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New York Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5S.--Flour without decided
change-SS 0O9l0 90 for extra State; $40 50(9l2 so
for extra r II o; and $12 2O9l4 45 for trade
brands, closing quiet Wheat Without decided
2 Milwaukee Rye without decided change Sl9l O5
for western. Barley active 81 259l IS for State
Corn irregular iand lg2c better, and closed firm
ping mixed western. Oats l@2c better. Sales
$1,000 bushels at 55@56c. Whisky quiet at 4294Sc
in bond. Coffee firm but quiet. Sugar steady with
very good demand at l015912 for Cuba; ll9l2
for Porto Rico. Molasses steady but quiet. Pc
troleum quiet and lower at 25tG2515 for crude,
40@42 for refined in bond. Mess pork closed at
SS3 20 cash. S3l3l % old do. and so IS for prime.
Beef steady at previous prices. Bacon quiet at
l634 for ribbed. Cut meats steady at l4159l5 for
shoulders, and 1S920c for hams. Lard steady at
l6IzC9l9c. Butter quiet at 20(935 for Ohio; $50
44cfor State. and 50@55c for Orange county in
pals. Cheese steady l0@l0cH.
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ATRBUTETo ONE oFTHELowLY.-ALLEN
FoRD colored man well known in this city,
died yesterday Of cholera, after a short i'll
ness. He was formerly a servant Of the
writer Of this paragraph. He was always
faithful, humble and obedient; upright aud
correct in his dealings; christian man, who,
when his new sphere of duty as a freedman
was thrust upon him, labored honestly aud
diligently to support his family, and fell at
his work. He died in the confidence and
esteem Of those with whom he had spent
his life and labor, receiving their best atten-
tiong and with the respect of all Of every
class who knew him. Peace to his ashes,
and a tempering of the winds of adversely
TO those he leaves behind him.
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A DIsAPPoINTSrENT.-A large number Of
river men, friends Of GEO. CooPER-the well
known pilot, who died Of cholera on We'd
nesdsy last-had made arrangements to
attend his funeral on Thursday. By some
misunderstanding, the funeral took place at
nine, instead Of eleven O'Clock, as the gentle
men had been led to believe. This circum-
stance prevented their attendance They
feel that this notice is necessary to set them
right, as they had intended, in body, to
accompany the remains Of their late friend
20 the cemetery.
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REuovAL.-The oiice Of the knickcrhocker
Life Insurance Company Of New York. and the
Accident Insurance Company Of Columbus. Ohio
5 removed 10 The EKprcss Buildins. opposite
Masonic Hail.
Notwithstanding lhe prevalcnce Of AZ epidem-
ie In our midst. these companies are crowded with
business In taking risks. through their aeentE. T.
F. BOOTH and J. r. PEARL. Call between The
hours offs Az. X. lEeF22-Sts
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TnE CRY as THE METROPOLITAN Po-
LICE COMMISSIONERS. - Chancellor CAMP
BELL has rendered his decision on the
motion Of the defendants in this case, to
dissolve the injunction restraining them
from entering upon their duties, as provided
by the act Of their creation. The motion is
denied, and the injunction continued till the
final hearing. The opinion is a very elabo-
rate one, and reviews thoroughly and with
great ability all the grounds relied on by
both parties. The Chancellor holds that
the object Of the suit being to restrain the
Commissioners from acting, through the
means Of the injunction il would be wholly
defeated, by dissolving il, "a. limiHs and
that as irreparable injury might arise from
il, justice requires that the whole question
shall be determined only on a full and final
hearing, when it can be dissolved altogether
or made perpetual. The conaituiionality
Of the law creating the Metropoli tan
Police was referred To- but all questions as
10 the absolute merits Of the case were re-
served until FINAL hearing.
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FOURTH WARD.-Our friend JOHN NH
LER, who is a candidate for Councilman in
the Fourth Ward, went up in the Balloon
yesterday for She express purpose Of looking
over has eonstitnents--he not being able to
walk over the entire Ward-so he took adj
vantage OF the ascension. JoHN says if
every one who waved their hats at him will
come up and vote for him, he will be elected
by very large majority.
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Ayers Pills.

:. !: i. !. !. ].
"~ RE YOU SICK, FEEBLE
~ N and complaining Are you
H - out Of order with your system de-
~ M/ ranged and your feelings uneOm-
"a fortable2 These symptoms are
- often the prelude to serious ILL
ness. Some fit of sickness is
creeping upon you, and should be
averted by a timely use of the right remedy. Take
Ayers Pills, and cleanse out the disOrdered hum
ors-purify the blood, and let the fluids move on
unobstructed in health again. They stimulate
the functions OF the body into vigorous activity,
purify the system from the distractions which
make disease. A cold settles somewhere in the
body, and deranges its natural functions. These,
If not relieved. react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs. producing general aggraya-
ton, suffering and arrangement. While in this
condition. take Ayers Pills. and see how directly
they restore the natural action Of the system, and
with it the buOyant feeling of health again. What
is true and so apparent in this trivial complaint
is also true in many of the deep seated and dan
gerOus distempers. The same purgative effect
eXpels them. Caused by similar distractions and
arrangements Of the natural functions of the body
they are rapidly and many of them surely cured
by the same means. None who know the virtue
of these Pills will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cure, such as
Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious
Complaints, Indigestion, Derangement Of the
Liver, COstiveness, Constipation. Heartburn,
Rheumatism, Dropsy. Worms and Suppression,
when taken in large doses.
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sens-
tive take them easily, and they are surely the
best purgatiYo m edicine yet discovered.
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4 quaint writer says; Il have seen women
20 delicate that they were afraid 10 ride for
fear Of the horse running away; afraid 10
sail, ior fear the boat might upset; afraid TO
walk, Cor fear the dew might fall; bat never
saw one afraid to be married, which is far
more riskful than all three put together.
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REV. S. D. BALDwIN.-This distinguish
ed clergyman was yesterday stricken with
cholera. Weare glad to state, however, that
at this writing, he is not regarded as dan
geronsly sick.
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SENT TO THE WoRKHoUsE.-A negro
named Isaac CURLEY. was detected Thurs
day evening. in the act Of walking of with
two pairs Of shoes, the property Of Mr..
HRscaBURG. Esquire WILKINSON SEN
fenced him TO the workhouse for seventy
two DAYS
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Whites II; colored, 81. Paupers 10.
By order Of the Board Of Health.
v. s. LINDSLEl. NJ. ID. }
G. A. BR0DIE. NJ. ID. SCC
II. b. BUCHANAN.M.B.J

Ats meeting Of the Board Of Education
held last night, it was deemed prudent to
delay the Fe-opening Of the public schools
until Monday, October 9Th next,
p. S. FALL, President.
SATURDAY, Sept. Goth, 1865.
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Mr. SoovEL's AcoEPTANoe.-By reference to
the following correspondence it will be seen that
Mr. II. G. ScOvEL consents to be candidate for
the Office Of Mayor at the ensuing election:
NAsHvILLE. TENN, AUGUST S.-H. G. SCoyEL,
Eso.-Dedr Sir: We, the undersigned citizens
Of Nashville, confding in your integrity and abil
ity, and believing that you would prove to be
most acceptable to the loyal voters Of the city, do
earnestly solicit you to become candidate for the
Mayorality Of Nashville at the coming municipal
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. g, noon.-Gold opened al
l441s and closed at 1445s. Money easy at 395 per
cent. call loans. Sterling exchange firm and
quiet at 10S910Sl[. Government stocks n shade
better. Freights to Liverpool quiet.
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CAPTAIN GoDsHALL.-The many friends
Of this gentleman win regret to learn that
his case assumed on yesterday an unfavora-
bic turn, and that his recovery is considered
quite doubtful.
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Base BALL MATCH FOR THE CHAMPION
smP.-The Cumberland and Rock City Base
Ball Clubs will play their champion game
to-day at three o'clock, near Fort Gillem
An exciting contest is anticipated.
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We are authorized to announce W. Man.
brown as candidate for reelection as Mayor,
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce III. G. SeOveI
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SbeIby FenraTe Institute.

CORNER BROAD AND VINE STREETS,
ONashrille This Institution j. nov IN fail
operation. with & complete corps Il well known
teachers In every department. Ia addition, the
services Of "a eminent lnstrufifess n Vocal
Music from the Conservatives u Leipsic and
New York. have been secured. a large addition
has fhis week been made 10 the PhliJaGptic aud
Astronomical apparatus. Every adFaniage "a
Afforded f5F ffat olass education.
GEO. g. BUTLHh, a. NJ. Principal.
Go s. BIAcKTE. ~ d., Vice Principal
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NorIcr TO MaRKETERs.-rhrOugh the exceed
ing libsrality Of the City Couuoil, the rents for
stalls FOR the last quarter have been reduced any
per cent provided hose in arrears viii come for
ward promptly and pay up. They viii have to
do this to bring themselves within the beneats
contemplated by the Council.
sepaolwl THoS. MCCARTHY. Clerk
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W. h I C "a 81 VI
STATE on rFNNrssrr

q M COEFTROLLERs OFFIcE.
Il, ,. " Hatchett ComptrOller, hereby certify
tnat the iOresoing Is correct copy Of serai-annua
stSA5sneht OF the Enterprise Insurance Company
my Office. Va NV "a
-. witness my hand and seal Of Office in Nashvale
TINS 18th day Of September 1866 -
y. w. MArCHETT. CnnnnLrnIInr
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, NASHVILLE,
September q, ls66-Report Of Mortuary
Committee FOR the last twenty-four hours,
ending o'clock p NJ, September 2Sth.
Deaths from p
from other causes...-.......................l4
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OLD TmEATRl.-"The Six Degrees OF
Crime" Is announced for tonight the enter
tainment to close with the farce Of ''The
Swiss Cottage The entire star stock COM
pany viii appear. Don't fail TO attend, and
take your friends along with you.
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A GOOD cook, washer and ironer, coming
properly recommended, can get a good home
and fair wages, by immediate application at
this Office, A White woman preferred.
s.,t % %
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STATEMENT
or the Condition OF The Railway
Passongers' Assurance Company.

PAssengers' Assurance Company.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. July 81. 1866.
10 TAX HONORABLE COMPTROLLER on fHE SrAFR
OF TENNEssEE:
The undersigned, President and Secretary Of
The Railway Passengers Assurance COMPANY Ia
compliance with the laws Of the State Of Tonnes
see, make the following statement.
l. The name Of the Company a., THR RGuwAv
FASsENGsRs AssuRtNcE COMPANY, and IS located
In Hartford Connecticut.
2 The amount Of Capital Stock i Three Hun
dred and -Four thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
3. The amount Of Capital Stock paid up Il Two
Hundred Dollars.
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TINE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL
i LOWING splendid Passenger Packets leav-
ing Nashville daring the geason a. follows
FANNY BRAaDEIs, JOHx. 7. CaHrWEIoHT.
Master leaves Nashville TUESDAYS az n
O'clock H.
NASHVILLE. Willy SINKS, Master. leaves
Nashville THURSDAYS. ati2 o'clock \.
TYRONE. Tos. HARHos. Master. leaves SAT
UkDAHs. a y o'clock \.

The above steamers WI eemmenee their rem
lar trips the first opening Of naeigatiou In the
Cumberland riFer. and eontinre ~ run regularly
thronghout The business season. A. per abovs
schedaie, making close connection ~ Cairo with
she regular Packets isF ST. Loaia. Menshis Ard
New Orleans, ltsuinx ihrourh Tickets te Passsu-
gers, and giving through Bile Of LadinT fof
freifht8 q the shove cities. and al avaiiabIs way
AlQtnsS, az thr very lowest rates. EFery effort
VIII Be made b the 0nicers and Agcnts 81 fais
line 70 reader . reliable aud deserving TIE pat
ronaec 81 shippers and The JraVellirg Public
cORBEII BOYD.
special Agents.
10, - Front streel--UDpeF Whsrf. NaskTifis.
acnll-tln.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing real estate transfers were made during
the week ending, Friday, September %,
1866:
w. p. HARDING TO JNo. Z. HARDING,
deed Of lands in Arkansas.
JOHN HARDING and wife to JOHN +.
HARDING, deed to lands in Arkansas.
+. NJ. ALLEN to JOHN w. SMITH, deed
Of lot in Harding's Addition, 5000,
john Z. HARDING 10 J. NJ HARDING,
deed Of lots in Harding's Addition, 50. 200.
john Z. HARDING to WM. p. HARDING,
deed # lots in Harding's Addition, $1,000
JoHN E HARDING to THOMAS J. HARD
ING, deed Of lots in Harding's Addition,
s., 200.
T. J. HARDING and wife to JOHN +.
HARDING, deed of land in Arkansas So
200.
F. CAMERON, wife, and others, to CHRIS
TTAN f. c. WHEEIING, deed Of lot in city,
81 $50.
A. w. JOHNSON, Jr., 20 JOHN MCMUL-
LIN, deed Of lot in Edgefeld, $1,000.
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F. G. DUNNTNGTOV 4 a.
atninn aud ameritam.
SATURDAY, sEPrEMBIR %. 1896.
THE CITY.
rn AdverfIsers

Oar large circulation compels us 70 go TO press
at an early hour every night. and hereafter adj
vertisers must have in their favors before O'Clock
Pm Those that conc after that hour cannot be
placed under the properly classified headings.
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New york COTTON gTarket

by Telegraph
NEW YORK. September 2S.-Cotton active and
advanced 1z9fc; Csc for middling uplands. and 40
for do. Orleans
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CHoEcH or THE ADvESr.-There will
be divine service at the Church Of the Ad-
vent this Saturday morning, at 10l
efrlocl-
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INA BAD Ffx.-A friend at cur elbow,
who has been a close observer of the NOR
tuary reports, on reading the report pub
lished this morning, became suddenly
alarmed, and exclaimed For four weeks
I have successfully stndied how to keep
clear Of the cholera and now am stared in
the face by an epidemic l never before heard
Of, nor do know how 20 escape it," We
asked him what he meant. He significantly
placed his finger on "Other Causes, a.
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st. Louis Market.
IBy Telegraph.l

ST. LOUIS, September 2s.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat, buOyant, better grades higher;
prime 50 60. Corn unchanged. Oats lower at 4S
95215 Pork heavy at S3S so. Bacon lower, clear
sides 2092O15c. Lard declined, choice key 200
20I. Whisky firm and unchanged.
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UP IN THE CLoUDs.-We've been there.
We took Prof Hay under our special pro-
lection, yesterday afternoon, and assembled
as far toward the heavens as the cable would
permit. We were at the end Of that rope,
and are Of opinion we felt more at ease than
some other individuals who have swung at
the ropes end. The sensation was delight
ful-swaying 70 and fro in the. ponderous
basket attached 10 the balloon; and the
scenery spread out before us was truly en-
chanting The river the railroad, the city,
with H. thousands Of shade trees and promi-
neni public buildings, the surrounding coun-
try, dotted here and there with clump Of
woods,-all presented spectacle Of grand
eur that any description we might give
would fail to do proper justice. II must
be seen to be appreciated. We, therefore,
advise our friends to take passage with Pro-
fessor HAY, and We are confident they will
land on terra frma with greater pride in
Nashville and the surrOunding country than
they ever before entertained.
This afternoon at four o'clock, the Pro-
fessOr viii cut loose and take a trip over the
country. 1t will be a delightful voyage
through the air, and perfectly safe to the
yoyagers. We understand there is room
for one or two persons, who may desire to
go Applications can be made to Professor
Hay, at the enclosure on Market street.
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N r w FIR Va.

Pur Or VouR FRUIr-Bay your Fruit Can
and Glass Jars in any quantity, AZ the lowest
wholesale prices. J. W. WusoS 4 Co.
auls-im No ~ College st.
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FIGHT.-Two young bloodssquared them
selves for "mill, on Cherry street, yes
terday afternoon, but before the first round
was finished, policeman broke up hesport,
and conveyed the young belligerent couple
to the police headquarters, where they we're
required to give bonds for their appearance
this morning before the Recorder.
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4 The assets Of the Company. are
isneul JAS, q, PATTERSON.
III. T. SPERRY, Sco'ry.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
County Of Unrffnrd

County Of Hartford ISIS.
HARrRoRD, August 1865
Personally appeared jas. a.. Batterson pflsri-
dent, and II. u. Sperry, Secretary Of the Railway
PassengeTs Assurance Company, and seVerally
made oath, that the above statement by then
subscribed g true, according 20 their best knowl-
edge and belief CiiAS. II. WILSON III. p
STATE OF TENNESsEE1
C0MrTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, September igth 1853 J
J. =. ". HArCHErT. Comptroller Of the Troasury
DO hereby certify that the Railway Passonrersf
Assurance Company. located az Hartford state of
Connecticut, has produced TO me satisfactory evil
dence that said Company, has complied with an
the requirements Of the laws Of the State on Ten
nessee imposed on Insurance. Companies, and Il
iartner certify that JOSEPH NASH, p. p. PRCK,
}. +. PEARL. Agents Of said Company have also
complied with the requirements Of the laws Of
the State. made and provided in such Gates
Wherefore, said Passenger Assurance COMPANY
has authority 10 take risks and transact the bugi-
ness OF Insurance. In this State, az Nashville.
8 W. uATCHETT
Hcpl4 Comptroller Of Ieuneanfa
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w. ]. FRIERS0N & CO..
COTTON FACTORS
$50 REWARD.

CT0LRN OR sTRAYED-FROM BY PLACE,
Onear Antioch. Davidson county. one BAY
MARE hind foot white, saddle msrks on her
back points % her hips scarred. ah0d AL round.
ANY one Wko will deliver the mare and thief %
Jadge J0HS BHIEN. near Nashville. viii get the
AS sspis 'eNA'u " - - J0URDAN HIGGINS.
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Business continues very dull. and we hear Of
only small transactions.
Exchange on New York is scarce. ard is sold
By the banks at 4 premium.
Bank Of Tennerseo notes are bought at 50. and
are held at IS CENTS though some dealers are SELF
ing at fraction less.
Planters Bank is firm at 50 buying. and SO cents
selling.
Union Bank is bought at IS cents. and is held at
so. with but little demand.
Southern Bank notes are unchanged in rate.
and are in but little demand.
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FosrKB BRos. No. 50 Public Square. offer for
sale Copperas and pure pine Tar.
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CtSTEs DE- VTsITK-Ladios can have visiting
cards executed almost equal to eoPpcrplate print
ing aud at one-halfthe the cost, by sending their
orders to tho Office Of the UNIoN AND American.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES, issued during the
week ending Friday, Sept. q, 1866;
Abraham S. Campbell and Fanny A.
Price.
VIM. NJ. Green aad Josie Searcy.
JohnF. Alexander and Celia A. Forehand.
Edmond F. Mulliken and Margaret Il.
Murray.
John X. Smalley and Sophia RolfIs.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. 8, 1S66.-Mcssrs. d. d. Dickey,
John Schimmier. Joe. A. Barr, Chas. W. Smith.
and other Gentlemen: Your pressing and eOmpI-
mentary call upon me to become n candidate for
the Mayoralty of the city of Nashville is received,
for which, in connection with the expression of
confidence and esteem, you will please accept my
hearty thanks.
Though it has been my desire to decline the
hon0rs cares and responsibilities of public official
position the call as above made. together with all
the Important issues therein involved, induce me
hereby to accept.
You will permit me TO state that q residence
among this people and in this city of twenty eight
years, this approaching November. 1866, has so
thoroughly acquainted us, and interviewer our
interests as to induce me to believe that 10 resort
to the ordinary appliances to secure election, Wis
stamping or eanvassng the city, treating" to
liquor or beverages Of any kind. begging votes or
making promises Of contracts. or labor, or posi-
ton, or denOuncng the present Chief Executive
Of this city the City Legislature, would be n
work Of supererOgatlOn, and compromising the
dignity. honor and Intelligence and moral and
religious worth of the people Of this city and do
ing violence to the convictions Of justice and pro-
priety.
Confding in the Astounding good sense Of this
people, and awaiting their decision. whatever
that may be, am, with kind regard, very truly.
etc. II, g. SCOVEL.
sep14-sw till sen. q. W..
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INSURANCE
Capital, OneMiIIlOn Dollars
Enterprise Insurance Company,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
IL ", BISHOP, Of r. N. Bishop 4 Co
THO. COOK, President Chamber If Co,,,,.-..
Sgf99 Sft5 u kIIlFfk rest Of Lafayette Bank
HUSH MCBlRNEY, Of McBirpev a a. -ii'>
l.. K u gLL, Of Addy. Hull & Go.
As. WINSTON, Of WinsioT b smith
briggs SWIFT. Of Bries swim 4 On
CHARLES RULE. Of q Rule &Co
IN, BlCm ANAN. Of Buchanan h Co
AAD1LPI WOOD, 6 Adolph Wood 3 Go.
JAMES :. WISE, Nashville Packet Como,,-
"A. HARRIS. Mayor Of Cincinnafi
flIOS- SHERLOCK, President.
WM. d. CASSILLY. Vice President
This Company is now PREPARED IN transact a
general fire and Marine Insurance business
throughout the state Of Tennessee.
4. q MeNAIRT, Agent.
Policies issued on drst-class Brick DwcIlinr,fo
hse years az material reduction on yearly rats.