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CiHHeIunRtI, Ohio.-OsrrH B. Q1rsn'' 1s
ar autbou1s5 agent 20 receive advertisements and
-sufscnpeonsG L. g,s NashrAs t1"0n'
sesv Orleans, L&-EDwIS E oyrhAlL' o.
ss Commercial Reading Room, - or snthoil0ed
sr-ut TO ressiYe advertisements AID EAuSehPIoN
fDT NE NaJBlHs Bai0H.
Memphis, TeRH,-D. h Top . % ne
our aRbsriBsd agents TO receive Ed'efuzemsA'
ans subschEtlons for the Nashrl1 D''s1.
t,vs HooFEa 4 ca Publishers Agents. Il fAfA
. - york. srs authorized to contract for ad-
verlspg u our paper
I,r. CoE6Oo ,PUblishers' Agents, Tribune Build
bgs New York, and BIown's Iron Building, Phls-
5spsis; szs artsonzeJ to ~conirsct for advertising
10 our paper.
6 A. PsrrEsamL A 60. PR5lisheTs' Ageats, 81
"a pow. New York, and 8 Stats sUeet, Boston,
Authorized 10 contract for advertising IA opT
paper.
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We are obliged to Ed. Willard, No. 23H
Union Street, for the latest Louisville aud
Cincinnati odaiiies. He has received the
Flag Of our Union, Waverly Magazine,
United States Service Magazine, Army and
Navy Journal Peterson's for April, True
Flag, Yankee Blade, &c. Give him a call.
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Doctor
l.. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press OF this
city, we know of none which we deem
AS coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Mash
veAs Daily UHion
"At a period like the present, when our
city he filed 10 overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an eN-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be Of ready SC
cess. and that those Immediately interested
sboula have Information which will lead
Them 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
csta5 I'M The best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
ice Of many years, are sgrely worthy OF
confidence If they have gwen their stten-
tiou exclusively 70 one branch Of the pro-
feSsiou. aud made themselves masters OF It,
they have sthl more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly IL they have siofd-
ed proof ~ theiT ability 10 cure. 10 thls
latter class belongs DIR, ]. !. COLkMAh'
who, in his speciality, has bsen q beneiactor
TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may sth be found ST our office,
relieving those afflicted With
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c. A. CAMPBELL.
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Attention Capitalists.
-
AIatOOna Iron Works for Sale,

TNHE Stockholders having 20 directed, the Hesi-
Il dent vii offer said property for sale, At auction,
on the fret Tuesday 10 April next, n Atlanta, an.
less sold st private sale before that day. This pro-
perry Is located 40 miles shove Atlanta, on both
sides Of the Western A Atlantic Railroad. There IL
l0OO scres OF land, a reasonable portion Of It good
farming land, and the balance valuable for wood snd
minersls-gold, copper and iron; the iron ore
seeming 70 be inexhaustble, and the gay ore being
esteemed among the best In the world. The Corn
and FIGURING Mills and Iron Works are only some
half mile from the Allatoona depot, on AlatOona
Creek, which furnishes the water power. About
half Of the village o. AilstoOna beiongs TO the pro-
perry. Some Of The buildings being entirely de-
eToyed. Others damaged, al the working stock
being entirely destroyed, others dsmaged, an the
working stock being lost and s majority OF the
stockholders beng crippled ia means by the raVa
ges Of war, have determined the company 70 sell
rather than attempt under the circumstances, 10
Tesuscitste.
Information in detail can Be procured BY consult
ing. l. u MCDANIEL
is'f-Nm Atlanta, Ga,
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n.nnInnntL. OhIo.Losrra B. QUIsBg. !
Iu,;,r;us sns NaF5pi7e Railroad

-. Nsa,vule on Tuesday, thursday andsat-
- Feturs -. leaves Tnune on Mondsy, wed
~ az and Fndsy. oGce RiCty Hotel, EAst SIDE
Pubic Square.
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MARKETS.
lBy TeIegrsph.n

CINCINNATI, MARCHES.
FLOUR dull and prices tending ~eownwsrds. We
quote s~uperhne 81 5O9s, extra State family 50 2ja
8 8; fancy 50 269lI 90.
WHEGT unchanged old is wanted but not offer
ed new dull at 81 7O9l 80.
COas in demand at 5293 in bulk and elevators.
OATS firm and in demand at 4Oa45 for No. l. No.
2 advanced 10 40c.
Groceries steady and in good jobbing demand.
Clover Seed s595 %.
WHISKY 25in bond; 81 2499 % duty paid.
Mess Pork sold at Sl5 90 for city.
LARD dull at lse. Though a fair business was
done at these rates the msrFet closed weak.
Provisions opened rsther buoyanti there is more
disposition to boy than to sell.
Bulk Shoulders lO9l3c.
GOLD l2dH9I27.
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Persons ~unRcqusinted in the city seeing
SO manysdvertisements for the treatment
of Special Diseases, are often at q loss 10 det
temine to whom to entrust the treatment
of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab-
lishment of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. Or.
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his of
fce during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al incidence furnished IN
tie o6fce-
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DIRECTORS

y. n. COTTON, ofTenn- c. L. H-EQUEsBOURG, ofN.Y
VIZ. c. BUSrs, DELASO T. sNuTH, Of Mum.
A. O. SANFORD &" 4. O. WILLS, Of Mich.
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The Work GoEs BRATELY OS.-lmprove-
ment is the order Of the day, in this city ;
and the municipal authorities are IS wide
awake as private parties. The streets are
everywhere being repaired, and South
Nashville will cease to be q mud-hole in
winter, and a dust bed in summer. All
honor L. those who ase labOring so hard to
benefit the public.
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Tina closed the FIRST day of the spring
rsees. aud al were evidently pleased. The
track was in pretty fair condition and the
time was very good, considering the disad-
vsptsges under which the horses labor in
the change Of climate. The entries ana faii
particulars q Monday races VAL Do iopa0
e tbe reeulsr advertisement. II IL only
.e,essssry for Us % add that the cotton
s,skeisth the prise, and il viii be The big day
oSths meetlpg.-ASkils Register saHaag.
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s. D. HeSderson-e. {. Sarah r. ~ Lex
ington, day G~lorisnR, by Eclipse.
A. NJ. Sprague-b. c. Gen. J. I. Johnston,
bv Goodwood, dam Judy, by Sovereign.
Moore & C0fee-b. f. Maiden, by Lexing-
ton. dam Kitty Clark, by Glencoe.
F~Vf Hoat-The hoses started together
Of the tap Of the bell, Maiden taking the
IesB closely followed by Sarah X, and
Toanstcn in the rear, losing ground at every
;nmp. At the first turn Sarah Tapped the
Tsi5en. and they ran neck and neck without
the slightest change until they came within
sbopt len wards Of the string, when Maiden
was crowded, and in two or three beautiful
lesns. cleared the string by a neck, winning
tbe heat. Johnston vas d%istanced.
S,r5n9 Hear.-As the horses were being
prepared for this heat, bets Of three 70 one
on Maiden we're freely offered with but few
tskers. Tho friends Of Sarah X. were in
hopes Of the heats h~eingibroken, but they
were doomed to disappointment
Third He1t.-The horses came NJ lsely
and got off handsomely. They ran neck
and neck from the start, and might have
been covered with a blanket-if we may use
q common erm-at any point on the trsek'
until nearing the string, when Maiden
again let out, and passed under, 3 full
| length snead. TIE struggle was desperate
m this beat, and both horses we're severely
| tested. They have each got a broad reputa-
| ton, and rave carried the laurels OF sew
| e-al well contested fields. The following IS
the
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ARREST OF A FUGTrIvE rRoA JUsTIcE.-Oh-
GERS Champ and Chenault yesterday ro-
turned TO the city with Green Yelton, whom
they arrested in Smith county, ss a fugitive
from justice. lie had been indicted in
Shelby county, Kentucky, on a charge Of
robbery, and committed to jail to await a
trial, but managed to escape. He will be
returned 10 Kentucky at once.
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Self

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesg
a most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 elOquonce or pen 10 song.
1t has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim tc
q living skeleton. Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in is pains srs scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this ahiiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box sos, Nash
vile, Tenn fsh76-F
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Opening of the Chamber of Com,
meTce To Day.

meTce To Day.
Nashville is 70 have a Change, as well as
ether cities. To day, at ! O'Clock, pm, the
Chamber Of Commerce Is TO be opened for
the daily transaction Of business. The peo-
pie Of Nashville are all interested in render
ing this movement e success; and we hope
the merchants generally will be in attend
ance. This can never be q commercial
city, until the chief portions Of the whole
sale transactions are done on Change. The
retail dealers from the country towns, can,
in hall an hour, ley in q greeter amount Of
supplies, than they can aOW do in three
days and its facility will attract trade
here. The expenses Of the Chamber will
be comparatively trifingi the advantages
10 be realized will be ircale0lable.
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F. F. HJsT, sec'y.

REcoEDER's C0URT.-Buainess at the Re-
corder's Court, yesterday, was exceedingly
dull. Only a few cases, and those all of q
triaing character, were disposed of BY the
Judge.
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Sec q Norman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
II is we'll worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst4weoWly,
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FLISo OUT THE BANSER.-Ws yesterday
noticed three half starved looking dsrkies
parading the streets with a drum, a fife and
& "banner," on which were several "Brien
notices" The Judge must be hard up, but
the darkies NUS be a great deal harder up.
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A very lsrge Spring Stock Of the latest
pstterns OF va Paper and WIad01o SHADES,
cen prssisg al stylea sHd qualities, in store
and for sac by MEEHTT & HIT,
a. Church street, Msy6eld Building,
mhs.u Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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II another column will be found an ad-
vertisement Of q new edition of Pollard's
Southern History Of the War. 1t is issued
by E. B. Treat & Co., New York.
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BACK TAxEs.-We call especisl attention
to the opinions Of Messrs. Cooper, East
sad Stokes, in our advertising columns,
relative to "back taxes on real property in
this city. Il settles a vexed question, as
there are few who viii be willing to risk a
lawsuit with the weight Of such men against
them.
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The Most Perfect lion Ionic.

HEGEMAN'5 Feuatsd Elixir q Bsrk, or elixir
III oil Clisaya bark, nth Pyropho-phate Cf Iron.
PREPARED By HEGEhAN a Co, Chemists and
HkoPHOsPHATE OF IRON Was introduced By
T R5bguet az fArir, Ia lass, and received fav1ra-
he nou-e trom the French Academy; q s sss y
ass!mlSted, and not deconposed inthe 3 omach ~
God or the eastnc Iuice; q q a prompt efhcieot
tsn 9. combnira the effects 81 Phosphorus End
! on, AMI = not 20 muikung err GlL
oar FERRATED ELIXIR or kAkE t. 8 pleas
ant Cordia, % ssessIug ne WARabie properaas "
CslsFaya BARK, and contains eighf grains Of the Py-
ropeosphse a Iron N each tuid ounce; and In Al
cs-es. where q mid and emcsloas lran Tone b.
desired. vii be found . nost Fsiusne preparston-
samples furnished 10 Phystcans oa application.
TUkE VACCINE CRusIA. selected from hoalhy
eouutrv chldrfa. warranted rfHahe-
HE6EMsNA CDS Co1dk ElKT Nelsaya bkrE.
senge-. All tAs abose sola by prag Hsts-
msrT en- chsmisa And pFuEgsn, New fosk.
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Damssks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Corn,oss and Wall Paper. Large stock and
At lowest rates. just received by Hewitt 4
MarshalI, No. 81 College street.
Mar. s, I'm.
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Parties sending Orders TO the o
Department of this Paper will please
vrjte /" Union OHce" on the face OF
the Copy
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OuK Jou OYFICE.-WeE are executing every
Absorption Of plain and larcy JOB Print
~ ii the neatest style, and at the lo"es'
ptisss, a. this Office.
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italian Awnings made 10 order. FurEi,
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt 4 Mar.
shall, No. 81 College strees. Mar. s, I'm.
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Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Drugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
just received by Hewitt & Marshall, No. 81
College street. Mar. la.
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CITY NEWS.

For the House of Representatives.
We are author zed TO auaounce MAJ. VS. b. LEwis
as 8 candidate. under the Governors proclamation.
ElseGon March ylst, 1865.
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During the interval between the races, a
number Of pools were sold for the second
race. reiden was FIRST choice, Sarah X.
second. snd Johnston third. The pools
ranged from S4O0 to S700 each. Only three
horses started, Charlie Armstrong having
been drawn, which left the following
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We are indebted to the Adams Express
for late papers.
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To Milk-men-Milt Tickets lpints and
,usyts, on different colored ard-bOGrds, Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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]. NJ. Clay, c. f. Jennie P, by Star Davis,
dam Rally, by Trustee.
Moore aud Coffee, 6. c. by Lightning, dam
Edith, by Sovereign.
Thos. g. Bacon, ch.~c. by Revenue, dam
Lea Breeze, by Albion.
VIM. Cottrill b. C. by GOodwood, dam by
Glencoe.
At three o'clock the hOrses were called
M. and appeared in excellent condition.
Owing TO the fact that 40 stand was provI-
dsd for the reporters Of the city Press, we
did not catch The draw for positions. They
| were handsomely brought to the scratch,
however, ard got q beautiful start. Cottrill
took the lead 10 the first turn, when he was
lapped and passed successfully by Clay and
Racon-Moore being left by a wide gap, IN
the rear. At the second turn TO the back
stretch, Clay and Bacon were neck and
neck: Cottrln followed closely with Aoora
in the rear, but rapidly gaining. b brush
down the back stretch was highly exciting.
The two first horses held their positions IN
a desperate struggle with no apparent ad
vantage on either side. as the hali-mlle
post was neared, however, Moore closed the
| zap on Cottriu aud passed TO the front, when
Z very pretty contestwas witnessed between
the three horses until nearing the turn e
the home stretch, Moore lost has GROUND
I and the brush home was between Clay and
| Bacon. They came under the string undel
whip and spur, Clay first by a neck, BaeoI
second, Moore third and Cottrill fourth.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
al Law Blanks for sale Ut this ONCE OF
pnnted t. order.
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning witt. secondary svmpbrus
Dr. JONES las discovered a mode 81 treatment for these diseases which b. -hF- o.
pleasure than s pain. His estmeat has undergone o. thorough Investigation. ana
has been found mueh more efficient than any ether; lie "a never troubled with The
complaints of patients with secondary Syphilis, awoeu organs or vh many s,mr
toms produced b. the Old School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges are The same in III caac-wil charge che su, nr rro
weeks attention that he would for ore month, and &c scf course Co ha Interest o.
cure as speedily as possible.
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The Mobile Races.
FIRST DAY.

The first day of the Spring Meeting at
the Magnolia Course, Mobile, was ushered
in with a bright and genial sunshine, and
at an early hOurthe busy hum of preparation
was p~erceptible on the streets. All the We
hicles at the different livery stables had
been engaged in good season, and after the
hour Of noon, the shell road was alive with
carriages and buggies. The sporting fra
ternity and lovers of the turf turRed-out in
the best style our city affords. We arrived
on the grounds at about 2 o'clock, and found
a goodly number in attendance, though not
so many as We had anticipated considering
the magnitude of the races. The grand
stand was completed, and on the lower Aoor
were arranged the saloons and different TIA
bles representing sl the ancient and mod
ern games defiance, which were freely pat-
ronized.
A large number Of pools were sold prior
10 the first race, in which Bacon's entree
was first choice, Clay's second, Moore's
third and Cottrilps fourth. Out of the sew
en- entries only four started. The race was
sweeps,ake for two year olds-dash Of a
mile-entrsnce $50 p. P. added to purse
$3.50.
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Fer Sale At this Office, one good second
rand Roller. Win be sold cheap for cash.
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DT virtue Of Deed Of Trust made 10 me a. TuIs-
ID tee, On The 26th Of April, 1862, ana duly reqia-
tered IN The Registers office Of BsUfson county.
10 Book 81, pP IS, 81. vii, On SATURDAY. the
zith day o. March next expose % Iuble sale, on
the premises. unless soonsr disposed Of ~ private
sale, that valuable lot extending from Market 10
Water street, 10 Nashville, fronting about ore han
dred and sixteen faat on each street. and kn0sn ~
the Bishop Miles Property. bps Az oil b prepared
b fore the sale Terms one third cash, and the
residue IN one ana tsO years with Interest," Notes
With good security required, and len retahnsd
feo21 JNO. O EWING, Trustee.
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M AIZ % M

ne food ADD lu1uy o. The age, without a single
Eult. Que tnai will convince the moot Hkepteal.
Makes Puddings, Ctkes, Custaria, hlaue Mango.
&C, without isinEass, HIth leE Or 20 eggs. at ac0-t
astonishing the most economical. a slight add
ton 20 ordinary Wheat Flour greatly Improves
Bread and Cake. ftis sis0 eUceilsutfor U~ickouiuR
sweet sauces, Rnuesi Cor fsh o. nieEt. soup, &C. For
Ice-Cream nothing can compare with b.. A hrie
boiled 10 milk gI produce rich cream mr cofee,
chorolate, tea, a..
But mp b. ole pond packages, under the trade
uErE Ms1=ua. with direeaouH 0r use.
most delicious article Of food for children and
luTlids Of al ages. For sale b 6r5caFs zad Drug
usts everyEhere-
wholesale Depot tee Fuit0n 81 New Yorh.
WILLIAM DURTEA. General AGENT.
tnna IL
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A Large stock adopted 10 Southern Trade
Hni4-Cm
In Chsncery At NlcMInugille Ieuu
Frrrrtsr F-rr, ls11
Tt0naa Rain-, Adm'r 1i i1ut Afusi deceasL
W.
Lac Kaias. Jackson hsi am'i 40
vie kftatfth. arnfre naiua krrarI lra
sri IA Il P.t-y Plre. Cav.u iI-s LaTt Pace.
TuuaIu Pn-~, irl1NA lrfes alI
Pr-s. non-rr=iiaut dafsattuia
IE ans cale q. 10 sppeIlrg % DE- N-ra il
Ger fhat tls stove named derl4a
rerti~nts ID IL susie ~ Ienufe-fa LN u-
-orfinarv pr9re au0FH carnlf 20 serve h
Do Be- Lhfrrfrs cr1rreI tfsf ful maze
f5r four s1arss-isa aaesas tn re "a p lu-1u.
: nr~.rsper rHHI ahr1 nflec OF 81 Nashville. Tea
ne-.s@ rs1uii ~ aai deiradalaa % appeal 90 tHr
fr.t d.v al cur u~at court 20 D. htlf a. hr1fla-
We 81 he aurh Mouiayi Dol na1cn, 1859, t1eu arf
lhnrs 4 Plead. nn-aero f esmu o. cuaplalaut =
bI % 90 sauc 90 D. usrn ar confessed sld s..
for h~araa sn fartas - % tnan
y u mQRFoRD CAN
hhi0-sts sIlc bnE DC.
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Estrsy.---Dayldson County

TAkEA rP b. 4 l. Bs.emaE. ~ the fgh o. Fsb-
~ uHrJf ons stray Oh, marked and descrihsd -
fEloss o1e undsIhf ia nEbt ~. oFsr5I 10 lsfL
E.tn 1ase ace, red sad shts - ottsd asad about
{ Teers, ios ia ordsr. APuraseds SIC
m9z-ssse ALExs NspANIkL Razzsr.
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A united amount only OF the stock thus appro-
prs ted has been placed IN the hands Ct the officers
Ofthe company % be sold al s. per share and as
the sto k has sll been issued, foil paid, in pay
uture assessment.
OFrIcE No. 6sH North Cherry street, Poslofice
box sTi, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
? Il. cOLTOS, ofTena. c. L. H~r0UEHBoUaa. ofN.Y.
VIZ. c. BUSrs, DELASO T. sNITH, Of Mfun.
A. O. SANFORD 4. @. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Rr0idat,-A. G. SANFORD.
Pres't lst National Bank, Nashville.
Tos Rrelient-A. G. WELLS.
S~seetuy,-F. II. COTTON.
Treaurr,-WM. c. BUNTs.
Mining SspaiHtendat.-C. l.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold iuterests In the counties Of OVerton. Fentress.
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the state Of Ten.
nssfee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and he Board
Of Directors comprise men Of BusiEe-s experience
and reputation, and Of q thorough and practical &C.
quaintance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the frstex-
plorers Of the oil field Of that Stale, and struck The
hrst flowing oil vel IN the country, well known as
the Hequembourg vel and 10 winch the oil inter
were very largely indebted.
This Company Will leass portions Of their valus-
bic lands, IN small tracts, 70 private parties or com
panies, for IMMEDIATE DEyEL0PaEsr. This IS & rare
chance for bona file operators 10 0btsia leases on
terms that sill be simply remunerstIve.
Terms made known on Application.
80 NHRE sPECgLAToRs gILS 81 TEE4EED WITH.
Description ofl6pds and samples Of OIL Obtained
from the property may - seen hy calling At the
Office Of ne Company, No. C0T North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, ,. n. Colton, Nashville, viii re-
ceIve orders for stock, and VII T rEsrd certificates
by return mail When the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. ct.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
To Whom It May Concern.

A IL persons having Cams against The Nashville
n end cnF-fenooEa Railroad Company. incurred
E19EG it SqiY, i4A, are uotasd that ali such
5sielfe1 ba Committss q directors.
ehes Eeh wade. NJ g. EnRgnE, a1d Thos-
As4as Who meet IN nufrsssbor5 O.
NeE9.30e Aeee1ays aih azd lh insl
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So General R~npenEeudsR.