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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

quote western at ESQ . $50. and State SO. . s5o
Cheese unchanged small lots selling at lao loc
PErRoLEUn. Tho market dull and prioes nearly
nominal The sales confined 10 about 100 hhds
at 40o ale for crude $50 ESQ., for refined In bond
and $50 $780, for free, and 60 for bonded In Phiia-
dolphiA
RICE quiet and unchanged
SUGAR In better demand, but prices were un-
changed. The BALES were 81 hhds Cuba muscovado at
1870. leo, and 200 do. Porto Rico at 1910 1lko
also 200 hhds Cuba muscovado private terms and 200
boxes Havana Of loo. 900 boxes Havana were taken
speculation al private price.
TOBACCO was quiet and nominal We note sales OF 10
hhds Kentucky at 12c &c. and LOO cases seed Loaf ut
l2c. . $50, mostly at tho latter ratio.
TALLow more active We note further sales OF
$50 900 lba at 1870. 14c.
WmsxsY-Rooepts All bbia Tho market was dull
and dropping, closing heavy At % 80 81 81.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 2i-8 NJ
BRnAD rupvs-Receips, IL TIT bbls -four, 2s2 bushels
wheat 400 do oats, $50 do malt and 400 do barley
Tho market for State and Western -four active and
prices advanced &C. a 15c. per Dbl. mainly lower
qualitica Tho sacs reached 1900 bills, tho market
closing steady at our revised quotations subJolned
Southern -four In active demand and prices ruled
Hrmcr; tho sales embraced 900 bbls Canada -four
&c loo. higher. under fair demand; the sales
about $50 bbis Ryo -four quiet with sales OF
100 bbls, a. quotations Corn meal was inactive
hint Wa
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Before Judge sutherland.

Before Judge Sutherland
Hull No. Walters In July last both parties were In
dalging In drive on tho Baysds road to Flushing.
heavily eighed wagon stood In the ccntrc Of the rosd
which plaintiff turned Ills horse little one side 70
pass Defendant, who was driving close behind In the
ard wife 70 the ground and njuring both horse and
wagon Tho defence set up that the horse became
unmanageabe thus rendering tho accident unsv 9dabe
Verdict Tor plsintlf. giving s400 dsmsaca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

The returns Of the Bank Of Franco for tho week end
ing December arc a. folows-Increaso, cash. twenty
two and quarter millions current accounts eleven and
. half millions. Decrease Commercial bills, AftysiK
anA . AAif aillisas; sssael &sv.Ssur 0lnIsnsAs -
vsaoes sArss sSssAs q iiisa sssassy bsaaes sAsss
0&tioas end utne .tsatAA
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The demand for wheat good and the better quail
ties Of sound ruled abo lc In sellers favor; the sales
about % 200 bushels ut 81 38H So 43 for amber
State 81 SIS Tor old No Milwaukoc 81 II 81 ~ for
Milwaukee, club, and 81 81 81 81 FOR Chicago Spin
The market moderately active, and prices nd
vanced 1c tho sales about 20 bushels g0c
05c for unsound and 00c p7c for mixed West.
Rye steady but inactive alt continued duh,
but unchanged Barley quiet, aud most kinds
entirely nominal small saes OF State were made at g.
Corr In far demand aud Hrincr The sales re-
100 bales, AZ our quotations az annexed tho market
c.,.t,,a
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steady We sale Of 500 bags Rio OK Electric on
private terms and 1900 bags do In Baltimore OK Aquid.
FRtIours were nrner. Tho engagements weTc:- To
Liverpool $50 bales cotton nearly all at 7l0d $50 do.
round DO O. Sd zoo bills Petroleum, 6s 80 per
London. II, 900 bushels corn, cd per steamer 900
terccs beef, a. Oh To Hamburg 200 bbls ros, Is Cd
prscd ave briggs TO Liverpool petroleum. s. and 5s I'd
bark from New Orleans 70 Liv rpoUl cotton, f1 600
bark from Baltimore 70 Belfast. corn o. I'D; a ship
hence TO Liverpool, with cotton, at about "a tho
frat cotton charter here Oh seasonand, within day
or two. brig 10 Havre, pe roicum, o. Cd schooner
OF Ha,icras sugar, e5c. and masFrs deck - so;
British brig 10 ticnfuegos and back, sugar, 6oc one,
800 hhds sugar from south side Cuba 70 Now Yorh ooc
part gold; one sanse voyage sugar Co., and molssses
brig se' Porto Ro s and %' back. two '' yosas
Rico and back, $1,000 hall gold; 70 81 Domingo
and boc. 81 200 isn gid ono from Jncsscnvi,,s 10
Ss % 70 wSa sna ndSs and saes
schooner same siaaS' Gaif gold; one TO West idics
Indies, soc, rold; brig 70 Havana 5000 gold;
schooner same voyage, x2,o00.-sSfig 20 south aide
6oc per Dbl ,sbark 70 New Urleans coal 81 90 brig
from Philadelphia TO Now Orleans coal, so 80; two
schooners FROM Georgetown, O., 10 Boston, lumber
Gil co. schooner 10 Charleston 81 375 brig 70 north
side Cuba; one from Philadelphia 10 New Orleans coal
ship and as,hooner hence 10 New Orleans private
terms.
Prov roxs. Receipts I72 bbls beef 25e pkgs cut
meats aud ITO do lard Tue pork market WINS mod
eraiely active and prices ruled II CHE The sales were
1000 bbls. for present delivery II s27 70 $2s 30 FOR
primo med. and about 1000 bbls mes FOR
January delivery, seer's option, at S27 76 a
e27 co. Beef was thout important change A
far demand prevailed and 100 bbla eold ., Gil
e14 for plain mess and 81 n SIT for extra nless
Beef hams firm and nuyc, with saics OF 800 bbs
at $50 ga 60 Bacon ruled dull and nominal Cut
meats IN fair demand Al steady rates, The sales
were 300 packages nj lie 100 for shoulders pnd 13c
a 16c FOR hsn,a Tie demand for lard was good and
prices higher the sal reached 900 rat kages for
present delivery al loo &c., and about 900 packages
FOR January delivery, seIIcrs option 81 Tic l7Ac
tho market closed stesdy. Butter was inactive We
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Tho X tchum Case.


THE UNION NATIONAL BANK SUES TO RECOVER TWO
HUNDRED AND PIrTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
SUPREME cDuRr-oRoUIr.
Before Judge Sutherland.
The Union Na.ionat Bank vs Norris RdcAsm and
Others complaint Ia this case forth the follow.
ing acs0n tho 14sh Of August 1906. defendants made
their check and directed same 10 the American Ex-
change Bank requiring the baak 70 pay 10 order OF Ora
ham Co the sum Of two hundred and 1fty thousand
dollars and then delivered tho check 10 said Graham
Co. who endorsed the same aud delivered Il 10 plaintiff
This check was duly presented 10 tho American TX
cane Bank FOR payment and refused defendants being
notified plaintiffs furhcr alegc that thcy arc tho Jaw
full and holders Of said check and that defendants
indebted 10 them therefor in the sum OF two hun
dred and hfty thousand dollars with interest
In the defendants deny ever receiving anything
for the check from Graham Co that thc check Was
given 10 Graham Co without any consideration or
value received therefor for the convenience and accom-
mediation OF Graham Co., and upon their promise and
agreement TO indemnify tho defendants and the iaer
further informed and believe that piants have not
raid advanced the amount OF said check 70 said Ora
ham Co
Eiwsrd d. Keichum, Mr. Van Loan and other Wit
nessss examined 20 the chcck. whom chs cass
adjourned 70 this morning
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Wa. NooEE,
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vacant Lots.

We have a large number Of elegant Lots. suitable
OF building Business houses ana dW eilinEs On, II
various parts Of the city.
I95 FEET OF vacant ground OPPOSITE the "ke-
male Acsdsmy," near the Nashville and Ch2its
a oEa railroad, for saie.
A choics Lot fronting 100 fee. on Russell street,
near Tulip street church
Two Los. each 50 feet 'front.' on Russe. street, by
10 deer. NerY convenient &c the Wire Bridge.
A besutfui Lot, uearir opposite lhe Tezioence q
Tnn Warroa, EEQ., 5lLl7u fees
A Lot fronfirE So feet on EatherlaHd atree;, By
10 d-ep Ne~y near tie 81 ire Bridge.
Two Lots between Russell and Fatnerlsnd streets
frontiaF 90 feet each on OsE, ~ 40 deep
a cho &c lot fronting e6 ieei on fatheriand aud
rf5uning back 10; Ia q god peighborhood
Two Lot on Fsiherland, each ironing % ieef y
10 Joining Oscar Bob res property.
Two Los on Fsfheslald, opposite Oscar bohme' :
rroufrfv, esch 81 b. 10 feet
Tot. corner o. 5eVenPon and Factory streets,
-rort ~ s0J feet ca Factory, By s25 along Steven
son -, -.
tvlT3 deep edio.uluE A. n Dilans and very COVE
r,enf 70 the Wire Bridge.
Lot on RusseH street. adjoining Cunning
hgr1. fronts s. by 10 f5et
Fight Acres OF The very best garaen iG1d, 'front.'
irg 80 yards On GallafLn pike. b 40 yards On me
Coau-y road ,-.-,. -.
sat o. tsu Lots lying south Of shelhy Asenpe.
A Iarzs number a LOS N ken4ey's Addiuons
nd lnEay othsEs, uszunullF iooaied and FAl1Aiass
Sugss-f 10
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One Of the heat Suburban residences near Nash
Vile beautifully 10 -atei snd finely improved The
lot contains TX acres Of rich garden land, fronting
On Foster street and on the Louisville snd Nash
vile Pailr0ad so situated thAt it could be cut up
into beautiful building los. Terms liberal
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Nashville Property.

4 Ezooa EfisH EeHidaucas 10 "a Lac etnost,
win nise rooms gas fixtures al through the house.
Good oufhouses ard stable, Ill IN good condition.
Isct Al By ls0 feet, Price We y moderate.
AIao-A tWo-stoyy Brick residence, with eight
rooms. No. 10, South College street. Everything IN
good condition yard well shaded. Lot 20 by $50
feet. Price S65Q0.
AIso-A Brick 9tore-house. No q Broad street,
south side, two doors from Market, three stores
high Is feet BY IS. most excellent stsnd, and IS
free from taxation.
AIao-A commodious Brick Dwelling, corner Of
McLeunore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
rooms snd lumber room. Lot fronts ~ feet On
Gay, bT 81 deem. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded yard well enclosed. Price 81 %.
AIs0-A good tWo-story Brick house, No. % Co
dar street, with sevsa looms kichen, ssrvants'
rooms. and snnokehouse Lot fronts SO feet on &c
dar and runs back l05 feet % al alley. Hydrsnt a.
the hack door. Possession gwen Immediately
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A framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with rooms
in GOOD condition. OF Sprng street. Lot 30 by 200 #.
Price $3.50.
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WHITE GOODS.
Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies Department,

Where attentive Clerks vii Be- pleased % shoe
the latest novelties, among which is superb lor cl
real French Imported Hair-neis de sol pi-s al Es-
press, and several other besunful styles. Cur
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OFrfcE CH1rr ColIMissaRY or SUEgsrFScE
MunmE AKA Octooer Gtn, 1855. !
CEALED PROPOSALS, il dup cat, " II be re-
- ceifed 1t this Office until IL O'Clock A Ms on
Fficay the 2O.h dsy Of October, l6t5 for furnishing
the troops IN the State OF Alabama (ekcusiye u the
4rHNs
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frame House on Gal'aiin pike with six rooms,
kitchen, outhouses, and an excellent csiegn well
enclosed. Lot 80 festby 40 Price S35o0.
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United States Harsh sI's Sale.


The Omitted States,
~
an the Esiste sad Properly Money. Stocks and
Credits % kotert Mathews
BY viuue Of vrii ucashis1ai frnolas q ne d.
rgcied 'rlm The Crruii Court 81 The United aistes
Tor the Middle Dstrici o. Tennessee, snd Ia pur
susocs q 5ne decree 81 sssd Court, pronounced on
the an day q May, lSda. VII. On the aoth cay q
SEPT 1885, c mSnenc Iug 81 10 o'cocs, M, seu a.
urhl,c aucucn. 20 tts highest mddsr Tor cash d
hsnd 81 ire Oorri h0use noor In Nashville, DAVID
san couniy, Tennessee, 81 the right title and in-
te-raf for the reriod Of his usirsl e. Of Rohert
WsfheWs 10 and IN The iolosing DESERVED real -
tste 10 wits lu-uFT-sN acres O land 10 he town
~ -.t,eii.vxile Bedford eouuiy State cf Tennessee
fe,,.g ,srt OF lor No. 5s To- the plsu Of said W.
80 IL sres q iRnd IN the Ism evil district Of ssd
county. go -. .,.., .,
40 on ~ ssras dsy and tine 10 he town o.
shelbvsiis, Tenn VII b cold q pae,io anctoa al
~ Fnruiture az ssid Robert hatcevs, ssl1ed ia
- -. -. y, \. Gl.AsOOcK,
- "a Msrshal n, D. Isna,
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A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good clstern; porch front and
shelby PARK, aud very convenient to the Wire
Bridge. Free $500.
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

MO RECEIPTS FOR GOODS FOR SHIPMENT
~ over the n c., and n. AN " Rsliroedr
VII b gwen b any agent or clerk a Ire q aereut
depots and sfst o1s, unless every paekaQs hrn
psain shipping marks. Weighs End contents of
sarn raek2se must also be plainly NAKED This
e necessary lor TIE SCENT 70 CLASSIFY the diHarsuf
Elnds q sooaa. Al Feesipts must Be n duplicEts
the road retaining one. These rules VII e sfrictIT
eanerea % T.. q. EWIN6,
hsshulle, esps "a is6s.--sepg2flu
9asslle, Press and Tines, bkansr aad Dispatch
aQpy one meath.
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framed House on Gallatn Pike, with 4 rooms,
outhouses lumber shed, and sn excellent elstern.
Lot 100 isst by 10. Terms $500.
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ALSO
EdgefieId Property.

EdgefeId Property.
One Of the beat Suburban residences near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 -atei and finely improved The
lot contains ~ acres Of rich garden land, fronting
On Foster street and on the Louisville snd Nash
vile Pailr0ad so situated that il could be cut up
into beautiful building los. Terms liberal.
ALSO
A House on He'll Street, with 4 rooms, good els
tern sc Lot fronts 30 feet on Bell street., by 2-O
feet deep, well enclosed Price $500.
ALSO
A House on Bell Street. with rooms. Lot fronts
80 feet By 200. deep, good ciste1n. Price $3.50.
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cistern; porch front and
resr Lotfronts % feet by 10 deep. situated near
Bridge. Free $500.
ALSO
A framed House with 5 rooms and hall, porch IN
front, well shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts 80
feet on WoOdsnd, 10 feet deep; joins the residence
Of Dir. bury. rree $500.
ALSO
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street.
lot 80 feet by ITO. G5od cisern and garden, sill sen
enclosed, Price $500.
ALSO
A saued House on Fstherland street, with Eve
rooms kitchen and cisiem. beautifully shaded and
well enclosed. Lot fronts l50feet on ksthersnd BY
10 deep. Pr &c $500; one third cash, balance IN
one and two years.
ALSO
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good csiern. Lot l25 feet BY
It's. PAIGE S6Oo0 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Gal'aiin pike with six rooms,
kitchen, outhouses and an excellent csiegn well
enclosed. Lot so festby 40 Price sS5o0.
ALSO
A framed House on 6allatin Pike, with 4 rooms,
ouhouses, q lumber shed, and an excellent elsten.
Lot 100 iset by 10. Terms $500.
ALSO
A framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with rooms
in good condition. OF Spring street. Lot % BY 20 IT,
Price $780,
A bFicR and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house. stable, and outhouses. has good
shade trees, aud an excellent cistern. Lot fronts
100 fe on Boscobe street, by l7o feet deep. Price
5000.
ALSO
A Large two-stoFy Brick residence, With eight
rooms, on Russell st., near "fuiip street church
Lot fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep Good kitchen,
cistern etc, and well enclosed. Improvements in
excellent condition, snd one Of the b 81 locations in
Edgefeld.
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Ths Great NatlonaI Paner

OF tho day, for the America reonle.-neyoied 70
Reconsircctou. gsgld. nuues. Take, susie and Ns-
tonal Policies and Pc itcs, Oowmerce, Msnuiac
ture. hris Seience and The news o. he day.
aaa-send for it a. once. -tS
Puhlished weekly . 81 per ycsr 10 advance. A
club Of ten or more, an exra COPY 20 the geier az
81 toe Club Address AMERICAN STATESMAN,
oHce IS and 81 NAsssi ~, New York.
s--an al
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P roposals for Fresh Beef.


orrfcr CH1rr CoaIMissaRY or SuBgsrNcE
MonuE AKA. Octooer ttn, 1865.
SyEALED PROPOSALS, 10 dup cat, " II BE- re-
Fficay the 2O.h dsy Of October, lStd tor furnishing
the troopsi the State Oklahoma (ekeusiye Of the
Northern Military DISTRICT with
RRE sII BEEF.
Of good and marketable quality, 10 such qusnti-
ties and sueE times as maF be required, auling
The beef delivered to be ia equal proportion o,
ioie and hind quarter meat lnecks, shaHss and kld-
ney fellow being excluded. Tbs neeks Of The cat
he slauF hteIe Tor bea 70 be cut of az fhe iouth
yertehral joint and the hresst trimmed down. The
sharks OF fore q or. eTs 10 e cut Oh nom Two 10
cur inches Shove the knee ioint and o. h md guar
ters from six to eight inches above the gamorel or
me principal points Of delivery are Mobile, Sci
ms, Montgomery, Demopolis, and lallsdegai Ala
Proposals to secure confederation, must be Of the
Place q Business.
tHoo insert a copy e &c adpetiseaent } ,...
TIE undersigned hereby agrees t0r agnosl 10 eato t9
o5nffdr based p0a rs dou0HlpGg lsg advertisement.
d sstpp3u al tks Frcsh Beg rsRsrea 4 q he limited
ne Tennessee T1ucr 6r three ti) sl0aths CoBuHclHr
oa dc dt dag Il Aorcaber, 1850, al cents
S,gnohrs. or
fDu7ioatesl Sj7latues.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the vii
ten guarantee Of two responsible persons oi the
following lorm;
s'1'hs undersigned hcrsby bind themselves 70 sH IN
% bonds f1g @ q1ai dsd Sufficient 5m1Hf, la ildTH
crrccu II tbC tiief ssi0tcs, that lndae q ooaIgc
tori f-a fuflfaiy fdM dRB CONTRACT rqdu trih ti1i
[5r thea t.nidsr tie occoB paHJlsg udrc ts51icft
(HitaCg) siqrnturc.
(Hu1Us1 SJa1r11c.
fDuptodfe
The responsibility Of the guarantees mast be
shovn BY the ofiesl Cert cste 4 the CLERK Of The
nearest district OorTt or oftho Uuted States Ins-
ret Attorney, duplicates 70 be inc osed with the
BIC.
bidders must be present 10 respond 70 their BIDS,
sud prepared b givs bonds and sign The contract
before leaving he Office.
The Government reserves 90 ltaef the right 70
reject shy or ali bids considered unreasonable.
Psopcsa for FINISHING each Military District
separstely, viii be ceited
iavu. ents 70 he made 81 TIRE end or each current
month IN such funds may be on hand II none on
hand % 10 mace as soon ss received.
frososals must hs indorscd distinctly ''Prcpo ais
for Freeh Re {" and addressed 60 captain W A.
flldsrhin, Chief c. s, Department Of Alshama,
Mobile, Ala.
W. A. ELnERKlN,
Capt. snd Chief c. s Dept Ala.
Oct 1l-at.
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A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, five
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and Chatts-
noOga railroad, at Glen Clife Depot, and on Mil
creek. The land is very rich, splendidly wstered
and beautifully located. This is one Of tn best
GRASS FARMS IN Dav dson county, and 10 pecu-
liar adspted to raising Stock. On the place is a
rsiroad switch, ard near by is very large fand-
bank. ing splendid place for an extensive Brick
Ysrd. There is q two story brick residence. with
framed addition, containing 7 rooms also kitchen
and Out-hcuses, good barns, stables, SC, ana an
Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees
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Also

half miles from the city, on the D.ckerson Pike.
Has frsm d house with four rooms out houses and
stable. Laud very richi excellent water. Price
low.
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Extraordinary Inducements !
THE AMERICAN STATESMAN.
Price reduced TO 81 90 per year.

Msziug thu hest and chesnest Fsper IN che Wcrld.
Our extensive sdvrrtisHng psrcnegs snd Large CIR
cuahun enstles Us 70 reduce "a prce Of thi pop
ulsr Journal 10 orly Sl.01 pet year-decidsdly the
Chranasi md Best MaaklF nanar pnhllahea.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south of the
LsbaGOn Pike; soil uch, well enclosed with a g1fd
cedar fence splendidIy Wstered; four hundred
acres cared balsnce vel mbered with cedar snd
ether oWth two res.dent on the plsce-One
with room7, the other with rOOms-bOtu with
coed OutLouses, &C.
ALSO
Farm Of 600 Acres Of splendid land, fifteen
miles from Nashville on the Galiaun pike-is pin
c.paily nver tom Lies between this Cumberland
river and Gallsiiu pike About third Of the land
is cleared, balance well timhsrsd. VII be sold in
tody or ia Farms Of 100 or 300 Acres. 10 SUIT pur-
chaseTs. Terms usry e11.
ALSO
A Farm Of 100 Acres-good land-2 miles from
Lsvergn, on MurireesboTo pike nd Chattanooga
Railroad, one half elesIed and new. Thirty Dollars
per acre.
ALSO
A Farm OF 1f5 Acres four miles from Franklin,
williamson county on the Carers Creek Pike, and
known as the "SOuthan Place" 90 acres cleared.
Has good house on it with four rooms, kitchen,
barn, aud other oUthouses. and splendid well.
hLsO-A Trsot o. LOO sores, four miles from the
above trset al in woot..
Price for both places $500 one hslf cash. balance
In ous md two years.
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At Johusonvilie, on the Tennessee River, a ciose
connection is made with fne Isily Line Of Steau-
ars, 10 St Louis They will receive the Cotton sad
pay sill accrued charges 10 thst point, aud irsas-
port to 81. Louis, giving through bill Of iadlng @
htw York At Il. LOUIS, the Cotton Is transferred
by the boats to Brosd 6ague n ssisslppl and OHIO
River Ra lroaI, rec Of Drayage, and ~ them y
carried % Now Iork without change OF cars II
sh ppers prefer the rouie by wEy OF Louisville, ih@
Agsuts OF the differ Mt Through Freig' LdfW %
New ok, will receive it at Hsshg lie and toFesrd
italtbe Ray ty Rail, paying accrue charses.
y ihout extra pense he NASHVILLE Lcais-
VILE aud the Nashville q Chattsnoogs Roads beiug
eonnectea, Coiton sh paed By way OF 3ohnsonvl lie
wi not change cars al Nashvi ie-
Rates from JohnsonTil e to New York, So per bale
from Nashville IA RAID. $40 80. (as We are scTi-
seIJ Faruea oesilingtO re-ship at Nashville. n
stead 81 Johusonvile. can have option Of shipp ng
BY steam boat 10 Cincinnati TIE Cumberland RiE-
being in fine boating order" at low rats Of
Freight, not exceeding So per bale to Cincinnati,
ard nom that point over three different lines Of
Rsrosd, at s. per bale Cotton bY either route
can be lsd diva IN New York from Eufsuls, Mont
gcmery, Columbus or West PORT, in II days.
shippers must consiga 10 Steamboat Agent AZ
Johnson1ilie, and 10 agents OF Thyough Lines or q
Commission Merchant Rt Nashville. SsUVrrs.saent
permits must accompany each ball OF iading.
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General Intelligence oaOs
West Nashville Street Railroad
Company.

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rs cspstsl stock n the shove Compeay, GA Mcn-
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street, ty ". l. Muff &c.
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~ street hys be CailezdeI
once Of fssslght Compsny, Church street, y
sAAPI, WATKINS,
WI. ML'RFREE Alum.
ocn.2H gHO CAL4LENDER,J
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For SYPHILIS or Venereal Diseases, the Ssnsrl-
tanF Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tsn and sfectusl remedy ever prescribed. 1t resch-
es nd eradicates every particle Of the venerea po,-
son, so that he cure il thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and be hsale3,
and DO not transmit 70 your posterty that for which
you uisy repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incuratle, the
Samaritsn's Root and Herb Juices will remove
ever veshea Of impurities from the system IS well
Is al the had ELECTS Of Mercury.