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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-13
FROM NEW YoEK.
Gen. Sherman's Mission 10 Mexico
News HENS


News Items.
NEW YO-k. Nov. l2-The Tribune says the
official returns Of the election in Iowa viii show
toe Republican m ority ia lhatSiste 20 DC nearly
10 }.
Ihe II nrE Teiierstc7 ihat the sole object of the
M Ca o. en-. ierI1s1 = o aid Gen. Casselnau.
.eA, ou5 ~ ,ie Ehpe o. o. F'alee % sd pef lteno
ae ev. cr-fOn Dy 'ag r. ne re )rcse ltative of
hi Cove lmeat 20 cd oSfut1Ori 2 TO discuss
.ce ore Ons Pt isde-s Gnd 10 speak for American
intesC
T,e 20 DIS Albany CORES pondelt says the
lie 70 u-eU''l De cal cd u9Ol 20 make the excise
Law more gem taan Il IS e present.
A subscription Tor TIE el.ef o. the sufferers by
tdel cent inrudatiOn il Ff.nce HIS bee opened
by Barel Bal lra9, French Consul General, at
a Oilce in th's ely.
Emily Cam0Jel an ENGLISH woman recently
arrived s~O.a (le Ole cOrni'y in emigrant Snip,
Il ew he eif 40 the EOr,h river on 81 ~ day,
WITH hernewlv bora b. ye in her pIms. Sle was
cr :. Poverty was tae esVse Of ibis attempt
ed ,uieif e.. Er. Simpson, dru rgist doing bus
ness at 2 E 18th avenue. COMMITTED suciGe yes
te. da - tang lPudanum. Intcmperanee was
the e.
TIE 9oGy of Francis MeArera WIS found in
North liver to-day. 1t : thought that he was
murdered
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BENTON COUNTY,


The Paris Iatelligenser of Saturday says
On Monday we visited our neighbor county
Benton, and had the pleasure of meeting
some of our old friends of other days. We
were glad to find the people generally, with
very few exceptions, brayely and manfully
struggling against the tide of misfortune,
beneath which 50 many in other sections Of
the country have supE. The crops in Ben
ton are considered fair average. We no
ticed ZONE cotton fields that would average
as much as EIGHT hundred TO one thousand
pounds, in the ICED to the acre. The lands
of this county, especially those lying on
creeks and rivers, and those in the valleys,
are fertile and we'll adapted to the growth Of
the cereals and cotton and tobacco. To small
capitalists, fine opportunities are offered for
investments, as the lands vary at remarkably
low figures at this time; while in Middle
Tennessee, and in some counties in West
Tennessee, good lands are rating at very
high fgures-S50 to 500 per acre.
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Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE London Times this
morning says: "Cons dering the difhcuteOsiti0n
OF the President Of the United States, and his
efforts to prevent the invGsiOn OfBritsh Territory
in North America, it gives satia'actiou that his
requessiu relation to the convicted and sentenced
Fenians has been complied with" it would con-
sent to no immunity in Gaze of another invasion.
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE report that an iusurree-
ton had taken place in Barcelona is untrue.
MADRID. Nov. PA plot has been discovered
in the city of Stragessa, in consequence of which,
several arrests have been made.
LONDON Nov. 12.-Telegraphie dispatches have
been received which states that tie war in japan
has ended. Theieported death of the Tycoon is
confirmed.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
sale OF Railroad.

At the instance Of Morris Jessup & Company,
Of New York writ has been served upon Gov
Fletcher and the railroad commissioners, to pre-
vent them from selling the Cairoi and Fulton
for Injunction held on three hundred and ninety
four thousand dollars in bonds, said road being
secured by two deeds Of trust. and claim the only
right the State has on the rOad is that Of mort
gage, and subject 70 the ordinary qualities and
limitations Of such instruments. The case will
come before the United States Circuit Court in
the April session.
Eighty counties in this State give Official and re-
ported Radical msj0rities of 1850. The counties
to hear from viii probably increase it to between
1000 and 3 coo.
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THE question Of the admission Of Colo
rado as a State is to be Urged before the
coming session Of Congress. The true men
OF that Territory who value correct princi-
pies above political power, are opposing the
admission. They know that the population
Of the Territory is insufficient to secure its
admission according 10 the terms Of the
Constitution. Governor CUMMINGS is in sym
pathy with the movement in opposition, and
a Convention is TO be held on the 9th Of
this month for the purpose Of protesting
against it.
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NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE Jumel win case was
commenced and concluded to-day in the Supreme
Court. The jury. after an absence Of hve minutes,
rendered a verdict in substance that the testatrix
was in an uasOund state OF mind when she made
the will.
The Evening Express says that an officer OF one
Of the benevolent Institutions Of this city, recent
" paid an official visit to the State Prison at Sing
Sing. and reports a most inhuman meth0o Of
discipline prevalent in that Institution and strong
Is recommends an investigation Of the matter.
Mr.. Williams, the Episcopal clergyman who
was recently charged with picking the pocket Of a
lady in fsfth Avenue stage. has been released
on bail.
The evacuation Of the city BY the British forces
in I7s3. viii be commemorated By The First Di-
the 18th inst. when the annual fall parade Of The
Division will take place
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Valuable NOn-TaXabIe City
Property For Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF POWER IN NE VESTED
ID by trust eonyeyanco made BY Judge Thomas
Nancy, deceased, and registered in the Registers
Ofioe Of Dawson county, Tennessee, in book No.
So pages 204. 200 and 3o6. / will. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1896.
Offer 81 public sale, on the premises, corner Of
Broad and Mcsem9re streets. IN the city Of Nash
vile. the residence q the late Judge Thomas
Nancy, deceased and the adjacent grounds 'front.'
ing 2f7 feet on Broad street and ~ on MeLemOre
street This desirable residence. with lot fr0t-
ing ~ feet on Broad street and 100 feet on MeLs-
more will Be sold seperately. The other grounds
viii be sold In lots q convenient size. and viii
comprise some Of the most eligible sites for build
ing purposes IA or around Nashville The whole
Of this handsome property Il FREE PROM TAX
ALTON. aud affords this advantage Of economy
N investment with the prospect Of great increase
IN value
Plats Of lots win be exhibited and terms made
known oa day 81 sale.
Wa. L. MURPHRER. Trustee.
ANDKEsoN, JoHNEGS X SMITH, AfentA
nov .b-tds Oh
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ToRoNrO. Nov. 12--Court met at II o'clock to-
day. From the Paucty Of spectators, Il i evident
that the excitement which for the past week has
existed regarding the Fenian trials, has abated.
r. A. Harrison. and MeNabe for the Crown and
Mckenzie. Fleming and Mcrphy, for the accused
At quarter past twelve. BIS Lordshir took bis
seat on the bench.
Wn. DuEgan vas the hrst in the dock. He Is =
stout, able-l0oking man. Apparently between forty
ana lily years Of age.
M AsE Z move ysEy hard IN Ibis case q
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The relegrnnh ExnedLllon.

SAN FRANClsco, Nov. 1.-THE bark Onward re-
ports having left at Petraupolowski fifteen opera
tors and contractors of the Russian American
Telegraph Company. lee had commenced form
ins when the onward left. but the men were com
fortably housed for the winter. The people Pc
traupol0wsk treat the party with great hospital
ny. Col Buckley started for Onadier Bay, Au-
gust 2d, and Is expected here during the present
month. The Russian war steamer Variag left the
same day for NicOlariski. carrying Count Aursof,
the Russian Commissioner
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Under A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
COURT. We are now authorized to sell. publicly
or privately. the property of the Estate Of D. T.
MeGAV0CK. deceased
We are ready at all times to show persons this
property. and will sell privately upon most rea-
sOnable terms, and shall have. from time to time
public sales Of the same in the different localities
of the estate.
This property extends from Jefferson street. on
South. to 81. Cecilia Academy and beyond. on the
North. and from College street. on the East as far
Westwardly as Fort Gillem and the Harding pro-
perty. and includes many choice and valuable
Lots. now within the corporate limits Of the city
having all the benefits Of the Hydrant Water and
the City Schools.
The great extent Of this Estate furnishes every
variety Of location. Persons wishing to be in The
city with the benefit Of the schools and water,
have large number Of beautiful lots to select
from; and those whose taste would lead them be-
yond the city limits. and yet be withia few min
utes ride Of the business part thereof have still
larger field in which to locate and suit themselves
Water can be had in almost every part Of this
property by wells from twenty to forty feet deep.
The McGavoek and Mt Vernon Horse Railroad
= bcAAA buAANs anu viii Ng IN ofNAAAiNh AAi-
ing the month Of December next and running cut
directly to the main body Of the property. at
which poin. Il branches. and runs thence in two
directions nearly through the entire estate. thus
aaoFding in the two directions eligible sites for
residences az ell the intermediate distances be-
tween one-half Of a mile and mile and a half
from the Public Square. and On or near the two
lines Of road.
To persons wishing to build and occupy resi-
denees we viii offer great Inducements and think.
make Il the interest Of any who wish to settle in
or near the city to buy Of rs.
This property. although 50 near the heart Ofthe
city. has been to a great extent kept out Of the
market; but the estate being largely in debt we
expect to sell during the next three or four years
a large amount Of Il. 20 that persons buying neW
may be sure that a sufficient number Of lots viii
be disposed Of 70 cause the city to be extended in
this direction.
Plans and maps Of the property can AZ an times
be seen At No 3 Cedar street up starr. and 81 the
Chancery Court Clerks Office. At the ceuri Hqnss,
JAMES wHETweRTR,
Aaminisiraior.
Felix n. CIEEATHAM.
ppz-H AGENT
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Farms. &c. For Sale.

OK HUNDRED AND FORTY acre. of land on
- thehead waters ofSouth Harpeth. in William
son county, in Civil District No. !. No improve
ments. Heavily timbered. Cheap.
A magnificent and productive Cotton Plantation
in Russell county, Ala, containing $40 acres,
we'll improved. at $4,000 cash. Rents this year
for SlT,5O0.
Ninety -eight aud a half acres Of land. fourteen
miles from Nashville. on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. with no improvements worth
mentioning, offered at bargain. Also one bun
dred and three acres in the same neighb0rh0od.
and both tracts first rate soil
Seventeen acres ON Brick Church Pike two and
half miles from Nashville. az n figure decidedly
low down" choice spot for house and vege-
table and fruit garden.
A splendid place. highly Improved. on the Gal
latin pike containing six acres of ground. good
dwelling and every comfort needed. A tip-t0p
bargain can be picked up if immediate applica-
ton is made.
Seven hundred acres Of land in Weakey coum-
y, Tenn. on the road from Dresden to Troy. at
Sl5 per acre.
Several other places in different portions Of the
country, including some desirable tracts Of land
on the Cumberland Mountain, suitable for fruit.
WO0l-grOwing, etc. A. NELSON K CO.,
novl-lw Real Estate Agents. Cherry street.
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patriot

THE Mobile courts have decided that
when man steals cotton its value must be
reckoned in specie, to decide whether it be
grand larceny and felony, or only mis-
demeaner. A man had stolen Eve hundred
and nine pounds Of cotton, which was worth
one hundred and twenty-five dollars in
greenbacks, twenty-five dollars more than
grand larceny theft, but only eigty-three in
s,e,se so that the theft Is Oaly guilty Of a
urfs,.ers.. amor, aud gets of by paying $500
fine instead Of going 20 the penitsn6ary.
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THEFENIANS.
Military Organization Urgcd-.-Defense
of the Prisoners in Canada.

New York. Nov. 12.-S. p Spear, Assistant
Secretary of var for the Fenians, has issued n
circular urging the necessity of having thorough
military Organizat on throughout the United
States and Territories, end containing instructions
for the foT nation of infantry, cavalry and artillery
corps. Mr. Stephens is still in the city.
TIE Worlds Toronto special saws; The Vice
Consul for the United States at Montreal, Mr..
DrummOnd. has made application to his Govern
men for the necessary means for the defense Ofsueh
citizens as will be tried there and are without
means Of their own. A very large proportion of
them mern hlYs "
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FOREfGN NEWS.
The Cholera in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
The Canadian War.


NEW York, Nov. l2.-The steamer Saxonia
brings Southampton dates to October Slst. Mrs.
Lincoln and daughter we're in Bath. They were
both WE'LL
ScoTLAND.-The cholera had broken out afresh
ct WoOlwich and CharietOn. 1t prevails lightly
il Edin urgh, ond had also appeared in several
places in Yorkshire.
IN Gambia the Turko Egyptian army had gained
a decisive victory over tle insurgents, MustaVa
Pasha with Is, 900 troops captured Corvannis and
subsequently pushed forward to the mountains,
where be was deteated after four DAYS fighting,
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Railroad Hotel to Lease

- letting the EATING HOUSE at the
new Depot Of Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
Railroad. ClaTksville Tennessee until the hrst Of
December next.
The following comprise the buildings. which are
framed:
Dining Room. 100 feet by q feet.
Store Room attached. % feet by 8 feet
China Closet. % feet by 8 feet.
All the buildings entirely new, and furnished
with gas fixtures.
The lessee will be required to furnish the es-
Enlistment in good style. and 10 keep first
class Eating house.
As the trains now run. there viii be three meals
per day taken BY the passengers az this house
ID. N. KENNEDY
JOSHUA A. COBB, tCommittee.
JOHN y. HOUSE,
Address d. n. KENNEDY. Northern Bank.
Clarksvilie, Tennessee.
nOVll-St
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Terrific Gale.

Pom HoPE, C. W.. Nov. IA terrific gale oc-
Cured on Lake Ontario. The following disasters
are reported hereabouts: Schooner John Steven
son beaehed high and dry, near the railway sta
zion: schooner Caspian total wreck; schooner Iris
wreck alongside cribs. schooner Helen sunk IN
New Harder; scho0ners Union, North Star and
Atlantic damaged.
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GARIBALDI has written the following let
ter to Mr.. JOHN JAY, of Philadelphia, who
is now in Europe:
'The sympathy which comes to me from
free men, citizens of a great nation like
yourselves, gives me courage for my task in
the cause of liberty and progress. l regard
to-day the American people as the sole arbi-
ter of questions Of humanity amid the uni
versal thraldom of the soul and the intellect.
Please express these my sentiments to your
countrymen, and believe me, yours for
life, G. G4RIBALDI."
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QUEBEC, Nov. Fit is understood that the
Government will furnish all necessary relief for
destitute fishermen on the Labrador coast
The Queen has written letter to Mr. Watkins,
Chairman Of Relief Committee, sending three
hundred pounds to the sufferers by the FIRE in this
city, and expressing deep sympathy.
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DROPOsRs TO RENT. OR LEASE. HER
i Finely Improved Cotton Plantation, eon-
taiuased In feur miles Of Pulaski. For particular,
apply 70 DR.. ATCHISON. Nashville.
..flr-fF
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oIrR OuTeInE PAGEs.

FiRsr PAGr.--circular from Gen. HooD--JEF-
PERSON DkyIs--ARNEIL's successor in the Legs
latere-GREKLEY on JoHN MoRRIszEY, etc.
FoURTH PAoE-Reconstruction Dificuliy-Ne-
gro Superstition, etc
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The Democracy OF the city Of New York
covered themselves with glory. They
elected an their Congressional candidates,
twenty-one Assemblymen, their entire oOun-
" ticket, With one exception, and gave their
candidate for Governor the magnificent ma
jority Of ioriy-six thousand. All honor to
1ham.
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KINGSTON, G. W. Nov. 12.--It is understood that
document viii be made public, after the depart
ure Ol the ministerial delegation, announcing i'm =
portant particulars Of the to be pursued by
them in England relative TO the COnfederat' j
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-13

THE present Congress elected Hon. JAS.
Books, Of the Eigth New York district
from his seat, and awarded il to Radical,
WM. +. DoDSE. On last Tuesday The Peo-
pie reversed this. actiOn BY re-electing Mr..
BRooKs BY upwards Of eight thousand ma
lOrily.
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Bank Robbery.


CNoINNAri. Nov. 1.-THE bank at Muncie, In
diana was broken open last night and robbed Of
$1,000 in Greenbacks and 5000 in United States
bonds.
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no WHOM MAY CONCERN

REcoaDER's OFFIcE. Nov. 8. $50.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons who have neglected 10 renew their d.
censes and also 10 those who have failed 70 secure
themselves that privilege. before going into BUSH
ness, that the law must be complied with III such
cases before the 18th inst, otherwise IL viii have
70 be enforced. This warning j. given In obedience
to instructions from the proper quarters. The
financial condition II the Corporation AZ this
time requires all the means 10 can command IN
that way o. meet engagements that are pressing
hourly upon t.. The demand, although unpleas-
ant. Is nevertheless Imperative. and il Is hoped
will prevent the accruing Of cost BY the continued
neglect Of delinquents.
Every merchant when applying for yearly d.
eense is required BY law 10 execute q bond In the
penal sum Of one Thousand dollars conditioned
that be will render 70 the Recorder az the expiTa-
ton Of his license, FfteateHf Fl fte
cost al al TIE 0oods brought into ~ sasabiishseHf
either froBs home abroad or saie rfiin fls sad
f,ceire BioHfhs, and pay tax upon the surplus n
the rate Of sWO mIls on the dollar, aiter deduct
ing the amount paid In advance. This statement
as sworn 20 bec0mes part Of a report made
monthly 10 the City Council. 10 enable them Ia
the assessment Of taxes. to either diminish IN
crease the same ~ the wants q the Corporation
may require. The owners Of taxable vehicles Of
every Inscription are also requested not % delay
any longer their duty Ia this matter. This invita-
ton !. intended % be general, and i l. hoped
that any other differing from this Hlll not have
% be given. II. g. EOSIEk, 30,
nov 9-til u0v35. Recorder.
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An EIegnnf Residence for Sale.

+ AM ABOUT TO REMOVE. AND Oyer
j my Residence for sale or exchange IN part for
City o. Edgefeld property. IL e on the Dickin-
son Pike three miles out. In every respect Il u
one Of the most elegant and eommodiQug about
the city: twenty-five acres, or more 81 desired,
on immediate application. Terms unusually low,
X. ABBEY,
AZ The s0sih'n As.hO. PuhlbhlnE House.
aeFo-2t
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InsnIVenf NOfice.

WHEREAS, HAVE SUGGESTED TO THE
w Clerk Of the County Court Of Hickman
eyunty, Tennessee. that the estate Of Thomas II.
johnson, deceased, is insOlvent, notice is hereby
gsven to all persons having claims against said
deceased to file their claims legally authenticated
with said Clerk on or before the 9th day Of April
next in order that division pro rata may be
made, ETC., or they will be forever barred, etc.
+. 5. EASLkY, Admir-.
novlO-wdV
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To Carpenters and Builders.
DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
Il Finishing Of the Maxwell House can be seen
at my office, from half past eight 70 twelve. for
ten days. The Architect holds the right 10 accept
or reject any or ali bids.
HENRY J. DUDLEY, Architect.
novl-l0t Office at Maxwell House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EVERY TRAVRLER

GH0ULD PROCURE A REGISTERED
- Ticket OF Policy OF the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company Of Hartford. the same hav-
ing large Cash Capital. All the Accident Com
panies Of note in the United States having been
Consolidated into this One.
5000 Ticket for one day costs only 8 cents.
Tor three days. only IS cents. For FIVE days only
81 > cents. For ten days. only 8 50 cents and so
Travelling Accidents, but all others They are
printed on sQft paper are as easily folded up and
put in your pocket books as a bank note. and each
FOR sale az the General Railroad Ticket Othee.
corner of Church and Summer streets, opposite
the St Cloud Hotel Nashville.
JOSEPH NASH,
novS-lm Agent Of the Company.
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THE Maryland Legislature stands As fol-
lows under the election last Tuesday;
Snoie.-C Conservatives, sixteen; Radicals,
eight
HOUSE Conservative, sixty-four; Radi-
Gals, sixteen.
Conservative majority on joint ballet
fiy-six.
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FOR RENT.

THREE COTTAGES IN WEST NASHVILLE.
4 with water privileges. Rent, SIS per month";
in advance. Apply on the premises, or 10
p. l.. NICHOL.
nOV3-lW At the COurihouse
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DLANs, SPECIFICATIONS AND EsTI-
4 MATES. promptly executed. A variety 81
Drawings for Cottages. Villas, Hot Houses. Gar
dens Parks etc. to suit all localities and tastes
an be seen al this Office.
EEFEu
JONI KIRENAS. W. T. BERRY.
GEO s. KINNEY. A. j. DUNCAN.
X. H. THOMPSON, KOBEnr THOMPSON.
MAJ w. y. Lewis.
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Dry Nurse Wanted.

A COLOaED GIRL. ABOUT FOURTEEN
IA or Fifteen years Of age wanted as 3 nurse.
Liberal pay given to one who is well recommended
Apply 90 p. l.. NICHOL
uOV3-lW AT the COurfhOuse
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ON wednesday. the 2Ist Of November,
~ on the premises. at the corner Of Broad and
McLem0re streets, / will offer for sale all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture Of the late
Mrs. Thomas Nancy, consisting Of one Extra
Plano, ParIor Mirrors, Sofas. Chairs. Wardrobes,
Carpets, etc. etc. Terms. Cash.
DIR. W. b. NANCY,
nOyll-td Executor,
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EnR RENT

CHORES, :OFFICEs, AND LODGING
- ROOM in the Sewanee Building. for the
wear 1867. For particulars, apply to SCOTT &
THOMAS, at the Second National Bank, or to
Dr. J. B. LINDSLEY. 81 North Cherry street.
nOvll-3t*
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LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON,
ARCHITECTS,

Office No. n North Cherry IT,. near Church.
P. o. BOX 3zJ NASHVILLE.