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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22
s6setdng at BArnweIl 9. H..,


Meeting at BArnwsn g. H. s.
BAnNwELEC 81, S. G, A pril :, less.
This being sale day, . number df eisisens
from all pAsta Of the District, ,assS6nblsd az
the village for tho transaction 6f business.
The Ceurt House andothsr pubic buildings
having been burned BY the enemy, q meet
ing was organized on t6e square, in tho
midst Of tho blaoksned ruin. of 5dff once
neat and slRiliag little town. The, Hon. J.
D. Allen was called 10 thechair. He earnest.
Iy, patriotically. fssEngly alluded to the sad
occasion which had 6sSnght us together.
and eloquenuy and ..rssolusely" called upon
tha.peepIs to send forward to our brave men
in the field cheering words Of hope a,sl
Col: N. g. w, Walker then offered tts
following resolutions:
The mereilsss enemy having passed
shrough our District, leaving ia Ibis track
smoking rnins and hoassiess women and
children, driven from their homes by the no
less rsnorseless flames-seduced from their
masters, their wives aud children, aud their
contented fresides,a portion of our male
that portions Of our
crops and provisions which they could moi
carry away, burned our barns, shops ami
machinsry-drnen off our work animals.
locks and herds; and shown by ths mos,
evidences that their savage
purpose is either ty utterly destroy, or 70
reduce us to abjecs slavery: Therefore.
Resoseed, That this @dssolating march,
this 'fiendiab purpose, this -rennorseless and.
asage cruelty, has but convinced. us tha
we are dealing with . people alike deaf to
the teachings Of religion, the claims 81
civilization, and the dictates of humani.
ty; confirming he 10 the resolution to con.
tinus this war, to suffer any and every
privation until our iudependeuce.is estaBlish.
ed, and We atsenabled to transmit to our
postsr'sy the inheritance OF flaedom .whi ch
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22
Bar Ipon and Scrap eses.,

:; Bar Ison and. Scrap stss!.
|nF the following siEes:
" Iron. SKI. sx1, GA; 7a33 -
Steel sitf. 413, 4s4,
Will be exchanged for PROVISIONS. IA. Ice.
South Carolina Railroad. on Abpiisatios /.
" h SMITH. kasssr Nsel.sc,s.,
April %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

The scenes on the leFee just now are
quite suggestive, Hundreds Of Aisso1-
rians Of the rebel persuasion are leay-
ing with their ''trsps for other States,
and hundreds Of the sturdy yeomanry
Of Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania
and Of States further east, are pouring
in upon rs The Missouri river boats
are carrying ezaiTants 70 Kansas, n ?
braslza, Colorado, Idaho Montana, Ne
vada and Califoraias besides leaving
hundreds along the river banks IN cur
own State The reports which xeach
us every day from the interior betoken
an unparalleled activity in land saies IN
every connty. The rsgions which have
been the most fTequeptly ravaged / y
gaerrinas are aB much, sought after as
ane other. owing 70 the correct impress
sion that land Is very cheap in such
localities The infusion Of this sxten-
sive free State element is calculated 10
give Missouri long start ahead as
soon Is peaceful times are fully restored
syeryWhers in the land-,k Lolds
4 NNn1s1sl.1sTN.
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rhe slanese FrLns.


It seems that Sherman's conquerine
legions have beaten up the quarters Of
this inseparable pair. They have .
plantation in the neighborhood Of Sal
isbury, North Carolina, and Own, or did
own bef1re the henceforta-and forever
free proclamation was Issued, consid-
erable number Of slaves Of about the
same color Of themselves They have,
however, very wisely invested q por-
ton Of their funds in The North, 30
that neither emancipation nor conis-
cation can ruin them. OF the latter
they have Of course 40 fear, a. they
have always been UnioIl men. They
have their troubles, nevertheiess. The
wife Of Chang has six children; the
wife Of Eng only Eve. Hence, diff
Guilty and separate establishments.
Ars. Eng declines 10 ab de under the
same roof with Mrs. Chang, which
makes It awkward Elch husband
lakes the part Of his own better hall,
and 50, Notwithstanding their close
attachment. the brothers treat each
ether ina distant way. ii Is said that
nothing save an addition 70 the Eng
family--of which there is no prospect
can close the gulf thai Jealousy has
opened between fhe tRs households.
The united brethren sre now fifty
years Of age, but the smaller and
weaker oil tae tlf0 looks, Il Is said, ten
years older han the other It seems
IS II tie big fellow were suck
ine he little fellow dfg--living and
prospering, as i we're, on bis brothers
iuieoa This pgmping-ont process, il l.
surnaised VIII eYentnaiif 4xhaust the
vitality 1of 11f Kng, and then what
lwfiI becarnc Of Mr. Chltng2 This j.
j6sf Hhat The medical wllfld Is waiting
an1'olF o know. Tbs Eaculty differ
IN opinion ou The 5ett-rhen did
doctors agresgs-but the nnaiority are
understoOd 10 insist that as together
they h4ye lived 50 IN death they ahall
not be divorced Mra G. and Mrs. z
should they survive the partners ol
their Joys and s0rr0Es viii Be rich
widows, and may possibly console
themselves with sesliashAckled BY
Any family Ges likely 10 inteffere with
connnbisl happiness.
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FaIth KllhouI Nofks 8 pead

HEADoaARrERs FoRcns soR DEFESsz .oF
T. q A. r. r., PCLAsEI, TkNs.. February
%, 1865. General Orders No 1t
has come 70 the noticaof the Brig Gen.
Commanding, that many disloyai per
sons are engaged in business in Frank
lin, Cclumbia and in this place, not as
principals, but IS silent partners or
clerks: The Provost Marshal Of each
Of the above posts viii under the diree-
ton OF the cOmmanding officer thereof
see that none but loyal men have trade
stores, and tiat they eraploy none but
loyal clerks, and trade with none but
loyal people.
y A loyal man or woman csn always
produce proof Of having taken the am
nesty oath, but the amnesty oath is not
always = test Of loyelty. Faith snd
works should 90 together-'faith with
out works Is dead BY order Of Brig
Gen Johnson
LoyIs + MoRkfs,
Lieut. and A. A. A.G.
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Whea sud hoE can they Be ohtainedg
Aaslrsr.
They are for asle, at Per, and accrued IN
tsrest, BY all sab-Trsasuriss, Easional and
other Banks, sud all Banker ana Brokers.
Sd Qsssssoa
When ia the interest payable, sae haw
can Il be coilecteds
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One on the Nalenssiile P ke, sH miles from The
cify-50 acres o cry fne land Rlick house. s
rooEns-ane water aas nut
the eaty-ia sc res esisnd-hfsck house. I rooms
a Farm on TIE Cisrksyille Pike, 2ls miles aom
tsecily IS acres land, fraune Cottage residt1ce.
four oT I'VE rooms, sii n rood order
Two hundred end thirty-Ncres Land, eve miles
frcm Lehsnoz. Wilson county, the Encst timber ia
Tie Stats exceileat spung water; frame hccse.
OF rcorna cafriage-honse. cisicrr, Fe L etc
A Erick te1as II roIklHE crser a. Chaflosse ulse.
X nj lea iroIn cashg lie, ad tnIn tht isrlfs "a NJ
s. cooper and Wrn. K. Eastor, On n W Rriiroad
safncisns water % the yard, Two springs end 4
hTnuch. n ~ y scrcs.
sFre nd nsgriaeeutiy improved Fsr1a, sioui
& thaoe lnaes hen ~ city. on the ayde's Ferry
Iurnpike cn the Not side q CuaAerland nvcr.
containing aboui ESQ acrcs of ve fire land about
sc q vhich sre 10 eelsgatoa. the balsrcar mes
Ahge icE mansion, coufaising 4 o. Ie rooms
-rdoetae frcroh a fl1tss and fear-t-isk kitchen,
snose hDuse, statae. srd carriaVe hocse, ronl
stock ice pond. Hna ice house. Ihs is enc q ths
nos. desiEaple oouniry residences m pssidsoa
A snail arm ca ne Afurlreesbsro pike. arlnes
irom the CITY, containing forty aclps land faenfy.
d, Eveoii Which sre AZ cuereton lafge arick rvs
p dsn-e Nilh le1 roeus stalte Ire HOUSE. lef house
plenty q good water.
Thir4y-fise scIos erceseui land. uilsa aoua tl,s
elly, between the Murlroaefcrc sad haere.iIlr
psfe. is q Nllish & vel tubsr-sl rhs hoase i
large snd conFene eetiy EFsnred brick-si All isl
uscessaFf out-ho1aea. The plare 3 well sunul,l.t
with EAief-e cisiem and sels % Tee sulrhff "a
-, NE preuEises ar IN good ordnr. ssd iIadei
A small Farsan spot of seren sc-ss IN f,fsh .tais
q impfoPeuleE win irlziss herles a., ~ miles
BON the q y neaf Ne tisilsra use An elefar.f ard
apacioue neE hrek residence aiih s,o.s "A.
isEs-a nes easie1n and laltiaf sell
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FOR sALR-The large, well.bnIt and commo-
dioat residence of Mr.. Baakhead on Broad II i,
toraer oi hcEtnore, $50 feet depth Of lot.
fo1 sAi.k-fEs feet on north side of Cedsr NJ .
eoraer oi Park, With BRICK dwelling. a good Tosi-
tion f0r residences OF business.
ron sAL.E-A comfortable dwelling on Cav n.
~ the mouth OF Gay street. Eilh 7c feet front on
-oapsiol fark, which can he made q pretty place.
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A GeneraI MOEemenI Began.
Sheridan On Another Raid.


EKK YosE, March So The HeFald's cor.
respOndant says that anothaz snesssmeas
seOlr place in the Army Of the Hotomac Lass
Monday Which. though e9niined to = small
portion Of the line, and Of saoft duration,
was Of eaiis estnsbcra character, At lssst
for the rebels A partyof them who pre-
tended that they Wishsd 70 desert, were
allowed to approach The naional lines,
where they made an attack il irost Of one
division Of shs sixth Corps Just before day
break, for ths purpose Of recovering their
advanced works from which they were
driven on Saturday. The assault was sud
den aad iarious, % thai the SIKH Corps
were At frss forced back, bus instantly ral-
lied, and pushed the enemy IS sll points,
and recovered and maintained their
ground. The rebel loss during the whole
fight was heavy, while that Of the Sixth
Corps was very light.
Ths sntifs tlrst line ofrebsl works cap
tured by the "a and Oh corps laat SAtur-
day is still held by them, and has been
rendered SO strong shst any effort Of the
enemy for It's recovery must prove futile,
The HeTald's Washington special says
The visit Of Mr.. Lincoln to Fortress Monroe
and Gen. Grants hesdqusrters, is now be-
lisyed here 70 havenaeh more significance
han was At FIRST attached. It has been the
occasion Of personal interview between
him and Gen. sherman, and Sheridan par.
IicipAted. This conferences was evidently
n regard 70 pending military oPsrasions,
4 immediately, after the council broke up
general movement Of tho army Of Grant /
a front Of Richmond was begun.
PITTsEuR0, March s0.-The river is eight |
Get BY pier mark and falling slowly. The
Weather is cloudy and damp, with q slight
ain last night. u
sAx FRASeisco, sfsrch s0.-Aavicss from
he East have adv. need greeEbseks to
5s6I. The rsnainder Of The 7.sO bends
4 the hands Of he sub-lressurer, s46o. .Ooe,
las been taken Gold Is unusually scarce
: present, Oring 70 The late seizure Of
ainss for toe settlement OF decreased melt
r and rsfRer accounts.
EEw YoEK, March S0.--Informa' ion re-
sivsd in this city slatss that Sheridan
tartsd on the sTsh on new expedition,
nd By this time is well on his way towsrd
living The fnishing stroke 10 the remaining
with Richmond.
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ron eAi.R-A Farm Of 1851 acrss. mlles from
Nashville, Easr the Oallstin PIKE, large s-stors
aicne house in good repaiF, splcndio ccil4E uncer
the whole hO1ec, new ffarlo kitche1 ana carlIis
never failing Frr1F covered with q good. rpcE
spring house; 81 acres 10 clover, the trst cutilns
ci - sold ior s1lo, ~ acres IN Nlneysrd The
Tarrla naEr
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A. y. lan8aberx. wheleaals Groce-s.
5utlera' eapplies, c0incr of Public SQUARE
and Market street. are offering % the trsdo
their immense stock 6f GroceF'aa and sut-
uers' supplies, Navy. Leaf, Fine Cut Chew
.ng ami Smoking foAaceci an the popular
brands Of Cigars al qualities Oh statoaerv.
consisting q Note. better ana Foolscap Pa
Psrt ead white and beG Engelapes, inks,
haeiiage, Nrapping pspar, eic.; soia.
canned Fruits, sueh as Oysters. Peaches.
saFd,nes, Mustard, Caiaup. sie.; Hacking.
nisekine Brushes, Pipes romades. Paper
Coliara, handksrchisfs. Mirrors. snspsnd-
efs ana 60 endleaa variety Of nofions of all
All descriptions. rrunks aad Valises 81 ail
sues SAD qualities A large ana well Sc
ieeted stock oi 8oots and Shoes insf arrivsf
ron me Aestcsn markais. Also Wines ana
Lac o9ra, em1raeing Ckampaignos, spark
Ing Sataroas Ci4ret and Cherry Cordial.
ola Oec <sAila fnd 8toEltch BtlcTs.
The above 4ocds we're Dar-hased bo0.re
NE late tax, and W. are oTsrinr thsm al
ne ole prices, regardless 81 tho enormous
aaFence ea ne satns goods ia ne Easiern
marseis, We feel assnred that va ear saf-
isiy ne most fasiidiossa IS "a price t.ad quail
~. GIVE as q calf. Remember tie place.
corner q fuollc Square and Market street.
jan 1s-am a. 8 AZ. LAED8BERG.
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teuelrsorr Frame Cottage residence on De-
Fnuuhrane street, West Nashville, with four rooms.
THIS q dasiIstie place
a email Frame residence near the Fraukiin Pike
and railroad crossing with three rooms
A Frarna res sdence on the Asehsnoa Pike. beyond
re Waier-uorlzs. wifh f0rf rcons.
.ftta eoaspicted aepen neat, comnoiocs snd
suhsiantiai cctlages, % Broad street. West Nash
Vile which rent FOR s1t0 per annuui. The reni -
paid % each Qusrterly IN adyasae aud occupied hy
good tenants. No lakes due on the property ana
nGae &c searue for this yesr. lnsafauce SIMPLE.
Wa soon be enclosed Ui!h nest and tlong fen G.
To euy one uishlnc 20 invest Is ea this property
win pay nesriy IS per ceot profit anuually. ! offer
these coeAecs Or sale. a-d eiil give the purchaser
ths heteh ; al tho rents hereafter.
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1als We, #nich il nsves practieed 10
tAe pfesence ~ any one. has proved the
everlasting rrin ol thonaands of ~ nobIs.t
and most tsIente4 Young men thnt ever
gave .ougue . eioqnonee Or pen 10 song.
y 80 ae,tre5ea beallh, biaslea shs consti-
1s,ios, sad reiac'ld the miserabls victim 10
: nF,n8 skeietou. Nor arc these its iual
80 lt.a e1eets ~ it. pains are scattered
-. .. 'eie' o. reason, The most melancholy
cured Permane1fIy of this = aif.i-f.ou. esii au.
~ Ceiedans 80. "a Narth Cherry street,
~, y adefsas Inn ~ letter, Box 500, Nash
VIE kena- l8bz6-tf
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9O1 atIE--1ht tHo eEceedl llClF sslgiEalie store
Housss on north Mari1st street. next north Of
fsmsdea's, nunnihE throuzh 3 Front street,
caznmanding fronts on tFo impcitsns streats,
These fna etofcs are vcrthy the aiiention of Inen
81 large basiness eapseify.
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The hearts q many VIII be made glad 30
hear thas Iotten's recent selection Of choice
Sroceriess Wines, ac., while &c New York,
have just arrived az his store, No. 81 Coi-
lege street.. He invites all 10 call and ex-
anime bis Deaieated Yegetables, Green
Peaa and Corn steWart's Candies, Jellios,
Gelatine, Hoast Meats, and many other ar
ueies 100 numerous 30 mention.
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Fen sa sas = ohsr ns % q rssssr :. sas 5 3 Has 3 CO. s

ALsO-fots Nos. ea, 81, 6s and ss, east sidt
College sire 1 above Msdical ColieFe.al of VII
~ cfier on liberal terms.
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Summer street.

A large two story residence between Church and
Broad aireef-frout Ia feet, by $50 deep.
a neE twq story Brick res dence near Dr. Good
let's church, WITH K of seven rooms.
A small b. iick residence south Of Ash street. with
) or roGnna
The New Theatre, corner Union ami Summer
streets, Ee oiIr 81 prce that vii nett the p1reha
ser IS PER ne gro-s ier annum.
The pretty block Of stores, stories high, corner
q Union street.. nos rcated at $500; this yesrs'
Taui Will Be tacen ~ paft payment
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Broad street, lot ltf kiss ieet deep, with E lhr
extensive hrck and stone buildings ven loea-
ted for 8 saninEry, hotel, or business houses,
aud can he sold - parlof d whole.
FcR sAIsE-fG Acres cf beautiful ground IL
miles souih Of Nashville, With the comssItsiis
Mansion of tee Ex.U. s. District Attorney, the
Bon. John Trimhle. Comforts in great abun-
dance are Observation-Disclosures, shrubpery, ahaie
trees, Water, elevated greunds, tc. W
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Far sale--Ials Eoa bn3 8 eest eids 81 herlh
cqllezq street Nesnrl.e, le1ln-. knora a ~
deep. Suitable for stores or rssideuoas. aHd sil
esoid st 3 low pfice.
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0KYANTED-AGEsTsg gcR yHE NURSE sNr
w SPfs-Ifs noet Interesting and rscifinr
took ever rutItred cIiaIafing the adventures IA
Nousn Ia tbs Uucn army a8 Nurse. ecnut arf
sPJ. Swing nlns. flla nnef picture q the var.
Heiurncd ana dsshiei oErzrs aad c1Id'ers III
Hant - profitable crunicYUnrf VII tnd it usor-
hali4 aiapled g their con1hon. JONES BROS
. 20 zs2 Van slrert, c.nclnnaii, Ohio.
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College street.

two story Brick residence, with on rooms
between the 5guilre ana TIE IsguisFllle Depot.
tgo tory Prick reseeuce acalh q BTosd, with
9 or rooms. Free from taxes.
4 tlfc story fTfsk dwelling WITH ? or 10 rooms,
neArths LouisFi.ie Depot, which il igiagng in a
very heavy rent.
n ksmsa BRICK dwelling IN souih Nashville with
Rooms. birtdes kitrhen lossession gwen lfn.
modistesy.
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a crrEEe4 kzaEoF.--We can ronscion-
i.oeaig ftcommend b thras suffering rom
distressing cough. Dr. tlr,ckis -i's sielii-
anSus copsh h4leam. & gives relief al
most instan ia1 eo1si arf $ Hithal lot dis
he1 IA Melli1uous couzh Bsisam e one 81
ihc best PrepasatIona . isss. and is az that
is pfcqfietof el6ins 81 Il We have tried
- dnflEa thn past Uaak, ard hund relief
frcn most d.stfe1s'ne courh. lt = pre-
cafsd 81 Dr. atl,tfItnd. 30. E1si FaeFth
Iilae1. Eirennsfi. Gao. ard ieT ss'e 81
DlarsiEis, q 81 cents Pss kolils.
aPa-fnr-l4
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A ATosiderse with or ~ rooms good as nes
which can - hought fgr less than cosf-gery cheap
siF small Brick residences in South Nashville,
from 70 . r0onig.
Three Frame residences in South Na hville. from
5 % rooms.
Tso very desirable BEck Store Houses in South
Nashville.
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saFnrrg---inf5rmaiio has bean "a
ceived 81 c. Z. Bartou 4 O.. ihat certsiu
drugzists IN this city have beer paimin- "a
% persons ealing 90 Dr.. FeIios,s PINK c.
rxte en article of theIr osn nanufaeiure.
Enlch thsF a4y ls superior 10 tho genuine.
Hu Woult adYise Al persons g. rst tha
gel1i1es ana saouie Yoa resairc anT madi-
enc ~ the ltchs h|ns- worm. Tattor, or
snJ dilea9e q <he sk.n. - lot suecr nay
a1princiFled Haa 81 itlp11s any Other
preparstlon &c yoa, BAL rst ~. veiioeis
Pink Cerale, manolkctafs1 - g. 7. par-
tos 4 Co.. 10 lajf pssderIck street. Es.s-
vile, fenn.
?. 8.--A liaeral dircorrt made 10 ode.lsr..
seat - mail e any address "a recsint o|
81 II. bs sure that you gel he rsau srs.
asps6-a
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PoztffvF ThrTH.--I.et nsse doabs the fact
thrt boots, shoes and hAal ara sailing, at
ne grsai bankfupt sals, 81 thirsy-fye per
cent ehsaPsr thar at any o.her house N the
city. n
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Choice flo1r, Butter. Potatoes, Oaisns.
Green Corn, and o~srv variety al 0ennei
sraill, and sCfoign aud Domestic Grocsries
sss elIerss e loH prices e. Totlsn1 No. % Col
5aaz1-ll
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We learn from the KnoxviIle Wing
that Gen. Thomas intends 10 give or
dsfs fer tie gsatuilous transportation q
the members Of the LssislatuFs over
railsoads IN his department
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A tH0 story residence between spruce street. snd
the chattsnonRa Depot, with tea TO lIHs FIRE. from
Atse story Brsek Feaidenne beteean McIeniora
one hundred feef ~ rzcant cronud, near Hieh
stuast Thisis very valuable for business hosises.
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a generai atsortrnsrs q ilns custom mnta
boots and shoes; he work warranted snd
sald lev, at g. ~. Fsllil Co.. Harivnrn
nsqFs - fssnessa
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Br6htI street

Two one story Brick Rasiaess Honsss opposite
fsckeS'H MA IL rsaafs ..I.f ga
one small Frame Business House adjoining the
shove
I've large Brick Houses, bssween College
and Market streets.
Three small Frame business Houses, near the
shove.
The satitT Meiical college, Tot lEsxles feet deep
Ntlh ~ -tls extensive tsick ard stone budtnra,
well located for eeminprs, hotel, business
houses. and can b. sold 10 psri or in shole.
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fThefollo7ing note comes from = sab
iazton. and We presurne nom The gen
tleman whose name is signed 70 Il
ssTo the Eaiior Of tie New York sen-
ing Post;
eIn yoer Issue Of Monday last, you
published letter pufpoting 20 have
been wriitenshy me, 70 the Govsreor II
South Carolina, on December 7th, 1861
from this city, is a forgery No saeA
letter Bas eYer written bysae, OF bg my
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tSp atory taick residence on Eass side of Mar
kel street nesr - id1ction viii Che Murrteshoro
TuEnpiks, 5 rooms beside smoke house and kiich-
en lois5 fees frcnt hy lls deer. ff
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Our correspondent who is travelling
with one oI The columns of Geuefaa
Sherman, stated distinctly shst the let.
ter be copied and sent 20 is was found
Ia the State House st Columbia, Souih
Carolina, and that the original had been
tranamiited TO lhe War DepsrtmeEt Al
Washinelon. b fnquirng 1t that
place, Mr Nails viii probably find the
document referred 70 We are sorry
that ia denying tfls aulhenticity Of the
letter, Mr. Mills did not embrace the
occasion 10 disclaim the secession sen
fimenss il expressed ~ T Poz.
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Town of JohnsonvilIa.

apubiished plan Of which can he seen at our ofioe,
aud q The principal HOTELS and ether pub e places
n this city. Bezg elEbly located on the Easi
fank 81 the Ienrsssee river, $50 miles ffoTn is
mosssh, and af thr terminus a the Nashville and
Northwestern Rsihosd, distance Of y miles from
thEt City; surrounded, It "a, By Elch and pro-
ducire country, and being IN almost constant river
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of the North aud S0utkEcst
mEs, q ne distant day, become acty Of vast busi.
neEs importance. such a. Opportunity for safe
apd pTcflahie investment, is bat seldom offered.
We are the soe sgonts sor the sale of 0ts and are
faily authorized and empowered 70 grant titles %
purchaEars- ..a
The Nsshvilleaa F0rth.Westefn Pa ailroad win
be thoroughly repaired IN the course of few days.
when regular trips WI b. made bctFeeh thiH city
and Iohnsonfide. Alibersi trtde permit has besE
granted.
We vii also q er at The same time shout SO aerrs
Of uch and heavily pfnb rcd land, lying 10 the Inn
mediaie vicinity Of the town.
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REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Eashvilis City
Daily Papers.
Post Msstsr, Nashville, Tennessee.
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- fhe SuhurIla.

A small frame residence near The Wilson s.
with rooms. Iot5o hY llo.