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ENHRISTMAs NUMBER
G0DEY's LADY'S BOOK,

"oDEh iSaS booh'
-Four 0rfstntqs Stories; gerry Superior, Number.
Extra Embellishments and Extra eUerVthing.
THE Christmas Tree" line engraving
Iltle-page, consisting of five tableau, equal to five
Double Extension Fashion plate, colored, contains
five figures
A. Winter Scene specimen of the art of printing
in tints
A Robe Dress; The Mozart Wrap: the Polonaise
Paletot The Richelieu Sack; The Raphael Paletot;
The Pauline Jacket, front and back view; Crochet
Paletot, front and back view.
Ten Embroidery patterns; Infants Crochet Bib,
with sleeves; Cloak Trimmings, the newest designs:
Crochet Ornamental Corks for Bottles; Gentleman's
Shirt Front; Bonnets, Headdresses Sleeves Borders
IN Turkish Embroidery, and various others which We
have not space to enumerate.
Marion Harand, Miss Mary W. Janvrin, Miss S.
Annie Frost and others, contribute to this number
'RIZPAH'S IDOLS"
This is the title of tho new novel by Marion Har-
land, which will be commenced in the January num-
ton.
Miss Leslie's story of Mrs. Washington Potts will
also be published in this number
CHRISTMAS RECEIPTS
See our receipt department for everything that can
be wanted for the festive gatherings of the season.
and our Armchair" will furnish amusement for the
winter evenings.
We have no hesitation in asserting that this num-
Der OF the Ladys Book cannot be equalled in Europe
or America.
For sale at all Bookstores, and
HENRY TAYLOR & CO.,
noV25-t Sun Iron Building.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DPROSPECTUs
Il OF
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

EDfROSPECTtS
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
frst-casS establishment, to which the citizens Of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. To supply
lhat want ana 70 present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers. attention is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs situated at the distance Of about
50 miles from the city. 900 feet above tde-waer on
the Northern Central Railway, which. with its double
track and present facilities renders access to the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery 81 us
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. Magnificent trees abundance of the
streams and lofty hills contribute make this spot
attractive. and to point it out admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
borh9od abounds in pleasant walks, shady drives and
delightful prospects.
II is proposed to profit by these natural advantages
within view ofthc Depot, of st-class Ii otel under
the direction of the Bentley Springs Company, Of
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
1t is believed that in asking the citizens of Balti-
more TO ubscribe to this project. are advancing
their individual interests well that of the city
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors of
TIE Company for the purpose of soliciting subscrip
atthc Office of the Company No q S Charles street
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
L. A. ABBOTT, Pres't.
HAYWARD II Hutchinson oliver oil fi Aa! ParRer,
A. l. l. Knight, Isaac GGoqlc Jr.,
q. W. Burton, Isaac S. George
Woodward Abraham., Nv. Bentley
E. w. Robinson, Chas Webb, Treasurer
I. B. Knight Secretary. no2l-tf
STANTON q BUTLER
have just opened new
PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT
NO. 70 VEST IA YE7'TE STREET,
ONE DOOR WEST OF CHARLES,
where they prepared TOT do
First Glass work
in any style desired.
call is solicited. oc30-lm
STARCH. wHITEsT PUREsT.
STARCH FOR C0NFECTIoNERs IN BARRELS.
STARCH FOR MANUFACTURERS IN BARRELS.
DURYEA'S CELEBRATED
GLEN COVE STARCH AND MAIZENA,.
WHOLESALE DEPOT.
HOLLINS & BURNETT, Agents,
n0Z2-U 81 West Pratt street.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES AND INDIGO.
Supplies now receiving of Adamantine Candles
kurpah 1NDIGOES, in store and for sale by
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d -Tunis is about the size of New England,
and has two and half millions Of inhabitants,
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For headache whether sick or nervous; rheuma.
tism, lumbago pains aud weakness in the back spint
or kidneys. pains around the liver peursy swelling
Of the joints. pains in the bowels, heartburn anc
pains Of all kinds Railways Ready Relief will afford
Immediate ease. and its continued use for few dayi
effect permanent cure,
Sold by druggists. and at No 81 Maiden Lane
New York Ge7 an
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- The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT. September 4th, at s o'clock 4. NJ, on which
lay new scholars will be admitted
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies' were formed last January and are in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders are requested to provide
for their punctual arrival
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MALE SCHOOL OF lDEsTs;

MAN u LAND lNSIlIU Il.
The night sessions of this School have been resumed
Those wishing to attend the School are requested To-
procure their tickets Immediately.
C. W. BENTLEY,
Chr. Conn., School of Design
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NOW is THE TINE,
For young men to attend the
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLf

NOW Is THE TINE,
For young men to attend the
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
Our large Illustrated Business College Journal and
Circular with terms of Tuition, to be had at the Col
lege or sent by mail. 1t"
sS-We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros.
h Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing Just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Co.'S popular Clothing House, No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at IS est Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 81 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scarfs &c.
ut West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hail.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street, next to the great Furnishing House.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
BY
One BOTTLE
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
AsIATIC CHOLERA.
DYsENTERY.
CHOLERA MoRBUs.
YELLOW FEVER,
FEVER AND AGUE
CURED AND PREVENTED
BY RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA.
DIPTHEgIA,
INFLUENZA
Sore THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN A Few MINUTES BY
RanwAy,s RF,Dy RETIRE
Pain instantly removed; all acute inflammatory,
maiarious infectious diseases prevented and exter
minated The weak, feeble and nervous restored to
strength. vigor and sound health by the use of
RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
one bottle Will do more good, moro COM
plants and keep the stomach more clear and healthy
than ten dollars spent for all other medicines or bit
ters in use.
One application externally or a few drops taken
internally will instantly free the sufferer from the
most violent and terrible pains and restore the weak
feeble anu prOstraed frame TO strength and vigor.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
LoCSeness, dlarrhGa, cholera morbus or painful
discharge from the bowels are stopped in fifteen or
twenty minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief
No congestion or inflammation, weakness or lassi-
tude will follow the use of the R. r. Relief.
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache. whether sick or nervous; rheuma-
tism, lumbago, pains aud weakness in the back SHINE
IT kidneys. pains around the liver peursy swelling
pains Of all kinds, Railways Ready Relief will afford
Immediate ease. and its continued use for few days
effect permanent cure.
Sold by druggists. and ut No 81 Maiden T ana
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A SONG FOR FALL.
That's il that's it!
Just listen bit.
From the folks at the great Marble Hall
Comes q word of advice
So sound and so nice
For the present season of Fall.
Button your coat
Up to your throat,
And see that you're warmly clad;
Or with cold in your head
You'll be sick in your he'd
Which will be exceedingly bad.
And you'll stay in bed
With the cold in your head
And compelled to be somewhat quiet
Till you've had enough
Of the doctors stuff
And all sorts of sick folks diet
Better beware,
And always take care
To be properly clad for the Fall,
In suitable Clothes
Just such as those
Which are sold at the great Marble Hall.
Sound advice which all prudent people should fol-
CIIL0IPIHBLlfN \ at SMITH BROS. & co.'s GREAT
MARBLE HALL, No. 40 WEST BAITIM0RE
olPG6t. noyS-1m
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"
10y Sersigned is prepared to receive engagements
Tor Balls. Soirees, Concerts Lectures School Exhibi
tons, Dinner Parties, &c. The rooms have been re-
lifted and put in complete order.
For further particulars apply at the Rooms or l0I
aull-4m JOHN McGEOCH. Agent
NNDTWO BAD CASES OF PILES SITKED
w BY DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr. Glass, Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin writes for ithe
been troubled for eight with an aggravated case
OF Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
army as incnrable, Che being quite paralyzel with
with one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation Of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chrome cases Of Piles are cured by DR.. Strcklands
more street, and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents, T0MSEN & BLOCK
and A. V0GELER 4 co.
SETH S. HANCE,
ly0-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

II S72DUNIYERSALIST CHURCH.-Rey. II. r
~ WALWORTH. of New York. will preach in
this Church on Tomorrow SUNDAY morning, ut Ii
O'clock and in the evening at "a o'clock; seats free
NSI THE FAIR OF THE YOUNG MEMS
~ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. to be held at
the Hall, corner Pierce and Schroeder streets will
commence MONDAY, Nov. 9th, 1865. The minister
receiving the largest number of ballots will be en-
titled to a hand some Chair n023-as
IT 81 OSCEOLA HALL has been refitted and
~ put in complete order For Rent for Soirees
Balls, Concerts, Exhibitions, &c. Apply at The
rooms, No. % North Gay street nolS-3,ns:
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ES4sEs SAggI

"a NUMBER OF SECOND HAND SAFES.
EHslE; lncludcd are several of J.. N MILLER'S
gs ss..;malC, of various sizes. Also, a number Of
NEI5'safes of other makes, These safes were taken
in exchange for LILIES CHILLED IRON FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOFS and will be sold low.
A. PR0SEUS,
General Agent for Lilies Safes,
je27-n 81 Lombard street ODD Post Office
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FOR SALE.
A pair Of large, welI-matched
CARRIAGE HORSES
ri very superior PRO

1 PELLER Of $50 Tons oiS So old measure iiS
-EasSE4zraa-mC nt built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and of the best and most durable
material and Of very light draught of water the
hull and machinery is nearly good as new having
been IN actual service not more than six months. She
has just6 been put in complete order and is ready
Ship, Yard Of Nessrs. JOHN T. FARDI a BRO,
south side OF the BASIN. nO22-tf
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FOR SALE.

f@ss FOR SA1E-(At a sacrifice if Immediately
Ii sold) large three story BRICK DWELLING
with two story back building celler under the WHOLE
mentS; centrally located suitable for public or pri
vate occupation. Would command 81 200 a year
rent near that amount has been offered by response
BILE tenants.
-Fs- The object in selling is to close an estate
ShOJO cash will be accepted. Title indisputable
JOHN l.. HAMMOND
36 SARATOGA STREET
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TRAI II Al NVNTNFNS IOLLLGT,
Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
Our large Illustrated Business College Journal and
Circular with terms of Tuition to be had at the Col
lege or sent by mail 1t"
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Sore THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES BY
va PT,nv
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nol0-lM
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

If just provision be made for the rsnlu-
Deration of the loyal stockholders
wherever found, We shall support the
Constitutional arneudmentt to that effect
now before Congress This Is not the
peace mans doctrine; but it IS sound
democratic doctrine, and JEFF Davis
has proved il such By bis own words.
Inc peace men, saws the Leader,
have driven such democrats az John
A. Dix, Daniel z Sickles, John Brough
Of Ohio, Governor Fenton, Comptroller
Robinson, Lieutenant Governor Alvord,
and others into the ranks Of our enc
mics" The traitors must be thrown
overheard and the true men recalled,
It continues: "Ws want Dix, Sickles,
Brough and other old democrats back
IN the party They are worth thous-
and Vailandighams in patriotism and
brains"
Patriotism and brains are what the
democratic party has lacked during the
last four years. A party whose central
and principal idea was answering and
even blind fidelity to the Union,
allowed such men az Vallandignam and
the Woods high and Influential places
in its councils, at 8 period when the
Union was most violently and danger
ously attacked. A party which, from
the beginning Of its history, had been
the strenuous advocate of state rights,
allowed itself TO be seduced into the
Dogs of virtual secessiOnism by the Jack
o lantern of state sovereignty. A par
ty whose traditions are all in favor of
the most vigorous and relentless prose
cution of war while war lasts, took for
its leader a general who never attacked
the enemy, and who always thought
more Of the olive branch than the
sword 4 party which has notOri.
ously succeeded by taking up sue
cessfUl men, for almost the first time
in its history adopted as Its stand
srd.beareF a man who, whatever his
merits, had certainly been unsucoess-
ful. A party which has always claimed
the peculiar and shining merit of being
the woTkingmen's party, committed it.
self to the support Of an institution
which Fobs the free workingmen of
employment, lessons their wages, de-
pTives their children of education, and
degrades all laboring men to the level
of slaves. Finally, a party, one of
whose cardinal principles it has been
since the formation Of our government.
to resist every foreign intervention in
our affairs, accepted amongst its leaders
men who sympathized with, If they were
not allies of, domestic revolt which
rested for success in the outset entirely
upon It's hope Of inducing foreign mon
arches to overthrow the republic
more, it did not even turn out or
throw overheard those leaders, but
retained them in its councils, after they
had secretly intrigued with a British
minister for Intervention.
A party which thus deserted all its
most prominent principles and its ira
ditional policy, could not succeed. Its
former successes ensured its present
failure; the very fact that while faith
fui 70 its original principles and policy,
it ruled the country for long term Of
terms, made failure inevitable when it
deserted the faith it had 80 long taught,
for the people had come TO prize most
highly those very principles which their
leaders fOOlishly cast away
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4lashrilIs Gitg 9irfftosa.
Municipal OaIcer.


JoHx HUGEI SMITH, Mayor.
WY. SHAsR, Recorder.
RUTus HEsRy, Treasurer.
JoHS CBUsBLY, City Marshal. l
W. H. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. C. TUoKER,
JoBE T IEtiALLs,
JOSEPH L RYAN, "
A. B. SHAEIlIIE, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent OF Wa
ter Works.
JAMES Petit, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
DAS. CuENNGHAN, First Engineer of
Water Works
WM J. SIlSKAED, Second Engineer Of
Water Works
L. n FEEIzAx, Chief of Fire Depart
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De-
partment
VIZ. WRGHr, Street OYerseer.
JOHN 0. DooD, Work House Keeper.
T. H. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS Mc(ARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoS,E, Second Clerk Market.
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Militarg 9irettarg
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, @. C. s.,
Military Division of the Mississippi,
COL. A. P. PORTER, c. G. s., F
Department Of the Cumberland
COL q. B. MACFEELY, c. @. &,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAN. J. LITTLE, C. s.,
Depot COmmisssry Subsistence, Once No. l0
CherTy-stTeet.
CAPT. 3. D. HENDERSON, c. s.,
Posi- Commis,ary Subsistence, Once North eide
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. z. q. HOPKINS, G. g,
Purchasing Commissary Of Subsistence, UEiee
near corner Of broad shd SUNNI er-streets.
CAPT. SAN. C. GLOVER, G. s.,
Ia charge Of Beef Cattle. Ofiee No. Il South
Cneuy-street.
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, O. g.,
Disbursing oomuisssry Subsistence oGioe No.
80 OadRr-street.
CAPT. ". T. MLYMAE, @. &,
In charge OF II. 8. Bakery, College-stteet, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A Q. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT.. J. s. GALLATIN, 4. c. S,
IN charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c. Office No.
CO south Msrketstreet.
LIEUT.. {. g. HcLLIsTER, A. G. s. Il A A. 9. NJ
70 charge Of nerdmen, Stables, sc. Office at
Z. s. Cattle Depot, below Lower Leyee.
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C4HHnRAL HOsP1rALa.

q BIN EER AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
Near Penitenday. Surgeon Burtitt Cloak, U. S
Vols IA charge.
sEEREAS HOSPITAL,
Near Penitenday. Surgeon W. 1hrelkeid, U. g.
Vois.s il charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hi. Surgeon j. f. Herbss, U. 3. Vols,
n charge.
No. ! GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Nov Gun Factory. Surgeon J. I. Stanford, u. 3.
Vols, in charge.
No. . GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hin. Surgeon J. E. Herbs., u. :. Vois.,
IN charge.
30 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL, ra
g. 2. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. Z. Ludlow, y. s. Vols, in
charge.
80. s GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-stTeet. Surgeon r R.
Taylor, Z. :. Vols, in charge.
no, ii iJNAJI.POX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon g. ".
France in charge.
NO IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon g. e
Fuller, u. g. Vols, IN charge.
70 IS GENERAL. HOSPITAL,
C0TnsI ga inner and Line-stTeets, Surgeon W.
M. Chambers, Z. y. Vols, IN charge.
30. 10 CCiSTRABAHD HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and BrOsd-streets.
4. ASH surgeon Justin Ronayne in charge.
No. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-stTeet between Union aud Church
streets. Surgeon ". Il. Thom, U. S. Vols, in
charge.
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g!aahrllle &Elnloll.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1886.
For De Nsahville Union.
FRlNKLIE.
Brightly the blue vault Of ether.


Brightly the blue vault Of ether,
Cleaning with wavelets oflights
Smiled on the bright rosy morning,
Up sprung from Che bosom Of night;
Smiled on river and bank, in
The beautiful village Of Frsnklin,
RePosing SO peaceful and bright.
Lightly the balmy breeze signing,
whispering Ger the sweet vale
Murmuyed a tale full Of terror,
Borne on the far distant gale,
Waiting the tumult Of battle,
or cannon snd muskesry's raise,
And making the flushed cheek pale.
Slowly and weary, retiring,
Pressed by the powerful foe
On came our brave troops waiting,
To strike them 8 deadly blow,
Retrea6ng back on tho war-psth
Back whore the beautiful Harpeth's
Watera mlrmur AID a0w.
Hating, the rear guard deploying,
Swift piled the sze and the spade
Magic Ike, earth works uprising,
Frowned grimly from hilltop and glade,
And Trenches, bastions and bar5ets,
And forts enflading with parspets.
stu show where the Goeman were staid.
Adown the horizon declining,
The sun-beams low sank in the west
And the rear Of our columns hating,
Sank down for q moment 10 rest;
While proudly, the rebel flag Haunting,
The brave band Of heroes, came haunting
Defiance, as onward they p.essod.
Onward they r-shed Ike the whirlwind,
Or the fierce lion springs on its prey
Flushed with success charging forward,
On The heroes, who held them st bav +;
Bravely, they stood there undaunted,
Aud hurled back the logions 90 Wanted.
Backward, IN rout and dismay.
Fiercely, the deep toned cannon,
ThundeEed their dread iron hail
Thickly the grape shot and canister,
Swept like g simeon gale;
FLASHED the fierce voueys Of musketry,
Crashed through the rsnks oftbe Infantry
strowing their dead Ger the vale.
Nigh. IFS dark mantle o'erspreading,
Eacircled The friend and the foe;
Yet still ragged the conaict unceasing,
Each striving TO deal tho death blow
Each time Of the foes madly dashing,
The glare Of The lannon's brigh flashing,
Show down on the dying below.
sun fercer and hotter, the Dfiet,
Ragged meath the black pail Of night;
Dreadful and sioIsning, tho carnage,
Grew in the terrible fight
But the hearts Of the heroes ne'r faltsred
And The course oftheir purpose unsltsred,
To conquer or die FOR the right.
BGd'od and madiened, with fury,
Wildly, again and again,
The dense masscd columns came onward
Forward, EEt ever in vain,
Till slowly the sound Of The firing,
Grew still, and the proud foe retiring,
Left lhe field with It's burthen Of slain.
A. D. a.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1861.
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Rich Rare and Racy

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
"A hand-omeft woman N the word "a Pec1ii5.At
- ooIarei photograph IN ca. taken from lie;
issutfnl 70 behold. This Is really a msgniheent
picture; & perfect gem she 10 beEtahing beau
~ Price fay GEMS Sent nee b TDsil IN sealed
,snII-Ius Box lzs2 ost Oeics, CinciunGa, D.
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Marshsl's Sale.

u. 8. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDpI &
Dl5TRICF Of TENNESSEE.
The United States
: tufOFua ion
2IJ Volumes Books seized 81 the No. a.
property Of John L. Hopkins.
dur UANT TO THE COMMAND or A VEN
Il oiGOD EEponas issued ia inis cause from said
Court on Tuesday tne 3i.t day Of January, 1866
bsweeu the hours Of 10 and IT O'Clock 80 the stors
hot . adjoining the City Hotel or the ssuth. for
merry occupied Is Messrs. A. J. duncan & Co., on
the quo &c squsre ia Nashville Tenn ., will SCI
for cash, u the highest bidder AZ pubic auction,
Jhe follow NJ property, seized and condemned ia
sail causo ~ sad Court as forfeited 70 me United
States, % wit 245 Volumes d Pooka.
EDWIN GTASCOCh,
JUnll 20t Msrshal Middle Dist Teunc--ee.
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Marshsl's Sale.

4. = DISTRICT CbURT FOR THE MIDDLE
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
The United States
Va IDfCrnatCD
10 Packages Merchants snd sut No. an.
lers' Goods.
DURsUANT To A VENpITIONI ENPOEAS
issued from the said G Iut In said cslIse. on
saturday the 2lst day Of January ls6J bstEeen the
hOu Of 10 and II O'Clock, Rt The store house 3D.
Joining the City Hotel, In Nashville, Tenn, on the
Messrz 4 J. duncan < CO. VIII . ell for cash, %
tbs highest bidder, ~ puhlic auotion, Boxes
Kasins end BeX Emory Paper, cOndemned nEaid
cause by sad G0Irt 81 forfeited the United -l..-7
EDWIN r. C.LASCONk, .
j8nll-l0t Marshal Middle Dit. Tennessee.
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Money Wanted.

FTBOsE WHO WANT TO LOAN MONEY IN
lsrso or email SUM. On substantial real estate
security, vii 20 well 70 cali At the agency ONCE OF
NELSON 4 GUkEREE.
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Police Department.

Police department.
Captain. Il. PICKETT.
lst Lieultenant-WM. DAKLKY.
ID Lieutenant. F. INGALkS
lst Ward-DAx BIRCHETT,
VIZ. II. WILKINSON, JT.
ID Ward-B. W. kinney,
A. q. BYRON,
WV. BAKER
Sd Wards. J. STARKEY,
w. W. PHILLIPS
JAMES MILLER
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. J. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILIPs,
JOSH WATERFORD.
9th Ward-JoHg FIRTH,
Sax. PLUNMER.
It'll Ward-JOHE LAVENDER
Sth Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WM JACKSON,
JOSEPH Caps.