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ent OF The Freedmaa's Bureau. saws iuris.
a'e'ion over the negro during the existias
interruption Of civil law belongs exclusively
to his bureau. The Judge gave notice :,
sPpeal which was granted-ihirtv a.sirBes
reasons.
NFW oarElEs, Sept. 2s-cotton .tin q.
The Times Montgomery special. dated
22d, says the e0nveation passed an or,i,.
nance abolishing slavery BY vote Of So Tor
the amendment Of the constitution. with
three against it. Il alters al previous rel.-
tons Of SLAYER, protects freed1asns psr,op.
a9d property, aud guards the State against
e'l1s susing from Sudden emancipation.
CINCINNATI, sept. 2l-Gsn. Grant ana
party arrived this morning from ST. Louis.
The General will be introduced a. The Cham
Der Of Commerce this afternoon. and dprips
ms soiosrn viii visit the principal places Of
interest in and about The city.
NEw YcsE, Sept. 23.-The 3. sos' coupose
les. S-1es, new issue, Ice. Cold openea a |
IS y and closed at as. Cotton. dull. as /
The Hon. Schuyler Colax and jaime, |
5owles were passengers this morning. hv
he steamer New York. from Panama.
In the dock trial between thewinooski aud /
he Algosquin last evening. The fosIner was
making Is revolutions Of her wheel.. with
pounds Of steam, while the latter wa.
My making loH turns, with as pounds.
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NIssIssipni Lands.

The reply Of Gov. eharkey, OF Mississippi,
10 a lstter addressed % him By gentleman
Of Washington. who owns o large tract q
land in that Slate, ard inquiries y hat would
be the status OF land conhscaied, and sod
for Stale taxes during the rebel ion. aud
whether pract cal q difficulties might not arise
ID consequence Of such alienation, will be Of
intere-t 10 parties Ia the North who own
property in That State. Gov. hharksy saws
there l. no officer now authorised 70 receive
taxes on lard in Mississippi nor win there
be until the meeting % the Legislature. On
the 10Th Of October, after which, I suppose.
3 new system e taxafion viii BE- aiop. ed.
He does not think thst any lands have been
confseated during the rebellion, OF II thew
have, be should uoi reEarl any such oct a.
changing the title. Il may be that some
lands have been sid 20 taxes. bus in such
eases ample opportunity be thinks. viii De
given redemption. Dc viii probably be
well Tor owners 10 have en- agent there 30 re
deem their lands, n ease they have been
sold
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Letter from Ex.GOr. Brown, OrGeOrgIa.


AILAAIA5 sept. II, 1865.
TO he EEtOr Of ne Chattanooga Gazette,
Il was represented as 1 passed through
East Tennessee that the Railroad men who
were in che service ofthe United States. dur
ing General sharmau's march througb
Georgia, have been informed and generally
believe thst issued an order to the troops
under my command that they shou Il exc
cute all prisoners taken on the state Rosd
The report does me gross injustice. never
at any time issued en- order to any troops or
persons under my command to execute.
abuse or cruelty treat any person in the
service Of the United Sales, who had. or
might surrender himself De prisoner; nor
did ever encourages or sanction the execu-
ton OF OF any unAiud treatment 10 any per
sons.
No part Of the troops Who operated 10 the
rear ef Zen rsl Sherman army while upon
the State Rood, were al auy time under my
command. AN such, when called out as
state troops, were directed 10 report 10 the
Confederate General in command, and were
subject 10 his ORDER, under such officers as
he might assign 90 the direction Of that
service. Jos. L. BHoWS.
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Bracelets, Rings, SETS OF Jewiery &c.

ITO be disposed Of o. ONE DOLLAR each
= without regard 10 value, and not 10 be maid for
INT you know what you are 20 receive,
Our Inducements are the great Sc ever offered for
CLEANING good Jewtlry az low prees
Ceruncaies OF oil the articles usued in our circIl
lar are put INTO envelopes, sealed up, and ulixe,i
and WIEN ordered, are drawn, without regari 10
choice, and sent BY mail iree OF expense giyn an
far chance. II will then b. at YOUR 0pGo5 10
send One Dollar Tor the article or not; SAFlsFAC-
IlON - GUARANTEED in sll cases. and a there
are NO BLANKS, it's impossibefor any one 10 ~.
eelye less than the value OF heir money! ~
Our LIST comprises $4,000 Articles, valued AT
nom s. 20 SlZ5 each, consisting Of Gents ami IA
cles' Gold and liver Hunting Cased Watches Mi.
mature Magic spring and snap Locke 3 Ovqi ami
Chased Gold Bracelets. Geld Pens with silver
mouniei Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver ex
Z son eases and pencils, God Tooih and Ear
PicEs, Chased and Stone set RinRa Bosom since
sleeve buttons. variety Of styes) California Ma.
mend Solitaire and Cluster Pins Gents' Masonic
flns and kings, Ladies Belt Buckles. Gold Thirr-
bes, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl sets- ~ Iaais !,
Jewelfy variety Of styles OF Ear Drops and RToocb
e., CnHte anne and Long Guard Chains. Gents We
and Neck Chains, cid and Jet Revolving brooch
g., etc, etc.
circular eoutsining list Of articles. also the
l4iHERAL INDUCE. ESTs AND PREnIums we offer m
tern ns Clubs will BE seat free Single certifeaes
= cents ave Tor 81, thirteen for 81 thirty three for
-, one hundred for SIS. Our central Iosaf,on
briggs Us near the most reno 8 points AMI an ~,
ders promptly flled and forwarded by return mai
or express.
Agents waited IN every town and county.
Address PACKARD ~,
s. West Fourth st, Cincinnati. ONO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HTIlCIPlL ELECHax


We are author saj 10 Eusounrs 3. q. gTrRr 49,
.aaaisaie 'or Mayor ii TIE ea.uius Muaicipal s'.c
We are eatheu1ed to annouase JOHN FI1eu
SMITH ~ csnddsfs or he afH-s - Nsr,r =
NsshFile, Is he cou;inr elschon sssu1isg y
September nsxt
We are auihoTi-ed % aanounra Csnf Wffrrasf
nhiNhA A. ssaadidsie Cor ihe off,s 81 NsTar III
eAsAsie, e ne coming eiecHon-lsst saiurisv n
SEPTEMBER aex- vly 49,,
We are satholi-ei to anaouacs ABRtM aIYKss
aa 8 candidate Tor Msyof 81 he ensliug eirot.as.
ySo-tis
TIE Hienis o. y. n nICKEY. request Us 20
alaatn'e hm ~ a ctndlaa1a asr navar. Al the
s', 49,, ea TIE ia-t siaiariss Ia iepteulaer
We are suthoriEsd % anaoaase "a MATT
tsatiNN - cssdiliale iog Mayor. a mo ans1tnr
'''''' % Hl7e''oa- N@
= We are an holi1sd to snaounea Va. s. CHAT.
. ~ = eandisie Tor Mayor 50 Tie approschinz
'oa' sugi-tis
=, We are authorized 70 sHnounce nr. p. s. WOOD
aAhls - = saeiisie So Meyer, ms asscpiasce
2 q caii having been puhi'shet suFi-lie
~e are snihonted % announce Csnt. JOHN 3
- -nlhlsE ~ a czadia5td COZ M1sar ~ tse ansr.
- '''t'" e'eeaoa. suEt-ida
We are autboti1s,i 10 sanennrs " Il Str~pras - Q
eansheaie ior Meyer g. ihe eusaIng n,an.r ~ /
lec1oa. ~ Z
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Ia VAR p
For Sale.

I ffthk uudsrsignsi cdsrs o. aaia b. sulasdi
ramsay ~ az % M .aad and app1ltalaaa-
ees taereio lelouEuF
sii aiso aei silh the ysrl, Al q ias siees q
le--lsf laaue ald 10 prerfsa a. iau el nsirtnz q
ifssn ~ % - Hsirs. ~ % shieh D. nesfJ fea1I
% - taEeu out-
TEiIi ) 20 81. Z desired. Az ~ ny hss siart
consist ~ Of dorae- Mica Goes hua - ~ -t1a
Hog, hsef Caair. g. Ai-a. uy h1rlehai1 aaf
b llanen FuFf.lIrs g. suaisa fla g1fiha 81 -
10 90 Hifh lIs hllsfl.ess tillill delay sIr fs-s
= ona ~ fhe faesf iacshtacs ST. las IIssfs5s -.
MIII1e hrsinras IA tof4Iera AiaiaHra st1r.ss.l -
5 ransa u iniF hil QFeI iaakilF fha Nallv ~ -
Tss1Eeasas aaf clldliIaqcIug aaa % iIs s1..f -.
easfof ne Ali@E1auies o. q ansuff.sa.I-l Ii ..l
~ hszith nd sser tilsrs isiag 10 s,rIsI. =, -
= a.liing free aiqae saisr o. 80 piara
fhisis = sos sep issirsiie plase 80 = .af ai...,
- eni Ffl-i vi, here teias adss sIihIn f-~sig
zl'.t- y ne pt-ea lhe fu'flne aafIs..s.- -
ls.ae7t 49, taiiit wa apesal aaislaus y as Is.
sllss-s ilera lfiuz uothinF aafa..srT go il ~.
slt. NE AsuaFats SD Chafieaiaa Raj
iel 80 teiuE PSI - epsrxiiaa 80 anari ! -
hisfset ~ 81 iuntef 81 'f1r 80 -.-.ll = -
% .res,na .. ine Nh sotii - a sss lisn haif s
NE ~ rhe s11He soad-
~ 90 4esung good iuFal tins uf f1r esTi a. n
tlrl q ~ stove naIasi tIlsinszsra cotii uui a.
ICY i1.1 20 szazulas - Prupfry tai1ra Hursiss-
f.-tet nee Itrms easf- fufscssioa UFrn la.
2 ~ ateiF. II EE1tsI
Aaier.. b parnIssian, 70 s. s. parF.n aEf v. u.
Aas1da hnafaa w. A.
taT falihaF usftlcEizrs apIif tQ - - lfifar i
ll1szfar kla 81 % Ha 81 ~ Ffnnalss. "a 49,
Haal 81 uaoailr, 90 ~ \. &C y r.
SAMUEL II ntHWfN
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THr FrNty oH1tEizsTfos ~ THF NO8rn-
rss srarrs We learn irum raHabie sources
that the Fenian organization iu the Moth
eru gtsies numberl i've hulldred and TWEEN
iv-one Thousand men- Thesc 1neu are openly
pledged o. move any day 90 che great ques-
lion 81 the ID raiiau { lre'and. and b. al
aud aslisl in that nob undertaking. u Be-
also stated that number % subaltern off,
Gers hsve ieit ihis cluuiry for Ircisnd with
ia 3 lev nauths. y - lsW liberty loving
sririfs can predueo saeh a profound sensa-
ion 10 England Es nov prevails, setting the
government, che pres and British subjects
In stats of alarm, what VIA D. the eject
when swo hundFed Thousand similar souls,
all animated by The same glorious ssuii-
ment-the ffeeiorn u Ola Erin-shaH Land
upoa the sail Of ireiaud9--N. y. Herald.
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We are authorzfd q annsuhae "a. r. RussETL
~ esnd deie ior Aidernaa 10 ihe Faint Ward
Aieebou last ssiurtay 10 septemhcr. au1g-tI
We arc authorised % snaouace GEORgE s.
hlNAh1 A. = eaad'dats oF Aderusn, 10 ne
Sc cad Ward iv.s-af
We are authorised 20 announce JANIS SLOAN
- a oandidste for Alderman N The rhst Wsri. 81
TIE next election. lvai-ifs
We are authorized 20 announce RODENT
THOMPSON g. a candidate ior Aldermen 10 tha
rlf-t Ward Elocson lass Saturday m september.
Aag sth-tde.
JOHN II. ALMOND Is a candidate Coz Council
mn N ne fhiri Ward. Elecu5n en- ne last SAT-
urday IN September. Ia
We are authorized % announce Jso. ~. BanHr A.
eandlaiaie ior Councilman 90 represent the Fourth
ware, &C ne enssius municipal elecuon.
VS. are authorized 10 announce, for the
Fifth Ward
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oalcea-lmfned stsiy oPpos.ts ne Pay pepari
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
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Nem'ng each a1ilcle and ta ralur. ara sIs-a.f In
.t4iel enfsiopes aad Fell uHsed uaeaf ffa.. a1-
ceipt oi p cauta dra COZ Sol. eIata. - Z. . .-..
20. - etA-nVe Z 2 /. ei sui one hundred FRI ef.
Vufetei % q thn Qsrldoaie V1g viii So sIsf h ..
--s y itFes Rla sngn d tf us Year arf.1s f.i
y Ray VI. ofain eoid Watch. Diamond R.n..
flhna. ,eeisE aheh're. o. aur SEQ al Isuai-y r..
~ ~. ~ p ans n no case can nav al. I...
+i.N Nne 80 Ter Ha1t1. aa t1ffaarun1 b. snaa
Atshi Ffniet In every isssn In ~. tf1f-.
Et.if ~. .- car f ase 800 q dar seI.rf or lrr.
80, ~ ~ erenisi siie % le4-.ry oyar tssaa
'A t~aliag I'VE cen q for fal.I H.sfa .H .f
iaiofm gq1 rfa t fru can ahf,IH ~ ~. -.... L.
@ NlAa eat our crauiar ccuiaunr ODD be-
iad fa-iafIa-af Hlfn terms 81 aIasf.
aAAF1 tilN AalNh
iii hfalda.r. Nea York.
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Nineteenth Century !!

no name nsme is more intimately competed
WIN the hh tory Of HATERiA MEbICA of the
United staies, o. more favorabiy known AS pio-
nter 10 Medical Discovery. than thatof
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NASHVILLE, TENNEsSEB
Aaa a.
WARRINGTON. NC.
go An
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REv. Isaac FERRJs, DID, /. L. d ,...... President
Mas. $. PAEAs. Mss Y. FEaEIs, Principals
and PropIietors.

THIS INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE TO
a young Ladies a thorough training n All thai
belongs 20 "a finished education, beginning with the
clemens, and closing with the higher phiiosnphi-
cal, moral and mathematical studies OF a College
Cour
DAILY instruction ia given IN French, Latin
spsnlsh, ital an and Germsn Languages, and IN
dition 90 the study Of Iext Books Nocai Music
PLAN and Ornam sntsl Needle Work receive SPECIAL
attention.
A limited number Of Boarding Pupils viii he
admit ed into the family Of the Propuet6rs, upon
satisfactory terms, and the piinc!nsls assure Their
patrons thai nothing shaii be wanting On their
part, 20 advance the Pty sicsl Moral and Intelec-
tngl culture Of the young ladies' placed in their
charge.
For Circulars, address Mrs. N. s. Parks, at The
Institute.
The school VIII reopen September 18th, and
eni June 22d, for the GLOWING yesr
New York july 3lst, Uses augg-2n.
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sAAsFEroRr, Sept. ls.-Tbe Provost Mar.
ana q FREEDMEN has srrelied che Judge.
snei.ii, District Attorney, SD jury 81 TIE
Tenth judicial District, for trying usrs,
easrsea With larceny. The saposlntsnd.
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Officers pay accounts and aoidiers Gaal
statements, computed and purch, sed -
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance pspers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, az No. IS North Cherry street.
nrrLEn a Enna.mnnn
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-'7'71 ~ 7 0ITIIIVNNTT WIsHI6N3s
CITY HoTEL, NASHVILLE, Sept. %. 1s65.-
NorE -Dr. Hunter, Of the hrm Of L. 4 j.
Hunter, Of New York, would notify The eiti-
zens Of Nashville that he has opened an of-
tice at the CITY Hotel, whore he can be con
suited personally or by letter upon ali dis
eases embraced in his spe SALTY, viz: Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma. and Consump-
ton, 20 which branch Of his profession his
practice is exclusively confined.
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.
HANKEHs AND HHoKERs.

flMihb NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II beas iu Exchange; tiaverunlsut -eelriiIs.s
and teie. Collections promptly alfeuded to.
0od Stocks Aid Bonds "a on Commission
". ". BEaEY, President EnaAH JUNKs. Cashier.
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d. D. Denton & Co.
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory. 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ours n
yes.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes.
&C, &C.
= = 10y ioN.''-----a e. n. HuNr,er0N
sspis-an
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A GEN'rs WAITED FOR "THE sECRET sER.
n VICE. Che Field, the Dungeon, and ne ~
espe.' The most iaieEestng sud arcIilra aooir
ever punished, clntraeing Mr.. ilchards0ua uu.
psrAileled eEperonca for tour years. travelling
through the south IN tho secret service OF fha
Tribune" 10 VII abound IN stirring events anl
contain more Of the fact Incident and rauuuca Of
ne var thsn Huy Other work published. send 10
Cireuiara- Address JONES, BROS, 4 co..
ns W. 4th street. Giuainnaii. ONO.
sugia-ams -d1W.
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IHE CONFESSIONS AED EMPHASIZES oF AZ Is-
vALID.-Pubhahsd Cor the benefit, and as a
caution % young men and others. who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, &c, supplying 81 the same time
The means Of seli-curs. BY one who hiss
cured himself ailer uHdargoing considerable
qnaekery. By enelo3iug q ponpsid al
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author
NkraksIEL MEVFtfa, ESQ,
brooklyn, Kings Co., A.. Y.
auRi-3m.
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DANCING Aoademv

MI - ELIZA H'ODWlN respectfully D. a
WI forms the citizens o. Nashville and Vi. -
cniiy, that her Fall session vii commence "a
on aturday, ,epteulbsr 23rd At O'Clock. ~ 90
M ~ Der residence, No lA19 Saufh Spruce street
~ the nes AMI fashionable dances VII ha tauabt
No boy over htsau nstd apply. Visitors allowed
90 ssinfd~Y's only. Tetns invariably 10 adYanre
sepl9-lW.
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M a IL e MA
WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
g MAIDEN LANE. NEw YORK,
sole Agents and Importers.

our hrnnsr customers 80 fud re3ucton 10
sod prcss q he Needles. Eliis lhe euai y IS a.
,gys krpt 40 b the hignast siEndzrd Elosn 10
Enshsh Manufacturers,
ECACo, resneetlulig sol ed 3 ranewsi Ct the
mercantile uslaaoas - sanE sd hforaiay esteesned
IS theiT crsionsrs ea4l-sn
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CoLeAFE a Go. beg 30 inform their custo-
mers that they sin continue She manuf,r-
tufe Of their varioas styles Of Family aud
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Ccndlos.
Prices current forwarded bv mail on ap-
piication- CotatrE a Go
Nos. 81 4 IS John u New York.
iulv26-3m
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4 School of Agriculture
HOPE INSTITUTE,
+ or Young Ladies'.

foSAKRLN MINERVA COILEGF1
rs hFt tctsion ~ e. is lnsi linton uHl ,su,.
ee3-e On MONDAY. Ortoher 81. lsGs. All ~.
l--'5--,,- lAAfs'iaYs Jane ssth, lSag 10 uH ~
NM, ~ Iliile q SIC supeTtision af Mr.. A. Fan.
-, - $50 ~ ihe Faculty o. Fssniin gisis-s
tf HI. ~. ~. fe'nsle isschsrs The rilrfdea
tse ", 49, N-i.ser~i> % sdor8 Yolne aa,,.
a. -..s51 - i'..laI s-iyantaces
ffsua n Cole. A'-i oi tao Terms ~ n
t5ghss. SIS. 1, 'saN bosrd. Washes rssl. sps
- as strir ,.,.' .. .as Vs.e.l Mess 81
sncu,, NaIerr y, N-s'., 80 Uise 81 Irs f,i-
al fsutns. 81 'As's, sssb, sl8 uruae
sepis- 81 '''.'.''' a.aa, alaDsssr r.ss.s
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation il has so long
enjoyed m Genital america end tie Wesi lndies.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
RIB CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. H. KENDRICK.
jy2sdtd.
We are aufhouzed TO announce A. candidate e,
P J. KAUFMAN.

Noafs autl or1sd - announce DR.. Is. A. BAR
bEkf as candidate for councilman. N the sjh
Ward
We are authorized % announce J. r. RUST a. a
esadidiats ior Counciiman nom the seventh Wsrd
aug2-tde
we are authorized % announce en- rs ROB
khl6oN - a candida q Cor Counciman from the
Fini Ward. Eiecton isst Saturday IN September
We are author z,d % snuouuca Jt4 NJ BRfFN
kse., ~ candidate for C1unnInan ffult ne hind
ward Z. cton last saturday IN September
We are authou1sd 20 announce loss Tasxasru
- candidate or Alderman 10 The E.ghth Ward
Eject on lar saturday 70 September. Hpsi
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

a thk a suspen-on Of faur years this Insttu-
- Aea hs- eetu recognizes, snd Nill he re-
opened % MuNhAA, Oc.ohergd, lSsa.
me Naiefe b ltyoIsily Situated 10 = QUIET
neaiH4 teeton q county, and every facility vii
ie tAiendea Tor the an4ulston of ! sound. r4sctl-
t ~ wv N"e.; ne Course oi study wall cmlrace
Aheieht a-d Modern Language Mathsnlaiics. a.
.5eAoaf- and Nfn kngles ennr; Natural phHosn-
Nv chemistry, ami Natural History Nenf.l sr..l
go i. .aes An 'icnt n7a Noitra History, aaJ
'-'5t i.h'i0rsa. ru.i tngIi~h llfustuf5
- i ttNNtsl, ssz-tsd hF groda- ~ar D %
ana -, ,e.'a-M a. }. Faun ~, s0d Other ftla
,fss.' ,,., ~. ,a hau-stlrs wii have thr iamf-
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srFtEs FERrnsasx 10
Hon kcha'd ogeisbY, Governor stste Of nlire,s.
Hon DAVID l. Laws, Judge Supreme oour.. q. 3.
Hos. wm- 6 Rr0Enlos, Gcfernor Of Tennessee.
hIig Gea Jas. ?. Browulos. Adj Gen. STATE az Ten.
nessee
Hon. NJ n Bren, Nashville.
Hon Wm- Nsthsniel Baxter, NashrHle.
Hon. 10 C. Guild, Nashville.
hon. 1ol.a Hueh smith. Nashville.
p v. Nancy, Esd. Nashville.
Aes-rs- herrs siEaiioa. NsshvHis.
Messrs. Evans 4 Co, Nashville.
hi'arod Porter. oolunitaa, Team.
Iuasle
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Omieers' Accounts made Gus aud csshed.
Qusrtormasters' aud Ordnance accounts
promptly made up BY H. Tompkina, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. OF
See corner et Cherry and Cedar streets, Up
staira
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-07
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. IA. The desirable residence on Brady
street. nov occupied by General Baker.
No. g. Near Brady Street. In perfect repair,
astorise. I rooms and cellar, with well and CHS
tern. lot sS by l55. we'll stocked With young
fruit. Price 81. 400.
No. To- On north side 5th street. Sd door east
ofthe Methodist Church. story, in good repair,
8 rooms aud cellar, with cistera and brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep. Price $4,000.
No H. On the east side Of Brady street. QOt
1o9 feet 'front.' rooms. good cellar and c'stern;
Price o.. 900, or the house and . portion Of the
and will be sold separately.
No 81 The estate now owned and occupie1
~ Geo. $ {. Dow. Esq. being the dwelling house
and three full lots. fronting south upon 6th ST.
corner Of Farnum street. This house is in per
1ect repair. having been fitted up BY the owner
for himself The entire arr angement ofthe house
- tasteful and complete The view nom shia
No. 3. Frame house south side Sd street, two
oils .ues4 Of Hrady street price. $500. Tvs
thirds may re,.aAin on mortgage 1t six per cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-07

Axusrxc.-It is amusing to stand down
near Krause's Clothing Emporium, opposite
the FIRST National Rank, At any time Of the
day. and watch seedy individuals marching
in Indian file through one door, and COM
ing out on the other side, clad in the height
Of "a shion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-07

New Srock. Before wasting your mon-
ey in buying inferior groceries elsewhere, 60
to G. P. Burr's establishment, west side
Of Brady between Sd and 4th, and See the
Incompatible stock which tie is constantly
receiving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-07

POLICE CouRr.-Lucy +. james was ar
rested and brought before Justics Blood, to.
day, on = charge Of vagrancy. She was
found guilty and fined IS and costs. On
paying part and promising to pay the re.
mainder, Miss Lucy E. was released.
4 number Of boys ofboth predominsting
colors were arrested for going in bathing in
too public1 place. Some bystanders pay.
ing their fines they were released.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-07

Ir there should ever be an extensive Gre
in our city, and We desired TO get new and
fashionable suit in the proverbiai old way,
we would hasten to Remington Co.'S.
near the corner Of Brady and Second, at the
first stroke Of the fire bells.