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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

TENNESSEE is represented on the standing
committees Of the National Union party as
follows
Naiiosal Erosutiue Committee: Hon. D. r
PATTERSON and Hon. WIN. B. CAMPBELL.
Committee on Finance Hon. JoHN VII
LIANs and d. W. FERGUsoS, Esq.
Hon. ID. B. THoAIAs and Col. A. A.
kYLE we're placed on the Committee to wait
on the President and present him with pro-
ceedings Of the Convention.
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MurIey.s STOMACH RItter..

For Debility, Loss Of Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
gestion OF Dyspepsia want Of action on the Liver.
Disordered stomach, there arc no bittcrs that
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store IN the United States, or from the prOprie-
tors, Louisville, ny, corner Seventh and Green
streets, 10 whom all orders should be addressed
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NEW YORK, Aug cot is now stated
that there were sixty lives lost at the Jersey
City fire, and they were employed hands on
the schooner which was blown up. The
total loss Is put down at 81 100000
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER |
Uso tho Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-Always to be Depended Upon
WILL cure Agus and Fever. ChiIls and fever. in
W termittent Fever, Dumb-ARue. Every person
who has tried Hurlcys Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of IT, As curative agent il is unsurpassed
and more certain than quinine. No bad rosults
from using u Riley Is TONIC. Everybody shsuld
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders fo
HURLEY, RUDDDLE q Co.
PrOprictOrs Louisville Ky
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The Helena Ark Siielio Of the Ilth saws
Il Is our duty TO say that several NEGROES
have died, with what is believed TO becbelcra
in this place, during the last few DAYS. The
utmost precaution, both in diet and cleani-
ness, should be Observed
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For Identifying the Complexion, o6cctuaIly re-
moves Tan, Freckles Blotches, and giving the
skin an elegant smO0thncss not easily attained hy
any other. It's use among the ladies OF fashion iu
the East, gives IL a character for efficacy which
at once stamps il rs infinitely superior for the
toilet of n lady
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

The great Blood Purifier. as a Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands uurivnled, removes am i'm
purites rom the blood, and gives health and
strength 20 the system.
HURLEY. RUDOLF q CO..
pruprict0rs
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. 20.-The Hawk
Eye to-day contains letter from General
GRIMES, announcing that he is not a candi-
dates for reelection 10 the Senate, declaring
bis intention 70 retire entirely from public
life.
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DIVIDEND notice.

THE HOLDERS OF SHARES IN THE
i state Insurance Company OF Nash
vile, are hereby notified that the Board of
Directors have this day after setting aside as a
reserved fund. (50) Fifty per cent. on their uncx-
pred risks-declarcd a dividend Of TEN PEag
SENA. free of tax. upon the subscribed Capital
Stock. being Fifty per cent. on the amount paid
up the same TO be endorsed on the Stock foote's
Stockholders will please call and see the proper
endorsements made
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary
Nashville. August Z. 1866.
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As this Is really a Specific for Worms aud the
best and most palatable form 10 gi2e % children
NJ Is not surprising that 10 b. fast taking the place
Of All other preparations for w0rms-t being taste
less, any child will take IL.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

A "AsHNeroS dispatch Of Sunday says:
ar STANTON will soon be appointed Minis
Yer 10 spain, and General srEEDMAN secre-
tary Of War.
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES

FInsT PAGE.-Address Of the National Union
Convention to the People Of the United States.
FOURTH PAoE.-Confedcrato Currency and the
Supreme Court-Thc Oldest City-Could'nt Stand
IT,
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InsOIVent Notice.

WHEREAS. ROBERT A. cox Administra-
w ter II the estate Of Silas G.. CarnWelL deed
has suggested 70 the Clerk Of the County Court Of
jackson county, Tennessee. the insolvency Of said
estate; u was therefore. ordered. By said clerk
that the administrator proceed 10 advertise the
same IN some neWsps per in the State Of Tennessee
ana ~ the court house door in the town Of Gains
0oro Tor all persons having claims against said
estate 70 HE them with said clerk. on or before
the 5th day Of February. 1867, properly autheuti-
Gated ior pro rata distribution. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
n0uhed TO Me them as required in the above order
or they will be forever barred.
r. A. cox.
au2l-lauiu
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ChoIern Rapidly Abntlnr.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 20.-The Board Of
Health made no report Of cholera cases to-
day. Members Of the Board say the
cholera is rapidly abating.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


New YORK, August 2O.-Seven cases and
four deaths from cholera in this city are re-
ported to-day, and five cases and four deaths
in Brooklyn.
First Bale OF New Cotton.
The first bale OF new cntfnn arrival in
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world renowned for It's superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, Il has be-
come the principal in use with those who want a
hne, free flowing ink, md for its permaucncy DO Be-
decidedly the best ink for records that can Do
used. For counting houses banks or schools. Do
Is uuegalled. and needs only 90 be tried 90 be nr-
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RUPTUREi
RUPTURE!
THE SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS.

| V'HIS TRUSS Is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT
/ L IN PRINCIPLE aud ACTION from ans aibrr
| nov % use, and has EVERY DESIRABLE AD.
VANTAGE. viz:
J. Il is light. eleah and easy. no pressure on the
Dacki with motion inward aud upward.
"a. L has no springs or pads: ,hs Button i,
smooth and durable. and will not absorb DcrspiTa-
tiou me pressure g equal on on parfs Of the
ncfhial aperture, without infringing on The Spcr-
matio Cord. "a quality Possessed by no other
Truss, a. the ireqency Of Varicoccis iu those who
have worn the various kinds can tcFtify.I thut.
the aperture being relieved 0f pressure bsr8mss
hrmly closed by adhesive inflammation, thereby
performing cure.
ID. Il adnpts itseifto any position. can be mn
piled AZ any age cannot be thrown out Of pIars.
nor can the intestine be forced By any strain Or
movement.
4th. Il is not complicated and cannot get out Of
{ih. II Is the only Truss in thi. country that
a. recent eases Of Hernia.
As no two eases Of Hernia are alike. IL (, us.e,-
sary % have personal examination snd M In
Htrument made 70 suit the Deculisritiss of tbs
case. ~
References can be given in hi. city of,,..,
FIVE TO THIRTY YEARS STANDING
having been PERMANENTLY cured by tEis in
strument
AN communications should BE- addressed with
stamp 10
DIR. r. ST. q. FERRIss.
Nashville. Tenn.
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor
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Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale by Berry. Dsm0villo x Wharton. j. Il
harWell: Littercr Cabler Pullihm & MeCuI-
Tough; Blood & Gregory, Nashville: aad by an
Druggist junel3-lydNw
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The first bale Of new cotton arrived in
this city yesterday, from New Orleans. It
was fair specimen, and speaks well for the
crop which is now packing.
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Attention!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
OIL ID NJ 4 ID H n wy
L AIDES, Bring in your Grape Shawls and SAX
l. Dresses to be Cleaned and Dyed. Gentlemen
your faded Clothes. No. Is between Market
and College. at N. HRNNor's, Merchant Taylor.
A. HEINRICH. Agent.
jy31-lm Dyer and Sc0Grcr.
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SLATE MANTELS.

SLATE MANTLES n IMITATION OF THE
- choicest oolored Marbles. lust received and flr
sale by VIM. STOCKELL 4 son.
nul5-lW No u Br0advvYv
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.
Notice TO shippers.

FREIGHT OFFicE n &C.R.
NASHVILLE, Aug. q, 1866. J
THE MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT
4 Railroad being now open, we are prepared
to receive and forward all freight for Stations on
that road through TO Montgomery, Alabama
Also. freight for Columbus. Ca, will be forwarded
by the usual route Y. B. JONES.
aug22-lw Freight Agent
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The Cincinnati Gnzette - :

The i our market is still fun tier excite I
70. day, and prices further advanced. SUI
peIfine is quoted at SO scale; extra at $40
50sll; family at Sll 5Oal2 so. The demand
is in gr at part local, thou in args de-
gree speculative in its character, and exact
figures C, mot well be stated, though they
seem TO be fairly comprehended in he
range above given.
Wheat is also excited, with higher figures
on all sorts, though accurate quotations Of
them are hard 10 give. No. , S ring is
rated at 81 S5al 30; No. | at 81 I082 Is; ex
ira at 81 25a2 30. New Fail is scarce. It IS
quoted nomlually as ranging at 81 IOa2 40;
old Fall at 81 50 2 Is; old Whi is quoted
at S3a3 25. OF course a speculative teeliD G
is generated with this condition of the mar
ket, and prices very irregular.
Mixed corn is rifle frmer at Soc, in
bulk; 69a70c, sacked; ear at SIC.
Oats are also firmer at Ale Tor No. 2, and
4ec for No. /.
Rye does not change in price.
Barley is les active. Choice Canada
Spring IS quoted at 81 25 stiil, but Fab viii
hardly bring more than 81 10.
Whisky is dull at the old figures.
Cotton is frmer Middling would bring
S2c, but there are no sci. ers.
Sal IS of mess PORK were made at $50 to a
liberal extent to-day, and that seems to be
fairly thetrading figure, though sellers are
not pre- sing theIr stocks.
Bulk Shoulders sod, to a small extent,
at lls<c, loose, but they are baid not to be
offered now at less than lie. Bulk Side.
sold at SC, loose. Bulk Hams sold at I13[c,
packed in tierces.
Bacon Shoulders arc firm, though quiet
st lSc, aad Bacon Sides at Ice. clear Sides
are held at S1sc, and few are SAID TO have
been sold at that, but the demand still for
most part limited TO 1SAc.
Lard sold at pc, and appears TO dwell al
that as q trading figure.
sugar-cured Hams are unchanged.
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rIaANclAL INrELLIGENcE.
DAILY UETON OFFICE,
N.akv,tH. Nv II 1874

NhhuhiAlEB AANJ - 'e'D-
Gold continu firm at i29 and fraction.
The greater porti of the $22,0OO,OoO Of
interest on the 20 bonds has already be n
paid out, and as there is q heavy export de-
mand, the price will not probably decline
for some time TO come. The Sec1 etary Of
the Treasury has already cancelled IS, O00, OOC
in legal tenders, aud will undoubtedl :
cancel the 81, OOO, 900 more allowed by law
by the first Of July.
Cotton was dull in New YorE, yesterday
at S4@S5e.
Dispatches from New York dated the 10th
says:
Gold closed firm at 1897. Money market
easy. Less excitement at the Produce Tx
change. Flour and wheat higher, but
closed dull, and the movements in cotton
moderate, but the market is firm at 34a35c
The stock in all ports is 46, 900 bales, alter 8
total export for the week of "A 000 bales. Re
eeipts at the ports since Sept. lst, 1856 600
ba.es, and since the close Of the war in April
last, of l50 900 bales probably 2OO, 900 bales
are yet TO come forward.
The Chamber OF Commerce has unan-
imously adopted the repo'tof a special com
mittee on the proposed tax on cotton, OPP
posing the tax Of DC per y ard on the ground
that the competition Of India and Brazu Is
uncomfortable, and that it is unwise &c
throw any implements in the way OF South
ern cotton producers. The report concludes
by urging that the present tax Of &c per
yard be kept undisturbed.
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attempted to penetrate through the
surrounding crowd, and get nearer the
carriage; but Kommisseroh, wishing to
see the Emperor, would not suffer him 10
squeeze through and plant himself before
him. At the moment when the Emper' +
was putting on his cloak, the individual,
pushing Komnissaroff forclbly ASIDE,
made his way 10 the front rank of the
multi ude. Kommissaroff followed him
closely. Hardly had the assassin got
near the Emperor, when drawing pis-
tol from underneath his OYereOati he
leveled it at ihe Emperor. Kommis
saroG. who had noticed the movement
instantly caught him by the arm, and
diverting the pistol from its aim, caused
il to discharge in the air In another
moment the assassin was arrested, and,
KommissarOff, a prey TO a thousand
Anxieties. lost in the surging crowd.
Thus was the valuable life Of his Males
" the Emperor saved His Imperial
Majesty at once drove to the Cathedral
of the Holy Mother of God Of Kasan
There he alighted to thank his Maker,
who, through the agency of so humble
an instrument, had diverted the assas-
sion's hand from MS royal person. The
news of the murderous attempt rapidly
spread through the town. At first no
one would credit the report The like
of il had not occurred in Russian his
tory, and people would not believe the
current Tumor. But soon all doubts
were dispelled. The members Of the
Council Of State, who had Just been
holding a sitting in the Winter Palace,
we're the first TO express to his
Majesty the feelings Of horror
and Joy occasioned by this over
powerlng event At 7 o'clock all
Generals. officers, and other per
sons having access at Court, assembled.
at the Winter Palace. In all this as
sembly there was no one capable of &C
counting for the treacherous deed, or
at all acquainted with the person and
character OF the criminal When his
Majesty condescended 20 make his ap-
pearance among the gentlemen who
were waiting to pay him their respects,
he was greeted with indescribable en-
thusiasm His Majesty, having ad-
dressed them in 2 few gracious words,
wished to see Kommissarof The eyes
of all were intently directed toward
the young man. lie is of middle size,
and common in appearance. The En-
peror, having signitied his monarchical
feeling, cOndescended to signify 10 the
young man that he had raised him 70
the rank and dignity of a nobleman.
Many and loud were the hurrahs that
resounded through the hall upon this
announcement OF Imperial favor. AT
ter this all present repaired to the
Preobrasheuski Cathedral to attend di-
vine service, and return their heartfelt
thanks to the Almighty for the preser
walton OF the beloved Gar In the
evening the town was illuminated. An
immense concourse of people thronged
round the Palace.
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they transpired two years ago. Re
Numbering that the majestic blessings
Of peace dawn on our land once more,
the President and his associates are IN
spired by its necessities, and ruling
with reference to civil instead OF milf
tary law, they comprehend the wants
of a nation rather than of a sectloni ana
grasp the destinies Of Republic rather
than the mere fortunes Of a political
party. Herein lies, in our judgment,
the difference between the Pfesloent
aud Congress- Washington Republican
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An Attempted Assassination Of III,
Car.

The Russian lDvalide of April L..
contains the following particulars re-
speeding the attempt upon the Empe-
ror's life:
Yesterday, the 10th, while the En-
peror was walking III the Summer Gar
den, a crowd assembled at the gate to
see his Majesty enter his carriage.
Among those people, who were ANNA
ted with feelings of devotion and love
toward the monarch, whose name Is
never mentioned by any one except
with expressions OF respect and grail
tude, there was a miscreant meditating
an attempt upon the most valuable lie
IN Russia Thank Heaven the crimi-
nal design was not realized. and the
pages OF Russian history remain un-
stained by n sanguinary deed OF un-
precedented atrOclty The chrouiclers
OF our time have been spared the dis
tressing duty of handing down to pos
terity the tale of a nefarious act hith.
eTto unknown in the annals Of the Rus
sian people. The life Of him whose
rule A. this moment is so indispensa-
bile 10 Rsssia has been providentiallv
preserved At the moment when the
criminal design long matured in the
Iniscreants head, was about to be car
rled out, Providence, taking pity upon
Russia, made a simple peasant Ossip
lvanoVltch hommisssroil, the instru
ment OF It's will Ossip (Joseph) Kom
missarOh, a young man of twenty five.
was born in the village of Molyitino
province Of kOstroma The village be
-, D. IL
missaroif stands IN the relation OF a libe,-
ated annuity paying serf. Having been
lately allowed 10 20 10 St Petersburg
and work in a hatter's shop, he soon
rose in his calling, became foreman.
and married peasant girl, by whom
he has little daughter, eight months
old. lie was still foreman at Mr. Sad
OF s, the halter, when fate changed his
destiny, and in an instant altered his
entire career The J. 9th being his birth
day, he went 10 say his prayers in the
chapel near the house OF Peter the
treat Coming to the river side, close
to the Marble Palace, he perceived that
the bridge was removed and the pas,
sage temporarily interrupted. Retrac
ing his steps, he then made his way 10
ihe Summer Garden, at the gate of
which q crowd was assent bling round An
Imperial equipage. Knowing the car
riage 70 be the Emperors, aud longing
for the happiness OF beholding his Ma
iesty, he Joined the crowd waiting for
the monarch's arrival Presently there
was stir and animation in the crowd
and he saw his Majesty in an overcoat
dis Majesty approached the carriage,
and was putting on his cloak, when q
young man, who had been standing be
mind KommissaroH, tried 10 push him
aside. This individual had repeatedly ]
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Notica.

UHE MERCHANTS ExCHANsE viii be open
i Cd for Business a The Hall o. the Chamber Of
ComHeree- No. ~ College street, on Thursday
next. and every day thereafter as I O'Clock, . m /,
ana remain open uuti O'Clock. When q Is expected
tnaf the Members viii be present with samples Of
Cotton, Grains, Groceries, &C.
AL huyers, WHISTLER members or not, are respect
fully invited 70 be present
mSAT2s-a ISAAC LITToN, ssc'y.
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To ROck- MaSORs and Quarry
men.

TI7ANTED, for ten mon be, Thir y Rock Mssons
w and Thirty expert Qrarrymen, 70 work on
Cotton FastorY IS West Point "a. Liberal wages
vii be psid promptly on the at Of every MONTH
For Isrt cu'ars apply 20 JB0 DNysr Co, White
hall street Atlanta MICHAEL GARDNER,
Hnay3-l0t9 Contractor
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REFERs BY PERMISSION TO

RKPERs BY PERMISSION TO
Hon. Richard Ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
lion. David l.. LAWS Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
Hou. Vim. q. Brownow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Big. Gen. Jas p Browniow, Adj. Gen. State OF Ten
nesseo.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
p. ". Maxey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a Stratton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co., Nashville.
Nimrod Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
Iunel6 Il
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can be cured By ore vino
has really cured himself and hundreds Of others
and viii ieil yOu nothing bat ths truth. address,
with stamp, Esox 81,
dacln=daWlyi Hosion, HfE4
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Masllfille &gInlou.
fKREs OH SnRsnRIPTIaNi

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS 4 co.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AGENTS of Insurance Companies.

CAREY & SMITH, Nos. SO and 80 Union street,
1 , (up stairs) represent the following companies
Fins OF Hartford, Security, Manhattan, MeiropOl-
tsn. Pb0snix and Knickerbocker Life Of New iOrkS
....I Ac.tdenf Of Colnn bus. Ohio.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water.
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water

MO natural OF artif ,ia compound has yet been
N discovered or manufscu red that equals these
aters AS a preventative, relief and permaaenteure
Tor many temporary and chrome diseases, as proV.
ed by the experience Of many thousands sho have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial ef-
fects
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Isa pure article from the Juice OF the Port Grape
possessing med cal properties superior 70 any OH
s,r VINE in u-e and excel ent ar icle for ali veal
and dediitstad persons, and the sged and indrm
improving the appetite, and bene6sting ladies anc
children.
So Try Il on'e an1 you will not b deceived
So Be sure the signature OF Alfred Speer Is oVel
the cork Of each bottle.
- Sold by ". J. A c. W. SMITH, Nashville,
who also sell The CASTELI.A PORT BRANDY,
choice old article, imported only BY Mr.. speer, d.
rect ron OpOrto.
The trade supplied byR A ROBINSON 4 CO
BOulsYil 2, KY, and BY all wholesale dealers N
New YORK, Pnllsdephia. Cincnhsii and e LOUIS
Principal Office, No. POS, Broadway,
New York
sIe-2t IN 20 A saf and = srzr IL
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.

CAMPBELL MoFWEN q GROEsBECK, Attor-
1 } news at Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN al
the Courts. Collections promptly attended 70
alo claims against the United States and Vouchers
cnle.led fIfIiee u North Cherry street up stars.
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For Sale.

ONE Of the best Residences in she country,
" the southern part Of the city, near Che term a
Of the south Nashville Horse- Railroad, tl a a.-
rate neignborhoOd- The boil ing. barge uol.
tTo-stOry brick, With ten rooms, Kitchen s..r %.
brick smoke house and servant houses. good ~
tern, large yard, Wei enclosed, with ~ sI'e
land, part Of which ID first rate garden land. -
vito choice FRUIT trees part IL used l1r n t'.-
yard, with plenty Of gaier, and AZ cOuVenru
Tor getting wood. The N. and q. Railroad pa--.'
BY the corner Of the place, from which wood s 'r
ceiVed for burning brick. The property is aua.is
The corporation, and IL therefore exempt from r.-
poration taxes. good spring is Immediately aa
ioining the property. Terms oasy.
inquire Of NELHON a MURFREE,
so.1 II " MATT BROW n a CI
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DERRY = DUM0NT, Bell and Brass Founders
Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of Brass work
dealers ia gas steam and water pipe, oil well tu
ing snd pump, gum hose, packing speiter, so.deI
and baLbil, No. Al Broad street, hear The nver,
maIl4
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
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ONLY So so FOR THREE MONTHS.
ONLY So so FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY SO 90 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY So so FOR THREE MONTHS