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JEFF. Davis.

Judge burnett. of Texas, responded g. FOL
lows Ja @ letter from citzeEs Of Texas that
Stale. asking him 10 intercede for JEFF.
DAVIS.
BIcHaoSp, TrrAs, Aug. p, 1865.
10 Nrssrs - e.. McNccl, join HsyHic.
.J0Aa DsnccH, aad otAcrS:
GrNrlENIS: Your communication of Aur.
is. hes this monUnt been handed the.
Do it were n any wise ncedful. / should
feel DO quite impossible 10 find terms adc-
uuate % the tuil expressions OF the seuss-
t-Hus youf very interesting paper has elicit
ed ID IL be possible for me % contribute
mtlh.ng 60 the relief OF our veneruted Exl
President Davis, from the painful circum-
-lance- shat surround him. I know of NO
worldly purpose Co which the brief remnant
oi NV Iiicwould De more cheerfully devoted.
While B hsve noticed with deep sympathy
tne cruel exclusions lo which his incsrce-
rsti9u Is subjected. I cannot conceive il pos.
.ibls hat any respectable portion Of the
Nor are DESTROYS % consumfuate his suf-
b.riues hy the shedding OF his blood. and
trans l1rminc the heroic Chief Magistrate Of
ear -uhdued CUnlriieTacy. into an acknow-
'rd-ed martyr 70 she cause Of DoliiicSl free
dom. What benefit can accrue 90 the North,
b. the South, o. to tbs world by adding few
more drops 10 thv ocean Of blood, that has
been shed In the late unhappy controversy
ID may guHfy the majority of few that are
elalnoruus for his blood, but must offcod the
aeepest sensibilities Of the right-minded of
Ell christend0m. When you sid Virginia
IL mine, he did not desigh, a. ] believe,
hat thr blood Of Jefferson Davis should
alone f5r he errors Of the crest secession any
more than yours on mine
Ayerse. o. have long been, 10 appearing
before the public on any occasion, and
duubtful OF myahility D. render any vslua
be service Do our common friend, submit
myself g. ysur disposal with the Sim
PIE pledge h do what may be possible Tor
me. in the furtherapee Of your benevolent
Intentions
Hery respectfully, your old friend,
DAVID q. BUsHFF.
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She Ronnd:Fable.s

This excellent weekly literary journal,
sftsr suspension Of thirteen months, was
revived on the sth inst BY the former pub
fishers. The number Of that date has been
supplied us By ". C. Collier, Cherry street.
It's contents embrace considerable variety
Of topics in literature, art and politics, snd
are Of genuine merit Editorially it dis
cusses the Future Of The Negro, Reconstrue-
ton Of Parties, The Trade Sales Nuisance,
and the Special Work of the Round Table.
The article on the Future Of the Negro is
statesmanlike and philOsOphie, and is writ
ten in the interests Of the country and
humsnity, and not Of party or section. a
journal Of the character Of the Round Table
is much needed 81 this particular period
when slmost every newspaper formerly de-
voted n literature and the arts, together
with discussions Of matters pertaining t.
civil policy, have become mere pandereri
70 the denornlized tastes ard prejudices Q
the times. The publishers have starieS
well, and If they follow up the course will
vigor cannot fail 70 reach the harbor Of sue
cess. The closing paragraph Of their talu
tatory breathes the proper spirit:
II there besny chivalry in toll, any hero
ism IN patience, any poetry in faith, sue
cess VIII not be wholly VndeserYed. \
grapnel irons are needed to bring back tn
end that was let fall year and more age
The splice Is made. The ship goes on. !
may be a long, long voyage 20 "Iieart
Content but the sails are up; and Wit
greeting TO all, we take up the pen, and ca
bus say, in the words Of the motto that I'd
ward the King placed upon the R0unf Iao
COat-ol-arms-
HON SOFT qui MAJ pense-"
We hope 10 spend many a pleasant sn
profitable hour az the Round Table
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We hope 10 spend many a pleasant snd
profitable hour az the Round Table.
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HOrrid BaFbarltY--Ths InquIsiIlOn
Again Enforced In Panama.

From the Panama star,
One Of the most strocious pieces OF harhsri-
~ ever perpetTated since the dark ages. is
that reported 10 have been inflicted on sun
day night last On sailor Of the American
sch ooner General HsIney. soon atier the
arrival Of the vessel in port the unfortunate
man was arrested and placed in iail AS a
witness 10 prove that the Harisey had
brought rebel troops from Buenaventhra
and landed them near Panama. The au-
thorities being unsble TO set any statement
to that effect by fair means from the prise
ner, put him on the rack, IN order 10 force
false evidence from HIM sgains; the vessel
and her owner. The man saws he was sus
pended by the heels, and his legs pulled
spart until he thought he ahouh be tern in
tive, but hestiil maintained the truth that
no troops were brought on the vessel. In
this way he was tortured until his tormentars
feared thst they had carried their brutality
too lar, and he was released from his fear
iui position. During The torture the man
retained ms senses, and stoutly defended
the innocence Of the captain and owner al
the vessel, but on being set al liberty he fell
senseless 70 the ground The eoor fellows
legs are sadly swollen and msncled. and he
could hardly move with pain. t..
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We Aek

New YORK, Jnhs q, 'o5. Ne chant, Curacao, s.
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Nashville. Sep. lsth. 's5.
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n An VAR ID
For. Sale.

rTlBE nnderg gned oilers for sale BIS splendid
4 Tannery, vi. h al Of the land and appui tsnzs-
cea thereto heo1ung
via also eel with the yard. an q the stock Of
sather tanned and 10 process 81 tsn, O. insisting Of
from coo 70 900 sides Ell Of which h nearly Teady
% be taken 0uL
viii aso sell, II desired. al Of my live stock,
consisting Of Horses Mich Cows, nns lot * stook
HcPs, Beef Caule, g. Also. my Household amt
hIifhen Furniture 30 sc 70 enable The purrha er %
10 on with the BUSINESS without delay. Ny place
Is one Of he finest localities for ths Iannerg ~
mHHus h1siEess 10 Northern Alsban Situated on
= range Of lofty hills overlooking the VelaT Of tne
Tenuessee, and commanding one OF the unest We've
eaatof the Aneghanies Is is uustrpas- 81 IN loint
Of health and water theirs heiug tso sprns Of new
er falling free store water on ire place
This is aso very desTslia plaee loT RoOl steam
saw anil grist MI, there being none within twenty
Iu5les Of Ine place. The building enclosing shs
TanneTy va built With special reierence 70 this -
ciness, here being nothing Necessary noE bul Inc
road ncE being put 10 operation, vii afford good
ar-at f1r eli lumber o. -four that could te sagst
"a ground a. the Mil would be 10 less t5au bail
mile Of rhs shove rosd.
Auy one desiring good Investment for rap 4 10
either Of the above named busneaae1, could rot ~
heuer than % examine ny properly before pufchaa-
nz elsewhere. Terms easy Possession sFen ma
med sicily, II wanted.
Nance. HuuisUile Aa
For further particulars arply b me ~ letter. a.
Deeaiur, Ala, or % ne on the PREMISE az miles
Fest Of Decatur, On he 81. Q p. R ..
SAMUEL =. DARWIN.
seBicIw
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dEFF. DAVIS TREAsURE.-Captain / p
Jones, Of The 18th United States Infantrv
arrived here to-day r. IA Augusta. Ca. Nv
way Of lew York, bringing with him aboUt
one hundred ana ten pounds OF gold and
gelo beliloo, with smell amount Of coin.
% the aggregate valne Of perhaps twenty
thousand dollars. This wealth was racsi,y
ed by the Treasury Agent. and is said ~ Ia
peri OF The spoils captured from JET. Davis
Capt Jones has delivered the money 10 he
Treasury Of the United States Rasliaeion
Letter
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Thr Hon. A. D.. Marchbanks is amongst
the Teuuc cans pardoned last week BY the
President
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South Nashville Street Rallroad
PAYMENT % sTork

csTOCEHOEDER6 10 ths Boufn Eashgils Street
- Railroad C1lnpaay are hereby no ned q ai a
cal for me payment q stock 4 5rferad A. % cHs
3 per cent psyatie on o. hefors the hrss daJ of
September next.
g per eeat. payable on OF before the frst day q
Is 81 cent. usy ale o. o. before ne 6rzt day q
November; and
IS per ceni p1yshle on Or Dalore ne hrsi asy o.
December next
PayIusut can be made b John Lunilde1s 90.
60. al tAs ssroud NsnsnAl RE1E, ef . Lerey
Ai a5sy.i- @'''' A. NELsos. Prss.dszL
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Large fields Of cotton are growing in Cali
fornis--ovsr one hundred acres ia cane Gela
looking we'll. The State Of California offers
3 bounty Of S, 900 Cor the first one hundred
acres Of cotton; also Sc ,seB forth first one
hundred bales Of three hundred pounds
each. over $loO,0oO is donated by the
State for the encouragement Of agriculture,
in Interesting Of various products.
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BLK THIEyFs.-Last Saturday q swindler
visited the store Of Messrs. Thompson,
Ghormly a Co, Cincinnati, and after look
ing oser the rich dress goods in that well
supplied establishment, selected several OF
the most costly patterns, and performed the
oft repeated game of having the goods sent
10 his residence or the place where he repre-.
scented himself as stopping, ON reaching
which he took possession Of the goods, pay
ing for the same in worthless checks. Be
fore the fraud was discovered, the swinilel
made good his departure with the goods.
A similar trick was attempted on L. C.
Hopkins Co, but was de:eated through
the vigilance Of one Of their clerks.
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
+ or Young Ladies.
FokmERur MINERVA COLLEGE,

VSdE hrst Session Of u i Insf'tutou win com
meBce on MONDAY, October I'd, 1865, and ter
inmate on Thursday. June 2Sta, 1885. IL win Be
Bader The immedisie supervisor OF Mrs c. Fen.
ning assisted BY the Faculty Of Franklin College,
and % compesent Feuzle Teachers. The purpose
a tae Board Of Managers is 10 afford Ycung Ladies
tie very reat educational sdvantages
Tie Session vii consist q two Terms, hs in
Franklin College
ExrEssEs rEs TEsH: Board. Washing, Frei, and
Lights, Sl2ol Tuition, incinding Nocal Music, $50
n Sslj; Instrumental Muse, SO; Use 81 fns!rts-
ment s.; Modern Languages, saeh, SO; Drawing
and Plating. SO
For fIr,hsr information, address T. Fsnning.
eeal2- CSe vle
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Aa interesting case was decided East week
In thc Bedford Circuit Cour-that Of the
Bank Of Tennessee ". J. A. Blalemore and
others. The shrlbyvile Union gives the
faIIovug account Oft:
Iu this case ID appears that while this
county was held by the Confederate forces,
aud alter the asscts Of the bank had been
moved ta Chattanooga, by order Of the board
uI directors and by the officers of the bank,
D. q. BinkUuore, one of the defendants, paid
abe cashier. after he had returned, the
amount oi the note sued on, in Confederate
Treasury Notes; the receipt specifying that
thr money received was TO be applied 10 the
uaIc then in Chattanooga. The note ives
uut Do act at Chattanooga. but in the hands
81 the bank attorney al this place. il was
held thai o. wos me payment, the court
ruling that as the officers of the bank had
removed the assets az the bank without
authority ol law and against the interest Of
tLc bank, flT The purpose Of Keeping il be
luud the Feieral zines, and Tor the purpose
u. r.y.ur ard and comfort 90 the Confederate
Das,Iumcut. they had thereby denuded
themselves of an right and authority rs
such uficsrs therefore all their acts from
anI atrr the removal were void, and that
thr ua ylnent Co. the eN-coshier was not bind
ur On plaintiff Defendant moved for a
new tral, which motion was continued until
Jhe next term of the court.
The Hon. A. J.. Marchbanks is amongst
uas Teuuc cans pardoned last week By the
President.
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In he treatment Of the Eye aid Ear, ard othel
GRAMS Of sense. It becomes necessary ~ hsEe :
nod knowledge Of everything pertaining 70 uledi
- and suFeeIy. Whist are called regular PhJsi
cana nay have graduated ia either the old OF neU
school College, aad eHn boast Of e one SIDED suu.
cafon, bon yet, in the treatment Of the Eye and
Fer fail to cure nng.e OBSTINATE case-iOr the
teatueut prescribed In Their works vii not etoct
cure 10 large msioFiiy Of eases.
ia. BRocKMkE S a graduate Of the Missouri Uni
ver-ity-Diploma hangs IN hIs 0tice, and has many
certificates IRON persons cured, which mag ~
ssep By calling Ia.
The Dr. gIsrsnssss cuFes, taerefsre 40 one aeed
fear to employ him, for where Doctor does b1si-
ness IN this manner, It's good evidence that % 10
derstands the nature Of the diseases he tfeals
n8-Au communications, with stamp encioaea'
Renenber his InErmary Is At No. 81 ChHrch
Street p. o. Box No. 80. o.,
Ry permission, he also refers 70 the Ioho-lns
medical men. celeJra,ed IN Ophihalmlc surgsLy
ORD b Quidore q nton Place, New folEi II
Or. X. G. DeForrest h. y; Dr.. lanired, fIii-lsl
Pima; Dr. Bi1gs. Quincy, H.; 1T. ClaTeacs bAkis''
81 ouis, 10
nurf5-srI1
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EYE AND EAR!

Where he may be consulted every day hon to
y O'Clock, A. n, 2 10 pm, sad 20 pm. Con
sultauons free.
&c cures all durable diseases OF the Eve and Ear,
and performs All difficult operations in surgery.
he operates for Gatsraet, without pAln, oJ new
method.
he straightens Cross Eyes in one minute, Ia old
OF young
He inserts, without pain, Artificial Eyes 70 move
Ds. BSonMAs cures Sore Eyes with mild medi-
clnas, which give no pain,
he treats Amaarosis, OF nervous blindness with
a success heretOfore unknown
BE cures every case Of OpnthalEds IaTs, here
tofore considered lneurabe BY the Profession
Ha cures discharges Of tie Ear, caused By 5caT-
la Fever, Measles, or other diseases
&c inserts Artificial Ear Drums, Whsre the natu-
raj drum lu1embrane) has been destroyed uhlch
Improves The hearing Immediately
he operates for ATtlhcid Pupil falling q the
Eve I'D he rsrne5ics ht once.
lie cures the most obstinate iorTos Of OPhthal
mia e two 70 eight Wneks.
b sesses OF he nervous System. VIZ: Chores,
Neuralgia Spiral Difficult esi Nervous Prostitution,
tresied successfully
heretofore unknown.
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DAILY
3unruaI aud asltssenssr
PUsL1sHED EgERY MoRNNsA EVENING
MACON. GEORGIA
f..r o.,ssr Of Cherry and Third Streets
t.zo.,r ernoUh.TrOs Is HrDplE ASD s0r rH'A I-it'S
gE0BGfA.
DAILY

THR Old Journal a1i ne.sse'. ~, ever sree
i.-bed In iso9. and regularly - na5er ip o.,
has the LaEfsfr SIC l Nit'
go. oasrug liberal terms % says5.ss 81, 30 90
rs-ebspis. and Utiars, desr = ~ ~ -vs-ts n
sioe~s gsnerslly known WI 90 -
our columns.
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INDUSTRIOUS EKrKCroRArIoN.-A little boy
tsu wears OLD son Of Mrs. Ira Elliott, Of
Lincoln. Vermont, has disgorged, after
dr,gdmilv suffering from dangerous cough,
arr1mpduiod by violent spasms, snake
eighteen inches long this horrible reptile
had the grace 60 vacste M last, the premises
Bee had 90 long inc0ntinently occupied,
Greatly % the relioi OF the poor child. His
.ardshlp sported ana alternately green aud
yellow striped skin, and appeared a. lively
as Do he we've irutcnigine WITH his brothers
lu N.ugal Jungle. he was taken care Of
Hg Nrs. Elliott. who intends 80 preserve hun
a, Oh fa1.lg rtlir. Young Eiliott has lsn-
.li bed .ur a year, hut rapidly improved
ifIn che moment this unwelcome guest left
In. - M.c-. O. IEI.rrr.t
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Notice
10 Turnpike Co.'S in Tennessee.

orrIcr CHrrr OF AarFRHASTER, DxrT or TEsx.ssrxl
RtsHynzlE, TEss., Sep. llih. 1s6S. I
Under instructions from the Major General Com
rnsndinz Military piTision Of tho Teanessee, the
Tnrnpike Composites throughoaf tbs State, are no
tiled that they sra 81 perfect hersl % resume tie
control of their respective turnpikes, wherever
thew elect to 40 SCI and % msnags and direct the
aaairs OF their ssssral conpariee, with the sane
irssdom a acten thsy possessed before tee eresk-
- - y ''- A. J MAcKkY,
Col aad ohefe N, Dept OfTsanssass,
sepi9-Iot p
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Ar. John Robins, for sixIy-six years a
rnerehanto Of New York, and formerly one Of
tbs most active business men in The country,
dice feF days since At the age Of So. He
Jeff fortune Of s., 00o, 900 70 theehildrea Of
his brother, Ntthsu Robins.
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Dissolution.

TAE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il Vim. Geeny aud Vim. l.. White, under the
nsFne or 'rlenny White Propueiors o. the Rr-
Nni tsienny is nloue stJhoraed % use tha name al
he arn % liquidation. He assumes 40 The habf.
ihea, and vii collect alt claims dne said firm
WM. GlENNY
". j. WHITE
Nashville, Sept. 18th, IS. sePi4-tf
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NovI Law sUII.-We are informed that
sn old citizen Of one Of our western coun-
tee, has taken legal advice and win shortly
hrine suit against q prominet rebel neighbor
on the following grounds: Sometime, We
belieye, la l562, the old man sent his son, a
minor, upon some errand in the neighbor
hood upon the way he was met by the
rebel ueighbor who prevailed upon him, for
Z stipulated sum Of money! 10 enter the
rebel service g Substitute. The suit will
be brought by the father for damages by the
aces be- awarded in this ease, Of which We
think jhere can be- no doubt, this suit will
be- followed by many similar ones. In cases
where the son has been killed heavy dam
ages viii be awarded.
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s. u FIFE g Z e 8
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! Aet!!!
TARRANT &C,

TARRANT 4 Co:
Gentlemen I am resident OF Curscoa, and have
been disposed to write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your SELTZEg APERIENT As a remedy
for Indigestion and byspspia. desire 20 EXPIRE S
70 you my sincere grattude for the crest nenet the
81 .ILER has done nv WIFE,
For four or i've years my wife las bean sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and siier being under the
testnent Of several Doctors for two OF three years
she was finally induced TO seek the adyice OF a
lesrnsd Physician, Doctor CshiHlis o' Neneznela,
who immedia ely treated her with Your EFEER-
NE5ChHT SETTER APERIENT. sre began TO
improve st once, ami Is now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel i u be my duty for the good q humanity 10
make this statement, feeling thaEa medicine so val.
uable should I've widely known.
Trusting voc Will give this publicity, and repeat.
ing my earnest gfuhtnde and thanks
am very respectfully yours,
S. ID. c. HENRIQUER,
New York, Jhns IS G5 NE chant, Curacao, s A.
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fIo the creditors cf ghe estate Of VIM. J. Eason,
u deceased Hsviug suggested the insolvency. of
- sstele 20 me Cerk 81 the County Court OF
smith county, tennessee I hereby rive NON fle
nolee required Of me 70 give, 70 hIe your c.aims,
Gated as prscrloel hY law wi II The Clerk OF
sac Court, on " before the frsi Monday IN hsrch
1855 or they VII he forever barred.
JilRN A. JONES,
Adm'r q ssid Estate.
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WuHBRAwrL on TRooPs.-A dispatch
from Washington under date Of the lth
save
The example in the case Of Mississippi,
that Of aIio'ring the militia to preserve order
in piace OF the United States military force,
WI be followed very soon, ii is understood,
iu Virriuis and other southern States.
Ifthi= b. doae, il VIII manifest, on the part
or ibe President, great confidence in the
Southern people. We hope they will not
deceive hln
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Governor Marvin, Of Florida, has issued a
Gull for an elecsiOn Of delegates to a state
Convention, on October 18Th.
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AdminIstfaior's Notloa.

no the creditors Of the estate Of Jno. W Donsho.
= deceased. Having suggested Tie Insolvency OF
sad estate 20 the Clerk oi the County Cour Of
notice required Of me 70 give, 70 fie sour claims
authenticated a. prescribed BY law, VITA the Clerk
OF 81 Corrt on or before the 8 st Monday in Feb
rlsry, lSe6 or they Will b. forever haired
JAMES c. WILLIAMS,
sepl4-ttWe AaIn + OF sd Fstaie.
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oru WEEKLY

= ,.,.t .d~srhsirg uf some eight or
Oonl-.es s.'' - Is circulated throughout tie
- ..,..s -,a Sorfhsrn sfafes generally
80 .lls.- 1870 Their adTe srseIaenis VIII ne
nonsy, W. o i'''-' g. ROSE 90.
sH.s5 f 3. isgs. F''Pa'''''' l,spia-'sssi
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"a l.a@ es''''4 DE-. nOsIzL


esVNTs WAaTKD FOR 2 Tiill SIC. q Z g
a 5fCa. Is Fleld, tne Dunzeca, 80 -
-.1rH TIE mosi i1lefss..i - .-',-.,- -
-. 80 .rrsreaes foF four years -
49,. 49, a1st4 M fiie secfet seTftr -
.iss-'l..soH u eai apoind e sigr'lg -. III
eonilia nors e - -. -. -. 80 ~
~ 49, gofE3, BsQo, 80,
sA- rs y 81 lrest rpe-aaaHi
assiaszs-atE.
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The suffering mi hons in our land 70 give this
remedy trial convinced that by its timely use
many may be Teliesed, many cured Of Dyapepsis,
Heartburn, souT Ssomsch, sick HeadEcr e. Dlzzl-
ne-s. Indigo -tOn, lies, G stiyeness, h lous AZ
tscks, Liver Complain s, Rhelmaic Affections, &c
Resd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with "a h tot
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARRANT 4 co., 27@
GreeuEich street, New York.
~ For sale bv Al Druggists. rnsvs.ly
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ON the IAN inst, between the Cartel and Ger.
" msntoan, fort MonRs containing one HIM.
died aud Ten Dollau. TIE fader viii be suitably
rewarded On lesylng q a thus oties. sepl4-2le
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Lumber, &c

n WILL expose for sale AZ Pubic Auction on
il .WEDNESOAv, the seth inst, AZ 10 an az TIE
IaYlos Yard, on High Street, eouih Of Brosf Rssh-
vile Tenn, the fol- wing properly, va
is26sss feet Mixed Lumber irefaseA,
81 SIS ieet Pine Lumber lrefiisel
ls7 Benches, assorfed,
2a5 Tables, assorted,
3 Bah Tubs
IS watering TroGghs, sF
4 kneeeing Trough,
= Feed Troughs,
los Window sash,
81 Buus1s,
g NiaG0W Frames,
g. nooTs,
I Wash Tub.
Terms Cash, IN Government Funds ProDcrfy 10
b REMOVED bY the purchaser.
~ nrssr 81 COL. \. J. MacKkr, Chez Uusytsf.
mssteE Depsrtnento a Tennessee
a. Y, WILLS,
EePl3--Ss bTs Ma, ssd A. q n.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-14

Gov. Parsons, Of Alabams, has appointed
Albert ElmoTe, Esq, Secretary q STATE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-14
WE HAVE IN STORE

WE HAVE IN STORE
90 Pieces Raging. superior qualify,
100 Coils Of ksps,
so Barrels Of Flour, test quality,
20 Bags Of Gomez
SO Barrels Brosn sugar,
% Barrel Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
80 Barrels Mulisses
50 Half karrsls Molssses
leo Bbls OF Liquor, assorted,
90 Kegs syrup,
leo kegs Mails, assorted sizes,
Sl1 Barrels Salt,
90 Hits Mack crel.
20 Barrels White Fish,
% Cases and Boxes Tohrccu.
% u, zen Brooms,
20 bOAes Spice,
- Pepper,
II A" Gnget,
- " Indigo,
. Casks MaddeT,
Together with a General Assortment o.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-14
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All medical men ana the prsss rrcnmu end Oh
STRICKLAND'3 ANTI CHOLERA MINTURE e.
the only certain IemeGy Tor D arrhoa and pYsen-
terv. i Is a combination Cf Astungents, Ahsor-
hents. sumulants, and Carmustve5. and is ssg-
rant "a to effect cure at-T eli ot1er means hsFa
fmled; espacslly IN chronic csses-