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THE
Public Schools


n1HFsE schools viii be opened for the dislrihu
4 ton Of Ticke.s for admission in the .folloTiul
oTdsrs
7Or Monday sndTuesdsy, Sep.erber nth. anf
18Th. frrrr 6 n. to l NJ AZ the Howard Brildipe
olsqe Eii 70 pfupls residing south Of South.
Union street and Cisiborne District.
on Wednesday and Thursday sertember 1,+t
ard I4th tOpupiis between south u ion and Uni .
streets, At Hume fIll, ing. nrer Of Bload a.
Spruce streets, from 8 . INTO pm.
On FidaY and Saturday, SeDteuber 10Th and
leth u those residing north Of Union street to ths
extent Of he city limits IN that direction, at e.
HyDes In fding corner CT Summer aud Line streets
at The ssme hours Of the days as before.
Tie attent on Of Parents aud tuafdians is les
pecifly called 70 fhe following ord nance estab ish
ed by the City Authorities in reference TO the PutlC
Schools Of Nashville
l. All white children who have attained the ace O
sir tslrs. whose psren gdaldisn are resident.
Of the city Of Nashville. and eut tied, under the or
dinance OF the Cly Authorities, 20 participation ia
me benefits Of the Publ schools shall be adm IL
into the school for which they are re- pec6vely
qualified. BY obtaining a certificate from the Supef.
intendeBt: Provided aiieasJs that they are not s,r
ing under any contagious disease, and have teer
vsecinated. To sad ticket OF admission into ttf
Public schools, the following note shall be a ided
''This ticket must be presented within one weel
from .te, OF he seat wall be forfeited"
2 An applicants for admi sion must be sccOu
panied By their parent or guardian, aud no pun
FhaH be allowed to re1ain ms connection with AZ,
OF the Public Schools unless he is gu arly furnish
ed by his parents, guardians, or otherSisa, witt
hooks and other cOnyeniences necessary for ~.
prosecution Of his studies vi hin one week froa
the time they may be requ red All books ,urni 81
ed BY the Bosrd must be turned 10 the teache
upon the pupils leaving school.
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EO GOId Contracls PermItled.

Gen. J. II. King, commanding at
Augusta, Ga, has issued an order as fol
lows:
1t having been brought to the notice
of the BTeUet Major General commanding
that parties making contracts and agree
msnts have therein named gold as the
consideration to be paid for the perfor-
nance thereof, it is hereby 0rcered that
hereafter, whenever contracts or agree
a.sRts in writing are entered into be-
tween parties, the consideration therein
named to be paid shall be in lItetul
MONEY Of the United States; that is, in
the paper currency issued and declared
legal tender by the GOUernment.
All contracts or agreements hereto
fore entered into by any parties what
ever within the limits Of the District
which do not conform TO provisions of
this order are hereby declared nuH and
U0id
Gen. King ought to be in command
up in Kentucky, where the courts de-
eide that the legal tender law of Con-
gress is unconstitutional
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Friendly Speech OF the Columbian
MInIsteT-The Presidents Reply.


WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Senor Don f.
Salgar, who. for some time past, has
represented the Columbian States as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, yesterday took leave
of the President, IN his diplomatic char
acter, and made some appropriate re
marks On the occasion, in which he
spoke of the qualification afforded him
by the fraternal and uninterrupted re-
lations of the two countries, as folloWs;
Columbia, IN her place, has sym
pathv with your calamities and with
your victories. She has celebrated,
with jubilee, the return OF peace and
the guarantee Of Humanitarian senti-
ments as so many additional bonds OF
union, and so many further principles
Of conservatism for countries govern
ed by democratic institutions Permit
me TO renew to you the wishes which
the President and the people Of COlum-
ola make for your personal happiness
and for the prosperity of the American
people, and to assure you that IN sepa-
rating myself from this country, shall
convey with me agreeable recollections
VI IL boiDLi IL III ~ Aha - - 49, 30
bic and charitable society
The President replied as follows:
"Mr. Salgar: 1t is not without sincere
regret that 1 receive the letter ofrecal,
which brings your mission TO the United
States 10 a close. 1t is very gratifying,
however, to be assured, as we are, by
President Murillo, that You have laid
down your trust only TO assume snOth-
er, more dignifed and important, IN
the service Of your estimable Govern
meut Do not omit to assure the Pres
ident of Columbia that the United
States adheres 10 their republican prin-
oiplea constantly, and especially TO
their polisy of seeking to preserve free
institutions throughout the American
continent the development OF the vast
resources with which it has been boun-
tiiuliy supplied by an all-wise ProVi-
depcs for the general benefit of man
kind Accept, sir, for President Muril-
10, the assurance Of my abiding respect
and for yourself, personally, the exs
preston of sincere esteem
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The MONTH, statement Of the natior

The monthly statement Of the nation
al debt for September ], is published
The total debt is s., 1,6s9,57l AZ, the
interest on which is Sl3S,O3l, 620 "a
The principal hiss increased during
August S295,000 while the interest has
decreased nearly S23l 600 This de
crease of interest has been brought
about by the exchange OF old for new
compound interest notes.
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Florence Machine Company

To supply the demand for these Machines hs
heretofore prevented their universal Introduction
Having Irebled their facilities for Manufacturing
they are now prepared TO fll their orders.
The Florence has the following advantages Owe
any snd all other Sewing Machines:
It's the only Machine that will make more thar
one kind Of Stitch.
n makes tor different stitches, the loeE Knot, doit
be lock, and double knot, on one aud the same ma
chine. zach stitch being alike on both sdes Of the
| fabric.
1t is the only Machine having the reversible feed
motion, which enables the operator, BY simply
| turning thumb screw, TO have the work run eiih.
TO tbs right le TO stay any part Of the seam,
or fasttn the ends OF seams, without turning the
fabric.
! The only Machine having self adjusting shuttle
tension-ths amount Of tension always being in
exact proportion 10 the sizs Of the bobtin.
Changing The length OF stitch, and from one Kind
Of stitch to another can readily he done shls The
Machine Is in motion.
The needle is easily adjusted.
1t is almost Roiseiess and can be used WI ere Quiet
is necessary.
Its motions are all poSiius; there are no springs
to get ont Of order. and ils simplicity ensbes the
most inexperienced 70 opeTnts It.
Hdoes not require finer thread on the under than
for the upper side, and will sew across the heaviest
seams, OF nom one 10 more thicknessss Of clotb.
without change Of needle, teesion, or breaking
thread.
The Henmer is easily adjusted, and viii turn auv
width Of hem desired.
Il VIII hem, fell, bad, gather, brad, Guilt and
gather and sew on = rufiie at he same time.
The taking up Of the slack thread is not Deif,rr-
ed by the irregular contraction Of wire coil or nm.
certain operation Of wire levers. The precis,ou and
Aeeurs'y with which the Florence draws The brs.8
into the cloth is unapProaehsd in soy Sewing Ma.
chine hitherto offered in the market
Each Machine is furnished wiih Bgyp,ri', y,lc.
Ss0sr,s which gaiies he ,oork i,G and IS O. isvsl
uahle va ee, especially TO. experienced operators,
While possessing the aboTe, and r,spv otl,.-,s |
yantages. the f1nrence ls sod AZ cor1asf,o,, 49, /
prices With other hrst class haehines. AMI go
iu xaminstiou viii July subsiantiats an thsf ~.
hsve claimed for H. We
Every Machine is warranted, aud WI Be kent in
orisr one year. - -
We are he sole SCENTS FOR the usIl.tno-r, H.,
Narhine, whose superiority as a Mapu6srfurers,
Aisehine y thoroughly esiablished-F Bove ~
inventor and fsfentea. -
Machnes repaired and Satisfaction rusranteaf
- Agents wanted 10 every county. IItsrsI in
inceneDts offered.
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Teachers Appointed for the HYnes


Building.
A s Winter, A B, and.Wie, from Rochester. New
York - Prime pals.
" W GO0dW a. Nashville
Miss f TsyiOr, Boston. Mass
Miss mary Holmes, Nashville
Miss Julis French, NashYil e.
Mis- Aurelig WhartOa, Nashville
Mss Ella Donlgan, Nashy lie
Mise JUlia Lama, DanYille, New York.
Mrs J. Lea, Nashville
Miss jennie Fleming. Nashville.
Teachers Appointed for the Howard
building.
Ware, A B., Yale COllege-P ip,.insl
s Y Caldwell, A N, Nsshyilie-Assisf m PRINCIPAL
Weaver, B., Huntsville. Ala.
II W Haley, Nashville.
Miss Helen w Knox.
Miss LIZZIE SpiIey
Miss - Kelsey.
Mis- Vines,
MIS- s Hs'ey.
Mi-s N SIDES, New York
bliss MOffat, Nashville
Teachers Appointed for the TrImbIe
school.
W murphy, A b. fiCm Pontise. Ill
Mi-s Grace kimhall, r chester. Ns,s York,
Miss Corbtt, Nashville
P. s. FALL. Pres b off.
J. W. HoYTE, sec'y Off -
sep3-i0t
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beautiful young lady sprained her
foot last week, on the top Of Mount
AOnadnOck, " badly luxating the Joint
and splitting of the internal condyle
Of the tibia, at least the Boston Tran
script says 80, and she was carried
down on the backs Of eight strong men.
She must have been "a whale, to take
eight strong men to carry her
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PocIIo MsETIEG.-A public meeting visa
held at Columbia, Maury county, % the
2Sth ult, Gen Gideon J. Pillow in the
chair, and ". c. whitthorne Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting 20 be an expression of the wishes
Of the people OF Maury, relative 60 the res
toration OF law and order, for which pur-
pose another meeting was suggested, 20 be
held on the 4th inst. On motion Of A. o.
P. Nicholson, Esq a committee was sp.
pointed 70 report Resolutions for the seton Of
abe proposed meeting. The following gen
tlemon compose the committee:
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About Pardohs.
ATToREEY- REERALs OFFICE,
WAsHINGnoN. august y. 1865.

ATroRNEY5IE NERALs OFFICE,
WAsHKGroN, august p, 1865.
Hon. F. f. PiePOnt, Gwenor Of Virginia:
Sir. ! am directed by the Attorney
General to acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter of the 18th inst, and to saw
Ia reply, that as far as this Office is
concerned, you hsVe his full authority
for saying that the only influence pos
sible to be exerted in the matter OF
petitions by any agent or attorney, who
ever he may be, is to delay the petition
in all cases coming under the 18th
exception and all petty civil officers
having your recommendation, need
nothing further, and they are approved
by the Attorney General, as a matter
Of course, and the President declares
that any intimation that money can as.
sist petitioner is a gross insult TO his
whole Office, from himself down to his
humblest messenger.
am, SIR, very respectfully,
Your ocedient servant,
NJ. F. PLEASANTS,
Pardon Chief
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Teachers Appointed for the Hume
Building.

PFOE. G. d. LAERENCE, author Of Lawrence Al.
zebra" and lsts Professor Of Ma hemalies 10 the
New York State Normal last tnts a Aibany-Prin.
cipal.
81. W. WARRES, A. b. Yale C Eege. Teacher a
Classics snd English Branches.
PROT A. ;. N. Bizien, rom Pont Croix College, De
pa tment du Finlstere (Frsnce) and late Profe sd
AZ the University Of Notre Dame, lnd.-Teacher o.
Modern Languages snd asses. -
John A. Owen, b, from Illinois. Teacher in
Grammar Department.
Miss C James, from 81. Adams, Vsnnont, for
merly Preeeplress Of the Femsle Ds Tartnent o.
our High School.
MIS- n Hanks, hom Cincnnati, Ohio.
Miss NJ E Philips, from Bos on Mass.
MISS e Ford, Nashville.
MS m Vannoy Brown, NashEi Ia
Miss \ CarutheTs, from Huntsville. Ala.
Miss Long, Nashville.
Miss Mag Barr, Ma -hvlle.
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Ticket 81. admitting Gentleman ard Iadies-to
te procured nom shy Of lhs members, and at the
principal Saloons.
Supper furnished By wliliEm sOufherlsnd. TICK
els, u. +~- sep3-its
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The Belfast, Ireland, Newsletter Of
18th ult,, describes the Fenian demon.
stration in that vicinity, already noticed
in our telegraphic reports of foreign
news. The procession numbered about
$50 persons, at the largest estimate, and
marched to the music of nine drums
and two flies The drums were paint
ed green and white, and one or two
bore the harp without the crown. A
green bough WAS at times carried in
front; but no banners we're exhibited.
They marched with defiant air, and it
was generally believed that they had
firearms among them, though none
were exhibited. They werc closely fol
lowed by the police, and no disturb
ance occurred.
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Wednesday Evening, september CD r..
VIII Be presented the bosutiful Dram. s,,...
EAST LYNNE
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Agents from some OF the Southern
States have gone TO Brazil to determine
upon the advantages offered by the
empire TO emigrants Their favorable
report, il is said, will relieve the United
States of come $4,000 dissatisfied chiV-
airy.
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The Currency not Expanding.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT or TIKI
UNITED States
w tcrrr-r,-r,,,- =.

" AsEiSGEos, september !.
To The Editors Offhe Evening Posi-.
Your money article Of Monday last,
August Is, contsins the following:
ut is reported that compound inter
est notes Of quite recent dates are in
circulation, showing that the currency
Is expanding, instead Of being con-
tracted.
Now, when I assure you that the
notes of 8 recent issue that you speak
OF have been issued in exchange for
such as have run from six months to
a year, and that in this way over 80. 600
dollars in accrued interest has been al
ready saved to the Government. YOU
will see that while your reported fact is
true, your inference is far from being
80. VIII you please make the proper
correction.
Very Respectfully Yours,
TIE SPINNER,
Treasurer United States
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Smassmsuts.
brlilant triumphof
MISS FANNY II. PRt.

First night o. the great sens. o,.,
EAST LYNNE Una
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bracelets, RIngs, sets Of JewIery &c.

RIO be disposed Of q ONE DOLLAR each
1 without regard TO value, and not 10 be paid fol
unit YOU know what you are TO receive,
Our Inducements are the great st ever offered fol
obtaining good JeWelry at low pr ces.
Certificates OF sl the articles uamed IN our clTeu-
lar are put into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and VIII, n ordered, are dcaSn, without regard 10
choice and sent by nail free OF expense, giving all
a fair chancA. It will then b. at your Opu1n 10
send One Dollar Tor the article CT not SATlSFAC-
TION Is GUARANTEED in sll cases, and "a there
are NO BLANKS, il Is impossible for any one TO re.
ceive less thsn the value Of their money.
oar last comprises $4,000 articles, valued at
from s. 20 SIPS each, consisting OF Gents and La
oies' Sold and silver Hunting Cased watches, Nj
nisture Magic SOring and snap Locke :, Oval and
Chssed Gold Bracelets, Gold Pens with silver
moun,ed Ebony holders, Gold Pens with Silver ex-
tension cases and pencils, Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks Chased and Stone set Rings, Bosom Stu0s,
Sleeve Buttons (varlety Of styles) California Liza
mond, Solitaire and Cluster Pins, Gents Masonic
Pins and Rings, Ladies' Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
bles, Coral, Opal. Jet and Pearl sets If Ladies'
Jewelfy variety Of styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch
es, Chate aine and Long Guard Chains, Gents We t
and Neck Chains, Odd and Jet Revolving brooch
es. etc, etc
A circular containing list Of articles, also the
LIBERAL JEDU,.Es ESTs AND PREnTuMs we offer 10
forming Clubs viii be seat free Single certificates
2h cents Eve for g. thirteen for 81 thirty three for
IS, one hundred for Si6. Our central location
brirgs Us near the most reno points, and all or
ders promptly iilled and forwarded by return mail
or express
Agents wa1ted in evefy town and county.
Address PACKARD a CO,
s. West Fourth st, c ncinnsd, Ohio.
sep3 I'm
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John Holmes, son Of DR. Holmes, OF
tins county, a young man ]. years of
sge Jumped from second story win
dow few nights since, in a dream, and
broke both las arms We understand
that he Is recovering -Cl8rktiAs G.ron-
s-'.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.
To Contractor.

I.NA As[A0AHa
CEALED PROPOSALS sli he received Al ths
- Once % he South Nashville street Ea'rCat
Company until the 18Th dsy Of september, lssf. 81
furnishing me material, laying ths traek, snf equip
ping tiie r1Aa 81 the CoHpspy, aud i0r buiid.ns ne
necessary Stables ADD Workshops. Bids EiIbe ".
iered ulder taess heads Or diFlsiona
Fua-tur furnishing al uaierial or nc kaaa-
way including Iron, Ties Cisirs, Spikes, casiiugl
Ballast ETC and for laying ne traek-
6eo3at--fuf iumishins' tne ear..
Ttfd-Fof furnishing the necessary material ant
building The starles and WoTksh9ps
Bids gii 10 reesiFesi Dor ei1er q the shove
TENS, aud 6lds Tor the sntre Hork mnsi - diEldot
into he above three DIVISIONS. The Company r.
serses the rghf % aeeepf Or reset nuy dvisior or
al of any Ia offersd- Plans snd spec hcaiious
b. seen Al the Once n The Engineer Of TIE Com
pany ". ?. F0stor, 20 20. : sorth Casrry street
LEROY AEM5 rkuN6,
aug2g-sE Secretary
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Horace Greeley has been 10 Wash
ington, and has had a conference with
the President
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To supply the demand for these Machines hiss
heretofore prevented their universal introduction.
Having lrebled their facilities for Manufacturing,
they are now prepared 10 hll their orders.
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"Uncalled for Telegraphic Messages
is the caption of an item in the Augusta
papers. The press teens with such
messages daily
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Troops are being sent 10 every county
in Georgia. The unsettled condition of
affairs is the cause Sosays the Angus
Ia Constitutionalist
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Seeds.
Agents Wanted
The Secret Service, the Field, Tire Dun
/. gson, and The Escape.
By Al BEEr a, RICHARDSON, New Tori- Tritune Cor.
respondent
loco Copies Selling Per Day

flAHE most Interesting snd exciting book ever pub
j J. he'd, emb aeing Mr.. Richardson's unparsIel.
cd eXl er en- for four years. Travelling THROUGH
the south IN the secret service Of the Tribune a
the ou.br-ak tf the var. With our arm esald fleets
beth East and West, during the first two years o.
ihs Ret elton; his thlilung capture; his eouiiue
ment for twenty months IN Sc en different rebs
rrRO - his escape, and almost miraculous j1urney
b. blohs Of nearly 400 miles. Is will abound in str
ring events, and con ain more OF the fact iueident
aud romance II the var, than sny work Yet Pub
she'd Horace Gree'y 1ys Of it:
"a gTeas many bOaks wall yet be written concern
ing this war, in addition 10 the many already hi
" nii but cot one # them will give, within simi
lar compass, clearer, fuller, more reaiahla a.,
count, entirely from per Oual O serVaIlon, of the
nature, animus purposes, tendeuce-, and instru.
nentantes OF the siaveh oders ret@liOu, than does
the uupreten1iug narrative Mr.. kcharison "
Teachers ladies, energetic young men, and es-
peclaly returned snd Disabled ofeers znd SOLDIER
N want 81 profitable Employment W ll fild it pr
hetiarly sdapted 20 their condition sead T cir
cuials address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, =
Hartford Conn
sCRtNFoS BURR. Agents sepC-it
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WILL be given at the Engineer Office 90 FRANK
w lin pike for InfOrms ilOn leading % the r.
coFery Of tolen Horse Of The follow NJ descrlp.
tioH: Dark brown, Eve years old, ons While hina
foot slight scar on the WithsFs from saddle, fesg 90
nsar fore sstioek loiet from 9 cut,
sep2-a
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w HAvE Isl REcen.n,l.n-.- -

WE HAVE JUST RFcRlyED, ,p,..--
W Pay Of ~ Lark SUP
sugar Cured Hams.
nesiern Reserve ana Hsmburg Cbses.
l-sfi, "a keEs and iieroe. -'e'
Corn MeH
Hydraulic Cemeut
VI NHEnia Mountain Dew Wbislv
Aiso-haFs Corr, Cat. RIM Soy
snd roFi-ions Of al kinds --Ni'ss Froduce
r,-...,. A A. sPkNCER 90
40. Church STREET, besween NJ srkei All E.,,
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, sep. At :, 1885 !
Provost Order No. So.
an Lquor Saloons at this Post, ,out-id the city
limits, VIII on and siler this Oste close &C il D m,
and are slsO required 10 remain closed on Sunday.
BY command Of BVt Rrg. Gen e MAsoS.
h. W. TURBETT, d..
ssp6-lt L. Col aud Provost Marshal
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NNZ2HNZZ1

Ali medical men and the press recommend DIR
SFRlCkLANU5 ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE a.
the only eeria n remedy Tor ID arrtGa and Dysen
teTy- 10 II combination Of Astringsuts, Absor
bents, stImnlants, and Carminalives, and is var.
TAnted TO effect a cura TT all other means have
iaiied; especially n chronic cases.
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Engineer Property
AT
PriVR ute ~ ME.

EssINEER OFFfCF.
AAsHvrLfE. TEsN Aug 26th. IsGC J
WILL Ie sold u private sale a. ths Fnzuee
" Office, Chugeh street conner offiprIles aasf
vile on tEe IN ofsepiem1ef. is6l. and daily there
altar until the sale IS closed, quantity Of Photo
graphic instruments aEd Caanlcaa. ineIuIIra
Globe Lenses, Baths, Pnniing Frames. a., DO iouE.
er needed b. The R0TeFurueut
Also, q small Printing Estahi ishmeuf. CONSIST ~
Of = RamsEo Press, "A fonts o. type. easss. a.
max ng complete once ior printing small iota
Also, A. Chattanooga TeEn., by O. r. X. murphy
Quarisrmaster lat U v v EuEuseIy, ca and allsI
de i1th AZ 3eptelaber lss5, q rcuiaT ssHs, Care,
Car. Harness, P0nt9On WAGON. Ehsei bsuoWs,
peck saddles, piOWs, force Damp aud steel duli-
Terms cash, 10 government iuuds. Detailed iu.
formation can be- obesined az this 0ihse.
By order Of the Chief Engineer
va +. mERRILL,
auE7--td Cot Do US " Enslnsers
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Notice

A MUELLER, formerly Of the firm Of J. h.
n Aehtermeyer a Co, Is not authorized 90
uansacI any business for the aforesaid firm. Col
iecuons on account Of The said hr1n, or any other
business raosactsd by him for The same will not
De allowed or honoTed until IN Their notlca
- ~. J. Il. ACH fERMEYER & co.
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Wanted

II WISH 10 rent or lease for term Of wears, q
i neat, pleasant residence in the city within ten
nina Is Of the capitol. A house with four or FIVE
rooms des red PROMPT payment and al possible
care Of The preulisss ca on me at the capitol or
address through the Post Office,
4 A. W. HAWKINS
sePs-et Care Of Comptroller.
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CAMP & ELLInrr.
S25 Reward

General Agents for Teen. and Norta Ala.
Second Floor. No 6 Union street
epS-u Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06
Wanted immediately.

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