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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
u,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OF.

fkSRNSH - " VF
Il FER for sale at the Court House on Satur-
day, October 21, 1865, at 10 o'clock a. m:
J. Two three story tenements on the north
side of Union street situated on the corner OF
the alley between Market and Main street, be-
ing part of lot No. ll3 andnow in the occupancy
of MIR A. La Roche and Mr.. Henry y KOrner
2. The Home place of the late DIR. John Eofi
consisting of one unbroken square 1t will be
offered in lots TO suit purchasers, or in whole
as may be desired.
3. The row of tenements erected on lot No,
80 on the west side of Main street Centre
Wheeling These houses are four in number,
and will be offered separately, and also entire,
Every house is in good condition and repair.
A.. The piece of ground on the Till side, east
of German street Partoft ground has been
laid of into lots of 50 feet hylO0 feet with pro-
per streets and alleys. a plat may be seen upon
application 10 the undersigned, and will be ex-
hibted at the sale.
s The tenement on the north part of lOtNO
on Mater street Centre Wheeling, in first
class condition, occupied by Mr.. Albert P.
Hall, and fronting about II feet, inches on Wa!
ter street.
Terms,-0ne. half I'm cash For the residue
a credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest secured by deed of trust, atthe
purchasers expense.
oct3.ts BEVERLY NJ EOFF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16

REORGANIZNrION OF THE HOPE FIRE
COMPANY In accordance with previous
notice, meeting f,r the reorganization
of the Hope Fire Company was held on
Saturday evening The Company was
recognized 10y the election of the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Prcsident-john Nolan.
Vice Presidcnt-Samucl Lewis
Sccrctary-IIenry IL Hall
Chief Director-IIcnry II Hall
First Vice Director Samuel Herriot.
Second Vice Dircctor-ThomaS Young
Third Vice Dircctor-M J. Graham
Chief Engineer Charles Carroll
First Assistant Engincer-Eofl Cum
bingham
The City Councils Committee on Fire
Department was in attendance at the
meeting, and handed over to the new
Company all the apparatus, funds, books,
papers. etc belonging to the old organi-
zation
The meeting was adjourned until to-
morrow night, when the other officers OF
the Company will be elected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16
NEW YORK STORE. ~

nv HEs DNDERsuGsNEDsJ WlbsF
Il continue % carry on businessat fbe Show
stand, and viii sell goods from this date a. s9s.
10 MAX room for new stock particularly . sst
of shoes and some dry goods, which hs Will seu
for less tlan coat II invite tbs citizens OF tnss
oftpand surroaldih tosntry 20 All ana essi9
ina1sy-stOck, as am certain thai wiz 10 So'e'
~ ''i' ISAAC LOEB,
OF the late firm Of Goldsmith & Loeb
aanISIm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16

In the Circuit Court on Saturday, our
young friends Vim. p Hubbard and Jno
P. Glover made their first public speech
es at the bar. Both did admirably, ana
the efforts far surpassed the expectations
of their most intimate friends and we'll
Wishers .r. .Ty. q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16
" ,,1 ANDSTATE NEWS u; y

Ar1 e,,S DAVIS have plainly, inti mated
that IT, 'n vear have really eom nshio oe0 aga
the shi', r ar, sSSs'o autumn may be con
cloud loud, Is ra oieiay proclaimed, especial s5I re
sdrr' 'in as the Ireles of the city n t Are
entirely y. s and mantua-makers. These di-
millineIS . a and dispose of the seasons $,
vide inc asserting that spring or TALL
by srm npccs on such day, irrespectiVe0i
G9 sntsocycr the state of temperature may
"n IT,. he Fashion is an imperious mis-
F's' and must he obcyed therefore the
'r' ~inr day observed last week and II"
0r .art nv all the leading aodisles has set
,,.J the question of the season, and we g
,,,r now expect to see our streets anu
-, ,,os thronged with fair promenaders
=, al the freshness and glory of the new
los The delicately-tinted gossamer
f,hries so popular during the sultry
months will be replaced by those so lltN
and stout materials more in accordance
With the falling of the leaves; ana the
,oouettish turbans and airy Fanchons
will give way to the Empires. Lady Der
hios and other innovations, which afford
more perfect shelter to the head. 10
iudce from the profusion of gold orna-
mrnts. Jets, crystals and beads with
which not only the hats and bonnets' but
also the dresses and basquines are to be
licked, the female toilet of this city Will
be more than ordinarily gay and snowy.
The golden butterflies so much in favor
his fall, admirably symbolic the char
.cter of the prevailing fashion in dress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16

CIRCUIT COURT.-In this Court on
Saturday the case of Conrad Selbert Us.
II Nichols was taken up and TIED
From the evidence it seems that the plain
tiff had purchased some ground upon
which the defcndent had a lease, and
,rnn which stood a stable. The defen-
dent ATE, the sale tore down and re-
moved the sable, for which offence he
v.,, sued forthirtv dollars damages. John
Iithrmrhl and John J, Glover, ESqs APP
reared Tor the plaintiff AMI n Richard
son, Esq. for the defendant. The jury
awarded sixty dollars damages to the
plautih \ motion was made Tor a new
trial
The case of Melcher Weber os John
Armstrong was taken mp and given ahear-
NO. From the evidence it appears that
some time ago Armstrong was passing
near Webe,s' house " hen the lattcr's dog
started after the dcfendent. Armstrong
threw Ratchet at the dog, which missed
IFS aim aud struck Weber on the leg,
causing painful hat not serious wound.
Weber instituted suit for one thousand
dollars damages. John Hahermrhl and
John J. Glover, Esqs. appeared for the
plaintiff aad D. Peck and VIM +. Hub
hard, ESqs, for the defendent. After an
absence of an honr or two the jury in the
ease reported that they were unable to
agree, and they were adjourned over an
til this morning, until which time the
Court also adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-16

"QnICK sales and small profits" is the
business motto of
.. ~ l,c,f JOHN T. LAKIN & Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

REcORDER's CoURr.-This court was open
ei yesterday morning under the auspices of
the new Recorder, Judge Wilkinson, who
was elected the night before by the Board
OF Aldermen and Common Council. We
congratulate His Honor on this signal ex-
pressi II Of confidence on the part of the
City Fathers, end pray that his occupation
viii be as eminent, and prove as beneficial
TO the interests of the city as his predeces-
s0rs.
The first days business before His Honor
wss limited, amounting in all to only TWEEN
ty-one cases, ten Of which were for drunk
enness. Henry Dunlap, for disorderlv con-
duct in street walking, fined So. Annie
Denman and Christina Breadlove, charged
with street walking and lewdness, were
fined s. each. Vim. Laid, drunk, and F.
Bazenberry, dead drunk, fined s. each. A
Levi, for indecent exposure Of his person,
fined s.. Mahala Guy for her weekly drunk
was charged 3. Jerry Sullivan. drank, S..
Sarah Bell, lcol) for stealing a calico dress
Of the value Of three dollars, the property
of Mary Constantine, was fined $40.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

military COMyussIoN.-We learn that the
trial Of L. B. Burnett, late of the I'd Ala
bama rebel cavalry, viii commence in this
city on Monday next. Burnett is charged
with attempting TO kill Sergeant James P.
Poland, Of the ls4th Ohio Volunteer In
fantry, at Shell Mound, in this State, about
the 4th Of July. Poland was on duty at the
time, and the assault was considered mur-
derous and unealled for. Burnett was con-
fined until about a month since, when he
was released on $500 bonds, with orders
to report at the Office of the Department
Provost Marshal once week.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

FOREMOST among all American makers Of
reed instruments stand Messrs. Mason 4
Hamlin, whose Cabinet Organs now repre-
try IN this department. Taking for their
starting point, more than ten years ago, the
remembered lnelodeon, with its thin, sharp
tone, they have gone on step by step, uniiI
they have reached position beyond which
the enlargement Of reed organs cannot for
the present be advantsgeously continued.
Leaving 10 others the manufacture OF in
slruments ofinferior grade, they have given
all their enc gies to producing the best pos
sible specimens Of the class they advertise,
and It Is nothing more tnau truth to say
they have succeeded This is not only our
opinion, but the unanimous verdict OF the
organists and musicians.-BostOn Aduel-.
user.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

PROv0sT MARSHAL GESERAL.-The arrival
of Brsvet Major General r. W. johnson,
who has been assigned TO duty here as the
Provost Marshal General of this Military
Division, is looked for in the early part Of
the coming week. Gen. johnson is an old
and tried soldier, who has served with dis
tinetion wherever the fates have assigned
him an active worker and a zealons officer,
be Is a fit succession to the late incumbent,
General Parkhurst, who has filled the posi-
ton for the last two years with marked dis
tiuetion aud ability. B-ItlEE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

N0TicE--Ho would inform an persons
having claims against the Government
which we're die1 With ihe Board Of Claims
Of which william Driver Eas Recorder,
convened By Special Yield Order 10. 81,
dated March Ism, 1885, Department o. the
Cumberland. can heve thair claims prop
erlT adjusted By calling az eur oaice.
We viii sls5 have thelr vouchers, Re-
caipls. and Accounts ordered back from
Washington. ID O., f1r tEs Introduction Of
cher pr,of. Ia order b subsIautste The en-
tira claim, fhat the parties may Fei ihsir
iust indebtsdnoss ifom the GoFarumanf.
is1a-if i. IQEFEua & ca.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

A USEFUL WoRK-THE NASHVILLE D1REo-
TORY FOR IS66.--We call attention TO the
card Of Mr.. King, in this mornings paper,
and commend his enterprise to the patron
age of the professional and business men of
our city. A General and Business Direc-
tory is very much needed at this time, and
from what We know Of the publisher, who,
by the way is an old Nashville typo, the
work will be done in thorough and salts
factory manner. Il is Il GOOD advertising
medium.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The sale Of part Of the stock of horses be
longing 10 Dan Castello's Circus, as pre-
yi7uslY announced, came off last Thursday
and some seventy or eighty head were dis
posed o., as We learn, at low prices. They
were all draft stock. This sale was made
necessary on account Of the Company going
to proceed South by railroad. The Dc riorp7
ing horses, and those necessary to be used
in the ring,-of which there are some TWEEN
ty-hve or thirty-will 60 along with the
Company Of course.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

We received by mail Thursday night
long report from Gen. Fisk TO Gen. Howard
dated the 9th inst, and laid it by for publiI
cation. The telegraph during the after.
neon yesterday furnished US with a niser-
able synopsis Of the report. The telegraph
is becoming nuisance to Nashville nun
fishers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The FIRST Of series of lectures To the
young people Of Nashville, by Rev. R. II
Alien. Will be delivered in the Second Pres-
byterian Church, corner Of College and Cav
streets, tomorrow evening at O'clock
fhe first three lectures will be 10 the Young
ladies. Subject for tomorrow evening"
" Woman injuring herself"
The public, and especially young persons,
are invited 10 attend. Seats free.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The limited States can now bosst Of two
ouarterlies. rs able as the best published Ia
Europe and we may add, they possess a Tar
more spiestone, aud are much more nearly
up 10 the liberal demands % the sge than
any OF the Quarterlies OF Great Brltsln-the
Westminster always excepted Ihese he
views are the North American" and the
National Quarterly, The iormef Pnoiisn-
"a In B5ston. and tbs latter, at No ~, BIZ
bic House, New York and both beng for
sale in this CITY, BY +. p. Cone, AZ Cher
~ slreet, Nashville.
The National opens With an able re-
view of Earl Derby's translation Of Homer,
in which the production Of the .. noble au-
thor" is treated with considerable severity;
but certainly rith no more than 1t deserve,
for Of all the Transactions ofthe Hiad, Dorby's
i esrtsiriv the worst. The Editor, Mr..
Sears. is a thorough Greek scholar, and no
one is more competent 20 criticise the Earl
than he is. The article on VIM. Won Hum
boldt. as q Comparative Phil0l0gist, IS able,
and mnst, at this time, when pathological
studies are popular, be read with deep m
terest. Perish Civilization Is treated OF OF
considerable length, as are also several 9th
er tubiects, as will be seen by the table Of
contents, as follows;
Lord Derbys Translation Of Homer.
U-Willism Won Humboldt as C0mpar-
alive Pbiiologist
1.-THE Wis of the Reign OF Queen
Anne.
IY.-Americsn Female Criminals.
V.-The Negative Character Of Cicero.
VI.-The National Debt Of the United
States
civilization ofthe Ancient Persians.
.-CommeBeemenis Of Colleges and
Ssminaries
IX-Notices and Criticisms.
The contents Of the "North American"
as follows:
LIST. Political Opinions Of Jefferson.
%. Faith and Science.
%. John G. Calhoun.
18th. Is the Study of Language Physical
Science2
STU. Belligerent War Vessels in Neutral
Ports.
9th. English University Education.
7Ih. Education Of the Freedmen.
sth. American Political Ideas.
9th. Critical Notices.
Among the critical notices in the North |
we find a review Of DR.. Ora
per's civil POlity Of America, which Is |
anything but eOmmendatOry but We feel /
confident that any one who reads the work, |
Will be satisfied Of the justice Of the ami
Of the Review, for certainly |
the Doctor could not have produced aweak
er argument, where q strong one was POI
Bile
Call on E. P. Cone and obtain copies Of
both these Quarterlies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

COLLIN HuNTER, boy or years old,
abssnted himself from home, No. 80 North
Vine street, 5 days since. Any person
bringing him home, or giving information
that will lead to his recovery, will be liber-
ally rewarded. His complexion is fair, light
blue eyes, tolerably full face, thick lips,
and lisps slightly. Had on gray round
about, dark pants and dark gray cap.
C. N. COWARDIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

TRIAL BY COURr MARrfAL.-The Secretary,
Of War has ordered TO this Department for
trial, three officers charged with permitting
their men to plilage and rob at their pleas
ure- IL Is alleged that the men under their
control robbed the bank Of Greenvills
South Carolina, of $4,000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
While taking a stroll yesterday through the
mud, we chaneed 20 stop at the Louisville
Depot, and alter sitting a few moments we
were invited By our friend Bates to examine
ihen and splendid SHIPPING CARS that
have just been put upon the road. We
found them eiegant, having every conve-
nlence, aud fitted up in a magnificent style
The GERS are under the control Of the Nash
vile Transfer Company, Messrs. Paine.
Harris i Co, proprietors. They are built
on twelve wheels, six at either end, aud are
60 feet each in length, and are capable
of accommodating hIy-six persons. They
were manufactured by. Messrs. Barney.
Smith 4 Co., Dayton Ohio. These cars have
been long needed on this road. and would
have been put on much sooner but for the
numerous guerrilla dcpred ,tions that have
been committed on this road The company
have never spared any pains or expense to
make the lives of its patrons as sale as the
circumstances would allow. We conrratu-
late them upon this accession to their road
and hope that their career may be a long
and useful one. See our corrected time
table in to-day's paper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough edUcaiion
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, Conner.
cial Law, Commercial Calculations. Part.
neiship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 4 co
ort1g-Iv
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
no sIFangers ID CiIIsen..

Va do not profess 70 be the only Phv.i-
can IN The city, who may Be found Al his
o-nee a. gu hours, dsy OF night :; nor a.
We N Offering ear services = the invslia
desire 70 recommend oursslf in preferences
y elher equally weil established ana ex-
ReIieaeed .physiciana; nor 40 We pre-
loR ll % oe tnialhhiei OF the only man ca
P-oie Of curing the varioas Diseases man
.ionea n cur general Advertisement We
= o nos cain tho possession Of any isonScr-
y. sccTef re1caits, OF ext-aa-dinsrv. 49,
io4c iroaisleat o. pai.isfiucs; a. an ssrlsibis
aen must know, thai su,cess b ~ -
tee Of medicine, does not depend 80 much
upon the discovery Of Hco rtnaIi-s. o. us,-
H.oaes o. frcat.-eni, a. upon he skiliful uso
Of toose Agencies necessary % a ,,f-fl.-f ,,5,-,
aud this can DO acquired only by expo-
neneo AMI patont application. We res
Pecu0lly refer she public % cur general a.
ver.lsemeut, in smother part Of tha pane-
vidce hours rem S IN SAC moruius Hll
al night. L. Z. Colurar NJ n
= North CherrT sl. Nashville Tar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

To FRIENDS OF EDUcATIoN The Weekly
Union, published on Monday morning new
VIII contains complete copy Of the reporf
Of the proceedings Of the State Teacher
Association. Il will be in good form for
distribution.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

PERSONS unacquainted I'm the city seeing
50 iaany advertisements for the trotsment
OF sPcclal Diseases, are ailcn Ct q loss % de-
elinihe % whom % entrust the treatraent
., sueh cases. To such persons We take
pressure N Stating that the oldest estab-
Llsnnlent o. thls sind is az No. s. Deaderick
street, and this should be 4 sulreiept g1,ar-
anto9 that this is a reliable ipstitutions NJ
A. kIcHARn JOINS may be found IN his of
nee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al meaiciaes 6.yitislcS .,
tse odicc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

We Eoaid eail The epoclal attention. o,
w Plone generally % the well filed cstab-
:. y .ii-lei- 9i or eaierpriaing friend, W. ".
Iottcu, who has the fnest selectei -io.t n
Family lroeeriea south OF the Ohio rIv--
m connection with his grocery house he Ia.
olened q 1piendid Liquor estsbnahmaut
where the tuest Liquors snd Wines can b.
obtained, from a bottle % pipe. Families.
parties, aua pic-nics furnished with che
choicest ''Fiands" az modcra'e prices. TIA
Nos are q ani 3. N0-ih COLLEGE Street. op-
poaiie aewanee House Give him a aali.
sepZ9-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14


TRANsFERs or RIAL ESTATE The follow
ing transfers Of real estatewere made for The
week ending Oct. 18th, 1856;
Alex. B. Shaking to Rufus W. McHenry,
loi in city; value sI7O0.
A. Hamilton to Vim. A. Hamilton, lot in
city, 81 600.
James Doyle % Martha Jane Coleman, lot
as in West Nashville; value, S1'000,
The Fret Baptist Church 10 Daniel L
Capsly, trustee, lot in city value S400.
VIM. D. shute to John Shane, ten acres
Of land in Davidson county value 500.
VIM. C. Napier to Judith A. Wellington,
lot in West Nashville value S4,Q0e.
E. r Fon and r. c. Gardner to W. e.
Massey, lot in city value $4,000.
David Duncan 70 Lizzie Finnegsn, lot III
Edge6eld value $500.
]. c. Goughlin and others 10 Michael
0'Connell, lsud in Macon, Georgia; value
$500.
". G. Page to VIM. H. Sloan, lot out of
city.
6 W. Nance to Thomas Barley, lot IN
city.
samuel Watkins TO John Hover, lot in
Victims Addition value $3.50.
7. N Lankford 70 Jacob French, lot in the
city; value s. zoe.
c. W. Nance and W. ". Felts to o. S.
Beutly. one lot in 18th district; value $50.
C. ". Nance and ". ". Feits 10 o. S.
Bentley, lot in Baena Vista value SlSe.
G. VI. Nance and ". W. Felts 70 J. A.
White and Nancy E. Fox value S456.
NJ. A. Buchmsn 10 Patrick Donohue, lot
in city- value &23lo.
Nathaniel Baxton trustee 10 Annie Harris,
psrt Of lot No. lo4 in city.
J. NJ. y. Areo 70 Andrew Morrison, land
in McGavock's plan value $500.
Waterfcld V. Walker 10 Eugene Cary,
two lots ia Eigcfeld value s.. 25o.
Alex. B. shankland 30 John Redman, lot
in 18TH district value Sa75.
6. W. Hllmsn 70 Daniel Hiilman. midi
ded fourth interest in firm Hillman Bro,
and tn resl estate in Tennessee and Ken
lucky.
C-P. Reddick to David Plowman trustee,
lot IN cjty.
A. B. Shankland to Edmund Morgan, lot
in Buena Nsts; 5000.
PANEL HIlman u Thomss J. Hnlmsn,
eighth interest in land purchased Of G. W.
H1lman.
eighth interest in land purchased 81 q. "
Hllmsn.
Arnold Repre- 70 George Jones, loi IN Nc
Gavock's addition value $50.
Columbus Liis and General Insurance
Camnanv 10 ". III. McNsiry, three los IN
Bostick's addition value Sl,sl2.50.
James 7. Higgins 10 John l. Lloyd, 100
acres land ia this county value si3,eee.
". r. Hyues by y. j. Duncan attorney -
+. ?. smith and others, S lots in Hynes ad-
dition value Sl5,s5o.
Seraphine McGavock TO Thomas z. Mur-
ply, lot in Fdgsdfidi value Sl5oo.
3ohn z. Coleman TO Philip ulwill trustee,
lot in Edgeiieid value s35a
Charles Hope and wife o. Louisa Bee. s.
serea lsni in District No. value S35ao.
W. IL Painter % Gaylord Co, ls,l5a
acres 81 lard In WAYNE county.
". Sowing 60 Patrick Malay, lots in
Fosters addition to Edeefeld value SIZE.
troalnc ozsine 70 Charles W. n0nslson,
two lots in city and undivided interest in
tour lots ana improvements, corner High
Sireei enc neoln Alley value S2s,Qee
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FRANK PARRISH's
New Rafbsr shon and a,lhlnn sslo..

No pl ehareh s., opposite TIE Mason 2 Kan.
HANiNs inst removed into nag uoE ana eomno-
II 4plA 7a'coas rellecl uLT announce Io ny
~ lefiqu. aul ne putlcs iaaf am nos rrariy 30
.l,ead % inelr Hazia I'M q better style ihan sFer
y 81 ~ eEpcreuee, a. lrsi-e1ss Barber and
hat-.irea1Ff % crtT Taars, and EIth one II ne
most c1rdfrlo1iQus. rleFnut snf coUpieie'y iaf-
nlsled cstlhlisnuaufs m tna county, 1m ready
p elaIierEa accfnfira1u HItn any sl1uiiaf sllF r
ne EllleFn cities. Erre'ianl nll De rlliF ai a u
times. Ned Wafer-o idaata f1r thr uer of cralo-
mers aitsahaf o. me rreniIsa1 iliicr mFsef
th1t lcthug oil b. i1lui .acE'rF lHHt tIt.s
hair-Iireaaers aud hrfiers laaFs iu sstilla1oe.
a erfrfIsr lfe ahop Hli b. cpeu non etIoft iu
c1rf.lr 81 snrfiIF morning. and iiitr'f ~ 'II.r
auels-sms-i-ts fhAHh EAitil'al.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

GEEaT Ar1EAcr7oE a. Cameron, 6isrs
C0's-s-supsr snk BrOcsds, French 6rena-
dine At 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
DolpAus Mays Preach Jaeonsts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The person that took a copy Of the aAets
Of the Legislature" from our table the otbs-
day viii please return It ct once, and bever
disturb OF take away from our ssnctnm i,
the future anything withoufpermission from
the editor. The latter part Of this noi;cs
Is not only for the book-taker but the pub-
lie generally.
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