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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
What the aPress. say Of Is.

GREAT 6IFr DIsTAIRUIIaS.-A rare opportunity
offered tor o tanning watches, chairs, damon
rinEs, silverware, etc by Messrs. ArrandaIe 4 Co
At No.a67 BrosdWSy. They have an immense $40
q ait cles, varying IN value, and all a.e offered :
one dollar each. The distribution is very fsirl
doue-you agree to take a certificate Of = certsin AZ
tcle, erciosedin 81 envelope, and not fequired 4
pay your dollar unless you are SATISFIED with the :,
| tCle, which will certainly be W nth more than tbs
amount, and m5 les cor SlO0. Az e1ceIlant mod
this OF investing = dollar. SUNDAY Thnes, ". T. CT
| F5bruaru 10, 1s65.
Messrs. AIrandsle a Co. have long been person
ally known TO rs. and we believe them 10 bs YER
worthy Of public countence.-N. Y. Scottish Am-r
JOar. Juns n, ls6i.
We have inspected, at the ONCE Of Arraudaie A
@ 5 Agency Gr Europesn Manu- ,cturng Jewel
lsTs, = large assortment Of lash. enable and yaushl,
leEelTy Of he newest patterns. We also nohced
large qusnniy Of silver Plsie, fnd understand TIA
the whole a these newly imported art cles 4re to h
disposed OF on a novel principle, giving great I'D
ysntag 3 to bayers, and ST riding extensive EN-
ploymeufto agents We know the frmip Question
- he very re peotsb'e ant thoroughly worthy o
M Nc conhd snce, aud our frends tO
iesd her advertisement ". J. Albjoa, Sepfel-
bc~ 5. lisa.
BY Messrs. Ausndsle 6 Co.'S arrangement ths
sdvautages must Be 90 the side Of the customer,
Tor ne hss eEerythiug to Esiu snd nothing comper.
auEey 70 lose. He Knows whsr be will get for BIZ
dolRE beforehand, and he need lot send " II he IS
not satisfied ". y Weekly NerS, Aug. 6, rs
hAfIoYNENT FOR LAtIEa-Ths most eligible sud
profitable emplc yment We have heETd OF for lad es
: the "a 3 Of certihcNesior The Crest 6ft Liszibu.
ton Of ArrEndsle 9 co A isdy Of our pcou infauce
has been ysy successful IA this way, nos only IN
hllog her eva purse. but also IA doing a gooI turn
70 those % whom she sold the Certificates, IS will
Dc seen hy cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
esn a 20 b has eng 'ged.-N J. Sunday ksrorg,
AuTsE "a, isA.
In onr column. TIE rsier iii md an advertise.
meet e ArEsnjse q Co.'S GIN Distnbausu Of
Watches lesCly sud EiverWsre- In payment ci
that advert cement Ee received several sets Of the
leweiry advertised, and we are Esrraufea IN saying
inst boih IN hnlsh ami qualify, they eIceeded our
eNpecstonA They mrued out g be lust Whist
thew had heea repfc enied.-T,as Deggocrat, Esr.
tl scR,l AsQ. II, ie6L.
AGkNlr- We want sgenss Z evsry regiment
aod n every town aud county in the country, sud
those acting as sueh Will be allowed 70 cents on
every Cert hcate ordered by tntm, provided their
remrtauca amounts 20 one dollar Agents will col
lrcttS c~nts tar every CerlGcsse. ard remit Is
cents C Ne, either N "a h or posiass stamps.
ARRANDALE a co..
LEI BrosdEsy, New York.
Hahn- III 49, -Ha
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The Radicals Being Helped by the
southern People.

WASHINGTON, Jan q.
The Radicals in Congress are being
heavily reinforced in their efforts to
postpone the work of harmonious re-
union by the Southern people, whose
conduct IS continually making converts
against their cause. Scarcely q day
passes, but Mr.. Sumner and mis- col
leagues in the work of disunion are in
4 formed on authority that can not be
eontroverted, of some act Of spiteful
malignity, exhibiting the tone and
temper of the Southern people in such
8 light as to make the most conserva-
tive man in the North who has the
good of his country really al heart,
pause 70 inquire whether it is safe to
remove the military grp, which alone
seems to restrain the violence of the
recently ~sdbiugated rebels Generally
these demonstrations of hostility TO
the Government take the form Of petty
vengeance wreaked on helpless negroes.
The man who, in travelling the South.
will not curse the "d-d ~niggers" at
every step is 500 suspected OF being a
Yankee, aud this suspicion Is always
accompanied BY insult
Tf the people Of the South think the
loyal men Of the North will quietly
submit 20 sea a race to whom the Ma.
ton owes protection, and whose very
helplessness would commend it to
kind consideration any where but
among the exploded chiyalry Of the
South, over ridden and oppressed BY
the men who only desisted from the
work Of rebellion when they were
overcome by the superior proves OF
the Union army, they sre very much
mistaken. Before the Government can
afford 10 be generous to its enemies, it
must certainly be Just 10 its friends; and
that man IL a fool who does not recog-
nige and acknowledge the superior
claims Of the recently e~mancipated
blacks Of the South, over their late
masters, TO the sympathy and protec-
1on of the Nation. The lesson Of this
is, shat the bogus ohiTsiry had better
seek more honorable employment than
that Of m~altreating negroes Itistrue,
they have aus TO feel a little sore
against the darkeys, because many a
gallant Southerner was brought TO an
untimely end, in the late war, by q
bullet from > musket in negro hands.
Still the dHrkeys could not help it
They only obeyed oriers-Cr. Cs-iH-
a1l Commercial.
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Special 10 The NeB YORK News.
WAsa1NGToN, Jan. 2S.-At the Cabi-
net meeting on Friday, Mexican affairs
were discussed at some length. There
seems to be no doubt that the French
Government has made through Mr.,
Bigelow the proposal relative to the
evacuation of Mexico by the French
troops alluded to in my dispatch of
January 25. This proposal, it is said,
was discussed on Friday. 1t is said
that before Secretary Seward left for
Vera Cruz he knew or copiectured that
such a proposal would be made, and
urged the President L accede to such a
proposition, If it should be made. The
President, it is believed, is in favor OF
q settlement of the Mexican question
upon this basis for two reasons;
First, because Nj. Bigelow's dis.
patches have convinced hun that the
French troops will remain in Mexico
and will be largely reinforced, unless
Napoleon is assured of our neutrality;
and second, because he is convinced
that Macmillan cannot maintain him
self upon the throne for six months
after the French troops are withdrawn
The President, therefore, 1t is said, is
not only in favor of giving to Napoleon
the assurance of our neutrality, but
also wishes Gen. Sherman to supersede
Gen Sheridan in command on the Rio
Grande, in order to repress all attempts
at hllibusterihg
IL is reported that the Secretary of
War vehemently. opposed all parts Of
this programme, bus that the President
announced his determination to carry
il out
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Same Time and Place

z Locomotive Ensines. unseTyceahle.
Boilers and Running Gears for two 81 Dumuy
Engines, unseryIcsble.
() Five span. $50 feet zach. McCLlum Truss
Bridge. "a y spans Hndgs, 60 tsef each
Q3sl 0ns huedfedtHd thiry-three perch list and
n class Cut Stone comprising foundation Of Round
House.
Will slsO he sold, on sh0E. mentioned date. Al
Memphas and Nashville, the balance Of Military
Railroad Property remaining undisposed Ct at that
4 ne
Sales will 81 each place Al 10 O'Clock.
q m. and continue until all the property IL dispos-
ed Of
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Wood

Will expose or ale at Public Auction On FRI.
DAY. the 9Th day Of February, lsCl, on he
Pubic square Nashville, Tenn, the following GOV
eminent Wood, VIZ:
xsO6% Cords Of Wood. situate at TIE Ban Ward. :
nj 9, from Nashville, Tenn uesr tie Chistas piEs.
slots Colds 81 u ga the D0ugizsz Ygrd 81
mlles non Nashville, near The Hyie- Fauv piEs-
as Cords, situate al Hancock & Eelis Yard. 7
ale rom Nashville, near the HFces' Ferry pike.
zool19 Cords, slU de AZ the StesTus' Yard. seven
miles nom Nashville, nesr Checked pika.
Sf2A4 Cords, situate AZ tbs 1fnbus YrrB- 10 milcs
Cavalry Depot
Wood TO Be sold in qusnutes 10 suit purchasers.
sale 70 commence at 10 oicHock, an
Terms Cash N 6overumeut Funds.
ANY further Information Wlth regard 90 The loca-
ton and qusity q tie Wood can Be procured ~
the ofh'e Of A ". Wis BTt Ma. AM A. Y ~,
No. % South Cherry street
By order Of Capt A. K. Edty Chiei z. N. Dept.
Of Tennessee.
A. ". WILL7,
jsu20-td Bt Ma andA- Q. NJ
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The Cincinnati Gazette has s cores
pondent in this place who writes over
the signature Of Justice" He owns
to a desire 10 see Tennessee restored
n her normal relations in the good old
Union, and processes high regard for
the masses of the people yet he cob
le.ts isolated instances OF law breakin &
and So rroups them as TO have injuri-
o,,s eject abroad upon the character
and interests Of the State. Amongst
others he makes the following state
ment
. weeks since Mr.. r. G. Mayfeld,
1910 of Or. May6eld Of this city, an
serne.t and consistent Union man, rented
~. ten s,tnated ina the 9Th district Of tins
-,,rtv. about twelve miles irom the city, &c
fhrirv and respectable colored man
named Cievburne Wilson aud wilson PAID
him 10 advance for The farm sz"o eash
mi .n she 4th alt as NlEen was about
.,,,D she farm, the dwelling house
=. - IN IRE aud burned. No one ap-
- e., Rrnu who did u, bat the citizens
m sev that " no id niger shall rent q
forn and satt = among them aud nothing
- teen done by the civil authorities q
..euret 10 Mr.. Nayaeld OF 20 Clcyhurne VII
son thoir nRhts.
WHAT would Justice have the an
thorities do in = case Of this character.
Il does not appear that Mr.. Mayheld
or apy one else, knows who committed
the arson. Whose duty is it 10 hum
up the perpetrators of the villainy3 L
Mr.. MAyfeld had offered a reward
for them, aud got . clue by which
they might have been spprehsnded, w
venture to say neither sheriff Hinton
nor any OF his deputies, nor the con
tsable Of the district would have beer
slow 70 bring them 10 justice Mr.
May6eld can assert hiss rights, th'
ugh,s OF hs tenant, against the decla
mtious OF al the citizens OF The 6.l
district. if he chooses 70 DO so. Officer
Of the law 90 not take up any man.
business on their own responsibility
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SunnYside Concert Hall,

seLLL o. PslcEs -0vhesta Chars s. ets. Dr..
stS.e = ets Selored GALLERY Is ets; Gallery Is cs-.
- .-..- ~. -. 1.
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Nc,,a resnomv.

The following is the law which was
recently enacted by the Legislature Of
Tennessee:
AN ACT to do justice aud render persons OF
African aud Indian descent comPeteni
" mcsscs Ia the courts % Interstate.
Be g Cacssai b Hr Gcrcrai AsSc~bg o.
a. Sraf ~ ftsncsscf. That persons on Arr
can and Irdian descent are hereby declared
10 be- ccmpc.cnt wltucs e. iu ell the courts
OF this state. n AZ ful q manner rs such
Per ons are hy an Actor Congress competent
witnesses IN all the caurts 81 the Unit d
States. and sli laNs sud paris oi laws ot the
State excluding such persons lrom rumpe-
/ nrv are hereby reptaled
p-orifei. however. that thisHct shall not
b. 30 construed a. 30 give co.ored person.
the right O. vote. hold oGcs or st on Jurlci
IL this State. and that this provision Is IN
sorted BY virtue 81 Jhc provision VI the stl
section of the Amended Constitution, rutl'
Esd February 81, 1855.
Passed I~snuary p n, 1850.
vs. HFISKCtt,
Speaker House ~ Representative.
JesuuA 2 FEirEsos,
Speskcref The Senate.
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wal our contemporary Of the Frank.
fort Commonwealth give US the names
fan the Union members Of the Ken.
lucky Legislature who have been ex.
pelled9
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Bob roombs Is = sharp fellow. Hs
not only eluded the pursuit Of our de
tectiyes. but managed 70 ship enough
Of his cotton 10 keep himself in friends
whilst abroad. SO he writes from la.
vsna lie viii not therefore take 20.
sition as yet IN a Cuba p~lAutAdOn as
oyersfar
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GOVERNMENT SALES GOVERNMENT SALES
AUOrIoN SALE OF
Government Wood

I WILL Expose for ssle at Public Auction on
Il WEDNESDAY, the 7th day o. February, lS66,
on the Public square, Nashville, Tena. the follow.
ing Government Wood, VIZ;
SOS Cords Of Wood, situate on tie line OF TIE
Edgeheld and Kentucky Rsilroad.
40 Cords, 81 uste az Hibbard's Yard, on month
bank Cumberland River, p miles above Nashville
so Cords, situste at McKnney's Yard. Ga north
bsuk Of Cumberland River, % miles shove Nash
vile.
s5% Cords, situate az Reeds Yard on north bank
OF Cumberland River, p mi e. above Nashville
10 Cords, situste 81 Iaylor's lard. ho.I, On the
south bank Of Cunoerland Kyer, 40 miles above
Nashville
81 Cords, situate At Taylors Yard, No. 2, on the
Forth hank OF cumberland River, 80 miles atove
Nashville, Tenn.
Sale TO st 10 o'clock. an. Wood 10
te sold IN quaint ties 70 suit purchasers.
Terms Cash IN Government Fucds.
Any further Informstion With regard to the IOcs-
toa ana quality Of this Wood ean Be procured st
the odies Of A w. Wills. BIT. Mag. snd A. 1. NJ,
No. 46 South Cherry Street.
BY order OF R Eddy, us. A, chef Quarter
msster Dept Of Tennessee.
A W Wills.
sns0-td Byt MAJOR aad A. Q NJ
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The cholera has sbAted somewhat in
the principal towns Of GnadalouPe, but
retains lal force IN the interios, and
there hsd been no diminution ofdesths
which number in Gl ll,290
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Terms of Sale.

Cash, in Govenment nnds; Or. when purchased
BY Railroad Compsnles, on credit u des Fed) Il not
exceeding tao year,, payable IN monthly install
ments v IN interest," at he. rste or 7 5 10 per cent.
per annum, secured y eondl satisfactory to the
Government. for double tho amount 81 The proper
ty purchased
Full descriptions ef the Engines csn be obtained
on application TO Capt. :. r. Hamil, A Q NJ Nash
vi 2, Tenn. F. J. CHILLY
jsn10 to iebIs Byr Mai RAG. NJ, U-sA.
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pe.,mc,,on Of Caracas

A single line in the dispatches from
the Southwest announces the destruc.
ton, by earthquake OF Caracas, the
capitol OF Venezuela The place was
almost swallowed up by a similsr con
vulsion OF nature in 1912. when 1900
persons persisted We have no de-
tails Of this second visitation, but as
the population was estimated 81 81. 0o0,
the mortality mSst have been enor-
nous unless the inhabitants hsd warn
ing and made ibeir escape,
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It is stated that the Texas State Con.
ventiOn will meet u the 9Th inst The
election Of members took place on the
Sth ult
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General sheridan, under orders from
Washington, is refusing 70 permit emf
grants K embark 81 New Orleans for
Mexico There j. no embargo bow
ever, on Fezsels
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AT SANS
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB, I4rH.
WILL be sold q stock ofnsE Blank Books. sta.
W tcnery. hEappipg Paper. aad s,01Osts1daru
Medical Books, CONSISTING IN psrt Of
I40 copies Gfay's Ana omT.
90 do -Dunglison's Msdinal Dictionary.
20 40 Fraoues Medicine, Woods, Sen.
nets, Watson's, a.,
80 do Daion's Physiology,
90 90 NrchOW's Pathology
$50 DO Surgery Gross, EuchsGn. Fsrau-
@ son, &c,
800 do Us Uispsnssfoy,
" DC Bsekss Jun-prudence.
% 10 Parrish e pharmacy.
80 do" Therapeutics, WOOD, AMI suIle.
~ do Minor Surgery,
56 90 Surgical Anst0ny,
20 do Chemi try, FoEnes.
~ do Webster . Dictionary. &c ke
So Blank Books 4 ouires Cap, j found.
800 90 do small, ITO, lE7 q d
s5 do do hue, whole bound.
90 keans Writing Paper, cap, letteraud note.
20 do Wrapping Pspsr. assorted.
100 Irkstsnds, various patterns.
10000 Envelopes, assorted,
5000 Blank Books. miscellaneous.
500 Portfolios,
Pencils, Pens, Ink, &c. &C.
eS-SOme OF the Medical Books are eerond-hqnd
and will be sold separately.
Tbs Books and instruments can be ia spe,tad the
dsY before the sale
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and B L Colonel U. 5. Vols,
Jsnzi-zh Medicsi Purveyor o.. ;. A..
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A Washington dispatch estimates
that il General Grant is made a full
General, sherman aud sheridan WILDE
advanced 20 The grade Of Lieutenant
General, spd Farrsgut TO be & fan Adj
mirsl
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ARRAnDALK 9 CO., Mapufaeturera, a

AhhAsDALk d CO., Manufacturers Agents
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all Of the above list Of goods VIII b
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great stsguston OF tad
in the manufacturing districts Of England, through
he war having cut of the supply Ufcciton, s larcl
quantity Of Valuable J~eweary, originally ~intsnde,
ior the English Market has been sent Of for sal
10 this county, dHdmist Be sod al am qcriHcsi In
der these circumstances, ARRANDALE a 90, set
ing as agents for the principal European Manufac
tprers, have resolved upon a great OF Apporicn
aent to be d.Vide &C oording TO the following regu
lations;
Certificates Of the various articles are put into en-
velopes IT iscrminRtely, scaled up, and when or
dereds are taken out without regard to choice, an,
sent b. mai, thus showing no iavoritIsm On re
receiptof the certificate, yeu viii see what you SRI
"a hsTe, and then II Is a. your option 70 tend ID,
dollar snd take the article or not. Purchasers MAJ
thus o5taln = Gold Wstch, Diamond Ring, or All
set OF JeSelry on our list for One Dollar.
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Logs, Planks, Boards and Veneers,
MAJORS OFFICE.

EAsHynEK, TESS Dec 81, ISIS.
DROPERTf oErer on Church Street 90 LzDe
street. tetEeen Sum1e and Colisges sud on
cherry stresf. hetweea Cnunh and Cedar, sre here
bT noilfed 70 confrzsf stone curhIng aBdstone and
brick pavement oh reFsr u is r~equired, accordi1E
% he specidcs8oas aad grades Ench vii y fcr-
aisned b. he CtY R1g1eer- II sad Hork 3 rot
coGmeuced Witdin ten days from tbs aate. snd
pushed fspidly 70 compiston, he couuactor Tor
the siress work Ni1 Be notdec 10 consruct sd
eDrhinE, as sxpanss Of which VA be charged %
v. gGrr. sRosN, Maya.
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LARGE SALE or
Government Property.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER'soFFio I
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. ], lsc6. !
WILL offer for sale, commencing on The l6ta
dap Of February 1884 At the Us Franklin
SHOPS N the CITY Of hSshT1iisS Tenn, s large
smo1ut Of Government Properly, consisting in pant
ss aol1Es:z -
Means of Transportation.
7sz Army Wagons.
lp Tlsnsfer Wagons,
- Ambuisnces, o.
- TsC-Horse Wagons,
~ Carts,
q Draws.
"a SETS Wheel Horse Harness,
l25s Wheel Mule
22l Cart Harness.
Fifth, Bearing, Brsat and Spresdsr Chains, Jockey
Sticks, Dou6e snd eingle Trees, LEAD and Check
Lanes Collars, Brides, Wagon AID Riding Saddles.
Iools Of AL kinds. including Bl.eksmiths, Car
penters, W~heelErghis. Hs ness Maker, MAchiH-
lats, Toners and Farriers Tools.
miscellaneous Articles.
55Ssi L6A Wrought Scrap Iron,
70o,Oo Feet Lumber, assorted,
steam Engine 2o-Horss power,
Ab-5o - power
a. right l0-horse power,
? Hay Scales FAirhanks0 5 ton.
Also Desks, Tables, Chairs, Benche1 Lanterns,
Brooms, Pauiins. Rope. &c &c.
This sale comprises articles Of almost every kind
knSEa in the Qusrtermssters Department, and
WI BE- one ol the largest sales that has ever taken
PLACE 81 this Depot.
ssle TO at 10 O'Clock, am on Feb.
18th, and continue daily until the property Is all
dispofed or
Terms essh-Govemnsnf funds.
By order o.
a. R EDDY. UsA. ohiefQ NJ D Of Tenn.
A ". L
feh2td Bvt MAJ &AQM
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GOVERNMENT A L
Large Sale OF Fine Surgical Instru-
nanea

6aA AA1NA u
mentS.
WILL be sold at Auction, At the Medical Pur-
W Veyors Wa'ehouss. Pubic SQUARE. Nasb-
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, February Is, 1895,
80 General Operating Csws,
70 Minor 90 do.
rs hXsecdng and TrephiniuR Cases.
IS Post M0rtem Gases, large,
leo Dlssecting Cases,
200 Pocket Cases, two folds.
$50 do do three foiIs.
100 81 mach Pumps, part hlte-kev valve.
$50 Teeth EXuactng Instruments
coo D4Vidson's self-inIectug 5JHnres,
100 SeRideators,
1900 CupD.ug Glasses and TINS,
SO 1r1sses, single snd double,
1,40O Scissors,
oiSO Iournlquetsi q ! patterns. G ~
lS1J Hsrd knover Syrngss, assorted siEes
$40 Beta Sphnts, all sizes,
stethoseQPss. Tor que psprsssors, SgriuSes nv
pod'rmle, &c ,Obsteuiea Cases, Spsculums. Ian
Gets 6c., &c., a..
SSA portion Of The foregoing articles are Sc
eond han , and viii be sold separately. The BAL
ance ~ entirely nss. The general operating cases
contain Instruments for amputsrons, txsechous.
minor operations. and sets Of Cafheters and
Sounds. ~
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Send % Cents for CertI0cate.

In al transactions by mail, we shall charge fol
forwarding the Csrtincstes, paying postage spd
dong the business, rs cents each, which must =,
enclosed When the Certf ATT Is sent for. Five Ger
uneatss viii be sent for 81, eleven for 81, thirty f0
20 sixty-nYe Tor $40; one hundred for els.
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church ST., between Summer and Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,

Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virgins
TobaccO
sOto KIiNE a sHERMANs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
Cote KLlNE & sHEEMAN-s.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS.
For sale by KLINE 8 SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
At KLINE 4 sHERMAN-s.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomsde
and Hair Oil,
At KLINE a sHERsIAEs.
Try CBEYALIER'S Life for the Hair
For sals only al KLINE 4 sHERMAa's
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flavoring Extracts,
AZ KLINE 3 sHERMAN-s
Lsrd OIL, NO. ~ Ccd OIL, treble DISTILLED
Gator OIL, ANN cold Press'dl Lnseed oil.
Castor OIL, (East fTdia Spirits Turpautue
Pure White Lesd,
For sale at kline & s~HERNANs,
-
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine Sponges,
Al KLINE . sHERMAN's.
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE & sHERMAN's.
o
All the above for sale at
KLINE 4 sHERMAN's,
Masonic Building. Church Street.
nove-sm NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Extensive Sale
ROLLING sTGcEI

MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE TENNESSEE 7
CHTEF QukuraRNAsTER's OFFICE,
80 Ee US. MuErkEr RAILROADS, I
Nashville, Tenn. Jan slh, lss6
WILL be sold At Public Aucd6n, at Memoh 8
w Tennessee. Wednesday. February Ttn, 1866,
The following described Rolling stock, viz
81 -Four Locomotive Engines i've feet gauge,
three old and dismanted, one rep irableJ
uG S xteen Box and pl nine Flat Csrs-mors OF
less-hYe ieet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
% One Locomotive EnEins. Eve feet gauge. lying
in the ditch on the line Of the n ssizsippi Central
Railroad. twelve miles North Of Grand junction.