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aud could have, TO sympathy from the le-
ginning, add from before the beginning
Any separation OF destruction Of the States
was Impossible under TIE cd confederation.
The Union was made perpetual, and the
Constitution was found to make q more per-
ieet Union. To admit, therefore, either the
right Of States 10 secede, or the power Of
Congress to expel them, would be 10 admit
into our system the principle Of self de-
strueuon. The G institution, IA every part
d -, and the spirit which gives It lie, are
sgeinst peaceable secession
rs sad further that every act Of the Pref
ident, every law Of Congress, every blow we
struck, every shot we hred, every drop Of
blood shed, was no. 10 overthrow these
States, ror 10 open q way for them TO 60 cut,
nor 70 reduce them 70 terri tor IS, out 10
keep them as States in the Union, and 10
compel them 20 remain as States IN the
Union, under the Constitution. The flag OF
our country be5rs thirty-sx stars az the EN-
5iem OF t~hirty-six States that thirty-six
stfes constitute the great Republic which
the world calls the United st tes Of Ameriea.
Mr. DO0little continued his remarks al
considerable length, upon concluding which
Mr. Nssmith obtained the door, and ths
Senate adjourned.
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We had come to tie conclusion from,
the course which Mr.. Stevens, of Penn.
sylVanis,-Ol III Thad7-had cbslkaa
cut for himself in the House of Repre-
sentahves, that he had taken final
laaTe Of his bowels of compassion -
We fear we misjudged him. On the
oth inst. he astonished the House by
Offering a resolution instructinp the In.
dietary Committee 10 inquire into the
expectancy of 50 amending the act of
January 24th, 1865, relating to The test
oath g to allow attorneys at law to
practice their profession without taking
the said oath. He said the act in cues.
lion was passed during the war, and by
"hich attorneys were prohibited from
prseheing unless they could take an
oath that they were not engaged in the
reoeiiion. Since the war a large mum
Der Of men engaged in the legal profes
sion are trying to make a living, but
are prevented from doing so by this
law. He did not see why they should
be subjected 10 a provision no applied
TO other professions, and hence the pro.
posed inquiries.
The House, pleased with the humor
OF the moody Pennsylvania, adopted
the resolution by a vote of 81 to II.
This IS a very good indication. If the
movement should result in the repea
of the oath, Hon Henry S. Foote anc
other distinguished legal gentlemen
who desire to practice in the Fedora
Courts in which the oath is required
will find the way open 10 them.
But what could have induced "olc
Thad TO initiate this movement to lie
down the bars which shut rebel attor
neys out of court as sttornies?
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M-asay Esearr-Hnt importance 60 Mr. 30
WIN ADAMS
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The Richmond Examiner on the
BIockade-Runners.

ENuknCtes
Those who we're engaged In blockade
running at the South during the war
are thus berated by the Richmond Ex-
aminer.
The war over and the blockade lines
Obliterated, the occupation Of the
"blockade-runner' is ended with that
Of the soldier and sailor. But how
differently they ended The blockade
runner, sleek and fat as a Polar bear,
has gone back into his comfortable lair
10 burroW, al safe from the wintry
storms, 10 suck his paws aud draw nur-
ture from his excess OF "tlgbher The
common soldier has retired TO his home,
perhaps 20 end it 3 home no longer,
broken in health and purse The re-
msinder of his life he mus devote to
toll to building up bis shattered
homestead and providing daily bread
for his wife The "blockade-runner,
who sneaked across the border from
the Potomac with = few ounces Of
euinine for the Confederate Govern
menL snd goods CT the value Of tens of
thousands Of dollsls for himself is
sorry the struggle IS ended In the
confusion Of the contest he had man
aged to cram his pockets with gold and
greenbscks, which filed his belly with
dainty food, and covered his back with
fine raiment Why should be Eish the
war ended2 The poor soldier, Who,
sighting and marching hard Through
mud and snow, with stomach surfeited
on bacon and eorn bread, doled oat in
half and quarter rations, looked 10 the
close Of the var sc one looks up 8 rug
god way thst ends At home, and rest
snd pescG
Which OF these tTp clssses deserves
the sympathy Of the country Which
deserves the respect Of the community
in which they soiourn9 Certainly the
soldier But low often do we lind in
this community men Fno have served
faithfully in the ranks oVerslanghed
and overridden by men who did moth
ing during the war but keep ont of the
way Of she oonseriPt officer. run the
blockade aud make their gains IN
mense by prices thai we're kesrtlesa
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A statute Of the Empress Josephine
is about to be set up in Paris, at the
junction of the new Boulevard Beaujon
and the Avenue Josephine, opposite
the fridge of the Alma. The statue is
by NJ Dnbray, and represents the En-
press in court costume, having in her
right hand q rose and in the left a
miniature of the Emperor, her hus
band. The statue, with its pedestal,
measures nearly twelve feet in height.
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NEaRo SUrFRt0E - he Pittsburg Com
mercial a Republican sheet says
The Republican caucus on negro
suffrage in the District Of Columbia re.
veals the fact Of a very extensive
opposition TO any radical measures.
Some Of the Western members say they
oanno; vote for equal suffrage, and hope
to carry their distrietsn next fall Two or
three Of the Republican members from
Indiana viii vote against any negro
suffrage, though the Speaker is openly
for IL A modified suffrage bill viii
pass
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LOUISVILLE, KT., Jan. Il, 1856.
MR. Z. D. WHITE IS nos nov, Snd has MT been
NJ for some time past, Ia oCr employ. he has
NOT ~ any tine b en- authorised 10 ind Us by suF
cORtra {, to create any debt or liability against u,
eeipt three ~ small accounts handed him Tor COL
lecaon. The limited authority thus given him is
here y revoked. IL. SMITH i CO.
ianl@6t
ATLANTA Inteliigencer, Macon Telegraph, Chatts
noogs Gazstle, Nashville UAion, aad Augusta Con
shtutiorslst insert SIX times aud send bal 10 Louis
vile Journal
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FArdfAAAA, 4EHe D Dec 81. ISL 3
DkOPERTl oWueTs on Church street. o. In.
Il street, teiHeeu sumner ana College. ant %
Chefp street oetseen Ceurrh and Ceiar. are here
By uouhsd % c1ulra.t st1Hs curtrny ~ afona a.
brick pavement sh.reVer it e reuured. aecordinF
q he spscltcaao1s a1d grades whch IN =. hr.
nished y theCiy kng neeT. II sd uorE is not
commenced vii2in Ten days from this 6ais, and
pushed fapidy % e0mplsLoz, the C.uua.tor Tor
ne street Work VII Be nodasd 10 construct ssid
urnng TIE expense of hcE vi b. charged 70
tas Pfopsry cHEsr.
dsaaH v. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
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Zoe's engagement in Mobile, was the
best ever played at the theatre there
her share of the receipts for two weeks
amounting to two thousand nine hun
dred and ninetyseven dollarz In New
Orleans, at the st. Charles, ZOe's success
was equally great, her share OF the re-
ceipts. for two weeks, being three
thousand four hundred and thirty-sev-
en- dOllaTs.
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1t appears from the records Of the
Assessor of Internal Revenue that, du-
ring the past year, there were l9l ,267
barrels of ale and beer brewed in the
Chicago District The following are
the returns of each brewer:
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HolEsTEAD OF HESRY CLAE.-The
homestead of Henry Clsy-the Ash
land estate, consisting Of three hun
dred and twenty-five acres-Tas on
Friday sold by Mrs j. B. Clay to John
B. Bowman, Regent Of the kentuey
University, for the sum Of $4,000. 1t
Is designed by the purchaser TO trans
form the Agricultural College of Ken
lucky. Possession we understand, will
be given ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cour.
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The stream Of opposition 10 the presi-
deta's policy OF reconstruction sweiis and
carries Sith it as tributaries tie little con
sentative rils that flashed with ne mo
mgntarE inspiration OF independent action.
There needs a will OF IRON, an inaexible "a
ture resolved TO stem the tide. or 10 bo
overwhelmed by its fury, to combat and
bsfle the inc ndiary schemes Of those mead
long disunionists. The eyes OF ne neonIe
are turned upon Andrew .Tohnssn and tbe
popular heart yeRIns 70 be justified in NJ
fermg, Behold the man! But. whether h.
shribks e. N the execution. or whether h.
only bidcs his opportunity. Mr.. johnson.
Though be has thrown down the gauntlet.
has not vet pushed the conflict to is crisis.
dis Me-ssge = the Sena'e, declaring thai
he REBELLION has been suppressed, and that
The Southern slater and ptople are quail
ntd 70 resume their proper relations with
Tue federal Government, placed him IN d.
rect antagonlsm with the Radica's. That
was me signal Tor open warfare, and the
hadicals accepted IL as such and immedi-
ateIy commenced 20 hsIrsss and annoy
thelr enemy. Why does net Nj. Johnson
slnke back What IS be waiting for
y. D. Necs.
May he not be waiting for men o.
your class, who did all they could Il
defeat him and Mr.. Lincoln, and tC
bring the war TO a disastrous close, t
get out Of his way and to cease hoWlinG
along his path?
He has the nerve, and VIII knesC
the ultra dough soon enough.
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10 Merchants,

A n experienced prsc icsl Book-Keeper il open
"A 10 an engagement Tor keeping Two OF three
sets Of Books for Merchants whose bushes does
. I warrant the permanent employment Of an a.
countsnt. Unexcepionsbls references furnished
ADDRESS 81. n" Postofhce box SIS.
ia,pl--gf
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A diamond pin, containing thirty
diamonds, and worth many hundred
dollars, was found At Bangor, Ne, the
other day, in : lot Of rags imported
rom smyrna
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ageip SdrertisEmFuts.


We are sulhori1ei 10 announce crENoss EN-
BUSCH. ~ 3 candidate Gr Alderman in the Ninth
Ward. At he election to take plaes on Monday. the
22l inst
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Ms resident johnson has reeeiSd
from oir Morton Peto a most elegant
ana costly present in the form Of 3 box
OF rare . exquisite device, filed with
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Senator Wade, Of ohio. spoke IN the
senate on the 18th against admitting
'ee southern States At present and be
slS'ered the President with praise
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MELAINoTYPEs
Also.
The Double Photograph,

Or two positions Of the same person on one
Card.
Frame OF at SEES and descriptions, ATb1mra
SC, keft constantly 90 hand. which Ns vii -aU -
low - car b purchased elsewhere
We respectfully soEcta lsera' shs-a o. pst-,g
sge All Eork sErsnted 90 he frsf cia=z al al
rearonabe terms. GdFeus seal.
An5.u
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The nomination of Martin j. Ryder
as Marshal for West Tennessee wss
confirmed by the Senate on the 18th.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings,

I WILL eEpoEe Tor ss'e st Public Aucioa on
l. MONDAY, January ssh, 1876. the following
Buildings, VI:
At 10 O'Clock, s-E, ! Buildings, 8arracEs and
Quarter NJ Fort Morton.
At n O'Clock, am, z Buildings, Barracks and
Quarters. a. Fort Hsrker.
At Il O'Clock. 8 M, ? Buidi e, noTth- east cor
uer Castiemsn and 6uthue streets.
All O'Clock, pm, 2 Buildings, Lebanon Pike
near MiI.sry Academy.
At 3 o'clock, p N N.C0o feet Lumber on Muir
freesbOro fiEe, ~ miles ouE.
Ter.us Cash 10 government Fun3s.
Buildings to be removed ST the expense q the
purchaser.
By order Of R. Eddy Us a, Chief Quarter.
master DepL. Of Tennessee.
A W. Wills.
isnl9 I'd Bvt. MAJOR and A Y NJ.
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Auction Sale of
Government Buildings.

WILL expose for sale at Public Anton, on
i FRIDAY, the 10th INST, the following Build
ings, viz:
At 10 O'Clock, a.m., 10 Build ing' ~ Rays Corral.
At IL O'Clock, s.m, l Building on Lima stteeL,
west OF the TTes;le Work.
At u.31 O'Clock. am 50 Buiid ngs ou Church
street, west Of Cumberland Hospital.
Att o'clock, pm I Buud NJ, Church '.rest,
near Chattanooga Depot, rear OF Femsie Academy
At $50 O'Clock, pm, I Buldi1g, Summer stree;
between Cedar and Gay streets.
Ats o'clock. pm 4 Buildings, Vine street, south
Of Broad street
At $50 O'Clock, pm, 4 Stable, Spruce street,
sou Of Broad street.
At 1 O'Clock, p m. 4 Buildings, Franklin Pike,
south Of Broad street
Terms Cash 10 Government Funds
Pr5perty 10 be removed a. the expense Cf The
purchaser.
By order Of A. R Eddy. U. 8 A., ChisfQ NJ. De.
partnent Of Tennessee.
A. W WILLS.
janis ID Bvt. MAJOR snd A. q. NJ.
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The war Debt of states, Counties,
and Towns.


The War Debt Of states, Counties,
ana Towns.
A Till is pending in Congress provid-
ing for the reimbursement OF the debts
of the States, Counties and Towns, in
Cured for war purposes. MT blaine
Chairman Of the Committee having the
DILL in charge, is gathering up informs
ton on the subject The Albany Argus
says
Governor Fenton has received letters from
Ma. same urging upon him me Necessity
8i rctinr 81 the pin UNITS ct TIRE debts g ~
rated y. Localities for the support 81 the
NJ y amount oi the debt Incurred BY
,he slars authoriti~ cen be readily ARRIVED
Al lhr difficulty arises with reference O.
towns. villages aud citlc.. In order 10 gath
srlh statistics from these localities, Gov.
ltuton has entrusted tie matter 20 ray
M atcr-Gpueral Marvin, who issued Ear
.ulsrto the local authorities Of the sta'e, 90
tn ssa 81 December. Jptothls time manN
l~arasres have Jailed 10 respond g. this ca
for alienation
NFsf that ststcments rom eve.
~ -sc.Han should o. received by the nrst 81
February. iu order 70 Jay the subject De ore
yhs present Congress tor acuon' ANet! ~
Sality ls interests Ia thss matter ana 'h'
ucguesi ul the pavmasier-Gens'a s. seo"i" o'
comp led with az once, County ite'sA
>uForvuors. Msr committee so" ~ Ntu'
as who have knowledge On me sunteeN
aE.uld an Hth4ut delay.
The statement, when compteiea' vii -
oi great value, ss 10 viii show the Nast rs'
-oUuee, SCI our people, and tho tmnetst
s4ms of money N0luntariiy cSpchaTa aHtiht
rhe mast iour scsIs fos the preservation 81
the luiJn.
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SESSION.

After the House was called to order, Mr..
Hood concluded hisspee,h, when the House
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TIE United states Service Magazine.
We have received by mail the
January number of this valuable
periodical The editor, Mr. Henry
Coppee, retires in q graceful article,
leaving the work to other competent
persons He has discharged his du-
tee ably and efficiently, and leaves
the Magazine in prosperous circum-
stances.
This number IS embellished with an
excellent portrait of Msj. Gen. George
H Thomas engraved on steel, and &C
oompAnied by q very acceptable sketch
Of the life and public services of the
distinguished chieftain. We read the
sSetch with much interest; but were
sTry 10 see that the writer had sir
gHlarly fallen into an error touching
lhe dead body of Gen. ZOllicofer, the
commander of the rebel forces in the
battle Of Mil Spring. He stated that
the rebels on their retreat the night
sitter the battle carried with them
the dead body of their leader" The
truth is, the body OF General
Zollicofier was left on the field
and fell into the hands Of the
Unionists. Il was placed by them in
a suitable burial case, and sent within
the rebel lines st Bowling Green under
a flag OF truce, with every mark OF re
spect
The following are the titles of the re
naming articles
Ana of the War, No S-FOrsging.
The Militia.
Systems Of Fortifcstions.
"reminiscences OF the War. No
A Fragment of a Lost Journal
Through Suffering Strong
Now and Henceforth.
Literary Intelligence, etc, etc.
We Join N the hope expressed b.
General sherman, in q letter TO th'
Editor Of the Magazine, that IL twill con
unue TO receive, now that the war !
over, the same remunerAtive support i
received whilst il was in progress.
1t is published by Charles B Rich
ardson, $40 Broadway, y. y. Price ;
per mum.
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Then Y. Herald's Washington spe'
oial says Gen. Gordon Granger intends
to resign.
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RaWard.-.Horse Lost,

Y OST-A small Black Horse. marked 81. C."
4 SAID Hor-e vas hItehed On the Edgeheld side
Of the Railroad Bridge, aad n supposed 10 have
broken loose ABOUT Ia m. on the 18th INST
Whoever will return hIm will be handsomely re-
wsrdpd Nv the undersigned. c.. g. PECK,
isnaO-2t No. 90 North Market Street.
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The Memphis Post publishes = letter
nom Mississippi containing the follow
ing
"'n Woai. the Department Commsn"eI'
Ia rryHyoj O. telegram from the F~,e'iae.'
through Gen. Thomas. containing So'at ne
il owing ~rhat all laws ci me sua'S
making a distraction hrtseeu WINES ana
'la'As were Nuid-that the neeauacn "'ai'
het Dc disHrmed by the militA-the bePafi-
ment COMMANDER would take s1ch measures
81 order aad neart ne shall taye our
hearty supper.
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For SaIe.--Terms Cash,

A DRUG STORE, with Furniture. rent Of Store
IA for q year, sitlSte1 o. Public Square. Win
chester. Tenn. For particulars direct to % g."
Postofiee boz Is, Winchester. Team lanls-lW
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Terms Of Sale.

oash, In Government mnds; or. when purchased
by Railroad Compsnies, on creait urdes red n moi
exceeding tE0 years, payable Ia monthly install
ments " "a interest at the nate Of 7 s 40 per cenr.
per a1num, se-ured by nond, satisfactory 10 the
soyernment or double the amount o. the proper
y purchased
Full descriptions al The EuFinsa can be ohts'ned
90 application % Capt. 5. R HamHL 40 M. Nash
W e u Tenn (. j. CHILLY,
Janl- 10 ieols hVt Maj 8 A. NJ, u. A.
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Elantinn Nnfina-

n Election for five Directors Of the Third Ma
"A tionRl Bank Of Nashville, to serve the ensuing
ysar, Will be held II the back roam Ct the Bank. on
j~snIs-iot EDS ARJoNEs. Cashier.
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Same Time and Place.

2 Locomotive Engines. uuserviceshie.
Boilers and Running Gears Tor tg0 % DummF
knn1es uneerF.ehle.
o. Five spsu-, TO iesi each, McCLum Truss
Bridge. % rEo spGns -rdrs, 81 feet each.
Q&ai One nusdred md th.ity threa perch let snd
y class Cut Store, comprising t5undslon CT Round
House.
VIII Hlso h sold, on ab1ya mentioned date. II
Mempn ard Ns'hUle' the ha'aace OF Military
kaiir5sd Properly remaining undsposed Of al M
ne.
sales vii commences 81 esch pis,e At 10 o'clock
an, and continue until al the property is dispos.
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FURNISHING STORE,

Ehsrs quests can be- f1rnIshfd Eth ~ srueIos ne
eees-J er q cenplsis 0Gfdt.
r. d nas lgpoFted q lar7a stock o. he noes
FEATcas Fsrumeres frac1 hola PaHs. thr6gaB
NJ szaat h New forE. EHeH4
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THEATRE.
Saturday Evening, January 10Th, 1850.
rae lus cal MsI5-Drsms. in three Acts. s-a-as
ROB ROY

Saturday Evening, January 10Th, 1850.
TIE lusc cal Mtl5-rrsms. in three Acts. e---a.
ROB ROY.
Bcd RcT -.-..-.-.-.-.- Daniel insxo-h
lAt t-e resaosi q many q hs brother uemter-
o. ne "AgnCmsn Guh, he has been induced d,
iehd bis fae talents for ;his OCCASION cniyl
Lais -sa---- --4--Carue wight
hl.e Neoi EFa--.--------A VA PEIkE
a.a--------M EFerGE-
4~l-4 f-s--.s.---- -----4..Al-s K ct1neE-
Ine ret 81 the chanciers with The f1l strength
Ql tne Company aldaaNl ares.
ne celarrateu Drsma Is - he plsced on the
srage ia Nf6NF CENTSrFLF here bring up
warcs OF sixty PERSONS concerned IN IA sHon-
a-a Romantic Production.
IR IT, NOLAN, en- ice scoih Bsgppss
SIR. ANDY DICKSON and Mr. r. GIBSON WI
sing her svoute Ccmio sougs-
To coucll3e With
nv. and Mrs. Peter W hite.
M-a1sy Esearg-Hat arPearanee % Mr. go
WIN ADAMS
Arrrr4rI-S Or Taz-pooa open a. eEcllo,A.
Curtll Uses at i-
Prices OF Admission.
Dress Circle aud Paul1ete %
FNll af--.-- So
Private l5 gu
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Circuit Court Jackson County, Tenn.
Isa, Heal,
SPshnon Ng Divorce.

In "a csuse it sppearine 10 fhs Clerk. nom "a.
ten Nllcn = sSorn %. that the defendant i a
non-res deat q the state Of Tennessee, 20 that The
oid usTy process q l-w eanuot % served on her
the Nashville Union, = nsU spsper rms shed in D.
efF 81 NesEY lie, for iour successive weeks requr-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20
Extensive Sale
OF
GOVT ROLLING STOcKI

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CHTT QUAHTEEnAsrER's OFFICE,
US. MILITARY RArLRoADs,
Nashville, Tenn, Jan s.h. 1855
WILL be sold at Public Auction, st Memph g.,
w Tennessee, Wednesday, February tn, 1866.
the following described Rolling stock, viz
~ Pour Locomotive Engines Eve feet gauge.
three old and dismsnted, one rep irablsD
us) S Nteeu Box and ~ nine Fiat Csrs,-mors OF
less-fve feet gsuge.
Same Time and Place,
% One Locomotive Engine. Eve feet gsugs, wing
IN the ditch on the line Of the NJ s-i-sippI Central
Railroad, twelve miles North Of Grand Junction.