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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
New Division Of COlOFed Troops
In the Department OfKentueky.
White Troops 10 be Mustered Out
Affairs In Mississippi.
Gen. SlOCum Recalls his Order.
Ketehum before the Grand Jury.
Twelve indictments against Him
Gen. SIOcum Recalls his Order.
Ketehum before the Grand Jury
Twelve indictments against Him

/ LoUrsvILLg, Sept. s-Mai. Gen. J. NJ
Palmer has organized thirteen regiments O.
oolored troops, now serving in the Depart
msut Of Kentucky into one division Of three
brigaies. Brig Gen James S. Br.sbsr b
been assigned to command The divisfo p,
with Brv't Gen. J. F. Wade, Col. S. A. PERT
er aud C7l-J. Macarthur, for brigade CONS
msnds-s. All the whfte troops in the De-
Partmsnt are to be mustered cut Palmer
and Bfisoer are the only General officers
now on duty in Kentucky.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. The Times Jack
son special says General slocum has recalled
his order in opposition 70 Governor shlr-
key's call for militia
Governor Sharkey is out in a letter EN-
bodying a portion ofthe Presidents Pro,Ia-
mstion, which sustsius the Governor In the
case Of sha-key and siccum.
The President says hc believes a military
force can Be organized, sufficient 10 enforce
civil authority in the state, and in the
United States, which would enable the Fed
or vernment to withdraw the forces, 10
a great extent, from the State, thereby re-
duciug the enormous expense Of keeping
military force there to suppress any insur-
rectionsry movement. lie says the people
must be trusted with their government.
The proclamation authorizing the restora-
ton Of the State Government, is not to iru-
Pede in any way the consummating object
o:his appointment.
JAcIsoS. Sept. Troops are Striving /
here, it is thought preparatory to evacuate
The State. The people rejoice ST the ida Of |
The restoration ofcivl outhosity.
Marine Barracks, ct the foot Of che hill |
near Yicksb1rg, burned tuesday night. It
vas the work of an incindiarv.
The colored population voted to assist
Zach other to maintain publiy schools.
NV York, Sept. S.-The Grand jury
'sme into the Court of General Sessions this
afternoon and presented twelve indictments
-gainst E. B. Ketchum, charging him with
arceny aDd forgery. Ketchum will soon
70 soon becallod on to plead b the charges.
nd legal proceedings will then be fully in
rogress.
The attendance at The book sale was large.
'ricas good.
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10 slrangers ana CItIEeps.

VS. do not profess 10 be the only Phy5i-
cisn in she city, who may be found at bis
Office sc all hours, day or night" nor do
We, in offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend Our5elf IN preference
10 other equally well established and ex-
perieuced physicians nor do We pre-
tend TO be inialhble, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases mon
toned ia our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any lgonder-
nj secret TeEtCdiCy, or extraordinary cgTcc-
able treatment or pGljGtigGS; or al sensibio
men must know, that success in tho prGc-
tice OF medicine, does not depend 30 much
upon the discovery OF nCI0 rcucdies, or uel5
modes Of treatment, as upon she sEilliul use
OF those agencies necessary to a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by eKpe-
Renee and patient application. We res
pectfuIly refer the public to our general i'd
yertssmou., in another part of the psper.
Office hours from in the morning I'll
al night. i. Z. COLEMAN, 81. d.
81 North Cherry st-. Fnshviu G, Ten
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EoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board of Claims
of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. &c
dated March 18Th, 1865, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling st our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust indebtedness from the Government.
ie3O-tf II. TONPEINs i Co.
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Persons uuacquninJed in the city seeing
so many advertisements for the tretamsh
Of Special Diseases, are often st loss 20 de
srmine 10 whom 70 entrust the treatment
of such cases. To such peraons wo take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is 40 No. % DeadericE
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR..
A. RICHAED JoyEs may be found in his OF
advertisements. Az Medicines furnished IN
tie oricc.
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corTox.-The market continued quiet 10
dsy, but eth the sales summed up faiiy i4Ve
bales. including 700 taken by one buyer: sna
25o. 100, 100, Zoe, s. aud e. BY others
Prices were more irregular. IN some IA
stances figures were accepted showing iur,
ther decline Of lc.; IN others, buyers pala
l previous rates. Most OF the supply IN lac
/ tors hands is withheld from sale, o. not 70
be had unless at full prices. Barley Good
! Ordinary cold as low As SIC, but under CIR
cumstances which made il no basis for quo
: tations. With these remarks, We repeat,
/ for the present, our Previous quotations Is
I foliows. Ordinary al siaSse., Good Ordinary
seaSI, Low Niddlirg sss4le., and hiddling
! 42r4Ac.
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There is in our good city an alley known
a. the "Gem, which is 3 perfect gen. rs
a laboratory for perfumes Of the most pun
gent odor it has no equal in all the bounds
Of our extended observation. As for the
character Of the exhalatiOns which 1t eIniis'
words fail us to describe it. Your " Night
blooming Ceres" is as nothing TO 1t. Wei
does It merit the name Of "Gem," and it is
to be hoped that no vsndal hand may
ruthlessly touch its boarded treasures or
rife its garnered sweets. Nay they be
preserved for years to come as menentoes
Of the energy and uniting efforts Of our
city dads" 70 preserye the health and
comfort Of our city.
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The garrisons Of a number Of the military
posts in Middle Tennessee have been with
drawn, and SC is reported that, taking ad-
vantage Of this change, citizens have or
dercd colored schools b be closed, and
Tea hers 10 leave. We DO not know how
much truth there is in these reports. We
hope, for the sake Of the good name Of Ten
nessee, they are uufounded. The negro is
nows freeman, and It is 20 the interest Of all
classes Of society that he and his children
should be given the advantages Of schools.
The more enlightened he becomes, the
greater will be the benefit derived from the
change in his relations to society and the
State.
The following letter, on the subject Of the
shove mentioned reports, has been received
BY Gen. Fisk. We publish it for the IL
formation Of all concerned:
HuaDUUARTERs DIsr. OF Mn. TENNESSEE,
hUETEEEsBoR0', Sept. Z, 1865.
Cen C. b Fisk, Command ng Freedmen, ETC.,
Ss-hYlie.
have been uuofiicialIy Informed that at
some POINTS from which the troops have re-
Gently been withdrawn, the citizens have
caused the cOlored schools TO be closed aud
the teachers TO leave.
VIII you please inform me Of what points
the schools have been intsrfered with, as
] viii post col0red troops there 20 enforce
tho laws and protect the scbools2
Very respectfully your obt serv't,
r. W. JOHNSON,
Er'vt Maj. Gen Com. Dist. N id. Tenn.
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Self Abuse.

This vice, which is never praoticed in
the presence of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesI
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen 70 song.
1t has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tC
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. 70 be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 602, Essh
vile, Tenn. feb26-H
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A parcel OF rogoes ere in the habit Of
riding about in the vicinity Of Nashville,
gathering up cattle and offering them for
sale 30 butchers in this market. We heard
yesterday Of a lot Of thirteen heilers which
were brought in and soid 10 a butcher in the
northern suburbs. During tho day Mr..
James Marshall aud Mr. CantreIl visited the
butchers pen 10 quest Of cattle stolen from
them. Mr.. Marshall found three and Dir.
Cautreu one Of bis. The hatcher interpreted
no objections to giving up The stolen prop
erty. Citizens Of Nashville who NAY hEye
COWS aud calves running a. large, aud lose
mem would 20 well 20 look them mp -
Mea'Ta. Na-'hslI and Cantrell did. Efforts
0Og a. 10 be made BY The police - detect the
cattle 'nieSe'l and enforce the law on them.
They have alre'dy escaped too long.
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DryryE srRvIcE.-The Union n. f. soci-
ETY. viii hold their usual service tomorrow
at the Masonic Hall. Preaching in the
morning at n o'clock and in the evening at
Jzo'elocl. Sunday school at o'clock, A.
~ Fhe public are invited 10 attend.
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Last Chance rnr RargaIns.

The sutler Goods at A. & NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
qardlcss Of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, ssrdines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself By calling
here.
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ESGNE AND BoILER FOR sALE.-By imme-
diate application engine with 10 inch cylin-
der, p inch stroke, boiler 20 feet long, 81
feet diameter. The above is in splendid re-
pair and will be sold at bargain. Apply at
room No. 80 sewanee Hotel, or Smiths
mills, section "A, n. & err.
sepg-ZlE
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Knfien tn Scholars.

All United States Soldiers who have beer
confined in any of the rebel prisons, at any
time during the war, can obtain pay iol
Communication Of rations also pensions
bounty, arrears of pay and all other Just
claims against the Government, BY calling
upon or addressing
ISGERsoLL / RoGERs,
401z Cherry St,
Nashville, Tenn.
Address lock box 81. aug5e-ti
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PHoToeRAPHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, rs Cedar street, opposite Com
mreial Hotel. may27-tf.
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Flour and Cheese.

1000 bbls of Nc. l Flour,
50 boxes Western Reserve Cheese
In store aud for sale BY Jno. J. MeCsnn,
No 50 Broadway, corner Broad and College
strests. Sepi6-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

The lovers Of Sports Of the Turf will have
fn opportunity 70 enjoy themselves attbs
CID race course to-day. A mile race, three
entries, comes oE a. o'clock, p. m. Dr
Lindsey s The avorite, about two to oae
Lady C.ay, second; and Saginaw third. tn,
race is for S. coo
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School for Bows.

The undersigned will open his English
and Classical School in the basement Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Summer
street, on Monday, september 4th.
Thorough instruction and moderate terms.
aues0-2w W. Bryce THOMPSON.
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SPFCIAINOTICES.
ladies,

Mrs. L. o. Chaplin win open, Sept. a.
1866, at her new store, Church street, nor'h
side, four doors west Of the 81. Cloud hotel;
a large ard elegant stock Of farls aRu
Arnpyicsn blillinery. The ladies Of Mesh
vic and vicinity ere most cordially invited
N can and examine this beautiful stock OF
MiIlinery. Also, Trimming and Fancy
Goods in great variety. seps-o1-
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ArLASrl. Sept.

During the week ending yesterday tie
-, ,,Ssrl, Il hSs been dull and dropping,
- fsyr trausactions. The difficulties in
-s;lrosd trausportation are the cause otthls
;nsctiyity. Small lots from the country
cont,pue 10 srrive, but we have heard OF no
trapsactlops. Prices have ranged from p 70
IN cents. The following quotations exhibit
The different grades and prices;
Ordinary y cents. Low Middling . cents
Middhng . Good
Duriug the latter part Of the week feeling
wss somewhat better, but on the whole cur
market may be considered as eXhieiAnG
little or no buoyaney.
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SALE OF
Block-House Timber.
FNGrNERR OFFICE.

ENGINEER OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TESs., sept 6th, ls6o-
CyEALFD PROPOSAL S vii be- received st "a ?
- orsce until September 2Jth, 1873, for the pur-
cnasc Of Oh Block houses built by he United States
in the former Department Of the Cumberland, AZ
coping & ose IN the delence Of Nashville ana Chat
tanooga. and those at Bridgeport, sla snd Nh.te.
side, enu. With the heck houses " To be m lu'
ded an timber oct and hauled 70 the block. ou-es,
though un'ra ned, sud all quarters for he ui0C L.
house garr-ons.
Separsts proi Sssls VIII he received for timber cut
for blockhouses aud len in the woods. Owners 81
q Der cut bat not hsuled. and VINO have not teeu
paid, msy retain their timber on return Of tha
vouchers or recepis gwen thsm.
The number Rnd loca ion Of each block house
should be csrefuily stated. . hese block houses
are along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad q
toe state line, from EdgeGeld Junct on Co Clarks
vile or the North Western Ras road, he Nashville
Decatur and Stevenson RAJ road, the Naehyi le arc
Chaitsnooga Railroad, The East Tennessee anc
Georgia Railroad fnd ". Rsiircad TheS
c5otsin from thirty to one hundred thousand Ices
, m. Of timber and yirIshls quantity o. lumber
Detailed "a forusuon csn q Obtained a. this oaice
Terms cash 10 government nds.
Bidders are invited % be present a. the opeain.
Of BIDS
BY command o. Major General TH,uts.
W 4. MERRILL,
seP7-Ig Col. Let u 5 v " Eagneers.
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MARKETS.
10y TeIegraph.l

CINcISSATI, september 8.
Flour unchanged and quiet There is a fair de-
mand fox old Wuest, at two dollars for PRIME red.
Oats 4Oc; Rye declined ID soc. Whisky dull, y.
There is q good demand for mess pork at $50, with
sales Of 900 bbls. Nothing has teen done in bulk
meats or bacon Lard il in good demand at 24c
holders asking 2i1 &c. Groceries firm at full rates
I.useed OH scarce and firm al 81 IS. Flax seed
- 4Oa2 80. Gold l4p4.
INV ORLEANS September s.
Cotton firm 81 4ia46c sales 5oO bales sales 70,
the week, 900 bsles; stock, 5000 tslss New
York exchange weak, 57s discount.
NEW YoRK, September s.
Gold shows downward tendency, quotations
being I4II aIli3s. There is NJ indication to spec
ulate on the prem um, and current operations ar,
wholly of a regular character. Cotton is quiet
l434lis
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In accordance with instructions received
from the Commissioner Cf Pensions 8
Washington, We are now prepared TO have
the names Of ali Tennessee Pensioners, Tor
proof Of loyalty who received payment a
either of the following Agencies, TO wit
Nashville, Knoxville, Jonesboro' and Jack
son, restored to the Pension Rolls, on pre-
sentation of their old certificates.
Application can be made either in person
OF BY letter. IYGERsOLL 4 ROGERS,
Claim Agents,
401E Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn.
Address Lock-Box, No 81.
sug3O-tE
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TwExrY-FITE CENTS FOR USIov ASD Plan
TrRs BssE.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem 10 be steadily declining, and as eaeh
Bank has over million Of circulation still
out, they will probably decline to Is cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
ncr Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
to give considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money to him before
the orders are filled. II.
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The case of F. T. Cooper, former ed
itor Of this paper, charged with shoot
ing 3 c1lored soldier, came up before
the military commission of which Col.
Lieb. 9Th q. S. col d artillery was Pres
dent, on Friday last After full in.
vestigation Of the facts Of the case and
the evidence adduced on both sides
consuming a little more than two dsys
the accused was acquitted and hE
bond ordered 10 be caucclled,-.jgclsr
NislsaUD an
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The ladies are Invited to inspect the stock
Of silks, Dress Goods. Trimmings and Fancy
Goods at Vim. W. Berry & Co.'S, 81 College
street. sept7-H
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GRKAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs &
Co's.,--super Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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A GFNTs WANTED FOR TIRE shCKaI -F.n-
a VICE. the Field, the nuugron. All the e
80 The most iaterssu1g snd ercIiirg book
ever published. emurseinE hr. kichard-cu's IN
nsrslialea erperenco i1r fouT YeArs; tsaFeihng
ib~onsh the soatn n IRE secret serv.ce 81 tie
ssfrhsine." u oil abound 10 strung eyeuts, Eud
sntain rnora q she fsci. luciasui end rcmaucr q
he va than sny osher work Puuashed. eend lol
lts ". tth street., clacEnaall, Ohia,
anals .sIna.dlN,
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
seXus Systens-Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIH HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aprl8-ly
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Nothing further Of interest relative 10 the
explosion on tho Nsshyius and No-tbvsst
ern railroad has trsusp.red We v,-. a.
sured yesterday, by AZ officer who ouch, I,
know, that the number Of lHl.5 al
wounded We gave in our Issue OF The ,,,---
ing, wss correct.
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hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing At this Nashville Steam Bakery, 10
Summer street, near Union. sep5-u
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PIanters' Hotel.

On Summer, near Cedar street, is being
opened. Accommodations moderate and
prices high. CAMPBELL & CRAIGMuEs,
augI7-lm ProprietOrs.
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A pile Of straw, IN a -
street. took Gre yester8,v - on Broad
oIu'ea = considerable sur Tor f,,, - ,,,-''
msut. The fire was, however. 60. u" mo
before any damage was done s1shea
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FoE PADUCAH.-The nice little s.e,,,.-
''faeiia Ann, Is in Port and will leave !,
noon today for PaducHh. There VIII b. =,
Posiponement Of her departure.
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me Tennessee Journal" q German
l,N'PaP''' makes its dvst appearance this
-..'s.1s' II ''a neatly printed daily, and
We hope viii meet with 49,.
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes-at C. Y.
Ordway's Brokers Office, As College street.
If
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Just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsOok, muslins, at Pri-
Vste sale. GEO. SHIELDS Co.
jlyl-tf IS and p College street.
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0a'ss Gamble, No. 20, Cherry street
Ave FURNISHED ua with Balloa's Dollar
A'R'sly' and Ysakss Notions for October
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Broad street, the cid mart for he,v, t....
ness IN cotton, produce, etc. is s,.pr,..
natural condition. Before the 49, %. p.
over il viii be altogether itself assi,
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y1ts.. So, mas received the Clipper,
o.. -. Sr1,'' Metropolitan Record. and
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We had the pleasure yesterday of q
grasp Of tho friendly hand Of c. ". 8.
Brown, Esq, the well-known and highly es-
teemed agent Of the "Old Reliable Little
Mama Railroad. He was in fine health,
and reports his road in splendid condition.
We know from experience that it is plea
SAINT road to travel on, aud recommend il
confidently to our friends going East. It is
link in the safe and swift route.
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ErE AxD-E aE-As well as diseases Of the
throat, luugs, heart. stomach, liver, blood,
ETC., most successfully trssted at the Nash
vile Medicsi and Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below the Post Office,
+. s. Aborn, n. D., examining physician
and surgeon. suglO-u,
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The sgent Of the Chronicle and Sentinel,
Augusta, Ca, Mr.. r. S. Skinner, called on
us last eve,-he reports great activity in
busiuoss-whieh promises we'll for the com
mercial interest OF the South and the great
West. The cotton Of that section is finding
its way 20 the Sea bosrd-and from the fact
Of the want Of direct communication by
Railroad, has thrown the direct trade Of
that section to the North-weSt,-ourm er-
chants will welcome any Indication Of re-
ANON from whatever direction IL may come
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The United stsiss,
An The stsls ADD Fr0pary, Money, Stocks add
Cred g o. roter hHHean
BY 800 us ~ suri u.st'1r. rJpJgr7 % ne az
rfctcd frlm l- CIR U.- l.-lt NJ .le ga trI States
{ q he Mode District o Tenn -ssoe. nad in rur
susuaa q. t-e decree of cd llEr. p-1lruu I'd on
ths s.I cay ofMsy 1875 J s.... rr the s7-l day %
Sent 1885 e. l s4eurllE 90 lI 1'eiaos O. 1., E+ So
pub auction. to q Elest U-lrr f1r casl Iu
nsnd, g. the C51rl hogse door IN Nashvlia, DaTi1-
Eon county, Ieluss ee, ll. the fIE1t. tie ant 1r-
tzrest 70 ihs Tero1 81 Es natural D e, ui E11srt
Ma haus f0 and n the o4oslug de-r rlre1 real es-
tsfa 70 H.r- Esufr. x aerrs - land Ia hs tlsl
OF -hebgyl1s Behold cQuufF. .aie 81 lsunea-faas
beng part Of .ot 30. o. Ina the p.au 90 sad Es
Ai.otb srres al nd 10 Inc ls.h evil district of sn q
county
Alec lss0 acres Of Laai IN tee 21ih c4vl district
q sad -oEuy
Al b on ths Sane day ans tire in the t5Eu "a
shelfyvlle. Tenn ell - sod 81 pub q auct 90 al
the Fuln..ars % sad Eaaert u lt1sFs se-zsd ln
tnfa earFe. k. o. GI4AsCfIlA,
aru2-gt Marshzl N. ~. iesIa-