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FINE Doors AND SHoEs.-R. P. EWING,
No. 43 Union street, has a large and splen-
did assortment of boots and shoes for men,
ladies and children. He employs the best
workmen, and pays particular attention to
custom work. Sign of the golden boot-re-
member il.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

HEAyY BURGLARY.-The house Of WIN.
WYATT, engineer Of the city water works,
was entered by burglars on Friday night,
and 81, 200 stolen. The money was kept in
a trunk, which the rascals opened by means
Of false keys In their hurry they over
looked a package containing 81, 600.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINs4TI Oct. 20.-Flour firm and demand
good, but prices unchanged. Wheat firm at 81 IS
for No. red. Corn in good demand SOC for
mixed. Oats firm at 45949c for No. and 2. Rye
frmer; choice 81 1901 20 for No. l. and 81 Is.
Whisky frmer; sales 81 bbls in bond at 81 81
duty paid, Mess pork held at $50 IS, but there
were no sales at over S3z 80. Bulk meats and
bacon are frmer and a shade higher. with fair
demand. Lard l59151<c and firm but quiet. But
ter dull at 27@S0e. Gold AS buying and 147
selling
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

For choice Groceries, Preserves, Jellies,
Fresh Fruits, canned bottled, Wines, Bran
dies, and indeed any ofthe delicacies offered
in the New York market, can be found at
ToTTEN's, Nos. 81 and % College street,
Nashville. oct21-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

OLD TBEATRE.-Mr. CHARLES DILLON
has been re-engaged at this favorite place Of
amusement. This will be good news to his
many friends, and we have no doubt the
attendance this week viii far excel any du-
ring the present season.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

Oar young friend, Eos w. GREEGHALGE,
the Apothecary, Junction South Market St.
and Murfreesboro Pike, has just received
from New York the most beautiful specimen
Of a mortar ever brought to this city. Give
him call and see for yourself oc2l-t
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Louisville Market.
ID

10y ItItBTdVu.I
LOUISVILLE. October. 2o.-Tobaceo dull. Sales
Of 80 hhds. Flour firm at SO 80 for new wheat
superfne. Red wheat prime 81 rs. Corn bulk
mixed S213. Oats so. Mess pork S32. Bacon
shoulders Ice; clear sides %. Lard in tierces l6c.
Raw whisky s. 81.
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New Orleans Market,
by Telegraph

NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 2O.-COtton irregular. Sales
! .600 bales low middling at 36@37e; middling $50
&c discount Sterling 5000. Freights to New
York Is; Liverpool 9-l695s; Havre IA.
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THE CITY

l.E voters Of Davidson county win bear
= mind that the Conservative candidate for
'ne House Of Representative in this COUNTY
% MI the vacancy occasioned by the resie.
nation Of Major LEWIS, is
John LELLYETT.
me election occurs on Thursday. Noyem-
Der Ist. W e'"-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

A called meeting Of the Managers Of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, will be held on
the 22d inst, MONDAY next at 4 o'clock,
p. NJ. Full attendance is requested.
BY order Of Mas. II. G. ScovEI,
Sec'y Nashville p. o. Asylum.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

ALEcK HEMPHuL has received lot Of
fine oysters in the shell. He keeps on hand
the best Of ale, porter, etc, and invites his
friends 70 give him call.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

CHAMBER OF CoMAERCE.-A very impor-
tant meeting Of this body will take place to-
morrow afternoon, and every member should
be in attendance See advertisement.
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[By Telegraph
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Cotton irregular and de-
Ginning; 80 for middling uplands. and Il for do
Orleans
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Attached to the service of the department,
there are 20 horses averaging SlS5 each !;
1900 feet gum hose, 81 IS per foot; and
ladders, from 10 feet to 80 feet capacity.
LICENSES.
Issued by the Mayor and countersigned
by the Recorder:
Issued from Oct. Is, 1S65to Oct. ], 1855 2,7eS.
Mayors and Recorders fee for each
license 81 w.
Receipts by Recorder for licenses from
lh Of Oct. 1866 TO Oct. LIST, lS65.... S59.sS6 30.
NARKErHoUsE.
Committee on Marketkosse Cotton. ThOmp-
son, Bollss, Hagey, Edwards, Sloan, Haynis
and COltart.
THos. MecARTy, First Clerk-salaEy 8
per cent. on receipts-say 81, 050
J.H. Harmon, second clerk.
Three negroes are employed about the
market at $40 each per month, 81 40.
The number Of butchers stalls Is 81,
which brings an average annual rental of
one hundred and fifty dcllass each--tOial
rents s., 500.
There are six lish stands, Al an average
rental Of one hundred and nine dOlloEs-to
tai, s654.
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE CHAMBER
OF Commentators will be a regular
meeting OF the Chamber held on Monday,
the 22d inst, and as important business will
be presented for the action Of the meeting,
il is hoped ttai epery member wai be ia attend
aaoc pHnciaally al O'Clock, P. NJ.
b. S. RHEA, Pres't
ISAAC LrrrNN, Sec'y.
Ortoher 2l 1866. 1t
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nR PIERCE, IT'S VINE STREET. CTNCIN-
~ Natl. will send 81 Nail with full dirac-
tionsj his concentrated remedies: trarra1isd n
THREE UAfs-fMICE- so. lie Is una4
q9alled IN tie treatment Of Chr1nic cases seainai
Mc1EE1Fl. tmpctancc. Ee. DR.. FlEaCE'a Huo-
eifa ior Female oeglruclious. aud Is Pyessnlise,
scr lazrlicd Ladies. ere inlaihbls. Price b. mall
$. =. Q. AddFoss, Boa IA 1oof7-iH
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21
THE CITY OF NASHVILLE
A Look into our Municipal
Affairs.
Practical Facts for Practical People
WHAT IS BEING DONE = WHO IS
DOING III, AND WHAT IT COsTs.
Something to Interest Everybody.

Scarcely any Of our citizens are aware of
the true condition Of the affairs Of this city
information which IS Of the first import
ance TO all who are interested in its growth
and prosperity, and in contributing the
means to carry on its administration. To
supply this deficiency, and to make all
acquainted with facts which directly con-
Germ every tax payer, and to establish clear
point Of present departure and for future
reference, we have collaied the subjoined
facts from official sources and records, with
great care and labor. In submitting them
We commend the statements as accurate and
entirely Trustworthy.
MAYOR.
w. MATT. BRowN-saIary $1,000 per
annum, and perquisites.
RECORDER.
Robert G. FosTER-Salary 81, 800 per an
mum.
TREASURER.
RUFUs HESRY-Salary 81, 500 perannum.
REVENUE COLLECTOR.
Az. RUTLAED-Salary per cent. on
collections.
TAX ASSESSOR.
Thomas J. HAHE-salary $500 per
annum.
CITY COUNCIL.
Composed Of ten Aldermen and twenty
Councilmen. Their salary is 81 for at
tendance at each meeting, regular or called.
r. B. CHEATHA NJ, President Board of
Aldermen.
NJ. C. COrToN, President Board of Coun-
ciImen
GLANCE AT THE CITY DEBT.
Committee on FTaance.-Messrs Thompson,
Duncan, Morris, Garrett and Cotton.
Outstanding Cheeks unpaid and due
on presentation. the Ist inst...... S102 261 81
Notes ana bonds, due and past due
LIST 1905 So
Interest due and to fall due by LIST next
october 52.306 81
Total Immediate outstanding indebt-
edness. Sl6623 20
Sinking : ~ 9222 IS
last 6245s8 IS
--
Total 70 be met by lst October, 1857. $500 434 50
In addition 90 the above there were
due on the 18th October 1862 and
still unpaid on account Of City I'm
prOFement BOnds-..................... So 900 90 |
Making a grand total to be provided
the current $780, 434 so
Funded Debt-eKelusive Of the City
Improvement Bonds past due as
$3.50 400 90
Shaking Fund already accumulated 4A.64s % |
THE STREETS.
Committee on Streets.-Messrs Kinney,
Cheatham, Sloan, Coltart, Creighton, Gar
rett, Dunnivant Cotton. Leitenberger and
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CITY POLICE.

The perquisites of the City Marshal are
fifty cents on each case tried and convicted.
Perquisites of all day police officers 81 90
on each arrest and conviction of night Of
fcers, 81 so.
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Rey. DR.. Z. W. sEHoN, Foreign Mission
airy Of the NJ. Z. Church South, is in the
city.
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Rev. BIsHoP McTYEIRE, d. D., will
preach at McKendree Church this morning
at / o'clock.
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Adminisfrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED
Il a. Administrators sf the Estate Of Samuel
d Baldwin,, deceased. hereby request al persons
indebted 20 Eaid Estate 70 coms forward and make
immediate peynent; and those having esalms
same within the legally prescribed tine or they
Win b barred. z; 2; GRi.E,fglIHIS. Adn'rs
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DIR. II. B. SHAW. Master.
DIR. 7. J. SHAW. CLERK.
CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS
IN
II u C H FIELD.

Warren&doore and Others -. J shelby Williams.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chancery Court. at Nashville, in the above
cause. viii offer 1t Public Sale. on the premises.
FRIDAY, THE 10TH OCTOBER,
FIFTY LOTS IN Williams Addition TO
EDGEFfELD. fronting on Fathcrland, Bosoobel.
shelby Avenue. Williams and SEWER streets.
These Lots are very high and elevated and afford
come Of the most desirable and beautiful BUILD
ING LOCATIONS In the rapidly growing town
o. Edgeheld, and cannot fail n attract the atten
ton Of al those desirgas 81 securing homes ia
this healthy and desirable location.
Advertisements haze already been made for
proposals 10 build Street Railroad, located con
yeIlient 20 , number Of the above Lots. which
VIII materially enhance their value.
TERHs-six, Twelve, Eighteen and Yssnty-four
months, With interest. Notes required with good
security, and lien retained.
~. B. HOWELL. Q. 4 NJ
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH
OftE fWl Nraufr
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New York Money Market.
rBv Telegraph.1

NEW York, Oct. 20.-The Posts money article
says there is still fcverish excitement in hnan-
the bank statement on Monday viii not be favor
able. Gold is lower to-day and less scarce Tor
delivery, the borrowing rate being Ma1s IN favor
Of the lender. The loan market continues easy
and scarcely 80 active.
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We hear of no change in Uncarrent money.
Bank Of Tennessee is very quiet At 4091e buying
and 45e selling. Planters Bank Is bought at sea
Sic. and is held at s3asSc. There is but little
demand for Onion Bank notes. but brokers con-
time to pay s6c and to hold at s0as2e
Southern Bank notes are IN but little demaHd
and rates are rather lower.
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MTSERs WASTED.-Wa Immediately
ffy miners for the sewane Coal Mines.
As. CoLYAR.
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ISAAC LrrTNN, Sec'y.
October n, 1866.

PATRoNIzE HOME MANUFACrUREs.-The
LovEMAN Bros, in addition to their estab-
lishment on North College street, No. SO,
have recently opened another store in the
building on Church street adjoining JOHN
LucK's music store, opposite the ST. Cloud
Hotel They manufacture a superior article
Of corsets aud hoop skirts, and deserve the
liberal patronage Of the ladies Of Nashville.
GONE TO LOUISVILLE Millonian
Tableaux have taken their departure, and
viii open out in Louisville tomorrow night.
We recommend the managers to the press Of
that city, as gentlemen worthy their favora-
bic attention. and their ableaux as every
thing they claim FOR IL
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CITY MARKEr.-The market yesterday
was well supplied-probably larger than any
for some time past We noted down the
prices of the following articles;
Beet, roast, l2l@l5c per pound; round
steak, 121c; loin steak, 15c. Mutton, 100
l2lc.
Eggs, 25c per dozen; Butter, 3O@50c per
pound; Turkies, sl@1 Is apiece; Chickens,
S0@5Oc apiece; Squirrels, zoe apiece; Lard,
25c per pound.
Apples, 25c per peck; Peaches, 81 500
2 SO per bushel.
Cabbage, 1O9l5c per head; Irish POta.
toes, 81 90 per bushel; sweet Potatoes, 259
S5c per peck; Turnips, 25c per peck; Onions,
S5@4Oc per peck; Cucumbers, 81 1902 90
per bushel; Onions new SC per bunch;
Raddishes, SC per bunch; green Corn, 25c
per dozen; Butter Beans, 81 90 per gallon;
Carrots, three punches for 25c; Parsely, three
lunches for Toe; Pepper pods, 1Oc per string;
Persimmons, 1Oc Per quart; Parsnips, SC
per bunch; string Beans, Soc per peck; bell
Pepper (fOr pickles. 75c per peck; Turnip
greens, 40c per peck; Tomatoes, 10000 per
peck. Egg Plant, sc apiece; Leek, 1Oc per
bunch; Celery roots, 15c apiece; Crowders,
Toe per quart; Cymblings 1Oc per pile;
Walnuts, 81 per bushel; Hickory nuts, 81 IS
per bushel; Corn Meal, 81 IS per bushel.
THE Masonic TEXT Book OF TESSEs-
SEE, containing Monitorial Instructions in
the Degrees Of Entered Apprentice; Fellow
Graft; Master Mason and Past Master.
Also, brief Digest Of the leading Prin-
ciples of Masonic Jurisprudence; Forms Of
Masonic Documents; Masonic Trials, etc.
Compiled and and arranged under the SUI
pervision Of a special committee, appointed
by the II. W. Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
Price 81 90. Sold by
W. C. COLLIER.
No 81 Union street. Nashville. Tenn
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pupils, stationery, fuel. &C.. amount to
u, ABOUT ';---',-..'
Total, salaries Is. $50
Making total school expenses. $50. $50
Course Of Study for Grammar SchoOls-Be-
low we present the course of instruction pur-
sued from the elementary branches, through
the Granular Schools. Upon passing
through these, the child, beginning at six
years of age, at fourteen will enter the
High School, which is devoted to instrue-
ton in the languages, (Fnench, Latin and
Creek and in the higher mathematics, and
general literature, embracing rhetoric, COM
position, elocution, etc, etc:
FIRST YEAR.-1a Priaa,y.-R Reading
and Spelling Primmer. Reading and
Writing numbers to 100. Addition and
Satisfaction orally taught. Printing on
States. Simple declamations and Recita-
tons, towards close of year, Articulation,
Calisthenics, Singing.
SECOND YEAR.-2d Primary Reading
and Spelling, First Reader. Reading and
Writing numbers 10 1000, and Roman to
100. Multiplication and Division orally
taught (WALroN's Tables.) Simple Ex-
amples in Mental Arithmetic. Writing
Script on states. Simple Declarations and
Recitations. Entire year, Punctuation
marks, Articulation, Calisthenics, Singing.
THIRD YEAR.-1st hstes7nediete.-Seeond
Reader. Primary Speller, page 10 to 80.
Primary Arithmetic entire. (WALToN's
Tables.) Constant practice in Addition,
Satisfaction, Multiplication and Division,
requiring pupils to combine numbers rap
idly. Reading and Writing numbers to
100000, and Roman entire. Writing
Book No. /. Articulation, Defamation,
CaIisthenics, Singing.
FOURTH YEAR.-2d Istermediate.-Third
Reader, FIRST half Speller and Defner.
page "a to 81. Intellectual Arithmetic, to
page AZ. Rudiments of Written Arithmetic.
to page "a. Primary Geography, first half.
Map Drawing. Writing Book No. ,. Ar
ticulstiOn, Defamation, Calisthenics, Sing.
ing.
FIFTH HEAR.-Sd htermediate.-Third
Reader finished. Speller and Defner. pase
s. to 90 Intellectual Arithmetic paee n
to IS. Rudiments of Arithmetic finished.
Primary Geography finished. Nap Draw
ing. Writing Book No. 3. Articulation
Defamation, Calisthenics, Singing.
SIXTH IEAR.-1st or Junior cra,amor-
Fourth Reader, Speller and Definer. page 90
to Isl. Intellectual Arithmetic. page IS to
ll6. Practical Arithmetic 10 page $50.
Common School Geography 10 page 7e !.
Map Drawing. First Lessons in Grammar
with Written Exercises. Writing Book No.
4. Written Examinations Articulation.
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: Three coffee stands, at one hundred and
seventy-three dollars each-total S519.
Sixty. five vegetable stalls, at an average
Of two hundred and twelve dollars and forty
.eenss--tOtal sls,606.
There is alsOa restaurant at the North
end Of the Markethonse, which rents a
5000.
Total income from this source, S21,07s.
woRKHoUsE.
Committee on The Workkouss- Messrs. Sloan.
Walsh and Dunnivant.
Keeper oftke Forkhouse- r. S. Patterson.
Salary s. per diem. and 20 cents per
diem for each inmate and corporation
73g q
Deputy Kseper-M. S. Brantley. salary
So pcr 05 %
Gsarseis-Messrs. Wright Richards and i'-''''
Howell, Salary So per month each.
Total 24lZUO
Night Wafck-H. A. Thompson. Salary
- Is per night..;...;.;. l.OO275
Salary So per month.---.-..-----..-.-.--.- $1,000
Total............................,......s6Ol8 q
THE Workhouse Keepers receipts for keeping
the inmates and each corporation mule at 20
cents per day. constitute bis principal income;
per month, and steward at S6T per month. at his
own expense.
Commitments to the workhonse from jan
uary ! to 0ctoberl, 1856 by the Recorder 900
From january list to June lst, 1866. BY
Freedmen's 400
,496
Average city commitments per monthlby above
hgures)
The labor of the workhouse inmates is
exclusively devoted TO the streets. 1t is diff
fcult, ifnot wholly impossible, to give an
estimate of the revenue derived from their
labor.
CITY POLICE.
Committee en- P0lice.-Messrs Cheatham,
Walsh, Winston, Creighton and Moore.
Gin M1rshal--James H. Brantley. Salary
$1,000 and Perquisites $1,000
Deputy Warshats.-t Ward u james Steele;
Ward p VIM. Sturdeyant; CIV ard 3 J. Bell
Reddick: Ward . s. J. Starkey; Ward 81
p. McTigle, Ward @ Thomas H0bsOn;
Ward . W. H. Ambrose Ward 81 J, +.
TignOr; Ward 81 VIM. Maskey: Ward l0l
L. *. Spain. Salaries $1,000 and perqui-
sites lOOoV
NIGHT POLICE-(aptdin-J Everett. Sal
airy, Sl65 66 per month. and perquisites- 500 %
First Lieatenalt-W. E. MeAlister. Salary,
Sl45 80 per month"; and ,l49 60
Second LicuteRant-J. n. Alexander. Sala-
~ S125 per month, and perquisites......-.. l,5OO
Third LieHfeHGnt-Wm. Haslam. Salary
800 per month. and perquisites....-. 200
Fourth Lieuteaant-James Long. Salary 500
per month, and perquisites. szOO
Thirty-nine Patrolmen. Salary $50 so per
month, and Perquisites .-.......-..-..-.SS,IS9O 10
-
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Nashville Cotton prar,ses,

There was very little animation in the cotton
market yesterday. Closed dull at ss1z9sie, with
q downward tendency.
The following are the transactions reported dur
ing the day:
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BEFoRE EsQulRE W. II. WrLKNsoS.-
State vs.. ALncR JOHNSON. Charge
Larceny. Thss was n case in which r. II.
THOMSON was the prosecutor, and from
whom JOHNSON, colored boy, had stolen
a sumber Of very ine shirts. The evidence
of his guilt was conclusive, and he was re-
nanded to Jail to await the action Of the
Criminal Court.
MARcus MARcEILUs, oolored, also arrest
eli al the instance of r. II. THOMPSON, on
tl.S charge of grand larceny, was sent TO Jail
TO await a preliminary examination io-mor
row morning at II O'clock.
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HONORARY And GONHERClAL.
arrles eg ran Uslss .sa Ans.IoAn.

N-~--eA-s 1ct''rI - Aooo-
MoNETART.-GOld opened in New York yester-
day at az, was l46 at 1885, was 1863 at noon, and
closed at l4s3<. The rate here was HIGHS buy
ing and l45 selling.
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A PROMIsORY NOTE DRAWN BIZ HENRY
"a BkUNER % the order Of Wm. New Kinney.
for $3.50. payable sixty days aiier date dated
July 30. 1856. The public z-e cautioned ir0m ne
g0tiating for said note. lseplf-ff
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLD THEATRE.


Cherry street, Between Cedar and Gay.
~ a; Acting and Stage Manager.
" L 1ALLEr7. treasurer.
JOIN s BERSARD-.-.-...-.Leadero Of the Orchestra.
Re-ehgagement Of tho great TragediaE
Mr.. ARIES DILLON.
FOR -FOUR NIGTS ONLYI
NOrE.-Mr. DLLOH's stay cannot possibly bo
prolonged after Thursday night, as he appears
IN Now York City on the following Monday.
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. can,
Win be presented SHAKsPEARE.s sublime Tra-
gedy Of
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
HAMLET ......-.............-..Nr.C CHARLES DILLox.
No other piece
Doors open at Z; Curtain wiz rise at Is precisely.
ScALE OF PRGcEs-LOwer Boxes. Sc; Upper
Boxes. s.: Dress Circle and PaTquette, Is cents
Gallery, 40 cents. Box Office open from 10 A. n,
till p. n, when places can be secured.
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As fhecholcra has entireig disappeafci, We VIII
resume eur regular zales. Tuesdays and Thursdays
81 Dry Goods. and Saturdays Of Furniture and
Groceries Be on hand II you want bargains.
D0LlA. BARNES a Co.
Octll--lt Ne. rs North College street
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RRooEDER's CoURT.-All the cases tried
b,,fore Recorder FOSTER yesterday morning,
paid or secured their fnes--not one went to
the woTkhouse.
Disoraerly Condaci. Hattie Fond, s.;
Jennette Davis $ Frank Dorteh, 50 ;
jolly Parish. 50; William Young, s.; Mol
lie Williams, 50.
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ROBINSON YEATHAN, JOHN ,. WHELEss,
New Orleans Nashville
HENRY c. YEkTNAN,
OF Woods. Yeashan Co.. Nashville.

Consignments solicited. Refers especially te J
A. NeAlister & Co., Woods, Yeatraan x Co., and
MERCHANTS generally Of Nashville.
nm
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liverpool Cotton Market.

Dispatches from New York, dated P. NJ, yel
terday, quote cotton dull at 39@4le.
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With topography more eligible 70
thorough and perfect drainage, and with a
large river 70 receive and carry of the re-
fuse and daily accumalations Of great city,
We arc almost wholly without sewerage, and
entirely without ssyslen.n Various indi-
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New York Cotton Market.

LBy Telegraph
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2O-The sales to-day foot up
1900 bales. Middling uplands 1514d.
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T9l1 81, a an s.tmais' 70 This dai' BY

This report does not include the work
done upon the streets by the Street force
proper, under charge Of Capt. PETTY. The
inmates Of the wOrkhOnse are employed in
making metal foT the streets, and the carts
Of the city and temporary employees under
charge Of the Street overseer, in laying Il.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

Committee on Streets.-Messrs. Kinney,
Cheatham, Sloan, Coltart, Creighton, Gar
rett, Dunnivant, Cotton. Leitenberger and
Nolan
City Enginea.-W. F. Foster.
Street Ouerseer.-J. A. Petty.
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No 81 Unioa street. Nashville. Tenn
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

The labor of the workhouse inmates is
exclusively devoted TO the streets. 1t is diff
fcult, ifnot wholly impossible, to give an
estimate of the revenue derived from their
labor.