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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
8xa &tbmDnn.

Die Na1rthisn aus Rtdmono wsrtr
tmmer SOONER. @tr b6rttn neult9 lbe
pie 5Hlte6una Der cprttgt,
SbnIsn far farbfet sinner
pstI Die 6srrsn @sbsQen nidt begreifs,
wo)ttn. bo6 es n6tbi8 fei, 0artism etn'
anpsre DnGur. als osm 3sautsb, ~ &c:
ben. 9sBt t6rep mir foear Don etnsu
1Nigger Bull Pen" uno pom @srtau'
psn Jaubtaen oesr "psrsn Arbett."
Dts(et nsue 3ufanp pu DtnAe III IN:
ter bsm beionpuen S&ube 6aasd's por
pem Gaopor Oct Ssapt Wopo as{dofu
porrsn. Den @oup. Yisrpont auf esnNatl
or fuolidrn Nittu In fin Amt wiepu:
stn3u(fbsn R6 bstit boits. MoYo nabm
(obalc 81 mtspu 3u Ra@t unp Bartst
aslanat nor, feline frubete Yolijetmunu'
fdoft. no,lrIf@ Die brutalf.n unp rabta
h0sn BsRisn. wterer In Dtsnf uno risi'
(orats fofo,t flr ots Ginri@,une stnse
"Nigger Bull Pen, in pst6s Gs tdeltd
a0s Ga1bt0en Sufou mtnnHbt. p,Ids' ebn,
Yae pom stnem @stbm OUT rsr SHob'
bnrofsr psrpen. Nus tit(u "Nigge,
Bull Pen" wuren Die @sfunasnsn az
naalsn Gage jur 3%manaearb.it fa,
@run rtsGBu ~%auseemhibu." notd.Iit
bel 0stte nt@t ~usrfaufl". rem &c dnb j.
nomtnsu feline o5f.ou,n" mtbr. ~lonrsrr
If beiben nur "0a8abunr.n
Sett bislt neue Sntnprttation b,
Gmop3ipation bur&, Moyo u, 60. sinas
fubrt 1uorasn III. ,;pu1osn, tdBlt&, 70-8(
forttps Yulonm jeDts alters uno 81
(&!.&ts, 8inber> @tibn unp @rstie- elm
asfanesn unp "ausesmitlbet." Rinpu,
DE auf Der St1a6e lieftn. murtsn pop ii.
rtn GItuh, 8eib,r, ,pon ibren Mdnnsrp
a%strennt. N%pptQaiuafn anb @s(u&s uu
1rstlofunR belfen natitli& ut&ts> bean
r,e 2eute fno ia .Uaeabunrer,""~ Sslbf
poblb,taunts. b5af abIbars Gartips, 5bi'
ldnett frst. war.n unp In Rtamonp @runp'
|,io,n,bum bs6ssn. wu,psn oIs ~Sosa'
bunesn" in he "Nigger Bull Pen",se
(psrri. - IF r
@,nual 6ou,d, ", ,@inhdlaopp,rlueu'
pom Ri&monp uniuadSt auf'e Gif.teft
BE po!i1.t bd eis[sn ibitn Bemabunatn
ben Bs0rtf ~Gmauaipatton" profttf& flo,
~ ma&en uno no Wayo'S YoIBeimnnn.
f&aft autfn nidt, uusrti&L ott "farbiaeu
8asabunbsn" QUE sinaufanssn,n Id6t q
pur& bic p,ofobeuros na&befenn t:t,ig ,
5.lbf farbias Soloaten3 iperpsn btslsl
poltleilt&su Dts,iplInr BON Perrn Daso,
Mupu une fsiusu MprmIeousn unttruor'
fen. 4nr ..y~&:M u
G'nssInm @sa.rn, ,bis I'D dbsr bista
unwsfen bs(dwntsn, %sruieorter eie BE-
amttn BIS 6errn Mapo bdtni}@: ~9a.
zen MIR IS, gu& nt@t -9daet 9br bum
men Gtufel. bab 81, g untsr?: esn GAN
fses nod l&limuere babsa plroa3n1pr
Bir btersif.n ntdt. ba6 fol&.n 3uadn.
ben ni&t iofort. tin Gnbe 8snatt Htte.
Bie fam uniere &e8isruug BIN, psrrn
6alfd ale Wilitdrrom q q noantens etnsu
aueenblid lduser in Amtea Iafen, mad,
BIN Ct :f@ iol&er @frtbf&aft fdnlsts A.
ma&tP Bie fam Gous. ptapout tsu
Mapo I'm amte' Iaftn, wte liam unfers
Rsatsrune BEN pisrpent sfrsat 6ans Iaf'
fen 2 -.<.,n - ~-1a- s,,,t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

.6eralD" Tin morm.r Ir.unp b,s Cher
usan. @iu Der ..1uaIo" psn gJadiptnter
far 1868 (&oftn uno fi& rasp6 pas Ns
8iunsnt fhun2 ~
DIR ..6ualo" rstionnN fibsr tte 81
piGenIOFatt', uh~eNsyAsAbsfu4' pT poit't
fsr.~ Shbf trdat II nber te'n Dspsnt'n'
Die aanM Nepublit, fuus r t6nnte. In
Irlmmu ~ famubtn. UNI leIbf Sur9M
lhaft Su a%slanAen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

se9anenen Debatten erfebt, fobann 1T ater
etn anoerer punft in Der DtafesGonfitu.
tion: entbalten, an Dem bic raoifalen Dent,
lden DliFpuri's Defenders Nnfub atnous
men uuo rtn bic ureputlifaniidt"o pre6e
ia nidt bate pertui6en loaen. Sc it oas
I'M Sntercfe rer Nritotratie ser ,reiseu
5autfarbe een Garbistn ptrpeiz
Serte Stim 5opar bic
Asitatipn cieltr Trase limitir.n unit auf
sepile Belt binauslhieben, -btiet pieie
midti9e Gra9e gang dus Der @elt l6afen.
Dies Su berueifeu miro penjentgtn Asoeu'
aber leidl iein, bic 8e9en ben ,Be,psbnIis
den Gang Der Din9e nidt blin0 Inb uno
usl9e bic augenblidli9en Stimmunoen
I'm ansrifanilden @plfc niGt ubcrihdBen>
Wi0outi, ce6en fartise 9epslferung
mebr Bilcun8 bsiBt, ale tie fartiAe Be-
vOlfcruN9 irgenc eines ancfren bisberiesn
5sMucuitaates, - MiNpurt, bas purd
feline eutldieoeue uno r~arifale Wefnnund
bic Blide Der Union auf i6 0eridkt bat>
batte BIT Nuf9abt unrE iii, pnitf> ter
emancipation rie tirgerli6e @lei4nele
lung bet Gartisen biusujufi9eu. Wiiz
lcuri bat rieit Muf9ate Don Ii4 9urieien.
Subeln bic Qonltrratipen nibt laut, UNI
beito msbr wercen Ie lib i'm Stiuen freuen.
Wit Dem @ttmmrcdt per Tarbi9en bat Is
jsyt quite @e9e. @eun Der Staat
Winpuri ss Derwtieert, wtk
der outtre 5taat 1pllte 10
oenn wobl bewilliatn2
@elH lonoerbartr Biperlpru6 ! Mar
taoelt prdfcent Spbnlon, neil sr fd nidt
bic .Madt aumabt, ben Selopen I'M Suz
cen eas Sttmmre6t 81 9ebtn, uno bslctt
in esm namti6en Mtbemju9e bic Drafe*
Con Rimtipn, rslde ras Shmmredt Zen
Garbisen rerwtissrt unp ie9al rie 49ita<
tipn Der Grase auf cine Belt binauslhisbt,
"a bD1f wobrlbctnlid rus We9ma TIM
8olte wiecer bic 6errl4aft ~gswpuwntua
ben mirp.
@tr f6nnen nidt umbin, goraebeutem
fcleence fptbare @rpectoration zines
@tbltlblatts pom rbern Mi1i6ippt, 'nas
uns loeben in bic 9aupe faQt, binsujufa>
gen:
,,Trrboem 81. 2cuis, unb mir benau,
ern Is lagen 3u mli7en, our@ bic Mttbilie
lsinsr eroBen @n3abl vun Geatideu. INIT
9ro6er Majaritat sesen Die neue, Sala>
uerei perbtucnse Contribution aeltmmt
bst> lautsn bic Hahri9ten von zen utriz
gen Gbeilen hes Staates wtecer ermutbfz
9enp.
,,Gp lanae Is ben. bas Gift Der Se,efz
fion nod inln1er I'M Bulen tragenoen Re-
bellen erlautt it, Dor ibrtr pirfli4en&{z
ltrung ras Shmmrtdt a1rs5uuben. mabz
reno baGelbe loDaIen uno pentgten5 cen
inteuistu1tssn. 'Nesern' YeriaSt bieitt, wirb
ptcfs BeredtisunA 1pis Btei an Rem Nutz
iAwuns uno rtr Mieosr9eturt Der Staaten
bdua IN .nno bic Heift Der NIT BEN Btatr
loyaler Mannsr 9eoun9ten Gru4t isbr
rerso9ern."
Gaa sebt tenn bod ater's @obnsnliee.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
rlnt.ibteS

@lbte nod ui&ts, bon, Guben seh
Rrieses. &tu Gta&hins Gus Oa asn.
u.Nse, ptl&er ,pttfsr 9a8e tn Gjnetnna,t
anlqnats.. s,fubr roIt aum ufsn Male,
RAT Der R'itS beenbet fa unb'bo6 es ittnt
RetsQenormesp usbr in Gslpe sebs.n&
Nuf itintr .Dlu&t nod BIN Qfsrn 10.
Dbte' botte II atts .rfe. etnfomftn,, pfnbs::
4unp bic abeeleaenRen @eaenesn 1aewdbit
nut cse Nadts f,inen @ts fortf.benp unp
am Gage f6 7p.rbsta.np: :.I> =. -, =
= So|imar| g.; 20 uualaubli@ 70 aud ia,
.rttn Auesnblid tItnaen mag, pubI m6a.
lid. pab Der ttnfam, @ane.rer Ni&t ,ber
.tmos ben ben aewalttaen Grsteni6.u,
usl&sq IL, rfn ltBt.n bstpsh Wenatsn aete
9anse ttpHtfns @tit ttf@ dtfsrttn,, e1fubr.
ats bic Ct ing Qtnstnnatig automatic
@obalD & ieoo&> lpit, GrsApepfunee Dtl,
notm:; ua$ts & id, lefaPItt f. Dt ta' 50 aauf ""
9stmwse. '7''
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

pta mar 10.
I'm tb.er @stts Ia5 tin l&5n.s Dstb IN
mi.tereu Jabrsn. 60 NAT eies cine bon
ieueu foll.u Gr(&stnun9sn, an btntn 81.
:3sit vorat.rstlt. otne cine 9pur IN tbrsm
f.uae AuvddlulaGen. @te war frif& unit
blfteup. TIRE Danse soQ. uno rid III
1aar. Nt&t zine siultee Runlel oesl
Qtste ia t9sem Autitt s,Idtlte Don ten
Aisr,fA Sabrsn, uts fe lusad8sle9t bate,
DIeit Dau,e mar profHor S&neteer'e
@fnpe, (stae fratsre S&pd8ertu Grttb.
pte G@ pom BEN S&paser tn lebttn Sob
re fstnss esbtne bate atsrrsben Iafen, fst'
ne @aulu ~ wsrbtn.
Dit brittle Ranb In 5ommsr bte 2ebsne.
war ssntas bwanate Sabre alt. fetn unb
(9Iant 9sbaut, eon stuas blst&n Garbs,
anb ut. I 'usm Yaa. Nussn. aus rtn,n
rstee asiRi0s Bseabun9 bsrup1l.u&tas.
6ts war f&5u. atsr 6e war 70 msnisu
Surd pls Rs8slmd6ipsd. bu 3des. ais
rut& tea punbnlamsn Ausb1ud ttur
Aua.n xsb eur& he tlsblt&s feline Bil.
burma ike suasf&tS.
@uba aarusQ par ttts.
SIR fsatn 10 snerati&ss aua}sbsn. nell
de- bamaIS luffet. neil mon oaraus stus
Cali erlannte, ,psl&e bt Sdranten III
tre&sn fu&tt. perin armutt unb Ne'b
ttrs rettsre GntuidelunB etneugten. bate
uus stneu anbersn Vbarattsr aneenom.
meas3. man las iettfn iebtm tbrsr 3ass
~ Re aun Ia etnea @trtuuestrets etn.
Aelstten psr, per ntt ttreu nat1Ilt&in
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

Sn Wafbinstpn iinr 70 beben<
tenh Betrisereitn sesen au%s9emuiterts
Splraten be9an9tn, ineem S9rinplet
ibnen ibrt 3ablunsssInmeiiunseu seaen
Elm @erinaes abfaufeH unb il1 ranrl Sen
rclen 9etrds oussablen lieben, raB ta5
&riesseeparttment Befebl ertbeilt bat tae
bic N~nweifunser, fprta., nur tann te3ablt
pereen icller, tptnn fe fd in ten 3dnbt,
eer uriprinsliden Snbaber befncen.-
Dacur& tpi1b .natarlid ben Shwinttk
uperationen ientr erbdrniaen PlHtfaus
ger sin Rieael YrrSefdcben,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
(GorNstxne fol0t.)

Gin jun9er 9tlb. Inter btr
8efudern ces Beiben 9aults an, lebteu
Donnerftaa rar Gin &nabe Don ID SAB
rem. Gilbert Dan CANT, friiber Trommle,
i'm 70. Sbic &teiment, ipater Srotrly
bel General Barc. Ger 3ptd ieinea
Belu9e5 par, TIN Grlaubnib ju: bitten,
cab Ct ren ponp bebolten pirfe, ben {,
als Giner Yon Sberman's ,Bumu,ern"
erteutet batte. Die Bitte tpurtt ,atirlid
serabrt. Gilbert @an CANT Bins ale
sebnjdbrtger 8nobe ols Tromnler unite,
bic Sclpate, uno madte mebrert Der btfz
tighten Shtadttn nit, pbne il 3u .rarten,
CT mar rtr Mu9apfel her Solbaten uni
febrt jest, rbsltid mod fait Gin &tnp, ala
@eteran 1T tie 3timatb ;urlf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
Qroft. See asUebetes..s: Gin @afn9,r

) ataft: sec asgtbttes:'. Gin @dflia,r:
RON ,Mlebile fam au, @epsra! h@rana,r nnb
{froenr5 fpttlu,1, ii, u bat f@ttee.. t'te R.b.Qen'
W.ialt&ttiti iiu,uun, @tt,e}e far Anerepl Sobn,
ion ~ ~Irnina,ennl e. ~.sei." ihpine.hh I. -
mar Sc asanItrports beeH @euuals. s:is,Nun.
iirtuas5 e. Ss}ttrez @sbss psm s9prdfr.n,lttHnuI etr
Ser, ,@taqt.n ni&t ymsbrf ndesn, ale dfs
Sen Dduts p,nabt bobsh, ~ tontnt
auf Sbre 9.bste in tstnsm Ga1e utel AMI"
Good for Grapgerl M y Fl 4 &c
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

b 9as dteteube Scr. Der philadelphia
Snquirsr, fumalirti untsr tanfttsee fsbsn.='
tsntes7 :bt.r mfr fOfpt:l-' ~, w.
Na6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gtnrtdtunss
esn miro biz .9sfammtadrte .tsr, aru,e.
iuhasfabr fpIasnct fttn As@3
Rtsuldre Snfankris 4F r. >.45.600
i. .gapaqeyte l4,4OO -,
sap.7's' Nrtid,iit >''2 'ii2sOOO,'E +.
3H :Gartiae SrySpsp = A-,,sa4 rs 5000 u
,,r 6ouicd's gprps art - t~ss0,000ntsSsn.
nj gshtunsn 1efttSssG efps '''f'T2S,OOv ~
- ,trsse n ~ "a at45
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CLAIM AGENTS, Sc.

nryRRs A HUNr-Manufseturers Of al the
MI Latest STYLES OF First Glass Carriages and
Bnqgies, Express Wagons and Csrryal.s, y North
MarEet street.
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LARGE SALE
81 s OF lIE
Government Property.
LARHE NALE


MuITAHE DIVISION o. THE TEEBsESEE,
CHFtF OuARrEEMAsrERs OfFiCE. u. 3. MI, r. Re. :
NASHVILLE, TExE, Sept. %, 1865. }
WILL offer at pub ic sale the following described
property Of the United States, viz
Cn Tuesday, OctoeerlOtn 1885, a. !ohnsonyille,
Tenn EIGHT BuILDIEGs such as s.orehOuses,
Mes and Dwelling Houses, &c.
ON Thursday, october 18th, 1855, TWO HUN
DRED BUILDINGS Of different sizes, such as Store
houses u -ss and Dwelling Houses, Stables, &c,
stu ted in the vicinity Of the Chattanooga Depot
on Fi I'd octOber 10th. 1865, near the Chats
uooru Depot NashTille. Team. and continuing
daily thereafter until competed, Two TH OUSAND
TOks OLD SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, (uore or
leszi consisting ofCsr Wheels and Car AXles, Budge
Castings and Rods, and large assortment Of Cast
and Wrought Scrap To be sold in lots u 20 tons
CT more to suit the paTchs eT -,
FIVE Mills OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON,
ssiisble for e country Horpe Railroad track
EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AND COPPER, on Wednesda5, October 18th, coz
hnuipe thereafter until completed
SIX MILLION FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBER
(unore OF Iessl, IS friloEs:
400 O00 feet Oak Bridge Lumber;
400 600 feet Pine Bridge Lumber.
$4,000 feet Oak Lumbar, assorted,
zoos 600 ieet Pine Lumber, assorted,
loo 90 feet Poplar Lumber, assorted,
200 900 feet Beech, Va nut, Hickory Ash, 40.
To Ia sold IN lots Of 300 feet or more 10 suit pur
900 oOshiuRles trnors orless).
On Monday, Oc ,orer S0th at Antioch, n and G.
e. r, ONE BUILDING.
90 Monday, DC lobeE S0ih, at Smyrna, n. and G.
R R at 4 O'Clock, p. m, OAE BDlLDlAG.
ON Iussdsy, October 3tst, at TullahoTiia, N. and
@. z r., one BUILDING
On Wetinas dsy. Novcmberlst. ls65, st neerherd,
n and C. r. R., TEN BUILDINGS, MISS HOUSE,,
ON Thursday, November "a. at steysn y, Ala,
FOUR BUILDINGS.
On THURSDAY. November I'd, 81 BRIDGEPORT n.
ana q x one BUILDING
on Thursday, November 2d, At Shellmoni. N.
and O r. r., at 4 O'Clock p. ~, ONE BUILDING.
on Friday NoVemb-r Sd, 1885, At phsttan oFa,
Tenn and g. ntinuing daily until comp eted, ONE
BUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS
more or less). such - storehouses, Mess and
hEelli z Houses. Onoes, Stables, &C.
A larse proportion Ct the above mentioned build
inCs are substantial an well ad pied for either
d,FtFiiprs or stores at the same time they are 80
cons riistsd ihst they eaa Be REALLY removed il
Necessary
As the land on which these buildings now stand
does not belong to the Government the right to re-
move them vii be guaranteed sog ten Gays froIa
OATS Of sale.
Otherwise sEecihed.
Iny Information desired IN rsf1 renee % the above
properly ulsy he hs1 upon applies Goa 70 Capt. 8.
81 Hanin, A. O NJ. Nashville. Tenn. or Capt v.
r. Hopkins A. q. NJ, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Terms cash in Gorrnmsnt Funds.
3 J. CRFLIIT
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I.OOK AND ION PRINTINo.

CAMERON. w. 4 CJ.-Book and Job Printers,
Z and pu fishers Of the Day and Weekly
Union, Printers Aney between union and Dead
eHck streets.
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PHoroeaaPas.-PhOtogssPhs Of Generals
Federal AID COnfederats. The largest col,
lection in the west, FOR sale, wholesale saa
retail Remainder The place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland. s5csdsr street., opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may17-G.
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tain the supremacy Of the Constitution. and
70 preserve the Union with all the dignity.
| equality and rights Of the several States
| unimpsired-' To the principles thus sol-
/ EMMY declared I stili adhere, and / regret
I G, seea large portion Of the Republican psrfv
/ diverEinF from them. Al the time III tie
passage of the resolution there were manv
men st toe South who had opposed sexes
sion, and who were unwilling 10 ed their
States IN makiug var upoa cur government.
The resolution was q solemn pledge 70 that
class as % the treatmeut they should re-
ceive in case their States should sgain be
brought under control Of the general gov
eminent. 10 was q solemn declaration 70
the officers and soldiers OF the Union armies
IS 20 the principles l0r which they we're
couteudiug. Il was made 81 a period Of
gloom and despondsncv-on the darkest
day ever known in the cspital Of onr coun-
try. The clouds that thea lowered over US
have been dispelied. Not an armed Zoe Is
row TO BE- found within oar borders. Il &c
not humiliating % witness. On the part CT e I
large portion Of she party hich has con /
troiled the destiny OF our nation Tor I'VE /
wears, a disposition 90 repudiate In the hour /
Of triumph solemn pledges made IN the /
hour Of dangeri
when the devil was sicg
The devil q nonk uauii D..
When the dagl was sell
devil d mons Wa he-'
have had the honor a serving with /
most OF the soldiers presented hy both uo- i
lltiesl psrties, FOR the support u the pecple.
at the ensuing election- u affords ne I
much pleasure 70 be able 10 Euite with their \
political supporters I'M bearing evidences IS
10 their high character as soldiers, and Is
10 their personal worth and fitness for the
positions Tor which thew have been ncmiua-
led, but eau not wish those on the Repue-
ican ticket success at the pole, Cor We are
by oce Of the most prominent
eaders Of their party that The platform on
ghich they stand is "timd and woriy."
md that but for lack Of adhesion and discip-
inc among the Radicals, resolution would
'Tobably have been adopted virtually con
iemning the policy sf She President. I do
boz think thai the triumph Of thar party
vail tend 30 strengthen the President m his
determination % adhere % the wise meas
lFes which have thus far characterized his
On the other hand, the
riumph Of the Democratic party will be
lear uRmistakable Endorsement Of his pol
cy-an unequivocal declaration on the part
{ the people Of this great state, IN favor Of
the sUbOrdinatiOn Of military 10 civil rule. /
be restoration Of the authority Of the /
ourts, and the recognition Of the equality !
{ the States.
The general was repeatedly cheored du-
ing his speech, even the ladies in the gal
Try demonstrating their highest approval. !
nd when he concluded. beautiful bouquet
-as thrown from the gallery At his feet, |
,hich token OF respect was followed BY a
hover Of plaudits.
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o. = NnWauE,
y IuunA.
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ErE AND EAR-As well as diseases OF TIE
throat lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood
ETC., most successfully treated az the Mash Z
VILE Medical and Surgical Institute. Church
street. few doors below tho Post Oacc,
Z. $. Aborn, II. D., examining physician
and surgeon. augl0-u,
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Sale Of Government Mules.

OFF7uF ASSISTANT QutsrEnnksTEH,
NaszyuAF, TISs., l,cf S. lsds.
WA. Offer ior sac Il pubic suction 81 The
f5ss1-,u5s1f Corrnls IN Nashville, Tsunsssse. On
Hoa8ay, oct. 90, lsis,
sFvFN HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
49, u,ples ar Al large size, IN good condition,
- - fsI-n disease. uosi 81 them having ben
- IN the trans poriafIc 81 ms depot
- a conn elca a. o'clof q m Neioier = ~
80 - sarruse aziv unl4l tle stockls ~ sod
T's-rls cash IN Govsrngnsut fuaas- :,
80 5lscl. A. j Mzckay, CaisfQ y, pepI
- = B. ElEh,
" s.',S.ist oEPi and A. 2. n,
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IHE C1SFEssioSs tNR ExfEEIEsCEo 81 az lVs
FklIn.-Pubhshcd Tor the benefit. and IS a
cauiioa 30 young men and other, who satIor
frem SERIOUS Debility, Pucmatare Dccay 81
Manhood, &c-, Supplying a. tho same tmo
The means of seli-cure. By enc vhe has
cured himself ailer undergoing considerable
qaacksry. BY enclosing pottpsid al
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the autheE.
NArHkNrEL M4VFkIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn. kings 90, NY.
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Our stock consists in part Of
Calieoes and Domestic Goods Of ail de-
scripiionai
French and English Merinos. 81 colors
Fancy and Black silks
Poplins and Debages;
Dustres, Empress Cloths, BoH,bazines, and
other styles Of
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VYHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals n Exchange; tioFeTnmeli seeuuuea
and Con- Collections promptly Attended, y.
cold Stocks and Bonda >, ID On Commission.
". W. BERRT, President EBaAR JoEEs, Ca-hier-
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

FTER suspension Il four years this lusiitu-
~ ton hiss been re-orEaci1sn, and WI be re-
ofrnei an MuNnAN, October "a, 1875.
The College - fsvoTabiy sltuated 10 quet,
healthy section Of county. sud every facility viii
-. qxtended Tor the arguisitiun OF sound piact'-
81 edu anou. The Course Of study Will embrace
Ancient a. a Modern Lsnfu' gcs Nathfmsllcs A.
tr1noruv. snd Crvi EnUnt erne Natural fhloso.
INV Chemistry, and Natural History Mentsl ana
Mora Science An ient snd Modern hi~lofys ana
CSyil Politv: Rhetoric anl English lfteraiuTe
Fidar Z, FkNSIsa. assisted BY Professor y y.
PleFeit. Professor 4. ]. FaHuue. snd other sfae
and erpeiieu ed Edueators. viii have the imine-
dale management OF the Institution
a school of Agriculture,
Under 7. Fsru.nr. euabrso ne = gricuiiurl chem
ist,y. Nstursi History. and the pracncal msuase-
,reit 81 the Fsrm and the 0srieo. WI he Connect
Cd with he College. a.. r.,
Ths session st rankln Oollege VII consisi q I'VE
Terms Thc 6rst vii hagin Oc.ottr q, lsaa aed
end FEBRUARY lf'h isG6 The second VII pek.n
Fetrusr, lsth and end June 2sih 1850,
Rxponses per rerni Bosrd, Rooms, fuei snu
weshmr. Sis. TliiCn 10 College, So tultion u
preparaiory department. s.; Vocal Muse -
Isnitor Fee S..
For Circulars, contsIuinE further IN or.natoa ~
p'Y tD T. fslgng, or TroiessorJ. D. Pickett NSsi'-
rfsr Hrr. ma an4s
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y
Sealed Proposals sre invited and viii be received
ct the place. and until q dates hereinatier named
for the rchase Of the following named stssIn-
boats, Hharf Beats, bsrGess and other properly.
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HASKERs AND BR0KhRs.

VSIRsT NATIONAL BAEK-5oTeTnmen D e 80
- ~ p,5hsie SQUARE -Dealers in Uneurrent
Money, ETchange, Coin, and Government Seeot ",
g III n kinas. stocks and Bonds nougnt 400
sold on Commission. Galeclons promptly q
tended 10. 90 c,.t,-
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Sale of GOvsrnmentPr Property

OFE0r ASSISTANT QU.ETEENtsrF
NAuIvrILE, TIM, Oct 4, 1855. J
WILL offer far sale AZ the q 8 Repair shops on
L Frsnkiin Pike. a Nashville, Tenn, on the iTth
q Ostohsr, ISIS, the follow ng Governments prop
erty, va.
Amhulsnees.
l4s Army Wsgons,
Transfer Wagons,
263 Wagon Gearing,
e04 Carts,
DmYs,
l Steam Engine snd Mil,
l Potable Engine,
Circular Saw and Wood Frame,
42,2ls Pounds Wroughi Scrap Iron.
sI6gB q Cast
s0ss Old Steel,
Tools. Shovels, Rope, Rags, etc, etc.
sale % commerce 81 esluck .. m. On Tuedsy,
l7th Of October, lsas snd coEanue nom dsy 70 day
urfii he properly d 81 sold.
Terms cash n Governments 'uu8s.
~ oF,isr q A ]. MsckHy. Col. snd Cnisf Q D.
ners Tsns 2 b. KIRK,
crts-lei Capt snd A. Q. n
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D. D. Denton & Co,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourssL
YES.
special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes.
&C, &c.
D. p. DESroT---.-.--.8 n. H.nlsarcv
sar1s-lr1
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ColakTE 4 Co. beg % nlotm their cuaio-
utefs that they still continue TIE uanulac-
ture Of the.r vsrions styles of Fauily aud
Toilet Soaps. Starch, aud Ceudies
Prices ecrrent forwarded by mail on an
plcation. CorasFE a Co,
Nos. So q IS John 81, New York.
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Passengers ha.f'fuE lHrHrrI o eal r. ESQ hsT-
thrir has 1ag1 c1ao..s through a1 .....Ha .0n.
Upon lfrVal n' -laaIHarH N U.H..rnas. convex
Depot hN Poo n a HH| Tine r.rT.nHrH -t.I. II
q. N hsiaaT " lars iillr. 1000 af r.IsfrrsI 40
etlui -1s illIi D. .rfgs WfHHn ri ri 81 -r1.Ira.#
couvcY pc enEgrs 1Hd iler HagriTe. fea 81 a.
'aufe anI 0nraf asferu haI.uHF UrHar LII FarF
Short dlaianre flIIs l6Hlr.1.T u |lH.fi.ara.
tsfa o. iou, anl ,i-i.a al gnar ~ ty suy 1.Iar
route.
80 lCIlets raH ~ ur1-urci l 1nrInunI s' o.
h1rfheasl roru7r HrladraT .ri on u. Street, Ns
West fou- p H-rarf end U Ore NaH fa--.r.l.
uepui f.aciunlii. D aa.af.r snl IIartnu fI....ss.
and a. frusllaa u1llea oi conuncane lines.
EF FCLLER, Cana. Z. BrRNFY.
ten. TokesAgt rass. Aa't Lar.ar b..
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