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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-27

A gentleman who has been sojourn-
ing for some time in the North, and en-
ioyed superior facilities for ascertaining
the views, sentiments, and intentions
OF leading men who supported Lincoln
and johnson ia the late Presidential
cauvass, gives il as his opinion that the
Senators and Representative elected
to Congress from Tennessee will not be
admitted Neither VIII Senators or
Representative, elected from any other
rs,orgznized State, be permitted 70 take
their seats in the National Legislature.
1t is very confidently believed that the
extremely radical element predomin-
asss in both branches, and that they
VIII insist on negro suffrage IS 3 ssns
qila zoh for the admission Of members
from any reorganized State. Il may be
premature vet to assume that this Is the
real state Of the csse, but it cannot be
denied, that such has been the ten-
dsncy OF affairs for two months OF r1ors
past But, between this and the meet
ing Of Congress, in December, great
changes in popular sentiment may oc-
cur; and men now ready and anx-
ioas to rush the country into an
other crisis Of agitation, may find
it necessary to become more pol
tic sud practicable Suppose the
opposition IN Mzine, New Jersey, Penn
sylyania, and New York, in the fall
elections carry or make heavy gains in
these States, would it not be warning
to those Republican leaders who seem
determined, at present, to risk al in
exploring an unknown and untried
sea- And would not Congress profit
by itf We shan see ci
In the meanwhile, we hope the Pres
idents wise policy Of reorganization
viii be fairly and impartially tried. II
the Southern States do not come mp t.
the national standard it offers them, 4
will do TO talk Of something else, wher
this fact has been developed unmis.
takably. But one State, Mississippi, ha
yet had an opportunity 10 indicate it
intentions; aud instead of receivinl
the Presidents generous method ," o
reorganization with defiance and hos
tility "-as Pennsylvania politician
asserted in advance Of her actioi1--sh
has embraced it cordially, and adopte
an ordinance clearing her skirt
forever Of the stain Of slavery. Tn
other States, we have no doubt, wi
follow the example she has furnishe
them. Their combined action, if
does not deter the extremists from il
sisting on their plans, win give th
moderate men Of all parties a commo
ground upon which 10 unite 20 sustai
the President and oEerwhelIn ultr
ism.
We have no desire 10 see political a
fairs brought to. this extremity. "
would greatly prefer that the recusai
States be restored to their relation
with the General Government by tho
who lifted the nation out Of the blae
sea Of dependency and crushed the :
belhon. The eclaf Of restoring Il
Union to peace, prosperity and hapI
ness-the people harmonious, frat'
nal and undivided in their affections
should be theirs. But they may, lii
the base Judesn, throw away the pea
richer than all us tribe" Most {,
veutly do We pray that this may n
be the case. U
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A singular Suicide.

The Philadelphia North American
says: A man who had baen observed
abstTactedly strollipg about Independ-
ence Square yesterday noon, Was seen
70 fall, as though seized with paralysis,
snd then to struggle as If in convul-
sion CT in mortal agony. A crowd as
sembled almost IN q moment, and a
surgeon was at once sent for. Before
he arrived, however, the man was dead.
On the body was found pocket book,
containing letter and q small amount
Of money. In the breast pocket of his
coat was found q small French ground
glass bottle, very thick, still containing
minute quantity Of corrosive subli
mate. II is presumed that with the
contents Of this bottle the unfortunate
man ended his existence The letter i
as follows:
PHILADELPHIA, August, lS65.-To s0h0B
. HaaV concern There is no one 20 blame
for this act bat myself Have my body
sent to Robert Thompson, Fedora
street, below Tenth. He knows who
am. A kiss for my sister Telegraph
to Mr.. George Peterman, maehinist
Lancaster Locomotive Works, to com,
down by my request. George, kisi
mother and the girls for me
for kindness shown me while was sick
when | needed il. George, when this
comes out in print, send it down Il
Mrs. Nancy Grooms, st Huntsville.
Alabama To my wife snd mother
Also them two pictures IN frames alike
that sre at Lizzie's. If any minister i
at nly grave, want It to be a UniVer
salist and no other
p s. When q man is in trouble, anS
sickness OgOrbalances his comfort, ans
there Is no sign Of Improvement hG
ought to be under ground.
JoHE I. stare.
p. S. hope and pray the Almighty
4 God may forgive me for this
| The deceased proved to be q mai
named Starr. He was formerly an en-
gineeT on the Reading railroad H
was rather fast in his habits, and lef
bis employment TO 60 to Panama Ii
obtained situation on the Psnaml
railroad, where he remained some time
He then came back q the States, wen
south, and located in Huntsville, Ala
batna There he married, and Their
his family still live. He came North Q
short time ago, bat why he killed him
self is not known.
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- - -
Doctor John chspman has been the
subject Of many inquiriss from cores.
pOndents He is 3 physician in the
city Of London, who has distinguished
himself for recommending 8 general
disuse Of drugs IN medical practice
alao for his peculiar views upon the
employment Of cold on different parts
Of the human body IS a remedy for
disease: Thus his remedy for constipa-
ton IS the application Of cold 70 the
abdomen-an application which OBJ
serTation would seem 70 confirm; Is
dysentery, cholera morbus and ether
complaints Of the intestines are often
occasioned and always aggravated by
undue exposure Of that part Of the
body. Doctor Chapman has published
numerous papers n the London Medi,
cal Times and Gazette, upon the en-,
ployment Of his fsvcrite remedy for dil
ferent complaints; s9ssd soa
| lie has lately written an article upoI
the cbolera, in which he lays down Is,
following propositions. sA .aaae. it
| The primary Cause OF cholera i AZ
general rule, the excessive heat Of 40
CLIMATES snd temperate climates Il
summer when cholera prevails. bltf
/ he proximste casss Of eh5lera Is q
precisely the sans snature as that Q
summer er ehoieraie disrrhna, but it
far more developed, and consequent
its action is proportionately more poH
erful and intense.
Cholera is neither contagious nor II
tectious IN any sense Whatever, exceT
through the depressing influence {
fear. aI'5T7 ~
Cholera may be completely avertec
and when developed, cured by ID
persistent application of the spinal iol
bag along the whole spine SO long
! symptoms Of the disease continues.
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sin
$50 aa
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Miscellaneous
FarIns..,f|


4 Farm Of 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with I'D
cedar fence; epiendldiy FAtefed; fonr- hundred
ares c'eared balance vel tmbered with cedar and
ether g,oWthi two residences on ,ke plece--one
good outuouses, 6c. 1T F. +-
na ALSO y li ras
4 Farm Of 600 Acres OF splendid land, Eileen
miles ifom Nashville on the 6sstn pike-is pfn-
c.psiy uFsr tom. IAss between the Cumberland
river snd Gall uiG pike Ablnt third Of the land
is cleaned, balance weIl t;nnbered Mll be sold in
body, oria Farms OF ZOO or 800 Acres, 70 s1lt pRr
chssers. fefms ne75 easy.
Also 81
A Farm Of 500 Acre Of splendid Land in Ruth
eriord county, in sight Of IaYergne The residence
has been baIned bat the out h0uses remain. There
Il a good Orchard also large quantity Of Cedar
timber on 1t. Ills an excellent Stock Farm
ALSO
A Farm OF 100 AeTes--eoOd lsnd--2 miles from
Layersn, ON Murfreesboro pike and Chattanooga
Railroad one half cleared and new. Thirty Dollars
~ ~ garl e.l ul .la
- ALSO .4
A Farm Of Is Acres at Lebanon. Wilson county.
has br * residence wish rooms. offices IN the
yard, good cistern and well, eansge house, ice
house, milk house, good barn aad garden. "
ALSO a - 90.
A FaFm Of las Acres, four miles from Fraukiir,
Williamson county on the Carfsr's Cres K Pike, ana
knoHn a. the HSOuthall Place, 20 aerts clsarec-
Has a good house on It with four rooms, kitchen,
barn and ether outhouses, and spleadid well.
ALS0--A irsci Of lgO acres, four miles from the
above tract, al IN woods. ti-
Price foE both places $500 one half cash, balance
IN one ana two years.
d.
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Sale of Saw Mills.


ENGINEER OFFICE, Z
ei- NAsHytlIT, aug. 18th, 1855.
1RALED PROPOSALS. ell be received vt this
- ofHce until the 10Th q September, l66, for the
paFehase Of the following s. Mills, W.;
OAe.ta0e 4 Bodiey saw Nh, S2 inch cifculsr saw,
~ inch cylinder % inch stroke, II foot h0aers az
Lyinriie, Tenn.
fso Lane Dyer Portable Saw Mills at Chstis-
moo n.
Olss Lane & Bodlsy Portfolio Saw Mills atChatta-
nooFa. OH III
Ole Single Machine, FAys Patent, At chaita-
nooEa.
Tite-e Mills are al ia goyd running orders
Further inlormat n about those IN Chattanooga
can be obtained from Il. Col. V. Fox, lstUS v
v EhRineers st Chattanooga The necessary build
ings vii be melt ded in the sale.
written guarantee OF two responsible parties
must accompany each bid The goyernm Hnt re-
serves ths I1gnt 70 ne ect any BID deeHed 90 low.
Bidders are invited 10 present Il the opening Of
BIDS.
By order Of the CHEF Engineer. s
WM +. MERRILL
AuE2Itd Col lst y 8 w Engineers.
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WksHnGras, Aug. PA II Gauge
Wer, Of Ohio, Chief Clerk OF the Sd
Auditors Office, is the most prominent
candidate for hoad Of the bureau made
vacant by the appointment Of John
Wilton 10 the head Of the new Exeeu-
tive Bu-esu, which il now designated
70 be bureau Of pardonS The Pres
ident's purpose ia organizing it is simply
70 have the mass OF clerical duties con-
neeted with the business brought be
fore him taken of the shoulders of bis
securities. The rooms for the clerks
viii, if possible, be provided st the
White House
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TERMS GASH.--Fsss from So to $50

In the treatment 81 the Eye and EEr, AID ethel
.roans Of sense. Il becones necessary % have 3
coed knowledge q ever hing pef.Alnin1 70 nedi
eeiee end surgery. What are called regular bnTsl'
risns nay have graduated 10 either the Old o. DeE
school college, aad csl boast 81 a one'sidec edu.
cafion. 30. vet, II the treatment Of IL Eye and
- fal 70 cure q aDg'e 9tEfInate ease-lor ne
fIeatuusrt presented in her works VIII not eject
cure N slarge msionty Of cases -. -
IN BaocSnaE IS 4 era1uzfe Of The Missoufi Uni-
xe-~itv-DiploTna hsnl.s IN bis oiIce and has many
certdcsfss froEa persOas eareds When msy te
sean ~ calling.
b permission. he also refers 70 the ioiloEiug
medical men Of good sanding.
Dr. a. Aott, New fcrz
N. !. - Quidd9e, q rton pisce. EoH lcfk.
Dr. y. P. biainard, Chicago, limos.
III. = Y. Blaney,
pr. Fhn Hosrsns, Prcl eureery, tEasour Uni-
Versity, 80
agan communications, With stamp enclosed,
promptly answered Ad1seEs ?. y. beN -. -.
Remember his InhrInarJ y a. 70. y Sl-'1N
slsest Ire Docior Is permanently lqcaif'-
aBRls-emc
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pect again 70 assume the position Of
leaders and direotars Of public ssnsi.
ment Others, whose names are 10.
interviewer with the damnabla heresiss
Of the secession school, must take their
places, at least until they bring forth
fruit meet for repentance" sud have
shown their faith By their works"
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cKancsry Csavt al Me5finnville. Issnssser.
AuausT RULES lss5.
!. Fiirrc sloricrd. compliant
~ 20 BIZ -. -. r..
I. Waliine, Admr. q Jas Nofthcuss Gee e, -
fhar NorsEcas ard her ch.ldrea tbsing minors
Aaran, Laura hATrss. ana $3.50 s.I.is5s ''
~ ,,is ..sss il sppasring to the Clerk and Mss
- ~ Erarlerrf 1cnea il anon-resioent o. t1e
1.ts II enresz ee 50 thzt ths oTdinary process o.
is carnot De e1vfd on him. i = ieIelo-e o. oel-
"a fs,at rorhcsficn be made lE the Nasnllle Onoa
- f5f,F rserr requiring ssd defendant % appear
4 ne next Court q CnsncerT, % - heid a ne
rIo,,-i Bousa IN HcHirnTlle, On the SIN MONDAY y
= X m a. ne $3.50 vii Be take1 foI
ee1is ed, and set FOX hearing e nsrie az . n n
a,g,s4 q. 1885. lauZI.-ft'
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Also

a Fatu, Of 1s71S Acres. s miles from the City,
an ~ .N4,slv'a Bends PIKE OBe-half Of the tIact
n cleared. balance vel timbsned. Bias on it two.
story BRICK residence with SIX sood rooms, g'' q
kitchen. stahls. and o her outhouses. Tbs farm Is
finely watered and Is enclosed with good ctdar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-27

THE SEvEN-THRTirs AL PzSTER-
The Treasury Department forwarded,
on the 24sh Of August, to the sobscri
bers 10 the seven-thirty loan, the last
Of the notes The delay wss Oooasioned
By the fact that the orders for notes
came in faster than they could be
printed II any Subscribers to thsloan
should fail 70 receive the remainder Of
their subscriptions, they should at once
notify the sub-agent
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Also

A Pa,m Of 25a Acres in q Iores' Bend." ihir.
teen miles from the ", ~ miles from the Leba-
non pike. Has ITO acres cleared, halsoee heavily
tirnhsTed. has on it a heNed log house with four
rooms. kitchen snd euthouses, good peach or
chard, and plenty Of good WATERFALL vel enciosed.
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south Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT OF STOCK.

CTOCKHOLDERs 10 the South Nashville Street
l - Railroad Company are hereby notified thas =
cal for theysyment Of stock = ordered % FOL oEs
Is per csat- payFtieoa or bsiqEs ihs hTsi day Of
September next
i5 per eest. psyabie on or beere the hrst day Of
OctDrer. 4. .e
Is per cent pay able on or bsfjre the first day Of
November; and AF
Is Iercent. payable on or before The hFst dsy Of
December next
Payment can be made % John Luulsden 4rea-
sureT az the Second National Bank, or 70 Leroy
Armstrong iseeretAry.
auZf-lm A. NELSON, President.
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ofick snq inmed House, with 6 good rooms
smoke house, stable, aud oiihouses Has goo
sllade trees, aud a. excellent cistern- Lot front
ssosO.
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The Presbyterian preachers Of St
Louis have resolved not to take the
convention oSth. and have issued an
address 10 the brethren throughout the
State. Governor Fletcher is about as
Plucky IS they are, aud says they shall
not preach unless they qualify. The
Governor has temporal power and win
probably come out ahead.
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Vacant Los.

a choice Lot frOuing 1oose On Russell strlss
nesT Iliir stsest church.
Two Los. each = ift fr5nf on Russell street by
I l7odHep. NezY coaFenieatto tie Wire HfidRe
A heartiili Lot. ueariF opposite iha fesid.snce o.
Jnn. MofroH, kEQ., 5oxl70 feef
Let lrontir1 s. lect On Faibefland STREET 81
| 10 deem. Nery aea= The Wire Bridge.
Two LOIS heiEeen k1Eseil and Fatherianc sfresta
( fruntiag 20 feet esith OF Oar, - 10 dcsr
clio % l0i, ffsufinI Is feet a. FafhfrlsulI md
rHuning beck no; 10 z aod neienborbopi
Two Lots on Faiheriand car n fronting 50 fsct ~
lTo. Joining clecsr Beline's rroeeTsy
Two lots on faihe'lsnd opposite Oscar BohHaa's
property esch 81 IS l7U feet
A Lot, corner o. Stevenson and Fsciory streets,
ffoiitEg 30 Rec % kaeiusg, b Eas aieaE s,sssn-
son. .l Is ~ -. - .r..I =. Il -.
A choice Los, ffoatnt 50 feet on Russell sfraef
b 40 deep. sdion.nR A. n. Di!n, and very cenve,
nient g the Wire Blisizs
A Lot % Russell street, adionmgF Cunning-
ham. fronfs 81 b TO iee4
light Acres ~ Dc very besi garden lad, freat-
isE 50 yzfds On 6sllatn pike, b. 100 yards on The
County iosd-
kaelsi OF ten LES lying south q shelby A.enns.
q "A lAfge humber 1t Ldis IN Ramsg9's Addiaun
sRd many otheEs, hesairl'ly located and ysluslia-
ees2s 10
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No. s. Church street, Nashville, Tennessee
Where he may be consulted every cay nom ? %
Il o'eock, A. M. 10 pm, aad 70 pm Oon-
sulsanons free. - ~.
He cures ali enrsbie diseases Of me Zee and hAi'
and utrtorraa al difficult operation m surgery.
a. operate- for Iataract, without pam, y ne"
method l. -
he sfraighiens Gross Eyes II one minute n old
He Inserts. Aithort pain. Artificial Eyes % move
and appear natural. .., -. -.
crnes, which give no PAIN - -,
lie treats Aa1aarosiss q neffoe1 hiAaii'7a va
a succees heretof5fe uuEnoNn
lie euras ever case Of Ophthalmla garss here-
,,f r. considered lncurabie by the Profession
ia cures discharges Of tCs Ear, caused b 6aaf-
Let FeseT Measlss, or other disease
a. iasefts Ari;hcial Ear Drums. where NE natu-
ral1iruuu fperabraneJ nas been destroJeds which
,---,.r,,vss the hearing Immediately
IL operates for Artificial Pupli ialli1s Of the
EVe.lid he remedies - once
~ cures the most obstinate fogma Of Ophthal
mia two 70 EIGHT weeks. rads q ~
n sssses Of me Nervous 8ysten. va Chonea
eef,raieia Spinsi biiieulieH; heT0us Pf0stfafioIs
trestsd successfully
heratoi5re unknown
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ItHs2 slf
Location.
On Broad Street near intersection with Spruce
former residence II h. R. ". HIl-Wilh the Bulld-
iug4 AZ Shelby N edicai College Our friends are
ali exceedingly pleased with 'his looat on, as being
acceseibls, bealhfu PLY ate; and IN All respects
aIitatle ior a Boarding and Day School, for young
LADIES'.
Buildings.
These BUILDINGS can sccosnmodate about One
Hundred Bosrders and Two Hnndred Dsy Pupils:
They are. IN ali respects, most admirably edspted
to the purposes Of Day and s9aTaig Senoos lot Of
Commencing our School, these Bnddlngs, and
Grounds sttsehed, shall equsi IN order, neatness
and heahhmlness, any private residences In Inc eity
Of Nashville ra
THE old Academy
We have The records of the sold Academy" and
hence the Classification Text Books, Order, and in
ret every thing which constituted that Institution
''The Academy" viii be louid for the present in tie
Ianier Female Academy. -,.r =,
Terms of the Old Academy.
Forentire Academic year of AZ Eeells, Board and
| Tuition IN the Preparatory Department. S20O; in
l the Academic, S2sO; in he Collegiate, S2fs. 1u-
ton 10 Day Pupils in the Preparatory Department.
500; lie the Acsdemic $50; IN the Colegiate, SEQ.
TuIrIoE Muslc--Voeai or Instrumental. Pia1p or
Guitar gthree Lessons week. esch So; use OF Ia
sarlrnent, Piano, $40; use Of Instrument 6Iiitsr,
IS Drawing, and use OF MODELS $50; Modern Lan-
! uunUea. tCaECn etcn OaNl wv l4Aliu tuu nEHbhs
| go; Needle Work SO; OIL Paintings and use Of
/ models when FIVE lessons week. SIS Harp and
/ use Of Instrument SO College Cuoir, S. -a
The above were our prices n 1860 and may still
b. regarded as our terinss with tnis qualification
PAYABLE in any staple article OF iood, az the prices Of
| i660.= illH
Patrons not wishing to have the trouble OF making
| ths calculations needed in the a05Ve viii paY ioI
| Board, exclusive Of was hing. per session OF I'VE
| scholastic months. One Hundred and TgeDry nTe
Dollars, aud about one-third advance on the school
Bill a. follows; Laf
| Board ior fye school months, exclusive Ct %
| shlngl ---.-.--;' y.
Tuition eparatory department .-...-.-.-..,. =
! b" Academic ....--........-.. =
/" Collegiate ...-....-.-.....-. n
Music .-.--.. 4.
Draw ne and use II Iroaels
Modern Laaf uages each y
attn add "
o aintl q
Harp and use OF lnstrums q
College Cnoir-.-..---., ---.-..i.-.
PuDlls charged from the FIRST Of the month Il
| yhichthey enter to the ciOss If the session
Aesdemic year divided into tgo sessions --esci
p veeks including preparation and 'osing weeks
We are compelled 70 reqnHe our irtnds 20 Pc.
When have more time, expert 70 prepare
Chcul Z giving, Gs in torIner days, sll needed IN
formation Y. D. ELLIOTT.
aug26-H
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The statements recently published
that President johnson and Chief Jus.
tiee Chase have been having repeated
and prolonged consultations concern
ing the trial of JEFF Davis, are entirely
without foundation.
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Also

A splendid Farm contsinlbg 100 Acres, i've
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and Chstta-
n,og railroad ct Glen Clife DEPOT, aod on Mi
creek. The landis very nch, splendidly wstered
and beautifully located. This IS one Of tn BIS
GRASS FARMS ID DAY dson county, and Is pecu.
liar adapted to rssing Stock On the place IS q
rsilroad switch, sed near BY is avery large and
bank, bling splendid place for an extensive Brlcl;
Ysrd. There 10 a two story bTck residence, with a
irsmed addition, cnn'aining Z rooms; also kitchen
and out houses, good barns, stables, kc., ana IN
Orchard 81 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
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ALSO

A House on Rell Street, with rooms, good cis
tsrn, ee. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street. BY .
feet deep, well enclosed. Price si50O. 70
ALSO
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD


To Contractors. -
c,rsI.ED PRCPOSkLS WI bs reeeiFed st Tn
- rfire Of the S0uth Nashville Street. ksilroad
Company until the lela eay 9. e -, 10
uing the road Of the Company, and for building N
na-eSaarv Staf!es and WorkHnops- BIDS WI Be Of
fered under these heads Of divisions
FIfsf-For furnishing Al material f1I me Road
49, Inrludinq Iron Ties Chairs, Spikes, Cssiings
RaiIest ETC snd for laying the Track.
! gscond--FoT furnishing the Cars, llf
T5iifd-For furnishing the necess ar raaferla an
pias vii be rec wed for esther q the aboT
te1l,s ana bis for the entire work u1ust be divide
into the abnTe three divisions The Company =
serves the right 70 accept OF REJECT any DIVISION
al q any BID oderad. Plans and specifications ca
bs seen It the Office Of the Engineer OF the Con
psuy, ". +. Fosfsr 10 North Cherry street.
LERoY ARMS FRiNG,
auc25-97g - q p Secretary.
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VTAVE AssoCIATF9 WITH Ia sm5ELN 80
II MIR. A q. WILEY. in the Nursey Blu
sIness. The business vii be continued hereafter
under the name OF
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= = = =
Colonel Robert johnson, son Of the
President and Mrs Patterson and hrs.
Slower, daughters of the President, ac-
companied bv Miss Harlan and Mrs
Graz. proceeded this afternoon to Rich
noad' Va. on the headquarters steam
er yer Gail It'll expected that upon
the return Of the steamer President
johnson himself and his personal staff
viii 90 10 Richmond. H
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Engineer Property
At 1 81"
- al e .

ENGINEER OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE, TEAM Aug. 2dth, 1860. !
XTTIbf he sold " private ssle az tae Ensineel
W Office, Church street. corner OF Spruce, Nash
Vile on the st Of september. 1856. and daily there
siteF 1ntl the sale j. closed quantity az Photo
graphic Instruments and Chemicals, inciudiuf
tflobe Lenses, Bsihs, Printing Frames, de- no long
er needed by tie government
Also, a small Printing Establishment, consist nc
Of u Ramsae Press, "A fsnts bf typA, cases. Ac
max ~ co1plete once i0r printing small iohs.
Also, AZ CaSttsaooga, Tenn, BY 9 l. r. r. Murphy
QuariernaEiar LEI u - Engineers, and ~ e
de lDth CT September, 1896, Circular Saws, Carts
Csst Herhe~s, pontaon Wagon, wheel bsrrows
psck ssdeles, plcWs, torce pusnp and steel drill.
Terms cash, N government funds. DetaIled al
iormst5u can b CHAINED 90 fhis oiice
By Oruer Of the Chief Enginesr. l
WI 81 MERRILL,
augz7--td Col LIST Us Wv Enspeeers.