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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24
.EdgefeId Property.

A Brick Cotiage vith3 rooms. on Russell street,
very near me WIRE Bridge, and IN sn eAceienl
neighborhood. Price, 81 500 cash.
Also. another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street still more convenient 20 the Wire nriugel
and very valuable; has rooms, store room ana
porch good oiatern, etc. Price, s5.I6O cash.
Also. hsuse and lot on woodland street house
contains rooms Lot fronts 100 ieet BY l'o lee
deep; good shsde, etc. Price, s5oooi One-thIu
cash, balance in snd years.
A House on BeH Street, with rooms. Lot fronts
80 feet by 200 deep, good eistsrn. Price szoOO'
A nest framed Cottage. with rooms and kitchen;
Rooms Of good siUs; good cistern; porch mont and
rear Lot fronts Sc feet BY l75 deep situated nees
shelby Park, aud very convenient 10 the hire
Bridge. Price $500.
A framed House with 5 rooms and ball. porch IN
'front.' well shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts o
ieet on Woodland, 10 feet deep joins the residences
Of Mr.. iury. rnee 5000,
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 50 feet by no. Good eisteTn and garden, al ca
enclosed, Price $500.
House or Shelby street, with good rooms, z
kitchen, cellar, and good clsern. Lot 10 ieet bJ
IT'S. Pace Sdt0o cash.
frame Rouse on Galsiin piEe with SIX rooms,
kit>hen outhouses, and En excellent oisiern wen
enclosed. Lot 30 feet by no. Price $500.
A framed House on 6sllatin Pike, with rooms,
ouihouses, lumber Shea and an excellent eistern.
Lot 100 leet by l7e. Terms $500
A LARGE two-story Brick residence, with eight
rorrns IN Russe st near ''luip street church -
81 fnepts 100 fsef by no feet deep Good kitchen
q, tern ETC snd wel enclosed. Improvements 10
excellent condition. and one Of she b st lSeauoas N
Edgedeld.
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Notice to Shippers.

oFFEcE GEN. SUPERINTENDENT, y. c. r.
NAsErItIE. TESs.. Sep. l7th, lSdS.
OWING b the Western and AtiAn., hslfoaa
stin bainr "a he posses sion OF the Military au-
tSorities Al Heights destined for poiais souih Of
Chaitsnooca must be PREPAID ether there or q ans
ponL
Fre,ghts for Enoxxille arr nov taken through
Noise wHl le ever - soon g. The Military eu-
thoriues relnqIsh the ". r. r, and strange
meats are made ior throuth Frelghts south:
WM. p. INNkA
sspla-a Gen, Sun. nj &C, Railroad.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of l2s acres in Sumner county, 8 miles
from Gallatin 20 &C ss cleared, balance heavily
tmbered and well NRtered; land Of hrt raie qualltyi
has good country house with rooms and otner
improvements Price, s., 500 tor the tract
Also, $1,000 acres Mineral and Coal Lands on
Cumb srlsnd Mountains has shy amount oil me
very best timber on il.
Al o. a nice tie farm Of s acres, well Eatered
and well improved, at HendersOnville TO miles nom
Nashville, On the d. a n. r. r. Has on II splen-
did spring and well; the place well inc.osed. Pm e.
s., SO cash.
Also, a farm Of 800 arres Of very rich lsnd lying
on Spr ne Cree X, Madison county, West Iennesse-i
Is miles from Jackson, At the m erection OF two
good pixies. In provements drsl rae. Viii be aold
IN body or in tracts to SUIT purchasers. Price. 80
per acre.
Also, one Of the best and most highly improved
farms IN the Stale beautifully located this side
Harpeth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, Is miles
from Nashville, contains VI acres; Improvements
Of the first oider. Can be bad at a bsrgain II sold
immed ately.
A Yarn OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville. one mile south OF the
Lebanon Pike; coil rich, well nclOsed with g''d
cedar fence .splendidIy wateled; four hundred
ares c cared balance wei tmbered with eedSr and
ether oWih; two resdens es on the plaee-one
with rooms, the other with To0ms-both win
good outhouses, &C.
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Nashville Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, Nc. 30 Cher
~ street, next coor 10 sWellsr House" containing
10 rooms. Lot fronts 40 feet, by $50 Geep one q
the best places in tie city.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on south
Summer street, in good coalition. Price mod
era e,
Good Brick Residence, No 50 Line street,
with zine rooms gas fixtures al through the house.
Good oughOuses and stable, all in good condition.
Let Al by $50 feet, Price very moderate
AIso-A Brick Store-house, No. q Broad street.
south side two doors from Market, three stories
high IS feet BY IS. most excellent stand, snd Is
Tree from taxation.
AlsO-A eommadions Brick Dwelling, corner OF
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen win
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 4t5a lset on
Cav b= 81 deem. splenuid wster and beautifully
shaded yard well enclosed. Pnee $40.
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~ metiel men ard the press recommend Or
SfklCkLANn'S ANTI CHOLERA MlXTuKE ~
The onll cersa fcnedy tor d arfOs snd nyseH
terry. d b a combustion ef kstrnpeptz Al@or
beats, sumuianis, sId Csamnstives. ans = var.
rsuted 10 eieci a eur. ~ ail other means have
isaiUdi especially ia chronic cases.
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For Sale the following Farms !:
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

farm ofss acres OF good land, miles from the
city, near the Stewards Ferry Pike, well feneed and
10 cultivation
Nashville. near Stones river Ike 40 acres cleared
bslaufe heay tInbered. Land very rich.
Also a farm Of $50 acres Of fine lard. miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha' good
country Improvements on rs % acres heaFhJ
timbered Price, $50 per acre.
Also, a larm Of 1874 acres, 81 miles frmo q city
q toe Buena Vista Fike SIS acres cleared, bsiaoce
heavily timbered splendldly Wafered BOIL Ve-y
rich, vii be sold in body divided to suit pur-
AIso. a farm ofs2 acres, miles from the city snd
u mile from MuIf eesboro Pike. Splendid land and
A Farm Of sixty acres good land-l0 acres in
timher-three miles from the city, on the County
roa I, between the Carksviile add BRICK Church
Pike. Price $780,
A Farm Of 1871 Acres, miles from the City,
on the 'Neey'= Bend" Pie one-half OF the tract
ls cleerea balance vel timbered. Has on It two
story brick residence with SIX coed rooms, cd
kitchen stable, aud her outhouses. The farm is
finely wstered. ana g enclosed with good eedsr
fence.
Farm of 81 acres, OF stones River Pike, s
mil 50 from the ty on Mil creek-oPPosiie sn TN 3
Min About Two thirds Of ig s neh bottom land
and well Eatered.
Nice Little Farm Of ls1< Acres, four and &
half miles from the city, the Whites creek pike
our seres in timber. Place well Eaiered.
A spIendiA farm containing 400 Acres, i've
miles from NashYill-, on the Nashville and ChAtta-
neo a railroad al Glen Clide Depot, aud on NIL
| creek The land is very nchs splendidly Watered
| and beautifully located. This II one 81 th' best
| GRASS FARMS IN Dsy dson county, and Is pecn-
| liar adapted to raising Stock. On the place -
/ railroad switch, d near by is very large and
/ bank, ing splendid plasa Tor an extensive brek
| Yard. There Is two story brick residence, with a
| framed addition, containing rooms also Kitchen
and out houses, good barns, stables, &C, ana an
/ Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
Nice Little Farm Of II Acres. four and 9
| half mites from the city, on the Dirkerson ke,
| Has franz house with four rooms, out-housel ano
stable. Lana very RICH excellent water Pre-
4 81, 500 eash.
/ Cctl5 4
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A GSNis VA TED FOR sTHE sECRET SIR
"a NiCk, tie Field. the lFIareon. and The KS
cape ne most iaiereaiing ani ercI6ng book
ever ptleisteas eisiorac.ug NJ. Richardson's IN
pSraleled eEfseuence for four gears: travelling
through ne sonta N The stcrsi service II thf
"nabane u VII shoune IL stirring event. and
cnulain mcEe q the iAct lncident and romance 81
tie nar thAn any osher eork puhls.hsi send Is,
Clrrulars. Address JONES BROS A on
las ". tih slrset oinniunsti. ono
suris &ass-dAs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24

Al Johnsonvlle, on the Tennessee River, 3 close
connection is made with fine Daily Line Of Stfam-
ers, to St. Louis. They will receive the Cotton and
pay ell accrued charges TO that ponts and trans
port 70 st. Louis, giving through bill Of ladng to
iveW York At st. Louis, the Cotton is transferred
ny the boats TO Broad Gague Mississippi and Ono
River Railroad, free Of Drayage, and by them y
carried to New YORK without change OF cars. II
shippers prefer the route by way OF Louisville, the
Agents Of the different Through Freight Iires TO
New ork will reeaive il at Nashville and forward
it al the way by Rail, paying accrued charges,
thout extra elpense The Nashville Louis
vile, and the Nashville Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way Of JohnsonTlls
wild not change cars at Nashville.
Rates from JohnsonYil e to New York, Sc per BALE
from Nashville (all Rail-. $40 SO. las We are advi-
sed) Parties desiring to re-ship al Nashville, In
stead Of JOhnsonvile, can have option Of shipping
by Steamboat to Cincinnati the Cumberland RlV-
er being in hne boating Order" at low raiSs OF
Freight, not exceeding Sc per bale TO Cincinnati,
and nom that point over three different lines OF
Railroad, at IS per hale Cotton by either route
can be lad down in New York from Eufaula, Mont
gomery, Columbus or West Poiet, in IL days.
Shippers must conslgn 20 Steamboat Agent at
lOhnsOnvile, and to Agents OF Through Lines, or
Commission Merchant at Nashville. GOVsrnment
permits must accompany earh bill OF lading.
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Pass myers holding Through 7 ckfts fan have
their Baggage checked through 20 de-tIna ion.
UDon arrival Of Steamers 81 Cincinnati. convey
ance II BE- furnished, free Of barge. to Hotels OF
Depot All the q 4 Mail Line Steamers stop 81
q. W. Raj say " harI-koat foot OF 9Th Street, An
Omnlbus and baegaga Wsgon viii o. IN readiness,
uton arrival Of hseuing cost from lOuisgihe. q
convey pas engsrs aad iher baggage. free, 10 A.
lautic and Crest " estern kailWay Depot. IA FeTy
short distance thus insur.ng connections.
Fars ~ low, andfinae ~ quick as BY any oihei
route.
ass-Fielzets can be procured in Cincinnati Al tbs
Northeast corner Broadway md r.. nt Street, No
81 West Four h Street, and a. the heW ass nigel
Depot Cincinnati, Has 100 and Dayton keilNaJ
and at pr.neital O6ices OF Connecting L mes.
T. r FULLER, Capt. Q. BARNEY,
Gen. TicketAe'L Pass. Ast LOUSY lie
ID. Mel a II ~,
eepi2-d General Superintendent.
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Read what the Surgeons gay:
on BOARD ma STEAMSHIP CosTA RIuA,
February 10, 1866. !
"Msssrs Fesnsosd d o., 9l5 Race st., Phil;
Dear Sir Pie Sc sfnd me one gross Of your S.
HGritan's Gin by Adams 4 Co . EXprtss, 80 AZ to
reach me by the 18th, e. Fal on that day. Find
ing il 70 be what i is represented, do not ike 20
make voyage without n supply
Your, very respectfully,
J. g. DORSET, Surgeon,
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. N. y, between New
York and Aspinwail.
Sent by mail in 3 plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, $500; Female $500.
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic Great HsstGfRR RAILWAY
LIZ Fhrgugh InIas IsaIsCIneInnalI DaIIy!
LIGHTING DAY EXPREssi
MORNING EXPRESS
sPEcIAI NoTIcE.

~ This is the only route - the OIL Regions 0
PennsylTnnia. The Night Express leaves every
sunday \ git instead Of Saturday hight. All other
Trans leave Daily, Buedays excepted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24
sAMARITAN'S
Root and Herb Juices
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

1ADAa9f ~
For syphifs or Venereal Diseases, the samaTi-
tans Root and erb Juices is the most potent GER
tsn snd siectua remedy ever presented. Il reach
con. 50 that Che cure II thoroueh and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and Re heaie.s,
and do not transmit 10 your posferty that for which
you msy repent an after years
DO NOT DGsPAIRt
Although you may be pronounced iucuratle, the
Ssmaritsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
ever yesnge Of impurities rom the system ~ well
As FL the bad effects Of heieurJ.
FEMALEstI FEMALEsti
In many affections with which numbsrs Of Fe-
males suffer the Root and Herb Juices IS most hap
pIly adapted. IN 1 lcorated Uterus, IN Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of The womb, lebhiy, and
Cor ell eompa ints iIcldeni 20 the sex. Sent By
press. PEice, g per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
Is. in esse OF syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices Fall directions, Pnee fny
cents
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike sclnovi-
edged by physicians snd patients. They a-e used
10 The Z. s Hospitals and By thsirreal merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most ablo surgeons
Patsst take notice The ingredients are known
70 the physicians who use them, as you VIII see By
nc AuueAlIhs
Posr HosPfTAE, FoHE MkRsaALL,
Baltimore, FEB. 20, 1854. !
81 have great satisfaction ia stating that have
q 81 ~The Samantaa's Remadias" iorIN eHerea
uisesse IN IL most customary lurmsi that have
used them with Judgment, olscrepcn, AMI proper
~, snd have lound them respoud % my artielpa-
to > promptly ana efiectual y Knowing tlieif
composition. have tie fallest confluence IN their
efheacy, and s. far - my use o. them extends,
recommend them stroEgy
ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant surgeon 9Th NeW York Vols.
Raadar. here Is psoof positive Of the value OF
these truly Vaiua1le trepafalons- The old siCken-
irg and d. gushing drugs have % give Uay e rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant % the taste and
POSITIVE CuKE.
sold by WAC w SMITH. Druggists,
Cor. Churrh and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND 4 CO., Propneiors
sl6 RAee street. fhlladelphia, Pa lsep10-sm
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" do
5o.eoS '.Fgsro" a, lin whole and half bo1es)
5000 Zip Top do
1900 isrycoonn do
5000 andrew Jackson" Cigars.
10000 "Wg WGg' 40
50,ooo Star Of the West do VERY ine)
5000 Wa hngt0n do
$4,000 Assortsa Brands
90 bali butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
leo Caddes strawberry" quarters T9bscco.
20 "May APPLE" do
~ Butts Navy do
100 Caddies black lens, 10
Sunny Side, SAeet oven and Dew Drop, Fine Cui
Chewing ohaeco.
Fine Cut Kill kunck smoking Tobacco, IN pound
bales and Weed" IN whole and half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ Beck's
popular
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n noSEa Cincinnati p p n sAh n1a York
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Anlpn.
TUESDAY, ocToBER p, 1855.
What a Federal Oficer Thinks Of the
Future Of the south.

I'm u III u =
The iollouiur letter strikes vein q
thoueht and inquiry 70 which The attention
Of oar people csnnos Be too persis.s atiy a.
rected. OR columns are at the disposal q
the wriler for The purpose indicated, ms
facts stated should Be presented . the m
dn.srial nlas.as u The Aorlh.
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Although you may be pronounced fucuratle, the
Samsritsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
ever yesnge Of impurities nom the SYSTEM ~ well
As e the bsd effects Of Mercury.
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EDlr3Es RuLlETIE-Dear efrsf 4he IN
troduction Of free white labor me ms 'ssale
Of Mississippi seems a. presses nc 5e.aeial
AIS ree;oa Of the State. They favor the
idea of Selling their lsrge tracts Of ian into
small parcels 70 actual settlers, ethel ioE
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Investigations IN Regard to
Cane Juice.
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There come from theanalysis. IN regard u that
which concerns the proper notifications Of sucre
interyerti, the following. yiz
ist- That two juices coming one from unripe
canes though entirely developed, and the other
from canes arrived - maturity, both worked nm
der Ike conditions. give place - d glucose trans
formation # Cry-ta!lizable sugar. little active in
the second, sery energetic ia rhe fret, and tia.
IN such a proportion - second -ir1ps coming
from uuTIF@ canes, containing nearly equal uarts
u ]IrIsmatIc and iGyulD-e sugar, which l. equiYa-
lent @ abandoning the manufacture 81 that kind
81 sugar, whilst the third sirDp= produced from
mp cane contain only y per cent. of lGvulD-a
and consequently l. ia condition 70 boil again.
81 That tine aeidity kept in the Juice with the
ann 20 obtain certain qualities al sugar. Is often
pushed beyond the necessary conditions t. realize
thee l%uaLtie7. and thus becomes the cause Of g.
.@ry apIreciable !Gs-; the sirops can scarcely BE-
Teb1.l-I With p-1Et. when the quantity Of leyu-
los szre-df 81 per cent. Of the total weight Of
che Aeel-.Ein. matter which the siror= contain.
Obliged % cJnGne myself % certain limits. |
cannot follow further this study Of the trans
formation Of crystaiiizable sugar. What I hav.
21id upon this important question, and the 70
suits - seen IN the last two preceding tables will
always suffice % those uuacguaintei with the sl-
gar manufacture, u understand the considerable
part played IN colonial production by l6vulCsa or
uncrys,allizab!e sugar, Of which the canes ground
contain always q greater 81 Is. quantity.
H-RENDMENT N SUGAR FROM DIFF
FERENT JUICES.
The renduent, obtained through the prgces-e
at the control Of colonial industry, j. necessarily
effected IN a very sensible manner hv this glucose
transformation, and it may be said in a general
manner that all the cause when tend =, deveI1ra
the latter, dOubly concur 70 diminish rhs GUAM
tity o. saccharine substance 70 be extracted from
Juice for these do not alone cause the loss which
result5 from the passage Of crys.alliZaJle u the
STATE IF uncrystaiiizable sugar, but they intro
luce and accumulate water in sirOps whose pres
snce becomes more and more an obstacle y the
Of sugar which is found there =till in
large proportion.
-fE- table are given as iLey a2psarin the paper-n French.
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lnc@-Esrr- lAa@ -1- zl51la.o .-s u-z,,-rz f,y,+
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-31

In the present canvass Stone is playing
the same game that Grimes played when
first candidate for Governor. In 1854 the
people Of Iowa was considerably agitated On
the subject Of temperance. and Grimes was
IN ardent enthusiast on the subject when
in Temperance community, and most free
and easy driskef when among those who
loved the critter.
The same disposition seems to have got
control Of Stone. When among those who
question 1spolscy .ahd prepristy q negro
suffrage, he is anti suffrage, but when among
those who recognize sll men as equal before
the lar he endorses the iowa platform up
to the hub. In late speech he said:
I'm 1857, when this subject was submit
ted to the people in codicil to the Consti.
tuition voted against It, not because was
opposed to it - Qqeltipn e sbstract right
but amply on Gls grosnds e ezfedissv. 1
doubted whether We were. ready for it,
Since then my mind has undergone change,
because the status Of the negro itself has un-
,detgone change Nov tie Question win
probabHte suSnitted t. Tie people of Iowa
again, - in our platform thu Aspugio6n
party u Lea cay hey ass II. fiasor " sssesS-.
~ re ConstitusioS BY striIiag to Word
saAste" out cf.the article on suffrage.
u Stone can add this burden n those
winch De has to carry and not sink under
'ae weight he is made Of bstter stuff than
I've havs supposed. ~ = ssEI.1'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day Of September, A.
w ID 1851, Robert Paker and Eliza Baker his
wife, Of the county Of Scott and State of Iowa. ex-
ecuted unto l. w. Harrison Of the same place n
Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust. converting to
said trustee certain real estate situated in the
County Of Scott and State of Iowa, described "a
follows, tn-wit: The north half OF Lot number
Twenty five Is in DaveDport's out lots 10 the
sonth west fourth OF north east quarter Of Sec
ton 90. Township ~ and Of Range East or 9Th
L NJ, which said conveyance was made by the
said Robert Baker and Eliza Baker for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of . certsin prom
issory note executed by the said Robert Baker tn
one Il NJ. Dewey. dated Sept l4.h 1857, for the
sum Of f2l2 50-lO0, pay able three months from
date. Said Deed OF Trust being duly recorded
in the Recorders office of Scott County 1t page
1s9 Of Book b. ofTown Lot Mortgages.
And now, said note having become due and
payable and there being balance still due and
unpaid upon said note, and the said Robert Baker
having failed to pay the same. l. /. w. Harrison.
Trustee .. aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue ofthe power which is in me
vested By. said Deed of Trust, will on Wednes
day, the 10th day Of September. A, D. 1858. 4
the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said
day At the Court House door In the CITY of nav.
export, Scott county, Iowa, expose and offer "a
sale, 1t public auction, for cash, the real estste
above described, or 80 much thereof As shsN 4.
necessary 70 satisfy and pay the amount dne m.
on the said mole with the interest thereon \, M
day Of sale, together with all the co.ts and
penses attending said sale, costs OF this ssiv.r.
sisement and Trustees fees.
Dated August 18th, 1865.
W. HARRISON.
1uGzo-0oW rruskee