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On Christmas Night!


COMMITTEE o. AEHAygEuESr-
Hon. Matt. " Brown, General Buuter,
Gen A. Dewey, MAJ. Jas. 1uuksI
d. J. A. Ro5ertsl Du'held6 Flynn,
VIM Shuver, Ire Duprpz
Henry C. Jsck sou, = g. RiIfIahsfg-f.
Vim. ID Sieaduau, Jas. A. Mcclure
John W. Weed, Wight FULLER,
K. II. Singleton, Jas IT. Bell
Tickets OF invitation vii be- 'ssued by the Com
mittee O. Arrangements
The affair vii be strictly masquerade sIl artes
70 I'm mask az O'Clock, a N.
no improper Characters will be sdm tied
magnificent Sapper viii be served Up q "a Mar
iednI. Tickets s. %
Dresses and Mosques fer rent Al the lobby oft1s
Hall.
Fioos MANAGES
Psci. A, Pond, .ho. " Weed
Henry BrUuar, r. BOssorth
dtel9-lR
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Fresh Beef! Fresh Beef
OFFICE CHEF C S. uEP'roFAL,B,,r, ,


OFFiCE CHEF s. DEPT OF ALyBtsri ,
h-s LE, &LA. Dee. lat-. ls6s.
~ 6Alkl proposal iu duTiics.e. will Re re-eiva.i
~ a. this ClI,e untl ~ o'cosk, am 90 he I5fb
sY 81 ssnuEry, l>53 for supplying al the Fresh
heei ihs. may ha o, cured by he 90. = subsst. u,-
ifFaE.u ef, Boz e. stale Of A'ahans fsyal.lslye Q
TIE \ 1.-THE Whisky nstucn du-ng ne ~
morths, commend * February Isl, 1865 and end
lag jay 81, lSot HE teet iuIai De TO De- OF g515
ma>Eseis Sc qualify, n % equal p.oporliln o. re
A-i l.ul IaN'rl-. uscas aEd rhauks rx ls-rIsd
End O. De delivered 81 such TINES saI p s,as 80
20 such q1saiilee ne may be necessary gropossis
VII e ii.sie ~ TIE ususi ORR, AID esrh u opc~
n'isi b. aocoupsniri by the iTrt-en gusTauise 81
We resp 4 De- peGsons, tiai me bidder all fsts.
I-.iy tl.tI any contrast made win G. L. - Gov
erHulegt
s.anks, of the proper form Tor PROPOSES. vii te
iarnishei n tnisonse
? Cd sis uu-t b. present 10 rasroni a thar
'.l-s ara 20 a "a tfe contrast before Iessf1y he
o-ier Where ths loyalty 81 the h.fser .-srrt.t b.,
i1 ~ eslso i-hsd, his tdd sin not be cousi6rrsa-
p o. Joy Use separate nstr g. srrb-s-e5 fs fba
Ns,fe insl' iQiiel territory Eul ~ ei-rcra-ia1.
fa3 neHts ilr hlet supplied 20 be N zoe ul5r.AI,
!. - ~ p Lands A. mas bs pro0dss for alsbur,f.
nc 'rolSrnunant ressrvss q itssIr The rigft 4,
p g aay q Ct tids cuzsasrei unraaso-ahl.
Fiopesai- ,hould o. addreszsi 10 ne urs5s--ig,,.
Beef W t-ssv ~ ~ Ftc-l
Brvl Ma and CHI {. : bs5s = a.
Mob le, Ala.
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special DisFatch to The Louisville Courier.
WtgHrNgTcy. D. c. Dee. .

SPECIAL DISPATCH 90 The Louisville Courier
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dee. q.
Political circles are busy to-day dis
cussing the DEBATE in the Senate b, .
tween Me.srs. sumner and CoWsn OF the
reconstruction policy. The former follow
ing the lesd Of Thaddeus Steyens, in the
House, and boldly proclaimed radical war
against the Administration policy in regard
70 the South.
M. Cowan administered to him a severe
rebuke, which caused the n sssachusetls
Negrophilist 10 hang even his head with
shame, for bis attack upon the President
and the people Of the Southern States
II has been another losing day 10 the
Radicals, and the work OF reconstruction Of
parties goes bravely on. Already I oDgress
is classified under three hesds-Cnion or Ad-
miuistfation meu, Radirals, and Copper
heads. The Administration party is sub
siautaliy growing stronger, and IL is pre-
dic;ed by sage political observers that when
she President opens Ere from his reserve
Of big guns, there viii be few left 10 op-
pose his policy This is 10 be done carry
IN January, beg ming with the use Of EX-
ecutive patronage Even republicans sd
mt that within 20 days a majority o the
Senate Will he on the side OF the Admins
tration. ] his IS all that will be needed, for
with Conservative majority IN the Seua'e,
the Radicals in the House will be utterly
powerless for harmful legislation, except TO
refuse admission 70 me mbers from the South
ern States.
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eil ihients and purposes as a part Of "a
constitution Of the United States
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the zeal Of the Depart-
ment Of state 70 be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this 18th
q y Ct December, in the year Of our Lord 1864
and q The Independence Of the Unifed
States Of America the eOih.
VIZ. II, SKEARD,
Secretary Of state.
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Special Dispatch u the Louisville Courier.
WAsHIS5ToS, Dc. q.
The debate between Messrs. Wilson and
5 ulsb lry to-day in the Senate, developed
the progress OF the programme which I
telegrapLed you last night.
Senator Wilson has been heretofore the
henchman Of Sumner, and as one Of the
last men expected 10 fall in line as one of
the Presidents guards, but on this run he
took a graceful farewell Of the Radicals, and
made the fret step iowa de enlisting in the
Union ranks with maintenance Of good
temper, and the existence Of a true Union
spirit on the part Of the South. The Presi-
dent Will be enabled to win a substantial
victory. Leading Southern members are
delighted with the prospect.
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By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Thirty-Siuth COngress--First Session
WasHIsGroS, Dee. p.

SENATE.
Mr.. Howard presented q report 10 he
5enate, upon what grounds JEFF. Davis Is
confined, -nd why be IS not brought 10 trial.
The Chair announced the following Com
mittse Oh kecOn-truciion
fesseHdan, 6riner, Harris, Howard. John
son and Williams.
sumner presented = petition Of colored
eii-ens Of Tennessee, ask ing that the Con
gFessione4 Delegation from Tennessee be not
received ul the stale recognized the rights
OF colored citizens. Al.oa petition Of white
citizens Of the District Of Columbia, for the
extension Of the right Of suffrage OF eolored
people.
Mr. Howard presented petition Of 100
eolored citizens Of SOuih Csr0lins, for such
legislution as Will insure them their politi-
ca rights. Referred TO the COMMITTEES On
Reconstruction.
Mr. Davis offered q resolution calling on
heads Of Dep irtnents for lists Of persons
indebted 70 the United States. Objected 10
and laid over.
90 motion Of Mr.. Lane, the COMMITTEES
on Post Offices was instructed 70 inquire
into the exPediency OF sbO!ishing the frank
ing privilege except upon written eommu-
nieatiOnf.
Mr.. Wilson introduced q bill, which was
referred 70 the judiciary Committee, 10
maintain and en- 'Orce the freedom Of all the
Inhabitants Of the United States.
Mr.. Stewart called up the Senate bill TO
secure the freedom Of citizens Of the States
late in rebellion, and addressed the Senate,
IN reply 10 Mr.. summers remarks Of yester-
day snd controvertiBg the theory that the
southern States are out OF the Union and
have been reduced to the condition Of terri
tories. He a'sO argued that the North was
net justified in forcing negro suffrage upon
the South, while they withheld political
rights from negroes in Northern States.
Mr.. Wilson replied at length in favor Of
the bill
Mr.. Wilson replied in favor Of the bill.
He combatted the idea that the Democratic
party is coming into power, Ell her through
the agency Of the President or an y body elfe
Il must have reconstructiou, time and reor-
gsnizst on before il can govern this country
through anybody. He had no fears that the
President would separate from the party
that elected him, % which he is b uod by
honor, by principle ana BY interest. He
has made no issue with Congress and Con-
gress had made no issue with him. / think
Il our duty 10 give the PRECEDENT q many,
generous and honest support, 10 look with
hope aud confidence, but 20 be as intexible
ss destiny with the course Of impartial and
universal liberty in the country
Mr.. Salisbury denied that be said the
Democratic party would come into power
through the sgency Of the President. He
said an spprehrnNon Of something Of the
kind seemed 10 exist on the other side OF the
Chamber.
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lae following eXtrac. from special dis
patch from Washington to the Chicago Re.
pan. csa. dated the 18Th inst. reHects cor
rscly doubtless. The feelings and vioWs Of
tLe ai.ras 1t Congress
4he ictAuE b. gaming ground among
tl.Hu uHu tlu- Congress Hud the President
ere l.E,rg.uE from each other % the policy
lI reruu-i. u-.Iou. Union men 10 Congress
arl positive that tuo-thiris Of Congress will
never consent tofhe admission ct the south
era stHtss, Except by law passed by both
hou-ct aud providing & r the most thorough
guarantee oi equal and exact justice 70 all
men.
jalFe Trumblil hes introduced most
stringent h.il, pr v.diug ffr the protection
st ll. men, uudcr the constitution, OF what
ever yalrr ar HaHt-
ltIs rlmorei that the Prosiden, intends
fH Iu'url lately wIthIra a. Gi the Prov isiunal
Governors Iu abe soreied States, - he has
dome ln tbs ease oi A'ahama, aud thus uand
iaHse States over d. thc.r respective consti-
taa#IIaI governments.
lar 'aet taat DE Pres dent did rot send
u .aa. eehar- end Do HoEar3s repor.s
luH. ue .1HIa 80 sgut Boa O. report nom
ts.. o. nt Swing the other side Of the
llr''... $50. s.a up % ss exhibiting js
ere .a .r ..l Do iry ot immed ate admis-
...l .rHa H..ar pre-. udlced
lan 's7ue oi lhr proclamation by Mr.
-rHara ID. tar rat Lcai.'u OF the C5astitu-
'"--- Amendment b. looked upon az a il-
... t..N u. che POSITION assumed by ;he
-'.A 7ly ia aaurre IS. as 10 assumes
sos states t9 he ia the Union. Judge
ttlia '...l ugterstsuJ. takes issue win
Dir. eews.l .a che u1.uttlrt these stat,s
ere iH TIE Onion. uc docs ROT think hat
any poser HUI I#urrsss has a la O., mass
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ON SATURDAY., DEC. 20, AT II O'CLOCK, on
" the Court House s cps vii fell 10 the hi hest
Uidder, the Wel-knogn Residence OR W Safer,
adjoining the gr unds Of John Trmhle and Il
Wilkln, ESQ. The property Is lust out or the Cor
po-Rton, end j. consequently fee from Corporation
Tax; IS near the terminus Of the South rashy Ie
Street r. r and i therefore easy Of Rrcess The
h0u,e is Arge, mcderu-buIt brick, with 10 rooms,
and porches suu all couveniences
A go0d smoke house g1oi bucS fervaut
houses, with rooms esch; Riso, good cistern
c injected with it, Is rbost Il acres the best
garden grounds in the County -s1y 30 fruit Tees
About one hat has been surveyed or suo-dIyided
into 40 81 feet building lots the balance, LEFT out for
br cE-yard, IL suscentlble Of such use or will
make % lots more, II sub-divided
This a. IS per fnot-Which y a very low cash est
mste-would be 5000 ] aying lhs house, with
22s feet front by 80 feet deep, with s he buildings
out Of the estimate. Ths buildings cannot be built
for less thsa o o in good tunes
Title a. good "a Csn BE- made
Possession z ven Immediately,
Terms made known q sss.
6. r. GLASCOUK,
decZl-at le-msn.
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Vslusbls Property for Sale.


I WILL sell a. private sale a trsct Of land belong
Il ing o. the eststs OF c. Williams deceased
conta ming " HUNDRED Acres, more or less, ly "a
half mile south 81 the town Of LsWTencebuig Law.
reuce county, 7, nnessee, on Hhosl creek. Upon
sad a. tbs e is handsomely located, and nest
Two sto frsIna dWeling house, Ei.chen, and ,ther
clubhouse, stab es c., sill IN good and substantial
order Convenient sui close b. are two or three
during the whole yer Upon ssid farm there Is
also IN apple md Peach orchard Of very supe- or
Quality, sn susc. ptibe OF being made the finest 10
tbs co Diry. The whole o. ssld farm - under good
fence, The greater Part being cleared and l. fer
tile and pTOiuctTess any land Ia the State, being
well adapted 10 either cotton, corn, wheat, rye
growing There Is also superb JC1teT p0Tsr SUIT
able either Tor large m u or Ia tory, or uOt0-ssd
70 be he best in the country. Another great sd
vantage in owning sail farm, Is the Fensrsl Quite
70 commerce anu ira e, the zane being situated
upon the pu7llc highs 10 Florence, Alabama,
aud the Jennesaee River, slsO upon the road lesd
ing 70 the Tennessee ani Alabama RslrOal, inter-
seeing al Pulsski, Tennessee, al OF which rosds
sre IN good travelling cCndtou 81 all seasons Of the
year.
will also sell 81 the same time, smother Tract,
one and half miles sou'h Of the above desrr bed
one This trs-t is desirable for its wood none of
ls eared or under feIce. but u heavily timbersd
with all the most desirable grovths
Terms Of ssle-slK, twelve, and eighteen month
with late est and approved secu itY.
For further partcu ars enquire Of IT. Jsmes NJ
snd Tnomss A RercheTsl, once No ~, up sisrs,
Ceds- street Nashville, Teuusssee, or to the unde-
signed at Lowisburg, Marshsll county, Tenn.
II. A WILLIAMS,
oec2-lm EXecuiriE-
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The Legislature Of Aiabsros adjourned on
the is,a inst, TO meet agsia on the 18Th Of
January next.
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MILITARY DIV SION or T5E TENNEssEED
QuAaFEENAsrEa's OrFtCE, 8 " r. r.,
Nashville en-, Dec E0tc, 1855.
CENLEp PROPOSALS zra hereby invited nr
- The purchase o. al Or any p.rt Of the lumber
End Timber rems n q on hand IN The Qusrtermaa-
ter Departments q. 3 Militia RslrUals ~ Nash
VI j., enU-, a4f1 loss.
(s.OoO. 0OJi Two Mill on Feet more OF Isssl Of
Pine, Oak, Poplar, bsa q Hickory BridEa m-
Ter -nd -aWed L-mber--i dsreut dueu-i D.
purchasers VII BE- required % receive TIE Lum-
Der as last as 10 eau BE- rasurei Ire rizh. 10 1e
move the properly gill b. guarantees " Q e Gov
eminent forth.Hy t31I days from date q sale
Payments must . mste IS isst ssthe Lumber
ant Timber can b. measured.
FroposSls VII - received st fh~ Oflre until
O'Clock. P. m Dec. 21tn, isJf, IN 2 they VII b.
opened
The Government reserves he right % 70 sct soy
or al proposals that may be made. BE- deemed dis
advantageous 70 the u &.
3. R. HANILL,
Capt. and A. q. NJ, Z. s. 81 D. H..
dec2l o.
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Bishop CLARK, Of the NJ. E Church. has
pgrchsasd Andrew Chspel in the southern
part Of Nashville
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scale Of Prices.

Noricr-CHASaE OF TTBJE.-On and sf,er Mou4sy.
Ois29el n, me doors VII BE- opened - 81 O'Clock
the Curtain Eili use g. ~ preclzeIy
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California hss ratified the Constitutional
AnsndEsEs, She 10 he Ihlrtisth sists.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. TESN Dec q, 1864
DROPERTl owners on Church Street; % Line
I street, otween summer and College and on
Cherry street., between Church and Gear, are here
by notified 20 contract stone curblug snd stone and
brick pavement, Fh rever is required, according
70 he Specifications srd grades which will b fur
nished By the City ing neer II said work is not
cowuenced within ten days from this dale, and
pushed Ianidly 10 complei on, the c nIs tor for
the st-eet work will be notified to construct said
Curting, the expense Of which will be charged to
the properly owner.
dec22 ii W MATT. BROWN Mavor
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Dividend Notice.

A Ii PERSONS owning Stock in the NolepsyiDs
"a Turnpike Company, sud claiming unpa,i dfvi-
ueuds on sA Stock upto January, Is5z, are hereby
notified 70 present the same for payment 70 ~
Weaver, At the Planters Ba1E Of Terne see yash-
vile, on or before the lsI Of March lE56 or ths
same will not Be paid. =. X. RAINS, Pres
Of tho NoleuEve Turnpike Company.
Nashville, , ov. D. 1891 uovgS.lu1
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To Let

DART Of First Floor, OF q good Store, and No.
Il stand for Whole. sle business. Address BOY
SGD. fies22 q
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DOCTOR McCILl.
BOFANlC PnYSIrllE.
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two large volumes, late edition Of lsoU
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where you Will find DR. McdiITs name
standing parallel with the best medic.
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis.
eases of women. For ell diseases IN this
advertisement, Subtraction 10 gUarsl
teed With my general practice lFssl
the following
UhroniC Ussos
SIN l1tIslrucn; kururna-,ami A5scuouI Of b.
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DENIES. Diseases VI ne Eyaa uanl. aaod 5TF
together E'lh an Private Diseases slr
Diseases OF tho u riuarV Organs.
10 the hsGie8.
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Those Hsflet LADIES Ht1 haze 1usl ~ nl--is-.
nate n ul'scarry OF provo ABORTION, Ca - -aual
70 ihaiE Sal nnns h t1usd pT. sl.li, ~ lri1g ne
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Young Married Lals8 uLCsg mL-ailIilas % 30
1eel rot % bring brh 10 GEs sl-e1r, rsGf.l-.l
trcd hla 7aid you should u-l.'Epiy md r1 asl o. Al
tii8 q Yuur cerE1 ron can Ccuai.t l1a llar- ff
lel.af o. in peuou. No la|iy over uirtJ-isc IaLs
q ago need mako app|icltCu. AIco1uc1i0sgsts
- letter or po1on gtretIy c1uitrnaa-
Hlght EmissioHa Cured.
f1u1g anus slop hci1Te ruu aurtnaF 10. " 49,
aaHaer subject tl Man. there o. no d.sassl go ii4
b cure as Night Em.alioul, g1i pfyH'ciaaa ~
-csrca shat ultersiand ircs1ng d uai D. gou -
say tnai have cured lo1als Ln thi1 cliy, 80 .
u q fsrdnt 5ist1a. Who have spent dollar slisf A.
lar, End sza row veil cured b me- Z an ta-lf o.
leaving letters sud sending medic lo 90 oil Parts
Zoe country. Tn word sll thsl are s. cassl e
my wsy, lll Isil eve IRE a cali, 4 aII o. W la-s
lrtI1l Tor al lf th1 iiGcasa8 InallCnat s laa %.
Frr1lsa11dlt lls tE-i q raiare1-GH uTas IN -
.y.
~ iztisf -igaciss 10
DIP. Mc9lbh
Uzius street, snfhF'la. Iaaz-
Ha.arr Hs.aaH a.sn rrasfl.fIt araaa 9
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W. MATT. BROWN, MAYOR
MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, IENg.. Dec. 81, 1865.

NAlOfA > OEEl1E [
NASHVILLE, TENs., Dec. 81, 1895. !
DROPERIF owners on College ald Market
L street,. tetWeen the Square sni broad street,
are hereby notified % construct new siOne or brick
payemens, or to reset the cid ones wherever It Is
require 10 fccor Ence with the zpeci6cai nns ard
500 which sill be furnished bY the Cry Ergneer
on srpli alton sad worE must be commenced
within ten day from Thu date, ard pushet rHpldly
70 com; lrtion, or the city ell contract Flh psrses
{ tn ssinr, aud be eXpen wall be charged 10
the property owners.
dec2i W MATT BROWN, Mayor
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ON The morning OF The Iitb inst. 10 Nashville,
" neRr the L, "a ~ K r Depot. package Of
TcEeis addressed 20 "W- ". Craig. E-e., Ticket
Agent, Nashville" and resiing ON 10 501, 70
Louisville, snd uunos- lus colsecuuvely nom 500
% 4f33 inclusive
All persons sre warned from purchasing be same,
IS they I'll - cognEed End not sccepied for Are,
~ they are neither sikrrp ped nor dated
ALhERr FNE, D. A. KHAN
6enI supt General Ticset gent
decEo-lWn [. and X
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Notice.

OFFICE Of tbs ADAMS EXPRESS CO., ,
N,sHvTLLy, rsNy., Dec rs, 1855. Z
1 VI TBATCHFR, Ezq has been Appointed
y Agent Tor this Company 81 Nsshv! Re. in place
Of Vol Rose, Esq who % assigned 10 smother pOzi-
ton. T. A. JONES,
decl7--lw experimentation.
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9uusemeuts.
~ ew Theatre.
CORNER Or UNION AND SUMNER sTREEIE.
SIKH rs hi oftha pcpu.sr youUEsrJste
MISS II CHEL JOB NRON

whose charming reafirou Of the herliaes Of eIa-
CANT comedy. sud rcdoed snd classic furerpreta-
tons o. the great mister Ct l ,ern trsgely hats
. Z Dramatic Anne
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q y as-rtsoa, Esl y 9. rs Atrv, Nashville
E. X ti1sco,s. q. 8. MAJ hal. Nssbvila
". q AIgIn, Esq Nashville.
b. q East h-1.. Nsshv.us rsesa efn
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church ST., between Summer aud Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

Lovers of Pure Havsna Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
Goto kLINE & sBERMAN's
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
go to KLINE a saERNAS7s.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale by KLINE 4 SIBERIAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
At BLIEE 4 sHERMAN's.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
At KLINE sHERNLANs.
Try CBEVALIER'S Life for the Hair
For sals only a. KLINE q sHERMAN's.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices and
Pure FleVoring Extracts,
At KLINE & sHERMANs
Lard Oh, NO ~ Coal Oh, treble distilled
Ca Tor OIL, ANN cold press'd) LInseei Oh,
Castor on, East Iudia) Spirits Turpentine
Pure WhIts Lead
FOR sale Al kLINL & sHERNiAN's,
0
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine Sponges,
At KLINE 4 sHERSIAN's.
incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE & sHERAIANs.
-D
All the shove for sale at
KLINE 1 SHERMAN'S,
Masonic Building. Chgrch Street,
nov34-sm NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Friv7te Boxes $50 Co Dress ClrcI-- -5er.
.-.--. s 20 Parlust.e - Cd. o.
Orchestrs Char. 90 Gallery ........... -lz--.
Hb-Ssats can b. occurred a. the Tha-fr4 nom b.
a. ul. 'll p. ~, uIthOut eN IN cha7gs
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For Sale Cheap.

/ WILL sell At private sale ny stock Of Furni-
i ture, Tstles, Chair, Stoves, Gc-, complete out
ht for toe sccommodaten or thirty Bosrders. ]
have twenty hye B0araers a. rre4t no. and will give
possession Of the house (.fich b. 10 good locality
snd cheap rent immei Rtrly. For further inioT-
msuUu D upon ". G RANKIN
f4arlsa lWr NJ - south O.. Hrrv street
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BlNKBRS' EXCHANGE.
NEXT DOOR TO
Thos, S, Mars Banking House,
COLLEGE ST, NEAR UAION
r. G. THOMPSON

ID E-PECIFULLY informs his fienis aud Gus.
H toner, that 10 add ION 70 bis known Sa-
loon, opposite the s.. Cioud Hot5l he has secured
the above House, where can be found the ch least
Wines ant IA4a-rs Of a.l Kinds; gsrs and To-
baecO OF every brand, u be found Ia the city.
Remember College Street, near Union.
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Selufda! Evening, December 23i. 1868.
WM he performed Ms.i ca Heroa's Brilliant g. a
ever oPllsr Comedy, IN acts, e1uLsd he
Is ellie Ofthe SEASON;
Or, Finding the Level.
Florence hyperion .....--.... Miss gaehal TohBaar
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