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~ ~ 1880 Satt 1880 hANaA1l
24K24. Wood shed, &c, &c. House stands 20 feet
back from one street and 20 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 6OxioO. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
l90xl7O, with rear fence cisteFn TO esch house,
and we'll for both. ALI valued a sl2 coo.
No. 223.
FOR sALE-l65 feet on North Front street. east
4 side, nextnor-h Of and adjoining Bridge street,
known as the Bnck Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toulouse and large Livery stable.
twill be sold ss Swhole or IN lois, Now rented for
over $500 per anhum.
No 225.
EOR SALE-A small Fam Of 80 Acres, on the
= Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nashville,
well improved. Frame house Of three rooms, at,
tic, hsl and kitchen. Two springs, fne young or
ehsrd Of coo fruit trees, int beginning to bear, APP
pee, peaches, P'uns. cherries and Plums' az well
IN one year. Possession given January LIST, 1866.
NOR ALE soSoo, CO y .oos o,..- .,,,
No. 229.
FoE sALE-9o. g: or 5el feet front on North
SShI s9sa oasinsss 10
sly. v ~ o"t. One-H'OAsh' paianee
Il l ~uu @SeAiS' interest Su' heh'
FOR sALE-Ons of oneksnns'. Fine Pano..
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Smnsemsnts.
HEATRE

SLAnd Vista Zee ca saturday shsmoou, uhss
s95oae thompson VII appear a. "TII-rl@
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e-nmsr, - made o~yertures to Wm
u Webb - tbe purchase Of the ram
Dunberberg II u salo nc VI. alsPosS
Of her If he can obtain o.
the United states government ~
the terms Of the contract the vessel
belongs 10 him until the money iof her
is entirely paid BY the Government
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To the Voters of David
son County.

IA are requested b sista tdat J. Il. Farer g.
" cal DeDutF- ~ Arlington a Farrars - =
Hla Agency Tllo square, Meihodst purHshfr-
h0les I'll Hs4e esrtlcs-es % those ent-Ief u
vote p ne el~ung March election, en- Tnlr-dav
1t eaycf Fe1nusy ns1,. and on earh dav 49,,
ri inlnlaTa e1ceptedl, uuIl The day Cf election
No ceranea1es I'll BE- issued Gu the day of ~
eecAou Cerlleates aifesdy issued may ). us.i
% tlai Gay. Those Who have lost csEunoatss csa
a aArle-rH lan2s-I
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SESSION.

After the House was cal ed TO order, Ny
Symmetry took the floor, on a mo ion OF Mr.
Aruell, 10 make the franchise bin the spe.
ciaI order for tomorrow, at lOo'cloek a. N,
Agreed 10.
CnURT Bills.
The Memphis Court bill was taken up, a
reported by Mr.. Poston, from a Specia
Committee on the subject, ana passed on IL
second reading.
The bill TO create a Criminal Circuit FOL
the counties of Williamson, Giles and Man
| ~, also passed its second reading.
kTHEN BANK.
Mr.. Baker introduced a resolution re-
q~ucstng the Governor to appoint a commits.
sioner 20 take charge OF the books Of tn
Athens Branch OF the Bank Of Tennessee
and convey them 10 Athens 10 assist il
settling mp its affairs. Adopted.
SOLDIERS BILL.
Tho bill for the relief Of the widows ans
children OF soldiers was hen taken up OF
lis third reading.
Mr.. Arnel moved to make the donation
a ore hundred dollar state bond, instead O
SIO0 in cash.
Mr.. Arnell's amendment sgas rejected.
Mr.. Willisms moved an amendment ex.
cludiur the families of c1lored soldiers freu
the benefits Of The act. Carried.
Adjourned.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

LARGE SALE OF
Government Property.
NASHVILLE. TESS.s Fehl, ls6d. !
WILL, offer for sale. csmmeucing on me I0th
day OF February, 1S6i, Al the o. 3. Franklin
shops in the city Of Nashville, Tenn, 8 large
amount Of Government Property, consisting in pat
as follows:
Means of transportation.
7s2 Amy Wagons,
leo Transfer Wagons,
- AmbuisDces,
- Two Home Wagons,
80 Carts,
47l Sets Wheel Horse Harness,
2s0 4" Lead
I2ss /" Wheel Mule
2zI Sc Carr Harness.
Fifth, Bearing. Brsaf and s~presder CHAINS, Jockey
Sticks, p3uhle and Single Trees, Lead End Check
lines, Collars, Brides, Wagon and Riding Saddles.
Tools Of al kinds, including Blrcksmifhs, Car
renters, W~heelWfighfs, Hafness Mazers, MGchln-
ists, Timers and Famers Tools
miscellaneous Articles
65,96l Lbs. Wrought scrsp Iron.
Hiss " Cast q"
TUO,Oo0 Feet Lumber, assorted,
Steam Engns, 2o-HOrse power.
16-Bo Sc power,
" {" (uT right lo-horse power,
Hsy Scales FarbanksD 8 ton.
Also Desks, Tables, Chairs. Benches, Lanterns,
Brooms, Psulins, Rope, &c &C.
This sale comprises articles Of almost every kind
knowa in the Qusrlermaster's Department, aud
VII b one Ct the largest sales that has ever taken
place al this Depot.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, am on Feb.
18th, ana continue daily until the property Is all
disposed of.
Terms eash-GoYemment funds.
By order Of
a. R Eddy, UsA, ohisfQ Dof Team.
r. B. KIRK,
ieb2-td Capt BYt MAJ. and A. Q. NJ.
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The latest accounts from Gov. Morton
are very encouraging. The medical
treatment he underwent AZ Paris has
benefited him greatly. He has now
gone 10 Rome.
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A horse thief named Bowly, and six
Of his confederates, were arrested at
Saltillo, Miss, a week ago Friday, and
summsrily shot by the citizens.
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The Meridian Messenger contains
nearly half a column Of accounts Of un
lawful acts in the vicinity Of Meridian
during the past week.
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II FAAafs3I1N TO
bon hehafd Ogsiaby, Governor state or UHs5-.
hon- David L. DAVIS Judge supreme Court, g..
Hon. VIM. g. BrosnloE. Governor or TsuBe.-,-
HHg- zen. Ias r. Brownies. Adj. sss satsofI..
nessee.
boa. Nm Bdsn. Nashville.
non Hm- Naihemel Baxter. Ekshuus.
Hoa. Jo. c. Guld, Eashuns.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
=. W. hNzey. Esq, Nashville.
Meaan. horns& s~trstton, Nashnua
hessrs. Essnsk Co. Nashville.
hlmrod Porter. Coiambia, Tenn.
IunolG "a
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The Richmond Examiner was sup
pressed oa The 18Th inst, by order Of
Gen Terry. Il Is reported that he
acted under instructions from General
Grant
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No. ZIG.

IfOR S4LE-A small Frame House, lot 23xT0, on
Il Jackson street. north Of The Corporation Spring
t.ce $40.
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In Chancery at McMiunville, Tenn.

fEhhoAh1 MULES Aceos
E=sm J.. Christian,
Va. 30. Bill.
The Bers II Wm. and Mary Csntrsn, their name.
unknown 70 oompls nznt
IN this cause. Il appearing 10 toe Clerk snd Mas.
ter from endAvit that the children OF William and
Mary Csntrsl, deceased. are non-residents Of Che
sta.e Of Ien1.. SO that the ordinary process Of laE
caarot he served on them Il ia I therefore ordsred
thstuuoaeanon be inside or four successive Weeksin
the Nsshvl lie Weekly Unioa,' = newspaper pub
lshed n TIE ely OF Nashville, n said state, recuir-
ing ssd defendants % sppesr on the lrst day Of or
mex Naur, 80 the Court house IL McMinnTlla,
On re iaur;h Monday IN MsTch next, is6G, then
ans there % plesd, snsEeg or demur 70 complain
suNs Oil or the same viii be taken for confessed as
% them, and setlor hearing ex psTie.
J. +. MORFORD, GAM.
iehic-WA By ], c. BINS, D. C..
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No. 223.

EOR SALE-l65 feet on North trout street, eszt
\ side. nextnorh Of and adjoining Bridge street
known as the Buck Bridge Toll house property
over $500 per anhum.
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No. 263.

EOR s1LE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGS-lsS
II Acres; che SMALL Frame Ruiiding II two rooms
feuoes IN order; THREE SULPHUR ePRINGS-
White, Red. and Bissk Two Freestone Springs.
Oae cisten on the oil; 6ss feet front on the Busbs
Nists Pike; the entire pi't II about square. or
the ISL acres are found hill, glen, bower, recess
rocks IA bold relief precipice, fat springs, crsas
and & romantic drive. THIS picturesque Watering
Place, in possession Of the right msn. can BE- msde
the most SIT active summer resort about Nashville.
and being only II miles from the CITY, il easily
rssched by private conveyance, and no doubt be.
fore many months will be accessible b Street Raj.
road. Paos tssbQ, on easy terms Apply 20
r. g 5coNEL, Real Estate Agent.
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%Sunnyside Concert Hall.
CoLLONADE BUILDING, No. a. CHrRsv
SrKEEr.
J. W. RINGsCOTT--..Le.-ss 4 p,on-.,,.
Complete Success.

eat
SAILORS opena al O'Clock. Performance 70 com.
melce ID 7hpm.
HE best of Beef, Wines. Liquors ami CQsrs =,
pretty lady waters always m Attendance. aual u
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Dress Cncls snd Psrquetie
l
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FfOo-ss ssaisasst. Tor Ossss. .,.a r.sa.
nsss.
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Tbsw.shingtOn correspondent Of the
CiD,;rr.s Commercial expresses the
o,irio. hat the Senators and Repre-.
ssrt.t;ves from Tennessee snd Arkan.
,.s win bs admitted to their seats
during the present session The cor.
respondent Of the New York Times eI-
presses The same OPINION
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We respecauiy solicta liberal share or rsf-o,.
~ 9orE warranted 10 D. ilLe.as-. snI 81
r-aauuauir terms. even call.
al1-T
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The Doubla Photonranh

Card.
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For Rant.

fVHAI elegant store On the corner Of he sfusr.
And eeaAr stress, kn1sn asthe Commerce. H..
surEnce Once For terms. cal on
L SHIELDS a o..
fe|-u q and q College street.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

EEAAIE.
T~HuEsDAT, February Is, 1850.
The scnGte met al 9 8. II.
Jzmes =. Thompson, Senator elect from
the l4th 5 na.0-iaI District % Gll the va
caney oecasioned BY the resignation Of Bobt.
T lasatsr ?, came f0rEsrd and the oath Of
Office was administered by W. D. Robertson,
Esquire.
Mr.. Senter introduced Senate Bill No 800,
to charter the columbia Savings Institution.
Mr.. McEiwee introduced senate bin No.
32a, 10 charter the Nashville Petroleum and
Mining Board. Passed first reading.
House bill 2l5, 70 purchase the portrait Of
Abraham Lincoln. Passed third reading
Mr. Cate en- cred o motion for the recon
sideration Of Lhe same. Land over under
the rules.
The following House Bills passed their
third reading
To amend az act incorporating the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
t. Incorporate the Farmer and Mer-
chats Fife and Marine Insurance Com
pany.
10 incorporate the town Of Madisonville,
Tennessee.
To incorporate the Southern Telegraph
Company.
70 increase Jsilor's fees tosirty cents per
day for keeping and feeding prisoners, in
stead Of forty.
10 repeal sections 2, 3, A and Of an act
% charter the View Market Society, for the
benefit Of the Floral Mount Female Acad-
envy.
20 incorporate the Lebanon Lodge 10.
IS, Of Free and Accepted Masons.
To charter the Caled0nian Academy IN
Henry county.
To amend the charter of the ineorpora-
ton for Springfield, IN Robertson county,
and Of Kingston, Roane county, and ios
other purposes; passed March l5th, ls'e-
Senate bill No. 24s, 10 amend toe tesla
meniary laws Of the State. Passed third
reading.
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In Cbsucery at NoMinnville Tenn.
fEIrAAn. krtES lSdd.
A ". Brewer, Admir- ofFlnore Reeie. decd.

vs. o. bI
~ this cause, 30 appearing 20 the Clerk and Mss-
zen tlry tne delsadsne hartu q heeIe, Tarob
Blnehsm and vie 1sbitha sud Enoch FeuiU. nd
wife AicY, sre non res dents of the state oil Ten
uc9see, 70 that re o-uiiusry process 4 law cqnnrt
De served upou then tis therefore ordered thsr
publication D. meio tor four successive weeks IN
lhc Nashville Unon, pualsbed ID ne city O. NASH
vie, Neu1eesee re4u mg sHid reiendsnts 10 an
pesv on the hHst DAY OF oar uexI term III he ConrL
% De- he'd % tae court hou . is McMiuuvile on the
plesd, susWer or u NOR oc1mpisiuant'- hT. crthe
sanie wl hatsgsn Tor CONFESSED snd set lot 81 .ring
eKparje, s. to Gem
If MORFORp, An
ie1lt-Nat hr d.U hrius. p c
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Petroleum Barrels.

EOR SALE Two eomplsis sets Of Barrel Ms.
II emneV q the most approved patents, which
eAn . puf IN opersnon 10 ia DAYS, Eud tunn %
0o osrres ) Day Apply 70 ". l. Nance, Nash
VILE oFA. WATSON, sycAn0rs Mia. szsI-s
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Capitalists.
AIIabORa Iron Works for Sale

WHE stockho'dera ha.in- "a 5,... 49,
- a-lt WI cnsr SID property far -
Tuesday ~ April uerL. 10 ar41ra D.
plFAie sale before that dav. Tf ru.
Ns1 % miles anoFe Arrrn an ISL
or tne Western q AusnGe Rsilr9sf I-s-
eres o. land, q reasonable porti9- Fl raI
Anl end the balance valuable ag- gorI 40
XIII copper ana iron the iron au
- 20 o. lneEhauslhte, and TIE rray b. = ~
aeal moeg The best 10 the EorI me Con-
80 M.is ana lron WORKS are ou.y als
C- ne AAistooua denuf. on Aa1al.i
allch furnishes the Eaier po.er A.
: q ne village Of Alsloona bs'osgs l. ne 81
49, ~ buildings beng ennraly Dr.
damaged. an the WORKING ae
ea.se.y destroyed. others dsmsreI al o.
tng lost md = maionfg aI
- al - le euPpled 10 means ~ the un
nave deteEmiuad fhs cor,rurv l. o
r~sa.- -Aenra under ne orcunsssacss d
inE. cured - CO.'S
ehr-a o. MCDANIEL.
aFnuu CO.
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S.
City Shoe Store.
OPPOSITE fHE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
CiRrck Stree.
NASHVILLE TENN.
Wanted.

Dl tCo young men Of experience. aged 81 and
II syears, situations a. esther Cnsfr1l or An
hroclie Ion Worn, g Manager and BOOK Keep
er- They ca1 ling good reoommendsrous e. 10
Character and abhty. Address Manager ani
BOOK Keeper, MlezduE Centre county, f-
lanL4id hue
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In Chaneerr at MoNLinnrille. Tenn.


vs.. lnL Bill.
IN This cause, Be- appearing 10 she satisfaction Of
a the Clerk ani Mssie-, rom compisnsnts m,
which il sworn 90. that Alfred va son, one of The
de'endsuts, Is 6 non-resideut OF the State Of Tea-
nessee, go ihsf TIE oriiusry process Of lav cannot
be served up0n HIM It Is ihereiare ordered that
publication he maize, for sour consecutive weeks. in
ne Nash PIE Union. "a re sgster PItlshea 10 The
city o. Nashville requiring sad delendaut o. appear
on the hrat dag Of our next term OF Court. 10 be
held ln fhc toan OF Mem nnT4 q, Tslnes 90, on the
nIFtl MONDAY IN Marc ueKt. 20 plead, snsWer OF
demur Co comp ansnis BIZ or ths ssme viii be
issen Tor confessed, As q he, and SET To- heaunr
ex rarte. ., F. MuRFuRn, e Il.
ie1la by &c kTLEs, D. G.
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No. 22O.

LNOR RENT-FiYe rooms in third story, south
II west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January lst. 1866. at 500 per annum,
snd 500 bonus. These rooms are well located foi
business ohees, and cheaper thaa any We know
of-aTeraging sl3 % per mon,h Tor each.
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Edge6eId.

nUk Second Puhtc Sale Of Lots in p-v.-t. ~
- mhce1t Adttou comes CT GA th- r--r--
ae4 me Mmtss Creek PIKE. on THJ-RsDav
February lHh, las. a. no o'ciccE- an -Ia
discount % paraes paying al cash
Lii K ". BROWN. Ag@uts
NFNNN-A MHL THmrga-
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No. 22l,

DOR SALE-27OO Acres OF Land, 6< miles from
II the Sswanee Coal Mines, Marion county, Tenn.
with good improvements, Saw Mil in running OF.
der; the general outlines snd description OF which
viii De given. Price o. per acre. cash, balance
l and year.. Will eIchsnge for city or country
property.
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No. 2I4.

EOR SALE-23 Acres good Garden Lsnd; Brick
Il bOuse of two rooms and kitchen; smoke
house. Within forty steps OF the house one Of the
best spout springs IN the country. Two miles from
Nashville on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. Nc.
Ferrn's and Mr.. Il. Truths. Price IS, 100; one half
cash, balance in one year. Apply TO
II. q. SCOVEIA
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Extensive sale
GOVT ROLLING ST0GKI

VIII AM III eEGAkN UT HE l~ENAEr5EE- 7
CHIEF QuARrEzNAsTER's OFFICE,
US. MILITARY RILROAus, I
Nashville, Tenn, Jan 9th, 1866
WILL be sold at Public Auction, st Memph 5,
Tennessee, Wednesday, February IT., 1866,
the following described Rolling Stock, siz
az Pour Locomotive Engines. I'VE ieet gauge,
three old and dismsnted, one rep irRblel
u6) s xteen Box and pl nine Fiat Csrs,-mOTe or
lezs-hve feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
~ One Locomotive Engine. five feet gauge, lying
in the ditch on the line OF the n ssi4sippi Central
Railroad, Twelve miles North Of Grand Junction.
At Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, February
l4th, lt6h viii be sold the following described Roll
order, VIZ
l. d one Locomotive Engine. Lyman s sOuthor,
builders.
as Eighteen " Il. Morus a Son,
builders.
% One Rodgers L. 4 NJ.
Works, builders.
% One samhourn Smith
builders.
~ One Locomotive Tender.
GOO Iva hundred Flat All Box Cars, (moro or
less.J
Same Time and Place.
& Locomotive Engines. uuseryioeable.
Boilers and Running Gears for Two ~ Dummy
Engines, unseryieeble.
(5) Five Spans, $50 feet each, McCilum Truss
Bridge. ~ Two spans hridge, 90 feet each.
Q3S) one hundred tnd thirty three perch lst and
p class Cut Stone, comprising foundation Of Round
House.
Will also he sold, on abJVs mentioned date, At
Memph 5 and Nashville, the balance Of Military
Railroad Property remaining uailsposed cf al that
Il ne.
Sales viii commences at each piace az 10 O'Clock,
IN, and continue until all ne property Is dispose
ed Of.
Terms of Sale.
Cash, in Government funds: OF. when purchased
BY Railroad Companies, on credit az desiTed} Il not
breeding two years, payable 10 monthly install
ments " Ga interest 1t the rate OF : . 10 per cent.
per snnuTn, secured By pOud, satisfactory to tho
Govsmmant, for double the amount Of the proper
y purchased
Full descriptions Of the Engines can be Obtained
on application to Capt. s. R. nsmill, A. Y M, Nash
vile, Tenn. F.. J.. CHILLY.
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No. 264.

E0RSALE-0ue and = hslf story BRICK HOUaE.
Il No lea west side 81 South Cherry Street en-
Ward, Of four rOoms-twou I'd, snd two doSr starr.
Hydnnt water, Rooi fence, stoTe-room and closet.
lot soIi1 Price fSoo0-N,os cash. bLancs a 8
sDdt Il months; iusrsst and lien.
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED az
sPe'ial Act Of the LEGISLATURE Of tennessee,
June oth, lS65.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. S6OO,oOO.
Divided INTO 5000 Shares Of $40 each. 1900 shares.
OF staO,oO have been appropriated as work
hg capital, iorthe devel0pement q tho
property o. the Company.
A united smount only OF the stock thus appro-
Pm fd mss been placed IN the hands Of the ofhcerz
oithe company 10 he sold AZ s. per share and As
the sto-k has all been issued, full raid. Ia pas
ment OF property, It IS not therefore. habls 20 any
mture assessment.
oFEIeE; No. 6sK North Cherry street. Pestohee
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
p H. COTTON. OfTenn. c. t. mQUruaouRa, ofN.Y.
"A- C. BUNS, DELAso r. SMITH, % MINI.
A o. sASf"EDs A. &C. WELLs, Of Mich.
AtElt1.
Reidmt-A. G.. SANFORD,
Prest LIST National Bank. Nashville.
Pcs RfeSdsat-A. WELLS.
S~serstarB,-F. Il. COTTON.
TrasursT-WM. e.. BUNTS.
Mining Superintendent. l.. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe Company consists Of leszs-
hold interestsin the counties or Oyerou, Feutreas.
White, Jackson, and Warren In the slste OF Tea
nestee, amounting IN the aggregate 20 over exit
thousand sores.
The membership ofthe Company sud the Beard
OF Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of q thorough and practical a.
| quanttnce with the OIL mines OF Penn-vlvsDla
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the drsrex
ploreTs Of the OIL field Of that Srg,e, and struck tba
Inst lowing oil well 10 the country. we'll known -
the Hequembourg well, and TO which the IN. iufer-
ests OF pennsylvania, then ia their uasceut srsts
wee very largely indebted.
This Company Will lease portions Of their vdus
DIE lands, IN small tracts, % private psrjes or com.
panles, Tor IMMEDIATE DEyEIOPMESr. THIS b. & rsr.
chance for bona Bds operators 30 obtsia leases on
terms that sii be amply rsmuuerstise.
Terms made known on application.
30 MERE SPECTATORS WILL sE TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds aud samples OF OH obt,,nas
nom the property may b. seen by cslhng al the
office OF the Company No. 66s North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, f. Ii. Cotton. NssbviDa viii "a
ceIye orders for stock, aud viii Lrwafd carfi6,.tes
by return msl when the money a,rompanIe- he
order.
Oct. CT.
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No. 265.

NOR sALE-BRICE DWELLING OF 4 rooms
Il dning room, kitchen and serysnt' room. 10
suIl50 North Msrkes street. next snuth on dEAniup
toTmsrly occupied BY NJ. Fesers. Price $50
500 CASH balance IN l snd 2 years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16
No 225.

TOR sALE-A small Fam Of 80 Acres, on the
4 Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north Of Nashville,
well improved. Frame house Of three rooms, at.
tic, hsll and kitchen. Two springs, fac young or.
ehsrd Of 60Ormt trees, iu't beginning to bear, ap.
pies, peaches, piums. cherries and plums, ali vel
enclosed $3.50 per acre one-haif eAsh, balance
in one year. Possession given January lst, 1866.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16
No. 235.

EI0R REET-Efsen Acres Of good Land, at hrst
\ Toll-gsie on Gsllstin Pie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16

50 600 A YEAR maas b. Az a. -
NIOO ~sl5-StsucI Tools .----sas
1le F~nsadenes cashars. - Tr@
rers q tnree bs1ks indcrss ne crsei.- 49,
address TIE Amouszs stsncl -
assta fet0caL Hsft-&
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-16
No. 234.

E1OR RENT-A new Frame Houss Of 3 rooms
in North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr.
F. R. Chestham. Price $500 per annum.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-10

N ASH VILE, TENNESSEE
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-10

during the coming summer. There is Dot
the least doubt that, ii the war crisis will not
interfere, Germany will furnish during 1866,
quota Of at least 100000 emigrants.
Mr.. Marsh, your efficient Consul at Alto
ma, deserves all consideration for having
published cheap pamphlet, which fur
nishes to the emigrants all possible and de-
sirable items of useful information. An
other pamphlet, entitled, Minnesota, a
Home for Emigrants," attracts, too, a great
deal Of attention, and is largely circulated
1t is prize essay, crowned by the Legisla-
ture of Minnesota, and by its order transla-
ted into German by Mr.. Albert Wolf, the
Secretary of that State.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-10
4 LOST CITY.

Remarkable Discovery in Mexico.-The Cordova
Rebel Exies Find Ruined and Abandoned
City Of the Ancients-Christian Churche, and
Crosses Among the Ruins.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-10

As the Agents of the above Company in the city
of Nashville, we are now prepared to receive
applications for insurance Of Live Stock. &c.
NEWSOM. MOORE a. CO..
40 West Side Public Square.