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TAdvegtiseinent.l

OLD I'll ID DIAUE ANENt
Without Spectaclcs. Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free ON receipt Of Ten cents Address. r.. H.
FooTE NJ. d., No. l. 100 Broadway. New-York.
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IAdxrrtisenlent.l

JEFPERs, 573 Broadway, is selling his SHOES
SOC ~ reduction Ladies visiting the country should
call and buy their Shoes at JErrgRs No 573 Broadway
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IAdyertisementl

THE Best BRICK IN THE UNITED STATES are
being made by CHAhDERs's great BRICK MACHINES
One hundred brick per minute have been made. For
Patent Rights and specimens of brick apply TO ADRIAN
RIuuA No. n Courtlandt.st.. N Y. Cup stairs.)
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Honey, GIycerinc, Demuicent. and Palm
SOAPS.
J. {. HULLS son, No. 30 Prkrow, New York,
Manufacturers OF inward Of 100 Varieties
For sale by all respectable deslers
Patent Agency ON 'es.-lnventors who wish 70 - .
out ADVISED TO counsel with Messrs MUS
Co.. Editors of The Scientific american who have pr?
claims before the Office for nearly twenty V20l
years Their American aud Europen Patent Agency 10 the
most extensive in world pamphle, containing m in
MUM Co, No. 81 Park row. NJ Y.
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viii resiors Gay HsR 70 lie sRioInAL COLOR sslsue,u
RES and rRoneru the growth Of the wsAxnsr nm d.
It's falling out IN tArse days. keeps the heed css coo, ~
neshy can Be used freely contains nothing injurious Tns
Bssr HAIR DssssNe EvsR ovvsRRD 10 rHs rspuo.
ls recommended and used BY the srs medical authority
SOLD ssshe dusstorss and u my ece. No. is3 Brsessy
assure all persons the above preparation viu d n
that il claimed Tor It,
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SARAH A. CaRvALtRI.

HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.-ELlAa
HOWE, jr. President No Go Broadway Agents wanted
HILLS HAIR DYE, so cts.-Blsck or Brown
Reliable Depot Bsrciyst Sold BY drugssts evsrywhss
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WIN. &. Hicks Patent
STEAM ENGINES,


STEAM ENGINES,
from TO 100 horse power Possessing all the advantage Of
lie os recent improvements in the OF steam and Of
Ia. chan o,E HALF weight snd number of part Of
,h.r engines the ECONOMY IN srsAh rROIDN,
opxx.rIoy REPAIRS ami rRASsPoKrATioS; adapted to- MA.
u,xy STATIONARY PORTABLE aud LOCOMOTIVE tsEs. Ea-
.,u,. ON exhibition aud fpr sale at the cii"e Of
THE HICKS ENGINE Co.. No 80 Libertyst.. NJ Y.
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera 3lOrous, &c.
Immediate and certain cure. HEGEMANS DiARRHEA
REMEDY used with uniform since the cholera 4.
ofIs5, Sold by Druggists. Prepared ouly by HeGEMi.N
Co. No. a 3o 5l and 7s6 Broadway and corner Fourth
ave. aud Seventeenths., n. Y.
Smolander's Extract Bucku cures Diseases Of IN.
Stomach and kidneys Dyspepsia Rheumatism Dr,py and
Chronic Gonorrhos. Price 81 For sale by d. isaRSE4
a Co. Newly rk, and BURLElGH ROGERS Boston
PheIps's Headache Tetra gons.--rhe gfsa, cure for
Sickness OF stomach Loss Of Apps ft- Cop.n,
ton aud all Bilious Affections Sold by prinni,. dr,g,s.
Wholessled by LOVtJOf. No. % Fultoast,
livery and Pearl Nsleeve BatsoaA and studs.
Initial AID Fancy Psttsns great variety also fyory ~
Pearl JEWELRY, latest styles Whos:als and Rail, --
u wEtLkN0I Ne al BssslvSv,
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LOIHS.
DR.. II. Auders' & Co.'s
IODINE WATER.
PURE SOLUTION OF IODINE.
WILL CURE SCROfULA.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
WILL CURE FEMALE WEAKNESSES
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA
WILL CURE FENERS.
WILL CURE SYPHILIS.
WILL CURE MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Circulars free. Prepared only BY Or. H. ANDERS Co,
PLY and Chemists No 4l8 Broadway, New York
You Cannot have Healthy Constitution whts
your BLOOD is impure. CONSTRUCTION LIFE SYRUP
puges the Impurities and stimulates vital organs
vigorous and healthy action eNpeng disease and
ing the health LIFE SYRUP rapidly disease which
are caused BY IAPuRE BLOOD. Scrofus Kings Evil,
Tumors. Old Sores. Ulcers Blotches Erupions. Pmpes,
Bois Erysipess letter, salt Rheum. S. Anhonys fire.
Scad Head, Ring Worm, Csnce.ous Gmors, Sore Eyes,
syphilis. aud all foul diseases. Disease OF tho Heart P.lpa
tio Dyspepsia liberation OF bones Of the Nose SCALP and
Pace. lse CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP aud you win be
surprised at its raPdiy in these diseases 1t leaves
the blood pure the eompc clear and the system too
from disease. Sold by all Druggists
MORGAN ALLEN, Wholesale Druggis,s.
General 4 s~nts, No VI Cit It, n. Y.
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COLGATE 4 Co.'s Brown WINDSOR and
GLycsRSs SOAPS for the oietfor sale by all druggists aud
dealer, in perfnmery and fancy articles.
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Quarantine August 10. 1853.
Received payment
rhr above charge made for Bringing up the
dead wife who had died in the West Indies of yellow
and had been preserved in spirits aud sick
The other charges against the vessel while at Duran
tine were:
Lirhierage on 5000 boxes sugar, at f0c.......&l,2O
S'evedore for dschargns ..................... 40
Funigating and landing sick................... ii
and other charges IN the proportion, making a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-22

Handsome Furniture, Je~el,cy, Books, &c
By A. r. Phillips.

THIS (Friday) MORNING, 22d inst, at 10
O'clock, vii sc!!, ct ny Auction Room,
A variety Of handsome FURNITURE,
JEWELRY, &c, consisting Of 3.
Mahogany Settees, Rocking Chairs. Par
lor Chairs, Hat Rack, Reception Chairs, Tea
Tables, Side'oard, Feather Bed, Hair Mat
tresess, Lounge, Brussels Carpet, Egyp-
tian Marble S-day Clock, Glassware Bath
ing Tubs, Waters, &c:; Diamond Pin,
Sleeve Buttons, Vest Chains. Meda1lions,
Silver Cup; bottles old Rye Whiskey; so
Volumes Books-among them some valua-
BILE standard works.
Also. neat Two-horse Carriage, il good
order; sett Harness.
N. B.-Unimited articles received until
.: m. on day Of sale. Sept % q
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Telesraph.
The alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 19.-The ordi-
nance ordering elections passed to-
: day. 1t orders the Provisional Gov
ernor to order an election for mem
bers of Congress; the election for
Governor and other State officers, is
to take place on the first Monday in
DECEMBER. an ordinance is pending
providing for the appointment of
Judges throughout the State by the
Governor, and their confirmation by
the Senate, increasing the salaries and
terms of office, thereby taking the
election from the people No debate
on the slavery ordinance took place
to-day
MONTGOMERY, September 20.-The
Convention to-day adopted q resolu-
tion requesting the Provisional Gov
ernor to call out the militia of each
county immediately, to repress the
disorder and lawlessness which exists
in many counties. The ordinance
providing for the abolition of slavery
was debated at length. Further con-
sideraaion postponed until tomorrow.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
CINCINNATI, September 15.-The
Kentucky Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, in ses-
sion, adopted, by q vote of 81 against
25, the minority report, which ex-
presses willingness to receive through
the General Conference only any
overture looking toward reunion.
The report directly favors re-nnion.
Seventeen of the Onion members
asked to be located by resigning
ministerial functions. Others resign
ed the seats.
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BRIG. GEN. r. S. RIPLEY AT CUE
Bee. Gen. Ripley, Of Charleston,
South Carolina, who defended that
CITY during the entire war against the
Federal lron-clAds, arrived here this
morning, C" route for England, per
steamer Peruvian. He does not ap-
pear to hold the favorable opinion of
1ron-clads that most pesple do.-Oue-
bee (4Sspt. 13) Despatch to Tayonto & io5e
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Med1cal College Of Georgia, Augusta.
IhE resaar Course Of Lectures in this
institution will be commenced on the
FIRST MONDAY in November next. ard
be continued four months.
Sept II ms 4 L. a. DUGAS. Dean.
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STATE. CONVENTION.
Thursday, September s1, 1865.

The members of the Conven tion as
esembled, the President took the
Chair, and the proceedings opened
with prayer by the Rev. P. J. Shand.
Messrs. Dawkins and Dudley sub
mitted reports Of committees; which
wero ordered 10 be printed and laid
on the table.
Messrs. Dunkin and Farrow sub
mitted various reports of committees;
which were ordered for considara,
ton tomorrow.
Mr.. Andrews introduced the follow
ing, which was agreed to: No mem.
Der, on addressing the Convention.
shall, at any time, occupy the floor
TOT more than fifteen minutes, without
the consent Of the Convention.
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For Sale

sx ! FARM in the Sand Hills, about
NEiE q miles from Columbia, containing
.GlIHA about so acre5 of which 10 or "a are
|annder cultivation: Upon the premises is a
comfortable COTTAGE, with six pyoms and
ample accommodations for servants: Good
stables, store-rooms and well of water IF
desired, some FURNITURE and FARMING
UTENSILS would be sold with the place.
Inquire at this othce. Sept 90 WIFI
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Estate Sale,
ON SATURDAY, the sOth instant, 1 will
" sell, on the premises, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of the late J. J. ODOM, de-
ceased, consisting of:
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Curpenter's Tools.
Plantation Utensils, Ploushs.
Chickens, Hogs, Goats, Cattle, in fine
condition.
Terms made known at the ealo, or upon
application to D. B. DESAUSSURE,
Administrator Cum Iestamento Annexo.
Sept "A S
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Advices from Jamaica, West Indies,
to September 7, received by the ar
rival of the steamship Montezuma, at
New York, on Friday, report that the
long-protracted drought, which had
caused widespread distress in the
island, was over, and favorable show
ers had fallen.
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintanccs of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Hopson are respectfully invited
to attend tho funeral services OF their in
fant son, HARRY DEAvER, at the resi-
donce Of the family, on Taylor street THIS
AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock.
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From Washinxton.

THE PRESIDENT ARD SENATOR WILSON.
WASHINGTON, September 16.-Se-
nator Wilson had an interview with
the President yesterday, and a free
interchange of opinions is reported to
have ensued in relation to the policy
OF reconstruction and the cause Of
Mr.. Wilson's supposed disaffection to
the Administration. The Massachu-
setts Senator remarked afterwards to
q friend, that however ho might aiffer
from the Presidents on questions of
expediency, yet the latter was I'M
questionaBly honest in his intentions
to perpetuate the Union by conciliat-
ing the South, and that he had his
respect for intending right, however
he might fail in accomplishing the
object. Mr.. johnson VII doubtless
feel duly thankful for NE Senator's
patronizing condescension.
CONDITION OF wRZ.
1t was reported this morning that
Capt. Wirz died during last night,
but on inquiry at the Old Capitol, it
was ascertained that he is somewhat
improved in health. The prospect is
that the trial will be resumed on Mon
day.
HON. J. L. oIas PARDoNED.
The President, to-day, pardoned
Hon. J. L. Orr, of So0th Carolina.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
the receipts at the Internal Revenue
Burean, to-day, are given at s! $685.
852.
AyyrS
Paymaster NJ. F. Webb, convicted
OF the illegitimate purchase of sol
dlers' check books, has been sentenced
10 dismissal from the service, to pay
4 fine OF one thousand dollars, and to
suffer imprisonment in the Concord
Penitentiary until the latter is paid
COUNTERFEIT COMPOUND INTEREST
NOTE.
A dangerous counterfeit was receiy-
ed at the Treasury, to-day, of q hun
dred dollar compound interest note,
bearing date May Is, 1865. 1t is
much better executed than any couh-
terfeit hitherto presented, and re-
qulres some scrutiny for its detection.
Both the face and back are printed in
paler ink thar the genuine, and on
careful examination the lettering on
the face appears defective. Brokers,
bankers and others should compare
the offerings with the genuine before
accepting them. No other denomina-
tion than one hundred of compound
interest has yet been counferfeited,
and all the compound. interest notes
except the one hundred can them
selves be. taken without special exami-
nation. One of these counterfeits
: was sent from New York and the other
from Philadelphia:
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you annotrsflzce hat ID a generation.
Nestchestor county has not got over
The resolt Of the Revolutionary war TO
this day, and it's even worse 81 the
South Emigration can't 10 it Isup-
pose there are whole regions in the
South where the entire male pcpuIa-
ton e entirely cut Oft Along the SEA-
board We can give essential relief mt
all s1ong the route Of sherman's srrov
the description given BY the Propbet
i emireutiT applicable 4" Before hin
vas the Garden Of Eden, and he
hind hin Tss the desert We can
send our sons and daughters !. our
wealth our prayers and svnna-
fhies must 60 forth in the ms
sloFaff work o. teaching and resus-
citetne We hsye q great field in our
own beloved Land, grea Ter than any in
Africa, and Ne should enter in and be-
gin . labor, and as this Church has
had is proper share in inspiring the
times, the success and the army. 40
Sod Gala u TO 20 on with the other
part 80 much more grateful to the
Christian. l trust it's Ia this spirit that
you send me away Z would mir no
other would be no mans servant TO
be the man to 20 down spong f6ara
ana when they are burrying their dead
70 taunt them; and when that shining
old nag Is again thrown forth. God for
bid that | should call their attention
70 it g a standard Of them who have
conquered them Itis the flag Of their
iathers; its glories are THERE. ana its
memories theirs, and Il Il not hence
forth the banner Of their enemies. IN
that crumeliDg pulpit Of Charleston
hsrbor ! ana your. minister. To saw 10
them that thare is nothing now be-
tFeen Us and you; We are bre.Hrtnl We
love you, and desire your regard ia re,
turn, and on such q mission as that ]
VIII 60 forth most cbeerfullv. The dsv
on which the old flag is to be raised Is
Good Friday, on which occurred the
resurrection Of the Savior, and as Christ
was raised to bring life and liberty ia.
70 the world. so viii that Ilae carrv ~
newed life and true liberty 10 The
south. And as Plymouth Church has
been known as an anti-slavery church,
let your record be hereafter national
iraternity and national benevolence
ana know it win be. IN your future
days you will 60 all around the world
IN Jour Christian work, a. ii your ear.
her and formative days, you devote
your time aud efforts to the one special
need of the day and the country.
After the conclusion of the lecture. 9
regular church meeting was held, 81
which brother }. B Hutchinson, On
motion Of Mr. Bell, was chosen chair
man.
On motion Of Mr. Sherman, com
mittee Of i've was appointed, CONSISTING
Of Messrs. Benedict, Sherman, Mason,
Morris and Abbott who prepared and
presented the following. : -flil -
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- ro "a pEEcnER.

BRooKLYE, april 5.
Dear Sir; Since you are about, on the
call Of the Government Of the United
States, to visit Charleston. and take
part ia the solemn ceremonies with
which the old flag, which four years
ago was lowered upon Fort Sumter, is
to be raised again on that memorable
spot, IL seems desirable 70 as to express
to you something Of the feelings which
ill our hearts, as you 90 forth upon
this glorious GRAND. In reviewing the
past four years, We have nothing to re-
greet IN respect to the part which we
have taken in sustaining the Govern
ment 70 suppress the rebellion, except
that It hzs been SO small that We have
done so little aud sacrificed 30 little in
support of a cause so Just and righte-
Gus. Nor do We regret the position
which the church has always occupied
IN reference to slavery. We are now,
a. We have always been, opposed to
slavery, as an error and crime. Your
testimony has always been given in a
spirit Of love both for the master and
the slave; and now that slavery, as we
trust is about shortly to perish forever
from our land by constitutional enact
ment, We need notrenew the arguments
which We have in past days felt it our
duty to urge.
Bat now, in this hour Of, we trust. de.
cisive and hnsl victory, our hearts are
drawn toward cur brethren in the
South IN a peculiar manner, and we
desire, through you, 70 express oar feel
ing Tor them. We wish You to say to
them, in our behalf that we have no
desire 70 glory over them, far less any
desire for revenge. Gladly do we leave
vengeance 20 Him to whom alone it be-
longs, praying that he win forgive the
sins Of al our brethren Sc well as our
own. We seek only the highest good
Of the South; we gladly hail the signs
ofrepentence and returning reason on
the part of our fellow~citizens who have
been led sstray, and are ready 70 eve
thoae who truly return TO loyalty the
greeting OF Christian welcome and
brotherly love. We wish no privilege
for ourselves under the governments
which we would not give to every loyal
man everywhere, but insisting only on
the necessary guarantees for freedom
and equal rights for all We should
rejoice to receive back our erring
brethren TO all blessings and privileges
Of the Union, and we wish especially to
appeal TO the Christian men Of the
South TO hasten on the reconciliation
which we and all Christians at the
North desire, and 10 take the lead in
restoring peace TO country which can
never be divided, feeling that IN no
way can they or we better serve our
Master than BY promoting
peace and good win among brethren
while maintaining justice, good govern.
meDt and law.
Nay the Lord go with you, protect
you, inspire and guard YOU to q full
measure Of usefeln9ss, and bring you
again to your lAbou IN our midst
AfectiOnately your brother i 4 Christ.
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PROM ssgA. 2 ,.,a,I ys-ss ss-aaas. IA nan.s
kn0g1 - a1enca sa1 are.
for Elasieai prupaFoes x Rnann, seo ri1psaas,
= Fro.s.sor Dsssssi ,.u.ais vosks - ~
Prac1ce q FhysiG.
- rsn.rsi made b Ne lais esi,4a,sd ~.
So Talnarka raads - n. Eptruusa NrDo4sa. =
ce.ecrated FsfalcIa1. 1ld l1Enbsf cI ~ HcIal
eolleee q dllzFoonz, lrsz1d, - aueIalIad In -
100 cons q ~ |AlnE 40 tllne1 = totlfnal-
- M1ll.11-lll-IIII7I. H1FI4E rItlIGf1I ~
hsrlHrnin iraFsrs. fslleE e ~ tleTsl ceese -
80 Eso.l 81 - - si=sdara sosss a. ns.nciaa.
fztrzct doc1Els-.- % por hofla, ~ - - $50
aafeapanIIa. Lob So
* half dd1an 81 aach ~ ga, nhldh "a b
suihcie1i . cure ihs alosi okalls oa.oa Z 1rae-
rslTs.sd . - s.idr..s, ,sourulY pses,a aoss.
ltEnfflECn.
s1rDssoTIhs syrupssns Il q caazaaaa1loass
5urss FunEa1tssl A1yics frz14
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one-story Frame Cottage residence on De-
ulumbrsns street, West Nashville vita four rooms
This IS e desiahie Tlaue. = ilf - ~
4 small Frame resideuce near the Frsnklin Piks
and railrpad crossing, With three roorls -, 80. =.
a Frame resdenee % he f,elsnoa Pike beyond
the Water-works, with four rooms 81 -
Just coinpleted seven neat, comfnOaious and
substantial cottages, on broad street, West Nash
vile, which rent re- sl4O0 per annan The rent Is
paid on each quafteIsy IN adTanee and 7oocaniqd y
good tenants- No taxes cne on the proDertg. and
bone to accrue for thls yeSr. lnscrane, ample
Wa soon b enclosed With Besi and stfong Iensr
To any che wishing To- invest Si5,0O0 this propertv
vi pay neariy IS pei cent pEpnt snnusily. offsr
these cottages for sale and wili give the purchases
the oeuonis Of the rents hereatef. ~. = DO
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A large tEo story residences between Church and
Broad street-fr0nt 10 feet by $50 deep.
new two story Brick residence near Dr. Good
cts church, with six or seven roeus.
small Brck residence so1th Of Ash street with
s or rooms -
Tbs New Theatre, corner Union and Summer
streets, We otter at price hist WI nett the parchs-
ser IS per cent gross per afnnII I
TIE pretty block Of Stores Stories high coFper
q Union street, now rented 81 sou tins years
rent Will be taken rs part payment. m
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.iIitatg SirsttOry,
Subsistence Department.
COL A BEcKE1TH, O O. &,
Military Division Of the AfississiDpi,

COL A. BEcKFfTH, O O s.,
Military Division Of the 1lssissippi.
CAPT ,. c. RRED, c. c. s.,
Department q the Carnberiand C,f5ce No. u
Sonth Cherry stFeei, Fice Col Porter.
CAPT. sAM. ). LITTLE, O. &,
Depot CoEnulissary Blhsisfsnce, Oftca No. 10
Cherry street.
CAPT. 8 D. HENDERSON, O
Post ComuisEary Subsistence O{aca NON sssa
Public Square, opposite CoCn House.
CAPT. D. r LkAEREAs, Q. @. q,
inehidgeof Reef Cattle once Al o. 8 sisnrbter
House, wee Cap. Glover.
CAPT, ". Il. n LYMAN, O. g.,
IN charge Of u. s. Bakery. end pfsbursipa Com
EnisaaTy s1oalsteaees nee Capt Joha A. Irvine
ofros 40. 50 Cedar-street.
LEuL ,. 5. GAILESTIEE, A O. G.,
In charge Of scdiera' Rest, corner Chsrry and
OhEfeh streets, wee Lieut.. Henry Ring.
LIEUT.. Q. s. BoLIsTER, A c. g. "a A. Q n
In ehsrge OF Herdmen, Stables, &C. once ct
.. 5. Cattle Depot, below Lower Levee.
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Two one story Bnek Business Houses, opposite
Dick ~ Sill. fts4 aI -
One small Frame Business Hours adjoining the
above IS
Two large Brick Store Houses. betFesn College
and Market Streets
Three small Frsms Business Houass near the
above UffH
The Shelby Medical College, lot lsssIss feet dssp
with al the extensive brick and stone buildings,
veil locsted for zeniifaTs hotel OF business
houses, and eau be sold in psri or Ia whole.
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parllshed plan Of , hiol can . snen e our Once
nd a TIE principal hotels, as1d other pubic place.
a ms city. Being elikilly located on tbs Easi
baak Of the tennessee nHor, $50 miles from is
mouth, and 81 the terminus q the NASHVILLE eud
northwestern RziiIoads ndistancs q q miles ffsm
thai CO Surrounded, Is b i, 81 rich md pre-
duc1ve country, AM beng N Almost constant river
COMMUNICATION HIsh many Of the Encst important
commereiI cities Of the North and Southwest
must, e 10 distant day, become lefty q vast btl-
ness importance. Splc1 81 oppOrsunity f0r safs
SD profitable investment, is but seldom ofared-
We TIE sole agents ff the sale Of lots and are
lllly aqthorssd And empowered % grant ntlas %
The nsshslilo snd North. Western Eailroad VII
when regular tE1ps val b made between this city
and le6n-oaTiiie. Ali5s1d trade permit has bsen
granted.
We VII also oier At the sa1ne Tins shout 900 acres
q non and lleesiy tzbsred land, lying II elm
nsdiale vicinity of the fosD.
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Police Departmsnt.

Csptzno Of Police--H. A. chumbiey.
1T Observation-Disclosures A. BIched
"a Lieutenant "A q. Byron.
lsr Wsrd-h- Th5mpsCn, VIM. Stewart, 7. n.
Scott
n Ward-John FIRTH A. Cros1hVaIt-
Sd Wsrd-Jas. Milisr, ". Bonds, h ". Garner,
sth Safd-wn, Mallory, NJ W Thompson.
5th Wars-Joseph PHILIPPE. A. J. Head, Vance
Riley
endeF, Chas Hai iiNttll itH
7th wsld--loseph Caps. }. castlsmsn. v. B.
flanders " faughau.
sLh Ward-Beu slnih, Thos Henderson, F. R.
on tsad-wnq Watson. B. McKihney. q. B.
Hall, Jas. Hail.
ASSISTANTS North Of Br. al sireet-Robs- F. Hodge,
. CfosthEst.
Assistants south q Broad ssteos-J W. clover,
John L. Cofreil.