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spbmIssIvepcss Of the south.

No more conclusive proof OF the utter
submission of the Southerners is needed
than the fact that they permit Union de-
rpstches to pass to aud fro from Mscon TO
washington, and especially such kilograms
as those announcing the humilisting cir
cumstsnces connected with the capture of
their late chief. We have now telegrsPhic
communication between Washington and
salisbury; but all the region intervening
between the latter place and, Macon with
the exception of one or two points, is un-
occupied by Federal forces. Yet the
Southerners do not molest the old lines,
but lesve them intact to be used by US at
pleasure.
With the surrender of their armies the
spirit of resistance appears to have com
pletely disappeared among the people from
ous end of the South to the other. Cen
erals Candy and Wilson have been repair
lug thetelegrsph wires between Macon and
the Gulf so that our Washington authOri-
ties expect to be in direct communication
with Mobile today or tomorrow.
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mo Freedman's Bureau.

The care and responsibility Of the vast
number of Freedmen whom the fortune Of
war has placed at the disposal of Govern
ment demand superintendent Of enlarged
e4periencs and undoubted integrity and
goodness of heart. General Howard Che
HavelOck of the war;, who, the Wsshing-
tom Republican states, hss been appointed
TO the position, is possessed Of these quail.
fcstions, and his acceptance will give gem
srsI satisfaction.
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Crr1 PROPERTY FOR sALE.
PERIODICALS.
0ER YONMG FOLRSI

An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys aud
Girls sdited By J. 7. TR w BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LARCOn- This msgs-
Elne has already attained circulation unpa,a
lelsd in the history Of magazine literature. With
the issue Of the Aprit number 10 will have an es'
tablished circulation OF $1,000 cop 1t Is cor
daily commended BY both the secular and religious
press; also by ell persons Interested In the supltc
OF Juvenile Literature, while the expressions OF
grat6eation the publishers daily receive IRON pa
rents, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magRz ne answers want
that is universally felt. 1t ia the aim Of the Pub
fishers ~ make It first class Maghzi in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense IN their endeavOr8 to tarnish 70 thelf
young readers one whose monthly waits shall %
always Eelcsm me, snd shall Be expected with plea
sure q
The stan Of Contributors embrace tfe following
| among many prominent names; Mrs. STOWE, II.
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN g. WHIT Ek, o. W.
HOLhES, Ms. L. N. CHILD, Captain MAINE
REID.
Terms 81 q year. Single numbers 20 cents eafh.
! All subscriptions payable In advance. Specimen
/ copies Of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ae-
dress for 20 esnta each
JOHN II. AMMOH, at Bakers Book Store, 9os Su.
Derior street. Cleveland being our only authorized
Agent for she State Of Ohio all ordersior ihe Trade
Is we'll as subscriptions should be addressed 70 him
- Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sens
to any address for s..
TICKNOR q FIELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
81 AGENTS WANTED IN every city and town.
Tor particulars address J. 4. AMMOh,
mklT.Rs Agent, Cleveland, o.
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A lady's dressing case has been shipped
from England for the great fair st Chicago.
1t is TO be presented to the prettiest girl in
that city, who is to be designated by bal
lot, the voters paying 81 for each vote de-
posted. The article is valued at 81, 900 in
GOLD
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-18

1t is said of the great Sheep Fair now in
progress at Csnsndsigus, New York, that
such sheep exhibition never was made in
the United States, nor of equal value and
perfection in the world. Most of those ex-
hibited are fine wooled. Among the ex-
hibitors we find none from Ohio or the
West
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-18

The steps taken in the reorganization of
the Virginia state government by Gov.
Pierpont, will meet universal approval.
The Governor has an important part to
play in the reconstruction of the South,
aud his management of affairs since he
has assumed power at Richmond is so els
Greet as to give good evidence that he will
plsy it well.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-18

General Steedmsn was 10 Toledo on
Tuesday, on his way to Washington, and
made brief speech at the BOsrd Of Trade
Rooms, TO an impromptu meeting on Tues
Day morning.
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PROPOSALS..
OIrI0Eo9E wANa4oh,ks, J

OTFICEoF WAIEaRoRKs,
OE1VELAEB, May sih, 1886.
NOTICE TO BOILERMAKERS.
IN Sealed proposals, 'rEndOrsed proposals for
River pipe will b, rtcefsed the once Of Water
Works Council San Building) for wrought iron
pipe 20 inches IN diameter aud about $50 feet long,
until IL oct ok n, may I'D 1885.
Further information and specifications may be-
obtained Of the undersigned at this once after to-
day, where the plan may also be seen. g.
The BoNrd Of Trustees Invite the submis4on| OF
bids reserving the right TO accept or dsoline snJ
or all the bids received.
..- l BY order of the Board ed.
J0SEPH SINGER,
myIO.2n3 sup,t and Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Proposals will be received At the office Of the
CITY Owl Engineer until 2 oClo5k P. NJ, the I'D
d.y OF May. ior grading Dan and Will Strests.
Plans and specifications msy be seen and Dlank
propos Gls obtained At said ERzineer's othcs.
3 The b. ard OF City improVt1nent invite the sub
mission OF da EeserEing The right to accept CT re-
ieot the same. By Ofdsr Of tue b ard,
JUHHNWHITEIAW,
mVIO2f3r a.ss.t CITY Civil EugiDeer.
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial AdUertiser msn-
tions q rumor which is gaining ground in
Washington, to the effect that after the
trial of the conspirators Mr.. Stanton will
resign the portfolio of the War Depart
ment, and that it will be rendered to Mr..
Montgomery Blair. Educated at West
Point, and possessing the entire confidence
and esteem of General Grant Mr., Blair
would doubtless make a good and popular
Secretary. His splendid administration OF
the Postofice Department demonstrated
his ability as an executive officer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-18

OUTLRRY AND PLAT~ WARE
" ct reGuoed prices, st oOWLEs Z co.'s,
EsI WOddAl EousS.
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lust REOEIVED.-THK FINEST
O aasortl Aat Of Bait Buckles ever in this city, q
OOWLEs',
'-sU --AA-' e -s-
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The sentence Of one of the Indiana con-
spirAtors condemned to be hung on Friday
next has been cOmmuted to imprisonment
for life, and the other two have been res
pited until the second of June. President
johnson has taken this sction upon the
representation of prominent citizens of In
dams, Of both political parties. There is q
general feeIing that, since the war is nov
over, the Justice of the sentence of these
men should be affirmed by civil court be-
fore they are launched into eternity on the
decision of q military commission"
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THE TEEEIHG N EEGLAND.

Action I'm ParIiament---Great Meesns
of fAmssieaus-Arrest Of . man etls-
posed 20 be BOesh.
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DIRECTORS.

n. COTTON, Of Tenn. c. /. HEQU EsJB0URg, Of n.
wN. c. BUNTs, DELASO 7. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. o. SANFORD, 90 A. C. WILLS, OF Mich.
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Late Foreign News
TFibalatlOn Over the Rebel Loan,
Fenalns and Fenalnlsm.

PlrrssgRs, Oct, l9.-Rsin has fanea f,i
tne last tNeniy-louT hours, und san con
nnaes me FiVer is rising water i've feet
I sud four inches.
DErH0II, Oct. la.-Loss to tie Agshi,,r
/ Central Railroad by the burning I'll 49,
Freight house snd cguienu lass nisht MI.
not exceed two hundred AID fifv Thousand
dollars. The Cemrany was insured Ths
/ agent arrived today 10 adjust he loss
Ane amount LOSS by owners "a lriarat 10.
yet known.
CNcISNtrI Oct. ne 4 man named Rorers
was deliberately murdered and robbed ~ !
former employee uamcd O'Ouuner. a. Ham
ilton on Monday Lass
The Moulding cstablnhmeut of Dsmout
& Co., Ia this city. was reaflv DESTROYED bv
are last night. loss one hundred thousand
dollars.
The American Christian Missionary So
ciety met IN this city yes;crd ~. lt Is large
y attended BY members and Others from 4 !
psgts Of the United States.
NEw lOEE, Oct. lg.-rhe steamer SCOTS
from Liverpool the 1th. aud Quceastaup tbe
SIN has arrived here. Her dates are two
days later.
LiCrpool, 7H.-pcniaIs continue % b.,
published by alleges sufferers ia Confedsr-
ate lean. Lords Wharuclide, Peacock and
Akrcld deny that they ever had any inter
est in &c. Samp on, city editor of the Times.
wrote 70 the Sar that he never had any
stock, but declined 70 accept a proacred
allotment when the loan was introduced.
". S. Lindsay owned mp u q small invest
ment, but hrs loss is only The 10th part that
named. he seizss this opportunity 10 ex-
press his regret that the south did not
achieve her Independents.
Fenianism is stu the eugr0ssiug topic In
the IRISH provinces Arrests continue.
Among the last ere che proprietor and print
ers Of the Conaught Patriot, for q sedltious
article IN that paper.
Slrict surveillance is kept on an vessels
from America az Queenstown. Eight cd
ditIonal Fenians examined az Doubin and
committed tor trial
1he American cores ouuentof the Times
says, Sir F. Bruce had asked Seward for an
explanation of various Fenian movements
throughout America.
In London, Saturday evening, the Bank
Of England again adVanced tho rate 81 in
terest to-day 10 Z per cent; this quieied the
cotton market Being Saturday, business
was virtually over before The news trans
pired. Firms IN London ell declared under
The sction Of the Baak question.
sunday Sth. Paris 9th evening. bourse
closed Hat at 67f 65c.
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WIZ AAsa FtlaaaAaa.[
FVksHuna MHs., aug p IsJa.
D. laia Ba1- Don ST., am happy b. stsis 10
yea thaf have "a your valuable C=dron Bli.srs
sltn Ereat henshf 70 mysea 10 genauai tatiiiT acd
prostitution ol my system pruaucef - fle uu-
healthy and I1Iaslnstc iniurure q fle miss.asirni
river around Fcks11rz, LaF ug been With Gfuarsi
Grants army throughout ie wnoia southern carr
pa "a leaaa- fuly reecmmena its 80 % al uer-
s0ns WHO a-s ezp1aedio Unhealthy clmalea
p. az Fosrr
Agsui Y 3 $40 ilrF Conn 80
I1rlsrttIE. Az. Sent 1s larr
Or ths pa q July last ! su6s.'iiri ff----l -
agrafo. miEa - The Medcs nirsst1r II ~ ~
psrinlsui q he my q he Crufrrisrf 4 -
pc q ny Cesifon hitiers, 10 insperton. ~ -
q1ested D., siier alalTas, be ouna d rlarifrr-- =,
aanGnon 40 approve ls use auour COR aoffis-s
He ioie alnE = ne Medical Irlciol' reuir 80
also Gen hasscrsns' perm -si1n y s-i8 IS 49,
q once % have g sqlf o. su.lsrs.
..r... Jlua Bu11
- 81 = ~ 81 z isEea pl1pefiy anf in uodars-
ll 49, 20 otiecto1 - Ir Bal Il. -. rsrIT.f
20 t'tl9Pose q : . enter
EuEr A. Iruzrsa
rrrur.r nrH Hr7.n nIrfHfa.r 3 frn
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hH.1lrtgIrHs Drftlr. 90 rar CuanEsrtr1. D
AtsnFllla. raa., July - laH 4
-. 3oln 1ul's aEe1t llr --- hsa rerfrI sran
q shp r hasar j. leun.. u rrfss or 20 adusn,
2. 81 tedion hiiiefa, igr eale % suiisfs i1s
army olly.
Ihe reElla l9nssf ne Treasu.y Departures are
10 b. complsa with stfio ~
b command Of 1iaI. Gen. Rasc1raas.
Va ~ WmEa.
MAJOR AID FroF-sf Marshai 6eusfal
Flg sac. Ehais. sie sui rc,al b BEEHf, Ok
MoNlLLE Co, Nashville. Ie1n.
ocfff-tz aat dsEem
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10 strangers ana CItlsens.

VS. do NOT profess 70 bo the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may BE- found q b s
Office at all hours, day or night" nor dc
We, in offering our services 20 The invalid,
desire to recommend 0urseif in preference
70 ether equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor DO We PIE
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any tgondsT-
fHi secret Tevsedics, or extraordinary GgreC-
able Treatment on Polliatiuss; rs all sensible
men must know, that success IN tho prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of Hei5 remedies, or nsas
modes Of treatment, ns upon he skillful use
Of those agencies necessary to q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
risnce aud patient application. We res
peotfully refer the public 70 our general ad-
yertissment, in another part Of tho paper
Office hours from 10 the morning I'll
81 night L. L. CoLzEAs, N. D.
a. North Cherry st.. Nashville Tau
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Persons unacquainted in the city seeing
50 many advertisements for the tretameni
Of Special Diseases, are often al q i0ss % de-
eFmine 20 whom 10 entruat the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
fshment Of this kind is al No. g peaderick
street, and this should be y sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR.
A. RIOBARD JOINS may be found In his Of
ice during the hours stated In his general
advertisements. Al MEDICINES filrntsAsi n
ke o5Fce.
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This vice, which Is never practioed IN
the presen,o Of any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the Hoelesi
and nost talented young men thai ever
gave tongue % oloquence or pen 70 song.
~ aas destroyed health, blasted the coneh
samoa, and reduced the miserssle vlctm e
: ltN.ng skeleton. Nor are these its ana
AID fatal effects in lie pains sre scattered
ne ruins Ct reason. he most melancholy
t,ght that car nee. mortal ewes. To b
Ssfe1 Pernaaenuy Of this sH8icfon, cal OF
- SS.sl-e1aanl 80. e. North Cherry street
vile, TsaR. 's'-' - sssss.sf
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We would call the especial attention OF
the puone generally - the well filled ostab-
T0ticn. who has the fnost Selected 80 M
Family Groceries south Of the Ohio river
10 connection with his grocery house he has
opened q splendid Liquor csiablisbrent
where the finest Liquors and Wines 49,, h..
obtained, from a bottle 10 a pine. FsmiIies
parties, and pic-nics furnished with D.
choicest ssyisnds" &c moderate prices. His
Nos are q and Is, North College street. on
posiie Sewanee House. Give him a call.
sauaQ-fui
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NV THraTRE.-As result of the pleas
ant weather, last night, the seats Of the New
Theatre were all flied, the audience bein z
Of q most intelligent order. As Ely O'ton-
nor, Miss Blanchard sustained her part
ably, throughout the entire piece, fully
satisfying the expectations Of her numerous
sdmirers, end winning en- almost continued
roar Of applause. As 8 general thing, she
was well sustained. Ed. Wight, Is Miles
ma Coppalen, performed his part admira-
Div: Mrs " ight was a real Ann Chute, snd
as for Mrs. EOs~orth, her Sheelah was 50
perfect. that one could slmost have sworn
that she just emerged from Do nybrook
fair. As Fsther Tom, Mr.. Bosworth did not
come up to our expectations be cannot
manage the brogue, which is necessary, in
representing an Irish priest
Tonight Miss Blanchard takes a benefit,
and viii appear in that celebrated comedy,
-'Our American Cousin "a copy Of which
play was presented by Laura Keene, 10 Ed
Wight. We shall expect 70 see 8 full house
tonight.
Old THEATER.-Miss Thompson appeared
Al the Old Theatre, last night, in the excel
ent rendition Of Fanch0n, the Cricket.
There was a good house, though il vas hard
" so large as night before last. The same
qualities which make Miss Thompson eX-
eel in Little Barefoot, render her peculierly
adapted 70 the part Of FanchOn.
To night is the last appearance Of Miss
Thompson, on which occasion che viii ap-
pear in the speciality Of Evsdene-the bare
announcement Of which viii, we have no
doubt, secure o full house. She is a great
fav0rite among the play gOeTs Of this city,
and we trust that on this, the occasion Of
her benefit, and farewell. she will receive
substantial token Of The regard in which she
10 held.
POLAND's VARIETY THEATER.-A large and
delighted crowd assembled last evening at
this Theater TO show their friendship for
and appreciation Of the efforts Of Tom Po-
land, in furnishing to the patrons Of his es-
Enlistment such varied and interesting
entertainments as hiss characterized it since
its first establishment With that view the
benefit last evening was rendered him..
The audience was disappointed, agree
ably SO, in one important par
ticular-that the performance exceeded
their highest expectations. Such a choice
selection as was embraced in the pro-
gramme Of the evening could not possibly
be collected. To attempt 10 discriminate
between any Of the company, would be sim
Ply laying ourselves liable 10 the charge Of
invidi0usness. This evening another in
teresting bill is offered. Toms fund Of
amusement is inexhaustible. So you may
just put that down as q settled fact. New
people end new features in rapid succession.
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NoTIcK.-We WOULD inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which we're fled with the Board Of Claims
Of which William Driver vas Recorder
ernvenod BY Special Field Order No. So
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, eau have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at cur Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction o.
other proof, In order 70 substsntiats the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get heii
lust indebtedness from the Government.
iego-f H. ToEFKrNs 4 Co.
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This heat was better contested than
The other, with Cameo the favorite, and
he track. The 60 was in favor OF
Cameo, with lead Of half length 20 the
half miie-post, but coming round the last
Ga n, aud on the home stretch Boneta
closed up and was disposed to try
his speed and bottom, but signally failed,
aud come home a full length behind, Cameo
winning the heat and race in 2.05lt.
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The plogram-ue was reversed and
the "Waddeh Stake" for the Propr-
stor's Purse OF SlO0 was the first, with two
entries, cameo by Hinton and Kinney and
B5neta BY Barnes, mile heats.
cameo had the track and the 90. and led
81 full length which was maintained at an
easy pace all the way round, winning the
heat BIZ i've lenEihs ln 2:05.
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TwEyTT- FIvE CKSrs FoR USIoE AND Plan
TERs' BANE.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem 70 be steadily declining, and As cash
Sank has over q million Of circulation stu
out, they viii probably decline 70 Is cents
m Tie dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
her 81 Union aad College streets, however,
mas several large orders, which enables him
| present Send your money 70 him before
The orders are 6liea. 4.
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JOSEPH 6ILLeTrs sTEKL PINS,
or THE OLD STANDARD QUALITY.
Joseph
TRADE MARK elliot.
Warranted.
Or Dsscripavs nsms and Designating Numtef.
New Series, good AMI cheap, from No. 20 % No.
Joseph With
TRADE MARX fiiilotts DesiEnsfiug
kirntnEhsm. Numbers.
For sale ~
JOSEPH elliott a SONS,
81 JOIN street. New York.
RENRT OWEN, sole Agent lsepts sn.
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Wewill sell at our store, So, Broad street,
on Friday, the 2O.h day Of October, at ID
O'Clock, a. m, the balance of our stock OF
Groceries; also, shelves and counters, Ia
make room for an exclusive Produce Trade
5 bbls choice Molasses; bbls fine old Bour-
bon whisky, four years old; Tobacco, CT
gars. &c; 25 bbls Cider Vinegar &C; 20 box
es Candy. CLARK GREGoRY,
S. Broad Street.
c. B. NIcHoL, Auctioneer. octl9-2t-
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Ora Mutual FRiESD.-T. B. Peterson a
Brothers, Philadelphia, will publish from
advance sheets on November 18th, "OUR
Mutual FRIESD." Cherries Dickens New
Novel, complete and unabridged, with all
the illu trations 10 match their previous
editions Of this Popular Authors Writings.
We predict for "OGr Mutual Friend" a very
generous reception, as il is one Of his best
N5Akg
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, &c
WORTH OVER Al. 900. OOO-

A LII % he sold for One Dollar each. without re-
"A gard 70 value. Not % be pad for uutl you
know What you are % receive.
''In d ona % the largest firms IN the ctr Of ~
York, and are doing very extensive ca iuess. and
have on band the lsrEesi slock thatc be- found u
the City."-Oceaus Times, Psnt Watcr Mich O-t
q, 1854 "lher stock BE- large. and buyers may
rev articles pur based from thl 10 iust ss repre-
sentcd. Their Ion CONTINENTS in business enables
them 70 ofier fettar Inducements thsn any other
house IN the ty.'-Loysl American, Auderzon
md, Oct. 81, leiA Their Watchss are aEmitled
BY ecmi e.ent Judge and those Who have used
them, 20 b the lrst n uso. IhCyars al they are
advertised 60 De '--indeuerdeaL Warrtnion, IIl
OcL -, lisa. They are large de iers and their
stock H manufactured in tle best sty.e ard Of pure
materials, telegraph, raugsrfias. ~, Oct "a
1854 "All goods i1rlishei a e wat they a r rep
resented % ba- --.hmell WatsrFlle, Y, oct -.
isi4 WORTHY OF cQuniause -NFaming Demo
craf, WauaF y y. Oct la 1854 stho1orabre and
FAR deai1g men. '-Cuuher and Valley Journal
aschanicsn1rg, Pa, Cct ll, i85f
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NAsHvrLLE, October 10, 1865
Consigned BY Railroad:

l0uetEhtu " NaAAAHuu
Houard a Co f, - car loads coal.
Z. Church, 81 taies seeks.
bale cotton.
A. Hamilton 4 Co.. u bales cotton.
G.. j. Cooper, bales cot on
Bailey, Ordway 4 Co., 4 bales cotton.
S. q. Wood 4 Co., Z bbls. dried fruit.
Siratt0n, Pointer & Co., IS bales cotton.
Morris stratton, 80 bales C ton.
d. M0ssman, 10 boxes.
Burris 4 Co., Is rol leather.
r. Gooding, y bales cotton.
RIB. Mclean, y bales cotton.
a. A. McAllster 4 Co., Il bales cotton.
French a Co., "a bales cotton.
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FRANK PARRISH's


No o charch &c., opposite the Mason c Hal.
HANfNa fusi removed iafo ny naF ana cod mo-
II dIous s. con. relrc-fflilT l1n9Ence a. ulF
cd patrons and ne plc.lc. hat am ulH reliF 70
Ht-eud Cd their E11t1 In a better style flaa efer
VIII an erpeue1ce. af a iral-e.lss Barter aea
halr-drea1er, OF i1rtF yeus, add VITA ore q. i'.f
most c1umodlola. eiernut md c1ur-fiel7 i4r-
llahad asladiIa luenfa n r1e county. Hm HeiIf
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-20

RIVER NEws.-We regret 10 notice a fell
Of three inches in the Cumberland at this
point-leaving oBly twenty inches on the
Shoals The weather is cloudy but cool,
aud no very favorable indieasions Of rain.