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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

The Gunboats ON tho James Disturb
Rebel Drcnms OF Peace.
From the Richmond Wing Jan. N--Eyening edition
Somothing Of sensation was produced this forenoon
by RAPPORT that armlce for three months had boon
agreed upon. It's not true. On the contrary, kno "
that shells were flying furously through hs air this
morning and bursting too nj the end OF Dutch
GAP Island whore the Yankees sunk distractions last
summer Several Of our ironclads responding TO
the ensmys Are sthat point and certain bodies Of troops
were in motion TIE rapid booming OF heavy guns from
three o'clock this morning until noon indicated that tho
dogs Of had been let loose the Lines and tho
river below tho city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

LAoR-WtLti,M, II. SEvAHD, infant son or AdaliIe
widow OF Daniel Iaior, aged year and 10 months
The relatives and friends invited ~ att nd TIE
funeral from tho residence OF his gFandalher Jane.
Kelly, No. u Irving place, on Sunday RtterEoon
O'Clock.
[FoY O1er Deaahs Sec Third I9age
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Fire In 81. Leui

Or. LoUrs, Jan. "a, 1895
The manufacturing establish Of Page 4 Krose
Of Seventh street and Russell avenue burned
this morning Loss t27, GEO on stock, machinery and
building. Insurance $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Art Announce n1ent.
TIE NATIONAL ART ASSOCIATION
OF New York tho completion and redir for &c
livery OF the superb steel line Engraving By VIM hoI
III WNsIiINasfoW On THE FIELD or TRENTON
series Of first .iass line cngr1~s
ings 70 be Issued with art premiums each year worth ga
COO 10 Subscribers
AT FIVE DOLLARS
It In endorsed n work OF art by
Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. WIN. II. Sewarc,
President Lincoln, Iieut. Gen. Scott
Archbishop McCloskey, Lieut. Gen Grant,
Professor l0ngfc!ow, Fred Il Church.
and host " other distinguished persons The Painting as{
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
at tho Gallery OF tho National Art Association l snd -
Broadway Copies Of Engraving and descriptive circulars
application Responsible agcnis desired 10 AL parts Of As
United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

easily atined and Nho fail ayaif aselves q
the nrahs should nj complain when accused - res
lect The SOZODONr VIII speedily aradica u Inc
foul BREATH Identifying and preserving Tie eeh he olaes
age. Sold By all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28
House OF Representative. .

House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. 1866.
~ PRIVATE IILa
To-day being set apart exclusively for tho consldcra-
ton Of private bills tho House proceeded to the exeu
ton Of that order
Adjourned at four O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Death OF ara Eminent Citizen.
PROVIDENCE, Jan a. 1885,
Crray Taft one OF our leading merchants and manrfsc
tuners highly esteemed citizen, died this evening"
aged eeveutyono
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Prizes Cashed In all Leg al Lcd Jostericse
and Information given. J. CLUTl, .E6 Broaiway n. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28
The Bank OF Crawford Robbery.
@N BANK on CRAWNoHn

MEANWHILE, Pa, Jan. ~, 1905
We have received all but twenty thousand dol
lars (scventy. thir,ieel .. p OFFICER, Cashier
The loss or bonds Of Che Bank Of Crawford County In
this place. will not rfcre with the business oil but
500 900 OF tho hrcs having been recovered Tho
bank will promptly meet all It's obligations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Arrival OF Cotton for Cincinnatf.
CAIRO, H., Jan. ~, 1895.
The steamer Robert Burns from Memphis brings four
hundred and sixty bales OF cotton, mostly for Gin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

A.-skating Boots, Warm Overshossf
Boots and Shoes II every description spd price
LoRfS BROOKS 4 son. iS broadway cor. Howard -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

At C0st--AIl nay Ovorcoats-S25 Coats Tor
SIS, $40 Goats for $50 Very great bar gains indeed
CLARKE, III and ia William street
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a Large Assortment OF Military Boots
At reduced ~ pair Every variety % coverings f
the feet at $50 Fulton street. q. q. RlCHMOND-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Royal Havana Lcttery.-prises Cashea
In gold. Information furnished. Highest paid loy
Douboons and all kinds OF Geld and Silver.
TAY LDR 4 co, Bankers, ICWsN street.
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BosroN, Jan. a, 1895.
Four hundred bales Of cotton portion OF the cargo OF
tho prisc steamer Julia sod at auction to-day. Good
middIng brought e2Zc. good ordinary, 70o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Burdsa1ls Arnica Lin nt.-An Tn-
falible for burns caids srralns rheunstism
shot wounds &c single application nlsysthe pain NvD
mutt
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Army Banking and Collecting oRice-
l.. Brown Co, ko.2 Park place. oGicers' acco1nA
casLe and ordnance clearanccs obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Address TO Smokers.-PoIlnk Il SON,
Meerschaum Manufacturers, 6n Broadway near Foa-u
street. Pipes cut 20 order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

A.-An the Danscuscs pntroniae Pm n Ions
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREuS because thsy cona4der g
approx rate for the uses of the dance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Brant's Pulmonary BsIsam IA the Beat
remedy for diseaEes o. tho throat and lungs
aaia by all drugytsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

A. A.
TO CONSERVATIVES.
QUERUiS
COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
APPROVED by The ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
for Coags Coils, Bronchial and TubercuAr Cone umpaouy
Scroiuli and Genera. Debility The MID bland I'D
nutritious form in which Cod Liver on can be uard VIA
benefit secured u the patient by snga aspnoDfu Of
ths Jelly by double the quantity OF the clear unie
fed OIL Fer sale ~
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, is BEEKMAN STREET
YoEr.
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Brants Purifying Extract Is . Purely
vegetable altsrAt i've removing all diseases arising from
purity OF the blood Tor sale by all druggists.
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r,sw-v she We presume, being abandoned before Ha'
was sgTurk.

\ pyew-y, she VIC presume ~
n,rtIeulars Of the Naval Fight
-.rAmond Examiner, Jan 70
Farther "ariy part par, q y. .,oiS.,
Tn. from the h.-- -s ~ = nfias
- absurd reports In the - ssE
down shs river which Mere n,a y aia5iS II tai en-.
in-se sounds, ii was ascertaned rrereedcd from "a
.S cur o.r Ion,e,ais, az lie end Of Farrars
u .se placed e here sne Ss q oerue ons Which %.
enemy a ~ On Fort Harrison which -'ensd a.
one O'Clock IN o. our ronclads down lie rive, I'D
The eIpedit 'eaS The enemy's t~ntoon bridges, an.
thus destroy his that he had Withdrawn ,na, - 4
OF the ascertained ise liver prooebiy wlmln saa
hls naval force from lse ase wooden vessels
channel above Yarina. va that the recon rtresAsSx'
There also reason supp, ,e n obs,raens 80
hal washed OF portion Of his Ia. {, h,s nonoon u
thus opened the 70 the attack Understood 10 ,sa
Originated ' and ' % b sas Secn a
view OF the circumstances referred TO. lie are N
tie snemys sGore bas,eres the prcvry, a s1ssl
wooden gunloat u Gag In the commerc ~ -
blown up BY Ter ersw wS Sec s9s Oh Without, any @
There was report in that her azne ~
when she go; aground raere little attempt get
her o US che was consdered . Of bat httie Importance
The Fredericksburg, eiermed, pasted the os
aground, it being low tide ~ tlss shoa water betws-a
Dutch Gap canal and the Hewlett battery bat the
rose they ct on and foisewed ,helr
Virginia 60. ' sho, winch iRsd ,wo O." mss
saa " s ssss es Ts NIB ssys Q 9s nc
night had no Official dispatches whatever 10 tae
Saas sens as rason ,sa The vse had got be
suppose that they OF Varina fepsrt brougnt
irom The army lines last night that the sr dercssbas
ron-ciad Of the enNiny was visible In the We
may expect further news o-day Of IN eyyadi,iJn tbs
las 80 far been success.
u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28
Reported Recapture Of natterv uar.,,o,

From the Richmond Sentinel jan. -
Cannon and mhskeTy both heard In tile dirscs.nr
OF Battery Harrison yesterday II reyorod OF o.,
streets that Battery Harrison had been rocoptu-ed frog
the Yankees
No official intelligence had been received at tie Wa
Department AZ eight o'clock last enng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

PrsnGs Purifying Extract IL the Most
certain purifier Of The bioo cran For sale by all drug.
niya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Best.-Miller's Hair Dye. warranteA
bettor and cheaper than any other Sold BY al druggs
So pey strcct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28
4 Good Beginning Makes n Good +

Campbell, Apothecary, Corner Eighth
avenue and rwentyeigt street Pure Medcnea and Pre-
scriptions dispensed with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28
dfftfTf-EIGnTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

.ase4 CREDENTIALS oy Mr.. WILSON
Mr. Sy,csa (rep) OF Mass, presented tho credcn-
s Of W. Wilson AZ Senator from Massachusetts for slx
Years from the &th Of March noxt, which were read
feAs~AL srvfsrs srArIsT1s
rhs Cram aidbefore the aonsse communication from
b Secretary Of The Treasury In Response TO the resolu
Nh calling hfA sta.sAnt a. the amount Of revenue
kosoted Il ekdb District kc Mr. Feseendcn States Chat
lps}pAtof called tOy win DO found In as report Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

az Good Beginning Makes n Good End
ing The very best beginning hal ayspey.ie can
to commence tho 81 HOSfETTEKS STOMACH BIT
TIERS In the early tic disorder Every day ia
stomach VIII gain tone under is tisanc operation All tie
organs viii derive vlor and rity of
from its restorative virtues aud good cndugh via I~S
faet health, viii h. tie speedy consequence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

Detehelor's Hair Dye-Tho Best I'm the
World Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perscs
Dye FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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bsas s,s 4 sHsra me ri.s,ur2 . add ~ ,ssmeny n
WATEH Ibseys ST. That tia tAe great tsnsoea for en
.sss 81 tie fans,s have Teen anicssd With inhAmnsuc
~ ,h. kjnNys irritation he bladder yeag1n
contracted wren irsv,ies ssutA end wes-charge 81
could grt ref was Induced BIZ friend o. mine ~
W ba bs.,s ss sc ss.ass ,nsy eur,a
sh.s'sny ,ssSIm'ai Y " s sa si . plsS.
De- OF l6 Gun street
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and officers being exposed ouddcn changes should always
be supplied with Troch.sn they give prompt relief
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Cherokee Pills-Fsmale Regulator
sold By all druggist u Isr boz psss pamphlet frys.
Christaasro's Hair Dye, Preventative
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

ratesS A. Yes sir.
O And still you fisned ~ A. Yes SIR.
@ Why did you do ~ A. Because II was tho only
q Have you demonstrated with the City Inspector or
Comptroller with regard 70 this course Of proOecdns'
A. have with the Comptroller only
Cross examined by counsel for hr Boole
Mr. Bools appointed IN 1903; do not remember tho
Hackiey contract was virtually abandoned. n
q. DO you remember about that time that the Com
mon Council passed an ordinance directing shs cry IN
ordinance passed after u went into effect the streets
behind and became Gthy,. and the pay Of the men
O DO you remember that this state Of things was Ire
origin Of the action OF the Bonrd Of Health that fccves
a. think that was the reason tho Mayor called tho
Q. !, was convened in September, 1853, upon
the representation made By Mr. Bocler A.
preparation for 1893 was can't ray II was over
s2e ooo know how long the streets cleaned
ton was made for term Of twenty throe weeks cacop,
note was gvcn don't remember when IN 1858 the GrsI
VT 70 ss
specifications IL thrown ont from the fac. Of the
$500 900 Appearing In III these bids werc acted ON before
we attempted raise money notes. because could
not use The 1900 600 appropriations We advertised again
gwen Understood the work 70 be done by conrse. in
ciuded all the work embraced IN the Hacey contract
the City Inspector sa!d be would not sanction ally con
which money raised tho various notos was ad
vsod by the Corporation Counsel a. perfectly legal
When did you take an opposite stand IN The matter
A. think II WINS In October sent for Judge Whiting
consult respecting III the Citizens Association told me
wrong In paying the In this manner that there
wero moro men on the roll than did any work, and
must stop IT. tho Comptroller said there was no othe
way and must take thc Consequences; committee q
aborers called on mo, and In tho Comptrolers presence
told them could not consent TO sign any notes
the Comptroller said he thought the matter all right
and showed the the note and said, ~ have signed y :
II had no ttUA hpl 10. mtw ShA yafa n
In October last the Common Council took actioi
On II and sdvissd ms 70 sign the ScIes, q
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COUsTERFEITs.- Information has been 70
ceived by q. l.. Barlow & Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been pslming Of
on persons calling for DR.. Velloc's Pink Cs-
rate an article Of their own manufacture.
which they say is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise ali persons ID get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-wOrm, letter, OF
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
uUprinciPled man 70 impose any other
preparation on you, bat get Dr.. VeliOc'f
Pink Corate, manufactured By G. L. Bar
tow 4 Co., 40 l9H Desderiek street, Nash-
vile, Tenn.
p. g.-A liberal discount made TO dsalors.
Sent by mail 30 any address on receipt o.
81 y. Be sure that you get The genuine.
ssp24-u
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now TIE aEIsrooaAcY OF sayANNAH LIVE

HOW THE ARIsTOCRAcY or SAVANNAH LIVE.
Affairs in this city remain quiet and
unchanged The excitement necessa-
rily attending the occupation Of the
town 10y a hostile force has, in a great
measure, died away, and the more SEN
sible portion Of the people accept the
new order Of things with a commenda-
bic degree of resignation, and exhibit a
desire to aid in the establishment Of
stable government once more. Ofcourse
there a large number of the Inhabitants
who, in their feeble way, endeayor to
prevent the better inclined from lends
ing 70 the government a hearty sup
port. This class pretend to claim some
connection with the aristocracy. 1t
carries its head high, and its nose up
turned in the presence Of our soldiers,
scarcely deigning TO glance at any of
them, for fear of contamination. This
is in the street; bat in their homes be.
hold them In their kitchens they are
experimenting the manufacture of rice,
corn aud wheat cakes, apple tarts or
some little titbit so attractive 10 & hun
CRY soldiers eye; while from the front
window the faithful servants are ped
ding them out 10 the soldiers 1T tFen-
ty i've cents each--a nice little trans
action for the aristocraoy, financially
They reserve their fine airs for the
streets, laying them aside at home when
the greenbacks begin 70 hoat in. All
this false pride will, doubtless, wear
away ip good time. Our soldiers have
proved themselves not to be the fends
in human forms that the rebel editors
have so often described in their stirring
appeals TO the Southern heart Many
and many family in this town is a.
ready indebted for food TO the noble,
selfsaoriRcing spilit Of the soldiers, and
driven grim starvation from their
homes. These good deeds will not be
without their effect upon the State at
large when reports 60 abroad
A large number Of citizens have ex-
pressed desire to take the oath of al
legiance, or have already done 30. Ar
@. B. Lamar, one Of the most promi"
nent, - he was one of the earliest re-
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DIAGaaa4 AsO DTszsT1aT-Wa have az

DIAkAaGA AND DTszETERT.-Ws have az
anfned great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Clncin-
nati and COvingtOn, ETC, speaking in tht
highest terms Of Dr.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture FOR the cure Of DiGFrh0s
and Dysentsry. The letters are too long =
publish. Mr. Woods, Of COvingt0n, says
he was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors IA Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR.
.Stricklend's Anti-Ch0lera MIXTURE effected
& naBeut cure. after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarfh@a and Dys-
eutarv. ap 25--tu v th-lY
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A. Z n. LASDsBEAs Z Co, wholesale
sutier suppIissY corner ot Public Square ane
Market Street, offer " the trade and their
friends at large, their great stock Of liquors,
consisting fin part, Of Nkiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bltters' seine
dam schnapps, Catawba and Claret mes mes
AZ tho low rates Of one dollar per Ootsie-
Cell, everybody wishing q bargain. he,
member the place, corner AafAsI ana
Square. n h-
Ocf ZT-8m.
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL. 4
NASHVILLE, TEss., Dec. 6, 1864.

NAshfiA@As AAhH Dnc q Locts
Provost Order,l
No. 26R EXTRACT.
In scCOriaDcs y th the decision Of Mill
cary Board called nom Posi- Headquarters for the
purpose of preparing a Schedule OF Prices, Teglla-
Ung the sale Of Fues, Vegetables, and other neces-
saE9es Of lue in ths city the st Of prcss establish
Ell by Provost order No. 246 dsted Nashville,
lena, Nov. q, "a, are hereby changed as follows
TooD-sl5 % per cord, BFET-3Octs. per pound,
MUTIoS-Iscts. per n, BUTTEs-e0cts. . n.
TUaSIPs-f2 90 ehush. CksBAas-50cts 2 head.
ONIoEs-s4 = busheI. FLoUA-SI5 = Dol.
SWEET PoTAToEs-t4 % p bush.
IRrsH PUfAI0Es-S3 O. - bush.
The above pTices viii bsehanSed ss oasn IS 4 BE-
cotnes necessary, and proper puhiicsuou male
thereof.
Any parties selling in Markets. or Private Stores.
e. prices higher than Schedule rates. will b arresf
cd and Their soOds con6scstsd. All persons are ID
vtei % report promptly any sioIaaon Of this Orisr
to this Offce.
By command of Brig. Gen Jso r. HuLLER.
HUNTER BROOKE.
der.S-tf Capt. and Provost Marshsl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Manted.

10000 Dollars Bank of shelbyville. At
No % Union Street.
jani2-Im NJ. H. WATsoE.
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sCTFERISGs OF THE POOR CLASS.

/ have previously alluded to the M
merous cases of extreme suffering
among the poorer classes Of this city,
and not even confined to them alone
Among the wealthy, or those who were
once wealthy, there Is q great deal. of
suffering even for the barest necessities
of life.
The rice captured by US has been
turned over to the Mapor and Common
council, who, under direction Of Gen.
Geary, commanding the city, distri butte
it to the poor Of the city Woau COM
mittees have been organized to ascer
tain who arc 10 want, and a small
quantity of rice is given by them TO
those found worthy Enough Is given
to sustain life; but beyond that can say
little. No bacon, beef or pork can be
had for distribution, the Commissary
Department not being in a condition at
present to feed ten thousand additiokal
mouths.
In few days a quantity of rice will
he shipped North, on account of the
city, to meet the liabilities foz the pur-
chase Of articles Of food, through Col
Julian Allen, who went North by the
Fulton, the authorized agent of the
city. But the quantity of subsistence
ordered will 60 but little ways. 1t is
to be hoped that the people of the
North will, by donating literally to the
relief of the poor of Savannah, show to
the South that they are not the implac-
able enemies of the South that JEFF
Davis and mis- crew would paint them
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,VHE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEuENcE OF

Az INVALID,
Published for the tcneh', and IS a CAUTION t.
ToUs0 Mn and othe.s, who ssfsr nom NsEyOus
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, Se., -1p-
piYng ~ the same time the Means Of SELF Cure
BS 0Ge wtiJ ha- cured himself after undergoing
ccnsideraris qgseEery. By enclosing a Postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may Ds bad o
the suthoT.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq-,
tec9-im Brooklyn, Kings CO., n n.
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OyFtcE Usrrrp gTsTUs' DTREcF TAX C0AnGIssI0SER,0
DfsfRIcT or TENNESSEE, ,
NAsHTILIE JAE'T 10, lSG5.
FETHF QUOTA OF DIRECT 1AHES DUE FROm
the County Of Davidson, in the State Of 1 ennes-
see, under the set Of Congress approved August
1851, has been apporiioned and charged upon oil
the Lands and lots Of ground said County Of De-
wilson, IN pursuance Of the act Of Congress entitled
sAn sst foe the collection OF direct taxes min ur-
rptionary dlstreSs within the Un0d tates and foT
other Purposes" approved June Z, 1852.
The tsz q, thus ed-rged may be paid within sixty
days nom this datdnt the Treasury of tha United
Ststss, 20 tbs Commissioners at their Office n
Nashville, No. a South Chsrry street
e. Z. FERRY,
DELANO T. SMITH,
JN0. b. RODG ER4,
Isnl0-2rn. Conmi asioners
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SALE OF
Condemned Stock.
CHANCE OFPLAcE OF SALE.

NTILL BE sold Al PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the Csyalry Depot, u. d. NJ, north tide Of
E3Eefeld. Tenn between the Dcserson pike and
tbs Louisville ant Nashville Railroad. Lot o.
herses. c0Eadenaned. sale Hai eommesos 90 fFsdsy
isn1ary sGth lSss a l2 o'ciock, NJ, snd Vln con
unae GA two DAYS OF each week theresltsr, va :
Tuesdays sad Fr'days, until al az disposed q.
fsruls, cash. Property mast os removed tue
sAIfe day al the owners Tisk-
~ order Of Capt JOHs GEEEEs Sp. ms. Cav
corps, NJ. d. N.
W.M. WILSON. Capt 40 o. 9. Cav,
isnts-td A. A. Q. n. Cav. DsPts
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WAR CLAUas.-The attention Of all per-
sons having claims against the U. 8. Gov
erument il called 10 the advertisement Of
Jno. 7. Isom, late Captain and Post Q. NJ,
Nashville. Office No. 66 north Cherry
street jan.6-Im
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Pearl Minlatures.

MORss "a the first 10 introduce thiH
new style of Ficturea Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land ard judge for yourself ol4tf
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over the River In Two Minutes.

You can cross the river a. sUy time Ia two
minutes, and have a nice werm cabin 10
sit in, By taking passage ia the new steam
Ferry boat, "Kentucky." jRnS-2w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-20

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
c attention 70 the examination Of Titles 70 Proper-
Ees, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents. t#4 v .
We deem it unnecessary, In this community, to
say that Mr. Garrett is the best examiner of iitles
and writer Of Deeds III Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture at our Courthouse, twelve
Of which he served as Register OF ths county, by
election at the hands Of the people His careful
taithfdr and exact manner Of doing business is
vel known, and We chsshiliy recommend hun 10
all those who may have any thing in his line 10
trSnEact. NAM