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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
aslfrfhant TaiIuriag.
NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES.
.
HENR MIL LER,
MERCHANT TAILOR I

(VoULD BEG LEAVE TOINFORM HIS FORMER
w cussomers and the public IN general that he
mas reopened his Merchant Tailor Establishment
the new room IN HustoA binding, No. 202 Third
treet one door east OF Jefferson street. His goods
are OF the hnest and best In the market. He calls
your attention to his
French oloth' Beaver and Cashmere
which cannot be surpassed for taste quality. This
Goods will be made Up In tho latest and best STYLE
and warranted 10 ft full assortment Of Gene
Furnishing Goods always on hand. have 4 general
atest style OF '-I-S
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
or those who cannot wait 10 have clothing made To
order. All ask Is to give me trial, and will do
all 10 gigeaatihiAction.
Octasdsm HENRY MILLER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

THE EARTHQUAKE IN CAIIFoENIA.-In a
letter received few days since from SAN
Francisco by lady in this city, the follow
ing strange things are told.
The people here still talk constantly
about the earthquake. Every day some
thing new about il is received from diflrr-
en- parts OF the state. In a lake near the
Sierra Nevada Mountains the water was
thrown up rs if there was school of
whales Spouting In il, and most of the arte-
sian wells In Santa Clara and Sonoma
Counties have dried up. and the creeks and
rivers have risen in consequence
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

The following is given as good specimen
OF western eloquepce and wit: "Where is
Europe compared 30 America? Nowhere
They call England mistress of the sea But
what makes the sea! The Mississippi makes
II, and all we've got 10 do is to turn the
Mississippi into the Mammoth Caveand the
English navy viii be fioundcrng In the
mud,n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

kEEPING HoTRL.-The proprietor of a
Reese river hotel, has posted up the fol-
lowing rules and regulations:
Board must he paid In advance; With
beans, $l5; without beans $l2: salt free
no extras allowed; potatoes for dinner
pocketing at meals strictly forbidden: gen
tlemen are expected 10 wash out of doors
and find their own water; no charges for
lee; towel bags at the end of the house
extra charge for seats around the stove :
lodgers must find their own straw beds on
the bar-room floor reserved for regular cus-
TONERS. Persons sleeping in the barn are
ers inside arise at A. NJ, in the barn nj a
o'clock; no lighting allowed at the table.
Amy one violating the above rules will be
shot.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
Hannah Allos CreaInar,
William James Dreamer,
| Court OF Common Pleas
Of MonLgonery o., D.

NTILLIAM James Dreamer. whose residence Is
w unknown Is notified that Hannah Alice Dreamer
did on the i0ih dty OF September 1865, file her pe
ton in the office OF the Clerk ofthe Court Of Oominon
Pleas within and for the county OF Montgomery and
State OF Ohio, charging the said William James Dream.
er with adultery with a woman nkno,sn 10 the sa,d
petitioner and aso eh lrginR him with gross neglect
Of duty towards her the petitioner that she may
ne divorced from the said William Jarnes CreaIser
which patuon will stand Tor hearing al the nex torn
Of said Court. HANNAH ALICE OREAMER
by ADAM uLAr, her Attorney. oc6w6
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

II BGAL NOTICE. REUBEN LANTz WHOSE
l.Aniz did on the 25th day Of November, 1895, Hle
her petition In the otce OF the Clerk Of the Court on
Common Pleas. within and for the county OF Mont
gomery and state OF Ohio, charging the said peubcn
nis wi win atandonment eno gross neglect Of duty
nata ssid ABBY LntN and asking TO DO divorced from
hearing a. the April term OF said court.
DeceTnbev q ls0S AIRY LANTZ
ADAs OLAI, Atty. decqwst
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
FEVER AND AGUE AND GRILL.
TIE BEsr REMEDY TO CURE, Is
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

NorICE.-THE UkDBRsI6NED mas BEK
IN duly apPointed exsc1tTS O. the last will
sssaasnsnt OF Henry esaher, laie Of Montgome
nov26dltawst EREDRRIcA dALLAHEP
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

TAoOB wEvbHGHT's EsFATE-NoTIoE rs
- hereby gwen, that the undersigned has this day
been appo nted administrators OF the astate Of Jacob
Weybrlght, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, do
ceased, by the Probate Court ef said county. h..
Nov ~, 1865. Tfr JOSEPH WEYhRIGHT,
nov25wat .r. JACOB WEYBRIGHT- ,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
Malo Measurers OF Women.

We cut from the New York Home Jouna
an article upon the subject of male meas
urers OF women:
AT several of our more fashionable dry
goods shops there are departments devoted
TO the making up of ladies' cloaks. bas-
quines, waists, etc, and as the persons en-
ploycd therein are skillful. n vast amount
OF patronage is bestowed upon them. A
few days since, having occasion to make a
purchase IN one of the palatial ediices in
question, noticed n party of ladies who
were being measured for cloaks. They di-
vested themselves of shawls and Jackets.
and were duly Strengthened up, pushed
about chucked under the chin, patted on
the neck, bosom and back, by the measurer,
q great hulkirlg, bearded mani The fellow
is a siX-iooter; should be in regiment of
grenadiers; would make splendid drum
major, If size is requisite; and vet there
he was, nilneing and paving over the ladies,
who submitted TO his manipulatioDs with
ali the air of being used TO it. felt an
noyed to see this man so mceremoniously
handling those young women, and won
dered at their want of mOdesty in submit
ting to 1t. Is it possible that young girls do
not shrink from this ordealY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

WHAT is sPossIBLE.-The Richmond (Va)
Enquirer has come to the following conclu-
SION, after having read two editorials on
the admission of Southern Members to their
seats, that recently appeared in the New
York Times:
"lt is just possible that the President, in
view of probable outbreak with France,
and Irrespective of the known feeling of
sympathy with the South, for which every
one here gives him credit, may have con-
Yeyed to the Republican leaders in Con-
gress the notion that he is not going TO
meet foreign war with divided house
hold; that justice shall be done TO Southern
States, now as much In the Union as Mas
sachusctts or Pennsylvania, and that before
he rctires one inch from his present position
he viii test his strength before the people
of the United States
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01
Also

A House on Shelby street. with good roons, a
kitchen, cellar ana 8. cd CTS era Lot l25 feet BY
It's. PAIGE $500 cash.
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$50

brick House with rooms, en- Herman street.
lot 20 feet BY no. bod cistein and garden all vel
enclosed, Price $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

We have a large number Of Clegsnt Lols suitable
or buiioing busnesi houses and dU elhngs on N
Tarious parts of the city.
I35 Feet Of vacant erouud opposite the aFe-
male Academy" near the Nashville and Chstia-
n ogs Railroad, for saie.
A choice Lot fronting 100 feet on Russell street,
near Tulip street church
Two LOIS. each 90 feet front on R1ssen street, by
10 daep. Very convenient % the Wire Bridge.
A beautiui Lot, neariY opposite the residence OF
Joe. Morrow. Esq., 5QIt7o feet
A Lot irontug 50 FEET on Fafherirnd street By
10 deep. Ne-y rear the Wire Bridge.
Two Lots netFeen Russell and Fafherland streets
fronting 20 feet each On Oar, ~ 40 deep
Acho &c Lot. fronting e5 feet o. Fnfhsrland and
running blek 10 10 e god neiEhborhood
Two Lets OF Fsiherisud. eseh rdniins 90 feot fv
10. joining oscar Bohre's rrorertT.
Two Lots on fsfnei lard, opposite Oscar Bohne'a
property, esch 81 ~ f7u feet
A Lot, corzer q SteFe1eou and Fact0rv Streets
fronting 90 feet o. FACTORY, By rs aonE sieven-
son
A choice Lot, nonfnz 81 feet on Russell street,
By 10 deep. rdolninE A. d. Dim aad very COVE
niens % the Wire Erdge.
A lot On Russell street adicfuug T Ginning
ham, irUats 50 by 10 feet
Light Acres OF the FoIy hest garden land, froat-
irg So yards 6aiiatn pike, hy 800 yards on ne
County lead.
E,ght o. Ten Lots lying south o. sheiby Avenue.
A lanQs numhsr 81 Lots IN kal1ssJs Addlloas
knd msay otEsfs. beaunlllly lcgktet Apa FaiiAaias
e1Ete-a 10
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0ashrille Mnloa.
:. ,aasBos : o.. rgBnssoI..
I'D OF SUBSTITUTION:

SUNDAY. icToBER ]. 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

BREvEr Mas. GrN. CoorkR.-Maior Gen.
eral Joseph A. Cooper, late candidate for
Congress in This district, is at present IN the
city, Cen Cooper has purchased property
IN this county, and wili soon settle here
ptrmancntly. We congratulale the people
20 Knox county on 50 valuable an acquisi-
ton - her populai on. Gca. Cooper has re-
Eeeted honor GA East Tennessee and her
toldicry. liis services are toe well known
70 toe people % he rccouute3 here. They
are fully appreciated by the people OF this
listrict, who would love 60 honor him
Wade defeated tor Congress, he has no rea
son to D. chagrined. There sre not an bun
dred men who voted for Maynard who d.
not admire thp Gencral.-Kaorrllc Wac.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

A frame House On Galiaiin piEe with SIX rooms
kitchen. outhOuses, and an excellent cisien vel
enclosed. Lot 20 feetby 10. Price $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

Good Brick Residence, No Sc Line street
with nine rooms; gas fixtures al through the house
Good outhouses and stable, vi in good condition
Lot 81 BY $50 feet, Price We y moderate.
AIso-A tWo-story Brick residence, with eieh
good condition yard Woll shaded. Lot vs. ~ lgs
feet. Price $3.50.
AlsO-A Brick Store-house. No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market three stories
hish, IS feet By 70 most excellent stand, and is
FREE from tsxation.
Atao-A c0mm9dious Brick Dwelling, corner o
McLsmore and Gay, with seven rooms, Kitchen with
room, and lumber room. Lot fronts 46lS feet on
Gay. bT q deep splen1id Water and beautifully
shaded, yard vel enclosed Puee 81 o.
AIso-A gooi tHo-siofy Brick house, No. 6s Co
dar street. with sevea ICONS kitchen, g rFauts
rooms, and srn0kehouse. LIT fr0uts So feet on &c
dar and runs hacz los feet % an alley Hydrant Al
the back door. Possession gwen immediately.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

The London Times IL NOWADAYS extreme
ly anxious o. appear ns the warm friend of
the United Sta.es. In a recent leader, ID
not only denounces the dspredations 81 the
Shenandoah, aud "shares IN the indigna-
tion= 81 The Americans sgainst her." but ID
actually calls on the British Government %
tssist the United States in stopping her
ou'rsges,' and 10 instruct English ships of
pirate"
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What Has Been secured.


In less thea six months after the surren-
der OF the rebel armies, three important
measures Tor Indemnity for he past and Sc
rurity OF She mturr, have been almost con
summarized. and may now be regarded 81
fixed sud unaltemhle. To these three im-
poriant objects The represen atives Of the
De pie 'at- ly in Insure elton against the Ma
iioual autho 10y may be said 10 have FORM
ALLY consented. Aud ii there is any cir
eumstuncc necessary 30 complete aud G
rutify them. ID will SO n he secured teyond
peradventurc. These measures and objects
aie as follows
] The ratification, by 81 the recent in
surgent on rebelli0us states, OF sue Joint
resolution Of Congress amending the Federal
Constitution, by forever aboh hing slavery
in tine Uniicd States.
II. Tire abr cation and repeal OF all laws
codes, or pyovisioas, Stats or municipal. for
the Protection OF slavery, for the oppres
sion OF the colored man, and or the With
holding from hun the rights secured 20 ali
az HE race, In most oi the Tree States OF the
Republic.
an. The authoritative avowal that none
OF he debts incurred In the prosecution o
the rebellion against the national authority
either State or national, shall ever be puia
OF Doe made The prcieVt FOR taxing the pco.
pie. or tsr clain up the Governments o.
the niicd States.
There was no period during the war whef
IL these three great measures had been pre
scented by the ooathern psolile az cuaran eel
1ar thrir Obedience 30 she laws, ana their re-
turn O. the zion. thcy would not have beer
aoefFted us q hstis OF an immediate cessR
uon 81 hos,lliiics, and the beginning of
long ana an honorable pesce. Regarded IN
vlewoi thcnoiorions suilorings Of tie south
era people, and coutrasted with the abound
ing couliort and prosperity Of all the iowa
6ta'es, We may well K whether this is n,
time 20 resist or 10 question the reconstruc
tion policy of President Johnsopg An in
curry IKE ms becomcs more pertnent wheI
We reuect Inst none ct the ssthors OF IN,
rebellion can take he cath preliminary O.,
securing scat IN The national leg stature
and ihat 80 perfectly convicted Of this fac
ere the pcopleo tho South that thew hay,
ms put Forward ANY candidates bnt thosi
who can comply with the conditions Sc
forth In the Presidents Amnesty Proclsms
t5ol and with she covensnt prescribed O.,
Iongncss. lf the representatives, Of N
American people In Congress assembled
shall, iu their wisdom, dec de thai the peo
pie lstely in revolt must. hv vet snrthe
acts OF s.crihcr and suhrnission. tnanifes
their desire io De good and faithful citiEen
in time 90 come, shcir judgment will I'M
duu5tedly De loyelly accepted and obaves
bat We cahnoi anticipate such leri .laiion
and we certainly do not think ID would \.
either eKpedient or WISE Waskingfc,
CkroHirlg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01
Cloak Department

CoinrTises great varie yof YER dasirahIa Goadt.
eiieh ge VII sell at prices 20 SUIT the times Fra
Ts ma CiOass, Baslues a "a & ii---sri---s sr-,-ii
las Dc laTetd5 e. d. qrus de Nru1ss Cr,uia- "a.
etc. VII be sold NE4N CHEAP iu order IA roai-s
room for our Fail gtocE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

The Norfolk Post grumblcs al the Rich
rnond Bulletin for speaking Of the peace !
the disastrous cloe q The war; iaDisns-
trous TO whom" demands the Post. Ger
tsiniy d was the reverse % disastrous 20 the
houth-ior 81 the war had lasted much
tonEef there would have been nobody len
dosn there The Bulletin ought T. correct
iis phrsse 20 'the very fortunate close OF
the Ear."
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I Nrstrrg nom the business, Ibeg leave &c recon-
i mend my ioimer partner, Mr. Dfuing, @ a.
ed sna new freods and pa rcna - a. accomplished
Feni'euan and reliable business MAJ,
ssps7lv HENRY HRUNER. 1
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A Farm Of 145 Acres, four miles from Ffaphin,
Williamson county on The Cart Gre ltgsise and
kooen the "southail plncon % acr,s oleared.
Has a coed house on 10 with four rooms, kitchen,
barn, and other Outhouses, and = splendid well.
ALsO-A Tract Of LOO acres, four miles from the
above trsct, ell in wood.
Price for b7th pa-es $500, one half cash, balsnce
in one md two years.
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AISll

A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms OF good size; good cistern; porch front and
rear Lot fronts 90 feet by 10 deep situated near
shelby Park, and very convenient TO the Wire
Bridge, Price $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01
The sabbath.


What spell has DER che rOPu' Gus city pass
ed2
The wouicd current Of it' life is stayed;
It, sports, rs gainiul shrines are earthTard
As though their vileness were at once dis
played
The roar Of trade has cessed. and on the air.
Cou.e holy songs and solemn rounds Of
Far spreads the charm from every ham
iei spre
And not OF rest and heavenward thought
BY his lsin. hearth roclines the peasant
The toll worn steed backs in the breezy
within. without, through farm and cottage
blest,
'Iis ote l,r ght day Of glaaness and OF rest.
Down f.om tbeir mountain dwelling, whilst
the dew
Saline. on The heath bells, and the fern is
bending
Childhood and age, and buoyant youth
descending.
God, haa piled thy wonders round
their home,
IT'S IN thy love they TO thy temple come.
A stately ship speeds DER the mighty
mn H.
OF many league from our own happy
latdf
Yet from its heart asceuds the choral strain
Tor tbere its iifile isolated band,
Amid the ocean deserts awful rear,
Praise him whose love liDks shore 70 shore
Der pa'riy woods where summer radiance
ihlls,
IN the glad islands of the Indian main,
What thronging crowds the missionary ca !
10 raise 90 Heaven the Christians glori-
Gus strain
Iol where eBgirt bv children Of the sun
stands the white man and counts his victo-
ries Won
IN tho Gerae deserts Of distant zane,
Mid savage ions, terrible and stern,
A lonely utoin severed from hie own,
The frnvcler weuds, death or renown 70
earn
Perch 81, tasting, vearied, vergisg to dispair-
De kncels, he prngs hope hudles in ms
pra. er.
o'sr the wide world, hlest day, Thy inhu-
cu-u di-rg
Pest DER the tufrcrer spreads her baliny
winga;
Love wakes, JOY daw,,s, Frois, an. the ,'-'
The -xpasding hearts from hears excite
1aieni springss
Heaven for Vne cay, wiihdraws its ancient
ban,
Unbara i,s gates, and dwells once more with
man.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

At Johnsonyille, on the Tennessee River. = close
connection is made with fine silly Line Of Stan
en- to 81. Lous. They vii receive the Cotton and
paw all accrued charges 70 thst point, and trsns-
port 70 st. Lous, giving through bill Of lsdng to
kew York. At e. LOUIS, the Cotton y transferred
~ the boats to BoOsd GRgue NJ ssissipIi and Oh9
River Railrnai free Of DrayGEe. and ~ them l.
CARED 70 New YORK. without chgnge OF cars. i
Shippers prefer the rOue by way Of Louisville, Che
Agents Ct the differ Mt Through Freight LiT es to
Nav ork, viii receive il at Nashville and f5rwsrd
il al the way ty RaIl, paying accrued charges,
thout extra apense. he Nashville Louis
VILE, and the Nashv lie Chattanooga ROsds being
connected, Gotten sh pied by way OF Johnsoav IL
vii! not change ears at Nashville
Rates from Iohnsonvil e to New York s. per hale;
from Nashville lsll Rsil), $40 50. las are advi-
sed) Parties desiring 10 re-ship st Nashville, in
stead o. Johnsonvilie, ean have option Of shipping
by Steamboat to Cncinnsti-- the Cumberland Ris-
e. being in ine boating order" At low rats OF
eight, not exceeding 50 per bale to Cincinnati.
and from that point over three different lines Of
Rsilroai, az S. per bale Cotton by either route
can be lad down in New York from Euf Lula Mont
emery, ColumbGs or West Pciot. in Y days.
shippers mu ccnsIgn TO Steamboat Agent st
iohnsonsllle AID 10 agents OF Through Lines. OF a
Commission Merchant a. Nashville. Government
p ruits must accompany ea'h liz, OF lading.
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AIgn

A Farm Of 600 Acres Of sulrndid land. fifteen
miles fcom Nashville on The Gsllsilo pike is prin-
C psily nTer tom Lies betEoea the CumbeTh and
river and Gal in pike. Al ut on third q the Iaud
is cleared, bdsrce wen tinbsrad WI he SID in
tooy orin Farms 81 iOj or SO Acres, 20 SUIT paT-
ehasers. Ts. HlS Ucry e1g.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

Alarmed House with rooms and hall, porch n
'front.' well shaded and well enc osed Lot rrout 50
feet on Woodland, 10 ct deep; JOINS the residence
OF Mr.. bury. knce S3uC0.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

A splendid Farm eoutsinicg 400 Acres, i've
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville snd Chatta-
n o. q railroad, at Glen Clifie Depot. ard on Mn
creek. The land IS very rich, srlentidy wstered
AM beautifully located This IS one Of IN, b. 81
GRASS FARMS m Dav dson county, and IS paeu-
har adapted 70 raising Stock On the place is I
r iiroad switch, ard near BY is q sery large and
bank. b-ng splendid pia3s for an extensive Brick
Nsrd. Tnere l. q two st.Ty brick residence, with
framed addition, containing z rooms; alss kitchen
and oui-houses, good barns, stables, 6e, ana su
OrchsId o. Io11 eEo-ee EnLL Iraas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

One Of the hest Suburban res dsnCes near Nash
vile, hesuiiinlfy 10 ated and finely improved The
lot contains q acres Of rch garden isod fronting
On Foster street and on tina Leu svile and Nash
vile PalToad; situated that it could be cut up
into beaudul bui.dinglo s. Terms literal.
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Also

A Fam Of 1919 Acres, miles from tbs City,
On the "Nee'y'- Bend Pie one half OF the tract
If cleared, balance we timb-rei BIAS on it a two
story brick residence " IN SIX coed rooms, COED
Kitchen stable, aud her outhou'es. The farm Is
nnely Eatered- ana is enclosed with q good esdsr
feuce
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

an medical men snd the rross reconu end DR.
sTRICKLANp's ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE q
the only ceria n remedy for II Hrrfua and nysen
tery. lt "a a comhinsiion 81 kftnugcuts, Ahsor
ls-hia Stimulates, and CsrminatVes. and IS Eaf
rantad 10 effect = cure al all other means have
failed; especially n chronic cases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01
Samaritan's Wash.

q. in csse Of syphilis used in corjurcon with the
Roo; end Herb Juices Fan directions, Prce hiy
cents.
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Alsn

Nice Little Farm Of II Acres four AMI /
half miles from the city, ON the D.cker.on ke
Has fran house viii iour looms, out houses AND
stable. Lana very nchi excellent water. Pre-.
low.
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DIsTvEHrs ~ corrrrr-nr.-rl

DIsruEHre a NEaRo CONVENTION. - The
Raleigh tN. 9 Progress Of THURSDAY la.t
save
The s.udent' Al Chapel Hin, and few
other white persons, who were brought 70
This city lew days since upon the ch,rre
q disturbing negro convention in he NJ
entity Of the lniversi.y, have had 5 pre-
iimirany exam nation aud been admitted 70
bail IN The sun Of ) 200 each sor their an
Pearencs hsrs morrow
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ALSO


A Farm Of 40 Acres-good land-2 miles from
Lsvsrgn, on biurfrsesboro pike nj Chattanooga
Railroad one half cleared and new. Thirty Dollars
rer AGRA
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Also


A Nice Little Farm Of l6Jz Acres, four and
ha miles froIn the city. the Whites creek p Ike;
our acres in timber. Place well Wa.ered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

A House o. Bel Street, with rooms Lot fronts
20 feet by 200 deep, COED elstsn- Price $3.50. =
ALSO
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DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS

Farm Of 1e6 acres ~ miles rom Nashville,
near the stones Ri ,er Pike Land very rch 81
acres cleared Has on it good two story framed
res dence With eightroouis. IN first ate condison
also kitchen, ans, stables, etc. his Is wei va
tered and vel losa.ed
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Also
Also

Farm O. 81 sores, oi stones RIVER Pike, ,
miles from the ty on Mil cresk-oppasi;a So ith's
Mil. About Two thirds Of 10 Is nch bottom land
and well Watered