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, 1865-03-18

New York Lensher nlhrker-Mnrch IS.
The weeks movements IN this Eno Mtssrs. Hull
q Co. notice TINS: " There have been few East-
ern buyers in this market this week. but thcy have
bought very. spar1ug1y, and II some instances for
inferior leather 5c q u decline has been submitted
TO-. The rcceipts hsve been about 81, ,0oo sides.
Oak Sole has been in fatr demand, and sales to d
considerable extent hare been effected at Ic = u
below last weeks rates. Rough Upper-Madsfate
1nqnlrJ." We4uotc: Solc-"Oak slaughter mud
called, good LIGHT, 47@49c; oa!e slaughter md
salted, good middle, 490ssc; oak slaughter and
sailed, eood heavy, soG5ac; oak, nxht cropped
good, 6gGt:c; oak, middle cropped, good, 52t5Ac;
uenIock, Buenos Ayrcs, &c.. good li:ht s6@37c;
nemiock, Buenoa Ayre', good middles Ssnsoc:
Hen1ock, Ca'tf, mia good Light. 36Sss7c; H;nn.
iesk, ; california, good middle, as13oc; ncmlocss,
CO, &c, good light. S}G354c; Ilemlock, OrInoeo,
good middle; s6e1S7c: Hcmlock, Orinoco, sood
henvy, SdlGs3Gtc; Hemlock, 0ftnoco aud Raenos
AyIcs, datnaEsd, al weights, 31a D25e; ucmiock,
of,noeo s nnd Basnos AIRS, poor, all weights. s5
Ok SLAUGHTER, in rough, 4s1952c, cssh, pcf To-!
The weeks receipts Of Sole reached Il, ,0oo siaes'
, 1865-03-18

TOR A STVBRORN COT,

TOR A STUBBORN COUGH,
l. Ne DE-. 2. JAr>x's xxrEcyoEAsT At oacs IL
msy sn7t you from c.n'nn3r.on. ls will Certain
cure the mot lnTaGefste e nghs aFd 20 us-S
For Eronchins. try J%yue's Exp 'ctor .ns, It VII
1tf1cu II 0: b1-nthtus and prcducc speed, cur
Hape yoH sttrsQf James Il 'csor-us viii over
tnTru the die or tee ~nt tuar
a!t vrssess. and eAusu the electian af tae nuetus
which G 1gs them.
For PeSrisp take swo or three !crye toa.s nr
J.Jntt s. 1prctorsnt tn Qaict accceasoa. an1 corr
no warmly IN oed tbs dtseEe viii bs suodusa at taa
outset.
Rars you consumpacnf Jayus's K1ptcsoraut Will
give ytu 1nnec1a 1ate re lei. II ceHuat1 tnA iuuE1
om IL Irritating matters, whi elt haais 4nl inv.<-
oEatts them TLoasands who have been given up
by cir plystcns have been 1esc1e to cath By &
Esr
Taooptng C:agh. Group. and nj D,aeases ot the
Lnnxs +nu HrrAst are eftcu-I1y and aFntdsiy Cured
by Jhyre's E1nsct rant ltt no new rr.nc1g. For
,hItT Tears It has been before the public this snd
s,eat ccia.ivr powt.s acEuunlatia. in cur handA.
MhI lot TIT It? sold sYtryN
, 1865-03-18
"F. Z, SPINNER, Treasurer q 8: .
"Mcssrs. J. C. French g. Co., Nashville, Tenn
River Route to the Gold ReS4ons.
Edtfnr Chfcx r0 Tribuua:


.Inotice In your issue OF this morning IN
article headed IA Humbug Exposed, y signed
L. q. Ram. Now, Four cor. es2oadent, bJ
his own showing. Is totally iguoTant Of The
route, tie boats, aud price Of f'elght by the
Montepa and Idaho transportation line ria
Missouri R1ver to Fort Benton, and his entire
article is tissuc of blundering mistakes.
Without intending to enter into controversy
with person who, for aught know, may be
q proper subject ,or lunatic asylum, I will,
for the benefit Of travellers and shippers, state
the facts as they exist about this line.
The boats Of this line are all light dranght,
most OF them drawing only three feet OF va
ttr when loaded thai our boats run. without
distraction, thee months in the year from
st. Louis to Fort Benton, q distance of s, It's
miles, viz: March, April and May; there is
plenty Of depth in the river during these
months to run our boats between those
PLACES, and we nre DoW building tb6ats SO
light Of dIaught that VIC can run them through
The entire stRson Of nayigntion, and instead
| Of Cur freight being Is cents per pound, it Il
only 13 cents. Price Of pass3ge-s2oo cabin,
| 500 deck, each passenger allowed 100 pounds
ot baggage free, Tine Of passage from IS to
| 80 days. All our bo:ts are armed.
]. C. WICKER.
Nos. So and IS s. Watef-st., Chicago.
Chicago, March 18, 1866.
, 1865-03-18
The elg1 aDft0i Prison.

During the last session Of Congress great
pow.wow was raised. concerning The alleged
cases Of outrage in the confinement Of per-
sons in the Old Capitol Prison, by authority
of the War Department, aud the Military
Committee Of the Senate we're direct ID to max
thorough investigation Of the at1aiss of the
prietn. TIE are not aware that any report
was made by the Committee. In debate on
Mr.. Winter Davis amendment to the civil
appropriation bill, however, Mr. Farnswotth
Incidentally communicated the result Of the
Investigation to The House, as follows:
+tNow, this amendment OF the gentleman frc.s
Maryland III. DavfsJ wonld let loos- spon tns
country some Of the very WORT eaafsssefa We eyer
had among ue. It IL moi long s1nce resolution
was Introduced INTO this House, and adopted H.
strncnns the military. Committee to examine into
the military pr1sons in th,1 city. The Military
conmi'1ee made that inTestissaoa; they e,
am1ned the lr1snners snd took testimony. Aud
upon my sorl-snd think every member Of the
Military Committee will hgree with me in thfs-1
do think that of all the fapscallions, OF Ill the
miserable, 6eEi!lsh tTabA ever uaw in my life,
they those in the military prisons in sfis city
l have not htsrdof one Of them. no matter how
arbitrarily he ray hare been arrested, bat he was
properly arrested, for he was guilty.
, 1865-03-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


"a1ca Ats Aeaa.
the fnpess "n1en nas oeen raging for several
DAYS IN mo eommerela. "oao "a somewhat al
lasea not cou1ie1seseo 'o-oay y physical
s1otm "1icn p1e'a.eu - e" 1olA, anu ma West
aRa tne Eass ps,e pssu apu'eauJ o1seonnec-
Ho' eAcep' o5 ssos, ~ s'o ~ e.oue oetoaf o. tao
eontn'' s.a Ao1a -. so~a iespee1s Is vas
to..uLA.e 'ua 49,, 49,. - =. ..osuca .ae MAJ
Aes ~ ops1na1 49, ~ tu' asaA easite-
sp r.a,. VI uye,n'anss
e. ~ 5,sns,cha. .a.,. Accord
'nE ~ ~. -. ~, eseu' Eoiu open
~ - ~" ~ eco, 90 ~ 1oe1uea 70 l's,glt0,
-. " 80, 49, r. ~ ioot.
Nv .h VIZ. ano "1saeut any
ma..at et. ena - @ a11n.onS VI yesterday
ers ,n,. ~ 80 eop wv ue taiins plaees
" D Wi stsFa j., '1..o f'.. va oseAne o. 145
80 49,. nssrsnaa ~ r. ~ stoo oi Tolk,
~. 49, y. s!.r..s s.u uua'e'5, tae o1s
pa A"Is ~, '....4n ~ " soia 10 ios aaa NOT
eoipe utousn ~ a,et - uau 1eco9ered' OF IN un-
ut t1na paue ..aa ,t.+Ia o ossn sae resnlI- a.
II Na,, tuere ~sa n"'e u noae1catement' and
sea.seIs 1 any an'"a.'on u INC general markets.
uo'oeis, ~ tne aoscn.e u news. asd not press
.no uafket VIII ,uea s.oeAs' ana me demand for
~ ns 0esssns. "as su,sa, ~ "ee. aoFsaies.
" eou' ~ eusn ou'o ~ 'als' toe atr IL 1aii
vi .auofe u ta.,nes aua commercial dlsasters
~ .oM as.o s.a - 10" ...A Wv ~ ,a1 as ca'esgo
81 e ~ 'aat no laluse
~ -. ~ 49,. ~ tsns.aa .s,s ~ ono
=. ~ w oeHuaAas a1D4 seaan'o4ets saoula ial'
~ one] Ane,s seAa :, 20 Nv !n"Aca.'on taat
souna mescnan's' oo'ne lss1nmatc business, are
IN oanccf oi oeco"ios 1n:oiSent. II Is ruc, they
mny nave 70 meet vain heaVy losses, In conse-
iu!h OF Inc dcpfeelaCon IN prices, but outside
Of the produce AMI provision trade, this ID not
pTobable-Eor the stecks OF general merchandise
arc unusually light. Among mere specnlatoEs The
case is entirely different. Like gamblers. they
take heavy risks, and 1T Will not be wonderful II
they mces with disaster. 1t would be strange, In
deed, II IN srch a time as this, they escaped.
There is one gloomy feature OF the case which
cannot fail to present itself to every observer.
The spirit OF speculation his run SO wild for
time past, that not q few have been drawn out Of
tLeir legitimate sphere to invest in gold, stocks
produce, pork, &C., not With a view OF permanent
y deallnE IN! them, h1r only 10 Speculate To
what extent this has peFmea- ed the business COM
muuity lrc not prepared to etlte; but in spite
Of the repeated warnings Of the TRIBUNE, not to
bet agslnst tho Government, the evil has been
growing for some time past, not only here, bit in
eve5y city Of the United States. Merchants at the
East, in order to keep prices up, have gone into
, 1865-03-18

Colo Was quite pan1c-stf1ckcn on the street to-
dsy and sold as low ~ 155, There has not been
sincc the beginning Of tho war such an anxiety to
get rid oft, aud none would buy except the short
seIleri.
Silver was very dull aud almost nominal ut 1850
40.
Owing to the arrangement Of the wires no re-
ports On governments were received from New
York. and consequently the market ruled very
dull. At the first board 5-a0s sold at 100.
Cook county scrip Was hcayT-she demand being
limited to the require ments Of short sellers. We
quote, SC buying and b7eis73 selling. On the
Stock Board tho sales we're light ut s10s7a.
-Messrs. Lawton & 1I,5don, Wholesale erocers.
New York, have suspended payment. Their H.
bilit1es are reported at <:5o,o0o.
L. J. Gage. Esq, formerly cashlcr: Of the
Merchants Loan md Trust Company, hiss been
appointed Manager Of tho Clearing House in this
CITY. We congratulate the Association On having
secured The services OF d gentleman Of undoubted
ability, and who is 1t the same time deservedly
popular. Rooms hare been leased In the Marine
Bank building, snd tho Clearing House may now
be considered permanent, as it is most useful
institution.
The following Is = comparative statement Of
the earnings Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Ra,1way Company during the month Of
, 1865-03-18
HUFUSe HATCH,
{TonHEEtY HATCH d Hu6HEs,}
pRnKER

No. Is F1eaaage Place. New 7ork
Government s. .car,tst 6tock and GOD. Bongu6 ana
Sod ExcIusivel. Oh Comnt3sion.
Ex1EEIScxs: ~,
ktfsrs Solomon stusr es oors, Eh;carGs ILL.,
Mess1s. nlnckcy Hand, chicago, IL. ;
Ct wheeler, Esq Chicago, Ill.
y. Mntn. ftQ Chic: 60, LIZ,
Mestts. Eonrd' iii Bsils1 i e.. New York City.
Mem. McA in, BROS. q Co., Ncw York Glty
G,Ft GasFt Il .Tacks. G 60 N NV ". r9.k NV
MH. ke1ter. Esq.. Rnt'aac. w..
Gesrs L,1hiop. smith Go. otxeEo, ;,1,o,d m.
, 1865-03-18
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It fs desirable that a renewal he +eeeired few
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ecriplon.
In ordering change In the direction Of paper
give the address to which ii hGs been sent is well
az that 10 weach yon wish it changed, and name
the edition.
II any portion Of the letter Is intended for the
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afHet Of 1,AneY
, 1865-03-18
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK or 0BI.
EAI1{l.

U.S. r1.ca Aren't. and a1ent Of sa5 CoAzs for fs-
se:,nF sabst7iptions to he po2ular ~ IcAof{ ~
IL ss aeltt is ery seen
siss s,ss a9s Sp.n e i ?9a .ad n,s = X
.a.e ri interest to tie lnvts'or All Five Per Cent
thoAL 1RsDRR no rEs. wita accrued int,se.t 70
'e1iprons wien escorted accototnY 10 dsto md te
c-mpan,cd b. tut. Lbexa! trs2neemaou viii be
]. a. K1I1a, FEaadeak ;
RI TTNKVAN Cashier,
, 1865-03-18

Total ,906 Of SAD, ,1ao.27 t193a s36 %
Being IN increase Of 5ttT per cent over last
year. :.
Chicaco and Rock Island Railroad stocks adyaac-
ed from s. up to 101. This vas caused by the
prospect Of per cent hall-yearly dividend IN
Ar.i. next, instead of per cent rs heretofore.
The Customs received and eold interest p1id
out at the New york OGlcesrfncc the beginning Of
the current fiscal year arc IS follows:
, 1865-03-18

a SATE, FOUND 1EADER.-1n all great move
ments few leading minds direct aud con-
trAl public affairs and evolve whatever per
manent good the world derives from them.
No State IN The Union mas, as. yet, innusu-
rated more radical, and bencfcent, and, it is
to be- hoped, permanent reforms, even In
these changing times, than Missouri. Among
these, Of course, is the abolition Of slavery,
Incorporated IN her organic lava measure
Which is nlready giving vigor and energy to
the ply sical Us well as the socia! lif. OF the
State. Intimately associated with Illinois In
the race for future greatness, cur people
should know and honor those who have been
the leaders in freeing Missouri from that
crushed out her thrift and enterprise. Among
the patriots whose name will live in history
among the reeenesators of Missouri, is that
Of Chas. D. Diake, already we'll known to
the ptople of Illinois. Another man. whose
labors ard influence cntitle him to tue graft
tEde Of the levers Of freedom Everywhere, is
Judge Uenly 4. Clover. OF St. Louis. 4 re-
CENT number Of the Missouri Democrat s1Ss
Of him:
"He is the best lawyer and iurist in tle
Convention, his experience FIRST as Pr05ecu-
ting Attorney, and afterwards as Judge OF the
ST. Lfuis Criminal Court having given him
valuable practical acquaintance with the
is a natiye OF New York, but has been citi-
zen Of Missouri for twenty-five years, IN
Emauclpat,ouist all the while, a thorough ea-
durser Of all leading Kadical pr7nciples.s
Judge Clover is brother Of the Rev. Dr..
Glover, Of SprinEf field in this State.
, 1865-03-18

Fd1nAf EFKE1Gd, Nafth II, 1963.
The further decline in gold has again unsettled
the dry goods market, and trade, which ye.tcr-
day was quite briak, Is to-day very dull. There
are grcat many country buyers In town, but the
fall In gold has made them exceedingly cautious,
and they prefer holding of, until the market 81
tumes more steady course.
Prints navc declined 2D3c-quotations to-tl4y
being ss follows: Merrinaea rs; Coeheeos rs;
Pscincs 70; spr~gues sc; Dunnels 2sac; Man.
chcstere1c; Lowell eoc; Lancaster &c; Richmond
&c; American s2G22ic; Amoskeas Sic; duchess
soc; Mourning a1c; Aliens y and Providence
&C. Sheetings are quiet and scarcely go firm
stanaarda Sic. Other staples without any decided
change
, 1865-03-18

DecreaAe. NG16
This Is equal to 2T4 per cent
The average weightof hogs and the yield of1ard
show light averaEe increase. though thus Was noe
uniform. ior In Illinois and Missouri there IL q
falling of Ia these respects; but incre1es in al
the other atatee. The comparison, by States, Is
as folluWs:'
Ayerage weight Yield OF L.rk
: 16ts e. Aos;1 ;1sa. 1852 Pr Hog: INK
Lbs, Lbs. Lba-. Lbs
Ohio. 1888 $3.50 2lo a.16 9s Is
Indiana. .l82 1890 e0I4 19k asf
1llinoi ..... .16o lis 1856 610 FIX 20 01,18
Ke1 trcEY...19 208 Fl a31S
Missouri. ...1894 l83k E3 "a X7
Iowa .,......1s8 5-t4 lSy} 4aX S1l
WISCONSIN. ..e02 IS
Not having succeeded II gehtng ,he averages
blank this season, both as reg: rds pork and lard.
The ssnetsi M n g ayessgs weight Of hogs aud Jteld
hogr. ls6 Sis lba., md Of lard, II - ins. which
compare with the general sye1aees last sea.on, -
El!ows:
1s3 34.........................1 s6es - 1T
'.....................w 3-1t M1-s
, 1865-03-18

DARa4K MARKET.

FEIrAT EFKHla. Aalcn II, 1885,
FEEfGHTS-These u no cLanya In zatts. Te
, 1865-03-18
C0nfn1issary Awards for Eros isions, &C., q

Contmissary Awards for Prov isIons, &C., Mt
Chicago. -,
The following awards we're made this afternoon
by Capt George W. Campbell, Comnissary Of
Subsistence at this post:
MESS nEKF.
4. E. Kent d Co., 1860 barrels. Sl549
a. Z. Kent i Co., 1000 barrels F15.g6.
CragIn j. Co., 6oj barrela. f15.7o.
Culbcrt.ou;, Blair . Co., 500 bzls, $3.50.
HAMS.
crastn & Co., 2, 900 pounds, pt Is oi-1coc.
SHOULDERS.
Thomas Holihan, goo pounds. ut IL e5-100c.
HARD BREAD.
Il. C. Child, $1,000 poands, at55c-
BEANa.
Webster l. Co., Zoo bushels ut 32.10.
Leonard, Bros, + J.nnison, 50U bushels at S2.10.
TEA
, 1865-03-18

4 Matter. of Interest T.. Our FnFmers-
1he $of foe tts CultIvattons Prspa-
ration. Gc.-QUnIIty or S-ed-Mo1e
Of Cnlrlva11o-,-ThFe dc.-A
New Flax Mill.
, 1865-03-18
trJ, in whatever station he naay be placed BY
partia1ity of bis Government.


~ me prospects Of confederation OF
luz hn.lsh American PROVINCES ts played
crcat no,Jtic,1 n.rt;e, u ves thon1ht ,-on,d
carr 4ha ,n.,o+5tr ~ Tho vo@ars ~ saoh 49,.
WOO fl, n. cchsn,a hn+ ,h. onno.;t,nn r. :.
49, 49,. .e.-sS-e;3sso. -s3 s ~ sfRoss*A n ~ :.
- %'te say 1nes
ff5ncc Ed~afd'6 lelono REUSED 10 c1ne into
the Con;ederncy. next New BrunsEick ra-
,no4.a a., ,,.,.,os,.,1. .+ha 10.
Jec'eu uae Ftupoe'I1on' az tue lAtte1 sepa-
rates EOy4 Scotia from the Ceuadas Nova
S,,,,. ,,nrot +tsrr of a,+.-.1r.+h. ~, 3D.
~>~~"a S~Don =, A1N y. W SoA4oo"
1acS NeW brunsTfekestny6 ont.
Aaen5' ne" founolano, Which At flrst
lnoosn. wen q tne ptopos:non. has backed
ou'' 4uis lea'e7 on'S upper anu Lower csh-
aua, auo tney are alFeadJ united we cannot
unoeistano Inc opJect OF Inc Canadian farl}'
ament IN recommending the adoption OF the
Quebec confederation scheme, as 1t did last
week BY vote Of ntnetT-one to thlrt5-thrce,
and sending member to England to confo7
with the Home Government In regard to the
execution Of the plan, because the refusal
Of Tue maritime provinces to enter the new
, 1865-03-18

le:fiyEIA Es-kccsiyed uonc; shipped. ti9
NArEct neglected end 1G97c Il wef. Sa:=s wcts: :
Ia ut 12.t9; q brs 1t - G8.
market continues .iu1&, a1d on
Varieties quotations are nonllaAl. q again re-
OFF quot.uons on French stock, which Il reg
I'd b. god. Wequote:
HKKLocK-
1ese 4 1.... t.43Gh.f Collar, f..... b.1T3 :
ct.y Hsrness 1.ts@fAt Slaughter sc!e. aa5 :: 947
3....... 1.ise30 50 Slaughter sag
m'd'tA, 2 1LGsLl0 ChlcaGo...... 0 4o3 II
henyy, y y Q1sN80 80 Bueno- Ayres.- t-i53 0.4
e n....,.. 1-::54ss.00 ur!ucco ao!s-... 10 9k
II. q n..... Gs9&ab-30 Orlnoco Koo1
1try upper.. G,1.&aSl damaged ....- 1E3 p.E
OAK
shser, soie.. esea1 30 french Call. 81
lsAs, Y d.. 5l40 S ns..-........ z.199 2G
er r..,........ o.H<ta - French Calf, s6
30. me- ns>... .....+. 2.aaa Al
an. m.,...... :, 2s@14o FrenchCo LIE
No. h'TJ.. eS1@ttt MONIES. n1x NN&1QeH II
. e1trp...... 2oAo2.50 Fren, hCnIf,Le-
eeh KIP, lit molnrA, SEQ.
Oice l6S8lG5 cpG., q do. ,11..69 u
ach Calf n Lln:nEs. do3. l90G1 l3
..-- 4!s4A4T IS 10. M dSk LEO . IS q
I'm BEE -Rect ipts, 10 oco i1mber sh!ope'i, so7.
nm Ter, Gil ecu shingles, 00a :Ath. In N 1ktk
tlUdfk dptE$ 4UQ Q0CQ2nEEN. ne C0Qt{lHt 70
, 1865-03-18
PILL1OUS AFFECTIONS
LIVER CcM7LAINTa,
SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, &C.
JAMES SANATIvE PKLLN.

Thcrc ii scarcely suv dis .asa in Ehieh puEgalive
medicines arr nor required; m much sickness Hnd
&unelky might be pr 4cnt x wer3 .heY ulcre zeaA.
Ia!t uiGd. NO person can fco! well WGie = cosiye
bhbt Of Lody pEeV41: b. sIes It non gen .raret
Etous often d d,e,sss. which mRnt b. svote
b timely and judtc.ous Of proper Cata.ruc meo.
ctnes-
lonytaced ot the correctness Of these vsws,
, 1865-03-18

by the farmers.
YIELD PEI ACRE.
The average yield Of seed may be stated at
ten to twelve bushels per acre. The average
yield Of straw is che. aud-a-ha1f to two-aud-
a-half tons per -acte-yielding an average of
one ton Of rotted straw.
COST OF CULTIVATION,
Taking the ordinary run Of seasons, fax is
IS certain crop as any other, except, per-
baps, corn.
We have thus given soIne detailed infor-
1nauon In regard to the cultivation Of fax, ns
much as our limits will permit. VIC now
propose to speak Of the process Of invention,
as connected with the manufacture of the
et1aw into fabrics.
TIE Ec10E FLAX MILLS.
Mr.. stllman 4. Clemcns-as onr readers,
and very generally the public, know-has
been 1aboring for some three years past in
pe,fsctinc q fax-bl cakIng machine. He has
expended some Sc, 900 in obtaining his pres
eut experimental knowledge, and has his
machine now in such condition as to entirc-
" answer his most confident expectations.
Nv This machine be can break a ton Of dew
,ctted hemp in one hour, or say eight tons
per day. The product Of lint Is about 4oo
POUNDS to The ton Of straw. or 3.2o pounds
ner day, The straw enters breaker like
thrcshipg machine, aud passes through seven
Gets Of cogs or breakers. distance OF t~en
ty-dye feet, before it is thrown ont of the ma'
chine. Going through the machine once d.
vests 1t Of about ninety-tiTe per cent OF the
straw, and leaves only five per cent IN the
lint, The Union Flag Mills produce the fla3
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05
Vacant Los.

We have large number Of elegant lAfs. su,tafle
or builaing busness houses and DWELLINGS on, M
various parts q the city.
I35 Feet Of vacant ground opposite u. "Fs-
msle Academy near the Nashville s0d Ci-fta-
nj oga Railrosd, for rale.
A choice Lot fronting 100 fsst on Russell stree,
near Tulip street church.
Two LOS each 60 feet front on Russell street, b
ITO deem. Nerv conVenient 90 the Wire Bridge.
A besutlal Lot, neariV opposite the residence o
Jno MorToE, ksq, b0zIT0 feet
A Lot fronting 50 feet on FsiheTisnd street., hJ
ITO deep. Ven near the Vine Bridge
Two Lots between Russell and FatheTiand street,
froafing 40 feet each on Oar, ~ lao deep
A chose Lot, fronting 6 FEET On Eatherand and
running back 10 IN q sod neiEhoorhcod
Two Lets on Faiherland, each fronting 80 feet D
10, Joining Oscar Bohne's properry.
Two OTIS on Fafherland, opposite Oscar Bohme'i
properly. each % 81 lToisef.
A Lot corner Of Stevenson and Eactofy streets
fronting 30 feet on Factory, By E26 siong steysa'
son
A choice Lot, Ironing 50 feet on Russell street.
BY no deep sdioinng A. NJ. nillin, and very eonFe-
nient 70 the Wire Bridge.
A Lot on Russell street, adjoining Ginning
ham. fronts 81 BY 10 feet.
Eight Acres Of the very best Eareen iaud' noes
ing S1u yalds On 6allstn pike By 400 ysrd- On -
C0untg road 80. -.
Eelt o. tsa Lots lyzE EoGfh d shelby 49,.
A lara uunlbeE Of Lois IN kansag's Aa.l-iis-i
ead IsEnT othsrl, bss1dmliy locltod knd fsiaAli''
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Samaritan's Wash,

Is IN case Of SYPHILIS, used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices Full directions, Price my
cents.
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A framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with 3 rooms
In GOOD condition, OF Spring street. Lot " by ~ H.
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Nashville Property.

A Good Rrs.t Residence, No 80 Line street,
win nine roosis gas fixtures az through tie house.
Good outhouses and sts6ia, I'll m good condnon-
Let Al By lsO feet, Price We y moderate.
AlsO-A tHo-story Brick residence, with eight
rooms, No. 10, South College street. Everything e
good condition yard well shaded. Lot IS BY $50
feet Price 5000.
Alao-A Brick Store house. No p Broad street.
south side. two doors from Market, three stones
Nigh Is feet BY IS. most excellent stSnds and u
Lee nom taxation.
AeO-A CONNEXIONS Brick Dwelling. corner q
McLelore and Say, with seven rooms, kitchen Hltn
room and lumber room. Lot fronts 465a feet on
sieyt oY e,deep. SPLENDID water and besutfullJ
shaded yaI well enclosed Pucs 81, 90.
Also-A g-,d tWo-stoTy Brick house, No. IS Ce-
OAR street. wiz seven looms kitchen, servants
roorns' ana silos house Lot fronts 50 feet on &c
dsr and rms uieS 3 feet % an alley. Hydrant 3
the back door, FossssiOn gwen Immediately
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WE HAVE n STORE
go Psses BsegiaE. supsaor qualify,
lla coils n kupe,
so Barrels Of Flour, kea qualify
% Rars Of Cunee,
50 Barrels brown Sugar,
81 PHrrei Crushed snd Powdered sugar
50 Barrels Molssses,
So Bali Barrels Molsssos.
100 Bhis Of Liquor, assorted,
50 EeEs Syrup
100 Keils Nails. assorted sises,
80 Barrels salt
90 hts Mscterel,
- Barrels Nm1e Fish,
30 Gases and Boxes Totrcco.
50 Duzsn Brooms,
~ Boxes spice,
~ Pepper,
rs Ginger,
% Ind e.,
8 Casis Maddsr,
Tossthsf with eeserl Assortment Of
GrocSFie =.
which We osr TO the Trade At PEess % ~ n .,
tmea H'''
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A framed House on Gallatin Pike, with rooms
outhouses. a lumber she'd and an excellent cisteTr
Lot 100 feet BY 10. Terms $500.