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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

IL CALL You."-Not long since an
eminent divine in the State Of Illinois, (it
won't do TO mention dates, places OF
namcs,) visited distant town Tor the pur-
pose o preaching the dedicatory sermon
in nerl church. Court was in session,
and on Saturday evening the Judge and
lawyers congrega,ed together in a room,
and amused themselves by card playing
and story telling. The divine, at the re-
quest Of f., a lawyer, visited the room. -
Coming upon the group SO suddenly, they
were unable to hide their cards aud
Wy. The divine looked on a while
and then, raising his hat, invited he gen.
tlemen present TO attend church the next
day and hear him preach. This tIny
agreed to do, and Sunday fond judge
rnd lawyers seated In the "amen Garner.
The sermon over. The minister announce
ed. "Friends, the citizens OF this town have
built fine church, there is still $500
due. VIZ propose to raise the money by
81 scripIion to-day. .(aud cycine the Judge J
| go one hundred dollars. ,c,o goes bcnrr r
The JudgH, glancing at The lawyers, slow
ly rrsronded, Il s,e yolr hundred" -
1ns * you. brother" says the d v,re, will
any one raise h?' looking at The same
lime At lawyer No. 1. The lawyer saw he
was il iur /. aei qu,,,.'i, r'snonded, "Iyo
a koadred Hind." aid 20 on through the
liH. The divine raked down bc,'h The bar
and their money. until the serne Close by
sharp. shrii voice announcing, II see
tie Aa haadrcd md 'caH gon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21
...:o Teet what Have FeIt.''

A yeanr iaaF s, Acu Yefk uss ia ths hAttt u
sffi.nf - lie fhsladsipbia L4sFsf "a the Sub
81 n ItmPsfaBss Hsf vrHing ssiucssi such
ssg ssaaiiss, alsi fiisasl q hsFs aoasea hsr v
<tnf uAaaas ca he sui3~et u TsmForADet.
shefrspah shs srois The ioiiewing siaaa4s
90 iesl shai havs ael,,
&c. tsav vhag ! have hcfos-
Esnk rgath ihe blous father dealt,
ABa fbt cald sosid's puusn sosrn.
Thea ssasr en frum yeAr e Haf-
The solt rrlief the soorshipg tear.
Go. kaeei ss havs kBsli.
ippioit, t4seeeh and prsg--
Sitias iira hesaiied heart 10 melt.
The 4oNnwAtd eoarss 70 stay.
lie dashed uith bitter Sarss ASIDE,
Your prayers bsriesqssd, your tears
de6ed.
Go. Werp a. hAts wrpf,
O'st . sst'd fathers fail--
See sssry pr0miaca AlesssHg sregs-
iossh's speetptss garuet TO gall
Liles f.ding aoW,rs strswed ell the way.
rha, broasb, me up 10 woman's dAY.
Go. $50 uhat have seen,
Eehoid the ,lrsug man bowed
Nnh gnashing icsih: iifsbahed ia blood, =,
4 eold and iitii brow.
Go. catch his uithtring glance, aud zee
1hcit mirr0rsd his sOu.'s aiisvry.
Gp, hrar, aud feel. AMI see, and know.
Al thai ny soui hath f,lt aud InouB,
Then look upon tie vine cups glow.
See II lie beauty can atone
Think u IT, favor you pil Try
When an proclaim, 'is drink and die"
Tell nc bate the bowl
Hate Is feeble word.
ioaihc- lhor-ny Seiy soul
" th strung Disgust is stirred,
When 'srl hear, o. till.
oi ihe dark eyerAge of hell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

The Springfield RspHbieaa naFnsaas .
curl ,os railroad accident which eecnErsa
at Clinton, Conn, few days ago. -
eEpre.. train was approaching, whss q
cow. annoyed by a small dot. dash@d O,
to lise rails When the traia hms pmspeA
the CIV lay with head cue O6. end e. ~
Il, dog, with his tail cut of. sat bstmssa
the rails boxing aber the retiring ssss
with face indicative OF the most iateass
saoui.limen, and disgust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

ASEcDoTE OF PREsIDENT LINCOLN.
A cnrres spondent Of the Yecsdcnier, writ
ing from Stowe, is responsible for the
following anecdote of President Lincoln,
which was related to him by Vermont
soldier who was an eye witness TO the af-
fair.
"As a regiment Of infariry was rcturn.
ing from parade, they passed one OF our
public buildings, on the steps OF which
stood our lamcnted President Lincoln -
A young captain evidently dcsirons OF
making display, in crossing water.
course, missed his footing, aud IN tr, ing TO
save himself lost bis hat. The exhibition
was truly unfortunate the spectators
laughed and looked at the President, cx.
pecling him ~ laugh too. In the con
trary, he not only retained his composure
but promptly advanced to where the l'a.
had rolled, and, taking il up, presented i
To its owner. The officer received it with
blush of surprise and gratitude, and
hurried to rejoin his company. There
was murmur Of surprise, and the rcgI'
ment passed on. Though the scene Of n
moment, and wiIhout word spoken, il
touched every heart, not with admiration
for mere display Of politeness, but with
a warmer feeling for proof of that true
charity which never faileth."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

cared sa cancer. BY asiag this water, AMI many
rtry maay othsrs mighi ss bamei. bot We reiain, /,
sn4 ois-s - advisirg slllSho suffer frcm asy oi
,hcse diseases 10 Sc and test !, iar themselves -
Thsy sill fBi NJ Perry q Kind and entertaining
h,st His house i Kept opea IN ihe winter as
sell a. Summer Il any wish for further inier-
ma,iou, they Gao address Chas. a. Perry, Lock >
Village, Mass Nv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

JEFF Davis is reported ss hAsiug ssss"s-
ly given in very brief terms hia spieies sf
Fcnianism and the execution u Wifn, "
the former he said "lI's bubble" and 81
the latter that "rhe government ntsd nsa
have gone far TO hang many worse 1sa."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

TIT. leug ss,ablished li"irl 'i'h e"i''huss ~"
-. tbn recommendation OF the travelling publif.-
r.aicalmr attention gwen 70 boar.lcrs from abroad
,urins ihs summermonlhs. The public patronage
keb,,fo bler.gy extended j. respectfully solicited
NJ. YAxprih.a', Proprietor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

PRopI6IoUs Here is the talle,t
specimen Of lauditory wiring that In.
come under our observation recently. -
An Ohio paper thus eulogizes Vallandg.
ham:
"Familiar with J. @ Adams, Calhoun,
Benton, Silas Wright, Clay, Webster,
Randolph and llayne in poitics-wi,h
Summerdeli. l.ascom and Chalmers in
theology, |, upon due consideration, posi-.
lively assert that Of them all there has not
existed, neither does there now exist so
fine specimen Of humanity rs this same
Valandgham. When speak
ing he carries you back in Imagination TO
the Apgustin age, when Cicero by his or.
aiory awel the world. and to the Last de.
cades Of our republic, when Webster
Numbered in the Capitol. IL the United
States ~ the present time there is not hi,
equal, and doubt whether Europe, will
her thousand years OF civilization, has
produced his superior. he only nation
whcI, can compete with him is England.
She has her Gladstone, the present Chan
cellor OF the Exchequer. Between the
two Iosicriy will have to award the
palm"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

II Is said fhH the eifors 0f ihc Frfneh
daily papers now u &C ,i serial stories from
their contributors on very odd conditions.
II the pubic are pleasrd with novel il Is
TO be extended - as 10 la-i several months
If il dpe. MT mike bit. 10 plat i 10 be
completed aud the climax brought on ut a
weeks notice. One publisher ordered a
70, ellst 20 finish at once narrative ia ing
tiiieen characters. In four days ion.tren
Of them had been killed by a varirty Of vi
oient deaths but just then the editor
changed b. mind, ordered The story cnn
tinued indefinitely. and the obliging RI.
ter at o9ce created bevy Of new eharac-
ters. In anoiher instance, q geul man
who was publishing in daily numbers IN
La Patrie a translation of MrE Henry
Woods East Lynne,' received summary
directions 20 enl short the novel, and 70
close the career Of Lady Isabel by imme-
diage suicide by banging.
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-. 1,..rnn,nnl Neutrality-suspicious. 90.


u.nuf.rfure Custom Made BooiseXPfessl tof nc
Nv Eosi.pd trade. All eork warranted frees
90 .nit tie timss Oflsrs solicited. ! ~ SlfNStf'
Agent. "'H"'Nf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

There i one thing thai confounds all
inGdelity,--no one ever rePenied being
Christian ON bis death bed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

~ a. s. EHamining Surgeon tor hfe''d tt'"'i,, y,
nes ae,p es1i u Baptist thvrShi fSc'". '"""i
Nsfmont.
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r.. ID. COY.
r.. n. Rmrlol,,

u.nnfss,ursF snd DeAle.r in hool' sid SHES
re- ..,t a Brne Store Manchester, Vermont
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Batter * " Nhccicr,

A,,svue, sai Counsellor ai Law. Onice 10 Court
Itaase, Msnchss,sf, ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

,.n.t.nt yt.tier 1iis iinu-., htvihs been recent
/, .nIsfse.i i nov ihe mes, eonmod,aus ~ tNSg
s,sts wnd I. h.rushcd with the latest eotnhni' ahN
,soy.ni,erss. Foriufpnnnian . 70 roons, &e., ~
s.... +. II. pHNts, Ageu'-.
Vhr Ciarrutont Manufacturing TO-.
Y L. GanpAHn, Agent inamniaeinefso stS' nv w
na.k. Ia, Printers ssd Hiuders, Aud hhoieso'e
Keok ,tller. sua s,stioners Claromoh'r ~ W
Iumaica Leather Company
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m. N. Fowier,

l'ia7sY A. f.sw l'yHs3oa asA Bounty aiin AEfHi,
$500 ~, lf..Ufsffe Areni. ant Cuumls.irasf
fst Nav ieft h'fF'fs-F'f
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nuck Miucm> and Gloves.

Manufactured aud .od By +. " IloNr, Asei'i
AsncheSisr, VI.
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TIE baby barn ia ibe Fsll River cars
! 10 bc named Car cling
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,ftdgfce oftlie lorRSSL.
NfSittO M. Mineral.

ooRIia-poNDNNC CE.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

< s. CLEMONs. n. d..
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a.. :. ~. gsss4sssF x N6fsa - fsffvff fNiss
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W. 4. Adan'
aluer A PrlndIc,

Atto,p.r, aui c,nisseIloJ, a. Las, Cam, lsnsi ioi
.sa Fits aa4 i4fe Insurance agents. once ever
rsainat store Msnghearf. Eeta,rgiou CopriS,
ysslnons A. l.. Ainefl u, fnaalse'
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q. 4. Anes, N. D.,

rneisssnr ~, ,icsn ard surgeon. oias' Al Fesi.
d.acs, Main street, Manehesief, lt
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ynuslrrI,p IIoicI.

.uorssv. and Coua,eilo,, at Law. Jaauaies v
. o. a. ntfftbN. W. NHih''N'
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Frscssr - rhy.'elss asa sHrros.
oeiss st lis's. 49, p"''f'' -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-27
I "


4 HAY + the largest stock Of Goods on
u land tia, | have had during the war.
aud all dsslregs OF selling lLem ont rap
siy Therefore Laye Determined 70
i spose Of then at auction, Communicating Oh
TUESDAY NEXT. the 24lh inst and
confirming every succeeding Saturday and
Tuesday Here. chance for bargains
rrel, offered The uimita0'p Dykc, !. TO
,9. them Going gong gone Come
onc, come NIL i you wan, cheap goods
/ SWARl/
Jan. 20. 'ss5.
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The Latest News


From ih. oaastAs Extra.
New foik, Jan. lo.--Aa The paper.
to-day have eA,or.sis about BGr 3 visit
20 Richmond.
The ir.bnae has 20 expectation Of paaea
rs the immediate result OF To. nassi1n
/ Bar does not 20 With pow 70 MAJ
peace, bat authorized 20 ascertain u pe.a
| h. possible, l. hopes the cr0tt -tH bro
d1ce a clearer unieriAh3nd ~ the
SoniA ol the grounds OF ia rrnoa Of u.
c1ntenilag parties Il ,Auai The ead wil
b' partly gained II the feb.'- iusst o..
terms nAdmissibg
I4e World thinks there is no prospect
u The mission TO Jpca a way % rusp6n..
y. negotiation. ], don't lo5s o- ps4c-
ir'il the emancipation experiment 10 tas
so1'h hls been ified b. makne l.re,gn
Intervention condition OF iacns aatas
IL sag. lg Judging pTobab.itas %, psac.
We abuse our etedaity from d -Yatussr
slave point lie south has more TO g4.a
by lriae resistance ,44a by ,Rmi 4a
su0m --Isl
Ias ,ts,, a9p.- u. report l-.L b.
has s1a4 q E.el,ala. !s u.t tus SAG
Do f'93 'Al yssIh. SON u, tIe u.-s.t#
Ii ba' .lWsa 4is ta4f {. aaa. atI
.3'.tgH.y 10. i.ls4ads garaH a.
htI li,horty o. g.ye1 70 dp. wl t
Conceal Ga~cmm7f for rra~s l.u-s
e. 20 siumpt 90 convince JcH Day q
.ha folly nfl.r rebellion until Z. iss p.la-
stood By the southern people
The Pos' calls Bair mission g..
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3. Taxa stHy bGssCr. IND
Marshall, jan, ,, 1885.
iolf C0ggn base declared ~ law, that.
rhcfea- the Confederate States are rn;sFef
N war. up0n tie successful issue II which
| depends thr integrity OF their social system
the form " theif civilization the security ~
iiic And property within theit INIT. a. well
as Their eN .tenUe ID severe gn aud Independent
States and shefcas The con i,taa Of the con
test demands that they -hol.d ea.i into rt4ai-
7 sil1u whatever resources ~ men and money
they have. for the support u their eAu.e and
/ q lAt1iullJ administer the sane IAeieflrp.
az = part n ne sq'ffr ~ public f,fsnct I"
that the erpVrtaion Of Cotton. iobgcfo.
IHiiary Huu Naval - fas esss;, AaIa--es
ard RICE from the cO1fsf~roi, Stats end t.aan
I sa Places "a occupation % alr,r troops a. firs.
hihd-1 except nude under such uniform f.r.
4 uiatiu'.s ~ -hslI be made by the President OF
tue Confederate states.
Tho reasons stated fof ibis lbs are potent
and tht r"cosalty i5f such reg llaiioas OF com.
. iHaiHf - NH4s4 husband nIr rtslIr ns. and
tnsh.e The government O. nsa item fir the
mnJn d.iea e., Is wei known Tbs pgua.
Hi Zoe President, aufh4l.ltl hy t9r law.
have ih- object mainly if rev 4fd NHl H Pet
i..9 approval and tupp9u % A Nhp AZ. ID
qHtiaiHd " Ga tie tfIr Good fiH1 ~ th. aHur
~ saa have 8. welfare sud the -ll thtt of
4al y.i4ao ~ .la a. b a.i. -blG lasi4e.Iti. H.
private .iu .r UHHf PM frltf COTTON lrt
Fec uauir p-oia't. f1nsuiutn our SHEET r
Resource. they command uIsa pf.afs IH I.f
c.su mn ktt. We reed murHI1a4 ot war aaI
otari ,uppie- winch rauu9i Boz litfa. n 900.
Qufnii. az home They HlH a.s b. HrH..fet
by p1r Hls"s abroad '1r rhth raymrut uUst
tr made r ti.u, % 81 pguIl.t- s4ietUie fha0r.
J. Nts necessary. III Hr" ~ thl' -s#l g.sTn.
tans should b. made - would Insure . iy
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ron. EXCHANGE,

TWENTY FIVE hundred dolsra in
1 NV Issue Tor Specie Enquiro al
this office.
Jan -, 65 ug0-tf
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FOR SALE.

nNF hogsheal Of choice Louisiana So.
" gar--,ery superior Enquire Al this
Office.
Jan 81 g. no0-u
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"fIN t.t N.H
: ga. a-.3.
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10 TIE PEOPLE o. TIA TRANS Ms.
sisslpri Ia 4KIMENl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

tegrity Of the courts of the country, posa
stste and Federal utterly f5roids any sleA
appreh ensioa-
Courts have been Instituted lr she best
ard wisesi puIposcs. i Is tht II r-en isF
province to aimi1iater the lava n ~ par
ia ity or prejudice, and - hen thus preinll p
ed in he discharge 81 t1eir cuties cfe.3
man. 90 MAJ er what mEy be - ioo p
life, csn feel that his legal Rights Nlli De
protected, aad that the laws viii Be admin
istered 70 him IN that spirit Of justice OF
which il is presumed the coufts 81 f5e eotq-
try are sctnafed. The eyes OF the law con
stitute the only medium through Fhlen 9
court should see-and inasmueh as the ieN
makes 60 distinction in its appiesiion
amongst men, sad consequently tolerstel sie
5ias IN is administration, u should pc me
highest ambition Of q just and upright .iise
TO discharge the duties incumbent ul9n nm
without bias, end ~ total disregard q e.
fraaeoHs influences, come from Wnatetei
source they may. This being the spirit
which should, and doubtless does animate
The courts IN their administration o. me
laws. il would nSt only be uneouriecus, but
exceedingly unbec0ming IN me 70 indulge
even suspicion that any Sta court would
not DO actuated by it in ihe discharge Of is
judicial functions. But If il were even made
manifest to ms that there existed, from any
cause whatever, grounds sufficient 70 dis-
trust the State tribunals, that dietrust could
add nothing 10 the jurisdiction with which l
am invested as S Uni ed States judge, or N
any degree enlarge the powers which the
Law has conferred upon Ene.
CONSALLY J. IRIGo,
U. S. District Judge.
Nashville, Nov. 13, 1885.
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NOrIcE.-We would inform al parsons
having claims against the Government
which we're filed with the Board q Claims
Of which William Driver was recorder
crnreued by Speeisl Field Order No. os
dated March 18th, 1865, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
We van also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipta, and accounts ordered bsck from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order TO subEtantiste tho en-
tire claim, that the parties may get shsif
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
iese--tf II. ToNPKIKs 3 Co.
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Persons unac9uainted IN the city seeing
30 many advertisements for The tretamsnt
Of Special Diseases, arc often at q less 30 De
srmine 70 whom 10 ontrust she treatment
Of such cases. To such persons W take
pleasure in stating that the olds1t ssiab-
iishmsnt OF this kind is as no. . Deadsrick
street, and this should Be a sufficient guar
antes thst thia IL " reliable institution. DR.
A. RIoHkRD JoNzs may be iouad in his Of
Zee during the hours stated ia his general
advertisement. Az me8ieinls firnssked a
fte 5ffcr
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This vice, which e never prseiieesd Z
the presence Of any one, has proved th'
everlasting ruin OF Thousands Of tho noeies
and most talented young men tnat eFel
gave tongue % eloquencs or pen 70 son
Il has destroyed health, blasted he eonst
tuition, and reduced the miserable F.ctim !.
a living skeleton Nor are these iis ma
and fatal effects in its pains are scesieseo
the ruias Of reason, the most mslanehoiy
eight that can meet mortal eyes IL IL q
cured permanently Of this afiletio1, eau q
DIP. Coleman, No. Is North Cherry street
or sddress hifa By letter, Box So, N2sh
villa. Tenn. DnAo-b
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b. Az essay Of one hauar.s 49,, Il, 49,.
disclosing sut ata vri,,.hi-- ' ~. y l''e
relative b Obstinate Siss,-,. iliai iii'.'ion
deemed iucurahls, u.hs,. 49, and those
eessiui, aua what Is onis -. = sue
unsuccessful also, ne eerisi,, ''lags or
nent cure q fsiaia. witf--,. ~ perma-
either the kniie ~ cae.iis rs ,s use q
caneor and great experirn,s AZ ~, ~ Aaovn
lir. u. ?. hul-cee, during iusnt,. -
prsctlce, and the home eVi5r,... - ~.
akiil N Louisvliie, Ky, Is suaIeis-, -. -
iaehsaiien. Tho essay uill D. n,.ii.-5 ~.
q charge 10 she address 81 sng ssi,,.si
noVii-tf
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Plour continues as at our last--froIn 50 50
to So, according to brand Buyers are pot,
however, investing heavily, as there is a
confidence felt that with the rise in the
river, prices of all kinds of produce must
decline. There is no wheat ios sale IN the
market.
The prices of meats do not vary from our
last quotations bsing as follows; clesr sides
zoe; shoulders 24e.; sugar cured hams s4I<c.i
country hams 26e-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

WMrrR Is CoNISe, snd We are glad 70 IN
form the citizens that we are now prepared
TO furnish them with ach0ice article Of Coal,
selected With great care frem that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal %
hard, pure, and ear, and prices IS low as
win receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bro.'s, office
No. az, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hsn. octs0-u
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ylasfara ana Garden Lana.

ef sale, abQut fsif acres about ~ miles
neia We eity, en- Porter Pike and near Gall
i-'lh tike, with several fine building sites.
~ - me '1en iso-thiuds timbercd, Balance
-. esesl.als soli also az excellent stone
,sf ana tso thirds of The land would
-'-~s ''s o. the ee.t neyards ia the Staie.
nsv,e 3, j. I. a Z. W DE0WE,
ssh Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

Max L. Gutmann, No 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work to De found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish to sec his
frieeds at 20 Public Square
's5oqs pus slooa Ino1 IoI '51gnbS sIIqnd
'05'-oN 70 IlsO--i sszKnssoO dxY szz1ysd
oct 28-3m
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The Chattsnooga Gazette, atlanta lntelli-
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusia tonstl-
tstionaiist, Chronicle and Sentinel, ealiy,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, sprlnghe' d
Mass.) Republican, Boston Journal balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
At E. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. II
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MARKEFs.


tBy Teiegrsph.l
CINCINNATI, Nov. y
Flour UNCHANGED and quiet; suPerine 5o9T 75i
extra sas 50 for new and old, and Ts9l2 for fam
ny and faocy; Wheat remains nominal IN
settled and rather dull, at S2q2 % for old red,
and l0al IS FOX new Sorn a 55957c Oats
dull st tos Rice ia moderate demand At 7s9soc ;
Mess Pork quiet ct SD; Bulk Meats and Bacon IN
changed snd nominal; shoulders issi ribbed 81 des
lie; clear sides ls1zc. There is some enquiry for
green hams at lSe; shoulders and sides nominal at
l7alse; Lard in demand ct &c in ierees and 500 in
kegs; Hogs II Goa Y CO gross; Ilnseed oil is
steady at 5s Clover seed declined to 80; Cotton
duh and nominal, salel Ct middling could not be
made tower SIC, although holders are unwilling to
accept these rates; Whisky firm at 2 IS.
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just received from .. s. General Hospital,
at Nurireesboro, 2,ooo White Blankets, see
Ead spreads, .9oa Linen sheets, l,o9o
Linen Pillow slips. Gee Cotton Sheets.
800 Iron Bedsteads, aud SOC Cots. For sale
cheap By c. ~ NIcaoLs 4 Co,
nosit-lw 81 Bread street.