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duse in q slight personal "Reminiscences. was
tu 6pnngnsld, attending lhe courts soon after the
Ksnsss.hehratks bl!l was passed. The Repnbli-.
can party was Dot get born. One evening MT. Lin
coin askedinve or liz lawyers to meet him at bis
Office for the purpose of talking d political affairs
Nc %sn s W3s ~ hs ot q The
member, and have often E1nre thought, how much
OF the gift Of prophecy be then tho osed. sup
pose ] may ~, without ofensc 70 any per.ons Of
d11fefe political opinions who may be here pres
ent; and Who 60 notify, in this hout Of public ca
1smfty, have laid ASIDE all political aatsgonisn,
that be lheu predicted that t6at bill would be but
the entering wedge, that II would be TO lowed BIZ
other measures still more Offensive to the North
that ali barriers against slavery would be finally
broken o~n, and urged that party should be at
encroaehments. He press bus views win great
earnestneEs, and then made his prediction a. to
our becoming 'al nee or all elaFe," which aiter-
wards, uttered In puulic speeth, became so E4m-
ous.
Fnt while Mr. Lincoln was SO richly endowed
for his htsh Office, he Tas Lot less for all the
hunantHsa Of private life. The }netre Of many Of
fayorite vice. From all wees At. Lincoln was ah-
koluttly free. But bis private character YVES not
m:1e'y negatively excellent. He wasa man Of
Ut he sane line. utterly Tree from intolerance.
Hts sympathies were quick, his affections warm,
and hts whole ratu1e brimnlng over with kindly
feeling. No one who has eyer ,een hin fsn "a forget
glow Of momentary beauty. do not think It
would have been possible for him to say OF do an
unktpd Thing to man Ct woman. Be had not even
the ordinary degree Of selfshLcss, and was so in-
cifferenl to money that he seemed to have hardly
enouth ofpIoy,denee, although. his peIsonal hao-
This m,n, TIE chosen Leader Of great people.
In ecason ofimmipent national peni-thls man,
70 bonoted anu so loycd-haS been stricken down
BY tic hand ofan assnsein, 1 will not harrow ron
with recital OF the facts. No language can paint
the cLotmity OF the crime. II Wc were nov to
dwell upon Il It would raise in thirst for ven
geancc nnsuilcd to the hour. When the murder.
e1s are known, let them and all who have prompted
or coun1ved vt the act, meet the sol-mu punish
ncnt Of The laws. To our burning sense Of the
greatness Of The crime, the punishment seems in
adequate, hut as civilized and Christian people,
We can btstow none other. We csn only lid The
ercsblng earth Of such monsters aud leave 10 the
GCd aboye the further retrbuion for their cfi ues.
AS We survey our national horizon. It IL difficult
to fecl That Resignation which our holy Religion
te,chts, and TO say, with truthfulness, T" Not our
vii. ut Thine: ne DONE" Let ns trn., that IN
the myetsYinpa future the clouds that now cogers
this Fad providence may be li.ted. We may. here
afteF, zee why God permitted him to ho ftop
1t this crIsls in DESTINY and TINT be served
the country he loved 70 Fel Lot less In his dea;h
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11

Delivered by Hon. Job e. Stevenson at
Columbus, on the occasion of the OBJ
sequics OF President Lincoln.
Ohio mourns, America mourns, the
civilized world will mourn the cruel
death OF Abraham Lincoln, the brave,
the wise, the good bravcst, wisest,
pest of men.
History alono can measure and
weigh his worth; but We, in parting
from his mortal remains, may indulge
the fullness of our hearts in u few bro
ken words of his life, and his death,
and his fame; his noble life and mar
tyr's death, and matchlcSs fame. A
Western farmers son, self-madc, in
carly manhood he won, by sterling
qualities of head and heart, the public
confidence, and was intrusted with the
peoples power. Growing with his
growing State, he became a loader in
the West ...-...
Elected President, he disbelievcd
tho threats of traitors and sought to
serve his term in peace. The clouds of
civil war darkcned the land. The
President pleaded and prayed for
peace, "long declined the war;" and
only when the storm broke in fury on
the flag, did he arm for the Union.
For four years the war ragged, and
the President was tried rs man was
never tried before.
Oh "with what load of toll and
caro- has he come, with stoady, stead
fast step, through the valley and shad'
ow of defeat, over the bright mountain
of victory. up to tho sunlit plain Of
peace.
Tried by dire disaster at Bull Run
where volunteer patriots met veteran
traitors; at Fredricksburg, where cour
age contended with nature; at Chan
celorsville, that desperate venture; ii
the dismal swamps of the Chickahom
inv where brave army was burie(
in vain; by the chronic siege of Char
lesion; the mockery of Richmond. ant
the dangers at Washlngton-througl
all these trials the President stoo'
| firm, trusting in God and the people
while tho people trusted in God and il
; him. ..
. There were never Drawer men thai
the Union volunteers; mono brave
Q ever rallied in Greoian phalanX o
Roman legion; none hraver over ben
! tho Saxon bow, or bore barbarian bal
tle-ax, or set the lance in rest; non
n braver over followed tho crescent Q
h the cross, or fought with Napoleon @
/ Wellington, or Washington. Yet tn
. Commandcr-in chief of tho Union arm
and navy was worthy Of tho men-f
ling for four years the foremost an
70 most perilous post unfaltering.
Tried by good fortune; he saw tn
is soldiers of the West recover the gref
valley, and bring back to the Unio
20 20 the Father ofwaters, and all his bea'
i'd tiful children. He saw the legions
Lee hurled from the nights of Getty
1 burg. He saw the flag of the free ri'
y on lookout mountain and spread fro
the river to the sea, and rost over Sun
ter. He saw the Star spangled banne
frightened by the blaze of battle, bloc
. over Richmond, and he saw Lee su
:: :, render. Yet ho remained wise al
% modest, giving all the glory to G'
and our Army and Navy,
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in peace and security. The Nation,
revived through oil her members by
the hand of free labor, prosperity shall
fill and overflow the land-roll along
the railways-thril the electric wires
-pulsate on the rivers-bIossom on
the lakes; and the imperial free Re-
public, the best and strongest Govern
ment on earth, will boa monument Of
the glory of Abraham Lincoln-whilc
over and above all, shall rise and
swell the great "domc Of his fame"
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From the Cincinnati Gazette
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON.
She was a city lifted up to heaven;
Her people were exalted and her pride
Smelt in the nostrils OF patient God.
She scorned democracy, and ate her bread,
Not in the sweat of her imperlons brow,
But III the unpaid labor of her slaves.
And while she forged the chains tor other wrists,
She scorned obedience, and conspired against
The gentlest Government that ever laid
Its silkcn laws on men, And, laughter grown,
sho spit defiance in the Na.ion's face,
And plotted Treason in her Council Chambers,
And dragging with hor the third part of Ofhoaven,
She set rebcllious cannon on her isles,
And shot the Flag from sumpter!
From that hour,
The people roso up like million giants,
And mon who had been dumb found tongues TO speak
And men WHO had been blind found eyes to see,
And men who had boon weak found arms to snte.
The Cities shouted to the Plains to strike,
And the Plains shouted to the Mountains, "Strke =
And all the Mountains answered back again,
Aud shouted to the Plains and Cities, " "Strike!"
Then poured the legons, like the streams IN Spring,
And Mountains, Plains, and Cities rang with war!
Atlength the City's time came. l.onghcr sin
Vcxcd tn Almighty, and He punished long.
For many slow and terrible months il rained
Fire and birthstone and an iron hail
On the doomed city, and by day and night
Wild shrciks, and screams and noises filed the oil
And monstrous missiles hurtling through the sky,
Burst overhead or crashed among the walls.
Yet, like the wandering Jew, who could not die,
The city could not burn. Hor people ran
Hither and thitier to escape the ruin
ofcrushing buildings and Of falling walls.
| Her commerce aud her glory were departed;
| And grass, that was to grow in Northern cities,
Grew in her busiest streets, and WI en- she fell,
Black Brigade, in pat her former slaves,
Marched up and took the city! In all time,
Did ever Vengeance work so beautifully,
Or Justice come in such poetic shapcl
So, she whose pride exalted her to Heaven,
| Hath been cast down and humblcd another poop
Shall throng her streets and occupy her places.
| Her blocks, where human flesh ana blood wore sOl'
Are burned to cook the Union soldiers meat,
| Her blood hounds have been hunted down and sho
| Her slave pens have been levnllnd :" tl'- '~-''
And the old things shall never bcagan.
CoLuMBus, 1865. A. p. M.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

.H
Oh, slow to smite and swift to spare,
.... Gentle, und merciiul, and just!
Who in the fear of God, didst bear
The sword OF power, q nations trust.
In sorrow, by thy bicrwc stand,
Amid the awe that bushes all,
And speak the anguish ola land,
That shook with horrorat thy fall.
Thy task is done; the bond are frcei
Wa bear thee to an honorcd grave,
Whose noblcst monument shall be-
Tho broken letters Of tho slave.
Pure wa; thy life; its bloody close
Hath placed thee with the sons oflghti
a Among the noble host Of those
Who pcrishcd in the cause oiright.
BRYANT.
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GRAFTON

Delivered by Hon. Job Z. Stevenson at
Columbus, on the occasion OF the OBJ
sequies OF President Lincoln. ,....
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NOMS DE PLUME.

For those who are interested in lit
crary matters we have compiled the
following list of leading writers, with
their assumed signatures. 1t would
be well to preserve for future refer
cncC.
Gail Hamil.on-Miss Abigail G.
Dodge.
Timothy Titcomb-Dr. ]. G. Hol-
land.
Orphcus c. Kerr-Robcrt II. New
ell.
Mrs. Partington-B. P. Shillaber.
Artemus Ward-Chas. +. Browne.
Doestirks p. B--Mortimer Thomp-
son.
X. N. Pepper--Jnmcs NJ, Morris.
B. Dadd-J. II. Williams.
Josh BilIings-Henry W. Shaw.
Jetms Pipcs-Stephcn Massctt.
Ned Buntlinc-E T. C. Judson.
Edmund Kirke-J. r, Gilmore.
Country Parson-.-A. X. II. Boyd.
Village Schoolmaster--Charles NJ.
Dickinson. ...
Barry CornwalL-William Proctor.
Author of "John Halifax, Gentle
man-Miss Muloch. 4.
Tx. Marvel-Donald G. Mitchell.
Fanny Fern-Wife of Jas. S. Par.
ton (the historian) and sister Of N. z.
Willis.
Petroleum V. Nasby-David Il.
Locke.
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CAN any civil engineer inform us
how il is that the mouths of rivers arc
larger than their heads?
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11

WHAT is the difference between .
sailor and soldier? One tars his
ropes, the other pitches his tOnt'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11

Er,, Il,o nav. r. ". LyOna, IOTnCry PNStOfOTthc
c,i"mims IN. ! \ and Mlestown (PaD BAPTIST
Churchcs New Rochelle, MY.
Dr. G. NJ. .Jackson:--Dear Sir-l teellt pleasure
thus nv own accord, to bear testimony to the
md nIsh ali,ctc,i with Dyspepsia, | used them with
ysry b,nei ,iI results. Ihoye often recommended
thsyn to p,rsoa, enfeebcd by that tormenng dis
oa,e anil have hearl from them the most Hiatt iering
tn,tin,onials ~ to their great valne In eases OF gem
sts debility, tbelieve be tonic that cannot be
surpassed, fr.-tt'l, J'M' LYONS
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VS. do not profess 70 be The only Physi-
clan in the city, 81 who may DO found at his
Office AZ ell houra, day or night . nor DO
we, IN offering cur services % the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preferences
10 other equally vel established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do VI pre-
tend 70 be infallible, or the only man ca
pablo Of curing the various diseases men,
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any sgoader-
III secret re1esies, or extraordinary agree
a5ls e-Catnsat o. PalliGtiues; IS 81 sensible
men must know, thai success in the prac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of AGs relsdies, Or acg
Nodes Of treatment, Is upon he skillful Use
Of those agencies Necessary 10 . perfect cure
and ibis can be acquired only By sxpe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 30 ~ general ad-
vsrtisement, in another part Of the paper
Ohcs hours from s in toe morning till 3
u night Il L. cOLnEAE, n. d.
"a North Cherry St-. Nashville. Tenn
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF thus In
j. s.itutlon viii on he first Monday
in Septsrber. The re opening Of communication
has auar lea Teachers hi herto CT. OF @ rssch tie
institute, ard the Principal Is now able - make the
course CT instructcn u ore h-erai, making = pert
OF il Modern Languages, which VIII be fought by
scc uua,shed sndc xper ene,d European tesche 3.
il viii embrace english, French Rud Latin, taught
" thout separate OF extra chsTgss the INST two ~,
inr obligatory, the last optional Peamanshlp VIII
be taught y \ competent and successful Professor
Il . likewise proposed 70 fntroduce as psH q
The dafy school exercises, tie rrodfrf system o.
Parlnr Gymnastics aud PafiOr Culture DOW beng
- extenSs vel, sdopted and highly recomrnsnde1
b. toe most eminent educators and medical men
ia the country, ~ conducting to smusemenb rtcre-
alton. grace and elegance Of figure ana motion,
fsdth snd vigor Of body and mi4di 20 that p'renfa
al chlsrrn WhD have hitheIt) been keps IRON
Rchoo On aesoaRt of their health, are nov erahei
10 perd Qhem 10 scuool FOR their heath
In a~nlarqinr The coGi Sc. IL il proposed 10 linlil
te numbers l. about one-haf Of those usually M
a 10 dance. 70 secure = p'eceA - dearablet ha'
ear uppicstoA seould Be male Teens strictly
IN advance. No pupil conside ed 81 enterfd q
place secured. until me s~esslo1's ttiton tSP&d
For terms and ~p-rtNu'ars apply BY letter 70 p
Box 80, OF upon the p em.sts % the fnncipaL
Snel.im Mrs. EMMA HOIcOMBE.
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Persons un~aequainted in the city seeing
50 many advertisements for the trstamsnl
Of SPECIAL Discascs, are often AZ q loss 10 de-
ermine 70 whom to entrast the trealmeat
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest esiab-
ishment Of this kiad Is AZ No. q Dsadsrick
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
sntee that this Is a reliable institution, DR.
A. REGARD JosEs may be found IN his Of
fee duriag the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al rsedieiaes ErRislsf in
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

An IHDIaNAST CouRTEsAE.-One Of those
wretched and debssed creatures stepped
into d saloon on Desderick street. yesterday
noon, aud called for a glass Of liquor. The
respectable proprietor, anxious 10 avoid con-
tsminstion, perhaps, ordered her out.
ThereUpon she began q yituperntiye abuse
Of tho house aud its inmates, giaeing her
orasoTy with obscene and horrible express
sions. A crowd was attracted 10 the spot,
where, by pms accident, 3 policeman made
his appearance, and escorted the nymph to
the calaboose.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

THArrs AND NoyEs' CtRops y MESAe-
rnrE.-This gfnat eombinstoR show, un-
eousIlsd in si1e and excellence, gives its
frat performances in q city this a~fternoOa.
There has been q busz Of expectancy and
discuss on Of the merits Of the show as vet
forth in the large bills, for days, among
many Of our eitizeus who ere anxious to see
tit is really what IL claims to be. This af-
terpoon is the frst opportunity thst they
vii have and we shsu be surprised if the
Rue thrso pole osuyNss, s~Psciousas Il IS eau
fully sccommodate ell those who will be
there. The l5ng aud imposing procession
viii parade our streets this morning and
viii afford a coed opportunity 10 see the
great number Of men and horses hat are
necessary 70 the movement Of this immens'
exhibition. "us
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

CHAnP F~ERaUsoN.-The daily papers are
teemlng with the statements Of witnesses in
reference 10 the cruelties Of Chsmp FeFgu-
son, who has b en- on trial for twenty-five
DAYS, and the end is not yet. The prisoner
begins 10 appear detected. He is a shade
paler, his forehead is q trihe more wrinkled
and his gate is slightly more feeble. When
the wives and sisters Of those whom he has
killed appear aud give their testimony, an
involuntary shudder in the prisoners facs
is observable. How the trial will terminate
We cannot say, but If halfth testimony Of
fered is correct, he will ~assuredly swing as
high as Haman.
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NotlceI EotIcell

BE- order Of the Water Works Committee,
I am authorised 20 extend the time for re-
csiving bids for the Machinery forihe Nash
vile Water Works Engine, &c., until Non
day August laih, 1865, at 4 o'clock. ?. x.
PersOls interested will please take no
tice. J.E BAUMAN,
sug6 Superintendent.
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TOM PARRISH

TIVE RENOWNED BARBER, has taken charge
mfSe thop formerly ouBed b. Hi q Topp
Fe. % Cherry street, and remns has men "a lnks
10 his patrons, and by due attention, End good ex
nqreDce8 HErhers, most respectfully asks \ liberal
shsre OF pahfc patronaee; an I he il ever ready
and wIlnF b uEt on hs fdsads Eno hsor him
with a call.
Come, Gentlemen, one and ST, Tor G can Shop,
yorsl find, ard good BARRIERS, sec,
Tom warrant entire satisfaction. augs "
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toli-gsts, the police sp,ang upoa them, r.
leased Sanders and captured two Of the
~kidnappsrs. Hogsa and Burns, who sly
they are detectives. shots were freely ez-
changed Another Of the hidnaPpers was
csptured This morniEg.
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MAREETa

by TsieVrsph-l Cr1ysafI. August =.
Flour is h. danmly az full prices but buyers con
template adechne AID, Therefore, there isnotmuoh
dong high grades S 0gas supcrsre is he'd s.
s. 759ss. Whes, IN god demand At Il 4sasl 90
Corn dali at gaeac. 10 fas demand asd paee
higher, E8s7e Barley in god demand. whisky.
dull s. ls82 % PORK defined 70 su. Soihing
doing IN bulk nests erbaeo-.
NV YonK, August
Gold ib. Cotton dull, f5s for mid8lre. Flour
dull s. sa5o 10 for slpsraae extra s. 7oaSS.
Whisky quiet aad without iesidsd chsage, e iaa.
go. Wheat q kai ~. BE steady a. ss,. Corn.
SsGsce. Gts ee969 Petroleum am ssdnom-
usi ss s2A933 rr crude; 52HGs3 Tor rsfacdl ond.
Pork s5s85 S7H new mes SesSso Lard ques
a-d steady.
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ADAmY PAPER.-It is rumored that Al
bert Roberts and Henry WsttsrsOn sresbOut
10 start . daily paper in this city. We
hope the rumor is correct, for they are both
gentlemen Of ability and are capable Of con-
Quoting a frst-closs journal.
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Tvs BoAnD OF ALDFEArs met Yesterday
afternoon, aad shsr the usual prelimins-
ries, transacted business, Of which The fol-
lowing is an sbssrsets
Rsports Of Revenue end Water Tex Col
lseiOr, Recorder and Treasurer, were read
snd received. Also the report cf The
ancart Of gooi procured from the Island
aud delivered at THE Water Works. TINS re-
ports Of The different clcers we're read and
received.
A report from The Committee On Health,
and a bin ia esnnectioa with Il, wss read,
and bin refsrred back 70 tie Committee for
investigation.
A communication was reserved from A J..
M,KRy, about Withdrawing eertsin proper
" nov in ass Of The city. The Mayor wss
instructed 80 communicate with General
Thomas on the subject.
A biz was irtrodu oed 10 ehsrier the South
Nashville Street Railroad Company. Re-
ferred 10 a eomniitee Of Eve, eompo.ed Of
both Boards.
The fol owing Is the report Of The wood
procured, and the expense Of the steam
beat Hsnule, for two months ending Aug.
3, 1855.
Delivered to Waterworks 1883 cords Of
wood, at S per cOrd...~...-.--Sll, Tsl 90
Amount ef cxpensesa~--.~.-..- s,s4s %
Balance IN favor Of boAi~......- sT,ssa 90
Hands are still ~choppiBg wood on The
Island, al 81 50 Per cord. They have also
eOmmanced 70 get grasel for the streets, but
are in need Of boats to bring it down. AZ
soon 81 the boats can be obtained, the gravel
viii be delivered 10 be- Plseei on the streets.
The Recorders monthly report Of fines
and costs from all sources, fOots up, $3.50
u. The TfeasnEer's receipts amount to
S6s,s03 ~.
A bill to establish Medical D~ispenssries
for The benefit of the poor was read. Re-
ferrod 10 Committee on Pest House.
The report Of the Market House Collector
foots up his monthly receipts, since Jnly
lIth, at 81 ,2T5 90.
The Revenue Tax Collector reports that
be has paid 70 the Treasurer So, SIS 08,
tho sum Of SsIs 70 to Isy 10 the
Board Of Education.
Ths Sexton reports that during the month
OF July ne has buried Is white citizens, and
Y colored.
The Board then adi0nrned.
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Tar AfHrSEvH-In our advertising co,.
unns, eur readers Wnl ana en- s-ppo.,,,
nsnt from This long-esAblished sobool q
yousg ladies. We isarr, VITA much ,l..
sure. that iihss como cut Of the war Win :,
LisEaFy, Philosophical Apparatus. VOL !,
Art, &e., almost entirely uninjurea.
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Iunr Nm snectncles.

Old Eyes Made New, without sPEcTAC-
LES, DOCTORS OR MEDICINE. Pamphlet
mailed tree on recript Of ten cents. Address
T. B. FOOTE, n. D., No. 1889 Broad way,
New York. aug5-2E
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!. o. o. F.-By direction Of NJ. c. Cotton,
Grand Master, we are requested TO call a
meeting Of ell the Lodges in the city on
Thursday night, at the Hall, corner Of
summtr ard Union streets, on business Of
Importance. sug9 It
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

We take pleasure in announcing the arri-
val OF the steamer Iron City, F. Woods mas
tor. Having discharged her freight, she i'
announced for Cairo, st. Louis, and inter-
mediate lsndings, aud departs Wednesday
the sh inst, ~ 10 O'Clock, q. m.
Capt. We "a reports the cumbelsnd nvsi
rising, With twenty inches in the channel.
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FOR SALE

On TIE ieth day q Angus, iss6 bsfveen che
" hours Of ten ard e'eNea o'clock A. n 81 the
01urtknusa door. IN Nashville. under : mower al
aala. VIII Naiver Of redtlnpnon. contained N
~ sohn ". Martin, ard duly rtccrded N the Re.
ristars ohice 81 naviison County, n Book No n.
On nare Eo, vi sell q pntSlc -uciion, $ ROUSE
AND lot IL she cfy a hzshrlies On the West
Sde q sumner Etreel nasotnieg tne lot vhereon
tha said Martin than resided, ana bounded a.
ollossi Berunihg % TIRE corner e Dc hsf men
rcaed lot thence ruuzing hack hcstEardiy viii
the lnes Of tie zfms IA eet 70 q STAIR; fhsaes
Northwarfly IS feet 70 q stake. thencaI a~.tEarsiv
NO g { 70 "a ume stree; ana thcnce Southwark
y s. feet % the place Of eeEiuusnci-benc p+H q
the sane Ia pur hssed b. sad Marin ~ ia-rrh
f4rEda about ne year ittl, ana fEneFy knoNa
Wtean11e OF thE Inltoi LoL
So tc11a ane Ia ul b. tolf ? cash
tyl1M PATRICK ncpKRNoT,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

- Chanee ~ Rarralnl

The SutIer Goods a. A. 4 NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed cat. These must Be sold 70.
sardicss Of gTies. Now is your time 70 get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Clgars,
Canned Frail, Oysters, SaTdines, notiong
and Hats convince yourself b. calling
here.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

The proceedings Of he Negro convention
has again escaped us-oor rePortes not
coming up 10 time.