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CANDIES , CANDIESi
WEEsl lEan ER'T
Ise fined Candies.

Would respectfully inrn the public in -nerl, and tina
business in particular that he prepared for the
uufa n a ity of
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Choose ihree I0wers. -EXampIe: nm
fuchsia, and lily. Two Of the party must
then privately agree to lie three persor. .,
the forieiters acquaintance -, sorar,IIy
IeRfe'e''' !, rne flowers. Then proceed
what viii sou DO With the pink p - Dip
Il IN vaterl'' What with thc tuchsa?"
>: Dry it, and keep itas curiosity!' :. What
the lily? Keep it until it IS dead, tnen
throw it away" The three names Identified
with the flowers are nov to he told, aEt their
fate vii, excite much u!erriment
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The Family Of .EeE. siaVis.---I &
Letter from Rsis wife.
Mill lGw, Ga. Dec. 4, lsGJ.

r 3. C'qrls, Esq, Secretary a.I iH-s' l..
s. i. Association:
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Government Sale of
Public Buildings.

NIL expose Tor sale nj puIl. tr.t,, "a,
buoFng Goyerameat BH.ia' o., ,'''1 a M ''
Theatre. 'lI'ale O'
I6 6iS Z Frame Buildings 2 "
one al Frsme
~ street. i :" cheT
AT II O'CLOCK. A.
Two Cd Frsms Rptt,g. CO
the Pen.trntsry. "'' o
AT Il.s0 O'crOcr NJ
Three p Frame HuIIiura on D. "a q ~
o, goT re r q o1@6e1aad alley.
Cumbarlsni sIisv- eofnero
One m Trme Sbci ON w ss.
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FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE N
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

Andrew Johnson's Burth and Early Struggle;
JOurneymsn Tailor; MarTies, Educated By his Wife.
HIS humble House; Alderman; Mayor; Elerted to
the Legislature Presidential Hector State Senator;
Congressman Governor al tennessee; United
States Sena or. The Homestead Bill; In dependent
Of Southern opinion Position GA the Slavery
Question. The Democratic Convention broken, and
DIsuniOn In sugumted- ElectOn Cf Lincoln; Bu-
chsnsn's Cabinet Falling To Pieces, JOhrson's Faith
IN the Union. He taxes open ground against the
Traitors; Secret Meeting OF the COnspirstOrs; Effec-
tive Replies TO BenJamlu, lane aud Davis. speech
on Punishment o Treason; Excitement in the Gal.
lerirs; Cheering for johnson and tie UuiOn. The
People OF Tennessee Vote on Secession under an
atroeious Terrorism; Secessionists' Hatred for John
son aud the Union. lndlgn Ties offered to him; At
tends the Union Convention 10 Fast tennessee; No
Compromise with Armed Traitors; Resolutions T.
Expel Jessie d. Bright from the Senate; Appointed
Mil AIRY Governor; Dialogue with Retel Women;
Midnight Alarm; Spirited Speech to SO diers: Nor
gan and Forrest 1 esire 20 Capture Governor John
son; Narrow Escape Of johnson; Continued pefen-
sea at Nashville Johnson d plOres Buelfs Move
ment>i Protests sgalnst Evacusuon without Fight;
General Thomas strives and austalrs John -on; A
Fighting Par-on and the Governor at Prayer; Gov
errors Family arnye after great pen; Nashville
cut of from the on. er World; ~BfecknudCe and
Forrest determines to tax Il; Morgan aud forrest
Attack the City IRON Five POlnts; 1he Fight; John
son says-'AnY one who talks Of Surrender ] will
Shoot him." Rebels Routed, and Nashville SAVED a
third lime; Governor Johnson's Temperance Char.
setter; He h1ilds Railroads ard sends Troops; eue-
cess IN this estorauon Of Tennessee. Tee Ni-e-
Presidency Governor Johnsons Address Iatiying
the LincOla Policy Tells Truth 10 Shoulder STRIPS;
Official Letter Of Acceptance. Elected Vice-Prssi-
dent Inaugural Speech. Assassination Of Lincoln;
Precautions 70 Protect Nice-President johnson
Visit 20 the Dying President; Becomes President
and Is Sworn IN; Address to the Cabinet, His Flu
tnre Policy 10 be based upon the Past. Cancels a
Slave Dealers Pardon; Treason the Highest Crime:
Reply 10 a Cnrlstisn Commission; Deputsuons from
Societies, Cities and States; Address OF Southern
Refugees and Presidents Reply; Proclamation on
the Close Of the Rebellion; The President Declines
q Present from New York MerchRnts. Amnesty
Proclamation; reconstruction Policy; The Pfesi-
dent and the Sunday-schOol Childre Interesting
Interview Of south CsTolinsns with tina President:
PLAN Talk; III Health Ci the President Approves
the Sentences on the Assassination Con-pirators.
interview with Pardon Seekers, etc etc, eic.
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IN Internal Revenue assessor in Georgis
has written a letter to the Secretary Of III,
Treasury, which the latter some DAYS agC
forwarded 10 Congress, TO complain that b,
/ cannot find men for assistants, able TO tax,
the oath prescribed by Congress. He asks
therefore, that this oath be repealed.
On the other hand, q Georgia correspond.
emit writes that the Federal Government, in
making its appointments in that State, al.
most wholly neglects the Union men, o
whom there are, he maintains, a large mum
Der, and selects politicians who helped "a
precipitste the State into rebellion. AGeor-
giR Unionist, in = letter printed in the
Evening Post not long since, dated in South
western Georgia, November 25th, put the
case very pointedly. He wrote
Not q Union man in the State Of Georgia
has been appointed TO any Office, or has re-
ceived Governor Johnson's official recon-
mendation Tor one. Every application that
has received his endorsementha come from
those who were the most rsbid in decrying
the Government Of the Union and 30 far
every Office has been filled by tho rankest
secessionists. / know ono gentleman Of
this State who was conspicuous in his oppo-
sitiou TO the rebellion before the overt act
and during its contamination, who applied
% Secretary McCulloch for the post Of Dis
trict Collector under the revenue act. IL
was promised him. AT n second Interview
with the Secretary, the gentleman was told
that if he would or could procure the en-
dersemcnt Ex-Governor Johnson to his appli-
cation, the commission should be given him.
lie made the application 20 johnson, and il
was refused, % rather il was never given
him, and another, who had held a commits
sion In The Confederate army, received the
appointment. Secretary McCulloch knew
the FIRST applicants uutecedents, aud that
he had Suffered from his devotion to the
cause Of the Union personally and p~ecUnia-
rlly. Another, who was notorious not only
Ter his rampant disunion sentiments, but for
his want ofsnY character az ali, received an
appointment from the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury, Grst having obtained Johns0n's recon-
meudstisu 60 his fitness. / repeat, that not
ssiugle original Union man, thus far, has
received a Federal appointment in this
Stste.
We copy the above from the New
York Evening Post We sire Of the
opinion that Union men ought to be
given office in preference to recon-
struoted rebels but then there are
some protested Union men IN the South
whose desire for ofRce overrules their
patriotism We doubt not the Georgia
Unionist who sought the post Of "Dis-
trict Collector is pms Of them fel-
low calling himself Sol Ashburn, who
figured somewhat extensivel, In this
city in 1868 in connection with Rose
Grams sAd TruesdAles gang Of thieves
and who, in lS64, thought it contrary
10 the dictates Of patriotism 10 vote for
Lincoln and Johnson Any Of this class
can be bought with $ half picked bone
by the ultrss.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLiTuRF.
SENATE.

MONDAY, January Is.
The Senate met at 10 en-. PRAYER by
Rev E. p Humphrey, D. D., Of Danvnt,
hcHtacky.
MIR. Trimble offered Senate Joint Resoln-
t.On No. q:
HHEREAs, II has been tie wise policv OF
the haNansl Government, from is origin.
70 grant liberal portions OF the public lands.
which y the common property Of the
people % the nation, Tor Schools. Aeade-
mics, Colleges and Internal improvement
and, IN Pursuance OF that policy, has gran
ted 10 certain States Cor such purposes large
Porsons Of said public lands, snd
WHEREAS, The Safe of Tennessee ha.
never received any such grant, AM is en-
titled 70 receive a prorste proportion ac-
cordlng 10 population; therefore,
hes0trGd By tie General dssCm5iV Of ht
state o. Tennessee, That the Congress Of the
United States be, and is hereby respectlully
requested, 10 grant 30 the State OF Tennessee
4 pro rata proportion Of the public lands. tc
be held in trust for the Public Schools, Ae-
ademies, Colleges, Universities and Internal
improvements
Rosolued, That the Secretary Of State ol
this State trEnslnit 10 the President OF the
United States s copy Of this resolution, and
thai the President be, and Is hereby respect
fully requested 10 lay the subject matter OF
this resolution before Congress, and, il II
meet With his approval, he recommend it.
Unanimously adopted.
The following message wss received from
| the Governor:
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Smaemeuts
THEATRE
CHERRY STREET Between cEDaaa

Tuesday Evening, January 10Th, lN
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The Pre.,denr'. Fir, Lesee.

NAsHiNCroN, Jan. 10, 1906
The ladjcs OF the white House. Mr.. Pat
teis5u, wife 81 one Of the new senators from
Tennessee. aud Nrs. Slower, whose hus-
hand wss killed IN bait c-both daughters
Of the prcsideut-hcld their FIRST leVec last
evening, GA shrief notice. So that the White
House was not % crowded as usual, though
the company present. wRs brilliant snd die
tnruished. These ladies receive with an
Unaffected elegance that will maka the
White House very agreeable during their
presence there. The Republican members
cd Congress, with some exceptions, did not
turu sat 10 pay their rcspccts-while the
Democrats DID, very ireely. zen Grant.
lady snd stat were there, with the Cabinet
ohlceu. The President, apparently very
much o~yerWorked, did not make bis aP-
pearsnce tl = late hour IN the evening.
The loyees are O. be every Tuesday evening,
and every Friday p0ternoou nrum I e. ).
Society begins q reopen here. Senator
HarIis. OF New York, Is out with cards for
three evening receptions. beginning on the
lth
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTArIvEs

JANUARY 18th, 1865.
The House was called to order N 10 a. m,
precisely, by the Speaker
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read aud approved.
Mr.. Blackman presented 3 bill to locate a
State road between Telico Plains and Sweet
water, in the county Of Monroe. Referred.
Mr.. Mulloy presented n bill allowing
Mrs. Nancy Alexander to carry on business
Is q femme sole. Referred.
Mr.. Amell presented a bill establishing a
Criminsl Circuit Court in the unit OF
Giles, Maury and Wilson. Referred.
Col. Patton presented a petition for the re-
establishment of Powell county, from SuIli-
van, Greene, Hawkins, aud other counties.
Referred.
The bill 10 amend the charter Of the Mem
phis City Schools was amended, and passed
on its third reading.
House Bill $50, Incorporating the Nash
vile Mining aud Petroleum Company was
passed on its third reading.
The bin establishing the Southwestern
Iron Manufacturing Company, was passed
on its third reading.
The bill incorporating the Hermitage Life
Insurance Company, was passed on lis third
reading. Passed with amendments.
Adjourned till . pm.
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Large Auction Sale
OF
Government Buildings.

WILL expose Tor s-la. a. Puddle Auction. or
i Tuesday, JsHul-y lGh iha following Gc.arr.
mems Hnltl1g-, ti,ul-si At the Corrl-. a Nlrs
stable.
SIX 81 Frame She'd, ". sds Cherry ST. near JET
lcrs.u 70.
Two % Frame Sheds. F.. De Cherry st. beyond
yOud Jefferson -.
Three tj Frame Houses, W. side Cherry 81 be-
you'd Jefferson 81.
one ~ Frame Hou-e, at the end OF A.. Cherry a.
one u store House. ouN CHERRY ri
One IN 4" Enqiue
rails. Nvt
Mule Corral. 'l
street.
COr8ls.
One U Building. on Line e.. W.. ofue-.si
sale 20 commence a. 20 o'clock q. m. Bul4,gs
n De- sold Ia the oder IN Hhich they appear in ~
Ed'ert-ement Tennis sh-Govammeuf F1nJs
Property 70 - remOEcd ID the expense of he NM
chaser. BY order OF Capt A. Ediv. us
Chlaf q NJ. %. Of Tenn.
A. w.. Wills.
IMhrlu Byt Mai. "A q. nj
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AAfA@ ny PEANIsIua TO
hon Richard Ogelsby, G0ysmlr stste Of maot
hon- David L. Davis, Judge supreme Court o.,
nor VIM g ~BroWnloE. Governor Of Tennessee
hIs. Gen. Jas. P. Browulow, Adj Gea. s,aisofIa
nessee.
Hon NJ. NJ. Bren. Nashville.
non- "m. Naihsniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. Jo- C. Guild. Nashville.
hon- John Hugh Smith, Nashville
r. W Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
Me@" Moris& s~tnattou. Nashville.
Aeasu Evans Co, Meanwhile.
Nlmnod Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
Iunsldt
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The New York herald Of the 18th
contains = double loaded editorial
in which il is announced that The Pres.
ideni hSs determined 10 reconstruc,
his Csbinet retaining probsbly bat
two Of the present mombeH In re
constructing his Cabinet De ought to
draw on his sself-oonsututed advisers,
ths "Stste Central Committee Of the
Union Party Of Tennessee
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
J. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTS
No. II Deaderiek Street,
NL.En-L


WlLL sitenit the ereclus Of al kind Of Ma.
w elnarY- NILS, vi We l.. EnEna7 and ~.
enlnery turaisned On TIA best 10! terms. Ags,rs ~
% celebrsied steam Eng Dos. s can Hoasr-- Oi
MfemneJo Ct J. 3. Mooasy, Of CnsinDsf- ps-.s,s
rlshne 20 p~lfcha'e would do vel b. consult ~.
euiney bough; Of US ul have our per-0uaI attsn-
uon 70 TIE erection o. M. We are SIN IN - -.
hs asehleS tlane I, srd have sore few machines
80 in@ 81 he "a Vers cheap. Ne also attend
% the General Repairing Buf iaess Rsg F3--
BE hsngtnE, Brass Foundiog sm.
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The New York Tribune protests
against the passage Of Mr. Wilson $
bill increasing the prsoaaei Of our Reg
ulAr Army to seventy thousand men
The addition, it says, would require
thirty millions Of dollars more Der an
mum, 70 be flohsd from the people in
the shape Of TAXATION
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SAsavgLLE. TESs Dec q. ls1. Z
DhufEhI1 owners on Church Street On Ina
street. tetEeen Sumner snd College. an o.
Snelfl street. between Chunh snd Cedar. are here
y nohhed @ confuaef stone curling and stona snf
nfAS pavement Eh rsver % 4 eqmre according
20 ne sp-echcatons sud grades ELtch Vii L. H1r-
n-ned y ne Cfy Eng neer. n sad sork i aot
comueneed Eit1ia len days trom ihs este. ~
pushed fapidly 10 c0mplstou, the C-n1s-flr -
ne street Eork vii 30 notified 20 c0nsrurf s4d
europE ne sEpsnzs q Eheh VII = charged to
ne properly osuer.
deat y. MATT BROWN, Nsyor.
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! Frame House. hultin March lsG6. 80 feet long.
go feet vide and % feet hizh, with platform ~ iesi
side aud 90 i-et long, well Hnd substantially built
ior warehouse purposes, situated "a Section 81 n s
y W K, Otherwise buown 6s VIII e Blum.
Terms Cash-Goyeumsut funds.
Property n he removed at expense ur he pnr-
ctsser. By order OF
A r Eddy. UsA, ChisfQ NJ Dof Tesn.
A ~. WILLS
an' Cd BNl MaIGAQM
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Government sale.

Government Sale.
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods, Bedding, &C.,
in Original Paeka ses.
VIII he sod 81 Auction, at the Medical Puryeyors
Warehouse,
No. II MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1866.
BEDDING.
1900 HAIR Mattresses, jointed;
l5,N0 Hsr Pillows,
47,OgD Bed Ticks;
1900 Couaterpanes, LINEN snd MarssIIss
10000 Mosquito Bars,
5l,O0 Pillow Cases,
a. 600 Pillow Ticks;
5000 thee,s, tiuneu snd Cotton.
CLOTEING.
$500 Shirts;
4O,ouu Drawers;
* 600 Dressing Gowns;
1860 Socks
1909 slippers;
loco Might CAPS.
SURDRIhss.
1890 Towels, "a size, hurLa aet
1000 Keller Towels, crab
loo Napkins;
2OD ysris Red Flannel.
2,Nn " Gu.ta Perch1 Cloth.
4,0o1 Gutts perchs Blanket.
1000 indja Rubber Cushions aud Pillows
1,uOJ Canvas Hamm0eks;
1909 " Blanket Cases;
1880 lbs Oalum ami Tow,
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wsddmg. Tape. g..
4 small porncu of the foregoing articles are se,.
ond hand, and will BE- Hold sepNs'ely. The grea er
part are new and IN or incl packages. Catalogues
mayt be hsdo 90 application.
ROBERT FLETCHER.
Surgeon and Bvt. Col. u. g. Vols,
lanIlEt Medical PuryeynT u. s. A.
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The book j. q crown $40 Of 5Gi pages. hand
somey got up Price. 10 cloth s; lesiher s. 50.
Returned or Disabled solder, l0yal men every.
Whsrt, can make good wages IN selling thus book.
for lsrthtr particulars, spplytO
DERBY A MILLER, Publishers,
lanl4-lm No. Spruce ST., New York.
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Ia tins CITY. YESTERDAY, ~ pneumouis. J. EEIplr.
sup sssPs pept Sow s,seies Us NJ r. NJ
49, IS ysFIs
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Hotel for Sale or Rent

VHE ERWIN HOUSE. on No-h c,na-
i bear LOUISVILLE Esiirosd LENT y Css-.d -
sale % hent The house contsins sHxtv rood ROOM
so iNEe unisg room Furniture new re
S1le : sood ~oosiness, snd Is IN one Of ihe
aAls LON dste, VII - iOrrent Terms resso1sbis
Nm GLkNNF, Proprist0r.
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Same Time and place

Locomotive EuRuea u~nzauesahIs.
Boilers and Running Gears Tor two % Damn,
Englces, unzeWl seble.
tl Five Spans, 10 feel each. NeC.Hum Trus,
Bridge. % Two spans sndf-, 81 feel each.
tlssl one hundred fud th'ftF- threa perch lst sud
- class Cut stone, compIsiu5 foundation o. Rouna
House.
vii also he sold, 90 shove mentioned date, al
aempn snd Nashville, the zla1ce Of Military
tine
Ssies III o. essh place - m O'Clock,
a m, snd continue until al tae properly is dispos-
Cd OF
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DEOKER BROTHERS

MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO FORTES, No. 81
vi Blsecker street. near Broadway, New YORK.
me acoys firm having recently commenced the
manufacture OF their improved psteuted pianos,
which are the most peffsci and finest tuned insiru-
mebts yet produced. 70 Viii h they invite The sttsn-
rcu Of The trade and InteeoiDg purchasers through
ont tbe In ted Ststes. The y. J.. Weird OF MRy l6,
say 'Tne Messrs. d. Bros. lnstrImtn is have al
tanned the enyable dist BctOn o. baJng, in all rss-
poets, inNompsrAhly the best nov made ia the
country" ldec63n
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Vino Onght 10 "a Omce south.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Only strictly private bills were under cou.
sidsrEtion in the afternoon.
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Coal Oil Refinery.
REMOVAL.

NETE have removed our Stock to No. ! South
w Msrke. street, where we hope 70 meet our
former patron and the public generally. Our Stock
! IS large and we'll selected. end sc always sstl Al the
lowsrst market prces. CHAS. NELSON 4 co.
Jant3-UE
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In Cbapcarv At Huntincdor TonDess

In Chancerya at Huntingdon, Tennessee.
W. C. Berry
" 70. Bill OF Injunction.
W. 7. Meb1ne, ct als.J
II Ia case It appearing. by affidavit, that w.. T.
Mehone aud W. r. NorVell, two Of the defendants,
are nor residents Of the state Of tennessee 1t is
ordered Inst publication be made, for four succes-
sve weeks, ia the Nashville Union. a newspaper
Published IN the city Of Nashville, Tsnnessee, that
SAID defendants appear on the hrst Monday in Feb
ruary reXt, and plead, answer or demur % COM
plnnant's bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
iessed, IS 70 them. S. ". HAWKINS, c. VI.
iSnlH-W4l
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same Time and Place,

AZ Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, Fahruar,
18Th, ho5, will Dc sold Inc following deserted Rolf
ing stock. all Cl i've ieet gauge au8 10 good ruunins
order, VIZ
Ii NE In..-n.-u- L. - ---..-
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AElp Adrerttsemeats.
Wanted.

A Il e~nerretc agent, 10 sell. on Commission. a
n Light Manufactured Article Of Try Goods. ia
the city ard neighborhood Of Nashville. Address
A. L., l0Z Market Street, Louisville, Ky.
l8nl6.-lt
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Terms of Sale.

Ss-h, in Government hads- or. Ehen purchased
BY kglr0sd Companies. on rrs-5.t lf De-. red. az moi
e~KceedinE tao years. psysha q monthly install
Hients u interest 81 the nate % 3 10 per cent.
PEI snuumi secured rs uond. satisfactory 10 the
e~oFefnnent, for double tie auJunl o. the proper
y purchased
ran d-eecupuous ~ the EuEue- can hs obtained
% spEcsnou % Capt $. r. Hamll. A Y NJ, Nash
fi ., Tenn. ID. CHILLY.
iaulu 70 fehl4 pvt ~. A MI
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Auction Sale of
Extensive Sale
GOVT ROLLING STOCEl

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE I
CHIEF QJAETEEuAsTEh's OFucE.
US. MuuARr RAILROADS I
Nashville, Tenn, Jan 9lh, 1896 /
WILL he sold At Public Auction, a. Memph s.
w Tennessee, Wednesday, February TN. lSGg,
tbe following described Rolling Stock, viz.
~ Four Locomotive Engines. I've feet osuge.
three Old ard dismanued, one rep firshleJ
10 Sixteen Box and ~ nine Fiat Oars,-mors OF
less-nve feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
% One Locomotive Enigma. i've feet gauge living
10 the Ditch on the line OF the NJ ssissiPpI Central
Railroad, twelve miles North Of Grand Iunrfou.
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Auction Sale of
GOVERNMENT BlRGESI

ASSISTANT QUAHrEaNAszrE's NFucE,
Rau AND RpIK rEkssrETAuoN Dur. !
Nashville, Icuu-s jan ID, ls5Ll
ON THURSDAY, the Is b day Of 1~snaary. A. D.,
" ls6s, alto O'Clock. an, ofta1t dsy, c WI 0her
lor sale, a. fuhlic Aucuon, attle Goveumeut sap
lard. 10 EdFedeid. Tenn, twelve fiG seryceatse
and twenty unsarIcezhls Government Barae-, To-
gether With lot Of Ccudemued Government Prop
eTty, couss NJ O. scrap Iron, Cd Pallns, &c.
Property 70 = tskeu immsdia ste p1ssession Ct by
The rurehase- snt payment O. be ma1e n Govern
meui Fuais, a tine O. sale.
~ order q Cspt A. r EDDY, pepoiQ N.
isna.td 8 3 Brow, A Y n,
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Ginseng, Feathers, Beeswax

U1HE highest msrket rrcs oil be paid, 10 goods
or cash, a. the Drug Store OF K. p. Jenkins &
Co., no. - North Market suest. TON Wells old
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