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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-13

breathe. "Is it so, my Ellen % he said.
' Art thou at rests Is there no farewell for
er. His lip did not venture to feef hers he
longed that she might be free, yet shrank from
knowing that she was gone. But no she had
not ceased to suffer; a low sigh came at last,
and her parched mouth opened.
"Nater!'' she said then lifted her eyes and
saw Panlett, and remembered all by degrees.
&" Is not there a little? Oh, no-none Nay,
I shall not want it sOOn!" She turned her
rise and push herself from him. Leave me,
dear husband kiss me once and leave me try
to same MeM!"
But Paulett folded his arms round her. )" Not
that it is lawful for me to give them up un-
less we can all seek them together. Alas all
/ can do is but to see thee die. Oh If I could
give thee one Minutes ease :"
"Alas you must all die like this" said El-
len, who was perishing like one Of the flowers
that had died In the drought for want Of rain.
Water could have saved that life, spared those
sufferings. That burning hand. those gasping
spirit, passing away In that torment, would
| fain have concealed. Alice, come near me,
hold my hand Alice. Are you thirsty. poor
child Oh. do not grievs your father II wiii
Ellen tried TO kiss her; her husband kneeled
and raised her head on his shoulder, bending
his face on her forehead, and murmuring the
last farewell-the last thanks-the agony of
his pity for her suffering. The poor child
| threw herself on her mother, gazing upward,
| in want and grief and bewilderment, in her
face. my Charles" !" said the mother, feeling
about with the other hand, but she did not
| find his head to bless 1t. (" Ny Charles" she
repeated In o fainter tone, and her eyelials
dropped over the hot eyes.
panlet saw nothing hut his suffering
At that moment the door opened, and
Charles stood there, paler than ever. with
! glitteying eyes. He held the cup towards his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01
Personal NOTICES.

A NY INFORMATION OF THOS. SEYMOUR
= or FANNY SEYMOUR, Of Evrecourt, County of
IhlNAy, Ireland, would be- thankfully received hv
their rhCcuonate sister MAkGAREI uISFA NJ
'Ahh h' dorsey INV. los
INFORMATION WANTED or MIR. CHAS-
4 I. DONSAlSE lie will hear Of something 10 his
interest 10y calling at the sun Once Tor letter. SlI
SARAH RI THINK YOU HAD BETTER
- come hons you have been away long enough.
An will he we'll Thee il no place ior YOU Ike homo
VI WHO where can see you. ~ W. r. lG6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE CHEAT
- Near Jer..y City, by horse care every ~ r,ir-
NE, hne ntirhlorloods and on Easy term. pric.
Il. near bToadwAy. 2Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01

YARNS FOR SALON ORANGE NOUN
4 tain y. j, ono OF ~ acre- price $500; do ous
OF II acre., So lOo do one Of n acres t3OJ one Of
20 acres SiOu For further mioinGt on inquire.
rs Fulton 1t, ~ Y, of :. j. BETS, or D. 1. DOCK
sfADLlL Al l.Ooi sprins, on the Mountain. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01
Legal NOTICES.

CROION AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
- 10 tontrAoiors -separate ,ealed ptopossla e.rn
endorsed With the title Of the work fo which II NAV
he Offered, the name nj the bidders aud tho date N
NE oneIng WIZ be received ht ,his ONCE, until II
ton o. ne unfinished work on the proposed sews IL
52d q, fiom 9th 10 7th av Bank oiNs Tor bid. an4
specifications can lie obtained on application 10 tts
toniIac Clerk At this Office. THds. SIFpHFNS
kOBI. l.: DARRAGH, A. W. CRAVEN, Croton a.
hnhu new lofk, oct - 1850. So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01
WANTED.

-, the army, whose LEFT hand IL temporarily dis
accountant quick and correct at sutes, 10 vey veil
educated and can give god references West or
eouth preferred address g. ". ~ Eiehth sve,
g.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNsEND's COMMERCIAL ACAD-
4 envy. $50 Iowery, below Houston st Thorough
ana practical Instruction, day and evening in book
keeping, writing arithmetic, algebra, reading SPELL
,ng grammar &c. No clauses, Rooms for isdie,-
Private instruction giyen. aS3
RANJO INSTRUCTION "A PERFEC7
course Of Lessons; banjo. uTniahed Tor M sctra III
G. DOBSON, Gsi broadway. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01

An OPERATOR WANTED ON SINGERS
= machine. That can ai'o hnish. None but good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, AGED
49, lately landed. wishe. to learn gooi trade
Cal on or sddTeu WIN. EVANS, Roosevelt q, up
snifp 10
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A NICE LITTLE COTTAGE FOR SALE
"A in nderhill ave, near Warren st, Rrooklv-
WITHIN two blocks Of the cars, having SHADE Tree. AMI
on the enises Slk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-01

rlNlSHER WANTED - ONR WHO Is
tonpe ent 10 GO hslt calf aud Turkey Morocco
g. antique AL silt, can heaf Of a rooI situation
Food va e., Us app,t iur immed1ely 10 SAAi.
Lis a co.. Republican Once, Springfield,
r. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

They -ec1mmonied thai Mr. Slootr h.
ge-tci Alit-man. snl Mcssrs. Hurst ami
.aamas as Couucllmon, tai the next popu-
sr election.
Dr. Braadje moved that the subject be
f1,.Poued ull Thursday evening. Lost.
Af. Creighton moved % 90 into the election
81 Alderman. Agreed 10.
AZ Frederick hlo1ts was then chosen,
A. ssaru 10.
resolution was adopted, sppropriating
e. A." "Oorporatioa Jim. lcolorel .lsgho has
"a servant oi the corporation far forty
.'.'A ana who IS ngw almost blind.
amunIcaiiou was received from Can't.
". relative 20 damages SO publi, school
- during the war. Referred.
N@ Naeathsm offered The following reso-
"a aa'a.roi, b. tls ca Csaarl or Na,sri7-
aa buildings OF rooms belonging ~
600 sehools be ocrupied Tor school par-
49, - ,'aiy, and 81 janit0rs be removed IRON
q. --s resolution was called out bv The fact
laFge Room iu the HyRas building
pied ss q residence by Mr.. Winter.
-. We teachers. The resolution was
p. le Mayor AID Committee on Public
10y were authorized % renew the poli-
~ insurance on the school houses.
,f--..,... .,'e Mon offered resolution. in
--t---.s ne Street Committee % build =
,-.'e5t azross Lick Rrsr-b - "a -,
Adopted o. on hish street
r.-,...- -',1a made few remarks in favor of
a-'laer story on the Market Hop.e
t,--.5 lapeee bic intention 10 ofIsr = mi
As.ssued. ,'e--ea' N question
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW THEATEE.-The Feuians OF l60e will
be repeated tonight, PerhsPs for the last
time Those who desi e TO witness it-aEd
who does not had better avail themselves
Of the present opportunity
OLD THEArRE.--The Keans were greeted
By another full house. last night; and IN
witnessing their rendition Of Macbeth, We
were grsfified 10 see that the legitimate
drama has yet few representatives left.
Tomorrow night, Mr.. keane will appear
as Hamlet character IA which he excels.
BROADWAY VaRIErEs.- Shaw's Drunk >
ell Dream" is oae Of the finest songs ever
sung. Gus IS a vocalist with few equals,
and no superiors, aud his efforts are fully
apprt ciated by the immense audiences
With nightly lstgn to him. Tom Clann0n
is inimitable in Ethiopian parts, and was So
frequently encored, that his performance
may be regarded as a complete triumph.
In no place is there better opportunity TO
spend pleasant evening, than at the Va
rietes. Mr.. BoswoTth keeps the sirictest
order, bO'h on and of the stage; most
difficult task, but one which he accom-
plishe to perfection. The imn- nse patron
age he receives eviness the appreciation
10 which he is he'd.
SUSXYsIDE.-The sectors and actresses at /
he Sunn, side sre nightly gaining IN pop
l!aflty. The hail was crowded % overflow Z
ug, from uightiall 10 midnight.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 elOquence or pen 70 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim K
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal Dyes. To be
cured permanently Of this afliction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 602, Hssh
villa. Tam. fOb26-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

NOTICING would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Orier No. 80,
dated MsrcE l3th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their clsims prop
erly adjusted by calling al our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
caipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order TO substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust indebtedness from the Government.
is3G-tf II. TOHPENs i Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Interesting from Georgia.
Financial Intelligence.

NEw YaFr n. 10
--N' 4'7'- l----lhe savannah de-
mes.sTe ~ ~, e ma oe,yeruor Johnson
-, = '''e Neeis' "a Legislature, 10 whic
no i'i'''S lAem 10 BRING forward thei
"|u a-.lnosi i,s sui offer thea
--.,-..- "a q" the aiia- oi eu- Camus.l
49,. may oa'e as4u preseu
Nortn.-, = T % tne S0athern an,
TI- - - N"'iiihs togetner uni ed
- --,I5'- = ~ 'laS'iila'lNe has instruct, i
-. committee 10 report tiI
peg rs 'i color the right OF
| r. - u 20 sue ana De sued AID
M "a N'"I"
| 81 I l''' ''ee'i IN Savannah re
| ~ '' 'N7 $50 &c OF O.. Anderson iOr
| -. '-'.'- vas 'H,i' used 90 Tar Leg IS
/ 49, ,- 'il'' ln ''-i'h-Es O. N.-.t
-S'''-' ''A "AH a-'eii rIu hat steps ars
nee aF' '"- "r t-ia 'u su-r Iap ur-.s,
- pa '.' state 900" e'f Iish ud lTlyi
avg - e'''-'i'a % " tut- States.
-ii' LN~i'a'A ''-t % , a.-e- D. L.ul .,'.
49, o. '-' Nti' lf-ot "aiys uiHdaiue. g.
-. '"@N' N'' TN iosi says VII
f"'e' ''-daS' mo only ptIuL OF
--'--'-'4't o." P'flanee Icing the eJntuur,l
N'S9a OF money, Snd tins brisk drmaad .u-
"'' aua 4us nom The banks in the iutr.
''' - l''''aiE from the western part
~, III" e.
-, A~ U.s. Dec lZ-!he Commercials
- "'''el' contains The following pu-
Ii Fl'''AtatiohS the Su5-Irea-urg
pay guy = considerable aiu0iu OF cur
pa - interest , upon the second ISSUE Of
~ io'e'' At tue same time the ISSUES OF
~ ufo1s currency continue 90 augment at |
,io H'e o. StuoU'oo0 per issue. SO long as /
Po'e,ou OF 'he sSoO'OO0Oe0 authorized |
.v,ia,l uIissued there Fan be no scarcity OF
81 apprehension 70 the currency Is not iu /
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

RECORDERS Court The usual DRINKS
and cases OF moderate disorder were pun
ished with fines when the parties were able
10 paw, or imprisonment at hard labor in
the Work House if not. Patrick Fanell,
who resides on the corner Of Ash street and
the Frsnklin turnpike, was charged under
the law sgainst tipping on the Sabbath I;
but it dif not appear from the testimony
that Pat. had been guilty OF anything worse
than hospitality AZ his residence, which is
under the same roof with his family grOce-
~. The City Attorney frankly declared
there was not evidence on which 20 convict;
and Patrick was honorably discharged.
James Campbell (colored) was arraigned
for receiving stolen goods and held in a
bond Of $500 TO appear for trial in the Grim
inal Court. The case Of VIM. White lcol-
ured) charged with larceny, was laid over
for examination this morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

1 WILL offer for sale, a. Public Auction, the fol
L losing GOvsrnmeut Buildings, at Nashville
Tennessee. S-le 10 commence ON TUESDAY, De
cember l2lh, 1855 AZ 10 am, in tHe order Shcl
they sppsar IA tins advertisement, and continue
day 10 day until ali sold. sale 90 DO mad,
on the premises
Near Distillery, Lower LeVee
One Binding 42x2S feet.
Barracks aud Mess House, Jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer.
One Building, 45xl0, ~ ieet h Oh.
One buu ling, UNl5, W "
ON Lower Levee, halfway House:
One Blu lding, scx2f feet.
Cattle Depot near Pork Warehouse,
Lower Levee
One Cfi,e, 95xfI feet, two stores.
One kHghen, lsAaG feet.
Twins Landing, Lower LeVee:
One Building, 40x2O feet.
Bays Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
Doe Binding. 2lN7 feet
one Building, 2lNs3 feet
tine Building, aiNrh feet
Oue Building, &ixlll feet.
right Buildings, earh 2lx36 feet
SIX kuildiu.s each 7Nlu col
Capt. Mills Corral near Charlotte Pike.
1wo Buildings, eA' 7ox2l ieeI story, 20 Il LIgh.
Five shed sttuies, lzoNzf feet
Une Forage House. l7lNzu leet.
Buildings in Rear of Refugee House,
Broad Street, near High
One Mess House, 22x5o feet
One Wash House, Xxx Feet.
One out House, lZX3O feet.
one hltchen, Xxx feet.
One Quarters, 26N60 feet.
L. s lin-shOp, Vine Street, near Broad
Street
One Building, 4O1l7 n, 2 story, I6 f. high.
Jue Huldlng Z2Ni2 feet.
One he'd stable, 2jEl4 ieet.
one Qua House, lixs feet.
one Cod hOase.
Watson Rouse, Market Street.
one Kitchen, 4u14Uieet
Baptist Church, Summer Street, near
Cedar Street:
One Building, Taxa lset.
one Addition, 40K6n feet
oue Addi,ion, l6N2O Get
Rear No. "a South Cherry st, between
Church and Broad Street:
one Stab e, I4x2l feet,
Barracks on Cherry street, between Church ana
Brosd sue-t-
One Building, 72N2i let, 2 story.
Baptist Church, Cherry Street, South Nashville.
une bulid NJ, 76Elh ieet.
Uue Building, lsSl2 fest.
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re-
serYOir.
One huliu uE, EiAiN-o ieot.
Two Bindings, each lUix2u feet
Two huinnEa, usch 2OIC2J feet.
Two Buildings, ssch z1xS0 feet
Post Quartermaster Horse Corral
One Shed Stable, 367Xl6 feet
One /" -" 6SNl6 feet
One Building. s5Es2 feet. two story.
Que Forage House, 65NZi feei, two story
one Wash H0use, lvNtu feet,
Une GOT Building, l6Kis ieeL
One Kitchen, r3xZ2 feet
At Fort Dan. McCook, opposite Cumber-
land Hosp Broad Street
une Building 5214 feet tEo story.
Uue binding lexis ieeL
Que Building, l2sNF feet, two story
One BIuidiag, 0gx2i feet.
Broad and Spruce Streets:
Four stables, each 2Ex2s. Do lees.
At No. I South Spruce Street
one stshie, sizfs. feet
At Camp Smith, on Lebanon Pike, 3
miles South Of Nashville.
Ose Buloing, sOxl6, 10 feet
7 ERMS CASH.
By order OF Captsia A. R EBDT, U. s. A, ChisfQ.
N a. Of r ". WILLS
decl h deel5 hvt Mai aud A. 2. n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
MARKETS.
by TeIrg-nnh.l

CINCINNATI, Dec. u.
FfouR duh and prices decH5lngi the CLOSING rst-,
sre, Tor superhue g. 50g7 70 family and nuey
g 2j9l0 So
WHrAr quiet but stesdy 81 20 for prime old
red, and 81 50 for mixed
CoEN in good demand and prce5 higher rsv A.
Case, sheeI jjc
Oars advanced to 39c 10 elevator, with good de-
msad, but light supply.
RYE steady, Ia for prime
6EoCERIFs quiet
OorT'S inactive, prices dropping, 4g8pc.
WlusNr steady, - 2C
Aods duil and prices lower, closing at 81 7EaI0
3 net 50 was the best offer made Tor "a round Igt
to arrive next week receipts 1900 head; and far
the week %, OoO head
Provisions dull.
Com lHl.
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CnaI.

We would inform the citizens of Nash
VILE that we have now on hand a choice
article Of Phtsburg Coal, winch We are
Offering tl the public a. reasonable prices.
our coal IS well screamed, aua q &c ION DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well 10 lay ia their winter
supply Low while the weather Is good All
orders lelt with as wall meet wtn prompt
attention, ana sat,s ASTON guar5uil Ell ia all
cases. h>IGHT a BEgs,
No. AZ Church street,
uov26-ln opposits Masonic Temple.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

DIsCHARGED.-Henry Mack (coIorsd) was
yesterday arraigned before W. r. Meacham,
Esq. on a States warrant, which charged
that on Sunday last, between the hours Of
ii and 2 O'Clock, a. m, defendant broke
into the house of John Muller in the citv
suburl :, and robbed ssil Null Of pope y
10 the value Of $3.50. The testimony vas
not sufficient, and Mack was honorably dis
charged.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

Nov is Your time to purchase Christmas
aud New Year presents. A hne assert
ment of Cod and Silver Watches; also, an
assortment OF Jewelry aui Silver Ware;
This stock must be sold before the New
Year, as the store viii be occupied or other
business Many articles viii be sold below
New York cost prices, IS the Proprietor IS
giving up business. "a Union street.
Parties having watches or Jewelry with
me Tor repairs, viii please get tnem within
the above said time. .. hELF.
dec5-tjl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmauship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
ueIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STEATTuN a co.
Opf13-Iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

sale % commence iou THURSDAY, Der. "a. Isry
sfIoaui., 81 Sestl0n d. Nashville snd North. -.
taru Railroad, and from thenco 20 each SEXTON A.
they appear Ia this advertisement
A Special In n wi he furnished ior me sccom-
moisnoa az purchasers, o. icsye the nepoi Il
Nashville, Tens af & an ca the dsY 90 saie
Terms Cash 10 GnYernmeut tunds.
By order Of Capt A. r Eddy. T. s. A Chief z
NJ, Md DIV Of Tenn
A, W. villa
deca a Bv Ma. and A. = NJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

CRIMINAL CoUKr.-ssmuel Casey was ey-
cused from acting as Grand juror, for the
remainder OF the term, and Mr.. Bowen
sworn IN, as has successor
Adam Ungeman, German, was natu
ralzed.
Jno Coleman, Henry West, and Ben By
ant-all colured-wer sent 10 the pest house.
b. II. Payne, charged with murder, OBJ
tanned q continuance tin the April term, and
gave bail In the sum OF 0,do0 for his ap-
pesrance.
,. NJ. Peudercast. charged with larceny,
had his case continued tn the April term.
Stats vs.. Thos. Tigbe. LaTceny-deiend-
ant discharged.
Thos. Williams snd E. H. porsy, charged
with lsrceny: permission given take dePo-
sitjon Of Il. Ii. Hughs, private in the l6th
regulars.
Case Of Zach Boyd, charged with murder,
was not concluded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta ConstI-
tgtionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Baltl-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. p. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. tt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
LATEST FROM EGYPT.

A usw aui exqusi perfume Tor tie han lerchlri.
Cl-ops "a aaI ~ The Ladies " The present daAi
using The same e fume.
THE EGYPTIAN lOfuS
TIE EuNPlIAN lotus.
Tar EGlFEiAN lUII7.
Manufactured bY p. A Penney. 6rHDtlyn, Y.
Dy7gtn -. LuyEIuH, Agent, IS Fui.ou 81, n Y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

The COMMITTEES urge general system OF
"'.uatiUu M the CITY.
The bill % prevent smoking in the Mar
a.. was read hrst time
ile bIN % authorize the purchase OF
sa.as Cor the Market House, was passed.
The BIN n prevent auction sales ON the
public square was passed. The tine in
-.1ted IS nom s. 90 $50. That disposes Of
zoe terrible nuisance.
a communication was received from the
fTesameu's Bureau, offering the Wilson
hospital as home ior the poor Of the city.
Received and dlsd
NJ e'0ad'o Introduced q bill 20 appro-
fi'A'e sl-.''' 10 pay the amount sEreed
9 ,,' a' a compromise with abe Eiles
W -.A' OF cincinnati. Passed.
'I, matter OF 'hg release of the purchas-
es Of Che Crawford street r-apsrty. dam
agei by the railroad, was re,slr,.5 4, tbe
cry attorney, With instruction. n, -.r,,,rt
A communication WAS rccoIve3 -, ~.
citizens 81 Germantown. l5th vi ~ -,
hat they had held meeting O.. III ~, -
Oh represent them IN the City Ca8n,1 -
tlr GLOWING result
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %, 1865.

CiuueInnati. OhiO.-JosErH b etUISH'' IS
,r,- authorized agent TO receive advertisements and
--sz,-ut.5ns for the NashUgs UaiJH.
new orleans, La.-EDWD E. OyTEALI' Of
the Commercial Reading ROoTr, is our authorised
s-sBt 70 receive advertisements AID subscriptions
fyr he Washable Union.
Memphis, Tenn.-oLyHFSTs 4 BhEsI are
or authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
and .ut=,riptonz for the NasiuHs UHiJu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings

1 WILL offer for sale, a. Public Auction, the fol-
/ losing Government Buildings, at Nashville,
Tennessee. S-le 10 commence ON TUESDAY, DE.
tsmbcr l3lh, 1855 at 20 am, IN he order Bhch
they sppta M iu tins advertisement, aud continue
from day 10 day until ali are sold. sale 90 DO made
on the premises
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CHIEF COMMssAFT.
MurrarV Drvf-rag II. 80 49,


huTraEn bIyisl1S 90 FlE TENNEsSFE !
NAsHyILLE TFSN Dec 2. ls6s.
CEALED proposals, which must he IN duplicate
y with a copy OF this advertisement attached 10
e. h. via ne reserved 81 this Ofiine unfI Il norl
FRESH BEEF, Of good and marketable lu.f ~. III
equal proportions Of fore snd hInd quarter mssi.
fof issue % the troops and Others supplied hy the
Government with rsruus, 81 the following named
posts IN the MHiiafy LlNlsiou Of tennessee uui =
vile, Ala Nashville, ChaiisnooEs and Knoxviie,
Tenn, and al rusls draEIng supplies nom the
above uarnei posts CoutTlaa % = IN ion-s sir
mouths. comm@nCing on ne Isl dsy % January.
ls56 and eadiaC the siS ds,r Of Hseh lssG or such
les time - the Comulsssry 6enerld o. suuzisieHce
usv dnecI
Psyrnent VII he inside monthly or a. esrly thsra-
ahar A. furds msy he received therefor, AMI IN
surh funds - may b. furnished By the u. sisies
s.-usrsie BIDS Mi b. 7eceiee,f Cor each q the
shove posts, or one I'D may include them al.
No hds sn he entcrta1ned from Tstrsons VITO
come under ne e1cepli0as a. tha Pre- iznfs Am
pesry ProclAnlsiion. Nor uill bids, 10 Ehich such
,.rols are interested. either direcly or Indirectly
h. received, unless they can producc ne pardon Of
~ prssidesL Eids irom ali other lzarsGas under
40 Prceisnsfoa must D. accompanled y The
Js-s,lssls mus b. sccoulpznisi BY proper qua
1901 siruti ~ luo responsible persons, STATING
- n ccuirasi j. sEsrded, tbey al enter bon1z
~ ne isiihiil fclhlmeut u the conirsci-
me nm ersigned reserves he right - reiect suy
and al ids uiiered. 80.
EnssoTse euvelopss ''Fro2ossis Dot fresn hesL,
nd sidress me SANE q The un1ers gned-
dscs.to desls Nashville, Tenn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
CARRIAGES.
Splendid Blue Grass Farm
for Sale.

II60 aCREs OF LAND. n Harps,b vaiey.
AaOO ei-isllson Comfy * u1IIes -, Fn.-f.
Pr, e. ths Nesnsile sd s16ro' TsFnpks M
81 - = ~. ~ = -l1-l.l, - Etere hue frass gross
. - -, -. s.-l- i,a2ianeous.Y, Il offered laF SIZE
- 20 pfer. tod - neE Brick DsellnE tsu
roo1ls Eood cqilon 90 aBd prsas: good uatsr.
- - - kood piacs generally. 0cEht %
- s--flsf-- Everything al uuE ou thia
-. e % "a - prodlcod o. any land. north or
SUN VI y DIVIDED b suB pufrhszeHs- appiF
% l2ecl3lEl NkIlSuh a huEFREE