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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

The Armstrong gun which was cap
tured at Fort Fisher was the one which
wss presented by the manufacturer,
Sir William Armstrong, ID JEDI Davis.
A soldier, describing it, says "it is by
ell odds the hsndsomest gun I ever
saw, being entirely Of twist wrought
iron, and mounted on a magnificent
solid mahogany carriage
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Ls..sr from AsIu.aal %. General Thomas.


HAsHyuLE, TESE., Jan. l6, 1855.
OeHeral: The following s-e be views up n which
have Sctsd, and which des re 10 see carried out
10 the stats Of Tennessee, ia alton TO the c0Iored
people:
BY placing in the army, as We have done, large
number OF the sbe- bodied men, We have to this
extent diminished the active labor ia the State and
tls therefore essential that al others Of tbs race
be kept IN the State. No papers should therefore
be given blacks 20 go beyond is limits. err
Very many have left theIr former homes and
come 70 this city, or 10 default Of finding employ
ment have gone 70 contrabsnd camps.
It's not desirable 10 receive them either here or
N the camps, especially IN the city, where huddlld
together N miserable huts, and insdequstely pro
vided for, they ontract disc 4ses and death in
many instances IL the consequence. Al should b.
allowed 70 90 her former homes, or seek employ
nent "a the country, where they viii Be well treat
ed, snd receive far cOnpensa ION for their labor.
Papers should, therefore, be granted IN sli cases
% aseks desiring 70 leave the city 70 seek employ
ment.
Atthe eontrsbsnd camrs the kacks will Be hired
on tsir terms q those desiring them pro Vided the
Commanders thereo- are satisfied that thew will re-
ceiEe proper treatment and their hire according 10
cOutTscL
VeryresPectfullys your obt servant.
iSlnedJ L THOMAS.
o. AdJutant General.
Brig. Gen Jso r MIlLER
Cong Post Of Rsshy lie, Nashville, Tenn.
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FOX bALh.-fhe New Theat-e, corner Union
and Summe. Streets, We offer at price that will
the purchaser u per cent gross per annum.
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The Alexandria va Journal says
the civil government has been restored
on the Eastern shore Of Virginia and
that in few days civil government "ili
be restored In every county where II
was suppressed by the action Of Gene
raj Butler.
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What General Sherman really said;
lately, in Savannah, as TO the probable
duration Of the war, was, that If the
North prepared for going on with the
war four years yet, it would be over in
four rnonths-so say the latest letters
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Francis Caldwell, deserier from a
Michigan regiment, and Emily Green, a
refugee from Nashville, were lately
married on the ice between Windsor
Canada, and Detroit, Michigan. They
hadn't money enough to get a license,
aud so the wedding wss performed on
neutral ground
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Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts,.

Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts,
says, in his annual message.
know Of no moro useful object 10
which the Commonwealth can lend its
aid, than 70 movement adapted in g
practical way 70 open the door of emf
grafton 70 young women who are want
ed for teachers, and for every other APP
propriate as well IS domestic employ
ment in the remote West but who are
leading anxious and aimless lives in
New EDgl-nd
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We are beginning 10 get little news
from Sherman, through rebel sources.
Hardee announces that our forces are
on the move, and he appears TO be ter
ribly befogged about it A few weeks
WILL settle South Carolina.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1865.

The Peace Conference, according to
dispatches received yesterday after
noon, has been a failure. Our night
dispatches may throw some further
light on the subject
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County Court BedfoT d
County,
JANuARY RuLEs, Is6

ANSAhA BULLS 1000.
Thomas NJ. FoIb-s, Ct all
rs Original Bill
James r. Forbes, 81 al.
IN this case 4 appearing to the Clerk and Master
On Edith Mu-grave, one Of the def, ndants in
hi cause ~ nonresident of the State Of reonss-
sec, 50 that the ordinary process o law cannot be
Sc we'd I her, il is therefore ordered that pubhca-
ton be made 10 the Nashville Union, newspaper
published in thu city OF Nashville, for four consecu-
tive weeks requiring said defendant 70 a pear be-
fore the County Court Of Bedford County, on the
frst Monday in March next, TO plead, answer OF de-
mur 10 complainant's bill. or the same Wal be
taken for confessed and ettor hearing CT pdUe
jos. Il. THOMPSON, q. a NJ.
T,,.s II Cs,IpyvFIr Sol. frb5-w4t
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FOR sALE.-The eleFant Mansion and well an.
closed lot now occupied ny the President o. the
Unien Bans, corner OF High and Church streets
. Spring street rents Of h properly are dssi.
rsble for thrifty bu,iuess houses
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POR SALE "A Brick House, with tEO rooms and
GOOD cellar; lot 81 fees front, lTs deep, SUM
Inar street, opposite Dr.. Chas Nl1stCn's.
FOR sALg-Ths residence Of MI. John Kirs-
nsu On High stree, 50xl75. with ala the modern
improvements.
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Election Notice.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
ior the Nashville Gas Light Company will BE-
held al the office Of the Company, No. II Church
street on hursdSy, % day Of March, 1865. By
fsbI-ti JAS. H. KENDRICK. sec'y.
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FOR SALE "A lovely suburban Residence, bHilt
by Re Tx 4. Cheatham, Ex-COuBty Court Clerk 81
davidson county 9 s feet on toe Buena Vista
Pike. And 463 fee. on Polk sire {. Valuable pao-
perry and healthy home.
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Nothing was SO much dreaded in our
school boy days as to be punished by
sitting between two girls. All, the force
of education In after years we learn
70 submit 70 such things without shed
ding q tar
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

V'O CLOSE BUSINESS AT NO. II CEDAR g -,
] large lot OF Mil sry and Citizens Clothing
Swords, &C., wei az an kinds Of Notions, Can
ned Fruits. Cheese, Chssnuts, &c, &c, lower than
a. any other place n thscity. b.
rare chance Il offered % any one wanting
good business locsnOn az part al % the Sock =
Tor sale, withthe furniture Of tie store
suffers viii certslnly find It 70 their advantage TO
call on D. II. STATESMAN,
Jsnsl-u No. II Gear street,
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Night Emissions Cared.

Young Man, stop before You further 20. " a.
Jsssass subject 70 Mar, there ia no disease 10 hAri
10 cure o. Night Ennissio1s, and physlcians are
scarce thai understahd treating u and 70 you can
- tbat hava cured dozens Il this city, well a.
ip different States who have spent dollsr iter DOL
lar and are now well cured By ne am dally re-
osfying letters and sending netcine % AZ per5 q
r. c6antrv. IN = word, al that are dl5eaaed N
s1v ,-av- md vii 1--WE me 3 call, VII give saas-
feton fr al Of he diseases mentioned % ms 81
verfisernsut. Tlls hegt u references giYeA p tnla
eilT.
DIR. MC6ILL,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
,sn1ly Wi meet With prompt attention.
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House fer Rent and Furniture
for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN GOING. NORTH DES RE-
n TO sell his Furniture and the Lease Of his
HOofe for he ba ance OF the year. situated IN Edge
field, not more than five minutes Wslk fro ., the
Chu. oh Street Ferry. Furniture at Cincinnati ia
voies prices. Also $50 bushels Of coal. For psr.
ticulsrs, enquire At this Office. feb3-t
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE 50.
n INFORMATION HAVING BEEN FILED
n in he 1suict COurt on TIE Bnited ates fDr
~ middle District u Tennes ee o. Janusfy T.,
1855, by Horace r. HARRISON. e g.. Attorney d the
Tinted states for fs.d Di-tfiet agaust certain lOt
II Goads Wares aud Merchsn fiss, particularly
described 10 the list appended % Fsld lniormauon
and made part tbeSeoi. belonging b Gusiave Arn-
heirn and beng 10 the cust00y Of the Aarhal o.
said Disrict, toe same consist ng q stock q
coats -paBts, vests, handkerchief gioyes, hoe
hoop surts, e art-, drawer, shirts SUD undff-
.hirtz AID against a persons lasfuiT interyeline
Tor ftIer interests hersn alleging thai saih = 81
Qoods hsd been seized 90 land, m raid l1t'Tc-, p
as iorfeEed for csuses ses ioTth sed esefie1 % -
irie n sad 50rnastion. md prayingttse Usual pro-
cess and morlaou. H.H.
Nov. TIE efore, pursuant % tire nonitou q SAD
Court me directed hereby givo pubic notice 20
Al perscns interested ~ SD proP-rty 70 spear ba-
f3rs sad court On ire third Aoooay Ia April l555.
AZ 10 O'clock, m n the Fed ral Court roo lu
tSe Cauitol AZ Nashyllle, District Aforesaid. then
ard there 10 PROFOUND thei rciains and make IA IL
EDWIN r GLAsCOCK,
Marshal Of ths Md. Dist. Tennessss.
feh9-diSt
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Notice.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF

CHIEF QUAk1ERMASTERS OfFICE,
NASHVILLE, TESS., Feb. 3, 1895. !
The expenditure Of gas in public Offices in the
city d Nashville u enormous aud must be dimin-
ishaf. The-e Is reason % believe that gas Is used
by Clerks and Others, N buildings ass gned IS Uffi-
ces snd used Quarters and 70 correct this evil,
well the eXpanse Of burning gas all night. Re
heVei 10 be m many cases unnecessary Il IL order
ed that the Discussing Oficor shsl pay sas bill
which has not been previOusly sBdited IN this
Office j. L. DONALDSON,
Brv't. Brig Gen. and Chief Qusrts-mssteT,
ish4-9w Dept. CumbeTlan3.
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Splendid Mansion for Rem OF
Lease,

THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE 10 bEST
i Tie hzndsOme ana eOmnOdinus resid en.-e OF
the late A. W Vanieer, Southwest corner Of SUM
I1er aBd Ce1er streets Nashville
Easted PROPOSALS for the same are invited APFy
% NELSON Z MURFREE, Agsns,
iau3I-Iw 70. - Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

In Withdrawing from the above ffrn, / take plea
sure in recommending my late partner, Mr.. J. G..
Fren, b, to my friends, snd hope that the new Arm
tended TO the firm of French & McCrory My
" thdrswal is sololy on account OF NV removing
from the State. J. c. McChOR1.
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NotiCa.

L. 8. COTTON AGENCY, 81 UNION 81, |
NAszvILLT, TESE., keb. ), 1895. )
Ill COTTON ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE,
q and moving under a certifi ate issued from
this Office mnst be consigned to me. and del Vered
Il the Govern unsnt Store House Of Briggs Co. n.
E corr sT Of Churrh ard College streets
GREEN ADAMS Purchasing Agent.
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Boarders Wanted.

CEvERAL FAMILIES, AND Six or ElGH !
- Gentlemen can be furnish ID WITH bosIa ~ -,
Lodging st No Ia south Spruce street, DesH' -
, S,,,,,,., 80 - OA'- an3I-lw'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
Notice.

IF MRS. MARY JOYCE, WIDOW OF PAT
Joycs, Who was private Of Co. B., lat MIDDLE
tennessee Infantry, and sho died IN camp near
Nashville Tenn, August 10Th, 1898. viii addre- :
MARKS Co, Bankers, Srd Street, Louisville, Ken
lucky, she viii hear something to her advantage
feb4-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
Notice.

VNHE FIRM OF FRENCH & MCCRoRY Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
Banking and IKE ange business will be continued
By }. q. French & Co 4, at the Banking House
known fo merry as the City Bank.
In liquidation, either party is. authorized to sign
the name OF the firm. J. c. FIR INCH,
J. Q. McCRORY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

FOR sALE-Fivs Houses on Uaion Street, oppo
site the New Theatre, in the central portion 0
the city. EEa ~
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Fets-Iur
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Notice.
uTHEREAs. I HAVE BEEN LEO

"HEREAs, HAVE BEEN LEGALLY AND
w daily appointed and qualified by the County
Court Of Davidson county, ienn., the Ad ninistra-
tor, &C, of W. G. Dine deceased a the November
term Of sad court, on the 18th day OF November,
1864 this Is 70 notify all persons who have claims
against the estate Of said deceased TO present them
to me within the time prescribed by Law or they
will barred.
Myself or my agen', Jacob Kramer will he found
At Block, Kramer a Co., Y East side Pubic square
feb2s-In l., WOLF5TEIN, Adm.
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FOR sALE-A comfortable dwelling on Cav q.
at the m ~ of Fey street, With i, ieet front on
Capitol PARK, Which can made a pretty place.
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FOR SALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling, No "a hurch stree, with gas, water
stationary Nash-tuDs, cOai house, &c, with sn ell
to the lot sreac aias 10 Spruce street Possessicu
viii be giVenspeedily. 80 q - -'-a
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For Sale.

GOOD BUSINESS STAND ON UNION Street,
"A between CoIege and Market. For infOrma-
ton apply CT O. E. Stief No. Cherry street, oppo-
site the Post on e.. fsb3-jt"
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FOR sALE-The pretty Block Of Stores, 3 stories
high, on summer street. corner Of Union street.
nos rented ATS %; this years rent will be Ia
ken Is part payment.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

FOR sALE-The large, built and cornmo-
dious residence Of Mr.. Bankhead, on Broad 81
corner Of McElmere, $50 feet depth of lot.
FOR SALE-115 feet on north side Of Cedar st.
corner Of Park, with brick dwelling a good posi-
ton for re sidences or business.
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GALLERY
OF TIE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

or PHOToGRAPHIc eARTEs DE vIsITE OF
~ distinguished officers Of the Federal and Con
federate Array and Navy, for sale, Wholesale AMI
Retail liberal discount made to dealers
Retail price, Is cents, sent 70 any part Of the
country, b. mat on receipt ~ an order, with the
money, at 'sHORSE'S q ALI.ERR OF TIE CUM.
BERLAND," % Cedar street. Nashville, Tennss-
see. Also for sale Card pictures Of prominent Ac
tresses, Sc, &c. "a
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For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to STur
LES THERAPEUTICS and MARSHA MEDICA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed Withmy general practice treat
the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05

The Banking business heretofore carried on by
French mcCrory will be resum from this lay
by J. c. French Co in the guiding formerly Oe
copied by the City Bank.
J. C. FRENCH & 90.
Feb3-lm
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a For Rent.

yFygo aOows FOR RENT. FTIREITURE FOR
salel in 4 desirable House on spruce ssfeer ~
6as,leFnan's Block. three doors from Union sIees
bV A lady and Rs5tiemsn going north For paLl
culars enquire q the house. -, o,,or,vr,p
fsb4-Rs@ Nh. Shl4 F---
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Situation Wanted.

ny A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN A STORE,
u either Dry Good Or Groceries, who has hsd
some experience. Good references gwen II re-
CURED Address T. T. D., Union oftlse. ieb4 rs
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EON-cOMMISSIONED OFFICERS
WANTED.

Fer the COlOrea TrOeps nOs Serving In he
Department Of the Cumberland.
EpLstnenss may be made for ere, tEo, and three
years
Bounty, 500. $500, an / 500. according to term
Of enl stment
An exec lent Opportunity IL offered 10 81 intelE-
60 : ac'ive and snlbisOus colored msn dssirinx 10
serve their country.
For further informatioE, apply 10 Capt. G. p. Ly-
man, Commanding Camp Foster, or 70 Col Mus
sey, 50 Cedar street, Nashville. fsb3-l4t
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Confadaratal
Coal! Coal!

HAVING REPAIRED
Ii damages since the late
grand siege, are nOT r0CEZtTTNVwT-l -
eeiving supply Of COAL reg IFryzZlC =
sflariy, and are prepared " wv * ID
supply our CUSTOM ERs
promptly with SCREENED COAL from our yaTd
On Cedar street. rear Of the Chattanooga Depot.
Pfiee, sixty 90 cents per bushel delivered any
HheTe ia the city ..-
r. HOWARD 81 co.
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Lost.

A FINE CREAM OR DUN COI,ORED SADDLE
a Horse sosnt IL hands high, mane Snd tai
Whits, With saddle and BRIDE Whoever will re
turn the horse 70 NE shall b literally rewarded.
". J. WELCH,
fsbS-4tS s. n. College 81
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Removal.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR k#BALMIHG

DR PRUNK has OPENED Az ESTABLISH
~ ment 10 StshTle, Tenn, ioE hIlis.lalilg -
He VII stteud % disistsuing and forvartiag
ta.f = sroru thiH ard al poats stouth good as
bspd- Branch oedcss e. chattanooga, Tenn, and
Huntsville, Ala u, ~ FhbNhl - =
jAhis-Snn"
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FOR sALE-A Brick Yard, 10 working order on
90 Oh rlOtts pike, u miles from Nashville, si-
joining he lands Of Vim. r. Cooper end VIM B.
Eliiston, on \. W. Railroad Sufficient water 10
run the yard, two springs and a biauch, ia All Il
acres.
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Annual Meeting

A PUNCTUAL ATTENDANCE IS REQUEST
"A I'd " the Managers Of the Protestant orphan
Asyluu 1t the Annual Meeting which viii BE- held
at the residence Of Mrs. Ir. Porter, No. Sc North
clock, p. m .
fsbA-St MRS. II g. SCONEl4, Sec'y.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCONM0DA-
IN TED with Boarding ID pFivass family, by ap-
plying at No IL south Cherry street. next door to
Provost MaTshsl's Office. Jan3l-l5t"
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Young Married Ladies whose misfortune 4 has
bse1 not 70 bring forth u dus season, Fsmoneer
Sod has said yo1 should multiply and repleni5h- II
latter OF IN person. No lady thirty-ivs year,
Of age need make application. All communications
By lsttsr or person strictly eonddeu1d.
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FOR SALE Oh LBASE.-The pleasantly situs-
tel, comfortable and elevated residence Of M
Orv lie EwTnE President Of the Planters Bsnk o.
Tennessee, il en- area 81 about 100 lots east Of
and near the Stone Bp'scop j Church. We Offer
in whole or in part upon sccommo1 stlng terms,
and az remuneraiYe prices.
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Chronic Cases

ufsh saGsfctoni rheumatism, A5eehons o. The
Innas; Diseases Of the Throat, BWelled Joints.
3tR Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, ulcsrs CaEcsr Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation d
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings EYil OF Scroflls,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debiitated 5ys-
toms, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and C0nsumptiOn-
together with all Private Diseases snd
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DR.. ]. SAUDEK

SERVICES IN THE VARIOUS
hTanohes Of bic . !, fessiou.
k30Jf5ce-No. "a Cherry street., near the State
Bank. feb4-Im
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10 tho ladies.
sterIlitF.

An Afocdons q the Womb t-eated VITA succssa.
Iboss Married Ladies who have been 80 unfOhu-
nste 10 miscarTy or prove abortion, can be carried
20 their fnIl TINE II found pregnant By giving me .
Ill
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FOR SAA.E-SeVen new. neateottages, containing
rooms snd kitchen, under good fence, lots Is
y2O feet, on Broad street, near Mr.. shelton AMI
VIM. L. Bro MS residences. Possession given in
a week. Each s-2U0.
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WANTED-Two hundrei acres good woodland,
within five miles OF Nashville

FOR sALE-A Farm Of 1731z Acres, well IN
proved, under good fences. admirably appOrtion-
ed, wells near the house, and cstorn within
% feet, 1870 fruit trees, pears peaches. plums,
cherries, apples, ounces dansons. &C l2O acres
in woods, new farm house with rooms, harm,
stable. &c situated on the Gallstin phi e, miles
from Nashville, and within y mile or the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. The timber upon
this farm, with judicious management, might ne
sold for nearly, il not quite, enough 10 pay for
johnson Farm"
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FOR sAI.E-seTen I

FOR SALE The neat, compact, andAgsll srrang
ed residence, No. p north High street Posses
sion can be given IN a few days.
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FARM FOR RENT.

THE undersigned will rent, from. the 1st Of
4 March next, HIS FARM, lying @zzzxs,
.assS'.s near Reisterstown, and adjoin f zs sS@VA
$3.50 ing the lands Of John r. Cock ssa sa
icy, Washington Gore, David. Hsae.Kx ~;
Klinefelter, and others. The land is in high
~ improved condition, and there are on the
farm about 16 acres of thriving young Orchard
Of both Peach and Apple Trees
There are about 65 Acres arabic land, beside
the orchards, which are also cultivated, and
about 10 acres of new land, to go in cultivation
next Spring.
Persons DESTROYS of renting can view the farm
by applying to MR.. WATSON, the tenant, on
the place. and further particulars may be
learned By application to Mr.. n. VANSANT,
Reisterstown, or to the subscriber by letter, at
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Nov. 26-tf DAN'L CUMMING.