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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12

The Jackson AIiss.) News is very much
incensed that the negroes were aliosed 10
hold . peaceable nesting in that city, and
that il was addressed BY Union officer.
OF the address i says:
..From what we have heard Of the speech,
Il was Of q character which would have Sc
sursd ac0st Of lsr and feathers, il nothing
more, in times past"
Exeulption irJm "a fzvors il one Of the
results 81 the uar, opol which Northern
men congrstt ssts tGeInseIFes L adds to
the enjoyment of aSripi hrough the sonth
amazingly. Ihe News must adapt ITSELF TO
cifeumssahees. Hencefarih na6y things
viii &c ur in the South, which in times
past wo1ld have rec=ive1 at lea-t tar, feath-
ers aad fee ride 10 q hanging.
The News next sets up a man OF straw in
the shape of horrible enisssry. and pro-
ceeds 10 define sou'hern rigtas, and oe-
molish this a. the same time. The italics
are its own:
We are now entitled 70 peane. We have
/ right 10 acBsa5id the removal Of the negro
troops from our midst; and when lhls a. ae-
completed We have right, and will use i.
Of drumming out Of our country every
Northern emissary who is 50 lost to honor
and the INT rest- Of our people as 10 instr
gate loarfare and inceudiarisln between The
whites and the blacks. 1Aey mist re-
aaC1l5or that hfsis TIE e0uztTs Of he South
era soldiers t4et honest and loyal as orr
people and soldiers are, that there * limit to
fobeGrGylce, and trCsspassers HsEst take tAe
consequences. Such meetings as we have
alluded to pariake Of the nature Of riots, and
we hope such laws will be passed by the
Legislature as viii pat an end to them
hereafter."
II the New. represents the spirit Of the
people Of Mississippi, the PRECEDENT viii
have 10 change his Reorganization policy
A few years probation under marital law
exclusively viii bring them 70 their senses.
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Carlyle on Natural HiStarv as a
Branch OF Education.

rae Ediuburc C1uraut has the following.
"oBr lownsmaG, Mr.. Adam White, E,r
many wears In The natural history depart
meni 81 the British Museum, prop0ses to IN
troduce Tie teaching 81 natural history into
boarding schools aud private families. un
his project, aud 90 the grUcral introiuci'on
OF lnat deiig htfnl science into the curricu-
lrn 81 ordiuary etNoatior, Mr.. White has
been favored by Thomas Carlyle With a
characteristic letter. freis which shc fellow
ing Is an extract
Fer many years il has been one OF nv
constant fccrels. that no sohooimastrT 81
mine had a knowledge 81 natural history,
So Tar at least as o have taught me thc
grasses Chat grow by the wayside, snd The
little winged and wluglcss noighbous thai
are continually meeting me, wHh a saluta-
ton which can not answer, IS thlngs are.
Why d cn't somebody teach me the conztel-
lauons, Too, ana masc me 90 home m the
starry hcayeas, which are always over
head aad which ] donI hat knor b this
day. love 70 -7cphesy that there wild
come q ume'wheu, not in EdinburC onlv.
but n al scotNsh And European towns snd
villages, tne seheoi-mastcr VAL be strictly
rcguifed u possess thess two capabilities.
rlether oreck nor Latte more STREET, and
ihat 10 iqcuuOus lille deniaen Of H. mi
verse be thencelorward declared f-op, ~.
right Of liberty in tho-e two departmarfs
aisd doomed 10 look on them a. ID ...r,~s
grated fences al he life. For the rest can
rot doubt bat, one way OF other, Yea will bv-
and by make your valuable induhtshle
giH available IN Edinburg, either 10 the
young az older. on tUeh conditions as there
srs, and much Recommend = sealous and
lndiei0as persistence ali you d. s1cceed.
't.beiifye ne, yours very sincerely
"sT. CARLTLE,t"
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Valuable Properly.

WILL b sid II pubic ssls, On SATURDAY
w MORNING. Nov. Is h, ~ li1s O'Clock, "a
the premises, thai
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The Georgia State Convention adjourned
on The Sth. The Macoa Journal Of The 9th
publishes IN eztenso the Constitution Of the
State as amended. The following is the
provision requiring the Legislature 10 pass
laws for the government Of free persons Of
color:
5. It shall be the duty Of the General
Assembly, al It's next session, End thereafter
as the public welf-re may require, 10 pros.
vide ~ laW Tor che governunent Of free psr-f
sons Of coler for re protection and secu.
rity oftneir persons and property, guaTdir
them and the State agalnsf any evil thai
may arse from their sudden emsncipation.
and prescribing In what cases their testi-
m0ny shall be admitted in the courts; ~
the regulation Of their transact rs with
eitizensi for the legslizing Of their exist
ing, and the contracting aud determination
Of their fGture marital relations, and con-
nsctsd Herewith their rights Of Inheritance
and testameutary capacity; snd for the
regulation or prohibition OF their emiEra-
ton into this htate from other States Of the
unlca, or elsewhere. And further Il shall
be the duty Of the General Assembly to coz
fer Jurisdiction upon courts new existing, Of
10 create county courts with iuri dietiol in
criminal cases excepted from the exclusive
Jurlsdiction Of the Superior Courts, and in
civil cases whereto free persons Of color may
be parties.
The Convention did not come up to 5
work fairly and eheerfully as we expected,
but with undisguised reluctance. A liule
incident, mentioned in one of the Augusta
papers, belrays the real feelings Of The
members Gen. steedman went TO Mil
ledgeville whilst the Convention was in
session, and, on his trip to the place. was
accompanied BY member Of that body.
This member, VIXEN the Convention met
next day, was sppr cached by another with
the remark 81 hear you intend to move
that Gen. Steedman be invited 10 seat
within the barof the Convention. Is it so?"
81 had not contemplated II, was the reply.
''D3n't you do it. THAT'S oac thing he Con
Ucat.on ioal not standg'' Yet it is reported
here that Gen. steedman is of the opinion
that it viii not be long before the military
can be safely Withdrawn from Georgia.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Property.

Will he sold az PUBLIC AUCTION, on no
W VEMBkR - 1885, a the ioot q Poplar ST,
ST. Louis, No.
Two Fiat Cars. "a q gsags.
OukONtM Der -. 1855. AZ tne yard Of the Jef-
fsrs nviie Raiload Company. Isfsrsouyiile, Ind.
Nine flat Cars, gauge ieet - inches.
On NOVEMBER II, 1855, A. Louisville, Ey
~ pr Wheels and AXIS. AT Car Wnesis,
~ e.d sxles, Iender
l nsIr Drivers. : sprip1s. i'''A'
/ Psrsilsi ROD, rf Fl / Zen and Fruuis.
4 Hand Cars, X Truck Csrs
5000 pounds.of Scrap Iron.
On DECEMBERl, 1885, at Memphis. Team. N e
enure stuck Of the U. s. hiltar' Railroad supp ies
FeInanng on hand 81 that place, consisting in psrt
A. iolloEs
(sol Eighty Tons assorted Iron.
(seQl b ght hundred tons soIaB iron,
ts) Right tons assorted Steel,
by One ion Pig Lead. and general assorfulsnt
Of small stores, suitAbe ior Railroads
On DECEMBER n, 1865. al Nashville. Tenn
the entIre stock Of neu snd ssrycabe stores III ths
n. 3 Military Railroad, rsmaining on hard AZ The
General supply store eohsstiag IN part a. ioi
lows
On olOl Twenty thousand Axes,
tltoD one thousand tons assorted Bar Iron.
round, square, hsf rouad, apa augie
80 Eighty tons Roller aud Tank lrun
80 Thirty i've tons assorted Steel
~ Ihrea hundred tons scrap Iron fFroughi
and cast
(2s) Twenty i've thousand poands Engine BrEzs
Castings,
6as Pipe, Gas Fixtures Of all kinds.
Brass tIpe, usi Cups
spdrg Basnccs, Rrsss CSelzs, every description
shoyOs, Glore valves. 81 al 1es
ha'chets, tlaH, Lining SAD IalnBma nsrz.
Nuts, Ir"n and Copper R.tin n Buns,
Washers, WROUGHT ana cast, Sheet Copper 3 Bass
Pals sud spike. Ghaiu= and Rope, si-n-.
haiietsir Bocss. Tackle sud Mach,
Sa-h, 6lass ard PaInls, Of = KIDD
Railroad lamps. kelY's Head LiFhfs
Cooking owes and FiEturss, Heating Stoves.
Full Set Of oafpesters', riscksmith-' cad eali-
Olers' Tool. kubner Car bprinEs. BsituE. Gem
sud Leather, FIlzs, BHtts and Sow TIr5rsrs ~
81 llDds and aln0st ssery aTtce auiishe o. Raj
roaa Cpegations, and 81 he very 1s,st quality
ALSJ
90 Three Large I.athes- Stevens a Bro uauufr.
% Two PlRnsrs, seileTs 4 %, uanul.sfursls.
ia Que Sob Cutter aad fiear Gutter t5ouid q Bro
~ ohe Ada cui-or Latha, WsTneT a Whitney.
C2l Two fsn 3 oEeis, lmsdiuml
90 0ue Jpnght EngiEt, ls-1orse possTh
ll One Trip Hammer snd EnEiue fHoaella pat.l
(il Ons 81 omh-ia -leam Haiuuer,
ca Uue sellers q Go. do DO
wa also b. sold a. ths same lnle alsrge aInouut
a. KIDS, ecnslstng o. ,--,.-,-....,..,-
oarpeuter's Tools, khselEnehi,s Tools,
blacksmIth's Tools, hlaeEln - tnQlst
stove ana Pre-, Rope, Chan, a., tc-
Terms Och in Government Funds-
C.ta 0gue-s Of toe materials g b. snia ~ tash-
vile can lls ohizned ~ appicsluu q CAPS =.
,ssFnII A q n, and a. rlEtst Mersphiz. 90 aprli-
cation % Capt ino. fla.aA.s- = -.
Tbe sftenilon q peaiers and ktliroad CuIupanles
& y rsculariy invited - itis sale.
! ssIas I'll eoulueoce a O'Clock, q M, on each
sV a. coa.r1,ie daiy Until al the property 4 de-
T.oSSs5 IN p j CHILLY,
octsi-ti Csnsainn nd A. @ n. q "A.
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Madison County, Aiabame--Bad In
dieafious.

Tao Huntsville Advocate Of the 9th con
taius she returns of tho elections in Madison
eouniy ou the Obj iust. Hon. d. C. Hum
rhrey- va, beaten Tor the Senate by Gen. J.
n. uukc-lhe iormer receiving Sos votes.
the lltlsr lous. The advocate saws they
tl.I .u, ID tie canvas "on the ratification
by tho legislature or thc amendment to the
D,u.iuuuoa 81 thc JBited States, forever
abaii-hur slavery Humphreys for and
nrrEa against b.. Ou this issue, which they
d.scus'ed ovcr She county. the people de-
coded hy mrioriy Of 4ls votes, against
ratyug he conTilutional amendment,
wtieh the President regards 'as in6ispcnsa-
t.rt' o. tueetssiul restoration Of the true
loyal -siaiiuns between Nabama and other
States, aud equally Indispensable 70 the re-
turn o. reace and harmony throughout the
EcTuhlo. The people of Madison county
have thus. bv vote of ZOOS o. SOS. arrayed
themselves against che policy Of President
luhusal, as officially announced by Mr..
sssari to the Goveruor Of Florida. And
tais vote, where the issue was 90 distiuctly
made. b. Boz the nature OF Instructions 60 the
uienhers elect o. the House TO oppose this
mcas-He 90 fnjispeufable 10 successful
rrstorauau of ths true loyal r, latiots BE-
iveen Alabama aud other States, and
elually Indispensable 10 the return Of peace
and harmony Throughout The Republic
such is .he verdict %. the people Of Madison
rendered at ,he ballo, box against President
iehus u's policy iu thib respect"
far congrc b. T. Pope. who anuouucod
ihai hc could take she Congressional oath
received 500 votes vhiisl the Roucreas Jo-
seph r. MoEis, WHO nvoved tlai Dc could
no. take she cath, and declared that no one
could "t.t o. iaet-ic1r,of fsru." received
va. and James n. She'd. q rebel refugee. as
he styled himself ,7,m Tennessee. another
candidate who could not take the oath. re-
ceiycl sl5.
Frank p. 6urioy, ths murderer Of Bsiea-
dier Gsucrl Bob McCock was elected sheriff.
he highest competitor being en- ez-oolonel
of thc rebel army, q gentleman of much
higher qualifications, and who gaiucd rru-
uiue houors ss soldier.
rh,-e are bad indications OF the temper
Of the people Of Madison county. We re-
rret most deeply 90 sec them. Ia Heaven /.
name have theynot suffered enoughs WHY
thaali they now o.Ie- defiance 20 the Gen
cral Government. What DO they expect 3,
aoslmplish BY tT
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Tounr Married Lssuss vince ulal1yiz1e , -
ns.n nol % hring fnrih In due ssEa11i na-le. =,
3ol hsa said you should muluply aul rap - ~ =
ms s your desire you can consah p, -
- 81 IN ferz0u. No lazy over t1frF-dfs leafs
~ sea need make applcsl0n. All colnman ia-9 -
b y l7iisr or person strtCiiy coufAenEai-
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sroTTsYLvAyIA COrxrY. Va,


The following evidence OF Joanna Simp-
son WIS taken this dav az the house Of Mrs
Nirglnia Leitch, on the plank road She
was lying on the bed, and seemed to be in
q great deal OF pain, but entirely in her
right mind.
She says she was on her way 10 Beverly
Prs9r's, and while passing on the road south
Of the turnpike, John Leitch told her to
come to him she was on the right hand
side Of the rosd, in the bushes she went 20
kim he asked her 10 sit down, and she did
50. He talked 10 me asOu. selling his place,
and asked me II would come aud live with
him again. said 10. He then asked me
Il I wss going 20 be married. said reck-
on 50. He said he would sell his place aud
put his children out. I told HIM not to sell
his place and blame me for Il. He talked
10 me ABOUT my baby l t0ld him wanted
money, but BE- would not give il n me. i
got up and said I would 20 he said that he
would 50 too. He followed me and shot me
in the back he was about ten feet behind
me. lie then ran toward home. with his
gun in his hsnd. IL was musket.
Leiteh wall, 10 is supposed, be soon turned
over 10 The civil courts for trial.
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mrons cnsa

IN aaaGsesoE. Ensumaiisrn, Adactoas q 90
Lnnaa; Diseases q the Thfoat, sasled }ols-'s
a1H Lliata, FlsarsJ, Pains, UcaIl, Caneefi tfaisi
Disssaaa 81 the Heart and Liver, lniatnulato1 G
tfs HfnmaCh- NaurNgIa, hlas's hul or hcfo1liA
Daaha1 Diseases of the Eyes, Derltsied 80
tens. Jyspsusaa or IndiHeslon and Cousulp1oh-
tnaelnef eila an Private Disease -
Dfeaaaes of the URINARY Organ
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We are panied to learn that a son Of
Riehard Barnsfeld, who lives near this
place, killed himself accidentally one day
iass week. The circumstances are these
he was sanding on log Engaged in skim
n ng q bsef. HIS loot slipped and he iell
to the ground, the large knife piercing his
breast. be lived several days, suffering
greatly, and died yesterday Beg
fstsr. gH.
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TIE PRoFITs or DETEcrIvE.-An extern
sive hotel which viil rent for $3.50 per
month is being built in Lansing, Mich, by
en- officer prominent in the Government
detective service, who was not worth o dol
lar before ths eommencent Of the w8r.
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DRpPOSALs W q be received st the Office OF the
Il Chairman OF the s tree. Committee No. 2 Norm
Cu Fee street, Nashville. Tenn. until the fs,h day
q November, a. s1u-d0Nn, for ihe folLoEing wor.:
ID. For rl.sing Market street shove nigh uater
mars, rom near " hiies'de eet 20 the nsrth eos
p0raton iHne This err braces " so cube yards OF
emhsBkment 20 perehes OF rubbie ma7onary re-
m'ninS wall, aud l,tl0 cuhi yaijs Of UroEen s5ose
Matchmaking.
I'd. For McAdamizine CoIIegea aud Market streets.
fetse-n The Square snd RrOad street. tot,l lsrp,b
A.s3 feet Wigtu OF MrAdamized roadkay PSI fsei.
depth f broken sioue l. mches
ed, For laying Nicholson paEamenL 90 Church
streei, total length 2,s00ieet width Of roadway 81
feet.
4th. For al the necessary curling, euttering and
sione OF LIick sidewalk Tequ red on the soove
Streets
Bids must state the price per cubic ward Tor en-
naukment and McA lam zing; per percn of twantv-
hye cubic feet Tor rubhle nasonrg; per square ard
for gathering Sidewalk and Nicholson pavement;
and per lIneal loot for curhing,
. he term' Of payment required, aud he propo-
sed time Of comPeuon OF ne vork must siso he
stated.
Bid VII he received for either or all the above
Items, AMI the right il reserved 10 the street Com
mlttee 20 accept any part or al Of sny bid offered.
Plans and specifications can he seen Al the nee
OF W. f, Foster, CiY Elgiueer. No. 4 North Cherry
greet or ady nf rnlRiinu csn be obtained dy al
Dire sing him Of the uudtragned.
t" GEO. S. KINNEY.
Chm'H Street Committee, Nashville.
uov2-td
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atraYed.

TNROM The subscriber, On Thursday last, one Ches-
II nut sOrrel Horse, about 10 hsnls msh, slth
long maze ~ bashy Tail, sore On ths night shcul-
DIR aud - about ten years Old.
Also Grey aaTe, sb0ut l51S haads high. name
uneven, body ong, end iall hghs, and rs about SIX
year, old Both hsye the government brand GA
them; they ere hObbled, by tying tue halters they
had 70 tneiT fore Leg. Iney were heard Of act
in Harding's addition near tie RSiirosd- will
give Ten Dollsrs for heir delivery % mo AZ Hugh
novlE-llo J. W. HGGEN.
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Proclamation By the Mayor.

NAL UhS OFFltH,
NAsuy LLE, TESs-, Nov. ], lsG5. !
For TIRE purpose OF preventing dIso5ierlY end
rotOus oGngrt gstious, snd promohne the Pablo
peace and resp-c: for the lsN, hereby declsre and
order, BY Y rtus Of the power and authority in NE
Vested Inst and aiter tins date, and On further
orders the D. OF ietsrs Of 81 saloons aud rsstau-
rants who're saloons are attached where persons OF
color are accustomed to frequent and assemble to-
aether, shall be Tsqu red 10 Close he same, ani
seep them closed, from the hour Of b. unul
The sucreeding nour OF am.
The CITY darsasl and the Captain o. the Night
Police, ard their Respective forces, are hereby di-
rected e eE &c tbs order, and % rort fli de-
hnquenistO this order
W. MATT. BROWN, I'd.
Mayor Of nashville.
W. Il. WILKINSON, Recorder nosl-u
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Notice.

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, I
NAsRyGIE, TESN., Nov. II, ISIS. J
TrXPRFsS via NORTH Western RniIrOal 10 JOhu-
u souvilie, connecting WITH dAly line o. Packets
for a1ucan, EYansViiie. Cairo. and ct. Louis
On M0nday NV 18th. We vi b prepared for
business on he North Western RoaJ. Shippers Of
Frei dit from 81. LOUIS Ga 20, snd NoTthNest Rlll
had Jar iaeihtea goo snd rHtea mO1e.Re ~.
ENpness matter will leave Nashyi le daily az 8
y IN, J0hnsonNille ~ 80 = M.
For par iculsrs euqure al Ou OiIce, corner Mar
Ike. and Square v. RUSE, agent
nOytZ-lw
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Seduction and Murder Of Step
Daughter.
The Richmond Wing Of yesterday gives
the following account of a shocking crimi
nal alliance ending in murder

Inc l-culnon0 VI hiS OF sestefdag gives
the following account of a shocking crimi-
nal alliance ending in murder:
Some years ago man named John
Leltch, who resides in Spottsylvania c8un
IS. about eight miles from Fredericksburg,
married a widow who had, among other
children, daughter by former marriage.
AT the death o. AIRS. Leiich, which occurred
about five wears az she leit this daughter,
who was thcn grown, 10 the care OF nerHec-
oud hubbard. Leitch, it is reported m
stead Of treating her as a daughter, lived
with her as his wife, and two children was
the result OF the uunatusrsl criminal a H.
anec. One dsy last week she announced q
purpose 30 marry some man ia the neigh
borhood, when Lei'ch 10 ct Of 6endish
iesl0ty, procured a gun Fnd shot her,
wouoding her MORALLY She lived long
enough, however, 10 give her dying testi-
mony before a magistrate, which, it is
said, will c5nvict Leitth OF cold blocded
murder lie was immediately arrested and
taken 60 Ire tefieksburg, where heavily
ironed, he IL now confined in the corpora
ton iail. When he heard Of her death, and
the fact that she had len behiud her evi-
dence OF his lguilt, he screamed long and
piteously.
The Fredericksburg Ledger gives the
statement Of the woman referred to entire,
as follows:
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Silver and Plated Ware.
Fancy Goods.
TO Contractors

". 7. GATES ...................W.H.a
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Al AasclonH q DE womb treated Eiih snc'lit.
Th0ss Married La1as Uto have Len 20 uaipi.a,
nafB 10 miacarfy OF prove aborlonl cz-l D. 1sllal
b thsir nj tine Z loucs pfsgaant, By pnaz ia'A
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PAYNE. JAMES &CO,
rOrnrf ChHrrh and College SirselS
Sewanee Coal,
At 40 OTIS per Bushel.
Full Welghi.--Ns Charge fer
Deliver

UFRON fhis dsfr, until forslserF nots,. -. ~
II sell car hezi Sc1aeaai Ouzi a Forf, -. -,
e.shel. sisS and hlseksInita's Cal a Ihirss-sSe
oeuig pr uushal
osass a1a Ysrs On Cesar stree, rssr q chs,ia.
H5gs-W E.EowARD co.
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cODartnership Notice.

TTTHE undersigned having this J, November J,
4 ie6S, adrnisied Mr.. P. T. Philips 70 a part7er-
ship m mas business, the same VII hereafter ue con-
ducted under the tale OF simmOns Phillips.
VIM. SIMMONS.
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frlcr oF 6ESERAL SUFEENrsSbENT,
n. q Z. aND n. q n. NJ kannnans.

h. &. AND n. a ~ ~ .RallHoAns, -
NAsHyELF, TENe tct nth, Is ~ ] 4
IN and ster Ia STAY, Oct 10. lsC5 snd uttI iur-
eve
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
l-EAvE Nashville for Cnattanooss. and al points
SCUM ste A. n arrive At Chaitssoogs 81 6.21 p =
heturnirg -LeaEe Chattanooga a. csc A
Arrive - Nashville o. s. 5p n.
Sheltlyhie Aeeommpdsiion, leave Nashville al
s.lO p A., Err1ve atshelhyylla At 7:go p b.
hetnrtlng-Leave sheibTulle Al 5ssO 4. X, al
I'VE e. a65 A. ~. rr. rr .Hr III
NASHVILLE Z SOUTHWESTERN LINE.
lsale hsshvl is ior JohnsouN Hle, and "a Fsa,Hts
Nesi snd Northaesi, t6P.H, srrlye a Johnson
vile m n ?. ~.
RellEuing--Leave J ohusouville lsl A. a.. srrive
At Nashville Hf ESQ A. n .t-a
trans on n a n. ". X. z. connect Il Iohn=ou
vic WITH nrst csss Inc Of Steamers e. P.it,,.h
Calno and ID Loui--
tnins stop 81 at nternedlaie RENTS.
HM. p. ANNE -, Js-nT Surf
\. G an n. a n ". r. IDS.
ocflad
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
Thursday, November i6

70 tho premises, offer st Pubic Sale, 5 number Of
desirable Bu,laing Lots IN EdgeAeld, ,itnsied IS
follows
No. ls2 l5t. l55 and i56, on 6sllatin Pike
No. leo. III, and 10, on Woodland Street
No. 6s, o., 70 and n, on Russell Street
No. II and Is on Eaihetland street
The s'oFe lots are al 50 feet irOnt By l70 deep,
Hlln good Alleys On the rear.
No. Il, ard Is. to and 81. q. ss S. and 50 on
WATSON Street
No. 81, 81, So Q. Sc. ~ "a IS. a. A., 4s, and 81
on shelby Avenue.
These lots sIe i0l leet front and ls2 fel deep
glth good alef--hee iCcaHons for Private ke--
dances.
kLsO-rao Lots on Shelby Avenue, lone hun-
oftd teei Nisie corueT Of ia ID and Mnnck srees-
ue1f Tue Mans n, -na Is east O, Mr.. Holirs, esch
eonian NJ nesr two acres and Is suitalie for villas
H rtn--- ne Fourth cash. btaBce m equsi
irsiAltHSnts a. twevs, kiSh een ana IWerig koar
Aonihs. With Interest from dsie for notes properly
se,aredi psyahle % the Clerk aud Mastsr OF the
CnsnceIy Cont. a N-shyiile. snd hen rsia.ned.
IL ia Hd1Id us Pleasure . show the uroprrfy %
any one wishing % examine it, Prsusus 10 ne day
o. sale
HSCSsie 20 comnesce st u O'Clock, am, on me
lot sdicinng M hsadsolne resioeace q Rev John
NorroW- WASHINGTON BAER0w,
A. n. - LlNiai4fA,
Administrators q iohn shglbg. deed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
Notice.

OiaE Porter, or Portsrs employed, that borrowed
ny step adder abost Two weeks ago f-nn my
Store viii 81 a-e return L 81 once, and pay Tor THIS
40 vert seuent G. ID. BkE5UN,
uoyls-itt No "a Uufon street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
AUCTION sALE o.
government LumbeF, Iron. Steel

SC SC.
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Also
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