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A.slsrAsr ,lutuT MASTER a;tics.
10. 70 STAT rio Nfw OEs. ts4. d iti'
CAYAIRl AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ NANTED.-i vii prr...l- DO opru mrfio. a. - rsse
that usy p,- rici snd e.;iou q toe Cove nasal
s.aurs. ILty h, ielth ave, scpi fsnh-5
uctice as follows.
CAViLhY HORSES from to 10 years old and rom IS 70
10 hald, hi-h.
ARTILLERY HORSES 'r'm 20 10 years cli--i'; bsras
hgh aud oyeg-to @risA Lieu Iiunis snl lark rnl.r.
Pm. fIr C.tsl-y Home 500 each. rlce fss Alti sTy
Hots-, 100 cao payable "a su,h luus my b" i'n'~bsa
GIO.r EGOUNsSO. caf ilnsndA q. u.
EOR SALE.-A PANEL COACH, bot Title
a used ,oiu 4. iangtnr. Do. Arr Car be- fifth
ave- !o'r stabr 81 brlaIwy aud Twenty .ersath
Apply To u. rnuGSivN. N". - Pnrs.
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SUPERIOR coUET-srzoVL TrHa-JAz.r. Before jus
Tee tARuouR
DECfSIOSs.



pfn, dslsscd with co,'i Anna umet 80 &c ry' Ffod
edck A. prll opened and esss reisrcd 10 Mufta
Holman. rspe.s Oh 60 IL Clerk. o1<s.
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nIVORCES Legally Procured for Persons
- from any state County ~itiow publicity change
residence. Incompatible, d~'eriion sIHccnt
Success guaranteed. Advice 9. and confidential Apply to
H. BA1EMAN, No 81 Easiaust cpp' rc t-e Po,' Gilre.
HHADQU ,RTEHs 24TH AExI tCtP-,
ARMY JAMES. Va, J1runry 2. 1868.
riNO tho FRIENDS of the 2lth ARMY
CORPs-Thefe bengno seent Of Adam, Co ~ press
Company tho landing Tor this Corps matter addressed TO
members If The 24th Army CORPS through that Company 10
forwarded a. b. SHARPE, Capt. a. ID. C. and Prov
Mar 2sth Cops.
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nIoycmeur- OF ocean steamers.
Macl,inerD.

TuE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
PRESS Co MiNuFhClOKf
Conner q Oso,e a.d Ss.tA il'i'' Jersey CRY.
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ADMlsslON 10 NE BAR
On motion a. United States District Attorney
smith. Cecrrs II. Scp member c. rs b. Of BE hsto VI
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ADMsSIoS 10 rnE J

Md sTATEs CIRCUIT cOUPT-J.s IL-ee.are
I'rist hilirNAT.
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They D the i0Toslng fon'e'i FHe HlIToad 5T,
rulson River Railroad. -; iiaiism Railroad 1905 New
Haven Railroad Al Jersey Central Railroad, llb, foot,
IA About T. 10 were in the yards on Monday
Ifgr or nhOVIEA
III. following sre tie names
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/ - iEiN MAl ~ NONO NCbD W.
| - GRAND AND SQUARE FIANOS are row eonsdeise
al, NJ la Furor. =, ~. his cDary. Las AZ r-c-s-0 80
-. Ia kai-. Worlds f1lniion IN LoDa's 'os
ne erincp, way te - uwsy isnos 40 snr.,cs
t.no o a. uaker l.shrr sn 0r sonsl who INV a. Ie1
osu o.. oscuets. ani uu-cs whose pfsoi- ssl"'Nfos
nos II and = Fast fourcrlh ST. between Union SfDH' "ss
| Irwin; fluce New-lcIE.
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IAZLETON BROTHERS,
nyEp-IUtfNH GNAAN. AND SQUARE

EI OVERSTRUNG ONAhD MD buLhRE
PikNO-FOHTE MANUFACTURERS
No. 9, Pnncs-st sf'g dy7rs o.t NJ br1si"ay r'f~H
Ibe- Pianos a,wey received the mrs. premium "her
tey haze nocn eAliDlei "fi"eH s1s Al! TOT ""
year, accompanies each Piano.
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MASON q HAMLlN respectfully ANNOUNCES
IVA th. they h,ye now completed tie occupation o. ihtf
rrety grd .fory anil g c.-d other sranz>uer,s ~
~, a. mora Il tn. manufacturing iacih'ts Ahey
terss courity 9 be- ab l.rceforwed 20 'afgy
orders thr Cswis R1hSs promptly "lhout thAt u
from fbi oF an year past lh,y hi,e 'ese
con. uy several hndfrd ias rn;s behind ofSers An
s.,1rturi Of syi.- 30 20 sou each, may be IeSIe
/ Al tbeir Nc,y folA Narrloons. Mercer street
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A INIT ORGANS ~ wl0lessie or retail. New ect,to
M $40 second ird Pianos at great Dstgsns Pfiess
fou s6O to 300 Arihe aaye instruments 40 - ~,
INT sos.4 II purchased M,nhy payment recerso Ios
49, ss,s .i ,h.,.s Of .iuc. lIle tocd, at - esL''
80, 49,. Cs-h ual Tor. e-oui and Pianos
HORACE WATERS No. All brosHNey ~ :.
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1nstrnfttoti.

1 STUDENT would like TO TEACH, In Q
private fsm,ly either tie ordinary English Branches
Latin Greek snl Mahe n thea; best Of references sysa
Adlre., A. s., Box No lyI, Tribune Office.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, y. y
"a Boarding sohoo.io Boys TIE 5ii ssnisnnu.l s.sion
will commence TUESDAY. NoG |. For e,fcalars apply 70
the Principal y. >. ROWE. u. A.
TNOWNsENDs COMMERCLALA ACADEMY,
j. No. $50 Bowery below Houston .. rrvss asIootos
given. Dep ,rrmsnt for Ladies Thorough iusrnoton IN
Bookkeeping Arithmetic, Agbrs, Reading, sP-r- Writ
ine. Grammar, &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

r7rkvfyG. PURCHASED TIE ABOVE WELL
II lncrn establishment, We would esy 20 - CID
flisioners AMI che puolic generaisy, thsi We hsFe
ere 81 the aa
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Inifhe candid opinion Of your hum
bic servant, may be set down as one
man among a thousand. He is man
every inch a man--and Christian
which, according to Che poet, Young,
is to DO
"The highest style Of man.
Or, as Hare expressed the sane senti-
ment:
"a Christian is God Almighty, gentle
man"
Rsscher has been described by every
newspaper scribbler, perhaps, who has
written from this city, and | shall not
attempt what has been better done by
better men; but / cannot help saying
that was impressed with his evident
lsrgeness Of soul, and the rounding
perfection Of his mental and phyaical
ORGANIZATION. Placid and calm as the
bosom of the uuruiHad lake, his mind
had still the latent depths which
only required 10 be stirred with
a breath or a gale 10 give
forth either eloquent flower of the soul
or violent pillows of the strongest pas =
sion. The sermon he delivered ysster-
day was in memory Of the late Mrs
Hannah Chaplin Conhnt, and was the
most touching address that I have ever
heard delivered There WAS an earnest.
ness in Beecher's tones, 2 feeling IN his
words, which caused more titan one
listener to think that at one day of his
existense he had held more ths,R q oonI-
mon interest In the being Of the woman
he so ably described A memoir of Mrs.
IConant viii soon be published and I
win not forestate the history Of that ex
cellent and christian lady by giving any
of the crude facts ] might recall from
Bsechers sermon-and besides, the
sermon itself viii appear in the next
weeks Independent Beecher has q
large church, fashionable church
and ii is always filled 20 its utmost Ca
pscitv. And still there are i've hun-
dred free seats. The most interesting
part of the edifce, to the mind of the
parent. is, the Sunday School room "a
large, handsomely finished apartment,
capable Of accommodating $50 pupils.
II has paintings, flowers, o foun tain
with fish sporting In the water at lie
base, and a Superintendent and teach
ers who are devoted TO their calling.
Certainly, the children Of thin 'genera-
ton, in Brooklyn, are blessed- Many
of tao best ladies of that city and Of
New York pass the greater portion Of
each Sabbath at Plymouth church
teachine the children who gather there
the Lessons Of the Bible, and pointing
out to them the path Of ChIistianity.
After listening to Bsecher, and looking
at the Sabbath School room, your cor
respondents wonders not thst his de
morslization has departed-C0r. Chi-
eggg Tri5ins rs aeai
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a. ~, lendsberg, uhoiesale lIroesrr.
sutiefs supplies. corner of Public sauars
and Marhet street, are 0fierine % the traae
Their immense stock Of 6rocsries ena sat-
TIERS Supplies, Navy, Leaf, Pine Cat Chew
ing aad ameking fobacco; Ell The popular
brands Of Cigars en- qualities ri Stationery.
consisting q Note, Letter and Foo.scap pa
per, ead waile ard buH Rnxelopss. inks.
AueiAge, Wreppine Paper. etc., SOFA.
sanned Fruits, such "a Oysters. Peaehss.
5erdinee, Mustard Caisnp, af.,.s Blarkinv.
eieekiag Brushes, Pipes Pomadcs. paps-
Coilars. handkcrchisfS, Mirfors. Ruspoad-
efs ana en- endless variety Of notions ~ an
AT descriptions. Trunks aud Yalisas of an
sizes aad qualities. A large and vol 49,
lected stock q baots and shoes inst arrived
Rom ths Eaetcrn markoh. Also Vine sud
Liquors, embracins Champagne, spark-
Ing CataWool cIafet and Cher Coda.
81 ooc9taii and Stomach Bi.iars.
The ehovs Gooie were purcbased bsfsr.
ne late tx, and We ere Offering Their al
ne cd prices, rssardisss Of ths sndrmou.
advance eE t1e came goods in The Esstern
mer1e.s' We feel assured that We can sat-
isiy the most iaslidieas a. - price af..i 1rri-
~. 4iye % call Remember tba riaco.
corner q a1l.c Square and Market street.
jAa @s-sp A. A. LANDSBERG.
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FOR 6ALR-A Farm Of f13K Acres, well i'm
proved. underaao fences, admirably aPportion-
cd, 2 wells near che house, and ciEtera within
20 feet 11p ffuit trees, pears. peaches. plurns,
cherries, Gpples ounces, damsOns, 6c, ID acres
ia woods, new ann house with rooms, harm,
stable, 40, situated On the Gallaiin Pie, miles
from Nashville and within u mile 81 the Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad. Tho timber upon
this farm, with indicious m1nagoment, might De
sold for nearly, II not quite. enough % pay for
johnson Farrs
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F0n 6Ak.B.-Tgo double EnEines. % horse pow
e eaci new and tirsurpaased fox material. work
manship or performance, with boilers ana all ap-
urlr ear,es frr SIDE AZ a traau for CASH OF real
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From Atlanta. Georgia.

The Augusta (Ga,1 Sentinel Of the
l04h March says
A1gentleman who left Atlanta on
Thursday morning gives ps 3 the an
nexed news.
The roads leading to Atlanta are
filed with people returning to their
cid homes.
But few buildings have as yet been
erected in the city. There is no mate
rial out Of which to construct resi-
dences. e1rept that IN theFWinter quar-
ters OF the Yankee troops. They are
being torn down as fast as possible and
used for building purposes.
Our informant thiRks there will not
be aoconmodations enough n the
place for moro than one quarter Of the
persons going there.
There are good many provision
stores in the place But few dry goods
have as vet been offered q for iale. In
fact our informant thinks there are
none in the place. All he had seen MP
to leaving was five bolts of hnnaespnn
and three bolts Of unbleached goods.
Il Flour is selling at 50, SO per III Neal
S24 per. bushel Bacon S. per ID. But
ter IS per 10. Eggs So per doz Sweet
potatoes so per bushel .sii a..
Among the many things left by the
Yankees was a large lot Of prepared dri-1
ed and pressed vegetables. This Is mix
ture Of cabbage, potatoes, toustoesF
turnips, onions, carrots etc, al dried
and nicely pressed in long fat cakes
II is used for making vegetable soup by
Yankee soldiers Il is being sold in
Atlanta at s. per ID. As there are no
fresh vegetables in the market the Yam
kee preparation is stated to be . very
acceptable substitute sE
The cars on the Atlanta and West
Point Railroad were TO run into Atlanta
on Saturday.
4 Atlanta IS perfectly quiet There
was but little law Lreaking- the
Of country village
Col IL. II Wright is in the city, coli
lecing up the shells, lead, and broken
arms ieft BY the enemy. NEIU.
Owners Of plantations in the vicinity !
of the city and for q great distance |
above it, are disturbed.
Col. Lee has started up the State |
road with body Of men TO examine |
its condition f
There has been no bushWhscking re-
Gently in the vicinity Of Atlanta
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claiming protection on simiia,s groueds
hare fallen. Three cofftfguens Stat 5
then viii each have FURNISHED 3 triple
triumph for the laurels Of The Army
led by Sherman-three carttals, Nil
ledgegille, Columbia and iRsIefgh;
three railroad functions Of the highest
importance, Atlanta, COlun bia and
GoIdsboro three chief eoastlgise cities
end seaporis, Savannah, Charleston
ara Wilmington. Surely none Of the
sister States can complain thai unequaf
attention las been shown 10 some 9th
er of fha three
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las vice, which Is never praoficsd In
~. - Pls-sseo oi anz enc, has proved the
styf'1.ati1 fsin 81 thousands II the noblest
ana inost talented young men tkat ever
- t9Asee = eieq aeaee or pen 70 song.
- a'-s ee',foyed health. blsstsd lha coast
.eeionl ana fednced the miserable victim b
living stelalsr- Nor 49, 49,. - & rsl
and fatal Effects. h is D.ius - sesfte- -
he ruius 81 reason, ths a,ost n,siaprbeiv
A8ns that can meet mortal eyes. 10 81
etFea psrszane1tIy of this ADDICTION, cal ca
" coleman, No. % North Cherry street,
~ -eefees aim By letter, Box so. Nash
'-ief 4t1H fabz5-u
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One on flse Solensville P ke. ~ miles fsom the
d. ritY--50 acres o cry me land. hrick house,
/ 8rsorne-Ene usier And trust
. tins nsar the Murisees1oto fisye-t Enhsf Rom
the city--ia &C resiand-hrick house. Focnls-
rsr@ "a the Cls-lsviRe Pike. % miles nom
thrciiy. Ne atras !knd isauIe coiteg4 residence
foar Of ave rsons AT IN gOod order
Two hundred End thirty-acres ls2ad, h7e miles
from Lebs men, Wilson county, the 1nesi tlr1ner pa
the s1sle excellent sprnE water; frame hcptei
or Troou,s, carrisgs-house. clstern. vel etc.
"A Enck lfrd b EcEl,iaE erlerQn tlleriotte > ke,
X miles lro4n esalsA e a,n ny - len4s ~ ~
n Oooper and Wnl. 4. Eiiiston, oa v. RAILROAD,
Safhcienf waterto rua the yard, iWo springs ana .
49, = ~ = 3 1eena5 inprsFed Fsr. shout
Htffte mile fleIo tle ely. o. the hyqef keffi
Turnpike en- the Not 4 SIDE Of Cur ceIiend rter.
cs-tasnine slols 80 acnte II We hne lane, alout
- of wflch sft . ceitf-aap. ne sz,ancer meA-
a-ee b-scs mansion. containing Is Or . rooms
--aosfle porch p ilsili sd fear-t.iaeA Nso...nI
stock ice pond and zee house.. Ifis Il one q ne
mnas desirable eoanify fe-iaeoees ~ l~'loro'
small Arm On be airfifessboso pie. mles
nom the city, costa nlng ioIiy 49, l-ae, .eea.s
nEa Of plich are inc1lil fet'qn lalse ffick res
fn-e siih fen roosls, stets We nouee, lee-lsoiee
S,Istr-fse narcs sEetlisni lknd. Eliles from ~
dty, be,ecen ize auufe.snore aee ee.eass, =
tife III u which isWell arnbarssi ihe house q
fargo znd coavenienty srlzneed tr1eA-sIlih AZ ths
ur.ressarg o1l. houses. slIe place 1 wei stiaelee
with sater-a cistera snd well q tno sui hEf Va
~, ne premises AZ y 500 erseF' and 1nas'
small eardes suoi of seven aeTes. IN hish siais
~ impfoseueut with traits iefllea. &C ~ mae.
fror ne e y nesr ee 6a1'ln pike an eics-nt el,e
npecioEs tgiclz residences, with good ouf-f1i4
thgs-a new cisaefn and lassag veil
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A one-sldry Frame Cottage residence On De
,numlrnne street. West Nashville with four roouls.
This aadssifablc piaeo q y
srssii Frame residence near the Franklin PIKE
and raslroaa crossing. with three rooms
a Fr1rne rssidence on the fsebsnoa Pike. beyond
o. Waler-0orks, WITH fgur roons.
snhstsr,iiai cottages, on Broad street. West Nash
vile. which rent for S3teo per ennum. The rert u
Iaid on each snafierlY IN adraaee and occupied ~
-ooa tenants No taxes due on The property, and
none ia ~ rue for tins yess. lnsusance ample
Will asou BE- enclosed NTH neat ana siong ienf =
10 any enc wishing TO invest Slo,oo, tnis Froperty
vii nav nearly rs Per cest profit annually. uiar
theas cottages 60 eaia ard wiz give the purchaser
he heneh ; 81 the rents hereaner.
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Conega afreef.

A two story Brick residences, with 7 OF rooms
|httween fha Squnre abi the Louisville Depot.
A two story Brick residence south 81 bfoad, with
G or rooms. free from taxes-
two ttofy hrek dwelling wifh 2 or 10 rOosns.
near the Loasyids Depot. which IL bringing in q
very heavy rcut. q
I rooms Is ides kitchen. Possession given i'm
r-a.liat11w
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'ss's .s.ssz 81
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G. n. crdesy has removed 20 No. e
North ooilege street, next door 70 Che First
Aasional Hank. lie confines himself sz-
eiusively b q Brokers business. buvs ~
cells Gold and 6iiDer AID az kiads 81 Ia
etrreaf -forggs and pays the highest prices
Tor Gopernnisnt Yoacisrs, 4faiiiaisf Ns1ss
&c.
Oihee opsn a A. 81, and oui. friend
Taos. D. s4NrIz remsins thoro tiii 10 p. nj.
for the accommodations % those who nav
wish g maze exchanges aftsr nieht. and
AXE the morning csrs.
Feb i. ie85-sln
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large two story residence between Church and
BrcAd street-srohi 100 feli. By $50 deep.
Anew tNo story Brick res deuc8 near Dr. Good
1t = church, Hllh x or Feyen rooms,
A email fiiicix reside1ce south of A-h street, with
8 or rOorns -
The New Theatre, corner Union snd Summer
streets ise oGT Il price that vii ne.t the purcha-
ser 10 peg C nf rro.s er annufn-
The pretty block d Sores, stories high, corner
OF uriou street now rented ~ S5a1o; ma year.
Tsui VII Be takea - part payment.
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The hearta Of msny VIII be made glad 10
hear that Totta1's recent SELECTION of siss
Groceries. wines, &c, while ia New, YorF
have iust arrived IS bis store, No. Is coli
iege street. ha invites az @ cal sud sx-
amine bis pesicatod Vegetables. Green
Peas and Corn, Stewards Candies. Jeliisa.
oela,lae, Roast Moats, ana many other az
telea too numerous 70 maa.ion.
march1-lf
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COS. 4sill---Inlormation has been 70
eeifea ~ Y. 2. Barlow a g.. shat certain
drasEis1 - t1i1 city have been pailaiur o.
% lertons ealing ioF ~. Heiloo's Pink Co
r.ie a. article Of thsif osn ranulscturo.
HE.ca tney tay i superior b che gsnuine-
!" 2 Holia advise al pessons - goa he
genuine ent should y0a .squire any medic
rine lor tae Itch, aiaF worm. Tciser, o.
anJ di.ease II he sxia. Do not suffer any
ersParation on you, but Rst D.. rello-i.
fln1 Cerates rlannlacturof ~ c. i. sar.
t9s = Co.. Ne ie5f Desdsrick street. 49,
sille, Team.
z. 1--A literal eiscount made Il ae.lsr.
seat y nal % anI address 81 rscsipt 81
- -, - saEe that yoa got rs goupies.
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a sgPNalpa RzsEoT.-We cen conssis,-
tioaslJ recommend - s1oss suffering f-,,,
S distressing cough. Ds. str;esls--li. tf.,,.-
iiaoes Cough nalsam. rs sise. sslisf ii.
most iastantaneoasly and IS aslhaI not de
agreeable = She tslis. Thsrs Is ~ doubt
out ia Aeiiaaoea Coueh Halsam Is enc Of
ne eest pseparasip11 IS zee. and il az thar
- pfoFfietor claims ~ h. We lave tried
2 dsrins lie Fsat ueek. znd iound relief
lfoln ness eis,fesains eoaga. e Z pro-
Dlnzels,s. A. % cents psF bett'e.
ar1-f an-lF
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A residenee with OF 10 rooms as good a. new,
Nix small Brick reHide1ess IN South Nashville,
irou 2 20 3 roons.
Three Frame residencss in South Nashville. from
8 u foosns
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Choice Flour, Butter. poi.fo,. Onion.
Green Germ, and eeerv 1890 N ceenei
FRUITS, end Foreign aud Isemeiiie ;rseeriss
s essrea . loH prices e roiisn's Ne. q COL
3an13-tf.
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published plsn Of which can Be seen a our once,
nd at ne prncipal Hotels, and other pubic places
ID this city. Beng elgibly located on TIE Essi
bAnk 81 The Tennsssee nFerS $50 miles nom he
mouth and af the terminus Il The Nashville and
Northwestern Raihosd, distance Of Y miles from
that City; surrounded, asit Ia, By q rich and pro-
duciive country and being IN almost constant TFeE
communicated with many Of the most important
Commercial cities Of ths North and Southwest,
must Il 10 distant daY, beeoIne ecIfy 81 vast bnsi-
Dess importance. SUCH an opportunity icT sale
and probable investment. u bat seldom offered.
We are the sole agents fI te sale q iots and are
fully authorized and empowered % grant tiles 70
puTcheaers-
Tie Naefsiilc asd FOrth-Wesiern b Road VII
b. thoroughly repaired IN the course Of few days,
when regular trips Will b. made betEeen this city
and JohnrouFilie. liberal trade permit has been
granted.
We vii also Offer afthe sause tine about 900 acres
Of rich and heavly numbered land, lying in the inn
medhAis vicinity u the town
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I 9 Frsunt HsIss % Re GsIa6n Pike, couisillins
shrss toslla csri.eH.ei's sbor. md Gcistern Lai
4 doasls- tenement Coeage % Bs'i street, with
tiree rooms eneh.
A small Bfick residence on fatnefis1d Streets
oi, q rooris-iot 81 feet front.
sSssii Frame asSr ths slo4e-.ol 100 fes front.
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hoRsr l. ihs fsss 10 Introduce Iii.
new style Of Pictures Every body that
80 tlem Are delighted with tbena
al AZ The "daliery 81 she CumbeT-
laild AID judge Scr yoursslE olAtG
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Line street.

Ateo story triek rssldehce on East SIDE o. Mer-
kef street near IL junction with the Marireesboro
Thiupike. . rooms beside smoke house Gnd kitcns
en-. lot IS feet mont b us deep.
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80. %.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PaT7toFQ7fGaE.. VlEW or MARRIAGE
~ Ccnisniat rcariy SO pasca. and f55 fns
Fi7ies ani RI = b n'sof lIs t1stoulv 81 iaa IL
s,nu trelrs 81 3 sIsts ~ Eeaith snd disease. uIin
Irrsnse an aafIs 1ero1 Is Dep orahie conso-
1se1ces lroa tea Atari anf Boy. Hih ihe
Aufh1r's Plan 81 n .laiant -ite cnY rslionai ana
saccessfl = raofe Of ou7e. M shown b he reporz
e eases frested "a frnlefli adviser 10 he nnaf-
-, sll tlaao cnntenIflat'19 1,arri1ge, who ca
ierislas to1hs q ihar rigelcaI c1sslIl.on. ssat
tt1fs. sterno4 81 rIsl1i curre1fT. ~ 1dilc7sna
IT. IA CR0Ik. No = Maiden Iane. Al1lnT. D. II.
The author may - cons lIad up1e anr tie
diseafes rI1a efssh hIftao1 ifelt1 esther ntioet-
n HoFid- uar3l-3m
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Asspall Frsms residence brtsesn Frsnkliu Pike
A small bIiok dwelling With rooms, besides
Kitchen. Possession can Be- gwen.
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Other intimations besides oar special
dispatch, published yesterday morning,
says the Columbus Enquirer o., the 18th
March, raise the presumption that the
Yankees are moving a considerable
force into the interior Of Alabama, b.
way OF West Florida, to cooperate in
Thomas threstened Advance from the
North. The Montgomery papers have
reports Of large numbers ot Yankee
troops concentrating at or near Pensa'
cola, and We have had information Of
transports heavily laden with YANKEES
lroopa passing down the Mississippi
river for the last two OF thr5,e weeks
II ia not at al improbable that these
troops were going 10 the Flofida coast
70 undertake the movement liaid 70 Be
making from Pensacola. Il il an ex
petition threatening to thiH section
and to defeat which, every man caps
bic Of bearing arms should hold him
self IL readiness a. respond st the ear
Lest summons.-.h1ooa, Cal G4fed-
et~-'.