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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-03

From Louisville TO Nashville seems
20 have proved 3 success, If We are C
Judge BY The prompt manner in which
che trains come through, snd are re
turned freighted again, for this locali-
". The Western 4 Atlantic X X, has
become al st once a common thorough
fare for no less than three different
railroad companies. We saw on Fri.
day last a train from the Central Road
en- route for Chattanooga to procure
from the extensive rolling mill at that
point 8 load Of iron rails 20 be laid be-
tEeen Macon and Savannah. We also
ssx a lengthy and heavy freighted
Through train" from Louisville follow
ing Immediately in The wake Of the
regular day Express Passenger Of the
WA X r. The third train Was an
empty oae returning 10 RsshIlle, hay
ing deposited Us freight in Atlanta
d0znla IafoHg1neey, Apr. lSL
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From theAilEnts Independent. Slst pf
We are advised by an efficient Officer
ofthe police, that a terrible ARRAY oe.
CURED Al one Of the houses Of ill-fame
in this city on Thursday night last
during which one Of the parties was
shot dead, and two Others cut with
knives one Of them severely The par
ties, three in number, professed 10 hail
from Tennessee The one who was
killed, it is said, was staying for a tine
81 Buckhead, in tbs county, and wss
known, OF called "Jim"-his sirname
has moi been gwen to Us The names
OF the two other parties are James Da.
Wis and John Cobler, II is charged
upon Davis that he killed the man
called Jim Davis has not at the
time We write been arrested Cobler il
in custody, receiving surgical attention.
Our city authorities, We learn, are in
vestigatng the affair, aud efforts are
being made 10 arrest Davis
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VISITORS AT THE WHITE
HOUSE.
nc Character of nc CaIIers.

The Character of The Callers.
WsshingtoB Correspondence Milwaukee Sentinel.
Much chagrin is manifested because our
Radical Statesmen and families ne longer
soil their garments by attendance ''at
court" Within the past month the char
acter Of the callers at the White House has
completely changed. Except an occasional
stranger, there il no Radical so poor as to
do reverence 20 the man who ~harangued
the 22d Of February meb. The drawing
room receptions are attended by all Of the
old "aecesh" residing at the capital by
large numbers from the South who are
again visiting their seat Of Government and
paving their respects 10 a southern Presi-
dent. But YOU may wander through the
rooms Of the White House and lock IN vain
for the we'll known statesmen and pubic
men who thronged them IN the life OF Mr..
Lincoln. You do net ind now, as then, the
best and representative men Of the NORTH
You see but lew OF the splendid Northern
women who, for four years, have materially
aided in the elevation and progress OF the
country. The dRrk-haired Southern grand
dame sweeps through these rooms with as
much pride, IL not as much %splendor, as
before' An observer needs not 20 hngeT
long 10 feel the atmospheric chill that shirt
wells earnest loyalty. Strange remarks iall
sbout our ears. II is easy e. believe your
self standiug IN these rooms Just before the
rsbouion eliminated ct Sumter. The same
chance phrases the same cou~ntenaness,
many ofthem the sans feeling Peryades
the visitors and permeaies ali the scene
lei me give an on DIT. Mr.. Johnson Is O
versipF with one OF these grand danes, a
Southern belle once, without do1bt, aud still
a Inc specimen Of well-preserved woman
hood.
.Nv brother, Gen. p" she was heard TO
v IN A tone that might be called playful,
4las been a Msjor-General inthe Cooteder-
ate army, as you know, Mr.. President. lie
,ought against you aud the Yankees for
conT wears. and Is now ready 70 tight with
Won sgaiust the Yankees still, for another
iour vsars, ii necessary.
Ar. Johnson replies not, but shakes has
head. and with deprecktory smiles, greets
az pext Of the group. Oar feminine sup.
porter of a foreible restoration sweeps her
mi and treason into another part Of he
room- while an intelligent smile passes be-
tween two or three who heard the by
plgy.
The above is a specimen OF The
means employed by the radicals to I'M
dermine the President amongst the
loyal masses North.
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Herman Rupp, who shot his wife du'
ring a domestic quarrel in bis saloon IN
Rochester, n. y, a few months since
has been left = large fortune by the
death of q ~relstive in Germany. On
receiving news of the windfall Rupp
started for Germany, and has since sent
word 10 his wife 10 join him there The
amount of money left him is stated TO
be up in the acknowledgements. Rupp
was not indicted for shooting his wife
she refusing to appear against him.
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FIordn.

Since the termination of hostilities
Florida has had a large accession TO her
population. The current of emigra.
ton still moves on. Her fertile soil
and genial c~limate-her forests of val
liable timbers and boundless pastures
her orange groves-her innumerable
lakes, swarming with q thousand spe-
cies of fish-are inducements TO those
who desire to exchange worn out plan.
tations for a fresh, alluYial soil. The
Confederate soldier has returned to his
wonteG avocation with alaerity. Her
citizens generally seem to be actuated
with that degree of enterprise which
denotes a return 10 prosperity at an
early day in the future. The small
farms that dot her forests are being
renovated and newly improved. The
long cotton. to which her soil is pecu.
liarly adapted, will constitute the bulk
of her crop the present year, and, in
fineness of staple, closely approximstes
that which is produced on our sea
island plantations. One hand will culs
tivate on her lands, with ease, ten acres
in cotton and five in corn. An aver
age crop on the pine lands is a bale Of
long cotton, weighing 350 pounds, to
three acres, and twelve bushels of corn
per scre Of land. The hammock lands
yield more. The excellent timbers of
Florida are beginning to attract the eye
of the capitalist Jackson vile, Cedar
Keys and other points on the St. Johns
and the coast have been doing a large
lumber business since the war. At
Cedar Keys, we are informed, there are
over twenty mills cutting lumber,
which is principally shipped to Cuba and
sold. On the railroads and interior of
the State. saw mills are rapidly going
up, without any diminution in the de-
mand for lumber at thirty dollars per
thousand feet LsboTers seem TO be
scarce and the demand increasing dali
ly. Timber cutters pay twenty-five dol
lars and ~rations, while farmers are pay
ing from ten to ffteen dollars and ra-
tions per month for able-bodied hands.
The railroads Of the State are being
rapidly repaired and supplied with
rolling stock W. learn hat five new
and splendid engines have been recent
" put on the road from Lake City in
Tallahassee. The road from Fernan-
dina 10 Cedar Keys, ere many weeks,
will span the State from shore to shore.
Then our city may expect to be in di-
rect communication with the interior
of that state by vessels plying from
this port 10 Fernandina, situate at the
mouth Of the St Johns. Fernandina
is destined 10 be a port Of no little i'm
p~ortance She enjoys the advantage of
a good harb0r-access to the interior
by boats up the St Johns, and, ia a
few months, by rail to the most pro
duetiye parts Of the StSte-Sogfi Caro-
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NoETHERs EHIoRATlox TO rHE sourH-
n. N-Nl

NORTHERN EMIGRATION TO TIE SouTH-
The New York Times of the Both uIt.
says: The Southern papers from near
ly sill a eStates south Of the Potomac
are Indignantly denying the statements
made by certain parties in the North,
that there is any personal danger to
Northern men who emigrzte there for
the purpose Of purchasing land, or to
engage in agricultural, mercantile, or
any business pursuit It is alleged on
all hsnds that they are welcome TO
come-that they will be molested by
nObody-that they will find abundance
Of good land to purchase in suitable
quantities in all localities, and will al
together have as good a chance for life
and fortune as could possibly be desir-
ed They challenge the production Of
any authentic cases Of maltreatment Of
Northern ne because of their being
Ezch and prove satisfactorily that
every, OF nearly every, case of the kind
that has been heralded in the North is
q falsehood- The testimony we have
got from the hslfdozen correspondence
OF the Times, who have traVersed the
Southern States within the past year,
agrees very closely with these state
ments Of the Southern press; and not
the least valuable and reliable of these
accounts Wss that we gave last Sunday
from q gentleman who had travelled
leisurely and alone on horseback all
the distance from Mobile TO Nashville,
converting freely with the people, and
finding them everywhere kindly dis
posed toward Northern settlers and
emigrants. We are persuaded hat
many people have been kept from emf
grating to the South this Spring by the
publications that have been made; but
We are equally persuaded that all ap.
p~rehensions Of trouble to Northern set.
tiers in the South are groundless."
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PEOoF OF ALABG4A LoYALTr--0n the
22i Of December, 1865, Gen Thomas
Issued his famous order, No 40 We
make the following extract from il
Tie people Of Alabama are honestly en-
deavoring 10 restore civil authority y that
State. in cosformity with the requirements
Of the Constitution OF the United States,
snd 20 Fepuaiate their acts Of hostility du-
sing the pest four yeafs, and have accepted
With = loyal and becoming spirit the mag
Hsninous terms offered By the President.
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The Richmond Times, speakiug Of
the handsome statue Of Henry Clay in
the Capitol Square Of hat city, says
that it is snow dirty and mutillated from
head to foot The thumb and all the
fingers of the right hand have been
broken short of; the thumb Of the left
hand is gone q large part of the roll
ing collar, which was originally beauti-
fully delicate, is destroyed, and most of
the buttons are broken.
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If you wish to have the two per cent. tax
peTpetuAted, 60 70 the polls to-day and vo.e
Tor PostoB, the leader Of the revolutionary
psrty.-Memphis Post.
Inasmuch a. Mr.. Poston and all the
members who resigned are in favor Of
the repeal of the tax. how can their re-
election perpetuate it2 Do the radi-
Gals intend to vote down the repeal TO
punish the people.
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Between the lst OF September, 1855
and the 2sth Of March, 1856, the num-
Der Of bales Of cotton shipped from
Charleston, s C., amounted 10 63,0l6.
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Cotton Circular Of Neil Brothers
A. Co.

NNw Y0RE, March ~, 1856.
The latest advices from Liverpool are TO
the 9Th inst, Kidding Cotton quoted al
49,.
Owing 10 the favorable news the prices
here advanced ilsc, but the decline in gold
samewhst checked the eagerness Of buyers.
Ne quote Middling $0c.
The total quantity Of cotton known 80
have been received from all ports from the
end of the war 70 the latest mad amounts 20
I.qSs. uaO bales.
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ExETNsIVE SALE OF
Government Property
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTEB

OtflCE AS5lSiANI FDARIEhmAbIER, i
CLOTHIsG AND EoUIPAGE DEPOT, 7
Nashville, Tenn March IS, 1868.
RY order Of Capt AR. EDDY, Chief @. NJ. Dep
u Of Tenn l will offer at public auction, at Nash
vile, Tenn, on THURSDAY, April 18Th, 1866, 8
large lot Of Condemned Clothing, Camp and Gar
Iison Equipage.
Sale to c mmence at 10 o'clock, a m, at Ware
house on Market Street, South Of Broad street, anC
from there to adjourn 10 Warehouse on Broad street
between Vine and High from there to the Ware.
house corner of Vine and Broad streets.
Toe following ara embraced IN the Est Of articles
to be told, a complete list of VIII eh may be seen al
my Office, No. II South Market street, Nashville,
Tenn:
s75 Blankets, Wool and Rubber.
257 Pars Cavalry and infantry TroWsers,
27IaO Knspsacks, HsYersAsks and Csnteens.
1913 spaie5
llC6 Plck-axes.
537 Cav, lnfty and Irreg. 6reat Goats.
l2s " snd Artillery Jackets.
3s1S Axes.
964 hatchets,
605 ShoVels, &c Also
f68, OOl LIS. old Tentage In bales.
Also other articles OF Clothing, Camp and CARR
son kqu psge.
Tesms Cash 10 Government Funds.
All purchasers will be required at Time Of sale TO
make a deposit as security for final payment an
removal Of goods.
THOMAS J.. cox.
a~Ir3-tds Bvt. Maj and Q NJ.
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for the mastering out by the FIRST Of May Of
every colored soldier in the service.
Ger. Hsncock's Board, nov engaged in
the examination Of models for breaeh-load-
ing firearms, is still in session and will
continue 10 receive new improvements for
seversl weeks. Over thirty patterns have
now been entered.
HENPRIs, March sL-The election for
Repre- entatives to-day resulted IN an over
wbelming majority Tor The johnson party.
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Attention Capitalists.
Iron Works for Sale.

VfHE Stockholders HAVING 90 direete5 IA. p
Il asnt wi offer said property FOR ale AZ s,,f.-.
On the nrst Tuesday IN April next, 10 Atlanta IN,
less 500 ~ puFate sale before that DAY. Tins urr.
perry % loeaied 20 miles above Atlanta. an fofh
slde7 OF The Western 4 Atlantic Railroad. T5ew i
luoo acres o. land, a reasonable portion Of a gooI
nLInnS iahd, sud me balance valuable or Food aud
mlnerAa-koid cope and iron the iron ore
seeming % Dc inexhausable, and the grsy ore being
e.lsened among the best 10 The world TIE Corn
- touring mHis snd Iron Works are only some
hall mile from the Aflatoona deo5l al Nfasos.f
1hieh urn shes the water poser. About
naI o. We village Of Mlstoona BE- oags % the pro-
str0yed. Others damaged. NJ the gorkiug sfo~i,
being entirely destroyed, others damaged. an do
sotking stock being Lost, and q majority Of ~.
.rtoeknotdens belrg crippled in means b the rsva
gas o. HEr, have determined ths comranV 10 aeH
raher than attempt under ls Crcumstaneos. -
Ihiofmalon "a detail can be procured By consult
ih J. U MCDANIEL
4"%-em Atlanta, Ga.
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Notice to shippers.

FREIGHT OFFICE L. an. RAILROAD, [
NASHVILLE. April l, 1866. !
THEREAFTER all freights for 6slstn and inter-
IL mediate points. will be carried on the Accom-
modaion train, and must be delivered before II m
apl3-Its rs BLAIR, Agent.
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AUCTION SALE OF
United States Ship Yard
EDGEFIELD. Tenn.

hcSiSiANI QUART ER1hcIEhO OfElCE ,
CEDAR 5TREET, WEST OF McLEMoRE STREET. I
WILL expose for ssls 81 Public Auction on
1 TUESDAi, April 18th 1866, the following Build
inss known as the q. S. ship YARD, situate Al Edge
/ work Shop, 14ox3OE17
! B 5. ship, @5xz2xtl
Q Quarters {esch) 65x24x9
do 2sXl219
1 do 45xI6I9
do 30xI6xlI
1 Addition 22x9x7
90 30xSxT
/ Officers Qusrsers, sOki6A9
/ Tool House, lOxl2x7
Store House, 4sxt2xII
l Stable, 65x29xl3
l Water Closet, l2KTET
2 Warehouses; (esch) 6x2a. Also
2 Skifs,
OO,OOO Feet Lumber, (sssorled),
20 Anchors,
81 Blocks (assortei).
l W~atsr-Tsnk aud Fame,
5 Cauldrons, go galonsl,
1900 Lbs. Manila Rope,
$500 Lbs. Iarred Rope,
l,C0J Lbs. Marling,
Ship Csrpentsrs', Blacksmith's and Carpeatet'.
Tools, Wheel and Hand Barrows, Grind tones,
Rubber Hose, Stoves, Ranges, Torch Bsskets,
Brick, Steamboat Stage, Barge Frames, Skids
Spades, Shovels, Picks, CaViis, Cspetsn Bars, &C.
Sale 10 be maze on the premises, commencing al
10 O'Clock, a N.
Terms-Cash, IN Government Funds.
By order Of A. K. Eddy, U. 8. A. Depot Quar-
termRster.
sprlS-td Bvt. Mai. AID A. Q. NJ.
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY

ID urue efa Deed 0 Tmst made 10 ms.sT
- tee, on the 18Th o. Apnl, iss2, snd 5pi- -
uefsd n NE heEsiers once q Dau8.on .oo5,9
" poeh : PP. tss, 4hsI VII, on BATURDAY- ~
~ premises, ualess sooner disposed OF Al 80
-.le' mN Fauane lot blending frcm 49, ~
ss-i street m eashFlie. fruntnR tbout 80 m
re- ndsi1seen ieei on each street nj knoen =.
the Bishop Niles Property. Aps89 -s
es1le We safe Iermsi one ihird cash. aud ~
fe-sdue in one and tso years sith interest 500
se'ehtJ required s1da lien refu pei.
"N inc. y. EWING, Trustee.
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Notice.
The Great Moral Exhibi-

The Manager has, at great
expense obtained the SER
wees Of Herr Lenger, the
Lion King, together with
bis Wonderful Lions and
Lionessss
This exhibition will tske
place IN the ring, thereby
giving visitors an oppOrtn
nifty Of hsYing q perfect
view Of these Lords Of
the Forest before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some Of the finest per-
formers-msle and female
either in Europe or
Amencs, consisting If
Equestrian Vaulters, Ac-
foba1s and Gymnasts
Ian. CASTILLO and Mr..
Charles Parker, the two
great Clowns, will appear
IN every performances.
AaLA corps Of Ushers are
engaged to seat our pa
tron-, and the putlic may
be assured that the street
est order aud decorum viii
be preserved.
PRicSs OF ADMISSION.
Admission 90
Children ........... so
Colored Pecp'e...... 70
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The rhrourh rrnin Experiment

The stock on hand AZ the shipping porte
exclusive Of Boston, f~hilaaeiphia a1d BAL
timorel amounts 10 sci, eco bales.
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Closing Sale at Auction
OF
Subsistence Stores and Property

A 7 Eaton Depot, Nashville, Tenn, April 9TH, at
IA lOam., precisely, consisting o. Candles, Flour.
klee, Beans, Ale, Futter, etc a large quantity o.
Hops, and sfOut tOO.O0O pounds PIOsB Bread, Count
er aed Platform Scales, Warehouse Trucks, Office
Desks, Safes, Money CHESTS, Tables, Chairs, Letter
Presses, stoves, Pipe, Water Coolers, Water Pals,
Water Sprinklers, Hickory Brooms, (newl straw
brooms, (new) Mops, (neW) Hatchets, Lamta.
Lamp Wick, Candlestcks, Meat Saws, Butcher
Knives, Meat Hooks, Steelyards, Knives and Forks.
Coffee Mills, Coffee Boilers, China Plates, Earthan
Plates. Bowls. etc, Tin Plates, Tin Scoops, Fan
nels, Measures (sssortedl, Dry Measures, (asscrt-
ed Axes, Spades, ShOyels, Carpenters, Coopers'
Bung Starters. Tap Borers, RiVets, WhiteWasb
Brushes Ode Corn Shelter, On good orde7l, etc.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
N. J. SMALL,
maT2f-td Bft. Col. snd s.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QuAR1ERMAsrER, ,

6i Machine Taps.
5 Producing rs Z to c inch, i il. y iach.
THIS Msehinery Is Of the best patterns. and al
in good condition.
Persons wishing to examine it before The day Of
safe can do so hy calling at the Franklin Shops.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
Of Tennessee.
f B. KIRK,
mar4-td Bvt. MAJ. and A. q. n
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Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT
Macon, Georgia.
Sale of

mdCOuJ 00OTSld.
DT direction Of the Secretary of War ali m,
ID Building Materials. Steam Engines, Machin
cry, Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores O
various kinds, which were collected at Macon, Ga.
oy me Confederate Government, for the erection
andpermsn6etCperSnOR q a large AunOry, Labo.
rstory, and Arsenal and also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected from Iron Works aud Armones in the
StaSes o. Ala6Sma and Georgis, viii be sold at PUB.
among the articles to be sold, are
200 It's. Copper, pigs.
500 lbs Copper, round rod.
$500 lbs. Copper, bar.
20.001 lbs Copper, sheet.
NoiuVO IDS wrought Iron, bar and rod.
90 tons PIG Iron.
go tons Cast lroa, unseryicea5le shells.
otWO los Lead, pigs.
4o,CoO lbs. I'm, block and sheet.
500 lbs. Chain, crane and cab q.
lb,OO yards Cloth-CCtfOn, English SERGE oil.
ed and ensmeled-
400 lbs. Powder.
500 feet Betting, gum and leather, assorted
200 Machines. Drills, planners, Milling. Screw.
cutting, stesm and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Hsrness, Saddles, Horse Equipments. Inaptry
snd Cavalry Aecoutremenis, Blankets. Wagon ana
sun carriage Irons, 80 unserviceab'e Canon-iron
snd pronze, 80 broken Gun Carriages, Laboratory
stores and Materials, Spare Parts (new) for Sprng.
neld muskets and Colts Reviewers. ard an s-sort-
nent OF Paints and OILS.
The attention Of Northern buyers is called to this
sale, winch IS q large one, and OF valuable properly.
Fulprnted Catalogues ofthe property 70 be sold
can be obtained from the Chief II Ordnsnce at
washington d. @ and from the Commanding on
Ger Of tne Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
This sale viii commence on
"Wednesday, April 4, 1860,
and continue every day until all the property is
sold. 1
Terms cash. in United States currency.
ID. W. FLAGLER.
Capt. Ord Byt. 1t. Col, Com. Augusta Arsenal.
marl0-tds
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Extensive Sale Of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

10y order Of Capt. A r. Eddy, Chef Q NJ. Bp't
ID Of Tennessee, / " Il offer al Pubic Auction. on
ths site OF the southern half Of the Taylor Depot,
corner OF Summer and DemuobTans streets, Nash
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, April 10Th, 1866. al Q
o'clock, a m the entire remains OF the great 6re
OF June sth, lsd5, consisting Of Horse and Mule
Shoes, Cut, Wrought and Horse Shoe Nails Cut
and wrought Spikes, &C, Sc, making in the aEgre-
gate upwards Of two million GO O,OOO POUNDS OF
Old Iron.
Terms Cssh in Government Funds. AHbersI de-
post will be required from purchasers.
W. WAINWRIGHT,
marsh2S-td
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~ mg Los will take place, IN pursuance Of 9 de-
cree Of the ChanceFy Court on WEDNESDAY,
April Isih, 1896, st II o'clock, am on the premi-
SEES. commencing on the coraer Of Castleman street
and the lebanon Pike. These lots present rare sd.
vantages as Building Sites and for manufacturing
and other purposes. We have sold AZ private sales
@. a large advance on the pricss obtain d n public
sale n December last These lots front usoally 90
feet ea h, rum ne hack 80 feett to convenient ale Is.
Terms-L cssn, balance on acredit Of sx, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months, for notes kear-
sBg interest With satisfactory security, ETC. We be
peak 8 large attendance st his crest sale Of most
eligible and desirable city properly.
Omniboses and Collat on es usual.
NJ. B. HOWELL. G. 4 II.
T. ". BARSEs, Auctionetr.
J. L. 4 R ". BROWN, Aeentz,
march3l-20t $50 UnlosfstFest.
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Great ohancery Sale of City
Property.

Eleanor Nichol vs. VIM. Niehol and others.
DIV virtue Of a Decree Of the Chancsry Court al
I'D Nashville, IN alb We named eau Q, we will, on
tie premises, on THURSDAY, April I2th, ls6G, at
IL o'clock, an, sell at public sale about twenty.
seven lots. ffouting on Jefferson, High and Vine
Streets, aud running back TO tEenty feet slleys.
Many OF these lois are most eligible sites for store
houses and dwellings, and offer q rare opportunity
to secure a good business stand, 8 home or a good
Investment Of capital.
Terms-Z cash; balance g, II and IS months Gre
dit, with interest ftom date, with satisfactory secu.
Iity, and lien retained.
Umnibuses and collation. Tree as usual.
n. B. HOWELL. GAM.
J. R. W BRowS, Agents.
2 SIN addition 10 the above we viii sell about
twenty-five other lets belonging 70 Cantrel and
others. on Spruce, Jeffe Fson and McLemOIe.
sp3 It's il. AR W.. B., Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-03

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