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The mails for Great Britain and the Continent via
soss s q n; 10 sss o. ss;s h Nay 1880
stations and B. soT ioS 9uiseA' as Follows
s.'Iss: | ! s sss ! SIS 4 T. l. .
DRY GOODS.
LII LINEN sHEErINGs.
200 PIECES MORE OF THOSE
LINEN sHEErIsGs.
FROM NINE TO TWELVE suILLINos YARD.
0per cent less than they sold
In the auction rooms the las. week.
SWISS My vERS MTE 1SR SaHxF SPOTS
EESs Is. sSS5 VIVA si4s
1 ISL a s5Ssk NHITS GOODS SSSSs.
02 MsEs a tS$ $$$S HEisg''
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MILLINERY IYo Gn3oos.
FANCY FANCY GOODS GOODS
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C. 40.
WHITE e sE sHKrL s6ass fEHT PksRh co.
JUST r. SS EEl TaiI EHT S5E si s4Sl4SoA
- soe s EgsSHkf fi HSer sE z47y.
STYLISH 1900 a6oD sN Al Low Low Prices PEicEs.
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EoR fxCuRsIoNs-TrE spActous xrv p.no,a
~, AN VIZ, and NORTHERN LIBERTIES. with steam,
Uos' lch rs iesfci ST Romans We'll rieaannt Vaiiev
nna o,sef Groves t. let Once 49, West street corner 81
""'''"' H. u. CROSsETI
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LOST AND FOUND.
TOO LOST.-S5 REWARD FOR A YOUNG GREY
- hound; lost on 10Th inst Cali at ~ Pearl street. n T.
EOUND-ON THE 10TH INST. IN TWENTY FOURTH
street, near Ninth avenue aPortemonnaie containnga
small sum of money. The owner have by calling at
4O3 West Twenty third street.
EoUND-A COW. WHICH THE OWNER CAN HAVE
Il by proving property and paving expenses.
NJ. j. LARkIN. Bowery Hotel. corner OF silth street.
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ITO FOR MExICO.-wHoEvER WISHES TO 10
the Emigration Expedition to Mexico about ia
l. send your address, enclosing red stamp, 10 Lop
Spring street Post Office, New York
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DYE WfiiSgEy-I.coo BARRELS PURE RYE wis
~ kfY. distilled IN 1872 for tae by ROBERT FRANCIS,
~ beiltr street Acct ipr John Gtbo~A Sons a Co
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09
Rx.GorernOr Campbell.

In shis, the Nashville District ex-
Governor Campbell is certain to be
elected He is a Conservative Of the
strictest stripe, and is constitutionally
averse to anything refoTmatory and
progressive. IL win be q mistake to
haYe such a fossil 60 to Congress, but
his opponents will be 70 blame IN not
concentrating on some man with other
qualifications besides being able "tO
keep a hotel You may set it down,
however, that the delegation elected,
as a body, will be genuinely loyal, and
in favor of the general measures Of the
Administration.
A great deal of the exciting news
transmitted over the country about the
violent and iaoiitions opposition 70 the
State Government is purely sensation
al Il must be always borne in mind
that rebels will bear watching But
while admitting this, the mere idea
that they are Matching all sorts of
schemes TO overthrow the State Gov
eminent, is not sufficient grounds
10 have them arrested and
thrust into jail A couple Of weeks
since the papers were burdened with
stories detailing the iniiammatory hsI-
angues Of Coz. Campbell, in which he
denounced the Legislature, andits acts
as unconstitutional A few days since
he spoke ia Nashville, and, with note
book aud pencil il hand, | went %
hear him, TO make sure of what he
would say. In the most positive terms
he stated that he held the Legislature
n constitutional body, and ali its acts
valid end binding, but simply claimed
the privilege Of using his influence to
have some Of theae acts repealed, and
chief among them the franchise law
And 50 in nearly every other case, ex-
cept perhaps, that Of Etherdge, and,
with him, / think a little wholesome.
imposed pensnee is quite necessary,
and viii do him good. de must not,
however, be taken IS o specimen Of the
opposition in Tennessee -NGk OR y
J. Triipae
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Ruins Of the RehsIllnn.

A Virginia paper speaks Of the start.
Eng fatality which has overtsken those
who we're the political rebellious lead.
oS ofthat State. At the beginning Of
secession Virgins had Il Cabinet
Minister who was q Sec~essionisb the
Secretary Of War, John B Floyd, he
Is doaI She had two foreign Ministers
who we're Seoessionists Hon r X
Meade and John n. Daniel Both are
dead Her two Senators, Hunter and
Mason, were Secessionists-one is q
Prisoner the other an crilc Her Oldest
and most persistent and among her
most influential citizens who supported
secession, and the man who fred the
first gun ct Sumter was Edmund Buff.
fin. he Is dead The recognized lead.
ers Of the Seoessionisls in the State
Convention were George W. Randolph
ard Ex-President Tyler. RaadolDh Is
ayiag a5road, Tyler is dead She hsd
three newspapers co~nspieuously deyo-
ted to secession, the Richmond En-
quirer, TIE Richmond Examiner. and
the Norfolk Argus The journals are
al extinct aud the leading spiriis Of all
Daniel and Lamb-ars dead
In brief, We are told, there "are not nov
ten nen Of conspicuous prominence in
She secession movement of January,
1851, who remain 10 exereise-if they
possess tho desire-iheir influence to
the movement Of the people to
ward loyalty and reunion.
This slavery tragical exhibit assured
Is We can only hope that Virginia
VIII hereafter hare Tor political repre-
sentatives wiser men than hose narfoa.
minded, hol-headed Leaders who draR> !
sed her into rebellion and rula
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Proposals.
r ARGEGoYERNMENT SALE
or
STEAMBOATS,. BAkGss. AND sHIP-YARD.

T AR5EG GOVERNMENT SALE
STEAMBOATS,. BARGss. AND sHIP-YARD.
CHARACTERISTICS GENERALS oFFlcE,
WASHINGTON, &c, July 70, 1865
Sealed Proposals are invited and viii be received
| at the Office o. the q lsrtsrmsster 6eaeIol loureau
of Rail aud River T ansporteu-nb az NasninRt n,
d c., uuul the first day O. september next, at ~
/ o'clock, NJ, for tne purchase OF the o lowing named
Steamboats,, Barges, and other prope ty:
SD wheel Steamer thiekamsuga, registered
sids.wheeI Steamer Burnside, registered tonnsge
side-vheel steamer Thomas. registered tonnage
sde-whesl steamer sherman, registered tonnage,
side-wheel asamsr wauhaiehip, registered ion
mage - DA
side-whoel steamer Dunbar (4reekl. registered
stem al Il s,eancr Kngs,on. registered ton
Stern heel steamer Kenes-w,'e g stored Tonnage
stern wheel steamer Bridgeport registered ton.
s-tsrn-wheel steamer Ho,ston. registered tonnage,
SC tons.
stsin-whesi steamer Missionary. registered ton.
stsrn-vhssl steamer Chattanooga. registered
tonnage, - tons.
s%tsin-wheel steauer Atlanus Registered ton1sge,
22I tons.
sids.whcei steamer Resaca. registered tonnage.
lS2 tons
~side-wheei stssmerLOosout registered tonnage,
lZ9 ions
side shesI steamer Stone Riyef, registered ton
mage, 2i4 tors
SIDE wheel steamer Ciineh. registered tonn'gs.
ions.
Also, seven "a Guny ale BaTges.
One Row BoaL, snd one Model large.
All Of viii bean he cen AZ Chattanooga, Tenn,
AZ any tine prior u the oay at fale
Also, Cor IA buildirg4 WRys, stationary machine
y snda ppeItensnces in the UElted States ship
buhdag Yard ~ Ohattsnoogt.
fal de cnption of sd ch can be seen At the
oihcos Of the On rtermssteTs of TRANSPORTATION ct
y cinuat, Louisville, Nashville. st. L0uis, and g
Chattanooga.
Proposals are invited for esca boar or barge sepl-
ra1eiy The name OF the boat or DESCRIPTION OF the
bng tohe des gna.e Z in the propossi.
Anu description Of the properly nav DC ottain
edon sppleanon 10 BrsFet Csi0Hei Arthur hdBarcsI
A.Q Il. ST. Louis, No.
ESch envelope ontsAingalf should he sealed
and eadpr5sd "Proposal for stssgner BsrFes, and
other property az Chattmo ga 'Buresu Of
kail sra RIVER Tlanspousti n ADD addressed 20
n Qlartsrmass General L. : A., Washington,
DC.
Payment u be made in Urited Sta es currency
upon he acceptance OF any proposal, aud prior u
the delivery d the properly.
In Government reserves the right to withdraw
any Of the above properly, and to reject proi osais
il desmso too low.
By order OF the Qusrtsrmsstsr General.
LEW1S B. PARSONS.
Brig. 0eatral and Chief Of Ia and River Trans-
Poreuon- augs-d
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The New York Evening Post con-
tains a communication from q Georgia
farmer, who resides in the vicinity of
the A~ndersonville prison. he describes,
from his own knowledge, the horrors
Of that internal pen Winder and son,
and Werz, are shown to be monsters,
who shame the imps of perdition.
Every decent man in the late Confed-
eracy ought to hang his head in morti.
cation at these developments If jeff
Davis and his Secretary OF War, Sed.
don were cognizant of the crimes
against God and humanity praeticed by
their s~ubordinstes at A~ndersonyille, no
punishment, however severe, is too
heavy for them.
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The New York News, the organ Of
the odds and ends that constitute the
relics OF the Secession Democracy Of the
North, recently took grounds in favor
Of negro suffrage in uo South. The
Mobile Advertiser and Register took
Issue with the News, and has drawn
from it the following modification Of
ita views,
We agree with The Register that the
privilege ogthe elective franchise should
not be hastily or inconsiderately accord
ed Bat the present political depend
ence OF the South suggested 20 US this
necessity Of desperate remedy, and, Il
We we're o Southerner. we are not sure
that, under existing circumstances, We
would not be willing 10 give q vote to
every Southern man, woman, child,
horsc and mule ifsssured that 4 would
be cast ia support Of Southern inter
ssts
Howeyer, aur observation teaches Ts
that he Mobile Register represents the
sentiment ct the southern press, which
isrsly gensTally expressed IA opposi-
aon 10 the principle OF negro suffrage
We accept these views y an indication
of popular opinion upon the subject,
ana rs IL Is a question that principally
concerns the southern puop.e, and with
which they are better acquainted than
We are, or profess 10 0e, we defer 10
their better Judgment Ia suggesting
that The euirancinsement Of the south
crn negro shonld be made "a vehicle Of
Southern Political power, ard that ne
gro suffrage could, therefore, be made
available - an agency 10 assist in re-
building the political position Of the
South, We had IN view the redemption
Of that section from the ihralldum Of
BiacS-kepublicaDism, and the cobse-
qGent re establishment OF Democratic
sscendsncy. IL g, however, 3 matter
ior local management, and Tor the con
sideTstiou OF the people Of the States
immediately concerned, a1d We do not
propose 10 sEitstc, in opposition to their
interests ana wishes a sutject that is
justly and exclusively under their con
troll
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EnI Sala.

INTENDING TO REMoVE Ny RESIDENCE
irom Rsshyis / wA sell Sc pTisase ssls nv
hcusehod and Kitchen kura.turn. caEs sinR 81
he1stssdss ftaurasseS Carpets, CEEr-,a ore
Nhee er & Wi on's Sewing MsehIne. ioge her wish
w. hae lrercE hiuurs one Eegee orEvo Rose-
VEGA Piano. sto&, cover ana masc siaEd; siso a
eanise Ltu Family tuppies ere No l. family
NAse und haToI che, ioEethes gifh abcut Hst
sm s.lpa rs r. cos feed. &C also = No. Haif
q - tie sa1 Bu1gisf proof sse. Nhieh esn Re
Cald- 5 %, haakers, No. q COLLEGE, sweet. For
!@i-l"s enqu . a. ny rssiienre, Rouh Fdao.
81 4 near TIE Edg hsdM le bridge, or to W.
Ie9 ~ fery nraout ttrnss founders, No.
Il Broad street, Nashville. lean.
s1g'Nf VIZ. z cHILns.
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C. C. Startling Of Lancaster, Ohio, the
Telegraph operator at Athens, Ala
died suddenly IN this city on Sunday
night last. A post norton exsmina
ton, made under the direction Of Mai
S. D Turner; Medical Director of the
District, rendered the fact that his
death was caused by congestion Of the
brain. lie was buried on Tuesday last
with Masonic honors, by the Masonic
Fraternity in this city.-HsmtsviHe IN
| fspeudenf dug. 5fh
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FARTHER PoINr, August 1.-THE steam
ship Damascus, from Liverpool July
q, via Londonderry July 2S, passed
here this evening en- route for Quebec.
AdYiees from the Great Eastern are
suspicious. At 10 O'clock on the morn
ing Of the 2Sth ult, the Great Eastern
was about 450 miles out from Yalentia.
and has paid out 500 miles of cable
The signals were good and the weather
clear.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

WHAr SovrH CAROLINA has LOST
The South Carolinian estimates the
loss Of South Carolina by the wal al
$700,000.000 The loss to the whole 0.
The Confederate States can hsrdly
be much less than $4,000 600 900, in
Guiding the negro property, or mors
than Sls00o for every Of the Whit
population.
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m~vNIvERsAL svoesss
OF
DOCTOR C
BOTANIC PHFSiCIlN.

u THB rREATln1T o. pHElsn A
GROWING HIM WITH 6UoCEN u
OTHER 6EATA As n Is ~
NASHNuLA fENNESRE
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Al LOgIsyILLE. ny until Wednesday, August
%. Il NJ, for the
Model bsrgas Cbasnler Henry Clay, Woohoik,
Payue NOS and b Morton, and for seventeen IL,
GnnWsle Rargesi
All or which can 6e seen at LOUSY lie, Kentucky
until the day Of sale.
tered 700 tons.
siee-wheel siear boat Ohio. txreck)
| stern-wheel IUg-boat I D HcIneE, registered 10
Al thirteen ls) GUM ale Barees.
Ali OF whch can be seen at NcE Albany, ndlar
Until the day OF sale-
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Aashrille aBlnioa.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Q, 1866.
TazatIOn Of GoTsrnmen1 securities By

We called attention recently to tie
legislation Of New Hampshire and
Connecticut providing for a tax on
United States Bends. The Editor o.
the Bankers Magazine has compiled 8
volume giving decisions Of The Supreme
Court Of the United States against TIE
power Of the States 70 levy such taxes
9he Nagszine asserts that the question
Of the right Of any State TO tax, direct
ly, the Government loans, hiss been full
lysettled; bat in several States there
areyet divided opinions as TO whether
this tax can be levied indirectly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

GEN B~rTrEHHELD - The Army snd
Navy Journal Of the 5.h Gays,
We regret to learn that Major Gen.
Butterhelo Il seriously III at his resi-
fence IN Ulster county, NY. on the
Hudson River. lie is suffering from
the renewal Of the attack Of nalkrions
fever, which be frat experienced during
McClellans campaign on tho Peninsula,
and which assaiied him for the second
time At the ei0se Of the Atlanta cam.
Paign, in which he participated
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

The United States Service Magazine
has a brief article on Sheridsn's mode
Of fighting Technicalitifs aside the
mode may be considered ezcellent-it
is a winning mode.
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st. MARY'g ACADEMY,
Noire Dame, Ind.
MILL open is Scholastic SESSION on The first
w Monday orscPtember.
TERMS PER ANNUm:

Thu location Of s. Mays is unriTsled IN point
Of beputy snd retIrrmenL Ihear IS salu0rous.
The grounds eX en- i've and veil i'd out. Every
eisan aga Of n ture and nf have b en- brcusht
under contribution 20 c1nEt tuts tbs Aead~ my
everything that parents and gusfdisDs could de
sire. The large, -Weil-eppoinied tu ldings are
h ated throul b ut ) stssn, hos aud cold water h
ing carried through every portion Every provis-
ion is ma e to secure be. lth 10 he inmaisf. Not
only the solid intellectual prgrefs Of the R1pis.
hut heir advance ent IN Vi tue, ter rtEpcct foF
religion. n ir rsnnen emf % mEuner, are reGarded
as essen id afeomg lshments IN the edueasion Of
St Mary. Pupils Jerome the children Of the
ouse, the SISTERS watching over their hesf interest,"
with The 10 iatudo Of m0taers. laug5 tcc.1
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The New York News says the expires
sion "Lst Us get Andrew johnson" is
too frequent amongst the democracy.
Warn them, News, faithfully; if they dc
not beware Andrew johnson viii ge
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Kenlucky Election.

LOrIsvuLK DIsTEECT-Ihe Louisville
Journal of yesterday says:
We give this morning, al the returns
We have received They speak for
themselves. Louisville has done well,
done nobly. She has done all that the
glowing loyalty Of Kentucky expected
OF her, She has stood calamity by the
hero, who, In her mortal exigency stood
calamity by her. Her majority for
Rousseau is 2,ll9.
We are proud Of the position that
Louisville has taken. We rejoice that.
whatever the vote Of the Congressional
District Of the State may be, Louisville
has set herself right before the nation
Her vote of yesterday viii be Of signal
service TO her in the near and The far
future. II viii increase her population.
It will add 70 her wealth, twill MIKE
patriots love TO speak her name. We
have full confidence that she has as
sured Gen. Rousseau's election, She
has certainly done so, unless Mr Mai
Tory shall prove TO have come TO tn
city limits with a considerable large
majority than he himself expected yes
teddy. Mr.. Ms calculstion was tha
he should come here with 1920 ma
i0rity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

Aktf GUS DISCHARGE PAPERS--A as
patch from Indianapolis says
Adjutant General Terrell has issued a
card c~autioning soldiers from ~disposiDg
OF their discharge papers. he says
brokers and spectators are seeking u
buy them for a song, with q view Of
selling them back al an immense prof;
after Congress shall have passed an sci
sppropriating lands 10 h~oaorably dis
charged volunteers.
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gew aarertistmtnts.

WAR DERAfA M e. ST
Bureau Roflt ess. Freedmen and hbandd Lnda
Eftdai he lucky, 1epn aud North Ala
EAsaYIlLE, TIM, Aug Tth. 1855
Circulnr N O. .
AGaremrent claim Agency, for TIE collect on
81 ell rlaims due r. n 6oyeramenf % the hers 81
feeesrcir0 red sciiier8is esiahlisfed at Ire q ice
/ Cd the A.sistant CummssioGer, Nashville, lenn.
Chariir sohn Lawrence, 1sh R-at U. Q I,
hsving b obed enee o. ordc > from Nj. General
thomas, ndlng "a ltsrF Division 81 IeDnes-
! see. reporf-d 70 The As siant Commissioner for
orders, IL hereby assigned T. duty IN charge II the
Cam Agency. Gil Ton e. FISK.
snga-5t briE Gen Asst CCmmkr.-
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$40 REWARD.

CrRATEn OR STOLEN ONE GRA4A
- Csc Male, lac rpy puUhase1 ira I'm
tie NeoFsflmrl rs t4sbdsd . on u 0A-
n-htaae Il be nc Z. cod a mall @ ou - - m
5ha shove n9ari p e paic Il rsurpsdte 81
niles on Whites Greek Pike
suss-a JOSEPH WORK.
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Sealed Proposals
FOR
RESHBEEF


CEALED PROPOSALS are RESPECTFULLY invited
- BY the undersigned, until 10 o'elcck, a. - An
gust ion 1855, ior fuulshinE the I. Subsistence
Department, With Trash BEEF for four mfuins.
commencing September lsl lsc51 At The follow
District l. The Posts Ct Nashville and Edgefeld,
District 2. an troops on a line ef the Nashvlis
and Chsftsn~Oga Railroad nom Nashville % CoNans
Tenr-, he pu1cipal posts being MurrecsnorQ
Tullahoma and Dechsrds andal troops on a Line q
tha Tenressee and Alabama Ralroad ON % n
VIE % Pslask, the prn-ipai Eosts being Coium-
IA ana Falnski.
Dstrict 3 Al troops in the staie q Alabams,
rorth of The Ternessee River, the principal fo--
bring Decatur. Huntsyiie, Stevenson ana DH'sF
District 4 An troops On he East Teunessee ead
virginia Raiir al. the pnrcipal posts feieg enatta-
nooga, Cleveland, Loudon, knozvile ao Green
district &. All troops on a he q The Norh-
ve-ien Railroad, rom NehFile 70 JoassonfAi~-
Bids viii be received for each OF the
sbove districts separately, n also Tor
The whole together. The Government
will furnish free, AL necessary tFansPor-
tation from Nashville 70 All The points
named above.
n--s--t Al An miiiny posts. except Edgs1eld,
north u Ire Cumhenaaa hyers a me tta&e Ten
- and the 20 Of For D9oei5on-
TIE Government will not furnish
transportation for this district
p-crcssis must be made in dntlTde, and en-
5isan-fiv. Proeossls for Fsssh Bee and
-Jdrerued % Col J. 2. REkD, Chief Cem7nirtary
= enheIfence, Nj tar LiHsi0no Of Ire reunrssee.
- Ns.hvfIe, Teun BidderB must - presestf1 ~
ppoud 10 their bdA, . dbe prepared % give tonds.
Esd sign TIE eontHet b-ions ieAEiny i9is 2
;vzz.ist coI md chef c.. MIDwis.,.
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Ben Butler and Admiral Porter were
seen some days ago walking arm in arm
about the Presidents grounds in Wash
ington.
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Coiumbta Tenn.

THEU niied States C~oFsrunnea. having uithdrzwT
4 IT, claims upon This property, h exercises Q
the Seh0o wili be r sunled, $50 wi ne), on tbs
fri Monday IN Sopaembsr, With an adequate corp
Of 40 e snd experienced tsache.s.
For tervus, a., refer %
aUp9-5ts + G. SMITH.
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There was a meeting Of political fos-
sis st Saratoga, the other day, Ex-Pres-
ident Pierce amongst them
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COR SALE.
PROPERTY FIRES FROM TAy

RIGHT Of the most valabis LJTs, cons derius
IL their cost and 10 Al y noH ia market, living ca
LawIence street east Of the Chattanooga peI.os,
&c : IN FemA e Academy. The pecu lar f-m oi
he gouna admits OF IA mess houfes N front
ard Ihe back alley is sufHieenty high 10 enier
aTnilg srartnenIs -noVe without steps, % It may Re
Improved b escctng 4 large fJrEauirg ard en-.
msson hose o. hoifgea, 9Th q n tack 70 I e
Depot % that One hana soaid run q con across
Wsh SO, thus e4Ung . large - cunt a. dnyaea
acd TIE back alley Eolii b . high e. q ftsre
Ecoss % inc FaeeRd st1ry pithont hcistna.
A,pgto NELSON 4 ApRFRRk.
AVS lHF
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Morton McMichael, Esq of the Phil
adelphia American, is spoken os for
Governor Of PeunsyIFania.
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Judge Alexander Walker, Of New
Orleans, has a book in press on the ad-
ministrstion Of Ben Butler in New Or
leans.
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John ]. Butler,

cARPENTER AND BUILDER
Church St, between Spruce and Vina
NAsHVILLB, TENN.
IL 0lden PrcmPdy siasn3hd 10. pOa Csc
n RaEhiG, Hleara
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The Cincinnati Enquirer calls Henry
S Foote a political vagrant
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) 7s Acre - Do &c.

C-.E-,rI- wfh haedacme Improvement =
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sfahea. zee Al the Dnld Efe prl
- fhe "a, faishea IN good sJe, a1d
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n.riv 10 tie miorslrDfur ~ hareEaon 2.
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Brick Dwelling on Line
= street for sale.

A LARGE rev B ickD gtIing on Watkins Az
- enue or le 81 q low price. Tbs buiding
contains ~ OF n 10 ms sna g. iocated b. tSeea
Slmmer- and HIGH street,. Front oflnt 2sfest
Applyfo sNELSJN & MURFREE,
qurg la
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THE THENEUM

convenient loom IN scentrai location, suitacl
"A or a isE o nee, or slee log room. Enquirs a
the gale }, No Is, Pubic Squa e. q 81 2tA
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URiOn and Planters Bank
Money Wanted.
To Rent

THE highest price Paid for U~ion snd Pisnter.
Ba,s money, BY r.. WElTz. Broker. Uaio
! Stree, No % aug9-S.3