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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-26

RIO be disposed Of - ONE DOLLAR each
without regard 10 value, sne not 10 De psid fol
until you know shat VOC are 70 receive,
Our inducements are the greatest ever ofsrsdfo
obtaining good Jewelry st low prices.
Oerunaiea q oil the articles named IN our circn
lar are pa INTO envelope, sesleE NJ. aDd pixed
and when ordered are draEn, without regard e
choice, and sent By msil, Tree Of expense, giyng al
isir chauce. Il will then be At your optiaa ts
send One Dollar ser the aEtiele.cf not; 6ATisFAC-
TON - GUARANTEED N all cases. snd a. there
sre NO BLANKS Is n impossible Ter Any one 70 re-
celye less than the Falns % thsir monaF.,
Our list comprises 1e2.ee9 sytcles rslued Al
rem % 70 el25 each, eonsislne 81 Gsnst and Ia.
nature heRlc SDring and AnsR Locke E, Oyai and
CEASED Cod bracelets, Gold Pens with silver.
mounleq Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver ex-
tensldn eases ana pea1ii4 e4id To0fh a1d EAl
Ficks, Chased md etore sss fdnts. Bosofs atuas
6iesYe BuStons lyArsssY Of syiasf California LA,
mend, Sol taire and Custer Pms Seuts' Masonic
Pms and Rirgs. Ladies' Be-, Buckles. Sod ahiun-
blea. Coral, Dpai, JET ana Pean fels ii Ladies
JsWeiy, variety Of styles q lar Drops and Brooch
e., Chaie ans and Long Gpszd Chains Gents Vel
aud Neck Chains 6cld ard Jet Revolving brooch
81 s sirss eis u.s5sps ne 81 sl,,,.. .,.0 IN.
bIEEaAs iNprSE.ENrs ANn RKxzIrMs We oder n
forming Clubs, VII Be seat free. Single certieafs.
S. one hundred ioE SIS. Oar central locator
bri1gs us nesr the most reno posris, and 81 or
ders promptly allied and forwarded hy return mai
kesais wasssd in ever tozu sui county.
Address ssA PACKARD 4 CO.
s wsst Fourth 81, Oaciansii. Ono.
anEtalm f-tfaa
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2. Proposals. = +
Large Government Sale Of Coal,
100000 BUSHELS. !
o,,, pnrp,,,urrp - - nIr1rrrli,r

QUARTERAfASTER GEN ERALS OFFICE,
WAfHfNGI0E, d. c., August s, 1855
GEALED PR0P0S1lS are invited and viii be re.
= eeived st the places and until the dates hereafter
named for the purchase Of all the surplus Coal q
those places, belonging 10 the Government.
At EOUI sVILLE, BY, until II O'Clock m, 81
Wednesday August 80, for Coal lying at Louisville,
XIV, and Nashville, Tenn. g fsHl
At ST. LOUIS, Mo-, until y o'clock NJ, Of Tues
day. September g. for Coal ing ~ Cairo H., Mem
phis, Tenn, Helena. Ark, and Mouth OF White
River.
At VICKsBURG, Hiss, until II o'clock M. Of
Friday september les Tor Coal lying at Vicksburg,
Mississippi. fsf-.
At .NATCHEz, Mics, until 10 o'clock, m !, OF
Monday, September 10, for Coal lying ct NAtchsz,
Mis- iss'ppi.
Separate proposals viii also be received at the
same time for the BsEges or Bats containing the
Coal. = -. .f,s.er IL
z Each envelope consisting bid should be sealed,
snd the or number OF the Barge Containing Il
endorsed thereon, snd addressed 70 " Brigl Cen
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Rail ana BiEer TraRspors-
tion," in care Of The Qusrternaster IN charge OF
riyer transportation d the Point designaied ior
Psyment 70 e nlAds in Uaasd States currency
upon Che -csptance Of any proposal, and prioT 10
the delivery Of the property.
The Government FeserTea the light 70 Withdrew
any Of the Coal snd the Bsrges containing u and 70
reject proposals if deemed too loE.
Z By order Of the QgiArteymaster General
s. s-. ~ l4fWI1 b .FAhSOHSs
Brigsdier General and Chief Rail aud River Trans.
pcrtstIon. augI2-td
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r ARsE CONVENIENT BALE
IL 1rF.mHo.Tss sARS 81 ANDsH1P-YARD.


oUanrrnnAs1rR erszzA1's oErcE,
NAeHuGroS, d c., July %, lSc5.
Sealed Proposals are invited and VII bereceived
5f Rail and River Tiansportsaenl q hasninetsn,
ID c. until the first dsy Of September next, al y
O'Clock. n, for toe purchase Of go following named
sseanbosis: basgss. ana oInel 5ss y s,s,s-sa
0sas wn ne Steamer Burnaids registered tonnsgs
e s sS11 wheel steamer Thomas. registered tonnage
sids-ilsel steamer sherman, rsEisteredlOnaage.
e i de-; wsuhates, registered ton
AI side.wsel steamer Rockville, registered oHuage
= side-whssl steamer Dunbar tWrsck). registered
sss1nr.EassI steamer Engsion. registered ton
ste s5tesrn.s1ssl steamer .rsgsiered tsnnsgs
SteTa vkssD steamer bridgeport registered ton
ste'rn-wssI steamer Holston, registered tonnage.
sfsrn.whssf steamer Missionary. Registered ton
sss 81: steamer chaitahsoga. registered
tonnage, 50 tons.
stsrn-wheel steamer atlanta, Registered tonnage,
sids-whcel steamer Rsssca. registered tonnage,
siae-whesi steamer Loskout. registered tonnage,
ia tons. -
sas-xheel steamer::stone River. ..rsgistersd ton
mage zi4 tons. ~
side.wheel steamer CllDch, registered tsnnsgs,
- tons. 49, 4
Also, seven 90 GUnWals Barges.
Oae Row Boat, and one Model Barge.
AZ Of which can be seen ct Chattanooga, Ienn4
81 sny time prior % the day Of saley
Also, for the buildings ways, stationary machine'
| ~ and appearances iE the Initial states Ship
building Yard Al Chattanooga "a
A fa'l de- cripton Of which can Be seen st the
Offices Of the Qusrtermasters Of transportation al
Cieeinnsh, Louisville. Nashville, 3. Louis, and a
Chattanooga.
Proposals are invited for each boat or hareB sep4
raiely the name OF the bOat or description Of tbs
bsrgs to be des gnaled 10 the proposal
iull description Of tho property may be obtain
ed on application to 9revet Colonel Arthur kdwarcs
A. @ n. st. Louis, mo.
I Each envelope containing bid should be seslee
and endorsed Proposal for Steamers, Barges, ant
other properly &c Chattanooga" "Bnreau o
/ Rail and River transportation and addressed x
the Q 1artsrmasstr General u. s. A., Washington
/ D. G.
Payment to bs made in U1ited States currencl
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and pnor 4
the delivery Of the property
The government reserves the right to Withdraw
any OF the above properly, and 70 reject proposals
if deemed TOO low.
BY order OF ths Qnartsrmastsr General.
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brig. General ana Chief OF Rs and River Trans
postation. aug9-n
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For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling MIL

WAR DEPARTMENT, "a
Office Of Director and Genl. Manager ii RR Is.
Washington D. g July 81, 1886.
DR0P0SALs win be received at THE Office Until
il ~ O'Clock. noon, on Wednesday, September
18th, 1865, 70 purchase toe u s. Mtxry Railroad
Rolling Mil At Chattanooga. Tenn, with the ola-
nec,iDg the Rolling s.Gi sith the Nashville and
ChaifanOoga Railroad u
1hs mil and machinery constructed TO re-roll
Railroad lron are entirely new, and 81 the pst m
proved hEracter.
For full description and details o. operaticn, ca
paaity, &C apply 10 person Or byIeiler, to T. W.
ardey5 kupefnts ndeht, Cfstiaa00za. fem
AT bids should b. endorsed sfrroposals 10 pur.
chase Chsttsn0ogz Rolling Mile
D. C. hoCALLUBl,
Breyt. Brig Sen, Director and General Mansgsl
Military Railroads y. s. auglO-td
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

LsOR Beauiiiying the complexion. efIeclually re
Il moving
Tan, Freckles, Blotches, and giving the Skin az
elegant fnlooahness not easy stsined BY any other
It's use among Ladies OF Fashion in the East gives
it character for efficacy which at once stamps as
infinitely superior for the toilet Of any lady.
Can be ob'sined from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or Otherwise from the propris-
tors.
hurley, RUDDLE & co.
Coz ner Seventh aad Green streets, Louisville.
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naHE undersigned va open the neEl 80. u
4 his Eaaiizh, Ciassical lrd hiafl >. Il m
on ths "a ii sspfernhaF 1875, ane 81 - 81
ne 1st q July, lses- Every siels ~ ~
a tae yeufh raj ma - intrpaiea ~ -, =
Names a pnpiis may e laa e ~ D'oA- - =
= sssf corner a. TIE - Pres.
49, rs-s+-.sb Hrl-sraa ron eQls12 atlfeA
2 :. s,.ssssa's aAIzafEzs cSs.
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DrTA. HBRLEY,S


q EA1OAs Chemica WriahE Fund IS beeoInirg
- world-renoA ned for its Superior Quality. HAY
ing been introduced oay about six years u has b.
cons tas pIircipal ink nov n gias Withthose no
Wsnt hne free Sowing ink, and for its ppqnanency
used For Counting house, Banks or schools his
Uneeuaed, and needs ony 10 b tried 10 be APPROX
ed. For sale By Druggists snd Merchants every
where q huRlakY. PUDDLE co,
.sl..rtsrl ManuAciulezs and PrcpustOrs.
Corner Seventh and Green sia iouisglils
To whom al orders should be addressed
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrshIp,

.sg 5. .ss. EssaYlLE. TESE., August l, 1885.
THE finn Of Tiltord 4 Havs is this dav dissolved
l. BY mutual consent ". ii. Tllord Is alone
authorised to use The name Of the trm IN liquda-
toa. He assumes all the liabilities, snd VII collect
ell amounts due ssd ffm. aug5-u
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TaEasUET DEPsHfMssT,
once Of the couptEollsr 2 ne IA I,ii isSs

TaEasuHT pEPsnrfEsTs 4
b. u.s.. - tba f,or1pffolIer ef she CirreneJs Z
= Si-'o Washingi0n, June 10, lsso- =
vrygEREAs. By SATISFACTORY evidence p5ss :. 81
w - ne undersgned, i has 6ss,n n, s,9s,t ~
~ 49, ssTaF Third EAIl9A ~. Ban y = ~, ~
gtetSrf III III = - tns ems ci el-Htiiie, % - -
s sS o. DAVIDSON and STATE o. isn9sSsss is
Deeh ely " ~ ~ Ar 81 cousresEs entfied An
~ ~ nrovids q National Currency, see4lsq = y.
n,sdgs Il United States po1qs. 81 = .-,,et
ne 5 "a go AMI has complied WITH 81 re tie.l-
s,1-s N sad act, required % BE con pie -
~. .orarnorcing he business 81 Ban kAia lnasr
~, ~ therefore, T. Freeman Clarke, corp iEollsi
- ~ Currency, DO hereby certify that .lle -
- = 49, rsBk II Nashville" Ia tbe ciiy q s..-il-
80 h 80 county Or paFiasQn and sl.ie Or len
.ees.e Il Authorized % eommenee ne uHAiness g
5ls-,,ina under he act 4iorees'd-
49, Il ttafimouy whereof WiiHese my
hand a-lt seal 81 odIces tillf AiAleentn
ASI6N 's y 800 'FEERNkN cLARKE,
Comptroller of ihs l1rrency.
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WHITE GOODS.

Flaih ana Farcy Saiases tCheeBel Bfgislins, Nam
seeks, JseOuet Tuck Muslin, RufEed do, Irish
Lintn, fahie Linens, Towels, linen Cambries
plain and ishcy; 3 rdseye 1aarerss Einea Bandker :
Oh eis. Hemstuch do, line hInbEoiaered Sets, Real
aad Va encinin Collars Grape Eefs, Swiss E6glnt
Jac0nst do. Inssrtings daaetts RibbonH in Al.
widths and il al coiors; SILK Beitings, Buckles
lsomelnng new.1 Corsets, Velvet fhboouss etes &c
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A IL neraoaa herng eecounfs anf demands
-. aszaaf haes'ais n Hsssh Aorran, daesaesd,
vi pseseni thsln q ne CT pssnsrk
-. tsi4 = r ~ ~ s 1919 A.,
esetP-4As So AaaaHl -
aA+ A4H n Hf l4tssl
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We have recaTed and are sdl dslly receiving.
large ousnfitses q Goods direct Prom fhe East,
whore they have been selected and purchased by
our Mr. Lew at regular b -aUsIual hianuscturers'
Auct on. 80 hat our friends andicustomers VII Al
from the best selected Of. the best dssign. lig
We Roulf cali lee special 81 en- ton Of the La
DIES 10 our particular
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ii.l esl-----s---+---i 81 .'-
80 al fliai aal f
+ HAVE N sToRE
1870 Barrels KanasliA salt q td.iisi tlls)
80 haif ~. snd Kegs =. =, ofu'hs'
sad Coffee Sugar.
60 Rass prime RIO at Java coase,
100 Boxes Star Candies.
% x Do Do DO
90 Boxes soap, assorted.
Sc Kts MacksFel.
Co Haif bis hsckorei.
go Kees FsiiIi easortsd. 1ri lHf
100 Rarrsis extra FsHilT Floss
10 Resps WssPpins PAPER. sssaFtsa
A $50, Staple Dry Good. boots sd Shoes - -.
"A Quoeusasro, IfSars. Ha.daale Aes.--
CssiirgA Ire stuls, qIndeR efaep, ffqs -,
fnes, SsddiefT, AoodenHafs, kooeflsno AL -,
bon eoUaty WhisEiesanf Ml1sa slth 11anJ - 7.
ar5eles. AZ q Fhich 4 ~ ~ = 'fss =.
Country and CiF buyers q suaA piol.-, - So
psct'ialy * - szzminatoA % ~ nlls< 1'
81. N. PARMELE,
,s4s-au NASHVILLE. TENEEs8EE.
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Military Claim Agency
JOHN O NELL,


.OFFICERRS MoatAlJ and QusIfsrly Rspsv A
~ Muster cut Rolls PronPily executed.
Particular atisation gwen 20 he eoHsosn
eiaims soF oommissAry and QuAEisrmasiars' stem,
whether rsceipfed. fot o. not
Gains orPsnsion. Bounty. ArreaFs q Pay. Pm,
Money. pay Tor Horses lost N sarvios so-,s,-
Eiih jast denanda sgsinst the United siss
tended % aud promptly eoliecsed
Vouchers procured feT memorandum reospa.
vouchers sorraal q inisunsl collected.
OfhesFs' QuaEtsrmasisz and Ordinance Rstss
no matter bow compHoaisd, executed IL a =
days. s.
y oHcsrs' Pay Accou6fs made ont
ae q1 he
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Notice.

A Ii persons having dlsd GAINS be.ore ~
~ Bosri Of ClAms nattuled uoder " 49,
itelf Ordat. No. co. q 1larca t3th, t6la, ana 4
gaal 0rier No. -, o. -, l91f, raz hsl9 -. -.
ates q same. toaesher with amounts q -
n apulyiag . IS lAau Dr.rer, kecoi,ssl -
Hoard, z ~ aa|f peraoH alli7rai p - - -. -
AZ rs DcpaGi,asUf "a isllIf flct ls-li n -
anrsf. osIss Il kiIsn 4 caly j.. eqEss g es' =
slzfet enf 8QEaIa. ~ stairs !, 80
uals-srns WILLIAM Ditltl..s - - -
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At MOBILE, ALABAMA, until Thursday, October
", ~ m, for the .f
side.whsel steamer Laurel Hill, registered 7s3
Side wheel steamer Warrior. REGISTERED asa ions.
side wheel steamer James Battle, registered Ga
tons.
sde.wheel steamer Ariel, registered 500 tons.
side-vheel steamer n w Thomas, registered 5il
Side wseel steamer s;a light, registered 81 tons.
Side-wheei steamer Swain, regis. cred g27 tons
Stern wheel steamer Jennie Rogers registered s4i
stern.yheeI steslner R Hamilton, Csankl regis
sere4 Tug Perry, registered 154 tons.
Screw Tug Alph Cutting, registered 80 tons. ,s
Screw Tug blossom registered "a tons. 4 1
Model Barge Ford, Canal Boat Golden Era, Canal
Boat mo nanel, forty 800 Pontoon Barges, thirty
lsOl lawl Boats, and three ~ Sectional Docks.
All Of VII CD can be seen At Mobile, Ala, until the
day OF sale. NJ fI.i---s-
Persons max ng proposals for more Chan one bosi
OF barge, should give the name number Of each
boat OF barge BID for, with the price proposed TO p
gwen for each.
zach enyelops containing bid should be selled
and the name Of the toat or barge, description Q
the properly, endorsed thereon, and addressed K
Brigad General l. B Parsons, Chief Of Rad anf
River transportation IN care Of the offeerin charg
OF river transportation at the point desgnatea 10
opening bids.
The Government reserves the right to withdrav
if deemed too low.
Payments to be nadsin United States currency
upon the acceptance OF any proposal and prior =
| the delivery ofthe property 49, ol'"
A fun description OF the proreFty may be ohhnn
| ed on application to Colonel Arthur Edwards, As
slsiant VoarterInasters y. LOUIS, 1lssouri.
By oraer of the Quartermsster General;
LEWtS B. PARSONS,
Brig. Gsnl snd Chief Of Rail and River Transports
ton. suga-tds
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Ladies Department,

Where q tantive Clerks vii be pleased to show
tia latest ncVslues, among which is superb lot OF
real French Imported Har.ueis he s0i psfre a al-
pres, and several other bsanufal styles Our Z
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REEfRfNcES,

HtFtHt HJtot
Hon WaliaTa 3, BrOEnloEs Govszngf Of Isa.
uessee.
Brig. Gen. James P. Brownies, kdiitant esasrs
Of Tennessee. .r
MAJOR General g. ID. Stanley. 4th Army Cofpa.
Major 6eneiai 6eorge ". st0ueman, RnoHFila,
Tenn. 2
Hgt- MAJOR General R, ". Johnson. Pahsk,
Tenn.
tdnaa5- ans ..f...
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cd. PEI ssai' sia'.E.aslT = siEAass.l.-..


AdFsrtsetnsnfs n the special cclEmn, fKst Tine
nom / 70 lines, 81 oo-eech additional line ~
Gems; subsequent inserons, 10 cents per lise. IN
Local Column, hrst tine, rom to s. lines, 81 o.
each a<aifionA line, 50 cenie; sutsequeni inser-
tons, Is ce1ta pei lice.
An adTernsenients occupying spscid position.
<ed 81 1c1ne column a1Fsr-sements, WI Be
charged So per cent. adEance on regular rztes.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI be charged at he regular advertising rafss,
and rnust lnFAIaily lle paia 4 savsnce, or no m
serton made
kNsoUEOEzENTs OF CANDIDATES.
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DRY GOODS
TO r. ha q he s.,

\ tine variety, to which the attention of
the ladies' is par;ic cularly requested We
nave fine assortment of
Bleached and Brown HOMESPUN.
MOCSSEL1N DES LANES.
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twilled and plain
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Longcloth
Callcoes, Worsteds, Coburg Sc. suitable
for fall and winter
Alpacas, black and colorcd.
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Perfumes of every variety
Chalk Pearl Powder
Ladies Shoes, Bootees and Ties of all de-
scrlptions and the latest fashions.
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Waterfa!,s-all
OF the very last styles and patterns.
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons.
Hosiery Of all descriptions.
English and American Gloves of tn
prettiest style.
Hem m-stitched Handkerchiefs, Thimbles.
Needles, Thread, spool, silk and cotton.
Hooks and Eyes, Wells.
Ladies' Billet and Letter Paper ruled
Skirt Braid of all colors.
Lastings, Whalebone.
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons.
Pearl and other Buttons, fancy. dress and
common.
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins, wire and gutta percha.
Misses and Childrens Shoes
Round Combs, Wadding, Table-cloths.
Ginghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
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South Carolina---Richland District

Catherine Franck vs.. H. F. Franck and C.
n: Franck.-BUtor Sale Of Real Estate
pursuance of the order of the Court of
i Equity in the above case, I will sell. on
the FIRST MONDAY in November next,
before the Court House, at 10 a. M.
The lot of LAND used by the late H. C.
Franck as a store, fronting on Richardson
street. and bounded as follows: North by a
lot formerly owned by Thomas Campbell,
afterwards by II. c. Franck, now T. S. Nick
erson. south by lot which formerly be-
longed to Robert E. Russell, East by lot
which formerly belonged to DR.. Fitch, now
L. S. Nickcrson. On the North is an alley
way, 8 feet inches wide and 80 feet 6inches
deep. ''to be kept open forever as an alley
way IN common for owners of adjacent
lots" The lot is one-fourth of an acre.
and fronts 81 feet inches on Richardson
street.
TEEMs.-One-third cash. Balance on O.
credit of one and two years, interest an
nually, until the whole debt be paid: Sc
cured by bond, with mortgage Of the pre-
misses. D. 3. DSSAITSSIIRE
oct1 t13
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q Gentlelnen's Variet's,

Coats, (dress and frock, Pants, Vests.
Shirts of all descriptions, over and under.
Flannel and Fancy Shirts
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Gloves-a great
variety.
Collars, linen and paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes.
Boots and Shoes Of all styles and the
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs silk and
cotton; Neck-ties of the latest styles
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipes-American Meerschaum.
P"cke: Handkerchiefs, linen, silk and
cotton; Hats; Pen and Pocket Knives.
Eazors and Razor Strops.
"spenders of all styles.
baceo, French and English style
.irt Bosoms, Boys Shoes.
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Sale of Real Estate.

WILL sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
Il November next, all that tract of LAND,
containing five hundred and twenty-five
(52ol acres, more or less, on the waters of
the estate of J. J. Odem, deceased, bound-
ed as follows: On the West, BY lands of
Rlchard Sanders; on the North, by lands Of
Wn: Glover; on the South, by lands of
Daniel and Rhoderio Mcdaniel and lands
formerly OF r. n. Lewis; on the East, by
there is G good DWELLING HOUSE and
good out-houses, barn, kitchen, &C.. with
tine spring of water. About forty or fiftv
acres are under cultivation The lands
Immediately on the creek is good bottom
land. The tract is well timbered.
D. B. DESAUSSURE,
Admir- Ctna IeSton1ento An5aero.
Oct S +1n
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MISCELLANEOUS,

st Kerosene Oil, Watch Keys, Taylor's
t, Glass Chimnies, best Ink, Gun Caps,
eco Bags, Shoe Laces, Slate Pencils,
cellas, Children's Gloves and Hose
and Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
lopes and vast variety of other arti-
desirable to both sexes, which we have
II. ne space to enumerate. Apply at the
Old atand, in Assembly street, to
Sept II SULZBACHER & co.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Best SMOKING and CHEW'G TOBACCO.
Spanish and American CIGARS.
or Tobacco for chewing. the best Andcr-
sons, Solace and Honey Dew; ali varieties.
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DEG to inform the citizens OF Columbia
u and the people of the neighboring
country, that they are now receiving, and
have received, great variety of
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29

OF all descriptions, suitable to all seasons
ana all manner of persons. They have.
among many other articles, fresh Supplies
of the following:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
The Capture Of Wilmington n
ISlcssing 10 the Rebels.

Some of the rebel papers claim that the
capture OF the port of Wilmington by our
troops was blessing to the Rebel cause
The Chicago Post views this claim in this
light:
A Richmond paper, speculating upon the
fall OF Fort Fisher, suggests that had Will
mington been closed a year ago, it would
have been better for the Confederacy. This
is true, to some extent. The blockade has
been benefit, in one sense, to the Confed-
crates. 1t has stopped, during the war the
expenditure of their domestic capital for
foreign luxuries. If it cut off the sale of
cotton, it also stopped the investment of
the value of that cotton in diamonds, jew
rlry, laces, silks and shawls. Ithas stopped
the waste of the peoples means in imported
liquors, carpets and furniture. 1t made
economy and frugality a necessity, and the
practice of these virtues has enabled them
to maintain the conflict much longer than
they could otherwise have done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
unsumcicncy OF SALARIES.

The Ohio State Journal alleges that 1t Is
ga fact conceded by all that the present So
called compensation of members OF the
General Assembly is really no compensa-
tion at ALL" The same statement can be
made, with equal force, in regard to the
compensation of those engaged in most of
the industrial pursuits of life. and with
equal force it can be made to the pay of
private soldiers In the army, and to the ma
rincs in the navy. This condition of things
grows out of depreciation of the currency,
and this depreciation of the currency grows
out of the inability of the Administration
to raise revenue enough to pay its
current expenditures. If the salaries
of officers and the pay of the SOL
diers in the ranks of the army and
the marines in the navy shall be in
creased by legislation, to meet the eexpendi-
ture that this will necessarily incur, there
must be further taxation, and this further
increase of taxation will compel ''people
who sell produce and provisions in the
market" who now make The Journal shud-
der by 'asking higher prices foreverything
they sell, than were known since the War
began" to further increase their asking
price for whatever they may have to sell in
market. The only remedy for exorbitant
prices in the matter of marketing is in the
reduction of taxation, and the only way in
which reduction OF taxation can possibly
take place, is to bring about speedy restor-
alton of Peace.