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For Sale or Exchange.

An ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME OF
u twenty acres, two miles out on q good pike.
Rich soil. good house. i've acres Of fine fruits,
fencing and Outhousos com plete. perennial spring
and clstern. House newly painted. Will be
sold 81 bargain, II not sold by the 18th inst.
will be rented % a good tenant reasonably low.
Inquire AT this Office OF L 5. Mari, Banker.
lass
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SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERrY.-Those
seeking safe and profitable investments
should not fail TO bear in mind that the
new two story brick house, belonging to
the Shelton estate, situated on Broad street
extended, takes place to-day at IL O'Clock,
at the Courthouse. This property is classe,i
with the most valuable in the city, and the
sale will offer an excellent opportunity to
any one DESTROYS Of securing a good home,
or making a safe and profitable investment.
The sale viii be made by A. Nelson & Co,
Agents, for the Administrator, NJ. 3. How
ell, Esq.
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AMusEMESTs.-To-n night the aiiacLss
Of Davis Opera House (Old Theatre)
tender the proprietor complimentary
benefit. A programme more varied and
attractive than usual has been prepared,
and We doubt not the entertainment will
be we'll attended.
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Choice Groceries nj TofaaD,s

at last the following carefully selected and
iehly prepared goods, which he Is selling very
low for cash. at wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas, corn, egg plumbs. green
cages, shaker preserves, guava jelly, calves-feet
jelly, COx's gelatine, aerated crackers, dried
Plumbs' biackberries and currants. Oat meal sage,
tapioea' satingloss starch, Java Laguayra. Mo-
cha. Maricabo and Rio cOfFees. Also imported
and domestic wines and brandies. at W. W
Totten's, p and % College street, Nashville.
Oct4-tf
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plies Bad faitb.' We think the .Judre voBld
modify his law before he would hand his bonds
over TO the original power"
The New York Dry Goods RsDorterstates
that the wooden manufacturers are very
generally curtailing their production of
goods, some by total suspension of work,
Others by running their machinery on half
or two-thirds time, and adds:
As yet. there has been No notslae centr,.-
tloa OF Pred uction among theseOtton mautF1e-
turers, Tor the reason that as a rule they have
not sustained losses compelling such course. In
may pc well, however. for that eiass Of producers
ts Keep close look ont upon the matter ~ S1n
ply ana demand in respect TO their goods
sIhere Is reason for surprising that, with re-
spect 20 tne ssppiy OF cotton goods, matters are
nlryey Of stocks in the New York marl,sf' WSa,A
iactureTS best know what amount of stock fhsy,
are holding at the mills; and without naki1S
hy assertion as TO the quantity being unusually
large; II may be safely predicted thar any such |
supplies u the present rate of Production Is /
continued, must bring about A heavy fsW - /
prices. Cotton manufacturers have to look also |
" -ue tlet that there Is now an immense exes4s 4
o. WsOien machinery in the country. and maj i
" tue owners cannot employ il all in making the
o ~ Of goods they are now turning eat they
.s.ag De expected 20 adapt q considerable pronor-
ton Of i for the manufactnre of cotton eGoJs |
Ohe OF tue lrst results OF the war was 10 eauss |
COTTON miiis TO adapt their machinery for vraoL |
ms ana one OF the results Of peace and an in I
,Ieaslng supply OF cotton must be to induce the
.stufn OF such machinery - its former usR. The
meet OF such a course must be ID make enftob !
ign ana goods low, This probability deserves
o be carefully watched
The New York World of the Sth Instant
SKIS the question, win -four be lower? and
$ the solution of it interests the entire
community, We reproduce the Worlds
nsWer to ITS own question, as follows:
The notion prevalent in some quarters that
pc price OF nour and grain is to become yerE
igh during the winter is not horne out by the I
atenehts OF the quantity of grain IN me
1uhtry. On the contrary. there appears 10 be
Iery reason Tor lower prices than those which c
Nv ~. OBTAIN, both as regards the present and the
leuIe. a letter rOm our Chicago correspondent
,hlalns some very interesting statistics bearing
pom the subject, portion Of which we reprOS Il
zee m TINS connection. The following tabIe | ?,
ONs the quantity of grain received al Chicago | 4
1lA the lst OF January to the lst of December ! a
compared with that received during the cor. | oI
spending months last 49, I a
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HoRsE THIEvING.-We lesrn that an
Monday night farmer living near Leba-
non, our informant was unable to give the
name Of the party, had four splendid mules
and fine horse stolen from his stables.
We learn from our exchanges and from pri.
vate sources, that hands Of horse thieves are
plentiful throughout the country, and active
In their outrages. We regret that some
means, speedy aud eficacious, cannot he
adopted by which to rid the country of
these scoundrels. Hardly a day passes
that We are not called upon to chronicle
the story Of farmer pillnged or house
robbed OF the hard earnings OF the in
mates
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FOR RENT

VNHE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS.
4 PATCH Printing Ofice, corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. Ii is well adapted for PRINTING
Otice' Furniture Factory, OF other purposes.
Apply TO Jno; Wallace, at this Office, or to Or.
J. b. Lindsey. 50 n. Cherry street.
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MUNICPAL.-There Is 10 be a meeting
Of both Boards Of the City Council tonight
for the purpose Of electing several city Of
6cers, etc. A foil attendance Of members
is desired.
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Nashville Wholesale Dry Goods Mar.

Nashville Wholesale Dry Goods Mar,
| .. ket. .
NASHVILLE, Dec. 70, 1SGG..The DRY
goods trade has been quite active during
the past week, notwithstanding the cotton
market has been very much depressed.
There have been no farther concessions
made since our last report, except in dress
goods. They are much reduced, especially
in figured poplins, French merinoes and
prints. Brown drills and rs shirtings are
hrmer; 40 sheetings are somewhat easier.
We think the stocks are larger and better
assorted than they have been any time
during the season. We are very proud to
see our city regaining her trade so rapidly.
We hear Of dull times everywhere, bus
here a heavy trade is anticipated between
this and the first Of January.
Below we give the quotations Of a few of
the leading articles
PaINTs-Troy l2lzc; Empire. I9iyc; Wamsut-
Ia, l5c. LOWels. l6c: Duchess B. Ice Arnslds
lie; Nsnmkeag. lie; Aliens, isG ler: Dumels. Is
t9l9c; Gioucester. l9c: Richmonds ~, SpraEues
l9,: Mornings. 1919 Merrimac b. f.: Co
cheooes, %; Pinks aud PurIbs-. N; Solids, IS
@l9c; Oil prints -, Pc, Oil PTiRti a., al.
AmoskeIg. lsc
BRoWS SaEErlvGs AxD SHRrvgs - Great
Western "a. lee; Atlantic Mills a. zoe Aga
more 4. 2oc; Arkwrght - BE; Tennessee Pre-
miums "a. Me- Lymsn C4-i De. Indian Head
a. 2ie; Salmon Falls T. pc: Pacific A. 2i1Z,
Nirginia 3. l5c Griswold 81. ls5ze; CAROLS
-, lsci Augusta =, l2r' PepPsrel \ shirtiags
&c Do. o do, &c; DO. r do AZ; dreat Falls 4
do, %e; Indian Orchard BIB. -; Indian Orch
ard W, Z21zc
BIEACHED DOHTSTICs-HuntS3-4 l3iye; Canoe
"a. l4c; Sycamore 81. lsc; Boot 3-4 -
Boot o IS, &c; Greene "a, 2je; Chapman 4.
re; james Steam Mills a 30c, Hope MiIls
-. 32lzes LOnsdale -. 3s; New York Mills.
Sc.
BEoEx DEILLz-W Winthrop. -. Csrral=. 2sI,g
PeppeTsis. 3Oc.
PLAID LIssEY-2a94-f
nels 81 1S6Oc
uISGHA Ns-22l q i0e
hEAFT PLAID COTTnvs-.stG -
APRON CHECKs-20aS1e
AAERICAN DELNINRs-2sgzsc: all W0al de-
LANES, 4oe5c; solid Dsbagea "a Ter MohAif
Lustre, pa 4t-.
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THF present cold weather draws heavily
upon the wood, stored mp for distribution
among the poor Of the city. Already a
large number Of cords have been given
away, and the draft continues unabated.
The pile Of four hundred cords at the
workhoase daily grows smaller.
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DIED

Ia this city, yesterday morning. ZrI1A GroRer,
infant daughter Of n. Clay and Lizzie q. Brooks
aged II months and DAYS
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend the funeral this morning At
II O'Clock, from the residence Of Mrs. Brook,
south Summer street Services b. Rev. DR..
Young
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FOR RENT

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON
"A Spruce street, opposite the residence Of Mr.
jas. I. Clark, with 1--WE rooms. Price, : 400 per
annum. -
TWO STORY BRICK on North Spruce
street between Union and Cedar streets with
1--WE OF SIX rooms. Price, $500.
A THREE STORY STORE HOUSE on Cot
iege, between Church and Broad streets Price
$1,000 ''' '''e'
TWO STORY DWELLING on High. be-
tween Church and Broad streets, with nine or
ten rooms Apply to
CALENDER & GARRETT
decs-lN Al Cherry street.
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The WEATHER. Yesterday was beau
tifully clear and pleasant day. The sun
shone out pleasantly and cheerily, but the
air was cold and bracing.
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Police CoURT.-There we're but few
cases up for disposal at this institution
yesterday. The docket comprised no cases
Of interest or importance
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TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING

Containing eight rooms, good CELLAR, rl-trrn. Ann
sssry eont~nience SAFE o. fake place al h. o.rict
ana purchasers will 81. A. examine th. preB,i.-
DR.. spariins " nP'-' -
terms Ohe-thiri cash, balance tvelvs and al
teen months, With inter-st, lien. eir
W. B. HOWELL AIR
n A. NELSON a Co. Azen,
" - aNAHf y ucliD nrHrz. ma
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Boots aud Shoes Chcap nj 20 puhIic

Sq"are.-ln consequence of contemplated
change in my business. l offer the best selection
OF Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself. as am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUrTMayY.
ssp6-tf M 81 ppbIi, C,,,,o
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A HoRSE THIEF CAPTuRED.-A man
named Bill Jones was taken into custody
yesterday, on the charge Of having stolen a
horse, the property of gentleman living
on Market street The case was brought
nP before Squire Wilkinson, who continued
the case until to-day. Jones seems TO he
and old offender, and, If we are rightly in
formed, was only released from the peni.
Tertiary, on the Governors pardon, a couple
ofmonths ago. lfconvicted on the present
charge, which seems 10 be strong case, he
will probably haye an opportunity ofwork-
ing out his entire term. Horse thieves are
TOO plenty just now for the good Of the
public, at hest.
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| To COnsumPtiVes.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. bv n
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To oil who desire il. he will send cnpv of the
prescription used, free of CHARGE, with the d.
rections forpreParingap and using the same, which
they will End a sURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. IL ia
beRent the afflicted. and spread information
which he coneeiyes to be invaluable and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cast
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings county, New York
oct33-ly
Wines I = From the LoSawoRrH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. P. +. P. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CasaUka.
Dry CataWbR, Isabella, eGc.-Tbese Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and bOquet are exrslIed VII
nOne-either native or foreign.
Sold-by
ARCHER CHATHAM i Co.
Mine / SHERMAN
X. u. CHEATHAM L Co
nOT2-3m
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SPLENDID FARM
FOR SALE.

OffER, FOR SALE 100 ACRES OF THE
= place wherein live. being i've miles from
ne eiiy. On The Eichland Pike. aud adjoining
zen. Harding Park. This Is one 81 the hand
soonest and most desirable farms in the state .
improvements g0ot-frame dwelling. kitchen
Splendid large barn, etnne spring house, and ali
~ s"od repair; about =, acre. 81 timber and
blue srass. and about ~ acres Of clover. last
springs sowing; hrst-rste spring; Richland
creek runs through he front lot; and never
i1liing stoek water 10 the back pasture The
place y beautifully situated on The pike. and j.
q very attractive lOcation.
ALSO. about rs Acres Of rich Land On the
franklin Pike about 81 miles from the city.
No improvements. A very handsome place. /
WI sell either 0r both of The above for very
reasonable priee. A man will be hard % plea-s
Who cannot be suited IN one IL these places.
WM. HENRY SMITH.
decll-IW [B.l
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SINGLETON, at the pOstofice, has GOdey's
Lsdys' Book and Peierson's Magazine for
January, also The Waverly MAGAZINE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
lSS, was 1884 at 1850, 1874 at P. NJ, and
closed at 1875 st4 P. N. Dealers here
were paying lSG, and we're asking the New
York quotation.
Government securities were quoted in
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Good Chance for a Home.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

nH TAU AsDAf, DECEMBER II, VIZ WILL
ohsr 81 public sale al the Court iiou.. door i,
NASHVILLE, the Lot Of Ground on Broad street ~ Al
hashyhie, belonging % the estate OF n l. shat
lon' deceased ifonting 3 feet Broad street ana
running back Is1 feet On WhIrh 4. , 5000. -
urll builf N'''
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FOR RENT.

THE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. No
y North Market street below the square
occupied by Myers & Hunt for the last eigh
years. II e also good location for a Ware
ness. Inquire Of p. L. NICHoL, Court House
nov2e-G
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THE CITY.

We are indebted to Col. Robert johnson
Tor a copy Of the Presidents message in
pamphlet form.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
BOOTS AND s
sGOm-Made Roots and shoes
New Cemetery

~ A RESOLUTION PASSED AT A LATE
II meeting 81 the City Council. the COMMITTEES
on Cemeteries was directed 20 make examination
- 20 suitable grounds for new cemetery. Per
sons living in the vicinity Of Nashville yyho own
and Wish 70 sell any grounds suitable for such
purpose. gre requeted 10 leave notice Of the
iSct WITH the My"r or Auditor NJ BIZ Office. before
rue I2t1 inst. u. S. RHEA.
u = L -
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THOs. s. MARR, PrsI't. L. q. Taasox. Ca,b'r
NATIONAL SAVINGS, COMPANY.
TENNESSEE

- Vt l7I UHI0l alI O0IIl13 Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncHrrebt
money These quotations are liable to huctuate but
may DO depended on q sufficient length of time fsr
remittances 70 berscevsd By mail or express Il for
warded without delayfa HH
TpNNESoEE o.
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A FIRsT-CLAsS STORE HOUSE ON THE
n Public Square. Also. a nice little Farm
three miles from the city, well watered. good
land, good neighborheOd, good improvements
A. II. HICKS. Hicks China Hall. 43 Public
Square 1aa--
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LARCENY ORA WATcH.-A chap named
Andrew Wallace was yesterday arrested
and brought before Esquire Wilkinson
on the charge Of stealing 4 watch, valued
at thy dollars, the property Of a boarder
m the same house where Wallace stops.
ON account OF the absence Of witnesses for
The defense, the case was continued until
next Monday, the deieudcnt meanwhile
being remanded to Jail in default Of hail.
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Notice.

A III THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- the estate 81 heddick summer deceased.
are hereby notified 10 iilo the same with me-
kleTk Of the County Court OF Stewart county.
plate OF Tennessee. on or before the 10Th dav of
MATch' l5h'. legally authenticated IN order that
The same may be liquidated and discharged In
accordance with tie acts Of the LeEislatnre Of
the state Of Ielnesses relative 10 insolveut
estate. This the ath day of December. 1851
dec3-ftW EDMUND VINSOV td,,',
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sale Of Real Estate.

nTRsJANT To A DEED OF TRUST. EN.
eeuted By MoTFis kurgsr. on the -lth
day ~ August, $50. aud duly registered iu
the REGISTERS oaiee % Davidson county. In
book 81. page g. Will expose O. pub
o. sale q the Courthouse door. in Nah.
vile. on wednesday, Z he 18th December. lsta
30 the right title and interest The ssiI N.rri.
kauEer has in and 10 a certain piece OF ground
on south summer street. a short distance south
OF The residence ofpr Q. n. Winston, and front
ing on SnmmeT ~ feet and running back no
teei. heierence u made o. said deed of trg o.
and the ale . made lces IRON redemption.
Saie az Courthouss 40 u o'clock. d . Dsrem-
Der 18th.
ANSON NELSON,
4ees-<W. Trustee.
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For Rent

A n ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"A IN Watkins GrOve-fsr rent for the yeal
lSa.. Possession given on the 18th of this month
For particulars. apply TO j. Bloomstein. corner
OF Cedar and Watkins streets. dec5-ltt
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The grocery market Yesterday was toler-
srably fair, and quite a number Of large
sales were effected.
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Enr Pant
For Rent

A STORE ROOM on CHITRCH STREET
"A opposite the Stacey House" An Nxceilent
stand for business. Apply 70
dec5-lm n + ATTOWAv
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Just Received, large assortment ofI.adies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDE & Bios
nOyl-2m Al North College street
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For Rent for the Year laRz

THE LARGE WAREHOUSE AT THE COR
i ner of Church and College streets, now orcu-
pied by X. b. Cheatham Co. Apply to
MRS. JOHN W. WALKER
decb-lw No q High street
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. PERFTHEEs
FANCY GOODS.

And other articles usually Sept To- such csi1L.
iishments. which he Offer. 10 the lowest cara
prizes. The G0Ods are fresh and genuine.
Mr. CHARLES r. ElSTlAE. formerly Book
keeper ard Prearripti8uisf at fhr DRUG Store nd
II J.. jenkins a Co.. ig with Dr. g.. and viii
take pleasure IN waiting upon bis numursu.
Presrriptions promptly ind accurately com
pounded NJ 90 hours. decS-tf
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GmBERr's PuE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address j. B. ROMANO, Manager, No.
SIS Broadway New York. lnovI7-sp
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For Attorney General -EIVenth Ju.
dleiai DESTRUCTIVE are authorized to an
nounes A. c. HICKEY. Esq. as candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties of Giles, Mar
rshaiL Maury, Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
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RIVER NEWS

The river Yesterday evening was SIX feet a
the shoals and falling. The weather was elea,
and cold throughout the day. The f5liowinr
comprises our port list:
ARRIVED.
Emma Floyd, from Cincinnati.
Nashville, from Cairo Dad Memoirs
REPA~--D
None. =-H - zA------a
j, 4 ne Emma Floyd brought up the best TRIP Of
'he season. consisting Of merchandise AMI mis-
eeilaneOus freight.
Nasa'ihe cane in witha very frir tim.
que ''em-o- arrival yesterday was m n Of al
rom up the river The raft comprised about
one hundred and City barrels Of thecruds pstro-
.suh' bound together in the water. al 4 usviea,ss
"a every respect ike raft Of logs. The oil viii
De disposed Of in the city we understand
.Ihe levee presented q brisker appearance a..
.efday than We have observed before during ans
day Of the season E|EFES
Inc strike OF the eolored men who work m thu
landing notice of which we published sons
lays ago, has NOT injured trade and ,ommsres Il |
he least y ~
We understand that quite number If Iuyhe, /
md timber RATS are expected down bv the nev, /
Use.
For notice Of boats leaving see advertisement.
lseNhere
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WING. rOBEY & co.. Bankers and Dealer.
il Gold Silver, Government stocks and Com pound
Interest Notes.
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A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE LAW
n and Business Offices " "
=, Also. the rear of building on the Public
square, below Cedar street, containing eight
rooms and suitable for a family
Apply at No. Il Cherry street
decl-lW- MICHAEL -NAIIGIIN
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Together with all bis Household ana Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Tools. Stock, etc
Lot NO. L, is n beautiful grove Of Forrest
Trees, in the midst Of which stands the snlepdjd
Isslaence OF the Doctor Also, on this lot is the
lovely little Lake. from which the place il pampd
and We venture the assertion that. there Is not A
loyeer spot ioT sale in the vicinity Of Nashville
LOT No. :, affords fue building spnt. we'll
covered with Forrest Trees,
Lot No. 3, il mostly cleared land.
n, The Doctor having determined 20 remove Ia
mississippi, the sale wiil be positive ana githont
reserve. SOUS
COLLATION. as usual. 0gnnibuses viii leave o,r
Sheei Al y North Cherry street. sni o. Public
NkMsQM, gLONER 4 CO.
dscl2-td
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For Christmas Gifts.-Toys, Dolls, Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces, and Willow
Ware, in great variety.
GUNTRATH & SCHIFF
uecZ-ZUL - Union street
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IL NJ Hall.


C''aNER CfDAR STgTrT AEb PCsLic SoIaRK
NASHNiALE, TENNESsRE
4 prepared 10 execute PH0TO5RAP h3 Of ever
description. Special Aitenftsn paid L. soBying
Photographs Of deceased soldiers.
scptU-3u
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Mr.. J. sCatteFgOOd, Of Richmond. Va.
now at G. B. AbbOtt's. No. % College street. He
has recently been employed in some of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in the Northern
cities. and comes highly recommended as a first
rate cutter. do,1 ~
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-13

hotlee--Al persons indebted to the estst.
OF W.Green6Old, deceased. will fEd their cIai a.
IN the hands Of Judge Jas. Whitworth. who
directed. unless arranged previous to lst Jan
uary' to bring suit on them all, He will also
represent me during my absence from theaity in
any business connected with the estate.
dec9-lW IB.l GEO. A. ALLEN, Admir-