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VALUABLE STORE HOUSES. Nos. 8 AND
v Broad street. viii be rented 10 good ten
ant for one year o. for q term Of years. on rsl-
sOnable terms Apply 20 ,,..,.,,....,-
a. HAMILTON.
decl9-lm No. . 3. College street
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w. t. b. a co.
Have also just opened a ease Of

Have also Just opened a ease q
ENGLISH BIBLES. in elegant bindings;
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS. in Ivory
and Morocco;
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. in Ivory and
Morocco;
LARGE-PRINT TESTAslENrS:
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. new styles:
STEREOsCOPEs. with new French. spanish.
SWISS. 9srman. Scotch. English and Amssiean
Views. very beaufiful
PRANG'S AMERICAN PICTURES. new and
beautifu;
WRITING DESKS. Rosewood and Leather.
the most beaatifal assortment We have ever had;
CHILDREN's ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. from
GRIMM's ILLUSTRATED STORIES to COCK
ROBIN. ascl6-tf
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MUSICAL SoIREE.-The hrst monthly
musical sOiree Of the pupils of the Shelby
Female Institute, will be held this evening
at O'Clock, al the Institute, corner
Of Broad and Vine streets. The patrons
OF this Aourishing school and the public
who may attend will be treated 10 a fine
entertainment.
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THE Fenian orator, hero, and patriot,
Gen. O'Neill has lengthy advertisement,
relative TO real estate aud United States
claims, in this mornings paper, which Is
important TO parties interested. No better
business man or more thorough gentleman
than our friend, the General can be found.
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DIR. TROTTER, who represents himself as
a native Of Virginia, bearing a diploma
from an Ohio College, Is in the city propo-
sing to deliver course Of lectures on the
subject Of phrenology, philosophy, etc, for
the benefit Of the destitute poor of the
South. The time and place will be duly
announced.
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SUNDAY School. FEsTIvAL.-The Sun
day School Of the First Presbyterian
Church, corner of Church and Summer
streets. will have festival at the church
to-day at 2 O'clock The public are invited
10 attend
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DY DECREE IN CHASCERY. INTHE CAsg
ID Of JnO. W. Walker W. the sherid 81 Dagidson
county add others, am directed . rent for ne
year l.oi the t0iloWing property VIZ
The Store House nos occupied b MesEs. II.
B. Cheathan Co
The Store House on Church street oceupied by
Messsk hamiit0n & 6reen. And q store Room
between the two houses above mentioned-
Those wishing 70 rent Wiz Gallon me AZ \. Z.
Cheatham a Cos. corner 81 church Hnd Collefs.
aee3-lf lb.L b. D. WOODS. Irl.Iee-
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AS- Steamers Of q. S. Mail Line leave Loais-
vile daily at 10 A. n. and 4 p, n, arriving ia
Cincinnati in time % take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger ear attached 10 freight trains
at $50 A. ~, arriving 10 Nashville a ll:j0 a.
Leaves Nashvilla az $50 p ", arrives at 0alia-
tin SD ?. ~, and az Eranklin go ?. n.
ALBEIT FINK.
General Superintendent L. 4 n. \. r.
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PosTPoEEAuEyT THE LATE PRoF.
CRoss.-The meeting in regard to the late
Prof Cross will be held to-day al II A. NJ.
at the Office Of the Board Of Education,
Cherry street, above Broad. His former
students, the Alumni Of the University of
Nashville, and other friends, are invited 10
lie nreaent
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
oFTcE OF Tbs 1SIox ASD DIspAroH

T. ufFIcE OF THK HNIOE AND DISPATCH.
] Friday. Dec. q. 1855.
| Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1885, was 1885, at 1870 and closed at P. N
at 1867.
The rate here was l25 buying ard 1S7
selling.
Government securities were a shade low
er and were quoted in New York yester-
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The large shipments Of cotton through
our city, during the last few days, has given
il peculiarly lively and business-like ap-
pearance. On Wednesday nearly a thou
sand bales were shipped, and yesterday
something more than eight hundred bales.
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WEATHER ITEH.-Last night the clouds,
which have obscured the sky for several
days past, rolled away, and the moon and
stars shone down brightly upon the city.
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Choice Groceries al Tot1en,s-Ar

ChOiee Groceries at TOffen's.-Arrived
at last. the following carefully selected and
richly prepared goods, which he is selling very
low for cash. at wholesale aud retail: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas. corn, egg Plumbs, green
jelly, COx's gelatine. asrated crackers, dried
plumbs, blackberries and currants. oat mealsagO.
tapiOea, satingloss starch. Java, Laguayra. Mo-
cha, Maricabo and Rio eOHees. Also. imported
and domestic wines and brandies. at W. W
Totten's q and % College street, Nashville.
nctA--if
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DIscHAReED.--A man named Gatlnay
was brought before one Of our city magis-
trates yesterday, charged with having com
mitted assault and battery upon a negro
woman. An examination Of the case
resulted in his being dismissed from Gus
tody.
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sPEciAI NorIcES-


Special NOaicc.--Those who have not
already been supplied with pure Scotch and
Irish Whisky, and other fine Liquors for Holiday
use. are hereby notified to appear with their
demUohns and kegs for replenishins, At
ROBERT THONPsOS's.
dec2l-2H No. a South Market street.
EmpOrtanf.-.0na and after the 1st day Of jan
uary. 1867. license of every description. must be
renewed the day they expirei and all persons
commencing business, must obtain license in ad-
vance
- Owners Of Vehicles. licensed By law. are in
cluded in this notice. well as all others engaged
in business Of any kind. which requires license
to be first had and obtained.
rigid enforcement Of the laws in such eases
has become necessary, and all delinquents in
future will be held to the strictest accountable
", for their neglect in this particular. TLis -
The last nOiice. R0Bf C. FosTRR. Sd,
dee1 tlstJah. Recorder.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The case Of Phillip
Antonio and Charles Moore, accused Of the
murder of policeman Jack Kennedy Is
still progressing slowly.
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"OLD RELIABLE. Purchasers of goods
in their line, should not overlook the old
established and relisbledrug house Of Demo
vile & Co., in the Union and American
block. Their goods are. Of the best, and
may be relied upon a. pure and genuine,
while their prices are as low as is possible
for them to be in the present times Besides
their full and excellent stock Of drugs,
chemicals, oils and dye-stufs, they have on
hand and are constantly receiving a large
and beautiful assortment of fancy articles
appertaining 10 their branch of trade.
Persons looking around for articles appro-
pirate for presents for the holidays, should
not fail to drop in at Demoville's and look
over their splendid stock of toilet sets, per
fumery, etc. No more beautiful or appro-
pirate presents can be found anywhere than
the rich and elegant articles displayed in
his store.
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THE Hanlons disappointed q large su-
dience in Memphis Tuesday night, by be-
ing delayed through some detention on the
railroad
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STRANGE as itmay seem, q mad dog was
killed IN the streets OF Memphis a few
days ago. We always thought hydropho-
bia was confined TO the heated season. It
seems not
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WING TnBEY 3 co.. Bankers and Deals r.
in Gold. Silver, Government; Stocks and Compound
CLOSING PRICES.
NnarrwUrrr

Tennessee Bonds, new ,59c Silver.
Also, highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, furnished when desired
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
laud, ireland, France and ell parts of Germany
CORPORATlOS CHECKS cashed at best rates.
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours, A. N. to 5 P. NJ
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LIVERPOOL, Dec, 20-1 P. M.-Cotton opened
quiet to-day at last nights closing. Prices Sd.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-NOOn-COnsuls opened at
891S for money; 5-20s7 x Erie 40; Illinois Cen
trail 7Olz. The Bank of England has reduce the
rates Of interest to SD,
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The PLACE TO GET YOUR MONEY
BAcK.-The rich and the pOor--the high
and low-are busy just new preparing for
"a happy Christmas" He who contributes
most, at the smallest expense, to a common
want, is a public benefactor. Mr.. Izadore
0zanne, No. le' Summer street, is candi-
date for this distinction. His establishment
is peculiarly attractive. Believing that he
has five thousand friends in the city Of
Nashville, he has made special preparation
for the wants Of each. For the good house
wife-for the confederate father-and for
the little ones Of all ages, he has a choice
supply ofeverything sweet and attractive.
But above all, he desires us to make special
mention Of the fact that he disposes of
them on the most reasonable terms TO suit
the times. The thousands 10 search Ofcheap
toys, fruits, cakes, candies, etc, etc, should
not forget Ozanne, No. TO Summer street.
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J. CHRTsTMKS GIFTS,

A LARGE STOCK OF ARTICLES SUfTA-
"A bic for Presents. a prices % slit The times
Also. Fire Cncksrs. TOrpedoes. Pin Wheels
w. J. PARKEs & CO..
decl9-lW G1rEer Church and summer.
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DesirabIe ReslsIenee.

LNOR SALE en- RENT, THE ELEGANT
IT residence Of the late Dr.. John NJ. Watson
. large frame house, Out-buisdings etc, With
n le-io0 acres, divided % suit purchasers win
be sold st bargRia for the next ten days. II
not sold 6y the 18th instant. VIII be rented 10 3
good tenant for ls57. This most valuable pro-
perty Is last outside the corporation, fnontiRg
6o5S feet on AeLemOre street.
J. L. 4 r. ". BROWN. Agents.
deel4-lW $50 Union street.
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IF ysu want a beautiful black or fancy
silk dress pattern, for a small sum Of money,
20 10 CAMERON, GRIRR & Co.
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THEnew stock Of carpets, just received
By Cameron Grier & Co, are the finest
they have ever had 10 their house, and at
lower prices.
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DuII--Business at the several magis'
trates Offices was unusually dull yesterday
But single case Of any interest was tried
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RIVER NEWS.

3 The river yesterday was falling with eighteen
feet on the shoals Business was extremely dull
on the landing ell day long. and very little was
done
The following comprise our port list:
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Havana. Cincinnati.
Nashville. Cairo and Memphis
Aid. down the river.
The Havana and Nashville went out with tel
cradle trips, the latter taking quite a number Of
passengers.
The Aid went down the river with number Of
barges,
Very little cotton is shipped now By the river.
almost all going by rail.
by Telegraph
/ CINCINNATI. Dec. 9)-i P. N.-The river has
risen Il inehes-23 feet inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 80.
PITrsBURs. Dec. l9-Noon-Riyer FIVE feet
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 90.-The Steamer Grey Eagle
sunk Just below the city last evening.
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ANOTHER large lot Of carpets oil-cloihs,
aud curtains, Just received by
CAMERON, GEiFR a Co.
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S7oo a. so5O per RIOnih.

HETANgED. A6ENTS kN ~ $500 hhasaa:
~ alsls J. f,,,..sr-sssrI sense Family see
-. .....sS,i,,s prize only IS. Ihis Machine
80 -. he1,. fsii teok. bine. quilt 9f1li. sl,l
smbTsiasf. The cloth eanRos ss Pa.ssS 81, -S ~,
e en- 80. q fbrsa wears. send ier circulars.
coins VT BLIS3 4 McEAIHkOA.
N.,afsefurers' Soathern Agents,
L.ocisyilie. Ky.
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For Cairo and Memphis.

THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
Packet FANNY BRANDETS, 1AR,
JOHN 7. CARTwRIeHT. Master. JAS. Z
x. MILES, Clerk, viii leave IS above on
SATURDAY, the I'D inst. az IL NJ. connecting
with the regular packets for st. Louis. Memphis
Nieksburg and New Orleans. Through tickets
to all the above and intermediate points.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board OF 10
HARRISON & SONS,
dee2l-2t C0RBETT 4 BOYD. Agents.
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FOR RENT.

EaIGHT STALLS IN AGOOD. COMFORTA
II BE Stable. on reasonable terms. Apply D.
ROBr. MACKENZIE.
Cor Of Crawford an ! s. SUMMER 10.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
II Drug Establishment Of W I. FOsTEE.
No. q Public Square, will continue the BUSH
ness al the old stand and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of my friends and the public gene
articles in my line and will sell at the lowest
prices possible. r. $. POTTS,
deciS-lw . Public Square.
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THOs. s. MARI, Pres't. L. G. TARBox, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY.

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations liable 90 huctuate, but
may be depended a SUFFICIENT length Of time for
remittances TO be received by mail express h Tor.
waTded without delay.
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NorIcE wholesale and retail book adver
tisement Of VIM. Gamble q Co, PC Cherry
street
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Wholesale and Retail Book Trade.

Wholesale and Retail Book Trade.
SFLECTED ESPECIALLY FOR HOLIDAY
- Souvenirs. and for sale at our usual ioYfafss.
NRW AND ELEGANT
Bibles, Prsyer AMI Hymn Books;
Juvenile Gin aud Hoy Books;
Ladies Writing Desks ana Port fOh0s;
Diaries f0r lS65, in 6ne Morocco Binding
Gold Pens, Pencils and CiFer Cases
Portmounaies, Pocket and BIZ Books;
Gard Cases, Baskets and Vases; s
CheSsmen and Boards. DomiRoes and Checker
flames.
will open on Saturday. Dec. 2. q large invoice
Of illustrated Standard Poets. Miscellaneous
aud Popular Juvenile Books. Messrs Crosby
AinsEorths Pablicstions.
VIM. GAMBLE 4 CO..
desls-lw D Cherry street.
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UHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TX
i isting between John Douglas and David Dun
can Is this day dissolved By mutual consent, Mr..
DcuglRs retiring from aeconcern. The bas.ness
viii be carried on by David Dunean and al
indebted TO the ole hrm viii please settle with
either party. and all having claims AGAINST same
will present them % Mr. Duncan for excitement
within she next thirty daya. decis-lEr
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WE win sell our dress goods for Tess
money than those that advertise 10 sell al
cost No humbug.
CAAERoN, GRIER q Co.
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WAGONS-

AM OFFERING FOR SALE. AT SIS
1 each. my selected and thoroughly repaired
-Four Mule Army Wagons. complete. with
dOuble-tree, singie-trees. streteher, bows and
feed box.
Am selling Army Wagons without repairs
OF $50.
The above Wagons can be ordered and received
Of Gen. n. b. Forrest. Commission Merchant
Memphis, Tenn, with freight and commission
only added.
Freight to Memphis and points above. $40.
s. II. STEVENS,
Dealer in Wagons. Carts. ETC.. Spruce street.
near the crossing Of n. and z. Z. K, Mash
vile, Tenn. decl5
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GREAT bargains in dress goods and
cloRks, AZ CAMERON, GRIER q Co.
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PKRsoSAI. Gen. Lucius f. Polk has
gone to Arkansas on visit.
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AssIGNEE,s SAFE.

II WILL. FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE.
Il 0her the entire stock Of
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps.
ETC., ETC.. contained Ia the Store House. so. 2
Public Square. at reduced rates.
The attention OF country and city buyers 1
especially called. % the stock must Re closed
out a. an early day TERMS lash.
T.. BAMBERGER.
Assignee Of S. We'll.
Melville. Tenn. Dee. Is. 1855, decl9-l0t
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FOr Rent.

sroRE ROOM OK CHU RCH sfhkkf.
y soa.csifsthe sfacsy House. An eEesilent
-f1nd tar business. Apply y srrow.v
de6lm
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Just Received. a large assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LAEnE & BRO.'s.
n0yl-2m Al North COLLEGE street
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros. on Rolling Min Hin. Tor sale at
reduced prices. 0Hce. No. 20 Church street.
nova
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Fer Sale at n Bargain--A complete set
of Mahogany MSrble-top VERY fne and almost
new Chamber Furniture. Apply to
W. W. TOTTEN,
declS-2t q and 3 North College 81.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods 81
CAMERON, GRIER & Co.
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FOR RENT.

TUE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
L PATCH Printing Ohice. corner Bank and
Printefs Alleys II l. well adapted for a Printing
Ofiee. a Furniture Factory, or other purposes.
Apply 10 Jno. " allaee. az this Once. Or % Dr..
). b. LindEley. . N. Cherry street.
noV2l-U
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PERKINS, SWENS0N & CO..

General Commission Merchants,
No as Caronaslst cor. Uuiou street, SsE Ofiran'.
sM sWENsON,
n Y Isfr o. Austin, fsEa1.
W. ~ FERkiNs
D. l. KERNfON1
ta.sa..e. Of Perkins a Co.. NO.
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y hOhkh CHkAThAM u co.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
K. b. CHEGTHAN j Co.

For Attorney 8enerRl-EIVeuth Ju.
siielRl DistriCt-We are authorized to an
nounce A. c. HIOKEY. Esq. as a candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Giles. Mar
rshail. Msury Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
nnV19-i1
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank .......lS
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina ..................22
Merchants Bank.........35
Bank Of ROXbOro'-......26
Miners and Planters
Bank...................,-.2 %
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inst, SAYS

The receipts Of hogs have been quite large
during the week. and althongh there has rot
been any Increase in the demand for the pFUdQct,
the demand has been active. the packers having
commenced operations. aud this has Jed 20 some
Of the usual competition. and has caused prices
20 advance. As we intimated last October, the
current rates. and. indeed. ans. rates which can
be regarded safe by packers. have proven ruin
Gus in the estimation of feeders and they have
been holding back their hogs, hoping for reac-
ton from week to week, but the weather having
broken up, renders feeding in the fields out Of
the question. they have either 10 send their hogs
10 Be sacrificed as they deem, By selling them -
the current rates, or pack them at the nearest
packing place on their own isccouut. IL has nov
become evident that they aee doing the latter
very generally. which viii sgeli the business At
the smaller places at the expense Of the larger
ones, and not only this, but render the future Of
the market FeEy unsafe excepting q Low prices.
The baekWarinsss Of the season. Though i S not
more so than Il Was last season, Is creating an
impression that perhaps the supply Of hogs will
not be rs large AFTER all. as has been expected,
and that now Is the time 70 secure the pork
Generally speaking however, the sentiment u
the reverse Of this and dealers are settled down
into the belief that unless pork can be furnished
Al a price 90 induce a foreign demand. disaster Is
Inevitable 10 al who hold It"
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Boots and SHOES Chcap AZ 90 Pub,,,

: y
AqnaFe.-In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself. as am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTrMASN,
sep6-tf No. % Public Souare
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THE FESIAN MEETING LAST NIGHT
There was a rousing meeting at Fenian
Hall last night. Speeches were made by
General O'Neill, Captain Hines, and Mr..
Bfien. The meeting was for the purpose
Of organizing a new circle, and in that
respect was a fine success. Some sixty
members have been enrolled with all pros
poets Of a still larger accession.
Fehianism is not dead in Nashville, as
the meeting Of last night amply testi6es,
and we look forward TO some glOrious
demonstrations on the part Of this organi-
cation.
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DoNT fail to go to Cameron, Grier &
Co.'s, and see the new styles of carPeting
Just reoeiYed.
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FOR Rent,

HYHE HOUSE Mkt DOOR 10 SANDY
j CARRIERS. Ne. 3 Union street. APPly on
the pTsmiseS ldecl3-2W
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IL You want to bay dry goods cheap, go
20 CAMERON, GRIER & Co.
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WAY Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely ont and the weather hitting cold.
when knight Bros. No. ~ Church street. are
selling their choice ReRnd Coal at ONLY So 90
PER LOAD. delivered in any part Of the city.
dee9
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A sure Pile CuFe.-DR GILBERT's PILR
INsrRUMRNT positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
whore. Address J. B. ROMAINE. Manager, No.
S75 Broadway. New York. lnoyI7-sm
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Christmas. Issdore Ozanne. l6 Summer
street. u ready to furnish all styles OF Christ
mas eonfections, sugar Toys. candies. cakes,
etc.. at as low figures as any wholesale house in
the city. As all his goods are Of home manufae-
ture. be has peculiar claim on the patronage of
our people. decls-Iw