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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

Y HAVE CONsuMwATED ARRAhsLAIIs
Z fer the raanufaetnre 81 ths most assiFabts ktad
n Goods ia my Iiue, adapted - tHis section e.
fh- country. and particularly q tie gafy Ifsds,
wAlch wlII enabls ms 70 keep up my stock q Nae
lsosas, and ts prepared TO supply the demand a -
iow prices sny House 10 The West
For the Spring trade an already
at work getting up such Goods as
the Season will require. Of the most
desirable Styles, and which l will
sell at q small profit above the
actual cost Of Stock and Labor.
Also. the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand.
81 large and veil asserted stock Of Asn'ss
Boy's ard Chfld's Bats and Caps. Of 81 dsscrip-
siens, and Esaile's, MsEss's and Cbtl9's Trimmed
Hats and Palm Hsods, a log prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
aHs--a
MILITARY.


$500 Bounty
T HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE A
Il Company FIR the 1884 Beg. Ind. Vol. Infantry.
for tee term Of
q ~ Is x = q r.
To rendezvous AZ EvansviEgs. Persons enIIstins
y Il receive tbs above bounty. and draw pay and
rztlous 4rczu the date Of enlistment.
e. Pay on SIG 70 81 FER n nth Sow Is
the time 10 escape the draft and make Ecod wage
Ia sii probability the viii Be ever before the
tine expires The prospects are fair for a. easy
terry Of service. Z crHigfng Office At 81 Main s..
EDWARD P. ELLIOTT,
far1I-ex Recruiting 0Eicer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rTvuF rTkM or WEED FUQUAY has
4 itbIs 4SSy dissolved psrfnerzaip BY mutual
consent s =. Wed viii collect all debts dos and
ray al asets ewing b. the firm.
HE WEED.
Tzz3-Tw &.W. EC2UAT-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED
~tOxeERgIEG THE WHEREABOUTS or
{ 4 one j. 7. WALLACE. Said Wallace was raised
in Itawamba county, Miss, aud Is the son Of lit
Teton Wallace. The family Of said J. T. wallace
is now 70 Gibson county. Ind one aud haiI
miles east Of Fort Branch and are very anxious
10 hear from him. Any one knowing where ). T.
Wallace - viii confer favor by iniofniHg MS
family Of the same anb "
EXTAKTED--T0 LEASE, for fvs years, house
w (briek pFefsrresij With not more than I'VE
rooms and a kitchen, with the privilege Of puf-
chasing Address Box 3ss, P. o.
rTimes copy oBs week and charge 70 Hall 4
Rndal tEuf, wd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
FOR SALE.
a New

a ~ ew
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE!
WITH SIX ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
w Wood Home. Lot % BY u fest, on syea-
more between First and second streets. Occn-
pied at present by ABdrm a. a Shoemaker
Shop aud residence For terms apply the
premises. Janiz-1m
MY TWO TOBACCO sTEa MEKfEs on
iN1 Green river, Ky. One 10 Liyermors, con-
talniug four rews; the other in Ceraivo, con
tanning two screws. b. r. BURBANK,
Id 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
COMMISSION.

sAauEL \. DocKKB ~; 81 ,. G.. DO soucHKf.
D0CKER & DuS0UCHET,
Produce and Commission Merchants,
NO. no WATER STREET,
Orr's Block, next door 10 Daizait
EVANSVILLE, IND.
az Higheat cash price paid for ali kinds Of
Country Produce. Prompt attention given 20 all
Orders. deet0.6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
WANTED.

A s Tca8a dea wz g. B.G seos 81
would make hlmssf gsneraliy useful, s@iisfse-
tory Reference given. Enquire o.
~ VfCKERY BROS
ts,f1.1v I3z Main street
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01
T.orIs KELLER.
Capt. and A. A: G.


The annual interest on the public
debt that is payable in gold, amounts
to ffty.eight million in gold, in New
York, during the fiscal year jus, en-
led, reached eighty.six millions;
thus showing that the government
has had a large surplus Of gold oscr
its wants to meet its interest. The
receipts from customs during the
present year will undoubtedly be
much greater. The average duty
paid on the imports Of last year was
for,y-four per cent. \ F
Governor Holden, Of North Caro-.
lima, has issued a second proclama-
ton, dated at Raleigh on the Sth
inst, appointing Thursday, tho 2lst
September, for an election to be held
throughout the State, to choose 100
delegates to . convention, which is
to meet at Raleigh on Monday, the
9rd Of October.
Latest adyiccs from Shreveport say
tina, a wide difference Of feeling OK.
lists among the people on the negro
question, and that tho negro will
not work unless driven BY hunger or
bayonct. Great numbers are daily
dying Of sickness aud starvation.
The supsrintcwdens Eliminates heavy
orders sbout contracts with negroes,
but they want no contracts. They
only want their freedom, which they
understand to be plenty to "a, and
nothing to do.
A dispatch from Noble SAYS Gen.
Wood commanding the Department.
Of Alabama, orders the military r.
support the civil Government. and
insists that no person shall be impris.
oned for debt, anil that no private
property be disturbed.
Tho Paris correspondent Of III,
London Nsws innmatcs that Maxi
MILAN IL about 10 give up his thron,
in Mexico. and that Napoleon pro.
posed to take possession u the coun'
try on his own account.
To preserve milk, put a spoonful
Of horscradish into . pan Of milk AM
il will remain swccs several days
either in tho open air Of in . cellar
while other milk will sour.
]. Tho Washington street Daptis
Church u Petersburg. Va, "
struck BY lightning, and dsstreyc,
on che thirteenth alt.
The eastern shore Of Virginia
no longer 70 Be . military post.
The Last sfthc Ninth Amy Ccsp
has been muster ID out Of service.
!, The Marquis Of Hartford spent
million Of doIlsrs At a recent sale Q
! sheicc paintings in raris.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01
Circular.


iINp-q'Rs SrB.ntst. GarsAp,.l
uaGsApA, Miss, Aug Il, ls6j.}
IN order 10 protect citizens from
the imposition Of a number Of swind.
lers, claiming TO be agents or sub
agents Of the treasury department,
who are inlesting this Sub District,
claiming to have authority to SEIZE
cotton, horses, and other property of
the citizens for the benefit Of the
government. It Is hereby ordered
that mono but duly authorized agents
Of the treasury department are al
lowed to collect any kind of proper.
ty for the government, and whose APP
~pointment must also bear the sigma
iurc of the commanding officer Of
this Sub District.
Provost Marshals and Commanders
Of Posts will arrest Immediately, all
such who persist in doing SO after
having received notice Of this circu-
lar and refuse to comply with lis
provisions. II. LED.
TorIs KELLER.
Capt. and A. A: G.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01
ATTENTION


1hsvs jsat sssslvsa . fsssA LEI az Gro.
sesiss so1siesiae ID past IL - fsllesius
artislss. whisky, tfasay, vine, psssss'
ale, bsssdy psssAes, nclasses, sebeccc,
sssar u lsnSa, nun, sissss. oysters, ear.
dises, candles, PICKLES, tia-wafe, nails,
nseAessl, salts Hear, ecGse, s~eeeesuss,
pepper, easily, pisasatica Nissess, erseRers,
ctc.. etc. LUTHER r. utvvc.
aasis IN. Panels, August 18Th iss;.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

ablg condition N What ssy pm
abbot Have w sought then pity Z
ii W. haze it is very sifanre thai We
bayo tuoh "btilefness ~ foeling ~.
ward tho smtb SO pfile oafiel'ei
90 out poverty W. look upon 1 ~
aFrenp mafE u distinction htlween
.fHe s%3alhefnefa and Tho Aoriherhef.
fl iaa asLie mgri u . aoblf rel'l
nm rln1 10 ,oo ihal Waller al
though 10 fiylca our condition nf
ptable yet admits that 40 viii noi
boy ssiidahep from Our rifiorleqs
trfiLreh and tint $50 have a deep
hatred fur those We lose ho', for those
We cannotlDye would not love, should
not love aud will not love, ahl that
All W. should say 20 men Who come
among US ia our pitiiblc condition u
that We 40 MT Invite you 70 come.
but If they DO come, Jet them ny TO
speak the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing bat the truth, and wc viii
then be able TO respect them though
wc cannot lore them. Anon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

whoiesals and retail dealcrs in Staple
and Fancy dry goods, laees, eaLseitssiss.
boots, shcn cad plansatisa good, No. ~
Main street, corner 81 usise,. Ms1phis,
Tenn. Liberal savaseee - sssts1, o.,
goods saeAAses1 for ee.ssa d Wholesale
price. Asy Wy 70 suit 81 ssssosess.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
q. Seward also wrote, On The sih Of April.

MERrSo sHEEP.-A leading feature 10 the
Michigan State Fair was the display of
merino sheep. About six hundred Of these
animals were exhibited A Correspondent
of the Chiesgo Tribune saws.
The exhibition Of Spanish merinogs has
never been exeelled, II equalltd, in the
West. and i shows 9 most commeudabls
enterprise on the part Of cur Western farm
ers % introduce the proouction Of the very
best woods that groE. When We state that
within twelve months, ss We are credibly
informed, az high as 1000 has been paid
fsr q single Spanish merlno buck, aud IL
several instances s., 900 70 5000, while q
payment Of q, 900 is Of daily occurrence,
the people viii readily understand the deep
interest which our leading farmers take IN
wool growing. The coming year VIII dcVsl-
op new and vast resources in this branch Of
domestic economy"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

Some OF Mr.. seward's correspondents re-
lative 10 Mexican sfiairs, has recently been
published. He wrote, on the 9th Of Feb-
ruary, 1854, 70 the Hon. ". L. Dayton, M;n-
/, ter to Paris, Of the Archduke Macmillan :
"If he appears there Par 81 with any as
sumption Of suthority or tiile In Mexico, you
viii entirely refrain from intercourse with
him"
Mr. Seward also wrote, on the 9Th Of April,
1854
"While sppreeiats the franknsss sud
good viii which the EmPsror's government
manifests in thus communicating its views
and purposes on the aubject mentioned, t.
nevertheless remains my du-y to say that
this Government has long recognized, and
still does continue 70 recognise, the cousti 81
tutional government OF the United States Of
Mexico, a. the sovereign authority IN thst
country, and the President, Benito Juarez,
ss its chief. This Government, az the same
time, equally recognises the condition Of
war exisiiDg in Mexico between that couu-
try and France"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

speeiai Disfetch 70 The Cincinlsr 6z1stre
81. L0uIs, Oct. 5.-The Westiiche Post.
the Radical German organ Of this city. is
suihoTized 20 oannounce that President John
son did not cay % Governor Fletcher. OF
Missouri, in q recent conversation. as has
been alleged, " This is a white mans conn
Try, and while 7 sm President il shall b
white mans Government" The reuo-t &,
incorrect, and it was not Governor Fietche-
who authorized the paDers 20 pubEsh IL. A.
far as Governor Eletcher rsmennbers. Presi-
dent johnson used about tie foiiowinr
words, " am IN favor Of the white rnan.
or, " ! belong 70 ihe white man's party.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

PHoFoaKAPHs.-Phoiographs Of Generals
Federal aud ooniodsrats. The lsrgoss col
lection in TIE vest, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of tho
Cumberland, 2sCodar street. opposite Com
mrnial Hotel. may9i-L
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
TAN var .
For. Sale.

TIHE undersigned ofsrs sar sais h5s s-as,.s. =,
= IaaneTys Eiah al O. tie izld and spprTfss,.--
ces t1ereto oelonEhE.
VII also vel with The yard. all of tie s,s. a.
esther tanned and in process of tae rrnsisfIr- ~
nom 80 % 80 sides. Al Of Hhich u ue.rfy Fsssiy
= Be taken out 10y
~ a.so sell. q desired. al Of nv In. s,,.t-
ca1siaiag q Horses, Miicb Coss a spa l,f ~ sf,-l
Hogs, Beef Catile. a. Aiso. nv Horssf,,is -
kiicfsn turlltre. 80 a. 10 euatlS, t. =
g On gtn the business " floIif li.is7- NJ -.
= one q ne nnest locafities for ths -ssSar, ~
Milling oasiness in Northera aiaharra $780, ~
range ~ icfty Rms cFsrloot fha V.,isv ~ -
Ae1nesres acd cornu1andnE ons Of sha fns<t vi.,rs
essQi ne lie nAuaes u u unsurIa-.rIi - r,ainf
q 1estn snd FSter-tnere beng two 80
e iin9 lfee stone vater % tte placa
ini-i- SO sery cesrshl piece far a sod uf.,rr,
- 20 fisi II u, tnere berg none within tueufT
la.ls- e tas pisce The tu1idlnE enclosinr ~
lsllesf - n.t VIII SPECIAL rsiere1ce 70 tbls -
saes-, tnere oeins nothing necessary row III tae
ll-a utArigs IRE Memphis ard Charissinn Ra.l-
rosas nos aeing p.t n oFeraton XII e,s-ri a -oC-d
% Efeqai :, ine MI wocld b. IN less than hslf a
uniio = ne absre road
any one desiring good investfnFut f,- crriis, in,
eiileT ei ne ahure nsmeE businesses coaid .rr o
1-iieg tnAn = exarlIzs VI p1oPerty bsss rII-.i11
in1 eeseEnzle. Terms eseg Posssss.or siss'e IL.
uea eielF, N wanted.
Asicr.s e pcrrlission, - S. & Dnrrsn e,s n Z
NEnca Hrntsrlie. "A -
fcr i1rfhsr psfuculzrs srrlF to ne b lett., a
neestug, A, or % ne % ne prsIniss-. - -
Ee1f Qf laeai17, o. ne h. AR
sAMuKL ?, DARWIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

In the campaign Of 1860 forty-fve voted
for Bell and Everett; twenty-four voted for
Breckinridge; thirty voted for Douglas.
Eighteen voted for secession. The others
voied for co operation, though many Of
them were Union all the time.
FOrty-seven have been in public life be-
fore ; hfty-two have not been two have oc-
cupied the Guberuat0rial chair Of Alabama ;
one has been United States Senator one
has been United States Congressman; one
has been Minister TO Belgium, eleven we're
members OF the Convention Of '6l, and all
but one voted against the ordinance OF Sc
aasuiou
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
ICLATT0HL AllIR & PURSE N OTICE

PREPARATORY 70 our removal 70 Cincinnati,
where we Will continue the Dry Goods Joblng
Busidess exclusively, We offer for sale onr
n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

Our stock consists in part of
Calicoes and Domestic Goods Of all de-
scriptions;
French ard English Mssinos, ell eolori ,
Fsncy and Black Silks
Poplina aud Dsbagsa;
Dustrss, Empress Cloths, Bombszinss. and
other stylos Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
Brooklyn, Kings (
aggl-Sm.

ErE AND EkR--As seu az diseases Of the
throat, iungs- heart, stomach, liver, blood +,
etc. most successfully tTested a. the Nash
vile Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. q few doors below the Post 0fhoe,
T. s Aborn, AZ. D., examining physician
and surgeon- auglo-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
Trimmed Goods.
WeOl-KRIt HOOds, Nubias, Sem
tags, &C., I'm this City.

Beng constantly rep eseuied IN the Market hv
an experienced buyer, our stock will be a. an times
full and wei assorted, and offered at the lowest
pricss.
sspl0-sm JEFFRAs. sEELEY a 90.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
CITY DIRECTORY.


CtARET SMITH. Nos SO aud 50 Union street,
- lup sisrE) represent the l0Eirg Companies
li.tna Of Hartford. Security, hanuatanI Meropol-
Tan, PhlaniK and Knickerbocker Life oi New YORK.
sad Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

TWeniy-six are nstives Of Alabama; tween
ty four are natives Of Georg q, eleven sre
natives Of South Carolina; nine are natives
Of South Carolina; nine are natives Of North
Carolina; eight are natives Of Virgins /;
three are NATIVES Of Maryland three are
natives Of Kentucky; eight are natives Of
Tennessee; ons was born in New Hampshire,
one in Connecticut, two in New York, one
in New Jersey. one in Ireland, one in Yer
Tnout
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
RELIGION.

Twenty-three are Methodists; nineteen
are Baptists sixteen are Presbyterians one
il Unitarian five are Episcopolians thirty
four no decided preferences.
Ninety are married six single and never
married three widoWers.- Montgomery
(ALa.1 AdUerfiser.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

THE CoxHEsslaxs axp ExFEEIENcEoF an Ix-
vALIp.-Pubhshed for the benefit, and Is a
caution % yoang men and Others, Wha suffer
f-om nervous Debility, Premature neoay Of
Manhood, &c, supplying q The same hmc
The means Of seli-cure. By one who has
cured himself afier undergoing consiierable
qnacksry. By enclosing 3 postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may Be hai
Of the author
NATHANIEL MtYFAfE, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, NY.
arsrr-a-,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

sALE o. EzE CHATTANOOGA Ro1L1zs HILL.-
james \. sPooneT, Of Boston, Mass, vas ihs
successful bidder for ihs GoyernmsHs rolling
niii is chaissaooga, His bid was Sl7s,ao8
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

NO RECEIPTs FoR RoOps FoR SHIPMENT
N orerthe n. a c, and y. n ". Railroads
vi be z ven b. any sgcnt OF ciek 81 the fereni
iepots ard stsfuas, unless every pecEAge has
risrn shirunr rnsrks- Weigat End contents q
sa.rh facksra must slso b plainly market ms
Z pecesssry for TIE sEcrt % classis he different
binds 5f eoofs. Al rsc~ipt must oe n duqicate,
fhe rosd TetznlnE Cze- 1ness rsles vi = sircly
ssh.~sd "a EH. EWISG,
seer Frsirht Agsnt. y. 4 G. and y. A ~. 3 T.
Nashville. seni a. 1855. st.--eaptla-lu
esrssts. Pres saa Tnaa, BaazsE Eaa DiEPatca
copy e1s ncrih.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

Twenty-seven are practicing lawyers
three are lawyers retired; SIX are physi-
clans forty-one are planters nine are mer-
chants seven are Ministers; two are teach
ers one was once an editor, now h0rticultu-
rist three are Probate judges.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

D. D. Denton & Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 8
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&c, sc.
.. p. DENroS---.--.----..a. o.. EJNrraoroy.
sepls-su
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
LARGE SALE
Government Property.


hIIirAar nlF1lus oF EHE TESkSsszs. !
I OHtEf tluAaIEs .lAst1as QiFfcE. u. s. MI. r. Rs
i NasaFl1IF, IrSs, sept 25, lsd5.
] WILL ofier q pub ie sale the following described
I A PFoPeFi{ of he uniied States, w.
- { n Tue siiay Oelo Ter laf1 lsf5 ~ Iohns,nv;Iie
lena, EiGhr buIilbiNe7. such As sorehouses
Z hess snd Dwelling Honses &c
\ On Ihnrsday, ugtoher l2sh, lS85, TWO BUN.
houses, Mess and Dwelling Houses Stables, 8c
situ.ies IN ne vicinity q he Chstisnoogs Depot,
NashF he Tenn
On Friday, October 2ota. lses. near the chaas-
noogs Depot Nsshrlne. Tedn-. snd Continuing
daiiy Thereafter until casnpieted, Two OUsANU
TOSS 'ii.D SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, more or
less consisting ofCar VII els and Car Axes Brldga
tasfings an kods ana large assortment Of Csst
and Wrought scrap To be sold in lots u Is ions
or more % SUIT The pureha e.
flNS MiLEs Old STRAP Rail ROAD IRON.
suitable far country H0re Railroad uark. =
El5hI rhOuSAsp POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AND COPPER, on Wednesiar, October ssh, con
.ea.rg tM5sTes.ter M lltl completed
SIX MILLION FEEP Of ASSORTED LUMBER
tnore or less. az G. noas:
400 600 ieet Oak Bridge Lumber;
W go, zoo feet Piue Bridge Lumber.
l,AQQo0 iaet QsE Lumber, assorted.
l,Oo0, ,0J0 ieet Pine Lurnber. assorte3
Aio10 w ieet Poplar Lumber, assorted.
aujfNl ieef hEaoa, " q nut, n Hiczory Ash. &c
70 os eold 10 lots q 700 feet or more 70 suit pur-
n Oo.ooosl.l--l-- s.---- --lo-a,.l
ca aaonaay. oe.snsr soih 81 .auoeh. n. and c.
Oa Monday, October sob, at smyrna n and @
X. &, al O'Clock, p. m, ONE BUILDING.
On Tuesday, Ociobar 3ist 81 Tullahotna. n and
Q. R., ONa b ILDING.
On Wedne dsy. n vembsrlst 1s65 d neArhera
y. and Q. r. R. TIN BUILDINGS, MISS house
On Thursday. November I'd, at Steven D, Ala,
-FOUR BUILDINGS.
On Thursday, November 2d, at Bridgeport, n.
al q X. ft OAK BOILDTNG atl
On Thursday, NoFsm0er I'd, at Shellmond. n.
and = X hsai : o'eln,k p. ~, ONE BUILDING.
On Friday, November Sd 1855 at Chsttan ogs
Ienn-l ana cJnuuuing daiy until comp eted. OSE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE BUILDINGs
lnore or lessl, such Stnrshouses, Mess and
DWELL z Houses OfCes, Stables, Re
laTRe proportion cf the Above mentioned build
lngs are substantial an we'll ad11ted for either
dwellings OF stores 81 ihe same time they are 50
cons rueted that they can Be readily removed Il
necessary.
As the land on which tsese buildings now stand
ooes not belong to the Government, the right to re-
move them VIII b guaranteed FOR ten days from
sse commenoe at o'clock each dry, unless
otherwise specified.
Any iniornlstion desired in reference to the above
Ptoieriy may D. had uBOn application TO Capt s.
B. haniu, A. Y. M., Nashville, Tenu.. or Can't. ".
X HOPKINS, A.. q. NJ, Chattsnooqa Tenn
Terms cash in Govrrnmsnt Funds
sepsO.tnoyl Capt. and A.Q NJ, U. s. Army.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

SPECIAL NOTICE
Passengers holding Ihrough Tcfsts can have
their haElaga chectui throush to destination.
Npon ARRIVAL Of steGmers 81 Cinriuuau, convey
ance y D b. furnished. lfss Of narEa 10 Hotels o.
Depot All he O = Nail Liua iiran1ars stop at A.
c. w. kalFaF NJ hare Boat. foot Of dfh 8frast. An
un1nit1ls a1d haaEara WaEen uIu ua % ranliIncas
upon arrival of EValng coat Iom Louisri'ia. 70
CONVOY pa eugers a1d Uie'r hlrrfTa. free. 10 A.
ieutc and Crest W ozieru hallaaV Depot la very
ahort dIslancrl thus inrarlnr enunsra1nn.
Pare a. icW, and tine AZ guicE e. By any other
rrutn.
- licLeis can b. procured in ouriHnaH ~ The
hortheagt c1ruer 1ruaewsT aud Ff nt s1fssf No.
~ " 81 Fcur street., and r. sha hau rasfrgar
Depot cilciunat. Haa.ltoa and UsTtsn RAILWAY.
and ai fruei eiFal oaces o. oounschug q nes.
EF FULLER. Cana. psnVFy
Gen. T6EetAg'L Pass. Aa't LSuisv liz.
ID. McLsAEzH
Eepl2-f Gisnerai gi5orTl1se-,'is,f
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CoLeArE & CO. beg 10 in6srm their custo-
mere that they still continue the mauufac-
turc cf their various styles of Family and
Toilet soaps, Starch. and Cendles
Prizes current forwarded bv mail on ap-
plcaSoa- CozakrE 3 Co,
Nos. s. 4 IS John At, New Vork.
iulv26-sm
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Government Coal at Private
Sele

oFEtcE cluET QuAEFrEEksrEK, Drr'r or ~rVN..1 }
NAsHrlllE, sert ~. lS65
TWO HUNDRED ANn FORTF TBoUlsAND
II csc. 900 bushels Of Government Coal in hsrrae
are resdy 20 Be- disposed Of st urgafe sale In tls
eisy- TIE Coal vii - sold WITH O. thour the
hsrEes, b nc auEie barge losd OF the lot fls q
= fne opportunity Tor the Onzers Of Nashville 10
Obtain Ineir srrTlr Of Cosl CT the v mer Al low
rates. Aey iul1ruistioh desired IN Teisfinu 10 n,
sane csn be o5.s.nea sf ths otioe, no no chem
slfeet. A. J. MACKAT.
Colonel and ChiefQua tsrtnastsr.
ocfs-u nepaTtrnent Of Tennessee.
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The oldest delegate, Mr.. Rather, Of Nor
gan, is 70 years Of age. The youngest, Col.
Locke, Of Pike, is % years Of age.
Fourteen delegates are between 90 and 90;
thirty are between so and 80; thirty six are
between 40 and so; fourteen are between 30
and 40; four, only. under 80.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

0dicers' Accounts made Gus and cashea
QuartermEsters' and Ordnance accoants
promptly made up b. II. Tompkius, late
MAJOR i4th regiment Ilinois cavalry. o.
ace corner of Cherry ana Cedar streets, up
stafrr