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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
Tnt SOUTHERN LoYALlsTs.

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
WV '''''' y ALBANY. Sept TO- 1906.
The delegation Of the Southern Loyass have accepted
spviteops 70 address meetings in Tie State Of Newfork
~ follovs'v :, q
soHFsEcr ,pYGov Brownlow Of Tennessee the Hon. j. 3
E r. Rev " HaSaicS SS' Of Virginia
BIIIsToS sPA-CO Stokes Of Tennessee and Judge Ware
'1IS 81 Hon j. stewart of Maryland Col STEM
Ell Of Texas Gen Smith Of Tennessee, and Col WOOD"
gmcAGOv Hamilton OF Texas the hon n M S I Of
Tennessee the Hon g H. Branseo@6 o. missouri W. wv
/ RoMB-Judge Patterson Of Tennessee az" w.
Missouri. r. r..,or ~ Virginia and the
Rev II Balm q North Carolina = .;;,u. .bo Hon
A KEN Grifen Of Alabama T. +. Randolph Of virginia
TssY-Tke REV b. Bokam Of Tennessee WI adaIess 'ne
6ermaDs. c,,o
5upsoN-Jbe Hon George Tucker and the Rev. a. d.
D1 PoueEKrrrsrr-col Stokes and Judge Yarmouth.
WAqERIowS-Judge Patterson and Col Moss Moss, IL, an, co1
fyRAcusI-TLe Hon. j. S Fowler T. T. kaHdopn anu W.
's9n Sypso-7ov Hamilton, Hon. c. BranscOmb and Hon
AYE IS'rysov BrOwulow Hon. Horace Maynard, Hon. j.
gtstevart, Newmao Thomas, ana w fgoaW;nSs,
SSTfSIo~Rev D. Bokan win address the Germans.
WcGgcsdoy, SfpL ~ "a. ~,
p1pyuo-Hamii.on BTownlow Maynard, Tbomns New
man sosSD a9g Wsrmouth and Randolph
IScEP0aT-Frsn soornb Patterson, and AoSs.
.ALBIos-Stokes and Huunionti.
WAssAw--Stewart and fnheTiy.
pUaKuK-Tucker and Bain.
ERU, PA--SteLoi and Smith
On Thursday evening the delegates viii roGnite at
Cleveland, Ohio. -, g.. ,e 1884
The delegation Of Loyal SoutheDers travelling west or
siyed yesterday eitemoon and III the evening
~ them including Charles n. Branscomb, GOV Brown
lew and Gov hamilton, addressed meeting OF Stsens,
Txbo crowded the Assembly Chambers OH'ed o'a'es
eenatoT Herbs presided. , =
INC epeeehes were earnest ard vehement IN supper, OF
&Ae Congressional policy against that OF the Presdent
md werfrequently appauded. An outside meetDg was
Addressed bv j. s. Fowler of Tennessee
To-day several Of the clergymen attached TO the party
sreaehed in the churches generally referring 70 the Pohu
sa topcs Of the day and this evening the Rev Mr. new
man recently of this city but now OF New.Orleansi
9Teached to large audience in Tweddle Han rem inc
1eIt Surey the wrath Of man SHAH praise thee, ana
fho Application the present times and the existing
political issues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

To The Editor Of The ~ y TSibuHe
DEAR SIR: have been informed, and recently by
nv frIends that my name among others committee TO
rafy meeting this city 70 confirm the dOiDgs Of the John
and Seward COnvenon II this is So II i wholly without
nv knowledge authority Dasmuch opposed 10 An
drew johnson and his party will cooperate with all in
have this city 10 defeat the party who favor him and
his policy.
/ am sir, with much respect. yours truly. &C..
GFoRGE W. GIBBONS, No l6l GraIe-st
Noe.ysyk Sent u 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
BROADWAY THRATTB.

NJ. Edwin Adams viii appear in o nov rol tonight.
His persora.ion Of RobeR iIuavs IN "Ths neal Heart
has naturally excited great irtcrost 81 h amCug:honght-
FIJI lovers Of tho drama. He viii r0w enact 4iSiGq dc
A mar1Ge is announced To- ss.ulJ.y Ill. Alaust eu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

No change is 10 be looked for here for many night to
come. Mr. Jcferson US Rip Van Wlkis, IS presenting
to the pubic of NewYork Of tho most perfect pieces
~ acting witnessed Upon any stage We say this
adisedly not lightly; end most earnestly recommend
cur readers TO test the grounds OF this conscientious iudS
meat, by personal observation. Tue olympic crowded
Nightly matinee, i0r the performance OF The lee
Witch, is given hero every Saturday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31

mas to Arizoaa through Nsxico. inrlo...
PaPer OF the subie,t IRON the STATE Ds,--
menti tT0m whieh appears al erisr aas.,
date Of May 4th, 1901.
SeEor RomOro called the saen,iop Of
Seward to a protest. Of Southern men s-
seizing Mexico and establishing q c. ouy
therein, snd declared that Mext., bss
qneTed her Independents through the blood
OF her children, aud win maintain ito The
'a'' against any invader who may attempt
to take 1t from her. IL a country ia which
no man IS horn aslsve and mi rsadineup.u
UhieA liberty rsurus 10 those wa chavez.
time to lose t. He therefore wishes q
range betweez Mexico and the Uui.e5
States a tFeatv which shah guarantee tbs
boundary Of the Mexican Republic. as now
agreed upon. and prevent tbe Introduction
slavery INTO Mexico.
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Cfnneinnati, OhtO.-JcsEFH T. QUNHY, is
our authorized agent to receive advertisements and
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WAsmSGvos, d. c, Jan. %, sc.
Your readers T certainly aware that
an election was held some time ago in
the State Of Tennessee, for the puI-
pose Of sending Representatives to this
city, to legisiste for the people of that
section Of country; you are further
aware that the men then and there
elected, were not permitted to take
t1eir seats at this session of Congress,
on account Of the opposition from the
members representing the States north
Of Mason and Dixon's line, and they,
together with all Representatives of
Southern States we're told TO go home
All the Southern Congressman elect
went 10 their different homes and there
remained, except those from Tennes-
see and to their honor be il said, that
they have SO far succeeded in their la
borious undertaking, as TO have turned
the tide of public opinion, and private
conversations Of the most strenuous
advocates for the general expulsion Of
Southern men, in their favor. They
would o oOn be able to steer around
the breakers, had it not been for the
late action of the so-called (self-
styled Union Executive Com
mite of Nashville, who addressed q
memorial to the President, stating
therein that the whole country is in
an uproar, and that they conceive it to
be e~ndangeTing the peace and safety
OF Union men if the United States
troops should be Withdrawn from the
State of Tennessee, and ending with
an ardent supplication TO the authorities
70 let the troops remain, and rather not
have the State of Tennessee represent
ed by the members elect This, of
course, has again placed obstacles in
the way of M representatives here,
and, from present appearances, bids
70 accomplish the designs of MessFs.
Fletcher, Cone a Co, who would see
their country turned into q Territory,
by the Emperor of Russia, sooner
than to lose the chance of creating for
and their special friends
and co-workers a fat Office, under 8
government. Shame on such
men" viii the people of Tennessee
let such statements as we're sent forth
by Fletcher, Cone Il Co. be the cause of
depriVing them of the services Of such
men as Maynard, Taylor, Campbell,
Leftwieh, Fowler, Cooper, Stokes, and
Patterson Cannot, or will not the
Of Tennessee counterfeit the
movements of bad men, like those be-
fore mentioned Why not call public
meetings in all parts of the State, ex-
pressing the feelings of the people, and
as false the statement of
that printed circular Of said self-eon-
body
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SELF

This vice, which Is never pracHeod II
he presence Of any one, has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The Robiesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 ~oloquenoe OF pen 70 song.
IL has destroyed health blasted the eOnsti
sutton, 10 reduced the miserable victim 4
. living skeleton. Nor are these is hnsl
and fatal eaects in is pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, The moai melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To IS
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call On
Dr.. Coleman, No. &Eorth Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box sos, Essh
VILE, Tenn. fa5a6-H
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Another Honor TO Record.
case OF Child Murder Discovered.

-
ON Monday evening the remains OF q
white male iuiaut we're discovered near the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad where
il -r,..s, Bro,d steeet. The infant had eva
IDENTIFY came into this breathing world
within the previous twenty four hours, aud
had never been put through the ceremony
Of dressing but was deposited naked where
il vas fouud, in dirt and straw, on ground
sssisped 70 the burial Of dead government
,,oek. thad marks Of yiolenee on the back
If the head aud in the fsee, and Was no
doubt ~designedly killed either where il was
discovered. or At the place Of It's birth. Cor
nor Gsorge W. Norvell held IN inquest
upou the body yesterday, the jury return
verdict in accordance with the above
isrt.. and stating that they hadno evidence
20 Indicate the murderer OF the htle Vle'ih'
Il is possible that there Is = tale Of De
naval and seduction connected with me a.
,sir A mother becoming such without The
sanction Of law, human or divine and
thss 10 hide her shame, giving over the
frnit OF her Illicit love TO brutal slaughter
wr.t.hed indeed she must feel, II she be
n.t totally depraved. But Whist Of the
rloziug hypocrite. whose honied words and
srt.uI smiles brought upon her this mon.
.,rous inieaity. Hell is TO good a place fol
such = scoundrel.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

h following we clip from our exchanges
We learn from the Memphis Appeal OF
Saturday, that Col. Houghes has issued en-
order 20 the effect that boats should not re-
ceiye cotton until they had obtained q pei
NIT from the Collector Of Customs for the
Shipment Of the same.-L0a. Democrat.
The river was falling slowly Yesterday,
with FULLY fourteen feet OF water in The canal
in the evening by the marx. During the
previous tweuty-tdur hours the river had
fallen six inches at The head Of the falls, and
twelve inches at Portland. The weather
cloudy in the m-orning.aud warm, with
the thermometer at A. In the evening it
was clear snd pleasant.
on the falls last evening there was fully
eleven feet steamboat water, or over the
rocks, and the river slowly falling. Boats
easily ascend the falls mp the middle chute.
and all load al the city wharf.
At Plttsburg, at noon yesterday. as we
learn by special dispatch % the Merchants
Exchange, BY the United States telegraph.
the river was slowly falling. by the Monou-
gahela marks. The Silver Lake had arrived
from this port the Silver Cloud and Lorcna
from New Orleans and the Leonora Ne. 2.
Kenton and ka,e Putnam from Cincinnati.
The Nevada departed for 50. Louis, and the
Forest City for Pafkersburg.
At Cincinnati the river was steadily fall
ing yesterday, and We expect il 20 De falling
iast here to-dsy, with less than 80 feet water
IN the ehannel az the loot of the falls
L0asuiile Courier.
CoLLIsIox-By the following dispatch Il
would appear that the Morning Star aud
Palestine have been in collision
EVANSVILLE, January ..
To Captain PAX Tarblc.
Steamer Palestine Ien tonight ia o. Grip
pied condition. Morning Star broke our
pitman. Carr. +. p. CuuDEH.
The Mercury is at the city wharf loadiug
for Nashville, 70 which port she takes her
departure on Weduesday.-L0u Democrat.
The Marmora, from the Ohio, arrived a.
New Orleans last Monday. Dates Of the
23d are at hand, from which we CLEAN the
following;
The officers Of the Saratoga report Red
River falling from Shreveport down. with
four and q half feet water IN the channel.
The Saratoga did BOT 90 any higher than
Alexandria, where shs exchanged trips with
the light-draught packet Mattie Cook.
When the Saratoga lefs Alexandria, the
steamer National succeeded, aaer D. good
deal Of trouble, 20 get over the falls. The
above being the case, We think that nayiga-
ton for large class boats Is not very eucour-
aging however, nothing venture, moth
ing have"
Regarding Ouachita river the following
mem0rauda Of the COosa speaks for itself.
Left Camden, January ~, sc u M. In
port for New Orleans, Mitte stevens. The
river az Alexandra had risen eight feet.
and came 20 q stand. The river from
Marie saline down was falling. Met Rob
Roy at Wilmington; 18th, met Idahoe 20
Rusts; 20th, met steamer J.. N. Sharp at
Black riveri 2tst, met Nicholas L0ngwor d
at Baton Rouge, aud the steamers Winiam
Butler and Champion At Bayou Goula.
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Persons unscguainted in the city seeing
30 manysdvertisemeRs for The treatment.
OF SPECIAL Diseases, are often at 8 loss 10 de.
femme 70 whom 10 entrust the treatment
OF such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estAb-
hshment Of this kind is s. No. g Deadcrick
street. and this should Be a sufficient guar
sntee that this il q reliable Institution. Da.
A. kloHAED JOINS may be found in his Of
nee during the hours stated in bis general
advertisement Az rsdiciHes Jzrslssed 10
Ag ogfcc.
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HAREKTs.


fNNANArs Jan.
FloyEnsu demand. The msfsetu.s s.s,lv
81 S5s5 FOR supsriae; ssas tr extra. So asH
fr famly; suoelo s. Cor sncy hrsal.
Wheat IS gUotsl uacha.ci s.. iuee RdI.
quoted Al 81 81.
CoES ~seaiy -rN,.l.
Oars dull. No. 1t c
RrE quiet SO nrNo.L.
CEocrEIE unchsugcd and 9ur,-
WHsNT stssdy. st So 6g Tree. aud 2,7ast !,
bond.
hoes arm and s5,hsher closing a, sl u1u @
5r city dressed; the hsiss rate AZ s,.ssm sa,
Rscspts l.sU head.
hess Pork dun q So g.
Green Ness are arm. ST IA. las'ss Cor
shoulders dee and Hsm-.
Bulk Nests 6m q lasIllc for saoulis,s. ttle
for ribbed SIDES, isNc fr eltsr rbbet. saI IG,so
clear SIDES.
Lam good demand 81 l7ch- ar prime cay.
CorroN dHmsr, Is for middnug.
6oLD lR1
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n. Q. Smith L Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stsnd,l keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whiskies, and q various Assortrnento Of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in TIE
city. All we ask is to give Us a cali and see
for yourselves.
decas-tf
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We are informed that the sale Of Bvt Maj.
Wills, A. 2. NJ, is continued to-day-alsrge
amount Of material, &C, being yet unsold
at the Taylor Yards, and Tools Of all sorts
to be exposed at the L. S. Tin Shops, on
Vine street. For particulars see advertise
ment.
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 81. 1866.

Cfnneinnati, OhtO.-csEFH 3 QUSHY, Is
our authorized agent 70 receive advertisements and
Subscriptions Tor the NaEbrzle UHi9n.
New Orleans, La.-E0En z oyEEArL, Of
the Commercial Reading RooT, i our authorized
agent TO receive advertisements ami subscriptions
Tor the NdshrUc UaiJH.
aemPhis, F-enn.-CIU~ESrs A BEEH7 sre
oar authorized agents to receive advertisements
sad subscription for the EazhuDe Un.oH-
JoHE HooPrn q Co Publishers Agents. Al Park
RoE, New YORK. are authorized 70 contract ior al
yertlsiug IN our paper.
Isv. Cor Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
,py-. New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phils-
sephis. are sushorzed to contract for Advertising
II our paper.
: N. PErrEssTuL a Co Publishers Agents. 81
PARK Row, New York. and 8 State street. Boston,
are authorised 70 contract foE advertising in our
paper.
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Salror VALUABLE PEoFEKTH.-The ground
located on the Public Square, which was
the scene Of the late terrible FIRE. was yes
terday sold by the owner, Mr.. J. H. Ken
driek, to Mr.. Frank McGavOck, for $50, 200.
The lot was IS feet 6 inches front. md lgO
feet deep.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31

THE CoNcrRr.-The operate concert to
come of Thursday and Friday nights,
ought to be literally p~alronized, as 1t IS Ter
the benefit Of the poor. Aside from local
talent there is promised the best musical
assistance the available country affords.
Tickets may be obtained at the principal
music stores and hotel Offices.
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CITY NEWS.
no I'm pEnPLE OF TENNESSEE

70 THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE
Recent events render desirable q Mass
Conyenuon OF that portion Of the people Oh
Tennessee, who are favorable 70 It's speedy
and compete restoration to its proper posi-
ton Of equality and influence IN me NA-
ton. tn f. III ..
The war has closed, and win II All oecs-
sion for distinctions between our ouc
- tbep celebrate the Anniversary OF
The Birthday Of the Father of bis Country
Thursday, February 22d, 1866
BY the sssemblsge at the capita! 81 tue
syste of the masses Of the people 70 devise
~ossnTes 70 secure this desirable result
This NAV be occurred by 8 hearty and un-
a~na,tionabie endorsement Of the Restora-
tS,on Policy Of the present patriotic E1ecu-
tive of the nation, HIS Excellency' andrew
Johnson, Teunessee's most distinguished
son. Lei every county send iuA aeIega-
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Special Notice.

The United States having turned over Our
shop and machinery TO Us, on Dec. lst 1862
we win be prepared 70 resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst- Plans
and specifications furnished 70 our patrons
Turning and Carving toorder, for b trade
WARRES 4 Moons,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dac3O-2m.
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Have you seen the new styles Of Wall
Paper just received by
W. FIREMAN 4 Co.,
% Public Square,
ian25 2w Cor. Desderick st,
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, ~Penmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYAET, STRATToN CO.
..4Ua-Vv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-31

Singleton, Al the Post Office News Depot
Is ageut Tor the American Union printed
81 SheIbyyile. Tcnu. Il is one Of the best
country papers in the state, has a large cir
Suistiou, and is a general favorite II Bedford
cOunty Business men seeking custom in
ihst county would 10 well 10 advertise in
the American Union.
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HOME AGAINu

HAVING returned again with q large
stock Of
Trimmings. wOrsteds, Zephyr
Sc, &c..
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that We will
be prepared 70 manufacture any III OF
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&c, &C.,
as good and as eheerfnlly IS formerly.
OSCAR BoHME 4 CO.,
novI-tf No. 9 Union street
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E. p. Cone has received Harper's Weekly,
Police Gazette. Every Saturday, Army and
Navy Journal. y. y. Weekly, y. y. Sunday
Mercury. Petroleum Record. Gleason, Des
ElAs Uuis. Age. etc, etc, Phrenolog'esi
Journal. and Hours 81 Home, for February.
late dsilics.
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We learn hst the Memphis and Ohio
asarosa . progressing dnsly, having 81
ready bees completed 70 Bro~Rsviue' with
dsir prospect Of completion to humeola'
short time. This read e oae Of The
NO. mporlsut IN the STATE, ana it, early
csmplsiion ia matter Of deep Interest %
he community.
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0lp TnrlrKr-A large and fashionable
ssa,epce vas IN attendance At the Old The
stre. 10 witness the rendition q Charles de
Moore bv Mr.. Adams aud We can sssurs
sur readers. that his acting was equal 10
shat OF Anderson, who made this character
3 specially, isg many years
Tonight. Mr.. Adams wall spPesr 80 Ham
i.s. ana will undoubtedly draw q f0l house.
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Parties sending Orders TO the JOB
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write - union Omce" on the ace oil
The Copy.
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We are again indebted to our handsome
young friend, Ed. willard, No. eSE Union
street, for the latest Louisville aud Cinom-
nsU papers.
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Wonderful! What an improved appear
auce y room presents alter having 's'H
papereA bv W. FREgvAN a Co,
Is Public square.
ssns5.sw Cor. peaderick ST.
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The Adams EKPssss supplied Us yester-
day with the latest newspapers from New
York, Philadelphia. 81 louis. Nsw orlsans,
aud Mobile. Crest il The Express, and
mos, attentive Is Capt. Thscher.
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Old Course of Treatment

Ehyseans re constantly annoyed by psHmts returning VITA Hrrl-v .yurt-.
~. JONES has discovered a mode ct treatment Cor these fsesars u4h -f.--
pleasure tnu a pain. Ha treatment has undsrrue a. hHwal He.H-r.r .F
ha been Nund much more ehccnt than Hnv other ne H never H..4 u1 ~.
Complaints Of patients vuh secondary Syphilis. suIFl u-aa. 90 r. -. .
toms Poiuccd by the ora School rratmeuL
DR. JoNESN charge are the same u on rssss-wu eharra Ha.-.--.
weeks aicutou that BE- would Cor one month, Ua4 E vr tarr r hs atrr-t 10
rmM a. .na..IN n. n-.-.
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OUz Jos OFY1oE-weAr are executing sySty
description Of plain and fancy JOB I'm INV,
Ing in he nestest style, and at ths lo"e
prfc1s. At this Office.
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We are indebted TO j.. i. Rains, news
dealer, Cherry street, for late papers.
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REMnKAI.

A RRIEGToN q FARRAR have removed thsil
"a ONCE 10
NO. o6 PUBLIC SQUARE
Next door 10 the City Hotel, and adjoining the
Publishing House, where thsY viii Dc
most happy 10 receive ther friends and customers
IN their comfortable otice. Remsmnsr, 10 oS.
ARLINGTON 4 FARRAR,
lan2Im Real ksIAls and General Agents.
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ola papers, uhe largest in the city f~or'ale
thfs Office.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale al thls ONCE VI
printed u order.
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CRLL YOUR -UNCURRRNT MGNRY.-Tbs
- following are the rates rad by THO5. s. MARI,
BROKER, corner Of Union and College street, for
uncurreut money These quotations are liable 70
~hoctuate, but may be depended OF a sufficient
length Of time for the remlttauces TO be received
BY mail OF express, II forwarded without delay.
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For sale at this Ohics, one good seconu-
nd poiler. Will be sold cheap Tor eash-
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Established in 1857. at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING BOZ SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE RAEDkgws v0pr az
S S.4 sT fRlNATE DISEASES BY Che I'VE Of euts application, "a
"a mese ds'4es might b. cured by sms moro peaau, aI aEar rrasiu.. a.