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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
RROOkLYr ITEMS.

ARREST or A BURGLAR AND REcovRRT or
STOLEN PRortETY On Tuesday cyeuiug last the resi-
dence Of Mrs Martin No - East B.lticst, was io.'
onoously catered by frong one OF the bacs vindo"s
during the absence Of tie family snd robbed oi gold
woten and cbaiL, gold bracelet, an enaneled ring
WITH diamonds and fourteen pearls silver spoons
lined with god rDi slk dresses. In oil valued NJ
500. a young nan, named Charles Brown. had been
seen about the Deighb0rL,,l. and a. Ills anieoedents
are none Of the bost. he was at once suspected
and Capt. Rhodes aud rpecial Detective Don
molly Of tho Forty third Precinct Police.
proceeded in search Of him. They eventually succeeded
IN tracing him to NewYork and yesterday afternoon
discovered him walking alon4 C5atnam.st. Soon as
he recognized tie officers he .oOl 10 his eels aud ran
down Rcosevoltst where he ives oyertlkea, after q
brisk chase He wa brought to Brooklyn and locked
mp. All TIE properly he Ia d stolen w.s recovered,
he hnvGg yet disposed tue most valuable portion
The accused arrested fome months since for rob
bug number 9. houses IN Helkmer-s., (Ninth Ward)
lie was indicted by the Grand Jury. but wa. suose.
gneltly baed In tie SUN Of 81, 100 by his
father. Shortly before tie day hfed Tor
bis trial he escaped from the city. and
his bill forfeited. Thinking probably thai he had
10 lear bo recently returned 70 the city and re-
alDed for days Al the house o reiaiye, which
is next door TO the residenoe .! the lady wn0m ne
rONb, |. II doubtless made himself acquainted win
Tie p, euiscs sad laid Iii plans accordingly AT the
time cf lbe robbers in neTsnerst he carried on Tho
business OF butcher in tha, neighboraood and was ~
misr with he premises be then entered In ieonious
manner His chances Of escape now are Tery iinited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

SURPLUS PENNIES. - The Brooklyn Ferry
Company are advertising FOR purchasers for their
boarded rcnn, which they ofer p. "a discount OF two
Ie. cent IT, parties who will Duy 80 worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

LAUNCH OF PiLOr Boar. The pilot boat
Charlotte Webb was i1uuchsd yesterday M from
the yard ~ MrhbA BeL Gfc.npin'. She il Ia replace
~. Iulnes Fuuch. No - captIrel and destroyed by
the Rebel ItYat'er Iaaha '-ec ia August last Her
dimensions ne Length of deck - feet; breadth OF
beam 80 foot; depth ~ hold. Get. The boat - oil
besutifg model ard CONSTRUCTED Of tie choicest ma
terra.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

The New York Times expresses the
opinion that Howell Cobb, with the sim
gle exception Of JEFF Davis, Is more de-
serving than all other Southern politi-
clans of attention st the hands of the
officers Of the law. In 1861, he was
Mr.. B~uchanan's Secretary of the Treas
ury, and although some years previous
ly he. had declared hell, if dragged with
anet, could not produce a greater Set of
knayes and scounarels than the South
ern secessionists and disunionists, had
become 3 plotter with them against
the Union. $50 far" says the Times,
from resigning his Office, however,
when he determined to take part in the
rebellion, he deliberately remained in
it and used the powers it bestowed on
him for the destruction of the govern
ment, thus committing double PERU
~. With ample funds in his hands, he
deliberately failed to pay the interest
on the public debt, and the credit Of
the United States wa only saved from
receiving a disastrous and ~disgraceful
shock, by come merchants coming for.
ward and voluntarily advancing the re-
CURED amount We believe there is not
TO be found in the political history of
any country an example of greater
baseness and perfidy than this of
Cobb's; and what makes it all the
worse is, that he had the audacity,
after perpetrating it, to come to New
York, and Drag of it openly, in the
faces of the people whom he had swim
died and outraged, announcing that
the whole thing-meaning the nation
al government-was gone up.
just before the bottom fell out Of
the Confederate tub, Cobb harangued
a portion Of the people of Georgia,
urging them to continued resistance
speaking CONTEMPORARY of those who
felt inclined to yield, and declared that
for himself, he might find a grave, but
would never wear the habiliments of q
submissionist 1t is evident from the
fact that Mr.. Cobb Is still alive, that he
has no desire 10 to find a grave
A thing of that kind may be very
acceptable in q rhetorical flourish but
really he would not if he could help it
occupy one. We presume the govern
ment viii give him a chance to choose
between the hsbiliments of the grave
and spbmissionist.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

Sipsia Oil and Mining Company. Passed
third reading,
Senate bill No I35, prescribing an
oath 70 be taken by al lawyers ano
officers of incorporated companies
Passed third reading.
The Senate then adjourned until To-
norrow morning at the usuaI hour
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Senate was called to order at 81
o'clock.
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and when everything shall have settled
down, and labor and business been ac
lively resumed under the new direction
given TO them let US hope that sun
shine will again gladden. our hearts ond
animate our industry. ra
There IS a deep philosophy il the in.
scription found on q tables
Look not ~mournfully on The past
1t comes not again; improve the pres.
emit FOR it is thine; 90 forward viii
manly hearts 70 encounter the mvg
FERROUS future
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It's reported that President johnson
recently enlightened one Of his cabinet
officers sto who is President He will
teach other parties useful lessons be-
fore many months. All who have any
doubts on the subject viii discover that
he has a mind Of his own, hacked by a
will that grows firner by conflict with
opposition.
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House bill No So, to modify the ostl
prescribed for liquor dealers. PasseI
third reading.
Mr. Butler presented q letter fron
General Stoneman acknowledging th,
resolution OF thanks adopted by tb.
Legislature Of Tennessee which was OF
dered to be spread upon the ;ourna
and transmitted 20 the House
House bill No 81, 10 repeal 1920 al
she Code, and regulate the enrolment
of actions at law. Passed second read
ing
House bin No 50, TO repeal chapter
article ), title . Of the Code. Re.
iected.
House bin No 50, for the benefit OF
Executors aud Administrators. Passed
second reading
House bill No a, 10 amend $3.50 of
the Code Rejected.
House bill No so, to release the peo.
pie Of paying the State and County tsx.
Is Of 1862, 1858 and 1864, but prohibit
ing the refunding Of money already
paid Passed second reading.
House bill No Sc, to repeal 2sO7 of
the Code Rejected
House bill No 90, to supply lost deeds
and tide papers Passed second read
inF
House bill No 81, to repeal sT laws
in relstion 70 slaves, and Tor other eur
poses Passed second reading
House bll No 10, TO repeal the law
apporaoning money 10 division fairs
md County societies Passed second
House bill No l39. to amend an at
reform ard regulate the banking
Of Tennessee Passed second
House bin No l22 10 amend seotioR
ll4 paragraph second Of the Code 81.
laehshing The Second Chancerv Dis.
lricG Rejected.
House hin No s.. to erta,a ~. ;,-;
aicnon ot the Law Court Of Chatts,oo-
ga Passed first readinr
House bill No l29, 10 neorno-.t.h
Cumberland Mining and Pss-oi.s--s
Pissed FIRST reading
HOuse bill No lf0, to -incorporate II
East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Mining and MAnufactarhae
Company. Passed first reading.
House bill No l52, 70 give the Rome
md Carthage Turnpike Company fur
her time 70 complete the same Pass
ID hrst reading
senate bull No l20, 10 amend the
revenne laws OF the State Passed Sc.
md reading
Senate bill No IS, direetory 20 eve
aoe coheetora Passed second raasinc
ei Nosl TO iaeo reorsss he
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Whether ReOslptsd for or not
Nashville TrOttiUg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPENl
5000 offered in Pur.s.f

THE following Sweepstakes are now open, TO b
eth and 2stn 81 juno:
MoKDAT June 26.-sFeepstakes for horses fhsi
haye never tro1ed = mile under ESQ auhscrp.
ton so each, p p, with 800 Gddsdby the Assocfa.
ton. Mile heats, best three IN Eve, In harness. M
nAmo and cio=e the 9th day ofJuue.
TUESDAY,, June H.-Sweepstakes for horzes tia,
never 6 foued a mile under 40. s~ubscnrfion 81
each, half f0Iieit, viii $3.50 added By fhe Associn-
tion, mile hests, bcstthree in i've ii ID harness.. 10
name and close the 2lst day OF June.
WEDNESDAY, Jure 2s-Sweepstakea fnv 81 frof.
ting hlrses, mile heats. best three IN five in har.
ness suhscri sion 500 each half forfeit. ms A.
s~OciatOn 70 add 500, i three or more START. III ouly
two start, the Association n aid $50. To name
and close on the 2tst day Of June
Nominations 20 be made 70 the undersigned. en-
closing a note With approved security Tor the D.
mount Of the fcFieit
E +. JONES, Secretary,
mayfair Gazette Ofhce. Melville. Tenn.
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Wendell Phillips disgraced himself
some days ago by calling President
Johnson "a sycophsnt of JEFF Davis"
The man is an ass who thinks he can
accomplish any good end by such mas
licious slang as this.
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Some of our Northern exchanges are
constantly talking about the 'poor
whites of the South" There are no
such persons in the North. Everybody
up there is born to fortune.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES
TENTH WEEK
WEDNESDAY. June Z. 1865.

SENATE
WEDNESDAY, June Z, 1865.
Senate met q 2 o'clock.
Mr. Smith, from committee on Intern
al Improvements, reported upon Housl
bin No la, to regulate the stock O
Sumner county in the Louisville snC
Nashville Railroad, recommending II
passage. Taken up and passed its thirc
reading
Mr. Hurst offered Senate bill No l3t
on the same subject matter and in lier
ofSenate bin No l3l to consolidate the
different land Offices in this State
/ Passed third reading.
House bill No "a, to charter the East
Tennessee Female College. Passed
third reading.
House bill No l09, to amend the laws
in relation 20 the Bank of Tennessee
providing for the appointment of agents
for the collection of debts in favor Of
said Bank and branches. Laid upon
the table.
Senate bill No l34, 20 enable the
banks in the State 10 surrender their
charters under certain restrictions.
Laid upon the table
The Senate then adjourned to % o.
clock
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yallandigham says the Chicago Plat.
form survived only eight days, dying
Of circumcision" What's death Yet.
ne hung around the dead carcass. and
sustained the bungIiug surgeon who de
prived it Of life.
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JEFF. Davis didn't like the bill of fare
at Fortress Monroe. He, doubtless,
preferred the cuisine Of Andersonville,
or Salisbury, or Libby.
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Notice.
al oF ARMY |
QuAsTERs1srE1 6zxsRALs nyrIcr
WAsHIsGToS, .. G.. NAY =. ts65

QuAsEERsksrEl GzSERALs ngrIcE
WAEHIsGToS, D.. C., Nay 3, 1865 I
NTANF THOUSANDS OF MULES are beng DIS
VI posed 81 20 pub sale. 81 Wash ngton.
IL sale wiac nunue until the nunsDer Of sal
mails : redGeed 10 proportion T. the redncton q
the sTlDles. nov gong on upidiy.
Thsre are 70 the ermies q fhe Po1oulae, 81 The
Tennessees ana - 3, crEa, pEobsblT FOJe THOU
SsSD OF The FINEST sIx-NULE TEAa5 IN
THE NORLD
Aany Them Were houghf IN TIE beRizninE o the
VA. - Jo@nE mules, A~ccsmpaaled the gmlea IN
Al thRS marches aad oamps, and ars ~fhoHorehly
buoken h~fdtned h exsuise. gentle ard nDaHaE,
Nm oeog - iong s~arrcundedfY Toe SOLDIERS.
8ns Eloie south j. stripped q farming stock.
40 ne = eto has suffered nom M tran Of
animals, taken q supply he armies
p e snlmaSsne aod a. pcnfc a7ctoni THEF
VIII hni y lNs ANFTdfsa IkE THEIR
IkUA VALUE ard encn oFporfrnIhes br farmers
q SCI sorking Aniulala % sock Their hrns. and
or dfosers and dealers IN Elnck % rake good sna-
ais1cak - pzfch4ask sheEn add disoosane o.
Aa7n u tas south, al naFer onear sRain.
Il. q MICS.
Q1ar1efnesess 6eBersl.
Sunesai hrss<t hAor GenaIE.
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Notice.

.oFFECE Us nRECrTAx coannsHoSrPsA
ut-IkiCFO TENNEcsEE
= NFi1o, TfSsEssHs, June ga ls6s
rFrHE sale ~ lands sud lots ~ the Couaty Of o.
instant = hereoy indefinitely postpaned
= =. FERRg.
IELANb =. SMITH
M. 4 ROBBERS.
suneI-1H Cumuissicner.
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Government Sale
AT
Towards School House.

ON NoNnRT. JUNE len, AT . O'Clock,
~ anzea, - bag Msftfassrs, - frtn Ia
Pillows - AT4serss llss sh-E z3l Nooisn socks.
- noo4t0 hucEets, 40 haart. 50 bedside Tai.rs-
saqon@ q he41ng aeyes, = wash rals - BOOT
ahN a4atee assortment 81 raoas BOT ttanf icnea.
Al are 10 wees % tnlH sale fn Malaisv ~ q o'eloe-
-anc l1zh. 1868. az HoNsrats S1hoal isouee
tosa ~ oraer o. LLCoL a. G. EANLrox, Ned.
lcA laepecsor Us
T. G. CAUFk. A~uchoieer. mnesL
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The Worlds Great Remedy.

Is repusaaen for curing scrofla. old ulcers. bin
loint compliant u~ieerafed sore uhroaf, White swell.
ING dsrk tloiehes, or deiects in The shin, hoIs. VEL
ioE skns msrazmls or wasting desh, rheumaric
SELECTIONS painsin ne bones, Ec, is without psral-
lei. The yeas and deuA aed. or any disease Of 4
scrofa'o 8 Datura, Z is sure % do good, A. the
many thousand testimonials rom al paris Of the
world sIl pr0Fei ncthing ever discovered can com
pare glth & n ca ing that class q dborsers.
E3ercural and Syphilis Discasez q snort or long
s~ta1dinE-notning has ever proved 20 edec nj RI
completely erdcsung even Tsstige Of these dan
gerous complains.
chr0nic Ecypslas Of TIE Face Is enred % : great
cerautF.
DARK bofchss. or def.css IL Ia skin. efen times
eppeaf. The -palfceaH and "fyrfnanl VII ear
ne eEfn, and W = ncrs youfff1l conpleucn.
70 - sure 81 FGtcuE He pure and gem De Pan-
sea. purchase direct % 90 pnnciraf lice q Dr. :
A oon. EDnorth SIKH ftreeL Pi1aaelpha.
o. s. tks Drug 8oroM
Wac. ". slnrH. DrBer.ss
Cor Church and fizoG8- Nashslls
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A Family Grocery
0h North Cherry ST., for Rent,
and Stock fer Sale.

TUX stoekof the Prick Store, on North College
Street. three doors below the Lick ErSnch is
Y ssle; seo Tie store FOR Rent The purchss. ?
can hs1e uppling privileges, and Bsr fxtnres, il
desired. irpeS-ivs
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Agents Wanted.

WE areprepsred 70 offer inducements such IS
we're never before given @ agents, Peddiers,
DruEgis :, Htnre-k -epers, and oahers 70 sell an az
bnie ourinE the months OF June, July, August and
Ssptsmner, Which VII Be used b. every msn 80
nan. snd nldi IN the STATE. Asample and f1ii in
sfr1cuous vii be given on the reeeint 81 One Dol
lar AdtHess BARTER 4 HlBBARD.
iuneT -its Nashville, Tenn
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CsUoeEsi
o.
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N TIE TRKATnKlgT OF DHEAsH
oRoWHLE8 Kin WITH 8uCCE8 "
OIHEA STATE As III ~ 10
NASHVILLE TENNEHEE

~
For further information in regard D
She skillful success in the treatment
diseases, the reader IL referred v Sus
LK's THxRAPEUrIcs and MArxz1A MEbcA
sWo large volumes late edition Of l@t
the best work in tho Unikd States
where you will find DR.. McGiHs nam
standing parallel with the best msdie
men Of the age in the treatment Of D.
easess Ct women For al diseases ~
advertisement satisfaction y guarS
ieed With my general practice trsi
the following
uhronle Gases
pdih aHzhstons R~heansnan, $3.50 o ~
Irng75 Dseases q ne Ihroat ssnld 49,
80 lAmA hersJs fAn4 peen
t1s senaeh. Hsunig, Kng tA 81 -
L~clfneas, Diseases ~ the Eyas Decae1 =
h1us, Dyspepsa o. Ind9efion. - eo1a
siestheT Wth FL Private DiseaEes =.
Diseases Of the UrtnnrV OrHaH
10 SO tEdlns
AdAhecGona q ne 8oup rnsad "a -
Those harsad Ladas uto have bee1 ~ @1
Este 70 Hisc.1T q PROVE aenrloa go
ror.e Nsrfiad Lsdia Enaae mz1nHns H.
49, - - Eng Urn In d1e aaaqas uueunef
- - ro1 ahould mallpiT and Teplc1lah- ~
- : COR desire ycl ca cousut 40 "a y
- - . psr6on- No hty over Ainy-fFs Yun
~ - sssd EnaEa applicaton- M~comnunlczEons
sfsr o. porsoa sre2g coaadeaaA
Elgkt Emissions Cured
HoulF M. sop hefore pa tfhar - u 81
lssaaCa u1iaet - VA. tdEra = - dEesa % has
= cuW a. Nrnt hrlasona End p1yzUE1a gs
1af Understood irezttne its sid % you fca
~ that ] have clfed coo1s . Ha dJ, q aal ~
p fhHsrrnt siales, no hays 1pelt d1lar afcf d.
al and are noa Rel sured ~ M. Len dEly ~
star1 sd nondinx medEiss b al paris u
~ country. Ina word. a. tnrf are EasEssd b.
~. I'D VI eve ne I WI Hn uts
lcaoa hr ~ 81 "a dsease uantonsd . Hs -
ssrsn1L n he1t resruacas Euaa s AZ
~.
Dr. Ec9IIIs
ua,c1 ez1EL haa1Tlls, Fsaa
fai-lT ~ 49, RlH rFanlu4 aHseanna
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Msj. Gen. J D. Cox, Comd'g 18th Army Corps.
Bvt Me-. Gen. Jno. r. Miller, Comd'g Post Of Nash
Vile.
Bra. Gen. E. Opdyeke, 4th Army Corps.
Hon. W. q. Brown.ow, Governor Of tennessee.
Hon. ~. Tod. TX Governor OF Ohio.
Hon. J. A. Garfield, Senator from Ohio
FIRST sndsecond National Banks, Nashville.
Communications viii receive prompt attention.
addressed 10 2. q. Rox esq. ;nnse III
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InsolYent Notica.

HANINc thas day suggested b tts Ooaasy conrf
ii C&x q Aarslai coantys ihs ipseiyencv a.
Il hersty Ksen 10 FL penoEs hsriur cIsfrns 800.
sasd estate % de them within ne tine pseae1bss
y las, orthey vi b tsrrod b ihe efaaaa. Eor5
49, HIRAM hARRls. Adnf.
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Veterinary Surgery.

Ihk uedersiEnsd having opened . YetertnsfJ
a dospitsi at No 49, fronl afreeA htoE ~
cd bridge Esndi1E naspactnlly sc44aa ~ pa
108EPn sf3EkfLs
PATns asa - rassrsnoes Essa
mayE-3R
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No Charges until after Collection
Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms,
nErnss ~ pErrrssior 70

ard part eulsr attention given to Claims against the
Cavalry cOmmsnds OF Generals wilson. WAT.
KINs, HATCH, and CROYDON.
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HAVING had over two years' experience in the
Q-uATtennasier's Department, and being versed in
the working Of thas institation, feels qualified to pre-
pare all claims in a proper manner TO insure 'heir
proap payment We have BUSINESS corrections
with reliable Agents in. Washington City. winch IA
cihtstes the SPEEDY coLLEclJos OF AL claims entrust-
ed 70 our care.
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Real Estate for Sale

ClX VARY COMFORTABLE fWO-sTORT brick
- houses, on Union street, cheap lorcash.
4 LWellrg House v n eight ToOms, on HiEh 90
Routh Of pemumhrane street. Free IRON taBes.
Two smal bnek houses on High street, near vii.
sons Spring.
Seventy acres Of very desi able build ng aud gar.
den land on the Hlisboro Turnpike, IA mics
from the city, Which we will selliu lots to siit our
chaseTs, st exec dingiy low figures.
About twenty-five asres rich land, At The junction
a the Louisville aud Edgeie d Roads, ME miles
from the city.
a basness lot on Cherry street, South Nashville
-s2fee front by 30 deep. 'ree from taxes.
Purchasers would do wen 10 call and examine our
list Of residences, husinfss houses farms. vacant
s0tS, timbeIed and unimproved lands
". MATT BROWN CO,
luns6-l@ Al Cherry street.
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Bills on SECOND READING.
BILLS oS rHIRD READING

Senate bill No. lis, for protection Of
Sberids and other civil officers.
Ho Use bill No. IS, Incorporating the
NJ n ibis City Railroad Company. The
bill was amended by the Senate, and
as amended was cOncurred in by the
House.
House bill No. l07, incorporating the
Tennessee and Kentucky Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Returned
from Senate with amendment which
was concurred in by the House.
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REsoLUTIoN.

By Mr.. Thornburg: That 500 copies
of the franchise bill be printed for dis
tribution. This was amended, provi-
ding for the printing of 1000 copies
and that the Public Printer have them
ready in three days from the adoption
Of the resolution Adopted
o-oNNUYICATIoS FROM GEN. sToHEMAS.
KNoxyILLE, Tenn.
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Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
Cotton Express Line

ITO NEW YORK and Boston
u TproOCh hl'soi Lsd a. given. EDd I'M 6rAa-
ANTEEp o. ether a. the ahsFecires 80 chsn4a y
Freight made hstaeea Clniunal and EeF lsrk.
Ii2s sooszR than ~ any other routa. Best 10.
dueeulentz = khprers
GRFFFfrH, PARs0Ns CO, Acsnts.
guHeI-im Ne. Tcolezesi Nashville.
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Great Bargains .
cry.
AND }

CUTTERS, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS /,
- Generally. II you wish 20 by goods st :
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FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No The desirable residence on Brady
street. now occup,ed by General Baker.
No =. Near Brady Street In perfect repair
as,or,se. 7 rooms aud cellar, with well and chs
tern. Lot s5 by l55, well stocked With young
fruit Price tl,2"o.
No To- On north side 9Th street, Sd door east
of the Methodist Church, story, in good repair
rooms ani cellar, with c,stern aud brick stable.
Lot l5s feet deep. Price $1,000.
30 II. On the east side Of Brady street. dot
lss feet 'front.' rooms, good cellar and cistern;
Price ~. .oso. or the house aud . portion 0t the
land will be sold separately.
No 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. = G. Dow, Esq, being the dwelling house
aud three full lots. fronting south upon 9Th st.,
-orasr Of Faraum street This house is in per
fec, repair having been fitted up by the owner
for himself The entire arrangement ofthe houst
~ tasteful and complete. The view from thi,
30. 2 Frame house south side Sd street. two
uiles vsst Of "rady street price. 800. Two
birds may rs,..sin on mortgage vt six per cent