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New York cotton lIaTket.
NEW York, September l5.-CottOn firm at 3315
G351z for middiing upland. E45 Hl
New York Money and stock Market.

y Joy IoIegTApu.I ="
New York, September 15.--The Posts money
article says il is officially announced elsewhere
that the closing house certificates viii soon be paid
off by Mr. MCCULLOcH; of these 2. 900 GOO are held
in this city, 100000 in Boston and the rest in
Baltimore Philadelphia. St. Louis and Cincinnati.
At Chicago nOne we believe. are held. This will
put O00 900 in currency into tho banks, but it is
not supposed much additional ease will thus be
produced in the money market, because the banks
will want the greenbaeks for the same purpose for
which they used the closing house certificates that
is to pay their daily balances. .sr
The loan market is easy at 4@5 2 cent, with
more business doing at the low rates. CONNER
eiaI bills continue quiet. The stock market is
more buOyant government securities are better.
and railroad shares are advancing under an active
Eric n Hudson River I2l5S: L C. 122lI.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. SMITH are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Of their son. WM ]. SMITH. from their
residence, No. South Vine street, this morning
at O'Clock. Divine service by Rev. S. D. BALD
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JAMES w. HAMILTON,
TANNER AND DEALER IN
LEATHER AND HIDES

Also Manufacturer Of
Mems French Calf
And Thick Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Calf shoes.
Chtldren's Shoes. etc.
No. !. COR. MARKET AND CHURCH SIS,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
ss-Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange.
THE SUBSCRIBER, THANKFUL FOR THE
Il liberal patronage heretofore extended % him,
would inform his customers that he has made
more extensive preparations than ever before for
manufacturing Heavy Boots and Shoes. suitable
for the ensuing season, aud IS offering great in
dneemeuts % all who may prefer good Home
Made Work. at fair rates.
Also orders prompay flled and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Harness. Bride. Sole end Upper Leather on
hand, and for sale cheap.
sepe-6W J. W HAMILTON.
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uAvING SUGGESTED TO THE CLERK OF
III the County Court 81 Cannon county, the m
solyency Of the estate Of Eli ali J Neely, deceased,
as required by Law, therefore. All persons hAsing
claims against said estate are notified % Die thcl
With the Clerk ~ the Coanty Court o. salu
cnnnfv. duly authenticated a. required ~
law on ~ before the LAT dag II Jannafy next
lsdf for pro rafa allowance. ~ they VII Be for-
ever bnrrei ~ c. NELLY. Admir- Of
scpf9ftgf Ed. Nicely. Deceased.
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Cincinnati Market.

- 10y ItIeKTdpu.J
CINCINNATI. Sept I5-Flour held at full prices,
and buyers hold back, so there was little done.
The stock is light and hence the frmness of hold
ers. No superfne of consequence in the market.
unsettled and prices are nominal at 81 55egS2 90.
Corn firm at 81. Oats steady at 3O@S5. Whisky
quiet and unchanged, moderate order demand
at the last quotations. Groceries steady. Butter
and Cheese unchanged. Gold 14SA.
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There IS no change IN uncufrent iunds, and We
hear Of very little doing.
Exchange is bought by the Banksat 1se discount
and sold at par.
Bank ofTcnnessoe notes are stiff at aO@i2 buy
ing. and IS selling. Lll
Planters Bank is bought at 80. and sold at 81.
Union Bank notes are frtn at 7Oa73 buying. and
76 selling.
Southern Bank notes are bought at the adver-
tised rates.
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Oh THEkrRE.--The opening. last night. at tins
old favorite place Of amusement was attended by
a large and fashionable audience. The Hunch-
back was admirably rendered. and ihe " Loan
Of Lover" was well played, and very amusing.
The stock l. one Of the best in the West. aud will
commend themselves to all who witness their
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STATEMENT
OF the Condition OF The Railway
Passengers Assurance Company.

HARrFoRD. Conn. July 81. 1866.
To THE HONORABLE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE
The undersigned. President and Secretary Of
The Railway Passengers Assurance Company in
compliance with the laws Of the State Of Tennes-
see, make the following statement:
/. The name Of the Company Is. THE R4LwAY
PAssENGEEs' AssUR ANCE COMPANY, and Is located
in Hartford Connecticut
, The amount Of Capital Stock Is Three Hun
bred and Four Thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
3. The amount Of Capital Stock paid up is TIVE
Hundred and Fifty-tWO Thousand and Eight
Hundred Dollars.
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MARION. Round Table. Post. Home Journal
LEO d'Italie. Leslies illustrated Wilkes Clip
per Irish American. Freemans Journal, Banner
of Light, N. Y. Weekly Tribune. Godey's Lady's
Book for October. and the leading daiies, can be
had at r. II. SINGLEToN's. PostoiIiee Building.
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So. Louis MARKET.
nv Telegraph.l

ST. LOUIS, September 15.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat buoyant at 81 1902 40 fer primo
fall 1902 50 for choice, Corn easier at 5000 fol
mixed and yellow, 7les73 for white. Oats stiff a.
30d42 Pork unchanged. Bacon dropping; III
for shoulders III for clear sides: 20 for sugar cured
HING Whisky heavy at 81 %
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The assets of the Company. are

STATE OF CONNEGTICUT.l
County OF Hartford. SSG
HARTFORD August 1856.
Personally appeared Jas g. Patterson, Frtsi-
dent and III. T. Sperry, Secretary, Of the Railway
Passengers Assurance Company. and severally
made oath, that the above statement by Them
subscribed is true. according 10 their best knowi
edge and belief. CHAS Il. WILSON, N. p.
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r. c. DUSNINsrox a Co.

Il. &. DUENINGT0E * Co,
Union and American.
JUHS WALLACE * Co. Dispatch
R0EEHTs, WArTERsnN & PuWis,
Republican Hummer.
JAMES r. BELL, q CO..
DAILY Gdzctfc.
Pass AND TIMEs Co.
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Cord Wood ut AuotioD

WE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, SEPTEM.
w Der 18th. at White Bluffs Station, on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, 81 miles
from the city.
500 Cords Good Seasoned wood,
all piled on the line of the railroad.
D0LIN, BARNES & CO., H-
sepll-tds AuctiOneers.
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F0R HATE.
NnTInE-I

I HAVE THIRTY FIVE FINE MULES FOR
SALk. from two to three years old. at my
FARM miles Eastof Gallatin,- Sumner county
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FREE SOIL

T HAVE 50 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
i ground next the Nashville Fair Ground, With
in FIVE minutes walk of the Street Railroad
convenient to a splendid spring. with beautiful
view of Nashville. To any person who will
build neat, handsome mot expensiYe) BRICK
HOUSE, / will make deed to a lot 100 by 100
feet, without charge. This proposition open to
not more than eight persons
JOHN KIRKMAN.
Nashville, Sept Sd, 1866. sep4-lm
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Tilr Ofice 70 rSsuR LrFR IN Il the kSIcKE x
BOOKER. with Sl.loQ0Oo SURPLUS.
AxDEEsoN. JOHNSON 4 SNrTK. Agents.
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A RARGAIN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD LITTLE
w farm of 81 acres Of land, y miles from
Nashville. near the NOlensville pike. On the
farm is neat cottage with four or five rooms and
other necessary improvements; first rate spring
close to the house. Farm inclosed by a good
fence. 1t is well suited for n market garden-sOl
good.
gain will be given.
j. L. & R. W. Drown, Agts.
sep1l-2w $50 Union street.
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RECoRnER's CoURT.-The morals Of the city must
certainly be improving, if we are to judge from
the small numbered arrests made by the police on
Friday. The prevalence Of cholera is supposed
to seriously affect the retailers Of blue lightning "
andif itcontinues any length Of time many Of them
will have 10 close up. aud. OF course the business
Of the Recorder will be materially lessened.
jos IMAGERY and J. A. NICHOLS plead guilty to
being drunk. and were fined 50 and sent 70 the
workhouse.
Bay. Co0PER, forestalling the market paid 81.
SALLE PUoSErr. who hardly ever misses meal
at the workhouse. was sent there for eighteen
days on a charge Of being drunk
The case Of LOWS JAcoBs. jon KIRsHnAuM and
Tow SMITH was laid over until Monday.
W. W. MCLENoRE and A. D. MCLEuoRE. for
being drunk and dsorderly. were required TO de-
post 81 apiece.
GEo. CLouGH. selling produce on the way Il
market. claimed ignorance Of the law and wal
charged s. for legal advice"
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
If hH

OYFIcE or GENIAL SUPERINTENDENT
n. < Q. aNB y. 4 y. ". kAlLRoADs. y
AAsHyfLLK. sept 4. l8l6.i
ON AND AFIEE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER
sah. the Sunday Ernins on The N. a. u
II r and the Sunday Exeursion Tsnana
on the ~ 4 N. VI. r. u. viii Be aband0ned.
The sunday NiEht Trains Wa run - usual.
making close CONFESSIONS a. both termini.
WI. p. fNNEs.
General Superintendent.
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For Lease near street 4. r..

IN LOTS IN CLAIBORNE AND MURRAY'S
~ Addition to Nashville, close 70 the Railroad.
for sale Apply TO
j. L. & R. W. BROWN. Agts,
sepll-2w $50 Union street.
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CoLoErD PRNENo.-The job Printing oaieee-
the USoS axn AuEncAs Is now prepared 70 en-
ccuie printing In coloss with great facility and ~
rates ustonisblnFly low.
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A SHOOTING AFFAIE.-A difficulty occurred out
on the Hardin pike last Friday, between two men
named jos McCOoL and JoHN r. RICHARDSON.
During the melee, ACCOoL drew his pistol and
fred upon RICHARDSON. woundine him severely
IN the ten arm. Esquire P ATrERsoN issued q war.
INIT vo.tar.lav Cor Che arrest Of Mc0ooL.
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NEw FAtL srocK.-Our old friend, J. A. J..
Ross has received his fan stock Of Ready Made
Clothing. and he only asks the publie TO call and
examine his goods. and IL they doht 90 away
with the cheapest soits Of clothes. the best ITS and
made Of the best material that can be bad IN this
city. ne win be much mistaken. No. II Public
Square has never failed giving Satisfaction to all
who enter is portals. The TALL season IS coming
on. and now is the time to get your pick Of the
a
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"a The train leaving Nashville at 80 p. n.
does not run ON Sunday.
&C. The train leaving Louisville at $50 A. n.
does not run on SUNDAY.
steamers Of U. s. Mail and Peoples Line leave
Louisville daily at 1000 "A, NJ, HOO A NJ, 400
P NJ, arrivingi Cincinnati In time 10 take early
morning trains for the East.
a. Passenger Cars attached to Freight Train:
Leaves Galiatin $50 A. ~. arrives az Nashville
100, noon. Leaves Nashville 500 p. r.. arrives
at Gallatin T:l5 r. n.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent i. 4 N. r. n.
auIs-
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How TO 60 IT."-Go it strong in the praise Of
the absent--somc Of it will be sure to get around.
Go il strong when you make love to a pretty
widow-more people have erred by too little than
too much in this particular. Go it strong when
taking up contributions for charitable purpose
1T will pay. Go it strong when you make a pub
lie speech-uine people out Of ten never take any
allusion unless it cuts like short handed whip or
rhinoeeros eow-hide. Go it strong when you
advertse-business is like architecture-its best
supporters are full columns.
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VERY DULY esterday was the dullest day we
have experienced this season for local news.
Everybody seemed to have bat one theme 10 con
veTpe upon-the choleri. All else was cast in the
back ground. Even the Recorders Court, the
old standby Of the local fraternity, went
back" on them yesterday. and refused to yield
ans item Of importance. The Magistrates Courts
seemed paralyzed. and The J. P.'s met the report
ers 90 the threshold and simply handed them a
notice Of the suspension Of all civitrials for the
present-nothing more. The "bummers" have
sought their holes. and the light fingered gentry
are supposed to have departed for more health
fol elimes. The policemen walk tn cir beats. and
declare they can not find enough TO do to keep
their blood in healthy circulation. No murders,
FIGHTS. DRINKS. or suicides-not even family
jar" We walked two miles after an item yes
terday-and didn't get it.
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DEArH or W. J. SsiTH.-We regret TO announce
the death. by cholera, yesterday morning, Of w.
J. SMITH. Of the well known 6rm Of W. J. 4 c.
W. SMITH. druggists. cofner Of Spring and Vine
streets. His funeral will take place to-day, from
the residence Of his father, g. w. SNrH, Ne. Z
South Vine street.
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RrApY-NApE oLorHNG.-BoLiVAR II. Cook.
No 20 Public Square. has = magnificent assort-
mcnt Of ready made clothing, 20 which he invites
the attention Of the public. We commend this
r.lnhl..hment 90 the attention Of our friends.
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MONETARY AND CONHERCIlL.
irrrer or TIN uSros a

lrr,rs aF rHE OEIoE AND ANERicAN.
SUNDAY. September l6. 1906.
MoNETARY.- Gold Is still weak and declining.
having opened in New York yesterday at l441s.
vas the same at noon. and closed at l445{ at
pm. t4 r4tA4 ~ III
The rate here was lls buying. and is selling.
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BLANK BooSs,-Our Merchants, Bankers. In
surance Companies and Manufacturing establish
nonts in Doed Of Blank Books, should give Ma
snatt & BnucE. No. . Dcadcriek street. Blank
Book Manufacturers, a call before purchasing.
They are making superior article. ,sepll-lw
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Close connections made a. Stevenson and Innt-
tauooga for all cities East aud south.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line
ExPREss PAssENaER---Leayos Nashville for
J0hnsonEiile. and ali points West and Northwest.
At 2l0 r. n. Leaves Kingston Springs &C $50, =.
". Arrive AZ Johnsonviiie $50 p. n. Returning
leave Johnsonvilla az 7:l0 a. n, Arrive at kiBrs-
ton 1910 p ~ Arrive az Nashyilie at 1l;f0 r. y.
AcCOMHoDATfON.-Lsay Nashville at tl3, p n
Arrive AZ Kingston at 6l0 p y. Arrive at
J0hns0nville at 1880 p. n. Leave Johnsonviilo "a
l.30. A. X, leave Kingston Springs Hl3. A. y,
Arrive al Nashville at sos AZ.
Trains on the N. x y. W. r. r. connect at
JOhns5nville. with the Cairo and JehnsonFillc
e. BeTths and Meals FREE on Steamers con
Meeting with N. and N W Railroad
So Passengers By this route save expense 81
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
Procure tickets AZ II c. Jaeks0n's opposite S.
Cloud Hotel. OF .t the Chattan0qga Depot.
w. p. INNEs, Genl Supt,
n. 4 g. and N. W. T. K
J.. W. BROWN. Gent PAS Agents
mar7-tI
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r "A L L w a x
CHANGE OF TINIE.
10 og GEEERAL suFEnINFaEpENr.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. X U. AND N. X N, w. RAILWAY, 2
Nashville. Tenn. August IA. 1865. J
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
" 18TH, 1855, and until further notice. Pas
zenger trains viii run a. foll0Esi
Nashville and Chattanooga line.
Leave Nashville for Chattan0Oga and an points
SOUTH at TAO A. n. and 400 P. ~ Arrive AZ Chatta
nOOga at 5;35 P. n. and 200 A. n. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at ais A. n. and I'D
Pm. Arrive at Nashville at las p y. aid 5;t5
A. N. next day.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF THE
sly CAM RE MIL =
PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
ID the case Of r. B. Cheatham and others %. =
3 Cheaiham and others. inthe honorable Chance
~ Court az Springfield. at is November Terra
1850 1 will on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SD OF NOVEMBER. Isss.
seIl 10 the higest bidder. on a credit % one,
two and three years, In equal payments but with
infercsf from date. that Valuable and well known
property. lying in Cheatham county Tennessee
Nr5fsrr n
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THE sEWANEE COAL
WILL BE SOLD
DURING THIS MONTH
At 81 I-1 Gents.
THIS Is WELL SCREENED COAL
FUHE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE ARE
i informed that they will get what they pay Tor.
TIE Coal rs ALL WEIGHED.
THE SEWANEE COAL
THIS Is WELL SCREENED COAI.
Fine Coal ~ Cents.

Mr.. JNO. A. DAVIS il the Agent for the sale
Of this Coal. Orders may be given him, rleft Al
X. II. Mason x Co.'S, Broad street. Or left at the
Colonnade Building. Room IS Cherry street
a. s. COLYAR.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER's OyFTCE.

CONTROLLERS OFfICEt 4
NASHVILLE. September leths 1866.
is. W. HATcHETT, Comptroller Of the Treasury,
do hereby certify that the Railway Passengers
Assurance Company. located at Hartford. State Of
Connecticut. has produced 20 me satisiactOry evil
dence that said Company, has complied with al
nessee imposed on Insurance Companies. aud
further certify that JOSEPH NASH. p. p. PICK.
j. f. PEARL. Agents Of said Company have also
complied with the requirements Of the laws Of
the State. made and provided in such eases 4:
Wherefore. said PassEngeTE' Assurances Company
has authority 10 take risks and transact the bust
ness Of Insurance in this State, at Nashville.
-lIl 8. W. HATCHETT.
senf4 COmptroller Of tennessee.
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SYcnmOre MINIS.

This property Is 70 be sold in order 10 close up
an old partnership concern, ana % make distriba-
ton, s0mssf the parties having died. IL consists
af some Illfrdeen - hundred Acres Of Land,
or more Is well Watered and heavily timbered,
and has on Il the shove named property, ~Syea-
mere MIL for manufacturing Cotton laruz,
GanpoWdef. and f0r v egTing. A also . 6risi and
Saw Mil with all necessary buildings for families,
shops etc. for all tho hands necessary 70 manage
the same and i we'll worthy the attention Of caId-
talrs North and south, Eat AID W esl. the va
ter power being u the finest ehafAeter and The
location sufficient feF manufacturing on az ex-
tended scale.
tissituatsd about four miles from Cumberland
river, and about ecu GistaB between Nashville
and CiaTksviiie-about = miles above the latter.
and the same distance from the former.
Strangers coming b. way Of the river. would
PERHAPS fad Z most convenient 70 land az Ashland
City az the head Of the Harpcth Shoals.
Bonds With good personal security will be re-
CURED. and = hen retained % secure the purchase
ca Five Hundred Dollars 10 cash win Be re-.
quirsd b. be paid andany Or al Of aid purehase
money, can Be paid and stop interest a any time.
MILES s. DRkCGnON.
seplf-dkHtd Clerk and Master
sfrayed or stolen,
TyRoM A PASTURE IN NY SETGHBoR-
IL hood. i've miles Northwest from Franklin,
about TIE 29th 81 Augnst, ous Hanu korse,
about years old, and shout l61s hands hiFh
BANDED with an r en- the len hip. Both HAD
anclcs white. Collar marks on both sides, Pacc.
eadiy. aad jerks bic head when ridius. Len fors
hoof rlirhllF dal1rmcd.
VIA EiVs 80 reward 9or his dslivery 60 ne. o.
fer saeh Information a. viii lead 70 his rccoyeryY
Address me az kr1Hkiins fsuD-, Box \ Q. 50
aap5-ot fA1hlCA n0LLAfAA'
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GRAND SALE AT AUCTION,
3NE4. ltt ON sa-tfs .F
Twenty-Eight Lots
In HUMPHREYS. Martins and HOustOn's
------- ---.--- Additions.

THESE LOTS ARE HANDSOMELY LOCA-
Il TED on Humphries, Martin and Franklin
streets. near the Southern terminus Of the Col
lege and Cherry Street Railroad. This sale will
afford fine opportunity for investment in pro-
perty that must speedily advance in price
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH, Agents
n. W. TAYLOR. Auctioner.
au30-td
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N. N. BEirs. Jr.. Of this city. has removed his
Law ofsee from the corner q College and Church
streets. 70 the corner Of Cherry and Desderick
,,yests gscPls-lW
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PosrrEs. PLArs 90 RIAL ESTATE, DopoEEs.
VIC, executed in the best style Of the art AZ the
UxtoS AMP ANrRIcAE job Printing 0fheo.
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rTHE PARTY WHO BID OFF THE EIGHTY
Il ONE feet Of ground on Deaderick street. at
our sale on the 4th inst declines to take It. from
the fact that the owners are unable to give pos
session Of portion Of it. as early az was stated.
We viii. therefore, again offer the property for
saie on WEDNESDAY, NEXT. at II O'clock
CALENDER 4 GARRETT. Agents.
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A Double DEsERTION.-A SOLDIERS WIFE Ar
PLIES TO TuE CRY AUTHORITIES FOR FooD AND
SHErER.-JANEs MONROE STACEY. a member Of
Co. Z. Fifth Regular Cavalry. stationed in the
city. deserted his company on the 9th inst leav-
ing his wife behind. in destitute condition, de-
pendent on the charities Of the public for her
maintenance She applied at the police head
quarters. last night. for food and shelter stating
that she had not tasted food in the last twenty
four hours. Weak, and emacated from recent
spell Of sickness she was unable to help herself
by labor. and was compelled 10 east herself on
the cold charities Of the world. She gave her
history in plain. straightforward manner. ealcu-
lated TO impress its truthfulness on those who
listened to it, She said her maiden name was
FRANcIs RAIDER; she was born in Monticello, In
diana. where her father. mother. two sisters and
one brother now reside-that she was twenty-one
years Of age last June. She had been acquainted
with STACEY from childhood. and was married to
him. in Monticello, about seven months ago. A
short time after her marriage, her husband Joined
the Fifth Regular Cavalry and on the 11th Of
July last brought her to this city. They had a
room rented. and kept house for u little time.
when she was stricken with the typhoid fever.
Misfortune seemed to follow her everywhere, I'M
I'll, finally her husband deserted bis regiment and
her at the same time-leaving her destitute and
helpless among strangers.
Her story if true. is a sorrowful one, and she is
entitled 10 the kind consideration Of the charita-
bis disposed. ..Hr . e..Hs
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| ROBINSON YEATNAN, JOHN =. WIRELESS,
New Orleans. Nashville.
| HENRY C. YEATkAN,
| OF Woods Yeatman & Co.. Nashville.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFF1cE TEYSEssEE AND PACIFIC r. r. COMPANY
NASHVILLE, August %, 1866.
70 Union street.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
il Preliminary Survey. WITH Instruments, OF
that portion of the road which is between the
cities of Nashville and Knoxville, Tennessee.
The road must be surveyed on two lines and the
report must embrace all necessary information in
regard to the character ofthe country its 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 mast
be fled at the office by the first of October.
J. d. B. DEB0N, President.
JoHN KIRKMAE, Chm Elk Com.
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