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ARMY SUPPLIES,
JFTICE or SUPERvIsTNa COMNISsARY,
MILITARY DYIsOS or TENsEs IL,
NAEHYILLE. IE.N EeL Of lsna

I
MILITARY DrIsOS OF TENSEs EE, !
NAkHYiLLEi ZEN, Feb. 2lat, 1865. J
GEALED Proposals, which must be in duplcsts
Owlth a copy Of this AsYsrtisament attached Il
each will be received at this Once until II O'Clock
IN, Thursday, March 18Th, 1866, Tor sunplyire
Fresh B-eb Of good aud mara etable quaint i5
eq1si propO. ton OF fore aud hind quarter meat
tnecks, shanks and Kidney talloW 10 be included
for issue 10 the troops aud others supplied by tGe
Government with ATOMS, At e following named
posts N the Military Division Of Tennessee: Hunts.
vile, Ala Nashville, snd Chattanooga, Tenn At
lanta, and Macon, Geo and at all posts drawing
supplies rom the above named pests. Contract 10
De IN force FIX mouths, commencing on the LIST day
OF April. lSI6, and ending the 3Oth day Of Ssptem,
Der, 1856, or such iess time as the Cou.miszar7
General Of subsistence may direct
The nscks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef 10 be
cut OIL at the fourth ~yeTsetbal Joint and the breast
trimmed down. The shanks Of re q larters 10 be
, ut OF nom three to fur inches abJye the knee
JOINT, and OF h nd quarters from SIX to eight incnts
above the gsmJrel OF h ok Joint.
Payment will be made mo thly. or as early there.
aher "a funds may be received therefor, an IN such
funds az may be furnished by the United States.
Separate bids will re received for each Of the
above posts, or one bid may irclufe them ali.
No lids will be entertained from persons who
come under the exceptions Of the Praadents Am.
nesty Proclamation. Nor y III bid in which such
be received, unless tEeY can p -Oduce the pardon Of
the President. Bids from al other persons under
sad Proclamation must be accompanied By the
Amnesty Oath.
Proposals must be accompanied by a proper guar
An.ee, signEd by two responsible person.. stating
that II a contract Il awarded, they will enter bonds
Tor the iaihul iulh lment Of the contract.
Inc Undersigned reserves the rigbg 70 reject sny
and all bids ri red.
Endorse en- ,elopes, Proposals for Frsah Beef
ana aidless the same to the under lened,
NJ. Z. SMALL, Bvt Col &C. s.,
ie0zl-tmart5 Nashville. Tenpesaaa
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IMPORTANT TO pHCrOGRAPHERs.-C1nsider
able stir has lately been occssiOned amuns
the photographer in this State and vicinity
in consequence Of the visits among them o
the assignee's agent Of Cuttings bromide
/ Potassium" patent, who has made mapy
profitable collections Of money as damages,
Tor past and future use.
The patent la question was granted tc
James a. Cutting, OF Boston, Mass, July II.
| 1854, aud contains Inc following claim ana
n~othing;more; "Ihe employment Of bromide
ofpotassium in combination with collodion.
No suggestion or a~llusion is contsined in the
patent q the use of free bromide. or Ruv
salt or extract thereof except bromide oi
potassium.
The original application for the patent
was rejected. The applicant Then asserted
thath he could prove lie uss Of = bromide ba-
SIS in collocion in the mouth ofApril, 1888.
The Patent ohce replied, citing references
couclusively showing the use ofbtom!de long
anterior to that daie. Among the salts
thus cited was the bromide Of ammonium.
4 pateut was finally granted to Mr. Cutting
with a claim 10 the use Of bromide POTASH
UNI in cOilodIo8, as quoted, and those who
use that sat appear 10 be i~RfrinCed batthe
use Of any other salt or form OF bromide in
coliodion, is free to the public.
Therefore all who are not USING bromide
Of potassium, thst have been compelled 70
pay under the threats Of said sreut7, that
they would be sued for using the equivalent.
can undoubtedly sue the Essiguee5 and sus-
tain an seton for their collecting money
unde false preteuees. - l5aav, y. J. Er-
press,
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Prices OF AdmIss,o,

tain rises 81 Atos. To-
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During his last visit to New York
General Grant was presented, by sew
eral leading wealthy citizens, with a
purse of 100000. Among the subscri
bers were A T. Stewart, W. B Astori
Commodore Vanderbilt j. D. F. Lanierl
L W. jerome, and Others. $4,000 OF
the amount were used to discharge the
mortgage on the Generals house in
Washington City the balance, $4,000.
being invested in Five-twenties. Major
General Daniel Butterfeld was the
agent who collected and paid over the
sum. The money was presented with
out ceTemony.
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The Cincinnati Gazette appears TO at
tach Importance to the Presidents au.
thorized version of his conversation
with Gov. Cox After 4 careful perusal
of it we can find no material difference
between it sud his veto message and
last speech.-Press and Times.
And you are sadly disappointed and
give the President over TO Hardness OF
heart and reprobacy of mind The
Chronicle gone, the Republican gone,
the Wing gone, and now the Press and
Times. In view Of the fact the Presi-
dent might exclaim, when hearing OF
the last detection, ct III Brute" But
he will not
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Tricks of Enemr.

The Washington correspondent o.
the New York Times in his letter Of the
18th says, "a systematic and tolerably
well organized plan for misrepresent
ing the Presidents speech, and Of the
circumstances under which it wa
delivered, was put in operation il
Washington within an hour after
the speech was concluded, and
up TO this moment the parties en-
gagged in this unfair course, have per
sisten,ly kept up other highly colored
and exaggerated reports by kilograms
TO the newspapers in the North, and
especially to the West and Northwest
A telegram prepared for the West Oh
Thursday evening, stated that the Pres
ident, when he came out Of the door OF
the White House, appeared arm in arm
with two Of the counsel Of Mrs. SurTatt,
etc etc. Other statements as untrue
as they were malicious, some of them
being absolutely indecent. were sent
OIL to the various papers published in
the large cities in the Western States
the aim and the united purpose Of
the authors Of the misrepresentation
being to belittle the President, aud
destroy, if possible, the force and effect
Of his speech We have nothing to do
with the character Of the late counsel
Of Mrs. Surratt, whether they be or lie
not reputable citizens; but we know
Of our own knowledge, that these gen,
tlemen did not accompany the Presi-
dent from the White House az stated,
nor were they Of the committee or party
of gentlemen who came out of the exe-
cutiVe mansion with Mr.. johnson.
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Dress Circle and PArqueue
Se$ola Li-r-..-
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LIQUORH.
BITTERS
sUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
rs Kegs Soda, 1 hi BIussto,.
l Cask Mscsb0y Snuff 4" CudbesT-
I BDls Epson Salts, 100 Lbs Cocbiuesl
4 Dutch MRdder, 2 Bbls Cream Tartar
200 Lbs best Indigo, 2 T" Brnostone
I Bbls CopBerss, 2 4" Four snipbB,
For sale low, By EWIN 4 PEEDl1ETOg
July ZZ-n.
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Two Through Trains Daily
Attention Capitalists
AIIahOna Iron Works for Sale.

fhh Stockholders having 20 directed, the Pre-
a dent VII otsr said property FOR sale, a. sucisa
- me mt tuesday IN April neIt, in Atlanta, %
ls,s sold st private sale before that day. This pro
PeHJ - located 20 miles above Atlanta, on bob
sides Of the Western 4 Atlantic Railroad. There Be-
~ acres o. land a reasonabis portion Of % g90l
Armlng land, aud the balance valuable Gr wood an
n~inerais-gold, copper snd iTon the iron ore
seeming 70 Be ~ine1hausuble, and the cray ore bans
esteemed among the best 10 the world. The Con-
snd rlourlng Mills and Iron Work. are only slur
HAI nile nom the Ailatoona depot, on Aiat0als
tresk, ahleh furnishes the water poser. A1o-l
la oi tbe village Of AlstoOng BE- 0ugs % The Pr
Pely. some Of The buildings being enIrelJ o.
sLoyed. others damaged, Al the Eorking siJca
oeiag entirely destroyed, others damaged, al i8'
WORKING stcck beng lot, and a majority o. I'
sloekholders beng crippled IN means By the n's
ses Of war, have determined tbs company % -
rather than saempb under The orcumstsncus, "
resuscitass.
information in detail can be procured BY consult
ing. J. u MCDANIEL.
feb7-2m Atlanta. 6a.
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Forneys special ~telegraphs from
Washington, under date Of the 25th
ult, that already hungry democratic
politicians are swarming there for pay
and provender, encouraged by the
Presidents course The special makes
s. sad blunder. The hungry politi-
oians are but buzzards attracted by
the scent Of the dead duck
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Proposals.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
CKDAR STREEr, MAR TRFsTLE WOsK. !
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. u, 1896.
DROPOS4LS will be received at IN 3 Office for
l. limited period for the sale Of seven thousand
eight hundred aud twenty G,s20J Cords OF Wood
located at the follow ng yards, viz;
$40 Cords at Be Yard, on Chicken Pike. : mile:
from Nashville.
245 C IDS at Douglssl Yard, Hyde's Ferry Pike. :
mile from Nashville.
5i6 Cnrds At Hancock snd Bell Yard, Hyde's Fer.
~ Pike. 7 miles from Nashville.
92l Cords at stearns' Yard, Chicken Pike, 7 miles
from Nashville.
147 Cords at Trabue Yard, Lebanon Pike, IOmllei
from Nashville.
The above Wocd viii Re sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Terms Cash, 10 Government Funds.
By order OF A X. Eddy, u. s. A.,
Chief 2 M, D. OF r.
A. W. WILLS,
leb2s lt cav Bvt. Maj. and A. z n.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THukspAY, March l, 1866.

@@
The Senate met at 9 am.
Mr.. Bossoa introduced Senale bill No,
PAL, 10 provide for the payment Of the la
bilities of the Tennessee Hospital for the
Insane. This bill sppropriates $4,000 tc
pay the liahi tiles created Tor material, sub
sistence ane salaries Of employees from the
LIST Of Oetoter, 1861, to the lst Of August
1862.
Mr.. Trimble offered Senate Resolution
No. n, that g Senate Committee OF three be
appointed 20 inquire and ascertain whether
any ore Of the persons nominated By the
Governor and confirmed by he Senate, as
Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee, hold
more than one lucrative office, and take
proof aud make report thereon. Adopted.
Senate Resolution Eo.42: That the Comp
troller and Treasurer report to the Senate
the amount Of monies received down to this
time by virtue Of our existing revenue laws,
and what amount is reasonably anticipated,
and what amount is imperatiyely demanded,
to keep the State Government IN motion,
was adopted.
Senate Bill charging equal rate OF interest
from six 10 seven per cent. was rejected.
House Bill No. 413, for he relief Of Tax
and Revenue Collectors. Passed fret read
ing.
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Napoleon does not like the Bagdad
affair any more than the radicals like
the veto. Both of them foreshadowed
the future, if Andy johnson is pressed
to try conclusions True the Bagdad
affair was q RlabuStsriag raid, but it
showed how even American negroes can
ran over Maximilian's French and
Mexicaus
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TO STEAMBOAT MEN!
FOR SALE,
SIBAMRR NANNIE.'

ENT ILL be sold st Public Au sion, to the n ghest
Wv bidder, for cash, on THURSDAY, I5 h day
Of March, 1856, at II O'Clock 3 M, at the Upper
Wharf. at the PoTt Of Nashville, tina Sternwheel
Steamer MAMIE" three years old, with all the
Furniture, Rigging, etc. Dimensions Is follows;
Length Of null i27 feet over all.
breath Of beam 20 feet 8 inches.
BTesdth Of h1Or 20 feet 6 inches.
Depth Of hole g feet 10 :Bches IN the clear.
Tao sliae-Taive eDgines 10 inch Cylinders, 2 feet
G inches stroke.
Two Double Flued Boilers, I6 feet long, 50 inch
diameter, and a good Doctor for supplying water to
boilers, etc.
This steamer being very light drsught drawing
only 10 inches wa err ia well adapted iOr the Cum
ierland and OHIO rgers and tributaries to Upper
and Lower Mississippi, espec ally to the Bayou
IT des OF the South, 30 ng noH owned by the Cor
pOration Of Nashville, sud to ba sold for account Of
The same. The lals VIII be positive and without re-
serve. GEO. S. KINNEY,
fe 2Std Chairman Street Cornn1iftls
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The prophecy imputed to Daniel Web
ster bears peculiar significance at this
day "If these fanatics and abolition
lists ever get power into their hands,
they will override the Constitution, set
the Supreme Court at defiance, change
and make laws to suit themselves ;
finally, they will bankrupt the country,
and deluge it with blood"
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The speech Of Mr.. Stephens was a good
one. If we could believe IA his earHestness
Of purpose or honesty, stronger words Of
praise might be used. But as We only look
upon this effort ss D haraugue prepared for
a certain purpose, it is not worth while 10
waste much time in an analysis Of its parts.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Hereit is again Public men Of the
South are constantly censured, and the
South abused and misrepresented, be.
cause, as Is alleged, the people do not
accept the results Of the war and now
we have doubts thrown upon the sin
cerity of Mr.. Stephens when he comes
fully up to the work, aud advises the
people Of Georgia to do their whole
duty 10 the country and to the negro
Can we ever have union and harmony
again, if this devilish policy is kept
up2
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Dana ought to understand that the
President is not more inclined to en-
ploy his time in 'snipe shooting than
in killing dead ducks"
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The Springfield (Ill) Journal de-
grades itself by calling the meeting Of
citizens addressed by President John
son on the 22d ult "a mob"
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VERIFYING Moral. chsste and Anus,

SCALE OF PRICES
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SESSION.

After the House was called TO order, the
motion Of Mr.. Arnell to reduce the quorum
from Sc members down 10 two-thirds OF the
members actually holding seals, was taken
up.
House adjourned.
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Large Auction Sale Of
Buildings

WILL expose for sale, st Public Auction On Fri.
L dsy, Ma On %, 1906, the !OuoRlng Government
Buildings, s.matei at tie CJrrals, N No!tl Nash.
VILE, W.
One % Flame Shed, Cherry street, near Cora
Stables.
Six t9 Frame Shells, west side Of Cherry street
near letters N street.
Two % Frame Sheds, ca I side OF Cherry st-aet
beyond Jefferson street
Three 90 Frame Houses east side OF Cherry street.
beyond Jefferson street.
Three 90 Frame h uses, ives, side Cherry street.
bsyO. d Jefferson street.
One ~ Franc House, a. the end Of North Cherry
street
One q Frame Store Hauss, on North Cherry
street.
One OD Frame Engine House, on North Cherry
street.
Two q Frame Buildings. on Cherry street.. near
COrrals
One G.. Frame Forge House, opposite old mule
Couai.
Ten QG Frame Builiiag, on east side of North
summer sheet.
oae % Frame shop, on west side Of high street,
near COTrsls.
One a. Fame Building, on Line street, west OF
Tressel Work.
Sale {, at 10 o'clock a. m. RuIdinyz
TO Re sold IN the order in WhIsh hey sppesr n mis-
advert semsnt.
Terms-Cash, IN Government Funds.
Proper TO beremoved az the expense ofths pur.
chaser.
By order of Cspt A. R Eddy, U 8. A., Chief O..
d., Dept. a tennessee. A. W. WILLS,
loL@ttQ bFt. MAJ. asd A. .. NJ
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Another Of the Immortal Dozen
has been provided for. Mr.. A Lowering
has been appointed one Of the Direc,
tors TO wind up the Bank Of Tennessee.
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Dead Duck Forney and Non-Colleotor
Dana are rivals in their abuse of the
President The latter screeches his de
nunciations with the energy and malice
Of a hsh-woman. They are a pretty
pair-the n formerly s. pimp and spy
upon a woman; and the other formerly
Il spy in the military family Of Gen
Grant watching an opportunity to
destroy that CREST leader. Can't they
get a recruit from Nashville
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Public Sale Of
Government Buildings

WILL eKpose for sale st Public Auction. O,
l Monday. the 9th day Of March, lsG6, the follow
ing Government Buildings, viz.
6 Frame Sheds,
In Corral AZ North Nashville
Summer ST near Corral
l Building, North Sumner ID. near Corra,
" Store house, E" "
l =" shop, " o" 4"
IS Bgidngs, WestoC High st., North Nashville.
East " " -
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock am.
~Terms-Oesh, Government Funds.
81 order Of K Eddy, L. 9 A..
Chief Q. N, D.. Of T.
.o, A W. WILLS,
itu-t-td BV. Mai. and A. U. NJ.
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.DYSPRPSIA AND FITB.

sure Care for these distressing c-m,
~-plants Is now made known 10 3 Tfestse on
~flIb-Foreign and EstVs Hertal preparations,
-puhnshed by DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN.
FlEs-ihe prescription was furnished himi n sueh
- FroFldental manner that he cannot con-
tiIs-scenuously refuse 70 make il known, IS !.
-hss cured everybody who has used Il. never
EiIs-haFng haied IN 8 single case. lis equally
-uTel Ia eases Of Fits as Of Dyspepsia; and
ingredients may be obtained from ahy
-Druegist. sent FIRES to sll on receipt Of
FlIS-hye cen s 10 pre- pay o taee, etc, Address
-Dk q. PHELPS brown, No, 19 Grad
FiIs-stTeet, Jersey CITY, nj
UsTl-lF
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General Grant was presented with
100000 on his last trip to New York
Il is about time Grant was showing
some Of the spirit OF General Thomas
letter when it was proposed to purchase
him a homestead "Help not me, but
the poor crippled soldier boy %
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OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
N 10 ~ 4 y ~ -

OFFIcE OF GENERAL SUPERNTEEDESf.
n. AND n. &. n. ". RArLRoABs,
NASHVILLE, TIN Get eth, ls5.
IN and auef TUESDAY, Oct Do. 1865 and until fu-.
oWss
NASHVILLE Dc CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
SOSln Ats A - Arnye 80 Chattanooga ST go P. n
k~eturning-LeaVe CHATTANOOGA al sac
Arrive st Nashville ct 5i5P. ~.
5neibyFule Accommodation, leave Nashville al
$40 ?. NJ arrive st ShelbJvll at 72O. P N
ketarnlng-Lesye shelbyUlle at $40 a. 4, ar
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave nashville for Johnsonvile, and al points
vile at II P. n.
Relurnlng-Lesve Johnsonule I5O A. Il, arrive
ST Nashville At 6.5OA
Trans on n n. W. r. R. connect at Johnson
Tile with hrst class line Of Steamers for Paducah,
Uslro and ST Louis.
Trans stop atal intermediate points.
WI. p. INNE5, Gent Supt
n. & C. and n. a \. ". K. R'ds.
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The II. y. Times says "the age Of bas-
tiles and g~uillotines has passed but
there is q despotism in Congress rs IN
fatuated as that which caused France
10 weep tears of blood. The majority
of the House Of Representatives has
invested a Committee of Fifteen with
powers which, under the guidance Of a
Jacobin chairman, is becoming as obi
Gus as any triumyirate created by des-
potism
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A dispatch from Washington says
the indications are, from what has fal-
len from members of the Reconstruc
ton Committee, that a bill will soon
be reported from the latter providing
for the recognition Of the State of Ten
nessee and the consequent admission
Of her Senators and Representatives to
Congress
Mr.. Bingham's constitutional amend
ment in relation to the protection of
life, liberty and property, has been
postponed to the ID Tuesday in April.
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The iunexible and heroic frmuess Of The
Tennessee Unionists was never 50 clearly
manifest as IL is al the present time Not
a man ialters along their whole glorious
line.-PrcSS aud Times.
That means the line Of the "Immor.
tai Dozen" They are inhexibly firm
and heroic, as heretofore, in the main.
taiuance Of their little anti Johnson
party.
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Forney's Washington special says
81 understand that the salary Of A
johnson, Esq, Editcrin- Chief OF the
National Intelligencer, is to be raised.
This has been brought about by the
recent speech Of that gentleman here.
The President gave Forney q mortal
thrust when he declined his preferred
services as kitchen sculliou.
What has Forney concluded to do
with bis prospectus addressed 10 the
Southern people in which he claimed
falsely to have intimate relations with
the President 1t has suddenly disap-
peared from the Chronicle.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. T. Mackenzie & Go,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
No. II Deaderick Street,
NASHVILLE,


Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED By
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALI PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 5000 Shares Of $40 each. 1890 shares,
or $4,000 have bsen appropriated as WORK.
ING capital, for the dsyelopement OF the
properly ofthe COmpSny.
--
A United amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prs 6ed has been placed in the hands Of the Ofhcrr-
otthe company % be sold at IS per share and rs
the so k has all been issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of property, It is not therefore. liable to any
future assessment.
orTIcE; No. 6614 North Cherry street, PcstOdace
box s74, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
=. H. COTTON, ofTenn. C. L. HEQUEMBoUEa, ofN.Y.
"A. C. BUNfs, DELANO z. Smith, 0fMlnn.
A. G. SANFORD, &" a. G. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
PrsstfsHL-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres'tlst National Bank, Nashville.
Wee HeSideHt-A. G. WELLS.
Seyeay,-F. Il. COTTON.
Trsassrsr-WM. c. BUNIs.
Mining SaPGi7tel5eHL-C. l.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Comnany consists Of lease.
mold lnterestsin the counties Of Oyerton, Feut-ess,
White Jackson, and Warren, IN the state Of Ten
nestee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over elght
thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
OF Directors comprise men Of business axparieuce
and reputation, and Of a thorough aud pcacucsl A..
quantance with the oil mines of Peup=ylyaria
The Mining superintendent was one Of the first en- |
Clorers Of the oil field Of that Sta e, and struck me |
hist flowing OIL well in the country, well known A. |
the HequembOurg well, and TO which the al inter |
est5 OF fennsylyanla, then 10 their nasceut state. |
ne e very largely indebted.
ms Company will lease portions Of their yaius- 1
Die lands, ~ small tracts, % private parties OF com.
Panies, Tor IMMEDIATE DEvEL0FsEET. This u a rare
chance for bona His operators to obtain leases on /
terms that Hin De amply rsmuuerauve.
Terms made known on application.
SO NERE sPECULATORs WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
Description oflands and samples OF OIL obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling at the
Office OF the Company, No. 66H North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. Il. Cotton, Nashville. viii re-
ceIve orders for stock, and Will LrWsrd ceftiReatas
by return msii when the money accompanies she
order.
Oct CIT.
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Friday EEpnins Hn

MILLY,
hMy with songsl-. Miss Kate