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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTFRMt sTER, I
NASHVILLE, TESS SEP. 18th, isa5 I
L WILL oeer for sale At The Warehouse, on Front
street. hallw the Gass Works in the CIV o
Nashville, lem, ~ WEDNESDAY the fOta day
Of ee, tembsr, s isrge lot Of SerUceGbe Govern.
ment Property. cons sting in part Hs .cllOas;
sprirg Veg ne,
1900 Set Mule hslness.
100 Set Horse HaruesE,
296 WAGON Saddles,
80 Cosl Siotes,
So Heaiing Stoves,
20 Shovel,
Riding - dies and Brides SADDLE Blankets. Ts,
hles Desks, &c, &c.
sale 20 commence az 70 O'Clock, an, Wedpes-
day Sept. - h., lS65, and continue from dsy 10 dsy
uni the property ~ eli sold
Terms, Cash 10 GoverunsJt flnds.
BY order Of A. J. MACEkT, Co. and Chief Q N.
Department o. Tennessee.
F. p. kirk,
sepl2-5 Capt. andA Z. N.
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U. S. MarshsI's Sale.

United States District Cart for The Middle
District Of Tennessee.
The United States,
IS Information No 90
certain l0t Of Goods claimed by jane BeTleson.
DJRSUANJT % q writ Of usrif'iaai eraoans 20 me
i directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle RsIict Of Tennessee, IN sad
Cause, VII eel st Public Auction, 10 The highest
bidder for cash. on the 18th dsv OF September 1896
between the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock. m at the
store house Of Vim h Lucas Co, in Nashville,
Davidson cOgnty Tenn, the Goods mentioned
shove. condemned BY said Court as forfeited y the
United States. sad property consists OF Fancy
Dry Coos sc. 81 GLAsCOCK.
suE2f-9M Marshal Md Dis Tenn
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Wanted.

A Room and Bosri;ng fer AZ oifiosr and hIs wife,
- il private ianiiy. in q convenient part Of TIE
references gwen snd required, Address W.
." i'''k sea' Nc ~, % splo-As
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

A dispatch from Washington states that
Messrs. seddou and Mallory, Of JEFF. Davis
cabinet, will be placed on the witness
stand in the Wirz trial. They are sum
moned on behsli Of the prisoner.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

D. D. Denton & Co,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
YES.
special attention CIV
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&c, &c.
T. D. DENTON. N. HUNTINGTON.
sepI2-sm
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U. S. MarshsPs Sale.

United States District Court for he Itidalt
District Of Tennessee.
The United States
a. information No. S.
certain lot Of Goods canned by Joseph Reh.
DURsUANT to = wit OF usllliffi5Hi ezp0aas TO nc
directed from the Circmt Court Of the United
stztes Tor the Middls strict Of Tennessee, 10 said
cause, VIII sell 81 Public Auchcn 20 the highest
bidder for cash, on the 18Th day Of September 1885
between the hours Of 10 and n O'Clock, m 81 the
store house Of Wm Luras Co, 10 Nashvi L.
DAVIDSON county, Tenn, the Goods nenuoned
above, oohdenEed By said Court ss fouis I'd 70 The
United States. Said properly consists Of Fancy
Dry Goods, Ae. > u GLAsoOCK,
Raglf-8s Asths Md. Dif. Tsan.
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Notice.

.-.,,ss, rxPREss C0MPAhi.l
cFtlCA AIS sssaYuLl. reps. ., ~
T,RoN and ts ils 81. 49, = ~ s H. 81 q o.
i csissd isi If'''P vol RosE, 'f'si
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

EN-Gov. John Page, Of New Hampshire
died en- the sth at Haverhill.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

90 HID prime New Ofleans,
. DO 10 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cub, sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed snd Powdered SugaT,
20 DO Circulated Sugar,
100 10 A.. ard B. Cchee Sugars,
20 do C. extra sssor ed Brands,
sun DO YsllOV Sugar,
$40 Bags Flo c fee,
- Mas Jaws Codee.
~ do la9ulra Coffee
10 Bags Ginge'
r. 20 Rag Alspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
- Asrrels Msrkerel,
50 y bbls do
3 d Hts do
100 Boxes Soap,
80 10 Starch,
lO0,OU0 Cigars, assorted Brands,
100 Boxes Candles,
loo 90 RasibS
60 Cases Sardines,
$50 Cases oysters,
100 DOE Buckets,
90 Nests Tues.
Together with everything usually kept 10 Whole
Gale Grocery Hou-es.
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gttp SarertisenreHts.
Enr Sale.

I HAVE for sale Two good Mules, Saddle, and
Harness for q two horEe Wagon. Trey can Be-
had On good termE Apply ST my residence on the
Ffankii1 plFe raar tte u 6 Barracks.
seplz -sfs i. r LIEBER, Gun-Inslrer
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Teachers Appointed for the Hume

Building.
PnoT. @. ID. LAWRESCE, author Of tLawrence A.
zebra" and late Professor Of Ma herna.ics in The
sew York state Normal IEsttuts a. Alhany-Pun
Cipal
H. " WARREs, A. B.. Tale c .l'ege, Teacher o.
Classics and english Branches.
Prot A. 3. NJ B zieu, nom POM Cr0ix College, De
pa tmeut du FnIstere (Frsncel sud iae Puoi5 sJl
az the University Of N0tre Dame, Ind Teacher o
Modern Languages snd CASH.
JOnn A. Owen, A B, nom hlnois.-Ieacher ir
Grsmugr Department.
Mas @ s James, from st. Adams, Vermont. for
merly pTereptress Of the Female Department Of
cur High School.
Ms Banks, flOm Cinriuuad, Ohio.
Miss NJ Z Philips, from Bos on, Mass
Miss Ford, hashvIls.
MS III Vaunoy Br0Wn, Nashvi il.
Miss Caruthsrs, from Huntsville Ala.
Miss n J L0ng, Nashville
Miss Mage Barr, Ma hvlle.
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SECRETARY OF srArr's OrFrcF,
= -a----f - - ~ As'ft-s
To His ErcelisHcy LsigiS E. Parsons, Pro
---..-rL rn-.rrrnr nf AIrLrsnn.

MOAi EolnefA AIR. sept ID 1902.
To HIS ErcelisHcy Lst0is E. Parsons, Pro
UisoEal GOrerHOr Of AIGbama:
DEAR SIR. You have been kind enough
10 furnish me with the report made to YOU
by the Commissioners appointed to investi-
gate the chRrgss made against me in CON
uection with the presentation Of petitions
for pardon. T. this report the Commission
ers say, "Upou the testimony there is no
reason 70 doubs that 50 far as brie6ng the
applications and repairing them for submis-
SION Is concerned, tHst these acts We're per
formed correctly, and there is not only
no evidence showing that any application
was submitted out OF its regular course, but
iis tendency is 70 prove directly the re-
verse Again, in concluding their rep II
Upon the testimony, they say: ON line, we
can fad nothing Ia the evidence showing
any act on the part Of Mr.. Garrett, in con
neetion with tde applications in which his
services were rendered, which is reprehen-
sible.'
This report yindicstes me from the com
mission Of any act in connection with those
applications Tor pardon, which II even ere
prebeusible,' IN the opinion Oh the Com
ltJee.
But the Commissioners. Il ! understand
them. intimate that, holding the office o
Secretary Of State, I committed an impro
ur.ety IN rece wing compensation for ter
,iee- performed under The circumstances.
am unwilling % hold public trus
when 10 the opinion Of Commissioners ap
pointed by YOU, a. ia this csse, committe
even an mprJpriety IN connection with ia
aiEre. though that act was cXtra-OIiicis
ana FEELING deep interest in the cause
which we are engaged, and which nigh
%. some way, be embarrassed by a cOntiuui
non ai nav official relation TO the State,
hereby resign the Office OF Secretary ofSia
which you generously bestowed upon me.
an. your friend rudy.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER z, 1865

A shSrt time since Gov. Psraoos, Of Ala
bams, telegrsphed the President to suspend
sction upon recommendations of pardon
Forwarded By him. The Governor had been
informed that some one Of h $ officers had
taken fees from applicants for pardon, and
he desired 70 have the matter investigated
before tie Pres dent acted upon his recon-
mendatious. a commission was appointed,
and, after thorough investigation, il re-
ported that the Secretary Of State, Col VIM
Garrett, had charged and received from ten
to twenty dollars each from a number of
applicants for working after Office hours so
as TO have their petitions ready within a
given time. Tie commission did not be-
Heve that the Secretary had done any
thing criminals but had been guilty Of an
improperly.
After their report was msde, Col. Garrett
sent the following letter OF resignation Il
The Governor:
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Valuable Real Estate.

Vslusble improved LOT on Church Street, IN
~ the centre Of the busnsss part Of the tys
can now be had upon fair terms, b. spp,ying to
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

Teachers Appointed for she Hyne.
Building.
A Winter, A B, and. Wue.Ir0m Rochester, New
ToTk-Prnc pala-
" " Goodwin Nashville
Miss N Tsy0T, Boston, Mass.
Mics Mary HOl 1ez, Melville.
Miss Jnlis French Nashvl q.
sAureIiB Whau0n. nashville.
Miss Ella Dcmgsn, Nasty le.
Mis- gUl 8 e Lena, DanTIes NeT forE.
Mrs lea, Melville.
Miss Jennie Fleming NASHVILLE.
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business Cards.
Law PARTNERSHIP.

mo T. COOK. }. WILSON DRURY ED. W. COOK.
COOK DRURY,
Davenport, lopa. s.
WE have formed a partnership for the
w pratice of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. Ofiee corner of Main
and 3rd Streets. COOK & DRURY.
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MANUFACTURERS of Soap and Cam
dies, and Lard Oil, Rock Island, III. Cash
paid for Talow and Grease aSsE
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFIER and Manufacturer of Domes-
nnc Lqn ora, Importer and Dealer in Forsign
Wines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island. .se s.ass
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
STAFFORD q TRACY, Proprietors.
Corner jefferson and Illinois Streets,
=, Rock Island. & sos 81

fas ssaa sokock sAsiana' p
AIS ~ e4.Ee 58a e sEailaaa aae5ss4A a5i
-TyHIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot It is the largest Hotel n the
city and sits proprfetois will spare no pains 70
olease those who favor them with call ) = .
The largest and best Hall IN the city, suftable
tor first ciassC fts Dances Theatrical Perform
ancs Sc. &c. .Is connected with this house. .si-
80 Baggage and passengs srs conveyed to and
from the house free Of charge. - - .ss,,,,s :
A good Barber's Shop, and ffst aciast sdfooi
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

the StociGde.
Udshtagtoa, Sspt. o.--The wirz trial was resumed
this morning
hoHE DOCUMENTARY FvIpENoE
The follo~ins paper Wa put in evidence by judge
Advocate Shlpinan:
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FROM NTEXICD.

Newspaper Ale, have been received from Mexico
City to the 18Th ult
On the 18th Of August, the f,te day ofN-poeon III
vs celebrated In Mexico with e,pecial care. The
French residents adorned and illuminated their
houses. The Emperor Marimllian and IN. Cou-.
attended religious ceremony ct the cathedral and
troops were reviewed by Mar,hal Baxaine. Al Chap
ultepec there ,vs an Imperial banquet At which
Macmillan proposed the toast 40 the health Of
Napoleon," Marshal Bazsine responding There as
ato ball and display OF fireworks
The Emperor Macmillan has Issued an elaborate
decree, regulating the diplomatic corps He reserves
20 himself the night Of appointing and disnssinr ali
hhItpescnthtlVes 10 foIeign nations Amt4ssadors
will receive .n,ary oi sleo01; Envoys Extrsor-
Resldent Minister 5000. IN. dip omatic corn, = m
le under the immediate direction Of the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs -
Particulars OF the taking Of Zonrolica have boen
received ON tho approach Of the Inpe ia trrop. the
cltLens Ter the place, and the Juarirt forcsa 200
four hours vss agreed upon which, Ii ia Alleged tbe
garffon broke by sdynE forth before its etp,rrton
They we're met and beaten BY an imperialism column
me town va occupied the citizens and the
municipal authorities took the oath OF allegiance 10
the empire w.
Caro- S.pt a DISTINGUISHED Federal officer
from Mexico, stster that the French troops have been
relieved from the line OF the Rio Grsnde and pative
soldier substituted. The dispouition Of the French
oftcer TO give and take offence 4, ..sisn.d a, tina
cause OF the change. Baron de Bruan had been dis
missed for his insulting letter to Gen. Brown. No
Confederate officer had yet been received into IN.
service OF the empire.
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Monday, September n.
Five Days Later From Europe
The IIibe .n.an NJ Father Point.

-,,.. .', , 80 s,P,' w.
Tue s"ms"p hiberniAn from Liverpool AUGUST
a. via Londonderry Sept l. passed this paint Al SIR
o,eioct mi. moruin, on ,o,,,> 10, onsb.c liar
oNoeA 'h's '"o'hhs, ." 'ou~ 'os Vuepec' het
dA'es arc FIVE dGy. later than those brought by the
S.ohA'
New York, arrived out OH tho 2sth The st.amshi u
49, -, .,
The Germania, from New York on the Roth Tho
yirrini. f,o,r S.v VII %, a.. a., c,L.
' '"' 'oiA''H '"e Sts' Inc 'uoh'
from ROW YORK on the lst.
The Atlantic Telegraph Comp.nr having l.n,cd =,
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F1eur and Grain.

INV Yonx, Sept. & 1ssy.
Tlovr. Fiy. and ten cts. better We quote super
hne STATE. as 1851 80 Extra do. At ~ COAST To-
wsstsrn E1trs-lov grades-at 81 Isas Is shippin,
Ohio at IS 75ss11 90 st. Louis Extras, At ti2 tOaS ~
10 ssperfne Southern, a ~ 3tasil0p
Crstn.-The wheat market closed dull, and 2 cont
better, CHICAGO Spring beins quoted ct 81 53ssi q
Milwaukee Iub at s1 b3Afl b5 Amber Club, Al a
81 90; Amber Western, ~ 1laSl la.
U1is-Lbin q, 5Ts5Sc Tor Western.
Corn.-Tnis market " without decided chancs
western unsound being quoted at S5asy, anu soui
Mixed WesloTn a. 9sagt.
The Hay Msrfet.
Ma NouS. 5rpt h 1855
The supply OF hay having ecu mstesialy feiuceI
and an artys ir1jI.- teen instituted ter the laia
cullnoss piessle3' Ia TIA. biaAch VI trade, prices
have consequently been 3D. auced. and fo-dag 70
sltsr our quot ation'to So = iVF 1ptne aud sh,gc
LOT small lo's Of new. O,d vAricti,e being nearty
out OF the market, We drop quotations
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

M GEovrE- the proprietor OF the theatre Of ,hs,
name in Washington has employed an sctor
named Bangs who vas formerly an rebel officer
on s1onewan Jackson's staff. On Tuesday nigh,
the actors friends assembled, determined 10 rive
him an enthusiastic erecting, and carried their
demonstrations SO faf to insult and proyok, ths
loyal POI ton Of the sudsncr, who ,xpresssd their
determination Of giving "Bangs" bangs.
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Domestic n.rkets-whoIe..i-P Price. urrcu,

NV YoEk, sArutpAr, sept. o, 1859.
RIG gss 10 prime' .ag s.; poninro l7Hsl7s;
C.ho''' lb-hid, Now orieAn. -s5J Mid. plsaa,
bcwestie GOOD, ynrd.-shirin,, hch'd, so.co-.
she'E brown, 25s914, GeaehNi, 8'a60; Drllinr,
9soE a, Ss=TssOh; 10 others J,s.5; ilauncls sAos
Flh, e,s,.-pry col. 25a9 o.; P.ek. dobb,. Gn
~ %; Dry seal. --SOOi Pick Salmon. l. Ia ,,n
70 W hsekoIeL l, hass. % 5Oa-o; ntifinsS /
frour snd Hssl, 1bi.-Cenossee ert, sao,it "a.
Ohio G. W T.. 25t9 IS Gsorg,tcyn, III f,aII a.
state, s. TO eI. O vi Is; Missouri. IL ut.ii Is:
Canadian, c. (. 90a co, Rye flour Ga 10: Com
meal Neb 10; DO Bi Andywine, b Ab ~
Frun-Rs.sns, b'eL, d . az 70. L-yer, Dor, Igo,
70 Currsnn, -ali; AlmondL 3JSy7 DO sheiie 4
Lrmbsr. southern pine, IS OOa,5 ": White pre
boz boards oOag20; White piue moTchsntalle
W WOOL boards and plank. % GnSs "; Chertl haani,
and plank 70 OQaI5 Ol Oak and as o. OA,G ioi: Ma
pie and birch 20 oOa4O " Black walnut, rs OoaSl a.
-i nsasss gaL-NeE Orleans =; Porto RA.
Orls;-Cruds Whale, 65tl 20; t'erohed do, ~.
I've Crude sperIn 3na--; unblesehed Do, --a2 s
lard OIL -.=zH l5 Linseed, Oosl 81 I-r gAllosi.
Prersori.- m. bbh. sooale a., 10. Pr
q oass Is Do pr W. Gag 90 o IaTd. pc. ri H. ne.
40 Butter, Orange Co, 4h45; 10 state, 3seiI,
Cheese, common 70 choice, l0al6't.
Tea, b-nyson, i1rl 65 Youns do coal 80; uv.
S SI asip s gr S S1sD0yss5 and Ing a N
Iseaeeo-Kentueky, Case; Cali. CUT mid 10,
50 s1; o p ON ION bond 6sis; Havana, duty
HooL Dam, SaI. nc, T5aTJ; Am Fl
!oe.t Am. and Nc. G5i,O; Am. Ma. q Il
es s Up; ss,, pulled G4f,s' No l. pqpod, C4sa5.
ssS " Co CHIslilA u tosi2 30 Sal, TURKS
IL h On Uu an SoAIst l.vsrpoo, sack =; Cas-
is54 do sSo o. nsy. 10 lh hoiT Ss sfS2 lso %e5
ana soayo ior retail iots Csndlss, city, co.
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Wholesale Price. Of COu.,ry Produce.

Ptv ' Ohh sept. Z, 1858
In summing up the present state Of the produce
mrEet We can detect very lite change in luota.
lions from those reported a, the time Of our I,,,
review, II We NAV except those for butter, which
under more favorable California and Scrtbe-a
market and constantly decreasing supply /. uaie.
rally advanced. the beet Orange County pail. brine
ing, In rome cases, sc per ID. Cheeso unde, unf,
verablo advices from Europe, vbere the market 1,
represented ~ overpockei, I. lcs. firm and pr,es,
are somewhat reduced. still prizes are unusus,iy
advanced sonc grades being held h,rh a. I7,I5Le.
, Seat, 'nd yesctshle. are UNCHANGED. OF fruit.
peaches are materially lover to-day, some vari no
however Of from Co 10 o. s Pear s1 ara a. iyeags
and high; the hest Grades hoinr held At si2aSi, no,
ass Appe, are lover. lew wesern cr"nhs,r r
have ben received, Gnd sell at ~ s-si6 nSusI ~
ms9e ron 81 W 70 Il So psr bb 81, A,,u v0,n.
varlc. p, there is little shipping demand snd its
maiA' :, consequently very duh. Other quotations
Ss,n &c Co. 90; p,Ine 4QsS Wan reserve, pr es,3o
Weeh, rOod to pt 3ilaS TailoS, cunt, iiqi,,it4
eSu.tosood SAL Lars, No Il. Gats
cutrss,
do ,og 70 god 1914 Pine snps csB p'. 70 gao
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Long Island, bush. .8IaSO New Jer,ey do A COss "a
Buckeyes Dbl. 1 2bai SOL
GARDEN LrD EtkLD vrGEIIRLg4
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khutnfb, 100 bhs.,..-a-I strius elps la,.h -
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Onions, rcd Dbl. Il s5sl 75
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