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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS .

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Idaho thrown i'm the Shade.
Great Rush to tn. New Disxinss.
ASTONISHING DISCOVERIES
Great Exc1teme1at
POPULAR STORE
H. d. BOOZE & CO..
Caused by theirlarge nd we'll select.
ed stock for Spring and Summer
OF lS64,-consisting Of
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Glassware,
Queensware,
Wooden Ware,
Nails. Sash,
Paints and Oils.
Also, ali kinds and best quality of
Coffee, Fruits,
Teas. Sugar,
Fish, Flour,
Powder,
Shot. Gun Caps, Rope, and
Agricultural Implement
shoveis,, Spades,
Pi,chforks, Hoes,
aud Manu- Forks,
Large quantities OF
Ham and Bacon,
Cured by ourselves for the especial purpase Of sut
ing aud acc ommoiatiug our own customers
superior quality Of
Coal Oil,
And me largest, cheapest and mo.s
eagerlysought assortinent or
Coal Oil Lamps
In Sioux City.
--o
Observation-Disclosures will be given BY
US to the wants of MINERS, and a full
supply of
Miners Outfits !
Kept constantly on hand, for sa lie cheaper
than atany other store North of St Louis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28
Furniture! Furniture /!

Just received and for sale
30 doz. Common AID fns chairs,
10 Wood and cane seat rockers,
5 Childs table and rocking chairs,
5 Office chairs,
l Card and Centre tables,
2 Breakfast tables,
l Dining tablea
! Common wash stands,
J Bureaus with glass,
5 Bed steads, assorted,
2 Double mattresses,
2 Single mattresses,
2 Double lounges,
l Single lounges,
l Tit safes.
july2-A Id. FARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

CITlZENs Of Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska, on
The corner Of Pearl and Third streets, At the sign
g B"
YOU WILL FIND THB
r = r AL STORE
CHARLES P. BOOZE,
Whore 10 offered at the very
~rowrar pprcps-
complete stock just purchased in Chicago, con-
sisting Of
Boots, Shoes.
H.n~~.s>.
-. 4, "a a r! RE ~ III! DEA1ER' 1't'" adj
my Tor Cash. end cell for CASH"
anything he has to '''' and will pay CASH for
same a. long my Grcenbacks hold out.
n-..... .a. ~ .,.
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~ SEND FOR A CIRCULAR,

address. J. c. ACKOT, =. o. Boz
451, Omaha, ". r. anG5J
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

40 barrels D. l. D. whiskey,
20 half barrels d. h d. whiskey,
5 barrels Old Rye,
2 BARRELS Of Gin,
? barrels Of brandy,
10 barrels molasses.
IS barrels salt,
so kegs Of nails,
20 barrels Of sugar,
10 sacks Of coffee,
20 b6ls, apples,
bbls. peaches.
ALSO
Glass, Sash,
Putty. Tobacco,
Soap, Salaratus,
Shot, Lead
Candles, Starch,
Ginger, Shot,
Powder, DO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nrMrPlE ILETIn1.



We sre suihor ed to sn-ource JOIN HIrUH
SMITH as canfldsfs i'r he ptfae o. Nsvor o'
NASHVILLE, at she coming sisrusu-isst Sat,iI sF y %
sepiember next
" are auihouzed 20 aunocuce Cart WILLIAM
IN \ hk A. aadisiaie lsr tie cflee O. MagQr %
NashFiue, a. ne coming eloclon-lssi ssturiaY 10
Septernber ucx. wEtte
We are s1shorzed 70 anuouhcs AnRA8l 81 ges
A. a cand.la'e og Mayor &c Toe onsu.ug eioaloa.
iyso-tds
The nieads of n. n. uICKgT. reauest us -
snnoince 2 m a. cIndldale .of MAYOR. Is the
election on the last satur,isV 81 september
We are sutho.1e.l 90 auncunce W MATT
AAoNN es ACsndidaie i1r Na5or. IS tas easniug
Mlla cips Eiecnon- $50
We are AZ ho lad % annouucs W.. rs CHEAT
Ham g. scsnd.date ior Slayer at tac spfros srti1g
e.e-tioa. augitts
We ~ alth1ri-ed O. sanorlce Dr- p. S WOOD
W.ED IS audidlfe ID. Mayer, his sccersa ce
% q esll haFlng been Fsiri'shsa sagl-tdc
We ss sutborssd 60 sunoar.s Ospt. JOIN
"a .HlElI. IS cassi Iaate ~ Msyor rs shc euzu-
!rg MCnicipai clectoa. als4-fts
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A Bic MAJoHTTY-We understand
that a. the negro camp at Dog Rives,
At the suggestion Of the General com
manding, 8 proposition wa made to
the freedmen % 20 back 70 work TO-
their former masters IN the interior
There were seven hundred and two
present at the meeting. and passed =
resolution By vote Of seven hundred
70 two 70 70 back They leaVe this
evening-Ko5iie Nesss, Avg. 10
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Bishop Snyth (Cstholis) Of Dnbuque,
the burning Of whose stable, carriage
and horses BY the Copperheads for his
patriotic spirit was announced some
time since, has, We are glad to learn,
had his losses made good by the vOlun-
tary contributions Of his fellow eitizsns.
During his recent absence new build
ings we're put up in the place Of those
destroyed, and a carriage and horses
given him
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The 10nr,e IN the snnlh.

In an Address to the people of the
South, the National Intelligencer tells
some truth and giFes timely warning
to the people Of that section, as the fol-
lowing paragraphs prove
Pafties are now drilling in the North
With references 70 locai electNas, and
the old tricks Of the trade, lust crop
ping out should admOnish the South 70
disqv0g aHg a1iiafi0ns with any party in
the North whose candidates platform is
soiled by the tWo-headed beast, whose
duplicities snd sectional appeals aud
sectional insinuations have, resulted IN
our civil war. Il might not, we may be
permitted TO say, be auiss to give
open expression 10 Southern rsbuke to
any Northern ect Of this sort whose
significance by implication, OF ns aay
iggy, under the guise of pretended
friendship, Psisl % the South as dis
PoSeti Cehfas,te fraud sshdtit has losc b.
force n ths Tss.llis II ~ car.
There may, and probably will be,
candidates Of bad autecedents pre-
sented, and silly resolutions passed BY
political bodies in the North, whose ef-
forts will surely be crushed by utter de.
feat, whose effect may be to feed North
ern radicaiism IN its unconstitutional
demands against the South; but it is in
the power Of the South by public meet
ings and addresses to disavow and 10
rebuke these jugglers, who are not in
corporate With any great Northern Or
ganization, but who only play local
parts for local ends. Be not deceived
by such The great body Of the
North marches one r5y, under the pres
ent guidance Of the President, and
that way the war has demonstrated as
we have hefeinbefOre explained. So,
on the other hand, other parties will
desire to set up the rebellion only 70
knock it down again, as so much po-
htical thunder, bY1utlua fi,lm6n.
But let the South be not discouraged
nor dismayed on that account, for
these likewise are but the games of 10
cal politicians, and they viii simply re-
act and strengthen the South if the
South will only promptly, instantly,
assert itself in acts asitrepresents itself
in the Southern journals, and through
the voice of wen known Southern gen
tlemen. The South must hasten 20
place itself above suspicion by its pub
lie acts if it would get rid of the nu-
merous misrepresentation of which
it complains. The time is short, for
prejudices soon harden into adaman-
tine walls Of separation-and the
Union is the only place of refuge and
of hope for the South--the Union,
where the loyal Northern masses long
to see and to welcome her.
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Auction Sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad iron
Etc, Etc.

MILITARY DIVISION OF tbs rEN,sr SsHE,)
Chief Quar.efmastag's Ohee, u, 3, m T.. X.
Nashville, Tcnn., Aug. lu, lso5-J
WILL be sod Al Public Auction, 20 thc highest
w bidder, The ioii1wiug frofeity, On account Ql
ths United States;
On TUESDAY. September l-.h. Al Piltsburg, Pa,
29su htrs OF new '"rT Railroad Ion.
On FRIDAY. September lob, st J T. en- q sons
Chr Works, Cllumhuz, O1io, Twenty Five New BOX
Freight lars 5 ieef gauge
on MONDAY, 5eptembcr 18th, at the Micfigan
Car Compauy's Factory, eiruit, Men, Fourteen
New Box Ere ght Cars, ieei gIIrge.
4 80. on SAME pAf, 81 ihe Detroit Car Com
pauy's FartoTy, Tnuiy-Eight Sew Flat Car, I'VE
fees grage.
Barker's Cu Works. mirhissn Cfv. iui Taeaty.
i've New box Freight Cas-, feet gauge
Faies 20 cnmmenra at ~ ana. Terms Cash, IH
f5nv.rnuient hIuds. p i. CRfLLN.
auglO--td Gipt aai A y 81 y > army.
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Gen. Grants Gift from the Citizens OF
Galena.

Galena.
On hill about an eighth Of mile
from the town, and overlooking the
river and g vast country, including
most of the town, is a beautiful resi-
dence which the citizens of Galena have
purchased for General Grant The
house is on an acre Of ground, the high
est and most slightly around the city.
The loyal citizens did not wait for a
Copperhead city government to build
sidewalks, but built them themselves
from the depot to the house, which
cost 81 ] 800, and the furniture $500,
purchased by few of the friends and
neighbors Of the Lieutenant General
1t is a large brick, square, two sto-
ries, cellar under the whole, with rock
bottom. On the lower story is a large
parlor and large dining room and IL
bIary, kitchen, servants room, store
room, etc. The upper story has six
rooms---the Generals family room and
bathroom adjoining a spare room and
three other good sized rooms. Every
thing is new, in admirable order, and
furnished in good taste. Haughwout
d Co, Broadway, New York, are repre-
sented in the house by q splendid set
of glass ware and a coat-Of-arms for the
Lieutenant General. The Bigelow Car
pet Compsny of New York are repre-
sented by magnificent Brussels carpet
for the parlor, and n. II. Simpson, of
the Roxbury, Massachusetts,, Carpet
Company, is represented in all of the
chambers by his carpets A good story
is told Of Simpson. The Hon. E. B.
Washburne, when recently in Boston
purchasing furniture, went to Mr. 5 to
buy the carpets, and told MIN il was
for the Generals house. Mr. Simpson
said nothing could be bought of him
for this purpose, but they should 90 and
select what was wanted, even if OF
velvet
was conducted through the whole
house. Nothing ia lacking The beds
are ready and made up, the hired help
Is on hand they even had the stove
heated, and all things are ready. The
view from the house ia most beautiful,
and from different windows differs.
From one. is a scene Of woods and shrub
berry; from another the river between
the hills, quite similar to a Hudson riy-
er scene: from another Is the town and
the heights beyond, where the General
used TO live in a rented house on $3.50
a year; from another, are the heights
beyond the Mississippi, in Iowa, distant
seven or eight miles in q straight line.
The place being new, there are no shade
trees, but it is thought there viii be
time to make shade by the time the
General needs them.-CoTTes. Of Ner
York Tribune @
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee.


TIHE SEVENTH ANNUAL sEsGoN q iiss Ia.
- p iuileu Wis euululsure 81 'ise ffst haldsF
IN So sfuoer. Ine re 1pcn.nr a e1ia catl0u
llss el.fl lel lsacl leIs 3. ierio ocu1a tsHsaah ne
i1aiiilie, a-d ne FrneiFll 1CF ate - n.s1o tle
oourse a 'uair-ct % ara u lerll. u.srnr p reri
% ii Modern Aaagangfs. siteh Hai he ts,lahs b
90 b p.s1Hsl s1d rapsl eue q EIfT1prsn fetcEr 5.
70 VI eHfraea Bicfh. fFsDch a-d lain, taught
y ioat sFpaFaie o. extra rilsEe1, tie trst re -
luE 81 gli1ry, 90 las crucaN p uaushp VI
~ tatFll b Cplupeteut aud sucref nj lraiass of
- a. likewise Trou5sed 20 iutsonsee ~ psrt &
the daily aefooi eIefcisfas tfe raoffr IeirIn n
FarioF Gyruaasties and Psrl1r Cr'irrs, nda le.as
ao srisu-itsls sdrpued snd highly rrclIuu. r.lr
- tlsa ulost eInlafut edlHgzfo1s spd uisfica nsl
ia tse fcputrI, - ondlsiag - =ulise reaf rtcrr
afi1n- gre dnf eisEanrs ef gufe sea mcl m
teaii1 snd gigor of body aff M d - i1ei reni'
n cfllfTeu sh5 have hIttsrf1 1eea Efis IRON
ncfoc o. aer c1ns 81 t1sIr 1easn. arf ns5 ar--sel
b. sand t1suI fe aeaool o. ttsir 49, n
IN rlIsr~I1E fhs ooui -. e 4 rllF4srq % i.it
tss naalisas s. alolf cue-tea e tlose 1slie y =
ir1danca. TO facurra p'aae - o i''-'iPt- 30
ssr srrafaco o. o. caif = tla q. tnfaia -tiiett
IN alrsEre. 10 pupl e1aaaia r. - et-Fl1t
PISS asalrss unli lna atfai r. i-al 49,
for tsrras anf Baft-uiEfs sFf4T - listf p p %
haE 20. nr uurIl lla = flls--t =. -
.r9I- e., Mr.. Etltft HeiicuaHE-
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IInREy : SMITH, Eos. seasa . galoe street.
nm stslrsl represent the fn5alrg O9u fr,,i,
~ " n Ear,isrd secufity, Manns tan, Me1 -
pb1.,,,r nd KnclgeghOcker Lie Of Ne" AoiA'
- seSiTept of eoionbus. Chic. -
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RnhhrrIes in MIssIssippI.

a SPECIAL pRpstehes to The YicllseuTg Hf raid
JACKSON, Mss, Aug. lS.-On the
night of the 18th, two hacks, rnnnin g
between jackson and Big Black were
stopped by armed men and the passen-
gers robbed
Last night a repetition occurred to
the United States military courier, s'
roas from these headquarters 70 ' icks-
burg. and some wagons. loaded with
Goods were halted and the contents
taken from them Military efforts are
being made to take the robbers.
BoIToS, Mss Aug 2O-Two couriers
of the SD U. S. C. L, left Bakers creek
With dispatches for Black river yester-
day morning and have not been heard
from since It is supposed they were
killed and their horses conhscated by
the outlaws in that vicinity. A party
of iaynawkers congregated about three
miles from Bolton and went toward
Clinton, plundering and robbing every
thing they met on the way. hIr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-30

The loyal Americans resident in Paris
have presented Mons. Naisrpine, chief
editor Of the Opinion Nationale prince
NaPoleon's organ. with a magnificent
service Of silver in appreciation Of hiR
sympathy, a. manifested during the
war, for our national cause in the late
rehelIinn-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-30

The Yery Reverend z 7. Collins,
viear General of theCstholio Diocese
Of Cincinnati, died in that city lass sat
urday sftsruOOn, ia the 64th year Of
his age.
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EM. OANEROS 8 %. PuhIIsAers.
CITY DIRECTORY.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 50.
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The Episcopal Convention Of Georgia
Bas recently been in session at Athens
The reporters failed TO get hold OF
Bishop ElliotFs annual address, The
COMMITTEES on Reunion Of the Episco-
nal Church North and South submitted
two resolutions, which were adopted
The first resolution declares that the
Diocese of Georgia viii resume its con
nection with the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States, whenever
the Bishop shall consider ench course
cong:stent with the good faith which
thig diocese owes to the Bishops in the
late Confederate States. The second
resolution provides that deputies shall
be elected TO the General Council OF
the Church in the Southern. States,
with the understanding that if, in the
Judgment of the Bishop, any contin-
gency shall arise to render represen-
ton in the General Convention Of the
United States necessary, the same dep
uties shall attend that body.
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RIOO Rexvnrd.
Aoaeo 20 Teanssse BOudholdsrs
Proposals for hay.

OFFICE CHIEF QCAETEHNNTEED
D.sfaftf 0r aifunLF 'i'rsif1ar-.
MuaFaEE7uuzo, q 3D., Auglsl n, is'.- J
CHAIEu PRg PlskLs uH bs receive st fHia
- offce unti IrfaT. fhe i5fh of serfrnse-. st H
u'eiocE pm-, ior fha de sefg 'iu fils.'l' sl tar
foilosIng aaIued piaoes. w.
NuRHnEnsB0a1 10HNHONVnLE.
FRANKLIN. EINaaT0N gPkl-ft
8ALLArlN, PULASKI,
CLARk5VlLLE, CULuNBt.
TuLLAHuMA.
Fi.hln Thriy 7Q save aaer 3a.s or oontrs-t, 7fC1a
rhqus~ri looq Tons Of puu8 ~, isis pounds
10 fhs t1u.I
No itd- received fsr e les apoTut iliaa 1serfT.
lvc Z5 tons nfs fo afsfe q p iIr1rl tl b. ta.5r.
cred and VI Vha place t1 fe nararaff -r1uo.
ssis or Hay. ani a,iri saasi io tftf nee raFtsa
Eh1se rs --aY De- 3 cepte.f = D c+rlqairrd s1 rFs
good a-d fliesnt houds 90 tte ililIr .nI of leir
.oafrt-ts
p q. WHfTMAE. g pl and a C.M.
CHIEF Qalrtefmt-tar Li-Iagsnf tfd Isua
aHrzI-ftaid
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The Macon (Ga } Telegraph comes 70
hand Ia = new dress, and meeh en-
la-xed Il a. elegant looking nsvs-
paper and ably conducted
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Hs r N I, Hnntsr d in wsshine-
tor, seeking the release Of her hus-
band, who is imprisoned at Fort Palsski
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A New York arm have made, a. =
,rsseut for Mra General 6rant, set
sfiswelry Of gold, worked IN with wood
AIKEN from the sPPls tree under which
ber husbands officers met General Lee
sn the morning Of ths surrender At
Anpomatox Court House
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V7fYus6N. j. W. & OO.-MauufaetureTs and
w Wholessle and Retail 4 eaieis Ia I'm, topper
and Sheet lron Ware aud Furnishing eoods' no II
College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-30

We ara authorized to announce - candidate for
Counciimsnin the Sim Ward
p. j. KAUFMAN.
We are authorized 20 ANNOUNCES j. u. RUST rs =
eandi date for Couacilinan if1m ghe sOveaih Mad.
sugt-tda
We are authorised o. sunouncs p. . GO0p-
Lat A. candidate 'or C0uncllman % repTele
the sth Ward IN the Municipal election.
We are authorized 70 snu1un-e en- tRLEs R0B-
ERfSON As a candiia.e TOR Cogucumsn & orc -iho
Frs. Ward. k.esuon last sauriay in aepieaihcr.
We are author zed O. aunounce IAS "a BRIEN.
ESQ, a. scanads;e tor Couuc.lansn frsrn the thud
ward. El cJ.ou last saturday Ia september.
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al Inssrmsfioa No. ss
csTtan loi Of Gooas an q y Joseph p n
nuRstAXT to WI OF sszd itoHi lspssa1i q ne
II directss lnoul the Clrcnlt Court o. the nites
estfs O. he Aiiddl y sfricf az lenaessee. 2 sald
cause. VII sei a. Fabsc Ancaca % tle hig1e.s
hddet ioT cssh on DE 52th dAY q September ieo
eetHeea The hours ni % and ~ 9cotS-a-tn - tne
store hoese 81 Nn = fueia 4 Co, "a Rashsi iel
LAYdson county, Iean-, TIA (sectR DenI onfl
stove cetszlned ~ sad cotrt a. f31ielt4a g ths
lnltea as-lss. s2t properiy eonsif.e % anes
Dry 6oo18s Ac, -, e n 7IsaSoQcks =
sugA-~f AanhEl MA p.g. geH,-
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAtLRoAD.-The
Memphis papers stste that the force
now employed on the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad, between Holly Springs
aud Grand Junction, will have compile
ted their work on that section within a
week. Immediately afterwsrd, the
united forces employed by the compa-
ny will be brought to operate upon the
north section of the road extending
from Grand Junction to Jackson, with
a view of pushing the work through
with as little delay as possible Within
the space Of three OF four weeks it Is
thought all the necessary repairs viii
be completed and the road in good or
der and in operation for its entire
length. The crossing of Wolf river by
the Memphis and Ohio railroad will be
completed by September lst, and the
work viii be pushed forward so rapidly
that trains can be run to Big Hatchie
by the lst Of October. .AF
l-saf ..EH
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Land for Sale.

Cn OK 100 scfss, ~. ssi-s - .lsrZ
- =. - ~ ooIrs1aa Eosi. IsfTas rsafnnstll
~ " tHlLDF Efs
a7san Fe HehsEII iss'.s NiskF1s.
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The Narvaez ministry Of SPAIN which
abandoned the project Of re-conquering
St Domingo. having fallen, 1t IS report
ed that O'Donnel, who resumes siiAirs'
will renew the attempt against the Do
minicans, in spite Of the decision By
he certes Tie solemn sanction there
Of by the Queen, and the convention
between the Spanish Government and
s. pomingoa O'Donnel, who held the
reius Of eoEsfnnent prs1ious to Mar
vaez. started the project Of conquest,
and now he seems obstinate IN renew
ING it. BE pretends 70 ind sPretezt 8
for renewing hOstilities IN some imPfu-
dent acts Of the D0minieans since the
Narysez treaty with them.
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We are suthcrzsd % announce pE. 81. EussETL II
a. = caud dsia for Alllnr aaa la ms u I.ird Ward
Eecton lat zsigrtay n seatemner. s-a--ti
We ere suihoursd o. suaouuce GE0RGG s.
KINNEY a. a csudldafs ior AlddrUsn, in ths
Sc 'ond Ward ~ sta
We are susheuEeI 10 slrounce lAhks 6i.cAN
the rex elCct0n. H1i-ia.
We are sgiHru1aI o. sllouecc EJhEtJ
THOMP-ON e. a cana dsio 81. Aiirlm in 1u 'ha
FIr.t Ward. kiecron isai ssiusuag il sePiemb-r.
Aug sth-iaH.
rfrh VEL
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Tbs nosf fssoaous aad verbally in
domitsble rebel, General Wsde
Hampton, is numbered among the sp-
plicsnts for pardon
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WALL PAPER, etc.

-HERRITP & HILI.-Dealers ID Wall ,IAfEt
M WipdoV Shades, WinJow Glass. aEd Fhgio
-r-1shic Material corner OF Church snd Market
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings
AND
Old Lumber.

4 Will OFFER FOs SALE, AT ruBLIC AUc-
/ TIJN, on tie ist and "a days of September,
isss. the following iovsraTne q buildings, VA
Teamsters Quarters, On Vine street, north Of
BroaS-
Vine Street Stable. north OF Broad.
A large iot % Old Lumter-in yard aiiNezt %
No. d south Cherry HtfceL
ALSO Additions % u. S. shop. No. 2, On north
Martet street, being three ls) Sheds.
Adsitirns 70 Belle View Building on norm Cherry
stree, being
Q c Ccok House aud Dining Room.
tfre Bath Room
One addition.
Stake Wood and Tool Houso.
WasheFWouEn's House q.
Wash. House
Eooe larde Shed With bpilding attached near
Tori Honsion, on Granny White Pike.
Also unhnshed RuiitlIng Hest Of ChatlanooEa
Depot. -
sale 70 Be rnsde cn sho premises, commenriag At
ioA n, on the ist prorino, sad p he order which
theY appesr In this sisertiseIneut.
Terms Cash. huiidings 70 h removed ai The ex-
Hy orfsr x col. A. ). MAekAr. Chf or. ~ D. ?.
A. ". WILLS
suz2o-li, by't. Nsior and A. z. -.
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MEAL EsTATE AeENTs.

ZONE & Wholesale and Retail
y al Sorth Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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.rrras ~ rrausros ~

ErrrHs ET rEEnssIos ~
Hon. Rchaid OgeisbY, Governor STATE q ilaon.
Hon. DAVID l. Laws, Iudee supreme Court 2. :.
Hos. VIM g. BroEnlos, Governor q Isnntseeo.
Bne. Gen. Jas r Bfognios, Adl. Geu. STATE q Ten-
neasee
Han. d. NJ Bnen, Nashv1e.
Hon. Wm Nafhsnisi Baxief, Hashstls.
Hon. Jo O. Guld, Nashville.
Hou. John Hugh Buith, Fsshuiis.
P. w. Mazsy, Esq., nashville.
Mesma Morris a siritton, NaahFiiis.
Msasfa. Evans a Co., kashslle.
Eisnrod Porter. Coluanh,a. Tenn
lu1sls-d
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TINNERs, &c.

L.&R.w. BROWN, Real Estate and Gem .iil Tsl
d business AGENT, over foTks SocA
IinIon SIR. ct, Nashville, Tenn. SuLO-oH4
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Commission and FOrwaroips.
nEWS DEALERS, &c.

1,AuI, A SANFORD, Forwarding and co ms
sion Merchants. Our prompt sttf ntlon s slSs11 .1
| Il, the receiving and forwarding OF OO4toN. -
| south Market * ett. -al-l
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Gen. Joseph E Johnston Is soiouTn-
ina In Baltimore
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,ayRRs A BuNT-Manufacturers Of al ne
| M latest STYLES of First ClSss Carriages au1 %
fsireios, ExpIess Wagons and SArEyal.s' q N"fNi
! Msrket street.