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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-22
Large Auction Sale Of
Buildings

I WILL expose for sale, at Public auction. on Fn-
i day, March %, 1856, the folio sing Government
Buildings, situated at the Corfals, "a Eoltl Nash
vile, VIZ:
One % Frame SHE'D, Cherry street. near Corral
Stables.
Six t6J Frame Shells, west side Of Cherry street,
near Jefferson street.
Two () Frame Sheds, ca { side OF Cherry street.
beyond jefferson street.
Three 90 Frame Houses. east side or Cherry street.
beyond Jefferson street.
Three % Frame h.uses, west eide Cherry street,
beyond jefferson street
One QD Frame House, at the end Of North Cherry
street
One ~ Frame Store Hause, on North Cherry
street.
One % Frame Engine House, on North Cherry
street.
Two ~ Franz Buildings. on Cherry street, near
COrals.
One q. Frame Forage House, opposite Old mule
Corral.
Ten QC Frame Buljing', on east side o. Eor.h
GUNNER street.
One ~ Frame shop. on west side Of high street,
near C0rrals.
One QJ Frame Building, on Lire street, west o.,
Tressel Work.
Sale to at 10 o'clock a M. Buildings
TO be sold IN the order IN Whlch they sppear in this
advertisement.
Terms-Cash, m Government Funds.
Proper ITO be removed at the expense oflhe pur-
chaser.
By order Of Capt A. K. Eddy, u g. A., Chief o..
NJ, Dept Of Tennessee. A. ". WILLS.
lebzl-td Byt. MAJ. Bsd A, 4. w..
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STANDARDIZATION County.

TAKEN up by John Z. Tucker, living in District
Il no. II, 9 dark bay Horse, abont4 years old last
spring, l5H hsuds high, the hind f4et white nearly
to the pastern JOINT, branded on the left shoulder
Z. \ with the .tter s above, and the letter D on
the left thigh, hiss rather short ears; he goes wall
ali gaIts, and IL fastin q pace. Valued at Si5O.
TAKEN UP by John W. RueRer, living N District
No. IL, jet black Horse, with g few white hairs IN
his forehead, about 8 years old last spring, 10 HANGS
high, branded on the left shoulder U. g., with q
ued at 500.
TAKEN UP by ". p. Turner, living in District
No. IL, a Horse Of a red hea-btten gray color, u
years cid, no marks percsptlble, the frog Of the
( ct sore. Nalued at SIS
kb22-w3.H Ajax. MCDANIEL. Ranger.
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Mr.. Stevens in a late speech in re-
gard TO various articles stolen from the
White House, said of the rogues:
They left a sample or two, because they
did not want to make them get an entirely
different set. nave understood that some
Of these shings sre-Hell, il Is no matter
where they are.
The Washington correspondent Of
the II. Y. Commercial Advertiser COM
ments on this as follows This ia
withdrawing with a vengeance, for it
is well known hereabouts where all the
missing articles went Some YER sent
from the city, and the Others were sold
TO persons who have receipts, bearing
the autograph signature of the respOn-
sible person"
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. AOre than Two Hundred Thousand
OF
WHEELER & WILSON'S
INEVITABLE %LOcK-sTIToH
Family Sewing Machines,

THIS is the great PREMIUM MACHINE, hsv-
ing taken first premiums AZ the Worlds FAIR,
uousl Fair Of Linz, RoenigsbuTg, Dantzs, AKrsm,
Kr ms, Uu ain, Ststtn, cologne and Wismar, at
eyerV United States FAIR, snd at Mechanics Fairs,
State and Comfy FAIR in~numerable.
II djsDenses with the cid shuttle, and takes the
Lockshteh with s revolving hook. Il hens, fells,
tucks, quilts, cards, brsids and binds IN q most
beautiful manner.
Cal and examine the finest stock ever brought
to the Nashville market. AL old Machines sdiuss-
ed and improved. Al this Office you viii ind the
best quality Of Twists and Sewing Thread OF every
description.
80 Remember we haYs now got into permanent
office, No. 1sNorth Cherry street. West SIDE.
Liberal terms 70 Agents anywhere IN Middle and
East Tennessee, North Alabama and Georgia.
Office conducted ~ W. o WALKER, No. 10
Ncrth Cherry street, Nashville, ian2e-lm
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Louis Napoleon will leave Mexico
when he gets ready, provided we do
not undertake to hurry him. That is
not very precise; but it is perhaps as
satisfactory S was TO be expected. But,
though the French soldiers may not
soon depart from our sister republic,
the French money is almost gone al
ready; and there are not geese enough
in all Europe to take another loan like
the last Let US see what Erlanger OF
Mires will next undertake to fiji the
ever-yawning crater Of Max's treasury :
Meantime, let US keep hands off, aud
note how the brace OF Emperors will
next attempt 10 "comble the deficit"
~ = Ty-bfms
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Yeto of the Freedmen,s Bureau am.

Yesterday the President threw the order
Of the Lieutenant General back in his face.
To-day he has thrown 8 veto in the face Of
Congress, which not only refers to the
Freedmen's bill, but covers the whole sub
ject Of reconstruction. This sction is con-
sidered a complete withdrawal from the
great party which elected him and q union
with Conservative C~opperheads and rebels.
These now have the only claim TO the Pres
ident. The loyal men Of the country, who
in the field and al home have supported the
war, are tonight without a representative
at the White House. Such is the feeling in
Union circles here.-RaAingt0g C0rTeSp0a-
dent CiHcfEaau GGzctte.
The correspondent would have been
nearer the truth, if be had said such
is the feeling in ultra circlss here"
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70 LEE sP~EcuLA.oRs - Il 800 -
MAYORS OFFICE,

DROPERTY owners on College AID d. uksi
streets, between the Square snd Broad street,
are hereby notified 70 construct new stone OF iIleA
OF 10 reset the old ones wherever IT'S
reoulred. in accordance with the specifications and
grades which Will Be furnished by the CHy Eng neer
on application. Sad work must he CONNIE ICED
within ten days from this date, and pushed Iai1dly
to eomplenon, or the city viii contract WIN paraea
for the same, and the expense Wdl be charged 70
dsc7s ". MATT. BROWN. Msyor-
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Dispatches from Washington to the
Cincinnati papers state that Messrs.
Stanton and Harlan propose to retire
from the Cabinet. "Stand not on the
ordersof your going" gentlemen.
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Trembling in Their Boots.


A Washington letter TO the N. Y
Commercial Advertiser says q While
the tone of some of the Senators and
Representatives is more defiant than
ever, as they seemingly allude to the
President, Others are beginning to see
that should q conflict Of opinions arise,
the Executive branch Of the Govern.
nent viii prove the strongest There
are upwards Of forty Representatives
who cannot possibly be reelected next
Fall should President johnson throw
his influence and patronage into the
scales against them. This these gentle
men know, and they are sorely troubled
at the idea of any difficulties between
Congress and the White House"
There will be great changes in the
House Of Representatives SO soon az
the people can be heard. Well may
the "forty" tremble.
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The French legation intend giving
four grand receptions during Lent, by
special request of the Emperor. The
edict puzzles the fashionable world of
Washington.
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A dispatch from New York says the
Fenians of that city and Brooklyn will
parade to the number of 10000 or st.
Patricks day, under command of 0Ma
honey.
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Mr.. Mckee of Ky, offered in the
House, Monday, a joint resolution
which provides that no one who has
aided the rebellion shall ever be eligi-
bic to the Offices of President, Vice
President Senator, Representative, or
to any Office filed by the President
and needing the confirmation Of the
Senate.
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The members of the Virginia Legis-
lsture started on an excursion to Nor
folk, Saturday afternoon, by invitation
of the President of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad, which has just
been completed.
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The steamers Eagle and Mariner
collided at Island IS, in the Mississippi
river, last Friday night Both boats
we're considerably injured.
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Envelopes and Writing Papers,
At Wholesale.

SAMUEL RAYEOR & CO.. IFS and III william
street, Nea-YorE. Envelope Manufacturer. lu-
Guiding every style Of Eostolary Note Letter, On
~. Paw Drug and Portfolio Engelopes-
Aiso sole agents for tie Irving q HsTson Mills
Wrnng Papers, by tns Gaze Or smsller quantity.
Prcs 10 sith samples seut " NAL when request
ii. Dealers are invited % call snd examine stock,
styles, prices, &ei A., ueli-lm
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The Imperialists in Mexico have ex-
ecuted between l,600and 700 Liberals
in accordance with the sentences of
courts-martial.
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The Presidents Veto Message drew
applause from the spectators in the gal
leries, when it WA readIin the Senate.
They we're elected. This was a paltry
exhibition Of spite. The applsuders Of
extreme speeches in Congress this SEES
sion have been encouraged rather than
restrained. II the rules were enforced
IN all instances, there Wouldb be no room
70 complain
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"Wednesday. Feb. 2lst, 1866.


After the Journal Of yesterday was read,
and approved,
Mr.. Poston introduced a bill TO incorpor-
ate the Armory Institute at Memphis.
Passed as first reading.
BY the same; To incorporate the Gayoso
Manufacturing Company Of Memphis.
Passed as first reading.
By the same To incorporate the Bar and
Law Library Association of Memphis.
Passed as first reading.
By Mr.. Wynne 70 amend the Charter Of
the Gailat tin aud Nashville Turnpike.
Passed as first reading.
By MI. Inman To authorize the cree
ton Of a Dam across q Sluice on Little River.
Passed at first reading.
By Mr.. Waters, of Wilson: To change the
line between the counties Of Davidson and
Wilson. Passed a first reading.
CALL OF THE HOUSE.
A call Of the House being made, sixty
two members answered to their names.
DESIGNATIONS.
Mr.. Mullins moved that the designations
of Messrs. viii 5, Garrett, and Eau kner be
accepted.
MI. Speaker Heiskell stated that proba-
bly, the members would withdraw their
designations.
Mr.. Garrett proposed to withdraw his,
but Mr.. Faulkner said he would not with
draw his.
A long discussion here arose, as to the ma
ture Of the right to Withdraw a resignation,
when Mr.. Mullins withdrew his motion.
The resignation of Mr.. Faulkner, being
insisted on, was accepted.
THE FRANCHISE BILL.
The motion to lay on the table, the recon
/ - 49, IL T-.-.Ir-a nT11 uwaa fqERn
up.
"A poiut of order was here raised: Is the
motion to reconsider in order, having not
| been entered within three days? The
whole question hinged on this: II there Is
no quorum, is there an actual session
Mr.. Freeman held that when there was
no quorum, there was no actual session.
The question was then taken on Mr..
| Raulston's mo ion 10 lay on the table, which
| resulted as follows
Aves-Messrs. Anderson, Arnell, Black
man, Garter, Donaldson, Doughty, Dowdy,
Ducgan, Gilmer, Grimmett, Hale, Inman,
| Jones, OF Claiborne, Jones, of Greene, Max
we'll, McNair, Patton, Porte, Puckett,
| Rauiston, Rogers, Thornbu ga, Underwood,
Waters, Of Wilson, Waters, OF Madison,
Walker, Of Rhe3, Welsh, Woodcock, Woods.
Pc.
Noes.-Messrs. Brittle, Cling4n, Coward,
Elliott, Freeman, Fuson, Garrett, Grove,
Hood, Hudson, Jarvis, Kerchival, Marabie,
Mason, Melton, Mullins, Mulloy, Moss,
Murphy, Norman, Poston, Smith, Of Obion,
| SnoIderly, Stegald, Thomas, Willis, Wines,
| Speaker Heiskell.-28.
The motion to consider was accordingly
laid on the table
Mr.. Thomas moved to adjourn. Lost,
ayes %, noes 81.
Several members here started at the door,
when Mr.. Raulston moved a call of the
House, and only 81 answered to their names.
No quorum.
Adjourned till ? P. IN.
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President johnson and Secretary Sc.
ward were serenaded Monday night.
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tbs FRENCH IN MExICo.-A letter from
Havana, dated the 18th inst, to the n.
Y. Herald says
It is said in a speech recently delivered
BY MaximiIian in the House Of Representa-
tives he dwelt on the probable expediency
of the French forces having to berecalled, in
consequence Of the pressing representations
Of the United States Government.
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE Set Of Bookbnder's Machinery
IL and TOos, IN good order. Apply 20 John c.
fehr, at the Swiss Home, nesr Howard School
Buildings in South Nashville. fsbE2-lte
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For Rent or Lease.

q SMALL HOUSES, nea: Fort Negly, on Ewing
= Avenue, AMI one part Of a house on Franklin
Pike. apply to John @. Fehr, at the SWISS Home,
near Howard School Buildings, in South Nashville.
feh22-Its
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Commissioners Sale
OF
RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
PIP ACRES.
Oommissioner's Sale
217 ACRES.

Ti0o and a half miles from NashviHc, on
the MlgJrses6oro pike and also other
Valuable Property in Nashville, belong
ing to the Estate Of the late Ed,oard Ira
bue.
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Capitalists.
Iron Works for Sale.

TUE stockholders having 30 directed, ina Pres
dent WI offer said property for sale, 81 Aucisn'
On the nrkt Tuesday IN April next, in Atlantis az
less solo a. private sale before that Jay. ms plo
perry IL located 20 miles above Atlanta on both
sides Of the Western q Atlantic Railroad lnerr +
lVOO acres OF land, a reasonable portion O. u SooI
tifInlng and snd the balance valuable Tor WOOD aAI
mlnersls-golds copper and iron the Hon ore
seeming % be lnexhauslbie, and the gray ore Denf
esteemed among the best IL the world The Com
snd Flouung Mills and Iron WOrks sra only some
hslt mile rom the Ailatooua depot, on Ails.o0la
Creeks when furnishes the water power. Aboll
half Of me village Of Alatooua belongs % the pro
pertJ. some or ne buildings being enureiy ir
sIoyed, others damaged, al the working stlt-
penE entirely destroyed, others damaged, al ua
workin8 stock beng lost, and q majority Of ne
stOckhoiders beng crippled 10 means By the H5a
ges Of war, have determined tho company 70 Sell
rather Than attempt, under the circumstances, ~
reausCita'e.
Information in detail can be procured By consult
ing. /. o. Mcdaniel.
iebI-2m Atlanta. Ga.
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For Sale,

ONE Of the best Residences in the country, 10
the southern part OF the city neartne terminus
oil the South Nashville ~h0r5s-kalroads no q INST
rate neighb0rhood The bul1inE large modern
tEo-slOry brck, with ten rooms, Eltcheni Ger Rood
brick smoke house and servant houses. good els.
tern, large yard, well enclosed, VIII ~ eies o.
WITH choice fruit tees. A part . used If . otlek
yard, wits plenty Of water. ana az eoatsnenees
Tor getting wood. The N. aud O. htLLoal PA1-e5
ceivsd for barring Uuoh- TIE properly y OUTSIDE
fhs co-D1raT0n ~ i therefore exempt from cor
porston taxes. A g1Ot spnns - lmmedA-eiJ a.
ira~sr tia nr,uarfg. Terms easy
F-riw NEFaON A MURFkbEs
Or w. MATT BROWN A CO.
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WANTED.

A RELIABLE MAN, that understands how to
II clean out 8 Well, and put IL IN CONF lete order
Tor use Apply TO John C. Fehr, at the SWISS Home,
near HoWaTd's School Buildings, near Market ST.,
in south Nashville. febk2-lF
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A Washington dispatch to the Phila-
delphia Inquirer says it is probable that
General Grant will soon lay his hands
on some Kentuckians who are disposed
to make trouble. He p%ronounces Ken
lucky, next to Virginia, the most dis
loyal State in the Union.
Kentucky, Oh Kentucky Look
out
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TO the Voters of David
son County.

I'VE sre requested % staia that J. II. Farrar, BDs-
=" cA Deputy. 81 Arlington b Farfar's Real rs
tate Agency, Public Square. Methodist PutlshinE
H0use, vii issue certncs'es 70 those enuled ~
vote ~ The ensuing March election, On Ihurstay,
lst dsyoi February next, and on each DAY thare-
slter Sundays e1ceptedb until the day OF election
No certificates vii b issued on the day OF the
election Certificates already issued may D. USED
on that day. Those Who have Loss eer.neaues can
0JI4n duplicates ltEnza-d
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Prosars usalsmsus Coz Omsss. via Psomgr:
uszs.


REFEEs By PERNussIos TO
Hon. Rlchstd Ogelsby. Governor State OF Illinois.
Hon. David l. DAVIS, Judge Supreme Court Us
bon. VIM. O.. Br0WnlOW, Governor OF Tsnnesse~
Big. Gen. Jts. p. BroWnlow, adj. Gen. State Is1
nessa6.
Hon. N. n. Bnen, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter. NASHVILLE,
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hcl. John Hugh stnith, Nashville.
P. ". MsXeY Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Mofrs & s~trat;on, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co, Nashville.
Eimrod Porter, Columbs, Tenn.
JuneI8t 4
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BIZ
Special Act of the Legislature Of. Tennessee,
SUne 9th, 1850.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. s6OO.CJOO.
DiTidsd INTO 30 1000 Shares of 80 each. TOO shares.
or sl50,OOO have been appropriate a work
ing capital, for the developemerlt Of the
property Of the Company.
A united amount only Of the stock thus appro-
pra led has been placed IN the hsads If the officers
ofthe company to be sold st SIS per share and As
the stock has all been issued, full paid, 10 pay
ment Of property, It IS not therei ore. liable 10 any
future assessment.
OFFICE: No. CO.. North Cherry street, Posloace
box S74, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
p. Il. COTTON, ofTenn. C. /. HEqUEnsoURs. ofNY.
w. c. BUSIs, DELAEO 7. SMITH, OfMlnn.
OFFICERS.
Presdst,-A. G.. SANFORD,
Prest lst National Bank, Nashville.
Ene RsldeHI--A. G. WELLS.
SecretarB-F. q. COTTON.
TroaSUra,-WM. C. BUNTS.
Mining Sapeintsndeut.-C. L. HEQUEMBOuKG.
The property ofttie Company consists Of lease
hold lnterestsin the counties Of Oyerton' FenLTess'
White, Jackson, aad Warren, IN the state OF Ten
nessee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
Of Dre-tors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of a thorough aud practical ac-
Ouaintsuce with the oil mines OF Pennsylvania,
The Mining superintendent was ore Of the irsteX-
plorers OF the oil field Of that Stale, and slruc K the
first flowing oil well in the country, well knO an a.
me H~equembourg well, and 70 which the oil inter-
ests Of Pennsylvania, then IN their nascent state,
were very largely Indebted
This Company VII lease portions o. their valus-
be lands, IN small trlcts, 70 private parties or SOM
panies, for IMMEDIATE DEyEIOPnENF. This j. 3 rare
chance for bona gds operators 70 obtain less b on
terms that viii be amply rsmuneratiFe.
Terms made known on application
no MERE REGULATORS WILL BE TREATED NTH.
Description oflands and samples Of Oh obt lned
from the property may be seen By calling &C the
office Of the Company, No. Goa North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. h. CcltOn, Nashville, viii re-
ceIve orders for stock, and viii f,r1ard cerlh .ates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. eft.
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AFiv AarFrtisements.
DaIaoatas. Attention!

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated,
a for two CT three days, with good Board and
LocsnQGe-Conyenieut 70 the CapiaL
particulars, 80 70 "Bosrder." Union once.
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WOULDN'T DICKER-A Washington
letter to the Chicago Republican says,
under date Of the 18th
The Freedmen's Bureau bill is the gener-
al theme of discussion. Several radical
Republicans are offering to vote for Ten
nessee's immediate admission if the Presi-
dent will sign the bill but it is morally
certain that on Wednesday or Thursday,th
bill will DO returned TO the Senate by the
President, and his objections stated in n
voluminous message.
But the President wouldn't trade
and did not wait for Wednesday OF
Thursday He did his duty like q pa
triot and honest man.
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Auction Sale

OF unopened Boxes and Packages, on seeount
" Of the Adams Express Company tndsy
morning., Fen. q, lsee, az 10 O'Clock.
Gee. SHIELDS 4 co.
febsI-9t Nos. Is and q College st.
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For Rent.

7 WILL rent or lease for = term Of years, my
i farm % milas from Nashville. on the Granny
White Pike The lessee can purchase at less than
value my farming utensils, stock OF hogs, cattle,
horses aod forage. The place is in good condition
for gardening, having had most Of the lsnd plough
ed ia ths fall, and well msnured.
Apply at my ONCE, No. 81 north Cherry street,
Nashville, Tennessee. 5. W. CHnDRES5.
febIT-1W
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DK. /. i. UULENAN,
OFFICE:
No. 81 North Cherry Street,
Nashville, Tenn.
nnrlh-H
For Sale.

A FARM Of 500 Acres. in Grumpy Valley, l6
n miles west Of Chattanooga 400 acres i'm
proved; al bottom land, suitable for Cotton or To-
bseco, snd 100 acres good timber. Small house on
property. Price s. per scle, $500 cssn, balance in
i've yearly payments WELLS Co,
Reai EstSte Agents, l5T West Fourth st.
febOlwdkw Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
No. II Desderick Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL attend t. the erecting Of sl kinds Of Ma
w ehinery. Mills, OIL We IL, Engines aud ms-
ehinery furnished on ths best Of tarms. Agents for
the eeiebrsted Steam Eng nes. Steam HOSTS, Oil
Machinery Of J. B Mooney, OF Cincinnati. Persons
as we think we csn accommodate them. All ma
ehlnery bought Of us viii have our persOnsl stten-
ton IN the erection Of iL. We are ETH IN The Sew
ing MaeAins business, and have some lev machines
len that vii BE- sid Yers cheap. We also attend
TO the General Repairing Business, Key Fitting,
Bel Hanging, Brass Founding ETC.
decSl-Sm
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A

A call Of the House being made, sixty
two members answered to their names.