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NUb hage b. dag aken INTO copzrtnefshIp afIs
W o. allas n Macy, Ia r o. The hr "a u narey
= hamIton. Oar business iu mtur~ vi b. con
dusEd 10 the Em style o. Macy. Driver a b 1su.
We axe THIS 0ppouuulfJ % tranEuE 1ur fu-lI-.
ana TIE puhlc generally, Er TIE Lh.ni pau1nag-
nfretoi0re exaeuded - u. aEd reapertmily -oi-4 o.
cduunuance Of the same. DRIVER a BkOWR.
eashTile. Fsh- =. lssd. ifeh2s-lm
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ILITARY DIVISION OF THE rENNEssEE,

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEHNESsEE,l
QUARrERMAsrERs OFFICE, u s. N. r. X. !
Nashville, Tenn, March -, lSJG.
7 WILL offer at Public Sale at Nashville, Tenn,
L on Tue7dsy, the z7th day Of March, 1866, the
balance Of the Rolling Stock Of the u. ). M, X. K.
N. ID T. heretofore sdVe ti7sd, consisting Of
Three 81 Eng mes, in rum ny order,
ave feet guage.
Three 80 Dismantled Locomotives, unseryice-
able.
Forty (+0) Box Cars. more or less.
thirty ,Su) Flat Cars, more or less.
Same time and place, the three ll1ge Store
Houses Of the U. S Military IA lroaf, situate in
close proximity 80 the Chattanooga Depot, and Of
the following dimensions:
One Q) 1zIx33x4. with addition Of 124x2lxIL.
One a. l4jx36.
Oae ~ l2)x3jKls, with addition Of Glx3ji2i.
Togethfr with the surplus properly then remain
ING on hand, consisting OF Oue Hundred Tons.
more or less, Ct Cast and Wrought Scrap Iron,
Office Furniture, &c, &C.
6se to commence a. 10 o'clock a and con
tlnue until all 10 sold.
Terms Ca h, in Government Funds, or when
sold to Railroad Companies on a credit, if desiret T.,
OF two years. payable in monthly instaIlmsnis, 10
be secured by bond Tor double the amount o. pur-
chase. S. r. HAMlLL
Capt. 40 NJ, Chi QMUsMRE, MDT.
msrchl4-td
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The Iowa Legislature ave passed reso!u-
tous Indignantly protesting against the
aorgiup of two iowa soldiers, by order OF
Genera Custer, snd calling for hiss condIgn
uunishment.-CuH. GGzcttc.
This Gen. Custer is the swift witness
who told a horrible tale about the con
diuon of affairs in Texas.
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The worst element in the way Of tran
guilty iu The cotton States is the lower class
OF whites, who nave no land to interest
them ia fostering labor, and who, although
they will not work themselves, look upon
the blacks as their rivals.-CiH. Guzltie.
Mr. Spence, member Of the Tonnes
see State Senate, in his testimony be-
fore the Central Directory" said this
lower class was loyal, and would show
themselves so if protected by the Gov
eminent The Gazette does them great
wrong in declaring that they are the
" worst element in the way OF tran
quillity.' The fact is, the only classes
that are in the way of tranquility are
the radicals, North and South and
their allies the rogues and ruihans
South, who have made plumber q trade.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES. l5GG.

James W. Denny, ct ais
VS. Amended and Supplemental Bill.
John X. ROlllngs, ct ais.
IN this cause, It appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter that the defendant VIM. Scott Isl NONRESIDENT
Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
pr cess Of law cannot be served upon him; II i
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks. IN the Nashville Union, r news
paper published in the city OF Nashville, Tepnes.
see, requiring said defendant to appear at the next
term OF the Chancery Court Of smith county. st
on g in Carthsgs, on or before the first Monday Of
Juoe. 1866, TO answer complslpant's amended and
supplemental bit, or the same will be taken for con-
fe-sed as 70 him and set for hearing OK parte
mara itw u. II. CAMPBELL, NJ.
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Tur Civil RuGHrs BnL-lhe Wash
ineton correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, in his dispatch OF the 2ist
saws The President has not yet sign
ed the Civil Rights Bill When first
presonted TO him his expression was
adverse TO It's approval.
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That Coach Tragedy.
HEADQ re, COTTONWOOD SPRINGS N. T.,
March IL, 1866.

HEADQ'Rs, CorroSwOoD SPRINGS N. T.,
March -, 1866.
Editors missouri Dem-crai:
An occurrence took place on the
e-astern-bound coach this morning, be-
tween three and four o'clock, near
Alkali, Nebraska Territory, in which
two men were killed and one or two
badly wounded. The Following state
ment made by the passengers at these
headquarters gives the particulars of
the affair.
While ali the passengers were asleep,
s man who had registered himself at
Denver as Fred. Hanchild, suddenly
plunged a large butcher-knife into the
clothes of bis nearest companion, Mr..
Mccall, at the same time digcharging q
revolver, killing Mr.. Louis A. Rice, who
was sleeping on q seat Immediately IN
front OF Ne. Hanchild.
Nj. Mccall the man he first tried to
stab, grappled with him, trying to
wrench the revolver from Hanchild,
during which time he discharged the
revolver three tiues. All the passen-
gers jumped out Of the coach except
Mr. Mccall He finally got out Hsnchild
was told to get out or he would be fired
upon. He refused, and stabbed a pas
senger named W. w. Barlow, United
States Deputy Marshal, in the face.
One of the passengers had fired three
shots, and DOW fred two more, one or
more of which took effect, and from
which Hanchild soon after died.
The undersigned further state that
they believed H|anchild, concluding
them to be a party designing his arrest,
undertook TO kill them while asleep.
From his previous actions they be-
lieved him TO be guilty of some dark
crime, and that the fear of arrest and
final punishment made HIM desperate.
AUGUSTUS STREATER,
PHILIP DLIDIsHICEk,
E NJ kMBALL.
Pcstofice address, St Louis, No, care
Of l.. NJ Keuuett.
THos.sH CALL,
ROsr. BOYD.
Ellington, Chautauqua county n. \.
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To Whom It May Concern.

A Ii persons having Gains against the Nashville
"a and Chattanooga Railroad Company, Incurred
pnor % Let July, is65, are notded thai al such
Claims arc referred 10 Committee Of DIRECTOR.
consisting Of Len Wsde, N. 3. Huggns, and Thos-
u. taldNel, Esqs, Nho meet IN Murrassboro %
Monday md Euesday, 9sth and 27th inst
WM. LNNE5s
tsos3 GsneTai s-upsnaNzdtEL
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The New York Times City Of Mex
co correspondent mentions the arrival
Of 500 disrusted confederates lie
says the only settler In a fair way OF
success Is General Shelby tie save.
There De- great disappointment ex-
pressed by the Southern emigrants.
The iew on the spot have claimed the
best land for themselves and their
friends Naury has positively given all
the best lands 10 has son. At last Maui
~ has found his level There is but
one opinion about ham here. The En-
peror, his master, the Ministers, the
Aeucens ia general, the French an
unorl1es aud his brother confe6erstes
consider him a humbug Of the trst
water. He seems at last o take the
pislh hints that have been thrown st
him. and he is going to Europe.
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CITY
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE & ROBERTS, ProDrielOrs.

HAVING leased this well known Hotel Cor a
IL term Of years, and having thoroughly ref led
end reiatnished t. We are low ensbied 10 accom-
the trsve ing public IN As good style ~ suv
other house m the country. lthas long been SAID
and having the most central snd largest honss n
the city, We are determined % make Il seeon5 Id
none. Our charges will a 81 times be As low IL
can possibly be afoFded.
msTls-sm HARE 4 ROBERTS.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

" N@IU NIl7IWII9
IL do 80 do
81 Machine laps.
5 Producing rs Z to c inch, q in. % lDcb-
This Mschinery is Of the best patterns, ana all
in good condition.
Persons wishing to examine it before the dsy Of
sale can do so by calling at the Franklin Shops.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
~ order Of Capt. A. R. Eddy, Chief Q. n. Dept.
Of Tennessee.
f. b. KIRK,
mAi4-td BFt. Maj. and A. n
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lit is true that the cholera has ap-
peared at Mobile, there should no
longer be any delay in cleansing this
city. Cleanliness is the best prevents
tive Of diseases Of all kinds, but espe-
pially Of cholera.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
(UARTERMAsIKRs % EfCE, r. r. TRANSFORMATIONS
NASHVILLE, TESN March %, 1896.
GEALED PROPOSALS will he received 1t this
- Ofhte unIl Saturday. March s4th, o 8 o'clock,
? m. for the transportation 70 Jacksonville, Ind,
Of the surplus ClOtning, Camp and Garrison Equip
age on hand At Ia 5 Post, amounting 10 O362) 1hir-
tten hundred and slNty-two tons more or less, Of
2.O00I Two thousand pounds each.
$. X. HAMILL,
marze|d Capt A z. N.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERs troubled with yermia need
be 70 no longer, # they us5 "COsrAE's" EXtsrmina
Tor We have used h 20 our satisfaction aud 10 a
box cost $, We would havslL. We haze Jrst poi
sons, but they effected no.aInEi but "OOstsr's" a.
uris knocks the breath on Of Rats, Nice. Roachea,
ants and Bed-BuRs, quicker than We Can write &C.
DC i- IN great demand ali over the c0unIy.- Nsiiaa
(Jt0l fr-rfe.
as~Ses .'CosrA8 advertisement above.
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rhn rnnnccricnt Election.

The following is an extract from a
Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette
Several Connecticut gentlemen had an m
tar.Isw with the President, among them
senator Foster. Gen, Haw ely, Union candi-
4sr. t.- Governor. Collector BabcoeE. of
New Haven, and Representative Dem.ug.
The interview was oi a personal and private
nature. and is reported 70 have been salts
factory 90 the c~sllers. The President SIS
-urcd them be had given no mtimati.n OF a
desire Tor the election of Mn. English but
au The contrary, desired the success OF tie
Union nominee, aud was glad TO seet the dis
position OF the people % reward the soldiers
TF fhg army.
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1866.

'COsTARt5 RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple
safe, and sure -tns most perfect RAT-idsston
meeting We nave ever attended. Every Rat that
can get q, properly pr@pared. vii est u, and every
one that eats IL III die, generally, a. some plara ~
distant a. possible from where il was tsken-L4ls
Shire. Iic4 MInor.
Ba-see "CasraRs advertisement above.
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BT
Special Act Of the Legislature Of Tennessee.
June Sth, ls65.

Special Act Of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June eth, 1885.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT F-OM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 1000 shsres Of $40 each. 1900 shares,
or Si50,OO0 have been appropriated as works
Tag cspital, for the development Of the
property Of the Company.
A United amount only OF the stock thus sppro-
pfu led hss been placed in the hands a the officers
Of the company to be sold &c S. per share and As
the sto-k has al been issued, full raid, in pay
ment Of property, 1t IS not therefore. liable % any
0FrIeE; No, 6s3S North Cherry street. PcstOHcs
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. H. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. H-rQuENBouEs ofN.Y.
"A. c suNrs, DELASO T. sNITH, Of hiun.
A. T. SANfoAo, A c. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
RrssdeHt-A. C. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Pcs EeSdent-A. G.. WELLS.
S~ereGrg-F. Il. COTTON.
Treassrs,-WM. c. BUNTS.
Mining Supsrintsldsat.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Comnany consists Of lease
hold interests 10 the counties Of Oyerton, Fentress,
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the state OF Ten
nessee, amounting in the aggregate to over eight
Thousand sores.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of o thorough and practical ae-
quaintsnce with the oil mines of Pennsylvania. I
Mining superintendent was one Of the first ex.
plorers ofthe OIL field Of that Stale, and struck the
hrst flowing oil well in the country, well known as
the H~equemoourg well, and to which the oil inter-
Of pennsylvania, then in their nsscent state. |
very largely indebted.
This Company Will lease portions Of their valua-
bic lands, IN small tracts, to private parties or COM
paales, Dr IMMEDIATE nETELOPNEST- TINS is a rare /
chance for bona his operators 10 obtain leases on |
terms that viii be amply remunerstye.
Terms made known on application.
MERE SPECTATORS WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds and samples Of OIL Obtained
rom the property may be seen by calling al the
ohee Of me Company, No. coz North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. Il. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
eeiye orders for stock, and Will fnFard certificates 4
return mail when the money accompanies The
order.
Oct. 6tf
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Canadian Baggage and Freight Reg
ulatiOns.

The Detroit Free Press of Tuesday
says:
Il appears from a circular issued by
the Canadian V. T. Customs Depart
ment, that all baggage of passen-
gers entering the provinces are to
be thoroughly searched, and all arms,
weapons and munitions of war Of all
kinds that may be found in such bag
gage, or may be otherwise brought in
or worn by passengers, are to be retain
ed. Express goods are TO be closely
compared with the manifests, and
packages which may create reasonable
suspicion are TO be opened and exams
ined. Freight trains are to be care
fully examined, and no package not
mentioned on the manifest will be al
lowed to pass. Cars must be securely
locked or sealed before they pass be
youd the frontier. At the request of
the Canadian Minister of Finance, Sec
rotary McCulloch has given permission
to the Canadian authorities to place
customs officers on all railway points
on the American side for the purpose
Of examining baggage and freight des-
tined for the British Provinces, and, Of
course, officers of the V. r. Customs
viii be hereafter stationed on the rail
way ferrybo8ts at this point
Instructions have also been issued
relative to the duties TO be levied upon
articles imported With a few excep-
lions, it seems that ali articles admitted
free under the late reciprocity treaty
are still to be free. The exceptions
are dried fruits OF all kinds, undressed
furs, skins, pelts and tails. Upon these
a duty of % per cent will be levied.
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d. virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of The
ID United Statas for the Middle District Of Ten
nessee, pronounced at the October Term Of sMd
Court, IN the cause oi Wrsy s Gilliland, ct ais. vs..
": e.. Lucas, ct sis, viii, on the 2d day OF April,
1865 on the premises, expose to Hale 10 the highest
bidder, tee following Teal estate belonging 10 the
hrm Of Trabue & Luca-.
One Drug Store AID Lot in Edgsfsld, fronting
Zs5z teet on Gallsnn pike, and running back Is5
feet.
ore Dry Goods Store and Lot adjoining the
sioresaid Drug store, fronting 22% feet and runnn
Oae Dwelling House and Lot situsted on the
street running from the wire Suspension Bridge, IN
Ecgeheld, fronting 20 leet, and running back l7O
feet, more CT less
the HeIidence OF w. II. Lues,. on GaIlati ii I
Flse 10 Edgeheid, fronting loo feet aud runnial
hack le5 aeet.
One Lot IN TTimble's Addition 70 Nashville this
last mentioned lot vii be sold ut the Court House
door in Nashville
TERMS-One fourth ~Cssh-balance on a credit of
e, 2and Is months. The purchaser will be re.
CURED 10 give notes with approved security. and a
men retslned until the purchase money is paid.
Possession given on day CT sale.
Z. r. CAMPBELL,
mSfchzlTd Special Commissioner
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Notice.

"ILL be included in the Sale at the Mediasl
w PurTeyors Warehouse, on Tuesday, March
9Th,
90 Ranges, Cooking Stoves and C~gldrons,
1900 Canvas Litters,
A lot Of Desks, Tables, &c.
Can be examined On Monday.
march2A-3t
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Sale of
Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

0OOISlds
by direction OF the Secretary Of War all the
ID Emlding Materials. Steam Engines, Machin-
cry Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores Of
oy The Confederate Gov rnment, Tor the erection
ana permanent operation If a large Amorv. Lsb0-
ra1ory, and Arsenal and also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected from Iron Works and Armories in the
Stases OF Ala6ama and Georgia, will be sold At PUB
Among the articles to be sold, are
9,9OJ lbs. Copper, pigs.
4zOO lbs. Copper, round rod.
$500 lbs. Copper, bar.
20,00l lbs Copper, sheet.
2Oo'g1 lbs wrought iron, bar and rod.
500 tons Pig Iron.
t2O tons Cast irou, unserviceable shells.
bt,OO0 lba. Lead, pigs.
4o,btU lbs. Tin, block and sheet.
so los. Chain, crane and cable.
Ao'Oo yards C9th-Cettou, English Serge OIL
81 OCO lbs. Powder.
5000 feet Betting, gum snd leather, assorted
200 Machines. Dnlls, Plansrs, Milling. Screw.
cutting, steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Harness, Saddles, Horse Equipments, Inantry
and Cavalry Accoutrements, Blankets, Wagon and
sun Carriage Irons, IS unseryiceab!e Canon-iron
and bronze, SO broken Gun Carriages, Laboratory
Stores and Materials, Spare Parts newl for SprnG.
held Muskets and Colts RevolYers, and an sssort-
pent OF Paints and OILS.
The attention Of Northern buyers is called to this
sale, whlehlss large one, and Of valuable property.
Full printed Catalogues Of the PROF to BE- sold
can be obtained from the Chief Of Ordnance at
Washington, d.. G and from the Commanding On
Ger Of the Augusta Arsenal, Georsia.
This sale will commence on
"Wednesday, April 4, 1860,
and cont nue. every day until all the property is
sold.
Terms cash. in United States currency.
ID. W.. FLAGLER.
Capt. Ord. Byt. 1t. Col, Com. Augusta Arsenal
marlO-tds
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Government Sale.
Q~ueensWare, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, Ranges, Blankets, &c.

NILL be sold st Auction, al the Medical Purvey-
W ors Warehouse, Public square, Nashville,
Tennessee, on TUESDAY MORNING. March ZTth,
az 3 O'Clock, a large stock Of the ~foreeolng articles,
IN original packages, consisting in part Of
$3.50 Plstes, 500 Dishes,
Loo n chers, goo Lanterns,
900 Chamber, 500 Sadirons.
4,UO SpIttoons, 1900 knives and Forks.
2 Csryers, sc, $500 Spoons,
S0U Looking Glasses, so ClOcks,
SO Raz0rs, LOO Counter Scales.
goo Blankets, loo Leather Buckets
go Wash iub5, 500 Sauce Pans,
l,O0j Hatchsts, 5000 Wash Basins.
1900 Scrub Brushes,
Tea Pots, Tumblers, Bowls, Mugs, Cups, Bath
Tubs, Wood Saws, Clesvsrs, C4ndlesucks, Cork
screws, Mops, Brooms, Ice Chests, Wafer UOolers,
Stoves. Ranges, C~aldrons, and miscellaneous fur
nIshlng articles.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surg. aud Byt. Col. U.s S. Vol, Med. Pur. U. 5. A.
msrl5-llt
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For Rent.

THAT elegant Store on the corner Of the square
\ and Cedar street, known AZ the Ccmme-cid 10.
Eurznce once, For tenns, cal on
exc SHIELDS q 90.
81 snd n College street,
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Rooms TO Let and BOARDING.

TWO very nice Rooms, vel furnished, in a plea
4 SAM location, not far from the Capitol, can b
had on reasonable telmA and young men BEARDED
~ s. per week. For further sppIy q
the Union Once. msr2g-3tS
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS-The Ru-usr'y G47-4-
tEngishl ss-eris anf proves by dgures that one
PAR Of RATS oil nsvea progeny and dasces5a-fs
10 less thsn Gjl,Oj0 IN thres years. Nov, uplss-
this immense f'mlly can be kept down, they wouId
consume more food than would sustain 300 nm
man beings.
Ha-5ee "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages ia shoot
ing small cards = cruel man whoever aids iu eX-
terminating ruf5 h. q benelactoF. We should like
some one 70 give US the benefit o. their expsuen-s
~ driving out these pests. We need scTsthIng
besides uoEsi cats, aod tfsps for IN 3 business -
taeHtpc Ama7c1l. ". J.
Rs-seeNCosTAa's" Advertisements above.
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Notice TO shippers.

FREIGHT OFFICE. r.. & R4HROkD1
NAsBvILLE. March p, ls66
THERE Wll be no more Freight received for
\ shipment over ". & 4. Railroad 10 points south
Of Chattanooga, until further notice.
We VIII continue TO receive and forward all
freights for points on the line OF our rosa, or for
delivery % +. T. G Railroad, At CHATTANOOGA.
mar2}St Y. B JONES, Freight Agent.
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Mr.. Controller Clark has written
.Doflsr latter Here il Is:

WAsHNGroN, March 20.
GFsrs-I am informed that you have pub
l.shrd d most infamous. sian1erous attack
a-r.ust me. Il correctly informed, YOU see
NE necessity of making a proper retracuon.
Respectfully, yours,
2. GLARK.
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so HhdS prime New Orleans Sugar,
25 do 90 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cubs Sugar,
60 Barrels Crushed and Powdered SuSsr,
% do Granulsted Sugar,
loo do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
200 do G. extra sssorted Brands,
n0 do Yellow Sugar,
400 Rsgs Rio Coffee,
20 Msts Java Coffee,
20 DO LsguIraC Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
30 Bags Allspice,
% Bags Pepper,
% Barrels Macksrel,
90 a bbis do
so Kits do
10O Boxes Soap.
80 do Starch,
10000 Ggars, assorted Brsads
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Ralsins,
50 Cases Ssrdines,s
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Doc. Buckets,
80 Meets Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in GEole,
sale Grocery Houses.
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1866.
1866.

FARMERS AND northumberland re-
collect hat hundreds Of doilars' worth o. Gfan.
Provisions, s., are sniualy destroyed b. hate
Nice, Ants aud ot1er insecU and FsrmIa-sI q
which csu - prevented bJ = feW dollars Worrl o.
'CsIARs Raj, Roach. Ant Gc, EztsrnIzator
b1uEhi and used freely.
uESee "CorAAs Advertisement above.
HEsold Al In Nashville, Tenn, % " J. & e.. ".
SMITH aud al DruEg-U ADD Dealers.
msrchf1-3m dsg
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JAMES BELTOy, THOMAS Co1TRELL.
d. F. WHEELER, JOHN KNIGHT.