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Alonko l.. Louc6t Geo. willard.
Vim, J. MeCoy,,- Peter q. Amos,
Nc!eon W Mg Lain, Jo,. F. Bomdeld,
Geo. e. Mitchell, Joe- E. DJAs,
VIM y. Payne, Vim. J. Fitch, Jr,
Il. Il. Roeine0n, ". s. Ford,
John d. Rowrii. Chas. ". Fullerton,
Lauren H. Scott. Gen. ". Geee,
J. II. Stpnte1 ger, Chtitt c. Gilmore,
Il. Th. Thnraz, Le.ler r. GODDARD,
Geo. Wallie, Ben. l.. Hickman,
II. =. Waterman, Wm II. Holden,
II. ". WhitelAH, ". II. Il. Judso1.
TIE A. B. cesEees were conferred on
Edward u. Becbe, c. L Hetteter,
Lcnis c. jones. 8tlimAn E. Bassett,
Wm. |. etec, Josh PIKE,
Jse. Il. Roe, Jos. RoEley.
In the evening the eradustes snd their friends
attImblea In tic Cn1eeEsiy bulldfnzs uear Camp
Dtur!at, and tpent eourle Of houss very Peas
tcue. DC. cy Prof Mccoy.
IloroR Lcxssxs.-Ou. re1narH. yesterday, On
the subject of granting 1ietnset, to se liquors, to
inpsoper characters, hare called forth numerous
respot Bce The minority Of which arc strongly IN.
doreIvc Of The views e1pressed In onr columns,
The ssle u liquor is, in i'll results, bad enough
at the bcst. but there 10 large class o. men In
our city who make the whisky b1r mese cover
for other practiee1 ol character 60 1otthsome,
Inst they Will not even besr mention. Tho eense
OF public morality demands that u fa5t II these
people arc discovered. their nceuses be revoked.
nd Lat greater eale b: t. the !p1afs EXERCISED Il
, 1865-06-30
40st.

T OST-BetEeen Wedcesday >
IL eaturf AZ Of last week. = pocket Nemnfsl
BOOK, containing papef1 Of no ralns s1Soss -
EyLtr, III nnLar will ho nbS ally feTerarM ~ =
ing y II an unn,h Water stfa~t- lsss9 -!
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EEtrapeD.

CTRAYED-Or Stclen-9l4
Sv.,a-s;,ayed ar atoIen from the sse!ee
b. ,pnterirc-. eerrsr sou'h Inton sad Efs E s1oA
ems . % b OF Juns, brown COW ~ - nsrps; tho
q ~ nn ssops IL Yes,f Old. oaa G,1masoa
l. ~ ansve s.5tds1 e: q d & tas o:ee q Loo.
1nele HI II sea3h Wafs ..1s.s VII sseesT9
r nVnrd JOBS Nct4EAhh61.
, 1865-06-30

Paper HauEisgs, Pal,rng, Caletnintng AZ
Gizzipe, IL F. E. Ngby's, 60 Randolph street.
nhI9 k334-im
, 1865-06-30

lAacrnT.-strkh Thompson entered the Cll-
ton House, few days zince, took general tur-
vey Of the Interior, and while there took q fancy
10 the coat Of boarder named J. L. Adsms- She
was upcharitable enough to say that Adams WIS
inoebled to her. sad - che conld procusc her IN
dtbt8 dpess In no other mauEers she fesorted 70
ihts sfftnce THIS facts IN the case, - elfctted In
dc Police Court yesterday, were no proof to Tits
tfFect md the aecused was held for uial II the
Iccorte1's Court.
, 1865-06-30

PASz1sas AaD 6rA1uAnI.-on Saturday, the
splendid collection Of original paintings and
sr.tua1y, numbering orer 100 art treasures, and
forming part Of the contents Of the Art Gallery In
Hryau Ual|. will he sold n the Gallery at the
Ha{l The collection Is probably The aEe.t eveE
exhibited Ii the West. The 1pectmens arc BY
tae most eminent artists, aud will b. sold for the
f,n,,adf nf fhh Eafr. -
, 1865-06-30

THE PkoTEsEAHr OuKAN AsgIr4.-A regular
zuouthly neenng OF the Directors Of the Psotes-
tsnt Orphan Asylum wall be held II 3 O'Clock In
Tic aJteYnpop Of utIt Saturday. A full 1tte1-
txpte il REQUESTED.
, 1865-06-30
:9It,ifaq6 Grtbn1le.
FRIDAY, JUNE 50, 1885.
THE CITY.
AMCSE MENTS.

NoyIcNns THKA7EE. ,-Rlchard II Ar. and
Mrs. Charlcs ktsu, In the leading characters.
The three act comedy entitled 1.-THE Jealons
6ife" concludes the ontert1innemt
TEE ECtkCK.-" THB Rosk.oY CAs1r1K' fol-
lowed By tbs tnoe Of The Wandering Ainstrela." :"
Heneht nj Nj GanrcA EtsYehf
, 1865-06-30

Co:orel-Afthur A. Smith.
htutenaLt Co'one.-E. Brott
suigcon-Estas $. Cooper.
Flr:t Assistant CnshbeH.
Second ns:1.ts1s Cooper
3djns,ni@john dj1u ;oi y. croen.
Clsp;sin-E. G. Higgins.
Seygeat Msjor..Wu. T. speaknsn.
Quartern u Ter 9eiEesnt-S. @. HoEuc.
PRINCIPAL MuBie1lh--Peser LyerMote.
{Co. 4 l@:sptain. Geo. Il. Palmer; First Lieu
te1ant, D. N. ll,rk; Secozd ueuterant Cyrus
&c coppxuy B-Capssin, James Moore; Flret Leu-
teIsnt. James aercmsn' Second Lsnlenan1.
coppsny C-capts,n, Lyman B. Cutter; First
usnit pan'. John e. Gamble; Second Lieutenant,
SAMUEL L. Stephenson
Company 1-Gap.nn, Jeshn. n sn!as1: Fifat |,
Lcutcnsnt, b. NJ. Robs; second Aen'eaant' L.
Comr,ny ECaptain. Jsmes u. Gibson; Ftrst
Laeutenani, E. G, Pierce; seco1d Lieutenaai -
Company F-c.pt.in. John 7. Morgan; Flrat
Ntu!eusni, James ". AorE'n; Second Aeulea-
&C comnsnT @ y TG-Capsain, j. @. Hsmrtck; First
Ii. uie nsui, John Jones (; Second Lieutenant, r.
es Cosnpary H-Cspta.n, Giles Cris.ey: Pisss
neuttnsnt - sno1cs; Second lea'ehaa''-
Company Captain, J, ?. Dou1eey; Fl,ss Lien e.
tenap, ". G. LAuner; Second Lieutenant W.
'" Company ' 'K-csptaln, 9. y. Reynolds; First
ltentenant 3. D. Russell; Second Ltentsaant,
Garrett --.
BATTERY A-cH1cAGo LIGHT ARTILLERY
Battery A-Chieago Light Artillery, vas e.
&sas iii Z h.' pscs On he SD il noi
ttis morning they will probably arrive some
time during the day.
The battery company under 1ts present organ
i.aipp VIE formed out Of 1hc veterans OF old bat-
fery Companies A and B, ChfcsEo Light ARTILLERY,
Tbosc terms OF service expired year ago: It
WIS organized In Springfield July 12t., 1854 The
previous history Of those two batteries ls there
fore the history Of the present company. and We
give OF i. tuth Hasmentsry dets1l. - We naVo
been able to gather on the tpur o: the moment
OLD BATTERY 1,
Old Battery 4 Was organized In Chicago IN
Anrij 1851 and lett here 10 th&t month f1r Cairo,
With Br:Ytdlcr Central Sxie, among The very
nrsl 10 tsSe up atzn8 In defense OF lhe Union II
mi nsced 1t Giro. Cspt.in Jsues Smith Was IN
! commLnd, Afterwards tho battery went 70 n,
| dncsh. nd wts in the fRhte Q! Dunelson and
Ehilob, and the sciee Of Cortntb, then went 70
Ecmpbts under Lew Wallace. and then win
Ehe7tasp TO lhickses fay03. Afk1nsss Pos Il, ,Ee
Of TieEsbu,F, jackson, Chatlanoocn. Mission
| Ridge, aid Tie Atllntt csmpdg1; the commHnd'
/ inr officer, Lieutenant ]. ". Rnnsey. VA
weurdtd 1t ChlekEaw Bayou. In Iu'y, 1854
| The company wsa ordered to Tie rear 10 % mne.
tered out OF the service.
4 OLD HArIKRY "D."
Cid Battery WIS Q1k1ntzed In Aptl, 1et., an
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TIE KKAva.-Mr. md Mn. Charles Kean ap-
peased in t*Uamlet" let evening At Mcvtcker's
To . crowded house, every Inch Of standing room
being occupied. They took the charactsEu OF
athe Prince" md ahs %sQueen.'' They were we'll
filled, though Uanet IL not Kean'A bett character.
To night, Richard IL. To nor1ow at the mRt1-
nee .tChe StranR1S.t y and II MIGHT Iopis Il. =
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TEE "Dorx C1nuIE. "A new literary monthly
OF 70 Ordinary claims 10 public patronage has
Just msdt It's appearance. The hrst number can-
ta,ns several very well written artIclea. Sub.
ing Is. N. Kennedy, Chicago. Single eopies TO
be bad OF I'll neWktca1erg.
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ReaI EstatG==Gitp.

TOR SALE-A co!tsgs and lesse,
And SAnfnrn0r etstan- Apply on lhu prtutea. ad-
drees BGx 1858 EhicAzoP. o. leTc35 Is
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EKn1 + GATLoRp's MMs1RHI4.-Thls excel.
lent troupe will re.appear IN cur midst in Smith
i Nixon's Ball on Monday, Tuesday md Wcdnes-
day evenings NEXT with = Grand matinee on the
afternoon OF the Fourth. We noed not espAt1.t.
rp their clsimz to public faror- Sufnee it TO say
that they have mads several Important additions
to their ptWb0I,
, 1865-06-30

OK THEIR Tn4vELs-Edward Kelley snd Bar
neg 6ultiyea. two Of the most notorions thieves
and despsradoes in the city, we.e brought btfo.e
the Polite Magistrates yesterday Oh azced with
hab,tual Ehg1spcy AID dlsosdetly contuct- They
verc both 1ncd. but execution fnspentied on con
diiion that they leave the cay within twenty four
hcure, which promising 10 Go, they we're dis.
cht.rsd, The people in whcee midst they next
ecttle down may be conrratnlatet upon the arrival
Of fHp spth xstmabe citizens.
, 1865-06-30

ITO RENT-Lcwer part Of house
l. 701 Fulton ststnt, between Liueoln AMI Ro9e7.
near RAn6olph steett csz4 4 family without chu'
den prefe1red- Apply On tha premises. or u Room
L. 9ceedI Bipck- E4e3l IL
, 1865-06-30

TOR SALE-Fina Residence on
l. AlcaiGaa nvsnue, moth Of Tvelfth stseet. mar.
bic iront, cor aiming all modern f1pso.ena:r md
finished In xha noeL pettect e1naEE aNe By HA y
D BRADLEY, cor. Lain aud La ale Btree2+
, 1865-06-30
10 RE11t.

ITO RENT-A large, Lice room
L In snita HlxoAr Hu Ing. Iaqu;r, a. ~;
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FURNISHING STORE.

where guests can be furnished With all aFuclss ne
cess ary for complete outfit, o. -
d v d has imported large stock o. the mos
TeoieTc& ferumeres direct nom PARIS, through
MS agent IA New YORK. augl1u
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Vacant Lots.

We have large number Of eisgenL -. =.
or building business houses eli - y
various parts q the city ,.,.,,.,,, AZ. ssEs.-
T35 FEET or vacant ground efbqt7lle sHS = -
r,sls Acsdeuav" near tie N'siifttie a1d Oi'ai1a
$500 Tot fronfEg 100 feet on Russell street.
rear Tulip street churcn. - -, 80. =,
- - each 50 feet front on russell street. bJ
- ~ Very couTenient 20 the Wire Bndge.
- s.I1tifi1l lot neariy opposite TIE residence q
= Sl----.v ksa., 50Ni7o feet
- - s-ortfpg % Ret on Fai1erand street, Ly
- 80 Vs-y near the Wire Bridge
-, - between Russell and Fatherland streets
e,,,fiog 90 feet each on Oak, y 100 deep
= a choce Lot, fronting o. feet on fatherland and
-,,9-ipr baek 10 IN q & Sod neEhborho0d
apTo Lots on Fafherisno, esch fronting 90 ieei ~
t-6 ioining Oscar BOhrne's properY.
Two Lots on Fafherlaud, opposite Oscar BOhnle's
property, esch 50 BY 10 feet
'IYaf corner Cf sisveus0n and Fact0ry streets.
fronting 30 feei % FACTORY, by - aoag Steven
a choice Los, treating 50 feet on Russell street
b. I78 deep. adjoining A. n. Dil.n, aa1 very cove
neut 10 the Wire Bridga.
4 Los On Rnsseil street, adjoining r Cuunine.
ham, fronts 80 BY ITO feet
Eight Acres Of TIE very hest rarden land. front.
sg 30 yards on tislaan pike, ~ 40 yards % he
County road.
Elsht o. tez Lots lyiuR south q Shelby Avenue.
4 large nur1beE 81 lots IN RAMSEY Addiuon,
and many others. oeal1mllY locatsd and valuable.
suE1-a l6l
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Proposals.
4.-I
Large Government Sale Of Coal.
100000 IRUsHELS.

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHISGTOS, ID. c., August 3, 1865
SyEALED PROPOSALS are iuyitef and vii be re-
- eeiVed at the places and until the dates hereafter
named, for the purchase Of all the surplus Coal II
those places, belonging 10 the Government.
|. AT VlCRSBURG, Miss, until u O'Clock m. Of
Friday, September Is, for Coal lying Al VlcksbuTg,
Mississippi
At NAfCHEZ, Mics, until 10 O'Clock, m OF
Monday, September Is, for Coal lying 81 Nstchez,
MIS- issppi.
Separate proposals will also be received at the
same time Tor he Barges or B. ats containing the
Coal.
Zach envelope containing bid should Be sealed,
snd the name or number Of the Barge containing Il
endorsed thereon, and addressed 10 o Brig. Gen.
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Rail ana BiFer TsnspOTta-
ton, . in care OF the QuHtermaster IN charge Of
river transportation At the point designated for
opening the oids.
Payment 10 te made in Unltel States currency
upon the acceptance Of any proposal and PRIOR TO
the delivery OF the property.
The Government reserves the light to withdraw
any OF the Coal sDd the BsTges containing %, and 70
reject proposals II deemed TOO los.
BY ordGr Of the Quartermaster General.
LEWI5 b. PARSONS.
Bngsdier 6eneTsl and Chef Rail and River 1mns-
pOrtatOn. augl2-tG
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NashYIIIe PROPERTY.

A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street
With nine rooms gas fixtures al through the house
Good Outhouses and suA0la, Ell ID good condition
Let Al BY $50 feet, Rrice We y moderate.
Also-A tWO-story Brick residence, with sghl
rooms. No. 10 eoutn College street. Everything n
feet. Price 5000.
Also-A Brick Store-house, No. q Brosd street
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high rs feet By 70. most excellent sttud, and 8
free from taxation.
AIsO-A comm0dious Brick Dwelling, corner d
MeLAHore and Say, with seven rooms, Kitchen Win
B rooms, and lumber room. Lot tr0nts 401 feet nn
Glay, by 81 deep. Splendid water and beautfaly
shaded, yard well enclosed. Pnce 81 co.
I AlsO-A good tWo-siOry Brick house, No. q = e
dar street. with seven looms kitchen, s-rta2ts
rooms. and smokshOuse. Lot fronts . feet on -
Ar md rms bacl los feet 10 an alley. HyorIut o.
the back door. Possession gwen immed stelJ'
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A House on BELL Street, with rooms good cis-
tern, &C. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street, by o
feet deep, well enclosed Price S,5Ol.
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10 ABTERTIsKRs IN DETAIL.

tbs RATES WILL BIZ As roabOWs.
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Oriental Pearl Drops T,

LNoR BeautifynR the complexion. efEsclnally re-
4 moving
Tan, Freckles. slotehes, and efEing the SKIN an
elegant fmOOthbess not easily STAINED by any other.
Its use among Ladies Of Fashion in the East gives
it chara,ter for efficacy which at once stamps it as
infinitely superior for the toilet of any lady.
Can be Obtained from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the proprie-
tors.
HURLEY, PUDDLE co.
Corner Seventh and Green strests, Louisville.
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sPlendie Farm continieg 500 Acres, i've
miles nom NsshVlIl on the Nashville sud Chatta
o. a railroad a. Glen Cline Depot, aud 90 Nil
creek. The lantl Is very nch, splenGidy Watersd
and beautifully located. This is one Of tn bts
GRASS FARMS 10 Day dsOn county, and is pecu.
liar adapted % raising Stock. On the place Is :
railroad SWITCH" nssr by is a sery large and
bank, b ing splendid place for 40 extensive Brick
Yard. Tnere l. two story brick residence with
framed ADDITION, con amin z rooms; also kitchen
and out-hOuSes, good barns, stables, &C. ana an
Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
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Also

ALSO
House on Bell Street, with rooms, good cis.
tern, &C Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street, by 2
feet deep, well enclosed Price s,5OJ.
ALSO
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. Lot fronts
6Ofeet by 2tJ-deep, good cistsIn. Price $3.50.
ALSO
neat framed Cottage, With rooms and kitchen
Rooms OF good size; good cIstemi porch front and
Lot fronts g. feet by 40 deep SITUATED near
shelby PARK, aud very convenient to the Ware
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO M
A framed House with 8 rooms and hall, porch N
font well shaded aud well enclosed Lot morn 20
iset Woodland 40 fset deep JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. bury. rice $500
ALSO
brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 90 feet BY no Good cstern and earden ali ~
enclosed, Price $500
ALSO
Af-sued House on FatherIand street, with five
roOms, kitChe and ristern beautifully shaded aud
eli enclosed Lot front l5J feet ON satheilsnd bY
40 deep. Pr ee sou; one third cash, Lslsnce &c
one and two years. .s. e..
ALSO
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cisten. Lot l25 ieet BY
no PAIGE 5000 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Gallsin pike with six rooms,
kitchen, OuthOuses, and AZ excellent cisiern well
enclosed. Lot 90 feet by no. Pace 500.
ALSO
A framed House on Gallatin Pike, with 4 rooms,
oulhouses, lumber shed, and sn excellent eisten.
Lot 100 feet BY 10. Terms $500.
H ALSO ~
A framed House, on Gsllatin Pike, with rooms
in good condition. on Spring street Lot 5Jby 20 h.
Price s25uO.
ALSO
A brick and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, snd uuihOuses. Has good
shade trees, and Al excellent cisieTn- Lot fronts
100 fett on Boscobel street. ly no feet deep Price
5000. ~
ALSO
Large tWO-st0ry Brick residence, With eight
rOoms on Russell 81 near '"Tuhp street church %
Lot fronts 100 feet ty 170 feet deep. Good kitchen,
Ell tern, etc, and veil enclosed. Improvements In
excellent condition, and one Of the b 81 locations 10
Edgsheld.
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ANBoUNOEAlEETs OF CANDIDATE.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining At the Nashville Post 06fee,

Remaining al the Nashville Post Office,
wednesday, Sept. o, 1868.
The List Of uncalled for Letters has been
assigned 10 the Nashville UNION, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as The
paper having the largest circulation, in e
GLIDING the army.
An letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
chsrge q one cent Persons ealing for them will
p.ra-e hs prepared with the Necessary chRuge
Persons calling Tor these letters viii lease say
Ihey sre advertised, and give the date OF list
an letters not taken out ia one month will he
sent % the Oeueral Post Office as dead letters.
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A Large tWO-stOry Brick residence, With eieh
rooms, on Russell a., near ''luhp street church
Lot frouts 100 feet BY 10 feet deep. Good kitchen
ei tern, etc, and we'll enclosed. Improvements ID
excellent condition, and one Of the b 81 locations
Edgsheld- .H..
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Is under the control Of his brother, @. W.
Jones. formerly foreman OF the well known firm
Of Merrick Sons, Philadelphia. Both OF Us being
praet cal men, and hstterIng oun elves Of some
reputafiOu mcdaniel II Is needless 10 say tDat
all work executed at this place will be made 10 the
very best msnner, and guarantee that our prices
Will be UGH thatit will be unnecessary for any ooe
to go out Of the city to buy anything IN our line OF
business, unless theV have more money than they
know. what to do with iuly2-Sm
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In use in Tennessee for the last twenty yeas and
psrties having Machinery snufactureJ BY Ellis d
Moore will find it 70 their interest to have their re-
pslis done Ct these works, no one else has the
heiitfes we have for such work, and we are deter
mined 70 do sill work entrusted to US PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE Prices,
our obiert being to make it the interest Of all par
ties 10 deal Vith us. Every imp oVement in Ma
chinerV that has for its object the saving Of labor,
fJel and unnecessary weight Of material will Be
adopted BY US. Parties Contemplating ''StrikIng
Or! can be furnished with Tools and Machinery for
boring and pumping, as cheap as they can be fur
nishsd from Rttsbarg. Parties wishing
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Also

Nice Little Farm Of II Acres four and :
half miles from the city on he Dirkerson P ke
Has frsm 4 house with four rooms, Out-hOuse= anl
stable La1d very ricii excellent Wster. Pre-
Tow. Fa-
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A brick and framed House, with good rooms
smoke house, stable, snd uuthouses. Has gOOJ
shade trees, and an excellent cistern. Lot fronts
100 feJt on Boscobel street, y 10 feet deep PucC
5000. II
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Also
Also

4 Farm or - acres, OF Stones yer Pike,
mil 80 from the ~, on Mil eresk-opp ,se "a Ith.
Mill. About Two tAiId5 Of ID Is ncn bottom lsnt
and we'll Watered.
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MasIlrille 9EIaluil.
w. CAMERON . 90. PusIlsAsrI.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1865.
rkRHs OF sERsnRIPrInN,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
n y - Al7Nla
Hs In'ns on Enz 10 cOssrElUrs a sauAEsl

. QuTsn&biy IN advance, -. 81
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AISO

A Nice Little Farm Of lGlS Acres, four and
ha'f miles nom the city on the Whites creek lie
four acres In timber. Place vel Waieret
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm or 1000 Acres IN Wilson county, twenty
ona miles rom Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil Tch, we'll ,ucIOsed with z a
cedar iencs; spendldty Wsteiei; tur hundred
res ceared balance vel INBRED with cedar ald
other oWth two rssdel Is on the place--ona
with room, the other With roOms-both with
good outnOuses, &c. H
ALSO
A Farm OF COO Acres Of splendid land, fifteen
miles from Nashville on the Gaatiu pike-is pin
e,pally nyer b tom. Lies between IN Cumberland
ryer sud Gall ain pike About on third Of the land
is cleared, balance well tmbered. Viii he sold ia
body, or 10 Farms OF 1O0 or so Acres 70 SUIT puIs
chasers. Tens raB e1S
Also
A Farm Of 10 Acres-gOod land-2 miles tom
Lsyergn, ON MurireeshOrO pike mi Chatt5uO0ga
Railroad, one hslf cleared AMI new. Thirty Dollars
| per acre.
ALSO
A Farm Of l45 Acres, four miles from Franklin,
Williamson county on the Carers Cree Pike, and
known ~ the ''SOuthall Place." - acres cleared.
| Has good hODss on itWIth four rooms KIT hen,
bsrns aud other OuthOuses, and = spleGdid we'll.
ALSO-A Tract of loo acres, four miles from the
above tract all IN woods. ...
Price for b5th places $500, one hsf cash, balance
! 10 one and two years.
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REFERENCES

Hon William G. BroEnlOE, G0Yszsor Of r.
uessee. " Zee,
Bng. Gen. Jsmss P. BrsanloW, AautBt e.,..
OF Tennessee. 1ele1A
Major General 8. D. Stanley, an Army C,-r.
Mal0r 6eneIsi GeOrgs W. stouemsb So.
Tenn. N-oA'i-e.
Bu. MAJOR General R. ". johnson. PBl,..
Tenn. - '1-a'AI
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Education.

THE undersigned viii open The ne,t s.sssor =,
his English, Classical and Mafherrst,ssl s..bnoi
90 toe an Of sepiember, ls65 ana ropiin,l h mi
the lsl 81 July, 1858 Every effort I'M a. r,saa 10
promote the moral and Intellectual ir,nro,e,,. ~
q the youth thsf may b. intrnstsd Ia M 80,
Wares Of pupils mEy be lsa az TIE BooFsf,re :;
Messn Berry Co, Pubic SQUARE, -
Rooms n The Southeast corner Of the Isl pr.ss
nyteTiAn Church, EnirEuee rom Spring siresf
susio-inse HdTBANIF1, CR6lsz
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For Sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
Office Ct Director and Gen1. Manager RR q 8.
Washington, ID. C in y 81 ls65.
DROPOSAL9 viii be received 81 this Once unhl
II l2o'clock noon, on "Wednesday, september
18Th, u Gs 10 purchase the U. S. Military ksilroad
Rolling Mill a Chattanooga, Tenn, With the ma
ehinery, tools, buildings, fixtures and track cnn-
pectng the Rolling Bin with the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad
The mil and machinery Constructed 70 re-ToH
Railroad ros are entirely new, snd Of The most I'M
proved character.
For full description and details Of operation, ca
pacIty, de apply in person or by letter. 70 T. "
fardiey, superintendent, CfatfauoOEa, Tenn
All Dids should Be endorsed Proposals 90 pur-
chase ChAftanoogA Rolling Mill"
D. G. McCALLUM,
BreVt Brig. Gen- Director and General nansger
Military Railroads y. s. sugio-td
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No Charges until after Collection
Auction Prices.

WE are daily resolving eonsieamenis q gEsrY
w a@aeruilou o. Goods, ptifchala1 ID ne East
an sitIes ~ AucUou, q importers an1 aui hala5.
We 80 I'D oil sell % TIE Trade i0H = a1y
houss q he West GEO. ahlHLD CO.,
snais-lm 3 All u College ~
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4RAs HAsavILLE, Tenn, Anguzi 4. 1865.
THE firm of Tiliord & Hays is this dav dissolved
i bT mutual consent ". n. TOrd Is alone
authorized % use the name Of The 1rm IN hquda-
too. BE assumes al the liabilities, aUd Will collect
all amounts due said hrm. laug5-u
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STOVES AND HOLLOW-WARE...
THE FoUNDRY,DE
The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control OF the Proprietor
who is veil known n this ei TO. the last ten years