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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
AUCTION SALE
OF
Government Whisky.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMAIIssARY SUBSISTENCE
N4sHvILLE, Tenn, Aug. Is, 1865
DY orders from the War Department Whisky
I'D hfVng ceased 20 be ration, Will offer for sale
81 Putic auction, at Government warehouse In the
city OF Nashville, Tenn on Tuesday the 5th day o.
September, 1855; sEVENTY-FfVE THOUSAND
GALLONS WHiSKf-more or less
THIS Shis ~ IA mostly copper distilled, put up IL
vel ccopered oarrels, all OF which viii be re-gUs-
gsd prior 70 sale, and the consents Of each barrel
N rked thereon il will be classified as 70 quality,
aud each class sold separately.
Samples may be ssen ct nv Office, No IL, South
Cherry street, IN this city, en- and after the 26th
day Of August, ls65. and at warehouse on day OF
sale.
Sale 70 commence st IL O'Clock. a m Terms
Cash, in Government funds. Whisky 10 Re remov-
81 immedisely alter sale ct the expense Of the pur-
chsser
By order OF Colonel ]. @. ,RrED. Chief Ccmmis-
sasy subsist noe, 81 DIT.
Captain and Cs Y, in Charge Of Depot.
AusNF-it Eraa a
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John L Williamson, ESQ., Of Mem
phis, has been appointed United States
Attorney for the Western District Of
Tennessee,
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Taken Un.

~ F5gaesld. an Iron Gray HcFse branded u s.
fhe owner can Obtain he same hy cal ing
mon The Undersigned. IN kdge6-id, and paying
efsrses suEz5 Ste Donald ROB EIs1S.
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Also

A Nice Iattis Fern Of II Acres four and
BALI Tniies firm the city. on tbs Diekerzon p ke
Has fraIn house with four rooms out-houses and
stable. lana very rich, excellent water. Prcs
CW.
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Also

Farm Of 2l4 Acres. e1z miles ffom the city, on
the Bro Church Pike" Has = good framed
house With four rooms, Kitchen and out-houses
stables, ice house, &c all in good repair. About
two thirds cleared, b2lance 10 good timber; well
Hatered.
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Notice.
Dissolution Of COpsrtnsrship

rrylTF co-parlnership Heretofore exist M between
ths firms Of a. Lou s & Co, and slrieker &
- 90 ffsa tay been dissolved by fnutu i con 4 n
Al ,e,rs ii,ci5rred bV Earties, ear Re Fquidotcd
v,itheitber frsn, 81 No s. or Nc. 80 North Markei
$500 A. LOUIS & Co -
S. sTRIcKER co.
ns..k-;us 4rorst 8. fso5.
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A. LOUIS 4 CO., having purchased the entire "a
.,--se ~ The house. 20 So Msrkef street., would n
We Al their old customer, aud the pubic gene
roIir "a renew their former beTRi palronsge ieei
inc conf ient thst full satisfaction vii be gisen' re-
We IN omen 10 a few days enaTely new stock
If Goods. purchased in the Gssserr markets 81
he lovest rates, consissisg exclusively u Dry
1,oodg notion Boots, Shoes and Eat
~ lFr, Kupferman, lac Of albany, Gs, and Nj
5ssraan. have been retained by u, snd VII havl
soie control II the house, where theywia % happy
''i'' M y - A. LOUIS 4 Co..
,,9s1v No SO Market street
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Hon. John Forsyth is nov Mayor Of
Mobile He win sdmit negro testi-
mony in his court
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE.
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
60 Viewers Monong ,helE Wnisky.
50 Robertson county,
q Fine cid Lincoln county 4"
10 Old Peach Brandy very fne-
10 Old apple 2"
20 Fine imported Hennssy Brandy.
Casks Fine ''5tsr" and Crescent Port Wine,
10 Casks Sherry Wine, Superior quslisy.)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
70 Caeea
50 {" Weeks Fine CstsWba Wine.
leo g loDgWorth's Sparkling CslaHba Vine
100 " Imported Clsret Wins.
10 Casks Fine Jamaea Rum
10 Imported Hollsnd Gin.
30 Cases genuine Neuehdts Absynthe.
10 Casks suoeuor CaiaWaa Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine n. Sugar.
% Cffee
20 Bbls and i bbls. Powdered Bar sugar.
50 " B Crushed Sugar.
50 BAGS Prime Bio Coffee
IS Bbls and y bis \ Mclassas.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap
go |" Star and Summer Candles
leo Z" Starch
200 Cases assorted Matches.
100 " BCSoda.
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GrncarY for SAG.
Removal

>ne Of che hest locations in thscl.y. Enquire i'm.
~ mediately Of TEklLet . ~.
auF25-sge 70 Union street.
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Lost

Fy1aE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY have re.
u moved their Office 70 the Second National
bank building, college street. aug25-3t
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Mis- c elIaneous
Farms.

A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Bsbanon Pike; soil rich, well nclosed with a & {"
cedar fence; splsndidiy Wal cred: four hTndred
ares cared bal .nce wei mbered with cedar and
Ot1er OWth two resided ~ on The place--one
with rooms, the other with 3 rOons-both with
coed outLouses, 6e.
Farm OF coo Acres Of splandid land, fifteen
miles from Nashville on the Galstiu pske-is pin
pally nver b tom. Lies between the Cumberland
i cleared blsoce well timbered. VIII be sold 10
hody, or 10 Farms Of 700 or 800 Acres TO suit pur
chssers. Iefaes usry easy.
Also
A Farm Of 500 Acre, Of splendid Land in Ruth
erord county, In sight Of LaVergue. The residence
has heen burned, bat the out-houses remain, There
Is good orchard also large qnsnety OF Cedar
timber On it. It's an exeelientsto Fam
AJSO
A Farm Of te0 Acres-good lsni-on Murfreas
boro pike nd Chattanooga Railroad, one half eeaE
cd ana new. 1hlrty Dollars per sore.
~asis ALSO
Farm OF Is Acres ut esanon, Wilson county.
Has bTi * residence with rooms. Offices Ia the
yard, good cisiern and we'll, carnage house, ice
house, milk house, good barn and garden.
Farm Of AS Aeres, four miles from Fraukin,
Williamson county on the Cartsr'S CTesS Pike, and
kaown as the 'Southsl Place." 30 acres shared.
Hss good houss on &c with ionr rooms, kitchen.
barn, and other outhouses, and splendid well.
ALSO-A Tract Of tUo acres, four miles from the
above tract al in woods.
Price for both places $500. one half cash, balance
in one and two ysars.
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Also

An Elegant and finely improved Farm o. 81
Acres, PAN les from the city near ihe No ensyilis
PIKE. rhe soil is very rich; has on Il tWo-sioFy
framed residence with FIVE rooms snd cellar, klteh-
en-, ONCE ia the ysrd. smoSe-housef3 Horkshop,
81 tables, etc An excellen' sprlng, snd nne arte-
81 well very near the hoqse, with a new pump
and veil hoass. Has splerdid orchard and gar
drn; slso q beautiful Law , of eYeTgreens. Dar.
gain can De htd IL this place.
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Also
Also

Farm Of &C Acres Of very rich lsnd lying on
as oae Riyer Pike" 81 miles from RashVLls On
. Mil Cresk very near good mil.
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A Highly improved smsIl Farm Of % Acres, 2
miles f,on the city, Oh the Charlotte Pike, iand
very ich and les well. Has about four hundred
wards on elegant stone fence on il. The residence
L a two story trek dwelling with five rooms, large
hail. pantry Kitchen. servants house, stable, corn
cItb. carriage house, clstern and we'll.
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LIQUORS.

Bhls Alcohol, 90 per cent.
"a per cent
Proof Spirts,
PITS WhisEy, purs. lor Med purposes.
Pure FreDeh Brandy,
Holland 6in,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
Fer sale low, by EWIN & PEEDEEToF.
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U. s. Marshsl's Sale.

S''''e~ s't'''s' OsSSIset SOtIt JcT me .htdote
Distriet Of Tennessee.
The United sts'es
Infor1ation No. s..
CERTAIN soi o. Goods c'ainsd By Joseph Rch.
DURSuANI . . wit Of resdifiosi srpona, 10 me
il directsd from the Circuit Court O. the United
etzfss or The Middl- Dzuict 81 Tennessee in aid
cause, VII sell a Pahaic Aucaon 10 the highest
bidder ioT eesh, on sie 18th day Of September 1855
between The hoors Of 10 Ard ~ O'Clock am 81 the
store house q Wm b IEicas 4 Co, ID NashTi le,
DsNidHon counfy, fean-, the Goods u,euuoced
sboFe condemned hY said Court a. Earfeitea I, he
United slafes- said pIoPsrty consisfs ~ Fancy
Dry Goods, &C. = r. GLASCuCK,
aug2EUt mkTshal Md Div Tenn
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Also

A Farm OF 81 acres, o. stones River Pike, 3
mil " from thee T., on Mill creek-opp osite Sniths
Mini About Two thirds Of itIs ren bottom land
ard well watered.
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Davidson County
Also

A, Farm of AK Acres, nlIes nom the City,
on the "NeelY'a Bend" Pise One-half % the tract
IL cleared balance sell timbsrtd. Hss on II a Two.
ST nv brick residence With six good rooms, E0cd
kitchen stable, and her outhouses. The farm u
finely watered snd is enclosed 8.th good cedsI
fence.
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vARNIsHEs.

3 Bbls. Coral Vsrnisn, / BIZ lapsn vazulsh,
- Coach Z" ] Flowing
ore barrel Black Lsather.
For sale Low, bY EWlS a PBNDLEToN.
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Edgefield Property.

One Of the hest Suburban res denees near Nash
vile, beaudfai'y 10 aIed and finely improved The
lot cOnt11s acres OF rlch garden lsnd, fronting
on Foster street and on the Louisville snd Nssn-
VIE Railroad; 80 situated that Il could be cut Up
luto beautiful building 10 8. Terms liberal
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Also

a Nice Little Farm of 161< Acres, four and a
balf miles from the ely on the Whites creek PIX =
four ceres in timber. Place well wstered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

The results Of the Doctors expert.
sncs As given sboYe, ought TO be taken
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Nashville. August 8. iso5.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

GINGERBREAD CAsTAwAY.-GOing over to
The theatre last night, we found an imPedi-
mont on the pavement on Bank street, in
the shape of several enormous chunks o.
gingerbread lying around loose and at g
discount on the bricka-I IT had avidantlv
been dropped by some fellow who was too
narvous tr keep the uneven pavement, and
we Involuntary looked to find his hulk
stretched across the walk, or bestowed in a
heap in 8 convenient corner.
The sight of this reckless prodigality re-
minds us ofa strawberry spill we saw last
Friday evening, in the midst of the fu-
rious thunder shower raging then. A horse
had got scared at the flashes of Lightning,
and dashed up Champlain street, with q
wagon full CT pilsd-up boxes ofstrawbsrries,
just loaded for shipping, Whizzed around
the corner on Ontario street, causing the
large, luscious berries TO take q decided
lateral, centrifugal course, turned down
around the Park, and made down Superior
street at great speed. At every turn of q
corner, the uncovered boxes Of Strawberries
flew off with q snap, as in the game of
"cracking the whip" and the deluged
ground around the various turns of the
road, was floating with the finest berries of
the season. They were the Russell fruit,and
the loss amounted to thirty five dollars.
Although it was raining like shot, and
the sky was cracking with the play of cleo
tricity, gamins by the scorerushed out from
their cOverts, and made free with the mod
ern mama.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

JUVENILE THEATRICALs.-It is not widely
Known that an opposition theatre has been
started here. It is a purely juvenile affair,
performers and patrons being lads and
~lasses, youths and maidens. The enter
prise was in~augurated one night last week,
and the first entertainment given in an ex-
tempore, four-sided tent in the spacious
rear yard of residence No. =, Prospect
street. The pavilion wss brilliantly illu-
minated, and full of young folks of both
sexes, who attracted much attention from
the neighbors, who, in turn, repsstsdly
testified their appreciation by applause
from overlooking windows.
To the uninitiated it is not definitely
known what is the character of their per-
formances, aside from the singing. But it
is evidently in the line of comedy, judging
from the frequent bursts of laughter and
light airy cheers of the juvenile audience.
But whether Chimney Corner, or Pussy
wants a Corner, is entirely Indifferent
COlOred people are not only admitted in
to the dress circle and parqustte of this
opposition theatre, but the Management
has'secured the musical services Of q Corps
D'Afrique, imported from High street.
Their singing is of a high order of merit
and is Thoroughly appreciated, as the sncOrss
testify.
We are glad to see that the management
nave awaited toroos out Of their minds the
vulgar prejudice TO '%'cOlOr, and have plant
ed themselves on sensible ground. We
clap them gently on the back with a 'well
DONE" &c.
We don't know, noth Having measured, the
ambition of the conductors of these anna
teur theatricals. Whether the enterprise
will thrive until it is formidable, is left to
the gamins to Settle
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13


Observation-Disclosures Colonel Charles
E. Brown, sd o. V. l., has been recently
promoted to Colonel of that regiment. Col
onel Brown has been scting Provost Mar
shall of this District a number of months,
aud has served in q manner which has
been successful and received the approval
of all. Notwithstanding the COlOnslis now
and long has been suffering from the effects
of wounds received in battle, he is DESTROYS
to rejoin his regiment, and asked several
months since to be relieved from his duties
here. Relief was promised him on the con-
clusiOn OF the Nash cOurt-martial, but it
has not yet been granted. We congratulate
the Colonel and his regiment on the event
of his deserved promotion.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-The 21st Wiseon-
sin, 29O strong, Major. Walker, and the Sd
Wisconsin, 24s men, Captain GiddingS, az
rived here from Pittsburgh yesterday
morning, under command of BrigEdier
General Hobart, formerly Colonel of the
1lst. They were fed st the Home, and left
on the boat for Detroit
The officials at the Home received 8 tsls-
gram from Pittsburgh yesterday, stating
that 1924 soldiers, detsehments from ssye-
raj Michigan regiments, would arrive in
this city about midnight. They would have
supper at the Home and leave for Detroit
a special boat. Since the coming in Of
the troops, the Detroit boats have been
double trips.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
REAGAN nf HenIth


Tie good things of this world have each their
appointed mission.
1t is the mission of ~HOsTETFER's STOMACH
BITrERs to prersnt and rsIiere q great variety Of
ailments.
FOR twelve years its success as protective AMI a
remedy has been without check or drawback. It is
strong nsgGaee eBidenee OF this fact, that the efficacy
Of the article as g specific for dyspepsia, bilious
meas, constipation, nervousness, general debility
and Intermittent fevers, has never been questioned.
As proof positive of its infslibilisy in such cases,
the statements of public men whose names are
familiar as household words, have from time to
time been given to the world.
fits reputation is not funded in facts, then
truth is a shadow, and tn. utterances Of cOnsoien-
tIOus citizens are Of no more value than "ditsTs'
oaths."
And what IS its reputation Let the progress of
its sales answer the inquiry. Where twenty dozen
bottles of Hostettsr's Bittsrs we're sold in 1855
fire hundred bottles are dispo'sd Of now
Could public op'niJn DO more significantly ex.
pressed than BY iis unparalleled increase Of con-
sum pIion? It gems impossible.
The preparation hal been imitattd. Where are
the imitstorsl Echo answers, "Whsre 2" To the
''imbo' of things lost on earth thsy are al either
gone or goiag. Peace be with IhsmI
So d everywhere. Jsl2. 223dLE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
MEADVILLE NEWS.
[Dsly Correspondence Of the Cleveland LEADra.

MEADvnIE, Pa june II, 1865.
KILLED By TIE CARs-INPoRTANT Dis
oovKRY "A brakeman, named johnson,
was killed near the depot in this place, on
Friday, while coupling cars. His remains
were sent to his parents at Port Jervis, New
York.
For some time past, freight of various
kinds, belonging 10 parties along the rail
road, has been missing, and the company
has had to be accountable TO the shippers
for it. Suspicion rested upon johnson, and
it was the discrimination of the company to
nave him arrested on Saturday, but death
came and saved them the trouble. On
an examination, q key belonging to n of
the box cars was found in one of his pants
pockets, which proved that their suspicious
were well founded, and that johnson was
the thief, After this discovery, search was
made for the hidden goods in the house Of
q man named Heitzmsn, where johnson
had been boarding. AT first the keeper Of
the house objected to the search being
made, and went SO far as TO strike Mr..
| Gray, the agent at this place ; but the
search was continued, resulting in the dis
covery of q roll of Brussels carpet, silk, cas-
simeres, chests of teas, casks of fish, and
other articles, amounting in value to up
wards of 81, 900. Heitzman denied having
any knowledge that the stolen property
had been sscreted in his house but he
was arrested, notwithstanding his denisl'
taken before Justice Lewis, and made to
give $500 bail to appear at the next term
Of court. A man living in Levittsburg was
also arrested IS an s~ccOmpliee. Missing
property to the amount of about $4,000 wat
found in his possession.
FALSE PRErENcEs Several members o
the Central Opera Troupe we're up before
Justice Lewis. on Saturday, for obtaining
money under false prstenses. They gav'
bail to appear at next term of Court.
.CokcERr.-The Hutchinson Family are Il
give a concert at Central Hall, on Wednes
day evening, the 14th.
ACADEMIA son of A. B. Richmond
ESQ.,, was thrown from a horse and seriously
Injured, on Sunday evening last.
woOL The price of wool in this plac,
ranges from so to 50 cents, for good quality
The crop is large, but farmers are displeaset
with the low price, and generally prefe
holding on for higher figures. d.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

QCOsOOO In sums to suit-st the old stand and
EelJDowu NAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
F7rigE UfHr-ry kss1g via. Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds. Silver Ware, JeWeiy. Guns, PISTON,
Uotning, Dry Goods, Pianos, melOdeons, and all per-
Bonai property and articles Of value, on the most sat-
fH n terIas y variety III anhredsemed Wstcb-
e, J-Wely. Cans, ETC., or sale at bargains.
Omee-corner OF Water and Superior streets, over
octSS j. q. a W. WAGNER
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Cleveland whOIesnIe Marked

GAeNoAan0 WHOLESALE Market
MONDAY EvEaIHG, June u, 1885.
FFelghts-Ths following are tbs rates BY Lake
stean) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've Gems higher.
To New York--FTst class: SI,27; Seoond class:
Sl,Ooi Third olaas $40 Fourth class: 600. Flour,
Sl.Oj Wool, Sl,76, @
To BoSton.-FrSt class: S1,ss; Second olass:
sl,osi Third elias: Sc; Fourth class $50. Flour.
Sl.1s. Wool $3.50.
RAOuF-In better demand for good grades and
market steady common gradea quiet, Sales 2lO
bbla Xxx red At 81, S5i 50 bbls choice Xxx vtite at
$3.50.
Wheat-In good demand, the market closing
2t9 30 lower on Nc. 9 red afer Sew York report
Sales before 'Ghangs we're 1000 tu 10. 9whits aaOst
at $685. lOOOb No. 9 red from store At 81, 25 At.
ter Change 1000 bu No Cred frOa store at 81, % A.;
1000 bu and s cars do do at s., 22-the market clos
ing ct the latter price. aa-.
OOrn-No sales reported, and market entirely
nominal.
Oats-MOre active and le lower. sa,eS 1000 bu
and lear Hom store at 5le-
Rye-Dull and nominal.
BAFiey-No sales and market nominal,
POFk-ld VAnced 81, 90 on mess. Sales is bbIs
at VS. 90 for ciiy-Pseked mess Clear 5000.
Eard-DsmAhd light, but market steady A
la9&S tI G~ty-EendsEsd IN tisrces AndksEa,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
Pc PERIODICALS.
OUR YOUNG InLES

An Illustrated Monthly Mag dine for Ro..
Girls, edited By J. 7. TR1WBRIDcE aSIT
HAMILTON and LUCY LARCOM- nj, No.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

sHooTs HIS WIFE.-NO particulars have
yet been received here, touching 8 bloody
ARRAY which took place at Independence
Center last Saturday night. A man named
Probick, 9 returned soldier of the 18Th 0.
Y. J., who came back from Columbus re-
Gently and found his wife living with
another man. He was SO enraged at her
inhdelity, that he proceeded to her new
home, and shot her. Whether he has bean
arrested, or the wound was mortal, is not
known at this writing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

TIE SALEN REPUBLIOAE.-We have long
considered the Republican one of our very
best county exchanges. Its selectionR are
always excellent, and the paper shows for
itself that its conductors are men of energy,
ability, culture and taste. It has just been
enlarged, being now q t~hirty-two column
paper, and is worked on q "Newburry Fast
Cylinder P~OEer-Press." We are glad to see
these evidences Of the prosperity of this
capital paper.