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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06
Latest from. North Carolina.
New YoRx. Rent. &.

We have Wilmington, Newbern and Ra.
leigh papers to the I'd.
The Raleigh Standard says Govd drnor Hol.
den has received dispatch from Presiden,
johnson, saying that If he could visit Rich
mond he will extend his visit to Raleigh. his
native city.
The Wilmington Herald prints letter from
Bon. b. F. Moore on the situation and the
duties of the approaching convention, on the
questions Of slavery, negro suffrage, ntifca.
ton Of civil contracts entered into during the
war, repudiation of the rebel debt, &c. He
stands sqnarely on Governor Holden's plat
form. At the same time he rather absurdly
refers to questions which should be leff by the
convention to the action of the Legislature.
The assumption of the rebel debt may be one
of these, for he does not appear to be in "a
vor Of reputation, though opposed to the as
sumption of that debt
The Herald says Mr. Moore has the repu-
tation of being one of the ablest jurists of
the State
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~" = onA1 CcPt. ..
There is considerable excitement in Yacht
ing circles in regard to an ocean race that is to
come off on the 11th INIT between the Fleet
Wing, owned by Mr.. Geo. A. Osgood, min
law Of Commodore Vanderbilt, and the Hen.
rietta, owned by Mr.. James g. Bennett, IT,,
two of the largest yachts in the United States
1t will be the first ocean race that has ever
taken place on this side of the Atlantic. The
yachts are to be started at noon on the 1lth
from the light ship of Sandy Hook, and sail
to and around the light ship eff Cape May and
back to the starting point The match is to
be sailed by the sailing regulations Of the
New York Yacht Club, with the exception
that no difference Of tonnage is to be allowed.
and that one or two try sail can he used in
heavy weather, if they are required.
Immediately after this race another is to be
run, on the 18th inst, between the Restless,
very fast schooner yacht, and the Henrietta,
from Sands Point to New London. Other
ocean races are in contemplation.
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A FoUxDLISG.-On Thursday morning last
says the New Albany Ledger, colored fami-
ly named Laforce, residing in Franklin town
ship, in this county, found in the barn on
their premises a white female child, appa-
rently about six week old. Attached to the
babe was a note requesting the Laforces to
take good care of the little stranger, for
which service they would receive one hundred
and fifty dollars at some future time. The
family determined to take care of the child,
and have named it Minnie Barn, the first after
the Old negro woman who has become its
nurse, and the last because it was found in a
barn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

UNION PRISONERS at Andersonville testify
before the court that Wirz uniformly practiced
u system of barbarity towards the prisoners
heretofore unparalleled in civilized countries !;
amongst the 6endish crueltcs resorted TO
were vaccination with poisonous matter, lace
ration by bloodhounds, starvation and shoot
ing down sick men and we'll men in mere
wantonness and without provocation.
1, is clear that unless the people Of the
South, who must have been aware of this per-
sistent system Of iendlsh barbarity, were
pdrticeps ertmiais and sedulously concealed
the facts, that 1t must have been in accord
ance with the views and policy of the Confed.
crate Government and the barbarities prac-
ticed at Libby and other Southern prisons
justify the presumption.
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The War I'm South America.
New YORK. Sent. 3.

The capture Of Fort st. Michael by the
Hayten rebels has already been announced.
The Buliefis has long account of the
event, by which it appears that Argon. who
commanded the rebels, did not seek to enter
a postern gate, but led his force through a
slough up to the very walls Of the fort, the
heroic band experiencing great Difficulty in
making their way through net work of thor
ny underwood and other natural obstacles.
On reaching the wall Argon ordered halt,
and mounting an oak tree, he reconnoitered
the position and waited for dawn. About
$40 A. N. he descended the tree and rushed
on the fort at the head of his men shouting
rire Snlndrde. The garrison being thus unes
pectedly attacked with cold steel fell into in
discriminate confusion aud they fed, leaving
the fort to the yictors.
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Gov. SHARKEY SNUBBED.-The people were
astonished some days ago by the intelligence
that Gov. SHARKEr had appealed to the late
rebel soldiers of Mississippi to organize two
companies in each county of the State, for
the preservation of public order. 1t was
clear to public apprehension that JEFF DAVIS
soldiers we're not appealed to to organize and
arm themselves with any view to the support
Of the Government of the United States, or
the protection of Union men, white or ss.a"k s..a"k
1t seems that Gen. SLocuN didn't see the
matter in the same light that Gov. SHARxEY
looked upon it, and lie promptly dispensed
with the Governor aid in the premises.
The Times special, Vicksburg, 9th ult,
says:
Gen. Slocam has Just issued an order to
offset the recent order of Gov. Sharkey, call
ing for volunteer militia in the State. 1t reads
as follows: "The Provisional Governor has
thought proper, without consultation with the
Department Commander, or any other officer
of the United States on duty here, to or
game, and arm force in every county, urg-
ing the young men of the State who have So
distinguished themselves for gallantry to re-
port promptly to his call. 1t is therefore or
dered that District Commissioners give notice
at once, to all persons within their respective
districts, that no military organization, ex-
cept those under control of the United States
authorities, will be permitted within their re-
spective counties and that, if any attempt is
made to organize any such, those engaged in
il will be arrested
Il seems from the following that Gen.
OsrERHArs is not disposed to render implicit
obedience to the Governor, and that matters
are not in as satisfactory condition in Mis-
sissippi as politicians thereaway and elsewhere
have sedulously represented:
Jackson, Mss, Aug. 3l.-Quite an ex-
citement prevails here concerning the action
Of Gen. Osterhaus in taking forcible posses
sion of Mr.. Cooper while he Was being tried
before civil authorities for shooting q negro.
caught in the act of robbery. The DaiIv
Ners, in strong article. demands to know
who is Governor Of Mississippi - Sharkey,
Slocum or Osterhans. It protests against re-
peated outrages, assumption of power by the
latter, and calls upon Gov. Shsrkey to resign
if not sustained. II says the people are in.
dignant that he should Be made the puppet
of United States military authority The
Neacs is confident that the President will sus-
tam Gov. Sharkey.
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Items from New York.

NEW IUHk, sept ..
The Posts special says the regular cabinet
session was held TO-DAY
The Andersonville Prison Survivors Asso-
cation held meeting last evening. The
object of the society is 10 assist the widows
and orphans of Andersonville prisoners, and
also prisoners themselves when circumstances
demand it.
Mayor Gunther has responded to the Gov
ernor's notification Of charges against him and
others, concerning the street cleaning con-
tract, and asks an earlier hearing than named
by the Governor. lie says he is ready for
immediate trial
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Destructive Fire.

NEW York, Sept. 5.
A destructive and threatening Are occurred
at West Troy this afternoon, below Canal
street taking both sides Of Broadway, from
and including Ufford 4 Lapham' steam plan
ing mill to the Exchange, come twenty five
valuable brick buildings, making a loss OF
probably $4,000 to 100000. Included are
Wiswells Mansion House, Bradley's and 9TH
er stores. The fire was stopped at the Ex-
change, by great exertions. The Democra.
ONCE was destroyed.
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IT is stated hat Sterling Price, and other
officers of the late Confederate army, have re-
ceived from the Emperor Macmillan the
commission of Generals in the Mexican ar
my. This is a mistake. Sterling Price has
gone to Brazil, probably to seek residence
there.
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NEw YoRK, Sent. s.

says complaints continue TO pour into the
meanness towards negroes on the part OF
planters in different parts of the State. They
band together to turn of all their help ex-
eept such as shall be actually needed during
the winter. Five dollars per month is paid to
such. Fsse 81 sssqta Ell
Henry A.. Wise is out with thirty pages ol
foolscsp, addressed to General Graat, ap-
pealing from Gen. Terry's decision transfer
ing Wise property abandoned by him to the
Freedmens' Bureau.
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BlsHoP KAvANArGH, of the Methodist
Church, South who advises his brethren in
Missouri not to take the oath of loyalty pre-
scribed by the Constitution, remained in
Dixie during the war, an open traitor to his
country. He cannot take the oath, of course,
and don't want ANYBODY else TO take it.
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HARaIssURo, Sept. 5,

I --@H AAS9I06NNuy Scpts O.
The Erie express tnin On the Pennsylvania
Railroad coming east this forenoon, when
near Dancannon met with dreadful acci-
dent, by which three persons we're instantly
killed The boiler Of the locomotive drawing
the train burst with fearful explosiea, killing
a stranger who was riding on the locomotive.
The baggage master was also slightly wound
ed a A'coFoner's inquest i proceeding this
evening to investigate the matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

LIEUT.. Col. NANANDA has declined the
Possum nomination on the Benton ticket
He says that it grieves him to be compelled
to torego the pleasure of associating with
veteran soldiers like CLAgErr, JOHNSON,
JONES & Co, but that he is constrained to
yield to military necessary which de-
mands the separation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

INDICTMENTS for treason were found on
Monday last, by the Grand jury of the United
States District Court in Baltimore, against a
number of returned Maryland rebels. Were
cognize among the names those Of several
wealthy and most respectable citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06
The Wirx Trial.

WAsHIscToS, Sept. 5.
The Wirz trial was resumed today Several
witnesses testified to the cruelty prs seticed by
Capt. Wirz, and confirmed the evidence pre-
viously given of the bad treatment and dis
tressing mortality among our prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

Mr.. E. O. PIcKERINe, Superintendent of
construction Of the U. s. telegraph line from
New York to San Francisco. was in Kansas
City on Wednesday, to which point the line
will be completed within twenty days, as the
Journal of that city says.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

The Emperor of the French has informed
the King Of Portugal that experiments will be
made at the camp at Chalons on his Portu-
guese Majesty newly invented cannon, and
has invited him to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

The Express State steamer Montana, which
sails tomorrow for Rio Janeiro, takes out
Minister Washbune to Paraguay, and also
number OF Southerners to Brazil The latter
go for information prior to effecting perma-
nent settlement for others from the South
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

A PIcTrRE.-Lowelrs picture of "Perry
on Lake Ere is not only accepted by the
Legislature of Ohio, but that body, in recog-
lars to the price originally agreed upon.
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THE Silesian Gasetts states that Prince Ma
poleon has presented to the Library Of the
correspondence Of Napoisoa |. cons;st;ss Of Of
~ &Assa volumes already puhiaAsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

The Rev. c. B. Boynton, formerly of Gin
cinnati, has been appointed by the Navy
Department to write history of the navy
and of our naval adventures during the late
war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

..JEsEMiAH LOCKWOOD, late Captain in th
Oh Iowa Cavalry, has been arrestsd u s,
Peal o. ! charge Of horse Stealing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

q
A BELL weighing 2, 900 lbs. has been re-
ceived in Denver, for the use Of the Catholic
church in that place.
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DANRuRY, CoEs.. Sept. s. i.

The report of trouble in the Danbury Bank
is utterly ineDrreet The bAak il slsonesr
thaA ever hefors.
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Foreign News.
SANDY Hook. Sept. 5.

SANDY HOOK, Sept. 5.
The Scotia from Liverpool Goth via Queens
town 18th, passed this point at $3.50 this after
noon.
The political news unimporrant
The telegraph constructors have offered to
construct two cables To America during the
next year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

The population of Chester, Ill.,, by census
taken, is ascertained to be 1,47O.
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Gov. Kirkwood's Appointments.
Ex-5ov. s. j. Krkwood will speak at the following
and places npon the political questions Of the

The Local Committee at the several poiuts above
TONED will please make the necessary arrangements for
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY
Chairman State Central Committee.
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Nem 1opertlselllents.


NOTICE.-We have this dav admitted into
/ onr firm NATHAN Hrss OF Baltirn re Nj and =
PatsK, ofths city Ihs style of the r hereafter will
he HEss, STERN 4 co.
STERN BROTHERS
We shall continue the Cloihing business In our rev
honse No s2 Main street and shall endrsvnr 10 sfye
subtraction 10 all that call HE'S, eTERN 4 co.
sepS
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MARRIRn.

September 5th st the dence Of the Brides father.
BY the Rev W @ Crsig Mr.. w B. wrtsos OF HArris-
burg. Pa to Miss sAD.E A. UsIcH, OF Keokuk Iowa
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"HANGsAN'' FooTE has returned to Ten
neSsee.
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0yrcR OF iHi r. WA w.R.wCo.,t
ToI.Do o, Ang. 18th. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the sock holders Of th. Tolede wakaah
and Western Baway Company the purpose Of elect
ing Aeen Directors and the transaction o, general bus
will be held 1t the oce OF the Company city
VI Toledo Wednesday the 9Th day Of October next
at 10 O'Clock A. y. j N. DRUMMoND,
auR26-day eecr.tsry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

KEOKUK, DENTAL DEPOT. Dentists
1A Will And complete s~sostment o. ArttscaA feets
and DeutetJ Maseriais al~ ays hAad. Ordsn from
the coussry vim receive particular as,ention-
ntnI D. A. KERR.
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sAx &. n EI
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY!

o. q. 6sRmAI HospfsAl,1
KDoKrK. Iowa, ,eept 2, 1885.
RY direction of the Medical Director Of the
- Department Of Northwest there viii be solA ct
Puoaac escaon, - eAe ksts nouss Hospital, conmeno
On Septsnber 10th, 1t . O'sloek 4. -,
And enntinang from day 70 dsy unti disvessl a sI
the Ho1pttal Furniture fixtures Red steeds DeAAjnr
vnars. Minaow curtainf Dishes, Cooking et,ves aad
soInsme cooking ksngss aud Furniture fAbls Hufna-
tsrs and Cutlery Booss large stock of the step1erd
o. Medicine and Hospital supple. Paekas Bot
oshins such - Shirt, Drswess Ac besids Stssds snA
Ien ,hs. ssnnars, Anndry Fixtures, Clocks ssd svsy
rnins connected with the Medical Department Of the
United states General Hospital At this POST
msne tnss seie tbs attention Of hotel ksepers,
1saoie iss0tutions snd others who are DESTROYS Of
pfovdng fhsmselves with extra bedding for cases Of
emergency invited 70 the valuable character OF the
Iron Bedsteads and Bedding Private families Nj, DO
Vel 70 secnre one or more Of them Most Of the Table
Furniture Is In good condition.
n. X. TAYLOR,
sps Surgeon u Vols. In Charge.
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MARES FOR SALE offer for sale two
1S1 very Aue and handsome young Mares a and
years oldj They work we'll and very gentle unde,
the saddle. The attention Of young gentleman and H.
dies particularly called to Of them nothing
I've found promising for ELEGANT Yidirg horse
they nay be seen for few days High street, n B
,ids. bet -Four th and tirth.
VIII alto sell god twohorse Wagon and Hsrness.
sep5d5t TH0S. r. j. AYRES.
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The CHORUS WREATH

THE CHORUS WREATH /!
colLxcfIoR OF
SACRED AND SECULAR CHORUSES,
Orateriss, Operas and. Glse 1oekr,
Designed ~ Standard Book for Choira Musical Scci-
eties, Oonv entons and echools, and containing
The Most Desirable Pieces
For Private Practice and Public Performance. Vol.
limo. pp IA, BIDS 81 20.
Sent by mail poe t-pAid On receipt Of the price.
OLIVER DIr<0N 4 CO. Publishers,
seps 277 Washington st Boston.
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THROUGH TIOEHTS
To all the principal points East for sale Offices OF
the Company in 0ttumwa, Eddyviile. oxtauoss Peifs
and Des Moues and for all points West the Depot
Ticket once, keoknk. GEORGE WILLIAMS,
JOHN GIVlS Superintendent.
Gsn'f Ticket Agt. aep6-dAv
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Vacant Lots.

We have large number Of slesHnt Lots suitable
or building business houses AID dwelling On ~
VARIOUS parts Of the city
I35 FEET Of vacant ground opposite the "Fe-
male Academy" near the Nashville and Chsiia-
q ors Eailrnsd for Eaie-
Achoice Lot fronting leo feet On Russell strtei
near Tulip street chEreh-
Two Los each 50 feet 'front.' on Russell street, y
ITUdsen. NerY convenient 70 the Wire bndge.
A beautiful Lot, neariy opposits ne reside1oe %
Jna MorroE, Esd-, 5oxiIo feet . -
A I,ot frondag So feet on Fatheriand stFee'1 y
I7C dfen. V,.-y near the Wire Bridge. -
Tvo L % hetFeen Russell and Fstnerisna ztieels
frouurg 90 feet eseh on Oar = ile -. -fa 80
Achoce Lot, fronting so ieet 90 49, 49, 49,
r-nning hRaz 10; 10 8 20 p s..,5.- n -. -
Two j ots on Faiheriandt -. p 80 ~ - y
M i1ininr uscsT Bohn plopttt555
~. - on Fafleflsu1- oppoaiit S-l1l no-liie
$1,000 each 81 hy lIuleeL
- - r,r4er Of siaFenson a. EAeiof1 strrel-s
,-1.5- 30 FEET % Factory, y - a'ong Steven
soa- - Lot. floating 50 seet IN Russell street.
49,, s5.5inias A. n. Dlian. and FeEy conTe-
80 =. RnsseH street. adiolnmg J Canning
- fronts 50 By 10 iees
1-i-i 49, 81 the Fery lest garden iand, front-
- . gs-ds on Gaiisiin pske, b 80 yards On ne
80 az &c Iois iyi7s sogth Of shelly Assnue.
f-rgs number q Lots IN Eanlsey's Additon.
-. rrs1y others, heaEnIully iocatsi end Faluahis,
eusl5a 49,
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AIS0

A framed House, on GaIatin Pike, with rooms
in Good condition, on Spnng street. Lot 81 BY 200 #.
Price $500.
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DA VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY p
ID vested by ire ltgs O. the sta's sf -,
J VII open and hold an election y IL. Il
wards toe city Of NsshVi le, ca strrErlt
tQih Il September, ls65. Tor Mayof ti.---
Common ColnClu en-. The o. .ru+r- 49,.
sons were appointed BY the Civ t5r5.I 7.
the cleo ion n the several uarcs.
FlRst WAan-At the Counts JsH. H..
Csruer, l. W horiey, NJ petre. tIsrt. -.
+ Jones. Receiver OF votes. Wla NO. Il
lstr,te, p BIC. lemGn.
srCoNn WAEn Al Myers & HunrsC,--.
Judges, J d Ccnley, Cspt Nee ansrrs +. i
nesgle. Clerks. Charles ssndess, t.aI-., +. /
Receiver Of votes, " 7 Wright. Mszs.ls !.
MEGA tY.
TmED WaaB-A 40 ths Gs-,ue saloon .,-l
street Judges. A e. Tucker. D srsf 49,
CieI k, John lodd, John Acsms Kaces- :
T ID Cassaday. Magistrate. alex Mcuu-
foUaru WAar a. the Cd Tlsa.r r
lex Carter, urs Clemens, ~ Kns-a, r i
Vim Porter, Vim Ev-ns. Kecevara- L..
CIark. Magsirsie Esq. McCstv.
FIFrH WAEB--Ai The Ne~ Theatre 1-..
p Shankiand. J " Dclbesr, J A Barr. "a. +.
rem Carter, Ro1t Powers. Receiver Of - +.
l. Skeg p Magistrate, Listln Some
SIX a WANT Tsrpley Piles ~.
rell Wooda. Y A Bsugh, % A Bu--tr q
Clinton Byrues, D Everstt. Esca.rar- -.
c Penfecost. M.gistrsfe. Ismes Hsr-s
sEvESrH WAHn AZ RI O. SOD I i
street JUICES. Caps. Allen, losr q.
Stewart Clerks, A Groves, Wv Gr-rn 4
erof votes, 90 Grihn. MaEsiuis. a. a.
EiGuru WaRo-At ire EcQna Fa.
HI Judges. j W Msiheson. .sm N.--
Griffin. & erks, " n Wlkns'n. Ir 1'
hee. Receiver O votes, James Mls-
M "A wilkinson, 6r
None bee those who have complsIur
visions cf the irancnise laH 90 the Do
the Legislature will De- tnatej tova
The officers ore referred % section m
ffY-hree. Of the cify laas ioF ur
open ng and closing the polls. a cagT @
BE- furnished % eaeh W8rd.
The polls vii open 81 9 O'Clock an q
frM
any Of the shove officers who csr-f q
plea-e notiy the Undersigned, thrinr
be N ed. 10 order thst there mzr b e
opening The polls % the tme de- 11a.
JOHN CHUMBLI. COR
aer2I-d
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NashEilIe Property.

A Good Brck Residence, No 81 Line street
with nine roonss gas fixtures all through the house
Good oufhouses and stable, sll il good condition
Lot Al By $50 feet, Price We y moderate.
AIso-A tWo-stoTy Brick residence, with eight
rooms No. 10, South College street. Everything IN
good condition yard well shaded. Lot IS BY lsl
feet Price $500.
Alro-A Brick Store-house. No. q Brosd street
south side, tEo doors fflm Market, three storie.
high, IS feet by IS. most excellent sttnd, and is
free from taxation.
Alaa-A commndions Brick Dwelling. corner o.
McLemore and Say, with seven rooms, kitchen With
roosns, and lumber room. Lot fronts 49, feet o.
Gay, hF 81 deep splengld water and beautifully
shaded, yard wen enclosed Puce 81 %.
Also-A gooi tWo-st0ry Bdck house, No. IS c.
dar street With seven looms kitchen, rFants
rooms, and smokehouse. Lot fronts IS feet on &c
DIR md runs hack los feet 10 an ssiey Hydfant al
the back door. Possession gwen Immediately.
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A House on Bel Street, with I rooms. Lot fronts
D feet by 20 dep, good clstern. Price $3.50.
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Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres. Eve
miles from Nashville, the Nashville and Chstts-
n o a rallcoad. a. Glen Glide Depot, add on Mil
creek The land is very rich, splen5id'y watered
AM beautifully located This il one Of ths best
GRASS FARMS IN DaV dson county, and is pecu-
liar adapted 70 raising Stock. On the place is a
rsliroad switch" ard near by is very large and
bank, b.ing splendid place for an extensive Brick
lsrd- There Is two story brick residence. with q
framed addition, containing 7 rooms; also kitchen
and out-houses, good barns, stables, &C, ana an
OTchaId 81 lol0 choice Ernit Tree.
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6LIIERSa

brakes Plantation Bittsrs,
Bulls Cedron
Hosietter's Stomach {"
BoorhaVe's Hollsnd
Hoodsnd's German
For sale low, BY EWlN 4 PENDLETON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
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