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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11

PREsIDENT'S INAUGURAL.

from mud The avenue is filled with q
dense mass Of people. Ceremonies will
take place in the Senate Chamber
Presidents Address:
FELLOW CoUSrRYMEN "A. this second
appearing to take the oath of the Presi-
dental office there is less occasion for an
extended address than there was o, FIRST.
Then q statement, somewhat in detail, Of
the course to be pursued seemed very fit
ting and proper, bat now, at the expiration
Of four years, during which public dec'ar
ations have been constantly called forth
on every point and phase Of the great con-
test which still aLsorbs the attention and
ensrosses the energies of the nation, little
that is new could be presented. The pro.
gress Of our arms, upon which all else
chiefly depends, is as we'll known to the
public as to myself, and is, | trust reason.
ably satisfactory ard encouraging to all.
With high hope for The future no predic'
ton with regard to it is ventured. Ga an
occasion corresponding to this four years
ago, all thoughts were nnxiously directed
to the imrendin. civil war, all dreaded it,
aud all soughtto avoid it. While my first
Inaug ural address was being delivered
from this place, devoted altogether to saw,
ing the Union without war, insurgant
| agents We're in The city seeking to destroy
it without war, seeking to dissolve the
Union aud divide The effects by nego.
! tiations. Both parties deprecated war,
| but one Of them would make war rather
| than let the nation survive. and hc ether
would accept war rather than let it parish.
When the war ccma cnced one shth Of
the whole popuIa,;un were co,orcI ,l.yes.
uol dis,,ilItcd generally over the Union
! h,t Iocsnjzol !, the sontlo,, nort or i
| These .lavas c,n.,;,n,, q nacrl;nr a,i
nn,yerr,l ,,,n~cst Al k,aw ,h;s ;,,1ros.
VIZ s.m,t~w II'a ransa nr ,,,e vsr 70
s,reng,hen ,ha ;,s,;rn,;,n and ex,r,,, ,ha
;n,cre,t voa ,h< oh;act to- xh;nb ,,,o ~.
sn,rc,,s would ,arI ,hs y1n;on h, unr
! Viii. ,Lo Govcr,,ent ,l,;mo1 no r;,,t :,
4, ,,ora 49,, - ra-,,,, tho ,arr,.or;aI sr
Iarasvsnt Of !, \e;,har nor,r ''. exn.,,s'
f., the war tho no1,;[nIa or lnr,,;nn i
! has o,randv o,,uiorl N,,ibor an,;c;no.a1
TIA, ,ls c.,sa &c tho or, t;"t ,,;,h, raoso
49, era., Iaro-a ,ho c.rI;,, i...ir sl~nrd
| cooso C.ch IooLe5 far ~:' c,e;o, .r;,.,,,h
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11

A CRUEL SELL "A wag in the West
says the following is true; but all cur
lady readers will know it is false:
Worthy C is ore Of the best repre-.
sentativcs Of Young America that can oe
found in the fast city Of Chicago. Stand.
ing on the STEPS Of the fremont few
| evenings ago, chatting with halfa dozen
Of the boys their attention was at.
tracted towards two young aud evidently
respectable ladies' enjoying al eyenin, !,
promenade.
- Be, the drinks says Worthy, "that I
make those ladies' follow and Keep pace
with me, whether | walk fas, or slow, for
ten minutes
The bet was taken BY Charley Il,
and he was invited by Worthy 10 come
along and see that all was fairly done
by this time the girls were passing
Worthy linked ar.ns with Charley. and
! apparently not seeing the ladies', stepped
IN tie same direction a"d directly in lrou,
OF them, and just near Ell ough to let them
hear his haranguo.
The wedding was TO be at nine o'clock
The President, the Cabinet, all the Fr~-
eigu Ministers, and the elite Of the city,
"St0 Ga E'~S'Sa ~ ~ pIt1CIs ANU I'iSLi'p
-, with half dozen assisting clergy.
men, was to olfitiute.
BY this time the gicls had overheard
enough to enlist their earnes. attention,
and, almost uncoNsciousiy, were closely
following the gentlemen, Worthy pro.
ceedei with minute and eloquent de.
scrip'on Of the (imaginary) wcd4ing.-
The bride, bridesmaids AID the lales
present, with their dress, jewe'ry, &c, &c,
were deliberately portrayed and for nearly
fifteen minutes did the girls follow in close
and attentive pursuit without regarding
either the distance or the direction Of their
promenade. Worthy, however, had grad
uaiiy turned corners and crossed streets
until the fremont was again attained,
when the gentlemen joined their conled.
crates, and the ladies passed on in bliss.
full ignorance Of the cruel sell to which,
they had been so numerically victi nzed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11


EDirons. iIl-natuvued editor in
New York is evidently out of patience
with visitors. Now we have hundred
visitors week many Of them ladies too
and yet they give US no annoyance. The
ladies Of Sioux City are good takers, hu.
they know when it il their "pu, in" and
hence when they see rs busy they read
exchanges till We hare leisure for chat, OF
if we are too long engaged on copy, they
bid ia "ndieu for the present = and 90
down our ricketty old stairway ia be.
witchingly fascinating manner. But hear
this seolding knigh; Of the scissors:
sour table is broal one. Come in
and see US. We can write while one man
is singing, another whistltng, aud another
dancing and shouting glory hal'elujah-
Pay US visit. We require elbow room
on the table-can't ago it, if elbow is a
little cramped. When You come, lie on
the table, particularly if y3u have the
fever and ugue. We are never busy-havc
plenty Of time to talk small talk aud say
original things about the weather. Drop
in. When We are blessed with your &C.
ceptable presence, turn over the exchan
ges and put the Oldest ones at the top of
the pile. Borrow tho shears and pu. the
paste brush in the ink bottle. Tell the
last joke and sing the newest version OF
John Brown. Swear like rebel and find
out tho latestsnews by telegraph. And so
on--you know the rest. BY all means
come and see u.s. Remember that il is
the height Of politeness to be just rs disa.
greeable a. possible--and drop ill.,"
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( Eo. A. LOWE : Co.,
Forwarders and Commission
NJ rchants,
Near the rcpot,l
NETiD ,............ .................IOWA.

Al Freight consigned 10 US will lie Ia nded vii h.
care, an" '"r"ardc1 promptly. We are Agents for
=. Shutters Chicago WAGONS, keen a
full snirly ~ these celebrated wagons constantly
on hand warrant them ia every respect. and self
Agents for George ". browns Corn Planters and
Stafford storn tuitivators-acknowlc lodged by all
" no have used them to le he best IN use.
salt. water Lime, Stucco and Plas.
terinS Hair always On hand, and sold at low
market rates. Eefcr to Wearc Il Allison. II. d.
Bo"lse Il Co., and u. r hedges, Sioux City. Wood.
bury county, Iowa. nov26-;f
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New Advertisements.
TNITED STATES ..3O LOAN.

BY authority Of the secretary # the Treasury tho
undersigned has assumed tho Gcncral Subscription
Agenc for the sale Of United States Notes
bearing seven and three teHths per cent. interest,"
per annum known as the
SEVEN-TUIRTY LOAN.
These Notes issued under date OF August 3th,
1854 and are payable three years from that time, In
currency, convertible ut the option OF the
holder into
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TIKI. n e VS..

An inspection Of the rebel defenccs
at Charleston shows that we have taken
over 400 pieces Of ordna nee, being more
than double the number that was first
reported. The list iaelsdes ! and 10 inch
Columb iads, and great many 30 and AZ
Founders, some inch Brooks rifles, and
many pieces Of foreign make, are also
captured. Foreign locomotives, and a
great number Of passenger and platform
cars, all in good condition. Deserters are
are coming in constantly. We have over
400 already.
Matters at the rebel capital begin to
wear a serious look. 1t is evident that
bLtlle must be given in a few days, or
evacuation ordered: in fact, there are indi-
cations Of both. Members Of the rebel
Congress have run away without doing any
lighting. Barely quorum is left.
But little is yet known regarding affairs
in North and South Carolina Sherman
and Scoield have probably joined their
forces ana are in the vicinity Of Raleigh
I. is though. that Hardes and Hood were
unable to join Johnson.
Richmond papers report large numbers
Of Yankee leser.ers daily coming into
their lines. 1t is TINS an equilibrium is
established. We hadn't though, Of this
before.
Genera! Singleton has arrived at Rich.
mond. Instead Of being in the peace bu,
siness, he proposes to speculate in bacon
and cotton.
Richmond papers arc hopeful. They
promise to CRAFTY their readers in few
days with pleasant news from the Caro-,
linas.
The Presidents inaugural is brief, aud
its briefness the most sensible feature. -
Bully for Abe
One hundred and forty men per day is
now the average desar,ions from Lee 8
-a-~A--~.,. .L,.
@@ With MeCulloch 10 the Treasury De.
partnent, no change will be made in the
Cabinet.
Blockade running has commenced with
vigor on the coast Of Texas.
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A nythings

peop.e.
Ex'President Buchanan reports his in.
come for 1864, at Sll,1ll. ~
Gen. Mcdowell has issued an order re.
curing persons desiring to 20 to or from
California to Mexico, to obtain pass Ere Il,
the Proves. Marshal.
A bill passed the Missouri Senate pre-.
venting any incorporated company from
employing a d,sloyal man under penalty
OF a 500 Gne..
man in Boston possessed Of more
loyalty than brains, has named his babe
CONSTITUTIONS! Amendment
The Minnesota papers are filed with
accounts Of .neteors. some a. large as q
BARREL others the size of a piece of chalk.
A gassy subject to make so much fuss
about.
The heavy tax on School Books impos.
ed by shc lost Congress is premium op
Ignorance. 1t is bad eaough to teach the
masses malixni.y and slaughter, but en-.
,irely excusable 10 deprive the children
Of this age Of means Of improvement.
An editor went 70 war and was eli cted
Orderly. His frs. command was "Front
face! Two,dolIars year 10 advance r.
A tailor In Buffalo named Johns N,
was absent year in oil. dom and passed
through Washington, d. C., with only q
million! lie hadn't sold all his claims yet.
The river is open from St. Louis to
Keokuk, and the Northern Line Packets
are announced to commence running.
"RElGioN AND PoLrrlcs."-A cunuir,
politician is often found skulking under
tho clerical robe, with on outside oil reli.
gion and inside all political rancor. Things
spiritual and tempora! arc strangely jun.
bled together, like poisons and antidotes
on on apo,hecary's shelf; ana instead Of a
devout sermon, the church. going people
have often political pamphlet thrust
down their throats, labeled with o pious
text from scripture Washington Tring.
The United States Nail, which is law
in all post Office matters. publishes The
following There il no lav requiring
postmasters to redeem fractional currency.
All persons presenting II for redemption
at post Offices should DO instructed that
the Treasurer Of the United States at
Washington viii redeem it Con the ccndi.
tons set forth in circular issued by the
Treasury Department. when sent in sums
of not less than three dollars
A Washington correspondent says the
present draft will hardly be over before
another will be called 10 finish the cursed
rebellion
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Notice

Is hereby given that the Sioux City Hay Scale, ait.
/ nated uu the Levee. IL in good Weighing order
sgan. h-.s at ia. trick store. MARI
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near PentenHsry. Surgeon BurkiE Coax. 0.
Vols. IN chsrge.
sHERlIAE HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon ". Threlkaid, U. g
Vols, in charge
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College HI. Surgeon J. E Hsrbst, U. s. Vols,
II charge.
10. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, o. s,
Vols, n charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill Surgeon J. E. Herbst, o. g. Vols.,
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
s. Z. Cor Public Square, With Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. R Ludlow, u. 8. Vcis., In
shaTge.
NO s GENERAL aosgITAI,
Masonic Hall, Chureh-stFest. Surgeon r K
Taylor, q. S.Vols., in charge
NO. II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
Z On ths Charlotte Rosd. A. ASH Surgeon 8. W.
France in charge.
NO IA oKSERAL HOSPITAL,
Nasr n. and c. RaElrond Depot. Surgeon g. &
Fuller, u. s. Nols., 10 charge
no. IS eEsERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner ca inner and Line-strests, Surgeon "
n. Chambers, u. s. Vols, IN charge.
80. Is coETRABASD HOSPITAL
Or College, between Church and B-osd-stresta
A. ASK surgeon Justin R0nsyEs 10 charge.
so 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-stTeet, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon ". b. ThOra. u s. Vols, II
charge.
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SAMANTHA. ROOT AID HERB JUICES
j. oiierea O. toe public A. 4 positive cure
SYPHILIS Or NENERIAE DISEASES. ths sA
hAkliANe Root And EERd JCICEs 8 ths
most potent ce-tain and eiaetaf remedy ever ufa
sirineti = reaches and tflllcsfss every portcle b
ne fsnereal poison, 50 thai the cure Is thoroegl
ana pelmaneut Take thea OF tbs Purifying ZEN
edy ana oe healed and not transmit 70 YOUR ros
.erlty thai for which Jon may repent Ia aser wears
M RrOr~ y, r-err. . -,
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.iIitarg 9irsftOrs
Subsistence Department.

COL. A. BECKTTTH, @. O. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi-
CAPT }. c. REED, c. c. s.,
Department q the Cumberland. Office No. IL
S0nfh Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT. SAX. J. LITTLR, c. 4,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, Ofics No. 1C
Cherry street.
CAPT. s D. HENDERSON, Q. &,
Post Commissary Subsistence. once North EdE
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. D. r. LAMEREkS, @. G. &,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Once AZ y. g slsnghtel
House, wee Csps Glover
CAPT. W. q. NLYAAN, O. g.,
In charge Of u. S. Bakery, end Disbursing Com
misssTy Subsistence, wee CAPT John A. Irvine
Onoe no. 81 CsdRr-street.
LIEUT.. J. s. GALLRSTTSE, A. Q. 8,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest. corner Cherry an'
ChuTch-sfreets, vice Lieut.. Henry King.
LJEUT. .. s HOLLIsTER, a. c. s. a A. A Q. \
In charge Of Hsrdmen, Stables, az Once g
U. 8. Cattle Depot, below Lower Leves.
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gasIlviIIs cDits 8lrtttors.
Municipal Omcers.


JoHs HUeH SAnrn, Mayor.
VIZ SnkSK, Recorder.
RuFus HkNnx, Treasurer.
JonN CRualBrY, Gig Marshal
". h. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAxrs A. SzEELE, 81
A. c. TuoKER,
JOHN F. INGALIs,
JosKPH L RYAN
A B. SHAvkrIx, Revenue Collector
T. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JoHx h SEABrRY Superintendent OF
Water Works.
JaMzs PETTFT, Assistant SuperintendeLi
of Water Works
DAx. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer d
F., Water Works.
VIZ J. SLNKAKD, Second Engineer o
Water Works
L N. FREExAS, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBr, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
/ partnent-
VIZ WnGHr, Street Overseer
J0HS @ Dom, Work House Keeper.
II. L NoRvTLLE, Sexton
THoNAs McCAkTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoSG, Second Clerk Market
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Marshal's Sale

TOURsUANT 10 awfitof Ven. - issusd fro1l'tAs
Tis ret COM "a ire Unit STATS iof ~
niddis Disifiei 81 ennsssee, On pufn1siice 81 si
decree 81 slid colfi pronoun.ea % % oi,,l.I. ~
- all DE esiaia aid properly mo1ffsi aiocss ani
ffsdits Of pau Eve benz ct-.e 10. % in saai
Court on the ltih day of AIki4s iel, etthf Court
house door ID Nnsf tiiet z en1eare1s tf.Httn We
5ours % DO and ls o'cocf, vii e1lose 70 publ4
sale flr car 10 hsnfi, y ne lene-I iieef, aii iHs
rsrhf ltta a-1 IHlf Itffl Tor ilf fio p Air att-
raj be, II t1ul r. tfa % 81 H ~. iiif'iiaa i.si
s-1sfs sitnated "a De-. iison cquHiy, Iennessee, ..
III. A oaffsio ot enc &c mare scr1eul8 ll-reoui
eitr,,ti Al he corner 81 Niue and church Or spring
= reets Ia nashville. fronting g re. o. Vine sireet
- n, m tf4gor and ilderrne1 Oh Nishgle; also
~ rstr4 o. onthfold lot 20. il near NASHVILLE.
covered % sad Eve u BfJ-al =. Ircusfiae ~
feei 4lfed Atui ~. 1855, snd Registered u the
10 "a pozs f1l. ~ Which reference II hereby pgT-
t.cuisriT risie nf ic-crpnoni el-e JIG o. ne
yscst aae q Cherry lreei, 70 sad Asshfile, lf7ni
frgs7 fset o. ss street md r1aauE tfef ~ ieeti
ps-acuiasfy dsser I'd n ths deed rom ~ halnii-
IN auf NARA Satrans ~ aid Egc, csie4 frli il
1851, and r. Is cred ID she Rgstef's eiaee sfare-
sd d bonk 10. ~ on pace 80 D ahA1l - hcrery
rsressig retired 60 Or dssor pfion, aFo lofs fos.
I0s ll6 iC7, and iQt N ah1lly's sadlapa i9 EdEe-
fald--4ot Ne ~, fronting i5 ieet. aiif nc oiief
ihras irontng eaen ~ 81 % v etltlt sfef5 $50
RI. r. = e nveyed % std I've ~ John eHeiig ~.
rses1ubss ~ ls1t. b. decd geE sif-et ri ire fft-
i.fof's osle lorrsaid I'd book 20 ~ o. use ~,
ehrh = harshe releuci e. expressly iif defe emp
Ton 40 iot4 Soc. Is All 41t1 h'cols AL 90 q
FdreaEld esch fror ~ 81 fect on hori ard sirt ei
go rsnninr BAH as 49, 10 90 EeJ ~ per fisn
registered u sIlz litrsEers oiiae ln pook -. ~
C raer5s SD lCt- laging been e91.s y-a q -, -
.Fge 81 fsay y ls-f IS deed regf.irfet = said -
ilter. 3 offcs 70 tc1F No =. On Pee ~, % 49,
and r. ssfd risd relef.aes y ntrenf r. -
- 5s-er5EfsIs. fal o. sa4 dsT. o. re pfera,-t-i
q ~ Sc. rrlsr r. ol1se sale "a zoe ierf- Ai-.
staI.as t-= liruiiur- ~ &c hon-e i--atee - -.
~ -. at.se fael.r0nft 0firr ~ hef = iafiir
49,, - 5..t.g ie.1 ii5taa lii18f8rt ~ fald h.e.
Fi3HIN Is lGLAslOCk.
1917 Msrsnal n. u. 7.
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arLaNDID LIaT p AsTIoLRa

An ne coodsin The shove Last win he sold, With
ard reservation for oSE DoLLAR each. Jerliheaies
~ al he various ARTICLES are placed similar en-
Veiopes and sealed. These envelopes vii Be SEPT
~ mall or delivered a. our Once, without regard
u choice. on receiving a certificate you viii see
that Il represents, end Il il optional with you 10
send one dollar and resolve the article named, or
anv other in the LIST Of same value. oil trenaa
tons by mail we charge for forwarding The cert r
esies i'sving postage ard dong The BUSINESS, IS
esnfs each FIVE CERTIFIcAfES VIII b sent for 81
FrFvsv for e.; 'rIuRrT f0r So siNrx-FTyE for SIC
end on HrSDEED for SIS By this mode We give
selections ronI varied stock Of hne goods 81 the
Iat make and latest styles, and Ct i1irnc 9qrih,
a nominal price, while All hsye enncs Of secu-
r,r,o articles OF toe very highest value
We guarantees entire saiiaietio % ever ltilce
and II there should BE- any person dis satisfied with
auy article they may receiFe tiey may iElnlseie'
Nv return IL and the priee VII - refunded.
karsTa-We allow those acting e. Agents, Iel
Gents on each Certificate ordered, provided theii
rs1-,itfarIee arnOtlnt 70 Que DoilAr.
Thev win collect twenty five cents for every Ger
tihcsts and retaining 10 cents, feuat ~ IS cent?
- ss-Iddraa 5 GEO. DEMEKTf 4 Co;
ian1-en so Broadway. New York.
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large tive story re- ptenns between Church and
Broad street-fronS 10 feet. by $50 deep.
new Two sl1ry 7tlosr rsaioeDee near Or. Good
cts church, slllk sK or seven rooms
small biick residence south Of A. h street. Eith
OF rooms
The AeE Theatre corner Union End Summer
streets, We offer sta prce tnat viii nett the p1rehs-
So 70 per q nj grolSs er annrm.
The pnefiy oook Of Stores, 3 stories D. N. corner
q Union stroet. nov rented 81 S5Ooe; this years'
reni VIII be tAsen IS part paynenL
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College street.

A two story Brick Residence, with ~ Rooms
between the SquaTe an tie LDziayiie Dept
A two -tOry BricE residence sCHih q ~ lad wild
or rooms Frea from tzNee.
A two story hr.ck dwelling with g or 10 rooms
near the Louisville Depot, which b bringing IN
very heavy rent
A small brick dwelling in souyh Nashville wiif
Z rooms, bs-ides kitchen fgisession given ina
nsdiateiy.
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A ous-story Frarne Cottage residanca on De-
rnurntrane street West Nashville, vito four oTns-
This q datnseo flacei
s..iaii Frsr8s fssldeuee nesr tbs Franklin Pike
and railroad crossing. win tIlfes r1eIue
a F'rrrue resgdencapn rnf laebau4n Pike beyond
tho Nator- qli -. leith iour rooula.e 1
Ju.t-cofnpieted. fcgen ilesi, commpdious and
srf,stantia cots slas on Broad sgeef, Weit Nssh-
ville y seut iar st4I ~ sulluia TIE rent IL
r.5 On aacil Qyi t-fefy no adfaace mi occupied by
400 tankntss NJ laxes due on the prcpsttg, and
nona 10 se .rua for this yotr. Insurance. ample
EViH son a enclosed viii nest ana s5so1g fen e.
10 Any one aishsaE - invest saG TVS property
WI s,iv nearly Is PEI cout prldi ahno ally. 0les
taase cosfsfaS for ssln, arc vi B We the purchaser
tie benei 81 de rents herosfef,
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Two one esory Brick Buziasss Houses. opposite
Doksy's MiE
one email Frame Busizs5s House slSoining the
above,
Two large BTick store Houses, bstvsoa College
ard Market Streets.
Three snall frllzpo B1siness Houses. near toe
above.
Tho shelby 8ccdcal csnege, lot is5xl6s feet deep
with Oh the extensive brick and stozaa bniduRs,
vel lOcated for 2 seminar, hotei. % badness
houses, sud can 10 sold part Ok il whole.
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Police Department.

Captsiu Of Folioe--H A. fhumhley.
. u q lieutenzn.--n Ehiel A. BiTenslt.
ID Lieutenant a. G. Byron.
let Ward--H Thompson, Wns SseEari, r \.
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q war5-iohn Frith, A Crosthwait
81 Ward-Jss. Miller, ". Bonds, X. ". Garner,
Vim. Dsnley.
an Wsrd-Wm Mallory, N. ". Thompson.
9Th Wsr---]osepb Philips, A. J. Hesld, Ysnce
Riley.
elh ward-san Plummer. Jas. Citizens. J. Cav
endsr Chas Hi
tn waId-Ioseph Caps. }. Csstleman. ". B
flanders W Vaughan.
9Th Tard-Beu smith, THIS Henderson, +. r
Michel, ii. MSns aeld.
oh Nard-wm wstson. B. McKiEney, h. B
Hall, Jas. Haii.
Asisa e North Of Br I'd sireet-Rob:. F. Hodge
! Cros1hWait.
AssIstlats -outh OF Broad street,. ". Clover
John l. Cetfeils
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ands
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large uus,,lsr q rrscss OF Yarous iirss Be dis.
s.nces Z ON she cits. g
FOR sale or Eeaso.
Alarre uu1nssr q yassai iois r. vzrious Esria q
TT0IYTw
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tgo story residence hetFesu Spruce street and
The chattsnongs Depot. ullh ten 70 ms. Free "a
taEes.
A 10 ssory Brick reaidenoe, between NeLstSpTS
and Spruce street.
one hundred lees q vacant ground, asar Eieh
street. This Is very vsluatie for blsiases houses.
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JOhnsonyiIIe
Town of JohnsonviIle,

published plsn Of which can be seen st ou1 once
md q the principal Hotels, srd other puhic places
n this city Beng slgibiy located On the East
bank 81 the Tennessee nTer, 40 niies from is
mouth, and 81 f6e iarmi1us II the Nashville ard
NnTfhNestern Rsilio q 2 disisnct 81 y miles hcu
hat ctys suIrocuded, e d a, b. rleh and pro-
1ucuFe cc1nizy snd bein a almost cons slant tiver
communication With many Of the most important
commercial cites Of the North and 8outhwest
must e 10 distant dag, becoune acfy Of vast basi-
ness importance Such a. opportunity f0r safe
nd prcfdsoie investment q but seldom offered.
We are te sole aEents for ths sale Of lots and ara
oily authorised and enFoTeree 70 giant tties @
ellrcbarers-
me &nehvi lic All Worth Western RG'iroai WI
Be- thoroughly repaired N the course Of few daya,
when regular tips vii b. made between tins city
snd Johnsonyale. liberal trade pernait has been
granted.
We Will also osr 81 the same tins shout 60 acres
q rlch and ieayly tlrnb rsd land lying in ne i'm
media.e yicinity q The town.