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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

The river Is nearly stationary at this point
Abundant water on the Upper and Lower
Rapids.
LAID uP.-The Die Vernon is laid up At
Saint Louis, also the David Tatum, a twen'
ty.year old side wheeler lhte Of the Govern
ment employ. The John II. Dickey 's
being torn up At that port her machinery
goes into new boat, and her hull and upper
works are for sale, The Adam Jacobs is
getting new boilers. The Victory, stern
wheeler is being repaired, while the Baltic
once . Quartermaster boat, and the d. a.
January, . hospitsl boat. are lying idle
'BssAE DowK.--In an upward trip from
vicksburg, the steamer st. Cloud recently
broke enc her shafts, and voysged the rs
naming two hundred to Memphis with one
wheel. She reports the Lower Mississippi
the Red and White Rivers on the decline.
SPRuN0 A LsAK.--The steamer Centralia
on her last trip down tho Ohio river, ran
foul Of some rocks and sprung 3 leak. but
was saved from sinking by usingthe pump
freely.
ANOTHER NEw BoAr.-S. & W. @. Nc,
Phail Of st Louis, are building another new
steamboat at Pittsburgh, which they intend
placing in the Upper Missouri River Trade.
She is to be called the Minnie," aud will
be Of the size, capacity and finish Of the
Reindeer
For down the river Monday-The New
Boston.
For up the riyer-The Jas Means.
Police Couar.-A raid was made yester
day afternoon upon Denny O'Brien's clas
sic retreat on the Hickory Grove road, and
the following individuals were arrested on
charges Of vagrancy, prostitution, and gam
ing and keeping house of ill-fame.
Dcnnie GBrien, Jane Love,
Mollie Pike Catherine Jennings,
Jennie Wiggans, Mary ODonnell,
Betsey Baker, Lizzie Wilson.
They were brought before Justice Blood
this morning. Lizzie Wilson plead guilty
to keeping house fill fame and was bound
over in the sum Of 5000. The remainder
took = change Of venue and will be heard
before Squire Peters next Monday
morning. The defendants desire to return
their thanks to the large number of married
men and "young gentlemen about town
whn rhporad thos, dnr;urp tnsovss tr;e1 T. :,
their presence and smiles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

BusiHsss EpUcA1ioH Sos DIsAsLED Sol
'ERs.-Extraordinary inducements offered
to disabled Union soldiers who desire to OBJ
tain . thorough commercial education, q
Bryant, Stratton 4 McrriIrs Commercial
College, Davenport. Always 90 to the
best. Send for circular. mYl8dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

REAL EsrArE.-A gentleman is now in
Rock Island, who designs to purchase .
considerable portion of some vacant prairie
land belonging to Geo. l.. Davenport, back
Of that city. The land lies opposite to the
Jonah Case place, and will be converted
into race course and beer garden, if pur.
chased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

PERsoNAL.-We regret to state, our es.
teemed friend and fellow citizen, Daniel
L. Shorey, Esq. has decided to leave this
city to take up his residence in Chicago.
He leaves Monday morning next, and takes
with him the kindliest wishes Of
hosts Of friends in the city and state.
He has been resident Of this city ten years,
and has well sus tanned the rank cf An es.
teemed citizen and . thoroughly accom-.
plished lawyer. May he meet with abund'
ant success in the place to which he goes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

Go 70 rns BEsr.-Go to Bryant. STRAIT
ton 4 Merrilrs Davenport Commercial Co!
lege, TO get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address Ten
closing stasnps) Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY.

No =. "Merwin's Block, Perry Street for sale.
(witn present rental OF 81 .loo) paying good re-
turn now aud prospectively avery valuable prop.
srty. To close concern this property is offered
at very low price snd ON easy terms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

Arrival Of the SECOND aud Third
At about two o'clock this Afternoon, the
arrival of the Second and Third Iowa In
fantry regiments (consoldated.) was her
aided by the ringing Of the bells, and an
immense crowd Immediately assembled At
the depot, accompanied by the Davenport
Brass Band. The troops were received
with loud cheers, and were welcomed each
to their state by the Hon. Hiram Price, in
a short and eloquent address, referring to
Il cir past trials and triumphs, and charac.
terizing them as the first IN the field and
the last to leave it. Col. Howard replied
briefly, thanking the citizens for their warm
reception. Col Sanders, late Of the 10th
proposed three cheers, which were given
vigorously, the crowd dispersed and the
boys marched to camp. The Second and
Third, consolidated, numbers four hundred
and sixty, officers aud men.
TINS REAsoS--Many Of our citizens have
severely censured the reception committee
for nct being on hand to receive the Seventh
Regiment yesterday morning. The fact is,
it is almost impossible to receive informa
ton Of the approach of . regiment, when it
ncars our State in the night, or very early
in the morning, for there is no telegraph
station in the ticket office at Chicago, the
Joliet and Geneseo offices are closed at
night, and our own does not receive dis
patches till after nine o'clock in the morn
morning. We can't expect committee Of
our citizens, who act without remuneration,
to give up their business, and wait all night
at the depot because it is uncertainty ru-
mored that an Iowa regiment is on its way
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

This is to certify that had Dyspepsia in
the worst form for three years. Twas treat
cd by several Of the best physicians in
America; some Of them were professors Of
Jefferson College, Philadelphia, but they did
me no good. grew worssevcry month. -
l would be taken at times with dreadful
pains in my breast and stomach; 90 great
was il that colld neither sit, lie or stand,
but would rove about from one room to an
other; my friends expected to see me die,
~ there appeared to be no relief for me.-
In this hopeless condition placed myself
under DR.. Wishart's treatment, and used
his medicines as directed.
This day am we'll man, and for three
weeks have been on my feet and working
hard from carly morn until eleven o'clock at
night. Mr.. Wishart, give you this certi
ticate with grateful heart, feeling it my
duty to do so you may, and want you
TO publish it TO the world, that every person
suffering as was may have the benefit Of
using your truly wonderful remedies. All
sick persons are at liberty to call and sec
me, as | want to render all the good can
to suffering humanity.
JAMES II. ANaELr.,
Overseer Of Washington Misunderstanding
Company, Weaving Room, Gloucester, New
Jersey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

The MARKE1.-Wheat is bringing $1.0O
and $l.05 per bushel; corn brings 3S cents,
and oats the same. Very little grain buy
ing has been going on for several days
Considerable flour is being shipped down
the river,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15


"a. and also my mind, from that awful com.
plant, Dyspepsia. that my friends though,
best 70 have me placed in DR.. Kirkbride's !
Hospital, West Philadelphia. remained
there n'nc weeks; and thought was III.
tie better; but in few days my dreadful
complaint was raging Is bad o. ever.
Hearing Of the wonderful cures performed
y Dr. Wisharts great American Dyspepsje
Pills and his treatment or dyspepsia. nv
husband called on DR.. wishart and stated
my ease to him. He said he had 10 doubt
he could cure me. So in three days after I
called and placed myself under the Doctor's
treatment. and in two weeks began I q II
gest INV food, and felt that my disease vas
fast giving way and continued to enjoy
perfect health Of body and mind. and most
sincerely thank mercifnl God and DR. wis
hart, and to his great American Dvspepe;s
Pills, and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that - yr,,
me from the insane ASYLUM and premature
grave. All persons suffering with Dyspep.
sin are st liberty to call on the or write. a I
am willing to do III the good con for suffer
ing humanity.
ELizABErn BRAxsoN.
Brandy wine, Delaware.
Formerly Of Old Chester, Delaware Co.,
Pa.
DR.. Wishart's Office, No..10 North Sec
ond St., Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
BAR. BILLIARD & DINING ROOM

No. T. Rar, Billiard and Dining Rooms for
rent iconnectcd, with kitchen aud sleeping
ve.ms attached.) formerly occupied by Z. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

NEw BRIDGEs.-1t is designed to erect
two new bridges across the sloughs Of Rock
River to Camden, as the old ones are con
sidered very unsafe. The Argus estimates
that the two will cost from 900 to $l5,.
600, if properly built, and durable enough
to last for twenty years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

Scorr DIVISION No. /, Sons Of Temper
aucc, meets every Friday evening at seven
o'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ner ID and Brady streets. jan Cd&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
FURNISHED ROOM.

No. 5. Furnished room for rent for gentle
man: also room un urnishcd both good room.
An Ahc hlis mi of the city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

!Axgs NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 458 North Second st., Phila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
Amusemeni0.
DARNUMw NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY between spnns and Pnnce-sts
This Es-ABLisHNRSr DOES not ADVERTISE ~ fuE
NETWORK HERALDl

trBIs Es-ABLisHnESr ADVERTISE IN ruE
NETWORK HERALDj
THE UNTIRING ENERGY AND LAVISH ExPENDl.
chsste,"s t 9s NIn1 s sdT Il p5SSeus
BRILLIANT CUMSiSATIoN OF AMUSEMENT
ever presented to the public.
MUSEUM,
containing over 1000 Curo.itiesI
,,,.u.. oo a c,RP po;s,Dben.,.. and
A DRAMATIC COMPANY,
In their ,sei,n pSa%T,; I ISpsSsE etc.
The ,,ye of he Lecture Room been adapted In its con
.ruct,on for n.tsnt conyerby from this requirements Of
D''"'''' ps' IARGE A 20 SPLENDID ARENA,
FIRsT.cLAss CIRCUS TROUPE, WITH THEIR
THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
M0sTEMINENT ARTISTS
MR.. EATON STONE, a.
the world renowned bareback equestrian who has won 10 biz
p'''' ''' e M& TnGgRl SsGEs ~ RV
the elegant and classical Rider aud original fete 'ehA
MADAME VIRGINIA,
the celebrated S who EsT 90 BSa n' most
MR.. JOHN FOSTER,
the NewYok favort and funniest of clowns whose quaint
sa,ins' and 'torirs arr Proysroiai;s
the charming vocalist.
the Ieat Lion King formerly Of Van AmeTgP' mensgene
has been secured a. Master of the Circle"
MASTER CHARLES SHERWOOD. Jr,
CORPS OF AUXItlAkIES.
altogether presenting entertainments expressly desged ioi
the enjoy,n u. snd delight Of - ,,,
LADIES, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
They viii appear 10 ,,,,y
AFTERNOON AT 3. AND EVENING AT H.
Previous winch VIII be performed the Domestic Dran'
CROSS or GOLD;
Or TIE OLD OAK OF CkOlSSEY, -
THERESE the Mid Of frosey......... Mr.. j. fhloh
Messr.. II. +. DAILY, tsdaw.y. ". L. Janison, Mira W.
JamsOn. Ac., appear.
Overtures Marches. &c. by
under the direction OF Prof kiskacu.
w. Is. HARRISON, kItrmporsneons singer.
THE BEAUTIFUL MINIATURE LADY.
MISS LIZZIE READ resemblance In action and lea
tue 10 Mr.. GEN TON THUMB are very remarkable
THREE iMMENsE LIVING GIANTS TWO BEAnTi
FUL CIRCAsSlAN GIRLS. GEN. GRANT, j., fHt
DWARF. - -, ..,,o,, 80.
ouly 81 lbs, anu hi. wife, a MAMMOTH fAA "o"A'
BOHEMIAN GLAss-BLowEns,
TWO SrEAN OLAS, ENGINES IN MOTION.
TnRFE HORNED BULL.
ONE HUNDRED LIVING MONKEYS,
GRAND AQUARlA,
JAPANESE CRAB. ElGHT FEET AChOSSi
The LEARNED SEAL WAX FIGURES, AUTOhAIOl
PERFORMERS. Cosmorsmas. etc. ,, n,
Not SibstanonT tie immense expense atanunS tns Otoa
Combination Of Attraction, there Will BE-
No ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Ad,i..Ion 10 cents Children uuder ten. Is cents
Resrrved be secured In advance In Private bore
or Orchestra Stale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
cr.rrtnrA.rrn.grs EaALs oynoH.

-
rrNAT SALES of GOVERNMENT
Il HORSES snd MULES.-Wn be sold at pubic snei1n,
sorng the nouh Of November 10 the highest edar az 'e
time and places named s,.9S, VIZ
NewYork City-TUESDAl oi each week 100 hohshS
' He% ~a Ork City-THUBSDAY Of each week. 100 MULES
zach day. nr,s.,ovrvANr.
Pbiad.lptia Ps-ThURSDAY, November 2 p 10 and ~
ny Pbsspai PSATURDAN of each week. 100 MULES
ali Harrisburg, P-TUEsDAY Of each week 100 MULES
'' Hsrrsiuls ro-THURsDAY NOvemberas Is and 70
s s9iei me-" fa-TUEsDAY November l. 100
' 3leaiSwn. PA-wEDNEsDAY. NOvemNsr 10 100
Pofsy'i,.. Ps-FRIDAy. November u, 100 HORSES
Chester Delaware County, Pa--WEDNEspAf' NoVen'
OF T Il, ~ fPssrIlIRsDAY November t. 100 HORSES
TStasvi'e Pa-THURSDAY. November -. loo Houses;
7itusviIr Ps-TBURsDAY and FRIDAY, November -
and "a 10 MULES eSea day
Wilmington Dol.-TUESDAN Of each week, 100 hokSEs
Wilmington. Del-FRIDAY OF each week, 100 MULES
Zach day. ,,,pvrcn
Baltimore. Nd. WEDNESDAY November 10 ~
Baltimore. Md-wEDNEspAY, November g. 10
HORsEs. .o,,o - -
TUESDAYS end THURSDAYS OF each week 10
No SAFE OF MILES WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
lSGTON d. {.
At this series Of sales al the Government animals viii D
disposed buyers should therefore avail themselves Of tii
FOR sales OF pubic animals in the Wet see Oaeia We''
en- newspapers
Sale. 10 commence a. 10 o'clock Z m.
Terms: Cash in United States cIrrncy.
BY order OF the QasTseTIasster -t'enersL rvr,,
Brsyet Biirader-G GENERAL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
Siaiionern ano .fanen GOODS.

" FACTORY, No. III Wllani-.L. N. YAH kinds Of
Cut Pressed and Plain Glass Inktand Sponge Cups rspi
Weights and Library InkFtsnds in Oai Ebony and Ws'
Also Cochran1 Improved Air1ig and Thef pomet<r Ink
stands Al the lowest Maunfsetpre prices r. 5-ogdeIs
feJ sypou promptly attended TO r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
DooK TRADE sALE ROOMs: No. 40s
A. J. BLsEcKER. A1ctione.E, r,,-,x,
<NINTP PARK AND OTHER CITY

[ lots AT AUCrlON.A. J. bLhEChEk' sU o, = 20
-, III - anc.ion on WEDNESDAY, nov ~ a. " o elorA
A. m. EXchnng- Ssl-soou, 70 LOIS OF "kouNp Hg e'
an Firhtusve tCeurl Park, One Hundred arc
a. 1900 snA Fipbtlrs Tcntlave., One Hundred ~ q
ixsntver.s. one llnuhcd aud ryeniy'second,,t; GIG
a,.dt! a and TNentvfour hist. snd One hrnie1 ei-
ySeoit an of mn size Seventy per ceut can reualn
"a n-ease 10 ycars Maps Auction Room, No. q Ctda %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
pantlns Ataoemles.
Groceries ano propislons.

90
CELEBRATED COM
Ia PRESSED YEAST
Whoever 10. used ths COMPRESSED YEAST says Il u
the osIY Yeast ever introduced that osss gk iedces
tas,e l. always reii9bie. snd ssyss time.
MORE THAN 30 BAKERS USE TT NOW.
For tho accommodation u he public We iniorm then that
IL viii b. Kept for sale IT tho following Places
UAlOHT BROTHER No. 90 howory
GEORGE RANK. No. - Avenue \. oorp"t thirdst
4 HDliMER. AgrDue u, corner fhh-st
LOUIS LOGFs. No. II first-av,
. KELLY flint ave-. corner kinrtr'ntlst
A VESSEL, No. 81 Second ave. coirer Ihre'h st.
p 1F1Ss No l10 S,NeuthNyc. corner Ninutr.nths -.
MAX DONALD No. 40 Seysuilave, ooi Thirty hrs'st.
n BLANK No s43 Eighihuve, corner Thirty thirdst
W BOWS No. 5jl Ninth ase' corner ihfS .'veihh'st'
n MANkON. No. isl 1rnha'r
FLOWER sTORL, No. ~ Bnrciiys'
" schmidt, No ne GrWnMichsi
a. SCHMIDT No. 30 GrsnwicnFI
ADAM CITY No ilJ Siath's'
onnfmrCH BRO No no r,uth ave- Eishiacnhs,.
AN m oiIIEH RESPECTABLE GROCERY STORES.
sole Agent for Long Island pu,cr RI,
%. go,ll SECOND aud Third IT,, Brooklyn, r. ID.
u,y1rFAcIORY, Kos. 3l7 and 81 Wet EigLternthsi,
MANprH"'N' kowlork
DpTsU AERATED BREAD every morning
~ siores ia kowhork, Brooklyn and Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
Real estate for Sale.

THE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
i AGENCY has actually hand over lcVVo acres o.
LANDS for SALE or LEASE in the Southern States, In
tracts 70 suit purchasers Titles good and not liable to come
cation.
Apply for catalogues at
NETWORK OFFICE. No G. BROADWAY.
KEMP P. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REYEREycEs
PETER COOPER, esq. New-York.
JAY COOKE. esq. Philadelphia
Hi. ExcelLncy Gov. HOLDEN Of North CsIohns
A. A. LOW, Pres Chamber Of Commerce, NJ j.
Ex-Gov. BROWN Of Georsia
GEO II. STUART esq. Philadelphia
Ex.Gov BROOME Of Florida.
Col M. c. FULTON. Athens, Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
OryicE oy Army CLorHISs AID keulrasH,
No ~ hEospWAI, EEw YoEK. nov. a.. leoa

Oryicf or Army CLoTBfSG AND kQuiPAaH.
No ~ tEospwAr INV YoEK Nov. a. leoa
GALE of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUl-
- PAGE AUCTlON.-WIl be sold At the 'eeot o. Aniy
Co,trs ard Foupsg- corner Of Lsight ard Washington
s,s In NewYors City the 29h inst. certain qualities
each OF Clothing and Camp add Garrison kguipase' con
slsiing Of
Gr.st Costs. Cosi, TTowsers stOcinTs sho.'i
Shirts ard DfHwers;
Blenkets- Woo on. Rubber and Painted
2ousv, Uniforms-DaryeA Hawkins, and frenehI
Hats. Mitteut;
Trn,.-WAll, Common, Ho'pitl and shelter
CHuteent Knspsscks Hsver.scss Mss Fans.
Trumpeis buEles Drsm Heads, ke.i
Ares ilaiohets &c. a.. kc
Of the articles 10 be sold can be ssn py
spplicsti NJ the Depot
Terms-Cssa in Cow rnmrri funds . ..,
Brrvrt Bris.tIsn. u. II. NlNTOS.
Deputy q. NJ Gen. 4. :. Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

trmIs RATA DLrsHxgvr DOES Not ADVERTISE N
rHE ssv YORK BERALp
UNINTERRUPTED TRIUMPHS
NEW MANAGEMENT AND NEW COMPANY.
MARKED AND SIGNAL SUCCESS
the
PERMANENTLY. TABLIsHED AMPBlTHEATER.
EVERY NIGHT Al Q,
MATiNEEs MATINEEs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT a
JAMES ROBINSON.
CHAMPION HORSEMAN.
BEST ECU ;STRlAN EVER SEEN.
viii appear
UPON A NAKED HORSE,
PlaOUET1Es, soMERsAULTs. AND LEAPS,
that invariably
CREATE THE Widest ENTHUSIASM,
and sod 20 the -
ALREADY.ACQUIRED LAURELs
REMARKABLY GIFTED ARTIST.
During the execution Of these -
TRULY EMOTIONAL SCENES,
THE DARING ROBINSON
viii introduce HE infant son -
THE PRETTY LITTLE FlvE.YEAR OLD
MASTER CLARENCE, -, -
THE FINEST, HANDSOME #, SMALLEST CHILD
ever presented 10 the public ia -sding posiiion.
TIE FNtiRE PERI OkMANCES
FROM THE ENTREE To THE FINALE,
will be given by - ..
IN POINT OF NUMBERS AND ABILITY
TO concentrated In c'abi hme1 ever formed
FINER AND BETrf RTRAlNED HORSES
SMALLER AND PbETIlER PONIES,
AND FUNAIER MULES,
ARE ESTABLISHED FACTS IN THE
NETWORK CIRCUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

Nj ILiTARY DIVISION i,jSSS. Of TIE MisSlS'
ROADS
EXTENSIVE SALE Or OINTMENT RAILROAD
PROPERTY.
MunsRY DruIos OF TBE TKssE.sEg. }
CHIEF QUiRTRESAsTiRs oTicE. L. s. iii n H.
hAsHyiLrE Tenn, Oct 81, l6t. }
WILL BE SOLD At rODLlC AUCTION. Oh Novem.
'eT ~ 1855 a he boo q, q rgP, (, - L.g, No.
On November p 49, .. the sd Of the JcserOnTile Rsn
NM flat CARS, GAUGE, SIT. ~ INCHES.
o. SovelsDerZI, loe5. 81 Loul'yii e, Ky.
81 Car Wheel, a fafs Whee.. lad Axlss
sli9 os.l a1 s.s.,. T g'stsr' r.pe..
gsr.iis! Rcd, J gcii sadlrams
eePounds Of scrso Iron.
VI Ds,eir otf 10 II Mfinp9s Tenn &c entire 20 o.
~ T. Al-r siIosd sappli' remaining On snd 81 that
F'e c9hsring IN part ~ follows.
~ Eighty q as sssortec iron.
20 Llgh. hauerro tu1s SeIap Iron.
10 Kight tonf arsortpd steel.
~ One tnn Pig Lead
And sensrI essoineut Of small s,sr,s svlbs ior rsu
Ga December ilt, 1855 at Nashville Tenn, the eutks
sockof ney and seIVice4be Store Of the q. : Military
ses imainlrg band at thu General supply Store
nstLg N par, o. follows;
<gev) Iweuiy t@locsa0d Acc
LOO I1ns 4ss'j bar Iron I'd. ~. hlfd Anae
l0j EishtF tuns Boiler Gnd IsLk iron,
lp) lhty-nfe tuns aasCr.sd steel
taool Three hundred ScTap iron. wrought aid cast
zS1s Iwelsy ys thousand pounds Engine Bias Castings
ssnhpe 0as tiItufea Of al kinda
Bras PIPE, Oil Cups,
sprps BslaHees. Bias Cooks Of every descdp
ohoses, tion,
Ilsiehes Globe Vsyes all sizes.
Gut, Claw. LINING aud TaDping
nsster, wrOBgtt sf6 east. Bars,
S S.ia. and sp.is, mon snd Copper Rivsk and
Wallets, Burr.
sash Csss and Paint. Of I'll Sheet Copper aud BrSss,
trds Chains aud Rope OF ell sizes.
ksiIoad Lsmpa Blocks Taok!e and Snatch,
cooking stoves aud fixturp0. kfly's Head IAgbtt.
Heating Stoves
fon Set, o. CsTpcers BlacSsmihs and saddisrP Tools
heoeef Gar pings Betting Guni and Leather fles Botts
sha screws 1inw1e OF al hnds and almost every article
Also
~ Three large IAthes, Stsysus g. Bro Manufacturer
u Two fsneFs Seller Co.. Man 1factuEers
w One Bot Gutter and 0e0 Cutter Gould Bros MANY
fec;ufs.
u One Aylc eas on Lathe WsrBor g. Whitney.
w Two Esn bloweTs lmedlunD.
Hl One Uprigb; Regime H0Fe Power.
VI vhf IMP iaou.er snd Engine Howers Pstss
w one Bloomfield Stoifn Hammer
w Ote SELLER Steam Hammer.
WI Hs0 be cold n The time iaTge amount o.
Ie-b and secondhand Railroad 1cOls q all kinds con.
sfhgd
osfpsn,srs Tools
Wheolwdshts Tools.
BIscktIn.iiss Tools,
Nscilnists' Too,
stores and Pre-, Rope Chains, &c. etc
TERAs CASH n OOyEhkMEhT FUNDS.
Catalogue Of th materials 70 be sold IN Nashville can b, oh
t.ree BY application to Capt T. r. ian- A. q ~. and o
nat 81 Memphis ppeaiion 20 CAPT Jno PaIks A. -
ihf ieuton Of delef and Railroad Companies Ia particu
Hfly invited 10 tiis ssic.
hsss viii commence al o'clock on each day and con
hnss d'ly until d. VI. property i dispos-S Of
Capt and A. q, NJ, U. s. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
Sorses, Carriages. sc.

CARRIAGES and HARNESS.-A fine aSsort-
" m.n equal 70 any in city and 20 per e'"t below
Broadway prices Light eIponscs; hsn' p,yr u Ja
prices Repository, No. II cedarst HOSE TUFTS.
MARRIAGES for SAIE.--The immense stock
" now In The tf,, large warerooms entrances no 80
broadway and No ID CrosbysL will be- sod ut greatly re-
O. WITTY. No. so Broadway