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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11
Hoop Poles Wanted
4 T TIA City Mills.
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TELLER CITIZENS We've heern
an talked Of crisises afore, but
put all the crisises that ever was
since crisises was invented to-
gather, an this ere that we've
now 10 consider is more crisiser
than the hull Of um. | NAV say
with the classicks,- are Hoe
some bonem knee plus horribus
puc ses cunden arterem," and |
am after them; after High Prices,
Two Prices, Shoddy, and Hum
bug generally, and they must
come down like Crockett's Coon.
A Crisis is upon US Gold is
falling, and down go the prices.
| an now recciveing a beautiful
stock Of goods bought at Panic
Pr ces, which | am selling at
prices, that you did not expect
to hear of
Til TIL, cruel war IS over"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

The city eIsctioa =: Rock Island, on the 7th
Instant, resnited IN lie election of Bailey
Davenport. Dem .crat, for Mayor, III; major
ity, and all the Aldermen elect are Democrats.
Charles Duford, jr., Democrat, was elected
Police Magistrate. The vote polled was
larger lhan lat rear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

The Chicago Posr comes 10 US enlarged.
and printed on new typo. The Post is now
equal 10 any Of the Chicago dailies in size
and in the matter Of news gathering. fuan-
cial and commercial reports, &C., while edi;o-
rally it displays q hard sound sense, candor,
and moderation which makes it particularly
acceptable 10 men Of moderate views and who
are no: professional politicians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

Two CT the selec,mcn Of a certain town in
Whitman county, Vermont, have q sharp
eye to the main chance Being authorized
10 procure mel. 10 apply to the credi, of the
town. they procured two mer, at the towns
expsnse, rs .nbstitntr, FIR Nemsclyc..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

I, = definitely settled, that the next State
Fa.- is 10 Be held at the grounds Of the Chi
ago Driving PARK Association, in the city OF
;hicaao, OF .he4.h, 18th, CT, 7th, sth and
h Of September next, a-ranseue ats having
sen male - that effect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

Secretary Seward, in his dispatch to the
President from Fortress Monroe, speaks OF
the rebel Commissioners as our Richmond
friends He took leave Of them with the re,
mark, "God bless you, Hunter" Remem-
Der me to all my friends in the South. -
Ought not Stewards bell to be rung this time
for the purpose Of putting its owner in Fort
Lafayette?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

Three hundred blockade-running vessels
are sasd to be laid up a, Nassau, their occu-
Pa,!on being gone since the capture Of Char
lesion, Wilmington, etc. These yesse' >
represent capital of fifteen millions of dol.
lars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

This uniee document will be found in an.
other column. President Lincoln seems to
take pride in doing nothing like any body
else. The Misfortune IS, when he departs
from the cid ways, his Innovations are SO
seldcm Improvements. The country certain
" had RICH. t, expect from him, on the &C.
casion of his second Inauguration. word in
reference to the sill ls:;on, and possibly word
OF hope or cheer for the future. Nothing of
the kind is vOuchsafed. No intmation wheth:
er we may look for peace, or four years
more of cruel, bloody war. Quo, ng from
Matt xviii, " Woe unto the world because of
Offences" &c, the President. falls into the
theory of the ten thousand New England
clergymen, that the nation is afflicted by the
scourage Of war on account of the sin OF slavery,
and the war he intimates must last - until
the wealth piled BY the bondman's 250 years
of unrequi,ed toll sinai! be sunk, and until
every drop of blood drawn with the lash shall
be paid with another drawn by the sword
Pleasant consolation! But who has m: de
y Ora0iIn l-lnCOiH, VI any HhOA loi ihoh' luS
interpreter of the DEGREES of God? If Abra.
ham had read along little further in
the chapter from which he quotes, he would
have met another passage:
Then came Peter to him and said, Lord,
how Oft shall my brother sin against me and
| forgive him ? Till seven times?
Jesus saith unto him, say not unto thee,
Until seven times, but until seventy times
seven.
While the Union armies are everywhere
triumphant and the rebels in such desperate
straits. the mass of them we are ever assured
eagerly watching for an opportunity to lay
down their arms, abandon their cause, and
return to their allegiance to the Union, would
il not have seemed more fitting in the Presi
dent to have said q word about " forgiveness"
and charity, and not Judging last we be
JUDGED" &c, instead of so self.righteously
and biaspkemously imputing to heaven only
designs OF vengance against the erring
brother?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

II is estimated that in the New and Old
World there are S,258 Masonic Lodges with
coo, 0CO ac.ive members. The number Of
non-ac,ive and those who have Withdrawn is
peariy 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

Although the L. s. Senate
has refused TO recognize Arkansas as a state
in the Union, By admitting her senators, that
w4e body has comnitte. the Inconsistency
OF blunder Of confirming The Presidents ap-
po.ntmonts of L. s. !carshas, at.ornev..
Judges. &c, for that state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

| The construction OF the Government s'se-
nal at Rock Islaud, will be commenced i'm
mcdiately. 1t will cost enc million five hun
dred thousand dollars, and will be one OF the
largest Of the kind in the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

GO:-o has becn f.gal.riy dropping during
the " 81, Al the rate cf nearly ,,ie per cent i
day. \ week ago the :narke, closed a. about
2OO% is<terisy's figures -as lel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11
7-3O 10 A N !!

gUyHE CITY Bank Of Eanes. Allen Co. has been az,
pointed agent for the sal. Of the popular $50 Gov
ernmrat Loan.
Bonds will furnished a. PAR, in amounts to suit
purchaser Ed T. ALLES.
Ottawa, march II 1866. Caih,er
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.Vl.irr. safe.

NOTICE j. hereby xiv thai ~ virtue = decree
y n%t- And entered - ~ Circuit Ont -
- -.iie County. sis;- @! IIa the F=rua-v Term w..
ss. CD.rt A T. l.s'. cause tn, l. I. n
Sl1 Court Tie tslECVry 'G-Feo: he-iI .i.nr.
Il Cole cciny!a ;a&J ~ jail. liar isy., D. B.,r...
tEU"'I- i;-hr;-r Betty II >yfs' JAM. -: IL sry,.s
Z Fake h-arN l. Parker. Tmelne C-v~it-r tieJr-,
W Carpenter. CtrnS Hartley r., NiiLtrG Lila Hart
lev ~-'s j. .~uat'. shall TUESDAY -.h -ay o.
Ayr.i. 4 4 l>tJ Tween me h"urs ls- ~
foTclorn end -EseICf aiD ,r IL -aie south
Coo- u tl- County Coi.:T i'I Dtta~ SAL county
At Public Auction, aud vii! then Ill tn ui-i-: oder.
the .slips C-.isd perry being salle of..
by ';rcr-- . be sult. HAT /. On
Al II the south hall 70. e -g:. 49, quarter section
nituer .:.ft- ti1ee 90 ~ uIr rrtisr tirtT-fvr
rs, n,rth, q ihre. 81 enst y the t: Prnr-
h-gian crpt:os ~ lot square =. TIE north
east ocrne. Of sli- Tract, situated aid county 4 L.
Sale and ttatr q Illinois Trims # sale. cash.
Ottawa. l.H-ii + a !TOiIISTEE
E4s1sr ?. E'foTer-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

The Canada passport system has been re
voked by our Government.
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CAK ES! CAKES {!

Such Fruit Pound Sponge, Ct0E. Lady AXE, VI .c
rsni-- Ladies kls-e. Almond Sticks, Jelly Cake, Jelly
Rolls Cinnamon sticks. french Rock Cake Tea Cake,
Cream CAKE French JGmirs. NfcC.l Cream Cake. and .
hlIrc other kan /. AWAY hand ulte 10 ORDER "A
sh3rt notl--
YANKEE NOTIONS-TLe l.,TCr-t s;ycb in The city.
.Hi~ stTeei vea 81 n.e BSrt y O.tI.-I.
NarrhlI lssS-,f Wa EBERT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

Equal TO any brought this market AL ada pied
for the RETAIL TRADE. All his candies warranted
pure and unauthorized lie supply EI, demand
Al the shortest notice.
tl,i,s By the J1I always hand 0Ters from abroad
repeatedly solicited and promptly .tdeisied 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11
CANDIES! CANDIESi
WlLHELN EBERT
Refined Candies,

Would respectfully inform the public in genera. asd the
business particular that lie il prepared for the
manufacture Of = superior quality Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

D. soG wsDI Eh.s.er. N.T.s:a-aes' q: Gr-ciar
Comp Ind j. force them rys the .Iur-t-s.
or ciL or taE bald hes TX HeeE-. pric. g O.
s.rt by mai any here closely s.ed rrc-, Vi lr!cr
Address. WARNER Co. EoI Is. brooklyn Y. !.
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THE BOUNTY COMMITTEES:

.P y SAL. county sIl' b prepared 10 deliver bonl.
~ al claia..nt. utitl u lis ic- bCurls. gwen
dra:;. men. 10y resolution u the Board Supervisor.
4 s-pt. eth, 1866, and after NaTel. 9TH.
ILNEH BALDWIN.
1 M : G eRiIs H9r'1r Cox
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s}issOilitiOn.

I>iE rrship hcr~;oiyle existing uer IL, name
i Of hcnney Co, hAs --en :i.is day dissolved by
mutual consent. 4 :. MckESNET,
l. z. GiBBS.
The ThornTaphiag bushes. eli is yzricty I'll he
Continued Al the cd stand ty 7. +. GIBBS.
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N. A. Throop & Co.,
Agricultural Implements
f A r NJ NJ A C. II IN cry.
Ware House on La Sale S., opposite the
Methodist Church.
N. A. Throop & Co.,
gents for Balls Ohio Reapers and Mowers made by
"A h. Ball.
N. A. Throop g. Co.,
< gents for KiTbys American Reaper and Mower
N. A. Th,oop & Co.,
: gents for the Union Peoria Corn Planter
Ma Throop g. Co
Cell Haines' Illinois Harvester.
N A Throop T. 90
A gcnts for the Prairie Stat. Corn Planter.
N "A Throep 4 90
4 gents for the Moline Riding Cutvator.
N A 1hroop q 90
4 Rcnts for the Buckeye Cultiuator
N A Throop & o.
gents FOX Msierhorer's Cultivator
n q Throop & Go
gent. for Rting Gorhers.
"A oOE.raon GoIhers.
I N A Throop g. CO
Son HAi"s-' Brood Cast se'dsF.
N A Tproop g. CO
A genie FOR wei-. Corn PIows.
N A Throop d Co
A ge:'s for Cooks Portable Sugar Evapora,Or and
N A Throop & Co
A gents for Pitts, Bali, and ether Thrashsrs.
IA Throop & Co
g ell III" Cast Cast steel Pillow
n A Throop & CO
Sen ;hr MoF'-. Pillow
Ma Throop & co
Cell the Ottawa Clipper
IA Throop d Go
GEL tn. Rurie.is Hay Fork.
A ThrooP 4 Co
Cell Fcr.t, Hay Lgaccr.
"A ThroOp Go
SELL Cider Mil.
"A aroGi, & 90
-, ELL Corn and seed Drills.
u A1hroop "A Go
S,ELL r!n.,st rytG.ilg Farmer wants
IA EhrooP q Go
('IIARGE nothing FIR shown. good and oEiy lille
~ lIurc Oh .ly.
u..rCAlI-;ut
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sCgscEIPIrJN AG.,r, Philadelphia
suascEIPrio,s ErcE.oso by the following Banks
fIrst National Eau. q: Joliet
First National Ban. Of la Sale.
Ftrat National Bsak Vi Peru
march.
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WHSLE Frs. syE;sSK.: Frs:

('H.R3E nothing FIR shown, goods and oEiy little
~ i Oh 1ly.
u.rcLlI-;n,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26

CITY EIection-

DY VIRTUE or tbs AUTHORITY IA An
ID vested By the laas o. Tie sfata OF Tu1r....-
WI open snd hold 50 election in tbs No..
wards a the city of Nashville, On sATURpfV ~
s0th uf sepfem6er, Is6s, so- Nagor, klde-s, -. 20
Common Counciiaen. The following naued ~.
cons we're appointed BY the City Ooeneil - ~
the eiscaon IN the several Wants:
FrEsr WsED-At he County jail. IuaVes. I,h,
Garner, L W horieY, n Petre. CLERKS. F tt,s,'--
? Jones. Receiver Of votes, Em. Watson. 49,
istraie, p Is Coleman.
ssoosD WEkB.-at Myers Hunts Csrrae, 40,
Judges, , D conley, Capt McCIanahsn. @. So,
nesEle. Gers. Charles sander. George Dels8ey.
ReesiEer q votes, v 7 Wright hagstraie, no.
Tnrsb Wazb-At the Gsssiie saloea. an Chm,
street Judges. @ Tuckef. D snel, CrooFal
CisilCs Jnlia Todd. John Adsuls Raceiyer q y1i1s
4 D Csssadsy. MaglsiTsfe, alex Mcdaniel
EoUniH NAsD-At ne Old Tneasre. Judrss
Alex c Carter, d. s Clemens, ~ kneaals Celks
Wm Porter, Vim EFans. Receiver % rutns z Il
Clark. Magistrate. Esq. McCartY.
FFTu WAEB-kt the ses Thesire. Ild1rs A
shankland, y NJ polhesr, A Barr. Carts. ~
ren Carter, Rob- Powers. Receiver o. Foiss ~.
l. Skeg p MagIstraie, Liston Stone
siNtH Wkzp.-At TsTpiey 4 Pleas. Judges, Bar
rel Moods. v A Baugh. y Burchstt. Gers
Clinton hyraes, ID Everett kscelVer Of votes, lal
Q Peniecost. Magistrate, James Hayuie.
sEvESrH WAaR.-M Ri>fs shop on MsfEs
street Judges, CapL Alien, John Cotrsn Va
Stewart Clerks. A Groves, " " Garvm. Rscrr
er q votes, ioerfhu- Magistrate. lsaac Pau
ElaHrH WAEn-At Ire Engina House, 90 -
Hln Judges, ] W Nathesou. SAN Piumnnsf. "a
Griffin. Clerks, W n Wilkinson, 1r., DrEH ~.
kee. Recover o. votes, Jsmes Miller. Msasius
" H Willznson, 81
None but shose Who have complied with he pr,
visions Of the iranchise law Of the late session y
the Legislature vii be entitled % vote.
The officers are referred 20 section sirfarn- nsra
ddY-three. o. the city iies ioT instrlruons = n
open rs and closing the pole, cppy Of ahcb I'D
b furnished 70 each uard.
Ihs polls sll open Al O'Clock AZ, AMI closa 4
4Fu.
any Of ne above uihcers who cannot serve I'll
please u0uiy the undersi i-ned that fair II ras M
Be hlied n order that there may b % ia|sy I
opening The polls a. The time designated
JOHN CHuMBLf. Cty Marshal.
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We have 3 large number Of elegznt Lots. suIiahl,
or building business houses and dwellings on, II
various parts Of the city.
i35 Fest q Facani Fruuud opposite the "Fe
male Academy, near The Nashville and Chasia
n oga Railroad. for sale.
choice Lot froutng 100 fee. On Russell street
near Tulip street church
Tso LOIS each 50 feet front on Russell street. bJ
10 deep. heEY c0aveu'eut % theifire Bridge
beautiful Lot, nesrlY opposite lie rcsidencs o.
Jnn. MouoE, Esc., 60xi70 feet
A Lot fronting 81 Ret On Faiheriand street b
10 deep. Ncry near the Nirs Bddge.
Two Lots be.geen Russell and Faiherlsnd stresfs
froating 80 feet each on oar, by lt0 deep
Ach0.ee Lot, fronting &C feet on Fatherlaad and
running bsck 100 IN a god neighhorhOod
Two Lots on tsiherand, each fronting 50 ieeg By
10. Joining Oscar Bob mes properly.
Two Lots on FafheFlnud. opposite Oscar Bohme'
properly, each s. hy f7u feet
A Lot, coruer q Stevenson and FactoTg STREETS,
fronting go feei On Factory b - aoag sissen-
son.
choice Lot, sroalng 50 sseton Russeli street
byl70 deep. sdioin.ng A. D. DIN, and very conFs-
nienf 70 the Wire Bridge
LOi on Rnssen ssreet, aiiclnIng CEnnins-
ham, fronts s. By 10 ieel
Eisht Acres al The ven hesf garden lahds ilo4.-
ing 50 yards On 6aiia1n rizss y 90 yArs's eh ~
Kshs OF Zen Lata lyiug south q shelby Ass,ale.
larrs numhar o. Lnts d kslnssl Aeeis-Ai
aad rnElY othsH, hasrt1I.iT lclai1a ana fAiaA1-at
aaEt-r u ~
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The Virginia Episcopal Convention.

BkLriNoRE, Sept. 22.-Richmond papers
Of to-day contain Bishop Johns address 20
the Episcopal Convention OF Virginia strong
Is urging a reunion with the Northern wing
Of the church. Rev. Or. Andrews, Chair
man Of special committee apimlnted 70
consider 20 much Of the Bishop's Interesting
and impressive address a. refers 10 the iu-
ture relations of the diocese with the Gen
rral Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
church OF the United States, respectful N
report. That hHving had the documents re-
f-rrsd b. therein under their most dcbber-
etc consideration, they recommend the adup-
ton Of the following resolutions
~. That the christian aud cencilistory
course Of our respected diocesan -iu his cor
rcspondrnce with the presiding Bishop aud
o her members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church oi the United States. touching a re-
union with the General Convention of said
church meets our cordial appreciation.
80 That this Council appreciates and ai-
fectionately responds 10 every sentiment oi
fraternal rerard which hes been manifested
in the correspondence referred to.
"3 That this Council is OF opinion that
lis objects. which an the parties interested
Rsy BE- presumed most 10 desire, will be
best accomplished by referring the subject
90 the next general Council
The report was adopted almost unani-
mausiy.
The Council then proceeded % elect Cler-
~. and lay delegstes TO The Grand Council
shieh meets a. Mobile. Alabama, about the
lst Of November.
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nIscorerr Cd Gems In be AIps.

The n. Y. Weld has a sensation story,
in the psrrative of Piedmontese, named
rrirhilere. OF the discovery by himself and
others Of immense quantities 81 diamonds
nuggets OF gold. aud fabulous amount 81
other precious stones. inoinding topaz eme
raids, sapphircs, etc, ia the Mount Ceu's
tunnel One u their number claimed the
whole. and uas murdered by some others.
Then an the eXcavating machinery was de-
stroyei, aud the work stopped. The othcrs
went away with o large amount Of gold, and
he hid his more valuable gems. Offering
one for sale a. sua-, be vas accused Of the
murder oi sn English traveller, 10 conse-
queuce Of ressab lsnce Of the diamond he
offered Coz sale and the one he had. Escap-
ing from prison, he was arrested again az
Marseiiics, previously handing has narra-
Ave % Mr.. Entwisle, an American citizen
there, and carried back 10 prison. The
French and Italian papers anneunoe the
stoppagr ct wurk upon me tunnel, aud the
appointment ct NJ. Fronzuio, before a law
yer, before whom. ID is alleged. the fright
lerc narrative was sworn, 10 the dircci0r-
ship oithe tunnel. The Itslian aad French
G5vernments arr said 10 be dividing the
spoilf.
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Also

framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with 3 rooms
in good condition, On Spring street, Lot % by 200 H.
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN 0 NELL
Gate Cap. I'm U. Sell

Q-aie Cap, l7th U. s. G. -
OFFICERRs' Monthly and Quarterly Papers an
~ Muster-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection
claims for Comnlisssry and Quartermssters' Sores
whether reeeipted for or not.
Claims for Pension, Bounty, Arresrs OF Pay. Prize
Money, pay for Horses lost in service together
with just demands against the United STATES,
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or informal, collected.
Officers Quartermaster snd Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated. executed in few
days.
Officers Pay AccOunts:maae out.
The undersigned having served over Seven
Years IN the Army, most OF the time in the
Regular Army, and being perfectly familiar with
the rulings Of the different departments st Wash.
ingioDs and having an excellent isIu.
CORPS OF CLERKS,
who fully understand the business. he feels con =
dent that AL Officers Returns aud other CLAIMS
prepared BY hun will pass muster at Washington
join O'NElLl.,
IS Cedar street.
7. .. Box 254. NASHVILLE, TENN.
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BepopulatIOn Of canada.

Canada is Becoming depapulsted. This in
hseli D sure sign that the Union is recc.v-
ing the mass Of its emigration. The exodus
has been 80 serious as 10 create a call 10
some quarters upon the attention Of Govcrn-
meat bhl young Canada continues hocliug
% the border TIE Bishop Of Toronto lately
gave az nis reasons for not rebuilding his
cathedral, The great losses which his diocese
has sustained 10 numbers. Ia 1861 tins
Sathoiie diocese had q congregation of
4z.eee but according b the census now
gwen ~ me Bishop il does not contain more
th2e seIooe- Ior0nto City from having zoe
Cathoiies has diminished 10 zoo. Not one,
but many Canadian Journals. make the
ENine compliant, and the emigration, though
mostly rem Hmong the Irish, seems 10 ex-
tend 20 other sects and classes OF wort ing
men, The people" saws Montreal Jour
ma, are leaving as by tans OF thousands. -
Ihis seems . Be no phenomenon but only
the reasonable out-vorkinr OF that natural
law which seeks every rs,d sf,epine. ana
Shich, some day, may influence Canada it-
self b came into he Union.-N i. T'ribuns.
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M. NJ PARME LE.
Wholesale Grocer Commission
AND
Forwarding Merchant,
Ne. 81 Breed Street. between College aas
Cherry. soush Side.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
+ HAVE IN STORE

+ HAVE IN STORE
100 Barrels KanaEha Salt G bushsl btls)
$50 9 half bbls. and kegs n. o, Crushed
and Cotee Sugar.
&c Rags prime RIO and Jaws Coffee.
loo Boxes star Candies.
90 do do do
20 Boxes Soap, sssorisd.
60 Kits Mackerel.
50 Half bbs. Msekerel
80 Kegs Nails, assorted.
la0 Barrels extra Family Flour
10 Resms Wrapping Paper, assorted.
A LSo, Staple Dry Goods, Boots snd shoes, Hats,
n QueensEare, TBWsre, Hardware. LesiheI,
CasurEs, Dye etlIfis, WmdcE Glass. shoe ind
ln2s. SsddlerF, " eodenaare, Rsheftenn and b9ur-
boa county Whistles and Wines, with many other
arilcles, al q which 1ill eel 81 gholessle 70
Country and CITY buyers Il small prodts, and re-
pectuly ask "A exaI~anatOn Of my Stock heiore
M. N. PARMELE,
ieas SIN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26

At Jacksonville, on the Tennessee River, a close
connection is msde " tn a fine Daily Line Of Steam
ers, TO 81. Louis They will receive the Cotton and
pay al accrued charges to that point aud trans
port TO St. Louis. giving through bill Of ading
new York At ST. LOUIS, the cos7ou is transferred
~ The bozts to Brosd Gague Mississippi and Ohio
River Railroad, free Of Drayaee, and BY them is
carried 70 New York without ehsnge OF cars. II
shippers prefer the route by Wsy Of Louisyhe, he
Agents Of the dlhersn Through Freight Lires %
New ork, viii receive itat Nashville and forward
it al the way by Rail, paying accrued charges,
" thout extra expense. I he Nashville q LOUIS
vile, and the Nashville a Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way OF Jacksonville
vii not change cars at Nashvills.
Rates from JohnsonTil c 10 New York, Sc per hale;
from Nashville lail Rail, SO So. (ss We ace adv-
sed Parties desiring to re-ship Il Nashville, IN
stead OF JOhnsonyil e. can have option Of Shipping
by Steamboat TO Cincinnati tine Cumberland Riv-
~ being in fne boating ORDER" at lew rats Of
Fright, not exceeding 50 per bale 10 Cincinnati
and nom that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at s. per bale Cotton by either route
can be lad down In New York from Eufsula, Moat-
goEaery, Columbus or West Point, in y days.
Shippers NUT conslgn 10 eteambOat Agent at
JohnsonXiile, add 10 Agents Of Through Lines or q
Commission Merchant st Nashville. G5VeTnment
permits must accompany each bill Of lsding
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A House on Bell Street, With MONS. Lot fronts
50 feet by 20. deep, good eistsn. Price S25oo.
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control Of the Proprietor,
who is well known IN ths cry iOf the last ten years