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Gus in the politics Of the South, and so
cherished in the affections of tbsECon
federate people, and Brsnchvme, 4
mere geographical point, butimPortant
a. bsiGg the key II Charleston and
tie gateway Of supplies 6hich come
from the States of the Gulf These be-
ing the conceded objects of the
enemys present operations, it is not
difficult to determine with approximate
certainty the destination of Thomas
army, if reports be true that he is
moving eastward Not many days ago
we had intelligence that detachment
Of $1,000 men from his army had gone
down the Mississippi river and the Gulf
to reinforce Sherman, and now we have
another report that 1900 are on the
move and have passed Harper's Ferry,
in the direction of the Chesapeake, to
reinforce Grant. 1t is probable that
both these rumors are true. Each one,
and both, would be entirely consistent
with the enemy's present plan of opera
tions in Virginia and South Carolina.
1t is reported that the object Of rein
/ forcing Grant at present is to enable
him to make demonstration from his
left wing upon Lees line of supplies,
simultaneously with Sherman's move
ments in South Carolina. The addition
Of Thomas army to those Of Sherman
and Grant may pat it in the power OF
both commanders TO make formidable
aggressive movements in earnest, each
being much more than a feint, in aid
Of the other Whether the Virginia
movement shall be mere diversion IN
favor of Sherman, or a movement In
chief, will depend, of course, upon the
number of Thomas army which shall
be transported to the James-a ques-
ton which the developments of q few
days will disclose. This transference
of the Federal army in Tennessee, by a
circuitous but more expeditions route,
to Virginia or Carolina, or both locali-
ties, seems to be a modification of the
original design of the present year
campaign. Until within the last fort
night, it was the accepted opinion that
Thomas, at the head of a large army,
was to cross the Appalachian chain,
from Chattanooga to Knoxville, through
East Tennessee and Southwestern Vir.
ginia, and to bear down upon Lynch
burg, taking Richmond in the rear.
| The design has evidently been relin'
| Quished
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FOR SALE-Seyen new, neat cottages containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fence, lots q
VIM. L. Bro n'sresidsnces. Possession gwen IN
q week. Each 20.
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Correction.

Some days since we clipped an item,
Cfrom the Cincinnati Gazette, we be-
Eeve) stating that a Geographic dis
patch announced that the Attorney
General of Tennessee was in Washing
ton with a petition endorsed by Gov
johnson, asking that if q military Gov
ernor is to be appointed, he be a fight
ing General This item we had intend
ed for the mail news column, but by
some mistake it was thrown into the
portion of the paper devoted TO edito-
rial matter; and we observe that sey
eral Of our contemporaries have copied
it, and credited it to US.
We had no further knowledge Of
the matter than that contained in the
dispatch in question, till yesterda y
when the precise facts came to our
knowledge
The Attorney General" was merely
the Attorney for the Criminal Court OF
the District of Memphis, and his petit
ton relC.ed exclusively to officers in
his portion of the State 1t asked that
the President should protect the civil
courts against unwarranted interior
ence by the military authorities, in mat
tiers not relating TO military matters,
and also asked that some other griev.
snces inflicted upon the Memphians
be removed; but byisom means, an
unreliable Washington correspondent
got hold Of the matter and butchered il
up, and sent it west in the form in
which we gave it several days hence.
We make this correction gladly, as
We were surprised at the original state
ment, because the purport of the peti
ton, as telegraphed, was in exact con
tradiction of the resolutions of the late
convention, which asked the President
in case Military Governor should be
necessary, 20 appoint the people,
shoi"a-Dr. VIM. G. Brownlow.
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Colonel Butler.

Col Butler, Of East Tennessee, is at
present in this city, and will remain q
few days. lie is a man well known
throughout the State, and is doing q
good work in his section-arousing the
Union people TO the importance of an
early organization Of State Government,
and we hope 70 see him elected as one
Of the Congressman to represent the
regenerated State in the United States
House Of Representatives With full
delegation Of such men, backed by a
heavy vote, we would feel assured that
the reorgSnized government will be
recognized at Washington, at once.
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new journal is to be started in Chi
cago called tho Republican The spe-
claI object in view Is to oppose the Chi
cago Tribune, in which work it will
have a pleas ant time.-C2ev Leader.
We rather think they will have q
pleasant time" 1t is no small matter
to start an opposition paper, to crafty
personal spite. There is scarcely a
leading city in the Union, in which
such a step is not taken by some NAL
contents at least triennially; and the
only parties who get the worst of it,
are those engaged in the enterprise
There Is a difference between starting
paper in the interest Of a public SEN
timent which needs an exponent,
and in the interest Of few disinter-
estcd politicians.
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FOR sALE.-The New Theatre corner Unior
and Summer Streets. we offer at a price that vii
nettthe purchaser Is per cent gross per annum.
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-The pleasantly situa-
ted, comfortable and elevated residence Of Mr.
Orvlle EYInZ, President Of the Planters Bank Of
Tennessee, in an area of about leo lots, east Of
and near the Stone EpiscopI Church We offer
IN whole or in part upon accommodating terms
and al remuneratiye prices.
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WHAT Mr. STEPHENS SAN

MI Stephens informed the President
and Mr.. Seward that he and his ssso.
ciates bore no credentials from the Con-.
tederate authorities, nor were they az
thorized in any official, Or accredited ca.
pacity, 10 propose OF accept any terms
Of peace between the two belligerents
but IS citizens Of various States. thew
had sought this interview, 10 see 4
some kind of negotiation could not be
had 10 end the war on a basis accept
able To all
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It Is therefore learned on high authority
and has already been semi officially tsIs-
qrophed By the Associated Press, that at the
end Of four hours Of conference there soas
10 change If tie attitude, either By the Gov
er7anenf Of the United States or Of the so
called Confederate States, ,0hich has been
maintained during the four years Of i9ar.
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Notice.

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. }
NASHVILLE, TESs., Feb 3, 1865. I
he expenditure Of gas in public Offices in the
city Of Nashville y enormous and must be dimn.
lshed. There Is reason 70 believe that gas is used
10y Clerks. and others, 10 buildings assigned az On.
ces, snd used Sc Quarters and 10 correct this evil
"a well as the expense Of barnng gas all night re-
eved 20 be ~ many csses unnecessary; Il is order.
d thsi the Discussing Officer shsll pay no gas bll
which las not been previously audited in this
Office. J. l. DONALDSON,
BTy't. Brig. Gea. and Chief Qusriermas
febi - Dept. Cumberland
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For One Dollar,
which they neet not pay until it is known what is
drawn and its value
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases

New fORK, January, 1865.
The Eureka Gift Association is the Original anC
Largest Gift Assoc alton in tAe country.
Its business continues 10 be conducted in fail
and honorable manner, and a greatly increasing
trade is proof that our patrons throughout the
country appreciate th method Of obtaining rich
and elegant goods. None can re seye less than the
value OF their money, a. no art Gle on our List Is
worth less than One Dollar retail, snd there are
No Blanks.
try acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gifts may be seen on file at our office.
Parties dealing with US may depend on haUrg
prompt returns, and the article drawn wilt be I'M
medately sent to any address by return mail or ex-
press.
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Governor Johnson.

We regret to learn that Governor
johnson has been seriously indisposed,
for several days, having been confined
to his bed most Of the time. We hope
to see him able to return to his duties
within a few DAYS
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GALLERY
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALoGuE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARRIES DE VIsTTE OF
~ distinguished officers Of the Federal and Con
Tolerate Army snd Navy, for sale, Wholesale AMI
Retail A liberal discount made 10 dealers
Retail price, p cents, sent b any part Of TIE
country, by ma ], on receipt of an order, with tie
m0ney, al "MORoES GALLERY OF TIE CUM
BERLAND," % &c lar street Nashville, Tsunss-
Also, for sale Card pictures Of prominent Ac.
tres5es, &C., Sc.
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FOR sALE-A Farm OF 1851 acres, miles from
Nashville, near the Gallstin pike, large 2-story
stone house IN good repair, spleodid cellar under
the whole house, new frame kitchen and cabin;
good smoke, sable and buggy houses, corn CRIB,
never falling spring covered with a good rock
spring house, 50 acres in clover, the FIST cutting
OF GA sold for 500, ~ acres in Vineyard. The
Terms EASY
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DI5TRBCT or TENNE5sEE.-No. 90.
lNFpRMATIgy HAVGtG BEEN FILED
4 in the u. Hrct Court o. the Uaiied States for
M Middle Distrct or feaue5 ee January L.,
1885, BY Horace II HUrs'n, Is g., Attorney OF the
uited sla-es Tor sad 20 tret, a2ain-t certain lot
OF Goads, Wares and Mercnan Use, particularly
descr bed 10 she lsf sppended % said ir'ormatlon
and made part Thereof, belonging n Gusta4- Arm
heira, and being IN the eu-tOry 81 the Marrhal Of
said Lis'rct, the same consist Pg 60 a ft0ck q
coats psnts, vests, handefch ef-, g'0vep, hose,
foop skirts. ~ rk, drawer shirts aud under
shirts, aI.d against persons iasfully intervening
f0F her ntere ss therein, alleging that faid g Of
g1Ol- hal been seized on land, in sald district,
a. forfeited lOrcsnse= set forth and ayerred 90 BE-
true n ssid Information and praying LIE usual pro-
cess ani mouuCn.
Now, the eiore, pursuant 20 the monitor Ct sat
CoufttOme directed, ! hereby give public notice 10
ali persons Interested in SAID property 90 appear be-
fore said court on the third Monday n april ls65,
% 10 O'Clock, a N % the Fsdsra Court roo 10
the Capitol n Nashville, District aforsss.d, then
and there 20 PROFOUND thei REALMS ana make thsir
allegat ous 10 that bchslt
EDWIN r GLASGOW,
Marsha Of he laid. Dist. Tennessee
fah9-iilft
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Match Race.

MATCH RACE TO COME OFF ON sATUR-
wi day, llth day # February, 1866, on the Bot
tom near McCsnu's Mills.
DIsrANoE-Four hundred and forty yards.
PuEsE.-Five Hundred Dollars side; at catch
weights.
" !. Welch names sorrel mare, kitty Clyde
II. Taylor names sorrel horse, Ben Buster
tsl5-3tn
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T,lssrapne COR. cne,anan cammerr..
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wlsn,,rr,,. II 4

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4
RETURN or THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY
SEWARD.
President Lincoln, Secretary Seward
and their personal attendants. reached
this city about 10 o clock this morning.
on their return from Fortress Monroe,
which place they left last night at 6
o'clock, after having spent FIVE or six
hours with Vice-President Stephens,
Senator Hunter and Judge Campbell,
of the so-called Confederate States, on
board the steamer River Queen, lying
in the Hampton Roads
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The interview with the Richmond
deputation commenced shortly before
noon yesterday, at which hour the par
ties on both sides were introduced. and
greeted each other most cordially. No
one was present but those named
above
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Removal.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR EMBILHIHG

DR PRUNK HAS OPENED AN EsTABL 81.
IL ment in Nashville, Tenn, for Emaalming the
lead. on Cherry street, doors south Of the
Poet Ofice.
he VIII attend 70 disinieFring and forwsssling
bed e. rom this and al points south A good a.
s0riment Of metallic cases and zinc COINS ca
hand. Branch ofhces az ChattRnooga, Tenn and
Huntsville, Ala D. H. pRIlNK II ~
ianls-Sms
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For Rent.

EOTiR OR FIVE COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
i furnishes or uniumished, situa,e ed within a few
minutes walk OF the Public squsre, suitable for sin
ple gentlemen or small FAM y. Foc particulars
address Box 2l5 Pc to4fice feb5 80"
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The Presidents Son Going into the
lrmV

Mr.. Robert Lincoln, son Of President
Lincoln, who is now in New York, viii,
upon his return to Washington, enter
the army IS Volunteer Aid on the staff
Of General Grant, with the rank of CsP-
tain without pay.
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Voucher Lost

I O5r-A VOUCHER ISSUED BY CAPT c. H.
Il Irwin, A Q NJ. in favor Of R L. Cain for one
horse valued at $50. Al persons are forbid boy
ing he same, payment having been topped. Aty
one etuming the shove 70 90 Cherry sire t. will be
hbera II rev rded
feb3-3ta F. p. STEWART.
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From the Richmond Examiner. February 3
THE FEDERAL CAMPAIGN MAPPED OUT At
RICHMOND
The enemys present plan of cam
palgn Is obvious. He seeks to keep I'D
the pressure upon Richmond. and 10
chain the army of Northern Virginia 10
its breastworks. If in addition a IA
Yorable movement can De seized for
ssllying out upon the Danville Road
and cutting that avenue Of supplies. he
will surely embrace the opportunity to
effect so important purpose. But his
aggressive designs are chiefly directed
against two important points in South
Carolina, mainly against Charleston, SO
long besieged, 50 prominent in the pre-
vious history of the war, so conspicu.
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Partnership Notice.

I partnership fayng expired with Cameron,
Grier Co., he retires, the firm having purchased
his int crest The business viii be carried on under
the same style rs heretofore, viz Cameron. Grier
& Co feb9-tf
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80 Chance TO obtsin any Of the shove articles
FOR Une Dol ar uy purchasing sealed + nyelope foT
Is cents. IA
go Five Sealed Envelopes VII be sent for 81
Eleven for ~; Thirty for g Si1ty-6ye for $40
One Hundred for SIS.
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BY GEO. sHIELDs & CO.

WE WILL SELL on THURSDAY MORNING
w next, all the Household Furniture in the
above mentioned residence, comprising Magn6
cent Par or Sets, Chamber Sets, Dining Room SETS
brussels and Velvet CARPETS, Eeds and Bedding,
VI uors, marble Slsb Tables Wha'- Knots, &c, &c
fest GEO. SHIELDS & co.
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Wednesday Morning, February 8, 1868,

yEYE WILL SELL THIS MORNING, IN THE
w front Of our Auction Rooms, a large con
siglmenJ OF Ladies', Gents, Misses md On rem
Boots and Shoes: a'sO, large Sex OF Fine llaJ
We respectfully invite the tentiOn anu 1T en-,
ance Of Ne chsnts TO this sale, the Goods must
be closed out
fsbS-It GEO. SHIELDS & co.
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NFoRMAL PRorosrrrnNs

A general interchange of views then
followed, and rumOr has ID that four or
five propositions were informally voted
down as being, in the opinion of their
respective indictors, a proper basis on
which peace could be made.
WHAT THE DEPUTATI0y WE'RE GIVEN TO
UNDERSTAND.
Il is regarded pretty certain that the
Richmond deputation were given to
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Taken Up.

DY JOEL READ, ON THE CHARLOTTE PIKE,
ID District No. Z, Davidson county, and sbo {
miles from Nashville, One Red Cow, supposed 10
~ .iE yoars old; appraissd at eos. Also 70 and
white Cow, supposed 10 or 10 yerrs old appIsis-
ed az 50. Mark-A crop and tEO Sits in the right
ear. feb7-wItS ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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DR.. J. SAUDEK

TVFNDERs HIS SERVICES IN THE VARIOUS
Il hanches Of his r f-si ION.
fsss-y f6ce-Ao &c Cherry street, near the State
Bank. feb4-lm
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HEADQUARTERS DIsTRICTOF TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE, February 7th, 1865.
Special Orders
- n ek3 TNTRAgT

l. No permits for the shpment of Spnituous Ii
quors, quaint ty to Nashville, will be issued for
three T. onths from this date and hereafterno per-
sons, excep5 those who have st re houses in Nash
ville will be allOwel to tain such permits, and
then tie reg lar traders in liquors will have The
pr teren e.
BY command Of Maj. Gen ROUSSEAU.
b H. POLK,
feb8-lw Mai. & Asst. Adj. General.
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Extensive Auction Sale

At the residence Of Mrs. Claiborne, No. 80 North
Summer Street, opposite Catholic Church,
On THURSDAY AORNTs G, Feb. 0, commend o al
O1L0rk
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Lost.

FINE CREAM OR DUN COLORED SADDLE
n Horse, scans IA hands high, msnc ,ani tel
Whit with saddle aud bride Whoever will re-
turn the horse 10 uIe shall be literally rewarded.
". J. WEIGH
feb3-4" 50 n. College ST.
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S5OO,OOO.

Distribution s made 10 the following manner:
Certificates neming each article and its Value, are
placed in Sealed Envelopes, which are well mixed.
or order for some article will be delivered at ouf
Office or sent by mail 10 any address, without re-
gard 70 choice, on receipt o. rs cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser viii
see whst Article it dr0CS, and its value, and can
then send Cne Dol ar and receive the article named
or can choose aay other article on our List OF the
same value.
RFPurchasers Of our sealed Envelopes, may, in
this manner OBJ ain an article Worth from One TO
Five Hundred Dollars,
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Notice.
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, |
NASHVILLE, Feb. ., 1865.
The Adams Express COMPANY

A RE PREPARED TO FORWARD ALL PRI-
~ Yate Freight for officers OF soldiers in the
Army suffers OF citizens, DAILY, over the follow
ing u s. Military Railroads:
Tennessee and Alabama,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Chattanooga and Knoxville.
% WEDNESDAY OF escn week 10 Springfield,
Edgefeld and Kentucky R-ilroad
DAILY on Nashville and North Western Rail
road, ss soon as reRulsr trains are run.
ForrarlCulsTs enquire Of
feb7-2s JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
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'SELFRIDGE, ALEXANDER&C O.,
lI-...+.-.fr- Al.
Toal Whom If nay Concern

7 HAVE BEEN DrLY APPOINTED RECEIVER
i Of the assets Of the late firm Of IraJue La ne,
fv the Uriied Staies Circuit Court for the Middle
district II Tennessee. al persons indebted % -ald
late firm WIZ ftd 70 O. their in erets 20 settle Their
accounts Wi me without sui, and thereby avoid
cost. Office, Cedar street, one door below 51mra T.
iu3I-lrua K. Mop. SMI III.
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FOR SALE The doutie stately Mansoa now oc-
cupied by Maj. R. c. McNeiry, east side of High
street, I'd house roTth of Church. with all the
modern appoin'me Is and conyeniences, in 20
callty eminently desirable
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FOR SALE he model DRelling west side Of
Spruce street, I'd house north OF Broad, the lot
running tn. ough 10 McF fillmore sire. 1.-THE resi-
dence Of the Clerk and Master in Chancery-em-
braces all the modem Improvements, and is
truly well built AMI convenient hou.e.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.
ES- Orders for Sealed Envelopes must in eyerv
case be accompanied BY raE ossH, Eith the name Of
the person sending. aud town. county and state
plsiniy written - Letters sh0ulI 10 addrssssd
TO the Managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
Box 5Tog Post OHes, New York.
fsbl- STp-sudku
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For sALE-A Farm of 17314 Acres, well m
proved. under good fences admirably spporton-
ed, wells near the house, and g cis tern within
70 feet, 1870 fruit trees, pears peach 3. pluns
cherries, apples, ounces dsmsons, &C, 10 acre
IN woods, new farm house with rooms, barn,
stable, &C, situated on the Gallatn pie, miles
nom Nashville, and within u mile Of the Louis
vile snd Nashville railroad. The timber uPO1
this farm, with judicious management, might Ue
sold for nearly, If not quite, enough to pay for
the farm, which is well known as the civilian
johnson Farm"
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FOR sALE-Beau iful suburban Lots, in various
localities
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COnfederates ;
Coal! Coal!

HAVING REPAIRED
IL damages since the late g
grand slegp, are now re- rIryz44TTsV|-4SS8
ceivlug asupply Of COAL reg EFSZlt
uiarly, and are prepared l. WI
supply or CUSTOMERS 80 49,.
PRONE ty wIth SCRE ENED COAL nom our yard
on CedU street. rear OF the Chattanooga Depot
Price, sixty ft0) cents per bushsl, delivered any
where q The city.
H. HOWARD s. CO
AMI I'm
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FOR sALE-The fine fam " residence, centrally
aud b autiful situated, on the north west corner
Of Nor Hugh and Union st eet5
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FOR sALE-A B,ick Yard, in working order on
on On ,rlOtte pike, ! y miles from Nashville ad-
joining the lands of Wm. B. Cooper and VIM r.
EliistOn, on n. W. Railroad Sufficient water %
run the yard, two springs and branch, in all IA
acres.
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FOR SALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling, No. "a hurch stree, with gas, w-ter,
stationary vash-tubs, coal house, &c with an ell
to the lot Teacairp to Spruce street. Possession
will be given speedily.
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FOR Satellite ele CANT Mansion and we'll on.
closed lot now occupied ~ The President o. the
Union Bank, corner Of high and Church streets
III Spring street r9nts of IN properly are desi
rabe for thrifty bu mess houses.
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WANTED-Two hundred acres good woodland
within five miles Of Nashville,
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FOR SALE.-That entire block on North side Of
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the a ley
on the west, running through TO the Theatre
These valuable business localities will be sold in
fronts on both streets to suit pure asOrs, and we
offer them at prices which md ces us to believe
that purchasers may expect an advance of lLO per
cent ON cost.