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WINDOW GLASS.

WINDOW GLASS.
Just Received and for sale, CHEAP FOR CASH,
10000 Feet of Window Glass,
All Sizes from sx1O to aOx4O. Also. PUTTY, and all
kinds Of
PAINTS. OILS. vARNIsHES,
Smalts, Ta5Pp2tsEs, DE2SlsSS, GlN Moulding, Gold
Leaf, BronEe, sc.
Orders from the country, for work or ma
teriAl, promptly attended to.
WI. MARBLE.
janil Main st., near Stony Point, PIGetrviI!e.
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Agency for the Art Union Of London. gaRssFip.
lions received for The Annual Disrniiaa n AalSl.
Ings and ether WOrkg Of ~. Aig NaUsosls NJ.
tsntioa WIN Us paad b hnFefs1g b56A4 E5ss ~ ~
wanted and cannot otherwise - oblAibea
raj assortment 81 Books aENAy1 % han4s tnellAag
an ne ses PSl ~ n s+gs
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AMERICAN AND FOREEGN
Book and Periodical Depot.

GDOs n. BELL, BOOKSELKGR AND SRA.
VI toner, GIL Montgomery BtreeA, corner 81 Alai-
chant street, San Francisco, receives mbscEiptiDns
for any Periodical published in the Uned States 6F
Europe, among which are the following;
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"A war for the Union coercing the peo-
pie Of the North into an army in order to
coerce the South into the Union: The
NOrthern people, according to the war
logic, desire so strongly to have the I'm
Ion preserved, that they nave to be caught,
chained and put into the army! 1t is
coercion both ways. COercing the South
into the Union, and coercing the North
ern people to force them in! Was there
ever such stupendOus madness, since man
was created ?-Day Book.
Tue New York Times puffs Stewards
mellow wisdom" Certainly Stewards
wisdom ought to be mellow, for be is so
hiuself 81 least two.thirds Of the time.
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J the following:
! - a. exa AaHrx.
nI'd LOndOn News, ?
y with Supplemental 90
| IfI'd London News
of the World. .18 90
The London Weekly
! Times ......... 10 90
The London Weekly
Dispatch .1e 90
The London Index. ~ on
London Punch. 8 30
The Spectator. .l8 %
Saturday Review :. .I8 90
Public Opinion III 90
Phe London Mining
Journal. ..........12 90
Litteil's Living Age. Z 90
J Harper's Weekly. :. 9 so
LeSlie'S Illustrate q. 8 ~
Leslie's German pa
per 49,. y OV
N. Y. Stats Zeltung 8 50
J Literary Companion 8 80
J Flag 0Nour Union. 8 %
J WaVerly Magazine. 8 80
New York Ledger. 3 90
New York Mercury. 8 90
New York Leader. 8 %
N. Y. Home Journal 8 90
N. Y. Independent. 8 90
Scientific American. 8 80
Banner Of Light. -. 8 80
Friend Of Progress. $50
! The Irish American. 8 70
The Scottish Ameri-
can Journal. -. . %
The Country Geafle-
J man. .s.s......s . ~
Wines Spirit q the
Times. 4 %
N. Y. Clipper. ...... 3 70
! Nation1 1ntelIigene'f 8 10
Mo. Republican 80 3 90
Foroey's War Pres . 90
Boston Journal. 90
Boston Transcript 3 %
! Boaon Pilot. ....... . -
N. 7. Herald for Cal 9 70
! N.Y.Weekly tribute 3 50
l MY. Weekly Times. Q 80
Weekiy word 3 50
N. Y. Daily Timss . 10 20
LeSliehHlstory Of 90,
the War u Nor.. 80
Harper's Hist Of tie IN
u Rebellion, II Eof4 %
lIe. =. Weekly Alta
! California |. sass... b %
weekly BuIletinG So
u lIeekly ANN nag. %
AAernmenAa Weekly
| union.........y.eW
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- Pen ANHuA
Harper's Monthly..t3 81
Godey's Lady's Book 8 81
Atlantic Monthly. 3 81
LeslIe's Family Mag 3 81
Knickerbocker MAJ 8 81
Continental Monthly 8 81
PetersOn's L'd's Mag 9 81
Arthur's Home Mag 2 81
Our Young Folk. -. 2 0C
Merry's Museum. l 81
The Little Pilgrim. ]. "
The Boys Own Mag 4 OF
Every Boys Mag. 4 OF
lie Bon Ton ....... 5 ~
World OF Fashion. 5 81
Eclectic Magazine. 5 81
BalloG's Magazine. 2 U
Once q Week, Month
ly parts. ........ 5 s.
London Art Journal.l0 u
London Athenaum.ll q
CornhiIl y 1azine. 5 s.
Temple l'er Mag. 3 s.
London SOC ~. B 81
Good VOL ...... 4 "
Uali's Jou. '.calth. l 81
London Lancet. -. 3 d
BraithWaite's Retro.
spect, Medical. 2 8,
Am. Jour. OF Phar-
macy............ 3 B,
All the Year Round,
English Edition.. 5 5
Chambers Journal,
Monthly. ....... 8 81
Blaekw ood's EdIn-
burg Magazine. -. 8 3
The Pour " Foreign
Reviews" / Black
wood ..... -. ..12 0
eixpenny Magazine. 4 0
English Women's Do
mestic Magazine. 8 3
Intellectual Observer 5 $
Mining and Smelling
Aagaxine......... 90
Am. Mining Gazette 5 OK
Hunts MerchB Mag 5 o.
The Morticulturist 3 O
The. American AgFl.
cHlturist ......... 2 q
chronological Jour. . o.
Water-cure Journal . o
Yankee Notions. :. Q O
Nick Max. . O.
Budget Of Fun. 3 o.
MeFrvmanS Monthly9 Q
Congressional Globe
and Appendix so
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Mintng Companies.
ELL DORADO &xCELsIoR GOLD
SILVER AND C0PPER-1GINING
~ COMPANY.

Location Of Works-CentreviIle District, n Dorado
County, CAliiornIa.
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WHoLEsALE SUrLEa srPPLiERs, CoRxEE
OF Public square sud Market street,
have just rece we'd from Ncw York and Bos-
ton auction, large as-0rtmeut III Boots
and SHOES, which they are offering 81
Wholesale 10 the trade. at greatly reduced
rates; have also ou hand a large and yerisd
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco. pul-haa-
ed before tha late increased taxes. which
they ore anxious % close out at a small ad-
vance ou invoice cost TIA addition 10 which
they beg Co cal attention i0 tneir large
stock OF Liquors, consisting ia part, of
Champaignes. Calawba, aud Clarsl Wines.
Whisksy, Coguitc Brandy. Bitters, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, sebuapp &c Ec.
Stationery, white AID buI envelopes, aIl
sizes; fooiscap, letter, and Bote paper OF alI
qaalities; Hats Caps, Notions Of en- descnp-
uons, iurnisbing goods, and a comTlets
stock Of suu6rs' Goods, such o. Pecchcs.
Oysters, Raiains, Mustard, 5ardines, Spices,
Soda, &c., &c.
Dealers vii find it 10 their interest b eizo
us call before purchasing elsewhere. 40
pay special attention 10 the sh pping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember Lle place, corner OF Public
So Iare sud Market So.
Jan19-sm A. & N. LANDsBERG.
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4 Brokers 0mce-snl q Rnns-

e. n. Ordway has removed to NO -
North College street, next door 10 The Firsr
National Bank. He confines himself ez-
clusively to a Brokers' business, buys end
sells Gold and SiiUcr and al kinds 81 Ua-
current Money and psys The highe-t prices
for Government V0achsrS, MattiatcR Notes
Gc.
Ofice open at A. r., and our friend
THos. B. BANrLE remaius there tih 10 p. NJ.
tor the accommodation ot those who may
wish TO make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb 7, I565-3m.
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COCETERFEITs.--luioy has been re-
ceiyed By Z. =. Barlow q Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palm. ing 0d
0n persons calling lor Dr.. Veii0c's Piua Co
rate an article OF their own manufacture,
which thoy say ia superior tO the gen aiuo-
Wo would advise al persons % get tle
genuine, ard lhou.d you require any meii-
cine for she Itch, r Rug-w0rm, Istter, OF
sny disease Of taa SKIN, DO nol suffer any
1nprincipled man % irposs any other
9reparsti0n on YOU bus get Dr- Feiloc'a
Pink Ccrate, Manufactured by q. 4. Bar
sow & Co., No igE Dsadorick street, Nash
giLe, Tenn.
p. S.--A liberal discount made lo dealers.
5sEt b. mail 70 any address 90 receipt n
81 p. Re sure that you gothic genuine.
ssp24-H
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Gs- The UNIos has the largest circula-
ton of any Newspaper in Tennessee. It.
City and Army circulation more thar
double any other paper.
~ The NASHVILLE USIox has been
awarded the publication Of the List Of Un-
called-for Letters for the year 1855, by the
POstrnaster of this city, the USIoN having
the largest circulation of any paper pub
Iished within this postal district.
Ms- LIs7 OF LETTERs.-The list of letters
rsmaining uncalled for in the Post-of6ce,
published officially in the columns Of tho
NAsHvILLE UNION, can be consulted in the
Business Office Of the UNION. It will be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
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ser Abase.

This vice, which Il never p-scticed ia
tie preaeace oi aay eue, has proved tlo
everlasting Euln oi theasa4ls oi lAr lsJ 80
sud mJst ta.eltsd }ouDg ma lhs. ever
gave tongue % elo4ls4c5 81 eeu l3 soux.
{. has destroyed health, laslesi 81 Cd. s.i-
tGtiou, and reduced Lls uiissresir Tlc.lm %
living skeleton. = rsrs taeas is 1u.l
aud fetal elee in - pa.us lr5re cred
she rufns oi reas9ls she moss lnelaucnoly
sisht tnat cau NEST mortal elr5. lo bs
cured permanently of this afllcii5h, eail On
Dr.. talrt1ss $50 e. y ..ll la~r. 81 e.. r-t.
address hifa - letter Box 90 sss-
vide, lsan. G..8-tf
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Dllaaaa4 AID DTssErraT.-We havs sz-

DIAERazA AsD DTsEETEzY.--We have eZ-
mined great number of letters lFom some
4 the most prominent eitizeus in 1incin-
aati and COyington, etc, apoaxiug iu 10
highest terms Of DE. 5lriCaianda Ant
jnolera Mixture Tor bbe clrs 0l DLarrhaa
-ud Dysentory. The letters are 100 long 20
publish. Mr. Woods, oi covlgt9L, says
30 was pronounced iuclTable ~ the best
ioctors m Cincinnati, and one bottle 81 -
lricElaud's Aari-Choiffe fe iiEturo effected a
+. permanent cure, after o. jsriag i9s mon hs
9Th tie Eorsi orn p o.arrEoa ead DJs-
etery. - .f--tu a bly,
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Largest saIe of lhe saa.an.

ErieasiUs SAFE ef Fresh and Seasona5ls
Goods, amounting 70 $4,000, 70 close g
Concern.
We will commence on Monday morning
the 27th inst, az 10 o'clock, and continue
unit the entire stock (of D. II. Sta-tsmau,
No IL Cedar siree0 is closed out. IL con-
sists in part Of the following Every variety
Of Gen lenen's Furnishing Goods, Hats.
Caps, Cutlery, Cigars, Tobacco, al kinds Of
Canned Fruits q large and general azsort-
ment Of suffers Goods, etc. etc.
Also, the show eases, m rrors snd store
fixtures belonging 10 the establishment.
The uneZpiFed lease Of the store VIII be
sold at the same time, By
GE0. SHIELDS & Co,
feb2S-u Auctioneers.
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ANDREW JOHNSON
srRarEcr, NJ Bor, srRArEoF.-A di

STRATEGY, ny B0T, eIRATEGE-A dig
patch from Washington says
The Navy Department to-day re-
ceived information that Lieut. Cushing
constructed a mock monitor 30 closely
resembling one of those vessels that no
difference could be detected at dis
lance Of one hundred yards On Satur-
day night, the lssh, about ten o clock,
this boat was taken within about one
hundred yards Of Fort Anderson, and
sent adrift as there was a strong
food tide it moved up the river and
passed the fort a. if under slog steam
At the time the army had worked
about two thirds distance around and
in rear Of tho fort the rebels no doubt
thinking their communications to DO
cut of by land and water, hastily es-
capped by the only avenue open 70
them, leaving their guns unspiked and
their magazine uniBiured.
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To al Whom il nav Concern

hAtt1 BkEN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
y q 's sssets o. the lats firm Of TTab1s Lurus,
llsaies q tennessee AL persons indebted 70 sad
late arm Wi nhd II % their nierets 70 settle their
accounts Slih me without suit, aud uhsreby avoid
5Gn3l-lms Mp SNTTH
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-No. 81.
\ iufornat on having beea Sled in the District
a Court Of the United states for the Middle Dis
ticf of g, nuessee on February b. ls5a, oy Horace
n. Harrison, Bse., Attorney OF The United states
for sRd District a. anst al the tsle and properly,
moneys stocks snd credits Of @oAA b. Mcterrla,
lste q San District toe same beng parHculaIiy
enumerated in said Information, and AEainSs al
pefsons lawfully intervening or their interest there-
IN, alleging st said propgity had been Sc sed 70
said Disiriat on land as forfeited 10 the Onieed
states, because said Nc rerrin after tbs exp rsion
Of the sixty Gays OF grace given hy re Presidents
Proclamation OF Jaly 2i, 1852 ssusd - pursuance
Of sn set of Congress, approved July II, lse- tha
entitled 'an act suppress insurrecuon, 70 puaisn
treason and rebellion, 10 seiHa and conhscate me
property OF rebels, and Tor other purposes, con
III ued % eId and sbet the 'nsurrecGon eod reoet-
Ion aednst she Government Of the United states
then and now existing, praying for The usuA pro
cess.
Nov, therefore, pursuant 70 the Mouit2n Of sad
Court. hereby give public warning 70 al persons
interested 10 nd properly 20 appear oeiore see
Court on the Sd Monday IN Apr, lstos ~ ne Feo-
eral Court Room IN the Capi q AZ Nashville, tilea
and there % PROFOUND their claims and make tneA
ailegstous IN that behalf
EDWIN R. GLAsC0CK,
Marshal a the Middle Distnct q IeRne9see.
fsh25-t4g
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Pearl Miniatures.

MozsE is the hrst 10 nirouuee this
new style Of Pictures Every 8ody that
zee them are delighted with tnrm
Call At the "Galissy of enc Camber-
land" and Judge for yourselt yl&t[
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Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes. Onions,
Green Corn, aud every variety of Canned
Fruits, aud Foreign and Domeatc Groceries
offered az low prices ~ lotions No. % Col
lege street.
iau22-ti
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Convention that re-
Gently assembled in the city of Nash,
vile proposed certain alterations and
amendments to the Constitution of the
State of Tennessee, and the Schedule
thereto appended, which, by the direc-
ton of the Convention, were submitted
to the people at the ballot-box, on the
22d inst, and by them ratified and con
frmed; and,
WHEREAS, The Convention further
provided, that in the event of the
adoption of 'the amendments to the
Constitution, and the Schedule thereto !"
an election for Governor and members
of the Legislature, should be held on
the 4th of March next following, to
assemble at the Capitol in Nashville,
On the First Monday in April next
thereafter; and,
WHERE1sJ The returns of the cleo
ton for the ratification or rejection of
the proposed amendments of the Con-
stitution, were, by the Sd resolution
adopted by the Convention, to be made
to the Secretary of State, and the re-
suit declared by proclamation of the
acting Governor; and,
WHEREAS, Complete returns have not
yet been made as provided by the fore
going resolution; but enough is already
ascertained to place the result of the
election beyond all doubt, and fully to
Justify the announcement that the fol-
lowing articles amendatory of tne Con
stitution of the State, and Schedule
thereto appended, have been adopted
by the people, viz:
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LIQUORS.

3 Bbls. Alcohol 9s per cent
"a mar cent
Proof Spirits,
3 litt's Whisky pure. for med. purposes
Pare French Brandy,
Holland Clio.
Pure Port Madeira, and Sherry Vines
For sale low. By EWlN FEHL'LSiON'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Private sale.

At private sale, q large consignmeut Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Dry Goods, &c, at low
hgures. Gao SHIELDs Co,
isb25-5t % College street
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OILS.
vARNISHEs.

3 Bbls. oopal varnish, l Bd Japan ysrnish,
Coach Flowing
One barrel Flowing Vernish,
One bsarsl Black Leather.
For sale low. by hWIN & PENDLETON.
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Selling out at Cost
At No. 80 Unisn Street.

pEING DESTROYS TO CLOSE OUT MY stock
- Of Try Goods, for the purpose Of Changing nay
business, am DOW oueHng them al Cost rersons
20 neeG q so0ds wouid do well 70 cal soon, whlls
fargsIns are % be had
jsHEI--tf IAMpa uTrWMAN
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REFERENCES.

STATE, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches Of tho Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors snd Publishers of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOB SALE ever
w I6o BGilding LSss, N ne
City of JohnsenVille,

putsisasd d an sf which can b seen q our once
and st the principe Hotels aEd other pun.le = .e
fank of The ISnnasses riTer 80 mics Rom lis
mouth. and at the terminus ~ the Nas nsliie and
NarthWestazn Railr0sd distance cf q nailes rom
thas City; s1rrounded. a i -, b rcn AnQ fto-
dticve codniry anf beng in aifnost constant rYeT
CONTEMPLATION aith many Of the most lunEoftart
Commercial cites of the North aud eoatLrcst
uust ~ 10 distAnt day, become Eeiy q sa-i plsl
ness fxportanee. such an opportunity iof sale
e.d pfc6taDe investment, r. but Eeldcm ousted-
Ne ss he sole Agents for the sale Of lote, snd are
fully euthooiEsd snd eInpOgerod 70 giant haes %
5eply % ~. MATT. BROWN 4 co. Agts..
.eS,kkZs e ChsETy stzee1s
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ARTICLE I.

Sec. l. Slavery and involuntary servitude
except as punishment for crime, whereof
the party shall have been duly convicted,
are hereby forever abolished and prohibit
ted throughout the State.
Sec. 2. The Legislature shall make 40
law recognizing the right Of property in
man.
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Telegraph.

Afternoon Dispatches
Lee Gone South to oppose Sher
man.
Joe Johnston in Command al
Richmond.
Some OF Lees Troops 90 With
Him.
Preparations to EYaeuaie Rich.
m0nd and Petersburg.
DeserteFs Stlll Rushing to Grant.
Further From Charleston.
Another BlOckade-Runner Cap
tuFed.
Union Prisoners Released at VII.
mingtOn.
Their Bad Treatment.
Gen. WaShbuTn TO Command at
Memphis
Kirby Smiths Army DiSObedient.
What Gen. Grant Hopes From
Sherman'S Operations.
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FIRM.

VETE RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATfET-
~ tloh Of suder. and other Retail Dealers 70
our irga stock of Stationery and ~ tioas, which
We otter SO thu V-ry lowest possible prices AZ ~
We are not afflicted Fth h yh rent. nor anv other
heavy eEpen 2 We are ens1led 70 sell e. pri e. that
ceiy cCmp pouuyu. Try us snc soc.
c. & JONES a Co.
No S. BJoad e., betSeen CoLe 20 and Cherry.
feh2s-Iw
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Louisville RailrOad-Change of Time.
The passenger trains on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, leave his place 8

aHu y a5IlF III0 1s1llII V1ul I11 Q I-lIs F-1V0
follows:
Morning train $50 A. 4.
Afternoon train P. n.
Leave Louisville:
Morning sin........"............7:00 A. Y.
Afternoon train.......... ..........l:O9 P. \.
The morning train from Louisville will
arrived here at 6 P. H, and the afternoon at
1880 night.
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AIrNDRIES.

os E..s eoas 1 Bbl Biuesions,
Cssk MsecaSoy SNUFF . Cue0ear,
4 q Ieofss N-dder Bbls. Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs. bsst Indigo, I " Brmstone,
ass. fsoppsrss. Flour sulphur.
For sole Low, BY EWlN fh-Nb--Nsa -
tauIGs-Su
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Draks's Plantation Bitters,
Bulls CedTon
Hoetetter' stomach q"
Boorhave's Holland
Hoohsnd's German s..-r- ,,,,,,,-
For sale low, by EWIN 3 fEI'DA-r- 0-''
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81. Ct. SCOVEL,

Corner Capitol AYsnua and Park Street opposite
East mont " Stale Captol
isz2s-sn
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Green 4 Green have purchased Of Jas.
A. Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and viii close 1t out at c1st 20 make room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. ~ CoLLEeE sTaEEr.
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes At 9. ".
Fall 4 Cos Hardware Store.
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VIM. S. EAKlN & CO.

ONE Or BOTH OF Us TO re FUND ON
" business az ths uNIJN BANK, on College 81.
WM. 5 kAkTN
feb22-3m SAML ElNkADE.
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OGss--COFnsr PAFk St. and Capitol Avenue,
Opposite East front Of State Capitol,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

FOH sALE.-That entire block on North side Of
Cedar srrest, between Cherry street and the a ley
the west, running through 70 the Theatre.
These valuable business localities viii be sold IN
fronts on both streets 70 suit purcussors, and We
offer them at pnces which Ind ces us 10 believe
taat purchasers may expect an advance Of 100 per
cent on cost
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g1asllrille 94niull.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1866.

w. CAHEROs q Co.. Publishers.
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FOR 6ALk-Seven new. neat cottages, containing
rooms and 8 kitchen, under good feDce, lots =
yho feet, on Broad street near Mr.. Sheltou's and
Mm. L. Bro MS residences. Possession given IN
week Zach s410.
, 1865-11-11
THE KNABE PIANO.
Opln3ons OF the Press, Eminent Whs4
clans and Stale Fair Committees

The New Yc4k TStb>ene OF a few days ngo. do
voted nearly column 10 description OF the world
renowned Knsbe Ptsno, and the details Of It's mau-
ufadnre. We give the following extract from the
article: s.Kpabe 4 Co. manufacture al cassses OF
ptsno., c1u,ad, square ind upaght They lay NJ
cla1.n to rcu3zrkahie tuyenuons, they tiEapH Eake
a1pe rlanos on estnhltAhed principles which they
rkdnt OF peculiar and special excellence. BY
fhesc means they have secured pnfe- TILL and
equal tone IN quality ue1ndlous, Y1ch md sonurons
ere much sought at,er; their upright piznoa ar CT
ccc11pCty beaut1tul possessing clear and brilliant
ssnle w5t!, power in the lower ot1aves but r1tely
strings gcne1lly producing khort, tubby tone, IN.
lt4a he In this case aseistd By some compromising
mechanical coutTsance. The new GFand'e, Of knabe
graduated the tone is br1l1tant fu,t powerful mud
very sympathetic, and possesses the much eoFeted
'.Emsfpes quality IN high degree. The to1sh q
~ .e 81 T. sD;.s ses}ng
...No better proof Of the tho.ouetness Of thes,
make can DC addneed 1hap The laet that s si nse
~ one OF thcse, The beautiful upright piano ex
psesd there re- rsth no o,her repairing d d.n.sea
1en.s which VIII stand fuch an ofaosl mas BE- fo11!
relied on TO thnzouglDsss of material and 1nauu
fac1urc-"
No better evidence OF the popularity Of the knab
uinno need be addnecd &hnn the fact that their lar
<stahiehment in Bsltituosr, five stories high, coy
eftng two entire blocks Of ground, and t!led Wit
hbof-sastnE machinery, haTe been found TO be g
tirr,y Inadequate to supply the calls made On II
manufacturers. and they have nozE commenced II
rrre3ion Of ncW building, with . frontage OF II
feet, five etosiet high. The combined frontage G
The huildtnet will be &c feet .....-
We need not here refer to The high opinions q
emlne1,t musicians, OF numerous STATE Fair rawatds
all Of which place the knabe piano On the ves
sunmi& OF excellence. Those who are not alread
familiar with the kune uyt ed to call nj H. G.
tabliAhmeuts Of the general nEcnt<-Ju1tns Hant
4 Co--in the Opera nonse Dlock, Chicago. or Ne
Go broadway, New York.