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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-08
Nashville Dry Goods market, March s..

Nashville Dry Goods Market, March -.
For ia past few days the Dry Goods market has
been rather dull. with a decline since our last
quotations. But few merchants have visited the
city, The general duIlness, though is not expect
cd to continue. as the Spring stocks now are al
most complete. The wholesale merchants of our
city have used great judgment in the selection of
these and we think much taste has been displayed
in their selections. To walk through few Of the
leading houses reminds one very much of y-gone
DAYS Our jobbers have bought freely. and are de-
tcrmined 10 compete with other markets. The
large trade that Nashville once had will and must
be established again. We invite merchants of the
South who have been going TO other markets TO
examine the stocks here, feeling assured that both
money and time VIII be saved. Below wlll De
found tho quotations of few OF the leading ar
PRISrs.-Empire State Ice Wamsutta lSc; Ar
nod's 29c; Lowell's l9c Duchess y 29c; Amos
keag zoe; Aliens fancies Die; Do frocks pc; Dun
ncs BE; Lancaster 2lc; Cochico 2212ci Sprague's
22lkc; Merrimac D &c; do; w 2i12c,.
DOMESTIC observation-disclosures 35c; Lancaster
32c; Roanoke 3Olzc; Fall river BE; Berkshire 35c
AMERICAN PRINTED Observation-Disclosures 3Oc;
Manchester Slc; Pacific S219c, Armurcs SSc; High
LISsFYs.-We sterly re: White Rock 55c; Park
Mills No 65 65c Rob Roy 6Oc; Black Rock 6Oc.
CANTON FLANNELs.-Laconia SOC; Clifton 40c;
Waterloo bledched 45c; Imperial SOC.
TIcENGs..Albany y SDc Somerset . ,H13e;
pemperton L y Soc. Swift River q 4719e Come
stoga double medal a. Csc; kellyyllle - 4lt2c;
Pearl River "A S0I9c.
STRIPEs.-Eyerett 4Qc; Albany Soc; American S5c;
Brookfield 32l.c; Washington 40c; Albany q =.
DExINs--liilsboTough brownf2lzc, Thorndyke
SOC; Manchester 52l4c; York 6Oc; Amoskeag 65c
pLaID CorToN AND OsNABURG,-S3 10 81 &c.
| CnEcKs-Roanoke 1855 North America 45c
| Cedar Grove 81 &c; Travis Brook SIC.
Brown SHEETINGs And SHIRTINGs.-Atlantic A
IA 32c ditto IL x Soc; ditto ID pc; Pacific A 4-3
32l%c; ditto Z q SOC; Bedford q 2f Essex "A 3OI5c
| Suffolk B 2219e.
| BLEAcHED SHERTINGs AND SmRTINGs-New
York Mills 4sc; Wamsutta 45c; Dwight 81 6; Hope
| 4Oc Laugdon 2ll5c James Steam Mill 32l3c
| Portsmouth zoe: Canoe 20c; Statewide Boo.
| Brown DRuLs.-Amoskeag 42c; Winthrop S5c
| Boot Mills 3S15c Pcperels 81 &c.
GLAZED Washington Soc; Victory
PApER CAMBWcs-White Rock 2Sc; Slaters
| 2Sl4c High colors &c.
| C0RsET JEANs-Amoskeag 42lSc; Naumkeag,
satteen. 42ISc Bates 81 Nc; Nashua $50; Indian Or
| chard 3718c.
| SPooI Corrox.-J & p Coats 200 yds 81 Is doz;
| Brooks ditto 81 To- Wilimsntic 81 10; Green a
| Daniels 81: Stafford Bros. 81.
Balmoral Skirts-from S2l to Si5 per doz.
| Hoop Skirts-60c per doz. springs.
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We respectfully iatroducs 10 our old friend
our successors in business. EUsH MccKEA 4 Go.
who continue tbs Commission business at eul
stand. No. . South Market Street.
Our own Office il No. q College Street. UhtF'
we hope AL parties who are Indebted 70 rs viii q
once call and pay their accounts now diis. and ~
parties who have any claims against % VIII pf'>
sent thsm for payment. as we wish a. close uf
our business at an early day.
ianl3-tf A. HAMlbIpN 20.
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SELF ABUsE.-This vice, which is never
practiced in the presence of any one. has proved
the everlasting ruin Of thousands of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever gave
tongue to eloquence or pen to song. 1t has de-
stroyed health, blasted the constitution, and re-
duced the miserable victim to living skeleton
Nor are these its final and fatal effects in its
pains are scattered the ruins of reason, the most
melancholy sight that can meet mortal eyes. To
be cured permanently of this affection, call DR..
COLEMAN, No 81 North Cherry street, or address
him by letter. Box 500, Nashville Tennessee.
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New BANKING EsrAmIsHMENE--F From
an announcement in our advertising columns
il will be seen that Messrs. Wing, Tobey
4 CO. have opened new banking es-
tablishment, in the building formerly occu-
pied by the Traders Bank, corner Of Union
and Cherry streets, where they are fully pre-
pared to do general banking and exchange
business. These gentlemen are in every way
reliable business men, and deserve the pat
ronage Of the public.
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PRICE OF GAs.-The Directors of the
Gas Light Company have reduced the price
Of Gas, after the Is, day of April next, to
81 so per thousand. This, with the 10 per
cent discount and q cents Government tax
on each thousand cubic feet, will make il net
81 81 to consumers, while the price to the
city, who is a large consumer, will be as it
has always been, not more than enough 10
cover cost of manufacture.
The people are not all aware that there is
a tax OF "a cents on every thousand feet of
gas that is made, and may be more aston
ished 10 know that this Company pays nearly
ix thousand dollars tax annually.
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-In taking down the
flagstaff on College street Yesterday, one of
the persons engaged in the work lost his
balance and fell distance of nearly one
hundred feet 10 the ground. lie was very
severely injured and sill probably die. We
were unable to learn his name or his place of
residence-onlv that he was a Lieutenant in
the military service.
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irving from the West Indies to be subjected to
twenty-five days quarantine, to provide against
the introduction Of cholera.
A Washington special states that Gen. Grant
and FIVE of his staff left Washington this morning
to attend the funeral Of Colonel Bowers at West
Point. Washburne and other members from Il
Hnois, leave the city tonight to take part in the
ceremonies.
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For special positions. 3316 per cent addition.
For adversing in the Weekly edition our charges
are one dollar per square for each insertion-with
q scale orrcsi.onding in proportion TO the Daily
Tor quarter and whole columns.
Advertising Agents sending us matter will be
be charged THEsE RATEs-fhey must add their Oion
communications ia their bill agaiHsi the Advertiser.
Our bills will be payable invariably on the first
insertion.
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THIRTY DAYS

The Loss will be paid in Cash. A standing reward
of one-fourth of the value of every animal in
sured bv this Company is offered for the recovery
thereof One Hurried Dollars for the arrest and
conviction of the Thief.
Persons having Animals not insured by this
giving full description of Animals, and amount of
reward, have One Thousand Hand bills struck.
and furnished to all our Detective Force in the
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.



THURSDAY. March s. P. n. 1866.
MoNETARY.-Gold opened in New York on yes
terday at SsIze premium. but closed at see. Here
it is generally bought and sold at about lc lower
than the New York quotation.
For notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee our Brokers
are only paying Csc. but we think there are signs
Of improvement in the market. Planters Bank il
still bought at SIC and sold at Sc Union is bought
at sc and sold at Sc
COIT0N.-The market continues dali and with
out change in prices-Sle,S4J4c. The U. S. Ecoa-
oa,ist Of SATURDAY says the amount of cotton in
New York Is greater thar ever known before. The
stock on hand is put down OF not less than l33 900
bales and the stock in the country but little, il
any, short Of 10000 bales. which is so much lar
ger than was generally anticipated that we cannot
give full credit to the statement This and the IN
settled condition Of the Gold market. IN connee-
ton with the unfayorable adyices from Europe,
have KEEP: the quotations at the present low
figures
GRocKRIEs.-The market has been active for the
past few days, and some considerable sales have
been made TO the Southern trade Prices gener-
ally rule firm.
CoPFEE-Sales heavy. with stiff market. We
continue to quote fair to good 29G5Oc; good TO
prime s01zGS21lc; prime to choice 321z933e.
SUGAR-Remains quiet, with no large sales to
note. We quote New Orleans ls@2Oc; Porto Rice
l6I4@1sc; Cuba l5@lsc; Standard Hards l9@Zc:
A, Coffee 2O92lc; B. l9s2o11c; c, extra ls@l9c
and c. yellow l6149ls.
FLoUR-Continues Gctive, with heavy demand
and we note a very firm market with small stock
on hand. We quote So 25@Ss 50 for superfne; $
r Co.
81 75a12 for fancy.
NAms.-Quiet. with small sales. Stock ample
We quote S 25 for los. and 25e advance for each
diminishing grade.
CASDLEs.-More active. and some large sales
have been made at 10000 for light weights, star
summer mould l7@lsc; parafne 45S5Oc.
CHEEsE.-Stock on hand light, and we note q
very firm market. We quote English dairy 2i@
2lIlc. Western Reserve 2SG231zc
MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.-The market continues
quiet. with small demand We quote Sugarhouss
81 256l 50: Porto Rico 81 lO9Sl 30; Cuba S0c@
81: Baltimore S1@$l 20; Golden 81 35GSl 50.
BAcoE-The demand has not been quite 20
brisk. and there is DO great deal doing. We still
continue to quote hog round 1s ai9eclear sides do
ribbed sides 1S9l9e, and plain hams at 2l@22e.
LARD-Is dull, and prices remain nominal and
unchanged. We quote 30c for tierce, and 2l@22C
for kcg.
CAKDIEs.-The stock on hand fair, with liberal
transae tons. We quote common assorted at 3Oe
fancy 35C94Oc; picnic Toe; sugar 55c.
GRAIS.-Transaction have been quite heavy
with very firm market. We quote corn at Goa
95c; oats 65c.
HAY-Stock on the market large, with heavy
shipments South. Baled, on the wharf, can now
be bought for S2l. and in store $229S2S.
LIQUoRs.-The trade of the past week has been
very good, and the Southern demand heavy with
firm and steady market. We quote common re-
fined 81 $500 80; Robertson county. low grade,
81 1901 90; Bourbon 1904 90; Ginger brandy $39
S.: Peach 81 1908 %.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIyED.-Tyrone. from Cairo
DEPARTED.-LueHd for Burksville
The river was falling with about five or SIX feet
on the shoals
The fine side wheel steamer Rotrena is due and
will leave for Cincinnati on Friday evening at
o'clock. go
The regular packet Tyrone, Capt. Harmon, will
depart to-day II o'clock.
In the Gazette of yesterday there were two par
agraphs in reference to The Subscriber, which
will be answered at his leisure.
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Market Street. =. Nashville.

rT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
i the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard. or any Other
Produce on Commission. Planters iav0ring a,
with their business may rely on getting the high
est market price for their Produce Our charge.
will be a. low a. any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor US with orders for Groceries
they may rely en- having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We will Civ, cur attention
10 goods forwarded to M from other cities Ship.
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly BY the first train boat afler their ar
rival Our Office Is on Market street, where ihs
old books Of Hugh Mecrea 4 Co. can be found b.
those interested.
Hoping for a share Of public patronage. we sub
scribe ourselves, ETC..
jaD13- HUGH AcCkEA 4 Co.
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Cents per Pound.
SELF ABUsE.-This vice, which is neve

Jos. R. DILLIN & Co.
No. 50 College street. near Broad, Nashville.
.c
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The above bonds are
bought with coupons
oga Railroad Stoek..-...!S
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The Atlantic A shcetnrs are held al = e; the
Atlantic n and the Pacific A and II are held at
sl<c; Atlantic u medium sheeungs are heia az E1ei
far do A l. and p l. are held az 2,e; ATLANTIC
heavy shirtinEs are held at 2c %, g do. at ZlSSe
do. hne aud 4. &c: Appleton A heavy sheet
inrs are nominaliy held az y ac do; y AZ DC DO.
n shirtiugs Al 25c but johbers Greselng the same
STYLES at fully lc per yard lower without leading
10 business of magnitude. -.
BIIACHKp SHKErISGs Ann SHIFT Sos--k he pest
York Mills the MaInsutta. and few other pop
ular styles continue in fair request and stocks are
sold close on production at fall former rates VIZ
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FROM a prospectus Just issued. we learn
that the publication Of " The Tennessee Rap
isl will be rcsumed in this city on the Slst
OF this month. $. c. Rogers, publisher and
John Towel and " NJ. Crawford, editors.
This paper is so well known that nothing
else need be said
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LOUISIANA.

Bank of America...."par
Louisiana. 30
Z" New Orleans. 80
Canal Bank.-...............9O
Citizens Bank.......90
Crescent City Bank. 40
Louisiana State Bank, 40
Mechanics * Traders
Bank ........................SO
Merchants Bank."......4O
Southern Bank.
Union Bank.....-....'.-..6 so
New Orleans Scrip.......S0
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GO TO NO. zI.e North Cherry St..

between Union and Church streets, and examine
a splendid stock of WHEELER WILSON'S world
renowned FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Take your old Wheeler Wilson's Machines
from their stands and get them adjusted, repaired
or improved, and warranted as good as new.
Favorable terms are offered to Agents.
Address W. G. WALKER,
No. w North Cherry St. Nashville. Tenn.
fnh2l-lm
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GEN'L FR'roFrIcE. M G. ANn \. 4 NV .R.R.
NASHVILLE TENN.. March Z. ls66.
EDIToRs UNION AND AMERICAN II am
Just advised by an agent at Atlanta 70 send
no more frcights destined 10 points beyond
Atlanta, the roads centcring there all being
blocked.
Respectfully, T. H. EwING,
Genl Freight Agent
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CARPErINGs, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Drug
gifts, Rugs and Mats; largest stock in Nash
willie, just received by HEWITT & MAR
SHALL, No. So College street.
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Central Railroad lsank 81
Georgia Railroad and
banking CoInpany.-.9C
Bank Of Middle Ga-.-...7o
Marin9 Bank,,......,--...7C
Nashville and Chatiano
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RpcoRpERs Court. There were a NUM-
Der Of individuals up before the Recorder
Yesterday, and four-ffths Of the cases were
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct Re
corder Wilkinson did his duty in awarding
Justice 10 all concerned.
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BAN NC HOUS Il
A. VIII EEL ESS g. co
o. Union STREET

. UNION STREET,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange Uncurrent Money, Gold and Sill
yer, Government Vouchers, State and United
States Bonds. Foreign and Domestic Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
of their old friends and the trading public gene
rally. to the fact that their banner is again un-
furled, and they respectfully ask share of their
patronage. Below our rates for uncurrent
Bank notes, &c.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton. ......... .
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LAND SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXEcUT-
Is I'd by Matthew W srInack on Ieth October, 1850
Tex;sfered in Book 1. Pare zI6, in Davidson
County, i will expose 70 public sale on Monday,
the 5th Of March next. 81 the late residences o.
Creek in Davidson County, the home tract, lsi
seres Also tract Of 100 acres Timber land.
Also another tract $50 acres in the bills. about
cash. The remainder on a credit Of twelve
'''''''''' LEVY A. BAKER.
tsbff-tfs Trustee Of M. Wermaek
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DAMAsKs, Lace Curtains, Window Shades
Corniccs, and Wall Paper; large stock at
lowest rates, just received by HEWITT u
MARSHALL. No. 81 College street.
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V OucbcrS................--.-.S
Tennessee Bonds-.......SS
Davidson co. Bonds-....7O
l.. & n. K. X. Script-..75
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ROBERTSON COUNTY. This reporter was
presented Yesterday with a capacious wicker
bottle of the superior essence of Robertson
County," by Mr. Mathews, of the house Of
Brien, Thaxton q Co, The article was
made in the henest days of the year 1853
and is, hence, with its age and its other good
qualities, the very best that can be found.
We have tried il, and are now negotiating a
loan to buy out the entire stock on hand.
We shall never 60 further or drink anything
else, so long as drop oft remains. They
cry Robertson County, when there is no
Robertson County : but as for me, give me
this, or give me nothing
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ITALIAN AWNINGS made TO order Fur
niture covered aud repaired in all styles,
HEWITT & MARSHALL, No. 81 College st.
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yer, Dollars............l3I
q Halves, Quar-
tiers, Dimes K
Hnlf nilnnc 10.
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InsoiTenf Notice.

STATE OF TRNNEssEE-PERRY COUNTY
WIN. u. Edwards, Administrator. Of the Estai
w Of Robert J. Smith. sdeceased, having sus
county. the insolvency Of the personal Estate
said deceased. do therefore notify all person
having claims against said Estate 70 BE the sam
with the Clerk OF the County Court OF said county
on or before the lst Monday May next. duly "a
thenticated as prescribed BY Law for pro rafa dis
tribution OF they will be forever barred This 10
day of February, lS56. w. II. EDWARDS.
nar2-w3ts Administratol
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Go TO MERmrr & HILL for Wall Paper.
They have just received large and beanii-
ful assortment. AZ Church street, opposite
Maxwell House marS-u
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Business in the various magistrates Offices
was dull yesterday. only a few cases of theit
claiming the attention Of those dispensers OF
justice.
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by the square acn lines or lesse-less than
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TIL Z CITY .

SOUTHERN LITERATUBE.-Dr. Thomas 5.
Powell, of the Atlanta Medical College, will
commence the publication in that city about
the LIST May, Of a weekly literary paper to
be called !"TRe Ladies Home Gazette" 1t
will be about the size and style Of the New
York Ledger, and fully equal to any paper
in the country in its typography. 1t is to
be devoted TO elegant literature, scientific
and practical information, the arts and sci
ences education, agriculture, and the latest
political and foreign miscellany. 1t is the
intention to give il a high, moral and reli-
gious tone; TO make it a family paper of the
first class, and welcome visitor TO every
household-and fair representative of the
literature Of the South. From our know
ledge Of its contributors we are sure it will
be all Of this The terms of subscription is
s., with the usual extra to clubs. A limited
number Of advertisements will be received,
at - per square for the first, and 81 for sub
sequent insertions. The net proceeds of this
publication are TO be devoted TO the erection
Of a Hospital at Atlanta for the treatment Of
invalid ladies-an enterprise which DIR.
Powell commenced before the war, and
which is yet incomplete IL is deserving
enterprise, and we wish it complete success.
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100000
HOME OFFICE
GALL4TIN, TENN.

MYTH RESPONSIBLE AGENCIES IN
w every County in Tennessee and very shortly
throughout every Southern State. This Company
insures against THEFT or DAMAGE to Stock
while stolen. If not recovered within
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Read DIR.
Whittier's advertisement in anothercolumn.
jan 2s-6m.
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We arc gratihed to announce to the old patrons
Of the UNIoS AID AMERICAN that its publication
was resumed two and half months aFo-and is
now circulatingamong It's old readers throughout
tke States al the South wherever mail facilities are
restored-besides enjoying a large and rapidly in
creasing list Of new acquaintance. Being con
Quoted by men Of long newspaper experience.
whose political opinions were IN conflict before the
war. but who are now laborinR together in the
great effort 10 restore peace and concord among a
people whose interest and destinies are common.
il has circulation not restricted to q particular
class. but embracing the intelligent and rejecting
men Of the entire South.
We are receiving letters Of inquiry daily from
Advertising Agencies and directly from Advertis-
ems themselves, as 10 our terms. &c. We cannot
answer them in detail. and take this methsd of
saying that our charges are as follows. in the
Daily:
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CNTTNN Seed.

WE HAVE Now IN STORE TEN THOU
w SAND bushels u Cotton Seed We sek
HUGH MccREA 4 co.
faul7-tf
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North Carolina Speaker of the Senate.
RALEIGH, n. c., March Mr.. Winstead' Of
Pearson county, was elected Speaker OF the SEN
ate last night, vice Mr.. Little resigned.
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We are the regular authorized Agents for the
following Southern papers:
New Orleans True Delta. New Orleans.
VicksburE Herald, Vicksburg. Miss,
Huntsville Advocate, Huntsville. Ala,
Maury County Herald Columbia. Tenn,
ChattanOoga Gazette. Chattanooga, Tenn,
Chroniele and Sentinel, Augusta. Ga,
Galiatin Examiner. GallatIn. Tenn
Persons wishing 10 subscribe for or TO Advertise
in the above papers, will be waited on with
pleasure at our once. JanZ-5u
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Central r. Road Bank. 80
SELL YOUR UNCURRENr MONEY.

The following are the rates paid by TII0S. S.
MARI, BROKER, corner of Union and College
streets for uncurrent money These quotations
are liable to fuctuate, but may be depended on
for a sufficient length of time for remittanees TO
be received by mail express, If forwarded with
outdC'ay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton. .....--...225
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THE best method Of cleaning soiled walls
is TO have them neatly papered by
W. FRrFNAN q Co,
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% Public Square, cor. Deaderlek street.
feb25-2w.