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LOCAL N e w = .

FIRE.-A fro broke out this morning, on
board tho canal boat Flodoardo, lying near the
market house, laden with coal. II was discov
to arouse the captain and all hands. Tho cab,u
was entirely destroyed. Loss about $500. The
fire was caused by one Of the hands leaving a
lighted candle burning in the cabin. The boat
was commanded by Patrick Ryan, aud owned by
W r. Snow 4 Co
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Major General IIancocI<'s Advice 10 his
Troops.
The following order was promulgated thi
mornin0.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST Amy CoRPs,
WAsHISGToS, d. c., July II, 1853
General Orders, No TO-
Most Of the regiments composing the First Dl-
vision First Army Corps hayO been ordered to
mastering rendezvous In different States. COnso-
quently they will bO temporarily detached from
their division and brigHdos.
In view Of their approaching departure, the
Ma or General commanding desires to say that,
US Veterans who have served with honor GU
every battle neld Of the rebellion, their conduct
will be closely criticized by citizens and soldiers.
1t Is expected that zach member OF the corps will
feel an honest pride In tho Veteran organization
to which ho Is attached, aud will rcalizc that he
represents not only his own locality aud State,
but also the armies Of the Union.
The Major General commanding trusts that,
during their absence, the members Of this corps
will, by thoir good conduct and superior disCi .
pIno fully sustain the high opinion everywhere
entertained OF them rs Veteran soldiers of the
United States,
by order of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
Assistant AdJutant Gene raj.
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Heavy Freshot In New Jersey.

SoMERvILLB, N. j., July live had n
heavy storm here yesterday, causing most
extensive flood along tho line Of the Raritan
river. Whole fields of grain and meadows
are completely flooded; houses and barns arc
submerged. The Middlebrook bridge was
undermined, causing the smashing up Of q
freight train on tho New Jersey Central rail.
road, The bridge remains impassable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


aSr Tho OolOred Race. = The Hon.
hyrOn Leasure, Of WatortOwn, Jefferson county,
Now York, announces to the citizens Of Wash
lngton, D. c., that he will deliver Lecture, In
behalf OF the colOred race In Temperance Hall,
on TUESDAY evening, July is, 1865. All arc re-
quested to attend. Doors open at N clock, the
Lecture to commence ut O'olOok. Prof. Leasure
Is endorsed by Governor Penton, Horace Greedy,
and Henry J. Raymond. jyl4-4t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

X. q. C.-BICKLEr, President of the
knights ofthe Golden Circle, " has recently
published n circular, In which he distinctly
states that the Golden Circle has castles in
all the Statcs except Massachusetts,, Yer
mont, New Hampshire and South Carolina,
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Governor Browniow on tho situn-

tlOn.
NASHVILLE, July l4.-Governor Brown
low has issued a lengthy address to the peo-
pie of Tennessee, explaining the validity
and constitutionality OF the present oonsti-
tuition and government Of tho State, and
stating that the constitution was tho work OF
President johnson, and that he (Johnson)
will sustain his model scheme of reconstruc.
tion in tho rebel States, with just so much
force applied and just such manner as may
he necessary. Governor Brownlow announce:
that the net passed by the Legislature tC
limit the elective franchise to loyal men will
be enforced on the day Of the election by
the civil and military authority, and all elec'
iOns effected by Illegal votes will be annulled
and if necessary, the officers so elected will
be arrested
The civil and military authorities will act
in harmony. Brownlow alludes TO the
harnngucs of aspiring politicians, dcnouncing
the determination of slavery, rs showing
tho spirit of rebellion still existing, and
must be defeated.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

Assessors of the Internal Revenue will re-
eeipt all applications for peddler's license
without requiring proof of enrolment or OK
emption from enrolment or draft us formerly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

Tho Engineer of the pirate ship Gala
bama," which vessel was sunk off the coast
of France by the United States frigato Kear-
sarge, was at the Presidents to-day asking
for nnrdon
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

WM. GILNoRE Sims is now publishing
little daily paper ut Columbus s. &, De-
Bow, editor Of the Rsr'sc, bearing his name,
und an able man, Ia now Mt Chester, s. g.,
and wishes to resume the publication of his
monthly, and advocate FREQ labor. Governor
Pickens IL at YOrkville, s. c., with his
pretty young wife, and repents his course in
the carly part Of the rebellion,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

hS- New York State Soldiers Agency
removed 2s3 street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets. All information Of interest or
value to the soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished gratuitOusly upon application
at their now rooIns, either In person or by letter,
teenth streets, mhl'satuthu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

A PIoK-PoCKBT -0ficer Leech, Of tho
Metropolitan Police force, arrested q man named
Benjamin MOudon on the charge OF attempting
TO pick the pocket Of man who was lying asleep
In tho arbor OF restaurant ut the corner Of Sew
enth and streets on Saturday evening last, and
afterwards committing an assault On him. Ho
was taken to tho Third ward station -house, and
locked up for hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

Ex-United States Senator CHARLES DUR
KEE, of Wisconsin, has been appointed Cover
nor of the territory of Utah, vice JAMES D.
DOrY, deceased.
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AssAULTTSd MS SIsTBR.-Last night o
young man, named s. O. Throop, was arrested by
Officers Hurdle and Scllel, charged with ASSAULT
Ing his sister with carving knife. He was
sot aro to his pell. olncor Paigctt extinguished
the Hames with u hand hose.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

CARROLL Prison VACATED. = Carroll
Prison was GU Saturday evening Last vacated and
turned over to the oiyil authorities. The fow
prisoners It contained were duly removed 10 the
Old Capitol prison. The entire number Of pris-
onors at present In tho Old Capitol number no.
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body In hyo minutes, without injury to the skin,
by UPlIAM'S DEPILATORY POWDER. Ask or
send for UPHAA's DBPILATORY POWDER, and take
no other. Price 4l. Mailed to any address for
u, -, by s, O, UPHAM, 25 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by s. G. FORD, 200 Penn.
ave, and HENRY COOK, Alexandria,
ap2g mtlas3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

THIRTY.NNE National Banks, with about
seven and half millions capital were author.
lied last week.
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wEICHMANN's STATEMENT II
THE sURRATT CASE.

On our first page will be found worry in
tercsting document from LOUIS J. WEIGH
MAxN, denying tho statements of JONI P.
BRoPur impcaching his crcdibility in the
conspiracy trial.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

Sc Notice.-The steamer ArRO Will
commence running to Glymont on the 7th Of
July, and continue until further notice every
day, Sundays not eXcepted.) Leave foot Of
Seventh street, Parkhurst Il Co, Is wharf, at 0 q.
m, and Alexandria at 9IS. TICKETS ONE DOL
LAR. LOT CHAMBERLAIN,
jy6-u Agent
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DR.. SuNDRRLASD's CHURCH. The Rev. E.
D. Neill is temporarily filling tho pulpit OF the
Rev. DR.. sundorland'S church during the absence
OF tho latter In Europe and the Illness Of the pres
ent pastor In charge.
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"THAr knits up the ravelled sloavo of en- RI

THAT knits up the ravelled sleave of en- 70
The cure OF each days woe, sore labor's bath,
Balm Of hurt minds, great Natures second course,
Chief nourishor In Lifo's feast''-PLAxrATIoN
BITTgRs.
Who that has suffered long from Dyspepsia,
the Ills the stomach In hOir to, will not for that
sick stOmach's sake, take PLANTATION BIrrRRs,
aud have Immediate relisJI A good effect Is
guaranteed from the very irst dose II has never
been known to fail. Thousands have tried II and
arc cured. Go thou and do likewise.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17

AD-The Japanese Hair stain COlOrs
the HAIR, WHISPERS, and MoUsTACHRa beau
tiIul black or brown. II consists Of only one pres
parnti0n. Color will not fade or wash out. Only
so cents box Mailed to any address for rs cts. +,
by S. g. UPIIAM, % South Eighth street, PhilR'
delphia, Pa Sold by s. G, FORD, 800, Penn.
ave. aud HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
ap2g- -mtL As3m
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GRAssHorPERs arc exceedingly numerous
this season, both in Minnesota and North
Carolina,
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ELLIS & MOORE
Iron Fronts

nut in their houses. will find il to their interest 70
call before contracting elsewhere. PARTICULAR at
teufiou will be raid to the manufacture OF
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Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company.

olTlcE o. NAsHvIIis ASp cEArrkSeesA 3. r, Co. !
RAsaNIEAF, June l6 lS6a. !
TN conformity with the Charter q this Compsuy,
the regular Annusl Meeting OF TIE stockholders
i hereuv called on tbs leth Gay Of August next
al this onlce, for the purpose Of eecting a Hoard Of
Directors 10 serve for The twelve months next en-
saine. A lsrre zsfsBdauce is desired, a. other bu-
aness OF imporlsuce vii De preaenEed for theircon-
aidsrshor- hi. EUEsS President.
mual6-ATld
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haihnce."......-~.-.. s.ssssA-'' Aof
one halt OF this residue are pre-
sumed 10 have Seionged 10
rebels, aud are therefore free b4,56S
From this small number ought still
10 be taken 8 per oentage for the thou
sands who have escaped from the
State.
For the sake OF keeping the small
number in subsection 10 masters, the
whole race in the State are 0 cruel
IN oppressed and outraged under col
OF OF laws which renders freedom 70 \
negro in kentucky impossible.
have felt il my duty 10 give pro
lection TO this large tree population as
lar Is possible, but in doing so ] have
been, ON occasions, compelled 20 do
sets which, in effect, greatly impair the
tenure Of the small number Of persons
who are sim technically masters Of
slaves. Indeed, il must. be admitted
that many slaves have left the State IN.
der Orders No 80 and 49, which are en-
closed. and every decision / make in
favor of 3 negro seems TO start 8 host
of individual cases which comes within
the same principle.
In short slavery was no SEXUAL exist
snce in Kentucky, aud if the Constitu-
tional Amendment is defeated at the
election, the whole active colored pop
ulation will fly unless / employ the
troops 70 prevent it, and you have not
End will not be likely, TO order that 20
be done.
10 illustrate the effect Of any fair
rule upon the status OF slavery in Ken
lucky, / will sdvert 10 the eject OF one
rule which l am compelled 10 recognize
aud observe
By the laws Of Kentuoky-laws once,
when ell were slaves, just enough in
their application-sll negroes were pre-
sumed 10 be slaves. Now a large ms
lority are certainly free To presume
slavery from color alone is contrary to
Justice; TO presume freedom, without
regard 3 color and give protection &C
cordingly is . end slavery. ] am often
called upon 4 afford protection where
there is no proof at hand, and am com
PEELED 70 presume one way or the other.
! submit these difficulties 10 meet
some OF the complaints which will prob
ably reach you from the loyal people of
Kentucky.
have the honor TO be,
very respectfully,
J. M PALNER,
Maj. Gen. Com.
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EDHEFIELD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
EoR SALE.

~ THE 18th dsy Of Angus, 1865, between nc
~ hours OF ten aud eleYen o'clock A. n 81 ue
Courthouse door. in Nashville, under 3 power o.
ssle, with waiver Of redemption, contSined m Z
mortgage executed to me on December IS ls6e,
By John W. Martin, aid duly recorded m the be
gissers oface Of Davidson county IN BOOK 10 ~,
on rage 800, ! vi ! sell 81 pubic suction, 3 HOUSE
AND IOT il the city Of Nashville, on the West
SIDE OF sumner street. adjoining The lot wheTeon
iha sad Martin then resided, End uounued s.
follows. Beginning on the corner q the last me9-
toned lot. thence running back N~estEaraly Nitn
The hnes Of TIE ssnae lAJ eet 70 = STAKES thence
Nortbuardlv IS eett 10 a stake; theaee FastWardly
l2e feet 70 sunm street; and thence southNard
ly IS feet 70 the piace Of b~eginninE-beng part q
the same les purchased bF said Martin Of Joseph
Perkins,, about The year 1851. and formerly known
by he usme Of the Talbot Lot
sald house snd lot vii b. sold = cash.
iveI-90d PATRICK HoDERM0T.
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Hay Wanted. ,

ASSISTANT QUARERMAsTER's OFFICE,1
FcsaGE D FAnTsirSr,
Nashville, Tenn July Is, 1855.
nEALED PROP StlS viii be resolved at n 5
y Office 1nhl the 10Th day % tneust 1855, TO
fnrrish. for the use 4 The Oniied states eovern.
ment Five Hundred ta30l rms of GOOD meYehsnt.
able Ray, % to d hVeFed al this Depot snd well
stacked, under my direction.
b order Of Col Al MAeKAT,
Chef q NJ. Dept. Of Team.
clio. b. EInBkRD,
iy2a-td Capt, and A. {, a.
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Notes Of ali the denominations named vii be
promptly furnished upon receipts Of subscriptions,
The Notes Of this Third Series Is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges TO The seven-Thirnes al
ready sold. except thas the Governments reserves
to itself the option OF paying interest in gold coin
At 9 per cent. instead OF Z s-IOths in currency.
Subscribers Eil deduct the interest in currency mp
to July 18th, at the tine when they subsaribo.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seysn-1hirtes win comme nee on the Ist Of June
and viii lie made promptly and continuously aaer
that date.
The slight chsnge made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only he matter Of interest.
The payment in gO.e. il made, viii he equivalent
to the currency interest of the higher rate.
The reuurn to specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be sYailed Of, would so reduce and equsIzs prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
thrss-tenths per cent. in currency. This is the
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PLUsIsc FOB 0BsERvATIoSs.-The Au-
burn ~. " Advertiser, the home
organ Of Mr.. Seward, calls for a halt on
the negro suffrage issue:
Let as pause . moment 10 take Oh
serVGtions The soldiers have returned
from the war. IAev are . Poper in the
land. Let US conault ten Unless Aey
are in favor Of negro suffrage their votes
viii defe4t the party, and the eandi-
dates for O&es who fsvor IT,"
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
MI. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 Broadway, New Work.

almond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies'
Sets. Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral Jet
and cold, Horentine, Mosaic. Jet, Lava, and Cameo
Sleeve Buttons, Bets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
Chains. PLAN ard Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thin
blee. Loekets New Style Belt Buckles, Sold Pens
acd Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Goid and Silver Extension Holders, and q large as-
sortnent Of Fine Jewelry Of every description, Of
he hest make and latest styles, valued at
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DUCATION
To THE PUBLIC.

A THE solicitation o. trends and 70 aid the Cause
"A on iemalee ducaiion. he undeti ned has de.
ierminsd 70 open a school for Females, IN this ely
oa The fst Monosy IN September next To buld
up . permanent serool, embracing a the useful
and Ornamental branches, Is the oQlect
Here in Tennessee Is = vide field. and one in
VII ich we DR. poss to sxer ise all our enc rs
and whatever acquirsments yesrs q literary isbog
may have given US having srent The last four
months N V sting the best schools IA dtderent
Stfes. we have endssyored to judiciously selsei
the salient poiH 8 ofzh.
The course VIII Re thorough snd the instruc ions
seleet. vhle personal attenrcn willie gwen 10 the
q o-al lptelect0al and physical dsselopmsDt Of
Gins tanty without sectaranlsm Sill be publicly
upheld.
GU cherished purpose wll De to impress the
ides thai iemaie eancsa n should be taolopgA. use
Jm aud complete.
Muse Enuna, and 2 oouii0n or TIE st q rsad
ing we'll soud, uA occupy their merIted places
an fe taught by the besf masters.
A limited number Of boarding pupils VIII n
taken
Application made personally or by letter address,
ing hex so, Nashville, Team.
Us XIV tl septi ". e WARD.
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FOr Sale.

FRAME HOUSE containing SIX Roors. wh
"a store in front, situStsd On MoLemols between
/ TsV md Lns streets.
80 a RULING MACHINE. Clemps ane Pens
ali complete. These win Be sold cheap for cash.
Fer further information apply % ne % tna pre-
misses. eASs MSHA
anuGEfu
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90 acre. on Cumberland river, y miles
Old shove NaShtfle. near the Lennon Pike.
and 10 the naiRhbol hood Of aa hermitssc-
Apply 10 r. Good ioe, on the premises, Or
s. W. CHhLDRE3S, Attorney a. LsHt
jysQ2Ha No. "a cheFTy street. Nashville,
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar Each


Without regard to value, and not to be pad for IN
Ill you know Whist you viii reeeive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re.
celpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn nom this Ass0-
citation since San, !, 1865, the following kindly per.
nit their names to be usedl
Robert II Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn MefO-
deon. value $50. WIT Willis, W ed st, n. Y.
Diamond Cluster Pin, value sos Mrs re Tagpan,
10 York st., Sold Watch, value SIS. Miss Ellen
4. DickersOu, Binehampton, N. L., Melodeon, va
gue 500. MIR. + b Stone, 81 Tenth 81, n York.
Piano. value S85a. Mrs Thcs A Mailer. Scranton,
Pa, Diamond Ring, value Sl75. Miss Ellen J..
PEEK, Springfield, Ins, MeiOdeon, value $40. Dr..
Ivan Ripper, Washington, y. G., God Hunting
Cased Waich, value Slbe. Edward Il: Lindsay,
Fsrsei, Dubuque, lowe, Diamond Ear Drops, va
Ice $50 Francis ! Moran, lz6 Pearl st, Albany,
Y, Music Box, vaue $40 Mrs K G l~ngersoll,
Urhana, Ohio. Silver set value $50. Lieut. +
Hepdneka, Wizards Hotel. Washington, D c., Sill
yer Patent Lever Wstch, value S55. Capt. l War
ner. 18th n y Vols, Silver Watch, ylue SIS.
Msny persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
do not wish their names published or We mightex.
tend this lis.
CERTIFICATES naming each article snd its
Vstrr. are placed ia sealed envelopes, which are
we'll mixed. One OF these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Orier tor some Article, worth 81
least one dollar at retail VIII be delivered at our
ofEor, or sent bp mal 10 sny sddress, without re
gard 20 choice, On the receipt OF 3 cSnts. The
purchaser will see what Arnele It draws, and is
value, which may BE- nom One % live Hundred
Dollars. and can then send One Doilsr and receive
be article named q
aSrNo Blsnks-Evsry purchaser gets ysiue.
Parties dealing with rs may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn Wi be inn
medialsly sent 70 auy address BY return mall or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed n sl Cases.
nA-S SIX Certificates for one Dollar, Thirteen for
Two D0lsrs.
Agents Wsdted. Sand = stsmp for a Circular. an
letters should be addressed
T. BENTON & CO,
BOX 556I Post once, New YORK.
iune2o-emdEus
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REFuRs RY PERMISSION 10
bon. Richaid ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois
Hon. David L. LAWS. Judge Supreme Court US
Hor. VIM. G. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
BIig. Gen. Jas. P. Brownlow, Adj. Cen State of Ten
nessee.
Hon. N. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Esthsniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a Strstton, Nashville.
MessIs. Evans 4 Co, Nashville.
NimrOd Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
Juuel6-lm
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- ALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Df Viriqe of = Deed Of Trust, executed 70 me BY
ID the late Robert Buchsuah. abodt t7e 4th day Ot
Juir, lS5a, dnlv regeteIed IN the Register Oh3ce
Of kedford county, Tennessee. VII. ~ Trustee,
sell to the highest mader, for Cash On the premls-
-, on the 26th day Of AUGUST next, subject TO
the WidoWs Dover, assignet - her, 40 sdJoin-
ing Tracts ct LNnd conveyed o me ~ said de-
ceased. situated 81 Redfoud county. shout one and
one half mile from WarfUraos Dennr. on the Nash
II he and Chattanooga Railroad. Thefwo Tracts
costRin about Four -Hundrea az sixty Acres
These Lands Gre so wes kncWn ~ scRrceiy 70 need
deser ptiOn. 10 Is oaCeled 20 be the best stock
Farm IN Bedford county. teing thoroughly set u
Blue Grass. uNon asen well sdaptcdto rs prowlh
The Tilahle Land D. very Fertile. p-oduclug the
bsst Of rr0ps. Their sra several excellent Springs
OF never falling Water Oh the Trses THIS ls one OF
The very best neighborhoods snyw here possessing
Churches. schools, etc.
il is vel worthy he atteuson Of those wishing
% make = safe 1nvasimentin Lsnd
For mrrmation auptv % bon. r. H. Esst, Nash
vile, Tenn, OF C. myself uesE The PREMISE
JOHN Q. IANlDSON,
iyso-td Trustee.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
II H
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessss.
TGEtsURT D~ErARTMEgT,
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Clrrency,S
WQahinafnu Trua Ii Te9r

TGE,sURT DErARrMEgT,
Office OF the Comptroller Of the Currency, ;
Washington, June Is. 1896.
VHHEREAs, by satisfactory evidence presented
w 10 zhe undersigned, It has been made 10 APP
pear that "THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
NASHVILLE" in tne city Of Nashville, ia the
county Of Davidson, and state Of Tennessee, has
been duly organ zed under and according 10 the
requirements Of The Act Of Congress, entitled "An
Act to provide a National Currency, secured by q
pledge Of United States hOnds and. b provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved
June 81, 1854. and hiss complied with all the prOgi-
slons Of ssid act, required to be complied With be-
fore commencing The business OF Banking under
sad act:
Nov, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The Third
National Sank OF Nashville" ii The city Of Nash
vile, in the county Of Davidson, aud State II Ten
nessee, is authorized 70 mmence the business Of
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
- In testimony WhereO, witness my
/Sr hand and seal Of Office, this sixteenth
49, Jday Of Jlne, lS65
NV FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
So The above institution viii be opened for bust
ness % the course Of a few days, Of which due no.
EDGAR JOINS, Cashier.
is2z-2m Icity rapers eOpy.l
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For Rent.


THE underpignsd having opened : Veterinary
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