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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale Of Real Estate.

INpursuonee cr an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Wood County, Ohio, will ontr for
eale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, January ~ A. D. 1865,
At one O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises, the fol
lowing described real estate, situate in the county
of Wood and State of Ohio, to-wit: That part Of
section number twentv-nine (29) town four "a
North, range nine (9) east, commencing one hun
dred and sixty l60) rods south of the northeast
corner OF said section twenty mine coy; thence
running west sixy-iive COS )rods and six (6) feet
tn the center of the Dayton and Michigan Railroads
thence northeast along the line of said Dayton and
Michigan Railroad eighty y-sevcn and one-half (S7l5)
rods; thence east twenty-one and one-haf (2l4
rods; themes soath to the place of beginning, and
containing twenty Que acres. Said land to be sold
free and clear OF the dover ineuubranco of the
widow of john II. Morrison, deceased.
Appraised at S52j.
Terms of Sale-0ne-half in hand and balance
in on year; the deferred payment to bcar interest
from day OF sale, and be secured by mortgage OF
the promises sold.
SUSANNAH MORRISON
Administrators of John II. Morrison, decd.
F. u. X. HoLLENBgcE, Aty's for Petitioner
December 26, 1865. 35eS9 so
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NOTICE.
Orrrcr or IyTrnNAt REvrNuF.l !

DITCH NOTICE. is hereby given to
IL VIM. 5. Piersou, or the owner of the south y
northwest a of section "A, in Milton Township,
Wood County, Ohio, that petition has been pre-
scented ny Jonathan salisbury to tho Trustees Of
Milton Township, asking them to lay out Ditch
commencing at the southeast corner of the horth a
Of tue northwest q OF section fourteen in Milton
Township thence west along the south line of
said north y northwest y Of said section fpurteea
to County Ouch 20, ny, spr .here terminate mn, Sna
the horse Of Jonathan Salisbury, in SAID township,
on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of January, A. d.
1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to act on said petition
Milton, December IS, 1865. SicS3 %
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Administrators Sale.

FNpursuancc Of an order graptad by TIE Probate
L Court of Wood County, Ohio, viii! Offer for
sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, January q, 1896,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court ousc
the following real estate, to-wit Tn-Lots Nos. 393
and 400, IN the village of Perrysburg, Wood Coun-
ty,0. Appraised at sl20. Terms legal.
JAMES w. ROSS, Administrator
OF estate of Susan Huntington, deceased.
Pcrrysburg, o., December 2S, 1855. 1888 q
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29

TuS Frankfort Commonwealth, closes an
editorial on tho final overthrow of slavery
by the adoption of tho Constitutional Amend
ment, thus:
o-lay not slave sands upon the soil Of
the Union, In its tull and highest soEse
ours is the l,ud OF the free. Disguise it an
we may, we have gained a boon aud n bless.
inS--we and the tour million whose bonds
are stricken off, Liberty is dear to every
human soul. and we sympathize with the
freed in heir at length gaining that which
God gave thcm--too long have we kept
back the gilt, MS the blood and fire and ter
rors of five years Just past well prove.
That there are sutterings in store for them,
consequent upon their new state, nCne can
doubt BIT he it ours to Tighten those sui.
terings, aud to give them q helping hand in
the attainment OF the full blessings Of liber,
ty, Through no fault of thoirs. our slaves
are free, Lly not the sin--aS some account
/ tito their charge, Kentucky now should
accept tho hnal consummation of this long
agitating question, and address hers II &c
the new order of things, mafully, honora
| bly, and gracefully. So will she 40 we'll
| We have heard tho Christmas bells again
| pealmg forth thch annual tidings of "peac,
I on earth, good will toward men" To II,
/ these tidings had higher meaning THAI
( ever hefore, and have given us a deeper aur
more sacred lesson as to our duties towarc
our fellowmen. With their old.tmed mes
sage they also "proclAimcd liberty through
/ ont the land unto all the Inhabitants there
OF We must accept the message ant
make it an eternal blessing.
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TERMs-0nc-tw twelfth of the purchase money to
be paid at the time Of sale and the balance in
eleven annual installments of equal amount, with
annual interest thereon. No bid will be taken for
less than the appraised value, with cost Of sale an
ditch tax now assessed against the same.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., 0.,j
PcrrYsburg, Dec. q, 1865. r.. 35d
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hucH w. MERCER at one time Coafcd-
crate General, is on trial by military oo.o
mission for the murder Of sevea un.on
soldiers, who were induced to enlist in the
rebel armyluther than starve 10 death ami
afterwards, on the discovery of their plans
10 escape, were, by order Of this Mercer,
taken out and shot.
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sSmERIFF,s SALE.

John Cox,
vs., , Wood Common Pleas.
X. Theodore shannon \
BY virtue of an execution issued in the above
cause by tue Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public vendue, al
the door of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, of said
county, on
SATURDAY, January 81, 1865,
Between the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ, of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
The north half of the southwest quarter of sec
tien twenty nine 29), town three (3), range twelve
IQ2) Appraised at s4O0.
CHARLES w. EvERS, Sheriff.
BRowS & BuRKETT Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, December q, 1866 35eS8
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f. r IE I1 DO M I
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

Slavery Forever Dead in
the United States!
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&sI1E HE'S SALE.


David Smith, G n,
VS.. Wood Common PleaS
Ozri Wulcott ct nj.
BY virtue of an orderor salcissued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and deliv
cred, will Offer for sale at public vendue, at tho
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, January %, 1866,
Between the hours of l and 2 O'Clock =. NJ, OF
said day, the following described property, tC-wt
The north part of the west half OF the northeast
quarter of section one Township four A., north
of range twelve u2), bounded and described as
| follows: Beginning twenty five rods west from
the northeast corner of said west half of the
northeast quarter section, on the section line
thence west along the north section line twenty
! four rods thence south twenty rods; thence cas-
twenty -four rods thence north twenty rods, to the
place Of beginning containing thres acres more
or less. t.t .t...,.
CHARLES W. EyERS, Sheriff
TETEB BELL, Plaintiff S Attorney.
Docembcr 2S, 1868. 35c 8 30
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AosouNrs from Turkey represents tho
ravages of the cholera in the interior as
Distressing, II 900 deaths occurring at
Aleppo alone. The locusts Gro following
on tho heels Of the epidemic, aud famine is
threatened.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29

GkdA5h A MONTH !-AGENTS wanted for
g ~ sic entirely nclc articles, Just out. Ad-
dress 0. 4. CAREY, City Building, Bildeford,
Maino S5szz
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CHOICE FARM FOR SAFE.

THIS Farm contains so acres, all under fence
i 3S Of which are cleared and under high
state oc cultivation. 1t has a good Sugar Bush,
with a brick aroh tor boiling; lOO apple rees, just
bearing; so excellent peach trees; Is standard aud
dwarf pear trees, which have just commenced
bearings so bearing grape-vines, principally Della
wares, aud other small fruits in abundance.
In connection with this Farm is Nursery, COM
pFising ii0o one.year-old, thrifty grated apple
trees, and 800 budded peach trees, together with
dwarf pears, PLAINS and other fruit.
The Farm is situated on Beaver Creek, in Wes-
ton Township, and will be disposed of with OF
without the Nursery, as may be desired.
For further particulars, inquire of
GUlER & OBLiNGER,
Journal Office, PrTrysburg, Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.JFK. HoRD, Fremont. j.. HoRD, Perrysburg.
y. X. & y. M. TTORD,
ATTORNEYS !. Perry sburg, o..
Office in Baird House. 35zz
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DoRTABLE BUCKEYE CIDER-MILL and
~ PRESS, manufactured at Springfield, 0hie7
tire best Portable Min and Press il use. -
We sell at manutacturers' prices.
CROOK & FREEMAN
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by SAMUEL BowLEs g. COMPANY,
SrRNdFfELD, Mass.
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TuE Nashville Press and Times says The
reconstructed in Mississippi are MS partial
to gHerrillas for Sheriils as some OF the
Ahboniaus are. Qmntrel, who hutche, OIL
and burned ono hundred aad fifty white
men, womea and chillron, in the town OF
Lawrence, Kansa. removed to Mississippi
and was elected Sheriff The o,ly wonder
is that ne has not becn elected Governor
or United States Senator, The monster,
after kis election, went TO Washington To
get his pardon in order 10 qualify himself
to take his office. Tho Kansas men are in
chase oflnm. Let the wretch meet his just
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A LOT OF rebel moaey has been found at
the South, bearing the imprint Of the Ma.
'ional Bank Note Company The Secretary
of War has called on the Company Tor an
tNpanst on,
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Now is thetiDIe to subscribe fnn 4, al3 /, s1rer,
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beautifully illustrated, from the pen of tbs late
GInRGE ARSoLD. 4o
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SAINT CECILIA'S
a O "A ID Il Nj Y.
MOUNT VERNON,
Sisters Of the Order Of Saint Dominic,

NEyELL known in this and the adjoining States
w - expenenced and competent directors OF
female edncation, respectfully inform the citizens
Of Nashville, and the public IN general, that 6 spa
cious building, recently erected, eoabies them 10
receive larger hImnoer Of pupils.
The Acs3sny lie about mile from the city, and
is situated in one Of the most beautiful and healthy
locations IN its Viciaity.
The Ladies of this Institution, being especially
devoted 10 The education Of the young Of their
own sex viii sasye nothing undons to impart TO
The pupils confded to their care, thorough edu-
cation IN ths highest sense Of the word
The reiqon profezsed By The Ladies Of the In
sttuton is the Catholic, and they viii impart spe
cial religious instruction 70 pupils protesting that
laiih.
Peuils Of every religions denomination viii BE-
ad nitted, and no undue influence will be used to
Is the religious principles Of the young ls1ies (;
nor viii any Of them - permitted 70 embrace the
Catholic fzfn without he verbal OF HFitien consent
Of parents or guardians.
Uniformity and good order, however, require the
-ettendaEaeof eli at morning ana evening prayors.
ard al q 3 rsnsions exercises on Sunday
The Course OF Stumes is divided INTO four de-
partzisnts. each eepAFtmenthsYing It's own distnet
course Of studies assigned i.
The Academic eEr VII consist O. two Sessions
The drst coumFncing on the hrst Monday Of
September, the second on the first Monday Il FEB
Fsiary. The Academic ear ia close with public
distribution Of premiums and hoDors, atout toe
e0rh Of Juno Of each year.
parenfs or Guard ans wishing 70 plsce their chi.
dren or wards in the Institution, viii b received
on any day but Sunday.
For firfher psrt q ulars spply ai lhe Academy,
An business letiers 70 be Eddrassed b the M0the
Superior, Saint cecilis's Academy, Mount Vernon,
Nashville, Tern. ieHs-u
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.c'SoiESaTI, July THE stakes in II,
contemplated prize 6sht, between cisrI
and Rsatou, we're drawn yesterday, sceors
ing 70 the decision q the stake holder.
and returned 70 thsir respective basscrs.
aght took place yesterday near Cinssa.
naii, besWeen Newell Of Piesburg, and
Durnes Of Cincinnati, for two haadrsd dol
lars 3 side, resulting IN the defeat Of ID,
latter in fourteen roands-
P'ETsBURs, Jaly ss.-Ths river remain.
about stationary. There vas 3 heavy rain
Al II o'clock. and continued until amer y
when ths sun again made lts Appearance.
New Gear and warm.
Nav XOHE, July ss.-Tha stssmsr GEORGE
Warrington brings New Orleans dates. oar
alss contain the following from Texas and
Mexico:
The Maisnoras conmereial Of the Isih
says Gen. ssesieshas rssuirsd cortinss, who
is in Brownsville, 70 preserve the peace. bat
having access 10 Mexico, continues TO rob On
that side Of TIE river, seeking refuge On
American soil.
Gen. hiEot had resolved authority from
the Emperor 10 raise a battalion Of Texans
for guerrilla service.
lnstead often thousand there are bstWeen
seven snd eight thousand Miss0uriana and
Texans on the way to Mexico. They are
aud armed.
Gov. Allen, Of Louisisna, was hourly sz-
Pected. Complaints are made that the Fed
sral authorities do notfurnish transportation
10 paroled rebel soldiers who wish 20 return
10 their States. Many went 20 Texas before
The war and were conseripted.
Business is becoming quite astivs.
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An English Prediction.

The following is an extract from q
letter Of the sth Of July, 1865, from a
London banker 10 his correspondent IN
New York:
ave are glad 10 observe that your
information indicates probability that
there viii be no difficulty in raising
southern produce by means Of free
labor Should this be 50. and the free
trade league succeed in giving proper
directiou 70 taxation, there can be little
doubt that after q very few years, in
which It may be necessary 70 borrow q
portion Of the amount required 70 dis
charge the interest and other expendi-
tures Of the country, the United
States will arrive at = degree Of mate
rial prosperity that win ensbie i 10
carry its large debt easily enough.
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The 9th District.
5. \. ARxELb. HsQ.,

RYoaINEE or THE DISTRICT COW zNito.N. /.
~ .-5I - rI~rs.f - nIaat nnd a1nTesE t1a
Esfers cf "a en- CcnaTEassoat D. RS - q 3 io
-ogiae frnss aad places. ~. Ttcma4 = iasi.ed
- F-.f.x. ftfs Ia,s, q lladsu. Perry coentf.
o. saturday. isih tuiy, - hafas,oFr, Perry
On 'ksssasy. I'm Iuly. = sohnsoasins sunsh.
6s We lWSssissai.s. ian Iuly. s. waVssy. aumph-
''js b Frds.. IS Jaig. q faariafls. n Dieksaa
% Masisy. ssh Juy. 4 Dssss, h s,s.ar!
a. sa8-.sasS SAB 1uiy. = car,srps. ha5s.
s. sl.a5sss' sh Iaig. 4 os-As,ms. HisE,a.a
o. Aoua.y. na Jaly. 8 oelunsss. n M,ary
eouHiy ~ "a
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Ths New YOrk Ersning Po.L 3,

The New York Evening Post says
aHenceforsh We must have free speech
and a free press wherever our Hsg hoatsi
and while we maintain these rights,
while every man may freely speak bis
mind 70 whoever VIII isten, no matter
what his political principles may be,
the country win never sWerTs far o.
long fron the right With the help ei
free, fair and fan discussion, any evil
no matter how great, win cure iiself IN
: free state and amongst aw-abiding
people
That's very pretty and very correct
doctrine Il Is AnTiean doctrine. But
--it don't suis the times
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No tribute can be too great paid 70
the merit Of SO worthy a soldier as Gen.
Dudley
Confidence in the stability of our
peace has taken deep root in the minds
Of the people of this section, and they
eli seem happy to once more be able TO
follow civil pursuits with none to nolest
OF make them afraid. Farmers daily
crowd our stores making, purchases
with 3 strange freedom-aIl seem con.
hdent and happy. God be praised for
the great change that has come upon
U.s. HOpr
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The sulsr Goods 90 A. & M. Laudsberr,
corner Public square aud Market are nov
being closed ouL These must be sold re-
garalcss Of price. Now 8 your time o. get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cirara.
Canned Fruit oysteu. sardincl. notiou1
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
there.
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Ofiee---K0. IL College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated 'gadsr he La,cs Of he jSats
Of Tennessee

FTSBIs Company Is Organized for tiie purpose o!
= Mining and Borins foI Petroleum, Cosi, Salt
water and 0 her valuabla minerals; and
Nov owns in Zee simple upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land in Rhes, Hamilton, Bled-
soc and Van Bursn counties also
Various Leases, including Clutches, 6orges,
Coai, Coke and iron Banks, one Salt Well, lhree
Ochre Banks. and tao n asfer Banks; al o
Several places whore indcasiIns for Petroleum
are - good as any in the state
The Capital Of iht Company is S250, 900, With the
privilege ef increasing It 10 81, ,000O0
Ihe resident Of this Company is an old resident
o. bledsoe county, Tenn, fsyoranly and extensive
ly known
Shares in thls Company are 500 each. subj.ct TO
calls Of 10 per cent, no oftener than once in three
months.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Of the Etock
this Company has already been subscribed.
The Office OF this Company is al No. II College
street, Hsshv lie, where auy informal can Le had
and subscriptions Of Stock taken.
B, Z. BRlDGMAN, President.
T. J. WILSON, Secretary.
jyR)-ln
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catarrhal Consumpllon.

] send ycu cert dcata OF Aaomi Wiieor oT this
icwu.-tfe vas as4hcted aIih laiarfhaI Coeaumu-
toa and led mang Teuelles, tIt continued io
grow EeaIcri lungs snd G0Uaeu urrinla very
m1ch dIs1rIlered, ans nar HtTHcirra ana friends
despsI1ed u her lie. Ihraugn he use of your
Compound Syrup of Wid ChtrrV Ff1 anurniT 7ns
eoFersd- = u. SMITH. luatice Of i1s fraeo.
aoFeIlcur. AsE York.
9hisgslukbic MsdIcine. pronurai only By Dr.
3Fsgnok son, a19 NORTH lEih airaai. fh.adelphia.
vitae ~. SMITH. nrnresE,
Cor uhurch and NIaa Hifarll. EiahFl'a-
lraF1.-nrI- tufn -
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ser Abras

Tbis vice, which is never prseileod ID
the presence q any one, has proved tha
everlasting Tuin oi thousands of the nobieas
a1d most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to sIoqlenca crrea O. lonr.
"a has destroyed health. biaaia8 che consti .
tulions and reduced t1a u.aofablo Vissim lc
living aEeletol- Nor are these IL Gu1l
and fatal effects in o. psias ~ .catteraf
the ruin8 cf reason. the mast a1eiancholy
sght tnat can meet n0fisl 8ges 10 b.
cures pernauently Of this afllction, call ou
Dr. golcuan, 30. 81 Horth Cherry street.
OF adareas him By loilsrs BQz 500, Nash
viilos Isnn. fs5ls-N
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Champion Brick Machine.

TEE bkoPalsIORs OF THIS RECENT PA.
= ic1i for The ulsuulacture of Briel- - ,-,s~ss
b dspo-e of Ma hines md ~ ht 20 ue. ska t.roa
Tbs Machine la simple a conasructon. ioss ~
rea4ily Eei out q repair; has immense i.iRrer.
uith a siuglc horacs causes lIttie deiav f5r re,T.
snr sforo-. Nsi make from tEeuty-fve Ia sk7-<e.
fse thonsana hrtcks PET day Circulsr VII f1tI
,-,.s~iiars fsraarded on apfkirafioa - tr.ss-l 4
R-uick. n frosdNay, Nee fofk iniy elm
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N IS nor DYE.

R1nnz1ra--ft n comriets within iisa'f, D. oshar
dressing or aecomFanImelt of nny kua har- rn.
quiFed. Ihe GAR o. rerqTatad and sirn Tfhrurf
an arestorei % ia onruai c1ior suline1H snd bean
ty, without ne applIcauou of uIuar1I anr1fau1aI.
lt il eutIrely dldeleut rqr tfr many afrrlcl fhar
have been issued rom Hua f1 time. anf n UIa
oEIE aE0Fr kEsr1aEs Of Cana aud uHIisct HsIa
DaEss-t eotnss1u. Do ia de.'raieIF rerlIflad. anf
eco ID appled tg hand, cr r0.i traan o. 10 does
nol stain the lEIn or so'l tho fnfat Uaea.
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We are 81 horned 70 EEnouuca JOHN HUGH
SMITH aa candidsie for Congress IN The Fihh
pistnci, composed Of Ne counties q WHHsmsos.
Wlsou, DaTiasou. sumner, Robsrisoa aEd obs;i-
hsm. iyf1.to
We sFe aufhOused 70 aon0uuce Ex-0oV. W.. n.
CaHFaELz e candidate fos Congress u pc pm
ConEessioual Distrsci, composed of The cou1des
n Davidson, Williamson. wilson. sumner. Rot-
srison, and oheathaDa- IsT
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10 TIE Voters or the SIKH Oongres.
slonaI nssfrlef.

ooupassi y ~ soaatla q la,sre.c.- Wars. Hsr-
A., DraaaEs F-7y. Le1il. Erlrs. Glclzaaa. Des-
50, HuHPsses ssesars ed Mssigsaae-gs
! TAXA us nstaod o. annonacil< lnysslf q oz1-
ddsta p reprsasat y5g ID he nezt oonzrrss 81 ihs
uaiied States, and fespssaaiY AK your sufrsgs g
ths eisstol % he 6Fat Thunstsy IL kug.lni neEt-
ial5-cs D.B. THOMAS.
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LuHaEa.-Knighi a Bro. are unlsadiu n
a. iaeir Steam Elevator, on RoUiue Mil
hil, barge containing 85o,6o8 iset Of
white pine lun5or, embracing all kinds Of
eiear and common plank, framing timber
joice, and scanuins 81 fallowa.
2zt--ls, ls, ank a feet long.
axe-is, 20, and q feet long.
axs-2e, p, q aad 80 feet long.
71Sxs-ao, p and q feet long.
1Hxl0-ls and ~ iooi long.
24xIa-9o feet long.
ax6-2o and 80 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
sxi-s, Z, 10. y, Is, 90 aud g feet long.
Also l5o,ooo feet choice white pine aooriav.
Of all widths, for tho lowest cash prices. ai
Knight a Bros, Lumber Yard. u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-29

We are authorized 10 announce sAHuEL ,. ctarEa
e eandidais s0r Congress in ths Finh nsseiei,
composed a ths COUNTIES of Elihamson. Dasid-
son, Sumner, Robertson and Cheaihanl.
ieZi-fdp
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-29

FAoIoesAFHs.--P Pheiographa Of Gonarais
FEDERAL and Confederate. The largest COLI
ise'ion m ne west, iof sale, wholesale ana
ss'Ail- hemembsr hs place, Gallery 9fths
Oanosrland, asceasr street, opposits Com
mrcial Hotel. s,,vartr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-29

Aee pure Old imported Port, sherry. Mols-
= SerFant and C!lret Wines, Ola Otsri nj
6,i.seEoetsy brauaF, Champaens. Rifts-s
P,' holland Ca, aEd many othor
uiu ue.s zoe numerous o. mention. hesi3,s
s-.aoiRs sRs "a almost every descsiptnn car. ~
y, ~ nc 2. at y, Iottena Grocery house No-
- Oo.isss street, Nashville, Tenn.