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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-18

CHANGES AND RENovALs.-Messrs. ORR BROTH-
ERs have purchased the stock of groceries Of
Messrs. STATION. CHENEY i Roy. They have
leased the wareroOm occupied by SAMUEL A. ME-
DAILY. corner Of Broad and Market streets. and
viii in few days be prepared to fill orders. They
viii have of the best stocks Of groceries in the
city.
SAMUEL A. MEDARY win hereafter occupy No.
9 Broad street. adjoining the establishment Of
STRATToN, CHENEY & Roy.
Messrs. STATION. CHENEY Roy, will confne
themselves 10 the cotton and produce trade. at
their old stand. No. II Broad street.
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FuNERAL IMITATION.

The friends are requested 10 attend tho funeral
Of the late Brcvet Lieut.. Colonel THos. J. Cox.
from the rooms Of Consists 4 Co, at P. =.
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A METROPOLITAN oN Dury.-NmLTaN n.
BnnwS a member Of the so-callod MetroPoli-
tan Police. viii have an examination before the
Recorder this morning. fer representing himself
as policeman aud threatening 60 make arrests.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-18

Al tho solicitation Of many friends. Robert
ThomPsOn has consented 10 become a eaudi-
date for reelection a. Alderman from the Fest
Ward. al the ensuing elcciioa
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ad of October. 800.

sell 10 the highest bidder the following described
valuable city property, viz: Lot No. ], on Broad
street. Of the subdivision Of Lot No. a. fronting
% feet 3 inches on Broad. and running back -
feet, separated from the Central Hotel by a 10
foot alley-the whole lot covered BY fine store
bouse. three stories high, with good basement
This splsndid property Is in free territory. Also
lot on South Market street, (which Is also free
territory No i5. fronting = feet. more or les
on Market street. and running back half way 10
College street By parallel lines and adjoining the
property occupied BY 3 Vaughn. containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Also, lot On the east
side Of Cherry street, in South Nashville Begin
ming at c. II. COnger's. n. W. corner. and running
n0rthWardly with Caerry street 331z fees. and
running through % College street. with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbetts' line. thence Southwark
" .s1f feet % the COnRer lot. thence 10 the be-
ginning. with good brick dwelling. rooms. and
also lots in the Barrow Grove property. Nos. .
and g. each LOT fronting s. feet Cherry street
and running back al right angles 70 70 loot
alley. with small log and frafae House.
TeFms-1ne- half cazh. bAiEnce in one and two
years, With interest
All are invited and expected 10 attend the SALE
Is the property Il very valgabie and viii be sold
y. i. NICB0L, g. c. Clerk.
}. L. X Il. w. BROWN Agents.
T.W. BARxEs. Auct'r. ssp2-ids
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n. N. BRIES. Jr.. Of this city. has removed bis
law ofiee from The corner Of College and Church
streets. 70 the corner Of Cherry and Deaderick
ltresls. lsepiS-lW
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No CuoLERA ~ GALLAriN.-weh have received a
letter from responsible party in Gallaiiu. deny
ing the ruiaor that the cholera had broken cut in
that place. A Mr. Haug from Smith county. who
had been On a visit 10 this city. taken sick at
GalIaiin, ou bis way home aud died Friday night
at No other case has occurred. and no fears are
entertained Of is spreading.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-18

PERIoDIcALs.-We take great pleasure in re-
commencing our friends to the establishment Of
W. c. COLLIER. on Union street. He keeps con-
stanuy on hand the latest literary newspapers
and periodicals. as well as standard works Of all
kinds. BILLY can furnish you any thing you
want, from steel pen TO the American Encyclo-
pedia. Give him call. His advertisement win
be found in another column, and is worthy a pc
rusoI
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

OFVfcE OF GENERtL SUPEENTExDESI.l
N 4 G. AKD n. q n. ". RAILROADS..
NASHVILLE. Sept 4 1850.
ON AND AFTER. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER
1 J 9fh the Sunday Trains on the N. 4. &.
X r. and the Sunday k,EeeEaion Trains
ou the n. an. W. r. y. VIII be abandoned.
The sunday Night Trains via run IS usual
making close connecttons a. bath termini
Wa. P. TNNES.
Geaerai superintendent
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFFIcE TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC r. r. COMP6NYl
NAsHvILLE, August IS 1866
rs Union street.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
/ Preliminary Survey, with instruments, Of
that portion Of the road which is between the
cities Of Nashville and Knoxville. Tennessee.
report must embrace all necessary information in
regard to the character Ofthe country resources,
the distances intervening grades and distractions,
plans and profile views of the several routes.
The Engineers must state the sum for which the
work will be constructed and all proposals must
be filed at the Office by the first of October.
j. D. B. DEB0W, President.
JOHN KIRKMAN, Chm'n Elk. Com.
sr
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Per Ur YoUn FEutr.-Buy your Fruit Can
nnd Glass Jars In any quantity. AZ the lowest
wholesale prices. J. w. WusoN a Co.
,uls-lm No IL College 81.
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STOLEN HORSE RETURNED HoME.-0n Satur-
day night last very fine hsrsc was stolen off tho
farm Of Mr.. J. FULGHuM, about three miles from
EdgeReld. on the Gallatn pike. The thief proba-
bly, hid the horse in tho woods preparatory to run
ming him in the night as he returned homo about
II o'clock Sunday. having in some way got loose
from, hfs
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DEArH OR CAPTAIN T. J. C0x.-We learn that
Capt T. J. Cox. formerly a Quartormaster on
duty in this city. died Of cholera yesterday after
noon. at six o'clock. Capt. Cox was resident Of
Ohio. and had returned to this city short time
since. TO arrange some business affairs. and wa
stopping at the Stacey House. He was brother
Of Hon. 5. S. Cox, formerly a member Of Con-
gress from the Columbus district
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AaiOn aud Smtrifan.
RATES OF ADvERTlsINO.

The proprietors Of the morning papers Of this
city, for the purpose Of establishing uniformity IN
the rates Of advertising. have agreed upon the
following table of charges. and Qbligate them
from this date:
TIN LIMBS OK LESS TO oOxsTTrr4t A SQUARE
] Square, day 81 O0-each addI insertion 50
] Square, week. 3 50-each add1 square,. 90
] Hquarc. weeks. O0-each add1 square,. 50
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CHOLERA AT LAvERGNE.-The cholera appears
70 be gradually working its way into the towns
and villages south Of Nashville. We presume the
dreadful Destilenee will in degree afiiet all
settled neighbOrhOods along the different railroad
lines We are reliably informed there have been
-four deaths in Lavergne. the first case becoming
developed last Saturday morning. At Smyrna.
we learn Of one case having occurred. but at last
accounts tho person attacked was speedily re-
covering
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OLD TaEATRE.-Wc take pleasure in commend
Ing the company now holding forth at this popu-
lar place Of amusement It is certainly the most
talented array Of artists that have appeared on
the Nashville boards these many days YIcToR
HUGo's thrilling drama. La Tour de n esle was pre-
scented last night with magnificent effect. Harry
LASoDoS. as Capt. Buridan. won the praise Of
every one. Il is enough TO say. he knew his part.
and he played it well. Miss ANNIE SESTER rep
resented the character Of the bloody Queen Re-
gent. Margaret Of Burgundy, in a manner to elicit
encomium from the audience, and at the end Of
each act was called in front Of the curtain. HAIR
RY EyERETr and WoOD BEEsoN acted the Ruff
fans 10 perfection. They are at home wherever
you may put them. The entire east done well,
add we only wish larger audience had been
present, in order that our citizens might see the
excellent company Manager FLYNN has secured
to cater to their amusement.
The afterpieee. Anthony and Cleopatra, in
which Harry EvERyTT and the charming STELLA
Mason took part, was received with great salts
faction.
We cannot close this notice without recommend
ing eitizsns 70 patronize this place of amuse-
ment. These are times when the public mind
should be diverted, and not allowed to run on the
all-absorbing theme Of pestilenee. We don't be-
lieve there was one person in the audience at the
theatre. last night. that did not. for the nOnce,
forget. at least cease 70 think Of the cholera.
We believe it has a healthy influence on the mind
10 witness plays calculated to entertain and amuse
And thus believing, We feel warranted In advising
our friends to visit some place of amusement. 1t
will do them good.
Tonight SHAKsPEARE's comedy Of Katherine
and Petruchio viii be enacted. HARRY LAKE.
DoS will take the character Of Petruehio, and
Miss ANNIE SEsTER that of Katherine. The nau-
teal drama Of Black-Eyed Susan viii conclude
the evenings entertainment. By all means go.
The FIVE BIS SrARs.-While the members Of
the "BrOwnlow's Black Boys Base Ball Club"
were engaged in playing near the Sulphur Spring.
on Sunday last they suddenly stopped their sport.
when one Of them exclaimed Oar comes de
white folks. Denis perlicemen-I see d. starsI'
He was right; the stars" were after them. and
they succeeded in capturing eighteen Of the asso-
citation" The Recorder told them they would
not be allowed TO violate the Sabbath ordinance,
but as this was the first ofense of the kind, be
would deal leniently with them. He1ined twelv
Of them 50 apiece. and the balance s. apiece
They paid their fines. and the members of the
loyal" Base Ball Club relieved the court Of their
presence.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
. a I L w a Y
CHANGE OF TIME.
gFIcE o. GENERAL suPERETENDEET.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SuPERINTKNDENT.
N. h Q. AND N. X N, W. RAILWAY.
Nashville. Tenn. August "a. 1866
ONAND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
~ 18TH, 1850. and until further notice, Pas.
senger trains will run as follows;
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South. at 7i0 A. ~ and 4.eO ?. n. Arrive AZ Chatta
nOOEa al 5.35 p NJ and 100 A. n. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at ais A. n. and I'd
?. n. Arrive at Nashville at Las p. X. and 5;i5
a. n. next day.
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Ayers Pills.

A RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE
Ia n and complaining Are you
=. I. j ]. ]. !. ! /. !.
~ out of order with your system de-
! fOrtable2 These symptoms are
creeping upon you, and should be
aYerted by q timely use Of the right remedy. Take
Ayers Pills, and cleanse out the disOrdered hum
ors-purify the blood, and let the fluids move on
unobstructed in health again. They stimulate
purify the system from the distractions which
make disease. A cold settles somewhere in the
body. and deranges its natural functions. These,
if not relieved, react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs, producing general aggraya-
tion. suffering and arrangement. While in this
condition, take Ayers Pills. and see how directly
they restore the natural action OF the system, and
with it the buoyant feeling Of health again. What
is true and so apparent in this trivial complaint
is also true in many Of the deep seated and dan
+serOus distempers. The same purgative effect
arrangements of the natural functions Of the body
they are rapidly and many Of them surely cured
of these Pills will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cure, such as
Headache. Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious
Complaints. Indigestion, Derangement Of the
Rheumatism. Dropsy, Worms and Suppression,
when taken in large doses.
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them easily, and they are surely the
best purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure,
For the speedy and certain Cure of In
ternli4tent Fever, or ChiIIs and Fever,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache. and bilious FeVers; indeed,
for the whole class of diseases origin
ating fn hillary arrangement, caused
by the malaria OF miasmatie cOun-
tries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the sever
est case of ChillS and Fever, and IL has this great
advantage over other Ague medicines. that II sub
dues the complaint without injury &c the patient.
1t contains no quinine OF other deleteri0us sub
stance nor docs II produce qulnism OF any mum
Gus effect whatever. Shaking brothers OF the
army and the west. try il and you will endorse
these assertions.
Prepared by J. G. AVER q Co.,
Lowell, Massachusetts. and sold by
druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
and retail in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMOVILLE 4 WHARTON.
auldEw-au&sept
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HONORARY And COMMERCIAL.


ppfIcE ~ THE OxIoN AND AMxaIcaS.l
TUESDAY. September IS 1866. J
MoxETARY.-There vas ne fretaation in gold
yesterday, it having opened at 145was la5 at noon
and closed at the same rate at P. * Dealers
here were paying 14S. and holding At l4S.
Govemmeat Securities are are lower:
5-1ys Registered -.---..---.-~.-----. 4go
5-2os, C0upOBs--.-..------...----..-.4 HIS
ID and ID eefie s,-.-..---.---.----- ie5s4
l0-il s-----,----- -'---------s-------
7-sfGs .--.---.-... lto342lOots
Liverpool adviccs ofthe 18th inst. quote 5-20's
at ~.
There IS but little doIng among oar bankers
Exchange on New York is taken at Is discount,
and sold at pan.
Bank Of Tennessee is firm at 40942. buying.
Large lots would probably command IS cents.
Planters Bank IS bought At 50, and SOLD at 81
cents
Union Bank notes are bought az IS cents
Southern Bank notes are unchanged.
Nashville Grocery and Produce Market.
We have no change to report in prices since our
last issue. Business is moderate. and the demand
principally local.. Our merchants do not expect
20 do much country trade except by:orders. The
prevalence Of the cholera has the effect to keep
country merchants away from the city.
Cincinnati Market.
by telegraph
CIxc1xxATI, Sept. 17.-Flour steady with mode.
rate demand Trade brands S1i9l2 50; fancy Sl3
ola. Wheat quiet-NO. red 81 So. Corn and
oats unchanged and firm. Whisky 50 81 Pro-
visions unchanged. Mess pork sold at S32@32 50.
Bulk meats held 143z61i7c. Bacon II 10 and 20s<c
with a moderate jobbing demand. Lard dull at
Ice. Groceries firm but quiet. Butter Z3@Scc.
Gold 1i4115.
New York Money Market.
by Telesraph.l
New York, Sept. Il. nOon.-Gold opened at
1445s, and closed at 145S.
Cotton quiet and steady at 49, Se.
The Ohio River.
PITTsBuRG, Sept 1.-THE river is four feet six
inches by the pier mark. and falling. Weather
clear.
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Studying the fact that twelve prominent Under
writing Institution have either failed or been COM
PEELED a. retire, since the commencement 81 me
year 1866. will not fail 20 seek for real wealth.
hOna Gsle resources, and tried experience,
as requisite qualities in the present emergency.
Ss- Agencies in all prominent localities, where
Hartford Policies can be ebtained-
Ultimate Safety the EGrG1lOs's't
consideration ia Insurance. Pay
ing rates demanded, and coiiser-
CGtice principles gHarGHfeed.
FARNsw0RTH a CLARK, Agents.
For Nashville and Vicinity. corner ChsrTy snd
Union. sepf-AAeS
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= L LIN A(LL<
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
ID August Term, in the case Of w. W. Allen. ct
ala VI. David NJ. Allen, ct ais, will, IN con-
junction with T. i, Michel. County Court Clerk,
on the premises at II o'clock. the
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0NAND AFrER SUNDAY. sEPTEM-
u RER I'D, 1859, and until further mo-
tice. Trains will run as follows:
Memphis, Mobile and New Orleans
Express, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. Time from Nashville to
at $40 P. n. Decatur 6hours 81 min
Arrives at Decatur, N emphis Is hours 50
All A. ~. minutes.
" Memphis. 2s0 P n. Mobile ss hours min.
Mobile. ll;45 A. N. n. Orleans a hrs 50 mini
n. Orleans, $50 r. ~ Time from Memphis to
Leaves n. Orleans. Nashville Is hr 4S min.
800 P M.lLoaisyille "a hrs IS min.
Memphis, 800 P. NJ Time from New Orleans
+" Mobile, 200 P N. to Nashville 50 hours
Arrives Nash As minutes.
vile. SIS A. MlLouisville AZ hrs IS min
"a Louisville, 235 P. MlTime from Mobile to
Connects at Nashville Nashville 81 hrs IS min
and Louisville direct Louisville 4S hrs IS min.
with TRANS for all i'm
pOrtant points.
Huntsville Mail. Daily, Except Sunday
Leaves Nashville at 7l0, A. ": arrives at Decatur
at SEQ P. n: arrives at Huntsville at Il3 P. n;
leaves huntsville at3:l2 An Decatur 81 5:O 4. n;
arrives at Nashville at 1855 p. n. Connects direct
for Louisville, and with afternoon Trains on N.&
@. 4 n. 4 N. W. 4 Z. 4 X. R. T.. for allPoints
on those lines.
Columbia Accommodation Train, Daily,
Except Sunday.
Leaves Columbia at 7;l5 A. n: Arrives at Nash
vile at 1000 A. H; leaves Nashville at 3 Is P. H.
arrives at Columbia, 500 Pm.
Through Tickets can be procured at the ONCE
east eOrnerof Summer and Church streets, and at
the Broad Street Depot, Nashville, Tennessee
J.. b. VAN DYNE.
sepl General Superintendent
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convention Postponed.

AOhNthAAOh EOStBohNNs
In consequence Of the alarm felt by numbers Of
delegates and others throughout the State at the
presence of cholera in Nashville the State Exeeu-
tive Committee have deemed it their duty to
postpone the Convention from Thursday, the 18th
inst. to Tuesday, the "a day Of October next. This
they do not DO because the disease has assumed
anything like an epidemic form, but not knowing
when II may, the Committee. unwilling TO
call their friends from their homes TO this
city, where a change Of climate and Of water
may seriously affect them. even under pre-
sent circumstances. The Committee regret the
necessity Of this DOstpOnement, and trust ali
friends Of the Conservative cause will rally in
Nashville on the first Tuesday in October
BY order the Executive Committee.
JOHN S. BRIEN. Chairman.
JoHN C. GAUr. +. II. East,
P.W MANY, &c. DUNNINGTON.
W. Mar. BRowN, HENRY WATTERsON.
E. f. JONES. Secretary.
Arrangements have been made with the differ
ent railroad companies to carry delegates to the
Convention and back At half fare.
BLANK BooEs.-0ur Merchants, Bankers. In
suranco Companies and Manufacturing establish
men;s in need Of Blank Books. should give MAR
SHALL & BRUCE. No. q Deaderick street. Blank
Book Manufacturers. a call before purchasing.
They are making a superior article. lsepll-lW
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tanOORa for all cities kast and South.
Sleeping ears on all Night Passenger trains
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
ExPREss PAssExGRR---TeaYcs Nashville for
Johnsonvilie, and al points West and Northwest.
at 2l0F.M. Leaves Kingston Springs at 80, ,.
n. Arrive at sohns0nville 6,i0 p. n. Returning
leave JOhns0nvilie al 7:lO A. n, Arrive AZ Kings
ton 1910, p. n. Arrive ht Nashville AZ ll:sa ?. n,
AccaNaoDt rIONs-Leave Nashville at Gla, r. n.
Arrive at Kingston al 6l0. p. n. Arrive az
Jacksonville at 1880, ?. n. Leave Johnsonyiiie AZ
LOO A. n, Leave Kingston Springs bl5, 4. n.
Arrive az Nashville az 500 an.
Trains on the n. < n. W. r. r, connect 81
Iohns0nville, with the Cairo and J0hnsonvillo
Sc Bershs aad Meals FREE ON Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and ". w. Railroad.
e. Passengers By this route save expense 0s
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
81 Traias stop at all intermediate psints.
Procure tickets At II G. JacksOn's opposite 81
ClOgd Hotel. or At the ChatiaRo0ga Depot.
w. -. INNEs, Gent Sup't
N. x Z. and n. ". r.
J. W. BROWN. Gent Pass Agents.
snnFT-tI
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IIEsDA1. oIIICI109T 70, Idl7l,
MONETARY. vas ne f1etaation in gold
yesterday, it having opened at was l45 at noon
and closed at the same rate At y. Il. Dealers
here were nasine 1l2. and holding at l4s
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.
THE GREAT BORDER LINE OF THE VAR.

rglWo DAILY FAST TRAINS FROM BELL
/ ARE and Parkersbarg 10 Baltimore. WASH
ington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and all
Eastern Cities, and the only route by which
through tickets, or through baggage checks. can
be procured 10 Washington City
This is the only route by which Merchants have
the privilege Of the Baltimore Philadelphia.
New Xork and Boston Markets. at the price of
ticket through by one of the other lines; and by
paying two dollars additional, the traveller can
visit Washington City.
First class Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Baggage checked through from all principal
in the West.
~ Ask for Through Tickets BY the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Tickets by this line can be
procured ct all the principal Railway Offices in
tn West. JOHN i. WILSON,
L. NJ COLE. Master of Transp0rtiOn,
General Ticket Agent. ssp2eOd
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING CONCLUDED TO RETIRE FROM
III the business Of Storing Cotton. we have this
day sold out 10 GEORGE G. ALLEN x co.
The cotton IN store consigned % us By our
friends, will still have our closest attention, %
We will always be found at the Old stand and viii
ship or sell for them as they may desire.
J. A. McALISTER 4 co.
Nashville. Sept. Z. 1856.
A CARD.
IN RETIRING FROM THE COTTON FAC
j forage and Commission Business We take
great pleasure in recommending our SUCCESSOR.
Messrs GEORGE G. ALLEN x CO.. 10 the patronage
Of our numerous friends, a. every way worthy Of
their confidence and support, -
J. A. McALISTER & co.
Nashville, Sept, 1866.
DY REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE ADVER-
ID TISEMENT il will be seen that We have
succeeded Meesrs. J. A. McALIsTER < Co. IN the
Cotton and Tobacco FaetOrage and General Com
mission and Forwarding Business. AZ the old
stand corner 81 Broad and College streets. where
We will be pleased % see al the Old cast0mers
Of the house, and our own friends and ucquaint-
We hope 10 be asle % give satisfaction to all
those who may entrEst ~ with their business.
GEORGE c. ALLEN 4 CO..
Oftheold firm Of BURGE 4 ALLEE,
Nashville Sep. Z, 1885. ifeps-Sf.
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aafsehfYreat IN NeI,F

Ia Tie Cirsg.-C-8E q UarssEaa c7saty, Eeaassses-
s5ulAws-t6, Nanes 3 o. IS T. III. Cfssr1
The plaintiffs Batins susd ost an attach
ment in debt before me against the defend
ant, and II appearing THAI said defendant is
a Nonresident of riIc state, It IS kerebY or
.dercd by tho unders igned, cleEk Of said
court, that publication Be nade f5f four con
secusiye Weeksi in the B0byar Bulletip, 4 the
last FlbGeatioAsto.p be AZ least OaeYaeIo loEo
the sitting of our next ci9ceit7couFt, freerfIr-
ing said defendant 20 appear ct the next term
Of our said esarE to be held 81 the court
bouae, in the town If Bolivar, ON the first
Monday I'D july next and defend this cause,
Otherwise the sanas VII be proeeeose With
* Dartee. r. b. Mcdowell.
Arrtf ~ f=rr. er-eal Ft=e9 lIEaz