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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-01
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.


The river is receding rapidly, but there
is yet a full stage Of water.
Business on the leves is brisk.
The are indications Of more rain within a
few days, but the weather is mighty on
s~artin.''
specisl dispatch to the Louisville Courier.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ZIP. NJ.
The following are the full particulars Of
the disastrous steamboat fire.
Shortly after midnight last night, the
alarm was sounded from the steamer Pey-
tona, lying at the wharf, at the foot Of Wal
nut street, which boat, in less than five
minutes, was enveloped in a sheet of flame
which spread SO rapidly that sll efforts to
subdue them, or stop their progress, proved
fruItless.
The steamer Luna, lying above, and the
great Leviathan and DICTATOR, lying below,
soon fell an easy prey, and in less than ten
minutes from the time the ire alarm was
given, all four Of the beats were enwrapped
in a sheet of flame.
The hremeu with their usual eXertions,
worked to the extent Of their powers, but
I the nature of the material was such that the
ire couldnot be ailayed.
The origin, as usual in such instance, is
I b yOnd conjecture. Some q e Of the opinion
that it was the work # ineendiares, but the
true cause is not known, unless il be from
neglect.
The flames were first discovered near the
cOok-hOuse Of the PeytOna, in which there
was a fire a few hours previous.
No lives were lost so Tar as known, but
the pilot Of the Peytona fractured his leg
in jumping down from the hurricane roof.
The steamer Dictator was principally
owned in Pittsburg, where che was insured
for SIP 600. She was valued at Sl6O, 900.
c. J. Cahey, OF this city, owned Ouc-quar-
ter Of her.
The safe Of the Peytona has been recov-
cred, with its contents ~unlnJured.
The total loss is over 500, COO, only a triHe
OF which is covered by insurance.
The hulIs OF all the boats eXceptthe Luna
are suuk and rendered totally useless.
The War Eagle, Continental, Kate Kcar-
ney and Tacony were moved away when
the fire first broke out, and hus saved from
u similar fate OF the others.
The river is still rising, and there is more
than 80 feet Of water TO Cairo.
The terrible loss of boats last night by
fire will very seriously embarrass our busl-
ness community, as tons Of freight have ac-
cumulatcd here for shipment, which u
remain until taken.
The loss Of the Atlantic and Mississippi
( Steamship Company is very heavy, added
10 the late disasters this company have
suffered, still the company Is compozed Of
very wealthy men, who are not easily dis
mayed or discouraged.
Since yesterday noon the alleadle iron
works, Touring mill, school house and en-
CINE house nave been destroyed by ire,
making, with the steamers losses, Of over
one mi lion dollars worth Of property de-
] strOyel bv the fire king.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a cArp PROM rHE NEw v~tytGavryr.
The uneersiEnsd would mort respectfully
state TO the public IN general. that baviug
leased the above beautiful plrcs Of amuse7
nen'' ne VIII ehdeav1r % conduct 70 In such
q manner as % deserve the prlisa ri -
izeos OF Nashville, Tenn. bio p-,rCsss y,
keep a FIRST Class Theatre Coni5rc. wb.~s
an evening can be passed by rentIemea ana
their families, without the cr.ss aud vrI.n-
habt OF drinking and smaklHg. or that most
immoral ol an Institutions, tie Waiter rl
system. There Will be ~ lcua.s s-Is on
the premises no wa ter girls no immoral
plays but everything ca.colsted O. p..sse
q most fastidiogs and intellectual audience
Hoping under the circumstauces 10 r
cc.ve a liberal support i.5m the show eo.ae
public,
respectfully remain,
The public's most ob't ssry't.
W. 3 J0ILlNs.
ito---T Lessee OF New Theatre.
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BY Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Democratic Meeting in Sau
Francisco.
They lndOTSe the President.
4 Il. Stephens expected In Wash
lngtOD.
Congressional Proceedings.

/ SAN FRAvcIsC0. Feb. 2s.-Ihe Democrat.
held q very large and enthusiastic meeting
here last evening g, 10 iado.se the President
cctou.
The Nevada Senate indorses Congress.
NFw ToHk. Feb. 2o.-The Post says Waii
street is more animated to-day, in conse-
/ queuce OF the report, which Is extensively
! believed. that aid lean bl will be made
| conducive O imitation, and that the bill OF
congress is hostile 90 all measures looking
toward q contraction Of the greenbsck cur
rercy. Tn is interpreted To be favorable
TO higher prices
W-AsHxG1oS, Feb. 25.-The Ways end
Means Committee have agreed to report q
bill! providing for a tax OF 5 per cont. per
pound on cotton. and allowing q drawback
on manufactured goods exported. Also %
bill exemptiug from tax all incomes under
81 900, and taxing all above that SUN 5 per
cent.
The Commercials special says: If Mr..
Bingham presses the Constitutional Amend
meut to q vote il will be defeated.
A. d. Stephens is expected in Washing
ton this week.
Mr.. Couners called up the bill to grant
public lands to aid in the construction Of q
railroad from Humboldt Bay 10 san Fran
cisco, in California. Passed
On motion Of Mr.. Brown the Senate took
up the bill to grant public lands TO AID IA
The construction of a Railroad D the Pacific
through Missouri and Arkansas oy the
Southern route. The bill Incorporates the
Atlantic K Pacific Railroad Company, and
authorizes il to construct a RailEo-d from
Mo-, TO the Pacific coast by a
southern route, and grants every alternate
section OF land along the route to aid IN the
work at the conclusion OF the reading If
the bill the morning hour expired and fur
MISREPRESENTATION was postponed until To-
morrow.
Mr.. johnson presented credentials from
Perry, Senator elect from $. C., which
We're ordered tie te laid on the table.
The concurrent resolution, il which no Z
or Representative from a lately Sc
State shall be admitted until Con-
gress shall nave declared such State entI-
led to representation, was taken up. Mr..
Nye look the floor. In the present crisis,
be said, the best mode Of action was a drm
adherence TO simple principles, and he
would not attempt To travel over the battle
ield where l5yaly combsted treason.
Duty required us to act no. for indemnity
Or the past, but for security Of the future.
We ought not to fail to arrive at what was
he cause Of the conflict that had filed the
and with widows and orphans, and the
accumulation OF debt that Will hang
or years ike an incubus on the tolls and
industry Of the country. IL is no time TO
floss over OF attempt TO polish the motives
n which the rebellion originated. It
that we should take the motives
nto strict account, in order 70 fully under
iand how 10 prevent the recurrence Of
Uch n rebellion.
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The river is receding rapidly, but there
is yet a full stage of water.
Business on the leves is brisk.
The are indications Of more rain within q
few days, but the weather is "mighty on
s~artin."
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E~annaritan's 49,

cents
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= o.
Self Abuse,

This vice, which is never practicsd IN
the presence of any one, hiss proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of tho noblosi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to e~loquence or pen TO onE
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tutiony and reduced the miserable victim e
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fu2I
and fatal effects; in its pains are scattered.
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. 10 be
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call OF
Dr.. COlsman, No. Ga North Cherry street.
or address III By l%oJsor, Box 5g2, Nash
vile. Tenn. fsh26-tf
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Persons u~nacquainted in the ciJy seeing
SO manyadvertIsemeRts for the treamenL
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss 10 det
temine 70 whom 10 entrust the treatment
OF such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest ostab-
lishmeut of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
aEtee that thi3 is a reliable institution. Dr..
:. RICHtRD JONES may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. al alediciHes FURNISHED ~
tie Office.
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For sale

ONE Of the be7t F-sde1ces 10 TIE country. IN
tle -c-laeu palt ~ me g-T, rea-ll t.rmrrus
oi tla South haa. vie H0r-r- a~slroai. Ia "a f-.f
ute ue.ghlorheod The bul ing. large modem
r~so-story lUcE. srh zen rooms. zTt hen. Ee. -roI
brek smoke house and servant fou-es. rr8f c--
tenn large y-.-. ueI elrIurt, viii d ar--4 81
land. parI Ut ahich 3 frst ute garden al -
VITO choice truss tleea par D. aaet Fr i fr.-
yard, sitH plenty n wafer. F1f an c.1esri.~-.-
~ the cos1er OF Tire place. rom uh.cf v5l ~
ceiVed for u1rn-uE ui'E- The prcuerv sua.da
the corponions and % therefore e1sn1t RON or
b2nsL.en uhes- 10 sprnz immedls.siy a.
hnqqfsa eELSuH a hURFREE,
aoTia or W.dArT BKOWN&CO,
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MARKETS.
By telegraph

ltI ANAnHAeEA-I
CLNCISNATI, Feb. IS.
FLOUR duh without change.
WHEAr dull, closing at 81 20 forNo.l new Red
CORN steady at 53c for No sheled.
OAls imer. 5lSa9c for No. I sud2.
RYE dull and prices nominal at zoe.
GROCERIES unchanged and dull.
CorOS quiet &C 4lc for middlmg.
Prov sioui duh without change IN puecs.
Mess PORK duIIa go SIS 90.
Bulk Meats sre frner; there is a good demand
or the English market; Shoulders ne, Sides
I548lI', clear Rbl54Gl5-; clear Sides H. Toe.
Bacon In good demand at Il, l5}5, andI, 0-
Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides.
LARD good demand at lsgJsIgc. for prime city.
WmssY firm 90 s. %, duty paid.
CON la7ia
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More Horse Stealing in Sumner
County.
Chase Aner the Villains.

The capture OF the Shy brothers, some
time since, in Sumner county, has not had
the effect to deter osaers Of their gang from
carrying olt their nefsrious practices Of
robbery, etc.
From q gentleman who resides near Rich
land station, We learn that several horses
have recently been stolen from farmers Lv-
ing a .s" miles out; and On Monday last
squad Of citizens commenced a pursuit Of the
fugitives, who fed to Kentucky. The pur-
suers were several times nearly upon the
thieyes,-who were four in number,-bui at
the latest accounts had not succeeded IN
making any arrests. The civil authorities
Of both Kentucky aud Tennessee are doing
their best to rid the country Of marauders
and thieves, and We believe they will soon
be successful.
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T%ErB0LEUN AND Mining BoARD.-The ad-
l5urued meeting OF the Nashville Petroleum
and Mining Board will take place at No. 80
and "a Union street, second door, to-day at
10 o'clock am. An interesting meeting is
expected, and all VINO are interested in OF
and mineral lands and in this movement,
are earnestly requested to attend.
-. NJ. HETLEBOwEB,
Eec'y of Board.
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PosTr0SENENr OF SALE.-The sale Of the
property of the firm of TTabue Il Lucas, in
EdgeGeld, advertised to take place to day
is postponed until the "A April next.
The individual property Of L. Trabuet
deed, viii be sold to-day.
J.. E. NAMPBELL. (om'r.
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MANCHEsrEE CoLLEGE.-This institution
is located near Manchester, one Of the most
desirable localities in the State for a school.
p. 9. IsJsll, Esq is in the city, taking sub
scr.pt.ous Tor the erection Of the College
building. The citizens Of Nashville ought
to give any assistance necessary TO secure
a college al a place presenting So many adj
vantage.
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Nashville, February >, 1866.
Cotton is pretty firm al So to S5c; but
transactions are light.
There has been no change in the general
r,,-l~t- 100 en- 1aEf
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fsbz--2w lessee Of New 9 T5eSs,s
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Trsr WHAv rs NrrnEp.-Wc are ever glad
Co chronicle tho advent into our midst o.
enterprise ct any kind and 30 IS therolose
with uuie,gnedp pleasure thst we a-c enabled
10 inform She public that Messrz. Browne.
Switzerland a. Co, bav, just erected a large
sash. hliod, and flooring factory, near the
Chattanooga depot, TO be known as the
Nashville sash, Blind, and Door Mauuioc-
tory, which wil, ahoa fully completed, he
equal % any I'm Cincinnati ar Chicago.
The building Is $50 feet long. and there
are now within limo less than tvcutv-thres
machine, for working IN wood. and 1--WE
rnore VIII be added ia a few days-thc whole
ID be run hy an excellent dHy-ha~sc p,yrsr
engine, which il now in fall operation.
The machinery embraces every Kind In
use. in their department and they are able
TO turn out. with the greatest mpidity, sash,
doors. blinds, moldiugs. aad aooriug-.he
latter ct the almost unprecedented rate Of
$4,000 feet per day.
When IN iull running order over one hun
dred bands Of all classes, will be employed.
and D amount Of work which they VIII,
with their improved machinery. turn 5ul,
vii be indeed wonderful.
Hitherto, the people Of this section have
had t, send North ior their sash, doors, 6c
OF await their construction by the slow pre-
cess Of hand work but now a tul supply
can be had, at q slight advance on the o.iE..
nal costin C~uciDnsti, rud there VIII be Il,
delay in 6llng orders. as the company hav,
a very large amount Of dried lumber ready
for use.
The advantages arising from such an IN.
sntaton, IA this city, VIII be iucalculable
e. Nashville is bound 10 be q great city in
very oF'ei period Of time. We wiz not say
mat We hope the managers Of the factory
"'.l succeed, for We know they Will do 80.
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TUE NICHOLSON PlyEyEyT-Ihe city au-
tharitios have determined to pave College
street between Cedar and Church, with the
Nicholson pavement and as many per-
sons are not fully aware of lbs character,
we give it for the benefit Of the pubic.
The nature and object Of the invention is
the creation Of O pavement as shall be per-
mauent and durable, by So uniting aud
combining al its parts, both s~upersuucture
and /. uudation, SO as 20 provide against the
slipping of thc horses feet, agaius. noise,
unegual wear, aud rot on or from the top
surface or from below, and the consequent
sinking way from below. or tie working Of
the gravel or other material under the
blocks SO as to cause Inequalities ia the
surface.
The method OF construction is as follows 8;
The road having first been suitably graded,
the surface Of the roadway is covered with
tarrei paper, or with lime water, or by
drauljc cement, laid over 10, about two
inches In thickness, o- with O cheap floor
ing which may also be covered with tar, OF
any other prevention TO moisture can
be used .or such ,ouudatiguj the
object ul such foundation being TO
prevent the absorption of moisture by
the wooden blocks. uu this door are
placed two series OF wooden blocks cut, with
parallel sides, from timber. about four inches
square, the longer blocks being about eight
inches in length. These blocks are placed
end upwards upon the foundation, aud are
arranged both trausyersely and longitude
ual.y, 50 that the long and short blocks lie
alternately in each direction. This arrange
meat leaves cayli,s between the blocks,
each cavity being bounded by four OF the
larger blocks, and the bottom being formed
10y one of the shorter blocks. In the cavi-
t,ys is put a layer Of salt. They are then
filled mp with small OF broken stone, or
coarse, clear gravel, the whole being firmly
rammed down. over this pavement is
poured mineral or vegetable Tar or pitch, so
that the stone or grave, may Dee cemoutsd
together. The object OF the shorter blocks
% prevent p.e,es OF the stone or gravel
fr5m working their way under the larger
blocks. and d.splac.ug them. The iuycn-
lion also INCLUDES The method OF coustruc-
lion adopted ia this city, namely, Of placing
d strip of board between the rows % blocks,
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SATIRE IN A BALL Room. Straws Jr. writ
ing from New York to the Springfield Re-
publican gives the following dialogue. It
shows up the weakness Of human nature
eycu where people gather together top case
and be pleased; but it is shurpund rather
too true:
"The masculine world is made up Of two
classes, % said a clever young lsWer-yery
much Disguised az being deserted for a
dancing mau'-"those with brains and
those with heels, aadI hud the latter have
the inside track of the ladies" THE femi
niue word Is made up Of two classes rer
piled q lady-"thUse with brains ana those
with pretty faces, and / find the latte
are hsyoritcs with the meu!' "You ar
right. and SO am continued the law
yer. '.Wbat do You suppose the next gen
Grafton will bcg' APES answered the la
dy. These two individuals went home IN a
happy frame OF mind.
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IA

The fool end luxury Of the AGE, without a single
fault. one tral ull convince the moot aaeUtca.
Makes PuaIIEg7. Cakes, Cu-Eris, Elauc Mauze.
Sc, SItlOUr singles With les OF no cEE-. n- acla-
astonishing Tire most economical a slight adII-
ton o. ordinary Wheat Flour greatly Improves
Bread and Cake. Itis si-o exceIIeutfof thicEeuug
sWes. sauces, EuTr- l1rt-l1 r hes-. soup, Ac. For
Tce-cr-su nothing can compare with III A little
boiled 10 milk VII produce uch cream ior coffee,
cho-0late. rsI. Sc
Butup iu one pound p1eElges, under the trade
marx Ia1Hua, Tlth directions ilr Use.
Almost delicious article Of food for children and
invllis 1f al e-ss For ssle by Gr1cers and Drug
Est- everywhere.
NhOlrsals Depot, d6G FULTON 81. New Fork.
WILLIAM IUhIEA, ora1ersl Agent.
iura lAIu
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Doctor
Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given Us by the press of this
city. we know of none which we deem
IS coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Mash
veHs DaiLg Uai0R
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed 10 overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail 10 an eN-
tent hitherto undreamt of, 1t Is proper that
the means of cure should be o. ready ac-
cess. and that those immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men Who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful IN a prac-
tice of many years, are surely worthy OF
confidence II they have given their atten-
tion exclusively 20 one branch Of the pro-
fassisn. ard made themselves masters Of IT.,
thev have stiu more right TO expect sup
mort more particularly II they have afford
ed proof Of their ability TO cure. To this
later class belongs DIR. L. /. COLEMAN,
who. in his specially, has been a benetsctor
10 The afflicted, and msy ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician.
We respectfully inform WI friends
that we may still be found at our Office.
relieving those afflicted with
Hh
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CoyuIssIoNEH's SALE.-The sale Of the
lands OF Z. Trabue, deceased, on the Muir
irecsboro' Pike, takes place today. These
lands are amongst the NEST valuable in Da-
wilson county, are situated in one OF the
most eligible and respectable neighborhOods,
aud are every way worthy Of attention.
Spectators would DO well to attend the
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Parties sending Orders TO the Bob
Department ofthis Paper will please
write " Union OHice'' On the face of
the Copy.
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Great Billiard Tournament.
The Concluding Game.


Yesterday was but a repetition Of the last
two days. The sun shone out in all its
beauty and l0yeiiuess. The ladies are tax
ing advantage Of the weather, and DOMINIC
their handsome attire, and with faces radi-
act with smiles, fit about like so many but
tera.es. The somber, melancholy winter is
yielding by degrees TO the more genial and
lite-Lnspiritlug season, when
The Goddess OF Spring vii sweep through the yaie,
Leaving nUr r-Ue on the trees and her breath On
tue gale.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate,
OAKLAND PLACE,

Containing 2I5 Acres, two and g half miles
from Nashville, on the Murfreesboro pike,
belonging 10 The estate Of the late Edward
Iraoue, wlll lske place on Thursday, the
Isl day Of March. on the premises. sale
90 commence az 10 o'clock. Omnibuses viii
leave the Post-omoe corner. promptly, at 9
o'clock, and st regular intervals. Those
desiring 20 attend the sale will be promptly
on hand. For particulars see large Posters,
containing Plat and also advertisements.
f. X. 6LAsCocK,
!etes % Special Commissioner.
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8
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT y Co.:
Gentlemen / am a resident of Curscos, and have
been disposed TO write 70 you concerning the real
vslue Of your SELIZER APEBIENT Ss a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire to express
70 you my sincere gratitude rthe great benent the
bELIZEk has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has beer sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and after being under the
Z estment Of several Doctors for two or three years,
she was finally induced to sees the adSice OF a
learned Physician, Doctor Csbialis, o. NeneZue.a,
who Immediately treated her with, your EFEk-
VESCzNT sELTZEk APERIENT. She began 70
improve at once, and Is now PERFECTLY WE'LL
lieel % b be my duty Tor the good OF humanity to
make TINS statement, feeling tGaEa medicine so val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you VIII give this publicity, and repeat
Ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
lam very respectfully your,
5. y. G. HENRIQUER,
New York, June p. 'G5. Me.chant, Curacao, S.A.
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TO Miuh-men-SHk Tickets lpiuts and
QUARTS on diferent c0l0red card-Joari5, %.
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Police COuET.-But little business was
done i'm the Police Court yesterday; the
cases all being Of the character known as
"disorderly conduct" One or two heavy
fines were imposed while the remainder Of
tAe PARTIES COL of with s. and cost.
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NerVouH Dehilitu-

Seminal weakness, e-c, caa b. cured b. one who
hss really cured himself ard huudreds n 0tarrz.
nth stamp Box %,
d~a&-aiHly BostoH, asse
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Have you seen the new styles Of Wall
Paper at W.. FEEENAN's i Cos.
2S, Pub. Square, Corner Deadrick St.
feb.25-2w,
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CITY NE WIS.

G-oyrEsaEyr sALE.-We call especial at
tsuttou % the Government sale by MAJOR
WlIIs to-day. The articles to be sold will
doubtless 30 cheap, and hence an excel
lent opportunity IS presented for purchasers.
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Our JoE OFFICE.-We are executing every
description OF plain and fancy JOB PRINT
ing in the neatest style, and 81 the lowest
rrices, at this Office.
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COUNTY ClURr JUDGE.-We take pleasure
p announcing that our friend P. W. Maxey,
Esq, is a candidate forthe office Of Judge OF
the County Court Of Davidson county, at
the March election. tds