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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-21
AFTERNOON sEssION.
HOuse of Representatives,.

FRIDAY, July 20, 1S66.--The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock.
On reading the Journal of yesterday, the
SPEAKER remarked that it would have to be
amended where it stated that Messrs. MAR
TIN and WILLIAMS were present, when, as
every knew, those gentlemen were in COM
mittee room, and could not be considered
present.
The Journal was then ordered to be read
again, when
Mr., RAULSTON said he was well salts
fed it was correct as it was.
The SPEAKER remarked that while he
occupied the position of Speaker he could
not allow the journal to stand as 1t was, I'M
Tess his decision was revoked by the House.
Here Mr.. GARNER demanded a call Of
the roll.
The roll being called, it was ascertained
there were only ffty-four members present,
lacking two of quorum.
The SPEAKER directed the dOOrkeeper
to hunt up absent members, and that the
doors be closed to prevent the egress of mem
bers inside, for lack of quorum.
So the question of amending the Journal
was not settled.
Mr.. SMITH, of Hardeman, arose and re-
marked that as there was an officer OF the
law present serving writs on some OF the
members. it should be considered an insult
to the House, and moved that said officer be
elected forthwith.
Mr.. ARNELL suggested that the motion
be modified by requesting the officer to leave
| the Hall.
Before the motion was put, the officer re-
ferred to, Z. D. WENTWORTH, Special Dep
uty Sheriff, left the Hall.
| The following documents were read torthe
information of the House:
! STATE CAPITOL, July 19.-Mr. Speaker
and Gentlemen Of the House Of Representatives,
| l have the honor to submit the report OF my
! deputy sent TO the district composed of the
counties of Sumner Smith and Macon, to
serve noticeon Hon. THEODoRE HERRMANs,
to attend the session of the General Assem-
bly, Immediately. WIN. HEYOT.
NASHVILLE, July 19.-TO Captain Wm
Heydt In pursuance Of your orders OF The
| 10th inst. 1 repaired to the Pictorial Dis
triet of Summer, Smith and Macon counties
to serve notice on THEODORE HERRMANs
| Representative from said district, and attel
diligent inquiry, / find chat the said THEo
| DoRE HERRMANs is not residing in said dis
trict, or in this State within the last foul
months. but that he has been residing IN thu
State of Illinois for that time.
DANIEL NAYLAN.
Capt. HEYDT also submitted a repor
that Mr.. JONES, of Greene, was nov on thu
floor Of the House.
Mr.. WINES rose to = question Of priv
lege. He said that the rights, privileges
and dignity of the House had been shame
fuIly invaded, and that at g proper tlle
when a quorum could be secured, he shoul'
introduce measures whereby the dignity
the House could be vindicated.
On motion, the House adjourned until II
| o'clock Tomorrow.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph


NV York. July 0.-The conalerciqIts money on icy
article saws stock speculation is rather less active
and prices slightly lower. Erie firm and better.
Railroad and State bonds more active and hrmer
Government lists generally weaker. Money
shade easier Call loans mostly at per cent.
There is moderate demand for importers bills Tor
gold. FOaeign exchange bills going quite up to
the demand. %.
The money market remains very easy, with the
suDDIy largely in excess of the demand. The Gold
market was generally down this afternoon, and
after settling down to 1897, rose to l5Oat the
close. Cash gold is getting scarce, and has been
loaned to-day at Is premium, but chiefly at lower
rates. Market for foreign exchange Is very d4lI
and al lower rates were accepted to-day by the
leading bankers. Government securities were
dull and weak. The following were the closing gd5Ig
rates. Registered 1881 10914 9l0915; Coupons ISL
9I[@1O91I; 5-2Os registered 1862, 10fs@lO5z2;
$40 coupons '62, l065S@l0634; $40 coupons 64
lO5GlO5l5; do '65, 104349l05; August 7-3Os, lg32s
alO33I; June 1905 1031s910334; July do. 1O35s@
1881. After the second board the stock market
was steady in the long room, and the great feature
was the sale of 5000 shares NJ. 5. at 50. AT the
last open board the market was generally steady
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MFTRoPoLITAN PoLICE-Dr. w. IL.
WALKER, Examining Surgeon for the Me
tropolitan Police Board of Nashville, ex-
amined some forty applicants yesterday.
He examines as to the physical and educa-
tional ability Of the applicant more par
ticularly as to the former qualification. fla
manis deficient in eye-sight disabled many
manner, or cannot read aud write correctly,
he stands a poor chance to become a Metro
politan, notwithstanding he may have been
a Federal soldier. From what we learn OF
yesterdays examination, there is still room
for other applicants. It will not be known
until some time next week who will be the
successful anplieants.
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HONORARY And COEEERCIAL.
oFTrcE OF yHE UxIoE 4SP AnERloas. J

SATURDAY. July q. 1896. ]
MoSETARY.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day: at l5OA. was the same at noon. and closed
l49Z at Pm.
The ratehere was las buying and $50 selling.
Government securities are as follows: 5-2as los
@105I4; I0-4Os.9S2499Szs; 1905 1035s9lO334: Ger
tifcetes 100.
There is no change to report in uncurrent
funds. Bank Of Tennessee is bought at $685.
and sold at S5 Planters Bank is bought at 60
and sold at 81, with but little demand. Union
Bank is bought at T0972 and sold At 1914 wa
Southern money generally Is very dull and
rates are lower.
CorroS.-Our cotton market was unusually dull
yesterday, there being no sales or shipments.
GRocERIEs.-This market is quiet and steady,
with fair supplies. Prices are unchanged since
nnr repnrt of Yesterday.
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one year

CoNuNUED.-GEoRGE Melville who
lives near the Louisville depot was before
Esquire MATHEWS Yesterday, on the charge
of obtaining from man by the name Of r..
}. SEXTON, under false pretenses, three hun
dred and twenty-five dollars worth Of nails,
by representing that he was real estate
owner in the city. SEXTON also testihes
that he was induced by such representations
60 expend large amount Of labor ON Ger
tain house and LOT in South Nashville, that
he represented as being his own. The case
was continued until 10 o'clock on Monday
next Mr.. MELVILLE gave bond in the sum
Of two hundred and City dollars for his APP
pearanCe.
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Cincinnati Market

CrVc1vSATI. July 20.-Flour dull and prices
nominal; superfne offered at S97 50 for city
made. aud S. for ST. Louis; extra Is held at ~ %
@l0 .; and family Sll@ll 80, Wheat dull and
offered at s. 80, without buyers and new white;
crop Of 1866, at 81 25; extra spring 81 ~ and
nominal. Corn unchanged and quiet. Oats dull'
dy, 81 . duly paid, and q in bond. Provisions
quiet: nothing doing beyond limited jobbing
business at previous prices. Lard held at lS52'
but no BUYERS at over 70. Groceries steady Su-
gar I2dl5 raw, and 161z17J4 for refined. Coffee
2i@3l Butter 23G26. Gold l49.
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For Debility. Loss of Appetite. Weaknels, indi-
rcsfion or Dyspepsia. want of action On the Llyefs
Bi-urdpred stomach. there are no bilierl that
compare with these iu removing these distre.iing
complaints. For mlo or can le had a. envy Drug
Store iu the United states. OF nom the Fropuc-
s5reefs. to whom all orders should De addressed
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ec,t.g'. Chemical Writing Fluid i beesm.u.
world renowned FIR its superior quality nav A
been introduced ouly about ElN year.. % nia "A.
come thc principal iu use With those Wln utai
49, fefItv- ne bsst isE for records that can %
r=alI Fo- eouufiug houses, banks nf schenii, b
+ rresafleI .uI need .siiy '0 De ulcl % % NJ
proved For slic by DrurEists and mefeh'h Z
GURLEY. RUDOLF s. CO.. Proprielora.
Corner seventh aad Green rtreeil
Louisville kcnigcl
ror a4r. bv Berry. Uen1vi.le q Wharton; , )
UTrweiE Liftcrar & tabier 2ulliam 8 MrCn
IgHth. Blood & Gregory. MELVILLE; and 4y p
Drr--i.fs junei3-lYdkf
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TuEArRE-Las night Miss MENIEN APP
peared in the play Of the French Spy "
20 a large and arpreciative audience. She
never, in our opinion, appeared 10 a play
more suited to her peculiar style Of acting.
She acted her part to perfection, but her
support by the stock actors was most execra-
Die. As tonight is 10 be her last appear
ance, we hope she may have that support
which an actress Of her reputation and talent
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-21

Sent To THE WoRKHoUsE-Two soldiers
bv the name Of MIKE MURPHY and JAMES
MoRmsEY, members Of the 10th Regulars
were before the Recorder yesterday for rob
hing a man by ,he name of DENNIS OiER-
HIN Of five dollars. They were fined $50,
IN default Of which, were sent 10 the work
house. The robbery was committed in
Smoky"
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NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.

Young maa. stop before you further 20. Of 90
diseases subject 20 man. thcre is no disease So hard
20 cure as Might Emissions, and physicians arc
scarce who understand treating it; and 20 you
can say that have cured handrcds in .his city, q
ter dollar. and are now well cured by ne. um dan.
ly receiving Letters and sending medicine % ail
parts 0fthc country. lu word, an that are disoas
ca In any way and win give call, will give sats
faction for an III the diseases mentioned in tAia
advertisement. The best of references given iu,
this city. An letters should be directed %
DIR McGHg.L., box IiJ Nashville Tenn.
Office over John Aork's Book Store. Union
street, between College and Cherry stseet.
ilylO--ly
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PITTS PATENT. (Genuine,) 4. aud =,
HORSE POWER SEPARATOR AND CLEAN
Err, complete.
EXCELsIOR ENDLESS CHAIN OR
RAILROAD 1 AND 2 HORSE POWER
THRESIIER AND SEPARATOR, complete.
TWO AND FOUR HORSE. COMMON
LEVER POWER, AND THRESHER, known
as the GrOund-HOg.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, with
Self Rake.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. with
Dropping Attachment.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. Hand
Rake.
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Powers IL rnE FIELD AGAN.-MKE
PowERs will reopen his old stand, on The
southeast corner Of the Square end Market
street, on or about the lst Of August at
which time he will have returned from an
Eastern trip, to purchase an entire stock Of
new and seasonable clothing suitable for this
market His old friends and patrons will
not forget the rcdoubisble MIKE iyls-h
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Louisville Market.
[By Telegraph

10y lcl6BIdphsl
LOUISVILLE. July 2O.-Sales Of III hOgsheads
tobacco at a decline of so cents on Tugs. Super
fine flour 81. Mixed corn in bulk Csc. Oats 44c-
Mess pork SD so. Groceries frmer. Bacon
shoulders lG7Ic; clear sides 2l1zc; hams .. Raw
whisky p
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By Telegraph
Nav York. July 20-StOcks weak. c x n
preferred 64j5 c L n w 355s; n Y S234; Reading
fi0i%. Hudson ll6; Erie 653S. q x r S72s; n \ Y
lOil& Boston w P 80; MarapOsa preferred ~; w
II telegraph 50 a: p 1887, registered, l22 5-4lS'
registered. 1862 1866 Tenn 6s va; x NJ eertlh-
cot a. 933Z
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BouNp OvER.-A one-armed man by the
name Of JAMES EDNoNnsoN was arrested
Yesterday morning, and carried before
Esquire MATHEWS, charged with attempt
ing to Kill a negro by the name Of GEoRoE
KENNEDY. Mir. EpNoNpSoN was bound
over in the sum Of $3.50 for his appearance,
on the 23d inst, before Esquire CowAN, in
Edrc6eld. where the difficulty occurred.
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NJ. Louis Market.
by Telegraph
~ ~ ..rr

ST. LOUIS. July 20.-Flour still unsettled;
Spring ex 81 so; Fall ex SO 80; double do 50 ..
Wheat declined SC; fair to good 81 sO9l 80; prime
81 $500 O5 choice 81 1902 Is. Corn stiff at dc
92c Oa,s frmer at 44@4Sc. Pork S3. Bacon
clear sides DE Whisky slow at 81 1892 %.
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RELIGIOUS NouCE-Owing to a disap-
pointment In expected ministerial help,
shere VII! only be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church, saturday at lol A. NJ,
preparatory 20 the Communion on the Sab
bath.
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DIR. BURBILL,
NITILL ATTEND CASES OF SPINAL AND
w Hip Disease Club-fOot, knOck-knees, Pa
OFFICE on the Square, next to corner Of Cedar
street
OFFtcE HOUSE, to u and % 20 81.
april iuueS-Bm
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Central Railroad Bank %
Georgia Railroad and
Banking COmpany...95
Bank of Middle Ga......S5
Marine Bank-............-S5
Nashville and Chattan00
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That have ever been performed iu this country.
Hear what DE SAYS.
have reason TO speak In the highest terms 81
the NIuor Bath. / have Urlctcod 10 for Gen
years. and have never found DC Oh TAIL boz thctrCat
ment of those diseases. iu from two 20 eight week
at the iarthcst; primary, secondary or Che gari1u
constitutional forms of syphilis Debtlitated Sp--
Throat or Mouth; Red OF Copper Colored Blotchcit
on any part Oi thc body Scaly Eruptlous ON Tx
Fucc, Head or Body; an Diseases Of the Skin.
caused by SYPHILIS or impure state Of the blood
Shankcrs. Nodes. SwcIlcd Iestics an pains ol thl
bones by Mercury and syphilis, Endorsement q
the Joints; Falling ont ofthc Hair Rheumatism
ScrOfGlas and Neuralgi3s I ana now ready Co
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The great Blood Purifier. NJ g SDuug and sum
NOR Medicine stands unrvalod, removes ali im.
purities from the blood. and gives health ana
strength t1 the systcm. . go
HURLEY. RUDDLE b CO.,
Pr0prct9r.
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Aathis b. really a Specific ior Worms, ard ne
ba7f and most ralltnble form % give 90 eiilaie h,
it l. not surprising that DO o. iaal tAhii,- tue
nf ulI Other UrcpHriIll u7 i't H'iia' ~ t-i'a '.
h.. INV child will take Do.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best.
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-Always 90 De Depended I pan-
Nothinr more reliable than Huleys Tonic
WTILLcdrc A que and Fever. Chilh aud fever. ~
w recruitment Fever. Dumb Arue. Every peFspu
who has tried lurlcy's Tonic speaks n the ligaea.
terms of b. Asa curative agent it % uusufpa. ed
and more certain than guinfur. NO bad rgslilt
from, fisinr HURLEY Tonic. Everybody should
use UULEl'S AGlE TONIC send orders to
HURLEY, BUDDDLE x co.
Projectors. Louisville. ky.
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On end amer sunday. July srh. l556. and until
further notice. trains viii run as loliews:
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Colum-
bia at 7:2o, ~. Arrives al Nashville l0.oo. Re-
turning leaves NashviIlcat 3;2o. P. %. Arrives sc
Columbia, g, p. N.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville Of $50, a. E.
Arrives at Decatur at Sis, p. u. Arrive at Hmu-
vile at 7:37. P. N. Leaves huntsville 1855. A.. 81.
Leaves Decatur az SEQ, A. n. Arrives az Nash
vile at 1855, p. ~ Connects at Nashville with
Nashville & Chattanooga and Nashville & North
western and E. & X. r. RS for all points on
those lines. With Louisville Is Nashville r. r..
for all points North and East
Memphis, Mobile snd New Orleans Express
leaves Nashville ut ai0, p. A. Arrives at Dcca-
tur at i.57A.M Arrives at Memphis at $40. 2. lI.
Leaves Memphis at $50. A. g.. Leaves Decatur
at G25, P. NJ. Arrives nc Nashville at &05, A. 81.
Connecting at Corintb and Grand Junction with
trains on the NJ. 6 o. and Miss Central R.R s.. for
Selma, Mobile Nicksburg. New Orleans. and an
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
Nashville & Chattanooga, Nashville & North
western and EdscGcld & Kentucky r. r. IS. for an
points on those lines. and with Louisville &
Nashville R. Il. rail- points North and East
Through Tickets can be procured at the Office
Of the Nashville City Transfer Company, No. .
North Cherry street. and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville, Tennessee.
Baggage checked through
}. Il. VAN BYNE-
ION l1.,,or,1 Sr,r,..r;,,+ a,,.Isrf
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I'd BUIIDERs.

r,V.rFD PROPOSALS WILLIE RECEIVED
- - ~. rliIar4irncd until July 9Th Tor the re-
s,oieiire on the FIRST BAPTIST GU kCal.
plans and specifications can BE- seen % re once
Of the Architect. WlLhhIl, hlDbEisl- q w.
corner of Church and High stfcc,s-
The right % reject any o. all BIDS 3 re.erved.
JAMES THOMAS.
fvIT-1w Chm Building Committee.
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y NAAAA NA NAAA AAAAA "a .s..-4Aa
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina. .-----...-. I'D
Merchants Bank--.~..2a
Bank of ROxborO'-----..20
Miners and Planters
ban k.s..-.s..-----...-. .s-.l ID
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TONsoRIAL SALOON.
FRANK PARRISH,

mHE OLD ESTABLISHED AND EVER RE
i LIABLE BARBER and HAIR Dresser; has
The honor 10 inform his many friends and the
public, thar his shaving and Hair Dressing %,
loon. next door to the New Express Building, and
opposite the Masonic Temple, still remains open
f1r their custom His BARRIERS are expert In their
business attentive and polite. and always FULLY
ND TO the latest styles and fashions In their line
ne solicits q call from al Old and new Trends
rroruisiup 10 ALI full satisfaction.
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tnipn aud smtritan.
sATURDAY. TULY aI. Ises.
THE CITY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE
TnnTNE

LouisoiUe and EashuiHe Ruiiroad.
49, N.gL,-,lI, 81 - T.15 A
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections az Louisville Tor
the East. West and North

Steamer Of q. S. Mail and People Line leave
Louisville 40 1890 noon daily, and at 300 VI
daily, arriving in Cincinnati in uue % connect
with early morning trains for the East.
Baggage checked from Nashville % 80. laul',
Chicago, Cincinnati, aud an principal Eastern
Cities Ia The Night ENpress leaving ar g-.p
fernediate stations between GallatIn and Nasu-
Vile. except on SUNDAYS. Tor through p2ssengcIa.
Galiatin Accommodation viii run dally etegtt
sunday al follows. Leave Galialln az ltVJ ~
arrive al Nashville 40 300 i IT. kelnuinEi
Leave Nashville ut 40 NJ. arrive % tallatin
ALBERT EiNh,
General Superintendent /. 4 n. =. X.
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CAETrs Dr. vIsirE-Ladies can have visiting
cards executed almost equal to oopperplate PRINT
ing. and al oao-hslfthc the cost By sending their
orders 20 the oGice Of the UxioN AND AMERICAN.
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CIEIsONIC DISEASES.

RHEUMATISM Affections of The LUNGS
Diseases Of the THROAT, SWEILED JOINTS
Stiff Limbs. pieurisy. Pains. Ulcers Caucerr
GraYcl, Diseases OF the Heart and Liver. lnham-
nation OF the stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or Scrofula, Deafness. Diseases Of tho Ewes, De-
bilitatcd systems. Dyspepsia or Indigestion uad
Consumption with am Pr-Vate DiscnEe
md nI.lL... II III. L-rLu.r- hmm
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BANKERS 8 BROKERS.
SELL YOUR UyCUREENT MONEY.

The following are the rates paid By TH0S. S.
MARI, BROKER. corner Of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to fiuctuate but may be depended on
for a sufficient length Of time for remittaHces 20
be received by mail OF express, ifforwsTded With
Outdelay.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-21

FoE the neatest Cards, Bin heads. Circulars.
Letter heads. Checks. and. indeed, al kinds ot
printing either plain OF fancy, call st the VNioS
ASp AuINckN Jon R0oNs, Union and American
Block. corner Of Church and Cherry streets, Oai
At the counting room and examine speeihens'
RlwLnL on CnuNrERrEIIs AND Bash lnnItAIloNs.
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THE CHURCH SUIT-This case, which
has elected no little interest for some days,
was decided yesterday, in favor Of the plain
tiiis. Il seems from the evidence adduced
that prior to the war a man by the name Of
LUsK donated a lot near the Chattanooga
depot to the McKendree Church, on which
to build a church for the colored portion Of
their membership. The McKendree Church
built an edifce on the lot, in which the ne
gro members worshipped for years. Aiter
the capture Of Nashville the congregation
seeded from the McKendree Church, and
Joined the Northern branch of the Metho-
dist Church. Now the McKendree Church
brings suit to recover the property. The
trial took place before Esquires PATTERSON
MEACHAM and ROBERTSON. The defend
ants took an appeal to the Circuit Court.
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no THE LADIES.

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been 90 un-
fortunate as tQ miscarry, or prove ahortivc can
be carried tO their full time. ~ found pregnant
lfv Giving me d call
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CoLoErp PENTEa.-The Job Printing Oihceo-
the uxsox AND ANERicsS Is now prepared 70 ex-
ecute printing IN eoloEs with great facility and at
rates assouishingiy lev.
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rng Oilce % NsuRE lIFR IN Is the kNictER-
rocr1R. with $4,000 EUHFtus.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SnTH. Agents.
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NEW Firing
ALLISON BROTHERS.

rrvUE UNDERSIGNED win continue y ~
1 GENERAL. MMlsslON and cuilNA
fACTuHA6E BJ ST Ls1, AZ theirULD ~
BROTHERS .-rr...,
Jpfy aih. I4eL ALLY. ALLISON.
L--L--L.-
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PosrrEs. PLArs 90 REAL EsFkrE, D0DsEhs,
arc. executed in the best style Of the art at the
UxIox AND AnFnIoAN Job Printing Oaice.
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RAILROADS
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
Short Line
Between Nashville and Huntsville.
Memphis. Vieksburg, Mobile. New
Orleans. and lii intermediate points.
ILra.L b NgnlLH EiIhalI - q q.
FARE AS Low As THE LOWEST.

1alveas rtma Je,,-.ea Ma isHie r,,{ Hetiie and
trtf-0 r,tar-s i...-seg No. riH 9sf Nsr
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DISSOLUTION.

IWE CO-PAETN EESHip HEfkIgt5lth
rrisiinv under thr STYLE Of ALLi-3Nh a
KfHKMAN 81 this day Dissolved p mellli 2
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