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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
lectures ano 5fleetinss.

MEMBERS of the Congregation or Society lately
WI worshPng under the Incorporation q the Trustees Tire F
Presbytean ChrTch Of the City Of New York requested a
wit; the Board Of Trustees Of said Cooperation ,hs synds
she FouTteenhs, Presbyterian Caeh corns
goureenth and Second in the City New iok lead
the Public schoohouse rst on eseain4
OF WEDNESDAY 26 1856 y O'Clock for The purpose
taking consideration the popriety Of sgadsrae tho 99
poe franchises aud existence, aud to advise and dre1t
be made OF the and property OF tbs said C9et
CATION, Society incorporation BY order Of ee
JuneI 1881. GEORGE C. LuGAR. PEesdeett =
rE'HE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Coz.
4 Office No. lO7 Fourfhave. Ses odvers'snsst
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CUPREME COURT--C City and County ofNow-York.
D-wILLtAA 2, DODGE, DANIEL JAAiEs JAMES sToKSEs.
STOKES and CHARLES C. DODGE. assiht JAMES MchENRY.
demand
t-"TIo shove Defendant. You hereby T. - Rev.
summoned aud repaired &c. stamp
n t action witch WIN b. hiod So che Ctnce-d
t Clerk 81 The Citysnu County 81 Nei
the Hall an the aid City Nciok Of
saWel % the sid complaint on the fscfs o. ths o 10
,s summons on YOU ezsys 81 te.dy u lcT srvos
afsIcsai The
ylaiaff, this scon win ttts judgment sEln yon
eight hundred SIXTY dollars aud steven fis, ee,i
eifh O! March thousand est huu icd and sJ
besides th. OF iis seiicn.Daei June p lttA
MAN a PRISONS.
o. ltf0rurys
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Corporation Notice..

dST1cs CRoros AQUEDroT DEPARTMENT, Sept. 10 lee,
TINO CONTRACTORS.-Separ sealed proposals,
each with ihe tile TIE work 70 whsh y aie' ae
nepe te bidder and la Of eor, VII De received az
~ IN - until m o. ~ OF "WEDNESDAY September 20 T me
ssrrcon following street improvements TO WI" stone D'eA
psvefnehts in - ...,, -
Fiity.rinth street. from Eighth 20 Tenth ayenpe'
Canal street from Broadway West street
Pine street from Peer. 20 Fron' street
Pine from South 70 Front street
Front street from Wall street 20 Old shPi p--.-
Fory-eg side OF Seventh avenue 10 ptoso"'9
Fity.third street from Sixth 10 Seventh svenues
Wlism Beaver 10 PeaT street;
fi-ieth street, from seventh tosNnh avenues
Nesiry street, Greenwich 70 Canal street, Snc
ThiIieh street. from First 20 FIN avenues 80,
Also oT the Construction Of sewers In FORTY seventh foItYs1h
Foynth streets Tenth snd Eleventh Avenues WIN
brsnchen Eleventh yeuei Hudson street, se."cen Sgys sa
Hammond strestsaand Greenwich street between christopher ho
Hammond street, Honson street between Ihomps9a sna Ns
between FyhTst end fysxh streets 5id bewce Nth
and Hudson River Levi. street between S'0IS aa ;a
Streets One stree petNeeh
and Fourth Leroy street. Beaea see sn
Leurens between
Grand and for zig receivns 0Ans aa GU
and or oute.sswer IN Thru ihrd street at Ne
with branches Fr,t 1Ryfrf ard Tiryseeona
streets. ,.-.,. ..
'''N W THOMAS STEPHENS, J Groom
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Z A9uedse,
4. w. CRAVEN, bofro
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NETWORK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1866 str'CfER ARRANoENiEEE 1861.
CONTRACTING JULY g. 1854

P..s,nIor ssGoo IN EsuYox wenivssvszhst sn'
FouTtl-sva Lnranss on TWENTY ssysnth'FI
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C,TTpREArT COURT GEORGE w. PARSONS

GUPREAIE COURT - GEORGE w. PARSONS
- Gzlin JAMES r. NJ BLAkELY md oiheu 81
Judgment TIE supreue Of tho stsr Of Ncrlo WI
be .. ociock
the Exchange salergos N III ETosds tho CITY o. New
YORK WILLIAM kENNELLY Aueiouor oil that certain o
piece o. parcel isud with huns thereon erected situated
living aud being tho souto side orscnsishh street n On,
Ninee.uih Wad fthsy md bounded and drfhcd
beginning D.n the said 'ouihsy aide 81 = ven
tyoigt hon ircd uud tyone Zee tgi incl -
esioy th~ formed by che Intersection Of The - .l
with Tie easierT sdn Of THE lArh
sysu thence running soubsry and parallel With sd
inches the center hn- of the block be
thence
sasey on. cad pac fh sd street, thirteen
ieo, nosy sfd parallel With said avenue one
hundred end et end Two inches ~ ne souihey e o. sa
street thence running westerly sue said street thirteen feet tour
inches place begnuns Tho ctiy aud westerly
vale Of said building being party wusDaiod Nen Yof August ~
JOHN NELLY. Sheriff.
BARNEY. BUTLER L,PARsoNs, Plalntlh's Attorney,
Tie poIey postponed until the 9th day Of
September time place Dated Ne.fok. sep
,ein5er - 1890. ... ...-.... - 80
2aw3g,M GTb JOHN NELLY sheriff
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DUDWORTH's MINsTRELS--At the Fifth Ave.
ID Opera IIouse Nos and West w
E0 Avenue Hotel Firs, sensation ths baI
CROOK and the hrce by GIlhin Rooms 70 5e Nitnq
pa.yd 0odAess Banner In the Sky re j. H.
Rndorth In his imitation w e BudwoTth Hughes Hogan GInsn
HenTy ier Dsmper Hozkn ard the rest othe Company 10 new
sdns. acts &C. Adon c pd s secured ses 10 boSopsH
daily ~
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GUPRENfE COURT, City and County Of New
- lof.-'vfLLiAM II. REYNOLDS Plaintiff tgsns MORTON
g. USHER Defendant suglmonLfO money demand on Con
Iari Couuot To caitlcdLf. ioa -'''''''''''
hereby summoned ard r99ied 70 tnsve ~ s Rev stamp
The complaint Ia tU7 action which VIII b hed - cents
~ the Oace Of ts eIk Of the City ard County CsnceeL
q Newiork the CITY ,la n said City
kelOT ard COPY the ad complaint
the snbfcher n hi Ufc a. No IL Gasssi u said City q
NtNork, within alter Tie Of this
you g1cuve o. hc dy ~ lc f.rci and you s 10 aIwer
The Sad acf within the time ai0fs8 the plaintiff IN this
tsso judgment ossiusi you of tie u tvenysr
thousand hundred AID my dollars With ttco1
thousand hundred 2lno da therofrom The inst
day ofJsnusry 1874 nd thirteen thousand i've hundred and ninety
three 35oQ tie hrt day oIoly ousad eight
hundred and SIXTY besides IL II this atnuDsi Augls
29 1866 JOHN 3 ,WASHBURS Painfs Attorney,
No. il2 hbssag-st, kcv-i ora
The plant IN tie shove entitled action hed u the ose IF
the Cck o. Cry sud County fNei tie tft day
September, loeo. JOHN z. wAsHBuRN, fillta Attorney
sJlss6WM.
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90 farmers amo Others.

90 farmers ano Others.
,..,-.I.,->.--- ~S>.,'>'~Sss
rI,IMOTHY SEED.--The undersigned are deily rec
cevinp nom Ohio prime TIMOTHY SEED Which thsf
are selling Ia large small the lowest market price.
MILLER Co.. CeHa..slon Msteh.Pt. no y slesa =
rI,RUE. DELAWARE from the Original VIneS
also Iona IsS Adirandae Ivess seedlins Concert Hsr9
ford snd other valuable kinds kapny eacses.ry hi.s3
Catalogue to GEQ. W. CAMPBELL Delaware Q .-..--LaS
fTyHE. AMERICAN CONDENSED MILE Co.
il Office No. lOT Fourh-sve. See sdvefsss9ent
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Bteamboais anO Railroads..


FINHE OLD LINE for ORIENT POINT, ORIENT,
/ oRRKNPORT aud SAG HARBOTl--rLe ssd elegas
es.Se. ARTfsAN Capt O. g. GIBBS leaves Pier No ~ foo Of
iii0ksDKYs SATURDAY q :. iSss M Rstggra@sg
sft oeloek BY hi Inc VII Be ieraEae to se.
bss Hsst Haupfon Southampton. trcisht rcsiyed
asy Ps,a,st md iskea EeF Suffolk direct tine Tues
~ WILLIAMS BROrHERs No. BeekHsnst
LtOR NEW-BAVEN. HARTFORD WHITE
u AOUErslN8 Enf LAKE hEMPUBENfdOg - kt,anegs
s1Js y 1s5 AiTwB AZ ed y p ssaa':2s wv kiit2ss
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-16

FR4GHFFUA ACCIDENT TO TWO
ROPE-wALKEKs IN SAN FRANHse.l
CISCO.
SAs FBAScIsCo, Nov. IA shocking
catastrophe, which may be attended with
fatal results, occurred yesterday afternoon
AZ the Willows. Miss Rosa Celeste, the
we'll known fnambulist, or rope-walker,
was advertised to wheel barrow with a
man named Kennoyan the pedestrian
in H. along a cable stretched from high
platform 70 the top Of ? pavilion. ~ ap-
pears that when the lime came for perform
ing the feat. It was found that Kennovan
was distrustful Of Miss Celeste's ability to
wheel him across in safety, and had been
nerving himself with LIQUOR Miss Celeste
declined to undertake the feat with timid
man: but as the audience, misunderstand-
ing her action, jeered her for her want Of
courage, she was stung into the imprudence
of attempting it. Before Miss Celeste had
gone ten feet from the platform, and when
She was twenty-five feet from the ground,
her companion in the barrow changed his
position. By the aid Of the balancing-pOle
She had nearly recovered the shock 10 her
equilibrium, and again essayed to 60 on,
when the foolish man moved q second time
and Celeste. KennoVan and the barrow
came to the earth. Kennovan was under
most, and, besides brHises from the fall, be
was terribly mangled by the iron work o
the barrow, which tore his ear from tbs
| socket and lacerated the muscles of hi
neck. Celeste chung 10 her pole, and, one
end Of It striking the ground, broke her fall
before il snapped, and she struck on hel
elbow, breaking it and her shoulder bone
but saving her head, and thus escaping in
Simultaneous death There are doubts re
speeding the fate Of both, as the medical at
tendants cannot cell what internal injurie
| have been received.
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COL ST. LEGER GRENFEI.


The Florida House Of Representatives
has adopted a report and resolutions upon
the case Of Col. George st. Leger Grenfei, a
Lieutenant in the British army, who yolun-
teered for the Confederate cause, and sub
seuuently was placed on the stats Of Gene
rails Bragg aad Lee. Owing to a misun-
derstanding with the Confederate War
Department, he resigned and subsequent
~, while hunting ON the prairies Of Illinois,
was arrested and tried by military com
mission for iconspiring to release Coincide
rate prisoners at Camp Douglas and to burn
Chicago. He was sentenced TO death, but
the sentence was committed to imprisOn-
ment for life al the Dry Tortugas, in FlOri-
da, where he now is The committee say
that the charges are utterly groundless, and
the Colonel is q victim 20 perjury. They
say that there are about five hundred pris-
oners now At The Dry Tortugas. Boltmore
Sun
The tribunal that tried Grenfel was a
military commission an Illegal and mock
court-and has been SO declared by the Su-
preme Court Of the United States His in
carceration is, therefore, a monstrotls out
rage, and s.eIs onght TO be taken to release
him without delay Cincinnati Eh9arer,
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100 boxes Fire Crackers;
10 boxes TorPedoes.
SUNDREES.
SheriH,aa sale

DY VIRTUE OF A Fl. FA. TO ME DIRECT
ID ed and delivered, from the Circuit Court Of
Davidson county, Tenn, will expose TO public
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House door in the city of Nashville. on SAT
URDAY, the I'D day of December, 1865, all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate which
tract or parcel Of land, bounded as follow: on
thenoTth by VIM. II. Hogan's and George Rich
ards, on the west by Mrs. Young's and Donal
Clafk's, on the south by j. Reaches heirs on
400 ACRES, more OF less; being the land
on which the said Jason H. Austin nov lives,
levied on as the property Of said Austin, to sat
isfy said execution in my hands for collection
against James n. Charlton, Jason II. Austin
and Thomas A. Harris, in favor Of George Rich
ards November 6, 1866.
f. f. PATTERSON, Sheriff.
By JnO. H. BURKE, Special Deputy.
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FOR SALE.

s. O. doc. Calf Pocket Books, a 9 90 per dog ;.
81 dos, Meroeo Pocket Books at 81 per dos,
) IS doz. Morocco Pocket Books. At S. % per doz
/ 900 Photograph Albums 1s piotuTs At % cents.
200 EFoss Esterbrooks Steel Pens. AZ 80. Pr. gro
1 f .f.f.,r1 80 Nm GAMBLE 4 co.
nov2D--tf t- r.s,r Is Cherry, street.
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.rYECurnR.S SALE.

TITERE WILL BE SOLD ON THE PRE-
i uises, 90 thehiehest bidder, Of the residence
Of the late DR. John n. Jones, 10 beit0rd
county. about ten miles West of Shelhyyiile,
ON the I.ewisbure dirt road, on MONDAY, the
nth day of December. and from day 70 day
thereaftar, all the personal property belonging
g. said estate, eonsisting % Household and
Kitchen Furniture Farming Tools ana nipple
ments, Harses,. Mules, Jacks. Jennets, Cattle,
sheep and HOGS lthe hogs consist Of stock hogs
end fat hoEs ready for slaughter, the Jacks are
young and very fine. ana a portion OF the cattle
are very superiOr;l Corn. Fodder, Oats, Hay,
and a veTietT Of other articles, rE4II
Aud on the first day Of January there viii be
sold at the same place the tract Of land eoIzst-
tutinE the homestead. containing about three
hundred and fOrty-eight acres, all under most
superior cedar fence, and divided into lots and
helds with the same description Of fence; frame
dwelling house Of six or seven rooms, elegant
and oommodi0us. The outhouses are new and
very superior; fne youug orchard; forty or iity
acre OF meadow plenty Of neS en- falling Eaier-
Thepers0nal propeFtynill be sold on credit
of twelve months. except Hhcre the purchases
are less than Eve dollars, IN which case the cash
viii DE required on delivery Of the articles.
The land will be sold on six, twelve, elghteen
and ttgenly- foup monihg time. Notes with ap-
pToyss personal seeurip will be required IN all
eases. Nna ) lien Viii be reiained on ihe land
eslgil Az, purchase moner iapaid. ets
nEDHiho JONES
49, u 4 hftftA. N4KecutorE
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FOR SALE,

First class Note Paper at So 90 per ream. ,s.
. First class Letter Paper. ct a. OORar ream. 81
: First class FOolseap Paper. at 81 90 per rsam- .
First class Legal Gao Paper. At s. % per rsam.
French Note Paper. in y ream boxes. 81 90 pc
ream.i Boa .fa. aWM. GAMBLE 4 CO.. f
noy2O-tf rfF Is Cherry street
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Splendid BUILDING,

Situated lathe town Of Columbia, Mahry county,
Tennessee containing about seven acres oflandi
upon which there lisa
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. aiaa and 9ispatfh.
SUNDAY READING.
From the Louisville Courier. ts
TmERhRHTT stN THE WALL

h4E s4ABnAG On THE WALL. b
The following picture, drawn in beautiful col
orS by one who handles the ~pencil Of pOesy
with a master hand. viii ooniure pp more than
one bright memory Of chiIdhood's sunny hours
in hearts aged with care that beat beneath
locks lwhitened By the frosts Of time" Who,
while reading Il. cannot see the bsppy sroup.
feel like joining in the shouts Of the delighted
little ones, and kissing chipping. growing John
ny 2" FsHeGk
The cottage work is over,
The evening meal Is done:
Harkl through the starlight stiffness
You hear the river run.
The little children whisper
Then speak out enc and all
Come, father, make for yOnny,
The rabbit on The wall.
go He smiHnkly asserting. =
They gather round bis chair;
Wow, grandma. you hold johnny
Don't let the candle faTe. ~ rE
so speaking from bic dnsersA
He threw a shadow tall,
That seems the moEnent atteT,
A rabbit on the wall.
The children shout eith laughter,
The uproar Louder grows
Even grandma chuckles family.
And Johnny chirps and crows.
There ne 'ef was Filded painting.
Hung up in lOrdly hail,
Gave half the simple pleasure,
OF this rabbit on the wall.
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FOR SALE.

THNYELOPEs, al Manufacturers Prices, trans
" portatio9 only added, a large stock Of al
y 7 any 1'f1 III WIN. GAMBLE q CO..
nov20--tf p 1 iis- So. Beollege street
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O'NEmL's II. S. CLAIM AGENCY.
s.h No. 30 OEDAR ST., lUp Stairs.

r.-| ~. IsFE Nashville, Tenn. }
A LLULASSRS OF LEGITIMATE CLAIMS
N against the United States Government
promptly collected. Particular attention given
Go claims for Humiliation of Bounty. Parties
who have 6iei Chains at my Office and Who have
net heard from me lately Id reference 10 them,
are requested TO send me their present pOstofice
address as many changes have taken place in
filed. and letters are being retained 10 me every
day Hncalled Cor. ] intend visiting Washington
soon for the purpose ef urging a speedy settle
ment Of all claims now in my hands. and It is
with claimants promptly, IS additional evidence
will have % be furnished in many cases, and
stronger proof Of loyalty in eases Of citizen
claims Money advanced on officers, soldiers
and citizens claims. H.. .r.s.--.. ..
am also agent for the National Stesm Navi-
eafion Ccmpany-steamers between New Ork.
pa. Box a5a. JOHN O'NEII.I-
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Thou. o my soul, despond no more,
( The storm 81 life will soon be Ger,
Aud shall dud the peaceful shore
OF everlasting rest

The LEGAL CosT OF A FUNKRAI..--A
suit was recently brought in the Superior
Court Of Boston, BY Father Cleary and
Donnelly Of thst city, to recover 81 500
from Mr.. Denaboe, Of the Boston FalOs
The circumstances were that che Rev. DR.
Cahili, when lying al the point Of deSth,
delivered ia trust 10 Mr.. Donahoe abont
8, 500, with instructions 60 send $500 to
his exe0llors, $500 Is BIS servant, and 70
txp7nd the feiasinder IN paying The ex-
,lenses 81 his srkneN and burial. Under
Illese insiruc1ians 81 dnaAos fsl,snlied
500 en- The funeral eeremonies. This
i plaintiff claimed VISA an un0snal and
wO9aeaut expe ilcfe Mr. Ddnahoe
"a tlssl5- thar vas need
'll's So
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FOR SALE

STOCK OF BLANK BOOKS
II Iinths city. Medical Books. and all kinds Of
Stati9nery at prices lower than any old st0Ck ,at
cost VIM GAMBLE 4 co. Z
q inbv2)-tf l-a "i = Cherry street.
VI .H.E a1l E.r uEl $50 .f 90
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FOR SALE.

An 0A0 SLATE PENCILS. IN wooden
UsUUD iho8ss, at 20eents per LOO ri i87
Beet French copying Ink. tpurpIe,) 81 Is Ct bot.
Best French copI ing Ink, purple, at IS Pt. bet
Best Black Ink, Of Soc. pt. bot.
Arnold s Tnks, ats, pts Boa. 4ok, aud 2Oa.l ~
rb ~ 81 s9dHWM. CAMILLE a e0.su
- n1oY2EHr,8ila SID 61 p ehsrry strass
b llstn.l Illa hnn Ii -.I-. 81. -.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
sell Cotton. Tobacco, Bacon, Lard or any Othar
Produce, on Commission. Planters hvoring us
with their business may rely on getting the high
est market price for their Produce. Our charges
viii be as low as any house in the city. Should
eur old friends faYeF az with orders for Groceries
they may rely on having goods pGFchas0d AZ tasl
lowest market prices. We viii EiFe our attention
10 goods forwarded 70 rs from other cities. ship
por5 may rely 0n having their goods forwarded
RrJmDtly b. the first train boat alter their ar
rival, Our ONCE i on Market street, where The
old books Of HUGH MCCREA ! SQfaan be found
b. those interested.
Hoping for share Of public patronags. We sab
jan1s HUGH MeCREA co
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A CARD.

We respectfully introdueo 10 our old fsisuds
eur successors in business. HUGH McCREA 4 Co.
who continue tbs Commission business Al 0ug
stand No. 3 South Market Street
Our oWn oface is 80. . College Street. where
We hope ali parties Eho are indebted 90 us vii a
once cali and pay their accounts now due. and All
parties who have eny claims against Us Will pre-
seat them for payment e. we wish to close o. car
business At an efriy day.
hRlg-ly "a n A.. HAMILTON 8 co. b.
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Ellen Desha vs.. Thomas Russell, ct ale
!. TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chaneery Court az Nashville 10 the above
named eause, / win sell at the Courthouse in
Nashville, on
Saturday, December 90, ISoe. q
tract Of hand containing Is acres. on the waters
Of Indian and Mill Creeks in the sixth Civil
District Of Davidson county, adjoining the
Bond, Newton Briley and Others. See particular
description IN Beck No. 30 page 6S5, Of the
Registers ONCE. - ~ =. Ii
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit. Note
reoyired with two approved securities and
liar retained Sale free from redemption. ti
= MORTON b, HOW ELL,
dses-td Clerk aud Master.
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900 B1RErrs EXTRA * FAMILY rLoUF

4 n0o -irs- QI1g TI8daC3
/ ,VOB BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR; |
200 barrels xtsa Snperhne Flour
50 hogsheads New OrieAns Sugar;
rs hossheass DemstSra Sugar tis
: 80 barsois Crushed and Powdered sngArs
900 sacks prime Rio Coaeeg dgatsss
% sacks LagHra Coffee
% barrslg fresh Rice; .l4fT
50 barrels New 0rlsans Molassss; ii-tla
200 boxes Proctor 8 Gembles Soap;
$50 boxes various brands soap
4. 100 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes TsiioR Candles, hatS pressed
% BOXES fms Chewing Tobacco
80 gross Fine Cut TebacooiI 4ofs Z
IS barrels Smoking Tobacco;
25 Kegs English Soda
II Is kegs American Soda gH
40 cases l and 2 NJ. cans Oysters;
u 50 boxes Pepper; fl
20 boxes Spice;
90 boxes Indigod
90 boxes Ground Mustard;
Is barrels Mason's Backing; A
co boxes pint, quart and half gallon Bottles
20 boxes Garrett's Smut; EsaVFF1
20 gross Darkess Bluing; -Aia.4 ktea
rs barrels Bourbon Whisky, asa
Is barrels Robertson County whisky
100 barrels FoOte Nash Proof Whisky;
no barrels Ginger Cordial; "
Is barrels Ginger Wine;
Is barrels Sweet Wine;
50 barrels Grape Vinegar;
25 barrels Lemon syrnPi zzFr s4.as zr
l. 60 boxes Starch; - fts sa
50 dozen Buckets
90 dozen BrooIns
2009 Flour Sacks; asfs 7 1I44I bef
30 boxes assorted Candy i q ~ 49,
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wines, Of various brands, ~
WEAKLEY & YARRROUGlPs.
No. North College street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Oct1l-3m
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COTTON IND TOBlGGO
I'll kINDS OF PRODUCE
ENTIRELT ON COMMIssION

ENTIRELY ON COMMISSION
Planters my rely ubon our bss. Efforts to obtain
the TIIGHRsR AARKET RATES for
sasif Produce. And should our friends Aver al
with orders Tor dsoesries. ihsl may rest assured =
Of having EOods purehased Il he 1eWEsP
MARHsT PRICE
Having one Of the Iafsest Warehoases IN tue
city, our heilites for the STORAGE OF
COTroN ANDTOBACCQ l. unsurpas5sd by
any houss n tbesouth- We have aad wfll keep
on haRda large supply Ct RkaGfEG AND
RoPk, and several kinds o. ERON TIEs,
which We ODER on most reasonable terms.
We wa sake the matter eFReooiylnE
ana FOFwardine GOSas Specially
On ous basIhess, and an Goods oousisnedt 70
us los Re shipHasnt viii be seat. upon arriTs- o
81 he Wharfor Depot. promptly forward At the
least expense to the owner. ~
Liberal Advances aads On Coa-
sIrnmSnts. ru Ffl ae forf2-{n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-16
saturday, December 30. Isee.

a lot on Spring street, in Edesfeld, described as
follows: beginning On Spring street. at the
corner Of part of lot sold to Sam'l Sparkman,
the Whites Creek Turnpike road, 40 feet to
stone; thence az night angels from said street l43
feet 10 the southern line Of LOT No. 2, in Wet
more's plan of Edgefeld; thence with said line
EAST 40 feet TO Sparkman's corner; thence with
SDarkman' 8 line to the beginning" rF3a -HEt
TERMS! Six months credit, nete required,
With two approved securities, bearing interest
from redemption. MORTON b, HOWELL,
aefS-td Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-16
Clerk ana Master.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH, Agents.
deeS-td

Bette W. Lowell VS.. Francis NJ. Murrell
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Chaneery Court
- al Nashville, in above named case, l will sell
at the Courthouse. az Nashville. on ... ms g.