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unsurpassed yalor. This is all we have received
thus far, but it is sufficient to show that all goes
we'll. RANKIN.
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1tatha:

1T Sprngfeld Mass. Janunry 18th. Henry L.
BUNKER, flther OF Geo. Il. Bunker, of this coun-
IL, aged 81 NeaIs
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Weayeryjlle, Saturday, April 5, 1865.
Richmond has Fallen

The glorious news that the rebel capital was
occupied by Federal troops was confirmed on
Tuesday. Sympathizers with treason and rebel
lioH here all along told us that Richmond could
not be taken, and we believe there some
such who honestly believed what they asserted
even after the announcement came. But others
Of the same ilk now blandlv inform that it
was Of no advantage to hold it that the rebel
Confederacy has been relieved &C troublesome
incubus in its capture.
Richmond has fallen and the first act Of the
heroic Commander of our armies was 10 place
the city in charge of brigade Of negro troops.
Calling as the thought may be 10 symDathizers
with the shareholders rebellion, it is true. The
reasonable residents of Richmond to-day do ne
cessary penarec to class Of people whom they
They slaves no longer. The Judgment is
terrible, but just
With the fall of Richmond and Petersburg
comes the death-blow to the rebellion 1t can
not be otherwise. The combined armies of Grant
sherman, Thomas, Scofeld and Sheridan will.
believe, make short work Of the shattered
and demorhlized armies of the South. Let us
hope that it may be so that civil war is nearly
at an end in our country. and that its career has
taught lesson to enemies both ut home and
abroad which will not hereafter he disregarded.
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The CoCNrY. We are glad 10 notice and hear
Of numerous indications which lead to the con
clusion that the couaty is in fair way to ere long
become what it once was--g1e OF the most pros
porous in the State. The pros poets are general
ly gratifying few are leaving. it is true, but
corners are taking their places, and every
week brings new faces. Mipiug operations, all
over the county. promise increased returns over
late years, aud there seems to be revival of en-
terprlse in all branches Of business \ gentle
man from Shasta tells Us that his county prom-
ses to add not Il few to our mining population
before the year ends tie New River country,
yet unprospected, bids fair to become a thickly
populated district. With the aid of new water
facilities, good diggings have been discovered in
the vicinity of North Fork Ten miles up the
stream good claims have been recently oI,eued
where no mining Was ever before done. Pros
pectng parties are leaving for lower Trinity and
that country will be full oil people one Of these
days. We have insisted fer three years that the
county must . come up again, and To-day. in
spite of croakers, believe it :. harder " than
ever There IS no reason why il should not be so.
PEnsoSAL.-Last saturday morning Pat. Grif-
fin started on his Atlantic trip, and Sey Z. Ja-
cob, Of this place, and Henry kevser of Canon
City, for OWyhee. They went by the overland
route, ira Chico. Next morning u. T Griffin
and wife, Ms. D. ". Kellogg, 3, Block and NJ
Williams started for Soa Francisco, TO be absent
a month Griffin and Williams 90 to replenish
their stocks Of merchaIdisc-B for the ben
eft of his health, and with = view to matrilno-
ny. Thursday morning y he LOTHIAN left Ter the
Bay, a business visit f5r klrs,.Y /; Co. Look
out for big arrivals of Spring and Summer goods
soon. i. L. Bartlett formerly OF Shasta add Red
Bluff, a. +. c. lngut, agent for the san Francis
co house of Jones \ Co, and 4 Corbus, late of
Horsetown, have been in town during the week.
The latter gentleman informs that it is his
intention to open trading establishment, at In-
dian Creek in few weeks.
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wetkly Triaitu 5umrnal.

=@sN C0Ssfy W-arrasss and GrsssbaeEs taken at
" their ruling value in for subscriptions this
paper To soldiers In the Governneat
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
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PlLL. End HiIIITA2Y TAX!

4T'T* T E.. : .l. 5.@ Z. e. "IS:| | ..r T,HT ,5 rHE Z
da,a.a r.sal.. sn 49, 6r., Nouae, p' March
a} inst tAc law arat ..ae ior ,a":r collection
- II IT, -te'et'e aat.rr. iae
s->,lI FIs
ri \. II aa.t .-.4H, tie t~-- @arIa~ 81 AZ
r4-. .ai 81, ,i. ar after :itt -it. "e irorl
.'ta,h rile iai.ab.t.sat Of lhe roaa.y. over '"rr
,y-oue aui under >iXty years OF az, ami not ~
law ,zerapt. TIE
MILITARY POL: Tax
of - s. due from '- e:. l ;.,l, uhab.'Aut ot the
co"nty. Of thc a.-e ci tvei;, -,ne :rar- aud sp
wac4-. :a.d rot ~ - oAcmpt. California IN
di5u- alone excepted.
Tie uu1er- ignc. or hi, dcrHy VIII cali uPon
all citz,us, either "a, .he;l Residences or plArcs
of business. Tor tie paymeu, al tte aaor" taxes
DAVID N!NDr. T,A Collector.
Wcavcrvll-, March lo, l,G5.- @.to.
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SA>lrANY.-ir. Il. .ilcoN, Tee. 'lrcr of tle m
dian Greek Soldiers' .Aid Society. send. Us word
that the sum Of z5l 10 was collected during the
month OF March and forwarded to headquarters
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II has 9cel a.c:ri.-lcl t8at n CcceHIae.s
sent to ,iis coast arc Hacle.! ia sa.es ,-+ch ar
IA. charge Of 4 guard Instructed - throw Gem
overheard in ease Of seizure Of TIE steamer M
araLcua.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-on Saturday evening, the 29th, al
O'clock, p a., WN.T. OFT. one of the Pro
prietors Of this paper, in the SD year Of his
age.
Ma. or has long been known in this city
O. printer, and no one ever knew but To
esteem him. lie possessed 8 kind heart,
aud an infinite fund Of humor and through
the years that have interviewed since we
made his acquaintance, We never knew q
ripple 10 pass over his good nature. When
the Nashville Union was started in 1862,
Mr.. OFT became one Of the proprietors, and
he continued to retain his interest till the
day of death and throughout, his inter
course with bis partners his been of the
most pleasant character.
He has been in IN health, for several
weeks, and yesterday morning was, for the
first time, unable to leave his room but no
immediate danger was anticipated. He re-
manned on his bed the most Of the day, con-
vrrsiug with his friends, but neither he, nor
ANY one else, felt the least apprehension !;
aud at fifteen minutes before five in the
evening, he sat up on the side Of the bed,
0eat some soup, which had been kindly
prepared for him by Mrs. DR.. Coleman,
when, after swallowing few monthfuls, he
isll backward, utterly unconscious, and in
fifteen minutes the soul had taken its flight.
When he FELL friend was in the room, who
Immediately started for DR.. Coleman, who
happened TO be ascending the steps to the
room, so that he was al the bedside Of the
dying man, almost in mo'ment but It was
TOO late.
Ma. orr leaves two sist ers in Murfrees-
boro, and one, who is the wife Of Hon. Mr..
Hawkins, member Of ca nsress elect frcm
the Memphis district Of this State. His
mother died, near NJ urf-eesboro,. some
months since.
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We call special attention 10 The sale Of
0Wayerly Place" on Tuesday next. This
magnificent properly, near the corporation
line, located on the Franklin Pike, will b.
sold under the management Of Nelson q
Murfree and J. L. a r. W. Brown. There
is no property 20 near the city as desirable
in every respect. Il is Che first offer Of the
most eligible property, commanding all the
advantsges Of the city-pure air, rich soil,
and free from the high taxes. Purchasers
will be able 10 realize at least one hundred
per cent profit in one year, The property
will be sold, one lot with the privilege Of a
block Of ten or more lots, giving the pur-
chaser the advantage Of all the profits, as it
is well understood the Improvement of one
lot enhances the value Of the adjoining
property from one to five hundred per cent,
besides tAe advantage Of selecting your own
neighbors, or locating friends or relatives.
The condition and terms are certainly most
liberal, and should command the earnest
attention Of our large and growing popula-
tion. tbs now or never-will like Oppor-
tunity be offered. The agents inform US
that they expect q large company present
on the grounds. rich repast will be pre-
pared, and we antieipste a gala day. The
press Of the city are Aliinvited, and one dRy
spent on "Wayerly" will prove fortune 20
the lucky buyers, and pleasure to an. So
we 60.
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siiraiag WITH seoondArJ sYmpious Df. Ionas haa
snlcn - rAthef pleasure thSn PAIR. His trealan
oesa iound mucn mofe af1ceut than a1E alha-
roaimenL
vi charge he sane ioE one veskp aucuuou t1zt
nieie9i = cum case ~ zPeeiy - possible.
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To Whom it may Concern.

have noticed an advertisement in the
different city papers, headed, Second An
nual issue Of the Nashville City Directory p
This Is done to mislesd the business men OF
the city, and give the impression that the
party mad either bought out my interest in
the Directory, or 70 make them believe that
| would not get out a Directory for 1896
They tried 70 get the use Of my name Tor
the Directory, but this j refused neither
would J sgree TO engage them on the Direc-
tory, which ! propose getting up in the
Spring Of 1866. This was done on account
Of their incapabiiity of managing a work
Of the kind, as well as other business in
which we were formerly connected besides,
the party who is getting up the Directory is
not q resident of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in the
matter as a citizen Of the city would.
write this in justice 30 thepubhc as we'll
as myself ..a.a
Respectfully, r. II. SIyGLKTOE, aI
Publisher Nashville Directory.
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Suicide of a Governments EmplOye,
Sad Results of Intemperance.

Il is our melancholy duty to record an
other death, caused by the too free use Of
ardent spirits. Yesterday, q Government
employee, named William Couch, who had
been intoxicated, for several days, became
unmanageable, and, having escaped from
his friends, went 10 Mr.. Lightenberge's
brewery, and, while suffering from delrium
tremens. went up into the upper story of the
building, and leaped from the window, TO
the rocks below, causing instant death. He
wss twenty-iour years Of age, but We did
not learn whether he had, or had not, a
family. The case is a most melancholy one,
as Couch was a man Of good education, and
was highly respected by all who knew him,
his only enemy being himself. he took a
thief into his mouth, which stole away his
brains, and ho died the death Of the self
murderer.
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This vice, which is never Prscticed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquencs or pen to song.
Il has destroyed heslth, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
a living skeleton Nor are those its final
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be-
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. o. North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Mash
vile, Tenn. 0f.s fab76-H
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DARING RoBBERV.--We learned late last
night Of 3 most daring assRult with intent "a
rob, on the part Of three soldiers belonging
TO the 10th e. S. 1. Il seems q corporal and
two soldiers entered butcher shop DEPOSITS
their barrack, and while two OF them held
the proprietor, the other relieved the drawer
Of is contents, but in the melee, the butcher
with eleaver in one hand and the hand OF
the thief in the other, threatened 70 sever
IL from his body unless be disgorged I'M
der these threats they gave up the contents,
and were sent to the Post prison, and viii
have hearing before Military Commits
sion. n
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Persons uuacquainted in the city sseinf
% many advertisements for the tretamsnl
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often ct q loss 70 de
srmfns 70 whom % entrust the treaineni
Of such cases. To such persons We taxi
pleasure in Stating that the Oldest sstab-
lishment Of this kind is st No. q Deadericl
street, and this should be a sufficient guar.
antse thst this is E reliable iRsttution. On
A. RfcHAED JosEs may Be found IN his Of
Gee during the hours stated 10 BIS general
advertisements Al MEDICINES JtfaisAed ~
ne o9ice
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Mystery aud Vet More Mystery.


one Of the most horrible murders we hsve
been called upon 70 record, for a long time
occurred sometime night before last, on
broadway, O few doors FROM the Chatta,
noogu railroad bridge. It was not the result
Of a suddenly aroused passion; not even the
finale Of long settled and deliberate malice
bus IL was planned and executed with No
other purpose. than the hope of gain.
The murdered man was named Martin
Glesey, or Gleason. and was = native of Gal
way, Ireland. He has been in this city
sometime, during which be has been en-
gagged in keeping a grocery, in the hous,
where the fearful tragedy occurred. H,
was well known in the neighborhood, anl
was sober, energetic, and upright in hi
dealings, and had tho respect Of al VIII,
had dealings with him.
OF the exact time at which the murder
occurred, no one but the despersdoes them.
selves know. The fact that the deed had
been done, was discovered during the after
noon by party who had occasion 20 visit
the grocery, and who, finding the door sjar
enter, and beheld the mangled and liieless
form OF the murdered man, lying in its
gore, near the middle Of the room. An axe
W. lying near, with which the deed had
Doubtless been done, as il WAS covered with
10 4, snd hair, and brains.
eiesey was known 60 have considerable
nooe9, and two Watches but for some
cause, Tie desperadoes departed without Sc
curing much Of the booty. The watches
were mlssiug, and the money drawers Of his
counter hal been rihed but In a belt on
ois person was found $3.50, and in a wallet,
an MS pocket, was sac more.
~ conlectured BY Coroner Coleman,
hho held the inquest, and the jury, that the
SuscE was make night before last, before
ne had closed up his place; or very early
Yesterday morning, after he had opened H.
ne reasons for This superstition are, that
me window blinds were not On; and there
va hule evidence that the door had been
mcsen open. There were q few dents in
NE door, but not sufficient 90 indicate that
thel had arusen from an attempt 10 break
nopens The better opinion appears 30 be-
inst the villains entered night before last,
oci3re he retired, aud committed the deed:
ana u is Probsbia that they were friFhten-
81 away before they had made thorough
search OF his person, sud thus the greater
pesHon Of the prise they were striving for,
etcsped them.
On the end Of the helve Of the axe. was
euta name, pert Of which was somewhat
elfhcaltto decipher; but Il is believed IN h.
". ROSS. The W. and the no. az, III ~.
hut the remainder IS somewhat ohscu,a.
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no Consnmntires..

The advertiser having been restored to
health in q few weeks, by 8 very simple
remedy, alter having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, C0nsumption-is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow Sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire It, he will send ac0py
Of the prescription used, free OF charge
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they VII ind 3 sure cure. for
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spresd information which he considers 70
be invaluable; and be hopes every sufferer
viii try his remedy, as II will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing. $50
Parties wishing the prescription llplease
address Rev. EBwARp A. WHsaS,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York
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We do not profess 70 DO the Only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found ct bis
ofico at all hours, day or night I" nor do
We, in Offering cur services 70 the invalid,
desire 20 recommend Ourself in preferences
70 other equally vel established and sx-
periencod physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 70 be infallible, or the only man cs-
psbls Of curing the Various diseases msa-
tioned in our general advertisemsnE We
do not claim the possession d any lsgnGer-
fsfl secret reRssdiSS, or extraordinary e9rEs-
abe treatment OF PGll;Gtires; e. al sensible
men must know, that success IN the prsc-
tics Of medicine, does not depend % much
upon tho discovery Of zos rsulsdiss, o. nee
modes Of treofgseHt, a. upon he skillful use
Of those ageucies Necessary 10 . pcrJecs cure
and this ean be acquired only By sxps-
riencs and patient application. We res
psctfully roieF the public 70 our general I'd :
Tortisement, IN another part Of the papsr
OHcs hours irOn IN The morning III .
81 night- 4 l. CoEuAN, n. D.
90 Eorth Chsrry g.. Naahviils Tsn
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uAYING FOR SEVERAL. TEARs PAST N
H ior RR1VATE DIREs a = 3
lecuonas VIII painful opsratons, elc-. ~ -
cared b sol1a more plssssn Ead rslsela rsIns
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THE MAsoE AND HkNiN CABINET 0EGAN.-
With your eyes shut, you cannot distinguish
is sound from that Of the pipe organ Itself
and She advantages that commend it are
81 pfiee-for IL can BE- hsd for one, two,
the size you wish; it takes up very little
room. and may stand in any part Of the
church il is not afeeted by Deaf or cold, or
any change Of temperature n remainsfe a
long period in good tune; and lastly, Il can
be sent BY express OF otherwise any distance
with safety. Il i admirably adapted to the
performance Of sscTed music. psalm tunes,
anthems, chants, etc, ard any one who can
play on the piano can readily master the
Cabinet Organ. Il is grand accompaniment
when the congregation sing, and is Just the
instiumont that ought 20 be used ip al
churches where the people all wish TO have
The privilege Of bearings psrt in the praise.
-Ncl0 F0rk Observer.
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The Completion and Hair.

Bald Heads and Bare F'aees covered. Gray
Hair restored, Light Hair darkened, Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled faces cured, purified and
made soft, smooth, & ear and Beautiful BIZ
the use Of Chspmsn's Celebrated Receipts.
Mailed free TO those who wish 10 give them
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge BY return mail, by addressing
or a. y TBos r. CHAPMAN,
~ "a ~ Chemist and perfumer,
Oct3-Im SSl Broadway, New York;
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The case Of Cqrrsn vs.. Ersch before the
Recorders Court, it was proved that both
we're on q high, with clever disposition to
batter each another's eyes, and the Judge
saw ft to assess sneo Of s. each Vimmyn
bewsre. rrr--4 -
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Nv Express.

I. JOSEPH elliott a Sons,
u Jotn street, New York.
HENRY OWEN. Sole AEsnL lsspr2s sn.
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RrvEE ND WEsrErs.-The vvethc- -.
terday was the coolest Of tbs .esaon. ana =
demand Tor overcoats was universal sli -
the city.
The river Is on q stand, with no prosper,
l4f an early rise. The general opinion i
~ the middle Of November wiu End a.
N1llnefland no better than il IS nov.
ny Lg1uville and Cincinnati the river Is
80 .'"' though the latest reports are dai.
nee, 2 o.lp The following from the Louisvill,
A', ..S OF Yesterday.
,-,..'- 4AAaE-We learn that as soon a
ri,-s-. -. resumes upon the Cumberland
nan IN AZ. , SoH viii put the steamer Nor-
TIE No.. .sfss me and Louisville trade
tween ~, MI 'wiur in ihe trade be.
Cumberland ''' 'a' oil regoins Of the Upper
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Thomas Frost, Mrs. Frost. and Mis- Lpr,
Frost. have died in Cors, Camanche county,.
Tezns. within the lasi three years. NE
deceased were osginzily from Bellfonte.
Jackson county, Alamaba, more lately a
Hopkinville, KY Miss Ancy krost val
Be especially rsEembered BY her acqusin-
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EoTIcK.-We would inform. all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
eel pts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order 70 substsntiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
jes0-tf . II. TONPKISs 4 Co.
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WINTER IS COMING, and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furnish them with aehoice article of Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal is
hard, pure, and clear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with us
will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, Office
No. az, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. 90 oct20-tf
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" CITY NEWS.
County Trustee.

We are authorised 20 announce Capt. JoHS VIII
s5y asa candidste for reelection 70 the Office q
Couuy Trustee st the enruing March election.
lRnmious EorICE.-Christ's Churce-Ser-
vices l05f an. and ~ pm. Services ev-
cry Sunday now regularity in Saint StePh-
ems Episcopal Church. Edgeheld, by the
new Rector Rev. WI. Ellis. Morning lOZ,
afternoon 81 o'clock. His residence Is
near the church in Edgefeld. Persons in
the city desiring his service, will please call
OF leave orders az the Episcopal reading
rooms, corner Church and Vine Streets
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Eve, Ear, Throst, Lung Diseases, Catarrh,
and al Medicsl and Surgical Diseases Of an
obstinate character, trsated with the surest
success, BY Dr. Aborr, Church street, below
she Post-ofic IE. oct29-lts
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APPLEs APPLES Just received, one
hundred and fifty barrels choice apples, at
james Walkers, No. 60 Brosd street, second
door from Cherry. I.f oct26-2t
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EP. Cone has received Hsrper's Weekly
for November 4ih, Chimney Corner, Round
Table, Water g independent. Home Journal,
London Quarterly Review, Catholics World /,
and late New York and Chieago dailies.
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1850 laAcHtNEs-Wr -,
ped auto she noon al tb.. =. yesterday step-
Nhnrch street, south I'd sr,-.y hepse, on
Ereparatous that are b,r'- -'i % see the
n. q Goodwin, Hgent f1r t5, ,.-e ~ Mr..
ker sewing hschins in th-s -, 'e' Ba-
a 'arge room, and it is being fl-,. 81, ne has
1yle e9utl 10 the best house. =, Z. .,l "a siseg
NeW lork, or any Of the Morn &c. .-e A.nd
INC place vii Be formally oueep8 a.. - s
ne's on he first 81 next month 49, VS. Sl',-
tNii'es der ng thist class OF Mscbi,,~l'''lle Z
'' accommodated on the most liberal t.. ~
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Nav CARrFT HoUsE.-A large ard well as
sorted stock Of curpetings ana H0lse Fur
nishing Goods Just received and opened bv
Vim. W. Berry 4 Co, No. 81 COLLEGE street.
Nashville. Tenn. ost9s-I,,
The Adam 5 Express supplied rs vester-
day with the latest New York and Auspts
dnflies.