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We are obliged to ". C. Collier for late
A Most Timely and Liberal Deed.


A Most Timely and Liberal Deed.
We find in an exchange, the following
| paragraph, which We have been assured IS
correct:
Adams Express Company has loaned D.
100000 Of its accumulated capital TO several
Of the southern railroads, and has thus ems
bled them 10 resume operations.
That a single company should End itself
IN a condition 10 extend accommodations to
such an immense amount, might be aston
lshlng TO those who are unacquaInted with
the resources, energy Hberality and enter
prise Of the great Express Company Of the
United States. But 10 those who, like US,
have watched its proceedings for years, and
witnessed its gradual but sure increase Of
business, until ITS ramltcatiOns extend ell
over this continent, aud even penetrate into
Europe, the magnitude Of the loan 10 its old
friends, the railroad companies mentioned
above, while it gratihes, does not astOuish.
Liberality has always been q distinguish
ing feature with Adams Express Company,
and the above mentioned loan is not the
only late instance which may be pointed
out. Its withdrawal from competition with
other companies, for the great and valuable
interior trade, and cOntiu ny itself 10 coast
wise and great railroad and steamship
routes, is as marked an instance as could be
given of its olive and let live" principles
that 1t does not "waut it alI;" but is salts
fed 10 give them a chance with itself.
With It's immense resources it could almost
defy competition, Of course; but 1t does not
wish 10 become a monopoly.
Another evidence OF its liberality is the
very moderate charges IL makes for trans
porting freight 70 ali points. lts agents viii
cal for goods at the stores, dwellings or
warehouses OF parties desiring TO ship 10 the
North, per steamer, OF 10 any point on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, and deliver them
at so small an advance on the actual charges
Of the steamers or railroads that one fails 10
understand how 1t can remuuerate itselfand
its thousands Of SCENTS. But the company
depends upon the vast aggregate Of its BusI-
ness for their dividend at the end of the
year, and the fact that it was a short time
since able 10 loan out the immense sum Of
two million Of dollars sum greater than
the capital Of many banks, steamship com
panies, etc, is proof Of the wisdom Of their
course.
The affairs Of the Company, in New Or
leans, are managed ably and faithfully by
Messrs. Blske and Lockwood. More erh-
cient. worthy and deseryedly popular gem
tlemen cannot be found; and If the other
agencies sre conducted on the same princl-
pies, and bv men Of similar character and
habits, which there is no room 10 doubt, the
secret of tho wonderful usefulness Of this
great Express Company needs no elucida-
TOM. q. True Delta.
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Persons uuscquaiBted in the city ssoing
30 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for ths freshmen
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often 81 q lOss 70 def
tsmine 10 whom TO sntrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons re take
pleasure il stating that the oldest sstab-
iishment Of this kind is 81 No. q Deaderick
street. and this should se sufficient guar
autee that this is q reliable institution. DE-.
A. RIcHAED JoNEs may DO found Ia his Of
Zee during the hours stated il his general
. ,vertisement- Al medicines Jhrralsiss -
.as o6iee.
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NoTIcE.-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. g.
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-
ceipts. and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, n order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust indebtedness from the Government.
ieSO-tf II. ToHPEIEs i Co.
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INPORTANT Resolution Mr.. Brien, q
member Of the City Council f ON the third
Ward, prepared the following resolution,
which be designed offering yesterday, but
an adjournment was voted before he could
do so:
WHEREAs, The government Of the United
States deemiDg it a duty 10 protect and Sc
cure freedmen in their civil rights, in the
States formerly in rebellion, has, FOR that
purpose demanded Of those States the pas
sage Of laws making said freedmen eompe-
tent witnesses IN courts Of justice; aud
WHEREAs, Believing the object Of such
laws to be sound policy, and pFomouYe Of 8
more speedy reconstruction Of the Union,
and as an expression OF the sense Of the
City Council; therefore
Res0lUcd, That the City Council Of Nash
vile do recommend, and hereby petition,
the present General Assembly 10 pass, at its
earliest convenience, the bill now pending
before that honorable body, making freed
men competent witnesses in courts Of JUS
tice in this State.
Res0iued, That a copy Of the above PIE
amble and resolution 5e transmitted o the
Speakers Of the House OF Representatives
and Senate Of said General Assembly
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LAID OvER.-The cases Of Jack Granger,
Bill Lorry, and Andy Harmon, found in pos
session OF some $500 worth Of goods supposed
10 have been stolen, were called in Esquire
Meacham's Court, yesterday, but were laid
over till Friday afternoon. A part Of the
goods have already been identified by par
Ties from whom they had been stolen.
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Miss Av0NIA JoNEs.-We are happy &C
See, BY tho London paper, that this talented
s-trcss be- meeting with the signal success
Der merits deserve, I'm that city. She has
F.ayed y number oi characters. and iu each
has 80 acquitted hcrseiias 20 defy criticism,
aud Wrnging applause from even that cyni.
cal '.ass-jhe regular Bohcmians Of the
press.
She has been selected 60 bring out several
Dew p.eces-smong the best PRODUCTIONS OF
De modern French mind, AMI which have
I.yer yet been rendered upon the English
Rage. and certainly no other actress could
s found IN Europe, to-day, who would
l.re certainly render the experiment a sue
'Tf We congratulate Miss Jones upau he,
'-.oo7s. aud hope again, ere long. 10 see he
sa new laurels by another tour through
,-e United States.
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s-rRrgE CoURr.-This court closed the
a. oi The Seventh Circuit yesterday, and
s.. take up the Eighth today
Hlu. j.. C. Gaut was appointed 10 try
certain cases in which Judge MIiligan was
al.apetsut 90 sit.
d. Z. Spurlock was appointed Attorney
GENERAL, pro tenn, 30 act Ia cascs in which
A-. Caldwell was incompetent.
kK-Goy. NELL S. Brown. and r. NJ. Nc
Even, Esq, were admitted TO practice in
1- court, BY subscribing 60 the necessary
lalh
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$4,000
To be Sold for One Dollar zach

Without rsg.rt 90 value. sni noe 10 b. Para f,r an
al You HuqH shat yuu uIil -.-sIve-
Among those sh1 hsvs - naufsfe-i the re-
ceipt Of VALUABLE GU p 1T7Fu from tnis kss1-
cIalon Hnce Jan. D. iss5, o. .oEur kindly Der.
m 6 their names Co ua usa.I
- Taylor Hngfon. Fa. Gold Patent q ever ug|af-r
value uJ. iJue. hotrHEss New Haye1, Cons I.
Meiodeon, value $50, " T Willis W zai at n
", Diamond Cluster Pm. value g1ln fl-sHGT Tan
pam 10 York it Sold NJ firu, value eI1G M.ra 3 Ten
Z Iicksrs9o, hInglamptoa. n S.. MeIoisou. wine
SOD Mr = n 7tcus, 1t Tenth &C., n r.. Piano. va.
us $3.50. Nm Ihos A Miller. scranton. Fa IA.
mond Ring, rtlle si75 NI.s E'ien y Peck So. 81
field, DO Me odeon, value 50. O.. ur Van Rpsr.
Ma-ninHi,a "a, y "a o. HllinE Caset ss,e5,
Piano, value 81 Mss % H FaraaII. Uu1al1s.
lows. Diamond Ear Drops. Fl.us $50 FHl1..s
Morsn, - Feari si, Albany > g.. Nose Boz, 70
Doe So. Mr. g lngaI71.l, urls1s. ohio. silver
aet value So. Lieut. B p Hendr-zs Is ARD 8 30.
Col, " asl.ut.lns ~ a., Silver Patent Lever Wsteh.
valne - tapi " amer. n y. silver Wai-l. %.
uo So Geo. ID Wood. Nhfly Esuafa u r.t, s...
yer Walch, 81. Vim b Eedns.t. Columbus. o..
Many persons who have drHTa vsIutb's prrss.
en 1o. s.sn insir name u...stei OF us gr- on
tend illa ilst Letter. from various parties trrourr
out me country, acLu0aI Lodging ire receipt % Fs
uaie gfiss may b. seen on q % m lrolfrs.
ukssra 90 uIsFET1rr0s.
CERTIFICATES naming each ancIa sud Is
FAtrn, are placed % sealed cove oprss uH.eu srs
the Cert dcafs or Order '0r some ArraIs fEarth u.
least one doilsr al RETAIL uiI - delivered a. our
ctice, or sent b. mail 10 any address, aun1ut rH
gard to chocf, tle reee r. OF % cents The p1r
chaser vii Gee uhaf Ar cIc be- IrlaFs. rH ts a.
uh.rh nay d. from one tn FIFe auuIrad Dollars
ana can tasl end Oaa Dollar add reeve lle All.
Gle named.
Bs-No Blanzs-Epsfy purchaser -ef. a1 arf-..
Of value
Pures dea'fng with us may depend ru aarH7
pr0su ni returns and DE E-t. Ia dawn uII b. .i-
nsiiaieiy ssli % any address by rs-l.n mai ar
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RAILROAD MEETING.-A meeting has been
called by large number Of our Influential
citizens, next Saturday, December 23d, at
the Court House in this city, to take some
action in regard TO the construction oil q
Railroad from this place TO Knoxville, di
rect. The enterprise is a good one. Let
the meeting be worthy our city in numbers
aud respectability.
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isis WAY, ME. WAEn The ve-i,,h,.
Artemusr We notice, Is booked for = -
.e'lures IN Nashville. We hope be m
'lns further INTO DiXie-into the domsip.
s, h.ll Arp-.gr We would like sometime
81 lae "slde-spAgug" character VEN
-'h We vii warrant him as LOUD
BIER, % that's what be Ekes, a. car
'.y be put up iu Tennessee or else
none Of your dry, psrched CON
s-'-ogt regular volcanic disruptions
t-Ns' "a appearance akin % the cat Isl
We know one man, in particular
~ mas s mouth somewhat after ID,
. --.'n o. en- opened oyster sheII. only con
-eleoiF more "whallsh." he iaurb
80! At slsu Jokes, aud II he were /.
80 80 AFtealgs, we ina zine be would "makl
80 hoSl sure enough.-kaoos ( &c.
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a.yEE Nrws.-The riyer fell two inches,
70 three O'CLOCK, yesterday, when 80
'ane O. stand, sud late iu the evening.
.'sEl 90 rise slowly. Al three o'clock, there
were % iChes on the shoals.
A heavy rise Is coming down from above,
Pa is nearly here and o rain was failing
=. day Yesterday, so that We feel confident
,la' by tonight, the river will be at a good
Beating stage
N ppers in Northern cities are getting
very anxious, aud are constantly telegraph
10 their correspondent here. - know
re stage oi the rver-a good evidence thai
large amount Of fret ght will B., forwarded
see very soon amer sviEation opens.
laefe were no arrivals or derartu-ss m
o. SIX o'clock, p m, Yesterday.
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SPECIALNOTICES.
Extra Heavy Ribbed Wool shirts
and Drawers at low Prices.
r. H. THOMPSON,
.,c 81 % CHERRY STREET.
Boots snd Shoes st low prices at Max. L.
Gutman's, No. 20, Public Square. He IS
closing out his entire stock. oct 2s-Sm


Now is your time to purchase Christmas
and New Year presents. hne assert
ment of Gold and Silver Watches; also, an
assortment Of Jewelry and Silver Ware
This stock must be sold before the New
Year, as the store Will be occupied Tor other
business. Many articles viii be sold below
New York cost prices, as the Proprietor IS
giving up business. "a Union street.
Parties having watches or Jewelry with
me for repairs, will please get them within
The above said time. J. WELF.
dec5-til.
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Coal.

We would inform the citizens of Nash
vile that we have now on hand choice
article of Piusburg Coal, which we are
offering TO the public at reasonable prices.
Our coal is well screamed, and free from DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well to lay in their winter
supply now while the weather is good All
orders left with us will meet with prompt
attention, and satisiastion guaranteed in all
cases KNIGHT & BROs,
No. az Church street,
nov26-Im opposite Masonic Temple.
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A DISCOVERY LONG NEEEED

Restores GRAY Burr b lts aiural Color.
Mskes toe HAIR son, tiossy and L1Auuauf.
Keeps the s-alD Clean. OIL and H+a.lhy.
The only HuoSn Resiorer Of Color aud Y er
feet Hair Dreaming Combined
" London gair C1lor Restorer and uressiug.'
Loui0n HAIR Color Hest1rer AMI Dressing
E" London barr Color Re- lorer AMI D ssalrE
-' ondon Hair Color Re- torer au1 lifess irF-'
III viii reslore gray BAR 20 iis ouNual coior.
Z-It vii n axe it grog on bald he11-.
a-ItWiIi restore the nafural sacreiI1us-
f-ii uHi re- oFe al dauurufi add it1huga-
a--it ull make The hair -1 q. glossy ana ne1l-l1.
eli Elll preserve tne uuEIaaI color % Old rsa.
T-ltuIn prevent the tafr irum isllug o.
s-Ifw D cure ali diseases Of the scalp.
Prce 8 ,ne per hotrie. sold hT ur. HWAFHE 4
sos, no. $50 = sizth street. Philadelphia, and
W.J.kC.W smith. DruRr. -
Corner Of Church and Vine strGets
octl3-E-frtsu sm NasnFille, Tenn.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
Jltionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brown!ow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Msss.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balu-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. p. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. If
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SUxSYsIpE.-The Miss Minnie sherman
Miss Victoria II ward, Mr.. Tony Benton,
and other stare, are meeting with most
brilliant success at this place Of amusement
They are all most excellent yocalists, and
never appear, but 70 win applause.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
By THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
1I3 nroadIEay. New AorI..

Desmond Pine, Bruoohfs ari Bar Drops. Ls.tas'
sets of Gold and Cofa'. jsf and ee#I FInrsuIuH.
Mu=aIr Ist, Lava, sui Csua1 7.ts a. -Hlfs. Nrsr
puf Neck CHAINS, lI1lu auI Chs ga ss-.d E.a.s.
Gold Ih.mtlf-. Lock0ts, Sow style Ben B.HF-a.
Gold feuH an1 fe1..s. Fancy Wnrl E.r.s a1i
feus HIt1 oa.d and silver EElarsfrH HH.aars anal
large Hssorinncut 1. fuF IraH.rr tf every Do
cupt on, of The beat makes auI .aicst sfFIa-. 7I.
mad
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Cleanse Ihe system Of ell I'M
purili,s.

O. DR.. swayuo'a Blood-Pu-ifying Panarea. o
90 Dr. Bwayus's Biood-Furiiytus ramnrsa-''
Its repuia ION Tor curing -croiIla, Old ulcers, mp
io.ut COMPLAINT ucerated sore THO O., eE.g saaii
uH DARK b.uuches or deise- iu tue -lIr, pol IL. YET
l0N SKIN a. mus uh-tiug ur-n. rnrgullfC l
iecI rs paluf Iu the ZONES, a. i- almost u'il1ui
parallel. The weak and dsulltatrd or any drseaa
of srolllous uattire. q s sule to do Elol, o. tht
many thousand sst .rncuIzls nom 90 parts az ilf
world will prOYe5 nothing eYrf d.g a1rerrd can
compare vita It ID curing iuat c.ass OF f-oriers
Mersuria and syphflilc ID -c.ise- Cf -h1ft 1r Tong
standing -noihnf has ever proved 30 edertua "a
completely trad eating every Vestige of these dan
Eerous Complaints
Chionic EcyDslas of the iace Is cured % grra
certainly.
Dark Blotcnes o. Defects IN the sx odeuhmas
appear. TIE fansc " asd '' UInimaut" W b
clear the sun and give a more y0u.hfW com
p.eN0n.
To be sure Of getting The pure ard genuine Pans
cea, purchase direct a. tne prucipli Once Of Do
ssuyns a son, 1iu north SIXTH street, Fhr.aioIph.a
or ~ the Drug store Of " J. s. g. " SMITH,
Coraer Of Churgh and Vine streets.
Nas1Vlie
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TIE Ninth WARD THAT Is TO BIN
order to avoid further litigation, the City
Council has ordersd a new election for Ger
mantowu, to decide upon the question Of
annexation TO the city. We have no doubt
Of the result; within a month Germantown
Will be the Ninth Ward Of the city.
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CITY NE VS..
CITY Council.
BOARD on ALDFRNEN

CITY Council.
Both Houses Of the City Council held a
srs-isI session at O'Clock yesterday after
noon, the following being the proceedings
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Nr. Creighton was appointed on the joint
committee % investigate the election OF
officers. by the Council, after which the
Hla-l adjourned 10 meet the Common
Council in Convention.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Common Council was called TO order
bv Nr. President Cotton, the following
members. IN addition 10 the President, being
prs-sut Messrs. Brien, Haley, Haziam.
Graves, Scott, Ambrose, Hagey, Duncan,
Horn. Robinson.
The bll from the Board Of Aldermen,
us.-ed by that body at the last meeting, 10
rrHviIe Tor the regular admission Of Ger
mautBwn, was taken up
Mr.. Haley moved 10 lay the bill on the
table. but this motion was Withdrawn, and
q passed.
Nsssrs. Ambrose, Scott and Haley were
appointed ON the joint committee 90 examine
he late election Tor city officers, aud ascer-
tain who we're, and who were not legally
chosen.
Aaer an investigation, Mr. Haley, on be-
half of the Committee, reported that the
Sexton. Street OyerseRr, and Superiuten-
dent of the Water Works, had not been le-
rally elected, and the B lards then went into
invention, 90 till the vacancies.
IS COMMUNION.
The Convention assembled, Mr. President
Chatham in the Chair.
srrEEINrfNDESr Of wATEEwoEEs.
Nr.J.H. Wyatt was unanimously chosen
o. 900 this position.
STREET. OvERsTEE.
Mr.. Jsmes B. Petit was unanimously ch0-
ssu 10 this position.
Mr.. B. N. Marlin was chosen TO this po-
siu9u without opposition.
The above officers are the same whose
elections were declared illegal and il was
ty su agreement that they were reelected.
rEEEDurNs' COURT.
Mr.. Duncan, from the Joint committee to
Crlier with Gen. Fisk, relative 10 freedmen,
reported
That they had very pleasant interview.
The general was extremely anxious 20 have
everything move smoothly. He desired 10
uslrP no power all he proposed 20 do would
arse ir1m necessity.
The General, so far as the question Of pau
F-rs was concerned, offered the city the use
aihs Wilson Hospital, aud said he only de-
sized that the city should take care Of its
CFu poor, and that he would take care Of
tl1se LTom the outside-whether black or
slIe-
The City Attorneys were in consultation,
relative 10 the trial of freedmen, and per
l,u.ut agreement would probably be eff
.s..ed by this morning. The committee
bought everything would work smoothly.
zen. Fisk offered % have the Freedmens
court held at the Recorders court room, II
-rrei
The committee then asked further time
SNAKE final report, which was granted
FOLICE NATTEKs.
al Informal conversation was held rela-
'Zsto the approaching election Of police
.-'trs, when the convention adjourned.
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II you want your Pianos we'll tuned, cali
On g. T. Jackson, a. Lnck's, on Union
street, o. 81 his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. oc26-tf
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If you want good crOss-cut or hand-saw
or anything else, go TO Boiling d Heads
"A College street, 5ewanee Block. dl2lw
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write 3" Union Office - on the face of
the Copy.
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HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned again with a large
stock of
trimmings, VVOrsteds, Zephyr
&c. sc,
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinges,
&c., &c,,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHAIE 4 CO.,
noyl-tf No. Union street
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Sale ID commence on Wednesday, Dee 90 1855,
at 10 am, at section ~ Nashville aud North-Wes-
tern Rail -oad and from thence 70 each Section a.
they appear n this Rdyert's ement
A srecial ara n viii be furnished Tor the sccom-
mr. dston Of purchaser, % leave the ID POI 81
Nashville, Tenn ~ IN. on the day % sale,
Terms Cash 10 Government funds
| Bv order Of Capt. A. R. Eddy. Y. 3. A Chief @
| NJ, Mid DIV OF Tenn.
A. W. Wills,
deco d Bvt. MAJ. and A. Q 81.
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OUR Jos OFFICE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB frnt-
,ng IN the neatest style, and At the lowest
priosa at this Office
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this othce, or
printed 10 order.
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. Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College fol- thorough education
in Book Keeping, PenmaushiD, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neTship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON x co.
OCT IH-ly
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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ROBBERY BY SERVANT GIRL-A servant
girl IN the employ Of DIT. Schih, day Or
Two since, stole from Mrs. S. number Of
articles Of clothing, and also S3j in money.
The articles were recovered.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

Penney's New Extract of the Egyptian Lotus.
new and exquisite perfume for the Handkerchief
Cleopatra aud al the Ladies' Of the present day,
using ine same perfume.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
TIE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured by +. Penney, Br0oklyn, N. Y.
ny73m K. A. LOVEJOH, Agent, 9S Fulton 1t n. Y.
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Old papers, Cths largest in the city, for sale
st this Office.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt i HILLS,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
octs r.
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONKY.-The
- following are the rates rald by THOs 3. MARI,
BROk Err, corner OF Union and College street, for
uncurrsnt money. These quotations are liable 10
iuct1ste. but may be depended on a sufficient
length Of time for the remiJtances to be received
by mail or KpTess, If forEarded without delay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton. ..........g .
Bank OF Tennessee, old SayRnnnh..-.... 40