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Two Through Trains Daily

Two Through Trains Daily.
Passengers by The Broad Gusge Railway secure
v,dr and comfortable csfs, qulck time and sure
Ihroush ricLeta sud Baggage Checks eau be pro.
..airi al al The principal RAJ rOat sud sIeaulb0al
once "a Louisville and thesOuih
b.. MCLAItEN, Gsul SupL
= p FULLER, General TicEet Az Ut
20 ". A. BATHS, Passenger Agent,
GKFFIrd ! PARSONS. trvight Ageuts,
uoy3-tf No ? College = Nsshsi e, Tenn.
OFFICE o. GE>URAL sUPTsiNFasDEsT,
50 e.. sSD n. 4. n. ". SALROAp-,
ks-uyIuE, TENS Get 9Th, Is 2.
] an end after Ia sdty, Dvt 10. lsb5 -nd Until iuI'
y ih-r uou,p. Passenger Trains all Im - bl-
Z oW-; D-r
/ NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Lass Sashsius Tor Chatham, "A, and all pornt=
| south ats a.. Aulse ri Cha'tsuOO2a 81 o2OP q
Returning Leave Chattanooga ~ Gao A. =
! ArIy.- 4 sashyiie % 5.jP. N
Shelbyyille Accommodation Leave NaShFule a.
! $40 p. D.. arrive at -helbyylle Al 3-2n. p b.
rsye SneibyyIile At o.J A. b, AZ
{ rive at s-h5 a. a.
( NASHVILLE SOUTHWESTERN LINE
/ Leave NAshyt le for JOhnsOnyi lie, aud all poinI'
West and Northwes ~ o p. n arrive ai Johnson
! y lie at n p. NJ
Returrug-Leav Johaso0ylle E5O A. NJ, STRIVE
At Nashville ~ 6.5JA =.
Trains on n. q ". ". r. K cGuusct At Johnson
vile with Erst class Inc Of steamers for f4dueahI
| CAIRO ant II LOui-.
lraius stop a,Ail ntrme-Ia'e roinis
WA. p. lNNEs. G-nl Suot
M L. sui y \ n. W. X. kds.
Oct log.
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No. 223.

TOR SALE1Cj feet on North front street, eat
Z side, next nor. n Of aud adjoining Bridge street,
known As tho Is lex Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the dollhouse 81 tlarge Livery stable.
Itwlll be sold ~ a whole OF ia lois. Nov rented Tor
over $500 per anLum.
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For sale,

| ONE Of the best Residences m he country. N
" tie Southew pNt on af cJ, earthetarmuu
OF the south Mas ivlia Horse %-aIrcati IN a hrsi
ate neighDoIhool Tee bull ing, a large moaern
TWO-stofy hTck, -iih ten foums, EIt heu, &c, good
brick smoke house and servant houses. good els
tern, larV yard, we'd enciN cd, witt u acres Of
lsnd, rart OF which Is first Fate garden land. sets
Wit choice frui. treos. A part is used for a brick
yard, vita plenty Of water and al cOnveniences
iOf getting GOOD. The n. and C.. R8ilrosd pas ses
by iue corner % the pla-e, ron which wood Is re-
I ceivsd Tor bIru NJ bii~k. The property is outside
the co corporation, and Is therefore exempt nom cor
pOratOn taxes. A goot spun4 is Immediately ad-
ioiniug the property. Term ca
Enuul4s Of NhL+UN 4 MUkFRhE,
novl Il or y. MATT BROWN s Cd.
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Medical Department
o-uartsrmasier's Department

Bvr. BRIG. GEN. }. l. DONALDSON
cbag Quarsermaster, Department OF the Cumoer-
.And. 0hcs los Cberv-street
capt. n. I. ~wICEERsHANi A Q n
CHEZ Assistant Q-uarternaster. Once iS Snerfy'
street.
EvT. o CHARLES il IRtiAi A. =
j, eas-se of Lunb-r, W5rEzhops So. once hs
lhrnE street
Cart. 8 B. Brown A. g n,
arh.-r-ar RafGoai russpor su0n- AsfrsAi an
! Pa-seagsr) lfhee CndEca sueel, ri ,A"i-Io'z'
Depot.
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No. ZIG.

NOR SALE A small Frame Bouss, LOT EA40, on
L jackson steel, north OF The CORPORATION 7PTlag
Pnce t255.
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samaritan's Wash

1FAiA4s usr4 ID coo uBruan siih "a
H4ot AM hsrh Juices tull oirscuyo. -. al,
or theee uEMfdlas l. afHFe as.uas.
edged p physiesne Ead ualsrt-. Th.,s.~e
.le : Hospitals, aud b. fhsirred .ssnf -
44.ea ne sppTptaHon u the uost stss surs-.n-
axe Botcei fae isersdisut- ar- - !
he ioloslaKs
fN1 EosYffAL, F0aT NansaAu Q
baunore. - ~ lisa. !
srea saishciou m siaraE ihas -.
ntalH kemaLes ioft ea.raz
customary iorusi hat / has
Afh laaEmeuL discreaon, and prosri
n ~ llfe slld hem rssrdud 10 M aauc q.
- t4emPty ana sdeet1a J. knoana ~ o
sL tAlefrc mlieaf couldencs u fsr
eoHaeJs snd a. e. a. my uss Of lbsa4 sri-.f.
Iseommsla tnsn sirorly
Affixed c EoEERs
Assistant suFgaoa ~ ~ gorr feE.
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No. 22l.

NOR SALE-27OJ Acres OF Land, CT miles from
L the sew snee Coal Mime, Mar Gu county. Tenn
Nth good Improvements, - Mil ia rnuning or
,tsr: The gZHzral outlines aud description q which
WiI bs given. Pdcs e. per acre-L rash, balance
I AID yes. WIl sxchHngs tor city or cOunry
property.
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ANNOUNCEMENT oF cANDIDaTzs
For state $40 o.
Fsr Ogy ID
We, ne undeIsgned, nzEe this iry a1opiei N,
auoVs nsies 80 adysr-sins C Nl1ch Ne bad or
saFss Faleds % Edhe-e
VIZ. CAMERON a CO.
JOHN WALLACE, fer fhs D.s,oteA
bAhkts hLEHAM a Do ~ P-s
bsLLs 4ONEs a CO. for Gazstte.
NASHVILLE. TEEs. SEPT. y. iss4.
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sAMARITAN's CIR
The Samaritan's GIFT

sent y mai 10 q plain euFsopa Pnco. Mas
pakages, H,00. Fsmae so
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WaAsIE

The suffering mi hons ~ our lsnd TO give this
rsiuey q tral c5nyIGsed tsst BY is timely Use
macy NAV BE- relieved. mani cuItd a ~DYsPep=a,
Hearthg0n. soar -t1machi sick haaaacre e, ldla-
ness. IuILa-usn. lile-. e s~uFenes-. Bilious ~
Lacs-. LIVER CamIiau =. kheunlsuc Ansruuu-, Sc.
ke-d ,hs Pamphlet ul e-iimoniss Nlthea b bot
de. sad DO us Use LIE medicine againzt nia adYce
9 your Physician.
Manufactured ouiy b TARRANT a Co. 81
Greeuvrch stgeet, NeF YORK.
49, sale - 81 nrsssPtsts mFi "
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Militatg 9ireetOrg.

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
Far The Rs6ef q Sex sna Diaiasa Soiaealn lhi=
Department, Gc-, &c
FOR CHrO-D. z Taylor. O1cei No cnerJ
street, up star -
oreN-vTkAFIsIcoL "a Cambsrll. Once
To AZ Chsry street - sIaIs-
mDaEA5Col Eia. -EsG- UIcel 411l eAeH5
vcaIGEN.-L =. Was&d Oness 10 sSz
Cherry stree
street, up sssiTs.
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No. 234.

TOR RENT new Frame House Of rooms,
= 10 North Nash fue, nsa- The Residence u DR..
= Z Chss.hsm trre $40 per snuau.
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium.
Established ISIS
HAGAR & CO.,


Dhl- Old established fonndry hsVng large s.
Il sgTfment o. BOOK, NeNspaDer, Job an Orus-
meuisi Type, he propTeiors are PREPARED With
smplet facilities % promptly ezeeUte al orfers Br
same, and puutibE mstenas q ever d-=cnpuoD,
ineiunnz Presses 81 ~ Manufacturers or1iT-sm
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rOR sALE-4l lots. %. q fr NJ feet. regularly
4 add pryinly lad u, next adjoining o. The south
The rssid-nte grounds Of Hon. iohu Tumble ana
p. y. wilkins, Esq-, aud 10 addition 70 the shove,
seven acrs- valuable lznd with a c0mmodiOu-
Rtick he idenre. nov occupied by Mr.. kichsri
shGas r al ii which We will sell ir les than the
improvements cvst. W. ss00-Shi o Is les thsn
- per ioot { q the Its, throwing IN seven acres a
saluahle ground and \ large, eomuoliCus srck
House Does not this, tor cheapuezss eK-eei ever
lhiug mr0Sn upon the market
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=, a. COTTON, offeuu. e. O. u-EoVEEe1URs O. \.
WM. C. SUNS, LEIAyO @. SMITH, Cf Nina.
4 " sAstuE0, "a WGLt-, OF Mach.
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No 225

TOR SALE-A small Farla OF = Acres, on tue
Il Bnrk Church Pike, miles north Of hsShYl e
well In pnov.r. Frame house Of ia se rooms, a.
tie, hall and kitchen. TNO sprugs, hno young or
hard 81 GO fruIt trees, ia I ieginning To bear. ap.
pies, peaches, p.ums. cherries and piuuis, III vel
enclosed. So per acre one-hat cs-h, iaanee
IN oae year. Possession gwen January iSt, 1880 2
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Administrator Notice.

nc ne ereftofs Or NJ E-tsie 81 Thom-s Hsaios
III d-eeased haTtnE suggested 10 in=oFeuey ii
sad estate % he ClerE ~ tha Cogn E1arf IL
Perry countJ. tennessee, ] hereby 20 yUu fhs
notice rrquIud ~ me O. EFrt 70 Ga your clams.
azahertcaled - pre.cnhed b La. str ~ Uart
o. SD eourt on or b-tau ne s5h day u Aisy,
lac, CT tbey si Dc hr5Fer urred.
JANIS BAITOS.
dftA-Hftr -- aAdmre y sad ETsser
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Original Attachment.

M DAUGdTf. he plslnlr. Oh sHdayit avs
the lo.enGaut l. inusned % hu, auf 10 seconds
that the orfi1sry rrooesz talnot - sFrvci upou
him. and taFing outaned ~ ouEaa Attainment
sElIaat zoe aiae Cl ne deieulanE, MADE return
honros county, au4 ihe sane has5g bseu .ege1
ca Es properly 10 a. ordered fnai tue dfrsndnnt
sppssr seforp b m a. be- once IN Mouroe eouuts.
n Ire "a dsy Cffecr.ay ls5s, % ldsHer theu
AID there the sd AlaennenI - the ~ u'rsaz.
OF De esme VII ns tskeu ~ r11 essed a1d h-anf
- pare AZ n hm Tbs lie ffth iay of Juss
ls idsai-zhi j 3. EELso. D. r
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RRoFHERs.

RsRSUFAcruFsrs of PIANO FoRCc. No ga
MI r rcae. stfst. Eear EroVtwar, New york.
auc a. owe drn IriuE recently cou' 2. ured lhr
msl .t1rr of tneir Improved patented pauls,
rrash see tha 7lo-f rvd e ali an-st tu1s-t in4ul-
mee.- yet pu lluru8. g whit htfef invite a attfu-
rlu eide trHla aHlr1a HrnH Tar fa-et- ttohgn-
uut g. r tl fe4@l-ir- The D. r. N.Hiu NsF ~,
-rea uIt O. Nira-g- &C. Bro. u-ir u.ri- h7t~ ~
tanned t.e ruy.sH De- list u-aaa 90 isug, Ice 80 r-
.,.rirv l.bsrA au
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Nasty
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS on THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS unique volume will contain he ssLra ro-
lection 81 "PgraalFUM v, NAsgYs" contuhU-
ncusto the urs=s tEr0pghoat ne country, and much
new matter htref1.ore UNPUBLISHED
"Nssbf per-onate- the pastor 81 tha "Nsw Light
Democratic Church, sni he letters and sarnul-
pun VI % give u inside NeE % ne principles Of
the Demo Isn~ party, whites n he most grOtss-
zoe. sero-oumis style
! Pos>-ang exira0rdinsry interest f0m H. onUn-
ants VI fnd sareazue style TIE people offhe West
viii .off-d 20 I'VE 8 large cuculztou 10 thu vcrs
cd O. Western baniu-.
The ggrE viii De Suid
SOLELY By SUBSCRIPTION.
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No. 236.

TioR SALE-4aS feet, corner Vns aud Union
y stress, opp aslte q residence OF Mr.. Ex-PlA-
sident Po \. Prise $50 per lot. = aoulr spas Tor
& nae resldeRce.
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No. 22s.

EIOR SALE 2n, a., or So feet front On North
Il Cherry street, los test deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel. This u a central business 10
csity. Pnre $50 per foot. One-Laii Ca h. balance
N 1 nd years interest aud lieu.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAL
l. LIABLE IRON-FRONT TENEM ENTS t0y
LEAsEHOLD), on THE WEST SIDE or PEARL
STREET, BETw EE N MAIN AND CARY
STREETS.-As trustee In q certain deed Of tm.,
from W. H. AIderdice, bearing date aoth q
June, 1866, duly recorded in Richmond Husting,
Court on the same day, shall, In execution there
OF, proceed TO sell 1T public auction, on the pre-
misses. on MONDAY the lst OF October, l.se, at |
o'clock. p. NJ, the VALUABLE LEAsEHoLD
TENEMENTS conveyed by the said deed, consist.
ing, First Of that large and admirably well.buiIt
BRICK TENEMENT, with iron front, now in The
occupancy of Messrs. Bourman Stroock, at the
annual rent of II, 800 for the cellar and principal
floor. Second, Of the excellent IRON FRONT
BRICK TENEMENT adjoining on the soIth. now
occupied by Mr. John J. Foster, at the annual rent
OF $3.50. These tenements are under lease which
will be fully explained a. the hour OF sale. and
being located In the most Improving part 0! Pearl
street where real estate II in great demand, should
attract the attention Of capitalists and others.
Terms: Very favorable, and made known al the
time Of sale ROBERT X. HOWlsON.
se24 Trustee
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AZ k,x
only rule Of action among fanatics 10
,ower. Martial law is defined to DC the
will Of the commanding officer IN any o's.
,r,ct or State subjected to 1t. Ana u
mo,,,a he NO stretch Of facts to declare
,h., like martial law, a constitution means
no,h;nr more and nothing less than the
,r;,I Of tho majority in power at any given
time, and especially in time of war. inere
were so many illustrations Of the truth Oh
This statement during the existence Of the
late war in this country that 1t Is scarcely
necessary to specify instances. Every
rasder will recall to mind the call by Pre-
sident LINCOLN for $4,000 troops, without
any authority of law or precedent; the
numerous arrests and incarcerations of
persons, in open and defiant violation of the
most sacred provisions Of the bills of
rights and the constitutions of the several
States and that Of the United States; the
emancipation Of four millions of slaves by a
man who had no more legal or constitu-
tional right or power to emancipate them
than the King of Dahomey; the expulsion
of senators and representatives from their
seats in Congress; and the forcible expa-
triation of men disliked by Government
officials. Not one of these acts but was
done in contempt of the common law, OF
constitutional guarantees, and of statutory
provisions for the protection of the rights
OF persons and Of property. To this mo-
ment the Radical creed is that constitu-
tions were made for the people, and not
the people for constitutions; which is
roundabout way of saying that the people
are not bound by constitutional restrictions.
But, as if struck by judicial blindness,
the same Radicals who have thus violated
every provision of the Constitution which
obstructed the accomplishment Of their
designs, now present to the world the re-
markablc spectacle of relying upon consti-
neutrality-suspicious. to perpetuote their policy
and Mcir pouer! They insist that certain
provisions must be added to the Constitu-
ton before they will consent to admit
southern representatives into Congress.
Their own utter disregard, both in the past
and at present, Of constitutional restric-
tions and constitutional requirements has
not opened their eyes to the worthlessness
of such dcfences. They rely upon the
identical reed which they themselves have
broken. They put their trust in an instru-
ment which they have again and again dis
honorcd.
TO say the least, this is a remarkable
state of things, and might we'll lead us to
conclude that it may possibly be a natural
consequence of the acts spoken OF, though
it would seem but natural that they should
utterly refuse to trust to a means OF pro-
lection which they themselves have proved
to be as unstable as water"
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Raymond's Last.

We do not know how RAYMOND will
manage to crawl back upon the Conserva-
tive platform even if he should be taken
mp by the Democrats as candidate for
Congress. We censured the State Con-
vention for nominating a Democrat for
Governor, and have for months commended
that old party names should be dropped !;
yet in view of the contemplate conduct of
RAYMOND, we can now very we'll under
stand how the Democrats might prefer de-
feat with true man for their candidate to
success with such time-servers as he is.
He will hardly be able TO bully them into
compliance with his wishes. We now re-
gard it as certain that they have concluded
not to nominate him. In his paper of
Wednesday he says:
alt is very evident that the public mind
breads the renewed ascendancy OF the Demo-
cratic party more than it does the continued
exclusion of the southern States. While it
regards the latter rs n temporary inconve-
nience, involving no important or lasting con.
sequences, it looks upon the former rs full OF
permanent peril to the country
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BY Harrison, Goddin < Apperson, Auetions.,.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Av.n,.
SALE OF yrpv

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yEpv
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THg ctyr
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioners Of H. ~
cult Court Of Richmond, appointed by a d.s,tt.
pronounced on the 18th Of August 1895 in tbs re
OF kinniard against kinniard's executor &c
shall sell at public auction, on the prrrnI..,
the order advertised, on FRIDAY the sth Of C,,o ID
Der, 1855, beginning at ii o'clock A. NJ tho ~
lowing VALUABLE REAL ESTATE belongings
the estate Of the late James Kinniard, deee,.sS%
viz:
j. That TRULY VALUABLE LOT on the now,
side of Main between Twelfth and ThIr,ssn1
streets, fronting twenty. four feet, running b,ra
the depth Of said lot, say about 10 feet more !,
. That VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT -.
the north side Of Main between Seventeenth Ana
Eighteenth streets, adjoining the grocery sors .,
Messrs. William Taylor Son, fronting twen,v
seven and quarter feet, running back about ia
feet to Walnut alley, and now occupied by Alexan.
at = a 1acaNT LOT a, Rockets on the cas-, lin.
OF Pear, between Main and Cary streets, fronting
sixty lone feet, running back about lss feet ana
adjoining the York River railroad.
4. A certain LEASEHoLD OF LOT al the sou,h
west corner Of Broad and Eighteenth streets on
which stand several framed buildings
S. That certain LOT on the north side Of Mar.
shall between Sixteenth and Seventeenth .traa,.
with several framed tenemen;s thereon, fronting
eighty feet, running back the depth Of the lot.
city, with an old brick tenement thereon, adoln.
ing the Lancasterian School lot.
I. A small vacant LOT in Adams's valley front.
ing forty i've feet on Balding street.
TERMS one.i fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained until all the pur.
chase money be paid and conveyance ordered
by the court. -
k E9sE = & WI HE9pTy,ISsesS' Commissioners.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
se- TO THE FARMERS, MANUFAC'

re- TO THE FARMERS, MANUFAC.
TURERS, MERCHANTS, AND MECHANICS OF
yIRGINIA-It has been determined TO hold a
HORSE and CATTLE SHOW and GENERAL FAIR
for the exhibition Of samples Of Agricultural and
Horticultural Industry, and also OF Agricultural
Implements and specimens OF Household Art and
General Mechanical Ingenuity, at the Fair
Grounds near this city during the FIRST WEEK
IN NOVEMBER. Owners OF fine horses and cattle,
and agricuturists and all persons interested In the
Exhibition In this and djoining States, are earn
esly soliciteI to make early preparation for con-
,ributing to the Exhibition, and to use their efforts
In its behalf. list of premiums for the occasion
will be nut forth as soon as the proper committees
can prepare 1t.
There is no doubt that very extensive exhibit
ton can be made and az the occasion will pre-
sent fine opportunity for the meeting of farmers
and the exchanging of views relative to the ma.
nagement and general economy of their depart.
ment of industry at time the most critical in its
history, large assemblage from all parts of the
State is confidently anticipated.
Papers in every part Of the State respectfully
requested to copy. se26-ts
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The Radicals and their Blindness.

The Radicals ana their 6nnon6SS.
In BUTLRR's "Analogy Of Natural and
Revealed Religion" it Is argued that the
punishment Of sin may perhaps be natu-
raj and inevitable consequence Of it's COM
mission and . writer for the North British
Rerie,o contended in an article which ap-
peared some years ago that tho select"
were always punished in this world. Both
these theories assume that there Is . sort
Of necessary connection between sin and
its punishment. The former that natu-
raj sequence Of sin ID punishment, and the
latter that even the righteous will iaevita-
bly, be punished for their sins. In other
words, that no man can in any way escape
the consequences Of his own acts. aft..
We would be a. reluctant - any one in
the world to attempt TO divine the hidden
ways Of Providence. We know nothing of
them ourselves, and are totally iucompe-
lent 70 Instruct others q 70 the uuesnfnr &c
The great cyentA which have ms.aseA tha
last six years. We leave this CA ~ ,,ro
verence 70 Radical Reandl.eads and noli,i
cal parsons. Yet there Is s,ngnlaf Sac,
which We wish TO bring to public notice In
this connection. So
Tho one lesson which the events Of the
war havs:tAught us moro forcibly than any
other Il thst written oosstitutieps sre mol
wortb To psps, spea whieh thsy are On.
grcsaed n ttsiy pssyiG isn cons 3 antsso-
ntsab eui1hW e AhenAnI- hsadsd
ns3osstH N wiu n ~ nAjcrjty n -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

W NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.-we offer
for sale FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SIX PER
CENT. COUPON BONDS OF TIE TOWN OF DAN
VILE, VIRGINIA, redeemable lst January, 1877 ;
principal and interest payable at the "Union Ma
tional Bank" city of New York. for account OF
said corporation.
The Town Council is pledged to the prompt pay
ment Of the interest list July and LIST January each
year) and principal. Price. rs per cent.
Upon application to us full particulars will be
furnished, showing the AUTHORITY of the Loan,
the WEALTH and RESOURCES of the Town, and
the questionable SECURITY Of the debt.
THOMAS BRANCH CO.,
50 oset Bankers and Brokers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MCo.PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

BRANCH CURkANT.
w e.. BRANCH, formerly Of the hrm OF
Thonas A. Buckley L Co., Richmond Va and
EMANUEL CURRANT, Of Charleston, =. o., have
formed co-psrtncrship under the style and arm OF
BRANCH 4 CURRANT, to date from August Et'
1866, to conduct the CHINA, GLASS, EARTHsN-
WAKE, and GENERAL WORCESTERSHIRE
business, and have taken the store corner OF
Hiphth and Main streets, nearly Opposite 'ne
Spots wood Hotel, formerly occupied by Coiohei
Walter D. Blair.
Having purchased an entirely new stock OF sooaS
from first hands upon the most Issol&nie W'm''
$50 s,,ter ourselves we can offer great induce
r,or,s 70 those in want of CHINA, GLASS. and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS as can be found in
any house in the country, and therefore respect
fuiIy aska call from our friends and the public
generally, before making their purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneer,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALEOF VERY VALU-
l. ABLE LOT AT The NORTHEAST CORNER
request of Messrs. II. X. Ellyson, Peter c. War.
wick. and Andrew Johnston, trustees of the Rich
mond Fire Association, We shall sell at auction on
the promises on MONDAY the Let October, l'c5, at
IL O'clock NJ, that truly valuable LOT located as
above, on which formerly stood the building used
as the office Of the Richmond Fire Association,
tfty thee feet, and bounded on the east BY the
centre Of the partition wall recently erected by Mr.
w. A. Spot, but with the proriso that the PaT'
chaser Of said lot, when ha uses sald wall, /. to
pay TO the said Spot one half Of the value thereci
Ths lot loos,edin the centre 81 the business pcr.
ton of the city, is justly regard a. amongst IL"
most valuable tor its siz-J OF any that has been
offered for sale for q long time.
Terms: One-fonrth cash, balance at twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months for negotiable
notes. interest added, secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDlN i APPERsoS,
Aurtipuapr.