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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10

Parsons unscquainted in the city seeing
90 many advertisements for the tr8tamsnl
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often 81 q loss - De.
srmine 70 whom 70 entrust the treatmouI
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab
iishment Of this kind is At 10. % Deadsrick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this il q reliable institution. DE.
A. RICHARD J0EEs may be found IN his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines farsLahsa ~
ne o6ise.
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LEM LEoTI,
SALE OF
Block-House Timber.
ENGINEER OFFICE,

ENGINEER OFFICE,
NAsHvuLE, TESs., Sept. eth, 1865. !
CtEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received at III 8
- once until September Goth, lS65, for the pur-
chase of all Block houses built by the United States
in the former Department Of the Cumberland, eK-
ceptinC those in the defence OF Nashville and Chat
tsnooga, and those at Bridgeport, Ala, snd White
side, enn. With the block houses VIII be in,lU-
ded all timber cot snd hauled TO the block houses,
Uhough unirs ned, ana all quarters for lhe block
house Earnsons.
Separat. pro. ossls viii be recelyed for timber cut
for lighthouses aud len in the woods. Owners OF
tin Der cut bet not hauled, and who have not been
paid, may retain their timber on return Of tho
vouchers or receipts given them.
The number and loca ion Of each block house
should be carefully stated. these bOck-houses
are along the Louisville and NASHVILLE Railroad 70
the state line, from Edge6eld Junct Oh 70 Clsrlzs.
vile on the Northwestern Railroad, the Nashville,
Decatur and Stevenson Railroad, the NsshVi le ard
Chsttznooga Railroad, the East Tennessee and
Georgia kaiirOsd. end ". Rsilroai. They
contsin from thirty 10 one hundred thousand feei,
b m. Of finlter, aud variable quantity OF lumber.
DefEled information can he obtained 81 this ONCE.
Terms cash IN government nds.
Bidders are invited to be present a. the opening
81 lads.
By command OF Major General TH'H,s.
W. n. MERRILL,
seu7-lot Col. let u s V V EngIneers.
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Ladies,

Mrs. L. o. Chaplin will open, Sept. "a,
1865, at her new store, Church street, north
side, four doors west Of the St. Cloud Hotel.
a large and elegant stock Of Paris and
American Millinery. The ladies Of Nash
vile and vicinity are most cordially invited
70 call and examine this beautiful stock Of
Millinery. Also, Trimming and Fancy
Goods in great variety. sep9-6ts
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Our citizens viii not forget that Dormsu
& Fenton open their new music store under
Masonic Hall, on Monday. Their stock Of
moiern school books, stationery, sheet mu-
sic, and all kinds Of musical instruments
will be especially desirable to the public at
this time. See their advertisement.
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Lmnnrtant 1n an PensInners.

In accordance with instructions received
from the Commissioner Of Pensions al
Washington, We are now prepared TO have
the names Of all Tennessee Pensioners, Ton
proof Of loyalty who received payment at
either Of the following Agencies, to wit
Nashville, Knoxville, JonesbOro' and Jack
son, restored to the Pension Rolls, on pre-
sentation Of their old certificates.
Application can be made either in person
or By letter. INGERsOLL & RoGERs,
Claim Agents,
4OZ Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn.
Address Loek-Box, No 81.
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The opening Of the Seminary FOR young
ladies, in the large Vanleer building oppos-
ite the Cathedral in this city, during the
past week has been very catering. The
elementary classes are all formed. The
Latin and French classes are now forming,
and the class in Polite Literature wall be
attractive TO many minds.
". J.. WARD,
sepl0-lt Principal.
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NoTIoE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were filed with the Board of Claims,
of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. SO,
dated March 18Th, 1855, 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, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just Indebtedness from the Government.
jeS0-tf II. ToEPKINs & Co.
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aelanttarn 4 Commercial.



Nashville, September 10, 1865. !
There was no change in our msrksts yes
terday. They remained steady, with good
demand, and firm prices.
There were some Light Transactions in
gold at previous rates.
CoTToN.-small sales yesterday at 25aS4c.
per ID.
BAcOx.-ssles at 22a25s. per ID, sides and
hams, country bacon, in which the trade is
active.
FLouE-No change. Market well sup
piled. Sales at $llals per barrel.
GzocERIEs. - Brown sugar l61za22c. per
ID. =; crushed Csc; coffee sugar CSC. per h.;
Rio coffee S2a33c. per H.. large stock on
hand molasses 81 goal 40 per gallon.
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ESGINE AND BoILER FoR sALE.-By imme-
date application engine with 10 inch cylin-
der, y inch stroke, boiler &c feet long, 81
feet diameter. The above is in splendid re-
pair and viii be sold ata bargain. Apply at
room No. 90 sewanee Hotel, or Smiths
mills, section IA, n. 4 C. r. r.
sep8-2ts
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Last Chance for Bargains,

The Sutler Goods at A. & NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
eardless of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
here.
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WINE LIST Of the ST. Nicholas, Cedar Ct.
Genuine Widow ClicQuot and Heidsiek
Champaign.
Sparkling Hook, very choice snd fine.
swi's Abseatbe.
Vo'a'n Crown sherry, very mellow aud
old.
Genuine Rhine and Heck wines.
subfebgmneA.
Dudes hevmcr.
Wschen hesmsr.
Foster Rsisling and Rupsssheirmor by
theto.,le or shoPpea.
EATIvE WrSFs-Bogen's Sparkling Isa-
bells, very choice.
Bogeu's 1859 still Cstswba.
Bogsu's Virginia Seeding. unsurpassed
for delicacy and richness Of flavor.
Settlers Water for sale by the bottle or
shopper at the ST. Nicholas Restaurant
sepq q
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The Merchants Police were sworn into
service yesterday afternoon by his honor,
the Mayor. We trust that All Jealousy be-
tween other police and them-if any exist
will be dropped, and that all viii work to-
geLhcr for the general good.
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Among the instrumentalities which are
giving an impulse to music, ane greatly as
siSting its progress in this country, are the
new instruments called Cabinet Organs,
manufactured by Mason and Hsmlin, Bos-
ton. They are an improved form Of the
melode3n or harmonium, greatly surprising
these instrumental in all respects, and have
acquired wide reputation in the space Of a
few years. These Cabinet Organs are des
tined to find place in almost every Sunday
School room, small church, and lodge room
in the country, and in every private house
where music is loved. Mason and Hamiln
are the only makers, as they are the for
tunate possessors of patents upon important
devices, and in their construction.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Twill sell on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1865,
ali the furniture and equipments Of the Post
Hospital, on College Hill, consisting Of
blankets, sheets, pillow cases &c.
ToN c. CRUSK, Auctioueer.
septl0-St.
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In our rambles aToundtown Fndsy, we
called AZ the Wholesale Grocery Store Of Mr..
John }. Mccain, SOUTHEAST corner Of
Broad snd College streets. We were very
much surprised 70 End in the city. at this
time, 90 large a stock Of groceries as is stored
away In has house. i lie, probably,the hesv.
is'' ana most complete assortment imported
70 'n's place for come years. Sugars Of all
b'A1'', 'o'ees' Twas, etc Of the best quali-
tiles Hour wines, braadios. and other liq-
uorE, sud hundreds Of otbsr .-,i.,.. I'm
pose THIS assortment and he tslls ma yve
can ssy 60 country merchants Of r.,Do...s
Georgia and Alaosms, that De de-, ~, :,
tend 70 be uniersold by Cine nuv,i ~ ~
VILE merchants. he will duplicate ~
bill made a. thoae p1iuts, freight, "a
charges addei. HIS goods were lana In 81,
prices which viii enable him % do ,bi.
and st.!.ls ave fair pro6ls. Merchants and
trader having g5Ois they wish cold ou
eomuiis ca en- svsil themselves OF his Ter.
Vioea. He is gentleman Of The ttr.ctesi
integrity, shrswd, rslab.s business msn,
tRs viii always 20 the beat that can be
esas Tor those who intrur business TO him
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Markets.
TBy Telegrsph.l

CIscIssATI, september 9.
There is great demand for the h CHER grades OF
hOnr extra 50 5O99 family g 2j9s 90, snd
fancy So 1910. Wheat unchanged; prime old
red 81; old wheat 81 % Oats 4Oc. Rye so9s5e.
Corn 659ssc. Barley 81 4ogl Sc FOR prime, which
is scarce. Whisky dull at g q Tbsre is q fsir
mand for mess pork at So. Bulk meats dull and
prices nominal. The same mey be said Of bacon
Lard IN good demand st 24c. Groceries firm
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PHoTOGRAFEs.-Photographs of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tf.
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DIVINE srsvIcE The onion NJ. F. soci-
ETY. viii hold Their usual service to-day
ct the Masonic Hall. Preaching in the
morning At II o'clocl, snd in the evening at
1fo'elock. Sunday school Al 9 O'Clock, A.
D. Fhe public are invited 20 attend.
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NV ORLEAEs, Sept. l

Some inquiry for Cotton. Sales to-day
amount 10 800 bales.
Buyers are checked by stringent prices.
Fully Fair Louisiana Sugar l5h.
Evtrn Elonr Sl1 d
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g. G. Wood 4 Co., 10. IS Union street,
have in store very large and we'll assorted
stock OF groceries, etc, which they are cell
ing at the lowest prices. We take pleasure
il commanding their house to the favor
our readers.
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School for BOYS.

The undersigned will open his English
and Classical School in the basement of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Summer
street, on Mond4r, september 4th.
Thorough instruction snd Oderate terms.
augs9-2w W. BRYCE THoHPsOS.
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VIM. W. Berry 4 Co. are now in receipt Of
tho largest stock Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever imported to Nashville.
SsptS-tf
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TEE RGCT.-An immense concourss at
tended the great race yesterday, between
the famous horses, Or. Lindsey, Lady Cif-
fy and sagspaw. The interest was mani
tested to al extent seldom witnessed. The
sale Of pools in the city snd on the track
amounted 70 upwards Of $4,000 The
horses presented fine appearance on the
track, but it appears that the splendid horse
ssgsnuw Injured his left fore leg while
tracing few dsys ago, and his chances
were deemed doubtful, although he sold
nearly as high ss City in the pools. In the
frst heat Lady City took the lead and held
It TO the hulfm le post, tapped by Lindsey,
sn. unaw brsvely struggling several lengths
behind. The contest was close and exciting
between tho two former, and they ran lap
ped down the homo stretch, Lindsey com
irg uud the string about length ahead.
Saginaw was about ten yards in the rear.
Time q Owing 70 the very lame condi-
ticn OF Saginaw, Nr. Flynn humanely
drew him from the rsce
The Two horses got OF fairly in the second
hest, Lady City taking the lead which she
held 10 She second turn ard was shortly
passed by Lindsey, who held the front
home BY several lengths. Time 562.. A
large sum Of money changed hands.
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ATTENTION IRIsBMES Checks on the VI
ster Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of 81 to SIC for ssle at c. n. ordway's Bro
kcr Office, No. As COLLEGE street. Il
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Flour and Cheese.

1000 bbls Of No. l Flour,
50 boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store and for sale by Jno. J. Mccain,
No IS Broadway, corner Broad and College
streets. SeptS-tf
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The trends and soquLnt1ncss Of JoaE z.
GLEavfs, sTs respect ly inutsd 70 st'end bis
funeral from she F.sst Psesbyts.: an Church. this
evening. 81 be ( past 3 0 clock.
Divine feryfce b. tbe Re-. Dr.J neFerrin
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The Bridal Chamber, Essay Of WarninA
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual systems-Seni free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. sprIs-ly
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A gentleman BY the name Of Markriter
went out into one Of the city suburbs Friday
night The confined, oppressive atmos-
phere amidst our walls Of brick, and lime
stone streets, was too much for him, and he
went cut in search Of fresh sir--that's the
only thing frss. man could seek in the vi
cinity Of Nashville. lie had not enjoyed
himself long before a buggy, containing
three persons, drove up. Near him the
buggy was stopped. He was surprised
could il be possible some Of his acqua mt
anrss were al hand. be did not have 10
wait long 20 ascertain. The three Jolly lel-
lows-they must have been jolly.-alighted
from the buggy, and going up, two Of them
held ham whilst the other proceeded 10
tighten his pocket Of his purse, and to d.
vest him Of his hat and coat. They very
cooi!T examined iii,,s Doots, -. finding there
wero mott the best condition, recommended
him 10 ct hiInself with new psir before he
took another moonlight airing. They then
Jumped into the buggy and drove of. This
was decidedly the coolest thing Of the sea-
son. Il might have been a. invigorsting IS
the vicinity Of an iceberg 20 the robbed, il
they had only left him his coat
By-the-wsy, wasn't that putting on rather
TOO much style-going on stealing exPedi-
lion la q buggy Il has al leas. the charm
Of novelty?
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS at Cameron, Gisrs &
Co's.,-super Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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There will be divine service in the First
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Mr.
Bunting, at l0K o'clock, 8. m, and at N
O'Clock P m. Sunday School at 81 o'clock
a M
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Thirty-six cases we're disposed Of by the
Recorder yesterday. Esquire Wilkinson
presides during the illness Of Judge shane.
No cases worthy ofmention were present.
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The right man Cor the Nssors,;,, h..
not yet been brought bsi,-. us, - 1As
- The condition Of our city dsm.ra, a..
W should have very active and eps--..-.
nsu al the head Of the municipal soy,-.
n Mt We would recommend with al ON,
hssrts our much esteemed friend NJ. -
Giaseosk. A THOUSAND Voc
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FRESH BEEF!

OFFICE CHIEF COMFY OF sUBsIsT ENCE,
MoHILr, Ala, Avg. 9ath lsc5.
CEALEp PROPOSALS, in duplicate, al be re-
- eeivei 81 this Office mil n o'clo 4, an, on
Grid " the 18th day OF September lSe5 for furnish
ing the t-cops 10 the stte Of Alsuams (o1cusiye o.
me Northern Military DistucD with
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EYE AND EAR--As wen as diseases Of the
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood,
etc, most successfully treated ct the Nash
vile Med .cal and Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below .hs Post Office,
Z. 8. Aborn, NJ. D., examining phTsician
and surgeon. suglO-f
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The patrol guards will be mustered out
and leave for home on Monday. It is sup
posed that they viii be succeeded by the
lI6th e.. e. Regulars now in the city.
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We would cal especial attention this
morning, 70 he tdvert Ismsat Of Neurs.
o 49, . ron man, dealers in Watches, Jew
,'y' eaa D.sn'u5s. TAs Arm is composed
:, - - :, % vel known in this communal
- ana al article, touEa, Of them vii be
"n'' i'isPEe'sa'sd. They have .,.TciB
nag n'a'sa' STICK and We would ,svi.s
our Pat5ons to call IL and ,.s r.. - ~
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On Summer, near Cedar street, is being
opened. Accommodations moderate and
prices high. CAMPBELL ( CRAIGNILEs,
augl7-lm Proprietors.
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DR.. Broekman guarantees to cure all cura
BILE diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Cancers
extracted in from one to four days, without
pain or loss Of drop Of blood. In6rmary
So Church street. up stairs.
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Just received, per Express, fine lot of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
Vate sale. GEo. SHIELDS i Co.
jlyl-f % and q College street.
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There wss zoe supply Of butcher.
m as, Ssh, poultry, 6c., at the family
market yesterday. Vegetables were al,o
plentiful, bet they were rather inferior, not
hiv'ng recovered nom The late drought.
There were slsO some very good spple,,
Psaehss and other fruits. Prices ruled
high.
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The Bulletin asks, {" Is there good whisky
in Memphis 2" We wouldn't sdvise You
b sample the stocks there to ascertain. But
ifyou wish a good Erticle for your private
use, send up here and get it At Barkhorn's,
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Rev. J. B. Ferguson viii address the pub
iic at the New Theatre, on Union and Sum
mer streets, at three O'Clock IN lhe afternoon.
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WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
IS MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents and Importers.

Our former customers will find reduction in
god prcss Of The Needles, while the Quai iy is a.
ways Kept no to the highest standard Known 10
Engl sh Manufacturers.
A. c. a Co, respectfully solicit q renewal q the
mercantie relations 30 loug and iaEorshy esteemed
" their cEsiomers- sepl-3m
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Mar az Licenses end every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this ONCE, or
printed 70 order
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Genuine Imported Manila Cigare, very
fine tlavOr, st tho 81. Nioholas.
seps-2t
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The pisratch Of Yesterday says /:

The Dispatch Of yesterday says:
A question Of considers BILE importance has
been raised IL regard 70 the PLANTERS and
Union Banke, which, it will be remembered,
have made sn assignment for the benefit of
their creditors. The point raised is, that
the trustees named in the assignments have
no right TO receive the notes of these
banks respectively, in the payment
Of debts due them. It is commended that,
according TO the bankrupt or insolvent laws,
the debts due TO these banks must be col ?
lected in good and lawful money, in order
that the interests of the nOte-hoiders, the
preferred creditors, may be protected. The
point is here made that if those who owe
The banks are allowed to pay off their in
debtedness in the notes Of the banks, which
they can buy in the market at a discount Of
about fifty per cent it will be an injustice
to the other note holders who will probably
haze to accept less than one hundred cents
on the dollar when the trust is finally wound
up; that while the process is going on, some
OF the note-holers are paid in full viii st
others are receiving nothing. As the as
signment is made for the benefit of all the
nole. holders, il is contended that those who
do not owe the banks should have pro
rata benefit Of all the assets. Parties who
owe these banks cannot legally or morally
pain Oh kIAb NOuaki VI tAlG NNtSthg
because they borrowed the money from the
banks when it was as good as gold, aud it
was thought then that II passed into the
hands Of the people. This construction of
toe law will certainly hold good in regard
10 an insolvent debtor, and likely these
banks may be regarded in this light, but
the thirteenth section of the bank code,
which was passed the 9th Of February, 1860,
provides as follows:
"Be it further enacted, That in case ofthe
insolvency of any bank or banking associa-
tons, the bill holders thereof shall be emit
tied 10 preference in payment over ali
other creditors Of such bank or association;
and no transfer or assignment of any note,
bill Of exchange. or other evidence of debt
by the bank, shall prevent the debtor from
paying the same in the hands Of the as
signee, IN the currency Of such bank"
This seems TO be sufficiently explicit, and
under thi, authority the trustees nave de-
termined to receive the notes of the banks
for which they respectively act in payment
Of dues 10 the banks, until the meeting Of
the ChaucerY Court in November, when the
question OF The duty Of the trustees in re-
gard TO the matter will be submitted TO the
Chancellor for bis deciis'n. Those who owe |
these banks will thus see that they have an |
Of paving the same in the notes |
OF the banks at least until the meeting Of
the Chancery Court, after which they may |
D 70 ma IN hn oil
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ORR Jos oFFIcE,-Ws arc executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices at this Office.
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For Sale at this Office, ore good second
hand Roller. Wa be sold cheap FOR cash.
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z. p. Cone has received the Home Jour
nal, Saturday Evening Post, ia Crouica,'
and late Chicago and United States Dailies,
and are in daily recsiptof Chattanooga, Al
lania, Mscon, aud Augusta Daihes.
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silk Sacgues and Basques, Velvet and
Cloth Closls, WSPpings and shawls Of
every description FOR fell and winter al
Vim. ". Berry S Co.'S, 81 College street
a.
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Call aud examine the large and varied
stick Of Dry Goods at VIM. W. Berry 4
Co.'s, 81 College street. They will be pleas.
ed to exhibit them. Sept7-tf
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SHooTIE0.-A negro named shuts was
shot and badly wounded in the neck lest
evening, on Union street, by another negro
named Bill Duke, who escaped aud is at
large. They were both hack drivers.