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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

Sunday evening, by some Irish women. who nistoox
him for a negro. Mr.. Williams who is sailor, was In
company with the lady with whom lie boards. at NO
3f3 Water.st.. New-York. and her two children. lie
escaped from the iBiurated women, who thought no
was nbducting white children. but was protected by
Sergeant Crow of the Forty SECOND Precinct Police
who conducted him to the ferry and he returned home
safely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

BOARD OF COyECILMEE-No QroRuM-In
Bonid cid no meeting yesterday, qfornm laslHs
appear at Toll cln and tue P.oaidea, dce.areu VI
li,ard Adjourned 4 Thu sdos n q az oc!pei = ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEYY.-A returned

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A returned
soldier named John Markec was yesterday arrested
by Officer Nicholson Of the Forty fifth Precinct on con-
plant OF Lieut.. john L. Potter who alleges hit ABOUT
two weeks since. he entrusted MarkIoo VITA sioo for
safe keeping which that gentleman now refuses 10 aus
gorge. II seems that the accused and his acouser hal
been tour Of observation about the CT! ut the TINE
Of the above transaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

BODY IDENTIFIED. The boy who was drowned
near Penny Bridge. Ncwtown Creek, on Sunday er-
noon last has been recognized rs that of Valentino
Davis IA years Of age, whose parents reside ut No 20
Thirdst.. Sew.York. He left home at O'Clock on
Sunday morning Coroner Barrett held an inquest yes.
terday. Nerdct. aecilental drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

p.t.sfsg CoMNrD SUch is tie great discovery
fO,upN HAIR Color ErsTo8 AND DRESSING Also,
sur. preventive of badncss Does not stain the skin
m sfi IA. a,... linen Cures III eruptlye diseases
itching scarf dantrat Sc repir TIE scalp perfectly
h@fl.hy sol by MI leading Druggists. Ailross ".
ders 90 Ia. So ,NEh = so, phEade!?hia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
Robbery Of "a Conn,isg.Room.

H. PROVIDENCE, Monday, Sept IT, 1863
,,. enntlng'room Of the Quinncbaug Com.
=, a. p@hlesonyile. c.. was entered on SUNDAY
s.ss, ny ~ 90 stolen from the safe The KEYS were
W" non 'Ae eisrk room an another part Of The viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
Raising OF n snpien Vessel.

~ fhoTipIscE, Il. l., MONDAY. Sept Is, 1865.
... .sf " X Matilda, of Boston, which was 70.
Su '-'A II this aaTbor by collision. was raised To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

BoARD 0F ExoisR-EORTg- NINTH SESSION
~, Board If Eyesc he'd Is for'yninih "fS hon le'
tcrauy noon ard after granting ~ licenses ~
"a a. ;,har . WHOM t. nllctL ana iin ss04 lcr thc
resent year will DO hsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

rUg BURgLAR ins OWN iSFOaMFa I'll,
openilg x c,oh window aGi door teicglapis 20 you
room. What q comfort.
4 Ifo-Ars. -. ias Ds,slway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

THE UWvErsAL CLOTBBS-W RiSGR2, with cog
whce1 Wnffartci tho Js' ~ iisc. Slle,foon wnn'e,
egerywf,ss l. C. iEoDsii.. Goa. Agt 81 B!oa!way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

wit0rt Spet' lc',i Doc,1- or Mclc.nc3 Pomphlet
MAJ "A frss IN receipt % Ten ccn's. Ate-s l.. a.
IoJT.. 81. r.. SO. !. iJl h.o,tll7 Ecw.fVk
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fAJvesiis~ni ants

Tng FiyF.r OvnRcoArs EVE SEEN N THIS
co--yrGi now ready ior sale.
V BuoKAw No G. lafayette place
No 81 Fouf:b.ayc.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

.JR PgRs "a Broadway. - selling his Ladie5'
ard Chillfan, sHOfs ~ reduced prices. The Ladies
ar, inv I'd b eau az sec. .ac', Sc. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

Bow oul Children Os"IBAr.I g. AWAY ali Zou
AVE- SUIr3 b7 tho Thousands % Reasonable Prices.
!. - DaoXAH. No. 6l Lafayette place
No. "a tOaitA. ave. Oppo5ts Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

IYCEsDIARY FIRB. - The stable OF John
Clark, in Fourth.st.. between Sixth and seventhsis.
l.. d., fired about ~ O'Clock last evening end Jam
rged about 500. A valuable horse was also DadIy
burnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

GAS ExpLosloE.- Yci.o',r go explosion o,
CURED q tlr rcsiderDe 81 b.2on A. 1i'"n 10 - col
T...utt,th.. ,,u.s.. ID. a lrunaao h. ihc fi...p.pc
Tine rirdo,.s ~. > Ufinrcl tefhiv ant enc door,
bl.vn from ther hrgcs while 'he n.rnlare vas dis
placed and damaged slr. Gwen hiu ooh Mm'
bod. liz Giy.n. DE ,,o.Dd ,ytr' WIS l.ho Sc
verc'y lurcl about enc l.al aud neck. and lad I'VE
Guscis Loss IN. \ physician Was called ~ ma 'Ae.
wounds we, dressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
zen. Ecsuregnra Take. she On'h of AL.
legiancr.

kEw OuFAs- S,pt H. Jas.
| Grn. Bcaureglrd yesterday took the Data oil
ale giarc, and gi make app c,'.on ior pardon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

ATTACKED IN THR STREET John Williams,
q West Indian, with rather u dark complexion, was
attack, near he corner Of plymouth and Jay ss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

MgrroanroGicAi.-Th weather wnic. his
been ,SSuu-h mofc 4ersc,b.s fos tvO or t4fee fpt.
assumed decidedly November cha ic'er yes',Fi 81:
the boa, ca, ciouiiag aud misty raa fns "a lay
III, storm is no iouhi th' pregir'or o. 'Ae Elrlroc
ial which u.ully y.sl,. rs ah9r. thr season. Tie
change ia o., 'cmf,7s'ere wAl -ry sudden owl e.
cided ana shi cio.hes disappear tfcm BFcldwey
and oihc. tororgs res "a IL Dr. nis,. Nelvy gar.
meals ani over .oi,s were IN idiye d.panl, AL 10
f,hl7 srcin,d as = the Wi-,r rad Sc. 3D. Ia' ylri'
ton iu the Thermometer must hay, been % least N 10
% IN % hoars an the chang IN 80 f7'c' 3D.; nature
from tho VAIN. .sa baby SUNDAY to &c cDi.y. raw
N.oh slonday VISA most .ema.A'b'a melnnorphosli
Tor some daysurw wc ui, mly lool for rcry gap.'as
aui su.,y. stormy weri,cr. but 'hi. yer - oiar'eer
!, cannot be "a 5ld as tn, oppressive aad swecslns
DAYS through wh.ch we hlyc recently pissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

ERics,0ss CALORlC EYGiYg,
Of improved cOn-'fue,ipc a. No i5l Du.nrs..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
6perial Notices.

Chamber Of Commsrces sPss ;I a ns,SpS q e,
Chamber Of COmmsrSe will be nsa ThC cM,snEPRs
u F'Io'' 70 Jo if AUsri. sTLvEEs "a. stefe..Iy
Tae Florence sewing aiacb,ne. Oni
HAVE PIE CELEBRATED
REVERSIBLE FEED MOVEMENT,
SEWING FROM
RIGHT TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
IrMAKEs -FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES.
THE FLORENCE HAS "A SELF ADJUSTING SHUTTLE
TENSION
IT CHANGES THE LESGra OF STITCH. OR FROM
ONE hind OF STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHINE IS IN MOTION
N THE FLORENCE THE SAME SIZED THREAD CAN
BE USED BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW
IT WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST SEAMS AND
ONE Or MORE TMCKNESsEs az CLOTH WITH
TucgiNEsT COTTON WITHOUT CHANGE OF
NEEDLE. TENSION. Or BREAKING THE THREAD.
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN TIE WORLD
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE co.
10 SO BROADWAY. NEw YORK.
Imporinnt TO Railway Xrn,eler-.
or THE sEirEMBER hUsiBER
AprLEros,s R%iLwAY GUIDE
/. Ready.
CONTENTS
l. Tmpnrlan. Instructions 10 Railway Travellers.
n. kcarl, One Iiuudiel hallway hals
III Nearly Three Hundred Railway Time Tablet
" PcTtrsi, aud Sketch of the Life Of the late Hon Joha
Brough Governor Of Ohio and PIesJept Of The Bet
fan-,n- p.ass1ay
v Index TO uesry Zen Thousari stations. Towns, al.
iages and Cities sitnsed upon the Railways oi tho
Un.ted States and Caus3ns.
VI Tourii Guide to TIE scring Places, .be Springs,
Ms. ala fails White Mountains &c
VII. Railways and their Progress. &c.
VII Anocie'es and lne.dents OF IIsveL &c
AlfLl fON'S RAILWAY GUIDE Is for s,'e upon al OF
thr principal aways tue led States ard the Csnsdss At
III Of the principal boosso-e al al The pducpal book peri
odical aud news rsrncies
d. APPLETON Co.. Publishers
Nos fl3 aud as Biz ad~ay
General Office for ih, sae OF "Appetons Railway Guido
.or Tie Eastern Stales. No. 2J Cornhil, Boston.
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Business Notices.

Tus Two SrAYDARDs.-LI STANDARD
slss tao Ssrs ,ed BsH3-r and America, STANDARD
Perfume. Pn,Loss N,sur i'Ioos,y0 CaRycs" Where.
ever ,ho oae so,, o., a does ia, other SOD every
o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

CoRoNERs lSyEsTIG ALTON. Coroner Lynch
i'pebheeu Jury yesterday. 70 examine into Che cir
cuIslances Of the death OfJoAn Keayy who Was iboi
~ james Mathews a. alleged on the corner Of Clnf
s0n'aNe ana butler 81. some NIGHTS since from The
effects o. wLich koayy died NJ tbs City Hospital on
SATURDAY hiRht inst Mathews "a in custody. and Is
held TO await the result of the inguest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

WASHINGTON Monday Sept. T. 1905.
WAR VESSELS ION THE PACIFIC.
The iron clad MonadHoc, the steamer Wander.
bit, and the screw-eteamer Tuscarora will leave the
North the LOT Of October for the Pacific They are
10 DO attached 10 tic squadron tha, coast These
vessels win BE accompanied 10 their destination BY
Conmodolc John Rogers
JUDGE CHASE.
Chief-Justcc Chase left Washing ton today
for New.york and win probably remain some says at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
OUR RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL.
Official information has been received here
tba. the Brazilian Government has accepted entirely
satisfactory the explanations and repsrstion OF The
United Sotes Government for the unauthorized seizure
OF the Confederate privateer Florida In brazilian
port and her slbsedu loss an waters The Bra
lillian Government mad anticipated the action Oh the
part OF this Government and withdrawn tho order
etos.ng Is pot.s ~ th, Wael Isett veal 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

a CoL0RED JURoR.-At The opening Of C.,
oSptrnDer teTo ~ toe Brooklyn Cy Court YESTERDAY
mf. Robert johnson colOrcd man, wa, called md
lhpanheed a. juror lie served on oBc cnsc and NJ
rehfed % oct quite inteligontly The fac. II -,
presence OF c0lorod man IN th3 Jury box however
was tho cause Of considerable remark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

The Spare Bed aud Bed 70 Spare-Haye You
,rnuf Weighs IS h. sul the most p,oi article 81
sd Soc d It OF BsoadNay s'lst H. T. JIssY %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
F6REIGE PERSONAL.

Tie case Of Charles II. Wynne, publisher OF
TIE Richmond Timer against John II Beyner The latter
OF whom recently inflicted severe cas'igllion upon
the former up tor decision before the Provost
Jrdges Court Of Richmond yesterday. which permitted
the latter 10 elect for bis punishment fine Of $50 OF
confinement il AL .or % days. LIZ Reyaeg concluded
10 pay the fine.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-15

TelegraPsia'l ooTespondenoe Cincinnati Com.

Telcgraphieal Corresp ondencc Cinciunan Com
RALEIGH, via WASHINGTON, Oct. u.
The State Convention has transacted no
business Of special Importance since Mon
day, when an ordinance changing the time
Of holding the State and Congression J cleo
lions was passed, and the qualifications Of
voters determined upon
The COMMITTEES on Amnesty have report
ed TIE following resolutions, which VIII
doubtless pass;
50 ResoIsed, That under the strong i'm
precision which has been received Of the
kindness aud wisdom d splayed BY bis Ex-
cellencv. President Jehn-On. 10 composing
the troubles that have arisen out Of the re-
cent rebellion, the Committee ventures 70
express hope that, il not incompatible
with the views which his Excellency's bet
ter informstion enables him % take Of the
p-e.ent situation Of affairs, he wil speedily
proclaim a 10 al amnesty for the polit cal
offences 10 all the good people Of North Car
DINA. upon their taking the oath prescribed
IN his proc amation Of May %, 1861
- Rtsoirea, That the President Of this
Convention trsn nit this resolution 10 the
President Of the United States.
The resolution Of Hon. Bedford Brown,
accepting the result Of the war as a fnal de
eision against the right Of secession, wss
laid upon the liable, the view Of the Con
vention having been already expressed IN
the ordinance nullifying the act Of seces-
SION. In the Convention yesterday, o mes
| sage was received from the Provisional Gov
ernOr transmitting a dispatch from Z. J.
| Powell. agent Of the State Of North Carroll
pa in Washington. The dispatch was IN
substance as follows: The President is high
| ly gratifed with the action OF the State
Convention ] write this in his Office. HIS
Exeellency tells me 10 say 10 the Conven-
ton that the State has done what IS right,
and her seton adds greatly TO our strength
/ here.
The Convention is transacting great deal
! Of business Of local nature incident to the
! changed relations Of the State. There is s
/ very small party in favor Of assuming the
rebel debt, The scheme has not the re-
| hottest chance Of success.
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A cotemporsrv says should the day be a
clear one. thss will be a magnificent and
--au5 spertncIe-one that cannot iail TO m
,,rs.. the bcholder with the awful grandeur
of the universe and she omniPotent majesty
81, Him who controls the movements of the
heavenly bodies. But should the day be
rsirv or stormy, we viii probably see mid
dew turned into nights She combined dark
ness of the clouds snd the eclipse viii make
IL necessary touse candles 10 read BY, ana
.pre. souinr animals will act o. Of night had
rreliakcn them cut OF season.
In many respects this viii be he most
..4,--s1f 30 of. sclipsea taat VIII occur m 'he
I.H. al States during the present century
f..,.Il b. sanular. that j., the apparent
-..- ol che moon Elli not De las e ehI9 81 -
....-..sl tb,. whole disc oi tae SUI. There
r.-....t an uIsces where the eclipse VIII Dee
,r,,.rlsf. thc edge of the sun, al around M
l-rt i,,iy 1f ihe moon, viii resemble RED
h.,tr,.eaf mon. Do the nir b. clear, several
Ifnn-fs and 6xed stars viii be visible ma
Inherent mar. 81 ot the sky at the time ol the
..rt,,I.r e.spse. The plsnrt Venus VIII he
-..,, sI...,,t .n degrees west Of the sun. The
r.su,t |uf.ter NIL be- seen about oV oegiees
,,a.t .T % .in. and tegulus Will he seen ABOUT
% d....sa- Yves. Of hum lrsa Msjor near
th.l rih faIc OF tho heavens, ana , plea
about II Iearcss west of the sun auo Arc
turu. ah0u. so derrre- norm ol hitn' anu
many others In different paris OF the hea-
.sr. viii be- distinctly visible 10 the naked
eve. iT the air boz very serene.
81. many persons have had an oPpof-
tr,..ty sI trrinc the sun either totally or
aunuarlv celip-ed Therefore, all the PAIti,,
rcisr- ai THE eclipse have been calculated
siih much prolixiry and care, 10 order that
sf persons who viii then be LIVING mhy
witness s grand phenomenon OF nature
Which m rl probability they may never
Eltnt-s again
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Vacant Lots.

SPLENDID vacant lot on Spruce sheet, very near
Church adjoining the d. .l1ful Tel tence 81 judge
Poster GA The sorth fronistu feet on spruce, sni
runs hack lTG % McLemore street rs very cen
venient 70 the n a G.. r K. Depot. Terms easy
Alss, Il c loo feet froni James street, ~ "a
feet ceep; beautiful bu ldirg size; sd.o ns the
prope--y snoWn a. " HRw horna.' owned hy Eu-
gene Underwood. Prce, ~ per fro', casr.
Also, beautiful lot OF greuud running through
from Col e - Q, Mertet street, South Nashville
very near the line o. ths Street r. RI FONTS ae5a
Also. aeh ice Iot on COLLEGE, street. opposite I'm
gne Houfe No z; very valuable
Also IS feel Of ground on Moodlsnd street, Edge
field near where Or. sneby htuss formerly
Also a large number oro'her lots and houses 10
the best parts OF the town also 8 good many lets
yet un-old in Rsmssy's addition. Those lots are
We nave a large number Of elegant Lots sultahe
or huiioing business houses and DIV eilinsa on, an
vsnous parts Of he city.
I35 Feet Of vacant ground oppos te the ne
msls Academy" near the Nashville and Chatta-
u oira Railroad, for saie.
4 choice Lot fronting 100 feet on Resell STR et,
near Tulip street church
Two Io,s each 60 feel 'front.' on Russell street, BY
~ deem. Very convenient 10 The Wire Bridge.
A Lot ifontug 50 itet FaiheTiand street, ty
10 deep. Eey near the Wire Bridge.
Two Lots between Russell and Fatherland strests
fnoniing 40 feet each on OtF, ~ leo deep
A. h0 ce lot. fronting &c feet on Fatherland and
running back tTQ in a & ,od ueighhorhood
Two lots on f6inerianu, esin trunthE ~ itel ~
TO iaining oscar Bob mes property.
Two Lots on Fafheiland opposite Oscar Bohme's
property, eReh 81 hy l70fet
choice To-, frunrng 81 feet on Russell street,
by 40 deep. sdionaR A. NJ bilin, aud very COVE
nleut 70 the Wire Bridge.
Lot on Russell street, adjoining + Ginning
lam, fronts 81 BY no feet
Eight Acres Of the very best garden lard, mont
ing 30 yards 6sllatn pike, BY 400 yards On tins
County road.
Eight or tee lots lying south Of Shelby Avenue.
A large number ~ lots In Ramseys Addition,
aud uenv others, beautifully iOcaisi snd Saiusuie.
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The state Convention of North Carolina
mas raor,sJ o. resolution asking She Prcsi
dent f,r general amnesty for the people Of
that state. The request will not Dc unrea-
souab'e after The Legislature. as wen a. tho
Convention. hss discharged its obligations
20 the Federal Government. The Convon-
iiar has ma8c North Carolina "FrEE
-r,rE~-.'avc-y D. forbidden within her
borders. Thc Legislature must make pro
VISION. ID .as Convention docs no., fer the
,.r.is,..ll. 90 the iife. liberty. and property
ct tho ireejinru-mus, make them equals
h..rr,. the lav with Che whites. When this
Is done. ihe Precedent win BE- sustained & y
81. r.ari.ts "a The country 10 proclamation
aI general amnesty. Esdicais o. the sum
usr -.iire gaul3 NOT iIirrf'osc serious Oh
.r.tar Senator Nil-or. bat g few days
AGO. ia q sute.h st YoukeTs. New York. cN-
holts5 be party friends TO show their
southern brethren tia, they would be nsg-
uaum5g- Ill d3 not hink Pr,aacat
JaE.sr rf1scf 700 nurr. Ii hiusl''
.o5rla tarr yara5Hof az iti @ fer leaders,
whom De- woyij have tried aad punished
DE usull Tot say lg icuft, however he
vsuiei nothing ibai belonged 10 the rebels,
oaIy De- uau.rs security fer the idiare. lie
VsuiaI liberty. iustice and humsniiy 20
,.sri cd elias .es. Civil rights secured . The
freedmen uaHla .s..- r---ss card rePose o
olr vhoie country, and 20 an classes Of our
people"
Lea Worth tlr1lina aud the other rebel
state= cauiers. rI right, on the lrecdmen-
omiuns. 81 obey please, the right OF suf-
irare-aod universal amnesty csuuot fail TO
ioileW
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A farm ofas sores a. s,odls land, railes fenn the
CIV, Bear me Stewards Ferry Pike. well feooed and
Also, sspieniid farm of6l acres. 9 Mills from
NsshV G. nesr s. ooe's river kss 20 acres cIesred
IA an e hea1l uulbaTed. Land very nch
Also arm cf 49, ecres offne land miles from
Nashville snd Rear the Lebsnon Pike. Ha GOOD
eauelly imiloyeiaenls ca IL - scrss heavily
Also, isrm q lai scrss, y miles frno tfe civ
CT tce Buena Vista file; s. srrez ciesred hsfs5,s
hesvly umberad srisud.dy Wst-red SOL ve '
rich, W'li be sod ia boy divided % suit puf-
cha.ers.
Ass. farm ofsa scres. miles from The civ spl
p ME nom MuIfseesoorl Pike. Splendid isud and
has some gooi tlnher ouu
A Farm o. sixty acres good land-l0 acres IN
uuloer--t1ree miles nom TIE ciy, on the Couu y
rust, between TIE CarksyIie aad Brck Chnrrh
hke. frice Sa5ue
a Farm Of ls7lf Acres. miles nom uls CITY.
ca the 'Neelv'a Bend" Pike half Of the trsi.t
b cleared, haianee We umhered hss on it a two
story nrick tes,uolloe VIII SIX coed ruuns, coed
kitchen stsiae, aad @ her outhoa-es. Tbs hrrn il
hnely wstelcd. snd j. etelo>e1 W-th q good cedar
ieace.
4 Farm Of 81 sores. on stones RIVER Pike. 3
Il 20 from the o., On Nli creek-opp ste a tt :
Aai About tvo thigds ofai - uch bottom lsna
alid vel Waierei.
4 Nice IItsle Farm OF le5s Acres. four and a
nat mites iron the city, on the Whites cruek D. -
e'ir sofes IN timber. Piscs veil vssered.
- rfiea ete FSru ccntsinigg 40 Acres eve
~ e Bonn Nsshvll- On ths NsshtlIe saa eli alta
= y = 4allfoa4 ~ tsieu Cite Depot, sec or Mn
- me ala = sery rch, sulenaldY Waieref
a11 heAuaially locsied. ms l. one al D. -
SHN9N 2 AkAs 10 Davidson county, and = pesu.
-. "a "a. - 70 raising stock. on The Place Is 4
r~iitoaa switch, AID near hv IS n very lsra s.,,3 !
hank, h-IRg splenld Ilasa i,.r a, yf,,s y -,
laIa. t4e.e = two story hIiok residenca. Win a
lIslilea eia non, cnn,suiuS rooms; siso fiiebsn
~ w, ~ q, -, soed g1us, stst.es, a., AMI I'M
A Nice iAsiis Yarn Of II scres. fsur ana a
na-i lui-e- u m the cilY, o. he nckerron r, h
Has irsrl q ho,lse wish our roor.s e-,f s,,.,,s -
81 30 cab. 1''s'
ocflBu
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Brick Cottage with rooms on Russell street,
verv near ne WIRE Bridge. and IN an excellent
neighborhood- Price, s2,6o) cash.
Also, another nee Brick COTTAGE On Woodland
street still more cauveuieni 10 the Wire Bridge,
snd very vainab e has 6 rooms, sore room ana
porch good q terra, etc. Price, $500 cash
Also, a h~use aad lot on Woodland street house
contains rooms; lot fronts 100 .eet ~ 10 Rect
deep; good shade, etc. Pnce, 500 One-thrd
cash, balance IN end years.
A Honaa on Bel Street, with 4 rooms. Lot fronts
50 feet by 200 deep, good cistaIn. Price $50
A neat framed Cottage. with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good siae; good cs,ern; porch front and
resr Lot frouts O. feet by 10 deep situated near
She By Park, and very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge Price $500.
A framed House with 3 rooms aad hall, porch 10
front vel shaded and well enclosed Lot Ironts %
feet on Woodland 10 feet deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. Dury. irce $500.
brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 20 eet by TO. e cd cisern and garden all seh
enclosed, Price s35oo.
A House on Shelby street, with good roo ns, a
kitchen, cellar, and OF cisierD. Lot - leet ny
us. PAIGE s6to0 cash
A frame House on Gal aim pise With az rooms,
kitchen. ouih0lses aEd an TX client cis, erni well
suelosed. Lot 60 feetty re Price ss5oo
A framed House on Gallaiin Pike, with ! rooms,
oaihouses lumber shed, and an excellent eistern.
Lot 100 ieet by ITO. Terms $500
A Large taos story BRICK Te-idenoe. with eight
rnctn-. on Russo 81 uear "1uhp street church "
Lot fronts lO1 feet y 10 sect deep. 6o1d kichen,
81 tern etc and well ene lsed Improvements in
excellent condition, and one Of the ~ st locatons IN
Eegeield.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-15

The democracy acquired such bad repu-
tat on during the war, the people, though
quite iorgiving, row the war is over, can
not make up their minds to trust them.
The vote in Pennsy lvaHia, Ohio, and other
States, tells the tale plainly. The old party,
which has had go much 10 do with the ad-
ministration Of the Government from the
adoption OF the Constitution down 10 the
period james buchanan, its last exponent,
betrayed, and involved it in war, must un-
dergo a long period Of probation before it
can again be acceptable 10 the patriotic
masses. IN the meantime, it becomes the
duty Of the Eationsl Union Party to purge
itself Of all base mstter, and maintain the
Constitution and the Union. Overload
with the extremists,