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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-27
SPLENnID FARM

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A DESIRA-
II bic Farm of Four Hundred and Seven acres.
four miles from the city, on the north side of the
river. well Watered, and about one hundred acres
timbered, good dwelling. five rooms, barn, sta
bles, orchard, etc. For sale on liberal terms or
exchange for CITY PROPERTY. Also, BANDU-
STA. the residence Of the late Prof. Cross, dwell
ling, with SIX acres, one and half miles out on
the Gallatin Pike. Apply Immediately to
J. L. i X. W. BROWN, Agents,
dec2I-lW $50 Union st.
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MASONIC NOTICE

AT A STATED MEETING OF a
"A Edgefeld Lodge No. 254, F.
NJ, held Thursday evening, December XIX
10th, SAMUEL FOSTER, member of thisT y
Lodge, was expelled from the Fraternity for
gross immoral and unmasonic conduct
Published by order of the Lodge
GEO. W. JENKINS, w. NJ
ABRAM JOSEPH, Sec'y. Idec27
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FOR RENT

A HOUSE ON NORTH CHERRY STREET.
n opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms. we'll adapted and intended for
boarding house. Apply to
F. R. CHEATHAM,
dec27-tf No. q North Cherry street
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WANTED.

z OOO POUNDS OF TOBOCCO.-WF
OsOOO will pay the best market price for
Tobacco, in good prizing erder, at No. 100 South
Market street, Nashville,
dec27-tf LESTER & co.
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Christmas I'm Louisville, Etc.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 26.-Christmas passed
of quite boisterously. Incessant din of
fire crackers and Gre arms, throughout the
day Services in several churches. Pari-
pas concert was well attended on Christmas
eve.
A posse took a negro named Richards,
from Lebanon Jail who shot an officer
while arresting him for the murder of
another Eegro and hung him on a tree.
Conrad Schmidt was run over by the
street cars and killed yesterday.
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE HOUSE ON THE CORNER OF
i the Public Square and Cedar street.
Also, a DWELLING, in a central location, at
$500. Apply to A. NELSON q co,
dec2l-3t Agents.
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ERR RENyN

VNHE BUILDING KNOWN As THE
i Brewery, in North Nashville on Jefferson
street, with large lot a8d stables
JAMES WHITW0RTII Or.
L. r. CHEATHAM
dec21-tf No. 81 North Cherry street
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERM AsrEB.
NAaurfIrE TnNN nac y Ia-aE

OFF1CE ASSISTANT QUARTERM AsrEB. !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. p. 1855. )
SEALED PROPOSAL WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this office until 10 o'clock N. Of January
ID, 1867. for supplying this Post with
Seven thousand eight hundred G SOD bushels
OF Corn, (56 pounds shellcd or % pounds ear per
bushel)
Three hundred 500 tons Of Hay. (2.2i0 pounds
per toni
Bids may be made for the Hay, loose or baled.
Bids for Corn will state whether shelied or in
tae ear. Also. if sacks shall be furnished by the
6oyernment OF contractor.
zach bid must be accompanied By the names
OF tive responsible parties. that the bidder will
execute the contr9ct, If awarded to him.
Bids will be received for the whole OF a part
Of the above amount.
The delivery Of the Forage to commence i'm
mediately upon the letting of the contract. aud
the contract 20 be filed within thirty (S0) days
from The letting If same.
S.urity to tle amOnt Of One-third Of the
above contrast wdi be required for itS fulfill
ment
The Government reserves the right to reject
any OF all bids.
By order Of Brig. Gen. THos- SwoRDs. Asst
Quartermaster General.
f. b. KIRK,
decz5-Uan2 Captain and A. 2. NJ.
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| A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
- Rsfurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in q Druggists
Stock
We have in store an extensive stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs Medicines, Dye
stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar sstab-
lishment in the country.
The great variety of European and Ams-
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps. Toilet
Powders, Pomadss, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudray Societe Hygieniqus.
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers will BE-
found most complete, and for beauty, els-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics. Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puff and Boxes.
Mirrors, and other articles of that class
being Of the latest styles and of the most
recent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house in the South
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation of Pure and Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed to 60 out OF the
establishments
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy snuffs, and every article In
that line. constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
of
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A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
"A ling. containing Is rooms. with servants
rooms crib. stables. carriage house. smoke
house. etc, etc, ~ miles from the city limitl.
on the Lebanon Turnpike road. with 70 OF g
acres Of choice land. with several springs 81
excellent water, aud q god veil IN the yaEd
This Is one Of the most beautifni and healthy
locations ia The vicinity Of Nashville ADJOINING
and east Of W. g. NJ Campbell Apply 10
W. g. ~, CAMPBELL or
deels2W' W. G. G0ODLETT.
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros, on Rollins Mn Hill, Tor sale at
redgosd prices. Office. No. a. Church street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Alexander Rives have prepared bill for
the reorganization Of Virginia, upon the
North Carolina plan.
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"A rooms. etc. with good garden. etc. on Rus
sell street, Edgefeld. Also nice double and
single office, adjoining ours. ST. Union street.
The elegant residence Of the late Dr.. J. NJ.
atsOn. with eleven acres Of land. on MeLe-
more street, will be for rent If not sold in few
days J. /. & r. W. BROWN. AGENTS
dec23-lw Ss1z Unian street.
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Fishing Tackle,


onsisting Of Hooks from the most csls-
brated manufactures Of Limerick. Ireland,
and Silk, Grass, Japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines. Also, Reels Bamboo and japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in a frst-class establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received.
~ Prescriptions compounded With &C.
curaoy by competent and experienced Phar-
maeisis and Physicians and others can
depend ON the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders. all goods being war
ranted as represented.
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=" CHRISTMAS GIFTS .

A LARGE STOCK OF ARTICLES sUITA
"a bic for Presents. e prices 70 suit the times
Also Fire Crackers. Forped0es. Pin Whsef5
ETC., wholesale or retail
n. ]. PAREEs 4 co.
deels-lE Corner Church and summsr,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STORE tn RENT

NN CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE ST.,
" Cloud. now occupied by Mr.. GoLLADAY, as
Boot and Shoe Store. Possession given first of
January. 1867. Apply TO
WIN. SIMMONS,
dee25-lW Church ST., opposite McLemore.
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HOMEOPATHIC.

nR. II. SHEFFIELD HAS REMOVED TO
II Me- ISs Broad street. between High
and Vine. dee2i -2wf
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Denih of Gen. Curtls. Efc.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Major General Cur
tbs died of appolexy at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, to-day.
The Democrats st. Joseph special sayE
parties from the Plains bring rumors of the
massacre of a squad of soldiers in the
vicinity of Fort Phil Kearney. They also
state that the recent cold weather caused
much suffering, and considerable loss Of
stock on the Plains
The Jefferson City special says the Secre-
tary of State had just finished counting the
vote of the late election. The vote for Su-
perintedant of the Public Schools, stands as
follows: Parker, Radical, 6l,8l7, Will
liams, Conservative, Al ,49S. Parker's ma
iority 20,S59. Geo. Anderson receives the
certificate of election to the 9th Congress
sional District, instead of Col. Switzer, the
Secretary having thrown out the vote of
Galloway county on the certificate of Super
visor of Regislssration. To effect that the reg
istration law was not and could not be car
ried out in that county. ThOs. E. Norvell,
Conservative, from the third district re-
ceives certificate of election. The num-
Der of the delegation TO the 40th Congress
now stands eight Radicals and one Conser-
vative.
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For Rent.

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BUILDING
"A for rent for 1857. Newly painted and in
thorough repair. Situated on College, between
Church and Broad. Apply 70
J. ID. FOGG. or
q. NJ. F0GG, Jr,
dec2-2w No 4S North Cherry
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To be Tested.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The sonstitu-
tionality Of the civil rights bill law will
soon be tested in case before the Supreme
Court, which has been made up for March
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Arrested for FOrgery-HOnOrRbIe L. A.
TrumbuII - Receipts for Customs.

Arrested Tor fOFEery-H0nOTRbie L. A.
TFuuEbuII - Receipts for Customs.
Etc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Jas. G. Smith.
of Battle Greek, Michigan, and j s. Tobias,
of Bradford, New York, have been arrested
for forging bounty and pension claims.
The former will be tried at Detroit and the
latter at Albany. Tobias has confessed his
guilt.
The receipts from internal revenue on
Monday we're S922, 000, and to-day Ss74, 900
Many removals of inspectors Of distil-
leries have been made, and more are to
follow. A determined effort will be made
10 secure the benefits of the Law to the
treasury. Not more than fourth Of the
dnes 10 the government from this source
haze been paid
The Treasurer to-day holds gold to the
amount of SOS, 5S7 600 So.
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CUMRERLAND COAL.

The Cheapest and the Best
I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR YOUR
j Winters supply az the Once Of ARRIN0T0s
will sec them promptly filed then ordered
IL. +. WATSON, Agent
deef2-1m for ~. q. L0a4E
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Engine and Boiler for Sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
~ Tubular Boiler for sale. at moderate price;
both in frst-rate order. They are Of sufficient
power 20 drive a mill. Can be seen. and terms
learned, on application at this Office decS-6
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MAINE ITEMS.


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Agricultural Works. which ar Operated ~
i.athcr Whitman. employ. - kands. an
'urns cut every year 10 o. 30 NLitman's
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cuiiural impiculcnts-as piows. CIDER u.ili..
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hrran o~ns 80 Coz sores 81 land on the
Kcnnebec river. and ~in ru, - 80 60
feet 81 lors this uinirr. They employ $50
men. 2io oxen and - hofsss.
Tie Belfast Josruai avs On Wc,irs.isv
lasi deer vas Killed IN che frii belonging.
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ale Belfast Post ofioc.
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To-itr Mechanirs' Hal in thai rrsv. c,.,e
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nighi. ~ 'h- lighting of gas that ha,I e.
oapcd from i'aky rire
The Lewiston Journal .a,. MI "
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lie cmpiose I. ere about a. hana.s and
term cut ahout f0o. 600 hobbins ana from
10000 Co 10000 spools rer moath. at
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smith ttaf 10 BE-. made saic ~ thc establish
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DisNoSr~ ~ BEsxIt. We have been
rraiitri by a sisit from n. NJ. Lane. E.p
81 agent ior Ayef's Pills. Sarsapari.l, AMI
'heHy fecioul. in South Ameri.a. Who
has Iast VISITED ihe mines uith has metiein.
-. ant d,s-riles ftc process q taking gem.
iroa the earih- a driver pisccs his gang Of
slave iu rnua hoie. wh-rc th.. gen. ar,
i1und. ART paus oui 10 Earth in the wafer
hsc gold ~sshers. The nerrues Az nakcsl.
O. prevent their sccrating thc diamouis in
ihrir clothes Aver. nl~dicines arr The IA.
ismans f1r their iisrascs. anI q va not
d'ihcah o. eNchangr. ~iih The nsgrocs.
Ayers Pill in sbout even vcigit. ior Or.
rough stones in wLirh tbe brlGanfs ae
Loilrn. Boston Leader.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

TuF Ris1E~iDE Eouo. A Home wcek.
D. Tie paper Which %. airrady been
roiie,l In our roiun.ns sU commence it.
rrHi voiaae STA che Dew year. I; g. tho
ere ofihe Portland Iransr5ipi and present,
a nraf aud attractive Hppea-anoe. Five o.
o. pages siil o. made ~ % cLoicc miscci-
lineous rrai,n- and ncrs. and tuo pages
devote O. temperance We rh-rriauy rc-
comment Be- to al icsring a journal not
of'y oi lo,ai and prsscnt interest L1t o,
Trruarrnf ,a,-r. either ior thrm-risrs ~
thrir ami.ies Terms. 500 year.
rall-h.l O.. Portland AMI Ilck.port rriat-
Cd ara raiirt iu Par-ii-I
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~. THURsToN Il CO.. PubIi,her
VINEIAND-

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i.np@uT .lnrnfs. fae isni - ouiy -oil D. aca-
-eftsr- 18Th pfostsiaa o. puoic sforsnsent. The
ptsce. ou arcauat 90 80 great l-safy. 49, sci 80
athrf "a lsuiag~s, hss i~cuur - Fssorf sfpssTis
~ fasfs. D. hts iurr~a--d 6,~ thsu.an9 people
wrihtu fhe ps-t fhree years. Churches. Sfor-s.
>rato-, Acaleutr- = crrfirs q arf col irsrning
tli Other ciruleas q reta~alsut sni caiiare have
tu-r1 lnfrofurri Nrnireafs 81 D. ole ar@ rssu-
stsniy -efilaz. iis.,ife.l. oi aes h,.u--- sr- D.
fng causfrrcfcd irfre o. isrn isnd. fasnfV scre
80 anf uusard@. ~ rrr acre. itFe sui tea
sore aad Nsiaee 49, 90 ssie
fruifs sni Nesefsi..rs flfen epliier in fhts fi--
fricf fhan in AIS oftrr t-silff uorfh 81 Noiicfk .
". isupros~d pieces 81 80.
tpru.u-s far ai kirts 70 tusi.sss-. Luull-rr
\ ards. NJ t1rl-rfar o.. Fa1fafr,ss store slf b.
lke, anf steam Fasstr. stfh raal.a. csu b. resf.i
go fsr-ans sto tf.fre lniai sister. e. hsa.lb-
~ riirsfe. sai -sai -s.l. in rouaifs tear,ii
ts.ir farie.-i. ft.s''aiing ~ fraii- sai poss~s-
80 si efher -.rll pfirilegrs ia tLe heart "a cis
iaEffiau. r o. sprfhy I'll Et-it.
i-ef'er- an-er 81. and fhe Nia~isnd Earsl.
rar~r r.sir- inI ilisrlrsff.ln. 80 r1nfsining
lnits fl -alsn HaIlnsaH. -rr' fr sunIirfnt-.
Adlrrss CfiAS- ~. lands. Nrueiand 4. %. .
ialatfs Te-ashlp. Nee lerse
ffsr Esrerf ~ Seie- Rstfassa. Asr cuifs,rsI
tlfe sffe Ir.taue- '' n rs 80 offts rr1sf 80
ffasrs rsrs frar,s e. rfutssf Iced rsstfis- sd
f-rfr,l raalias - psasaaf farlsr ftaf 80 E.ss
y fsis s,df n a. Wsasrs Praviss."
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

livery lorm Of coiofei goods psr...r,
ciehn.si H.ih the iea., rc-sibl. at,,,...-.
% thsr freshness q color By tbe sse ~ ,..
steam kehnci soap. Their supenorr,
over ordinary kinls % soip ia this rsrs-l
o. reuarksble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

irfTuo. n =. Dee. DO. A verv
l'as snpE storm htt rretni.rI I..rr .rr.r
c.rcS this m.rtlur Ihe srsunI -
20 covered fo fhc drrib ~ i- ~ l1 fn.hrs
rii snrFi1r al hl.uirr bad
..' 90 tae lake Shore ~ rrsnI
fens lt D. have gore ur.t ta.dar. Ih-
T. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

The >u's-erief hereby -ives ps,l.iic nasi ice fh
D. has tern drly arpofnfer ~ N Huaorati-
1u'-e 81 froi.a'e, Sc IN C.ssnts ~ Oxlord. aid
a-sulift ths frst n tslini-frafrrx q th~ Eth. a
GEORGE Y. BERRY. Lie n Porter.
10 sait Counfy drcra-e1. ~ gisfre isosd =. ne
10 dtrect-. ~hc therefore teuue.t. I'll re...,.
- 10 ere iaeiiel io The estate 81 I'D l~c~asea -
n'eAf tntnetIitfr pssrurufs end hose b. have
arV teinsasis thercon. g. exhs,if ne ssns~ g.
Hfpt J., l-oe LOkEND ,. BERRY.
T. 10 Wee. senate ART fto- 81 Hrurese.faffv~.
~ Nsrrr. in l.. i-Lsture asreulted o. Jsnusrv
1851
't'Ht undersiEneti rrsp~ctfuily Pa, thaf 90 aet
"a tnctrlnraftssn 80 = -tsl q NafiTatlou flss1n-
pass maY To- ctsHfed toer, 9Th ibe rxc Iusive
ft1ht ta 81 uav tgsfion n ~tcs rfv-r frYre Ear
Mihs on buzf1n, O. Nes Haup-hire ~tste ise
hs stesm Ia~sr. asa 90 roiisrrsrt surh e.nsi.
lstss. IONS sd shaw nlas D. nerc.-srv f,r
fhe pas r-n-e- ai sea asv i-sfasn afh e--h r@k-~
ftshts al PCS eEss. sud uaarr soeh rrttret,.s.
fs aal he areuet JOS snf rfap-r.
ISAAC M BRADBURY.
SAMUEL RIDEOUT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

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