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Terrible AceideRt-.-A Young Lady
ShO; Dead by her BrOther.--A Sad
Lesson in the Careless Use of Fire.
arms.
From The Bu1esn County Cnll Repablcsn.
1t Is our painful duty this week to re,
cord a terrible accident, resulting from
8 careless use of firearms in the hands
OF child. The scene of the sad casu
atty transpired during the forenoon Of
Tuesdsy last, at the residence Of Mrs
Nelsor, near tha big railroad bridge
over the Bureau creek, about two miles
below the depot The particulars OF
the occurrence, as we learn, sre as fol
lows:
Ms. YelsOr's children by some means
got hold'of an cid pistol. and suppoE
ing it 70 De unloaded, she gave them
the privilege Of playing with il. There
upon g young lad, about four years old,
commenced pointing it at the children
and snspping the trigger. Mrs. Vel
sor's daughter, sn estimshle youne lady.
twenty-one years Of sge, cautioned her
brother about the careless use he wAs
making of the pistol, when, to frighten
her, be pointed il At her head and
pulled the trigger To the surprise OF
Nrs V, the pistol proved 70 be loaded,
making a loud report, and lodging ia
contents in the head Of her daughter.
The unfortunate victim died almost in
stsntly.
What sdds 10 the severity Of this sad
calamity is the fact that few yeSrs
since Ms. Velsor lost her husband, and
9 little later 6 SOC IN the army, and she
depended largely upon her daughter in
conducting her household effairS
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Affairs in MississiPpi----OTdeT of
Gen. Wood.

Gen. Wood.
HEADQ'Rs DEPT OF MISSISSIPPI. !
Vieksburg, Miss, Jan. 80, 1866. !
GENERAL Orders,
No. 5.
!. To prevent misrepresentation and
to remove all occasion for any cophic
of authority between the military sn d
civil functionaries, the attention of all
commanding officers is especially di-
rected to the following extract from
General Orders, No 3, War Depart
ment, current series;
"And also protecting colored persons
from prosecutions in any of said States,
charged with offences for which white
persons are not prosecuted or punished
in the same manner and degree"
In conformity with the directions
contained in the foregoing extract, no
prosecutions will be allowed in this de.
partment against colored persons for
offences for which white persons are not
prosecuted or punished in the same
manner and degree; but no interven-
ton will be exercised by the military
authorities in prosecutions against col
ored persons for which white persons
may be, and are punished, by the laws
Of this State in the same manner and
degree. Before intervening in any
case, commanding officers will be care
ful to satisfy themselves by rigid
scrutiny that the prosecution comes
clearly within the prohibition contained
in the foregoing extract
IL Commanding officers will make a
minute report to these headquarters of
their action in any case of the above
prohibited prosecutions
By order OF Major General Thomas
J. Wood.
MARCUS P. BEsTow,
Asst Adj't Gen.
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The crazy rate at which rents are ad-
vauced in New York Is exhibited in
the following incident, related by tbs
journal of Commerce. a dry goods
firm hsye rented astore for the current
year at SIS COO The owner called on
them q few weeks since to sex their
intentions for another year. They ex-
pressed wish to remain if the terms
were made agreeable He offered to
treat them fairly, aid suggested that
$4,000 per annum, for three years
lease, would be a reasonable advance
They Indignantly refused to treat, and
he left After 8 few hours search
for another place, they concluded to
pocket their Indignation and accede TO
the terms. Calling on the owner for
this purpose, they learned that they
were too late, the premises having
been leased FOR three years at $4,000
per aunum. A further search left them
hopeless Of securing anything more
eligible, and they have purchased the
lease OF the new parties for a bonus Of
$4,000
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ScandalOus Scene at an IndisBapOh,
HOteI-Cincinnatia in Trouble.
MARCUS p. BEsTow,
ASS { AdIt Gen

ScandalOus Scene at an indianapolis
HOtel-CincinnatiaR in Trouble.
From the Indianapolis Herald. Feb. 2.
The particulars of scandalous affair
which trsnspired st one Of our first
class hotels, about eleven clock Tues.
day night, have leaked out The par
ties who know most about it are reti-
cent, but from other sources we CLEAN
the following particulars A married
gentleman who spends a good deal of
his time in this city came up on the
afternoon train from Cincinnati, accom-
panied by 3 charming grass widow" of
that city. Proceeding TO his fsVorite
hotel, he secured q room, to which he
conducted his frsil companion, first reg
istering himself as "Mr. - and lady"
A brother Of the erring woman, travel
ing on business, was accidentally de-
tanned here, and put up ct the hotel
which his sister and her psrsmour had
pstronized. Meeting the conductor Of
the train upon which his sister had
been a passenger, he was surprised to
learn that Maggie was in the city.
Anxious to see her, and entirely unsus-
picious OF anything wrong, the brother
examined the hotel register, but could
not find his sister's name upon it
Learning from the conductor thst she
came up with Mr. -, he got an
sttache Of the hotel to shoW him
up TO the room, where he softly tap
ped upon the door. His sister opened
It, and on recognizing her brother,
screamed and tainted. For the first
time suspeoting that sIl was not as it
should be, the brother burst into the
room, just in time 10 catch 3 glimpse OF
q male figure, incumbered with a scant
allowance of clothing diving under the
bed Furious with rage and shame,
the brother dragged the fellow out,
and proceeded to inaict upon him q
merciless drubbing, the latter alter
nately roaring with pain and piteously
pleading that be might not be killed.
His fears that anch would be the end
ing of the affair were not entirely
groundless, and had not the outraged
brother been dragged Of, it Il AZ lesst
possible that the services OF the under
tAker might have been called in requi
sition. As soon as he was relieved
from his uncomfortable position, the
discounted and crest fallen Lothario
Was advised to get" he scted upon
the hint with slsority, and soon made
himself remarkably scarce" The sT,
ring woman, weeping bitter tears Of
shame and modification, vas packed
of to Cincinnati on the next train,
while the outraged brother sought out
a lawyer, and commenced proceedings
in the case.
We have besa requested By the law
yer nos 70 publish the facts IN the case,
ss il might spoil . fee bat - il Is sl-
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We are suth0ntsp 70 ssnouaos fluuHAs aas-
Aftr ~ . candids,s iar Trustee OF uagidsoa souui
~ Tie sustaug Aisrch election.
" aie sllhoElsed % slnoulce laT.l- IJHa u Iil-
- - esaaiiats 'or 10 e,ecuua ~ lhe uld..s u
Nodhil lsaa.ee = the eaiu uIng March els. lloa.
We are authorized 90 auuounre Tao1As
sHUIg % q candidate Tor Nouugy Truslse. 81
the next Marrh elz-toa-
W ~ allll1fls4 o. salouaae y 81. , hkRl 81.
Ton - q clndilizfe DC eieeHa|n ID trr a. -
County Trustee ~ me eusulav MsTrh elscr.oa
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A duel hSs been fought in Paris be
tween Prince Achilli MurAt aud 9
newspaper writer by the name Of
Rochefort The Prince wss the ehsl
lenger. They fought with swords, in 8
riding school The Princes shirt wAs
torn 81 his adEsrsary's sword, and NJ
Rochsfort received : slight wound N
the hip. The seconds thsn adjusted
tha nstteI.
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+-NsH - 81 49,
DROPERTf osusrs or C,1egs a.a Ns-t.t
Il Streets. netasfn ne a.l1-e a. Hrrsd So
N-e 1eref5 notira1 . culsti1ct nsF sfoar az tref
Fafeine1.si O % raiai t1s cl4 ulsa Eha-eFsr "a Z
fsfa1resl - seeefl slloe Hth t1e srsc G-zf ous az
sas1e- s1ler ~ D fe-ushs1 - taa CIV frg-asrr
- az aAiru- - 1 w7rE mues - cs-1-,er..ea
siii-z - aye irun inl- 1sts. sHa pushss rssaIf
= - lsee-. q tls eitI ul col-rarf - b rsrlss
20 ne azl1e, s1d tts eIpznss I'll II ef-r.-.s h
% rrupsri5 cslsrs
aseH hAFT Brown asr7r,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are s1thcr1ed 70 announce EOSCTUsKC
BRANCH e candsdsse Tor sherid oi nsTsson
oouaig, a. the ensuing Msr1h election ocfes-s
We are al 'horired % announce ". C. SH.u a /.
candida-e Tor Shsrii Of Davidson coaufv. A. ~
uext Msrca slecuon- ,eS
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sad el7 asrss has been su5-d.vidsd INTO q lots
cou'snlng from i've % tTentyoue acres a. will -
seen ron tie piat reeor1ef IN said eau e.. 1hsse
iote front the Murfreez zb1ro and on fba cfrra 4
RIVER turnpike, and on wide avenues, lad Oh % a.
| 10 ma fe "a ID i0t accessible.
Also 2i'1 acres en- MI Greek. s1o.n-ng sad sI-
/ acres.
There are perhaps no lands IN Middle Teupessee
possessing a. i.iauy advantages. TreIr ur. ziuify
/ % d'uris hng c.ry, which ran div imrroring
me fertility or NE sol'i The uuruer Of tue blIlhng
siies on her, s1d toe un' ug spunrs thereon,
ren Ter The lots e. laid 90 most de-.rsfs A. te--
1 q nces and s. Esfde1s.
Lots Nos. !. 2, 2 asd 10 all q or @ acrss, col
! unsurpassed
Lots, I've acrsz, At pois7; aue hui8ine site. good
! solIi mas N. scent grove Enu lne spurr-
i.ct No o, Twelve acres hne site eK client sp-r 2
ana ~ ud Of cisar cold Ua,es from toe sprInz
L1t No . g1t scresi g1ot sol. lee houss, spring
| Ct cold water, and gooi bal.dng ate.
Lot No 3, nine and three -fourths aeras. and L-f
20 20 = aeie7 :, = iss very rch sol, blth iots va
l tered y tns fp4ng nrurch.
Lot No. 10 contains u scres s5 roI.s g.. comfort
s,ie ifAins aEeli as srd out hcuse-, gCoi spunE,
Lot no. ii iseiyea-ies % po'es. vi.h ous-ha. Of
ne rock spTing, exlslen. barn house tna rich
Lot No. p, fourteen acres. fronting On parrss..
boro lisei msgu.aseni hul ng -.ts. win f8r-st
t5ees' and tqo sPungs, oue % them 8 very fua
Lot No y costsn- iehteea scrss 5i poles, hoss-
- - ' ls .'.i a.liI eeso9Io Eihe, The faesi 5adng
/ loss nos - and i5--No u ccn.a rrne a-ras.
al4 10 u, eiazht asre- a1d q rolss5 sIevatss
-iies y iendid sol, vrh he spriuE kno-u a. fh
/ e 9lI SPY nkf o. lot No To-
~ 90 20. ir3a-nR g. tie MuTflee horo pike,
viii 'oresi trees.
~ 70 ~ on Murfreestoro turnpi Ee- q j. q most
desiialie i9t 4 cualt.us n a-ras snl f- r1iet.
-1d - erred b. ta4 coii sprInr' tr-an-h
~ 10 lscolta.ns ~ arrfs ruuu.nr q < o. Die
sp9n. eprug traucl; .eitlie aud Fsil coated sse
sllieinF sic, frouf.ng on The stsre's rlvsr ..Fe
Nos- ~ 80 a'd 2. 'od sol
= m ninlin nrlce per acre b kKei ~ fha Court
- "a = q ne atfoVe ~, Ehich are = part OF -
ne AiaL 400 WI. - 50 Z s- the tizra snfe5frl
5lofe hi Fii.n time tle rfris fer tnferr.r In d.
A9sef tra-ts a. lad 90 20 said rlai, WI - s3'a
htf- o. - o purchase are ea-1estlv siesir-
- - et.llii1n ine ruii shed Eiat. uhrh ca fs
i1iind q Sc ciaas a. E1ra e a Harrison. - ~
y g. inE o. iiie unaers Eusd. Eho = % tlzs plea
s-.s /. s.as 81 iai'fns % fe.Jaised sad 10 shsE-
TkEas-ons fourth s-sh. a,d rot.. "a, .p
plo.-1 , isona. ssclialT on c l2 Is and "a uoulI
cseal- learnE 'uisrsst sas Leo rrts'sI,l - fts
FftAtlit - p ID illTrh1ae rllraF = nd
-Ale lQ calil1sn1s O. d. o'cioek
&c -1- t~FA 1p9lla- a. nm E.lousF.
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We a1e auihoriled % slaouacs Narr. B. FIlcasa
Is q e.a.i.asie ior q innas U-url Clerk, - ths 90
sung MArch eiecGou.
We are auihor.sed % snnouule .iknEs HALs A. j
csn.ndaie Tor Criminal CosTl O.erz. ~ lne urxt
March election. ID
Ne are autli9r iea 90 alnaunce CaaElE- Is. uts-
e'Ss, A. eandidate Jr Nuai.l COurt Jiefk al lhe
ueAi Msrch rlsCuCn. uogiy-t4
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To Physicians.

DOB'r ?. JENEINF. Prescription q anI Pbar.
III, maoisf The old sand OF q s. Ihaf.har. \ V
cf the frm q 3 p. J a Co. would inforu tna Prv.
scisns Of Nashville, and surruundl o. eouatrv. thsi
t b. cur m tI supply every iEsnt q the frscu-
toner 10 the Inc 0| BIZ Plofe son. and vi sprra
o. pains 10 accomplish ttaf stf satisfactorily he
Nlil be mitch piea-ed 70 auy az he Faculty who
Hlil houor our estahiishucnt uith % yist
he hopes By coustluf attsutoa 70 bui uesE n
meff a share q paiIuuaro, a1sIring them tlai
their isFors shall Be- prepared Eith fdelig of the
Furest nsteneis snd - himself pefaqusT or al
alsompl.shei Pfescrp' loust.
Our stock en- hfnres TIE cstesl variety ari every
thrc coming tim fh Dug Bu.sae-s-
tslre % D call. s1d Ws gIsranies 80 =ftcIuu
ES-Ai orders eutrusfed 10 ourcare fned with
p-omTt1esz and a.curaey.
r. p. JENKINS a. CO,
30 Msri-et ~ oprslFita On rl-
- g. EH-uWFFFr
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ready common talk about the city, and
as we are not particularly interested in
the fee jeopsrdizsd by the publication,
We decline 20 comply with the request.
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The hook IL 3 crown $40 Of $50 pages, hand
somsly got no. Pnce, 10 cloth s.; leather - 90.
Returned or disabled soldiers, loyal men every
whsFf. can make good wages in selling this book.
For fsTthsr particulars, apply TO
pERsY 4 MILLER, Publishers.
isal4-im No. Spruce st., New York.
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We ale auihouEea o. snno1uce the usma Il D. h.
telLiss ios AZ Uoliecios, ior state siI Nsaufy ai
tie ensul1s lsrcn eleculH.
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PHoTosRAPEs.-Photographs Of Genorsla
Federal and ConlsGSrate. The largest col
lection in the west, tor sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of ths
Cumberland, - Cedar streot, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. msy2T-tL
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Commissioners Sale
or
REll ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
ply ACRES,
2Iz ACRES.

Tiro and haJ Hics from NllLrEe. oa
he nEtrsss5gT5 pike and also 0tla
Pahlg5ls Property ia NI5lrUs, belong
.l'g 70 the Estate II tis Llts EirIri TrI
tue
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Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints. etc.

kl-splcP, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. N-tmFrs,
Mace. MusleIi tfomai 81 0is.. Maddsr spanish
Iudigo, IoEunol, t0Tpers. Blue Stone, huriat9
Of ION. Cudbear, etc. Wuf0w q ase. sriu % COX
CD supsuof quality. White Lsa1, hixsd Patrts
Ies1y ior u-ei Lnseed Oi, lurrentiue. Coal Ois
lamps of eTeiy varity, and large supply at Low
raies.
Merchants irou.the country in need o. Esa Pep
permfni Ess Cnnamon, Farer rci lsudauum,
haieuau Urops. G0dfy C1rtili. Castor OF. etc.
wll BE- ilrn shed 81 very low rsfHa-
Just receive ia yefy large 7urpy. also a iarre
lot cf Grs eeed.
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NounIN Indse..

We are suthonaed to announce WuLiAa A.
GlfSN. Es4 ss a candidate i5r County Judse %.
davidson County, =. the ensuing March election.
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EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,

The shove WORK Is not only endorsed oT tie
President IS the lest and most complete but We
have the pleasure OF SIDING Certificate from his
Son and Private SecrstaTv-
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For Constable.

We are authorized 10 announce A. ID. tGrIaHIox
s. a cs-diaaIs Tor Constable In The Nashville lss-
tricl ~ the ensuing Mar-h e.ecuon.
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ArrESTIoN IRIsHNEN checks on the u
ster Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of a 70 tlO for sale az q. N. Ordway's Bro
ker Ofhce, No. a. College street. II
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Nervous Debility.

s.zaipE ueAknsss, ess.. 60 - cQrsa y e1s sho
~ rsAlly cur=1 ninessd 1ui nsn1Eees 2 ssesrs,
sna ~ ~ yos uotazne ~ sEs tsssa. -
et1t s.aIp -
docz-a1NiI hos'oas -
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DEOKER BROTHRRS.

MANUFACTURES q PIANO F0RFEs, No 81
vi Heecker tireet uaar hr1aissY. Aes fork.
fne atoFe arm hasiog ueceutlY ccmmeucHd the
uIzuuiNriliTe q teeir inIVrcFad Flstautel Isazls
which sre the oei reri-el snd knssi ianed lassro-
rseris yef prcducta - s1i- n thsy inyla s aisan.
een cfshs ira1a And salesalaz Qarraaeera ttrccrh-
- ss1bs Nassrs. Il. hros. lnstrauazts Ave -.
So ths eoviatls dislcctc4 81 t@szs IN ~ sas-
ssr,E- susompsTsf3y ihs hesf neH E5aas u IA
Sss--rt lssctSn
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l0O05 From Nashville, by Brentwood
Franklin. Thompsou's station
Spring Hiu. Cartlrs Greek. Cl.um.
bic, Culieoka, Fountain Greek
Lyunv.lle, Reynolds Depat Pu-
lasli, Richlsnd Station. Prospect.
Elkmont, Petiuavii.r, Gaia j, ara
Athens, TO Decatur, lZ2i. miles
aud back, daily, ezcepJ Sunday.
Leave Nashyiilo daily, except agu-
day, al GO m
Arrive as Decatur by pm
Leave Decalgr daily, except suujay,
at $3.50 m
-rfea nf n aaTgs.Tf. Is- 4 F. "a 81.
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BY yirtle o. = decree of fhs Circuit Court of The
United States 81 iie at the Oetaher Term.
lses u the suit of Mrsy 8td Gili.aud Of ais en- az
tors Of Trat ne Lucas, ana EdRari frahus versus
VIII am H. Lucas, surUsIng partner. ana arainz.
the heirs of = ward irabue. zIIi sell - srec al
uoinmi=s oner, the above p. acres 81 pualc sale
on the premises, on
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EXECUTIVE MANBION, |
WksH,SoTON, d. O., Dec. 2T, is55.
From the examination have been able TO give
the II iie Of Andrew johnson" which you ssnd me
l believe IL % b. the best arranged and most COM
plete yet published, and you Will please accept the
thanks OF the President snd myself Tor the copies
you 20 kindly iorwsrded.
Signed RoB'T JoHNsoN. PIi. Sec.
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Head-dresses--The Lastest Paris

HeRd-dresses--The Lastest Paris
styles.
At present more head dresses are
worn in Paris than any other descrip-
tlon; by these are meant such things as
rows of small curls, which are attached
70 s comb, and thsn fastened across
the forehead, and sometimes even all
around the head; occasionally 8 scaf.
folding Of these small eurls, powdered
with gold, is to be seen. Then branches
of long ringlets are prepared with 8
comb, in the same manner, and fas-
tened at the back CT the head; the false
Plaits and twists are extremely thick.
and these are pinned round the head
TO form bandeaux. As all fashions are
but heeting few ladies care TO submit
to have their front hair cut so as to be
able to wear the short frizzled ourls so
much in vogue; consequently, with few
exceptions, every one submits to wear
those already prepared and mounted
on either combs or ribbon bandelets.
The following description Of few Of
the new styles may interest our lady
readers
THE DANA HEAD DREss,
The hair is entEiaed as French
twist, and arranged across the forehead:
small smooth bands Of hsir are combed
81 intervals over the coronet. Small
curls are worn around the face, aud
gold erescents, enriched with precious
stones, are fastened on the eoronet and
between the bands OF hair The back
hair Is arranged in thick plaits, loOped
up with a gold comb, snd white
feather at the side. arranged to fall
low on the shoulder.
The empire bead-dress consists of A
cOrcnet Of short eurls scross the fo.e
head, the curis being divided In the
center By band Of velvet, with inter
laced h1es Of either silver or gold
thread upon it . branch Of bsrbeTries
with silver foliage st the side Curls
pinned scrOss the back Of the head.
and fastened ~ The top with gold and
enamel comb.
There Il another style rather more
simple. in which the hair is turned
back from the forehead over 8 small
frizzsste. and i kept in its place with 4
thick gold cord, which is carried twice
round the head, and then tied Al the
sidss IN graceful boHl The hair = AZ.
ranged st the back with 8 thick plait
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Al ERRlTr & HILl-DeAlers in Wal Paper
vi Window Shades, WinuoE Glass, REd RhOso-
graphic Material, corner Of Church aud Market
streets.
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Patent Medicines.

Gi tha tsy. Flnesi articles Cd Psr.umery, Farr
and II o. 'et Articles Of every deacuuu m iancy PEI
ilmfd Soaps, Hair OILS, Hs.r Ro-toratFes, Toou
Va hes Tooth Brushes, and al srtclss 10 this me
pertaining g the Toilet.
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FURNISHING STORE,

uhsrs eussts On b furnished sith a. arkciss ae
cssasrY for coGpiete oosel
H.N. A. has inporte1 a-rSs stock - ne mos
,.-As-aAf RNrisularses drect Eon fzria. tnrolEi
hiz aeani iu Nss forf- allRtfu
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WeaSe su;hori-sd % announce Jrssr Issp,x a. q
ca tisie 'or OcUaty Couri Clers. Il tse ensuInS
March oiecuon.
WJE ARB AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE r,1sl
" C. CklNk a. candidate lor Counts Csur,
clai6, o. DAVIDSON County, ~ The s1Suins ns-ss
e.eclua. .,1s
We are authoEiled o. announce W.. s Caesr.
aAs csnaiaats for Cerk V TIE Coanty CourI i
DsFiaso1 counrg. Fteets
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WALL PAPER, eI.

VI ILSON, J. W. CO.-Msnufsctarers and
w wholesale and Retail peslsls Ia TSn, Copper
md Sheet lrou Ware and Furnishing Goods. NO II
College street.
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Family Medicines,

s11h 81 tuis, onimsniz, D.sutua CoTil.s, AFu'
ionics, Aitsrsuyss, lnUgouuus CoItisls. Oougi
Nedl7iue-. 10 ls.t 81 the
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1905 Prom Tullahoma, By Oak Hin semi
nary. Manchester. Forest Mills.
summitville and Morrison. o. NJ
Mmnville, sj miles and back. dsiiy.
Leave Tullahoma daily at Gis % m
Arrive az McMnnvile bv tUpm
Leave McMinuville dailvat
Arrive at Tullahoma by JItpm
l0096 From Fayetteville. by Kelro. FFnf-
Vile, Hunts Station. and Wiurhcs
ter, TO bechcsd, 33 miles and back.
daily, c1ccpt sunday.
Leave tayetieyilic, daily. except sun
day, at a m
Aruyc OF pCcheyd by ~ M
Leave Decherd daily, except Sunday.
at p ma
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance CompaaIe..

GiAREY SMITH. Nos. 80 aad ss Unicn street
" (up staz) represent tie flllouina Couursries'
44nna q Hartford. secIritys AIEnna,ts1, Metropoi,
tsnl fhos1ix and knickerbocker Life of SeS lOrk,
and Accident Of colUmbus, Ohio.
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Liquors.

Liquors
100 Barrels Robertson C0uuiy WHISKY,
~ DO Bourbon do %
% 60 Rye DO
l45 do Rscnhsd whisky.
Q Casks Hsunsssey Brandy,
o do otard. Dupuy Cos oognise,
% Barrels Apple Brady serI Cd.
10 DO Peach do
5 do sherry Vine.
l.. zf.rs and f.r aale at