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Accident to The steamer Fanny LehE

Accident to the steamer Fanny LehE
The steamer Fanny Lehr, Captain
Lewis arrived here yesterday morning
from Augusta, with 8 large freight q
cotton. On Tuesday last shout 5 o.
clock ia the afternoon, when about a
miles from Augusta, FIRE was suddenly
discovered aft among the cotton bales,
which was Immediately extinguished
SIS was supposed. About four hours
after the fire again broke out in the
same quarter, when the pumps and
buckets were manned, and il was
thought the flames were entirely sub
dued, sitter which = strict watch was SET
over tksuotton. On Wednesday morn
ing Al half past three o'clock, the
flames broke out for the third time
with great fury, and finding that il was
impossible 70 subdue them, about 45
bales Of burning cotton were thrown
overload IN order 10 save the balance
Of the cargo. On breaking out the cot.
ton, the FIRE was discovered 10 have
originated on the second tier from the
stern, between the 6rst aud second Tier
from the deck.
To SAY thai great praise is due Capt
Lewis, and his officers and crew, wOu I
be almost superAuous The untirinf
energy displayed BY all on the diierens
occasions was the means Of sverting
what might have been = serious disas.
ter-NnaasaA Rep 26fA
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sEssros.

Amer the House vss called to order, the
bill to amend Section 1905 Of the Code, was
taken up, and passed.
Sir. Williams offered q bill to place ne
groes, 50 far as the criminal law were con
cerned, on an equality with the whites
Referred.
Mr.. Wines called up the bill amending
| Section s0O2 Of The Code, which was rejected
on lie second reading.
The general incorporation bill was theI
taken up, and discussed on its second read
Ing, Adjourned.
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The Kentucky Legislature having re-
pealed the expstriation law of that
State. and admitted the late rebels to
the polls, have expelled the more rad
icsl Union members. OF course none
OF them can hope to be reelected I'M
der the present condition of affairs.
The Legislature has, since, crowned its
work by electing the Louisville Demo
crat public printer.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 80.
AMER the Hoose was called to order, ant
the journal read, the following letter Wa
read by Mr.. Hood, Of the Special Banl
Committee.
LThe letter will be found in our local col
umus.-REroErER.
On motion Of Nj. Hood, 1909 copies o
the above were ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Poston intrsduced a bill TO amend
Sections 1850 and sS63 Of the Code. Refer
ed.
Also BY the same: Two other bills amend
ing certain Sectors Of the Code.
Mr.. Carter intnsdueed q bill to amend
4677 Of the Code, and defining grand lar
ceny TO be the stealing Of SO, snd over
Referred.
Mr.. Mullins introduced a bill to establish
brsneh penitentiaries at Knoxville ana
Nashville. Referred
Mr.. Duggan cal ed up his resolution t.
adjourn sine dc on the 10th Of February.
Before the vote was taken, an adjourn
msnt was taken till . pm.
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Judge Caldwell, of the Provisional
State District Court, at Galveston, has
dismissed the writ of habeas corpus, Is
sued about tive months sgo, to compel
Gen. Gregory, Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau, to deliver
up to the court the person Of r. NJ
Elmore, colonel in the late Confederate
States Army, arrested by Gen. Gregory
on a charge of having, last summer,
hunted a freedman with dogs Judge
Caldwell decided that over such cases
Gen Gregory had jurisdiction and not
his court
Gen. Phil ID Quincy died on the Sth
inst, in Austin county. De wss one OF
the old settlers Of the State.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 18th,
says: We learn that there are only
about 1900 bales Of cotton st the diff
ferent stations on the Central Railroad
awaiting shipment There were 5000
bales q few weeks sgo. The Central
road has been hard at work for the
several weeks past removing them.
THE Returns for the election for men,
bers of the State Convention come IN
slowly. In Houston county, A. I.
Monroe and r. A. Reeves are elected;
in Walker county, Judge B. Randolph;
in Montgomery, Gains and Brazos eoun-
ties, DR.. D. c. Dickson and ". S. Thorn
as; in Bastrop, Col. Geo. ". Jones in
Milan and Williamson, F. A. Hill; in
Burleson and Robertson, Capt James
| Shaw; in Travis and Williamson, Major
Dalrymple over Judge J. II Bell; in
Travis, Judge Hantock over exIGov.
Pease; in Fayette, Ledbetter in Bexars
Knox and Paschal, and for 'hoater,"
w. E Jones; in Guadalupe, Col. John
Ireland; in Dallas, Alex HarWood and
J. X. P. Record; in Kaufman. Van
Zsndt and Henderson, Capt Porter
and A. B. Norton; in Ellis, johnson
and Parker, A. Bradshaw and A J.
Ball; in Collin, Capt Bumpers; in Collin
and Grsyson, for "hoater," Hon J. W.
1hrockmorton; in Liberty, Col. Spaight
We have already given the result for
Galveston, Harris and adjacent coun-
ties.
The Telegraph, of the 18th, says:
I've learn that the steamer Kate
running between Liberty and Calves.
ton, was totally destroyed by ire on
Monday night, at Red Fish Bar. Her
deck load of cotton caught fire and
she burned to the waters edge. She
had about one hundred bales Of cotton
on board, which is a total loss"
A small propeller, called the Royal
Arch, Capt Postal, has arrived at Hous'
ton, to run between that place and Gal
weston; also a steamboat called the
Shreveport, and one called the Indians
No. 2, making eleven steamboats, en-
gagged in that trade.
The Houston papers are now reeeiv
Ing telegraphic dispatches direct from
Washington and New York, passing
through Jackson, Vicksburg and
ShrevepoFt-the first in the history Of
Texas journalism
San Antonio is now supplied with fins
oranges all the way from Mexico.
Four hundred recruits for the 4tI
Regulars have reached San Antonio
from New Orleans.
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TeEasvEy DErARrNrsr.
TEFasUEEns OFFtCE,


WASHINGTON, January -, isot.J
III. Third Section Of Chap. sevenly-e ghth,
no Second Session CT the Thirty
hfb congress. Act approved March 3,
t..e rrs,ffes that "ail moneys now d.
r..t.a nv law % be paid the Commissioners
III futeruat Revenue "shAti De Paio iuto
p.asurv OF the United states By the
80 such payment, and acctth-
.,,h revmeut, stating the name Of
-..+sr ana the specific account on
,-l;-htt dcposit was made, signed by the
aaatsapt Treasurer, Designated
s.oosterv. or proper ohccr oi q Deposit
pa.l transmitted 70 n received ~ the
-Iomwfssfone of flttrnal Revenue ehaN re
- -omplnuce with toe lar" requiring
N-. =, H. male g. the Commissioner
80 4, the contrary noiwi hsiaudlmg.
-,rR,rr with these provisions, MANY
p.rts ,,H other mon ed institutions und
D-r-.,la. nA other corpofauons, an making
-.~r,,ut f,r taxrs imposed by sections lle,
iaf and 1922. 80 Chapter lss, Laws az First
S.ton Thirty eighth congress tact APP
moved June 20, len4,l have transmitted a.
me B mixers Drali- upon 'nei ooiF'sf'n1
.nt.- suhicctinC this once ana ns bfahSnea
.v,e,se and incony, nteuce incident
). n..iou OF such nraf s before tue
..,-,fs thereof can be cafued INTO TIC
Tr-s.n~v. an TIE proper ~oeruhesiei Issued
~ ats his expense Inconvenience,
aasv. nartiss OF ius buttons making
49, ~ taxes imposed by the SECTIONS
Lrrbe Act OF 1uue 80. lSeA aeefr guole1.
cater BE- required 60 deposit lawful
- .ftha Unitci Sistssi tor that pur-
ne OMclrs OF Ranks desirnutca
80 section ct ibe Act Of March s.,
.--feresaid. aud al dra0s hereafter
sTsa by me for such psyHeuis viii Pc
r@tnrned 40 he parties nom whom th-y may
oe received. &C.,,
c,l h. orwarded o. the Secruta-
- rrsasury. aud the dupicacs,
,r,t er statements % the tcmmis-
- Internal Revenue. fhe Tree "a 90
~ofhtnr 10 do vith either such state.
esrtifeat . Ia any ot the shove
-. except when 'he q pest = made u
l.. r. SrINNsn.
ma Treasurer l.. :,
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Tax DUrL We learn from our excel
lent contemporary, LEPoQue, that in
the duel fought on Wednesday last be
tween MessrA Lsfrsnc Of tbs Renais-
Louisiansise, and Limet Of the
Bee. 81 OsykA il was Mr. Limet-not
Is We stated, Mr. LefrAne-Who vas
wounded Nj. Limet was twice woon-
ded, when the combat was interrupted
and stopped by the secondA
The behavior Of both parties on the
field, W. learn, was admirable, sud the
reconciliStory sincere and Memorable
Mr. l. P. CAnonge and DR. J. Tanatre
acted as seconds for Mr.. Limst srd
HessrS Damontsil and I b Pothier
for Ar Lefnn0-N o Qrsse1sL 23&
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rnr NEw yFRsEy caNrEsFED sENAFoRsHif.
A delegation Of beading Republicans are
here from New Jersey. % urge = majority o.
The Senators to rcrrt the decision 81 the
Judiciary Committe-. giving the present 10
camheuL senator ockton, his seat. TIE
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Nov, the question is, did Evans, before
going Ia Savannah, make she ssser.ioa at
tributed 20 him in the dispatch or aid the
press reporters hhrieate i for the purpose
Of preiudicing the Sorilern mind against
General Mercer f-ceizabHs (Ga.) Eng.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
Large Sale Of Flae Surgical InstrE-

Large Sale Of Flae Surgical InstrE-
ments.
WILL be sod at Auction, Of the Medical Pur.
w veyor's Warehouse, Pebble Square, Nash
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, February i. 1895.
zoo General Opening GAYS,
25 N nor DO do
20 Exseeting and TrephininE Cases,
IS Post MOTtem Cases, large,
leo Nssecfing Gases,
2Ol Pocket Cases, two olds,
$50 do do three folds,
80 St'mseh Pamps, Iart nute-key valve.
$50 Teeth EXusctng Instruments,
6Ol Dayltson's Ssli-iniectng syupges,
loo scaiiaeators,
l2,0GJ Cupppg Glasses and Tins,
500 Irnssea, tiuRls and double,
lao Scissors,
500 Tournfquets, a pat erus,
lo0O Hard RnbUer STrrgss, assorted sizes,
$40 Sets Splinfs, all sizes,
stethoscopss Tor que Deprsssors, 9Tringes ny
pndtrmic, &C OhstetTed Cases, spsculums, Ian.
Gets, sc, &C, 81.
- A portion Of the foregoing articles are Sc
eond han and sii be sold separately. The bal
snce il entirely nsE. The general operating cases
contsin instruments for RmputatOng. sxseetous
MINOR opsIatt0us. s1d sells Of Cathsters anC
Sounds.
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County Court, Smith county, Tenn

o0A N0AL AGAAs
Vim. j. Oleayeisnd, and others,
vs. q. Bill 10 sell Land.
!. Gregary, and others.
On motion Of complainsnts Solicitor in this cause
Il sppeanng to the sat # elton OF the Court. on All.
dsvIt thd detendsnts }. 2. Gregory aud v fe Har.
net, Matilda Taylor, Nancy Richardson, wife OF A.
red b Richardson, sussn Gregory, wife OF Ambrose
q egorF, the children Of Lutitia and VIM Smith
names unsn WI. snd VIM n. ClesYeland are al
nop-residents Of Tennessee;
It's Therefore ordered by he Court that pub
icahon he made in the Nashville Uuion, q newspa-
per published IN the city Of Nashville. tennessee,
requlnng ssid deie DIS Ms 10 appear before the Wor
IN pial County Court setting al toe c urthouse IN
tart1.gs smih county, Tennessee, on the 1si
Mo5dNy 10 Mach next. 1866, then and here to
piead, snswsr or demur toe mplainEnfs bll, orthe
stma VIII be taken Y confessed, snd set down for
hearing eX pArte, as 10 them
iansi-wH r W. TURNER, Clerk.
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LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
JASuARY 3oTH, 1856.
The Senate met al 10 q. Ia. Prayer BY
Rev. Mr.. PhilliPs.
The following Senate bills passed their
third reading.
To incorporate the South Fork Nsviga-
ton Company.
To increase the capital stock Of the Nash
vile Gas Company.
To incorporate the Nashville and Edge
field Railroad Company.
To appoint Fiscal Agencies Cor this stste.
Adjourned 10 : p. m.
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For Sale.

ONE Of thu best Residences IN tie country. m
" the southern pSrt Of the city, uesr the terminus
OF the South Nashville Horse dailroai, in 4 inst
rSfe nsighooyhood The h1l ing, alsrre modern
t~Eo-sloTy brck, 9Th ten looms Ethen. Sc. eood
unek smoke hoQse snd servant houses. good cis-
lEnd, par o. Nhloh Is frst rate Farien lard. ssfr
VIZ choice rait treez Apart is used Tor = hrick
yard. viii pieuty q Hsier, and al couFenienoes
Tor Eeung wood The n. sad c. Railroad passes
b he corner o. the place, ron uhgch woodf9 -
ceFed FOR banning bT;rk- Ths pnoaery : ourside
The ooTpGrA.iOn, snd u therefore sEsnpx fon cor
poratlOn Axes- A good spunE Is immediaasiy al
lolning the property. Terms easy.
SDquue 81 NhISoN 4 AGRFREE
eoFig or W.MAfT BROWN Co
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The Washington correspondent OF
IN. Ro~,on Transcript says the Secrets.
- W. has abandoned his intention
Of resienius. The same writer declares
th., Nr seward Is not 50 conservative
in his opinions As is generally supposed
the prevalent idea that he is for par
aoning the whole South, o. Cor extend
ips Executive clemency 10 leading
,eecls Is f~silaeiouA lie has SlwAy'
oOnteuded, aud nov holds, that the
urine movers in secession should not
be allowed 10 escape the full punish
ment Tor their crimes
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From the True Delta, OF Wednesday
24ih inst, we quote the following
The impression WAS given out at the
time Of the affair, that the entire pro
ceeds of Artemus Wards lecture 'fol
the benefit Of Mrs Jefferson Davis and
family" were 20 be given 20 the
Southern Ladies Aid Association. Il
GEMS. however, that this was a mis-
take, for the 'greatshowmAn retained
an interest in the receipts The fol.
lowing note explains the matter
Kdiaorsnu psltsi
ACaRh The Ladies Southern Aid
Association gratefully acknowledge the
receipt Of $50 from Artemus Ward
being one-half the proceeds Of = lee.
ture given IN New orleans on Sstur
dav. 18th inst Thanks are due Mr.
lam. for the free use OF che 81 Charles
street Opera House Also, 10 Mr. T. B
Clark. Secretary Of the Lsdies South.
ern Aid Association Of the State Of Ms.
sissippi. for his eKerEons IN obtaining
the above benefit
MRS N r. CLARKE
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AT SAME PLACE.

"
AT SANS RL ACE.
ON "WEDNESDAY, FEB. I4TH.
WILL be sold a stock ofnsw Blank Books, ST.
w tlonsTy. wrapping Paper and 3,ouO standard
Medical Books, consisting 10 par Of
lf0 copies GraF's Anasomy,
90 d. Dunglison's Medical Dictionary,
25J do Pnsuce Medic ne, Woods, Ben
nets. WaAsou's, sc,
% DO DItons Pnysi0lcgy,
50 90 NIrchoW's Pathology,
lsO 10 Sorgery Gr0ss, Hrchs n, FeTgu-
ron, az,
400 do us Dspenssioy,
90 DO Beek's JuTi- prudence,
90 DO Parrish 3 Pharmacy
40 do Therapeutics, Wood, and sulls,
500 do Minor Surgery,
SIS do Surgical Anatomy,
20 do Cheni.try, FoWues,
20 do Weoster's Dictionary, &c DC,
$50 Blank Books, 4 0uires Cap, y bound,
1900 30 do small, ITO,
325 DO do fire, whole bound.
$40 Rssms Writing Paper, esp, letter and note,
20 do WnapPipg Paper assorted,
-1,O,O Iekstsnds, various patterns,
10000 Envelopes, assorted,
5000 Blank Books, miscellaneous,
800 Portfolios,
Pencils, Pens, Ink. g.. Sc.
RS-8ome Of the Medical Books are secondhand,
ant will be sold separately.
Ttss Books and instruments can be Inspected the
dav before the sale
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon aud B {. Colonel u. 8. Vols,
isn2l-2lt Medical Puryeyor =. S. A.
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Hon. John NJ. Bright delivered an
Grafton before the law class of Cumber
land University last Thursday evening
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Sena'e met pursuant to adjournment
without aquorum, and ~sdioorned to 10 3. n
tomorrow.
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Yesterday was set apart by the GeoT-
gia Legislature for thu election OF
United States Senators.
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The United States troops who had
occupied Baedad, for The protection of
American interests there, have been
Withdrawn. the commander Of the
French sect having protested sgNinss
their presence there
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


washington, Jam. 29, 1855.
,rv,s,ov ar rHr INTERNAL REVENUE Law.
The special committee appointed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO make q thof-
ouoh examination into the present revenue
svstem. and the laws sppertaining thereto,
y..ith a = CIV to a revision and moditcat ons
lived here Yesterday with their report
.omoleted and printed Il Is a mo 1 volu-
mineus document, occupying some SIX nun
9rsd n.ges of printed matter. h Score
- xaii transmit il 10 the Ways aud Means
Committee immediately. ihs commission
bave accumulated q tamounto Of maieriai
concerning the whole question OF revenue,
| Tl.v make no recommendation IN inNor OF
- y.r.ese or decrease Of tax upon any par
si.,isr article, leaving thst matter entirely
- ~. hands Of the Committee OF Ways ana
49,, ~ couofess. The most elaborate
nortion Of the report IS upon the tax On
a.-htstv which is the most easily eyaded IN
1--h. ,reaent law. The revenue from TINS
- Inch The trainers OF the law thought
would he VERY large, amounting 70 totts VI
any millions OF dollars yieid Aesfeeig .
tenth Of that sum II - ao1 puIFoseeNoi
n "a ,hat tax. but 10 throw around II snch
,s.si,ns and ponslties o. will prevent ITS
.~.-.n his the intention OF the Oemnllt-
..eof Wave and Meaus not only 10 simpliy
m - 6nt u make the collection 81 the
revenue less expensive.
sorru cARoLISA AKA ISLANDS.
The House Cemmittee on sedIeh nave
invited Mr.. Prescott, OF HeV'u - s"-, ~"
- .a.Ieratcd by Governor orr 70 csfry Z
~ a. president johnson, urging,
~. w,at positive manner, the turning
- m n~lanters Of the Sea a sud
f.,1. now ia the posstsston OF the ne
~ = Eve them hts views ia regard e
- wefter. Il il alleged By the planter'
,h.t m the bill introduced by eeaa.oi
Trumbull. enlsrging the powers WI
Freeamen's Bureau becomes ~ y :.
result most disastrooslY 20 ,he ~, /.
thc rerr,ea are allowed % no d the riche>'
fsnas fnrnel over 20 them Tor teree aears
I sI..s Viii be- no Gotten rsised On those lanu'
,bis season or the next, for The negroes us
C.yetnor saws, positive y refused 70 work
a. ,pter into any contract WhateNeF'
ekUcus OF FHE RADICALS.
i,ermsl caucus Of radical leaders
AN No whom were stevens, Bingham ane
sherShsreer. was held last evening, " th'
b private rcsidonce OF y. distinguishes auieer
Al which tue radicai programme Was dis
3 eusaeA Nth the Nieg Of asccrtSiniug wheth'
en-. ia the party scrsws we're enforced us
Vanzttutfonal A~ucnamcut nov under con.
b salerauon will be carried. Il was regarded
. 81 extremely doubtful. IL was decided
T, however. 10 make the attempt.
rur Nsw yFEsEy coNTrsrrn sENArossHlf.
A delegation Of beading Republicans an
here from New icrIay, 10 urge q majority o.
the Senators 10 rcert the decision % tbs
/ Judiciary Committe-, giVipg the present 10
cumheuL senator ockton, hs seat. Tit
r Committee stands ak O. one.
IFrr- pots srcRgrAEN HElrAsKD.
Rurtaa \. Harrison. JcI. Davis privst,
secretary. arrived here to-day, having lus'
d. been released from F1r De aware on pa
role. He was csptnrea with Davis.
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Hons. D. A. Walker and I. L. Harris
have been elected Judges of the Su-
preme Court of Georgia.
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WANTED leo, 1000, 10 0se kssns to
W send their esdress, and Ra oar terms 70
sseois, b. vbch they can RAKE Ss0o psE snrnn-
AFA home or Al Cad. b LADY or eent
H = KENNEDY ECO,
Ezd tsFath sirssf, Rssbarzh, p
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NlbLexpOse 'or sale at Pubhc Auet on oa Fri
DAY. tna lsih DAY Of tebruay, ls0e on tn
fuoie Sq1sfe, Nashville, Tenn the loA1sng GOV
ernmeut Wood, vE=
ScaA Cords q Wood. situate e. he Bell Yard. !
NJ E from Nashville. Tenn nesr The Chicken pike.
1le Coda sin te a. the pougass lssd "a
missiles NASHVILLE. near Tie Hgdes ter1 pike
as Cords. afnue AZ Hauco.k 4 Sells fsrd. 7
mls nom Nashvile, near the Hyues Ferry PIKE.
ssh Cords, situate at the stearus' Yard, ssssa
miles nom Nashville, pear Cnckeu Uka
C5Eds aruzte II tas In1u- fsrd, 10 miles
tom Nashville. neaf Lebanon pike.
so474 cvrds, situate "A Edgehsie, Tenn, near
Csyalfy Dept.
hood 70 b sod qusnlees . ltguehaser
sale % e nnaeure 81 % 1cioek. an
Terms Cab N GoFernment Funds.
Any furher inbrmsn0n va rszar1 - the loca-
iioE and GA aF OF the Wool uu - proeured At
tho on e Of A y. wills Brt Ma snI A. (. b E,
No q Souh Chsry stress
b crderd OaBLa. r. Ediys ChisiQ n Dept
4. W. WILLS,
jatsq4td BIT Ma andA. z. 8
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GOVERNMENT SALES
AUCTION SALE OF
Government Steamboat.
m. V. BAIRD.
AUCTION SALE OF
Government WOOD

4 WILL expose for sale at Puh,ic Auction on
i WEDNESDAY, the ia day o February, 1866,
on the Pubic square, Nashville, Tenn, the follow,
ing Government Wood, VIC:
StoS Cords Of Weed, situate on tie line Of the
Edgeheld snd KentBckY Rsilrcsd.
40 Cords. sisuae st Hibbsrd's Yard, on north
bank Cumberland siYer, Is miles above Nashville
500 Cords, situste At McknEey's Tsrd on north
bank OF Cumberland River. p niles shove Nash
vile.
s5H Cords, situate at Reeds Ysri on north bank
OF Cumberland River, p mi Is shove Nashville
TO Cords, situate 1t 7 sylors lard, No. ], en- the
south bank Of Cumberland River, 40 miles ahogi
nashville.
81 Cords, situate AZ TaylOs's Yard, No 2 on di
north haak Of Cumberland River. 80 miles a-oFt
Nashville. Tenn.
sale TO commence At 10 o'clock. an. Wood tC
Re sold in quart ties TO suit purchasers.
Terms Cash 10 Government Fusds.
Any further Information with regard 70 the loea
ton and quality of this Wood csc be procured 81
the Office CT A. W. Wills. BIT. Ma. snd A. Y. NJ.
No. Sc S1Gth Cherry 5 rect
BY order Of A r Eddy. US A.. Chief Quarter
MISTER DepL Of Tennessee.
A y. Wills,
iaas0-td BT- Msior and A. Y. 81.
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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 Virginia
GotO KLINE 4 sHEsMANs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
Go to KLINE a sHERMANs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale by KLINE 3 SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
T. Great Variety,
Al KLINE s s~HERMANs.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair OIL,
AZ KLINE &sHERMANs
Try CBEVALER'S Life for the Hair
For salS only at KLINE q sHERMAN's.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flsvoring Extracts,
At KLINE 4 sHERMAN'S
Lrd Oil, mo. ~ Ccal OIL, treble distIsd)
Ca tor OIL, (Am'n cold press'd) Linsee5 OIL.
Castor on, East IEdiI Spirits TurPenhne.
Pure White Lead,
Fer sale al Kline & sHERMAN's.
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
instruments and Fine Sponges,
Al KLINE & SHERMAN'a
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE sHERMANTs.
All the shove Tor sale at
KLINE L SHERMAE'S.
Masonic Building. Chareh street,
nov23-Sm NASHVILLE. TENN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31
Petroleum Barrels.

LNQk SALE Two complete sets Of Barrel Ms
Il ctduery Of the most approved patents, shich
can o Put m operation IN ten days, snd tara OF
&C. barrels = day Apply 70 vi. NANCE. sash
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31
DIR. e. A. HERMAN

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