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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
Postunasaer GenernI HAS ResIgned.

Postmaster General Mas Resigned.
iOItwill occasion the public some surprise
TO learn that Postmaster General DENNIsoN
has resigned his place in the Cabinet. AS
soon, however, as they shall get over their
surprise, they will thank heaven for it. We
hope the surmise that Secretary HARLAN
and Attorney General SPEED will soon do
likewise, will be speedily turned into a
fact that they have resigned. 1t would be
TO the country great blessing If the whole
Cabinet were to resign at once. Over such
an event the country could certainly be-
comeresigned. Such good news, however,
We do not soon expect to hear. tty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
johnson State Central COMMITTEES
nail In Session.

The johnson State Central Committee
was in session in this city yesterday. We
have been informed that every District in
the State was fully represented. Their
meeting had reference to the adoption Of
measures whereby the JOHNSON element Of
the State should be properly represented
IN the Philadelphia Convention on the l4th
Of August. At this writing we have not
learned as to the mode by which that rep
resentation shall be secured. That that ele-
1ient will be represented in that Convention
Is absolutely certain. The present office
holders who want to hold their offices will
find it to their interests to move in the mat
ter at once.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
NTeetinpof theC.FS,

The G. f. S. will meet at their headquar-
ters on Saturday evening, July 2l, for the
transaction of important business and the
formation of subordinate F. SIS. A full
attendance is, thereto re, ear lestly request,
ed. BY order OF thePresident Of the, C. f.
Isl. G.. NJ, SEQ setary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13

Glasses in Bookkeeping, Pepmanship,
Business Arithmetic, Telegraphy and Pho
biography, will be formed to suit all who
desffeto take d course in the College DUR
ing the vacation in our public schools.
Ladies' Department beautifully fitted up.
Call and see for yourself - H"iii 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
Police Court.

Another woman = Mrs. Corners = was
placed at the bar of the Mayors Court yes
terday morning, charged with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. She was fined So
and costs. and committed. .it -----L..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
nlavo RIty Cor 1IHe eorrovvs or q
l35.aH@ ESoOr Old MAN.

The resignation Of Postmaster General
DnaEisoE must have caused the old man Of
the PostoiIlce at this city very considerable
tribulatlon.s We pity himpity the D0r-'
roKsofinpoor old man.o A Hb.iiss6t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
Leading Democrats In tIhe City
~ ,el4 go Yesterday. r,f a.( t5.dl

Hons. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM, HUGH j.
JEwErr, GEoReE H. PENDIEroN, General
GEoRaE W. MORGAN, DR.. WAYNE GRIs-
void aud Hons JABE FTToH, were among
the distinguished Democrats in the city
yesterday. "a. ~. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
The siaI,enEsrfess at LouisvIlie.

: The Fourteenth Annual Saengerfsst Of
the First National Saengerbund of North
America win commence at Louisville on
Tuesday, July "a, and continue four days
On Tuesday, the receptIonhwil take place
with picnic and soiree in the evening";
on wednesday, q general rehearsal of all
the Singing Societies in the forenoon, and and
In the evening prize iconcertfor the for
eign Societies; on oThufsday, business
meeting in the forenoon, and . prize Con-
cert in the evening; on Friday, grand pic
mic Oh the Fair Grounds with the distribu'
ton Of prizes and addresses, and a grand
ball in the evening; on Saturday, grand
excursion to Mammoth Cave, IN g,r,,y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
IThoRIting BOLD and Duster Com

TheRlting Bolt and Duster Company.
Certificate of incorporation filed in the
office of the Secretary of State, July IL.
Objeet-the manufacture of "Clark Eli
ing'sp Excelsior Bolt and Duster machines,
and other mill machinery. Place of mann
ufacture-C Cincinnati, Ohio. Capital stock
-$l5O,OOO, divided into shares of $500 each.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
LOCAL L., N e w 8 .
PLAYED out.

The company that was to have played at
the Opera House last night. Twas played
out the night. before. tr..l.i .N-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13

5 WE had the pleasure yesterday Of taking
by the hand J7gERsoN PALM, ESQ the
sstaunch and undinching editor of the Wd7-
ran fTrumbull county, constttptiOS. Never
.huye We seen him in better spirits. IohnD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
wanted,

TO rent, a good furnished room, central
ly located. Address, i. @. G,z Zettler
House. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
,HfI1 0Turile soIiNiEG

FINE Bleached Muslin cheap At NagghT
toms. bsro Halls rrl1r4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13

gJlSirs N1UoHfoN respectfully wishes to
inform his friends and patrons that he is
selling goods very cheap iti ordsfSto make
room Sor an early purchase ofi {, Fhll Goods o
ll1l%Ah .AAAot.uo 30 9lt1Gd odt 9IOild sYah
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
HEAVY yard wide Brown Muslin al
Naughton's for % cents. =. z 1l-4t1

Z DIR. B. r. BERkLEY, having returned to
the citya maybe consulted athis Office, on
NorthB High street. nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, at all hours during the day, when
not professionally engaged nv v, iun7s55dtf |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13

NAuGHToN is selling yard wide Hills
Semper Idem Bleached Muslin for So cents.
Flt-4t &1 % & ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
CapItaI CitF,Business Coiiea

NAUeHToS- is selling all classes of goods
at greatly reduced, prices 0g1l74ts 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13

Turtle Soup
Served up daily from 10 A. NJ. till p,
NJ at Wagner's Dining Hall. 13 = q 29-tf ! ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13

sgsv-ng 4 % Mp pVO' '0OV
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
ToMAs MEsIA,
COmm'de Line Of Rio Grands.
Legislative.

Thursday, in the Senate, the House
joint resolution, endorsing and uphold.
ing the national credit, and pledging
the State OF Tennessee to the support
OF the obligations Of the United States
Government, incurred in expressing
the rebellion, was concurred in. The
bill repeating all laws prohibiting per-
sons OF color from trading was read
and leave granted Senator Trimble to
withdraw the bill for examination
The Negro Testimony bill was taken
up on the House amendment, and the
amendment was cencured in. The bill
is now u law.
In the House, Mr.. Mullens intro.
duced bill to relieve jurors ia certain
cases. Mr.. Waters introduced ono for
tho relief Of debtors in certain cases.
Mr., Freeman come forward with q
proposition to limit the elective fran
chiSe. This act bears = family re-
Semblance to the brooi,of franchise
bills uow before theLegislsture, differ.
ing in some slight details The res.
0iution asking Congress to relieve
certain counties in East Tennessee
from paying taxes for certain years,
was taken up, when Mr. Mullens pro
posed US an amendment that The
resolution apply to all the counties
in the State. The r%esolutiOn, as
ameded, was adopted. The bill to
reduce the ate ofinterest from twelve
and half to six per cent IN case OF APP
peal, having been amended by the
Senate, the amendment was concurred
in by the House.
The bill winding up the bank Of
Tennessee, was taken up, when Mr..
Hood, from the joint select committee
appointed to make investigation in
reference TO the Bank and report on
the bills already presented, reported
a bill in lieu. II provides in the main
that the funds Ofthe institution shall
be appropriated TO the common school
fund, and to the creditors of the Bank.
The bill in lieu was adopted, and 200
copies orderd printed for the use of the
House, and its further consideration
made the special order for Wednesday
ut 2 o'clock. Several House bills were
thOn taken up on second reading and
disposed Of
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

tear, thy sad emile, or the uplifting Of
thine eye, Some one 10 orphaned
from thy lovs--an upkind word, an
unIOving act carelessIy spokcn or
thoughtlcssly done, has chilled shy
heart and placed upon thy noble brow
. dark and naughty frown, ecIipsing
the noon Of thy happiness and blightr
ing thy brighter joys. What Is Thy
broihsr.man that thou cans't not for
give him2 His lifo and time with
thee is but . day--thino no .mvre.-
His frail barque is tossed cNer iife's
ocean beside thine own if through
tho rent.storm cloud q ray Of sun.
shine would cheer his ShadOwy way,
wilt thou bid him look down upon
tho surging tide that his heart may
not DO ~gladdened thereby His
barque may out.SpOcd thee yet, tho
billow that carries him safely on may
bear thee back. Then while thou art
with him, before he is safely mOOrsd
and gone from thy sight, perchancO
for aye, whisper forgive! DOst thou
not remember that the Hottest turned
his dying eyes towards his foes, such
as thou hast never had, and murmnr-
cd, forgive? If thou wouldst DO happy
let thy heart echo tho word, and thy
lite chant its strains. SABA.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
1 Mansion for the Governor.

The Governor Of thiS State 10 one Of the few
Executives who have no residence provided
then By thisr State. The msaErs SALARY allow
ed that ofieer does not enable him 10 keep his
family IN Nashville, with the most rigid econ
emmy, consequently be IL forced 70 be Separ-
aisd from bis family and board out" aftsr
the fashion Of \ Western school master 10
0ldsh times. Senator Trimbls has With szesl-
lent reason, introduced . bin 70 purchase q
mansion for the use. Of the Goyerner Of the
State. Such house should have been pro-
vided long since, sad the present e1orbilans
rates ofliVing make the purchase more ne
eessaFy iaan ever. The mAnsion 81 the late
Hon. O. ". Campbell iS the enc whose pur-
shass,is contemplated IN Ihs bill and 10 offered
70 the Stats for less than IL would bring "
divided into lets and disposed Of a. private
sale. We hope that the LsgislataFs viii take
favorable aetion npon the bill
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
PorGivO.

For tls EsH Tsanases UAioa F7sSS
1t 10 = SynOpsis Of tho now com
msndmont, love ono another, - CON-
msndmsnt not given amid the Sublim-
ity Of SinhrS mount Wbepths people
saw the thundOringS and lightningS
and the noise Of the trumpet and the
mountain smoking srd stood AfaF OF, "
but gushing warm from the heart Of
lovs-a love % FULL and FREQ that
nan eAnnot measure or angela faith.
ON its depths. Thy tongue nsed not
speak Abe words, for n within tby
heart melody y schosd, 10 ths weary
Spiris that lsohS muts sSkaBeoo Of tbos,
~ rsa1 10 :rssipgs u ny plying
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
p@- We do not believe that the grea, Re.

bG- We do not believe that the great Re.
publican party was ever more numerous;
more united or more hoepful than it Is %
day, If we are not mistaken, several of the
more rampant and insOlent rebel papers in
this State talk in a tone decidedly less san.
guine than they did before the holidays
The UniOn party is composed Ofintelligent
decided, conscientious men, who do thlsr own
thinking. They caunO. be deceived nor gull
ed so easily as the Tennessee sscsssiOnists
who drink pine-tOp whisky and ride burr-tai.
ed pOniee through the woods In search Of
Opossom.--Press and Times'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
COUNTY ELEcTfoN.

WsSSpPossd, nat by ibis tine lbss would
h At least . dsasn e~andidaisSf for each q ths
cVvsiy oness. Whsfs srssll Ne pss vhoss
graSisH plsssUrp h e 70 b . publie ssTvsus
coai, gsusispsD, ibGs u 20 ans fsr s.uea%
isg AID wire psiiisE post wai, FORE sss-
vsstiaa % nouissis jon. cosgsDtsss sss
bsnSvcs. he hossIsssd i1sslIgsss psspls
would nabsr voss for snao vBs h Ne ovs
esstits,sths ~ - ssuisss ofs %, 81 20
l'sr ;hi-ts'.-s TeAssssr ir'rnrrg ss1
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
suffering ON she PlaIns-ArrivaI off,.
Bantm Pc Stage

From the Kansas City Journal Jan. 10.
ThrougHDnt this section Of the conn.
try the weather has been remarkably
mild during the entire winter months,
On The Plains however, there has been
intense suffering, resulting in tho lOss
of property and life,
The Santa Fs Stage, fifteen days
out, arrived yesterday mot ming bring.
ing o through mail and . full load q
passengers. The cohdnctoF reports
several trains snow bound on the
route, and immense suffering no liable
20 both man and beast.
A mar agecd abyut thirty years,
froveR TO death, was picked up DO
tween Forts Lyon and Doge.
: Should tho cold weather continue,
the thousands of animals, and han.
drcds Of human begins now on tho
Plains without shelter or protection,
will DO subjected to rigors which Ii
will take adj Uof flesh and blood to
Withstand.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
I-naporaana a. rTno.

New YoRK, Jan. pa letter from
Berlin says It is..graveIy asserted That
the Prussian Prime Minister is dosir.
Gus of bringing about an alliance Of
Prussia, Russia and America against
England, France and Austria, the
Prussians to occupy the attention of
France on the Rhine, the Russians to
attack Austria 10 Hungary and Ameri.
ca with her navy TO keep the fleets Of
England and France iD check while
her armies overua Canada and Mexico.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

The Matamoras Rdnchero charges
that Bagdad was captured by the
United States colOred troops that
the United States army officers were
concerned in il; that Gen. Weitzel
knew OF it, aud in conversation
referring to il said tho Mexicans
would have TO prove it on the United
States troops.
Tho trial of Semms, commander
Of the Alabama, IL is understood will
be commenced in 3 very few days,
The members to compose the Court,
and tho witnesses also are it, the city I:
but the present delay Is caused by the
preparation Of the evidence.
Hon. Geo. H. Yeatman, ofKy. has
been confirmed by the Senate, United
States Minister TO Denmark.
General Sherman 10 expected in
Washington this week, 10 confer with
General Grant on military matters.
Mrs. G. c. Clay is at Fortress Mon
roe on q visit TO her husband.
General r.. c. Crawford has not
gone to Washington as reported but 10
i~ncarcorated in Fort jackson by or.
der of General Sheridan. His baggage
and papOrs were taken TO hesdquar-
tiers.
Gen. Terry has issued an order
prohibiting any civil officer or any
other person, from attempting TO APP
ply the provisions Of the vagrsnt act
recently passed by the Legislature
TO any colored person Of Virginia.
He says the ultimate result Of the sta.
tus will DO 10 reduce the freedmen to
o condition Of sorvitudo worse than
that from which they have been
eman c;pated.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

spirited canvass, there must be a. least six on
track, Out Of this humtsr there certain
y viii be one QusiisCd and efficient aspiraat.
The SoVsreiEns are talking considerably about
the election and arc wonderfully amazed "A
the backwArdneSS Of soMs men. We think
there are a. present no reslons for serious
alarm that there tnay not be a good number
OF asplfAatS TO all the O~Eisess, and We adj
TIse all who All within the provisions Ofthe
Franchise law, " ito be calm asd serene " for
two weeks yet. Patriotism ia Oft a SlumbeI.
ing volcano which bursts forth when least
expected.
G~resnhacks stillhare power 20 charm.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

b6S~ In describing . reception at the
White House the Star says A peculiar stylS
Of wearing the hair last eveaing among the
ladies was a subject OF much comment, and
the remarks were, for the most part, Altogeth.
sr in its favor, as a becoming substitute for
the waterfall. The hair was allowed 20 fall itS
full length, without fetter- or bond Of any
description, and was thought BY many to be-
the most graceful style the ~everchaning en-
press fashion has yet prsSened 10 The public
patronage
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
The Cattle plaaua.

On the llth inst, says the Washing.
ton Chronicle, the Department ofStats
received important advices In refer
ence 10 the progress made by tho cattle
Scourge in Europe. Under date Of De-
oember 10, 1885, the United States
Consul at Liverpool informed the
Department that tho plague continues
e. increase, and is making sad havoc
among the cattle In England and Scot
land. The report represents that for the
week ending December IL the number
Of cases was between seven and eight
thousand. The Consul says that the
disease is mostAlarming, and 10 causing
the greatest anxiety and creating q
great sensation throughout the entire
Kingdom. The Consul informs tho De-
parIment that some writers arc con.
tending that the disease Is q kind Of
smallpox, but from his conversation
with the people he ascertains that Il is
not we'll defined. Al yet no certain
remedy has been discovered.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
NEGRO TESTIMONY.

After q protraoted debate in tho Ten
NesseO House Of Representatives, the
bin which had previously passed the
Senate allowing tho negro to aestify
in the courts Of thfs State was passed
Before the vote wat taken IN amend
ment was offered an adopted. SHAT
this act shall not DO 80 constructed IS
to give oolored persons tho right %
vote, hold Office or cit on juries in this
State. This was adopted by . vote
Of a 4S for, aud 2N against ii. And
the bill thus amended was ratified by
a vote Of Al against SO. The bill must
now 20 TO the Senate for action on the
amendment before it comes the law.
We trust tho Senate win accept tho
amendment, and thus give US q law
which will refer all disputes and To-
gal differences to our courts, and make
the Judiciary Of tho State komogen-
Oous and harmonious. Whilst we re-
gard the amendment as simply IN ex-
ression Of opinion in which wO en-
tirely concuP, il does net go TO the
substance Of the bill itself, and should
not stand in the way Of the Senate in
nm act of simple and abstract justice
both to the whites and blacks Of the
State.
P. S.-It will be seen from che ac-
ton of tho State Sensto on yester-
day, that the bill, with tho amend.
meat added by the Honse Of Repre-
SentativeS on Wednesday, was passed,
and is the law Of the State. Our
views on its policy and propriety
have already been given, and we have
no doubt, that in practice, It will JUS
tify the wisdom Of it's enactment
Nash Union & American.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

D6- Gentlemen just from Washington
report tho Republicans there az buoyant,
confident and calm. They express no bitter
ness toward the Southern people, but On The
contrary the kisdest feelings, bas are teso-
lutte in their discrimination TO restore The
Southern States 80 az 70 secure the predomi
nance o flOyal men, and ofA national feeling.
This determination 10 growing in strength
daily.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

NISrY. EIoHr thousand hogs inelud-
ing those from the surrounding couu.
try, have been slaughtered at Chicago
this season the average weight Of
which is twenty per cent above that of
laak wear
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
RIIIaIsI o. rHs PlInOrrrS-Havinr, IA

REtIsiss op Tus PlrSiprnrs-Hayinr. IN
eommon With many Of oar eolenporaFies,
Publishsd . paragraph giving The religious
belief Of our President, which contains many
inaccuracies, an old and esteemed mead has
mede the nscessaD eorreetions, for The aeeu-
raeJ ofWhish ' ehaEsno hssiisaaJ % Voush-
ing;
Observation-Disclosures Madison hsn.
roe, Harrilon, Tyler, Taylor, and Pierce.
Uuitarans-jho. Q Adams lJno Adams
and FillpoFs. 4
Prssbyasriass-jsskS o., Linssis, sstBus
haEanA .tsl.rf All 81
Duteh Rsformst-Van DnFsn. A
hstheiiss-PoIh.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

In Lynchburg. Va, recently, the
negroes voted for judge Of the Freed
mems court. There was an excited
contest between the supper crust" or
those who wero born free, and the
''under crust" or those who were "set
free" The latter carried the day and
elected their candidate by 400 majority
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
Barbarities Of tho Imperialists In
Mexico.
BROWSsViLtE, Texas, Jan. .,

bkoNNsNlbLAi Ae&ABi JAR .,
A train of sheen carts rceRuy leh Nata-
moras for San Fernando, loaded with vAluA-
bic goSds, Aad guarded BY . small aumber
Of Imperial troops. When about Ave leagues
from the city il wac captured by party Of
liberals. The owner succeeded in naklng his
escape, and reported the facts 70 Gsa. Aeiia,
the imperial commander, who dispatched
q force Of The coh,ra gusrrillas and rural
police in pursuit Of the eaptors. About ten
Leagues from the city they o%verhAuled the
liberal party, surprised them ~ they we're
At breakfast, and after a desperate resistance
succeeded IN capturing them. Eleven were
killed Ut tAs 6rst Ere, and the balance we're
captured and taken, to the city. AsiS usual
arrangements were immediAtsly made for the
trial OF the prisoners preparatory to their be-
ing shot, The following correspondence las
taken place 10 refsrsneethe lei to between Gen.
erAl Il. Clay era ford aud the officers in csm.
naad Of the respective EhOrsa Of the Rio
0rAEst:
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

aG. THG discussion OF tho negro
testimony bill still occupies The aitcn
ton Of the House: 1t is probable that
u vote will not be had on the question
for u couple of days yet II is now
generally conceded hat the bill will
pass. SO mote be.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
Kansas L-exIniAsnre.

ST. Louis Jan. lS.-The Kansas
State Senate yesterday passed resOlu-
tiOns favoring the trial, conviction and
hanging of jeff. Davis and other lead.
= of tho rebellion equally guilty Of
traaAon.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

- Edward B. Kstehum, tbs quoasam
wan street anancisF and forgsr,ha hssn BOT
10 vcfk N . eoblsF, . shop N 6inf Sing. ne
display1 eonsidsfahls aukarfnsss h nsndln9
seas polss, phicb eoBpidsGinr ~ pest he,
10 Hott q tssoBtsSpd a.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
Prices Of Uncurrenl Money.
RY THOMAS s. MARI.

CELL YOUR uNCURREST %oNEY, THE FOL
~ lowingare the rates paid BY TA0MAsa MAZE
BROKER, eornerof Union and College street, NAlas
VILE, for uueureat money. These quotations ARE La-
Bic 10 n~uetuAte, but may be depended onA nffaeisat.
length Of tins lot renittanees 70 be received bymAn or
express, ~ forwarded without delay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of fulton -