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A SMUGGinG ISCmEyT.-The Portland
Advertiser relates the following anus
ing incident Of smuggling on the bor-
ders
"A keen custom-house official on the
American side Of the ST Croix met q
woman crossing 3 bridge with = bun
die in her arms What have YOU
theret he demanded She hesitated.
stammered, and then said, nothing
dutiable He insisted on seeing IL she
refused. q struggle ensued. at Last she
yielded and placed the bundle in his
arms, saying, take it. then, and much
good may il DO you Then she re-
turned 70 ST Stephen, whilst he made
for the light TO examine his treasure,
which proved 10 be an infant a few
days old The mother has been undis-
covered, the poor-house officials refuse
70 take the child, and 90 the energetic
officer is allowed to enjoy the whole
capture
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lO0o3 From Rogersville 20 Rogersville June
ton, On tho East tennessee and
Virginia railroad "A miles and
back, SIX Tunes week. giving ST.
Clair twice week side supply llom
raiiroad m due connection.
Leave Rogersville daily, except Sun
day, at 81 an
Arrive at junction by Gam
Leave junction daily. except sunday,
at pm
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The President and the Negro Suf-
fringe RiII

The President and the Negro Suf-
frage Bill.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Inquirer (Repubh-
CAM thus notices the probable action OF
the President upon the negro suffrage
bill He says:
INTERVIEW WITH COYGRESsNEN.
"Last Saturday several members
called upon him, and in conversing
upon the House bill, he seemed decid-
edly adverse to it. He said he consid-
cred that he was the guardian Of the
interests of the people here; that he
held TO them the relation of q Gov
ernor, and that they were opposed TO
any such measure; that it would only
tend TO irritate and annoy them, which
was wrong What he will do when the
time comes, it is too soon to prophesy.
That the bill will be submitted 10
him in the course of two weeks seems
absolutely certain; that upon his action
will hang some great changes in the
political world
The same correspondent thus al
ludes to the prospects Of the bill in the
Senate:
Canvas or THE SENATE
"A canvass Of the Senate does not
show clearly a two-thirds majority in
favor of Judge Kelly's House bill. Ii
is certain to come up, and 10 have all
the amendments voted down, and upon
a final vote it viii pass BY perbps IF
teen majority.
"HoW THE SENATORS WILL VOTE
The following are believed TO be the
intentions of the various Senators upon
the passage Of the House bill;
"Eor the BiN-Wm P Fessenden. Ne;
L II Morrill,, Ne; S Foot Vt, / V Po-
land, VT: Daniel Clark, n. H., Aaron
Crsgin, n H; Charles Sumner, Mass /;
Henry Wilson, Mass; b B Anthony, r
l.; VIM Sprague, R L; z D Morgan, \.
Y; Ira Harris, n. y, ] A J Creswell,
Nd; Benjamin Wade, Ohio; John Sher-
man, Ohio. II s Lsne, Ind; Richard
Yates, IL; L Trumbull, IL; 4 Chandler,
Michigan; BIG Brown, No, John B Hen
derson, No; Alexander Ramsey, Mich /;
D S Norton, Mimi; J W Grimes, Iowa
n Kirkwood, Iowa. N Howard, Mich;
7 o Howe, Wisi W Nye, Nevada; Jno
Conness, Cal; S c Pomeroy, KsS.sas, J
b Lane, Kansas
HAqEasf The B.N-Edgar CoWsIl, Penn;
c R BuekaleW, Penn; J P Stockton, n,
j. William Wright, n J.; G r Riddle,
Del; Willard salisbury, Del; Eeverdy
johnson, Nd; G Van Winkle, West
Va W I Wiley, West Va Jas Guth-
RE, KY Garrett Davis, Ky I A Hen
dricks, Ind; J K Doolittle, Wis. Jas
Dixon, Conn W NJ Stewart, Nevads, J
II McD01gall, Cal; J " Nesmith. ore
gon; G 3 Williams, Oregon.
"Doabtsl-LS s Foster. Conn.
Total for the bin 81; against the bill.
ls; doubtful, l.
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| = y
bDgges, EAPess Wagons aad Car.yas, 4 Norn
MAIaet street.
CLAIM AGENTS, sc.
IUHN O'NElLl Ministry Attorney and Solicitor
~ ul CLAIMS, EIO-eculsz all classes of Jlama
against hs Government or citizens and sJiulsr r..
vlnoe 50 Cesar treel, Nsshure, lean lnoy7-6auo
q rUMtKINs, Ii. & ,O.-U. S. Cam Agents.
4 Otncers Pay AccUJn.s aud QuaiteEmasters'
vouchers bought ~ the best mates, OF collected
Utlee corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up =isTs.
CUAL AND SOOD.
Il NIGHT BKOTHERs.-neaIsrsrn IN Curnterland
N and tlttsburs Cal Wood sawed and spit ~
stove lengths. Udlga 49 Ohurcn sIr et. laid oD
hoiuug mid ulli, SCUM Of Broad All orders hl.oa
promptly
COLLECTING AGENTs.
ID . TUTHmL, Deputy United states Marshal,
H. collects Note Accounts &c-s m Middle Ten
Iitee a. 1tate Capitol, next door 10 Fed
, raj Court ft0om. p u. Lock BOX 81. See a1Fer-
u-emeut 10 another column. liecs-6m
Commission and Forwarding.
EDAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
L sion Merchsnts. cur prompt attention IS gwen
o. tho receiving and forwarding Of Cu4LoN. Al
South Market sJ-eeL
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
IONE a TUENELI-Wholesale and Retail
- BCokse ler-. StauOners, ana News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
AR. ". BROWN, Real Estate and General
d nu-iness Agent, over AorE'B hoo4 store $50
IuiUn Str, et. Nashville, IeUn- aus en-
TENNERs, dc.
NEyUsUE, J. ~. a CO.-Manufscturers and
W wholesale sud Retail Dealers Do 'na, Copper
Ena Sheet iron Ware sad Furnishing 6ooaa, Eso. ~
College street.
WALL PAPER, etc.
EERRIrr HILI.-Dealers IN Wan Paper
M Window Shades, Window Glsas, ald Photo
graphic MsterAl, corner oi Churrh and Market
streets.
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
~ IS prLANl, Attorney at I.sw. ani W,r Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. noy26-ly
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Andrew Johnson's Birth and Early strugg'es;
Journeymsn Tailor Marr1es, Educated by his Wife;
HIS hUmbe House; Alderman, Mayor; elected u
the Legs ature; Presidential Electori STATE Senator
Congressman; 6OYersCr Of tennessee; Unit,d
States sena or. The Homestead Bl; Independent
OF rouihern Opnion. Position the Slavery
question The Democratic Convention broken, and
Dsunion lnsugurated. Election Of Lincoln; Bu-
chsnAn's Cabinet Falling TO Pieces; JOhnsOn's Failh
M the Union he takes open ground sgsiust the
traitors secret Meeting Of the ConspiratOrs; hfec-
tive Replies 70 beuJAmIu, Lane and Davis. speech
on Punlzllnent D IreRsUni Excitement IN the Ga-
ltriesi Cheering for johnson EEu tie Union. The
People OF Tennessee Vote ON Secession under su
arOciOus TeTrorsmi Seeessouists' Hatred for JOhn-
ron and tn InlOa. lndignties offered 10 him; At
tends the Union Convention IN ERst tennessee; No
COMPROMISE with Armed TraiiOrs; Resolutions u
E1pel jessie H. brght from the Senate Appointed
NIL aFY Governor; Dialogue Win keLel Women;
Midnight alarm; Spirited speech to 5oidiers; Nor
gan anu Forrest eslre 70 Capture Governor John
son; Narrow Escape Of Johnson COunnned Deien-
see al Nashville; johnson piores Buelfs Move
ment-i Protests sgainst Evacuation without Fight;
Grnerd Thomas arrives and sustaiDs Johnson; A
HghIing far-on and the Governor al Prayer; t1ov-
eTnor's Family Grnve alter great peri Nashville
cut Cu from the on or World, Brsckmndge and
Forrest dEtermlneo TO take li; Morgan and rorTest
attack the City from FIVE Points; Inc Fight; John
son says-'AnY one who talks Of Surrender l will
Shoot him. Rebels Routed, and Nashville Sayeu
third time Governor Johnson's Temperance Cnsr-
acteT, He builds Railroads atd sends Troops; cue
cess IN tho estOTshOn Of Tennessee. Tue Vi q
lIe-idencyi NOHeTnor Johnsons Address fhitiying
the Lincoln Policy Teis Truth 10 shoulder etrpsi
Official Letter Of Acceptance. Elected NIee-Frssi-
dent inaugural speech. Assassination Of Lincoln;
Precautions 70 Protect Nlce.Pfesident Jchnstn
Nlsli 20 the Dying President Becomes President
and is Sworn m Address 20 the Cabinet, His Fu-
tire Policy 10 be based upon the Past. Cancels q
Slave De aleTs PSrdors Treason the Highest Crlme;
kepiY % Christlsn Commission; Deputailons from
Socieues, Cities and SlRtes; Address OF southern
Refugees and Presidents Repiy; PrcclamafiOn on
the Close Of the Renellloh; he President declines
a Present from New AorE Merchants. Amnesty
Proclamation Reconstruction P.hcy; Ihs Piesl-
dent snC the Sunday school ChlGre Interesting
lntervi,w Of south Cafolinisns with tha President
Plain Tails III Health Il the President; Approves
the Sentences on the As-sssinaton COnspirHtoTsi
lnterFIe6 with Pardon seekeTss etc etc eic
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We are suthOuzsp % sauouucs piIrSsu.s G,s-
Ettt a. candidate iof lrlsies OF levdsaa t,,.at,
- ihs ensuing AsUh election.
We are authorised i1 annouace gapl. l1us "a itr.
sSN - eaaduisie iur re-eiection " tas d1d1r u
No1a'l Trustee 81 zoe eus uiug Msrche.ecaoa
We are authorized Go announce psou.s
sH' "a as candidate Tor County Trustee. ID
The next March eIe-uon.
We Aie a-''i'filed % announce NJ d. D. AkkI Nti-
IONt 81 candidate l1r ai..fIlu - m ~. - Il
county Trustee Al the ensuing Nzrel ea.uaa.
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DIRECTORS.

Atuli4 oNp hhctt4chis-Os l.. hEAlDEmbOIh hl
The property ofthe Comuany coossts Of less,
hold interests IN the counties Of OYertOn, Fentres
White, Jackson, snd Warren, IN the state Of Ter
usssee, amounting ID the aggregate to over eigi
Thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Boar
Of Directors comprise men Of business experienc
and reputation, and Of thorough and practical a,
.luaintiluce With the oil mines oi Pennsyl ylVAuii
The Mining Superintendent Was one Of the iirst e.
pi0Ters Of the Oh Held Of that Stae and struck N
inst flowing oil well IN the country, well known &
the HeqaeEbourg well, and 70 which the oil intel
ests Of Pennsylvania, then in their nsscent stats
were very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions Of their yaluI
be lands, IN small uscts, to private parties or com
pGues, Tor IafAEDIAEE DEyELOPMEsT. This is q rar
chance for bona rids operators 70 obtain leases 0
terms that will be amply TsmuneratiVe.
Terms msde known on application.
E0 HSRE sPECULkTORs WILL RE TREATED wIFH
Description oflsnds and samples OF OIL ohtaine
from the properly may be seen by calling At th
Office OF the Company, No 6G1a North Cherr
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re
ceYe orders for stock, and viii forgari certificate
by return mail when the money accompanies th
order.
Oct. ct.
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We are su,hoTi-sd % announce Isssr fasp.S a. 81
esad date ioE couaiy Court Cisil. n me sssg-us
March election. -
WA Akk Al lhuRl ZGD To ANNOUNCE nm
G OhLAA ss csudIdsla Ior C5un-g eur
Oler-. 90 davidson Ca4uly 10 The ehsu.ns No.
election. -
We 'Ie suihouae1 o. aauuuucs Wa 4 Csrs--
So csnaidste ior Cers Of The Cauuty CouIi "a
uaTd8ou county Ti-.fs'' -
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l0002 From Knoxville. bvCoucord. Leuairt
Loud0n, rhiiadcIph.a, Swcc- Va.
Ter, Facility, Mouse Greek. Athens
kicevile, charleston. Cleveland
Mcdonald, ooitcwah, rvucrs, and
Harr son, 10 Chattanoogs. me- miles
and back, daily, or twier daily ID
trains so run, with daily or twice
daily branch from Cleveland, bv
Red Clay, tis-l ana NarnelIs Sta
ton, 90 palten, q = mi,cs. in due
connection.
Leave Knoxville jailyat t2.Iepm
Arrive a. Chattanooga bv ESQ p IN
Leave Chattanooga daily at2om
Arrive at Knoxville bys45am.
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We are suthoriled % aunouncs MATT. r. Pucurs
as a candidate for iminsi Caurt Cisrk. al ths ca
suing Maruh eiec.ion.
We sre author1ei to announce JAnrs Hst1 as a
Ssndidaie iof Criminal USurt Cierk, ai the nexi
-'''e- e''N'''ir ID
We are authorised % auuounce CHaa1rs 4. pra-
next March elecu.u r..vt..tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are suthor1sd % snuouuca EOsCTUszg
hAsNch - a csndt1srs tor shouff of nsviissr
county, Al The ensuing Marsh eieclon. o-fr5-I
We are 80 hoIl-sd % sznouucs ". G saw a .
csn1liats ioF sheuu CO u.Y.isou rlanr,- = ~
neKt MsfCh ele-nou
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Lieutenant General Grant has do
mated >, 900 toward the erection Of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episeopal
Church At Washington, District Of Co
lnmbia-
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents ofIn.nrnncs Comnnnie.

4 AkEH q SMITH, Nos- 90 and - Union street
- tup ElaIsl represent tbe q l5Wiug Coupauses
H-ina q Hartford Security. Aanna'tan, Mrlropoli-
and Accident of Columbus, Jho.
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Brooklyn Is shortly TO try the expsri
ment Of lighting that city with petro-
leum instead Of ga, on account Of the
exoTbltAnt charge oi the latter.
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T7SOR RENT-ols q ihe best ueosi CONVEX snt
u a1d c-gtra aicfs housss ID the city. 81 -
fs4T lsct. Apply % 0EO. sdIELIe j CO,
aalig-u - aad 81 Quiiass g
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We are Spihouasd % snnounce tne name of J. "A.
O'tLiNs ios laA Coilecios tor state aal COUNTY al
The ensuing MArch .ectloa-
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Al iEks HUNT-Munuiacturers Of all the
M Latest styles oI tIr5f Ciass Carriages aud
b1ggies, EGpless Wagons aad Carsyas, 4 North
MaIAet street.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.

The hook u a crown syo Of 560 pages, hand-
soInely got up. Price, 10 cloth s.; leather So 81.
Returaed or disabled sOldier=, loyal men every
whsrs can make good wages IN selling this book.
For further particulars, Hpplyto
DERBY MILLER, Publishers,
janl4-lm No. Spruce st., New York.
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PHoTosRArHs.-Photographs OF Generals
Federal and Confederate. fhe largest col.
lection IN the west, TOR sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cum oeIland, zSCedar street., opposite Com
mrclal Hotel. mav97-tt.
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Al ERRITr HILL-Dealers IN Wal Paper
M Window Shades, Window Gsss, aEd Photo
graphic Material, corner Oi Churgh and Market
streets
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nOOK ANDLOE. ,.HIITINc-
IiREN'ERN.

4 iAMkkONs WM. A CJ.-BooE an job Printers,
~ and pa hshers Of the Day aad weekly
Omoni fnuiers Alley, betscen Union and Dead
erlgE streets.
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we are authorized 10 announce william A.
SLENN' Esq as a candidate for County Judge OF
Davidson County, q. the ensuing March election.
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ATTENTION lEIsHNEs Checks on the UI-
ster Banking 20, Belfast, ireland, IN sums
Of Fl TO Sic for sale al q. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street. u
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Notice.

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Il nalung unsa'iei t1t at Tins Othce, siIl h, sdi
iof charges 81 Puddle Auction. ll ndi claimed hs.0f
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CO hhds prime New Oresns SnEar,
Is do do Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cubs Sugar,
% barrels Crushed and Powdered suAATs
- DO Grsnuisted sugar,
1OO do A. snd B. Coffee sugars,
AZ 40 q. extra sssoued BFaAda.
800 do NeiiOs Sugar,
so Hags 30 Coffee,
" MHls Java COnee,
~ do Lagulra Couee
10 Bags GngsT,
10 Bays Alspice,
2O Bags Pepper,
% barrels MEcEerel
70 y bbls 10
so KITS 20
To- Boxes Soap.
90 do BLaIch,
10000 Cigsrs, assorted Brands
loo Boxes Candies,
100 do Raisins,
60 Cases Sardnes,.
$50 Cases Oysters,
loo Doz. Buckets,
50 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in whole
sale Grocery Houses
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=, PRING WATER BREWkRY.-MANKEL a
- FRANK, sucCessors 10 NJ ). Druckel BreHers
oI ale ana Lager Beer. No. Al Broad siresl, Nash
vile. Tenn. ldec5 ~
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WALL PAPER, erc.

NEV I5UE, J ~ a O.-Manufscturers and
W wholesale sud Retail dealers ia 'na, Copper
sng Sheet iron Ware shd Furnishing 6ooda, ~. ~
College street.
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We sre auihouzed % announce A. p. CaEIgHro,
As cs-dldata ior Cons .able IN toe Nashville b..
trct at tho ensuing Mar h e.ecton.
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Alasllrille &nipu.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1850.
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ATTORNEYS ATLaW.

4 nAPbELL Mex Es a GBOE-BECK, Atior-
- neys al Law aha Caias AFenu. psaeule 90 al
- y lfss. Ooiieci.uus promptly atende5 70
also claims agsinSt the UuItsd states and Vouchers
collected O-iIfe u North Cherry street, up stairs.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
- L - DEPAEINENI

FusI oFF.CE pEPAETNTNT.1
NasHiSaroS, ost. EI. Uses.
PROPOSALS vii be received az the Con-
trsct odice ol tbs Dspartro.rr -..t.f t,..,
q March 2e. lsd6. iar e.nvsg.r- ~. , ~.
Of the United Ststss fron I.i,l I-r. II.
June So, lsiu. iu the State oi rsrus..a.. .1
'he routes and by Che schedules 81. deus d.
ures and arrivals hese.u sre,ia.d.
peeisions announced 5y APuI zs. I.er.
Bidders wili examine carefully The forms
ana iasisa'ii'ns annexed, aud aspe,. siI,
the lstier part Of lustrucu5n tsI
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BoOKsELLERs AND srATIONEKs,
CGKHI.GE MANUFACTU KEI5s.

CINGLETON, Ii. Il H-Bookseller, Publisher
- 5 atOner, snd Periodical Dealer, Poet once
Building.
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O. PARSONS,
HadfsId's Union Ere Works.

ThF0RTER Chinese Flrs-Crseksrs. Ro-krt.
Il &c. ManuisciuFer La1ioras, Fiags. a. a.
siafse sssorimsui a his oan znporiai.on ID
Toys ana Fancy Goods,
= John strsst, nssr slgai-s5, Nss fofE oty.
e1tLl-Ir
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DEOKER BROTHERS.

MANUFACTURES OF PIANO FoRTEs, 10, 81
vi h.eecker street uear hrasdusy, Nes iqss-
lne atorc arm having receuly commenced the
vhch are the most rerf.t and fnesi tuned lnslru-
uenis ei protuce, % Nh-h they invite iho aiien-
uon o ne t-a1e ani lntenUnE purchasers ihroug u
out sne Nnted stHic-, The n. T. World oi nay lh
says The Messrs. n. Bros, Instruments hsYe 81
ts-ned The enYlshe distnchon % helng IN Al re-
pects, LuoomIsrshy ne hest nas msde u ne
country" laeos-Sm
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal gsskness, etc, can b. cured ~ one " no
las resliy Cured himself sol hundreds ~ Others,
~ stS1nh Hox o.,
aeoS-dsFlY fsastaa, nssss
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I'HliD NATIONAL BANK OF Nashville
Il ieala Iu exchange, Governments SECURITIES
AUD toia. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold. stocks and Bonds 8 ia 0u Commission
". W. BEEET, President EDaAR JgNEs, Ca hier
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TUNE & TUNNELls->Wh5lessls and Retail
~ BCokse lsr-. Stau0ners, ana News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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Liquors.

Liquors.
100 Barrels Robertson County Whisky,
50 do Bourbon do do
~ 90 Rye do
LIS do Reetifed Whisky,
Casks Hsnnessey Brandy,
DO Otsrd, Dupuy a Co.'S Cogniac,
10 Barrels Apple Brandy, very Old,
10 do Peach do
s do sherry Vine,
In store and for sale At
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4 UHN O'NElLl, Ministry Attorney and Solicitor
y ul CLAIMS, EIO-ecuHz all CLASSES q Ulams
against hs uUY-rlmuut .Or citizens and soldiers.
Jlnce 50 Cesar treeL, NasnUIe, lean luOY7-6ue
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TENNERs, &c.

LAR. ". BROWN, Real Estate and General
- business Agent, over A0rE'5 h0o4 store, ssl (
Uui0n str et. Nashville, leln- EU-5Gh. 2
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oolLECIING AGENTs.


DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
l sion Merchants cur prompt attention IS gwen
g. tha receiving and forwarding Of CO4IoN. Al
South Market -Jlett.
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L NIGHT BHOrHEBS.-neslers II Cumberland
IN and tIttsburg C-ai Wood sawed md s.5li u
stove lengths. Odlce 43 Church Ell It. laid On
hoiuug NH nili, z0ulh Of Broad Ali orders hlloo
promptly,
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The above Work Is not only endorsed bY the
President a. the best snd most complete, but We
have tie pleasure Of sddlng cefuhoste from his
SOn and Friysie Secretary
EXECUTIVE MANsION,
WAsH'Nsros, ID. c, Dec. =, lsC5. )
From the exauiuation / have been able TO give
the "Lfe OF andrew Johnson" which you send me,
believe it 20 b. the best srrsnged and most COM
plete yet published, sud you will please Recept the
thsnks Of the President and myself for the copies
You 20 kindly forwarded.
lSiguedl kJB'fJ JOHNSON, Pm. Sec.
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- ~ cherry Street, deals IN Exchange, 6 .yeru-
ulei secuuues aud Con. Collections promptly
attended 60 j. LUnsDEs Cashier.
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CLEVELAND, TENNessse

Attorney, and claim Agents.
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hTARE. THO5 S.-Broker, corner Onion aat
vi College slree;si buy- and sells GOli, Urcur-
rous Money, "uFeInmenl 1segrue- aad Vouchers.
Collecu0ns attended 90 promptly.
Also huys ami els on O. nln.ss.Jn.