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Ter Of the Board Of Health.
v. 5. LlNpSLEY, NJ. Dl
a. A. BROnlE. NJ. 10. COMMITTEES
T.. b. BUCHANAN, Md
SUMMARY Of deaths by cholera, Tor tn
six DAYS. endinr Friday. October 3. 1866.


The report Of the Mortusry Committee Cor
yesterday mentions a few deaths from eho-
lera, among the negroes. The number is
not given.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE,
AT AUCTION,

ON A CREDIT OF PROM ONE TO TEN
" years, 50 acres Of land divided into lots suit
able for Suburban Villas.
On Tuesday, Oct. g 1856. at II o'clock, on the
premises, we will sell to the highest bidder that
splendid property belonging TO THcs. J. FosTKR,
situated mile and quarter from the City. imme-
diately beyond where the old toll-gate was on the
MurfreesborO Pike. extending 10 the lands Of the
late EDwARD TRABUE. The tract fronts both on
mands a splendid view Of the City and surround
ing country. and is unsurpassed for locality soil
good. All who desire-a splendid shouse. close to
COLLATION. free. omnibuses leave cur Office at 10
o'clock An.
J.Ls&R.W. BROWN,
sep11-tds So Union street.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
STEWART COLLEGE,
GAINESVILLE. TENN.

THIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
II September 10. 1866. Boys are prepared
for the higher classes IN College, or business
Students from distance can procure boardinf at
reasonable rates In respectable families. Espe-
cial care and oversight exercised over an aant
from home "a be educated here
send for our Circular The attention Of parents
who nave sons 20 send from hOme i respectfully
called 70 this school The advantages Of the
schOOl and place are superior.
Terms AZ Esual In good schools.
REV. n. DELACEY WARDLOW, NJ ID.
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
Instructors.
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OIL CAKE MEAL.
NOTICE.

DARAMORE, Sewers X WILDER, u. s.
i CLAIM AGENTS, havs removed %
NO, IS NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Where they are prepared 70 COLLECT CLAIMS
AGAINST TIE UNITED STATES GOV
EMINENT. for property taken during he
war whether reeeiDted for cr 1Dt Also. Collect
B0unties granted underth various acts II Con-
gTess. Give Us a a call. nu3O-3m.
WIISON. PETER a CO., Wholesale Drug
w Eists and importers Of Foreign Drugs and
Chemicals, Paints Oils. Window Glass, and Glass
ware, 6c.. and PFopriet0rs Of Louisville Chemical
Works. and sell the great SapOniher. Corner Of
Main aud 5th streets.
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Rermiftent Fever, or Fever, and Ague.
Remittent Fever, CEilI Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache and bilious Fevers, indeed,
sOr the whole class Of diseases origin
ating I'm hillary Heterogeneous, eaused
by the malaria of miasmafic eoun-
dF-faa
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HAVTNG RECLAIMED HIS HEALTH, HAS
III resumed the practice Of his pFofseion.
Ofioe. IS North Caesry etrost-lP STAIRS.
sspl3-lW r. q. D.
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DANCING sCHoOL.
MISS ELIZA A. GOODWIN

MISS HAAAA A. V9VUUWAN
Is pleased to announce that her Dancing School
will open Saturday. OetObe= 9Th, ut
o'clock, p. M, at her room. over SNITHs
Drug Store, corner Of Church and Vine streets.
All the and fashionable dances viii be taught.
and by a method alike Easy and attractive.
Miss GOODWIN solicits the attention of parents
and guardians especially to the privilege of grace
full education for their children.
Days Of Tuition-MOnday. Wednesday, and
Saturday, at o'clock. [oct4-1w
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o..
Thomas Cooper and others.
August Rules. 1866. Original and Injunction Bin
IT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
Il Master, from ALLEGATIONS In The bill which Is
sworn 70, that Iyra Cooper. Hester Ann Cooper,
Mary Cooper, klza Cooper and Mark Cooper,
defendants m TINS cause. are non residents Of
the State Of Tennessee 80 the ordinary process of
laW cannot be served upon them. 10 Is ordered
that publication be made for four gucccssivo
weeks In the Nashville UNION AND American, a
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
Tennessee, requiring said defendants 20 appear AZ
the next term Of the Chanccry Court, 70 Be held
az the court house in Camden, on the fourth
Monday in February next, then and there TO
plead, answer OF demur 20 compliments bfsl or
the same viii be taken for confessed and set for
sop9-4tW. DIP. HUDSON. CAM.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
oErIoE q TaE Uaros ave- Arsncaa.

60NDAT. U070OeT 7, 100, J
MoSETARY.-Gold opened IN New York yester-
day at 1881; was l4el1z At noon, and closed at
1875 at P. 4. Dealers here were Offering AZ.
and holding at 149.
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N. RUDDLE 4 CO. proDrietors.

Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale by Berry. Demoville 4 Wharton; J. X.
Harwell; Litterer K Cabler; Pulliam & McCul-
Tough; Blood 4 Gregory, Nashville: and by all
Druggists. junel3-lyd&w
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New York Cotton Market,

by Telegraphl
NEw YoRK. Oct. 6.-Csfton is somewhat duller
&c lower; 39c for middling upland, and 40c for do
Orleana tanrr
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WANTED.

7 MCKENZIE STATION. on THE NASH
"a VELLE and N0rthweste4r Railroad Fissy
RrfdEe Carpenters. Appiy AZ sha ofTlee a.
he Nsshviile and NorthWesteTR Railroad
METcALR 4 hcMILLAN.
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II. Forrest. David Forrest and others e.. The
heirs u james Forrest. deceased.

Petition O. Sell Laad fsr Partition.
IN THIS CAUSE III APPEALING TO THE
/ aafisfastiou Of the Clerk. from the allegation
IN the petition. Which are suorn 20. thal James
Lewis F Ilinm and y ary Forrest, who married
one - bsmbsrt. uh1 are % are. and John
Josiah and Marrf Forrest. who are married 81
heirs af Law II joan Forrest. Diseased. James ID
n r. MARY j.. Mandy O., John NJ and Josiah
Forrest all minors and heirs afl1W Of N ~ Ear-
rest. dcceased. and Ledskiah Forrest. who married
one s. y. Psafce. sud al heirs az Law ~ the said
Jones Forrest. deceased. are resilient defend
anti and reside ln the count'cs % organ. tc0tt
apd Wright. stafe 81 Missouri
~ = therciqre. ordered. that publication ta
made IN the Union and American. q newspaper
published ~ tEe eitF Of Nashville Tor ignF eouso-
cutiYe weeks commanding said defendants or
their herr and representative % arnear AZ thr
court-h house Ia The town ol Camden. county II
Benton, on the hrst Monday b November next
% plead aasWcr, demuf % said petition. Or the
sarna WI De taksn for confessed aud let f5r hear.
1iissss A. C. ERICSSON. Clerk.
sepii-Wtw
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
world-renowned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, il has be-
come the principal in use with those who want a
fine, free flowing ink md for its permRnency il is
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses banks or schools, it
is unegalled, and needs only to be tried to be APP
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8. ]. / ]. !. 4.
"~ LEVER AND AGUE is NOT
II the only consequence of the
- miasmatic poison. A great
~ variety Of disorders arts e
~ from it's irritati on. in
- 49, malariOus districts. a m n z
which are Neuralgia. Rheuma-
tism. Govt Headaehe. Blind
ness. Tootaehe, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma. Pal
pitation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Hyster-
les. Pain in the Bowels. Collie Paralysis and De
rangement Of the Stomach all Of which, when
originating in this cause put on the intermittent
type. or become periodical. This CURE {" expels
the poison from the blood, and thus cures them
all alike. IL Is not only the most efectual rem
edy ever discovered for this class Of complaints.
but It IS the cheapest and moreover is perfectly
safe. No harm can arise from its use, and the
patient when cured is LETT healthy a. II he had
never had the disease. Can this be said Of any
sther cure for Chills and Fever? 1t is true ofths
and its importance 10 those afflicted with the
complaint cannot be over estimated SO sure isit
to cure the Fever and Ague. that il may be truth
fully said to be a certain remedy. One Dealer
complains that Il Is not good medicine 90 sell.
because one bottle cures whole ueighborho0d.
Prepared by !. q. AVER a CO.,
Lowell, Massachusetts,. and sold By
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
and retail; in Nashville BY
BERRY. DEM0VILLE Z WHARTON.
0ct2d&w-oct6nOY
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THE MARKET YESTERDAY MORNING.
The city market yesterday morning was
very fnll-the largest we have noticed the
past six weeks. We were surprised to see
the proclamation Of the Mayor utterly dis
regarded by hucksters and others. Apples,
peaches, cabbage, and in fact everything
saleable that comes under the prohibition,
was openly offered for sale. This is not
right, and the Mayor viii doubtless take
steps to punish all who are guilty of viola
ting his proclamation of prohibition. The
time has not yet come when the withdrawal
Of the proclamation would be a judicious
step. Tie terrible pestilence we have en-
countered ought to teach us wisdom.
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NOTICE.

UYHE SUBSCRIBERS FOR STOCK IN THE
MeGavOesZ and Ma. Vernon Horse
Railroad Company. are hereby notified that
the calls for the balance Of their subscriptions
have been made By the Board Of Directors. Dsya-
bic as foll0Ws:
% per cent. on the let Of October next.
p per cent on the 18th Of Oetobsr next.
= per cent on the lst e NoyeEnoer next.
p. R. CHEATHAM, seey.
seu8S-tilI nov. 7.
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PHOTOGRAPHER.
Masonlc Noflce.

TN THE CITY AND EDGBFIELD. ALL
Il Mas5rs who may be attacked with sickness
during the present epidemic can have nurses fur
nished them b. applying az The Drug Stores Of
Kline K Sherman. Dcmoyiile K Co.. and Watkins
Stevens. Persons willizg 70 engage as
JOHN MoCLELLAND.
Cumberland Lodge No. 8.
~. u. HOMELL
Phanix LOdge No. Isl.
GRO. W. JENKINS
sepls EdFefeid Lodge No. "a
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LINsEED OIL.

WE AXE MANUFACTURING A EEPE.
w nor article q idnysed 0ii in oar D1G 1IGk.I.
On Broad street. near The eorner u Aciscnore
J. PLUNKET co.
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CHIRIQUI INAGls.-We have had, the
pleasure Of examining quantity OF gold
received by DIR. J. C. AVER & Co., from
Honduras, in payment fer their medicines,
which are extensively sold Throughout Cen
tral America. Among massive crosses,
bracelets, and chains, are the rude images
which have been taken from the graves Of
the Chiriqui chiefs-birds, turtles, serpeuts,
bugs and reptiles done in sold gold. They
carry us back beyond historic times, TO pc
RODS and places where barbarism reigned
supreme They seem to come here now in
mute appeal from the winding sheets Of
their ancestors, to ask for the simple indians
in the mountains medical protection from
cultivated skill, against diseases which gst h.
er them up in too early graves. Ignora Mt
and unlettered as they are, they have learn
ed Of the white man enough to know where
TO apply for relief, and what viii bring il.
Our well known townsmen, above named.
inform US tina. they require their remit
tances from foreign countries now 10 be made
in silver and gold.-L9pcA lSeAt;nel lEassa-
ehWsetis. ioct2-lw
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WANTED.

MET NURSE WANTED. APPLY IsfaGE-
w diatsly a. This Office sepl9-tf
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RATES or ADVEREisING.

The proprietors Of the morning papers Of this
itv for the purpose Of establishing uniformity %
The rates Of advertising, have agreed upon the
1Iiowinr table Of charges. and o5liRate them
elves hereby 10 abide by the same, 70 take effect
from this date:
rrx LIKES OR LESS TO ooNsTITUTE sQrAEE.
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DAIRY FARM FOR RENT.

TlHIS FARM is ON THE WEST SIDE OF
Il Broad Street, lust in the edge Of the city and
cannot be equaled where the renter desires 10 sell
the milk in the city. There are Forty Acres 81
Rich Garden Loan Twenty Acres Of Old Blue
Grass Pasture, all under new plank fence. The
Barn is 60 by 30 feet with II foot shed on three
Cdes, capable Of accommodating fifty COWS. In
Brusher, and Cutting Knives attached. There Is
also. comfortable FRAME COTTAGE, and a
never-failing well. The Cistern attached TO the
sarn Is out Of order and will require rebuilding.
sepl4-lma W. III. GORDON.
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THE NASHVILLE AND DECATUR Rail
RoAD-MAGEIFIcEET SLEEPING CARS
Under the energetic management Of J. 3.
VANDYNE Superintendent, the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad has almost, if not en-
tirely, recovered from the damages sustained
during the war. The rolling stock is ample
for the extensive business Of the road, and
in a few weeks the company's machine and
car shop viii be finished. They have also
in course Of erection round house capable
Of housing ffteen engines.
Messrs. E. H. PAINE &Co, have placed
two magnificent sleeping cars on this road.
In company with other representatives Of
the press, by special invitation, we had an
opportunity to examine these sleeping
coaches on an excursion out to Brentwood.
They are of superior quality. with all the
modern appliances for the aid and comfort
Of passengers. Forty-eight persons can be
accommodated in each coach, and the venti-
lators are so arranged as to secure current
Of pure air throughout
These beautiful cars were manufactured at
Springfield, Mass, by the celebrated WATSON
Manufacturing Company. Messrs. PAINE
& Co., are also proprietOrs Of the sleeping
coaches on the Louisville and Nashville,
Louisville and Memphis, and the Memphis
and Charleston railroads. They ran the
sleeping cars on the latter road before the
late war. An extended experience in their
line of business has thoroughly acquainted
them with the Requirements Of the public,
and will enable them to secure the comfort
and ease of their patrons.
Passengers for Memphis can take the 9
P. NJ. train, secure a comfortable berth in the
sleeping car, breakfast at Corinth, Miss, and
arrive at Memphis in time for dinner.
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CHURCH AND SPRUCE STREET RAIL
WAY COMPANY

WAY COMPANY.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Stockholders IN the Church and Spruce Street
Railway Company, that they are expected and
required to pay their stock. as foll0Ws:
On the 10th Of October. 1866, . per cent.
On the 10th Of November. 1896, . per cent.
On the 10th Of December, 1866, 3 per cent.
On the 10th Of January. 1867, Is per cent
Stockholders are urged 70 be prOmptin their pay
ments. LEROY ARMSTRONG,
sep2E2W Secretary.
[D.B.G. P.AT.l
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OsE. COPY OF MEIGs DIGEsE. APPLY
Oat thh oflee. ssp2-tf
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CT
ngnei by hiendsw
win always be a ymayde
Nashville Sept Z 1866 J. A.
CARD.
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REcoRDER's CoURT-There were no i'm
portant cases before the Recorder yesterday
morning. Drunks and disorderlies const-
tuted the ohenses tried:
KATE SMITH, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance, did not appear
in Court, but sent in her plea of guilty and
was fined the usual sum-S9.
ANN ALLEN abused and cussed" LUcIN-
DA THOMPSON, and LUCINDA retaliated by
striking her with fifteen cent bar Of soap.
They were sent to the lookup in default Of
81 apiece.
Wan ALLowAY, colored, running his
hack without lights, paid S..
EMMA BATTLE colored, plead guilty to
drunkenness, and went to the workhouse So
worth.
Thomas J. LOVE, an old offender, was up
for too freeuse Of the ardent. He promised
to leave the city the Judge would let him
of, but His Honor was irexorable. LOVE-
had made the same promise many times be-
fore, so he was sent back to his old quarters
to sober off.
JOHN O'NEILI, a handsome young man,
arrived in the city last Friday, and imme-
diately started to see the sights. He was
soon in a condition to see double, when an
officer kindly interiered and conveyed him
to the boarding house on the banks of the
Cumberland. He was charged 50 for his
lesscc Of municipal affairs.
MARY SIMMONS, eolored, arrested by POI
liceman TnmRIcK for stealing tin bucket
in Smoky, was discharged, and the prose
cutor taxed with the costs.
JAMES RUSSELL, arraigned for obstructing
the street cars, was discharged, the prosecai-
tor paying the costs.
HENRY WASHINGTON and JOHN RILEY,
for larceny Of whip socket from carriage
belonging to Mr.. PENTBcosT, were dis
charged.
The case Of HENRY SMITH, for stealing
property Of ia. PETTIs, was transferred to
a magistrates court
GEORGE WHARTON and Zach. TATE, col
ored. had a quarrel about dog, and each
applied to the police for the others arrest.
Judge WILKINSON settled the dispute with
a 50 plaster on their wounded feelings.
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IN CIIANCERY an wOODBURY.
nririnnI RIIl-Enr. - -

Cullin :. Curlee. Administrator Of John T. Chr.
lee, deceased, -, The Heirs and Widow and
Creditors Of John r. Curiee, deceased
Original Bin-Saie OF Land
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING To .fHE
Il Satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master. that tho
insolve q the Estate Of the said John IL Cur
lee. deceased. has been suggested;
IL Is therefore, ordered. by the Clerk and Master
that, publication be made in Union and American.
newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville.
I?r Tour consecutive weeks. for ali the Creditors Of
the SAID John +. Curlee. deceased, to appear and
make themselves parties % said suit and ile their
claims with the Clerk and Master Of the Chancery
court az woodbury., on or before the first Monday
will be forever barred.
IN 7 J. JETTON. C. an.
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A pROMIsORY NOTE DRAWN By HENRY
"A ERuNEsk % the order u 10. New hinnoy,
Jsss En-. ~. ne ssbi.e - esefieusi fT,n a.
rotating ior aaid meta. Isc5i4-tf
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PLANTERS HOTEL
SUMMER STREET,
Clear CEDAR


NDtICe TO OcEHOHdeFH.
A n ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS or TIE
-hfenneases Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pany vail Be heid at the 0iiee Of said Company
No. q North College street. 90 Monday, October
lst pr01. "A. W. BUTLER.
sep1-td soercfafr
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j. ". DNberrp, gen. Superinteubert,
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neue pelteen aus une erueuern AuG BITE alien ~ ben btute.
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frnftee Wertb9egeRfdnbe fur eth 0ber Feben Sabre au Der.
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unTerer terabee feSten Yrdmien a~ntufeben.
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bejatIt. SOM &. Rppte, prdE.
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Branets VI. WtHet. SoMe64. @trae.
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