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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
LOST AND STOLEN.

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
IA paid for the recovery Of my Stock, or portion
thereof stolen before the fire took place from the house
on Pearl street, No. 2, occupied by b. Beecher.
$50 yards of Fancy English Poplins.
500 double and single width Cashmere.
bales Augusta Brown Drilling.
4" four-quarter Sheetings.
"a dozen Fancy Colored Cotton Handkerehiefs.
Five and half pieces of Red Flannel.
10 dozen Round Combs.
l25 gross SolfeTino Skirt Braid.
IS Black Lasting Buttons.
pieces Black Cloth.
S boxes Black Navy Tobacco marked Robt- B. Mayo.
$500 pounds Klkinick put up il and 10 pound b2les
pair OF large Tsilors Shears
sets Of BoOks belonging 70 B. Beeoheri b sEa-
baoher and II. W sblstOck.
bag Ground Black Pepper.
3 TrInks packed with goods.
The DisC0Yerer viii please call at B. Beechere residence
% 18th street, between Grace and Franklin.
spr7 81
pOO0 REWARD.---Lost or stolen a slOts
6OUV GTeenback Note dated harcA 10Th, 1854 no
1884
Any person returning the note TO this Office giving
iVsoynation which will lead to its recovery viz seonr
IL above reward, and no QUESTIONS AsEsO.
spT-2G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
HEADQUARTERS,
HEADQUARTERS,
DETACHMENT ARMY OF THE JANEs,l
Richmond, Va, April II, 1885.
GENERAL ORpER,l
GENERAL ORDER,(

GENERAL ORDER,(
No. 4.
Protection is hereby extended to all churches an(
places of public worship.
Religious services may be continued without interim
ton as in times of profound peace This protection
must not however be perverted for the utterance in any
form Of woshpof reasonable sentiments or expressions
when thus perverted it will be withdrawn.
In all churches where prayers have heretofore beer
offered for the so.caed President Of the Confederat,
states similar mark OF respect is hereby ordered 10 be
paid to the President of the United States.
BY command of Major-General G. WEITzEL-
d. d. WHEELER,
apl2 Asst. Adjt Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

VESTS, BRADLEY CARY, Gate J. I. & J. o. West,
Sole Propretors and Manufacturers, 81 Chambers and
70 and 81 Reade streets, New York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel L. S. A.

HEAD QR's DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, Ya April l3, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS,l
No. 36.
All captured property other than munitions Of war and
subsistence stores will be turned promptly the
Depot Quartermaster at Richmond. All captured subsis-
the appropriate staff Officers All private property taken
from citizens in and about Richmond will be returned to
the owners
The Provost Marshal General and his subordnates are
charged with the execution of this order
BY command Of Major General ORD.
ED. W. SMITH,
apl4-tf Assistant Adjutant General.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-14
nArrs or ADvERTIsING,

r,,vsrrNr ADVERTISEMENTS Per square of II
,..as or lcss. Of this type for FIRST insertion 2,
e,nts. for each subsequent insertion, - cents,
nm, Number Of insertions must be marked on
~ aJyertiscmonts, or they will be continued
s'fl ordered out. Transient advertisements to
~. o,d for in advance.
ss- liberal discount will be- made on the
move rates to those Advertising by the year.
treL NOTICES win be inserted at i2l cents per
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-14
THE TRANSCRIPT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
~ HENRY A. CUTLER.
nrnms ans NATURALIZATION.

IN those receiving the paper through the Post
49,, ~. 90 per annum 70 Village Subscribers
u.'i,in- the paper 10y the carrier, 30 cents in
,diifion will be charged
INV Cents year will be added when payment
d, lcleycd beyond six months.
No paper dseqntmed UNI, u, an paIIr,earages are
n,id except at the option oi the uplhher'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09
jersey City.

SMASH Up rHr RAfLRoAD.-Between IL
and O'clock on Sunday morning, I. Norris and
EaseI train Of cars coming from Newark 70 lobe
ken, IL ran into wagon containing four Germans,
At the crossing on the meadow near the Mosquito Ho-
tel The home was fied,the wagon demolished, and
the men were thrown into the air In all directions
One Of them, named John, was 50 severely injured
that he died while beiog conveyed 70 Newark. An
other named John opery, was seriously injured and
rems'ned in'ensihlc until Monday. The other two,
Henry whstburn and Henry welsert. we're bu,
slightly hurt.
CHURCH ROBBERY. - ST. Peters Roman
Catholic Church, on Grand street. Jersey City, wss
burglariously entered q few nights ,ince, and the
hoxes Tor the reception Of the poor offering" were
bioken open aud robbed Of o small amount Of money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09

lons since sscertsiped he could keep for two hong,
In the evening for the charge Of ore penny. Hs
resd II In less than one, FOR h was quick OF eve
AMI comprehension hut he calculated on thc pI.-
sb.liiy OF not teing abe to read Il In o~e and he
ndes, u was bargain. I tod him" sad the
msd' In auswer 70 her rnsser's sngry iook. " I
knock 4"
Hark iron-hesrted. ss TIA, rrsn reu,.,,--r,,r-
pr srble perusin- column aftsr coi"mn Of dis.s-
no.s warfare Ct frish.fu stip~reck, Of murder
shu rsp,nH, Of marriage, Of insanity, Of ray balls
o. costly city psgs~uu-, q sdve-ie'rg misery q
esichp.nny slschoof; redeemed RON trne 70
ume by a hurst o. honest ensh s'hsrn for q noils
csuse' or no 10 vltuc or rnarke b tte no len-
hotlt ssr asm shlvet ug II &c spec Gtior l. aoms
or torturing zone hosty sinner bv the publ, *.
Po,ufe OF lis g.lded sirs-unuovel a. lie Ola man
iook.d-unmovod by wit,or eo1uonce or hercis =
-un'ouohot 10y msery-stol'd. 5 NJ, sycctt v "a en-
ssk ~ hs wa'niuE clugh,-thefe wAasill ..
hesth that mask Of wrinkles, within that tetr ned
besrt one etoras pIlsstlou tnat cat III. re n vps
and cay, that would not could no, res. ,hrubbing
o. gaming strength rom bis weakness Ia il. ear
iul mon to1y-st!ll talking OF tho past,
Apotaer KNOX, 10y b, Skating hand, followed
rapidly ty one loud and redou, led win come
in-wheiher-st-h ome-ns- rot sort Of knock 90 and
.1on tearing rtuG, vibrating through the house.
an was paralysel she opened her mouth swlcs
or hrce u lark, but co I'd not Mr. Francis
cropped ,he paper, clutchsd tue arms q has ,t.ir
hrmly, snd gasp s Tor hreath.
"Whh waste OF noise 4" he murmu-ed ,.thi-.
" years has not changed his knock. Auo.psr 1
My wilI not th.s woman hurry Lo will ahsks
the paint oil tho door"
ITO be roufin,<sN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09
~ y O q klyu.

THE fuRMAS STREET Observation-Disclosures
or THE CoRosER's JuHr.-The investigation into the
circumstances Of the recent disaster in Furman
street. whereby three human beings lost their lives,
un jurally concluded Last evening Considerable i'd.
dtionA evidence was taken, After which the Coroner
delivered bis charge, In Ihs of which he said
think that Nj. Merritt the owner. should a. les.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09
GENERAL BusINs,ss.
RANK OF UTICA-Tur owNrpS

RANk OF UTICA-THE OWNERS OF
H,,A ~ t,nan tNo-ihidt Of the capita ftock " %
Ny % o. .l'eftor 70 chan e aud convert the :,
A., =, ~ toe lhto NGtl nal Acrobat D. under ths
49,. eney, ,ecuiel by the pcdge Of nited sites
~ hhd 70 pfoTice 'of the ciicIis on Ani fo.ienp-
aaoieDl sven iiAt the Bans ttica hw decide. .pi
Ihineu TO become National Btukinr A.smis IN
uuueI tne lave Of the Uuifod , IAtrn uu.or
vac name Of tho "Fist National Rsnk of IN.
e., r. " ROGERS, CaAhior. Uliea, june Z.
'''"' g3J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09
Too Late for Gas siflCadOn.
DE ArAsH.

hclNTYER On tuesday, at the In-tituton Of
The lsdisr' d o. Aid socioty, AMOR short ulnos.
h;t Pritcila nclHtyen in the 76h year OF her age,
rilendt and relatives OF The alnlly are respect
fully ny en- 70 attend the funeral this tWednosdAy)
afternoon, nj o'clock, IRON the residenee OF Henry
Num-, 5il Third Al. 1902
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREI0FORB
-, - existing uader the frm Of COS ,RONE PAT
lfESON IL this day dissolved by mutual couseut
AZ account. OF the finn ~ be settled BY THOMAS
1osLkoNE; THOMAS COsGKONE AhrHUR
PATTERSON New York, Aug. s. l165 ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09

A O.. BROOKLYN, L. IA GENERAL
1A.meelng OF he above order viii be held at Web
eIt Brooklyn Hotel cor Huron ave and PTo.psct AZ
on THURSDAY evening, AUG. 10th, at O'clock b.
order Of lilLlP CLARE, U.P, PATRICK BklODY
q. 5. cLt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09
S1EDlCAN Es.

a sUkE CukE FOR INTEMPFEANCE-
"A discovered by Dr. kI,G, sIveu' rILno.'n ~ ~.
ReIsoh ~ Se Yea OF Any oIher b, veraEo price III
.BeNae OF imitatlOAh which nIuays len
cor, Grove 1t, NY. - ''' hI' syss Sc
k. APPLEBi'S AFRICAN SPECIFIC
NJ, nor re cure Of Diarhea, Dysentely, tbuler.
bssJunbbo summer complaint sea nickuctA SIX
zen; hhi flyss immediate iei.ef. IS cea,s botls,
- 80 nv u % Dey o.. 81
DIR. BONE, III WEST 10TH 81, TREATS
,h,os, diseases 81 TIE heart, ungs hvel kiiuoIN
uIoa' scIotLlA- old ulcers, tumors chncerg M
""H'E ...S'S 1yin OF 'hiH disease cured. hoai.
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CROTON AQUEpUCT prpARrNFyr To

I hgipN hSl EDttl ILPARIMENT-TO
= ton'I ectois- Scp,ra'e yea ed propo.alr vii a..
ieceVedM this Office until n o'cloeh a n OF Tussda,
Ansn't 18TH ls6o, ,or the construction u The 10 ,o
st. bets cen Ferry and Hammond stS; in Mn :,
n1n oth ave 70 point tb1 fc,t east. in Hth d. fra
on ave 70 Point 90 feet est IN Io.l a. b.is,,a
9th and 9th ayes; In Ilatover Srti % ana TcI -
ntise,n Wal 81. Aud Old Shr aad Ia Gl,t St f-otn
ave 70 b9th st.; end Stone BlocI SretaSnis in ~
60 between 81 and 9Th Aves In 2gth 81 tet-ssn a
and 4th eves; in 6d ~ hs'woeG ,th ani s.h aS,,
xelh q, betN cen dsdlson and Lexington Aves Fach
,Te =" ~ nN. ue ,nloI,ei 90 is envelope in the
name oil bidder and date Of oiIsrins B..uk form,
SS ,peei5e:tOns can be H.d p9cstion 70 u.
Park THOs. STEPHENs gOBT. t. DARE AtW
a. ~. W.. ShAnEN' Cfo'on Aeqt board. New ok,
Ausu'' d leO5. $40
HARTMANT'S PATENT INDIA RTBEFR
CLUTCHES for the aine Of every ratule; are the
ony eIuSLes ever made on scientific principles, they
60 Blocker At, door east Of Broadway, n y VS.
DROCLAMATION. = WHEREAS TT APP
pears By the verdict Of the Coronof's Jury that
james smtth came 20 nj. dea by stahs inf cted Nv
1868 The ZOO Of Ti,y.dS street i've, sq AM. nd
where's the said Burns has not ye, been arrested,
nov w. Oodf.oy Ouniher, Mayor Of the CITY OF New
iofk by virtue OF the powets yestod In ne do here.
by Offer reward Of Five Hund cd Dollsrs Tor tic
Said 20 be paid si,or convict on on tho cef:c.te of
the Jude or p;st,iet Attorney before whom such
e1nysii9n shall be had Application for the said 10
ton. C, GODFREY GCNIHEK Mayor'
Dated New York AUG. 8, 1868. gIs
pAWNBROKER'S TICKETS BOUGHT OF
- diamonds, wstehe. iovelry, 81 nv are rnLsleL
instruments, dry goods, clothing 9. Money al
vanevd on diamonds, watches Gcor the goods bou,ht
~ ui Vaue lfu IIowery, near Grand e. up stairs .s3
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID Fur
old resspepers nlmphet' hooks, end waste pa
per oil eVery ceseriptiou. srOCkHi.LI. 4 kNFR-
sON' ~ Ann at, door vest Of Nassau 30
THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREIOFORB
=, - existing under the irm Of COS ROVE PAT-
IERSON IL this day dissolved by mutual cousent
Az accounts Of the finn v W be settled By THONAJ
tOs,RONE. THOMAS COsGkONF ARTHUR
PATTERSON. New York AUG. 5, 1865. ia
TT S. SANITARY COMMISSION FRO.
~ .toctiye Wtr-Claim Assoc Alion Br-eau OF Fin
ployment for Dls'bod and DischarreI soldier. and
sailors No. rs ChainbepsI. tNo chArre 10 empoy-
es aud onlployodl Al the Ahove oice arr efigsted
discharged soldiers aud sailors Of all trader and an ALI
ncationh and OF oil conditions Of body both dl,bet
and able-boiied, and are all well reconmendsd An
urgent request 10 made 20 emp oyrrv 10 call AID re-
gtttor thfr eppo sions for eIn oyees Both parties
Ie served nee OF charge. AZ
M THOUSAND POUNDS OF OLD Book.
Onets papers aud Pamphlets wanted per week.
TOT winch Will pay the very htshept ca price in
the ctty, At 20 Annst. THOs. g. BESNFTf Ii
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SHIPPING,

PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAp
BRITAIN AND IRELAND, ny
STEAMSHIP AND SAIiiN,; PACKET,
AT EhDL CED PRICES.
Scotland. '' -'N' anu
nSi.ie. WISHING 70 enrage passage, ,ond for their
~ ~ lie lowest rate. b. applying 10
,,o TAfsCOli, BROTHER 4 co.
So south rtioel.
pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and Lonfoa--B' the Old Black Star Line Tor
Liverpool tie REsOLUTh sails on AuSuN l,t~
TO- bondon-C; GhlSNELI. saili on Aug Let
~, o' p-~ase apply V WILLIAMS GGUlON, " Fulton
%. J32
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
cI[DOL--ElIN, sails on Saturday Anf-lst l.tL.--
S 1919 gus "a. ~, s'eeTage 90. pdrIple In cur
.u.,ey' Apply 70 "iLiIs MS q - o., . br,.--
way, a
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S. SANITARY CnMMISsInN rrn-
MILITARY.

NOllCE 10 DISCHARGED SOI DIERS-
Having been established Tor over tb,a. ,..r, IN
correcting all eiasses OF claims We have % ar
ihhgenens Tor ettling accounts of soldiers no hays
oon ot hh1ged on partial descipt listA prisoners
OF NAr baiancet If bountie- state bcnntIss rni Gli
DINER ariearares. Advances made Information
srais Tensions prcs urcd. hack pay and L1uuty Tor
ers Park Place. " w. al
DRlZE MONEY, BACK PAY AND Bounty.
-, Men o. the various ships nov heinz d;,chNrxed
VII DO wen 10 call ana examine our new llsts Sor
P'hes iesdy Tor payment. CLsh advances male asd
Connections male promptly. No charge Tor lulo.ina-
uoh- L. l. N AGAGNoS, 1877 south a. ial
SPEClAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
a. n'poItAht not'ce.-Au soldier mustered ont or
ntehstted upon parti descriptive lsts can receive
the nManee cue Them. Apply in person on bv latter
Wa ~ thIS' HOFFMAN J. CO., No " Park row,
EcH iOIk 1928
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
sgasArllle &Anipa.
The Richmond Sentinel on the Sit
uaffon


WAsHEGToN, Jan. 29-Richmond pa
pers Of the 9th have been received.
The Sentinel of that date contains 8
mournful and significant editorial
on the situation 1t says
January has almost run its sands and
the Spring approaches The war, which,
further South, has known no pause,
will soon wske again in Virginia. Grant
IS gathering mis- forces around us. His
own army il, intrenched near at hand
Sheridan is in the Valley. Thomas is
in Tennessee Sherman is menacing
our Southern connections, and with his
face turned hitherward. All the signs
indicate an early, combined and vigor-
Gus movement upon our great lines of
railway and upon the capital Of the
country. These months Of winter were
precious months Of preparation. Two
of them are gone. One Of them re-
mains. Has our work been accomplish
ed ? Have our plans been taken Have
our treasures been taken 3? Has our
policy been agreed upon ? Has the army
been reorganized2 Has il been strength
ened ? Alas what answers the truth re-
quires Alas that the time Of pre-
paration is ending before preparation
is commenced. We entreat Congress
10 wake up. We entreat the two
Houses TO put a limit on garaility and
20 TO work with an instant and unceas-
ing energy. We have many scraps Of
legislation but a very few laws Pro
gress has been made in many things
but very little has been completed.
The reorganization bill, the currency
bill, and the exemption bill have pass
ed one rthe other Of the two Houses,
or have passed both, but in different
forms No one Of them is yet law.
The tax bills are not yet commenced
The prompt passage Of proper measures
on these subjects would have been of
great benefit
1t only remains to Us now TO obviate
the evils Of still further delay Those
evils are more threatening than before,
for the campaign Is nearly here. There
is not now a day to lose. Let US not
lose a day. 1t is surely time now to ar
rest the torrent Of debate and 10 in
spire the country with energetic action.
The people are prepared to respond to
the most vigorous measures. They only
ask that Congress shall lead bravely
and be prompt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

Artemus Ward, Jr, travelling show
man, is about investing his surplus FL
thy lucre' in the mud Hen Lake Co. 3"
which he thus describes. Those com
pany accOrdin' to its prospecticus, is the
Knee Plus Ulry has 100000 akres
an half perch of land, with all the
modern Improvements onto il; a we'll
Of never failin' cod liver oil at the
front door, and anuther at the Barn, an
a fine stream Of double refined Petrol
lynn parses throo the premises also,
sevril men, bosses, engines, an other
animils erected on TO the property, for
diggin' sn pumpin the same make
bold 10 say that Mud Hen Lake air en-
surpassable It's Stox should be in ev-
cry well regulated family. They go
right to the spot an containe no Mer
Kury, and the Ladias air delited with
'em-etsettery"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

A Tone FOR VEGeTABLEs.-It is sta
ted as a new discovery that wonderful
effects may be obtained by watering
fruit-treess and vegetables with solu-
- ton of sulphate of iron. Under this
system beans viii grow to near double
the size, and will acquire much more
savory taste The pear seems to be
particularly well adapted for this treat
ment Old nails thrown into water and
left to rust there; will impart 10 it all
the necessary qualities for forcing veg
citation as described
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
Real Estate Department.

. considerable amount Of Real Estate s register
ed on our books, and We can sell Houses ana Lots
in Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the neighborhood OF Nashville for sale, OF all
sizes and prices, Plantations in various counties M
Middle Tennessee, some OF them good Cotton
farms, for sale. N d.
noY2O-t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
The American Hay and Cotton
PRESS COMPANY MANUFACTORY.

Corner OF Grove and North Tn "a sts., Jersey City.
Offce-NO ll3 Wall street, New York.
Gove's Patent.-Ihe attention Of all par
Hay, Cotton, Hemp. Wool. Rags, Hops, or any "
other srticle required to he baled for Transports
ton Storage OF Consumption, Is respectfully soici-
ted 10 the Portable or stationary Presses, manu-
featured by the Company, under the superinte n
denee of the Patentee, Mr.. John II. Cove.
The Press Is very simple in its construction, re.
curing but or mary intelligence 70 work 1t, and
can be operated by any known power, such AS
Steam, Water, Horse, or Hand. In using Horse
power, but one Horse is required, the Press being
so mechanically constructed on well known prin-
cIple that the power increases IN q greater ratio
than the increasing resistance
The advantages Of this Press over ell others are
a. follows, viz:
Ist Il can press 30 per cent more material in a
n. Il can do the work in 80 per cent less time
81. 1t requires so per cent less driving power.
Ash Il turns out tie best shaped bale for hand
ling OF rolling.
5ih. The Press will last lifeline, the working
parts being built Of the best Of iron, and not liable
10 get out Of order.
The ordinary work Of mis- machine will press in
one operation (sfter once filling the box Of the No
Press bsle OF Hay Of $50 ibs weight in RB-Two
Minutes "a
-Four men and one horse can bale u tons Hay
-Four men without the aid Of horse, or any pow
er except that contained in the Press turn out
q hale OF hay p inches square by 40 inches long,
weighing $50 ibs, or S3l4 l6s. 20 the cubic foot.
No toggle joints, screws, cog wheels, beaters or
rollers usd IN this Press,
The attention OF Cotton factors and planters
Wool and Hemp rsisers, n esq scally called to this
Prees, destined as L. 10 WORK complete reTolu-
ton in the now slow, clumsy and expensive meth
cd Of ballng.
The Company will dispose OF Town, County and
Stale rights preserving 20 themselves only the
light 90 MANUFACTURED on reasonable terms
Mr. n d. Fisher IL the authorized Travelling
Agent for the Company in the Eastern and Middle
States.
For further particulars send for circulars.
Ian2i-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
S. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Is prepared 70 take Fire and Marine risks in the
best ofaces Of the country. He il the authorized
Agent for the Htna Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
Phmnix. and Security Of New York represent
ing six millions Of Capital. War nsks 70 or nom
Nashville taken, as well ss every species Of Irsu-
gurEnce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
QuartermasteF's Vouchers.

NELSON a MURFREE are prepared to Pur-
chase Quartsrmssters NouchsTs 81 reasonable
rates.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any SORT Of Com
mercia transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad b. negotiated and faithfully attended 70.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
Very Valuable Real Els
tate for Sale

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court we offer for sale that valuable pro-
petty on Church street. opposite the ''Ssint Cloud
Hotel" between the Methodist Church and the
Simmons block, on (which the -'bumt house" now
stands. The house can be easily repaired, and
with the vast amount of material on the premises
can be made very valuable for many purposes The
lot fronts about so feet and has depth Of 800 feet
Church rect on which this property stands is
bound to be the ''grest street" Of our rapidly
growing city, and this valuable property possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes
Under the same authority We otter Sc 'eral other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terms,
wihnth the city limits, very valuable for many pur-
poses. For terms apply 10
j. o. EWING, or
N. f. ALLOWAY, Trustee.
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Nashville, Tennessee,
Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cial attention 10 the examination Of Titles 70 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
We deem IL unnecessary, in this community 70
say that Mr.. Garrett s the best examiner Of Titles
and writer % Deeds 10 Tennessee. For twenty
years he vas a"hxturen a. our Courthouse, twelve
Of whclhe served ~ Register Of the county, by
faithful. and exact manner Of doing business Is
well known, and We cheerfuliy recommend him 70
ali those who may have any thing IN his line to
tFilussct. n a NJ.
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this Once. State, County,
and Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold a. per order nom customers.