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The way the Northern Hearts Fired.

We are again called upon TO notice
another SANDER from Bsowulow organ.
the Nashville Press and Times
In an article headed How they treat
Freedmen IN Georgia, after referring
TO tho tsc,s oi tie recent disturbance at
Mr. Jack Coiberts plantation IN Stew.
art county, j says
'tlBrrsut outrsges upon negroes In
the vicinity Of Columbus are OF daily.
almost hourly, occurrence
10 the paragraph had been written q
short time since and the word white
man inserted ia the place of negro.
1t would have approached the truth
Columbus Is not responsible Tor any
Thing that may happen Iu stewart OF
adjoining counties, aud II these ont
RACES took place here We have f.ile5 IN
be appusea of them. Negroes are 1uifs
as well treated here IS IN Nashville or
New lork and 81 the civil law co,l5
ue permitted 10 exercise ia fuII
functions outraCes upon negroes here
OF elsNAere ln Georgia would meetwfib
ample and speedy redress The state
ment Is false, and is designed. as mos
OF the articles in that paper are. 40
mlsrepreseut aud traduce the SoutbsrD
people and their real seuument-E
hH5aS San
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TEE WHEAT CRoP W. have seen and
@couversed with several men Of sense
and observation, who report to Us that
there Is lar prospect of a good wheat
crop in East Tennessee The cold snap
Of February injured the wheat in some
places, but, upon the whole we are
promised a good crop. Let our farmers
put il heavy crops Of oats and corn, as
they will dc, and add these TO our hay
crop, which never fails, and we shall
have enough 10 eat and 10 spare
hpozg.ae va l4,h
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The National Convention Of the
T...n marty was held at Baltimore, on
She lih of June lNrt
~Tgaaf,us Stevens then as now, WAS
o-r.r--d 10 recognizing tennessee as q
STATE aud earnestly resisted the admls
s.au gluer delegates, as well as the nom
.ustIau OF Andrew Johnson. maintain
.ag thathc was an alien enemy.
Horace Maynard headed the Union
a.se.t,s trom Tennessee, as he now
ass the Representative elect 10 Con
GROSS Mr. Stevens yehemeutly de.
,.-Imad against the admission OF the
|..a.-.re delegates, stating on the
r... .tHst the Union members of the
.....H had unanimously declared that
,. .r.a States can Toe represented
ra. Convention, however composed
..f.I...srss fresh from the people and
AHA. F.tl.c fields of the Republic deu.
bed tlst tennessee should be recog-
ASA state and her represeutatIv7s
aaal.l,d. boy the following emphatic
vote
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The annual election in New Hamp-
shire took place Tuesday. The returns
thus far received indicate the Te-elec-
ton of Smyth, Republican for Gov
ernor, by five thousand MAORI ty, over
Sinclair, his Democratic oppone ut. The
Governors Council of five is all unani-
mously Republican nine Of the twelve
Senators are Republicans, and the Re-
publican majority in the House, which
consists of three hundred and thirty
members, will reach one hundred.
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twill be seen that Illinois. under
the lead OF Representative Cook and
Air. Iryutauo, oi the N.s5s l-77. We
Ted sr.Id lu favor OF tIe admission OF
Iguut--ee subsequently Arkansas and
Louisiana were admitted by 20 similar
division. tue vote beng 5l1 % Io5
These States voted unanimously Tor NJ
Lincoln iu the Convention.
As ID farther 20 recognize the fact
that these States were sui in the
Union and hat Union men were eat
lied 20 recognition, the Convention, 40
appointing q NauOnsl Union Commit.
Tee, placed upon d. land they are now
members in good standing Calvin J.
Robinson, OF Florida, CUtuDert BullilL
OF Louisiana, j. l. Johnston, of Akrau.
sac. and j. s Fowler, o; Tennessee So
DO will be seen that Notwithstanding
Southern loyal men a,e denied admis-
sion into Congress the great party which
elected "a majority OF that body, tx.
pr,ssiy recognized and gave them the
night hand OF fellowship We leave
comments Oh these tacts x the general
reader.
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A New York letter writer says that
Curious rumors prevail in literary cir
cles touching a forthcoming work by a
young mulatto girl of that city. The
manuscript has been read by several
we'll known literary men, and it is said
to show great brilliancy of style, and
gigor of thought. The only question
seems to be as to the practicability of
publishing it just at this time, but a
prominent house L negotiating for the
work"
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An Extraordinary and Mysterious
Crime.

An Extraordinary and Mysterious
Crime.
From the Rochester IN. y Express, Msrch g,
We learn from one of the police
force, that q most extraordinary exam
pie of malicious mischief and inhu-
mainly was perpetrated yesterday on
Atwater street, in this city. The state
ment partakCs of the strange and mar
yelOus; but we are assured that it is
true. The circumstances related to US
are as follows:
Mrs. Henry Hysner, wife of conduc-
tor of a freight train on the Central
Railroad, left her house to 90 to a
neighbor's-the landlord s-to pay some
rent, leaving an infant child asleep in
the crib, and no one in the house at
the time with it, the servant girl hay
ing also stepped out for a few minutes.
In about q quarter Of an hour after
Mrs. Hysner had gone from home, the
servant returned, and found the crib
on fire, and indicatiOns-iu the open
and disordered drawers of a bureau,
and other signs-that some burglar had
entered the house for purposes OF plum
der. The smoke caused by the burn
ing of the cri0 furniture attracted the
attention of Mr.. Dutton, residing in the
adjoining house, who thought it pro
ceeded from his own dwelling. He
went in to Mr.. Hysners, and assisted
the servant in e~xtInguishing the fire.
The girl was soon enough at the scene
to save the child from any harm. Mrs.
Hysner returned after an absence of
about an hour, when she first learned
the startling circumstances which had
occurred within hat time. She left
her home and sleeping babe with per
feet assurance OF its safety, and return
ed TO find hat some miscreant had in
vaded her dwelling, and after essaying
to plumber il Of whatever valuables he
might fancy, in helhsh spite, this enemy
Of mankind attempted to destroy the
innocent infant The punishment OF
such a wretch should be such as is
meted out to the beasts Of prey, who
ravage and destroy in accordance with
their bestial nature and propensities.
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tlHI SOUTHERN iELEsArH COMPANY
We learn irom Messrs >. i. Boyle and
5 L. HeiEers that they are ready 10 re-
,eIYe subscriptions 10 the capital stock
Oi tHe Southern telegraph company.
These gentlemen have received larry
10 forty thOusaud dollars OF subscrip-
Tons and are encouraged with the
hope OF securing a controlling amount
%. lAe stock here We have subscribed
and believe u 10 be 10 the interest Of
others 10 DO likewise These gentle
men are confident Of success They
"tl commence very soon the construc-
Ion Of lines from this city 10 Nashville
= 70 cincinnati II u citizens vii
-'-1 IAelr AID this work will be soon
ooso1phshed-L5slgaL Democrat
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We regret to learn that David Camp
bell, Esq declines to accept the ap-
po.utmeut of Chancellor of the Fourth
Chaucery Division, made vacant by the
death Of Judge Frierson. The people
of the Division will be sorry TO hear OF
this determination on the part OF Ar
G. We hopo the Legislature, when 1t
goes to work again, will increase the
salaries Of our Judges and C~hancellors,
and secure the services OF the ao!est
legal miuds.
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The City Council aud Board Of City
Improvement of Cincinnati, have con
10 sdopt the Nicholson pave
ment for that city.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
QUARTERHAsTERs OFFICE, u. S. NJ X. X.
Nashville, Tenn, March IS, 1886
T WILL oTer at Public Sale at Nasty he, Tenn.
1 on Tuesday, the 27th day Of March, 1866, tho
balance Of the Rolling Stock OF the u. 5. M. K. K.
NJ. ID +. h heretofore Rdve tI<ed, con IstIng Of
tt Zee 81 kng mes, IN rum ng order,
five feet gU2gs.
Three ~ Dismsntled Locomotives, unseryice-
ale.
Forty g0) Box Cars, more or less.
thirty so Fiat Cans, more or less.
Same time and place, the three large Store
Houses Of the U. S Military IA lroaI, situate in
close proxim ty to the Chattanooga Depot, aad Of
the following dimensions:
One Q) lztx3sK4. with addition Of 124x2Ixll.
One u lT5xs6.
Oae Q) l2Qxs5xl9, with addition Of slx3jt24.
Togfth-r With the surplus p'operiy then remain
ing on hand, consi ting OF Ole hun Ired Tons,
more or less, Ct Cast AMI Wrought Scrap Iron,
Office Furniture, &c, &c.
tae to commence a. 10 o'clock am and cou.
tnue unul alt Is sold.
lerTs Ca h, in Government Funls, or Whtn
sold 10 Railroad Companies GA acred.t, if desire O.,
OF two years, payable in monthly iaSiallm4nts. 70
he secured by bond Tor dOub e the amount Of pur-
chase. : I. ANIL
Capt. AQM, Chf QMUsMRR, MDT.
marchl4-td
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We are indebted to Hon. Joshua Hill
for 8 copy Of his letter in reply to Mr..
Stephens legislative friends
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGSTth the many complimentary
notices given Us by the press of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with 50 much heartfelt sim
cerity, as the following from the Nash
usl5 Daily Union:
"At a period like the present. when our
city is filled % overlooking with q transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hIther-o uudrelmt OF, IL Is proper that
the means of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
shou d have information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men vho have been eiu-
csted IN the best schools Of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tee Of msuy years, a-e surely worthy OF
confidence il they have given their atten-
ton exclusively % ole branch OF the pro-
@iessiOu, AID made themselves masters Of IT,,
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly II they have stford-
ed proof Of their sblity 20 cure. To this
later class belongs DIR. l.. L. COLEMAN,
who, 10 his speciality, has been a bene!actor
10 The afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe aud sure physician"
We respectfully inform u friends
that we may still be found at u office,
relieving those afflicted with
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The following letter from an officer
in high rank in the Southern
army, 60 one of orr prominent citizens,
has been kindly handed to US with per
mission to use 10 as we see it, Wepub-
lish il as sn aadiuuusI evidence Of the
spirit in which the Southern leaders
accept the issue of Che war, aui Of the
honesty of their desire for "a prompt re
turn 90 peaceful relations in The Union.
-fH"n..r I-EHU.
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NASHVILLE Il CHATTANOOGA
~
IRA
CHANGE OF TINE.

OFFICE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
N. AND n. 81. N. ". RAILROADS.,
NASHVILLE, IESN March 4th, Is G..
AN and after tn sdly, Macch6, 1866. and uaul for.
V tner notice, Passenger Trnas vii Iun As FOL
OWs:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAvE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South ri 80 a. nj. aud $50 P. n. Aruve At Chatta-
nOCgs st $50 p. 81. anu $40 A. NJ, next day.
Returning Leave Chattanooga at 500 A. s.aui
$50 p. N. Arrive st Nashville al AGO P. n. and b45
A NJ next day.
All trans connect a. Wsrtrace for ShelbyyIle.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave ashv-l tor JohnsorviIe, snd all points
West and Northwest, ST i.AJ ?. d. Arrive at John
-on,ue at $50 p. II.
Raturning-Leavs JohnsOnyi!le $40 A. n. arrive
at Nashville ST U.JJA. n.
Trains on n. n. W. r.. R connect At Johnson.
nile with first class line OF Steamers for Paducah.
CAIRO and 1t. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE,
on steamers connecting with \ n W Railroad.
Passengers by this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo.
Trains st5p aJal Intermediate points.
NM p lNNE5. Geul Sapt
n. SC. and n. * Il. ". K. R'ds.
msr5-G.
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Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
Macon, Georgia.

MaCon, georgia.
ID Building Materials, Steam Engines, Machin-
cry, Tools. Iron, Copper, Lumber, and 2 ores OF
various kinds, which were collected st Macon, Ga,
by The Confederate Gov rnment, for the erection
snd peTmsnsnt operation Of a large Armoly, LabO-
ratory, and Arsenal and also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected nom Iron Works aud Armories in The
states OF Alabama and Georgia, viii be sold 10 PUB
Lie AUCTION.
Among the articles to be sold. are
5000 lbs. Copper, pigs.
1900 lbs. Copper, round rod.
5000 lbs. Copper, bar.
2O.OOl los. Copper, sheet.
2O,oOO lbs. wrought Iron, bar and rod.
800 tons Pig Iron.
$50 tons Cast roi, unseryieeable shells.
5000 lbs. Lead, pigs.
45,SO lbs. Tin, block and sheet
40 q lbs. Chain, crane and cab G.
1900 yards ClCth-ClttOn, English Serge. oil
ed and nameled.
% 0cO lbs. Powder.
500 feet Betting, gum snd leather, assorted
200 Machines. Drll,, planners. Milling. Screw
cutting, steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Harness, Saddle, Horse Eau pments, Inautry
and Cavalry Advertisements, BIaukets, Wagon and
Gun Carriage Irons, 80 unservicesble ~Canon-iuOu
and bronze, 50 broken Gun Carriages, Laboratory
Stores and Materials, Spare Parts (new) 70. Spring
field Muskets and Colts RevOlvers, and al sssort-
ment OF Paints and OILS.
The attention Of Northern buyers is called to this
sale, which, - q large one, and Of valusbie properly
Full printed Catalogues Of tie prop srty 10 be sold
can be obtained from the Chief II Ordnance at
Washington, d. and from the Commanding on
Ger Of the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
This sale vii commence on
"Wednesday, April 4, 1866,
and continue every day until al the property is
sold.
Terms cash. in United states currency.
Il. W. FLASHER.
Capt. Ord BYt. 1t. Col, Com. augusta ArsensL
ma-l0-tds
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The ~. y. Tribune says Nj. Sumner
Be- wiser in his own c%onceltr and less
ract,cal thau-Jesus Christ POSI-
bIy Charles thinks himself a more I'M
g~1rtaut parsonage than the great head
90. the Christian Church
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Proposals

WILL be received a. the office Of The Chairman
" Of the street Committee, No. 9 North Co lar
street. on Saturday. the 18th May, 1856, for the fol-
lOaing work. to-aIt:
lst. F-r the necessary earth emhankment snd
McAdsm 2 ng required n extending College street
~northWardiy from Jefferson street Shove LIgh water
mark.
p For the necessary Garth embankment, cul.
vert masonry, curling and g~utterIng r CURED n
grading South Union street, between High and
Spruce street.
Sd. For tho masonry foun iation or other work
required IN construction Of bridge across Lick
Branch on High street.
SIN For the con trUc.ion Of stone hagg.ng or
brick payements throughout the cit at such points
at the street Committee may order.
Plans, estimates snd specifications can be seen,
or other obtalned at the Office CT the
CITY Engineer, No. 4 North Cherry street.
GEU, s. KINNEY,
marlS-td Chairman Street Committea
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Hemp Hackles.

GrEEL SLATE3, Reed slaIes. Loom shutues,
- Harness Twiue, Harness Eyes, Belt Hooks,
Soarso Emery Revolving TEMPLES, Card Pillars,
&c &c may Ue had Of
BOILING & HEAD,
Aucuorers Sewsuee House, College ST.. Nashv lie
marI3-IdtE
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Government sale.
QUeensWare, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, Ranges, Blankets, &C.

III ILL be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purvey-
~ or's Warehouse, Public Square, Nashville,
Tennessee, on TUESDAY MORNING, March 9th,
at = O'Clock, a large stock Of the foreE ding articles,
in original packages, consisting in Iart Of
5000 Pistes, ZtOJ Dishes,
LOO n cherS, ZCuO LasteTn7,
1900 Chambers. 500 Sadirons,
400 SpIttoOns, 1000 Knives aud Forkz.
l,AO Csrvers, &c, $500 Spoons,
800 Looking Glasses, 90 Clocks,
500 Rasors, LOO Counter Scales.
200 Blankets, 100 Leather Buckets,
500 Wash 1ub7, 600 Sauce Pans,
100 Hstchets, 5000 Wash-Basius.
1000 Scrub Brushes,
Tea Pots, Tumbiers, Bowls, Mugs, Cups, Bath
Tuhs, Wood Saws, C~leaysIs, Csndlesucks, Cork
screws, Mops. BrOoms, Ice Chests, Wafer Coolers,
Stoves Ranges, Caldrons, and miscellaneous fur
nIshIng articles.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surg. and Byt. Col. o.. 5. Vol, Med. Pur. U. :. A.
marl5-llt
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81 a5mllle alnion.
FRIDAY, MARCH I6, 1866.

D. most interesting event of the
season was the celebration last even
ing Of the nuptials OF Gen. B F. CBrAr-
Hts and Miss Anna B RosxsoS. daueh-
ter Of our former fellow-citizen, A. B.
Robinson, Esq The ceremony took
place in the First Presbyterian Church,
Bishop Quintard officiating, and q very
large number of invited guests being
present The lovely bride was attend
ed 10y eight beautiful young ladies as
brides maids, and the gallant General
10y as many groomsmen, selected prin-
c.pally from amongst the officers who
had been connected with his staff
whilst he was in service. We COM
mend the General for his good taste,
and congratulate him upon his success,
IN winning not only one of the most
beautiful but one of the most intelli-
gent smiable and accomplished Of the
talr daughters Of Tennessee.
--
Speaker Heiskel recently, in a mo
meut Of passion, threw his gavel al
the head Of Col Mullins, who it seems
thought il Was a hammer" The n.
(. Tribune says it was an "inkstand
Of course the Tribune knows.
THE LATE MIS-. SIGOURNEY Was n Of
the most amiable Of human beings,
sud every body who read her verse in
stlucliyely felt the kindliness and good
wall Of her heart The result WAS that
every body who wanted the services Of
AL author considered that she was the
person 10 be applied to. In her pos
tlumous photographed work emit
tied Letters Of Life she has devoted
several pages TO a condensed account OF
the neutrality-suspicious. she received.
Here are some specimens
.Er.taphs for a man aud two children,
wash warning that only two hundred and
ffur letters must De allowed IN the whole,
The monument was L0t large enough 70 con-
tam more. A piece t. copy in the album
Of a. .alr III whom / had never heard re-
..esiel by q gentleman $50 be sent as soon
DO aslufafy afternoon, because then he ls
GO more leisure % attend u It." To pune
f1ate O. manuscript volume Of three hun
EraI pages, the author having always had
"a dislike 20 the business OF punctuation,
finding thatit brings on ga PAIN ia the back
Of the neck"
AN album from q clerk in a store, given
him by another clerk In another store, 10 be
wtsttau ia Tor O young lady OF whose name
L- was not quite certain, aud the most he
knew about ner was, tuat She was a very
r.-H girl The owner Of a canary bird,
which had been accidentally starved 10
DEATH. wishes some eleglac verses. A strau-
r.r. v-se con died at the age Ui o months,
weighing Just thirteen pounds would be
glad of some poetry t. be framed, glazed,
and hung over the ch~Imuey-pIcce5 10 Keep
the other children from forgetting him..
Solicitation from the Far West tbatI would
-gr.te out lengthy" a sketch Of the loves
If two p~trs0uages, Of whom no sugges'lve
r.--umstauces were related, one OF whom
w.sa lourueymau tailor, sud the name OF
the other. "sisJcr BlDcJck," as far as the
rhFr.~rauhv could be translated. 4 father
r..r,.fuv eIcglac lines on q young child
suIDIvfug. as the only suggestion for the
falttlI muse. the fact that he was unior-
frrafeIv "dfoEued iu a barrel OF swlne's
l..I."
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Ma BASCROFTs SPEECH The London
Times does not Ike Mr.. BancrOfts ora.
ton on the Lincoln Memorial Day, and
so far reflects an opinion very prevalent
in this country. We quote a few lines.
"Ihe Grafton was worthy of Elijah
POgram. The British Lion might fairly
be expected to put his tail between
his legs and howl with anguish The
staple of the harangue was abuse OF
England and lis institutions. The
taste which could invite an English
Minister and his staff in order to iniict
upon them a coarse ~invectiYe, needs no
remark. We can well understand that
there were many among the Americans
themselves who were shocked at the
~lndecency, but we car as little doubt
what we are told-that the bltterest
passages in Mr.. Bancroft address were
the most warmly greeted by that polite
sssembiage.
10 is nog the effect here, but the effect
in America that is of Importance Can
this m~ischievous old man believe that
any purpose can be served by SANDER
ing two such countries as England and
France IN the presence of their repre-
seGtatiYes2 The Americans know their
own rights, and are sufficiently watch
Iul in maintaining them; they do not
require to be continually bounded on
against us, nor viii it tend 70 the en-
lightened conduct of public affairs if
they are made to believe hat England
is "a country where the mass of the PEG.
pie are powerless and oppressed. It is
To such deciamatiOns As these that we
owe the arrival of a few score Fenian
adgenturer5 in Ireland, fully believing
that they and their New York friends
can overthrow the rule of the strongest
most res0iu$e and most wealthy Coz
eminent in the world The Irish mi
grants are so accustomed to hear the
old country is etIete, that they really
fancy they have nothing to do but L
return home, set upon a popular rising,
and take possession Of the land after
the extirpalon OF the aristocIats. Such
Misrepresentation might be properly
letg to a lower class of pol. ~ticiaus; they
90 not deserve 10 be o-0Untenauced by
one who claims the high titles Of AistO.
man and dIpl0matisG
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GOVERNMENT SALES

~ DO Lne slhIInE-
IL do 81 do
81 Machine 1aps.
5 Producing rs 4 to 6 inch, = in. 3 iach.
THIS Machinery is Of the best patterns, and sl
in good condition
Persons wishing to examine it before the day Of
sale can do so BY call pg at The Franklin Shops.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
By order Of Cap. A. R. Eddy, Chief Q. NJ. Dept.
Of Tennessee.
F. B. KIRK,
msr4-td BVt- Mai. and A. O. ID
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umc, alto o'clock an on
SATURDAY, APRIL =. ls66,
that very valuable sid desirable property OF sum.
mer street, Nashville.
The Late Residence Of J. N SWAMI,
One Of the most va.usb.e and elegant residences in
the city
TEBM9-One third cash, and the balance on one
and two years. Notes Nth security VII b. rs4u.r-
ed aud a lien retained Possessio1 given frt Of
September next ard the cash payment viii 11s o.
required - BE- made uaul he pu cazer get poe
session.
Ps ties dezrng 70 purrhass may make their or
fsrs before the day Ct sale 20 either rf the under
signed, sndif the amount offered BE- deemed -un-
cieuL WeHil make a deed % the property.
HORACE d.. HARRISON. f1'u Of
h, J. NORRIS. 81. n. sEsla.
mars q
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Bnllef'S I*XL OIL RIackinr.
ButIer's Nrltinn EInlda.
NO!ice.

ID OPOSALS for removing and fitting up the
L G-'ernment Build g on the I'D 9 School
Lot; and also the Building AT the corner Of Cherry
and hsmlt5n streets, smith Ward, wul be recsvei
until the l6.h Of March, 1875, at the tfhee of the
Superintendent Ct the Pubic schools, No. l Ma
soaIc Temple.
7. W. HALEY,
A. d. CtEtGHfON,
JOHN LELLYETI,
DAe ~ COmmi tee.