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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Depository Of the United States.
THIS BANK (THE FIRST NATIONAL
Il BANK to commence business in the United
| etatesj continues to
BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE
accessible points. and draws all the prominent
places In the United States deals largely In
Gold Coupons and Isold and
S3lrer Coins,
And makes it's own SIGHT or TINE DRAFTS on
over 20 cITIEs and TOWNS In
England, Scotland, ireland,
and on the Continent Of Europe.
II pays the highest market price for all Of the
turing gold coupons, and has constantly on hand all
the variety Of
GOLD BEARING BONDS
Issued by the o. g. Government This Bank being a
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES OF
THE UNITED STATES,
IL authorized to receive subscriptions for ALL the
current loans Of the Government and especially for
that Of
1910 .vOTES,
Of which latter securities. sre hare disfribxfed
greater ~s'nber Than any Bank II losra.
can offer superior Inducements for parties to
SUBSCRIBE Tor this loan through all coupons on
notes thus purchased
viii be redeemed BY Is at Matu-
rlty, without Charge.
In payment Of Subscriptions t, this loan 10 win
AHor interest to date on all and years
.rre per cent. legal tender notes. sehether
same Be ~ith. or ritAoY coupons.
= This Bank respectfully socits deposits %
81 q ss sastomsrsit pledges the most liberal arsat
= IRA n CLIFFORD, Cssaass.
A CoHBrN Pr.s,den. f1f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
WASHINGTON. April IL

w AsHlN0TON, April -.
Yesterday grey coat stained with blood
and which evidently had been used a. All
over coat, was found near Fort Bunker
iiili, just back Of Glcnwood Cemetery. In
the pockets was false moustachc, pair of
riding gloves and a slip OF paper upon which
was written Mary E. Gardner, 4l9
lhis coat is supposed to have been worn
by the man who attacked Secretary Seward.
although the weight Of the evidence indi.
Gates that all the conspirators took the same
foute-that Of the Navy Yard Bridge,
ms morning Detective Kelly's force Of
patrol men of the I'd ward, BY order of
Judge Olin, proceeded to the house Of Mollie
Turner, on the corner Of 18th and Ohio
Avenues. and arrested all the inmates, from
the mistress to the cook, eight in ali, and
carried them to the police headquarters, to
be held as witnesses. as here Booth spent
much Of his time Ella Turner. the woman
who attempted suicide, being his kept mis-
trcss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
I.rx,SGroS. XIV. April II.

LEXINGTON, KY, April IT,
; Gen. IIohson's men killed Marion, the
guerrilla, yesterday.
Webster, the noted guerrilla, is preparing
to surrender his whole command to General
uobson, who has his forces SO arranged
that they must surrender or be extcrminatcd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
CAIRO. April II.

CAIRO, April II.
Gen. Washburne issued an order at Mem
phis, officially recognizing the fact that the
rebellion is ended. and revoking several
most stringent orders previously in force
for the government of West Tennessee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
~ "a $4 1 i ES$$)
ND NODE OF TREATMENT ~


The .lCssse Or PerSfCS6Ose.
II penetraGen the scrr~G Ambush
Of this terrible disease, mud xtcrminstes IT, root
and branch, forever.
Il resnoves All abc wreschea
symptoms Of this loathsome maady, and svsrte
consumption.
IL clean. the head. aesDossses
the breath. aud affords the most grateful relief.
II 01rvinaes more Agony and 81
lent suilcr ring han tongues can tell.
II II nJScd 1or csaring the NEST
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.
IL curos Hay. Rose and PEERLESS.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
No form Of Catsrrh or noises In
the head can resist its penetrating power.
Dr. lioeamlr has now spene .
lifetime in battling with this tel dsesse. His iri-
umph is complete.
nr. lssodale's Caamrrh ReneAy
is harmless liquid. inhaled FROM the palm Of
the hand.
ODr. =. lsOOhalc II knows shross
| ought the country as the author Of the only True
Theory Of Catarrh ever published. Where IL
origin--wh its ravages- mode o. tsestment--
| and rapid cure in all its FORMS
| tarrh should be read by every one. II can b.
| obtained at our nearest Agency, or by sending .
postage stamp to our office,
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CAfARaR.-Thc name Of Dir. 4. Goodale has
become familiar throughout the country to the
victims Of Catarrh. from his well earned fame In
curing this terrible disease. He is the first and
| only person who ever penetrated the secret am.
bush of this fearful malsdy. His remedy and
mode Of treatment is the only one ever ksown 70
cure it.-ITroy. N. Y. Daily Times ;.
Pliny Mills. the vel, known traveller. and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodsle was for
| mauv years. sayS
'lf Dr.. Goodale says he can cure Catarrh b
can cure H." He further certihes thst the Dr..
has few equals in medical skill, snd no superiors
| in successful practice.
Hay, Rose aud Periodic Cstsrrh, DIR. Good.
| aIe's Catsfrh Remedy and mode oftreatment cot
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
Of Cstarrh. but il extinguishes the disease forev-
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Price q. Send stamp tor pamphlet
NORTON b CO, Sole Agents,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
RALTIMORE. April Il.


Chas. c. Fullin editor Of the american,
has Just arrived from Charleston and Savan-
nah. At the latter place he learned that on
Monday, the 10Th inst, jeff Davis was AT
Macon, Ga At Havana he learned from Il
bank officer that jeff Davis had on deposit
in one Of the banks there $l6O,OOO in gold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

New YORK, April 1s.-The Herald's spc-
cial says:
1t is reported that the assassin who en-
1t is certain one of the assassins, probably
Sarratt has been arrested.
Samuel Martin, of Hookstown, Iowa, the
one who wrote the letter found in Booths
trunk signed Sam.. has been arrested.
The Herald's Newbern correspondent Of
the 18th gives rumor that johnson wss
about TO surrender
A State Convention to consist of delegates
from the Companies, is called for the l4th
Of May.
The Herald's Richmond dispatch of the
10th says:
Gen. Lee arrived in that city at half past
P. NJ. on the 10th.
He and his staff were received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the people Of that
place. Cheer upon cheer were given them.
Even Union officers raised their caps to
them.
New YoRk, April 1s.-Tt appears by an
order issued by Gen. Sherman, announcing
to his army the surrender Of johnson.
Sherman has reached Sthithfeld}D where
he dates his order April 18th.
The Worlds Richmond dispatch says:
Saturday evening about o'clock, Gen.
Ord and Gems. Ould and Munsft I'd, the Re-
bel and Federal Commissioners Of exchange
we're sitting in j. w. Forney's room in the
Spottswood Hotel, when . telegraph mes
sage was handed in, annou ucing the assas-
sination. Ould exclaimed, that is the worst
blow the Contederacy has mad yet.
CINCINNATI, April 18.-In response to
call by large number Of prominent citizens,
q meeting was held IN Pixies Opera House
last night. Mayor Harris, Chairman Of The
meeting said: there had been disposition
prevailing among some persons to use the
terrible calamity, which has beialIei. us as
. pretext to raise disturbances. Up to the
present time, although some property had
been DESTROYED, no lives had been lost. He
favored law and order, and would enforce
them At al hazard. He hoped the people Of
Cincinnati had Sufficient confidence in Gen.
Hooker, and himself to know that they
would arrest and punish every one who
would now utter . disloyal sentiment.
Appropriate resolution were passed, after
which speeches we're made BY Judge Stcrer,
Messrs. Perry. Chaliaut. Goddis, NOgus and
Gen. Cory. The city is still draped in
mourning, and business is noryet fully re
vived but confidence 10 almost restored,
and . better feeling prevails. A committee
Of 6 gentlemen were appointed 70 communi-
cate With the proper authorities in wash
ington for the purpose Of having the remains
Of the President 70 pass through CINCINNATI
when enroute for Illinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

@voricH Is HEREBY GIVEN TRAT L
~ hsvs disposed Of my Saloon on Brady -.
S.iS~ N. . John G. Lawson, f6smesly favofatly
S.s.,vn n - Burtis House Uslcon, together With
e-sSsrss eAA ontire stock u goods On bend
TSauking The public for the liberal paErunage
VIVA haSe enjoyed for Tie past I'VE yeafs, I
cordially fucnmmona : c0nttnuance u ~ saDe
10 ~ oSooo1eue.
u. Lsmsoa saks Dsssss1isa = nseday. go
=. s5assv RApl 11usD -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
81. ATE NEWS
!. - rEEssg.1f3
On. Ioe Johnston Bur
rendered with his
whole Army &
|oen..I Lee goes - Dan
| vllle 70 urge Je9 D.
vis 70 give up @s
Contest.
Ger. lamb0deA wants
to surrender.
Webster the. Notorious Guerrilla Pro.
peses . 0urrsadsr III 1ntirs Con-
maid = Gen. Hohba
JU1 DAVIS AT 1ACoH, GA.


NEW YoHK, April H.
The following 10 private dispatch re-
ceived by Ccl. Sanford this morning from
G. A. Seward:
WAsBnorOH, April II.
To r. A. Eeseard:
have great hopes of Fred this morning.
He has recognised me with VOICE and eye.
the iavorableness Of the change in his con-
dition. Will ssnd you word later as to the
Secretary. G. A. SEWARD.
LATER.
We think that the Secretary Is gradually
improving His arm has been rebsndaged,
and be appeafs TO feel better.
C. A. 6RWAnD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

INDIANAPOLIS, April IL.
Gov. Morton has revoked his order for re
joicing on Thursday next, and recommends
it to be observed in mourning, humiliation
and PRAYER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
Pro6able Arrest o. ene q
tho As6asslas, and he
reoe In eloeo Quar1egg.

BAislnoss, April 1e.--A gsntlsm1a ~
veset Pgpt Lockout ysstsrley mTee
vas informed BY N ol4cer Of one Of our
eunbeats that Boelh and the other censpir-
etcrs. about thirty Ia number, swefs IN g
naey's county, heasily arnsd, and endsov
ovring 70 make their way acFoss ths roc.
mae, which Vas strongly picketed, end q
ons allowed 10 pass. He also stated that ee
Sunday evsniag . small squad q or cavalry
bed . collision With then, bat were repu'sCa,
they saccseded in capturing one Of them. in
the meantime our cavalry was Reimbursed,
and il d understood TAI thsy hAvs ths.
completely surrounded, and their escape =
declared 10 be Ia possibie. Asss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 1S.--The remains Q!
the President will probably be conveyed
from Washington on Thursday morain$ @
IIlinois, By way u BALTIMORE, PhiIedssPen.
New York, Albany, Buffalo. Clevs1sed =
Toledo.
Tho time schedule has net been dstsrntn.
Cd but one week viii b occupied N seaca'
ing Illinois.
BArr,xo1x, April "a highly import
ant arrest has been made here Today; Ino
name Of the party It present i wi'nne'o:
He hes made full confession, being one O
the cons traitors against the life Of the rIes-
ident, and acknowledges himself 20 oe inc
author Of the letter signed SAM, which was
found in Booths trunk. :,
WASHINGTON, April ls.-Late last night
. man disguised as laborer and carrying :
pick on his shoulder, approached inc mouse
occupied by the family Of Sarratt IN TINS
city, and Was about to enter, when no was
arrested, and upon washing the DIRT from
his face he proved to be quite d'nerent
looking person from what his appearance
indicated. lie called himself Psope, and
exhibited not : little embarrassment. 40
managed to ask in agitated tones why ne
Vas ART sted. The colored servant o. Sec
rotary Seward was sent for, when ne ex
claimed immediately, that's the man. !
know him by his general appearance ana
his mouth. The servant then said, there
could be no mistake. Othcls in Secretary
Stewards house 1t the the time, wo proba-
bly, have . re objection Of Sarretts appear
ance will be afforded an opportunity to rec
0gnize him. The man arrested is believed to
be Sarratt, who psrpetratcd the dreadful
acts 1t Secretary Stewards on Friday.
NEw York, April l8.-The following dis.
patch was received this morning:
To c. 8. Sanford, Esq,
We think that both the Secretary and
Frederick are better, they are sleeping quiet
/ Il, - xk.:r n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

frSDrAxAPotls, April 1s.-The Assistant
Secretary Of State, for the United States,
having announced that the funeral solemni-
ties proper to be observed in reference 10
the death Of President Lincoln will take
place at the city Of Washington. on Wed
Desday, the 18th, l therefore request the
people Of Indianapolis % observe said day
- Day ofmournine, humiiiatioe and pray
e. instead Of Thursday, the 20th inst, =
horstoeoee announced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

New York, April II.
The steamer Eagle brought the news to
Havana of the fall Of Richmond Her colors
were flying and her machinery decorated.
AS she. rounded Moro Castle she fired IL
guns. The Union men rejoiccd exceedingly,
and the rehs looked gloomy.
A secessionist named Conner has been
sentenccd TO ten ycars imprisonment for
cation. - - ~'seA'
Ysllsw svsr "a snaiszs.r ~. $3.50
In HaSana. - So = - - y
Thels = NO tsoHh Il oASrnAsl4 ~ !. !
NAH - esen imptisoaed g HON cs:Sps
IT, 4tNs Hattie. without Cicarnnce -.
Reras - g run out on the Sth, but v a.
ofce4 e n.eum ~ o.e water battery.
svsfytedv going 70 She United Ntatea -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

New YoRx, April Il.
The steamship City of baltimore from
Liverpool the 18th, and Quee nstown the 9th
inst., arrived hsre this evening. Hex advises
~ 90 dny lister. NJ 4
LATEST VA QuKRxsfowx.
1vnngOOf. April 0.-1(adrid papera staae
ttat ~ t6rtuge1e Government has ekce3o(i
to't1o American 4inisterS demand ~ the
ionovAl Of Tie commander Of Fort BcllcV.
~ 1lng ito tn Magma aftsf the Fedefai
e. D166ae "a slenalled ~ that - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

New York Market.
NEw YoRA, April Is
Cotton dull. S713s.
FLouR--6@l0 cents lower. &7.55Q7.s5 Extra
State.
WRRAf-2@3c lower.
RYE Dull and heavy $I.250e1.3o.
CoRS-Dull, dropping $i.85@ IS new mix
ed western
Oars. Dull s5@se Western.
P0RK teady. &27 .oVD2T rs new Mess.
New York Stocks.
NEw YoRk. April IS.
Gold ranged from l.461 OF &l.46s<.
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-. 0lyl9 a0e..
AlCkETS, PHILLIPS : WILSON,
-. n. rAlllp~ = O..
WHOLESALE
0s alsss IN
FANCY GROC ERIES
Ground CsGes, Spices,
TOBACOos. CIGARS,
y dsses, Liquors,
YANKEE NOTIONS { STATIONERY
10 South Water ST.,
jsnao-dAwtfl CHICAGO. HI.
WILLIAM BARTLETT.
uvsholcsale asea Retatl
Dealer In
FINE CLOTHING.
AM
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Custom Shirts, Travelling Shirts,
Under Shirts, Hosiery,
Drawers, Suspenders,
Collars, Travelling Bags,
Scarfs, Alexandra Kid Gloves,
Paper Collars, Neck Ties,
Gloves, Handkerchief,
Umbrellas, &C., &c.
Cloths, Cassineres + vestings
Made to Order ct Short Notice.
131 4 133 Randolph st.,
(sMERMAN HOUSE BLocKo
jan2o DIFF Chicago. M.
COOK T. McLAIN,
CHICAGO
|STEAM DYE WORKS!
50 Dearborn L 1O9 s. Clark Sts., Chicago
Gents coats, vests + pants
Dyed and Cleaned with neansss and dispatch.
LADIES' SILK AND WOODEN DRESSES AND
SHAWlS Dyed and Cleaned Ia superior manner.
ET Send to US BY Express, with directions
ALEX. cOoK. db25dly) wv. hLAIN
III. w. T. j. M. Wetherell'
zaDap0rfcr.
And wholesale Dealers In
MILLINERY 4 STRAW GOODS
% 4 90 Lake Street,
Up Stairs, over the American Express
Co.'S Office,
CHICAGO. feb2s- dsr
1
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l. !. RAIDS. c. 4. HAvILAND. II. f9IxH1
EADS, nAVILAND & PETERS,
LAND AGENTS.
OFFICES:
n ". corner Second and Main, and n. W. cor.
DER Second and Harrison Sts. sap0-d1y


Powder for Sale.
v,u ell the Powder b.lcngins 70 ths State, end
In r...s,nc = Davsnpors, 70 the person Who ofsrs
me The h,gsst priss before Nay -, 1854 Samples
and marie Of rowasr can = hand Of Joshua Burr,
DaSsnPoS n. B. BAKER
A. Q. 4. @ II. q. Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

- This Bank respectfully solIcits deposits -
eSrsat account, or certificate of depostt and to
lmemt. f'si
= IRA n CLIFFORD, Cssasss.
A ooHsrs, President. w
mAss asss~>v a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
seed Market.

NEW fOkk. April .
Gold ranged from l.4sH OF sl.4es1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14
Farms.

One on the Nolenssille p Ike, 2,S miles from the
city-50 sores Of very fne land. Brick house s
rooms-hne water and fruit.
One near the hnrireesboro Pbe-2 miles fr0m
the city-i3 ac-es lsnd-brsck house, rooms
good spring
Farm on the Clarksvins Pike, "a miles nom
the city Is screS land. frsEae Cottage residence,
lour or i've rooms, an In good order.
Two hundred snd thirty acres Land, Eve miles
from Lebanon, Wilson county, the finest timber Ia
the State excellent spring water frame House,
or rooms. carriage house, cisteTn, vel, etc.
brick Yard, in working order on Charlotte pike,
IL miles from Nashville, sd onmg the isnds OF ".
Is Cooper and VIM. r. Eilislon, on \ " Railroad
Sufficient water 70 run The yard, two springs ana Z
bsanch, IN All Il acres.
A large and msgnidccntly improved Farm, about
three miles from the city. on the hydes kerry
Turnpike, ca the Not h side Of CumbegiaHd nyef,
containing about $50 acres O.! We y tine land about
ft0 Of which are In cultivation, tie balance m inca
dow ana timber.
- re b.iek mansion, containing d or &c rooms
double porch 10 mont and rear-brrk kitchen,
smoke house, stshle, and carriage house, "A good
stock ice pond, and ice house. This "a one Of the
most desirable country residences IN Davidson
county.
small farm on the Murfreesboro pike, 3 miles
from the city, containing forty scres land tsenfy-
i've Of which are IN cultivation large brick res
den ewlth ten rooms, stable, ice house, bee-hOuse
plenty Of good waser.
Thfrty-hFe acres excellent land miles from the
city, betaeen the Murffe-sb0ro and Nolensyills
pike Is Of which Il well tiuibersd Toe house b. a
Necessary out houses. The place b well supplied
yslth sster-a cistern and aWei Of foe sulphur Wa
ter. The premises are IN good order, and under
tence.
q improvement with fruits. hernes &C, IL miles
nom The city near the Gsllan pike, sn elegant and
etacious ~ bllck residence, With good out-iuild
kgs-a new cistern and lasting well.
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A one-story Frame Cottage residence on De-
rnumhrane street, West Nashville, with four rooms.
This = = desirable place.
A small Frame residence near the Franklin Pike
and railroad crossing, with three rooms
A Frame residence on the LebanOn Pike, beyoRd
the Water-works, with four rooms.
Jud completed seven neat, cOmInOdious and
substantial colleges, On broad stTeef, West Nash
ville which rent for S2ieO per snnum, The rent Is
paid on each quarterly IN advance and occupied by
good tensnts. Ne taxes due on the property, and
none to accrue for tins yesr. Insurance ample.
Will soon be enclosed witha neat and st.ong fen p
To any one wishing to invest ,uei this property
viii pay merry Is per ceat prohi annually. offer
these cottages for safe acd vii give The purchaser
the laouaf OF the rents hereafter.
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Broad street.

Two one story Brick Business Houses, opposite
Dick ys Mil.
Une small Frame Business House s,joining the
above
Two large Brick Store Houses. between College
and Market streets.
Three small Frame BEsiness Hous es, near the
above.
The Shelby Medical College, ,ot l65xl65 feet deep
with III the extensive BRICK and stone buildings,
well located for seminary, hotel, ar business
houses, and can be sold IN part or IN whole.
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Summer street.

large two story residence between Church and
Broad street-front l2O feet by $50 deep.
A new Two story Brick residence near Dr.. Good
lets church, with OF seven rooms.
A small Brick residence south Of Ash street. with
, or rooms
The New Theatre, corner Union and Summer
streets We offer at price that viii nett the purcha-
ser 10 per mt gross ser anuim.
Ths pretty block Of Stores, stories high, corner
Of Union street, now rented at 5000; this years
rent will be taken part payment.
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Town OF JohnsonviIle.

q published plsn q which can be seen at our ONCE
and - the principal Hotels, and other pubic places
IN this city. Beng ehRby located on the East
bank OF the Tennessee uyer, l30 miles from is
mouth, and a. the terminus Of the Nashville and
Northwestern Raillosd, q distance Of " miles from
that City; surrounded, i Is, by rich and pro-
ductVe country, and being IN almost constant river
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of the North and Southwest,
must az no distant day, become acIty Of vast bust
ness Importance. Such Sn opportunity Tor a ssfe
and profitable investment is bat seldom offered.
We the sole agents for the sale Of lots and
flily authorized and empowered 70 grant titles %
purchasers.
The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Eiil
be thoroughly repaired in the course Of a few days,
when regular trips viii fs made between this city
and JohnsOnTlle. A liberal trade permit has been
granted.
We Will also offer al The same time about 800 acres
Of nch and heavily nmb led land, lying in the inn
media.e vicinity Of the town.
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College street.

TO story Brick residence, with or rooms
between the square am the Louisville Depot
tao tory Brick residence south Of Broad, with
or rooms Free from taxes.
two story BRICK dwelling with OF 10 rooms,
near the Louisville Depot, which is bringing in 9
very heavy rent.
A small brick dwelling in South Nashville with
rooms. bsfides kitchen. Possession gwen i'm.
medately.
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In EdgeneId.

A Frame House on the Gsllatin Pike. containing
three rooms esrpenteg's shop, snd acisteTn. Lot
b0x2tO feet.
A doudl tenement Cottage on Ben street, with
three rooms each.
small Brick residence on Fatherlani street,
or ) rooms-lOt 50 feet front
small Frame near the above-lot 100 feet front
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

A two story residence between Spruce street and
the Chattanooga Depot, with ten TO ms. Free from
taxes.
and Spruce street.
one hundred ieet q vacsnt ground, near High
street. This h very valuable for business houses.
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HyANTED-AGEETsF FOR THE NURSE AND
w SPf.-Tne most Interesting and exciting
hook ever published embracing the adventures Oi
4 woman II the Union army a. Nurse, scout end
Spy. Giving most vivid inner picture 81 The var.
Reluned aed disabled Ofhcers aud Soldiers N
want 81 pro1tahse employment VIII ind L Pecn-
hRf.y adapted . their condition. JONES bhJe
a CO 80 Main street., Clncinnat, Ohio.
nsI-4ndkaa
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Cherry Street.

A-residence with OF 10 rooms good a. new,
which he bought for less than cost-YeTy cheap.
from 2 10 rOoms.
Three Frame residences in South Nashville, from
. to rooms.
Two very desirable Brick Store Houses il South
Nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

two story brick dwelling, few doors north Of
Line street containing or 9 rooms.
Two large and magnificent dwellings, containing
from 10 70 ~ rooms
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14
Market street.

two story brick residence on East side Of Mar
ket street. It's junction wa ths NJ arfrs esborO
Turnpike 8 rooms beside smoke house and kitch-
en-. Lot 20 feet front by us deep.