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The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16


REroRTIN0 WoNDERFrL
CrKE OF AN Ex1RAnRDINARY CASE or MER
cURrAL SALVATION. Henry St. Clair.
printer, formerly Of, and well known in
San Francisco, srrived here from Mnkel
urnne Hill in the latter part Of December,
1865, in . most pitenuS condition from All
extraordinary mercu'ial salvation. con
trscrcd while reto'ting large quantity
Of amalgam in q defective retorL During
the space of sixteen days he had bee"
unable to swallow even fluids. and several
DAYS were passed in imminent danger oi
Suf1catiun from the s~ollrn aud diseased
condition ni the throat. On his arrival
IL San Francisco, be had lost in weight
about twenty-five pounds; he Ind been
unable to sleep during oil the period If
his suffering. few minutes at time on.
ly excepted; so that bet~ren pain, loss
Of Alerp. hunger. etc, he felt that death
would be a welcome release. The phyAi
clans at "thr Hill" had given him up at
incurable, and ordered him TO ''go To the
Bav," and there seek further all, giving
him, ko&,trr, little or no encouragement
to hope fnt success. II Was Mr. 81.
Glars n0ni fortune 10 rem mber that he
hAd heard "f the Water Cure and DR..
Bourne during his residence in this city,
and IN arriving instantly placed himself
In his hands, aud the result ~aS that in
four davS he conld hnld conversation,
ION arriving, and previously, he had been
forced to communicate by wri'ing) and
on the eighth day WAS 20 perfectly re-
stored aS To return to the Ectnr Of his la
bora, able to resume his no>i,ion on his
arrival, Slthough "thr H'l phy>lcians
told him that lie must not exprct to he
able to do a days work in year, If ever
1t seems almost unnecessary TO say tha;
such an extraordinary case. Was cured by
extraordinary means, and that Doctor
BOurne'S long experience and scientific
knowledge enabled him to instantly adopt
the rffrriive course which produced the
gratifying results Abnve stated and that
in all cases 0G merCdrial nr other mineral
poisoning aud disease generally, his &C
tiOn is equally prompt, decided aud sue
ces>ful. Many years after b. ing cu' ed
Mr. St. Clair stated that he had continued
I" improve until he enj"yed better health
than at any previous time. fourteenth
vear in San Francisco. and an experience
Of ne~rly quarter OF crnrnry. Perfect
cures guaranteed. il 30 agreed, and with
out any medicines Nhsttver. No. 10
Masonic Temple, Post street.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LoCK-sT1TCH
s EWING MACHINES
AGENT FOR Ell DORADO COUNTY,
A. G. RVID SOM
Main Street. Placcrvill,

| WTE claim for the "LADD 4 WERaTER," that
| w will sew both LIGHT AND HEAVY good
| with EQUAL PERFECTION, aud many Of the light
est and most delicate textures more readily tha
many other Machines OF which light work 10 con
>idered to be their speciality, ha been thorough
| ly tested In every respect.
Recent improvements have been applied to thes
Machines, and We believe the public will sustain
IN lhe assertion that more perfect Sewing Machine
| for GENERAL FAMILY USE, does not exlst
| We invite a minute examination Of these Ma
chimes, and thorough test Of their capabilities b.
all who are in anv way Interested, when their supe
riority over others will be proved in the following
| respects viz
| az They are simple In construction, and thei.
management is easily acquired.
az They are reliable and dura ble-pure In theil
oprraI0n, and the strongest Machines made.
~ They Are . hrm lock stitch (ahke on both
sides OF the fa6ric sewed), and USE LESS THAN
HALE THE THREAD consumed BY chain or elastic
stitch machines. =.
~ They have circuIar.fred. (Which is in con.
san contact with the work. thereby enabling It 10
sew the nneSt fabrics with perfect ease and to pass
over seams or sew any uneven surface with rapid
ity, without change Of tension.
They sew equally we'll the very lIghtest and
the heaviest fabrics
EB They have straight needle with perpen.
dicular mo ion, which is absOlutely necessary for
heaVv work The needle is easily set, requiring
neither wrench nor screw driver.
E1 The stitch can be readily heightened or
shortened. While The machine Is in motion.
The under-thread may be the same or coGrs.
er man the upper one thereby ObiAinining q strong
er seam than upon Oii er machines.
They brnid, bind, hem, fell, quilt, and gather
and sew on at the same time
ES They will fasien of the seam and commence
sewing tightly at the FIRST stitch.
W They surpass all others In protecting the
dress OF the operator from oil, the machinery being
eDcaSed and thereby also kept free from dust.
W Cleaning and oilinR Is the work Of only few
ser"Lhs % no screws to loosen ar plates to remove.
W They run At different rates OF speed, and are
not surpassed for case Of operation or rapidly OF
motion
PRlCES-From Fihy to Sixty.FiVe Dollars.
a|S Every Machine Is warranted and furnished
with Gauge and Hemmer. and the usual machine
hxiures. Gauges OF all widths and Duplicate Parts
OF Machinery always on hand.
A. G. ARvIDssON, Agent,
June3tfJ Placervllle.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

THE undersigned having made every
lRIn arrangement for the accommodation o
HIa TRANSFERS AND TRAVELLERS, as
EAA sure them that all who favor them with
their patronage, shall be entertained in u manner
tfat cannot fail to give satisfaction, and at very
low prices.
Purchasing everything the season affords, and
employing the best Of cooks the pledge themselves
To- spread before the patrons o. the Riverside, the
BEST TABLE to be found between Placerville and
Nevada Territory.
Tie Bar will always be supplied with the Fest
liquors and cigars.
- Stable room for teams. Hay and Barley al
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
REID T. KENNEY,
sepg+3ml P,oprielors.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

POGtuOnem ent.-The above sale Is hereby
nostpo,ird until THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th,
1866, between the hours OF ~ o'clock A. and p.
N FRED. HUNGER,
Administrator Of said Estate.
August 25th, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

10 7 9S 1889 2da aa7 sa aS4 2 1865 .o rs
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
NOTICE.

rTVHTS b 10 certify that have V1esa a q
i O. KING hIs time, 70 tPanaalk - ~ hlms
oolG and that have no aarthsp - A4eos.
vices. nor vill BID mys:A Fs1I =
d" 0'0~"s '' -" 6GNn1
sssssEtElis. Ausws IN, ss4 ta ~
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Rheumatism Can be Cured.

TIVE undersigned would inform those who are suf
i ferhg from rheumatism that he has, after
years ni research. succeeded in cumpounding
medicine that has been proved, in numerous in.
stances, to he an INFALLIBLE REMEDY for all
Rheumatic Complaints no matter NJ low long stan nd
ing THE CALIFORNIA RHEUMATIC REMEDY
consists Of three distinct pr parcto :, Nos and
heinR for Internal uss, and No. for external This
medicine does not conta in mercury. any other in
jurionS ingredients. THE CALIFORNIA RHEU-
MATlC REMEDY is warranted TO give immediate
relief aud 10 effect an immediate cure. In the most
obstinate Saars Of Rheumatism, In . few weeks, or
the money will be refunded. The California Rheu.
matte Remedy, together with full directions accom-
panying each bottle. will be forwarded by express to
any part Of the Pacific coast, upon receipt OF $40 In
coin or the equivalent in greenbacks.
For sale oLly by
SAMUEL ADAMS;
At the United States Drug Store,
Corner Of Bush and Powell streets,
sept9m3l San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
FOR SALE,

ONE or THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
" LOTS In the City, situated on High street: eel, FOR
Terms, etc., apply TO Ee' ItIoe'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-04

Joe Johnston, in his report OF his
operations in Georgia, from Dalton 10
Atlanta, estimates Shermans army at
10000 men-it was really about 90
0O0-and puts down his own losses at
10000 in killed and wounded, and
4, 200 from other causes He says he
transferred to Hood at Atlanta about
Al 900 infantry and artillery and 10 1000
cavalry. He then states that Sherman's
loss was {" FIVE times ss great as his /;
adding, in the cases in which he had
the means Of estimating it, it ranged
from seven to one to ninety to one
compared to ours, and averaged thirteen
to one" Now let us make use of the
scalpel of our contemporary Of the St
Democrat to dissect this statement
Johnston puts bis own loss at fifteen
thousand, and estimates ours as not
less than Eve times as great" Now
FIVE times fifteen thousand is seventy
FIVE thousand, SO that if Sherman start
ed with one hundred thousand men, he
must have appeared before Atlanta
with only twenty FIVE thousand, driving
before him the forty-one thousand in
fantry and artillery, and ten thousand
cavalry, whom Johnston says he trans
ferred to Hood In endeavoring 70
prove the greater slaughter inflicted on
our troops, Johnston thus exposes him
self TO the charge Of retreating before
largely inferior army. A little com
putation would have saved him from a
ridiculous blunder
But this is not the most ridiculous
aspect Of the case. Our losses in action,
be says, where they had the opportunity
to estimate it, averaged thirteen of our
men killed or wounded to one Of theirs.
His cwn killed and wounded he states
at about ten thousand If this compu-
tation were at all correct, the surprising
result would be that Gen. Johnston
would have put hors d. combat one hun
dred and thirty thousand of our men,
OF twenty thousand more men, accord
ing to Johnston's own estimate, Sher-
man had in his army all told
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a Hnndsnmn ilanlnre.

CHATTANOOGA, March The Gazette
has lengthy details of the capture Of a
rebel yawl and fourteen men at Chap.
mans Landing, below Kingston, on the
Tennessee river, by seven Loyal East
Tennesseans The yawl was filed with
torpedOes, infetnal machines, and com
bustibles to be used in the destruction
of Government property. The party
we're regularly uniformed and acting
under orders OF the rebel Navy Depart
ment The yswl was built at Rich
mond, brought to Bristol, placed in the
Holston river, and thence steered, with
muf1ied oars, to the place of its destina-
ton There instructions were not to
disturb anything until they got below
Kingston, when ths we're to destroy
Government transports They hoped
also 10 destroy the warehouses, rolling
mills, saw-mills, etc, on sthe banks Of
the river at this place. The whole en-
terprise was in charge OF q scientific
officer. The rebels were chsgrined by
being outwitted by half their number
of citizens after having run the gsunt
let of the soldiers 81 Knoxville, King
ston, and other points on their route
About fifty guerrillas dashed into the
town Of Philadelphis, on the Knoxville
road Yesterday, burned the depot, and
robbed the families residing there.
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Marshal's Sale.

ny virtue o. 4 writ ren r. to me directed ON
ID the Creuit COur Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued on the 1lth
day Of December, 1854, " Il expose TO- pub ie sal
TO the highest ldder for cash. at he eburt house
door in the city o. Nashv lie, on SATURDAY, the
18th dsy Of prii 1876, commencing between the
hOHrs # 10 and Y O'Clock m, sll the right title
calm, interest and estate which an rev Z. Trabue
has in end to thu following described pieces or par
GELS Of lant, to-wis: Two pieaes Of land lying on
the waters Of Mil Creek, in DaFids county, Ten
e. 10 Nos. 10 and II, according To a plan laid
down on psgs 55i, Minute book 9, Chancery Court
~ Nashville; Lot No. 10 containing IA acres, and
S. poles, and lot No. ~, con ans 81 acres sad %
poles, and bo'h lie on Mill creek, aud are rear the
stones' River Turnpike road, and about four m les
rom tie city OF Nashville, levied to satisfy
Judgment rendered bT said Corr st its April term
1864, again z. Trabue, and IN favor OF BIZ ?,
Wheelock & Kelly. l.. X. GLASCOCK,
nar4-st Marshal NJ d 4.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY yir.ue Of aWrt 4 IA 10 me directed from the
Id Circuit Court Of the ni,ed States for The Md
ole Tistnct e lean ss-e, issued on the 9Th day Of
Decembe SEA will expose 10 publ G sale = the
h ghest bidder Tor cash. at the Court house door m
tie city OF Nashville, mmsncIng between the
hours OF 10 and II ociosk, IN on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of April 1865 all the right, tt'e aim,
interest and e. arc, which Thomas l.. Gtnn has in
an 70 he following described pieces or parcels Of
land, situate 81 IN the 7ih civil district Of Coffee
cou ty, AL dining The lands Of Jp eph Crawford, J.
F L FarTis, JOab Rowland. the lands OF @. W
Thompson trsct-the lsnds claimed by f. Rey-
u0lds-thel nds o. Ransom Hampton tn Ian s Of
the heirs OF eniam Layne, and the lands OF Mrs
Ledbetrer, one Of said teacts known as the CraW
ford III &C. one as the home place, and the other
The Place where David Anderson once lived, and
con aiming in the three tracts abouf TOO acres, be
the same more or less.
Also, upon at.gct 10 the slme county and strict,
adj lining he lands Of John HEREFORD w II Phil
lirs James Philips, S. ). Gro ket, and lies the
old stage road from Mem innyllle to Winchester,
an cout ms about 20 a res, and is the pl zee on
viii h Browa w Ives, levied on as the pro-
perry OF Wyatt Layne. to satisfy iudgmen' rem
oere be 3 id Cou at lis April term, s64, against
Thomas J.. Gum an Wyatt Layne, ani in favor OF
ia let E. Marin f. r. tILASCOCK,
merit Marsh i NJ. D T.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF a writ rem er. to me directed from
I'D the Circuit Court of The United st ties for the
NJ die District of Tennessee, is ued December 18th,
1854, W n expose 10 public sale 70 the highest
bidder for cash. at the Courthouse door IN the city
OF Nashville, commencing between the hour. Of 10
and IL O'Clock. a. M, on FTURDNY, the 18th day
Of APRIL, 1855, all the right, Il e. AIM interest
and tate which VIM. A. Chestham has in AID to
he following described piece or parcel OF land in
D'yd- on county, Stde Of Tennessee-begiuning at
a stone, the Northwest conner Of lot = o. z in Ut
ley's line and runs North y West sc s. poles 20
the centre Of W lis Creek; thence wn the same
south 4G1zo west 4625 p-les TO stsl1e.at the mon
Of the tIanch: thence down said creek south 3Go
w st 4s po.es TO stake the cen re Of the Whites
Creek tumpi' roal iW~s diately on the centre Of
The bridge, thence sruth G9o esst 10 poles ong
the centre Of sid turopike theuce south $40 east
10 poles 10 stone the turnnke corner to To- No
IT, and thence north $40 east 5TIS poles to the he
ginning beinglot No. &c in plan Of the Page lands
containing IA 66-l0O acres, more or less, levied on
to satsfs Judgment rendered by said Court ut its
Arril Term, 1854, against w. A. Cheathsm, and in
iayof of ". K. Hynes.
Z. r. GLASC0CK,
msrch st Marshal NJ d. r. =
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ q IA 20 me directed from the
ID rcuis COurt Of tn United States for the Md
ole District Of Tennessee. issued the 9Th day OF
December. 1864, Nili expose TO public sale 10 the
highest bidde for cash, at the curt house door
10 the city Of Nashu lie, on SATURpAY, the 18th
d Of April, 1865, commencing between the hours
Of 10 and II o'clock, M, all The right, tie, clain,
i1tarest and estate, which Alexander Whests has
ia end n the following described piees parcel of
land io-Wit: bit ated on spruce street, between
Spring and Broad street. being part Of lot No. l63,
in Nashville, commencing on an alley running from
5prrce street to McLemore street, and running
with the northern boundary Of said alley Re MeLe-
m0e street. l70 feet, thence north With MeLemoie
S rect IS fest 10 Mrs. Ga bOrGe's corner, thence
with her line 70 Spruce street 40 feet, and ito
spruce street south 81 f. ct. - the beginning, upon
which is athree-sto5y brick bu ling and other i'm
proyements, levied on to satisfy judgment rem
dered by said Court at its Oct term, 1864, against
John A. Fisher, James Wheless Alexander
Wheless, and IN favor OF FelloFs Co.
Z. r. GLASCOCK,
marl-3t Marshal VI. D. T.
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY Vi tue # writ 4 IA - me directed from the
D,Circuit Court Of the United ates for the Mid
de District II Tennessee, issued the 9th day Of
December, 1854, wilt expose 70 public sale TO the
highest bidder for cash. at the court house door in
TIE city 81 Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of Auril 1866 all the right title claim and in crest
which W II Eldridge, r. Eldridge aud A. Ed
rdCe has in and to the fol owing described piece or
parcel OF land. to-wit: bounded the nth by
PALMYRA and Yellow Creek road, west by G X.
TIA east by ;. 3. WllliamsOn's land, and containing
2 0 acres, more OF less, and lying and being in the
county OF Montgomery, State OF Tennessee, levied
on 10 satisfy a Judgment rendered by said Court
its October term, 1864, against Eldndge ons,
and in fav r OF Lev OK Raisia Co. Sale TO COM
mence tween the hours Of 10 an / u o'clock, am
E X GLASJ0CK
march4- Marshal VI. D. T.
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue OF writ zen. er TO me directed from
ID the Circuit Court OF the United st ties TOR the
Middle District IF Tenness 2, issued on ihe nth
day OF December, 1864 will expose to public sale
TO the h CHEST bidder for cash ut the Courthouse
door in tn, ci y OF Ne, nyiiie, on SATURDAY, the
10Th day of APRIL 1866, commencing bet cen the
hours Of 10 ana II O'clock g. m all The right tile
claim, interest and estate which Charles Riehemer
hes in acd 70 the following described piece or parcel
of land to wit Ufon hlu and lot OF ground SIT
uated in the town of Murfneesboro, Rutherford
county, Tennessee, now oecuped by Parrish.
and being the same bought by Charles Kitchener OF
7. W Crockett, and bounded on the east by the
lots Of Mrs. Bur on and Mrs. Hail. on the south by
the lots Of Mrs J. d. Alexsnd r on the north y
tn lots OF DAVID Raulston, and on the west by
street. levied on to satsfya judgment rendered by
said Court at its April tenn, 1854, again 4 Charles
Kitchener, and in faV Of Gle fin Melle Go.
Z. r. e. ASC OK,
march4-3t Marshal NJ. d. T.
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Marshal's Sale.

DIV virtue f a writ rcn. er. 10 me directed from
I'D tie & rcut Cont OF the United at FIR the
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued on the 18th
day Of Der. lsJi, vii expose TO pubi tsale 20 tn
highest bidder for cash, AZ ther0urt house dsor in
the city Of shviila, on SATURDAY, the 10 j y
Of Apnl, 1850, commencing between the : : q.
10 and n o'clock, am , all the rig I, title,
and estate VIII Oh NJ. { Og'en hes in snd 10 ID 70
lowing descIte pieces or parce's of nj, to-wit:
Two lots with D the improvements thereon, lying
and being il E6gefeld, Davidson co lnty, Tennes-
se', end bonded as follows Lots Nos. and 6o,
in Henry Bio d's pan or addition of Edg field lot
No. CO fronts 50 Get on Russo street, ard inns
hack alU Y Minnck street. 100 feet to an ley; lot
No 60 fronts feet Russell rect, and luns
back TO feet m alley levied on to sat sly Judg-
ment rendered hy SSH Court az its April term,
1864, sgainst VI e. Owen and in ayor OF Henry
Blool Z. Il. Gle SOCK,
mai4-3t Marshal NJ ID. r.
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NEnrshaI's SaIe.

DY virtue Of WIT Of il 10 me directed from the
I'D Circuit Court Of the United st tes for the Mid
die District OF Tennessee issued en- the 9Th day Of
December lsCf, Will expose 10 public sale 70 the
highest bad Ter 7 cash, At the court hOus door in
the city Of Nashville, on SATURDAY. Tthe 18th dsy
Of Apcir lS65, comm nc NJ between the hours OF
10 and II O'Clock, am, al the ght utlc claim,
interest and estate Wh ch +. Y. Dixon and = D.
Raley has IN and 10 the following described pieces
or parcels Of land, bounded As follows Beginning
az a black va MI az tie upper corner Of tact Of
land conveyed by stewart Dick 70 :. d. Rsney,
ami running st with their line 20 poles 70 water
oak on rlle hank Of pond, theme 40 the pond
with it, me ndeungs south 81 east 81 poles thence
south Y deg. es - poles % Pond braneh, thence
with its meanderngs south So east co poles thence
north "a "a 10 poes, thence north Sc IS les,
north 10 east % % -. thence south So east "a
poles, thence south33e esss - p lee to The mouth
II said brsnch, thence down Cumberland River
with is meanderngs no tn l5' We "a poles, thence
north J59 west 90 Des % the ginning, cont tinIng
% acres, saTe conveyed 20. ). d. Raney ~ A. p.
Sebett on the 10th day Of Nay, 1879 and reg stored
Ia hook z in the Registers ONCE Of Montgomery
county, Tennessee. on page It's.
One other tract Of hand Ia Montg merry county,
Tennessee, and located aud bounded as follows, To-
Wit, beginning ct the \ corner on the Bank o.
the Cumberland rvsr. INNS up the riVer Nth Its
mearders south l9' east - poles, thence south 20
east So poles % baeeh theace south So west ls6
poles 10 pond thence with the Hlesnders Of the
pond south - degrees east thrty-four poles south
twenty one degrees east - poles, :. 30 Z. = poles
70 q small mulberry. thence west 236 poles 10 a
stake, thence north 2i west ~ poles 70 the north
boundary line Of tie Danes surrey, thence esst
40 poles 10 The beg ming, containing sos acres.
moro OF less, The sans conveyed 10 3 .. BaHey
by Steward a Dick, sud registered in the Regis er's
Office Of Montgomery county, Tennessee, 10 Book
z, page 6z5, ieViei on % satisfy judgment rem
deTed by ssid court a. is October term ls54 sanst
.. ]. Dixon and S D. Rsnsy, and IL favor Of Geo
n. Hord Co. <. r. GLASC0cK,
zsgt-st Marshal n. D. 7.
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The New York Times of the 2Sth ult
contains list of FIVE hundred officers
released from rebel prisons, sent TO An
napolis. Brig. Gems. Hays and DufHe
head the list Amongst the number
are the following Tennesseans
Capt F NJ Mccall, Sth Tenn cav
Maj. ] E D0akers, Sth
Mai. Chas. Inmsn, I'd
1t P Aikens, I'd Tenn.
1t Z W Robbs, LIST Tenn.
1t Q FortE, llth Tenn. cav
1t w L Brown, 18th Tenn. cav
1t J J Douglas, 10th e"
1t j W Lent1, Sth Tenn.
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SATURDAY. MARCH 4h, 1865,

SATURDA 7, MARCH 4h, 1865,
COMMENCING At 10 o'eIo-k. AM, consisting
u in parto 10 sacks Coffee, - bbis extra Fanil1
Flour 10 Ibis y Sug T. 20 Cigars, 20 gross fine
cute heEing Tohacco, 20 doz canued Peaches 5 ibis
Pota'oe= & bbls Uhesnuts, % dcz Pickles, 80 boxes
Raisins > foxes FIJI ert>, boxes Almonds boxes
English Walnuts, p boxes candy, 90 mems Men
ire Pia ter Hats. doz Brown 81 deep 4 doz BOYS
assor,ed, d0z Boys sck wool, } doz BOy4' slate
sd z Boys mixed, COz mems National, dozen
mems bown, dOz brown Ration, doz pr nted, 6
doz mens' black ~ deeR, 6 d0z men-' Light doz
p anter 3doz extra Burnside, 10 doz UNDERSTANDS
20 doz Naektes, 100 reaEne note paper, 50 NJ enve-
lopez - dcz fancy soap, 81 doz table cutlery, 2
gross No. Shears, Wrapping Paper, Bassets,
Tubs, BroOme, he Al the above Goods are for
sale in lott 10 suit the rade-
We Will also sell 3 l0t o. Furniture st u o'clock
I Marble Top Buresu, I Side-f BOARD, 3 v ardrnbes
! Cooking Ssove, ] fac MelOdeoa, Feather Beds
Mattresses, hne Meg. Eedstead, l fine RosewCo
Bedstsa :, Tsbes So As, Wa~h- lands, Chairs, &C.
sale Up stairs. The whole catalogue 10 bs sold out
Il not disposed Of At Privste sac mats-lt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-04

The House of Representative have
repealed the section Of the act of Cen
gress authorizing the disappointment
Of Treasury Agents 10 purchase the
produsts of insarrectionarY States.