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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-03

[nanlmity The bad mems government
of Louisiana, more considerate, suspended
the collection Of the State taxes after the
year 1861, the Confederate taxes being so
burdenaome that the people were unable to
bear both.
The people cannot pay these taxes. It
would utterly ruin them to do so. BY the
ravages Of war, and the uflwarranted de-
struction Of property at the hands Of men
who were instigated to their work by the
very men who now call for assistance to
support their nefarious acts, the people are
left too poor to pay the taxes that are just
" due. 70 say nothing Of such extortioas as
those Governor Wells is attempting to in
aict upon them. The result must be the
sacrifice Of real estate under tax sales,
which will enure to the benefit Of Mr..
Wells loyal friends, most Of whom we're
making fortunes out Of sinecures 7 and
other things, while the sbad mon were
enduring the hardships Of the field, and
heir families were on the brink of starya-
'ionsat home. s. ss fts
IN view Of al these things We once moro
aise our voice in favor iafsaln immediate
stzse Convention. The people will neyetsI
est satisfied now until a Convention isl
allied. and the .bad men, viii not permit
Il elecsia.fforldelegy;tte to be held sitlioIt
pledge in asirallca tliatis will wipe out
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-07

The efficacy Of these remedies is alike aclno,gl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are usa5
the U. S. Hospitals, and by their real merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able sureeons
Patient take notcel The Ingredients are known
to the physicians who use them, as Won viii zee ~
the feIlpu1nu. -
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FEMALFSIf

FEMALbSl " FEMALES u
In many affections with which numbers of Fe
males suffer, the Root and HerbJuices Is most han
plly adapted, IN liberated Uterus, in Whites (,
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility. and
for sll complaints incident to the sex. Sent by ex
press. Price, s. per bottle.
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The COIOred Gallery in the Senate--
Negroes Good Enough for Common
White Folks, bFt not Coed Enough
for Senator's Families.

The COlOrS0 OaEieTy IN lhe senate
Negroes Good Enough for Common
White Folks, bpt not Coed Enough
for Senator's Families.
| Correspondence CINCINNATI Commercial.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Some time
ago l referred 10 the iTrepressible con-
fict Of races in regard to the Senate
galleries--how the accomplished wives
and beautiful daughters of Radical Sen
atOrs grumbled because of an attempt
to abolish all distinction on account OF
color in the holy of holies Of equal
rights, how complaint was made TO the
Sergeant alarms, how that official then
caused a tier of seats TO be reserved for
persons of African descent, and how
these persons of African descent de-
INJURED TO the arrangement as an abso-
lutte denial Of their rights, and how
fuss was threatened TO be made in con-
sequence A New Ecgland Senator,
speaking to me about my letters on this
subject, said | had made great mis-
take in asserting that there was any
distinction made on account of color in
the disposition of seats in the gallery.
| asked him if the assortment was not
made according 10 complexion as had
stated, and that, too, at the urgent So
licitation of the Radical ladies' lie re-
piled that il was fact that the colored
folks were seated by themselves, but
that there was no force or compulsion
used only a little soft persuasion,
said he, because we think the col
ored people will be better salts
red if seated together" replied
that that WAS matter for each
individual cOlOred lady OF gentleman
to decide for herself and himself, snd
that it was pandering TO the horrid
spirit of "caWste' CHATS how Sumner
says IT'D for the Senate 10 permit the
enforcement of such soft persuasion.
Gradually the colored citizens waxed
indignant at the soft persuasion and
mOmentuous Crisis was threatened, TO
divert which a resolution was intro
duced on Friday instructing the Ser
geant-at-arms 10 set apart portion of
the galleries for the exclusive use of
Senators and their families. That is 10
say, the Senate is willing 10 have
'equslity," enforced as between colored
ladies and white ladies, if their own
families are excluded from the list
The daughters of Africa shall be on
equal footing with the daughters of
Clrcassia after the Senatorial ladies
shall have been fenced oil in select
gallery TO themselves, but, says the SEN
ate, these "horrid niggers CHATS
what the New England ladies call
colord folks when they come in close
contact with them, especially in a sultry
hall like the Senate Chamber,) shall
not come between the wind and our
nobility Lei the Senate pass this
arissocratio resolution # its members
want to show themselves up 10 the
world in the light of hypocrites and
Pharisees. Let them say to plain John
Smith that he and his wife are fit COM
pany for the swarthy African, but they
and their wives must be excused from
such associations.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery at Mc8finnville, Tenn.

fEeEUAET RuIzs, 1850.
AudieY Mary and Ihonss Harrison, and Others.
vs. Bill 70 cell Lssd
Joseph HARRISON, Audisy and Elizabeth Wiseman,
fetty Mc6rez0F, James LaKrencs and VIE Viz
fiuia.
II ms eanae, 4 sppesring 70 the satisfscton 81
tne Niefh AMI Master that she above named de-
leiiants are non-resideots Of the siss Of leunes-
see, ~ taal the ordinary process o. laW cannot BE-
served upon tne i - therefore ordered That pub
leatDa he mads for four successive weeks, IN the
city q Nashville, Tennessee. requiring SAID de-
lendAlrs % sUaear on the FIRST DAY Of cur next
Ceurgi 70 h held at the Court house IN MeMinn-
VIE. On the fourth honday n March next, zen
ana tlere % piead, answer or demur 20 complain
ants bill the same vii BE- tax e1 fer confessed a.
% hem, and set Tor bearing 81 Earte
J. r. M0RFoRD, c. NJ.
ieole-Hfta By !. q. bnHsi d. G.
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MARRIAGE AND EIrNKR.,. ,.o,r-,,, Il

va De charged At the regular sdver.iaipg rstss
ana mus inFSsbiy be paid advance, OF no IN,
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DgATR OF MAyoR ARNOLD HARRIS -
This gentleman, a native Of Kentucky
and Tor many years a leading and pow
eriui politician in Washington circles,
died on the Sd inst, at his residence
near Midway, WoOdfoFd county, in the
SD year Of his age
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IN Chanoery a MoAIinnEIIIe. Tenn.
FEBnuART RULEs, 1S6
!. W. Brewer, complainant.
Va I'M. Bill.
Original Attaohmsnt.-NO 294

John r. MIIHgan Ts. Andey Nilsaps
1T tppeanug from the affidavit Sled in this case
that the delendsut 20 conceas himself or si,or.is
that the ordinary process csunot BE- served on MIN.
u Is therefore ordered tess putcadon be made for
i2nr successive weeks 10 the Nashville Uuion. no.
utyirg the sad Andey MhsspI % appear bsf.rs
Joha Mn S, aJustce OF the Pesca IN meaIsohviila
Monroe county, Tennessee. on the leah dsy OF
June 1870. % snsFer en- and there the -aid Al.
tschment - The lsF directs 81 the same vii -
tAsen a. confessed AMI heard en- parie a. % I'm.
Tbs he sih day q December, lsss.
Haris--4iW JOHN MINIS, J.P
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No. 262-

EOR sILE.-8UENA VISTA sPRINCs-I5}z
< Acres one small Frame Building 81 two rooms
iences iu order; THREE SULPHUR sPRI EGS-
White, Red, aud Black; Two FreesiOne Springs
One cstern on the Dill; 6l5 feet front on the Buena
Vista Pike; the entire pi- j. about square. On
the 49, acres sre found hi, geus bower, rscess,
rocks Ii D0id rel ef. precpce, hat. springs, creek
and a romantic drive. This picturesque Watering
Place, in possession Of Che right man, can b. made
The most attractive sumner resort about Nashville.
and heIng only rs miles fTOm the city, IL ea-l y
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt he-
fore many months sal be accessible BY Street Rail
road. Price g. so, on easy terms Appiy to
IL. G. sCONEL, Real Estate Agent
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News from Mexico states that the
lmperislist General Mendez was recent.
ly defeated at Urnapss, aud taat two
hundred of has men we're shot by
the Liberals in retaliation for Maximi-
hans decree for the execution Of all
Liberal capIves.
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The Detroit Lumber Market.

There Is no change in prices, with the
single exception OF laths which nave shgh1-
lv advanced. some OF the mills have COM
Ineuced running, but having short supply
of LOGS. there h no rush Of business, aud
they will not start in force I'll the rise OF
the water, or perhaps, we might say, till
the clearing out Of the ice IN the streams,
the late continuance OF the weather keeping
them closed yet quite firmly.
The following are the ruling prices m the
Yards 10 day Tor all kinds OF lumber, shin
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Samaritan's Wash.

Is, in case Of Syphilis, used in conjunction with tbA
Root and Herb Juices. Full directions, Price inv
cents.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF TEE ADAMS EXPRESS CO, ]
PUBIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,

-,-.,.. 80. - -
OfF4Ob Or IN n ADAMS hAfAEsS Co.
! fuHldC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
| Mfrch 18Th, 1850.
| I'VE following mined packages Of Freight RI
Tor charges At Public Auction, if not claimed With
| thirty days flom this dale
Armstrong r ". Exchange Bank l . box
Adams hlsnas, package
Armstrong Rev, I sack.
Barrett " T, l packsge
Beckey Lieut. r. p box
Drills AsDury, Co II 71d Ind Inf package
BargaaiIe 81 @. 27th OHIO. l g ~
Benson X, a sack
Bathurst Z A 1 sack
brown Ms h, I bundle
Bssaetf n h1aaa
Reary Michael I box
Brown & Walker box
Bstlsb Jno. ? cbs.rs.
q
Carson C C. [ package
Cooler Capt d W, I packapa
Corne.t ! r, co Il ilth Mich, l package
Goth Geo W &C of A X Moore. / Package
Cauuu Il r. L PACKAGE
Cobb Theodore, package
Cox IAJ e, ITth Army uorps, C BAG
Crawford & x, NH Hosp one box
l56tb " +"
Clark Darwin. Bug.er Hensha,y's Rsi ops bo-
Oonoyer Henry, CO { "a OV /, one box
Chalc Newton A. one box
Coos Thos r, 60 3 10 n Mich Cav. one box
Cumberland Huzpitsl ar Of Chan paV nDa hoy
ID
purlnn David, ID o HeayyA A. one pgelyare
LAWS John, one PACKAGE
Dyer b %, one package
pehart W A. co q Vet Vol one box
D.nrnsy "a i. 90 Sih Mich o,a b,v
Erpepberu Inc co c lgqfb Obfo ,na b,v
Foick c, one box
G
Griffin Rich one package
Gr.Hi,h Isasc, one package
Goldman q, one e. box OK ''''"
Green 4 tapteT > ie,,-
Hartman Geo W. one racxs0e
Hoffman Capt Jno. one package
Hinton ! IA ,u,, r.s4IEsga
Houser Jas a, Go Is 6lh ETsnp.lrb,r
Holmady Aaron. pacsaqe
Hurt VI r one 1,' sse ,I-''''s'
Hammond NTs Ssr4b one l,,,.ua
Cove n, two tubs.
Iddnrs Martin. co 7. lssb III or.b,v
49,
Johnson Mr.. one pselysgs
ZONES i A Dna Harral
Johpson h n ~, N W y Smith 49,.
a O'0 '0N
Kusterer VIM. en- C LIST Mich Isk n ono, ,,,~
IaWrcpce 4. Raft la Mich . nm, r.,l.,.,,
le-cher SEQ 4 Co. one r,arIss.r.,
Litter Joha &. ism a one ,is.t-s.,,
Teddy HUGH. one box
Lsrabee Il, one box
NJ
Meeser c F, one package
Morton J. one rackaqe
Murphy + NJ one blpdie
MoGmsey " ", one paezage
Martin Saml Postmaster 22i Mich. one package
NOISE :, one box
MAYNARD Col Ed ON L Tam c,fr t,,,s
Nelson Wiley, co ID o ArI, a package
o Bran Matthew, one bundle
Parsons f A, one package
Parker h j. GHh Ind one paola,a
Palmer Ii, 2Hh o Heavy a, "a. package
Parker J., CO h, lS4th OHIO, ons box
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No 2RA-

ENORSAl.E-One and half story BRICK HOUSE,,
u No l3s. west side Of South Cherry Street, Oh
ard oi Tour rooma-tw0 Up, aud .,T5 doWn stairs
ny dIaul aaier good fence s10re-ro0rn and closet.
Lot al1ll3. Prce S5OO0-stU9 cash, balEnce 10 9
aud l. monthsi interest and len.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee

George II. Orange,
e.-.A vs. Supplemental and Amended BEL
~ t9ls cause, It appearing to The satisfscton nj
o. the Siefk and Master that the defzndanfs ~
Tsh A. Bh6o, Abel II. Bilbo, Josephine N am,
nancy n :. buoo are non residents OF he stets -
tennessee, SO that the ordinary process m H..
Salng. De served upon them; II Is therefore or
oelsl 'i't puu.iealion DO made Tor four c0seenve
week. "a me Nashville Union, a pewsosaer r'-,i'
lshei IN tne city of Nashville, Tennessee Ts,5,
ing SAD aeLend ants 20 appear At the next term m t
Cr, N1ult o. smith county, 10 be held al .be
SuuI' i' , N Oarhage, On the third Monday ii
august 1876, then and there to plead. ess,sey =.
aelnuI 70 compisn1nts' biz, or The Same -, -
LlAsh Ior confessed and set for hearing exusrfe -
70 r ,ia,,cib "a. D. 4. CAMPBELL, { q nj.
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In Smith County Court, at Carthage
FEBRUARY RULES, 1886.
B. c. sanders and Horace Oiver,1
v Petition

4A'iiiAo ts0Afta ana Others.
II ms cause, and on motion Of couiplaiusnt,s
s9toi; 1na q Appearing the sStisfacti5a ~ ~,
sieEA, tllsi asienaaRis y. g. Msgloeklio, Jrdrh q
ass ocAi,a' hnth y. Msgl0cklin. Famine RasVes
a. <'lne Neafes. Zane ReaVes, and klioda Rasres
arc noo-resiqeuis q the STATE Of Iennesaee sr.f
Ieslel.s ei tne safe Of keniueky, 30 thst tie ar
2AAly process Of Law cannot be served upon them.
y = therefore o. cred lhst pahlicansn Be- made
he~risPer panishcd Ia ths cay OF Nashville
teliles see reeulrlag sad defendants 70 apuaar -.
lore ne County Court Of Smith c1unty. Fenne.see
- ne eo,i heasein The town o. Carihsee. Cd ne
nrat Monday 5 ApTl next, 1854 then M ite-s h
pieae t1sFer or demur 10 comulsiaantss uFiIton
OF me sane SiA l. take1 FOR confessed ard -
dosn Tor bearing ezpsrte, as 10 them.
4. W. TURNER,
le92l-Ti Clerk Of smith County Court.
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tO ADYKRTlsKRs IE nErl1L

TaE RATES WILL BIZ As FOLLOWS,
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Market unchanged.

leading articles here:
APPLEs-S7 O5@9 p bbl.
BAGGISG-S0c per yard.
BALE ROPE-Hemp &c.
BEEF-Dried Csc per n.
BACON Clear sides Ice; shoulders
lac Sugar cured hams 24c y 10.
Country hams zoe.
ClSDLEs - TallOw Il q lee; Star 10 @2O
per h.
Corn MEAL-per busb., 81 90.
CBKEsE-Hamburg, 23a24c. per 10.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio, 2701 29c per h.
FLOUR-FOr best superfine S. so extra
family 81 OGGl2.
FEED-Corn in sacks in store, sJ69Oc p
BUSH, Oats, new black, in store, 55(G6Oc y
bushj Hay, new Timothy, hard pressed, S2I
@s22 per ton.
HIDEs.- Green, &c. = h; dry flint, 10
Ole = n; sheep skins, 5O@5Oc. each.
IRON, by the Ton-Flat Bar, y to inch
10 ] inch, &c per h Dandy Tire, IL by u
20 rs by 70 to = inch, nc pc, n +; Hand
from, , 10 3 by = 10 $40 inch, 75<c per n f.;
Round and square, to ~ inch &c per h /;
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, SIC per
%. Nail Rod, superior quality, equal 10 best
swiss, l45zc per ibi Hoop Iron, ~ to o
inch, SIC por 10.
LKArHEE-ORk tanned sole leather, Gin
ciuuati, 55c. y % do. do. country, 4Jc
y b skirting 50G55. y 10 harness 4s945c.
y n bride per doz. $J0a55; upper S4O@
50; kip skins S70s90; calf skins S40a65.
LARB-Firn, 20@22c.
LUNBER-FloorIng. per 1909 Fl SIS $50 /,
Rough clear Pine, SO to $780, Planned Clear
Pine. $50 70 $50.
M0LAssEs-In barrels, 81 p per gallon.
NAus-Ss SO for led, I'D, Sd, 4Od, cod,
for Iobbing lots; an advance of Csc. for small
rr iots. Brsds and Fencing Nails same
prices az Nails OF same size. spikes cut 5
10 inches, 81 90 per keg.
OKIOEs-$50J5 per Dbl.
SUGAEs-N. U.Sugar in hhds 1615aI9c. in
bbls. lla20c; crushed, gran ulated, and pow
dered 2O@23 per n; Coffee Sugar l5al9e.
sYEUP-G Golden 81 SOC gal. in 5zDbls.
SALr-per bbl, bushel bbls, "a IS.
SEEDs-Iimothy 81 90 y bushel; Herds
erase 81; Blue Grass 81 Orchard Grass So
90; Clover Seed Sl2 90 y bushel.
.-Bourb0n, pure,SS 00a7, Imitation
81 50a2 IS; Robertson, pure, SSal 80, imiia
ton 81 SOFAS Common kectihed 81 IS; APP
pie and Peach Brandies, old S5a7 new 4(Q
! SO; Irish Whisky ) 10; Cognso Brandy,
pure, $1,000; Cognac Brandy, domestic,
t3a4 So; Port and sherry Wines S4aS;
Champagne Wines i25a45.
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Original AttsOhmeni..No 500

Seorge ". Henley vs.. John Rrvsn.
III appearing from the affidavit flsi ), The ,.sao
taai ihe defendant John Ervn ah.csnda :, ~,
ilo ordinary PROCESS cannot D. served on in, ii i
uefeiore ordered thst put csiion D. MADE ~ isar
successive Weeks DO he Nashville Union. natfy4ne
ihe ssid John hIuu % sppear D. orr John N.nis 4
duSlee 81 ihe tesce la MsiisonviHa. Mobros
county, Tennessee, ca the i6th dav al Iupa lSs6
% answer t1en snd there the SD Atischua.t -
tne is" 81. eet5, on ihe same " be- lskcn S. COZ
in7-ed sua beard e a parie As % tim This the On
dsy q loccm1er lsd5.
nafls-siS JOHN MINIS. Up
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John Bright, in late speech, thus
discourses upon the charms OF office.
and its influence over the political
opinions Of those who were subject to
It's fascinating power:
Now, I don't object for moment 10
a member Of this House being fond of
Office Why, sir, the Chancellor OF the
Exchequer lives much more happily in
office than il he were out of it: al
though l don { think that in office he
can live perhaps quite as long. | don't
complain that men are so fond of Office.
although | could never understand
why they should like It so much. But
if may be allowed 20 parody one or
two lines Of the stanza in one of the
most beautiful poems in our language,
| might ask
For who 10 dumb forgetfalnsss pray.
lhst pie sdirE, anrous once e'er resigned.
teit me warm pfecincs OF the Tres urr,
nor cast enc longing, hngeupg look behind q
Laughter aud cheers What 7 do
complain of-and il is = fair complaint
and : make il Of these two right hon.
orsble gentlemen-is this, that when
place recedes into the somewhat dim
past, that which when they were in
office was deemed patriotism vanishes
with it LCheers
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In Chancery at McMinnyille

Caroline ToWles and salie n. Gibbs, c0mplsipants
vs.. Patin Roach. Henrietta Rosch Jo-enIl.s
Roach, and CHARLES Roach, defendants.
IN this cause Is appearing % the satisCaetio, ~
the Clerk sad Master, from affidavit that the eb,v
named defendants are n0n-resdents 81 the Atsfs IN
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF law cen
not be served on them 10 Is therefore ordered tbat
publication be made, Tor four consecutive vvee-s
In the Nashville Union, Newspaper publ she'd il
the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, reourny the ia
defendants 70 eppear on The first day OF our nsvt
Court, 10 b. held At McMnnF!lle, on The an Nor.
day in March, $50, to plead. answer or dFrnur ~
coInplsuants' bf or the same " d be tsi,en IN 80
fe sed, as to them, and set Tor hesrine expsrte
}. +. MORFORD, c, am.
feb2l-wA' BY J. c. BuEs, d. G.
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No. 266.

NOR sALE-FRAWE HOUSE in Edgsaeld o
IT g00i ro0uls. loo 5l1t71, third house ou Gala
im P.ke Fuee 81, j99-9z. so csgl balance To- one
year; interest and iien apply 70
n. q sCOFEl, Real Estste Agent.
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EiOR SALE-465z feet. corner Vine and Union
streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. Ex-Pre-
aident Pc k frice 500 per foot. A noble spot Tor
tne residence.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, 1856.
Jesse s. Mccain,
". Cross Bill
James McC.ain. q sls-

vs.. Cross BIZ,
James Mccain, et ais.
n ms cause i appearing to fhe Clerk and Mas
M.s ,is 'i T,,o us9lSnts James McCalh, VIM
riessals, JAaes x. Ioney and wife jane A gnasa
MeDian, Nm. hcClsin, sarah Jane si-Cis-n
a9d Eil-sgeta Mccain, last three mipor ebj7drs5
o. John q. McClsin, deed, are non resBts of te
.' % Isnssee. 50 thst the ordinary process OF
70 81 ~ - ,-Iled upon them: Il Is therefore or
dered that puuiieation ne made ior f51r S1esess,.
AseAs, N tiis NasnNhe Unon, newspaper pui,-
.lsnea u lle Guy q Nashville, Tennessee. reduir-
the Cnsnceiy Court Of smith eopnfv fo - - =,
OSIthaae. on the third Monday n August, 1850. ii
answer TIE Cross hll Of A. McClain rpsi1st tlIsr1
And otsls, o. ne 'ae vii be taken for confessed
sna 81 iof hear ~ eKpsrte, a. % them.
hiAi@sN" ID. 81 CAMPBELI4, C. 3 NJ
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No. 265.

NOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING Of 4 rooms.
II dining room. kitchen and ueryaut-' room. Loi
5oxl50 North Market stFeet, next south Of dwelling
formerly occupied hy NJ. feFera. Price 81. 1Gl-
8 600 cash balance m aud years.
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ALFRED Q. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols

Resder, here is proof positive OF the value n,
these truly valuable preparations. The old sirlan-
ing snd sgustiDg drugs have to give way to rerns
dies purely vegetable, pleasant - the taste and A
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by WJ&CW SMITH. DRUGGISTS
Cor. Church and Vine streets. Nasby-ile
DESMOND & CO., Proprietors,
sib Race street, Philadelphia, Pa. Tsep9n ero
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HiOR R-Nl-A new Frame House Of 3 rooms,
a 10 North Nashville near the residence of Mr.
r. X. Chatham. Pnce $500 per snnum,
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Msrshai's Sale.

DY virtue Of six writs Of IA, TO me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Iennesseg, issued at its October
term, 1860 VIII OF saturday the l4th day Of Aprl
1865, commencing at 10 O'Clock, 6. m, eel at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash in hapJ
al the court house door in Ma hville Davidson
county, all the right title, claim, interest and e.
tae which b. J. Hi has Ia and 70 the following de-
scubed real estate, e. town lot in the town Of
McMinnyllle, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Of the Nam street IN Fsld town, beginning at
stake the n. W corner Of Lawson Wang's lot it
being also the corner Of the lot herein described
ana ON the edge Of Nam street, running south s
poles and 2 Inks ID a stake on said Wsling's cor
ner thence east with his line poles and l6 links TO
a stake on spIing street; thence with the same
south poles and links TO sake on Summer
street; thence west with said street poles and
links 20 the s. h. corner If W. ID. WRrders lot;
thence with his line north 70 poles aud 10 links to
the N. E. corner on MAN street, and links west TO
the n. ". corner Of Thomas Smartts shop;
thence east with Main streets poles ard q links 10
the beginning including - poles OF land IN said
bounds, after polling out said Thomas G. Smarttis
shop gsther with the brick store house, dwell
ING, aud other Improvements thereon; TO satisfy
SIX executions sgalnst said Hi, and in favor OF
Howell smith 90 TTuitt Bro. & Co Bancroft &
Co., McCurdy Bro 3 Brewster, Hyatt, IngrRhsm
& Co., and Haddo,k, Reed & Co.
mart 4tw Z. K. GLAsCOCK, N. N. DIT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-07
No. 235.

FOR RENT Fifteen Acres or good Land, at first
Toll gale on Gallatiu Pike.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-07
No 275.

TIVE ERWIN HOUSE flr Le.sa-Ths Is one
II 81 the largest Hotels IN NASHVILLE. having siriv
room. aad ID an excellent locaIiy. and vIibl
1oine good business. Tne furniture oi the hoiisa
VI ~ soid at appraised pnces snd Hotel leased
e. $500 per alnams Tor four years tom Jauuary
1t, ls6a. Apply ~
II. 6. SCOVEL.
Reai Estate Agent, corner Capitol Avenue snd Park
Street
Oeice and rssiience, corner Park street an Can.
Iioi Avenue, opposite east i-Olt 81 STATE Capitol
JANIS
For suy Of the shove mentioned property app!y
70 III, u. ECON Ell
KEAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner o. PARK Street. Ead Capitol AysnGs, oppozit
kAst Froat Of the state Capitol.