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,esssss.z1e7' ~ stIn Executive Session,
dSenate the United States, March 10, 1851
Resolved, Jtwosthirds of the senators present
concurfing,1 That the Senate advise and consent
to the ratification of the articles OF agreement ana
convention, made and concluded at Washington
City on the 18th day of April, 1859, between the
United States and certain chiefs and delegates re-
presenting the Winnebago tribe of Indians
''Attest: ASBUR4 DIChlNS, sec,
Now therefore, be it known that /, ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
of the America do, in pursuance OF the advice
and consent of the Senate, as expressed in their
resolution of the sixteenth of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-one, accept ratity,
and confirm the said treaty. :,
In testimony whereof, / have caused the seal
of the United States to be hereunto affixed, and
have signed the same with my hand u.
ty-third day of March, in the year of our
II. s. Lord eighteen hundred and sixty one,
and of the Independence of the United
y.I. States of America the eighty-sixth.
..t r.Il b, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President: E.ll.. a.ir.s
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF. AMERICA.

A PROCLAMATION.
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HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

Will radically exterminate from the system Dis
eases arising from Habits of Dissipation at little
expense, little change in Diet inconuene,,ce
or exposure; completely superseding those I'M
pleasant and dangerous remedies Copdtva and Mer
earn in all these diseases -
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BY JlC ITtsIUVHI. = y" -, ,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

FATL 0cUURRExcE.-We are called
upon this morning 70 note the facts oi
one OF those unfortunate affairs, the r.
s~ponzibllity Of which too often rests
upon others than the parties engaged.
yesterday afternoon, near dark. aparty
Of lads none Of whom perhaps numbers
more than thirteen years, had congre-
gated on Court, in the vicinity OF Third
street, possibly for the simple iudui-
genoe II those sports of pastime pecu,
llaf 10 the tastes Of boyhood. They
we've mostly the children Of some OF
cur w~ell-knoEn citizens who reside 10
that immediate locality. As is natural.
a difficulty arose amongst them, con.
corning, OF course, some trivial thing
which WIS ehampioned, from opposite
sides by the son Of Mr.. l.. n. Hill on
the Il part, aud the son of sfr. Pitt
DeadeEick on the other. Hills boy. |
during the clash which Issued. drew a 1
pistol and shot he son Of Mr. Deade-
rick IN the head, causing an injury
"hichi perhaps, before this time, has
resulted IA death The wounded boy
taken 70 the residence of Mr.
Speed What ? lesson this fearful
transaction should teach parents, espe-
'ially the parents oithe youth Of Mem
pms, who, We can truthfuliy say, are
permitted a more reckless use ofdanger-
'us firearms than we remember to have
'ver seen or heard Of elsewhere and
o-dayi bg such d sin OF caroiessness.
households are plunged into deep
.nd bitter grief. We sincerely trust
hatsuch another occurrence viii never
ome to pass IN oar city-1Inpkis Ava-
laehs, 1874
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100000
To be SOId for One DoIIar Each

Without regard 10 value. snd not 10 be paid for IN
"a You knoW what you VII receive
Among those who have acknowledged the re,
cept OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
clNion since iaa. J 1895, the following kindly per
m 6 their names TO be used.
n Tatior, Rngton, Pa, Gold Psisnt lever Watch,
value I. lao. BoaL a Bot iheiss, New Haven, Conn,
Nalodeon, value SiJQ, We Willis, " Pa 81, n.
y. uiamoud Cluster Pin, value S29'. MrRGI Tap
mn. Us YORK 81, Gold " aich, vaiue SI25. Miss b len
h Inckarson. BnEaamPion, NY, Msloieon, value
siel Mr. n n stCne. 81 Tenth st-s y Y, Piano., val
ne Sa5l. Mrs Thos A Miller, Scranton. Pa, bIa-
mond Ring, valUe $40 Miss Ellen , Peck, spr ng-
6sid. IN. Maodeon. value 81 !. pr Van kipsr.
Washington. p C. % g huutng C'sei Wstoh,
mus $50. Eds ii Lindsay Monlester. Mas .
Piano. value $50 Miss D II FauseL Dubuque,
Iowa Diamond Ear Drops, sue 80. tasnc- D
Moran, l2a Pearl 81, Albany y T. musia boht
lue Se Mrs X 4 lnfcs4e lrlapa ono s'1ef
set. value sal. LieuiB r Henlrcks, WliieFl = no
tei, Washington. DC. Silver Psleni lever NStehi
value So Capt ! Wa,Bar. q 4 silver hatchi "a
ne 50. Geo. - Wood. Whiioy, Cmaia Wet ~
Yer Watch. 81, Vim & Redheid. coi"inoi' o.
Many pei ors Who have drawn vslushie prizes,
DO notNlsh thelr names published or He might eA-
tend ths lisa LetsTs ron lsuoug parties thnouen-
ont the country, acAnqHlelElug the re1elpt ~ a-
ushie ads, may D. seen ca ue IA our oa2e.
uksSrk OF uusrslsursoS.
C-rRUF;cATFs nsming each araele ana is
N.tfr. are pisced 10 srsed euFe ORES, which are
well mixed oie o. N se hnHfopes, c~eutaang
he Cerlncsie Or urder lof some Alhei ttoftn -
Iesef one dollsr a. retsi1 sMi D. delivered ~ oul
cace, Ct sent BY MS % any a1d5s,- Nnheai NJ
cs-s 10 choice, GA the secepto cents lue puf-
Chssar vii See whsf Aricle l. araWs- and - NNlue,
Hhleh may se rom one y fFe heaared Dollar
and esn then tead Ols Dollar aod reeve me Afu-
ole named
ss-No Risnks-Esev pupchsseF Ee's an suace
ST value.
fasfes dealing with us nav depend On having
proH.pt re-ams. snd he arngie dnNu VII D IN
mediaieiy s.l . any aiiress y rctusn NAL oi
expire a
EalIe salssclcn Guaranteed To- si CASA
~ : q Ceraa-z5es Gr one n-lsr, Thirteen ~
Tga loisfs- Tairs-thrae tcr Elpe heisls. NrVai
luduceu 49, 90 kreas.
Al letters shculd ha HdIres-cd
r.. BENTON A CO.
Box Ss9 Post uuiGe. Nes AorE,
reve. twsme
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Tennessee Senators.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Hartford Press says:

An independent movement is now TO be
made in the Senate, l hear, for the benefit
Of the Tennessee Senators. The plan Is 10
declare by a resolution that the IN sing of
of the Joint committee had no reference TO
Tennessee. Passing this resolution, ii will
De expected that she Senators from that
State will soon present their credentials and
be admitted. The only difficulty in the
way Of this nice scheme at last accounts,
was the fact that enough votes could not be
depended upon TO carry il through. There
is no use in denying the fact that a strong
feeling exists in favor Of admitting the Ten
nessee Senators, and this feeling also exists
in the House in reference 10 the Represent
atives from that State. But Tennessee has
not gone so far in doing justice 10 the free
men as several Of the other rebellious states,
aud what excuse can Congress give after ad-
hitting Tennessee for the exclusion Of
States that ave lone more to satisfy the
feeling Of the North than she has?
Besides, there is a very general a~cquies.
cence in the proposed constitutional amend
ment, which bases representation upon
voters, and one Of the most important steps
ia this plan is 20 refuse representation to
the rebel States till this amendment has
been adopted. Now it has been stated that
the President is in favor Of the adoption Of
this amendment, and I presume the state
ment is correct, butts hein favor Of making
is adoption a test Of admission 1 guess
not. Tennessee may get in after awhile, for
Congress does not always act in a logical
manner. when q strong feeling eNists in
favor Of "a particular measure, it is frequent
ly adopted, though it be exceedingly diff
cult to give good reasons therefor.
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How to Suppress Crime and vice.

Ia a late ariicle upon the suppression O.
crime and vice in Richmond. Va, the En-.
quirer deals in the following
which may be real with 10 little profit IN
this latitude;
Thus Jar the police have acted admira-
by. They have exhibited vigilance.
courage, and fidelity. To keep them up 10
Inc mark, two things are absolutely neees-
gary. They must be ENCOURAGED By the
citizens and sustained BY the courts. When.
as peace officers, they need the assistance
o. citizens, and call upon them for aid.
they must not be backward in rendering it.
The Mayor has already found it necessary
70 inhtct punishment upon one citizen who
refused to AID in the arrest Of an offender.
when called upon by a policeman. The
most important essential 10 the continued
euleiency OF q police organizatio5, is the
sustaining action Of the courts. 4 loose,
timid, tardy, and feeble administration
Of justice VIII soon cripple the most
efficient police. t is in VAN for them
10 arrest murderers, garroters, burglars and
otaer offenders, az the risk OF their own
lives, as is frequently the case. if the courts
halt, hesitate, higgle, and finally SCOUT; or
where ID, in the end, sfter needless hesita-
tons and delays, they iRhict punishment,
II IS altogether Inadequate. II is the busi
ness Of the lawyers TO raise all the points
they can, 10 procure DELAYS by an manner
Of pretexis, 70 p-rplex mag s~trates with
bubbles, and 70 eoniound and belog iuries.
Adrolt and skiiliul advocates, If they should
chanee TO be INSCRIPTIONS, become the
obstacles 70 the efficient admins
tration Of justice. One Of the mott import
duties Of courts is 20 protect themselves
and their iuries from the arts as from the
brow-beating Of counsel, and b maintain
their dignity and independence. A Judge
magistrate who permits himself
10 be imposed upon, misled or
Influenced by counsel, will
soon find himself sn object Of coz
both in their eyes and in the eyes Of
community. The honorable profession
IF the law, which has been graced BY some
IF the finest intellects and purest characters
hat have adorned any profession, and has
,iven 10 the cause Of civil liberty and con-
government some OF the proud
st names on the lists Of fame, should be ne
al their proper privileges. They
parties litigant or parties accused,
md the theory Of the law is that they shall
Pc privileged 90 say sud do for clients what
hose clients would be privileged TO say and
10 for themselves If capable Of managing
heir own causes. Beyond this advocates
lave no right 30 90. and, when they attempt
3 should be held ia check.
We have an excellent Mayor, a capiill
'hisf Of Police, and, as far as we can Judge,
"a efficient police corps. II the courts and
uries viii do their duty promptly, intelli-
and iearlessly If the citizens will
i've all needful assistance and encourage
nent 10 the officers OF the law, and il the
will conlne themselves to the legit-
sphere. We hope soon 10 see the Tor
army Of murderers, garroters. bur
lars, ~ineendisries, ana thieves, broken mp
nd punished, and the city restored to its
lrmer condition and eharae.er.
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The smoun Mnsd u any one city, Town or Village Il penis anon ia aaa ni INV f
The mountn smedf in any one bloch, depends &a MFe.
18th Certified Copy Of the chNter Of the Company, Ome H. KELLoGs, President
LILA b CLARE, SNrduy-
STAR or CoNaTuuUE CUSTY or AHuoD 4 s. tHARFap. DAm 1855
Then Personally appeared Wm. B. Clark Secretary, mdm deo hu u the above hnmsnt by him
subscribed sue according to hsb acknowledge md belief Beoreme
jsl2R CHAs ". JOHNSON a Justice Of the Peace.
COsFuNLRs RNs, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE January sd 1850
LIS W. Hschet Comptroller Of the uRuyfu the State tennessee dcT6bT that a. phnnx
Cor p@y Of Hartford Conn hs through is AgnlP.P Peck complied with the laws dms
\ N ,MASHla GealR Agent CEsrnsL( g ". HATcHETT. Comptroller Tennessee
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TEIAL oF OSr-ARNEp BERBY.-This inter
csting case, says the Louisville Journal Of
yesterday, viii be commenced to-day before
3 special Military Commission, with Major
General JEFF. c.. Davis as President, and
C.lonel win. IL. Coyle, Judge Advocate.
over one hundred witnesses have been
summoned ia behalf Of the Government.
The trial will occupy a longer time perhaps
than any guerrilla case heretofore tried in
this Department. Besides having TO an
swer fourteen specifications of murder and
Two Of rape, the prisoner will be examined
upon various acts Of robbery under The gen-
eral charge Of guerrillaing. The sessions Of
she court viii be helds st the headquarters OF
Major General Palmer. on Walnut street,
between Third and Fourth.
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Nce, which Is never py,-,
f.s.en'e o. say enc, has p~5vsl
ram o. thousands Of shs 49,.
- eat ycaag men tAsi -
II lsls e eiogacace e. pen b 80
s.ss-a 'yea h1.lai oltsted the eos~i
: living skeleton. Nor - 49,. T"
and iata edscis; IN Is psius 80
tAs ruins 81 reason. the mes. msle-
-.s-s that can meet mortal go
TSsed permanently 5fthia af8sc.cs
S9temahi No 81 Nor.h Cicr-e
~aSoSs hl b. .e.ier, Bas 81 So
iet96sU
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StaDIe and Fancy Groeerles,

HyF invite ne sueuuon Of oar old mends aud
w ne Trade generally to our d. ant woli A.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEws.


HE river IS rising. with seven s
ieet on theshoai..
The olosiug ws ,s..
ehasses
IA The weather althoneb
.oAeus Eintcr AZ fdtshsrfn nav
PENDED hy c, white iha r.rrr \ 49,
4sN inches in ia ehsarai
ltsat D. the Monoheaaels ulsrt
suspeudea a. loss Down al AL
leanins cs. The-t "a EHi. 4-bt
-'As % the riger Opposite fhis .Tg
enough io impele n~aviearnn. H.
Iaf'alN rceeiei Six inrhes ft-.~
'"sait -iour hcgrs eaimg lsst ri.hf
IS tselre iaei henrc D. LsaisylI.
sslN icet mihe cunal. aus ,bir.e
s.iN ieet snd falling IN TIE Camba-
anu, aaaaat ruc "a. Naaia
Lor'svnr-Ths c,a,,r. o. ,.,,,v.
says;
e'nai Yesterday vs., closed bv he
NfhA Ncinl1uT iu enior io rl.lr ~
tana lhat had settled iu &C. drriry
fse The atragc hoais wrr,
sSet 81 day, with the promise ma ~
"'uid Dc n tcaViuess ior nse ~.
morning. and thar hoaIs viii D. permiU.5
"a NsA TODAY as usual. Grffs
ueet 81 boats Wss detained vcsterIav III ~
ieo', as Vel as che head OF the e.ral
oIuaing the DARLING, Amelia Poe ana Ner
fify' hoia loser ports. and the R,were
Dean ana Robert Barns eoinr S5rfb
IHe heoers Burns having becu detaipeI
sSes her departure O. Memphis this mem
L''Ss'H1E-The JouruaL Of Fr.dsv.
ays
Business on the wharf Yesterday ~wsse.s.
.'eiy and considerable freizhtNassbippe5
: tnts point. The Golden Esela pii.sJ
,ith her guards under uatcr. She a.
Rarsed her freight here.
NAsHruts. The Garctte. of rra5,v /
iys .
4ne arrivals since our last, have bsen As y
'uo"s j. r.. Gilmore. Lnn'e nr,wr h1
ON Cincinnati Palestine, irom L~ouisvale
mere we're 10 Departures. Bin Bake
iAtAafiy Known about the mouth of Srtb-
- "old Red &" is star-sauroat TIE Tin
= Drown. General John $. Wllmms-
OeIro eordo John with a party of emf Fl
ants Toy Mexico, has engsged passage from %,
Us city on Tho Cumberland next Tt.s- pl
" captain j. r. Newmrn purpose fH hs
. days taking a "trip 90 Florida. for no col
o. hts health. tai
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JNcoNscioSABLE PRICEs-We coined with
q New Orleans exchange, that 60 u.s. .
ishing with what facility prices can 20 up.
and with what extreme difficulty coma
down Their 2ssent is like rockets. EsS nm
IKE q rocket, when they get up thev stay
no; d price OF many things-nearir All.
indeed, are simply astonishing. When YOU
recover from your astoHishmeat at the high
price demanded. and beg leave 10 inquire
why and wherefore such O price. Won ara
tod that imported articles have 20 be paid
lor "a gold, which gold or exchange has TO
De bought fsr e. s.. Treasury rotes that
the-e must necessarily be a margin here for
prohia, d q margin on the o.her side Of
me water for profits there, and q margin 10
me dealer here, lil you are tempted 10 ex-
Good Heavens what a quantity
margins. Why should people remember
me age Of gold" and super-add 70 Tie
price in gold the difference between thai
Obsolete medium and g~reenbacks2 Green
backs are 8 power-an nstitutiou-sud this /
Is their age, and what boots it that unmis-
matology should be- inquired into TO en-
lance the price Of 8 pair Of boots?
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urRAG ny A NEGRO.
lie Kills a white Man.
Ale !. Instantly Killed in Turn.

From q gentleman who was on the train
coming up from Decatur. on saturday, we
learn ola most terrible outrage, by a drunk
ca negro. who was on the ear. He was
quise inehriatcd. and commenced flourish
aug a pistol. when a gentleman stepped mp
aat requested him 10 put the weapon in his
pasket. e. he was e~ndangering the lives Of
the people. This so earssed the inebTi-
atei man, that he discharged one-of the
barrels, the ball taking effect ia the breast
Of q gentleman from shelby coauty, whose
We name were unable 10 learn. killing him
in family.
The passengers immediately took justice
IN their own hands, aud ia q memeni the
nerro iell-pierced By seven bullets ir'n'
the effects Of which Ee died Instantly.
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Grand Billiard Tournament.

BILLIARD TOURNAMENT, VII lake rsre
a m Memphis on FehruaTy ian. ior ~ aineteW
piayerS. The pazes oaered are $50 SO, $50
an Nashville Amsieuns sne nNtea - the 1910
Csrmos. NeneulL. Foley. snd otaer a,unfu,sntl
KniEhis Of tire Cue aad conduCie1 by Dig ~ nalt
fon, OF the tmneriai Billiard k1cai, Nnel pN-e
auna must insure is ~ eEs-
UkuVIN a nEFRs4
For Mr.. RichSrdsoa, q The lmpcrsl haefa
Room. Memphis, Tennessee. HNsNN
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Notice.

OrrHH OF sEE Ansxs Exrarss CoxFsxr.l
fuarfc sqgARE NssbFle. Tenn, ian. %. cd.
uyaR ADAMS KSPREss SoMPANY hsre epeu4d
Sntw Express koute, "a Nafligraen Rail
-9af to grhnsonFile. coohertna Win frst class
s.csmers for csYso. Evansville and 81 LeIla spe-
cal Me~senSe ) 60 ~ lre Route, counsctug At
caro- with or Lanes 2 ~ poiue North and West
For ssA. speedy apd cheas onHeyaaceo lneizhL,
= A I0Nus J. ~ TEApcHER
superintendent. tsnll-ls Agcaf
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In Chancery st Livingston, Tennessee
DECEMBER RULE, 1866.
David Mullins and oihers.l
VI. tOrigiul Ban.

IN ihLzc cause q appearing 10 the Clerk 4 Master.
lendauts James Loveladg. ard Eigabefh, "a vie
ffAr1e COX, Tennessee Cox. Mary Cox ard Marin
TO- are Eon-resideuts CT the state Of Tennessee. 30
tAat the cldlua y process 81 iaE cannOt te Fervei
On ttem IA therefore ordered rhsf nub6,1icn
Re maie IA ths Nashville Onion, a paper Published
IA Naahsula, Tenl 'or four consecutive HecEs. Ia.
soaring tad defendants q apbear SO the next Term
81 me olanceiy Couu tr oFsrton c0ucty, st i've
Fg$on, Tenn. On the 1t Monday 81 Fthr iary, ls6G,
Aad lead, answer or demsr 10 conp!ai nanfs bll.
OF the same vii be Esken Er confessed. ns 10
them, ami SCI i0r hearing ex parte.
Isnt-Wit }. W. MICHIGAN
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ashrillg alniuu.
ws. CARLSON ; co., Pubusbera.
49,. JANuARY 20, ~.
CinneInnatl. Ohio.-IosrsH 3. oprznr. q

CInneInnati. OhiO.-josEsH B.. QUrznr, Il
our authorised agent TO receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Gs3a-He Uai0a.
New Orleans, La.-E0EIE 2. OVERALL, o.
the Commercial Reading Room, = our authorized
AGENT 70 receive advertisements a8d subscriptions
ior TIE Nag.ngs Daoa
Memphis, TenR.-cIuEzsrs & Barsr are
oar authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
and subscription for the Nashous Uassa.
Ions HoorsE ; Co Pabishers' Agsutz. 81 PARK
Ron. HeN York. are authorized 20 clntret Tor ad.
,erasing IL our paper.
Joy, Cor6Co Publishers Agear, Tribune nuilI-
ing. Eew YORK. and BIoEa's Iroa Bshdiag. Phla-
delp1ia. are authorized 10 contract for Advertising
ID ON pspar-
= u. PsrrEsoILL a CO, Plbashsrs' Agents. 81
PAL Rss. New YORK, ADD c STATE street. Boston,
are authorised to contract for advertising in cur
anuaF
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a4REEfs.


GsgSSaFi Iln.l5.
FNrE qael without change o pueez
Wmtr iulisl IS 0rNo. rRaI
ooas dali. md pHess loser -s'es O. shsi.a 81
&c.
ofe steady. 3sL iar ne~
RI steady. Coz pnme.
csIs- 2 coo had.
Aess pork quet a. s25 0aa
Green meats dui TO 4 - De- So shasllers.
rides snd hams N1Lh.re dang ID f..ft me-. :,
hscon-
la msood dezsad 81 ise or prime ei.y.
GsncEEgrs quiet
NnisEYiteaiT 1t q p Tree. s. Is IN bonL
eouos quie d 70 se sr. midlIne.
I'm III
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The Chamber Of Commerce held a meet
ing We ierday, President Teiria in the chair.
The minutes OF the previous meeting Of
the Chsmber were read and approved.
Thenamcs Of p. p. Peek and j. T.. Corhitt
were balloted for, and they were unanimous
~ elected members.
A letter was received from Mr.. Smith,
agent az Cincinnati, informing the Chamber
that they could not get dispatches regularly
unless an agent could be found in Louis
vile.
Mr.. Cheatham moved the indefinite post
ponemeat Of the banquet. Agreed 10.
The Chamber then proceeded 20 sell the
desks aud sample drawrrs. The following
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Read This.

y. T.. smith a Bro, No. % North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and q various assortmento Of Fancy
Groceries. AL Is cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask is to give US a call and see
for yourselves.
lu.ao
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We would call the attention Of our many
readers 10 the sale OF Government Build
iprs IN North Nashville, advertised by Bvt.
Mai A. W.. Wills. A. q NJ. in another col
umu OF ourpaper. The sale viii commence
ga summer Street. between Cedar and Gsy
streets. az % a. "a. on Tuesday the 10th
.nsg.. ana from thence ppoesej 30 The corral
on NORTH Cherry Street.
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CITY NEWS.

Commercial matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
See the alteration in The schedule Of
trains on the Nashville a Decatur Railroad,
70 be found at the head OF local column.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. l2-The report, sometime
since sent from this city, that 90. j. g.
Crane bad paid his i1e, was inoorre,t Ue
gave bonds 10 pay it 10 thirty dsys. To-
Day me Secretary Of War decided that the
Ime ior IFS payment should be increased
snllty days longer, until the department
CONES to a lnal decision upon he case-
Col Crane is Still in service. ard The imprss-
sion prevails here that the sentence OF he
martial IN his ease will 81 overhaulfd
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Special Notice.

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we viii be prepared to resume business as
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. Il is an admire
bic article, used in hospitals aad By the
hrst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 70 old port wine.
10 is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst6weowly.