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l. Lewis. John woodbridge. jr., E 9. Masnn. Grant
!3oodrteb, l. salomtn, g. A. Irwin. Daniel o.
A4t1. :. M. Moore, ]. i. Thompson, NJ. r. Tuiey.
Tard q Stanford, !. L. Thcmpssn J P. i;ssk .oa,
&. Har!In. q. ". smith, q. G. SpaIosd, &. =. vii.
liams. Ctnb, Gaeh.
$3-h-t.
ts esch-Ca.h, c. Metz & Co., 4. Z. Leaven-
w0r'h.
Il eReh-Cash, Cash, Cash, A F. Becker.
50 ceals-D Dletnch.
Tota1............$ 1,I78.5 SO from 103ecntrhutors.
Prev. repcrted.... 11,3J0.50 4es I"
Grand total.... .s1.,47960 y 500 Z"
CuAnoEn WITH KonnZRx.-Three 5oung men,
amed Samuel Myers, John Mill. and John Cafuey,
Nese charged in the Police Court yesterday lore.
uoun w1,h having entteed a woman Of doubtful
1epn'atitr, nsmed Margaret Fagan. out on The
pra,r1- Ie.r The we<ttrn limits tf the city. and
7htre roh~ed her Of ten dollars, For the purpose
Of n,loxing time to The prosecution 10 obts1n eyi.
dence. the examination WIS continued until the
18Th inHt J., and The pr13onefs we're committed IN
default n 81 nm hNn
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Philadelphia E;hrket,

PHILADELPHIA. July II.
CoITns-Du1l. MldolIDg, nc,
MooL-Active ana advancing,
FLoER-DuN ana unctlat Rsd.
GRAIS-Wheat declinlnk for new; old. fot5. CqJA--
Steady: mixed Western 97c: yellow Al III.
tiRotEuis-Coffce qu1ct. Sugar and molassee Ut.
ch.nged.
WunKEy-Pen1 sylyat ia. s4ss nt1o, s..:sSsaa.!J.
, 1866-07-12

LOCAL MATTERS,

4 ut Gift for the falr. " an cle@ant
hottie Of Trltn1an i Collins Egyptian Gala. a
rare perfume Tor the handkerchief. n6ot
, 1866-07-12

MRS. Clark ut The Matinee Ibid you
ere her! Er,U eye was upon her! The perfect
dnzz}ed, and when Miss B,ker asked her now she
made her rnGcts sparkle with such lite Bnd beauty
sss QUIZ ss 'n TT; Tso0ets rhx1oosS,
no,h.ns-hss no dirty aedineat-is rleaIy parfnmsd
-dellehttul as a. dressing-tnrus white and gray
hair 70 III original color Prevents y from Filling
q Dwyer, dcncFai Agents. Sold everywhere.
It," "Why, " IL Josn, @ u. . thought yon said you
"wsl, bad. ketehed II a sb.kin' hands with
then csgd!dae. tos he leei later" TEL, .. o,,
"Oh, used Bosd's Medica'cd cream. it never
fits" For sale BY Fu1AEn, FINCH FuL1rH,
Whoessle Drncgists, Chicago, 1l.
Motla and Frcckles.-Lnd1c* Afflicted
with dlscooratiou3 On ths face called moth
&os1 I'D F1eesls toiion: % III Il /. 'a.ll,b,e p4eps
Street m New 4ost. soid ~ al drusss:s in psas Ghi.
ca.o aud elsewhere. Price 81.
may5a1 1l5 3m-aA-T~1a
The Mother can roIy upon u1ra. Wins
lou Soothing syrup to eiye resi- and health 10 her
child. Il not only relieves The child tEm pain. Int
fotsEDs the Cnms, reduces lndanmatlon, and will
cary The infant tatety through the critical period
OF teelhlns. rs
We desire to cali attention to the
Sarstogn ..A'' Spring Wafer. The Analysis sno1s
ii 10 contain large per cent moro medicinal min
v1ehy, OF any other Spring Water IN the world.
lite ionic aiurettr. and cathart1c psop.Ft1es are
wonderful and tnrieorate The system 10 a remark
able manner Ne understand 1t Is being keot By
tie principal Drags1sts, Hotels aud Groeess.
ms5s
Call nj Ransp Rros,. ~ Monroe 4freet.
, 1866-07-12

m. Deans Dentat ROaInT, IL Clark
street, viii be cfcaeE un'.l The middle of August
when he hopes to tetutu with rene rcd v13of aud
tEill u5N
, 1866-07-12

July 9Th, The r,ktdtncc OF tic btac's fathe1 hy
Rev. i, A A!cAyea fEof. OSLA 4 T. Mckt". ot I'LL.
F., youngest daughter Ct T. 5. Nason H. D., Of AKA.
luosa, lows.
, 1866-07-12

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Fsrecsl uespatcl 10 the Chicago Tnpune.1
DETnoIT. July II.
CP-WIral!te. Frsdtcy. Nsb-b. Lydia tase, eauall
UnwN-Ciydc.
NtSn-Enuti,Tcst
, 1866-07-12

iops.-Dr. Kendall, wcllknown IN this c,ly for his
tk1l and efficacy IN the removal Of corns aud bun
ions. can he consured. as heretofore at the Pres
cott House. South Clark street. during this week.
Thousands Of Testimonials can BE- seen. MOS
, 1866-07-12

for ICE cream lreczers, reilcerators Warer dltr1s
ard coolers. Also, cooking ranges. stove. and bot
atr futuaces. uESG4
, 1866-07-12

The Mother can roIy upon N1ra. Wins
lou . Soothing Syrup TO give resi- aud health 10 her
child. It only relieves The child rcm pain. Int
requisites the stomach aud bowels. cures wind collie
fotlsus the Cnms, reduces inflammation, aud will
cary The infant taety through the critical period
OF leelhlns. rs
, 1866-07-12

Paper HauEtss.a md Window Shades
at greatly recQced prices. F. E. R1Gnr. 80 Kan
dctph.tt. E5lS
, 1866-07-12

FOR SALE-In Evanston, a new
i houEe Just teGdv for occupancy. hul!t upon lot
10 BY 210 icbt, IN the grove the Lake Shore. Said
closets, two bay Windows GOOD crsltr, wood shed.
we'll cste1n, Ice house hiled With tcs barn ard car
r1aEe house. Lot Is enclosed with dfst cass Ience
ard L. complete in all its ements aad will Ike
q, Of the pleassntesi homes In Evanston. said house
e1sh bafsnce U que and Two reals ~ pr ctt inter
iaSatle STREET, - n118
, 1866-07-12
THE CITY.

MARINE NEws,-on the th,rd PAGE Of the Tn.
DUNE viii I've found a full compendium OF al the
Marine Intelligence Of importance .ranspSri1e 1t
this sud o1hc1 ports. Il is our intention 10 mtke
tAts subject prominent feature oil tue TRIBUNE.
, 1866-07-12
NWa11tfnz=fnformltlou.

YHTANTED-Informatiou Of n,
w 1s.hella Asrshail, t:otmetty Miss 1,,h>
Hluois, April ist. ISL. ANY 1nt rtnailoo Concern
her will be thankfully stcetssd by her dtatstseea
fr5t1 and BY A1s. AMELIA G. IHrE rUS tiofn..
Mrt. amelia e Coup. aaa Dr., EoHr. 4. j. ~
TON. NJ No. S18 Aoutcuu,eEy.st., San Franc:
f'ai1fcfn1S. r.
, 1866-07-12

PsuAAIu.ss Esnrc Cider Vinegar VIII
presefye pickles. and IL warranted pure. Ask your
Kind in the United S,ate. CHARLES O. E. PRCs
s1So, 339 md 3iJ State street, Chicago. m3lB
, 1866-07-12

Sl0ltn.
CTOLEN-$lO0 Reward $50
NJ the thief and 40 for tho wason-An tSf
N.2on With red Iunnrn. gear Green bar. zllt o.
sidt, married. &C. y. Mxllby. II. C3ok. Oyster
/ lsh Ne7of. II Clark-st." Tho above reward III
r+!a on deliver, 0. Takoa OF tnse:. Il. Cuoh.
CiI.S Il.
, 1866-07-12

TOR SALE-A handsome two
u story House with brick basement, tn arstelasa
ueshbofhood on the North Side. L1t 5r1tl9. Prlce
low. lmnle1iate possession. Tile perfect. VAT
rem G0UpEtCu, IeA Estate brokers. LIS Dear
hafp-8t, Hpom =, bSN
, 1866-07-12

INOR SALE-A House and Lot,
Il No. 10 North Itucker-st, House has aix ioom-.
Will be sold At The very low price 0: i23 WARREN
l. &GUODRICE. Real Estate DTukers, 1H5 Dearborn
street, Room =. p55J
, 1866-07-12

Special Caution. = Ir.. Wtuslu1v'A
Sooih1re syrup has become 20 popular tha, v1rl.
Gus parties have put nut articles clfn1 them Mrs.
W1nslows. Please tuke notice thai the Mrs. Wins
low Of The Soothing syrup Is NOT connected With
any other article 1uue ie55a
, 1866-07-12

lsd The eeyen year etch.r
.4Wal, had. ketched II a shskih' hands with
them candidates tor The legf: later"
- But how Is 1t thsk you arc well go eoone"
..Oh, uscd Boyd's Medicacd t1cam. 1t never
fai!s," For sale by FuLAER. FINCH + FuLLrH,
Wholesale Dr1rg1sts, Chicago, H..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-21
TEA IMPORTED INTO LoNDoN.-The

TEA IMPORTED INTO LONDON. The
quantity of tea entered at Che port OF
London, for home consumption, in
1865, amounted to not less than 61,-
900 pounds, which produced 62-65
per cent. of the whole duty collected
IN the United Kingdom.
Somebody says, the way to Judge
OF woman's character at first sight
Is to examine the color of her petit
coat.-Boston Post.
That was before distinctions in re-
gard to color were abolished.
TbeNew York College of Dentistry
have just established dispensarv, in
Fifth Avenue, for the treatment of all
complaints of that character, for
everybody desiring it, free of charge.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08

- AVE- NANBAL@ BEEN AWBNa -
Some months ago we had brief edi
torial about an Ingredient Of the Federal
army called "Bummcrs, wfich bro oght
down upon US the animadversions Of
quite number Of all-the-decency"
journals Now It is not our object TO
keep up bitterness and illsxil We would
rather far allay malice and strife. but
surely the late civil war must not lead us
to lay aside all ideas Of right and wrong,
and to excuse every evil deed because
committed in the name Of military power
The accompaniment Of the Federal AZ
mics BY class called ''Bumncrs WAS.
and everwh be an outrage upon civil,
lied warfare, and g disgrace to the ad-
ministra;ion by which IL was authorized.
That We have not exaggerated the extent
Of this enomity is becoming every day
apparent from olicirl docdmen.s pub
lished in the Northern States la the
Second Annual Report Of the secretary
Of the Board Of State Charities" present.
ed to the Legislature Of Massachusetts,
on the 10Th Of December, 1865, ION page
2l4) we find the following significant
passage: ".
And II must be remembered, IN the con-
nection, that not only did that portion Of our
| population who are most exposed 90 temp
tatlOn and 70 crime, enter the army, along
| with vastly greater number Of the more
moral class but that no inc0nsiderable
number Of persons had been discharged
! from actual confinement to enter the Uni
ted States service"
Now, when We remember that Aassa-
cbusetts is in learning, enterprise, and
wealth the foremost Northern State, we
may rightly conclude that her example
was followed by all her sister States, and
that there was a general Jail delivery
during the war, the Federal army being
It's receptacle The influence Of SUI, a
mass of corruption nterpenetrating the
great body Of raw recruits can be more
readily Imagined than described. A
measure more fatal to the discipline AMI
efficiency Of an army it would be difficult
to cOntriye 1t was an insult and degra-
dalton to the great mass Of true hearted
and brave men composing the Union
armies, and is so regarded by the inselli-
gent and high-toned Of that army, both
officers and Privates Ii turned loose up.
on the South horde of the worst charac-
tiers whose handywork has been the great
est obstacle in the way Of renewed friend
ly feeling and respect And it has
brought upon the American people the
harsh censures, not easily refuted, of Chris
tendon at large. Sherman and others to
the contrary, all the world declares that
there are two modes of warfare one
devilish, the other civilized Christianity
will continue to disarm war Of its bar
barities until finally it ceases to be the
last appeal Of rational creatures.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
SEVERAL FAMILIES POISONED BY
EATING DISEASED PORK.

FROM tue LOUISVILLE Journal, Dec. I.
One Of the most prominent and highly
respected farmers, living in the vicinity Of
Crab Orchard, whose name we could not
unfortunately procure, killed for family use
few choice Porkers from Il fine drove of
hogs that he had raised, and sent to some
Deighboring families a few splendid hams
as presents. Nearly every family to which
the pork had been sent partook Of what
they supposed were savorv and delicious
morsels. Early the following day the mem
bers of the several families were taken vio-
lently i'll with all the symptoms Of cholera.
The best medical skill was at once procured,
and every exertion made to relieve the
sufferers. The patients suffered, we are
told, intensely, and by night five of the
number had died.
The wife Of the owner of the hogs has
died, and there are no hopes of his recovery.
Several others lie in a very critical eondi-
ton and are not likely to survive.
The same day on which the families were
attacked, the remainder of the drove Of
hogs were seized with some strange disease,
having something of the character of hog
cholera, and nearly all have died. The oc-
currenee has caused great excitement in
that section of the State, aud is likely to
extend its influence to others. 1t is well
that the EXTREMIST caut on be employed
after this sad experience in the use of pork
in the infected district. We condole with
the survivors in this lamentable bereave-
ment
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
Losses BY or SPECULATION.


The Louisville Journal learns from
Mr. James Crutehfield, who if just from
Monticello. that oil prospects in South
cast Kentucky look gloomy. Those who
motwith partialsuece.s in devclopinghave
grownipdIifrreHt, aud, after sinking their
fund, in shaking drills, have abandoned
the work almost L. every poinr. The in
dications N this region were last fall of
the most natterins character, and many
spectators were tempted to invest il the
business Of developing the petroleum
resources Of that section of Kenl,,ky.
Tens of thousands have been los. and
many persons who went there ui.a a
comfortable competence each have been
utterly brokenuo.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08


IHE present lSsate & ADMINISTRATION ia
Tennessee, Vas organize. andcr tne di-
recting hand Of Military Coyernor-an
apPoiotcc Of the rres;dcus unknown u
the Constitution, and unauthorized by
law Of Congress- - are the existing gov
ernments in every Southern State from
Virginia 10 Texas The appointment of
these Provisional Governors was under
the belligerent power vested in the Pres
ident when the Congress declared war to
exist, and levied armies to prosecute j..
PIERroNT, HOLDEN, PERRY, JOHNSON, PAR
Soys. Humphreys and all the Provisional
Governors were appointed before the for
NAL declaration Of peace They proceed
cl substantially in the same way to or
ganize their respective States as did An
DREW JOHNSON in Tennessee, in January,
1865. They called conventions which
altered the State constitutions they
provided for the election of new
Legislatures and Governors, and
after having reported their work to the
President, were retired from their Off
ces The Legislatures Of these States
did not disfranchise lour-liIths Of their
inhabitants, and in many other respects
d. not initiate the bad example in Ten
ness5c. But the failure to do many fool
ish and mischeiyous things did not i'm,
| pair the statehood Of their States, nor
render their Legis latures Illegal as
semblies." If the mode of their orsani-
cation was Illegal, then the whole State
Government Of Tennessee is illegal. II
the recognition Of Tennessee right Of
representation by Congress, last July,
erased the stain of iIlegality upon her,
then no act done from the 4th Of March,
1865, to that date was legal, unless the
recognition be held to have a retroactive
operation
The argument Of the Radical organ in
this city, which finds itself caught in a
shameless Inconsistency, in denouncing
the other Southern States as Illegal, is
simply silly. When it asserts that Ala
bama or Georgia can do no legal act Of
government because they have not passed
the ordeal of Congressional reconstruc-
ton, it undcrmines the fabric at home.
1t should learn that the passage of laws,
violative alike Of the Federal and State
constitutions, and vindictive perseeu.
ton Of a majority Of the citizens of a
State, even though such measures are
approved by the Radical majority in Con
gress, neither cures imperiections in the
original organization ola State, nor makes
4 new Sta c. If it adheres to the doctrine
that States set in order by Provisional
Governors are Illegal, to be consistent, it
should advise Gov. Brownlow and the
Legislature to ubdicate at once, for at the
date of their election the people had no
power to frame a government
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
For Rent.

DY DECREE IN CHANCERY. IN THE CASE
ID ofGeo. W. Walker vs.. the Sheriff OF Davidson
county and others, / am directed to reat for the
year 1867 the following property, viz:
The Store House nov occupied by Messrs. X.
3. Choatham Co
The Store House on Church street occupied by
MessTs. Hamilton X Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Also, the Dwelling House Of Mr.. Jno. W.
Walker. on North High street. corner 1T Union.
Those wishing 70 rent will call on me at X. b.
Chatham x Cos, corner Of Church aud College.
decS-U tB.F r. 4. WOODS Trustee.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
Decision OF Judge Turnkey

PrTuBURG, Dec. 7.-AdviCes from
Franklin, Pennsylvania, say that Hon. c.
Y. Culver, held in custody here by the
civil law, was last night before Judge
Turnkey. Yesterday on writ Of habeas
corpus he asked to be discharged on the
ground that he was member Of the Thirty
ninth Congress, from the Twentieth Con
gressional district of PennsylFania. After
able arguments BY counsel on both sides,
Judge Turnkey decided, to-day, that a
member of Congress was not entitled 20 his
privilege when held for an indiesable Of
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS
CORNER COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS,
CThe Old Stand of STRETCH & FoRnEs.

A FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
II Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in Druggists
Stock
We have in store an extensive stock of
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
lishment in the country.
The great variety of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low &
Son, London; Coudruy, Societe Hygienique,
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers will be
found most complete, and for beauty, ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail 10 suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Pufs and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class,
being of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, will compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
and none other are allowed to go out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaecos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy Snuffs, and every article in
that line, constantly in store.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
L,rEST TeLEGR&PHIG NEWS,
IRON NEW YORK.

Committee 10 Investigate the Hew Or
leans Riots - Heavy RObbery-Ru-
nOrs. Reports, etc.
New YORK, Dec. THE Worlds Wash
ington special says: Mr.. Elliott, Of Massa-
chusetts, will be chairman Of the Special
Committee authorized by the House To-day
to investigate the Now Orleans riots.
II is charged that one hundred thousand
dollars worth Of bonds and securities were
stolen from the Office of Riker & Co.. at
Broadway, by Charles d. Cady, chief clerk
in that establishment. His arrest was
effected yesterday and considerable por-
ton of the property was recovered.
The Herald's Washington special says
II is reported that the nomination of Gen.
Dix, Minister TO France, will be rejected
by the Senate, on the grounds of his parti-
cipation in the Philadelphia Convention.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
Associated Press.

HARTFORD, Dec. 1.-THE New England
Way Press Association, through their ex-
ecutive committee, at meeting at the
AllynH ouse in this city,voted unanimous
ly to continue their arrangement with the
New York and Boston Associated Press.
New YoRT,, Dec. ITO all Editors:
1t is important that there should be gene
raj attendance at the meeting Of the
Western newspapers, called at Chicago, on
Wednesday next. Several statements in
Halsteads explanatory statements are in
excusably false. J. w. SIOIoSTON,
Gen. Agent Asso' Press, New York.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
TIE RESOURCES OF TENNESSEE

u HI AsEsnOL tGt A4S vi u IN - A-SSt1k -
We trust that the Legislature viii or
der the publication of Prof Safiord's Re-
port upon the mineral resources of Ten
nessee. Prof S is eminently well quail
fed, both in scientific attainments aud
in the thOroughness Of the observations
and explorations he has made, to furnish
a clear and satisfactory exhibit Of this
important subject, ami we have no doubt
that his manuscripts contain such an
one t'
The circulation of this Report would,
perhaps, DO more to direct attention to
Tennessee as a field for enterprise and
the investment Of capital, than any other
means that could be employed. We have
a mine Of wealth d" in the bowels of our
land, and it needs only to be Gemonstra-
ted by scient flo authority to induce the
effort Of labor and capital to develop it
Every citizen has an interest in what
ever attracts the tide Of immigration,
which is destined to Gil up the country,
and the pittance Of expense to the Trea-
sury in laying before the world the fact,
that in addition to our advantages in soil
and climate, we have an inexhaustible
supply of minerals and metals necessary
TO the useful arts should not be consid-
cred for moment The money SO ex-
pended could not be used more proftably
both for individual and general welfare.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08

THE New York Tribune says that every
line of the Presidents message regarding
restoration reads as though it might
have been written a hundred years ago
The principles ON which the lines Of the
message arc founded rere written nearly
a hundred years ago. They were first
written with the points OF the swords Of
Washington and the heroes of the Revo-
luton, and af erwards inscribed on the
tablets of the Constitution by the same
great hands
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08

5faered systeu No slighs 5duse can
disturb il Bat there is 4 spirit abroad
seeking b overturn old thitigs England
contains some that could web be dispensed
with but she has many worth preserving
that might ttmblc, if unskillful hands
should get tie direction 81 affairs 1t is
well for Englishinen t' elnrify the Attain
tic cable, but it may yet thrill their little
island with currents 81 tbon dat and fsrl q.
ipg that will uIhcaye thrir INSTITUTIONS
lr.lfn ~ ~trr h.'t m
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
,rhn nIohiIe Race

MOBILE, Dec. 1.-THE first race to-day
won by Stonewall. There were five entries.
The second race-two mile heats-was won
BY Harry Of the West, beating Ringmaster
both heats.
MOBILE, Dec. 5.-The races to-day for
mile heats were won by Armstrong; time,
1:514 and 154.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08

james l. AEiustEOtB q ais. V. AfooeAt AA.
Porter ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
/ Chaneery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause. l will sell at the Court House at
Nashville on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
New Cemetery.

DY A RESOLUTION PASSED AT A LATE
ID meeting Of the City Council, the Committee
on Cemeteries was directed 70 make examination
as 10 suitable grounds fora new cemetery. Per
sons living IN tho vicinity Of Nashville who own
and wish 10 sell any ground, suitable Tor such
purpose, are reqUe ted 20 lcave uo-icc of the
fact with the Myor or Auditor ~ his oficc before
thu 18th inst. b. :. KuEA
deCS-lw tBi Chm Cemetery Com.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
House ami Lot tor $50

UlHE HOUSE AND LOT on SOUTH CHER
i ~ street. south Of squire Wilkinsan's is for
sale. The house l. substantial brick; the lot
80 feet front by lIj deep. Possession on tbs first
day of January, 1857. For rms, which will be
easy, inQGiTe Of n. SPIfZ
decS-2f 70 81 South Market street