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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

The following is an extract from a
private letter received by Mr.. A. St.
Louis, of this city, from a brother now
in California. The mines spoken Of are
10 Nevada.
4 y x
Charles and Hhave Just returned from
a trip to the mines about two weeks ago,
and we have some very rich Claims
The cropping on top Of the lodges pays
$500 to the ton, and there is to be two
mills put up there this winter, and sew
erai others in the Spring. So we can
work our mines to advantage next sum
mer. l have 1000 feet in the mines
| and eight others in company have LAID
out 1880 acres of land for a town site.
We have plenty of water, enough TO run
tNenly mills, and plenty of timber for
building purposes; about forty miles from
this size. l took up $50 acres of salt
land, which is about three feet thick of
the purest and finest salt ! ever saw
This salt is worth 10 cents per pound in
Austin, which is only SO miles.
Gold Claims near mihe is wer!h $40
a foot, and | have been offered as much
for some time Of mine. -Ruio Richard
son Co. Register. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
PUBLIC SALE.

0H 'aIuIG"y S%UUH1J -0TU T017.Tus r1z-u o.
1edtty C9mmi-sioaers sill sell It Public sale 10
tne hlgest 51dier for easa on the paaiuisos, the
iuHiher and 81 Tls.agiat of TIE Old Brstzs across the
Little Nemaha, Known as Langis Bridge.
by an 0rd1 o. the Board
WiLLIAN j. HOyEER. G. Csk
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

Old Sterling Pnce-Who had his PRICE
WAC left his Uncle SAN,
Dcded our laws, for 3 Southern cause
That wasn't worth a d-m.
He loved tie name, and claimed the fame,
o. MiSsoUri's LiAerstor-
But here he's fOuad, beneath this ground,
Like any small Pitater.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

IS FR
q The coasas
On the thirty-hrst dsv
the A1dltcr o. the Pc ers.
% The Statute Of a. =
iSth. 1854. siu
let The nsms - tsis
SoEAHCk COzP4KT. : i "a,
"a: ne ineunt ., osyi.. i'IA
STOCK
=, Ire uosuai o Cssl.,,
btssE pad ", is
IN Cash en- haza ar -
Bsnk
Cash in hands o. Ar,7,, S'saa
me'9F'e e sraashIs.sasas,.
slls receivable ior leans
secured - gereaal 49,
collateral aac1ritt
Bfils reCeivab 8 fur f,,su1ia
secu- 81 - Rear Dsfu.
estate uneaeumsssst a.
Stocks ard Be0ds as ,O,l9s-
80 shares Q s Trnst Co. 'siat p
p@ny' stock n. Yer
10 shares ketrspsbf,- SbNa
STICK New YORK,
zoo sharsS M~a1ufsctu-. A,es
and AerehAEcs baak
New York
500 shares Mechanics baak
stock Nav YORK.
zU0 shares -sIerchanss5 = va
cn@U-o bark stock NJ.
100 shares h~erchants' "N
bank stock, Eew York
~ shErss Earmers adHs '~s
chanicf oh SIX Harlem
500 shares cts b sI'R % .
30 shares Aetna - 2
9o0 90 PlaeuIx - %
300 do Msrvas.sie bank q
stock. Hartford.
I25 shares State bank s.1 30 u
Hartford
81 shares Hartfsrd bfEal Ea
EarEfOrd.
GO sssrss Conn River II
stock. Hartford.
10 shares Hartford CO. ~
stock Hartford,
lC0 shares New Britain b5k
stock, New B1tsin. CT
100 sha - CiliEs1s 1'kEtk :"
Va. bury CT
IS shares Wzrsrburv brr 7
SIX waterbury CT.
so sbar e. Nay4rA Dist
ok SIX, 81. Csth'TaCF L..
$50 shares ontario b'ks.'h
B0wwSn-viile
100 shares so oke Ta.sr
.WeT c. s stock
2eNsE Bdtaln Wlls- 5spss
10 Hartford Git bones
% Tenn. Ststs bonds
o. s. stock, 1S-lO Treasury
Notes h.
Q. s. SKIES OF 1851 49,
D. S Pivs Twentias e..
9hio State stock - 1910 49, n
Ban Francisco bJlGs S.
~
Accumulated Interest e. Lam
fetal assets
r-H-rw 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
lccEmulatsd Interest 81 LslI
Tstsl assets
LABiLIuES

Bth, Lisbi tiles to Banks, or osaas &,
OF not doe
sth, Losses adjusted ard dus
7th, Losses siiber adjustsi0 or
Sth AdjGttsi and De- due.
SLh, L0ssss il Suspense vA.ins irtr
proof
10Th. All cthsr claims syninst tC.-w
ANAL f9r printing, 80,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
State Of COnnsefieu! CO
County Of Hartford (

OCGA u AAAA sADtN
l. Chas. ". Johnson AssL Gen
Court e. Hlr f0rf County; 81 be
request - tie oHc-fr 81 TIE P.ls-l
pang n E~tartr9rd, hars-eXfua9
strck standing in the mans u
such examination hud szif cs-s5
actual capital Of FoCr Uulj-sf Els-n
vested ia stOcksC q a. lr-a ~ rige
nose clearly yet forthmfls 4.IerafEi
condition " said coupsag 70 &c AutlH
tory % Nebraska
Isls0 certify thrf Ge1-H 2r
I appended - the ~Jur4L0f IRE
msut Va , On The Gay o. 81 sc at
p ;bnc. 10 and for zoe county
ICED 90 zdmiasie- oaSA-f r1rl
IN Witness Wbere9f Q tUF
g. }Lana ans sIExss .-r sii
= 90 BArli0rn SONY a4A-A
d. 1854
Apri5 A D 1854
UG
Eso,s an Af,n D. rA.ss Process
NIX FTPE IESUEASC- l
es-et a. II -rtf-rd. IN fhF sn-
hereby Douinste AID = -p1
svcce-sor.. rhs ~f1il9Trts 1l
DapssI c.. Sanders
JaUps Sweet
r. y Hrchc"ck
ID N Vince or
a. their trrs aua lzvf-i Ageui.G-
act ia the ramesni tet d ~
re-s 81 FIRE IN~JH N. u lls
"A. A.d he sail c1air ~ r'a
r.Hq ~ ga-ssH, % 4csH w re
sufh z.eJf>a aforesaid. 80
q ga FL - Il served ~ iae
AVS II the Territory oi H-.
state, ald Hdivius al ei-il o.
such -erv.ce.
Wi e the zeal a. the sa'dF
p.ry au1 he a
}Ga4t ard Secretary 1s
Sz,esf -CcnaecLe-ii U
A d. 1854
VIZ. 2. GLAZE Secretary.
Hste
This Is 20 certify ~. ias
nan Of Hartford. Q 81
Ee6r8sKz, drri-g eyearl -
ef Twsntg * HuE1Fs. ard
las (82 SOD s.
Wituesa. - c5sp1ra.s seal 81
P-e-itsat ans Se-fe
I.LsU az arc Ia e p
L;s
VII B CLARK Se-fsA"
Stole Of Connecticut So
$500 r. U~~HNarH
Personally a7yes-ed z
WIN. p. CIsrk, Secretary ,ci
Comoahy Of Hartford. zrt
statement BY tAon s-os-nss
y
me : is e Conmlssisas; i'' %
certfara5 O. Be
Go expire JiHaa7 u.s.
DIP
OFFICE or lLt
OMAHA, Ne5
Whereas, P. ". HiieEeoo
enix TnsuTancs
.ceated a. Hartford. in the
fled nthis Omre a copy o.
said Company aEd q sistel
ambition. as requires ~
be Territory OF Febrask1,
Sen TO I~nsursnce Cou7al-sii
sec : and where's. sad
ltsfer~i-ne satisfactory eTict
= vor- UurereF Uccssnd
invested ia stocks q 20 lst1
gs-fgsFes on Real - are
TLicb lie saue mQri-st
any has dlsi iu -It5 --ra rr-rs
e seal o. the COMPANY
secretary thsre5f, auLno' rss
irownFi 10; James wee
Iithnock Omaha; ard y
o acknowlsdrs se1vics Of
sfd comDauy. c0DssHtIHg IA
he Aforesaid psrsons SAIL Pc
aid as n served upan he
~weof as rarrito-v or aDT
N claims OF errors - $50. 4
7hereas 0ANIEL @. 3AADn
iiissnci9ry evidence uaaLA
aid coupzEy5 ar e
In8reIOre- he u
MS. natin parsuancs q
Hareso auditor Of tls
srabg ccstiiy Tat ~gf
BANEEL c. sAADS
a fulf authority to A. IS 2
r-rsrrares q rssacy. o. Bfe
Nebraska ard ~ GO AZ -,du
hair OF ssidcompa3y anle
such AGENT. sud o. tas
/ he sfst day ~ Jauuaiy'
sooner revoked r7r0t
- IN WITTESS W.
81 ny name aud 30
lfor's On . ~ Ds
~ A. D. 1854. ~
SIS
RS 80
hUary ON, 1850.
.R7gD Apples Ddii Pc
VosR CsudIsA etc ~-as
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
LAND FOR SAKF

The beautiful taet Of Land known q. 10 au.-
wood Fss0," containing Ice sc-es. sitntt,5 ne
mile West Of Browagiile. is for ~si a73'v 10
lj-4t pd WILLIAM n Hoover
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

Stats o. CsEEseticuf, 90
C0sBfy Of Hartford
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

TAKEN up by the undersigned. living tw5 mlss
above Brownviile. Aemaha C5uu.s. sebrsska. On
the ioth csy OF DeeeBbsr one black hprss colt.
tEo years Old, very paor Baen taken IN. NJ marks
or brands, l5-3t ISAAC JE.fFERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
The News.

New YORK, z.
Worlds Washington CORE pendent
says il is rumored there that Lee bad been
placed in command Of all the rebel ar
mies, and Bearaegard in command OF
the defences Of MISUNDERSTANDING
himself TO proceed tossSouth Carolina, and
concentrate the rebel forces in that quar-
ter, and check Shernan's proposed usove'
ment northward.
Shernan's movement was considered
by Lee as more important than any
Grant can make upon Richmond IN four
months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
ESTRAY NOTIGE.

Taken up BY she undersigned. lying SIX mites
Wsst Of BrOmnviiis, Dec. 14sn, sns sed and phirs
stear, thres years I'D last spdag.
l5-9t y EssEDX.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

II You have any description Of prppertD 60 di-rose
call at bliss's Auction Rooms ho gets the highest
prisss foT sll kiniz o.. old traps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

HR4ED tpp,ss D.iid Pc
y posg CsudIsA etc
A. EsIz
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
ETemDhis 8.

NN-0IPAA~ V'
Gen. Dana received information from
his cavalry force sent cut from here OF
the 2Ist They struck the Mobile and
o. railroad five miles below Corlnth, had
on the 27h utterly destroyed it to below
Okolona. % bridges, great deal Of treslle
work, 81 cars, 300 army wagons, 1900
caTbines, destroyed Forests camp of dis
mounted men at Verona, six officers and
90 mau caD,urpd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

" GotEIuS -NHJ Y
A lette~ from Loudon county. Va, Sd
says: the cavalry FORGE il S~horilan'Sar'
my visited The Upperville and Middle
bury on the 9th, destroyed aud carried
away considerable amount of property
belonging to secessionists IN that neigh
borhood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

Bank
Cash in hands o. Agent. 'sas
me'9Fse G. FAashlIsisasass
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

Mems and boys Hats. aud CAPS NV styles for
sale a. Low figures, at Bliss, Auction Rooms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

&4ls receivshls for I.,B,
secured ~ ERrnrlI -,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

Large Stock Of Il 1ys Boots aud Shoes, at cost, at
Bliss Auction Rooms Two doors east or the POst
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12

seeut 81 - Rear Ds,ae "a
ks$l estate une1cumsas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-29
NO. 253.

Col. Jas. P. slalxe OF the 47th Indiana
has been commissioned Brigsdier General
WAszISgr0S, Jan. 2s-The House se.
sPart to-day, especially for the sjdsra-
tion Of the snti-slavery constitutional
amendment. Il being the intention 20 take
a vote on it Tuesday.
Higeee Of ILL., spike il favor Of the
amendment
CAIRo, Jan. 2s.-The FIRE last night barn
. all Of She new wooden buildings erected
on the site Of the fire oflast September. The
principal losers are John Check, dry goods
merchant, Oswald I Co., millinery aud
fancy goods, swayne, grocer, Z. Csher
clothing merchant, and Swayns miliner
Total loss about SSO, 900, mostly insured in
eastern companies.
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COUSTERFEITs.-Inform has E.s- 20.
eeived By G.. L. Barlow Co. .lrt certain
arugslsts II this city have been raIu.rg I'D
on persons calling for DIR. VoIfre'e Pin r.-
faie an article OF their own u.aua..a...
which they say is superior t. t.. .......
We would advise sG persona 60 eel. TAO
genuine and should you require any med.
cine for the Itch, Hing worm, Tef.er. or
any disesse Of the SKIN, do not suffer ea-
anPrinciPIed man 90 impose ouy other
Preparal'on on you, but get -r. VrLs.ss
flnE Cerate, manufactured b. q. T.. Err-
tow / Co, NO lg}l Deederiak 1t-set. Ea,.-
vile, Tenn.
7. S.-A liberal discount made 90 feals5a.
Sent by mail 20 any address on recgirt Of
81 u. be sure that you gst ths genuine.
sep24-tf
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4 SUPERIoR REgEDT.-We can c1u-e.c7-
tiously recommend 70 those suueru- from
distressing cough. Dr.. Strickland. Ns Biz
duous Cough Balsam. It gives relic. al
most instantaneOusly, and il witdaI not dis
agreeable 10 the taste. There is no doubt
but the MeiliduOus Cough Balsam is one Of
the best Preparations IN use, aud Is al tIa-
is proprietor claims for it. We have t-.af
u during the past week, and found rehsr
from most distressing cough. Ir fs rrs-
pared by Dr. Strickland, so. Ease I1.r.h
street, Cincinnati. Ohio, uaI i1- ,4ls by
Druggist, at 50 cents per JotIo.
aP29-f sasu-Iy
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On Wednesday, the First day Ol
February, 1865,

tha r.resNea typa machinery, nAteTiA "a IN E4s =
- ~ fhe Nashville hutF1Ot newspaper noI 10
80 ,,,.s.ssston and used BY Vim. Ceme1on 20
propr,etors of the Nashville Union pesspePe.l
ojenng tie hddRss thsreoe q seyeS s9oSs so
dollars Aud 4 vii also, nneieF $40 isas
a A. 5. CsuIp o., on the house ana lot leAs -. -
Dr. HOyte IL Nashvfse, being The sane hoHs % , -
lOt used - pnniag estAosililasn, y - - - ~
eron 4 O. Uhtah tssss expires on the - da1 :"
July, Isa5. =, - = 80 - s-S,,n
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An the GOODS in the above List win be 500, with
o,,t reservation. for oSR DoILAs eseh uernncates
III ali tie various articles are Pacsd 10 nmliar an
Velof.es and sealed. These enFelOpes w o sent
- n5sH cs delivered 81 our otboe, without regard
~ eAotce. On receiUng a eertioesfe you VIII see
mi Il represents, and 4 is optional With yoo %
ssod ons ,1ollsr and receive the ar3cle named, OF
-, stl,sr, N sna hat % cane Ealas- N e uanac-
t,S,s ~ nail We chsrRs for forwarding she cert h-
Gates paying postage aod oolns ~ =. -. -. - =
FIESsS for q TRIHFI for s.; s!xrT-SIys 5or SO
80 or HvNpzE1 for SIS. By tbs mode We give
sIction- froun 4 SarieA stock Of me goods, Of the
80 raake and lstess styles, and Of EiIlese worth,
al nonninal proe, while al hhve oeAnos q seoo-
Tino srteles o. the very highest vslus-
Ts euarantee entire satisfaction n sveIy asss
and n there should be sny person dsseusnea with
- srtlcls they may receive they may ifnrnsdlate-
~ yrafurn 4 and the prics VII be refunded.
AgrNTs-Ws allow those acting ~ Aysnsi Ten
r,snts IN eseh Certhcate orieFeds proFioed tbeir
rsT-lftsnse amount 70 One Dollar.
TheV vii ooIlert twenty ave oena ior eFeiJ Ger
liacsts and rossinRg 10 cents remit 70 os 10 cents
Ns -; s-1z4-... GRO. DRMERTf 4 90,
isnl.sn se BTosAEsy, Aez FORK
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MsrshsI's Sale.
pIsTRICT COURT FOR TIE MIDDLE
- - pIsTRICf OF TENNESSEE
The United st-tss
! Information
the No. a
sts Volumes Books seiEed - thf
n,ronertV of John /. Hopkins

~. ALleJulhttOn
az Volumes Books stlEed ss the No. a.
property q John L. Hopkins
nURsUkNr TO THE COMMAND OF A van
citieni ErponAs issu-i ID THE eaIss nom ssid
Court, on TUESDAY the Slst day o yAne.ly, @ @Lse-s
~ = adjoining the City Hotel oa the south for
-o,iy orcut,ied by Messra A. J. itunssn Co, on
,ss nuk1ie ssusre u NAzhFlle, Team :, 4 SU sal
- - "a the highest bidder AZ pub . auction
~. 49, NJ property seizsd snd condemned "a
-, cal,se ~ sad Court ~ forfeited % Toe United
o-.tss - 80 ats Volumes of kooks-
EDWIN r GLASCoCK,
t.,Il-at MsrshAl Middio DIST. Tennessee
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a. N ELSON, Administrator Of the Estates Of
GEO. ". DONI9AN, and SAMUEL sEAY,
Attorney 10 hctf for Mrs.. 3. A. BrockWsy, Ex-
ecutrE, 6c.. Ac-
VIZ, L. MURFRER, Adminstfator o.
the kState Of John Sl3eT, deceased.
phinehas Garrett.

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
raj GtteaOB 10 the examination of Titles 70 Proper
hss, writing Deeds of Conveyance, Lease and Other
iegal documents.
We deem it Unnecessary, In Ghis community, II
say that hr Garrett Is tho best examiner Of titles
snd writer Of Deeds In Tennessee. For tWeo.y
years he vas fixture ~ our Courthouse, twelve
O which be served as Register Of the county ty
election az the hands Of the people. HIS careAL
kithfld and exact manner Of doinE Susinsss is
vel known, and we eheen0lly reermme-5 hiu 70
ali those who may hsVs any ting ln his Line 70
transact. NAM
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The Tennesses Almanac, the only one
Published with calculations fof-the' raeridi-
an Of Nashville. Sold By r q Singleton.
jan24-2w.
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JOhnsonvilIe.
"E ARE NOW OFFERING FOR sA1E, OFsE
w $50 Building Lots. N ths
CITY of'Johnsonville,

published plan Of which can b sesG g olE oi1loa-
aRd 81 the pTineipa Hotals and olhef Paue F4aoes,
IN this city. Bang eliRhy located e1 ass kAst
hank of the Tsunsssse ri9sE, 80 niles hom "a
moufh, and et the terusiaus q iae NesltiAe end
Northwestern RAllrosd dista1loe o. y mice srofn
duestve country AMI hsng in almost constant rivsr
communication with many of the nost iraFsoF1ent
csDmercial eitiefT o. TIE North and southwest,
uluss At no distant Gag, become aeity O sast osi
ness importance. sDsh al Opportunity for safe
and pre- 6tahle inyesfuse1t, h bat seldom 0dsrsd.
We the sole sents for the sale Of Co., md are
fllly Authorised and empowered % gfAn1 aSes 70
Apply . ". MGTT. BROWN 4 90, AEts-.
uoVa4-r ~ ChsrTJ sTeet
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New GOnds-

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes O--,--
Green Corn, and every variety Of "a. raf
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Grooersss
offered at low prices at Tottea's 40. % COL
legs street
ian22-tf
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just received, stock of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's, No. 40 Unionstreet
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CIder.iidar.

Two hundred barrels : sweet Cider
None better ever offered in this market.
I OF SAFE low st CLAEK 4 GBEGoETs,
jan2l-7w(D)
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Fisksrmsn Will and complete assort-
ment Of hooks, lines, poles, reels, snoods
aud all kinds Of tackle at O. ". Pail 4 Co.
jaulp-Im
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II you wish to cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Constitutional Amendments,

The following is revised copy OF the proposed
amendments to the Institution, together with tie
schedule and resolutions accompanying them:
The frs. Ar Gle and the first Section Of the Dec
lsTaion of ghts in the Constitution Of the STATE Of
Tennessee, declares "Thst all power is inherent
10 the people and I'll free governments are found
ed on cir authority and instituted for heir peace
safety aud happiness and for the advancement OF
thee ends they have at sl times an inslenahe I'd
indefeasibls night 10 alter, reform or abolish the
government in such manner As they may think
proper" Therefore, portion oil the citizens OF the
State Of Tennessee and Of the United states OF
America 10 convention assembled. do PROFOUND the
follow ng alterations and amendments 20 the con-
sutution which when ratified by the sOYeTeigu
loyal people, shalt be ami constitute part OF the
p-truianent Constitution Of the State Of Tennessee
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORSE is the first 70 introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every BODY that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself oI4tr
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The Tennessee Almanac published BY
R. II. Singleton, and sold by Booksellers
and Newsboys generally. jan24-2w.
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Mans, EAIIs-400 Kegs for sale by g.
". Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square ian22tf
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Msrshal's Sale.

m TUR INFORMATION oF THE uNiLEgp
sTATiSs urEAs THE PRES9. T1PHl MASnln,SETr l,Er
RY, Ac, or THE NASHVILLE FAIt>Ao4
NEWSPAPER
ny vsy<us Of a wEit q venAitioni Exponas 70 nle
II tssaad and directed frozn The horsoTsl.e ~ -
,sTN,Iit Court of ths United States IoT ths hlee1e
Ostrct q Tennsssse, vii sell 70 ihs blehest D.
-. e,r oash Ia hand at the Nashville Unloa PRINT
Ne affloa IN Nashville,
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Civilians will now cross on the new
Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-29

If you wish to cross the river, avoid the
cars aid detention, cross on the new steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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10000 Dollars Bank Of shelbyvfIs. At
No. 2s Union Street.
jsnl2-Im NH. w.-ss,
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gArks OH ADVERTISING.
10 ADYERFIsKRs m DEFAIL,

AdFertsemsnts in thsSpeciAl Column, first time,
rom l TO s lines, 81 O0-each additional hne, %
cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line. In
LoaL Co.nmn, first time, from 70 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent inseT
tons Is cents per line.
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Quartermaster's Vouchers.

NELSON a MURFREE srs prepared to pur-
chase QusUteTnaster's Youohsrs 1t rsasonstJs
Fatss
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The celebrated miller PlOwI" for sale
By @. ". Pail 4 Co. iAnls-lm
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WeakIey 4 Warren.
No. II. North College Street.
UP STAIRS.

Have Just received a splendid sssortnsrs
OF Parlor, Bed Room, aud Sswi1s Rosu
Furniture, Msttresses, Win Tow G.1s.. sil
sizes, Looking Glasses, Gigt Framss, Fis-
tUres, &C. &c.
Give us a call.
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so. 3, South Nnir-si-es'. Philsd..rr - Pc
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THE coNFEssI0N3 AND E1FEuEycE On

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the author.
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WAE CLAus.-The attention of oil mar
sons having claims against the T.. IS. Gov
eFnment is called % Tho sdve4t.sru.r M
Jno; p lsomi late Captain and paa.g. sr .
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street. 5.-e 49,
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Loans, Bonds and sstcocske.

Loans negotiated 81 this 0fBee State County,
s1d Railroad BOndsi Bank. Bridge, and Railroad
t.uFi.s sold Rs per order nom Customers.
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