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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-03
For Sale.
Five Closed Counters
Suitable for Retail Trade.
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Nos. aaI South Zoe Public Square
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The Unit Cd states,
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ala Estate 1ad Property, Money, SOCKS aHd
4f.t.Df Robert Mathews
a ..--U. OF "a VT. u-siit.l4l eIH5g On ne f--
-e.sI f-~1- tbe Circuit C0mt 81 the United 5l7ies
f5r be- Middle District o. Tennessee, and ~ plr
s1ance or tire decree Of sad louf .l'..i.A -',l On
5ar+ Tsr. crurlene ing 81 20 % eloa b a llf rei at
1uflc auction. 90 tee highest l.1d5r l'r ca-l IN
ggnJ ~ trc Court house door no sa7nFNe, DAVID
I'm eCusfy Tennessee aii The rit1t. tite ana m
fara4f f5r the reuod Of be nIturtl DIE, n h1deft
Mathew 90 ana a the 'o.IoElnR described zeal 90
fgfa ~ grf. IyvfutV-s-X acres a land u DE t9au
m sha.byviue Bedford county, state ri Ie1lessee,
fa-nr lart ~ lot No. Ts 10 the plm % -a-d t-aa
tfzo a acres Of anI IN the lsih evil district Of said
county
Ai-5 1880 ncrss Of Laad In the Z5lh civil District
OF -a.s county
AIo on the same day AMI time. In the town o.
gheltygiie, Tenn will te sold at pri- agctou az
The Furniture q saI1 Robert Mat1-Fs, selzsd 1
TINS cau.e j. X. GLAsCJCk,
sepz-sE Marshal M. ID. Tenn.
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Teachers Appointed for the Hum,
RuIIdfuu

PRoy C. D IAwREscE author OF Lawrence Al
zebra" aud late Professor Of Mathematics in III,
New York State Normal Inst tnts az Aibany-Prin
cipa.
H. ". WAEAES, A. B.. Yale c I.ege, Teacher Q
Classics and English Branches.
Prot A. j. n. Bzien. rom Pont Croix College, De
patment du Finlstere (Frsnce) and late Profess ,
at the University Of Notre Dame, lnd.-Teacher Q
Modera Languages snd Classics.
john A. Owen, A b, from lllinOis.-Teaeher Il
Grammar Department.
Miss i James. from st. Albsns, Vermont for
mery PreoepTess OF the Female Department g
COR High School.
Ms NJ Hanks, fOm Cinrnrati. Ohio.
Miss n f Pin lips, from Boston, Mass.
Miss r Ford, Nashville.
MIS- NJ Nannoy Brown, Nashv L.
Miss Caruthers, from Huntsville, Ala.
Mics VI Lo7g. Nashville.
Mics Magg Barr, Nashville.
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Gold and Silver Watches
GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
Bracelets, Rings. Sets Of Jewlery &c.

RIO be disposed Of At ONE DOLLAR each
without nrgaTd 10 value, aud not 20 Do paid for
uqt yOu know what You sre 10 receive
Our Inducements are the great It ever offered for
obtaining good JewAlry al low pr ces.
Certificates OF gl the articles named in our circu-
lar are pat into envelopes, sealed mp. and mixed,
and wh'n ordered, are drawn, without regard 60
choice, and sent by mall Tree or ex pense giving all
a far Cha0cs. Il RIll then b. at your option Ia
send One Dollar Tor tbs article T not; SATlSFAC-
TION Il GUARANTEED n Bll cases and "A there
are No BLANKS, Il Il impossible Tor any one 10 TO-
ceye less than the yalue OF their money.
Our Inst comprises l5O,OOO articles valued at
from s. 10 SIS each, consisting OF Gents and La
oies Sold and liver Hunting Cssed u Watches, Nj
nature MsRic S3riug and snsp Locke $, Oya and
Chase Gold Bracelets. Geld Pens with oliver
noun Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver e1-
tenson cases and pencils, Sod Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased aud Stone set RING Bosom STUDS,
Sleeve Buttons variety Of styles,) Calf mia Liza
mond, Solitaire ana Cluster Plus, 6ents' Masonic
Plus and Rings, Ladies' Belt Buckles, God Ihiu-
lles Coral, opal, Jet and Pearl sets Fl Ladies'
Jewely, variety Of styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch
e. Chate aine and Long Guard ,hsius. tents Vet
aud Neck CHAINS, GJld and jet Revolving kroOch-
ss etc etc
4 circular containing list o. articles, slso the
LIBERAL lSLUcE FNTs AND PRFNIUNs We offer ma
forming Clubs, wall be- seat free. single certificates
Is cents. five for 81, thirteen for s. thirty three for
s., one hundred for $40. Our central location
brings US near the most reno points, anu all or
ders promptly filled and forwarded by return mail
or express.
Agents va ted 10 eyefy town and county.
Address PACkARD a CO..
s3 West Fourth ST., ncinnRt, ONO.
sens I'm
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ALSO

A House on Rell Street, with rooms, good ciz-
terra, &c. Lot fronts 40 feet On Bell sueet, ly 20
feet deep, well enclosed. Price 500.
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FLORENCE.
Florence Machine Company

To supply the demand for these Machines hs
] heretohrs prevented their universal Introduction
| Having rehied their facilities for MsuulctuHug
they are no" prepared to I'LL their orders.
The Florence has the following sdssatsges Oyer
anyand all other Sewing Machines:
tbs the only Machine that will make more than
/ one kind OF Stitch.
make iy'r different stitches, the loe, Lpof, do
De '0e., and double A'Ot, CD one aud the same ma
chine. Each stitch being alike on both siiss Of the
fabric
It's the only Machine having the reversible fssd
motion, which enables the operator, by SIMPLY
turning thumb screw, to have the work run eth
to ths right or lef to stay any part Of the seam,
or fsstsh the ends OF seams, without turning the
fabric.
The only Msehne having self adjusting shuttle
iension-ths amount Of tension always being in
exact proportion 10 the size Of the bobbn.
Changing the length Of stitch, and from oae kind
Of stitch TO another, can readily be cone while the
Machine Is in motion.
The needle is essiy adjusted.
Il is almost noseles, and can be used VI ere quiet
is necessary.
lts motions are all positive; there are no springs
to get out Of order and IFS simplicity enables the
most inexperienced 70 operateit
It does not require finer thread on the under than
for the upper side, and will sew seross the heaviest
seams, or from one 20 more thicknesses Of cloth.
without change Of needle, teOsion, or breaking
thread.
The Hemmer is easily adj usted, and will turn any
with Of hem desired.
It Will hem, fell, bisd, gather, brad. Guilt. and
gsfscr and sew on ruflis 1t he same time.
The taking up Ct the slack thread is not 9eIfJrm-
ed by the irregular contraction Of wire coil or IN.
certain operation Of wire levers The precision and
accura,y with which the Florence draws the thread
INTO the Goth IS Unspprosched in any Sewing Ia.
.hine hitherto oHesed IN the market
Each Machine is fdrniahed with {" BIrlula,'s SslC
saosr" which guide De ir5rk slC sni Is Of iBvsl-
iabls yses, especially 10 inexperienced operators,
While possessing the shove, and many oibsr.f.
antagss the Florence - sod st corresa ponfirIg
.uces with other hrst class machues. end a esr.,
ii xaminstiou VIII July sutstant.ate all thst Ne
ave claimed for o.
Every Machine is warranted, and VII BE- Kept in /
rider one year.
We are he sole SCENTS for the wel-kno4n Howe
fschine, whose superiority a. a Manufaelurer's
Iachine . thoroughly estabished.-E Hove, Dr.
lyeut0r and Paten,er.
Machines repaired and Satisfaction guaranteed
AS-Agents wanted 10 every connty. Li1eral n.
loemeuts offered.
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ALSO

OSier street anu on the Al0uIENIlie euu Mas u
vile Rail-osd; 50 situated that it could be cut OPP
into 0e1uti. nj building los. Terms literal.
ALSO
A House on Rel Street, with rooms, good ciz.
terra, &c. Lot fronts 40 feet On Bell sheet, ly 20
feet deep, well enclosed. Price 5 500.
ALSO
A House onlBe1 Street. with rooms. fronts
60 feet by 2oJ-deep, good cistem. Price $50
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage. with rooms ami Gltchsu.
Rooms OF good size; good EASTERN; porch front aud
resr Lot fronts g leet by no heep -iaatsd uesr
she by Park, and very convenient to tLr hr-
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House with rooms aud hall, porch %
front, well shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts %
feet on Woodland TO ct deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr. Dury. trce $500.
ALSO
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot ~ feet by TO Good cistern and garden all vel
enclosed, Price $500
ALSO
Af.aued House on Fathersnd street with five
rooms, kitchen and cisteTn beautifully shaded and
well enclosed. Lot fP5nt4 l5u teet on rstharlaud by
ITO deep. Prce S5O1Ji one third cash. thisucs nc
one aud two years.
ALSO
a HouFe on Shelby street, with good roo M,
kitchen, cellar, and good eastern Lot i25 feet by
10. PAIGE 5000 cash
ALSO
4 frame House on Gaain pige With six rooms,
kitchen, OuthOUses and sn l1eiient cisieIn well
enclosed. Lot 20 feet by 40. Price $500
ALSO
A framed House on Galltin Pike, with rOomst
lumber shed, and an excellent clsteru.
Lot 100 feet by 10. Terms $500.
ALSO
A framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with 2 rooms
in good condition, OF Spring street Lot b. by 300 O..
Price S2dUJ-
ALSO
brick and framed House, with q good rooms.
smoke house, stable, End Outhouses Has good
hade trees, aud su excellent ci-feru- Lot fronts
loo ie on BOscObel street, by 10 feet deep luee
500.
Also
A Large two-stoTy Brick Te-jence, with eight
rooms, on Russell ST., near "fuIp street church %
.Ot frCntE 100 feet by TO feet deep Good kiicheu,
'istern, etc, and we'll enclosed. improvements u
excellent condition, and one OF The best l0-aLoLs 10
Eogefeld.
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hserschell Y. Johnson was recently
talking very blatant treason in The
presence Of suudry gentlemen. one OF
mem nnally interrupted him and told
MN he could not talk so in Washing
loh. Ar johnson said that he b.d
bren pardoned by the President an5
he knew OF no power which copIs -
vent him from expressing H. -;
Inents. The gentleman REPLIED no., n.
did know Of a power that coDId -
vent him. namely: the presence mi
strength Of a loyal man who would not
tolerate the utterance Of treason in 80
pre-ence Shortly afterwards Mr. Jobn.
son privately inquired the name Of the
person who so abruptly silenoed him
and was told thst it was Mai Gen Jno
". 1esTy.- Wash Cor. On. GassRs.
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General Besuregard is At this time
living quietly in his own house in New
or,ssns which, when he claimed IT, on
his return lately, was restored to him.
The reminds us that three yesrs 500
Gen. Beauregard wrote the following
letter which was at the time published
M the south.
baden, Ala, August 3. 1852
MY dear neneral--l regret 10 hear of
being wounded. hone he will
soon Pee aolo 10 face the abolitiopists
IN ihis contest we must triumph or
PERISH and the sooner we make nm opr
MINDS 90 It the better We now un5sr
stand the hypocriucal cry of "Tn;on
and Constitution, which means o,,5
alwsys did mean "spoliation and mur.
der
We viii yet have 10 come 10 nTo.
claiming tins war "a war 10 the knife
when no quarter will be as 1ed or grant
ell ] believe il is the only thinp
which can prevent recruiting at lie
North. As 10 ourselves, / think YER,
few wall not admit tid, death Is yrst,y5Jis
Q. a.s'aTar 0aa nan
With kind regards, &c, remain
yours sincerely g. r. BEaURrGAEn.
General VIM f. Martin, Poootalieo
South Carolina.
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Mississippi has, through her State
Convention, prohibited slavery within
her borders, and imposed upon the
Legislature the duty of enacting laws
for the protection of the free colored
population
Elections were held in Alabama, on
the alst ult, for delegates to a State
Convention which is TO be held in short
time at Montgomery Intelligent citi-
zeus of the State, with whom we have
recently conyersed, give it as their
opinion, that their State Convention
wall follow the example Of Mississippi.
But we asked, what will the Legisla-
turr do2 Freedom is not much of a
boon, unless it is sustained by law, and
the freedman protected in his right TO
acquire and hold property, to sue and
be sued, &c. The reply was-First, we
expect TO ratify the constitutional
amendment; next, 10 repeal all laws
making distinctions between white and
coiored men, respecting the acquisition
oil property next, TO give the colored
people advantages of schools, &c; and
finally, the right to bear testimony in
the c0urtB
II Alabama does this, what excuse
can any one give for seeking TO de
priye her Of representation in Congress2
Objections may be trumped up, but no
sufficient excuse could be rendered.
She would be standing, as q free State,
in exactly the position Of Pennsylvania,
and other Northern States, giving the
colored population the same rights and
privileges
But Alabama has not yet taken her
stand She may fall below the mark.
The country viii soon see.
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A neat framed Cottage. with rooms ami kitchen
Rooms OF good sizei good ciseu; porch front aud
shelby PARK, ami very convenient 90 tGr Wr-
Bridge. Price $500.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS

Farm OF LEG acres. ~ miles from Nashville.
near She Stones River Pike. land very reb-sl
acres cleared. Has on 10 a good tao-story framed
resideuce tn eightrOOms, IN FIRST rate condition
also kitchen, harms. stables, etc. Chs Is We'll VA
i..rad and ,.aIl Ii nIa.I
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II VIII afford rs greet pleasure to show them not
only to those wishing to purchase, but also to these
hSVng SiAshlNhS, who viii fad Novelty, Dura-
hllty snt simplicity in the Mechanism. klsgsnce
and Convenience in the design OF the
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A letter from Havana says Captain
n ;. MAury hss Hound employmeuts
y, IA the National Observatory of Mexico.
We hope he viii have leisure there 10
repent OF his treason to his native coun.
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ALSO

framed House, on Gall9tin Pike, with rooms
in good condition, OF Spring street. Lot b. by 90 o..
Price S2jOJ.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of II Acres four suI s.
hall miles from the city, on The D.cker,Cu Ee
Has fram house with tour rooms, Cut-housez ami
stable. Lana very Hch, excellent wster. Pre-
.OW.
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frame House on GsllaiIn piEe With six rooms,
kitchen, OuthOUses. and sn excellent cisiern we'll
enclosed. Lot 70 feetby 80 Price $500.
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A CENTS WANTED FOR TIRE SECRET SER.
"A VICE, the Field, the Dungeon AMI ne Fs-
cape The most Interesting aud exciting book
ever pnniisied emurseing Mr. Richardson's IN
parslleled experience for four vesrs. fravelling
through the Souta m the secret service 81 ne
Tribune" L vii abound 10 stirring eyeBts and
contain more OF the fact, incident and romance OF
the war than any other work published. send bl
Circulars. Address JONES, BROS. A ca
lss ", fth Street. cincInnsu, Ohio.
sugls.sms,dtW.
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Z. X...ZZ.ZZ ].

an medical men snd the press recommend DR.
SIRlCkLAND5 ANTI CHOLERA MlXTURE "a
the only ceria n remedy for ID arrFu-d and Dysen
terry. Il Is a continuation Of A. tringents, Absor.
hent-, stmulants, and CsrminatiVss, and Is war.
TSntrd Q" effect = cllr' all other means have
ia'ledi espscHlly IA chronic cases.
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Smnsemeuts.
THEATRE.

CHERRY STREET BETWEEN CEDAR 8 GAY.
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Engineer Property
AT
Priv ate - ale.
ENGINEER OFFICE.

ENGINEER OFFICE. ,
NASHVILLE, TEsy Aug g.Il. Is.
WILL ho sold 90 private sale ri tra EHeH..r
~ office. Church ztraff, corner @. -Bru.a. Na-H-
vile. on ere 'iI Ct eptemher, 1850 aui Is..T fH.r.
alter uuil the sole IS closed, e. quautiy Cd. rrH.g-
gmrIe Instruments ANA Chemicals .reuIr.
Globe Lenses Baths. frufinE tmmes &c.. Oh. long.
or needed o. tho government
Also, small Printing E-ttIi.shme1t c11z.IfH.
90 tIwsEr Press, 20 fonts Of type, cases. A..
max ug 81 rou'ple r. Office i0r pfusIne srrar. DBL
Ai-1, at ChHauooga, Trun.. by O. o. o.. fuH.s
% rulsster i7t u 3 v Y hu.rleer" eco 500 a'..
ih- iNtu 90 september, l5.5, g. u.uisr saaH ..r..
cart hnms-s, Pout-ou Wagons. wheel fH-aa.s
pfrE saddle. piJas. a lone pump aud sies IU..-.
Terms cash, lu government funds. DUrslsi ...
formation c.Iu D. Uu.sIuad 200 this oHi-a.
Ey orIeral She Chief Engineer
WM r. MERRILL.
augLT-tJ C5i Dc % 3 n y EnRneefi.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm o. 100 Acres u Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil rch, well u.' Osed wIih god
cedar ience; Sp'endljIy wal eiei; iour hundred
ares cleared bal snCe wei tmhared with cejar and
Ct1er owth; two residences on The plare--0ue
With rooms, the other with 3 ro0ms-botl with
good OutLOuses, a..
ALSO
4 Farm OF COO Acres Or splendid lanj, fifteen
miles from Nashville on the Gallatin pilse-is pin
paily uyer h-ttOn. Les between he Cumberland
river and Gall ain pike About third az the land
is cleared, balance we'll tmbersd. WI be sClI Ia
q tOdy, oro Farms Of 2oo OF $40 Acres 10 SUIT par
chasers. TENS rsry easy.
ALSO
Farm Of $50 Acres-EOOd I8ni-2 miles from
Laver2u, on Murfreez boTo pike md Chattanooga
Railroad, one half cleared ana new. Thirty Dollars
per scre.
ALSO
A Farm Of li5 Acres, four miles from Franklin
williamson county on the Care 5 Creek Pike, and
known ~ the "Southal Place." 80 acrss CLEARED.
Has good hoUsa on itWth four rooms, kitchen,
barn, and other outhouses, and splendid we'll.
ALSO-A Tract OF iuJ acres, four miles from the
shove tract, al M woods
Price for both places $780, one half cash, balance
in one ami two years,
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A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres. five
miles IRON Nashville, on the Nashville and Chatta-
noOga railroad. az Glen Clirie Depot, aud on Mill
creek. The land is very rich sIleuiidly wateTed
and beautifully located This Is one Of ths best
GRASS FARMS IN Dsv dsOn county, and IL pecu
liar adspted 30 raising Stock. On the place b. 8
railroad switch, ald near by is very large sand
hank. brmg splendid place for sn extensive Brick
Yard. There Is 4 TWO story BRICK residence with a
framed atdItlon, containing : rooms also kitchen
and out houses, good barns, stables, Sc, AMI su
Orchud 0l 1850 choice Fruit Trees.
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Also

A House onlBell Street, with rooms. I-tfrout
60 feet by 900 deep, good cistern. Price $50
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framed House with 8 rooms aud bah, porch On
'front.' well shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts Oh
feet on Woodland, l7u ct deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. bury. iTce $500
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.
To Contractors.

gfEtfED FHCpG5Als vi n1 received ne ne
- ga..l a. he South nashville strsaf HaIr.rI
C514rsay uHlI th- ism Gay ID september, t-Gl. lr
nm 4l. tla material, Iayiug the track 40 e. i4U-
u1v fa raaI Of She o. fsug, and for huHil.Hs f'-
l.-4e..tsy Stables and Workshops Bids ~ d. FL.
.s-..I a.i.far these heads or divisions.
o. .-Iur 0Iru-hu g a. 10 material llr he kaai-
aav. rac.udHE Iron, Tee q ers, Spikes. Caaii'i
Ba. last ctr ans FOR laying tIe IracE-
ind For fur1iahnls the Cars
Ttrf -l0f fIIuIshug the necessary uaiefai aa.i
b.. d .ng tIs STA Ies md Workshops
BIDS VIII b received i1r either CT ilr --it-
.tefus s1g bale flr TIE rai.r- work uat RI ii'llr
ser,es ~ rabt 10 seeif 5r 7efact say dvsioa, or
aI. ~ any I'D offered f1sas a1a tps ..oii. e'i
b. zeen Il the oaics ~ ihe ere peer q -hr o'Il-
pauy, W. y. Foster. no . N1ril - . ,.f--
.,.5r 4 aecrsiarY.
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Administrators No;Ice

A IL rersOos having accounts and demands
"a sgtinst the estate " Sarah Morgan, ,lsces~.1
VII present tsem 70 me for payment.
s. W, CHILDREsa
tntie-lm Administrator, &c,
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A House on Shelby street, with good roo M, q
kitchen, cellar, and good cis.efu. Lot ~ feet by
10. PAIGE 5000 cash.
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faued House on Fatherland street. with five
rooms, kitchen and cisten. beautifully shaded and
well enclosed. Lot fP5ut4 l51teet on tHth-rlsud by
ITO deep. Prce sou; one third ca-h, fslsuea T
one and two years
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Teachers Appointed for the Howard

K Ware, A B., Yale College p incipal.
CaldSe |, A NJ, Nashvile-Assst mt Prin-iual
g A Weaver, B.. Huntsville, Ala.
z Haley, Mast vile.
Mss Helen " Knox
Miss Lizz.e Spisey
Miss -- Kelsey
Mis- Vines,
Ms Ha'eY.
Miss VI $ les, New York.
Miss Mofiat, Nashville
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a Farm of 1914 Acres, miles from the City,
on .he "Neely's Bend Pie One-half OF the tract
Il cleared. balance vel timhsrei. has on it a two
story brick residence with SIX good rooms, god
kitchen. stable, and her outhOuses. This farm Is
finely WateIed. and IS enclosed with good csdsr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-03

The death Of Governor Brough was
caused by the following accident, as
stated in the report of his surgeons.
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Teachers Appointed for the Hynes
Building.
A Winter, A B, and Wife, from Rochester, New
Tork-Princ pals.
" W Goodwin. Nashville
Miss 4 N Taylor, Boston, Mass.
Miss Mary Holmes, Nashville.
Miss Julia French, NashYil e.
Mis- AureB Wharton, Nashville.
Mss Ellis DOnigsn, Nasty lie
Miss JUl a K LENA, Danyille New York
Mrs j. Lea, Nashville
Miss Jennie Fleming. Nashville.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of I6l% Acres, four end q
ha'f miles from the cay. the Whi.e's creek p.bE;
four acres IN timber. Place well Walered.
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A Farm Of sixty acres good land-lO acres in
tmber-three miles from the city, on the County
r0a {, between ire Cisrksyile ald Brck Church
Pike. Price $500.
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brick House with & rooms, en- Herman street
lot ~ feet by TO Good cistern and garden, an se.
enclosed, Price $3.50.
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ALSO
Also
Edgeffeld Property.

One Of the hest Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully located snd finely improved Ih.
lot contains = acres OF reh garden land, fronting
on Foster street and on the Louisville end Mas b.
vile Ral-Oad; - situated that it could be cut up
into be8uti nj building 10 $. Terms literal.
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WARRENS CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
As MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents and Importers.

Our former customers will find reduction in
gold prices Of the Needle, Hl'ls the quail ty Is al
ways kept - the higI esl standard KnOSn 10
English Manufacturers.
A. C. 3 Co, respectfully solicit renewsl of the
mercantile relations 20 long snd fayOrsbly esteemed
by their customers. sepl-Sm