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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-17

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NEW Yi,RK Jhne'1G. The Steamers Even
ing Star ami GeorgeC CromwelI IIiave arrived
from New prllesnsQQp the 10th with $4,000
iu gold.
General Herronhas Established his head
quarters at Alexandria, Louisiana, and is
sued QEqer ipiorminS the people5 5thatthe
emancipation proclamation Will be en-
forced, and recommending freedmen to
work for their old masters for wages. lie
woald'soong go to Shtveporgoi H-Eh o @
lt,appears that B9ekner, and u hiee sur
sissippi department iwitiioasthe consent
of Kirby Smith, who issued an order at
Houston, Texas, to the effect that he refused
to surrender, intending to struggle to the
last for better terms; but having been aban-
doned by 3iis TEXAS troops, adj Red itherest
occupation of peace. 1t was reported,
how ever that Smith with 5000 troops and
100000 in gold had gone to Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-17
NoG,TCmM;u,

NEwBERN, N. g.. June 1G.-Gov. Holden
! has invited tbe Ieading UrifoTY men ,ofthe
State to meet lin IN eoGncilSat Raleigh
prior to the appearance of his proclama-
tion, which is daily expected.
The North Carolina papers are full of the
proceedings of Union meetings which are
being held in every town in the State. All
pay high tributes to the lamented Lincoln;
i1 20 D0 Andrew Johnson and Gov. .jfiIden.
y Thefiehft estates in thesopntry are of
tefed tof.Rale III all patts ofNorth Carolina,
for from one to ten dollars per acre, with
improvements, their owners having decided
to 90 North and are selling at great sacri-
flee.
President Johnson is fast gaining the con-
ildence Of the people of ther State. Gov
Holden'is also disarfhing his enemies by his
services in cndeayoring to restore civil law
to the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-17

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
Vacant Lots.

A spleaild yacsnt lot on Spruce street. very nea
Church adjoining the beautiful residence OF Judgl
Foster on the so1th frouts 90 feet on Spruce, an.
runs hack l76 % Mclienore street. Is very COZ
yenient 20 the a c. X n. Depot. Terms easy.
Also, alot 100 feet FROST o. Ja1es street, By -
feet deep beanniul hulding site adlolns tn
properiy known a. :. haEthorns.' oEned - 40
80 49, rf - y -. 49,,
from Col,efs b Market street south Nashville
very near The hoe Of no straet R r fronts sl29.
ieelo beth streets.
Also. = chnico lot on oollose street. opposite IN
zine House No. =; very ysluahle,
Aiso, IS FEET Of ground on woodland street, Edgs
held near where d.. shsihys house formerly
stood
klsoH lsrRe number ofosher lots and houses IN
the hest parts Of The t0gn; also. COED many iots
JET uneold in RsrusEY's addiii0n- These los an
De,ng rapidly improved.
We have large number q eleEsnt Lots, Euitahle
or building business houses and DIV eiiings On N
vsrluus parts o. the city.
IS5 Feet q TaIaai ground opposite the "Fe-
mAie Acadeluy.H uesr the nashville md Cnaita-
choice Lot ffousias 100 Ssst On Russell street,
near Tuhp Afreet church.
Two les eech 90 feet front on Russell street, b
10 deco. Very convsniant 70 the Wire Bridge.
A Lot lFuntiug 50 aest On FasheriAnd street, b.
10 deep. Nery near the Wire Bridge
Two Los between Russell and feiheriADd etreses
roahng 90 ieet each On Oak, - lee deep
Acholoe Lot, frontizg 6 feet on FAtheriGnd and
running hsck 10 10 4 s1od neiehhorhooa
T,7o Lets % fafi,sriaDd, each no1e1E 81 teet y
ia. joining Oscar Bchme's pEopsrty-
Two Lots on fafhefland. opposite Oscar hohine's
property, each 50 by 1To feet
choice hol frunnug 80 feet on Russell street
BY 10 deep. sdioiniEE A. n. Ilin and very co1se-
nisnf % tle Wire Rrdee-
Lot on Russell street, atloI1Ing y Gaming
ham. fronts 50 By ITO ieeL
light Acres Of TIE sery best garden sid, frolt-
t5g SO yards on GsiiaEl pike b. 80 yards on Ne
County Foa1
EEht o. tR Lots iying noufh q shaley kse1ns.
l4zEa nzEher 81 los "a AElls4Je AddEoas
80 49, claefas hoazeilliy loc11ea SO Nelaaae
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
Cincinnati Dr Good, Market.

NiAcISNATt, Nov. rs.
A. q whole, business proved good during
The week. some oi The houses did large
trade. while an had enough % 10 "a es,si,,
duilucss. stock continued well assorted
though SMALL, aud the trade generally an
pcarci % he in excellent condition. A CON
rnual cautious policy would be observed
aid yet there appeared 10 D. the right spiril
nanliostcd 90 Keep cnergeiically before M
people. with good stocks ~ attractive -oo3,
10 meet current wants. kilograms RON
Essicru markets % houses here, indicate,
that iobhing prices Ia Cincinnati were a
lose, and Ia some kinds Of goods lower than
IN the East, the latter sspecia ~ for choic,
medium dress a. as. With less expensive
machinery, both in its cost and the running
ui u, oar merchants here viii always ~
able 90 compete WITH Eastern iohbort. IN
aclual cash capital ior regular husiness, Gin-
rIuuau can nov compare fnvorably with
uHy ciiy IL She Union, and her banks are
iaanagcd by first clsss business men, mosl
OF whom, I'D not all, have worked their way
O. the quarter deck, fom beioro the mast,
Instead of climbing in a. the cahin window.
-nt even the stock operations are bose fdC.
ale uat used. 81 D. tol much the case else
'S.eere, merely rs basis or excuse for gam
bling
hlurS SHrrrISGs-sold IN larec quanti-
eHf4- Medium aud narrow were ia good
o.uaAe az comparative value, and dne
AL.aei were hirly active a. relatively high
sr tFures
hLt.,Hrn SHrrrTSos Sold IN limited
s-sll. go a. Az for "a medium full weight.
omen ll die same ratio.
- - - "tre quite acsive az SIC for Mer-
-. 1piagues choice sec. common 2sa
- ---,- zen choice 1ac. common 2sc; Ar
ne-a neH styles 2lo. old sse.
IN, -,-,-.A li tinds sold well. but espe-
No.. -ll scarlet twilled. aud cantons.
..i.,1-. 20. us.-- The demand Cor medium
g eA.ll,e. and styles, including qenrrsI a.
,-.,.ias.- ti.-le uuahsted The liner
a.t 81, 'a ..,5hg French msrino,. and
NrsssSTs ~ 80. '.g..,s.-'abiy vel.
cluunucd in active 5.r,--,i - a.ll tNeels
qa c o.o'h' and cashmere. did We'll VEL "'''
80 st.ci's - ,,s were fair Tor the season.
Increased. -e bee4s hea
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

A correspondent Of the New York OBJ
server. writing from salt Lake City, state.
that there De- q small Presbyterian congre
CATION IN that place. who have recently en-
gsged the services Of the Rev. Mr.. Mcleod
who D. also Chaplain ct a military post il
the vicinity. A sunday School has been e.
tabllsbed, which q attended by a c0nsidera
bic number Of chndrcu from Mormon fsmi
lies. and several Mormonists also rerularl,
attend The church services.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
We are also Agents for the well known
HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe. Jr., Inventor a Parentee

Elias Howe, Jr,, Inventor ~ Patentee,
Il is unequaIled as 3 Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using = much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made st the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate SUI
pervision Of the President of the Com
Pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor Of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts of Machines con
stAntly on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
R%Liberal inducements offered to
AEontE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
City Undertaking.

OFFIcE u. 8. COAamsAHT OF SuHsIs1EsCE, !
MUHEEzEsaoEo, Tenn, Nov 8.
WILL BE- sold 81 public auction on IRE 18Th day Of
W November. the Sub istence Warehou q az
Murfreeshoro, Tenn the iollrWng Condemned
Subsistence Stores and Commlssaly property, VIZ;
AZ Barrels Pork, 10 Hatch t.
aid9 Pounds Rscan, IS Meat Saws.
4t26 E" Lsrd, 70 Rntcher Knives,
30 e hntier shovea,
SO $50 +" Corn Meal, 80 CleYers,
6ik7 +" nrdAptles lz Meat hooks,
] Wall Tent ~ Steel lards.
f7a xes, I letter Pres,
~ Platform Scale, rs Iron OFsns
Conn FL Scales, Z Wood saw,
Spinr balances, Resins,
Truck I stove,
snaiea paulles,
] Iron Kettle < Com Shelters
u Butcher st8els, 100 Pounds Castings,
Terms cssh, m government Funds sale 10 com
menee AZ 10 O'Clock, an. Prof. erty 70 b removed
immediately amer sale.
Bf order Of Col Read Chief G sMnM.
noy5-td }. 4. FITCH, Capt. and G.. 8
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

A modern philosopher has appropr lated
mans iail extreme as foliuws
Seven ycars IN chiljhoed's Sport and plty. :
Seven years in school from day % dsy.l8
Seven wears al a trade or college liir. 2I
Seven years 20 find a Mace and vii. Is
Seven years 20 plessureis froIics yi,eD Al
Seven years 10 business horliv sri,e, a.
seven years lot some, Wild goose chase. AZ
seven years for wealth, q bottles raee s.
seven years for boarding Cor your heir 6S
seven years in weakness spcnt aua csrr. 20
Then lie snd go--yeu 3oa.li know vbere j
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

ON Tuesday evening Miss Emily Amph.
lstt. OF East cleveland, ives 50 badly burned
/ by ihe eNplosiop q a petroleum lamp thai
she died FROM the effects OF 60. She ",
carry lamp across the room, when 4
sudaOaly exploted, throwing the ,rniiea
Oh over hcF clolhcs, which caught Ore and
instantly developed her in aamts. She ran
out Of the house into The tots adjoining, and
n hen brought hack was foand 70 - Etauv
was q bright, intelligent girl, aged about
thirteen years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

farm Of l2s acres in Sumner county, miles
from Gallatn 20 Re'os cleared, balance heavily
umhered and well Hatered land Of fret rate quality;
has good country house with rooms end other
improvements Price, &, 500 tor the tract
Also, 5000 acres Mineral and Coal Lands on
Cumberland Mountsins; has any amount Of the
very hest timber on it.
Al o, q NICE tile farm Of 8 acres. we'll Eatered
aud well improved, ut HendersonVile, 10 miles nom
Nashville, on the /. & n. r. X. has on Il splen-
did spring and well; the place well iBc'osed. fTi,e.
81, SO cash.
Also, farm Of 500 ares Of very rich land lying
on Spr ny Creek, Madison county, West Tennessee,
Is miles from Jackson, at the in ersectiOn Of two
good pixies. improvements hrst rate. wal he sold
IN body or intracts 70 SUIT purchasers. Pnce. $50
per anIe.
Also, one ofthe best and most highly improved
farms the Sta:e. tesutf lily located this side
Hsrpeth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, IS miles
from Nashville, contains 81 acres; improvements
Of the first oder. Can be bad At q bsrgRa il sold
immed atey.
A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike AOil rich, well enclosed with gltd
cedar fence ;splendidiy WateTed; four hundred
ares cleared balsnce wei tmbe7ed with cedar and
other oEth; two residen' IS on The plaee-One
with rooms, the other with ro0ms-bOth with
good outnOusesr sc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
No. 35 Broadway.
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 Broadway, New York.

Dlsmoad Pms. Brooches snd Ear Drops, Ladies
Sets Broorh and Far Drops, Gold ana Coral lei
and Cold. Fl1renlue, n0ss.c lft, Lava ami Cllao1
sleeve huuuns. sets of studs, Vest ard Neck
Chs.ns PLAZA and Cnssed Golf knrs, Soil InIm-
rles, Lockeiz, New style Ieli Buckles, Gold Pens
and Paueia Fancy Work hOEcs Goid Pens vi fn
Gold nnd silver Extension Hoiaers aad "a lzrre as
sortrnrdt of Pine Ieweiry or every description, Of
n. - NJ .nI -.-..L -L.I.- MINI aL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

D. d. Denton g. Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 3
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursei-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes
&c, &c. -,-,-r,s7os.
uspia-an
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Properly.

MILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on no
w VENEER 50, 1855, AZ The FOOT Of Poplar 81,
Tvo Flat Car. 81 Il gauge.
On NOVEM Der 60 isG5 at The yard d the JEFF
lers,nville Railioad Company. Ieaers0uvlle, Ind.
Nine riat Cars, gauge ieet 81 inches.
On NOVEMBER q, 1886, a, Louisville, Ky.
81 prs Wheels sud Axies, 81 Oar Wheels,
2IT old kX'es, I Tender,
/ smoke stack, Engne Truck,
ussr Drvers, sprnes.
Parallel Roi, Bel and Frsms,
Hand Cars, a Truck Cars.
5000 rounds.ofseap Irou
on DECEMBER ,, lss5, at Memphis Tenn.. the
entire stock Of The q. S, Military kailreai supplies
remaining on hsnd a. that place, oonsziiag IN part
as ioiIoEs
(s5) Eighty Tons assorted Iron.
ls0al Eght hundred tons scrap ron,
(sl hight tons escorted Steel,
lll one ton Pig Lead. and general assortment
Of small stores, suitsnle ioT Railroads
On DECEMBER II, lsos. 81 Nashville. Tenn
the enure stock Of RES and serloale stores n t1s
u. S. Military Railroad, remaining on hand 70 the
General supply Store consisting IN part - ioi
~ oaol Twenty thousand Axes,
Cloool One thousand tons assoTfed Har Iron,
round, square, haif rouad, aod angle.
go Rightly tons Boiler and Tack Iron,
(a5l ThirY-ive tons assorted Steel
ClOl Three hundred tons sersp Iron wrought
and castl
(a5D Tvsniy-ave lhousand poauds Engine Brass
Gas Pipe, eas FiEtures Of an iiuds.
Brass Pipe, Oli Cups.
sprins Balancesi Brass Cocks, every Disruption,
shoveis, Gious FsiVea ~ ~ So.
Haschefs, tlaE, Ltnina and fsmYug Hars,
Nuts, Irou and Copper Riyii- burrs,
Washers, wrought ana east, Sheet Copper g Brass
Rais and Spike Chains and Rope, Sd si1es,
Mslieis Blocks, Tackle a1l halcni
fa=h Glass ard Pants, 81 al Eln,iss
Railroad Lamps, kel.Y's Head i4lln'a,
Ci11kiug s. owes AMI E iEturee, hetiinl -aohr-f
FnU sd 81 Csrrl4nter., hlsrEsui.tns' aud Hai-
aiars' Tool, Buhher Car spriaEst hfi.,lt, Hiin
and Leather, Flies. Butte aad $50 !,
Al kinds and almost every =. ,.e 2. - N-
road operations and AL A z Sc 's'' 49,
"a, Thrae araa fsfhest Stevens Bro mann T.
~. rr,.e pisnere asiiers A Co, n1anutt1tlire-
IA On, poit Ciiar asd Ciear Gutter liouid a Bro
m one Are Cuf-of Lathe. Warner q Nhiney,
~ Two Fsn B'oseTs, tmsdlun.)
M one UPRIGHT EnEiEe- .s-norse poaerl'
TX - mn, Ha.nu1er snd Eue.ne. lHoEsll1 pail
~ Inc "a iornfsld steam Eafu1uefs
~ one sellers G Co. Do 90
an - - old e tie sane iirlles large amount
a. servIeeab.s aud second-hsnd Railroad loois ci
III Kinds consisting C
- - 5-.,,iti,s T,ooiz Nschin'sl's Fools
siove snd PIPE. Rope, chan, A., se-
Te-rus t'ash IN GoTeruuleaf fnne'
ftzrsiouue- 81 ire materials % iia E1d rs Nash-
~ - ~ glfs-rsd bF applicsucn d Cart 3 u
HsrrIII A u NJ and q that q Meusphil, 60 aprl- I
900 - f1afIi Ino. Parks. L ~.
Ti-e sffenircn Of ugalers and kllfcad ColnusnIes
IL T-rt'euisriy isElisd q tbs sale.
s.ies Eill oournence q o'ciock, q NJ, % esch I
DAY, asd eolenus daily unfi eli he proPsrtF g d.
pI ss.si s o.Daiu and 4. . Z. xu.aL !
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
100000
To be SoId for One Dollar Zach

without regard 90 Vliuo. snd noi 20 De- pad for On
O.. yol Enoa shat you SD receive
Among ihose Hho AaTe acEnofl legged ODE re-
oeIut OF VALUABLE GIFTS craWu from the Arso-
ciauoa SINCE Jsa. 1850 ihe following kindly per-
E.,serf n H6tehrIss. Eer Have1. Conn. 9eio-
Haan. rsiua $780, " r z wis, - 80 n r.,
ffarnonl Cluster Do, value -. ~ Z = lalpau.
Dc YarE 81. Sold ~ aich, value tlia SHES p len
D. lrer--.au. huEnaupron, y y IL, aeil.Ieou. Fa.ua
So Nr b. b. .trna. i4 Tenth o.. T., Fano. SAL
us sllH Mr Thos a Mlcr. -cra1iln. Pa, la-
1-.nHf Hine Fiire Ei71 Mizs tllel Peek. 5ur 1f-
feif. Ia Mslodeun. value 81 @. Dr Van Hnsr.
washington, ID C., 900 "a huulug taeed WateH f.,
Ya.u- fI51. Eds Lindsal. Morcesier, ha7s D
ioga B1moni Far Drops vl.ue $50. Fraurs ]
Morsr. IN Pearl o., AIesuT. y. Must Box 81
ire sa- Ma b lnEsnsail. Nriaua. Ono. Silver
80 rs.ua 50. Lie1i heuarekz, Willard TO
Yaiue So Cspi- Warner. ls-l y Vols, silver
Wateh. ra.ue So.
Many per-a1s WHO have drawn vilrsbe rra.s,
90 % web iielr names pull shed or Be fsl. e.
tend tlls IIst.
stEEEE % uIgrEfsrrlus- g.
CERTIFICATES uEmiuE each aricie -
AaLrr, are Flacel 10 aeaaed elFe ops .-7r
well mixed. 1la of these EuFa.1if-f --5
M lerairIta ur Order ilr some a fl.- l II ~
lest one doilar al rrta.n Hil hf deHfe.r 49, -
ottce. ~ -auf 1T mail Or any a-l-- ll.s...l--
Esrl tr ch0ser o. rhe rfea d 2. p - -
ehssHr ullI pc uh-t Ar lcle = r ..l-.Is r.aII-rr-
ahl.n my - rom 90 7. 80 -.-l|.-ra d. ALL
ana can tisu seaa ona loial aa
cle na1ned-
1901 as n-ay depeud m having
fMles tita-at ri ~ a-tIeie dnFn Biil D. ra-
l,l..i, -l1. = - sliiea b retain mai 90
erIrs = r.-ir- eusrzutsei 10 al csas.
- $500 ilr Ols uoiiaii Thirteen Or
I've - Votes. ssni stamp or c.uluIa-. Al
-t.--If b sdircsaad
letter. u. HENFCN 4 90,
Boz sieI Post Q1os, HeE York,
uor1-im
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Nashville Property.

An elegsnt story Brick Residence, No. so Cher
y street, next door 10 i'Wel5r House" containing
10 rooms. LotfrOnts 40 ieet, by $50 deep. One Q
the best places 10 the city.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer street, in good condition Price mod
era e,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street
with nine rooms gss fixtures al through the house
Good OuthOuses and stable, al in good condition
Lot Al by ls0 feet, Price very moderate.
AlsO-A Brick Store-house, No. 81 Broad street
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high, Is feet by 70. mos excellent stSnG, and Is
free from taxation.
AlRO-A cOmmodious Brick Dwelling, corner Of
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 465F feet on
Cay By 81 deep. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Pnce $40.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16
FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop and B.thlns Saloon,


NO. o. Ohnrch 81 opposite ne hason.e Hal.
II ANlN3 Just removed into my new and conno.
III dioua Hs'oon, restectfully announce % my
old patrons and The pphlic. thai am GOV yeaiv q
Sitend % their wants in = better style than ever
Nith an eKpeuence a. a drst-Clsss Barter and
Esis-dresesT, 81 iorty yesrs, ard With ope 81 The
most connmodious. elegsnt End cofnnletelv mr.
nishcd establishments m the county, ] am resiF
70 chsllGnEe acompsrson With asy siIrrlar shop nj
the hastern cities AEcellent kAl rs ready 81 al
tunes. Neat Natef-closets Tor the use 81 custo-
uers afiaeled % the rrarnises I dsitur nnyaaIf
that nothing viii b. iound lacking. Firsi Glass
hslr~dressors aud BARRIERS always in sttendanea
htfoaiter ne shop VII BE- ODen nom s O'Clock 70
Iec.oek On Sueday morning and rlsifigelu noi Eicr
saGie -sInui-1s FRANK PARRlsH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-16

A Brick Cottage sith3 rooms. on Russell street
EerY near The WIRE Rudge. and in an e1cellsn
nsighbOrhood. Price. 81 300 cash.
Also, another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. still more convenient TO the Wire Bridge
and very valuabies has rooms, store nom ano
porch good eistern, etc. Price, S. $50 cash.
Also, hruse aad lot on Woodland street house
contSins rooms Lot fronts 100 feet BY 10 feel
deep; good shade, etc. Price, S50o0i one-thlrd
essh, balance in l and yeArs.
A House On'BeIl Street, with rooms. Lot fronts
90 feet BY 40 deep, good ciatern. Price 500.
neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good siss; good cisterni porch front and
rear. Lot fronts 81 feet BY NO deep stusted near
shelby Park, aud very convenient TO the Wire
Bridge, Price $500.
kfszmed House with s rooms and ball, porch IN
mont vel shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts 90
ieet Woodland, lTc feet deep; joins the residences
Of Mr.. Dury. fnce $500.
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman strest,
lot 80 feet By 10. Good cistern and garden al Rel
enclosed Price $500.
HOure on Shelby street, with 6 good rooms, 3
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot l25 feet By
lT6. PAIGE SeoO0 cash.
A frame House en- Galiaiin piRs with az rooms,
kitchen, outhouses, and an excellent cistem; well
enclosed Lot 60 fsst BY lIo. Price $500.
framed House on GaIiatn Pike, with rooms,
outhouses, lumber shed, and an excellent elstsrn.
Lot 100 ieet BY iIo- Terms $500.
A Aarss tuo-story Brick residence. with eight
roouls on Russell ST., near 'eIlliip street church
Lot fronts loo feet b. 10 feet deep. Good Kitchen
Ct. tern, etc , and well enclosed. Improvements in
excellent condition. and one Of the hsst locations in
---&0'io-@-
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Auction Sale Of GoFsransnt
Property.

0FFTcE ASSISTANT QuAErEHsasTEz's DEFAE1nENT,l
NAsHvILzE, TEsN-, Nov. !, $50
WILL Be sold a Pebble Auction, On the ed day
w Of Novenb r, Is6s, 81 the Taylor Depot, on
ths corner Of Sumnner and Broad streets Nash
vie, Tenn, the following Qusrtermasiers Stores,
VIZ.
Lot Of Biactsmifh. Farrisr aud Shoeing Tools
Carpenter and WheslWright Tools,
ssdalersi Tools,
Horse Msdiciref,
- once Desks. Chairs and TEhies,
Scales snd Weights,
WhealbarrOus and Trucks
Water busfets, Feed Cutter, shosiuE
boxes,
GFindatones and xiures
353 Lbs Old Steel and Miscellaneous Tools.
IA +. I. belioTs, q lot Of Cooking Stoves and
fixtures,
Lot Of Axes and aEe Handles,
Harness, ssddies, and Feed Boxes
P0rtsbe FOrges. and AnTila,
Lot q Wedge Hammer, Broad axes and Hand
Hammer,
AnEurs and Planes,
I Canlers n.
e. go Lbs. Old Iron,
LAT 81 e9.io9 he Gran Sacks and old Rope,
900 PauiBE. lold ngs.)
Terms fash. IN Government Funds.
Sale to commence AZ o'clCek. an, and TIE pro-
perry 10 BE- removed Immediately a'ter ths ssla.
By order Of Col A. J. MackAI, ciiefQ d. D. T.
THOM - J. c x
now u Capt. Ia. Y n.
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7-TT'0-'I - -7'I'T7 -'T"08 To
The arrivals BY cnnsl continue large, aud
dealers Eru improving the opportunity OF
Icy ug iu supply before the close Of navi-
gution. The yarda are well stocked and
the trade steady, without material change
m pricra, except that shingles are trias
higher. We quote yar5 prices;
Clear lumber, per .uoe ieet...S50 ee@75 %
lst com lumber. pr zoe H.. 90 00d6O 0t
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Note Lost

OSl, misisld or stolel. a note n ny favor ioi
q sl1. al persons arc sarued sraiusl iradInr ~
said note. a. pSyneni has teen stopped
J. A. GRl2SAM.
nrlis-im Coiurnkis Tarn
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kNNoUEcEMESTs OF CANDIDATES.

We, ths undersigned, have This day adopted ths
Enoge rata Cor advertising, 70 Ehich We nind our
scsTEs stlaclly % sdhere-
VA. CAMERON a CO.
JOHN WALLACE, ioT the Dispoich
BARRY, WlNHAM a co. Tor fA'sst.
EFLL, JONE5 a CO., for Gazette.
HknEuELu. TrsS.. Sept p. 1s5A
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
rn .nTERrIsRRs N pErAIL.
- - 49, ~ Will BE As FoL Lows.

Advertisements IN the special Column, hrst time,
NON 10 8 lines, 81 Q9--eaeh additional lIne, -
eufs- subsequent Insertions, 10 GEMS per line. Ia
Ioesi Column. frst time, from 70 lines, 81 &C.
s.sah additional line, 50 eeuisi subsequent inser-
ions IS cents per ilne-
All ADVERTISEMENTS occupying GpeclN position
ed ~ doutle column embellishments, VII Re
ehsrEed 50 per cent. sdFsnce on regular rates.
MARRIA6E AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VA b. charged a the regular advertising rates,
Iarson mades
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A IN "the olden and golden time" We Will keep
n uothing hut genuine articles, and daIter our
selves n ~ who are familiar with the Quality Of
goods We kept when IN business on Market street,
vii give Us a cali IN our new quarter.
A. RlNA A co,
octli SIN No. le North College street.
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Carpenters Wan,a5

fftakkk or four Eood uorir,sp - -,
Il meni a. steady SOL. AugiV Al - sli laoy
,,--s,~ sliAeoNs' PHILLIP
Allslaast e., nsar ChaF1h