she
shove.
Two large Brick Store goares. between College
aud Market streets.
Three saasil Frame = -snsss Eouses, near tie
hb1Ee.
with al the egtefeive brick aud stone bulldtngs,
VOL located ior seminarg, hotel, OF bu.iuess
houses, and can be sold 10 part or la whole.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

A tFo story Bfirk r silence. WITH % g rooms
between tue Square IA the Louisville Depot
A tEO tory brcE. resid8oce scuih Of BrVsd, Will
G or 7 r ou1a. trfe from taxes.
A two St y br.ck dwelling with or 10 rooms
near th3 Lolayi 10 Depot, which Is bringing 10
very heayy rent
a small 0Tcz dwelling in South Nashville VIII
ule1lalely.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

res ien-e with 9 or 10 rooms &c good ss new
winch can be bought for less than cosE-very cheap
frem o ro5lns.
Tire Frane TssidsnceI 10 South Ma hFills, fiom
3 o. rooms
Ea5hFL!e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
South Union.

a s~sH Frame rssiden-e b-tween Frsal.lia I1ke
and Hg1 street.
a small BRICK dwelling with r1gms, besides
kitchen. Possession can Re gwen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

A two story bricz dEellinz. few doors north Of
Iine stree. contain. " g or rooms.
'rw1 large snd ulaeaiGcent dwell ings. containing
G rom I8tJl3 roonls. af..sa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

YHANTRD-AGENTsF OR THE NURSE AND
w sPf.-rhe most interesting and exciting
hook sFeZ Pnhlshed. embracing tie adventures ~
4 woman IA the uniOn armY 81 Nurse, scouf and
spy. 6lFing most vivid inner picture Of ne war.
Rslurned aBd dlaaoled olhcers sad Soldiers ~
want of profitable emplOynent WI md I pecu-
harry adapted % their ccadition. JONES BIOS
3 90 ~ Main stress, cinciRnar. Ohio.
janSi-Smd4Ns
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A one-st0ry Frame Cottage resdenea on De-
ruru0rane street, West Nashville, wth four room.
This della o. place
a small Frsma Fesiae &c near tina Franklin Pike
and NJ lroai cr1ssfng. vi I'd siIes rooms
A Frame res dence on the l4ehtnon Pike, beyond
the Wster-WGriss, wilh lour rooms.
Ju-t completed seyen neat, Commodious snd
substantial 81 yes, on Rroad street, West Nnsh-
vile --bfeh rent II - o per snuuu3. The rem l.
pad on each quarterly in adyaace and occupied by
eoot taasnts. No taEes doe "a TIE pfopertr, eod
none b sc rao f3F fh-s Fef. iusaIancs ninpio-
WILSON Be- eneo Cd with s nest aui si4Ong Zen ..
10 sny oos rishlng 20 invest 81 1o this properly
wiz paw nesriy 5 per re1t profit Annually. oder
knee cottage f2r sale wili g.ye The purchaser
IA beach 8 of Lla rents hefcaltsf.
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Market street.

two stCrv brick residence on Fast SIDE % Mar
ket street near its junction VI ths Murfreeshoro
Ttlrnpiy e, rooms beside smoke house and kItoh-
en- lot Is feet front IS rs osep.
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