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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-04

The Washington correspondent O.
the y Y. Commercial Advertiser, writ
ing on ths 29th ult, says, "the States
being back in the Union, nothing nov
remains but TO re-establish the Fedora
Courts Of Justice sad 20 secure them
representation in Congress. The only
great obstacle in the way Of many Of
the Senators and Representatives elect
is the test oath, and movement will
be made soon after the recess to repeal
that Indeed, the Secretary of the
Treasury, in answer TO an inquiry from
the Senate, says that he has been oblig
ed TO permit gentlemen to enter upon
the discharge of their duties as revenue
officials, at the South, who could moi
take the test oath. Sooner or later il
the present session, this oath will be
repealed"
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Pretty early in life, Lord Palmerston
began TO write, and though he WAS too
much Of politician to study the graces
of literary expression, his hand was
sharply felt in the Tory mischief %
then going on. The New Wing Guide,
a pleasant battery directed against the
Liberal opposition, was mainly, we be-
lieve, written by Lord PslmerstOn Sir
Robert Peel, and Mr. Wilson Croker
Palmerrton wrote a sparkling piece of
banter under the title of Report of the
Trial Of Henry Broughsm for calling
Mr.. Ponsonby an Old Woman" This
squib is very like the Harry Temple of
later years. Broughsm is found guilty,
but recommended 10 mercy on the
ground ofhis having vilifed the Prince
Regent Lord PalmerstOn also cOntri-
buted . plan for rearrsnging the Red
Book on scientific principles, introduc-
ing the LinnRan system into Psrlia
ment Had he cultivated his talent of
drolIery, he might perhaps have carried
off some of Cannings laurelsi but soci-
ETY. and office, wop too early in life, Sc
duced him from literature, which never
grew TO be anything more than top to
him.
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Effect OF the Presidents Message
Abroad steady Advance in Our
NationaI Securities.
The New York Times Of the Both
ult. says the eminenuy conservative
and conciliatory first annual message
of President Johnson to Congress had
been received and published in Eng
land only one business day preceding
that on which the AustralRsisn left
Liverpool for this port Yet it was so
fnyorably interpreted, and 30 generally
regarded as highly satisfactory on all
the important issues, Of which it so
clearly aud oogently treats, that a
prompt and marked increase OF orders
Cor American securities in London and
Frankfort. aud decided Improvement
an prices we're the immediate results.
This sudden revival Of the foreign
demand for our public funds found the
priucipsi soute Of supply abroad in
adequately provided with the favorite
stock. abe original issue Of the five
twsnues, which private letters from
London 10 the latest dates quote up TO
E5a65t on a steadily advancing market
When the news reached Wall street
yesterday the Government bonds and
notes stiffsned up sharply, and few
large parcels were obtainable at even
the improved 6gures, partly because
the floating supplies has been recently
much reduced by purchases for home
investment, aud partly because the
leading holders anticipated s further
decided rise in price,, both at home
aud abroad An effort 10 execute the
tr-sh orders ia season to make ship
msnts by the day outward bound
steamers lead 90 an appreciation Of ID
B.. per cent. IN the market value Of Ia,
6vcstwenties of lSts, sud Of tai pei
cent in the later issues OF the sam,
class OF bonds, all Of which were quite
--arce IN the open market The sil
t.er cents Of ISL, aud ten forty Eve pei
cents also participated in the improve
menL though rather less noticeably
seyenthirties were in very brisk re
Guest and decidei'y dearer.
some two weeks since, on the rev
yslof the demand for these notes, which
were then selling 81 Low IS s6as6t. w
pred cted that they would approximate
par before the close Of the year TIT
sales OF Yesterday were on the basis o
s,iss> and the firm closing quotation
syere ~ aee. the srst series leading o
ooure. As the inquiry gains rapidly
on the -gpply prices tend strongly up
wand Compound interest legal tende
notes were IN active request, and qnote>
on tAe sivance-the older issues being
nov very rarely offered in the oPer
market Al any price The growing cas-
10 the money line fosters the disposition
toiuyest IN the lucrative and reliable
national loans. The January dividend
on Government stock, bank and rail
road shares, and other iuterest-beArinl
and F1yHg investments, will be unusu
A''s heavy, and % the opening Of th,
"e" yesr viu be seeking profitable EN-
f.eynent Its anticipated that yer,
i'oeial portiog Of them wall be reinvesi
Sd 10 TIE Feblio bonds and notes, q
these sHord the safest and-Sll thing
eoniiaered--nost liberal income. Wit
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A Plank Orerhoard-


some months ago we took nm the
National Union Platform of 1864 and
proved concluzively from it, that those
VINO were then charging the Presiden;
WIN departure from the principles
and policy Of the party, had no grounds
Tor doing so. The tfuth is, that, with
the suppression Of the rebellion and
the close Of the war, nearly all Of the
measures of the policy propounded al
tsitiu1orei were accomplished. few
very unImportant items are left
neither OF them worth quarrelling
seoal- A good many new and vital
questions have been sprung, and upon
= some Of these the President takes issue
With . portion of those who voted for
him-A portion which seeks, not the
good Of the whole country, or the
maintainsnce Of republican principles,
but to strengthen one section Of the
Union ST the expense Of another.
State Rights constitute great herssy,
in their opinin- to-day. Nothing
promises so much Of good as deliberate,
unconstitutional interference in the
domestic concerB of States. They have
thrown overheard the following plank
cut from the Chicago Platform of 1850,
on which Mr.. Lincoln was elected
That the maintenance inviolaie Of the
rights Of tie States, and especially Of each
STATE 20 order and control is Oacn domestic
-hsttuti0Hs according 70 us OtoH Judgment,
ez-cl zlUCiy, - EssEETIAL 70 THAT BALkNcE OF
roTEEs on WHICH TBS PERFECTION AND ENDU-
EASCE Or Our POLITICAL FAERIc DEPENDS"
This was sound Republican doctrine
n 1860 The maintenance of State
Rights was essential to the balance of
powers on which the perfection and en-
- dursnee Of our political fabric de-
ponds The wsF has made sad havoc
with many cherished opinions relative
. 70 our political fabric, and, we presume,
those who have spoststised from the
faith Of 1869 and now ignore State
Rights, believe that the whole fabric
needs reconstruction, Hence, the pro-
posed tinkering with the constitution
by these new light reformers.
II is fortunate for the people that we
have in the Presidencya disciple Of the
State Rights School who will see that
% our political fabric receive no injury
that ne can prevent The beautiful
columns upon which its perfection
and endurance depends will not be
hacked, and hewed, and broken to
pieces, SO long as he can interpose
shield 20 protect them
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It is rtported from Vienna that the
Archdule MaximiliEn has sent the
Wurtsn berg clergyman Fischer who
hiss beel lately officiating IS chaplain
IN MeJico, on = conciiistory mission to
Rome. 1t is characteristic Of the Haps-
burg Invader OF Mexico that the dipio-
matit movements Of his agents should
Hrst be known on the American CONT
nent by means Of rumor from the
Austrian capital
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Extensive Sale
OF
Government Railroad Property,

MILITARY DrvIsIOS or THE TENNESSEE !
CHIET QUAEIERnAsTER's CFFICE, U. Z. NJ. X. X,
Nashville, Tenn Dec. q, 1855.
WILL be sold. at Pubic Auction. on January
w sth, 1885, Al Nashville tenn. the entire stock
Of and seTyicssbe stores Of the u. $. Military
Railroads, rema ming On hsnd az he General sup.
ply store, consist ng 10 part as follows
Axes
Gas pipe, 9O'O n Finch. VArnish, all kids
Brs-s PIPE sss'd. Lubricsuug oil.
spring balances. Car eating.
Hstrhets. Bridge csstings
MleJs Washers cast
Assorted steel a. two tons.
Scrap Iron, wrought and cast, 800 three hundred
tons
Co king stoves and fixtures.
Heating stoves
on cup-
Globe valves.
Clsw, lining and tampng bars.
Iron uyetz.
Tickle blocks.
hsly's head hgkts
Hsrbsnk- p'suorm trsck scales.
Full - t. Of Carpenters, BlacksmIths' and Sad
uiegs tools.
FIRES. Butts sDd Screws. Tnva-e OF oil kinds. and
almost every at -uI.a1ie Tor Railroad operations
al! O; the very best suaIty.
VII be old, also, the same me, q lsrgs smount
Of serv.ceshle and second hand railroad tools, Of
Csrpeaters' tools Mschinisfs' tuols
Sheelsrisat' tools Stoves and pipe.
Clvu Engueers instruments
Railroad punches
U1 Oae Engu ne Ls.he-swine Is inch. height . feet
inch, width l5in,h length 6fse', vel CHI CO lf-
The attention of dealers and railroad Companies
Taruculariy inv ted 70 this sole
eules vii commence at o'clock q m on each
ds', and conunue dsly until all the properly :
disposed Ct.
Terns-Cssh, 10 government funds
r. !. CHILLY
dee2s-tll JallS Bvt Maj. "A. z. N. VISA.
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DR.. Roderick Arndt, since 1919 one
of the editors of the ROlnisehe Zietung,
died at Cologre on the 18th ult., in his
44th year Re was the second son oil
the iJustriols patriot, poet, and pro
fessor, Ernst Moritz Arndt, by his sec
ond wife. 8 slaughter of the celebrated
Schleierms her. The premature death
Of Dr.. Arnst, who was gentleman CT
great accomplishments and Of high
character. has caused general regret
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-04

Mr. Provost Faradol, the liberal Ac'
ademician and politician, was recently
returning to his home, where he found
q messenger Of Louis Sapoleon's Mn
ister of the Interior, delivering 3 docu
ment to his wife, which proved TO be 3
copy of warning sent by the Govern
ment 10 the Courier du Dimsnche, on
account OF an article written in that
journal by Mr. Psradol The messen-
ger required that gentlemans written
acknowledgement Of the receipt Of the
oulinous document which, however,
was withheld by him, upon the ground
thSt he would only give receipts for
things he had ordered, but net for
warnings, which il was time enough
for him 70 see when they were published
in the official prints Of the Emperor.
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Valuable PrOperty for Sale.

i WILL sell at private sale tract Of land belong
Il iug o. the estate OF X G. Williams. daceasa4
oont'nuE Two Hundred Acres, more or less. " IA
half mile south Of the town Of LsWreneebu-g Law
reuce county, Tennessee, on Shosl creek T-no1
sad at the e Is q handsomely located. and ueai
TWO 80 irams dseliing house, kitchen, ard ether
out house, stab e., &c, all IN good Rud substantial
order CONVENIENT aui close b. are tao or trrea
large sprug7 Of hns free stone water ch r1u
during the whole year Upon said farm there b
also au apple and Pesch Orchard Of very sur--. or
quai ty, sud suscg vi pie Of being made the duest To-
the co utfy. The whole Of said farm z under good
'euce, The greater part being cleared sni a. FER
Tie auu product Faas any land la the State, being
well adapted TO either cotton. cora. wheat or rye
Erowlug There Is also super0r ilgfsr ulrs-. suIt
abe either for alarge m D or tory or u0tf-asid
10 h the best 10 the country An1thsr crest ad-
vantage IN owning SAID farm is the gpnarsI outlet
20 cOmm-r-e sId trs %, The sane beng situated
upou the pu7lc hEl-Say % Florence AIatsr1u
sod tho Tennessee hlvsr, also upon The road lead
ing 10 the tennessee auu Alabama Railroad later
se"ting a. PULASKI, Tennessee, all Of shich roads
are % good travelling ccn1tcn 81 ali seasons 1f fas
ytar-
/ vii also sen ~ tha same time. smother Tract.
oue ana half miles sou. n % The above tesrr bed
one This tra-t Is desirable Tor lts wood. none Off
Dr. cleared. OF under ierce but o. heavily dmber-d
with al The most desirable grogths.
Terms of aale-siK twelve, and eighteen months.
sin l1te Ell aud approved security.
For further paric arr enquire Of lr. IaU-a 30
and Tnomas Eer-heYEI, oftse No a. M asa.r.'
Cellar street Nashville. Tsnu-ssrs, OF o the undsr
-Ensd Il Le-Is5urE MsrsEs-i county, Tenn
II. A. WILLIAMS.
dsc22-Im FrerU--'r
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The son of q lawyer Of Dion recent
IN arrived at Marseilles with his bride,
with the avowed object Of making a
pleasure trip to Egypt After tarrying
a few dsys in that city, young towns,
man Of the bridegroom joined the party,
and eyentuslly the departure OF the
lady with gentleman was duly no
ticed In the hotel but the bridegroom
had been busted in the affections OF his
bride by his o0mpsniop, who embark
ed with her upon his friends ticket In
the steamer for Alexandria, while the
unfortunate lover was found murdered
in the river. His rival and assassin
with his psramour we're overtsken by
the Marseilles police in the Egyptian
capital, and are soon 10 be tried 10 AK
for wilful murder
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-04

Not long since, $ young man in Ha.
vana---S negro slaye-wss discovered 70
possess great talent, and, iE fact, 70 be
= poet A subscription was immediate
Nv started, snd the owner contributed
nearly half the marketable value of
the poet The rest was soon made up,
and the poet is tree. some Of this an
instructed slaves poetry is very tine.
His name is Ambrosio Eehemsndis,
and be bids fair 10 rival the famous
oolored bard Of Mstsnrss, Plscidn,
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Graham, MiIbank Il Whitfield.
Bankers & claim Agents
81 Exchange Place.
NV YoRE,
Lost.

HAEivG specd fScj'i les, part culsT attention is
III g.vcu % the CO lection " claims against the
pted states u yetument isuf-lm
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Of the situation of Massachusetts il
IS also most sensibly and forciblv said
The New York Evening Post makes
the following remarks relative to the
\. L Custom House.

The New York Evening Post makes
the following remarks relative to the
n. y. Custom House
''F0r years Psst, under a strictly polities
regime, The Gus ON House hes been grow.
ing worse and worse, until il has come L
be standing grievance TO the bushes.
community and reproach 10 the Govern
ment. The considerations Of public an.
proval and support have, with the seyera.
incumbents OF the Gollectorship, been pui
aside in Difference TO the elamor Of partisaus,
snd while several have commenced with
fslrpromises Of meeting the demands ior
reform, the pressure Of personal ambition OF
OF political faVorites has been too strong for
the sense Of public virtue aud Official re-
sponsi5ilty. Ingenuity has been tortured
10 find preteXts for the creation Of new
plsces, but we believe that en- examination
OF the Official records would show that not
50 much as single tide-watership has been
abolished at the suggestion Of a collector.
Meantime the great commercial interests OF
the port-through which nine-tentbs Of the
entire importation OF the country comes
are laid under contribution BY the cupidity
and embarrassed by the stupid incapacity
OF men who hold Office by political favor
alone, and are actutated by the sole desire
10 make the most or il while il lasts. This
stale Of things has CONTINUED until the pub
tic reprObation has become So strong that
no wise politician can afford TO disregard
it,"
The President ought TO have this
nest of unclesn birds purified as soon
as possible.
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Secretary Seward Going TO the West
indies.

Secretary Seward Going TO the West
Indies.
WASHINGTON, Dec 29th -SecretsTy
Seward, with his daughter, Miss Fanny
Seward, and his son Frederick, and his
wife, leave here to-day in steamer fol
the West Indies. he goes first to
Santa Cruz, and will be absent three Ct
four weeks His object is mainly re.
Taxation and the more complete restor
alton of his health. Mr. Hunter will
be acting Secretary during his absence
As usual, rumor has this afternoon at
tributed all sorts of objects to the trip
even to the landing Of the honorable
Secretary upon Mexican soil in search
of Juarez and his government, but Il
positively has no other object than the
one stated.
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Important Order from Gen. Howard

The following important order has beer
Issued by Gen. Howard:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF REF's, FR'S AND Ash LANDS,
W4sHINGTON, December p, 1906
CTEcULIR SO. p
The attention Of the Assistant Commits.
siouers Is called u the report the Lieutenant
General, dated December Is, 1865. The most
thorough inspection will st once be made
and the evils complained Of corrected. Nc
order from the War Department makes the
BIreau Independent Of the military estab.
lishment." aud Agents should be furnished
with complete Instructions. according Or
ders sud Circulars issued from this branch oil
the Was Department.
ANY Agent or Oti1er who presumes 20 act
CONTRARY % such Instructions. viii Be- forth
with removed or reported tothe Department
Command for trial by court martial.
In all nIstters Of a military character the
Officers ana Agents within a Military De,
partmeut ARE uuder the direction of the De
partmeBt Commander, ia the same manner
az an officer OF Engineers building q fort ia
the same Department, who reports direct y
- the Chief Engineer.
Every Assistant Commissioner will con-
stRntly seek cooperation with the Depart
meat Commander, snd must keep him fur
pished With ell information 10 his possession.
HIS formal approval must be secured when
possible, TO al Orde sad Circulars issued
By the Asiitaut Commissioners
o. o. HOWARD,
MAJ. Ger. Comuissiouer.
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NOTICE.


NASHVILLE, AkN>-s Dec. i'. lsbh.
\ sccordsnce with the prolisi OF . Mortgage
Il from &. v. BNthucll % the undersigned 90 81
keo uary IL. Uses and duly rS,orded ] vii sell Al
hublic Aucg On. on the iaih dHy q January lssS
beggeeu the hours c. 10 md iao click = N On tha
prem e'. ne frat and secoud Buildings south Of
The LoCIsSIe Railroad neput On uolee@ street. IN
- Nashville. known a. the "Euttks salon and
kfisur-nJ together Siih ths furniture ard fixtures
10 ssld hgiiduEs.
Terms snd coed tons csn b Oh armed az The tine
snd place o. sale ~ ~ calling a. the cfce o. R-ss
leY A fesh ldr, corner Ceiar and summer strpe.e
de-st DO; q c. MILLER, MORTGAGE
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With his General Practice, he treats tie follow
inc
CHRONIC CASES:
rheumatism, Affections of the Lungs,
Diseases Of the Throat, swelled Joint, Stiff
Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcer, Cancer, era
vel, Diseases of the Heart and Liver, linda
nation Of the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings
Evil or Scrofuls, Deafness, Diseases of the
Eyes, Debilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, and Consumption, together with
al Private Diseases, and Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs.
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zoo PER YEAR We want agents
QLOOO overyshers 10 sci our IxPsoyED
e. csslag Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and UPPER feed Warranted Eve years. Above sal
ny or large commissions pad. The oNLY mschins 5
sold IN the United sts e. for less than S40, vii n
are fully licensed By Hove, Wheeler A Wilson
6rovar & haker, singer Co and Bachelder- A.
other cheap machines sne ~ ila1s7.e4e Circulars
free Address, or cal upon shaw A clark, Bdde-
f1rd, Name, or al No. SIS Broadway, New York I;
No $50 Carter St Ehlla6el phis. Pa, No, "a LON
bsri's Block, Chicago. d.; No 10 West FOUrth
street, Clncinszti. Chic. or No. Standings Fx-
chsnge BGfts'o, y ". tdeol3-3mdiE eods
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
% Cherry street
For sale.

NEAR MON.
decls-r
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TO be Sold
AT
a u Q RIO n ,

ERIDAY MORNING. s.Io O'Clock the foIlosing
II articles
Is Boxes B'tters.
Toha'co.
10 LAYER Rasius
lul-u
loJa barrels Syrup.
bsxes Horse Radlsh.
1908 lbs con.
10 dog Frying Pans, lsssortedJ
p EoNes Wius.
25 boxes Soap
Other articles too numerous 10 mention. to 10
sold without re 3ETye. r G. PAGE,
lsni q No ~ Public Square.
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No. 2Sl.

FOR REST-A good COTTON FARM OF go
i scres-l50 ciearsf, on the Wilson Pike. one
mile ir0m brentE ood- Large tEo-stofy frame
Dazzling good sping, &c. Possession T1ven in
msdIately add vii lease for two years It SO per
acre We "a nh that e lsTge smount Of money can
Be made BY the lesses Of his farm.
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A condemned murderer in Prussia,
with his hands hesFily ironed, lately
moulded in bresd-orumbs 5 beautiful
goblet, with delicate mouldings Of fruit
and Aowers.
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.' s-Dq sea. e,sn st o'clock; sur..,n no &.
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Broadway Varieties.
'ai sae''s' Of his New Tempe Of Au,u-su.sa.
TArtc Eorr New aan

Ae-e. gassmeut 7i The Old avorts,
MR. CU5 SHAW
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No. 229.

EsoR SALE %. 40. or az feet frout % North
Cherry street, l05 ieet deep, next north o. the
Commercial Hotel This y a central business 10
ca ny. Price $50 per foot. Ons-hslfo ash balance
N and year. interest aud neu.
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No. 222.

EiOK SALE. or EXCEANGE FOR NASHVILLE
CITY PROPERTY New Albany, Ind. prppe-,
y as ioloS1 A two story Frsme House il perfect
repair, newly wanted On second rank Of the ohio
Eyer IN !ull view Of lt, near the foot OF the Falls
~ rooms, presses, cupt cards, pantry, cellar and
"is'ern Under the house. stable uadar grou-f
-4xz4, Wood shed, Sc. 81. House stands o. frri
ts 4 irom one street and - feet from thu other.
Ani Il on the corner, OK ~. with rear fsrcng
Also TWO cottages, OF three rooms each, on lot
lyONi1O With rear fence cisteiu to each house
aud vel for both AL valued ~ ST. 90.
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scALE % PEicEs -Jrche, ira Chsrs 81 cts. Ersr-
Sl5e.e = CTS Nei-red Gallery - cts: Galsry IS e..
Boxes s. ana s. go al
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No. 227.

EiOR SALE-DWELLIN6-No = North High
a street, formerly Cccup ed ~ Mr. William g
Easn, one OF Inc most compact, neat, convenient
and deslrshiy located residences IN Nashville with
eli the modern improvement, gas. water water
Closets bathing room, good seEerage, stable car
rIage house, wood house In addition there are
double window sRshes attached to the dwelling %.
g7ther with fne laundry room, with stationary
EsrdrOoes, drawers, shelves, Ac-, Sc Neiahbor.
OF pezhsFs UNSURPASSED. Price 5000 one
nait c'shi balzacs one year, interest and lien.
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Wanted,

OFFICE ASSISTANT QTARTERMAsTER,l
NASHVILLE, TESS-, jan. let, 1906. !
I WILL BELL At Public Auction, on the h day
Of January. 1885, Rt tbs Q1srtermastsr's B.r-
rseks, RsshyIl e, Tenn. lot Of MEDICINES, IN
STRUM MI, FURNITURE, aud other artieles be-
longing 10 the Hospital Fund, Q. N. Dept.
list o. tbs same cau be seen on day OF ssls.
sale TO commence Al 2 o'clock. pm.
Terms-Oesh, Government Funds.
By order Of CAPT. A. R. diy, Chief Q NJ D. I.
jan2-5t T. B. Kirk
Capt. A. Q. n. Byt Maj. u. 8. Vols.
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No. 234.

EaOR RENT-t new Frame Z ouss Of . rooms.
Il IN North Nash nile. near the residence Of Mr
r. z. Chegiham. Price 500 per snuum