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The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-09
Ofhce Assistant Special Agent,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, )
Washington, La, October 10Th, 1865
/ PURSUANT to authority vested in me b,
- the Hon 0. Fl. Burbridge, Supervising Spe
cial Agent, Treasury Department, the undersign
ed hereby assumes the supervision of colectinc
captured and abandoned cotton and other property
belonging to the Government of the United States
within the Parishes of ST. Landry Avoyelles and
Ponte Coupee, in the State of Louisiana.
2. All persons found embezzling the Govern
ment property under pretence of being sub agents
will be arrested and dealt with as the circum-
stances In each case may Justify; and WILTSHIRE
undersigned will not interfere with the shipment
OF private property within the said Parishes. it
IS announced that persons engaged in the traffic
OF the aforementioned class of property either
by purchase or sale, are presumed to know the
same to be private property; and if found at
tempting to embezzle Government property. will
be prosecuted as felons.
3. Persons having in charge captured or aban
doned property will be held responsible for its
delivery to the undersigned, or the value of the
same In money or other property, the valuation
to be at the rates of the New Orleans market; and
persons who have had possession of such proper
ty will report at once to whom the same was
delivered, the place to which the same was ship
ped, upon what vessel and to whom consigned.
4. Liberal compensation will be paid TO persons
having in charge captured or abandoned property
upon their forwarding the same to this office
md all contracts relating to such property within
he Parishes named must be made directly with
he undersigned.
W. F. MCLEAN,
Assistant Special Agent,
Treasury Department.
Office in the building Head Quarters Com
nander of this Pest. 2O-tf
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Important to the Ladies.

Important to the Ladies.
Lessons in cutting Ladies and ChiIdren's s.
d r e S S is.
A NY LADY with a knowledge of this art,
=. - which can be learned in few hours, can
nt herseif OF others in any required STYLE
basqnes' Cloaks, Dresses, and patterns of all
descriptions cut to fit in few minutes.
by forming classes of four persons, Mrs Thomn-
son will wait On Ladies at their own homes if a
conveyance De sent Mrs. THOMPSON.
Washington, December I'd, 1865 25-2t
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JEFFERSON AND HIS FIDDLE.-The wri.
fer Of the Declaration of Independence
was passionateiy fond of fddling, an1 is
said TO have exceIled in playing upon that
instrument. In ITO his family mansion
was burnt. Mr. Jeffer>on used TO tell, in
after years. with great glee, an anecdote
connected with the fire. He was absent
from home when il occurred, and slave
arrived out Of breath, TO inform him Of the
disaster. After hearing of the general
destruction, he inquired: "But were none
of mybooks saved 2" sNo, MASTER" was
the reply, ssbut are sared the .Jftldle ~
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New Store
U S NED BY
M Il 7 E r S & co.
Main Street, OpeIousas

Main Street, Opelousas.
Wd Stand gt Caspar j. Meyers belo,o the
Opel0"sas Courier office.
WIZ have just opened very large and
az we'll assorted stock of goods, such as
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
&c, NC, which we have we'll selected and
now offer at very low prices The advan-
tage we possess is to have constantly in
the market person who carefully selects
the goods and we will continually receive
new ones. Call and examine our stock.
Our motto is: Small profits and quick
sales MEYERS e. 90
Opelousas, October 18th, 1865.
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TO Those whom it may Concern.
NHE UNDERSIGNED offers his services to
L the public for the sale, purchase or rent of
plantations. vacant lands, and dwellings,. Those
having such property for sale will please give an
exact description of it, and those who wish to
purchase or rent will also specify the kind of pro-
perfy which they desire. His charges are very
moderate. The undersigned being frequently
absent on business, Mr.. joel Ii. Sandoz is author
lied to act in his stead.
A. II. GRADENIGO.
Opelousas, November I8, 1865 23-tf.
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TP,V this Store.

FHNHE undersigned has just received a beaut-
r, u. l: ful assortment of DRY GOODS, such as
Calcoes, Muslns, Fall and Winter Goods for
Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, Boots and
Shoes, &c, which he offers for sale at the corner
ol Q. Nam and Grolee streets, Opelousas, opposite
the store of Messrs. J. & A. Perrodin.
lie will be satisfied with small profits, hoping
lhus to sell rapidly and be enabled to frequently
renew his stock. He solicts from bis friends
and the public share of their patronage.
LOUIS DESBRETZ.
Opelousas, October %, 1865. 2O-tf
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President Johnson.-The Nashville Banner
closes an able and elaborate article on our noble
President. Andrew johnson, in the following
Language:
One thing Is certain, the party which supports
Andrew johnson win be the party of the nation
"a national party-a law and order party--a
faithful, compact, Union loving party--and ii will
also be a winning party. 1t will be, in short,
party of the people and the whole country,
preaching the doctrines Of the Constitution, and
fulfilling the mission and destiny of the first Of
States and Republics
Truth Itself. The great principles, truthfilly
observes the Memphis Argus. row represented by
Andrew johnson, fnds q response in the hearts,
OF the masses, North and South, East and West
Ihe people have now no other great leader They
hook to no one else for guidance and will trst no
one else while he continues to steer the shin bv
she present chart The grand principles now
inspiring The Administration Of the Governments.
sLe ny 'hoss mat Irvine themselves closely around
Inc 0 public heart and take it captive despite its
sft1Tts % resist They appeal 10 the heart--not
~ passion. prejudice Or iear.-- True Delta.
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NOTICE.

'HosE who have lost cotton or sugar at the
IL time of the occupation or the passage of the
United States troops among US, and who have
receipt from Quartermaster or other comnetent
officer, are notified that they can Learn the course
to be pursued in order to recover their property.
by calling at the Office of the Opelousas Courier
Opelousas, December I'd, 1866. 25-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEClAL NOTICE.
NOR the better information of parties who
u have had, or at present have captured o,
abandoned property, l deem it necessary to quote
an abstract of the law embodied in the regula-
tions:
ARTICLE III, Paragraph I. Abandoned pro.
perty is that which has been Or may be deserted
by the owners, or when the lawful owner thereof
shall be voluntarily absent therefrom and enga-
ged, either in arms or otherwise, in aiding or en-
couraging the rebellion
w. T. MCLEAN,
assistant Special agent
October 29th,' 1865. 2O-tf
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Regular Packet
BETWEEN
s. New Orleans.

IT., n The Steamer CLEOEA.
tss.z.aa C. c. PICKETT, Master,
W. ILL make regular weekly trips Gin place
w of the Milton Relf) between Washing
ton and New Orleans. leaving Washington every
SUNDAY morning at 8 o'clock, and New Orleans
every "Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock.
The CLEoNA is very light draught boat, new
ana mas good cabin accommodations. She stands
A l No in the Insurance companies.
All freight consigned to Pitre d Carliere, or to
.. Hinckley & Son. will be promptly delivered
and stricIy attended to.
Freight taken as low as any other boat in the
t'ade, and the most particular attention will be
paid to all way freight and business.
Washington September 16, 1865. Ia
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For Sale at Private Sale.

6HE undersigned offers for sale at pri-
" vate sale. 3 wagons with the harness,
hack With the harness. a seat carriage,
snikey, 9 mules, 2 horses. carpenters and
cablnet-maker's tools, household furniture,
crockeryWare. beds. &c., &c.
A. LAGUE.
Grand Coteau, Nov. IL, 1852.
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NOTICE
HyHE undersigned have entered into a CO.
Il partnership under the style Of PLAUCHE
& WILTZ. They will attend to the sale of
cotton, sugar. &c, and to commission business
generally Office No. 81 Customhouse street.
b. O. PLAUCHE,
PS WILTZ.
New Orleans, Sept 2, 1865 a.
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NOTICE,

Lumber Lumber!
He undersigned informs his friends
U and the public that be has repaired his
saw-mill on Bayou Courtableau, near Bar
ry's Landing. and that he is now ready to
ill all orders for lumber that may be ad-
dressed to him.
The capacity Of his mill and the GUAM.
tity of logs which he can now dispose Of
Will allow him saw wood Of any dimension
that may be required.
CHARLES CLOSE.
st. Landry, Nov II, 1865. 22tf
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GARD.

A CARD.
10 the Citizens Of Washington and the
surrounding Parishes.
s10HE undersigned begs leave to state
W that the report now in circulation ae
ainst Captain G. C. Pickett, Of steamer
Cleona. as having bought me off in the O.
pelousas trade, is false and without founda-
tion. J. Il. WORLEY
Capt. and ouner Steamer Pauline.
New Orleans, Oct. 4, 1865. 1atf
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Estate Marie FeIonise Trahan

AsteSCe Maf1e FelOnlse Trahan,
District Court, Parish of St. Laadry.-No. 2792.
EAN LEGER, of the Parish of LAFAYETTE.
y having applied by his petition to be appoint.
ca Administrator OF the Estate OF Marie Feonise
Irahan, his deceased mother, late of the Parish
of St. Landry; ' . ''
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
sitlon to the said appointment. will file the same
IN writing At my office in the town of Opeousas.
within ten days from the present notice.
L. V. CHACHERE, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
Opelousas, December Cd, 1866. {
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PlTRE & CARRIERE,

warehouse Keepers, Receiving and For
warding House, Steamboat Agents,
WASHINGTON, LA.
Aa ESSRS. PlTRE & CARRIERE hereby
ISA inform their friends and the public that
they have resumed their former line Of business.
aud that they are prepared to receive and forward
the produce and merchandise entrusted to tbair
care. They hope that their long experience in
business will be an assurance of satisfaction for
those who would honor them with their conf
dence. august 5 ST
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FOR SALE.
D EN- IT'S TR Z

DEN TISTRY.
nR. P. NJ LEE respectfully in ..,sssss
~ forms the citizens of OpelousasQ $3.50
and vicinity, that he is prepared. to execute all
operations in the dental art in skifaI and salts
factory manner. He fills teeth after the most ap-
proved methods, while his manner of inserting
artificial teeth combines the latest improvements,
which, for beauty. utility and comfort, cannot be
surpassed. - Terms moderate and cash.
Office on Bellevue Street, opposite Mr.. Joseph
Blocb's store, second door from the corner.
Opelousas, November Is, 1865 3m
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- : = , =.
Notice..

n. HE UNDERSIGNED during his tenn
Z perary absence from the Parish and
State, has constituted DR.. George Hill as
his agent. j. e. HILL.
Dpelausas. December 2, 1866. 25-2t
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NOTICE.
ME firm of J. B. PLAUCHE & co. has
n been dissolved by the death of Mr. j. B.
Plauche, Jr. The undersigned, the surviving
partner, has been appointed, by the Second Dist
rlct Court, iqudator of the business of said firm
Office No. 50, Customhouse Street.
B. O. PLAUCHE.
New Orleans, September I'd, 1865 IA
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Low Water Arrangements.
~ : THE STEAMER IRENE.
sAzssazzsC Capt. Hinekley, viii continue her
regular weekly trips, between New Orleans
and Waxia. the head of low water nayiga-
ton for Opelousas.
All the up freight will be stored in the
Waxia Warehouse. Consignees and ship
pers will please attend to their freight there.
November Ii, 1866. 22-tf.
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To Those whom il NAV Cnnoarr

Opelousas, November 25th, 1865
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

NuwarrIE. Nos. ss.-rhc 1--we sts,L 1.,,-
kct b. duI sui ucE ier. ed. Receipts are ven,
light, tut packers seem indifferent about
taking hold nrely. Hog are duIl aaa uo,a
mel 81 81 UONIo. with very lsN oHct,n-
and we heard oi no sales.
IaLEno, Nog. 81, b.. a.--The feceipcs s
hogs have been very light Some Tow lots
have been taken ~ cur packers 90 pricc.
ranrinE hom loi.@uk Cor gross lv,
weiCht, but The market b. weak and un.
sstticd.
LormFu1K. Nov. Is, r. u.-The hog mas
kli Las received o very decided cheek. snd
prices have fallen Oh about q 90 per lUo
lhs, with one ul tso lots from Cincinnati on
abe insrkct, which were freely offered so
Ice gross Scr Immediate delivery. Toe Stock
wards aud packing pens are iail, aud the re-
oeipis continuing ample. One dnovcF has
actasiiy started hacE home with bis hogs.
y ih the anticipation that prices viii here
aiar BE- better, us be ieols Confident the
present decline IN prices is maiuly o. be ate
Hioutcd O. q combination amouC the pack
cfs. Ia the meantime the ma kct has as
>-inel decidedly hsi aspect, ami no round
i..' could be sold ut even g., gross, the buy
err and rsckcrs uvUwIug a determination
a. u make any bids over s. gross.
lAe l.E s.aughieung 70 thi- viciniiy b
'''- '.ia-helF light. he receipts this
NeeE by nil have smountg,l 10 5.96d head.
NA'eas9' Nov. e., p. E.--Ihe sales to-day
10y y -ees head, ranging from So Is 10
80 So There has been but liitle feeling iu
the inHfAel aud the sales made indicate
decline g. loaIse pr Ice lbs from the
eios'as t'ifsci saturday The transactions
Are confined mostly 30 those len over nom
last NeeA' aal have b,sn Iosr 10 4 "a and
Naiei- NE fart, and the absence I'D afi
9 im petition aaiaug tgyers. nav account ior
me ~. l.,.ol apparent 10 prices. The aay
90. y IN very Jew len uasold. We qulic
ne ne marie i,aiAe' a' guietr aud prices loGtI5t DER
isni. a. ~ Noy. 3. r.N-Ho,~ sr,
daH; ! llers and layers arc H., ~ -,
= . 9l.oN o! .'{ traasaesion,. The stesdy
decline q ihe E'siesa eiue. h.. n. 49,
ihs mafset - comp ely lhai tbe - ~ $50
no gua,aiions givel. A. con - 49, D. - 80.
D. lound she packe-s are prrns-rJ ,.',-t-
hold and handle the hog. thst i..,;, ~ ~.
belong 10 this market. 'iih'ei!
receiPts rfp ried 10 the Cbap,b-r =, -, ~, le
mere, up % u o'c.oek, noos, w.. v N'''''
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MEMPHIS, Nov. ~.
CorroE-The arrival OF Europcsn news
being looked for, 90 large amouut OF bust
ness was done. Until the news reaches
them, huyers have little Disposition 30 pur-
chase. feeling uncertain about the probable
nature of the intelligence. Holders, with
out touching The cotton hsld back GA the
hny cent limit, were more inclined 10 outsr
the market with such cotton ns lay at their
option. The feeling generally was not che
ui confidence en- regards the immediate
prospects of cotton. The European dealers
have been led b. believe that the amount OF
cotton within their rcach Be- much larger
than wus anticipated, and if that belief
trauseeuas the truth, Dc will require a GER
taIu period oi time 90 make thom aware oi
abe fact Among the sales reported 90 Us
we're the following les Of SO, ? g. 81,
aud - 90 40. mixed and repsekcd; rs 90 ga,
= si a., and o. at tS, Low Middiiug; 81 al
a, 90 % a., and IS M ass, Middlng; So at
60, and sH at A61a, Strict Middling rs atA1,
- ai a. =, aud % Cd As. Good MiddlinE.
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Corrox Quite a Dot Of thc staple arrived
irom she neighboring country yesterday.
We saw o. large number OF wagons on the
airres loaded with H. The stfangesl
locking load of al was lot Of badly
Asled and loose cotton contained in the
frame Of a wagon. The uprighis OF the
frame lowered up some eight or ten feet,
and il prevent loss on the way, the cloth
tap had been piaced In the uprights. and
acted the part 81 an immense sack, in which
ths loose e ton was safely conveyed hithcr
10 though well bslcd. We could learn of
Do change in price from our quotations of
Saturday 90 43-accordiug Go grade and
rsuHftfnn
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AUGUsra. Nov. 20.
torIoS-Tbe rccsipis and ssles Cor the
week have been light The market igr
-eycrsl days was VERY dat, but to-day a bet
Ser feeling prevails. Tho stock oleurr is
small, aud c'usr4dcuuv but limited traus
sections. We quote Mitdling 40 % a.; Strict
O. Good Middlug ss 90 al.
FacraEf Goops-Narket DUN. aud though
quotations a'e unchanged, prices may DC
said o. rulc shade lower /. Goois 81 GENTS,
- 81 Drills as osaaourss ~ 90 IS Yarns
sf5tog So
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

without regard 20 value. and not 10 Be paid Tor IN.
al YOU know What you WI receive.
Among those Who have acknowledged the Z
ceipt Of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from tins Asso.
eiauon since Jan. J. 1855, ihe following kindly per
Robert b Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn, Melo.
deoa, value $50, " + II Willis, W Ed e., n Y q
uiamond Cluster Pm, value S2oG. Mrs G Isppan
10 York g., Gold Nsieh, value sl2i. Miss Ellen
p Dckerson, Bnghsmpton. n Y, Nicholson, value
6io0 Mr. h 5tCns g Tenth e., n Y, Piano. val
us $3.50. Mrs ThOs Miller Scranton. Pa, Dia.
moud Ring, yalue StT5 Miss Ellen Peel. surne,
field IN Meiodeou, value Sis. Dr. I Van Rintr
Washington, ID C., Sod bunting Cssed watch,
vaua eljO Edg n Lindsay, Worcester Mas
Piano, value $3.50 Miss n FarWel Dubuqus,
lows, Diamond Ear Drops, value $50. Frances
Moran. l26 Pearl 81. Alssny, y y, ausi- Box. "
lue So Mrs X IngsrsolL Urhana, Ohio, Silver
set value $50. Lieut. b p HendrckB, Willarf'a 10
tel, Washington, u o, Silver Patent Lever Watch,
value Sa5 Cart Warner, Eth n Y Vols, Silver
Many persona Who have drawn valuable prizes,
90 not wish thelr names published or we might eE-
tend this lst.
HsvsEE on ussrsIHruos.
CERTIFICATES naming each ariieie and iia
VAtuE are placed 10 sesied euTe opes, which are
we'll mixed. Ona Of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Order for some Article, worth a.
least one dolisr al retsD vii b. delivered ri our
ONCE or sent BY mail 10 any address, without re-
gard 10 choice, the receipt o. Is cents The pur
chaser viii see Wlai AT ica n draWs snd iis value,
which may be from One n Five hundred uolar8s
and can then tend one Dollar and receive the art
Gle named.
HENo Banks-EFeTy purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing With us may depend IN having
prompt returns, and the article drawn VII b I'M
mediately sent TO any address ty rotun mai or
EXPIRE g.
Enuls ssdsfachon Guaranteed ia an Cases.
- SIX Certificates for one Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars
Agents Wanted. send q stamp for Circular. Al
ttsB should 30 addressed
r.. BENrON Co,
Box 500 Post Ones, noE YORK
noF2lm
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--,.,-,,.TfLIsHED IN 1910.
" ocuro0p q nIaNINGToN.

a-.ass1rs o. Iona n p IT. aliis 11ns
- Ralsn Dsalarz 10 Ludi-inr GIassss
s9--I-sur cas- p atEs- ne tfEis all Sad
- --s5rlasszi u hirrarsr ucth Fruneh 80 Ger
- t.IdrE 10 ~ u brk1c1a Alao, Per, Ma
p - !. her Lind q frEues made 70 order. rs
F-sTi strssl gPPosiis PEEK slP, Sss ToEk.
eczd-tl
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CusIOM-MApE NOE.
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION.
500 broadway. New York.

uauond rms brooches and Ear Drops, Lalles
Sete, Brooch snd Esr Drops, Sold and Coral Jet
aud Gold, Florentiue, Mosaic Jet, Lava, and Cameo
Sleeve buttons, sets OF Studs Vest fnd Neck
CHAINS, Plain Rnd Cha ed Geld Rings, Sold Tllul-
tlss, L0ckets, New style Belt Buckles, Coli Pens
and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens nth
Gold and silver Extension HOLDERS, and a larga a.
-oItmcnt Of Fine JeWairy e every deseriptilp Of
The test makas and atesf stvlaa Valupd ~
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500 Agents Wanted.

CDO0 A MONTH uuarautsed - ,o-7sg
tDGAItI PAID 70 salasman. eHeiA' r, - +. -
m. Tsa-fers Psfurgss saii.frs, 80 = -,
Fa4s IN TIE sale q aHoilsaf's - 81. J. Ii-..1l..
hAtboit'a History of ne Re.e-- - a.---.'.-i
Lie q WlahuEion, so - - 49,
49, - Il rl-.l-.'-7-.-s Per aefle - 1Nl--fiI
' !, 81 49,, 81 - q psroa or b ,s,isT q ~
o1Ces sr.-i-ri 81 lsTfzrzlr
- folf-l - LcuasFI'e. Ky.
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HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor a Pnr'H''''

Elias Howe, Dr., Inventor a PaisHi's'
unsquallsd Is 8 Manufacturing
Machins, and its reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRsT work
usipq much smaller needle for The
same thrsad than any other AsehiHs'
These Machines are made 81 ths
new and spacious Factory st Bridge
rort Conn, under the immedists 81
pervision Of the President Of the Com
many. ELIAS HOWE, JE the Origins
inventor Of The Sewing Machine
DuPlieats pArts Of Machines con
stantly On hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
BsrLibsral Inducements offered TO.
Agents.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.

OFTIlE AssIsrtSr QusETrEuksTER,
NASHVILLE, TEss Nov lsth, lst5. I
L WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUG
L tiOn. al the y. 8 Franklin Shops, a. Nasnvi ie,
Tenn, commencing Tuesday, the 5ih day Of De
eember, ISIS, large lot Of Government Property,
consisting in psIt As follow
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
1853 Army, Log. Hsy and Wood wagons
Ia Transfer wagons. 90 HOrse VISIONS.
Express wagon. $50 2-Horse smbulance-
1888 Hi0d and front wagon gearing.
26ss ret mule harness, wheel and lead.
So horse
Wagon and riding saddles
Wagon Tongues, HEAD q Neck HaltsTs. Q n Chains.
Log Chains, Bearing sud Breast Chans, Double
tIeea sngietrees, spTeaders, Lead sad Check L nes
Wstor Buckets, Wagon Covers, &C. a.
TOOLS.
Set Black smiths Tools.
Is Boxes WheelWrights To3ls.
l0l Para. e Nises.
Set Ssdiisri Tools.
AUgsrs, Axes, satchets, On sells Punches, sh1veIs
Spades. flck-, Portsoie FORCES, &c., a..
sale 60 cUrame1ce a. @ o'clocka nl On ruesfsv
the Sc day Of LeCembor next ard cuuunua daily
until the pro serty Is al disposed CT
By order Of Caps. A. r. EDDI. Chief q NJ Dept
Of tennessee. = b. KIRK.
noy2l-td BTt Ma. and A Q. M.
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OTFtcE OF 6TsrEsL SUrERiSrEynEST,
N.&C-ASp n. & n. ". RSMEoAns,
'NAsHyILLE Tim Get oh, lS5.
f1N and Alter TIfstay, OFT Oh, 1855 md Uutd iur-
v ther notice, Passenger TRANS vii iun IS fol-
oWs:
NASHVILLE a, CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LrAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, and al points
South ats A. 4. Arrive &C Chattanooga 81 e2O =. n
Returning Lesve Chattanooga Al 6-I0 A. =
ArIfFest Nashville - 5.t6F. =.
sheleyYilie Accommodation. leave Nashville 81
2ln ?. r., s-riVe 81 sheihyvlie a. 7-qn. H.
Returning cave sheibyvills 81 5.se A. =, al
uFe a. 3.h5 A. d.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02
For Sale.

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sdioining rooms. For further particulars enquire
81 L. LYONS BLIZZARD Rooms,
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