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Better New. from the Freedmen.


We have Iust been talking with an
Intelligent friend, resident ot Macon
who has d tine plantation. in south.
western Georgia This gentleman IS "a
man Of high character. some Judgment
and religious pTuaple Be saws that
lev weeks ago be went down 10 h.s
place sud, alter having made personal
inquiry and Investigation, concluded
that IL would be folly TO adventure ur
on a cotton crop next year None
the negroes would make contract.
particularly for labor iu c0gtou5growInF
ANA apparently the most truatuoftu.
and valuable among bis former hand
had lett the place without word q
eNplanau0n4--iu moat cases leavir
their helpless dependents beaiu.
them
lie determined therefore. torrent out
has place, bat not meatiuF with a-tus.
factory tenant, he went down Just De-
fore Christmas, mainly for the purpose
OF protecting IL is0m spoAalou Tlhi4
astOnishmeut, he i0uui that "a cotap.rte
revolution had meauwhilr taken place
IN the feelings and views 0f the ne
Eroes The revolution. 10 hts oHn rv
precision, was as sudden aud cJnp.Fts
as the downfall O.. the late CJuisisraev.
'sOcalled Almost every oac of hi
hands came forward, aud expressed nm
earnest desire 10 make clutrac. for
the coming year. Most of tha aHseu.
tees, who had made yegll. aersamrntt
with neighbors, begged q tears To- Lr
taken back 10 the "O.d Plantation
IhIs our friend agree 70, provided they
brought Wrttea releases from their vsr
bal eng sgemenls aud OIL lhey started
and rUtuned with them very a1og.
A contract was then drawn up and
executed by the whole force, IN which
they consented TO work aithial.v uu
next Christmas, aud meauwhilr 10 be
furnished with food, clothing and an
neCessaries, but 40 wages. until that
time when the whole years wages
shcuid be paid down IN = iump. A ia-.
ieiJure OF all previous earnings was
agreed to as The penalty o. dsserJion-
our friend explaining 20 them that be
thought II enough for him % risk time.
capital and expenses on crop Whioh
might be abandoned in midsummer aud
bring no return, and that they. ike
himself, should be wiihug 10 wait unll
the crop was gathered ,or ths proEls Of
the JOINT 0Peyaiiun Alter some de.
CUSTOM, thiz point Was conceded with
a reasonable degree Of cleUrfuiness,
and ell hands went b work with an ap
parent determination % make crop
our friend was considerably elated win
the prospects, and we siuceEeiy hope
his expectations wiz be realized -Nl-
con (Ga } J5.y.
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plain Of Varennes. not far from Vim
e+nnes- In the city, the speculation.
and plans sre plenty As autumn leaves
| A second Grand Hotel is to be put
up close TO the first one, and. amons
other Improvements, it viii contain S
mammoth concert hall compared with
which the largest now in existence
would seem the merest alcoyes. An
other proposition IS to roof over the
garden Of the Palsis Royale with glass
and place in it tgslVs kl8ldrsa billiard Ia
blss.
In the neighborhood Of Passy there
Is to be 8 caravansera erected, where
visitors can find board and lodging at
reasonable prices, and omnibus accom-
m0dati0n all the time
Paris Is even now, to the stranger, 8
wonderful spectacle Of splendor and
variety, but should merely a tithe Of
the new things proposed for the Ex-
hi0ihon time be carried out the Paris
lans themselves will have to make a
fresh study Of their metropolis. Amer
ican novelties will not be in the back
ground, and an immense concourse Of
our fellow-citizens from all parts of the
Union may be expected to Join the
festivities and expenditures of this
worlds convention
Following the lead Of the President.
the Hon. Mr.. Banks, n. c. from Mss
saehusetts and Member Of the Commit
zee on Foreign Affairs, reported to the
House Of Representatives q resolution
accepting the invitation of the French
Government To be represented at the
dreat Exposition Of 1867. approving all
that has hitherto been done by the
Secretary Of State in reference TO the !
matter, and providing for the appoint |
nent OF clerks in connection with the |
Commission The resolution vas adopt
ID and thus We are fairly' and officially /
sngsged to compete for prizes in the
yrandest industrial contest ever pre-
Jared by man Who eau doubt that
he proud prominence of the United
states will be Worthily maintained
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Upper East Tennessee.
The readers Of ihe Gssette NIL Pa
uaamoer the trial by court martial Ia
tais city last fsil Of Col 10 Parsons
iate Of tno 9Th Tennessee cavslry 5r
me killing Of Capt rhornhal. 0fnsrlv
.Oi Tie same regiment col. PAu1ns
was convicted, but owing 10 his ssilart.
y ana his eNcellent character - !, rs.4.
uemsn, the REVERSING olhcer sst as..l L.
ahe deeislon OF the court upou the
accommodation Of iH meml,ers. ana
CoL Parsons was restored 10 bis e1m-
mand lie has SINCE been hono-allv
mustered cut wiih his regiment h.
Wal De remembered that rhornhiIL VIA
was ooniessedly dangerous man. Was
snot oy order Of Col Parsons. and BE-
fore and sfter the ht,ers trial varinss
members Of BIS regiment were coart-
maruaied FOR the same shsnse. ham
we're all acquitted on the ground that
obedience 10 the commands OF a mill
tary superior was not criminal
Soon after Col Parsou S trial. General
Thomas issued General Order 80 ~
which prohibits the State authorize,
irom srreStng or trying those who
have been IN the Federal array Tor acis
committed during their tern Of servic,
some time since, however. two rx-
soldiers OF the 9Th ronnesee, indicted
by the Grand Jury Of jefferson county
.or the murder OF Th0raaiu, were h.
laTcerated IN the Dandriigs iail The
acts were brought before the military
authorities who At onco decided thai
Berry and Rigs were not subject 10
rial by the civil authorities under the
provisions Of General Order ~. ana
Lieut. Miller, l4th U. 5. L. J.. was dis.
'atched IRON Knoxville % the So.
q Jefferson % notify the authorize.
It the Ma, that Berry and Riggs were
leld IN violation OF the orders OF Gen
.nomas The sheriff. s Mr Swan. re-.
used to release his prisoners. where /
pom Gen Giliem sent Lieut. Southarl [
{ hls sLad, with I've men % snEirce I
heir hberahon The Lieutenant an /
.yed Sc Dandridge, exhibited hisa ap- !
aorI,y 20 the Sheriff, the Attorney .
eneral aud the Circuit Judge-couft .
eng in session-all OF whom declined I
recognize the right or 10 acknowi 4
dge the power Of the military 70 inter
re IN behalf Of its late soldiers when
ieut Southard notified che sheriff that
e would proceed 10 the ial and re
ase Berry and Riggs, the sheriff sum
.oned a posse OF more than n hundred
ld ordered them 70 shoot tie first man
DO, under Lieut. Southard s orders at.
mpted 60 enter the Jail one hun
red being two many tor six men. the
.cutenaut returned and reported the /
cts Then 10 gss thai General G.Ilem [
dered Capt Ed T. Brown. let a. 3 I
A heavy with 2uu men. % Dan
'itre, with orders TO release the priss-
rs At The sight Of the dark cloud
th bay0ncs that did not remind one
ralpboWs Of peace, the loyal radicals
Jefferson county retired in good OF
r Riggs and Berry we're released
q Mr cgl1red soldiers are still en-
mpe- In the State OF jefferson. where
.eNpeet soon To- hear of a Freelmaus 4
orr being established
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

(IAMEROA, W4i. a Co.-Book and Job Printers.
~ and pu hshers Of the Daiy and Weekly
Ulon. Printers Alley. betseen Union and Dead
eTicz streets. 10.
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CALIFORNIA RAIsISs Small quantities
of California raisins of fair quality,
have been received in this market from
time to time for several years past, but
no considerable consignment has ever
been offered for sale by our merchants
until this season. We notice on Front
street lot of 10000 pounds, equal TO
100 full bOxes-in whole aud halt boxes
which at first sight we mistook for
first quality fresh Malaga raisins, but
which we learned on inquiry were pro
duct d this season at B. n. Bugby Ma
toms Vineyard, four miles from Fol
som, 81 Dorado county, California.
They are produced from grapes of the
Hungarian variety, known as Fisher
Sagos, which are excellent for table
use, drying into raisins or making into
wine. These rsisins are in all respects
equal to those of Malaga, and sell at
the some price Little by little we are
becoming independent of the tropical
countries Of the world, and preparing
TO become exporters rather than i'm
pOTters of many articles which cannot
be produced elsewhere in the United
States - San Frdncisc1 paper.
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TINNRRs, de.
WALL PAPGR, ct,

TnSON, J. W, a oO-Msnufactlrers and
w Wholesale and Retail DesleTs 10 nB, Copper
End Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. IT
College street.
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DkJiEhlt lr-H.s aH LrIl.H rect 1. o..
airerl. rttare1 Summer auI Consfs an.I II
alrtrF .s-aHt t-fas-l lllr-l su 2 90 lar are I-a.
lf ua..a-i o. ca1.i.-l .t.na r1rt az a1f I-.-. III
1-s rHFe.1a1-. ul r-rer .- - rr.Illrri. aaalr Ia
o. d Fl.ar 1.Ht1.li- 10 Erafes r' % uH t.. a.I.
u.s..el ~ trceu fnEuesr % asii saFE Il nsl
go aueucai H.Ia 20 taya l1m o. Hae. go
puai-d ia1ldy t1 -1al5 5lar o.. 90 q ms faf ft,
t-s sf-ert avrE eIi lF uaffi.a f8 r.sa-.raat zs-I
rurtiu shs ssn-use a Eh-h VIII b. ctaresI II.
fls ur3l.riT cFl-f.
ii-s- ". Nsrr. sE0wS. Nsvsr
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DRyPEETF oEaers 90 CansEs "a W.-,st
Il s-rssit. 1e-seeu -ha square aII Hr,slf -f-s..
sfe nere1y l1ltaf % ceussiu-f u.lr afda. s- t|-.
iaFeuIeutTi eI p rlfef t4r ca oles Wherever 49,
re aIrsl il an7rr arrs utH fha -ll- s.... ..-. .-
saes uaicIu uiH 30 iaFu sissf % inr a.. i. I.r.rsr
on srF. alrl sad a44E mass D. H.aa4r..-l.s.I
Eifdu su days fruu ini fafs. a1d urI-n..I faf.ie
= com. ieila or t1r eIif 90 clIlrsrf f.a far..
Q th- i1,Hi-. aud t1e erpsa aI as ehsl.si l
ins properly gEufrr-
derla v ntrr RRrLrr ~
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sre brought fsce TO face and left to sd
Just their relations OF business and in
terest without the intervention Of a
thlrd power, tAe better it VII be Tor al
tes-.Ao5li. A. eraser
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ATTORNEYS AZ Law.

CIAkPBRLL McRwEN eRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys Al Lev ana Claim Ageats, practice N al
ne y grt-- Co1eciion- promptly sttende5 70
$50 eians agsinsf the United Ststss and Vouchers
collected Ofice u Norm Cherry street up stairs.
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91kOn

eIEnn PER lEaR Ws usa. - 49,
QAOOsO sF-rFrhsre 1-sl izr faEseEfa
- 7sa' az as1lu-s. Three uea Ff1Is. Nuf=r
ana usrer sd aaruufs.l asassa- ftsYa s.I
slI sf .ll7 eue7ln iglas pal tlr H-li al 40 Hss
srid p ~ Z u.tad Hialss icr isls rIu 81 ahI
- ililI lornsen - Raue. Hnreier 3 Wisua
otoer ehesp mzerurs sTs ~ i,s111asli1 firsnial.
iffe- AdIress. 1f Cd gpan -lsH a IiIff. .hl.
SD. NEas. 1rsl - - iauzieaT aaa v--s.
10. 20 Garter q d. sle1 - ~ "a. IA -.
a1rda kiacE. Chicsgu. lLs - W Wast - ~
sirsss. C.ncRrE1. ohu. ~ ~. snanlfn,s. -
eAaass. ss1sie. = 10 dslis luadss -
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80, -. t1aaaa-r casa Ia..g ID r...
''--' i'.'.re g. ,'ega. a.as lIs-la s.5.as-.
"e a's al-l1sirti g. araauass rsr,..
~ ~ 7. = ,a-l ls'r .ar .eaaly rras..r. Ii
p =, % % l-.a1u.a uu d tpEfs4
-. - 4 -a..- ls.e .al e.ss.aa - ~ - ~.
N'-l'f iiis.ae at tl. rasaa. 81 ar.r ..-...
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lARET 4 SMITH. Nos &c sud ss Uniou street,
~ up stsirzl represeu; the fll5Eing Companies !
1-tna Of Hartford, Security, Msnns'tsn, Metropolis
al fnoenix and knickerboc1er LIE Of New York,
nd Accident Of ColUnbus, chic.
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NOTICE y asrsby Even e al persoos harnK
- hsEa4Fs cf slg Ent, chscksd or unchsekssi,
TIA, q clEm I'D tare nd oaerAgs away be15-v
tha - 1Ey cl 4A1lary, lisa, - a. ruE,aInine a
Aaad ~ = ~ q pse1s aseeoa &c skai a.,
sfhFHKHs 60.
49, In AFspistsH GeDRENE HasN.
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From The Nemuii Arsu~, Dsc al
GREAT CONFEDERATION.

A Store and Stock Consumed A
Large Livery stable Destroyed -
Heavy Loss OF Props Head
Of Horses Liberated from the
ScOTchlng Flames.
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Auction Sale
OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY, the gth day OF lsOusry ls55
will oder tor sale at Puhlc Auction, sg Nashyl lie,
Tenn-. the Following Cove intnent Property
Oo0 Cavalry b'snkets, condemned.
a,OoO Sporting hes,
500 Nusket barrels,
s.oo0 ihs Bar lron, assorted
sou lts asst Steel.
le. 100 lbs Scrap Iron.
a. .0o0 lbi scTsp lesd.
Horses
10 Nule-.
sNsgons
Also, isrEe srnount q Iufsatry snd CsvsiTy ac-
couTements, horse e4uipweuts, harness, tsrpan-
liu= painta, oils alconol, fosiu. glue, tar, se-
graase soap, csudles, Csrpenters' and Black -niths
tools cut nails scrtp bIsss end copper otce oesEs
furuiture, &C., &c
The sale vii commence at 10 O'Clock m. st the
Ordnsnce Depot, Coll age street, south Nashville,
and Wil routuue from Gay % day unit the whole IS
disposed o.
Terms cssh-n government funds.
C. p. ROUkWELL. Byt. Ospt-,
Dfcai-td Lieut. OF Ordnsnee-
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BOOKSELLERs AND sFATIONERS.

GPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
- FRANK, SUCCESSORS 10 NJ J. Druckel. Brewers
o. Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad stres,, Nash
vile, Tenn decs ly
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WeAak

The sEaarug miiuaa IN cur lAnd 30 gve thiS
remedy tisli csnFinced that 6Y its timely nse
many may - reisesed. manT cured Of DyepePsLA,
hcsrtburn. suuf -icinact- sex hesdacue. ll@1-
uess, indigestion. fies, &. steessss, Blious AZ
tacss, Llver Cunsssisnis. khsnm-tc Afsct.cnas &C.
Read the Pamphlet OF IeetlulouiEis win eaeh bot
oi your Paysiciza.
MsauisetuTea osly By TARKAET 90. 81
Greenvlch sSrcsl New fork.
z-For sais ~ al nrunrissA. r4ys ~
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FOR SALE.

FIRST
TRACT q land cont tuuiug az sores, TO the IN
"A d.strici Davidson county, shout miles from
Nashville. only part Of the lrart viii Be sold. II
desired.
"A No. IS, sbouI ~ miles nom the CIV on the
Clubersnd rvsE. % Tie plsce Is d aas yeupF
sPPls o7chsrd.
A HoUsE aud Lotin Nefth sumnlers street. beipg
n second door Norih o. Gsy street, SID SKIS
FOURTH.
A \ unimproyed LOT, sdoiniog he lasi meauoaed
Il Vet, GO the North side rontng OF Summer e
SO1s isst. and llo Zee, deep.
FIFTH.
A lot iu North side Of Gsy stIsei, l2U isei gesl
"a " summer street. 60xlso feet.
SIXTH.
aRuuImprosed Lot, South EIDE o. crawised sI
"A osi~eea Summer and High sts-, xlOs's loot
SEVENTH.
A lot 10 lover Water st-esi nd'oininE Fyuns
n i0g "a he NorSh sioe. Sad beng asEiot ieel
EIGHTH.
fINREE lot 10 Wetrnore's Addition 90 Fdgvned
a sdioiIlpS ths S1u'k sd OF Kott Slewssts prop-
cry each being 5Ozi50 feet
NINTH.
A bol " Preston Hs-s' aid.t.an 20 Nashville. ou
"a the NerA s'ee oi the N-s c. r. K, saj bs-ng
TENTH.
A lot stout - feet West o. the Rashr7iie sni
81 Ffaukhn turnpike roa.i. on ~. r,.d a. sfrrat
TunninS ae-ssa DIV snd dlvaing ne ID lansio
A~sium Iron the property knosn a. the Berry
spp,y 20 T b CHILDREss, st his Law once
"a siks North Cnlses slreeS-nesr Union-o,e-
stcond csnonN Bsnk aec2s-au
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Proclamation By the GoVernor,

STATE or TENNESSEE, +.
EXECU TIVE DEPARTMENT.
NAsEyILLE, Dec. IA. 1885.
WHEkEts g vacancy hss occurred n the General
Assembly Of the stale OF Tennessee, by the res'G-
nation OF the Hen. r. +. Lssster senstoJ from the
Fourteenth senators Distnct, composed 81 the
counties Of Cannon, Coffee, 6TuAoy, Van Buren
and Warren; Therefore,
/, William o. BroWnloE, Governor of the State Of
Tennessee, DO hereby COmmEud the She IFS %
sad counties of Cannon. Coffee. Grundy. Nsn Bu-
ren snd Warren, respect Eely, TO open and hold
election on saturday, the 18th day Of January 1896,
a the different places OF voting IN iheir rispec-
tive counties 20 said cSney, and thst they
make return according 10 Law.
- In testimony whereof, have hereuuto sub
HN#sN 'scnbed my name and caused the Great
S5esi o the sfsts Of Tennessee 70 be afhxrd
A the Department. IN the city Of Nashville, this
lfh dsy Of December, lse5.
ly the Governor. " q. BROWNLOW.
A. : FLETCHER, see's OF ststs-
dt-ls-fd
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A Twenty Nile Race ia sieirhs IN
iiinEesOtn.

A Twenty Mile Race ia Sieirhs in
MinEesOta.
Prom ne s.. Psni Pres,
The race frora thi. city tc Hudson.
Wisconsin, 3 distance Of twenty miles.
between Ben Hazens rGau horse and
Ralph TaylO-s gray mare, came oil yea
terday, according 70 published pro
gramme. AJOUt city persona we're a.
sembled at the Merchants Hotel. 10 see
them start They were driven in cu.
teTs Charles Whitcher accompanying
Ralph Taylor, and X. Boyden sharing a
seat with Ben HazeU.
They left the Merchants at precisely
halfpast twelve o'clock, both horses
starting oG even, and 81 q brisk pace.
bat after going 3 few rods the .oau
took the lead The following telegram
announces the result
HUDslS, Dec. %, 1856.
To The ST. Paul Press
Ben Hazons roam horse won the rsce
in one hour and twenty (l2W minute
Whitchefs ponies cane through in one
hour and forty minutes.
A. BoYDEx,
Q. A WHircHER
The wind which prevailed had.
doubtless, ohstructed me road some
what with snow, or the time would have
been, perhaps, ten or efteen minutes
better We have not harmed what
time the gray mare made
The winner takes 10th rigs and City
dollars IN cash.
Whitcher's ponies, it viii be seen
ron the disPeteh, we're driven ever Ia
ems hour and foTty miuutes--Fsry cred
table tine, certainly.
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Rnndliaa
Dissolution.

the nsn1e snd style o. PERSIN a WIi.BiI &. IL
dis dsy by mztuAi conseuf, dissolved. Ths husi-
a~us uiil hsrester y carre I % - r. E FERkIN
vhs Sii be psased 70 ses ssy 3 ~ ed frsnds, u
Cc1d Hesa. fkANA y. fkkklst 4
Dee. tA 1e4a. Al y NALblA
SscSi-lN
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CLAIM AnENTa. Hc-

MTERS q HUNT-Bisnufacturers Of ali the
M Latest styles OF First Class Carriages and
bagges, Express Wagons and CArTydls, Y North
Market street
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KHIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealsrs 10 Cumberland
N and iittsburg Coal Wood saved And spit N
stove lengths. Ofbce ~ ChnTch street. Yard On
Rolling Mi1 dll, south OF Broad. Ali orders flled
promptly.
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sHH.:;:aIEIIT3: 8
l0Sl5!s ems.
/ / i.llIi.f|E:11.'t
- : lsEIsg Ias !: 6 HIS
6o : / Isl Isl 2 O0l 2 sol 81 4 S5 TH
IA s. sol 25l 2 5Ol col 3 COL 81 s5O
No e. O0l 75l 3 O9i 3 s., Sol s 81 10 90
H1 g.. ~ %, r. Tsl 75l ......I .....
No r.. 2 5ol 8 IS T5l 4 Isl 4 Isl - -
No g.. 3 col & col 4 sol T5l S O0l -
solo g. O. % o0 . ..... ...... ~ - - --

These pens oeAs my irode marx o. P. BARHns
E1TaA 1ou-, AT.," for which / have secured the
1py-Ts9ht, and are warranted eqaal In fneness Of
material and workmanship 20 the best Eastern man
oiaclure, and are believed % Be superior 70 Rl
others IN durability and other substantial Qualities
shieh combine 20 1csks really servicssbie per
sent by mail or express on receipt Of prca tna
retTIl csegG Qf D. mail, 81 " nix when 20 cent
e soded for regstsT Write your name and al
dress plainly. VIZ ETI =
Fosiage on single pen 1Ess esatS pen with hry
Csc or kold Y and box sI ccJfs. Old pens re.
psifed ioT y cent? l0ld sd1sPl sSch- Circulars
uDt FREk. address
o. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Msnufacturer,
- Ehin-strsst, O3f. Sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insuraaoe CompaaIes. J

CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF InsurAaoe Companies.
CWRET SMITH. Nos. sc aud $ uniou street,
y tuP stsirzl represent the fIl5EipE Companies !
krna Of Hartford, Security Manns'tsn. MeiropoH.
i-ul fhoenix and knickerbocker LIE Of New lork
and Accident Of Columbus, chic
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
CnNPBRLL MoR1RN eRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys Al Asg ana Claim Agents, practice IN al.
ne ne Csgrts. Colesfion- promptly sttende5 70 :
$50 ciains aesnsi the Unit Ststss and Vouchers
eoHectea- once u North Cherry street, up stairs.
OTIs, K A.--AttOrney and Counrellor a. Law,
" Once s21s Cherry 81. P o. Box T4s.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ErIRsr NATfaNAL BANK-eovernrnen peposi.
- tSry-No. 50 College street, between Union
anc the PuLiic Square dealers IN Uncurrsnt
Money, ExehScgs, Uoin, and Government securi-
ties o. al knds- Stocks and Bonds bought and
sole On commissio1- Collections promptly al
A. G. sAEFosD, Pres't JAS. G. ooDrS, ,cash'r.
MARR, THos s.-Broksr, corner Union and
III College strees-, buys and sells Gold. Ureur-
Collecuons attended to promptly.
Also buys and cells on c. mmsslon-
9 D00ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ zs cherry street. deslz an Exchange, Govern
meat securities and CO n. CollecIions promptly
attended 70 J. Luas0Ks, Cashier.
VtHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals N Exchange; Government Securities
And COln- ColiectlODs promptly a4tended 70.
Gold, Stocks And Bonds sid on Commission
". W. bKRkT, President. EDaAR JoEKs Cashier
-
HsOOh AND JOR PRINTING.
4 (IAMEROA, WA. a Co.-Book and Job Printers. |
~ and pu hshers Of the Daiy and Weekly |
Uaon. Printers Alley. betseen Union and Dead |
eTlcz streets. 70
BREWERY.
- PRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL & /
~ FRANK, SUCCESSORS 70 NJ J. Druckel, Brewers i
o. Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad stres, Nash
vie, Tenn ldecS ly
soOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.
CTNEsT hTfDN |
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALRas. Asc

DAUL 3 SANFORD. Forwarding and Coz mir
L sion Merchants. our prompt attention is gwen
g the receiving and forwarding Of CO4ToS. Al
South Market st4eet
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

II 5. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Clam
u. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. noyz6-ly
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SINGLETON, T. q H-Bookseller, Publisher.
~ slauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
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ToHN oNEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
~ OF Claims rrosecutes all clsssss Of CLAIMS
against he GoF-rnment tor eitiEses and soldiers.
Onnee IS Cecsr street, Nashville, Tenn. iaov7-6as
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N0NE 8 TUNNELL-Wholesale ana Retail
Boekse ieIs. stadonersi and News Agents,
No. 20 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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coal AND WOGD.

VtOMpKINs, h. & IO-U s. Q aim Agents
Il Ufhcers' Pay Accounts and QuaFtermasters'
Vouchers bought At tne best nates, or collected
Ofrlce corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.