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scarcity Of Houses in New orleans.


Scarcity Of Houses In New Orleans.
The New Orleans times Of the 18th
discovers in that city the same want
that exists in this
"There is a great want Of cottage res
licences, second and third class dwell
ing houses He would, indeed, be con
sidered public benefactoF who would
devote time, capital and intelligence 10
10 the building and erecting Of tene-
ment houses, not such as constitute half
of the dwellings in New York, There
are thousands Of lots of grounds in our
city waiting for the men Of capital and
industry 10 take them ia hand Thou
sands of cottages would meet with
steady and permanent tenants and oc-
cupsnts Also, it would prove a most
profitable and lucrative business for
owners OF money or capitalists 1--WE dis
like the word capitalists, we have so
few, very few, in the city) 20 build cot
tage or small tenements and sell them
tothOsewho could pay an installmenti in
cash and the balance in q term of
years, or rather ia annual INSTALL
ments. Thousands Of our citizens, me
chsnics and lsborere, who depend on
stated salaries, would be induced TO
become the owners Of a homestead, and,
OF course, permanent citizens. The
communication by our system of rail
roads, with every part of our city,
brings our suburban districts in imme-
date connection with sl Business parts
of the city Though it may be out Of
place TO make comparisons, and posi-
bly, uncalled for, nevertheless If ten mil
lions of dollars of the money invested
in bank stocks had been invested in
real estate, in the manner pointed out,
our social compact would have been in
much better position"
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Mrs. Maria Grinder, wife Of George
Grinder, has been arrested in Allegha-
ny, charged with poisoning = number
Of persons, as various times men, wo-
men and ehildren--six Of whom died
The accused has been committed for
trial She is described as woman Of
fine appearance and pleasant demeanor,
aged thirty years, according to her own
statement, although she appears older
Ii Is stated that previous 10 removing
to Allegheny, some three or four years
ago, she resided in Louisville, Ken
lucky, and has also been a resident Of
Indiana She Is evidently a womsnlof
much intelligence, and processes to be
a christian, having great faith in re-
hgion. Mrs. Grinder was frequently
employed as a nurse, and Wss noted for
her kindness 10 her patients.
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Edgefield Property.

One Of the hest Suburban res dsnoes near Nash
vile, beautifully located and finely improved The
loteOntans ~ acres Of rlch garden land, lroutng
on Foster street and on the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad 50 situated that Il could b cut up
into beautiful building los. Terms liberal.
ALSO
A House on Bell street. with 4 rooms, good els;
tern, &C. Lot fronts 40 feet ON Bell sheet, BY
feet deep, well enclosed. Pre- Siboe
ALSO
A House oDIBen Street, with 4 rooms. Est fronts
20 feet by 200 deep, good clstem. Price $50
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage with rooEls and Kitchen.
Rooms Of good sisA; good ciseru porch front and
shelby Park, and very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO
famed House with rooms aud ball, porch IN
'front.' well shaded and well enclosed Lot irout, b
eet Woodland TO feet deep; joins the residence
Of Mr.. DurJ. Fnee $500.
ALSO
brick House with s rooms, en- Herman street.
lot 70 feet BY ITO Good elstern aad garden all sei
enclosed, Price $500
ALSO
kfsued House on Fafheriand street, win Eve
rooms, kitchen aud eistern beautifully shaded aod
Wei enciotei. lfL iFOuts Father land
l3o deep. Pr CO S5Ou1i one thrd eAsh, balance ir
one and two years.
ALSO
House Shelby street, with good raons, a
kitchen cellar snd good eisiezn. Lot rs feet BY
lT6. Pacs $500 cash
ALSO
fame House on Gallaiin piks With sig rooms,
kitshen, ouihOuses and an excellent cisiern vel
enclosed Lot 20 feetbyi'0 Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House on 6allaiin Pike. with roorns, /
oufhouses lumber she'd and an excellent cisieTu.
Lot 100 feet BY l70. Terms $500.
framed House, on 6allstin Pike, with rooms /
IL good condition. On Spring street. Lot % tJ % u
ALSO
brick and framed House, With good rooms,
smoks houss, stable, end otiihouses- hss 1908
shsds trees, and an excellent eistern. Loi i59n--
100 f.. on BOscobei street, ~ ITO ieei dep. Fos
s90O.
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House on Bell Street. with rooms, good cis-
tern, 6c Lot fronts 40 feet ON Bell sheet, ~ o
feet deep, well enclosed. Pre- Sl60s.
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AEREsrs-A dispatch from Memphis
announces the arrest, in that city, Of
Brigadier General Marcus J. Wright
and Colonel LOOney, late Of the rebel
army. The arrest was made by the
United States Marshal They are IN
der Indictment for treason. Judge
Trigg opens the fall term Of his court in
Memphis next Monday. Wa, presume
the cases Of these gentlemen sill be
disposed Of during the term
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ANDY JoHNsoSs SHORT MErHoD WIZ
LOWS NAroLEoS.-A letter is brought 70
PRESIDENT Johnson from bis Serene
highness Macmillan the First by the
grace Of Napoleon the Third, Emperor
OF Mexico, Andy johnson replies that
be can't come in don't know any such
dlgnitaIy as the Emperor Of Mexico
That will do. II is regular Napole
oBic idea-N. T. Reala.
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European EmIgrants in The south.

Since the termination Of the civil war Ea-
ropean emigration 10 this country has be
erma altoeetber unprecedented in its pro-
portions Several thou ands Of these new
coIneis are landed az New 0Fk every week.
A great many of these emiFranis who have
recently arrived in New York have been
h,red 60 20 80 Virginia and other Southern
Stat g, that class Of lsblrers being, as il
ptems pr. ferrtd By the rsbels 70 those who
nav, been residents OF the North 'rn States.
duch a. this emigration is needed in the
soutu and much as VI j. calculated 10 im-
prove the condit on OF that unioitunste
section 81 our country, there is q public
danger "a he politicl use which deInG
gognes msv make IN the South as they did
IN the Moth, OF the new settlers from for.
eiFn lar ds, which challenges public vigil
ance While the aversion of Southern en-
piovers Tor laborers who hsve long resided
IN the Northern States reveals their dread.
OF Deopie who have lesrned 20 look with
coiietapt apon their boosted superiority,
their preference for strangers indieatss =
disposition 10 control The votes Of these new
lalorsrs, and 20 use them for their own 70
htical PURPOSES. Now there could be moth
inr more fatal 10 the welfare Of the country
than renewal Of that treiic in foreign
votes, which had contributed so much 10
consoli date Southern influence in Northern
bai-ro ms aud copPerhesd conventions, and
Which has played 90 omlnOus part in hc-
celebrating the explosion Of our civil war.
Great az the necessity 10 for the material
recuperation Of the south, this viii never
theless fail 70 secure the prosperity Of the
country unless il be made 10 20 hand in
hsnd with political and morsl regeneration.
We look with grave misgivings upon the
advent uf the new European immigrants IN
theso regions, unless they are also accoInpa-
MED bv euhghtsned settlers iron the free
states, taxing with them the school house,
the church, the newspaper and 81 the ideas
ot free society. Then they will beneh'
themselves aud the country into which they
smigrate, without the dab ger Of supplying
material for southern demagogues, anu
Internationally injuriog the south as much
pohticslly az their honest labor viii, nc
doubt, promote its material enhancement
Cl.raFo Republican.
The object of the foregoing article
lie mischief The assumption that
Southerners prefer laborers fresh from
foreign countries 10 those "WhO have
been residents of the Northern States,
Is unfounded and entirely gratuitous
The South needs white lAborers, and
come from whatever Q uarter they may
they viii he welcomed Whether they
bee natives of the Northern States
Irish, Germans, Sgeedes, or Poles, THEN
reception will be equally cordial. Send
along, Mr.. Republican, your enhght-
ened settlers from the free states
with school houses, churches, &e, we
wall give q half million Of them homes
and prosperity, in Tennessee but we
cannot promise you that they viii lend
themselves 10 the promotion of the 20
.litical schemes Of demsgogues Of YOU
class.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings
AND
Old Lumber.

L WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUG
Il lion, on TIE 1st and 2d days Of eepiember,
lss5, the following GoYsrnmest Buildings, VIZ:
Transfers Quarters, On Vine street, north d
Broad.
Vine Street Stable, north Of Broad.
A large lot o. Old Lumber--in yard adjacent 70
No. q south Cherry street.
ALSO Additions 10 q. 9. shop, no. 2, on north
Market street. being three % Sheds.
Additions 70 Belle View Building on north Cherry
street, beng
o caok Eouse and Dining Room.
Obe Bath Room.
One Addition.
slAbls Wood and Tool House.
WasherEoman's H0use
WISH house
One lsrde Shed with bnilding attached, near
Fort Houston, on Granny White Pike.
AISO-Uunnished Building Hest Of Chattanooga
Depot
SAFE 70 BE- made on The premises, commencinR a
10 on the lsi pEotiIno, add IN de order Hhlch
they apT ear 10 this advertisement.
Terms Cash. Buildings 10 BE- removed aithe ex-
pense OF the buyer.
By esdsr Of Col. A J. MacEar. CHI q. y, D. 7.
A. W. WILLS,
aug3o-td. Bvt. MAJOR and A. Q. N.
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neat framed Cottage, with rooEls and kitchen.
Rooms Of good sisa; good csieru porch front and
rear Lot fronts 60 feet BY 10 deep situated near
shelby Park and very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500
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Vacant Lots.

e,,o,cs Lot fronting leo feet On Russell sirfei,
near Tuhp street church, - -. -. 4,
r. 80 ssch 30 feet 'front.' ca russell street, y
IN Fs.o Very convenient 20 tne hHe Fridge
beautiful Lot, neeT1g q o--is NE teaiaenls q
Inc WorroH. Esq-, 5e1iio -
a T.ot frontls 6 50 feet % fetheriand street, D
IA ssso Very near the y ire Bridge
-, ,ts b.sf seen Russell and fatherisnd streets
s-o,fiue-sO feet each On OAK, ~ 10 deep
a 90 ce Lot, froniinE 20 iegto % fathsfiand and
,7,nnin, bask 10 in 4 iod neighboraood
q-ro Lots % Fafhsriand, each froaiIng % feet hY
IN Joining Oscar Bohme's prouertY.
Tfo Lots % Fatheflsud opposite Oscar Bohms's
property, eech 50 b 10 feef.
, Isot, corser Of ssesensoa and Factory streets.
fronting go ieet o. FaetoFy, b. - aioag Steven
A choice Lot, froaang 80 fat On Russell street
b. 10 deep. sdoininK A. y. lfEin sad very conye-
uieni 70 he Wire Bridge
A Lot on Russell stresi. aiiaEmg p Ginning.
ham, frouis 50 b 10 fest-
Eight Acres q the vegy bsst Earien lad, fro.t.
ing 80 yzzcs On esiisin pike. 81 40 ysfds o. he
C0uafy road.
Esht o. sen Lots ly.pE seuih q shaiby Avenue.
slA lafgs ngInoer q Loti . Etmssg's Addlio1,
snd ussHy otherls hea1illuly iocaisd snd ysluaaie
auf4-u lGI
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We met yesterday with a citizen Of
Nashville, who had recently returned |
home, alter an absence ofseveraI years. !
He returned with the intention Of re-
lnsiniDg and educating, in our midst,
his family Of interesting children. But
he was much discouraged. He found
no difficulty in getting employment,
sad coed wages, but he cannot get
b 1use 70 live in. Boarding is too ex-
pensive-it would consume all his sala-
~, and leave nothing for other expen-
ses. He was fearful he would be COM
PEELED to try his fortunes elsewhere.
This is not an isolated case. There
are many other head of families sim
larry situated Nashville ought TO
have double her present house room.
A few years sgo she had barely enough.
Her population since has nearly
doubled, and new corners are constant
y arriving. i viii very seriously mil
tate against our city, if steps are not
taken TO provide house room FOR all.
There are hundreds Of eligible vacant
lots, on which private residences ought
tObe built Inthese days Of high taxes
and sn endless variety Of them-it il
silly policy TO permit building lots to
remain unimpToved In few years the
taxes viii eat up the enhanced value
OF this description Of property, and be
Sin TO cut Into the original value
However profitable it might, in fornei
days, have been 20 let lots lie idle, anC
take advantage of the increase Of VAlu'
to sell them, hereafter, for many year
TO come, it will be decidedly unWisI
policy 70 trust TO that sort Of 'luek.
On the other hand, there viii be con
slant demand for dwelling houses a
good prices. The career Of Nashville
is upward, and nothing is now ikel
to occur TO check its progress. House
which rented in 1860 for ak hundre
dollars year are now commandin
from $500 TO $500. The capitals
who invests his money in builC
ing good comfortable dwelling houses
and gets such rents ss these, or eve
less, viii be doing well We hop
moneyed men will take this matte
into consideration, and do somethin
10 supply the demand for house room.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-01

In a speech delivered BY President
johnson, IN the United States senate
in ls59, he made the following emphatic
declaration:
The man Who deliberately and boldly
asserts that Thomas Jefferson, when be
penned the sentiment that al men
were created equal, had the negro in
bis mind, is either an IDIOT or 3 knsFe
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The Keuturky Election.
spe-ial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
IrvtNoroN XIV Aug .

NTe7llI IlsTaI D % tlf NIlclnlaIl ualtIIe
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug 20.
The total official vote, With the ex
ception Of Wolfe county, Isl for Treas
urer, Garrard, 1920; Neale, 42,OS2
Gsrrard's majority il l5S LAST fail
McCleilans majority was about $4,000
The House will stand, Opposition, S.
Union, - The Senate, Opposition, rs
Union, IS,
Il is said that Lieut. Gov. Jacobs e.
vors the amendment II 50. his cast
ing vote will carry il in the Senate
?, he vote of Wolfe county will not be
counted; the law throwing II out on
account of the election officers not for
Warding il 10 the capital.
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House onIBsIl Street, with 4 rooms. Est fronts
90 feet by 20. deep, good clstsm. Price $50
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The Pittsfsld (Afass.) Eagle, moved
by the list of crimes of various kinds
noticed in its local columns, naively
remarks
aft the devil isn't at large now, he
never was be is continually moving
up aad down the earth, (stopping at
Pittsfield both ways "a he goes,) not
only seeking whom he may devOnr, but
always devouring some body.
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MUTUAL

Benefit will hold ont better. aud be more pleasant
70 alt concerned We. for one. make it our rule.
aud Is our cherished principle 10 have every one
Of our tFsn actions, be it ever 30 little or Of the
ersndest magnitude, " MUTUAL It must be the
base Of operFtiOui and we enjoy the pleasing ssiis
faction Of Percevng that this rule OF ours is highly
appreciated BY all with whom We have the pleasure
OF doing basiness.
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M is C eIIaneous
Farms.


A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county. twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with gaed
cedar fence; splendidly Wetered fCur hundred
ares cleared ball nce vel tmbeTed with ce1ar and
other z owth; two residences on he plsce--one
good outnOuses, &C.
ALSO
Farm Of COO Acres Of splardid land, fifteen
miles from Nashville on the Gsllasin pke-is PTin-
cipsily nYer bottom. Lies between the Cumberland
river and Gallafiu pike About one third Of the lard
Is clearsd, bslance well timbered. Wal be scld in
a body, or Farms Of 90 or 800 Acres, 70 SUIT par
chasers. Terms reTy easy.
Also
A Farm Of 500 Acre. Of splendid Land in Ruth
eriord county, in sighto Lavergna. The residence
has heen burned but the out houses remain. There
is a good Orchard slsO large quantity Of Cedar
timber on il. Il IS an sxeellentSiock Farm.
ALSO
Farm Of 40 AcIes-good lsnd-2 miles from
Lsyeran, on MurfreesborO pike nd Chattanooga
Railroad, one hall cleared and new Thirty Dollars
per acre.
ALSO
A Farm OF IS Acres At Lebanon, Wilson county.
Bias a brisK residence with rooms, 4 Offices N the
yard, good cistern and well, esrnage house, ice
house, milk house, good hsrn aud garden.
Farm Of l45 Acres, four miles from Franklin,
Williamson county on the Cart rs Cresk Pike and
known a. the 'Southall Place." 30 acres cssared.
Has q good house on i with four rooms, kitchen,
barn. and other outbouses, and q spleodid we'll.
ALSO-A Tract Of LOO acres, four miles from the
above tract, al IN woods.
in one and two years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-01

The Hon. Montgomery Blair made a
speech st Clsrksville, Nd, on the 10th
instant He was very severe on Mr..
Seward, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Hotl, and
Thad Stevens he is q candidate for
Congress
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-01

Affamed House with rooms aud ball, porch u
'front.' we'll shaded and well enclosed Lot ironts b
iest on Woodland TO feet deep; ions the resdenc,
Of Mr. DurY. ruce $780,
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Also

Splendid Farm containing 4O0 Acres. Eve
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville snd ChattA.
naOga railroad, at Glen Clife Depot, snd on Mil
creek. The land is very rich, spieniidly Wstert d
and beautifully locsted. This IS one Of thu best
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, aud is pecu-
liar adapted 10 raising Stock. On the place IL q
railroad switch, aod NEAR BY IL very large sand-
hank b-ing q splendid place for an extensive Brick
Yard There Is a two story brick residence, with >
framed addition, containing rooms also kitchen
and Out-hOuses, good barns, stables, &c, anu az
Orchard OF 1000 choice FruiI Trees.
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EnoIneer Saw Mills for Sale

C,EALED PROPOSALS, uutil II O'Clock, m, Sep
- tembsr ION, BY the Undersigned, through P. u.
box a25 for the above named saw NIL.
This Mill u one Of owen. La1e, Dyer 4 Cos
make, Of Hamilton, Ohio, 10 inch cylinder, 20 inch
stroke, and capacity Of 100 feet daily.
The Mil Is in complete running order, and can
re daily sc us present location IN fhe Engineer
LnmOer yard on the Franklin pike near the Chat
tanOoRa railroad. Il IL 10 be underwood that the
proposals viii b wade for the Mil and sill fxsnres
thar are attached. Two additional Circular Saws
NAV be inclnasd Ia the b.ds, Al the option OF the
bidder.
The Government reserves the night 10 reject al
bids IL deemed too low.
Bidders are intitsd 10 he present at the opening
OF tina bids, and the envelope should be endorsed
70 show the nature Of the communication.
Terms CASH IN United States currency.
BY oider Of the Chief EnRiDeer
l J. ". BARLOW,
sepl-lOt CAPT. OF Ens'rs.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD


CfEALED PRCPQSALS VII 81 received g lns
- Office 81 me 5oEth NasEUila Street. s.l.io
Compauy uual tie l5ih dsy of opleuaai, -, -
furnishing Toe maiersl aylnz he irac = az ~,
ping Tia road o. The CoupsDy, sad q 49, ~ ~
Necessary siah.es snd WorksnOps- Bias ~
lered ulder these beads or dl-islons -. ~
fra-For urnishing an mzterai ~ - -
Rav rneluG.nF Inoa. Tida Chalrsi 1p.i-e'i ~-'--''
Ballast eto an1 or lGying t1e lfa--'
2es3lf-Fur furnishing ne al. - .t.,t.f -
Th1d--Fcr fnruuhng lle -
t-,''li.-., the 50 - and Worksh7fH
Bias viii h received 81 eit'sI q ~,
iisIas, anf iiss f5r ~ ent'1e ~ ~, ,.,,-., -
- - ,- ~ s-Iept or rcleci any el.sions ar
- - - Piaas ald sracI1eaiicne ca
- - q a. ofhss ~ he Eneineer q ne eo
- = ~ - r,,.fsr. No 4 North CherfT street
paAyi ~ = LEROY hA,l-TkJAei.
s.arrafarw
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Also

Nice Little Farm Of II Acres four and .
half miles from the city, on the p.eker-On + ke-
Has frsm house with 1Our rooms, out-hOuses and
stable. Land very nchi excellent water. Pnes
oH.
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]. M. SHAPES
Select Academy for Young Ladies
KpsEFIRLD FEMALE IysrryFTF

4 oCATED Tso Miles from Nashville, Tenn
Limited % tseuty.hre day and twenty Eve
baardinE PurilE. feTmt-Boafd 500 per season
81 - Weets iuiilOu rs. Muse, fFei ca, nav
ia et,, extra CdSi posiirou rclairtf ia eduirce
Farenis would DO Well % enter pupils irnmcdisls-
b.. Address J. ~. SHARrE, Principal.
Nashville, reun
- sessions conneece first Monday lsth dayl
q sepisinbef, and Attn Monday ia day Of Jsnu.
Az, isss. B2&2m
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Notice.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
CoILEcaoRs OFncE, sECOND DISTRICT OF 1ENN
NASHVILLE, August 2sth, 1866
NOTICE IS hFreby given that the annual list Of
! assessments Of Incomes Licenses, Csrnsges,
Plate etc for the year 1864 ircs been returned to
me by the AssessorO this District and the same is
nov uue aud PAYABLE and will attend, for the col
lection Of the sans 10 the county Of Davidson, at
nv Office in Nashville. tom tie lsst 10 the 10Th Of
September iBclnsiYe between the hours of . and 4
oe ocl each daE. Che same may be pa any
time before said period,
H. l.. N0RVELL, Collector.
sug29-tll sepl0. III
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NashElIIe Chamber o. COmmeree

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Nee
ing OF the Nashville Chamber Of CONNER e
81 which President. four Vice Residents, Seer
tary and Treasurer are 10 he elected, will take
plsce ~ the Chamber Rooms, in the Masonic Tenn
pc. on Tuesday sf eTnoon, at O'Clock, Sept. 9Th,
1885. A full Attendance is expected
A. A. BREAST, Secretary.
ang29-lw
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Engineer Property
AT
PriVa ate y a / q .

ENGINEER OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, TESS Aug 18th, lsG6.
VTTILr.b lie sold at private sale ct the Engineer
w Office, Church street, corner Of Spruce Nash
vile on the 5th OF september 1860, and daly there
after until the sale is closed, quantity OF Photo
graphic instruments aud Chemicals, including
Globe Lenses Baths, Pruning Frames, Ac, no long
er needed BY the government
Also, ! small Printing Establishment, consist ng
of a Rsmsge Press, "A fonts Of type, eases, &C ,
max ng complete ONCE for printing small jobs.
Also, at Chattanooga, Tenn, by .. r. 4. Murphy,
Quartermaster let U y v V EngneeIs, 90 and alter
I art Harne $, Pont 9On Wagons, wheel barrows,
pack saddles, plows force pump and steel drills.
Terms ca-h, IN government iunds. Detailed IN
forrnation clu Be Obisined az this ONCE.
BY Oruer Of the Chief Engineer.
VIM +. MERRILL,
Rug27-td Col lst y > V ' Engineers.
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Situation Wanted.
Taken Up

A FIRsr.rsfe Mdier wants q situatou, ether %
n the div or il the conutry. ApplJ at tne - -
sufh House b. g. Kaie-msn J. seitocll .ll; e
~ - ~ rariraf efraef Aner--l-
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A New Enterprise.

A NEW and complete Family Sewing Mfehine.
"A one thst 6lls the wants CT every Family II
makes the Lock Stitch, aud is sdapt5d 10 a kinds
Of sewing Large Inducements offered 20 eOOd
energetic Agents. For terms and Esmp e Of seN-
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