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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of this
city, We know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the folloving from the N1si-
rsGs Dahl Union
AT a period Iite tbs present, vbeu cur
city Is Illed 20 OVERLOOKING with a transient
population, and diseases prevail 90 an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, 10 is proper that
the means Of cure should be OF ready &C.
cess, and that those Immediately interested
shou 4 have information which will lead
them 70 avail themselves OF competent
Medical advice. Men uho hsye been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
Of Medicine, sud been successful in s prac-
tice Of msny years, a-e surely worthy Of
confidence IL they have given their stten-
ton exclusively 10 ore branch Of the pro-
iession, AID made themselves masters q it,
thoy hslO still mere Ught 10 expect sup
port, m-re particularly % they have sfofd-
c3 proof Of thejr sbility 20 cure. To this
latter class bel ngs Oh. j.. L. COLEMAN,
who, iu his speciality, hiss been a beusiactor
90 The all ctcd, and msy ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that We may sdll be found st our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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Locomotive knsinel. unsery cesUIs.
y Hers and Rdnning Gears fr two - Dummy
Engines, unseTVl.ebls.
o. Five Span, $50 feet each, McCdlum Truss
Bridge. (D Two spans bridge, D. iesJ each.
Q3a) Que hundred fnd thirty three perch lst and
2i class Cut stone, comprising foundation OF Round
House.
Will also be cold, on aboys mentioned date, at
Memph : and fa-hylie, the balance Of MilitSvy
kailTJsd Properly remaining undispOsed Of at that
tlne.
Sales will commence at each place Al 10 o'clock,
s m ana CONTINUE until all the property is disp0s-
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For Rent,

mHAV elrps1t Stors co She corner o. Tho Square
J. nnd C.,iar ctr. 81, kn WA H. the cJtameneisi Ia
surance Office Fer Tenn, cal on
CED SHIELDS ? co,
-tr- u and " Cnla1s .tnasl.
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NLTE warrant al the shove articles to he Fresh
and Pure, and viii b. sold at the Lowest
market rates. We invite the attention OF our Old
Gus omefs and the public, mad request n call aud
an examination Of our stock and prices before ma
k:Hg their purchases.
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Tssrs s-s over sis hundred White rS'rie
..arrla. tu "a si4rsnC eobas Iun.
~ Ailsuta is ulsa true III every
-,tv 10 the Stole which was boa
-,r rack ui ths armies 10 lsta b.
m. E.s,,tvir aFc re'ha"'a uy thousuuas,
srgtn.5rsynruurs Hfc nr~prrsfntr. us ca
uemc-Ga. toH.
Astbese white people are not wards
OF the Government, they must suffer.
There i. no bureau for their relief
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THEATRE.

Thursday Eyeuing-Grsnd Fsniza Oys-ou. zh
Sen Sweeney snd Col Roberts an address r.
D Ter.
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The Kentucky Legislature have taken
the preliminary steps 70 ask the President
10 remove General fisL.-Ctn EH9urerf
OF course the President ought to
listen at~teutively to the Kentucky
Legislature. Ii has aided him ans.
ingly in his contest with the ultra radi-
na1a
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Cash, in Government fund-; or, when purchased
BY kslroad COmpRnies, on credit Of desIred) Il not
eVceedlng tao yesrs, payable 10 monthly iusta.-
merits " IN interest At the rate OF 7 s 10 per cent.
per annum, secured Is tOnd, sat STA tory 20 the
Government for double the amount Of the proper
~ purchased
Full descriptions Of the Engines can he obtained
on application to Capt. 5. r HamIl, A Q NJ Nash
vii e, Tenn r.. J.. CHILLY,
isnI0 to febi9 Bvt. Mai 40 NJ, u. A.
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Extensive Sale
OF
ROLLING SIlGKI

MILITARY DIVISION or THE TRNNEs5EE.1
GUAR QuARrEgMAsrTR's OFFlCE,
a. :. MufIAHY RAILROADS.,
Nashville. Tenn. Jal 9.h, 1860
WILL be sold at Pubic Aurioo, Ct Memph 3,
w Tennessee, "Wednesday, FeUrrsry TIN, 1866,
the fol owing deecrih q Rolling stock, VIZ
a. -Four LOcoIioEse E1srnes five lest gauge,
(hTee ol I Al d disn -uled, toe ger irsbleJ
ue) 5 Xteen Box and ~ nine Fiat Csrs,--more OF
less-nVe feet gauge
same Time and Place,
Cl One Locomotive rugur i've f5et gauge, lying
In the altch on the line OF the N s-I ,sipp Ceuuat
Railroad, TIVE We miles North OF Grand junction.
AZ Nashville, Tenness e., Neiue sdsy, February
18th, ITO will De all the following described Roll
ing Stofk, ali CT h'e ret gsur- sut 10 good running
order, Va:
a. one Locomotive Eagioe. iyusn IS S5uthaI,
builders.
Cs) Eighteen /" Moru4 sou.
builders.
OD One &" " kaigers' l.. s N.
Works, builders.
% One S.mrulruX smith
bUlseTz.
~ One locomotive IenifT
t2ool Two hundred Est sni Box Cars. tmors OF
i@ss)
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GOVERNMENT SALES
LARGE SALE or
Government Property.

RAsHyuLr. TxSN, Feh-l, lS56. I
n WILL offer for sele, commeueing on The lGth
L day Of February, lSGA IT the T. $ Esnkln
shops 10 the city Of Nashville, Tenn, = large
~ lOilJSs
Means of Transportation.
TS2 Army Wagons.
LOO Ttsnsfer Wagons,
- Amhuisuces,
- Two Hone Wagons,
50 Carts,
IS Drays,
Al Sets Wheel Horse Harness,
80 " Lead "
l25S " Wheel Mule "
lulT = g q e.
22i /" Gait Harness.
Eiith, Besring, Breat and spresdsr ChNns. Jockey
Sticks, D1ube and Iugia Tees. Lead and cheek
Lanes, Collars, Brides, Wsgon aud RIDING Saddles,
&C., &C.
Tools Of sl kinds. including 81 cksmilhs, Car.
ptnters, WEeelwriRa's, Ha ness Maker, Slsc1In-
lais, Tlnners SHd auiers Tools.
MISCELLANEOUS Articles.
g. ss! LbI Wrought Scrap lion.
Si,lSf " Cast 4"
100000 Feet Lumber, assorted,
l steam Engine, l0-Horse power,
10 10 50 power.
." 10 rEhu lo-horse power,
. Hay Scales Fsirhsnksg ten.
Also Desks, Tables, Chsirs. Benchel, Lanterns,
Brooms, Paulins. Rope. sc &c
This sale comprises articles OF almost every kind
knnwa IN the quar- ermasters Department. add
" Il b. one f the lsrges; sAles that has ever taken
Sale 10 comm nee a. 10 o'cl,ck, am On Feb.
dspped or
Terms cssh-Goyemnsnt funds.
a. R Eldy. UsA. ChisfQ Of Tenn.
4. b. klKE.
feb@id Cap. BvL Msi. and A. z. N.
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Arn..I "a laf Amsndnonnl

Article IA (ef Amendments
No State shall withdraw from this
Union without the consent OF the
United States, to be ascertained and
decided in the same u and 10y
the same proportion of the States
which is required for amendments 10
this constitution.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
Il AORES,

Too and a hall mi IS from HashpiHe, on
the lE1rfreesBOro pike and also other
Valuable Property in NdshviAe, belong
ira 10 the Estate Of the late Ed'gard Ira
tue.
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II is as preposterous to talk about
the LOYALTY Of the common negro as it
would 10 attribute piety to & donkey or
virtue TO a goose. No donkey ever
committed a sln-no goose was ever
guilty OF a vice. Yet, who thinks OF
CHASING either the sage bird or the
sapient beast among tne saints2 The
negro il, questionless, as innocent OF
treason as these animals are Of false
hood and blasphemy. but he il limo
cent in the same brutelike way. a
donkey's knowledge Of what IS owed
to Heaven aud a negros knowledge oil
what he owed TO a county sre pretty
much on a par. The one deserves 70
less credit for not having rebelled
against the laws Of God than the other
for not having rebelled against the
Government OF the United states. 10
neither case can the failure TO do wrong
be traced to a sentiment OF what Is
right Tho donkey has no religion
the darkey has no loyalty. Dob
bins correct department will not
entit!e him TO a stall Paradise. No
| more should Cutfse's absence from the
rebel ranks entitle him 10 those re-
wards which, in spite Of these conslde-
| ratione, the Summers and The wilson's
are DESTROYS Of heaping on his heac
Our Radical friends will scarcely
agree with us in the above remarks.
They delight to dwell upon the con-
trast between the disloyal whites OF
the South and the loyal blacks Sec
reta,y Harlan has lately helped them 10
A some what lame aEtithesis TO express
| that contrast. Henceiorth, the phrase
Ignorant loyalty, rather Than lnteill-
| gent treason will be Il favOrite n IN
Radical mouths
A nice comment on this sentiment ID
furnished by the state Of Affairs on
| Johns leland. We have there a pleas
| ING illustration Of what the loyalty OF
the black Is worth, when he Is no longer
| restrained by the presence Of supe-
| -ior whom he fears Thatloyalty neither
enables him to understand the rights OF
a fellow citizen nor the authority OF
the Faderal Government nor does II
prevent him from tramphug on the
one and defying the other whenever
his Ignorance leads him 10 think that
he may do 80 with Impunity. surely,
his is a loyalty which IS hardly prefer
able to the asserted disloyalty OF the
whites. eLo
negro. either as " loyal or AS - disloy-
Al. Is alike absurd. Whether he
ubevs or whether ne resists the ORDER
of the government, he has 10 feelings,
no sentiments, no opinions, which de
serve 20 be characterized by either
epithet Il he goes peaeeably to work
huzzainr for the United States nag, II
is not because he feels any affection ioE
the authority which that flag typihes
If. n the other hand, lac roams about
as a turbulent vagraut, swapping his
fingers at the powers thai be, 1t Is not
because he has any conscious design o.
~infracting or opposing the supreme Ia"
of the laud. All that Cuhee cares ioi
at PRESENT. Is bis own ease, pleasure
comfort. and that authority will have
his best wishes which interteres least
with his enjoyment OF these TIRES
things.
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United States Steel Pen INaks
FACTORY, CAMDEN, N. j.
r. E%STERBRooK & 90,
- -

STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
WAREHOusEslHo 4o3 AFeh-sl. pafla
Ne "a John-sL, asa Nsrh
AAad pnces on Eprhesaoa. Lofs msdr
e.luo-iAeaa Pens are q eanuina kp1arrs1
m.ule1.lre aud eeuA n daiah, ei.src y - fas-
- ne Et mpo-tad- Tsy are.
eaa ploe - ee-anils o. oar nFnafu-s 3 suE.
cie1l secuntT agAtnst ors4m imifa1on.
Ter ae e fsai - al B aaonsFs ID ~
uuitad a.stos. FsTVnH4r1raC
ocnl-sn sod
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GOVERNMENT SALES
SALE OF GOVERNMENT
GrlSt and Saw Mills and Quar-
termasler's Stores.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Large Sale Of Fine Surgical InstrH-
ments.


WILL be sold At Auction, At the Medical Pur-
" Feyor's Ws,ehtuse. Pubic Square, Nash
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, February l3, ls6s.
900 General Operating Css's,
% Minor 90 do.
- kxsectng sud Trephiniug Gases.
% Post MOrtem Cases, large.
leo Dissecfing Eases,
200 Pocket CaSeF, two 'olds,
$50 do do three folds,
100 Stomach Pumps, Iart hute-key valve,
$50 Teetn Extracting instruments,
800 DSVi ison's selflnlecting syringes,
100 ScAliicators,
1900 Cupping Glasses and Tins,
500 jr1sses, single snd double,
lao Scissors,
5000 lou niquets, al patterns,
loo Hard Rubcer 5yrEgss, assorted sizes,
SO Sets Spiints, all sisss,
stethoScopes. Tongue DeprsssoTs, SYringes hy-
pod rule, a., Obsteticd Gases, Speculums, Lam
cet', &C, &c, &r.
A portion OF the foregoing articles ere Sc
eond han and val be sold separately. The bal
soee IS entirely new. The general operating cases
contain instdumt hts for auiDufauous, exseehons,
minor operations, snd sets CT Catheters and
Sounls
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Auction Sale Of Govt Property


4 WILL sell n Public Auction on SATURDAY.
i February 2ith, 1866, at u o'clock, am, the
snip Yard, inrluulng Build ngs. Machinery, Lum-
ter WAGONS and sppurtensDces thereto
Alsr, Sc the sane tmH, the Fine Stern-Whael
Stesmer "Stoue Eiyer, in good condition, length
los feet, bread h Collect, depth Of holi 4teet, regis
tered ga ions.
A schedule Of the properly pertaining TO the
shove can be seen at IN s ohie.
Terms Cash IN q. ) Funds.
By order OF Brevot Col. John b. Iauea. G.. @ NJ.
d. Z. I. THOS. J. CARLILE,
tebI tbs breVet NJ i1r and A z NJ.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESsEE,l
QgARTEsnAsTTR's OFFicE, U. g. MI. R.. Rs
NASHVILLE, 1ESs Feb 7th, 1876.
/ WILL sell Al publlc auction, at Nashville, Tenn,
Il THURSDAY, Feb. 10th, 1886, near the ChAtta-
nooga Depot, the following described property, u
3. Nil. Railroads, VIZ.
$500 Three hundred tons Iron, more OF less,
consisting OF Car Wheels, Axleg, Loco
motive wheels and sKls-, aud cast aad
WrOughis rap.
(sl Thirty Hand-Cars.
() SIX stationary Boilers.
10000 Ten thousand Railroad Cross-tes.
tt0) F1hy kegs bis ting Fowler ard
Us5W Eighteen hundred and my feet uf Fuse.
sale 20 ct ~ O'Clock, & Al.
TeHsCa h in Government Funds.
9. R HAMUL,
Capt and A Q NJ. Act'g ChG Q. NJ, U, 5. NJ. ka.
feb7-tds
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.rhnrsdaY. I5th daY % FebruarY

IhuiSudyS lJth udb OA ICbAuAi1s
said eI7 acres has been su5-dryid' d into q lots.
con,Ainios from I'VE - taenty-one ares, ~ vii he
seen IRON tie piat recorded IN said eau .. Ihtse
Iots front On the MurreesbOro End on The st. mes
River turnpike, AMI o. vide avenues, lad OF 20 g.
10 maze "a n 10 Hccs sslb.e-
Also ~ acres On Mil Creek, a.JoIlIng sad III
acres.
m -re arc perhaps TO lands in Middle Tenue-see
Possessing - iaany a.tyantagss- Their pTJxin ~
10 hJurI nlng ciiy, watch - rapidly mnfoYiLgi
ne iertuiJy Of he soil, the MI ? ber OF hne bulfulng
: lites on hen, snd the uufAiling sprugs thereon,
rem ier The lots a. laid ofi most desirable - fesi-
d nces ami ss gsrdeas.
Lots Nos. !, 2. 8 ald 4 ID all 81 or % acres, fol
unsurpassed
Lot6, I've acres. Al pole; hDe building site, good
sOii. mRgnibc-n: grove Gnu me fpurg.
Lot No. c. Twelve se,es nns site, excellent sprrg
and nsh p nj Of claaT cold water from me 'pung
Lot No. :, eignt Gcresi good s0n, ice hous-, spTIug
Of cold water, and gOOI B-lltnE sits.
Lot No :, zine and three fourths scr-si and Lot
No 3, 9 acres % p les. Ncy neh soi, b III lots Ma
tered ny III sp1ng march
Lot No. 10 contains 10 acres 05 polts, comfort
abe frsme dwelling and outhouses, god spnng,
! soil unsurpassed
Lot 40 ii, welye srres &c po'ez, with ons-ba fof
the rock spring, eKcelleut barn house snd rich
Let No. 70, fourteen acres, fronting on Murrrees-
boTo piae; magnificent bui ding site, v IN forest
trees, and tao springs, one CT them a very tine
one.
Lot no. Il contains eighteen acres o. poles, front
ing on he Murf. eesbOrc PiEe, the hnest building
size od toe pace. gaod spring and forest tees.
Lots nos II anu mo Il contRLing z sores,
and No. Is, eight acres AID 1t POLES, sle Eated
site', SPLENDID sol with tho spring kno~n as N
"c1ld spring On lot No Is.
Lot 80 lG, fronting IN tee MuIfIee -boro pike,
tEelye srres AMI b poles, beautiful Uuldiug site,
with forest trees.
Lot No II. on MurfreesboFo turnpike; u q most
desiIsble lot. Il contains p Q les and Al poles,
and wa'ered By the . cold spring" Drsnch.
Lot No IS contains 81 acres. running ba L 10 The
Spout Spring br-nch .sIuie sud well located, Gle
bIldiug site, fIouting on the StOee's nyer pise.
Nos. ~, 70 AID q 2 cd sol.
1 minimum price ger acre u liked BY the Court
on each o the above lots, which arc = pant Of be
Home Tract aud will be so 4 1t the time specified
above, al WIN h time the remainder interest IN the
DOEer Tract, IS laid of in said plat, will be sold
Persons Nlsning o purchase are earnestly dasir-
Ell 10 examine the Iuhl shed plat, which eau Be
found at tie office of BoIa e l.. Harrison, Esq, Or
~ cal ing on the undefs snpd, who " Il take plfa
sure IN giving all Informs ion required, ami 10 show
ing the ,ands.
TERMS-Una fourth cash, and notes with sp
proved p rsCnal sfcuuty on &. ~. Is and % mon .hE
credit, bea'iug interest ant q lien retained Oh tho
properly En il the purchase money is paid.
Sale 10 Al 10 O'Clock.
Z K. GLASCOCk.
decl2-tu thu sRt q SPECIAL Commissioner.
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Notice,

ThE finders -aed sid alters % TIE sdflameai
Il ana co lectoo Of a. els ms entrustea d D M,
m TrnneSsss soma Aishana aud Mississpp.
AL clalms can D ser a. he m Of Csmpbsh, sc.
Sven A GnoxShscS, to q Norh CherY STREET EF
Inn, r VOWEL C~lascilr.
lrhll-ls
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Petroleum Barrels.

EOR SALE Two complete sets Of Barrel ma
il eh-nsTY Of he mos. approved pstsuts, shch
can Be- put IN operAnon IN ten days, En3 turn OF
barrels . day. Apply 20 ". l. NAME. sash
via or 5. WATSON sycamors Mis- lEzZI-t
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Crop Prospects in North Mississippi
We are gratihed to state that the
prospects of a crop this season, are a
IN this section. Planters, generally,
are putting forth an unusual amount OF
energy 20 produce the staple article,
and have succeeded far beyond antlci
nation in securing labor. Many OF the
negroes have found out that it Is sbso
luiely Necessary for them TO labor to
maintain life, though they have their
freedom. The lesson cost them many
lank stomachs and thousands OF lives,
and il IA quite time for them TO have
learned It Many, rather than seek
new employers, have chosen to contract
At far wages with their former masters,
and apparently have gone 20 work IN
earnest Now that our labor System Is
beginning 10 be understood, we can
look 10 coming fall with some hope OF
prosperity. We see no eason why the
agricultural interests OF the South
should not multiply under these favor
able auspices II the negro will work
for wages, we have no hesitancy IN
saving that cotton can be produced at
less than heretofore under the
old system Of slavery, and If he does
not his place will be supplied, ss has
been already in many localities, with
white labor.-CJriHfh Mas.
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Look 10 Your interests!
$500 TO $1,000 per Month,
-

NAN BE DONE AT YOUR own HOMES, sth-
ogt interfering with other bgslness. Little or
noesp.ta required Busns 3 es-y. light, snd hon
orahis Particularly suitable foI lsLes. bot can BE-
dose y al with equal success May men n Eu-
rope hsVe nsae tneir iauunes By TINS busn-ss
b1t a. JET u > eutrsly ueE ID Amsnca-
For particulars a1drsss, Eilh One dlill-.
THEJDORE r. sPESaFR
fehT-daslm Lou-vlIe. Ev.
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A letter fiona Sidney, Ohio, says that on
the 9Th inst he Shsr Il Of shelley County,
Ohio. Mr.. McClaue, was so beaten IN 3
hravi that be diei Of his iu~jurits.-linc7-
-ag C1uvrrcIEL
Fortunately this homicide did not
occur in tennessee, and cannot be tel
egraphed 70 Washington IS ar indica-
ton Of the state of society here
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RETTERS
SUNDRIES


Tennessee and Cumberland
jill AND MINING COMPANY
TSCoRroRATrD ct
Special act Of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
june sth, lst1.
sHAREHOLDEHs
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stocit. 100000.
Divided INTO 1900 shares orso each. 700 saauz.
OF Sto,"0 have been appropriated a. wurk-
Hg capital, for the dstelup-mcnt ct the
properly OF the Company.
4 hmiied amount only Of tho stock thus spu-o-
prs cd has feen placed 10 the hands Ct th- omctrS
1the egmpshy % ~ sold ~ 8 per share and ~
me stork has All been i-sued, inll Tsii. ia pay
ment Of property, Il Is not therefore. liable u any
luture assessment.
ORTIZ No. co. North Cherry street. PostoBee
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
= n. oo1ToS, ofTeun. g a. Hrouras5Uns, ofN.Y.
va G. htAfs, hELAN0 @ sauH, 0fMinn.
a sAAtSant A. q. wEItss ct Mich.
HFsssat-A. g. SANFORD,
Pres'tI st National Bank, Nashville.
Pre Preadent,-A- G.. WILLS.
SecrstarU-F. H. COTTON.
7Fauzru.-WM. c. BUNTs.
Mining SHPOufmdeHt-C. L HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofths Comnany consists Of la.ss
hold Interests N the counties uf Oyerr1u- Feuf-e--
Whit, Jackson, aud warren, M the Sat al TO-
nesaeei amounting TIE aggregate t0 over elEht
thousand sores
The membership oftha COMPANY ana the Board
Of Drectors conPnse men o. business experience
snd reputation, and Of a thorough and practical a.
quanutuee Win the ol mines OF Pennsylvania,
The Mining superintendent Wa one Of the arsfeN-
piofers OF the Oh Held Of tkst sule, and struck the
hrst noHing OIL well 10 the country, well known a.
the hequembourg well, and 70 which the eli inter
e-t7 o. teunsylFsnia, then IN their nascent stale,
We 2 very largely lntsbted.
THIS Company Will lease portions Of their valus-
be isnds, IN small tracts, % private parties or COM
panies, for nusEnuATE DEsuoFHESr. This Is 3 mre
cnAnee Tor hona pie operators 70 ohtsia leases %
terms that all be simply remuneraty-.
Terms made known on application
30 NERE sPECULAT0Es WILL BE TREATED VIE.
DESCRIPTION oflands and samples Of Oh obtained
from the properly may h. SEGA ~ esilng ~ the
once Of the Company, No "a North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary, r. H. Cotton. Nashville. vii re-
ce1Ye orders for stock, ami VII LrEard car1Heatez
BY return mai Ensn the money sccompsnes ne
order.
OF CIT
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crest Success OF Tins New Temple Of Amussus1t
FIVE NEW FACES
FirEt sppsaranceof
Mr.. CHAs. FRANCIS.
Ihe renowned Ballet Master, ant Impsrsouaior Of
Fenlsls Characters.
Return Of the Old Avoutes. Miss Lire W.fsar th.
Glare SISTERS. NJ .nuie and Emma. aud Mr.
rome b~uton, the hsh Comedian
Au me Oil Stars 10 new acts, Souas. BlHsi-
Fafees' bunssquef, Dances, ete.
IVES song, Dances, Chorusses and Ballet.
Monday EveninE-THE MAGIC PENNY
IN senye rehearsal, aud VII shortly be pnoducei.
Af.lony beutons Sensation Drama enkfief
The Exile's RETURN
OR, IRELAND SHALL BIZ FREE.
Eight Beautiful and attentive waitsr qirls.
ASrand aatnee every saturday saernoon-Doors
oren at : o'clock; curtain nsss a. 8
o'clock, precisely.
scAtE or PHIcIs -Orhestn Chairs 50 cts; Drs-.
~. cts Coiored Gallery Is cts; GLlsry Is e.,
ee1ll - dacs-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

A fire occurred ~ Hilton Head on
the slh inst, and destroyed a large
forage shed, guard house and several
smaller building together with 1900
bushels Of corn, 1909 bushels Of oats,
450 tons Of hay, aud 300 bales of straw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

A GRAND MATINEE every ssturisy sasno,n
aonlmeneihg AZ ~ oiclock, ior Lsdies aud ChI.
dfeoi On shieh oecssiou there will ba no U.rp,r.
1o.9 socu, ne premises, and smoking p~o.itiyay
NNNUMNINN 60 aar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

We publish a letter from D. l. lulee
Of Florida, IS furnished 10 the Savan-
rah Republican.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14


SAMUEL WILL, President.
JAMES Il. LUCAS, Vice President
VIM I, SELBY, Secretary.
WM. n. RENTON, 69uerl Agent.
HR. JOHN 7. HODGEN, Consulting Physician.
LAKELAND, CLINE s JAMISON, Legal Adv.
sers.
HON, ELIzuR WRIGHT. Consulting Acmay.
SILAS X. FOOT, State Agent for Ten.
nessee.
Rev. w. u. r. SAWRIE,
Local Agent for Nashville.
r. w. STERHENEON, Special
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
dice IN "a National Bank Building.
NaSlu7e Locll Bard Of RsE-sno-
HllmGn. Bro. & Sons, J A. McAls,er s Co,
lno. hlrkmsn, o.. J Stubbls6sld,
James N. Hamilton, A. Hamilton,
James Wooda-
Fr1-iain9 HgasaHs.
Thos. X. Jennings, NJ. D., =. N. Madden.
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