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Mrs. J. L. DAVIS has been rendered a
complimentary benefit at " Davis Opera
House," (old Theatre), tonight by her
numerous friends and the attaches Of the
House. A good entertainment is promised.
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THE dFHYlL

TIE sale Of the McGavock estate lots
commences tomorrow. The property is
situated in high and healthy part of
North Nashville, and the real estate in that
direction viii he Of great value one Of these
days. 0nnihusses viii convey al wishing
to attend the sale from Hendershotts cor
ner, commencing 10 run at 10 o'clock
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AT Masonic HAIL LAST NIGHT-We
understand that, notwithstanding the disa-
greeable condition Of the weather, the Sons
of Temperance enjoyed fine time at their
reunion last night. alt
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AcoUETRX girl speaking Of 8 dance
which she had attended, said; "The
dancing was nothing but the hugging was.
heavenly 'ss1'
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POLICE CoURT.-This institution is not
much patronized oflate, for instance there
were only three cases up for disposal yes
terday morning, and even they were Of the
most ordinary and unexciting cast. Are
all the. old banners gradually betaking
themselves to other quarters, or is NASH
vile becoming moral? Something certain
ly is the matter. Our record Of crime has
dwindled down extremely small, recently.
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GRAND INAUGURATION FESTIVAL. =
Tonight the Catholic Benevolent Society
give a grand festival at Masonic Hall.
Great preparations have been made for the
occasion, and = large attendance will
doubtless be on hand. If you want to
enjoy the evening pleasantly, we can think
of no better place than the festival at Ma
sonic Hall. rsrT1fe .AsEt
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MEETING OF THE GRAND DIVISION OF
THE SoNs or TEMPERANcE-0RDER OF
PRoCEssIoN.-Th Grand Division of Sons
of Temperance will assemble at Tempe
rance Hall, in the Masonic Temple, to-day
This afternoon there will be a grand pro-
cession, of which the following is the order:
The various Divisions will assemble at
Concert Hall, Masonic Temple, at o'clock,
P. NJ, where they win be Joined by the
Grand Division. The procession will then
form on Church street, the right resting on
Cherry, and will move precisely at 2
o'clock, up Cherry to. Union, up Union to
College, up College to the Square, around
the SQUARE to Cedar, up Cedar to High,
down High to Church, down Church to
Spruce, down Spruce to Broad, down Broad
to Summer out Summer to Mulberry, down
Mulberry to Cherry, down Cherry to Cas-
tleman, down Castleman TO College, down
College to Broad, up Broad to Summer, up
Summer to Church, down Church to the
Hall where the procession viii be dis
missed. At o'clock the members of the
Order, and the.public generally, are re-
ouested to assemble at the lecture room of
the First Presbyterian Church, where adj
dresses will be delivered by Rev. R. A.
Young, orator Of the day, and others.
]. S. Patterson, Chief Marshal.
John Morrow, jr., Assistant Marshal.
DIVISION MARsHALs.
Elysian Grove, No. IN. J. G. Wren.
Edgefeld, No. I'D. II. Smith.
Temple, No. 22-J, Elan, rs
Tennessee No. 30-J. II. c. Weller.
Whites Greek, No cow. Wilson.
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THE Postofhce viii Be closed this morn
ing at ten O'Clock, and remain closed dur
ing the day.
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AND ALL INTERMEDIATES POINTS,
Splendid Sleeping Cars GA
ali Night Trains.

THROUGH EKPsEss TR4IN-Le2yes Nashville
Daily st I'D P. NJ
Connects with Memphis aad Charleston Rail-
road for Huntsville. Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all intermediate points.
Leaves Decatur al 800 A. N.
Arrives at Nashville at-......-........ll:59 A. NJ
3 Connects at Nashville with Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, for all points East, North
and Northwest and with evening trains on n. *
G. and N. Il n. W. and Z. * K. Railroads, for
points on those lines.
Freight and Accommodation, Daily
rH Except Sundays.
Leaves Nashville - a. NJ
Arrives at Decatur at.................. 600 P. n
Columbia Accommodation Train.
Daily, except Sundays.
Leaves Colum bIa at .-......--........ 1:l5 A. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at.-......-...-....l00 A. n.
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THE centrally located carriage shop on
North Market street, occupied by Myers &
Hunt for the last eight years, is for rent.
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Lo1lsvlL1E. Ky, October IL, 1s56-
To Z. Wider. Esq. CITY:

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Bitters, and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, J. Z. BUCKLES,
"0id Reliable" Agent Erie r. R.
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SGN6LEToN, at the P0stofice, has Har-
per's Weekly, the Waverly Magazine, the
Chimney Corner, and other literary papers;
also, the latest dailes.
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Mr.. Eaicard Wilder, CTty

Dear Sir: Ny wife and child have been 1ffeT
ing for several months from indigestion. My
wife, seeing your advertisement requested mo TO
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remain yours respectfully,
T. NJ. SWAMI.
Of Craig. Truman & Co.. 2ls Main sEsesG-
Louisville, October 20, 1866.
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ADDTrIoxAD city intelligence wiz be
found on the first page.
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A HEAVY SUIT.-Some time since H.
McCIay, building contractor, sued John
OEerton for SIS, 600, the amount at which
the contractor values his material des-
troyed in the Maxwell House during the
war. Itseems that Mr. Overton contract
ed with NeClAy for the fitting up of his
hotel, but Just as a large quantity Of ma
terial had been got together, the war broke
out and the work came to a premature
close. The prosecutors now sue for the
damages they sustained by the carrying off
and destruction Of the aforesaid material,
which consisted of doors, windows, lumber,
glass, etc, etc. Mr. Overtoh contends that
he should not be held accountable for their
losses, as he contracted with them at SO
much for the entire job, of fitting up the
house. What is somewhat unusual in a
Chancery suit, a jury has been called,
there being considerable oral testimony,
upon which decision was desired. The
evidence had all been taken yesterday, and
the council had commenced their argu-
ments.H -Hrr.r. .- FeF rvvFr-v vgrtH Z e
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Rock HAvEy, MEADE COUNTY. KY..l
October -, 1895.
U-. E4,eard wilder. Louisville. Ky.

H-. Ed,rard Wilder. Louisville Kp.
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remain yours respectfully,
@ P. p. NEVTTT-
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For Rent for the Year Is,
FOR RENT.

TIHE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. NO.
i y North Market street. below the square.
occupied by Myers & Hunt for the last ei.ht
years II IS also a good location for Ware
meas. Inquire Of ?. L. NICH0L. Court House.
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TOHN B.. EVERETT AND JOHN W.
% MURRAY, who are carrying on the business
Of the above firm, would respectfully. call the
attention Of their friends and Of the public gene
rally to this stock Of NEW GOODS.
Mr.. Everett and Mr.. Murray are, and always
have been, residents Of Nashville or its vicinity
and consequently are identified in interest with
the people whose patronage they solicit.
Their house is the same occupied by J. B.
Everett and H. r. Buchanan for the period of
fourteen years previous 20 the war. They return
to the business again, hoping to share the patron
age of a generous public. To their old friends
and numerous custom IS they would say, Come
and see us" believing that the satisfaction here
tofore given viii be sufficient guarantee for the
future. nOv29-lm
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING HOME BVF-
IL denee. Of its medicinal virtue. and trTit in
your own family circle:
Mr.. Ed,ourd Wider, csv.

Mr.. Ed,oord Wider, CTty.
Dear Sir: have examined your Stomach Bit
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TO be. The high order which the ingredients
going into 1t take in the Materia Medicll, as well
as the most happy proportional combination OF
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similar preparation in the country. The fact
thatyou use only the purest Bourbon Whisky
must necessarily recommend your Bitters IL
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not only gives you better product, but also
recommends itself BIZ clearer operation.
... Emil SCHEFFER.
ApOthecaTy and Cheutist-
Louisville, Sept. @, 1856.
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PROMPT PAYMENr.-The Insurance
Agency Of Messrs. Farnsworth & Clark
has this day settled with me promptly and
satisfactorily for losses sustained in the re-
cent fire on Cedar street, under policies in
the Hartford, Arctic and Columbia Insur-
ance Companies. JOHN B. JOHNSON.
1t
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MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.

The Three Cent Government Tax on
Observation-Disclosures needed i'm the
Revenue Regulations. Etc.
Ameeting Of the CAamber Of Commerce
was held yesterday morning to act 10 re-
gard 70 a coIhmunieation received from the
Memphis Chamber Of Commerce. A. G..
Adams took the chair, and the following
was read by the Secretary:
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. Goth, 1866
President CHAMBER Of Conmeroe, Naskrille,
Tennessee. Your attention is respect
fully called TO the-esmmURieation below,
and your assistance in requested in raising
the necessary amount of money to carry out
the objects of the committee, the purpose
of. which is fully set forth by them.
q Very respectfully,
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Nurse Wanted

A N ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN. TO TAKE
eountry home. Apply 70 g. X. Fairbanks, Room
~ Colonade building, Up stairs, nov29-lt"
For Rent for the Year 1867.
TUE COMMODI0US BRICK. DWELLING
L IN Edgeheld belonging to DR.. Summers. close
70 the Suspension Bridge, containing eight or
ten rooms, with good Cistern, Wood House, etc,
etc. etc. Apply 10
= v.5iL ARLINGTON & FARRAR.
nOv2-lY IS Public Souara.
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A LITTLE AFFAIR.-A person named 3.
Palm yesterday visited the Office of DR.. G.
A. Schifi; on Cedar street, and, tits alleged,
drew pistol with which he menaced the
Doctor, aud afterwards struck him over the
head with the weapon, producing number
Of severe wounds. 1t appears that the
parties had previously quarrelled about a
lease, which Palm had purchased of Schif,
of some property in the city. The parties
appeared before Squire Wilkinson yester-
day, and the case was continued until to-
day, when the merits Of the case will pro-
badly be inquired into
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HoNs. w. B. CAMPBELL and J. r. HAw
KISs left this city yesterday for Washing
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- - ~
II rate on Salt FROM Nashville to Chattanooga
viii be reduced to the following figures.
Z bushel barrels, from 81 25 TO SI.00
3 buslel barrels. so cents
q barrels seven bushel car load
Ia @. z. H. EWING,
nOy29-lw Gent Freight Ag't n . 4 c. r. R.
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THE PAEToMIMEs-The Pan.omime
last night, owing to the Srerching rain, was
not so well attended as could be desired,
though under the circumstances the audi
ence was as large az was expected. The
performance was a complete success, and a
most agreeable entertsinment. 1t will be re-
peated TONIGHT, and, If the weather is
propitious, We trust the b teatre will be filled
with the elite Of the city.
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baggage SnecAed through
FARE As LOW As THE LOWEST.

For Through Tickets and other information,
please apply az the Office Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets. and 1t the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville, Tennessee.
j. B. VAN DYNE,
nov29 General Superintendent.
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Leaves Columbia at as 4.
Arrives at Nashville atr,--.....-..--....l000A A.
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ner, commencing % run at 10 O'clock.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07

OK STREETS should be cleaned up
4, once. All the filth which has accumulated
IA them durius the war is still there. The
;.ocy VI throwing the mud into the center Of
:hc streets. in our opinion, is labor thrown
AWAY. and We have heard the same opinion
freely and frequently expressed by our cit'-
,sn.. We are not surprised 10 be Informed
Is mcmber Of the Board Of Health that this
DIR, is infectious, aud will breed cholera md
c.hsr disease. Then what should We do?
$h.!, we shut our eyes aud supincly await
the coming scourge. No. Our streets ought
to Ic toulLerc,. or, Mt the least, well macad'
am;.el. When this is loue, all this accumn-
lNel ilthy dirt will have to be removed any
how. Now. why not determine to have this
ivae this Spring and Summer, and thus, while
We are removing the infectious cholera breed
Is: &:h :roa: our streets, VIC will, ut the same
,,~,-. he preparing them for bordering or
@acalamizins, and thus making our town NJ
l".,: respectable Our Council should meet
A. ONCE and determine to DO this, or adopt
,,:ae other plan for removing the filth and
improving our streets. But if they should
nil n what .ecms their pa pablo duty, let the
leorle through petitions or pubic meetings
*: taeu know that such measures arc wanted
sal exy ect.d Of them. There never will DO
,!me whea this cap better be done than no'r.
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DAWLEY'S WAR NOVELS.

Being nil fpurd Facts Of the present Rebellion, over
30 40 copies Of which have already been sold.
No. LACK MOSBY. the Gucrrllu.-The records Of
New Gate do not show In tho life ofany highwayman.
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LIVINGSTON AGAINST 'EoERCCE: o.. Life In New
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THE AMERICAN LADi'S COOKERY BOOK. The most
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TIE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF COOKERY. III
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A,k|,c,, T. L. DAWi.EY, Publisher,
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Charleston, March 9th, 1866

TuE TIN JUDICIAL CIRourT has been
50 changed as to. include Clay County: and
The time, OF holding tho Courts are 40 follows;
Mason Dc County u, 25th days Of February april
Au.us. and Oct, Putnam County 10Th Gays
Of March, May, September ana5 so ~.
Faye,.e County, 1sth days q eatss; Sa OH
s.p..aSer and November. Gay eeGn,y. Eo.o
1sy. Of March, May, September pn md Noss g;
ber. Kaasxha County; dtta g ssA s.
June. October and December. ~ - !:
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CHolEnA.-We call the especial
Attention OF our citizens to the communication
fEog. III" Board Of IIealthin another column.
L. every on" read and then get upon the r'sa1
'as;e.;;ou> thrown out. Yet we fear that our
c';..ca, are not sufficiently arakentd TO the
'.'3 -. necessity Of this thorough cleansing, in
C'''-r 20 prevent, if possible, the advent and
r.'a:S Of cholera in our midst. The Board
q ilesl,h should appoint one Of their number
/" Health OMcer, to personally super'ntena
ia: work Of draining and cleansing, with
P'ser 20 compel the thorough execution OF the
Wa. We arO surprised Chat ,this was
q ila.. anl believe, until it is done, very
"a'e will be effected. Lot il. DO done at once.
III; OK citizens should not wait, but do what
"Wsses,ed in the circular and cammunlca.
aSa CT once and thoroughly. Ono further
suggestion VIC have to make. Several hun
a'ei barrels Of lime should be used BY our
'":ea' in whitews,hins and for scattering
10 cellars, out-houIes. priries, &c, rs dis
's:ec:aa;. Unless this is furnished 1t thoir
very doors almost many who would otherwise
70 70 will fail 10 pressure and use thisim-
S0''aas preventive. Lot the City Council, or
'sae Of eur entsrprising citizens buy guam:
III! otliue, to be furnished TO our citizens At
'0''' Who will take this matter in hand {
1'e'nFs i. tho word, gr5.s .st..@.,'rf
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPIScoPAL cHuRcH-Rey. ". z. W.T.
uAAsnS Pastor Services ovcry Sabbath at loH O'Clock
4. " and ~ p. ~ Services for ColorrI Persons a,
3P. y. h1yer Meeting every Thursday evening" - ,
pREsBrTERlAS;c HCRcH-Re1. J. NC. B1.r N
Ils:ot. Services every Sabbath at II O'Clock N and
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SIbadtA ScAooS-Every Sabbath q, , O'Clock r. u.
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1vIM SEHTcx1, With Lecture, every Friday evening.
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Arrivals and Departures Of Mails

Al hASAMdA Z. L., WEST VA
Hestersa and EdStern Mail arrives and departs
.vssy day In the week Sunday. excepsd) per HauA~ha
Packets.
L-rtrlabstr0 Aa7-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Satur6dSs. ut O'Clock, r. ". Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 5 o'clock, A. II. - o..
GuUGMd0fte .NnlI-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, 8P n Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, "A. u.
.LncksGIt e.. III. MdiI-Arrlrcs Wednesdays and
Saturdays. l. Is. Dcparta same days. I. n:
Spencer MHfi-ArriveS Tuesdays, II " Departs
s,m- day, {. r. Y. .r..
Wuymr c. II. Mau-Ar.ivcs Mondays, 8 r. u.
Departs Wednesdays, 8 \. n.
Feb. l1th, 1885. y. g. WHfTTEKER, p. u.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

OKAyAwrA County, SS:-At Rules held In the Clerks
Occ Of the Circuit Court for Kanawha County, OIL the
first Monday IN February, 1885,
Theodore g. Williams Complainant IS. James Todd and
others, Dcfrndan,s-In chancery
ho object OF this Sut Is to orcclose mortgage oli
tracts OF land of 1000 each, situate IN wyoming
county executed by James Todd to Sarah T.. Jenkins,
january 2d 1852 aud assigned by Sarah Z. Jenkins to
Mary CorleS wife Of John Corcs, August $780, and ""-
signed By John Corlcs md Mary his wife to the coi-
I,hinant, January4 lseG1
This day came the Complainant By counsel: and !! APP
nearing By affidavit filed that James Todd Sarah IT,
Jc,k ms John Corcs and Mary Cores his wife, are o-
residents Of this State oil his motion ordered that
the said defendants do appear here within ono month
after due publication Of this order and do what ~ ncccs-
sury to protect their interests In this suit.
Copy; Tcste: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
SMITH & KxiGirr, Sols.--fcb. Fl, lSeo.-l7w4
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Feb. II, lSGG.-lGw4
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ss:-

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.
y At Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Wayne County, the first Monday n january,
1850.
john Bromley and Anthony copey, rs. Win. H. Copcy
and othcrs-ln Chanccry.
1.-THE object OF this suit beng TO recover OF the Dcfend'
nnt William H. Coplcy S?OoO and to attach his estate In
the hands Of Joseph Morcum, his dehtor nnd also to
attach house and lot IN Ccreo, the legal title to which
Is In Wheeler; md also to attach % acres OF land
IN Tug river and subject said property 10 the payment
Of said debt.) $1,000 .
And It appearing by affidavit filed, that William II.
Cury Is a nO- resident " this State Il Il ordered. that
r do apprnr here within one month amer due pubca.
ton Of this order and do what Is peccssay to protect
his Interest Ia the premises ,, ,,,