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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
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ISav11WUa7H, July 3.-eeoAecg LAne
came M from g. Louis on Friday last, and
vent directly 70 the residcnce OF Nj: NC
Cali. upon The Government iafm: Before
ss.v{cI a. Louis his conversation indicated
: dsesssninafion 70 commit suicide, causing
MIN q BE- closely watched by his friends.
sh.v even rettiDg possession of his pocket
kniie. fearing Il might be used for the fatal
nurpose. On Sabbath afternoon he desired
10 ride out. Mccall brought up his carriage
and invited Mr. Adams TO ride with them.
Aftcr getting to the carriage Lane expressed
n desire TO return to his room for his cane,
refusing TO allow any one to go for him.
Returning with his cane, they drove out
upon the heights overlooking the fort and
city. Ar. Lane entered freely and cheerful
" into conversation, remarking upon the
beauty Of the city and landscape. In re
turning they had TO pass through gate
that separated two fields Mccall alighted
70 open the gate, and Ar. Lane stepped down
from the carriage, at the same time passing
around TO the rear, and said goodbye. gen.
tlcmss, and instantly discharged pistol.
with its muzzlc in his mouth. The ball
passed out at the top of his head, near the
centre Of his skull, producing fatal wound.
There has been consultation Of six ply.
siciaps at Lanes room to-day. Nothing can
be done for him all hope ID past. Mrs.
Lane il with him. lie may linger for two
or three days, yet it IS doubtful. He has
not opened his eyes since last night, but
presses his wife's hand. and Is furnished
with q small piece OF ice when he puts his
tongue out, this being the only sign Of con.
sciOusness he shows.
There 10 much feeling here, and more
against Lane at present than ever shown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05


Never ret frightened you and yourself sessd With
M attack u bilious fever. II taken In time Il y ii.
ways durable. Any cxpericnced phyeician viii know
what to d" though his prcscsiptons may noe be To-
times for less thnn ten dollars and &c may do his rst
but still fail 10 restore ralth II h noe n ifh
Radways Regulating Pills. They never fai 10 eject
cure Some people dislike 10 get well 20 easily and
only, when taken down with Bilious Fever, 70 Admin
lister To themselves six 81 Railways Regulating lTIIr
and " they do not operate In i've eix hours u re-
prsi the dose The second dose will be certain 10
mess. will follow the action II these Pills They cs-
rrcise II" such pcrncinus influence A. soon ~ the
lr nave olHrntsd the patient feels relief lie feels
that he is always .onyalcscine. From two to four
fil- per day must he taken aficrward until the pain
t'kncs-. ct disappear and Ia the patient L. well nj
M rSinsr of =, cents or 10 for kadyvnys Regulating
fiil- ti-cnd o ten dollars 10 u medical al.
ten'ih' We heg !" say that this is plnin natter ~
iaei statement aud no fancy sketch whatever We
nav" NOT stAgtt rated the happy effect nf kaiway's
fili- Ia cas-. oi Bilious Fever. We have simply de-
pi'tcd the trnt. ~ any olc may know who will trv
th'~c excellent iills under nnst any ii r., n ancrs
They speak iur themselves. Their merits need no
empty puiicry They cure II variety Of eomplnnts
and iul"us Fever with speed and certainty. sod Nv
Druggists -
y u, isadwny's Pills are composed Of Vegetable
Extracts possessing remarkable medicinal powers
They extract Iill hence their superior strength
and purity to all other Pills. or two are sufficient
~ keep the iowcl- Liver. spleen, Kidneys etc reg.
Mar and healthy. and when thorough purge II r..
CURED, five !" Fix sufficient.
EXTRACT FROM DIR STEPHENS DIARY.
Dir. KapwN 4 20.
ID Casc-David Bruce aged twenty-sIx. called n 4
J. " on Nov. I'd: found that he had been attacked
with bilious FEVER for twenty two hours gave hna
drinks of honcrc tea. In twcnty-four housr he wa
COW f-C.nt; 10 at work and terf.ctv hsalthv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

SAN Francisco. July IA letter dated
Mohavc City, Arizona, June IA, represents
mining prospects flsttering. Small predato.
~ bands OF Indians had plundercd camp
In the Macedonian District, and murdered
one man, and another at Mohave Springs.
Two companies have started in pursuit Of
the murderers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05


Supesintsadsut Ksaae1t - ln1l5u(1r1
tho Isesupsltonn psltee JoGoo - -
they viIl coatinus = sne6tso 3 49, -
rrssrdine ~ sals sfiiqosesa oen41Hs ~
viii not make any asrsoe lee Slol11foo eeths
exeise Law Of 1896, until ethsRuioe egoosd,
owing to the decision 81 Reeeedse DsaGkstt
that The Law 10 uneonslitut3sool.
10 Brooklyn, yestsrdey, . - aansd v.
W. Volts. I painter, deliberately Afsd .
loaded muskst into . groap Of children.
killing one and wounding two. The child
killed was VIM. Lehman, agsd six yeess.-.
The wounded children were Wm. Martin
and Chas. Boeert. velts was arrested.
DISPATCHES from Ill sections Of the eoun.
try announce that the anniversary Of indie
pendence was celebrated with spirit cvefy>
where. The Demonstration in this city w.
equal 10 any Of ~ pfsdseesesso. In rhila-
dslphia u sdAy was mads ~ eeoasiee r.
presenting the war tattsesd 1Aee q "
Psnnsylvania regimsnts 10 ths State IN.
thorities. Gen. Hancock took eo0mand Of
the veterans, who nunbsrsd abeut TO- ~.
together with shout loo esphaae d bstk
sexes, Of slain soldises. Cen. MeaAs nads
tho preosntatios, end 0ev. Ouslin voooipod
them. Appropriate addresses wsss nade.
Vera Cfus datso q ~ 81 q June s1ate
that the vomito Of fevse was raging thsee.
and deaths wefe Aumsroua. 4.
Is vas believed thae oonta Aana vs. ast-
ing in the interests II ~ ehussA peety. II
consideration Of which he s1pec1ed . y
elevated 70 the President, h. peomisins y
restore the church party y thsis psspest1.
Aasimllisa eoatiavss ressoaaiaine end
eonccutia tiug his army. III
The French troops whieA evaeuated Mae-
amoSas bad reached Vera Crus.
A Liberal movement W San Luis palosi
had compelled . rsinfoecsusut Of thaA ploss
BY the Impesialists.
There had been no deaths OF sdmieeions
on board the hospital ship Of cholsss p.
tients yesterday.
Early this 0osning hrs burst fIeo ths
New Haven steamboat freight depot q Psek
Slip and IN short tine The vhe1o u ~
buildings we're in sheet q flaDe. Ths
particulars have not yet besn ebtaissd.
There were twenty i've accidents hsss b
powder yesterday.
A German named Fake deliberately shot
. policeman dead ct The Tanmany hall 81
ebration.
Letters we're received yesterday iron tn
President, Secretary Wells, and othess.-
The Presidents letter says there can b %
noblsr work than the obliteration Of the pes
sion and prcjudices which tetard eoncilia
ton and prevent the restoration ofall Statel
70 their Constitutional relations with thl
| Fcderal Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

1Dmvenport Market Report.
Ovr,cs OF rns DAvrsrcR. Dssoc.As.i
July 5. 1866.
FLoua-Advancej tl.0o per barrel. Whole
sale, per Dbl. $500.
In sacks. $500
In bulk ESQ.
Retail in Dbl. $500.
In Sacks. ESQ.
In bull. 80.
CoRx NsAL-Pef bushel. 7Oeta.
wHsAr.-No. !, old, ol.s5. No new, q.
No. 9, new, 9Oc.
Coax.-l5c,
BARlsr.-No. l. 4octs. Nos, ss0sssas.
Oars. 25@2sc.
POTAfoss-3S@40c.
Oxioxs.- NO dem.nd.
BU1ssR -25c
Eoos.-90c
HAY.-es. o0Qe12,Oc
CoAl-lsc At depot; lie at:levss 80. .i
WooD.-G@75.
New York MARKET.
hsv Ysss. daily S.
F'G s.:,I :. : sns sS1ss:gsF " 'sosse n
Mi. Club. o. as@2. Is for new No. ! Mi. ~
e9.4O02. As for new No. Nil.
Corn-Opcned irregular end unsettled. end
closed firm. ct s40e0 uneound new. oSOel
sound, IS for Winter Yellow, aad ol.9O iol
White Winter.
Oats-A shade 6rmef, q s00ss ssw.
Pork-Opened heavy and . mese nedsfsse
demand. q - ls039.ss 6sr nsW, cluoins q
e32a5 cash, asd e2s.So ed.
Lard-Dull and heavy. ls09l.
Whiskey-Quist, o9.9S.
Petroleum-Quiet.
lar, pAnes,.
Flour-Closed dull ed droepioa. 80.
whest-Closed very heavy.
Corn-Clossd nrm and active.
Pork-Closed heavy, new mess 81 e5 cash.
Lard-Closed dull and heavy.
New YOP1k 0eOe1Ro.
Nsw Tom. July s
Gold opened and closed q ol.69X.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
DIR. RIGHTS
r c i've n a { Ing e1ixov.

Cnfoe t.ieral Debility. Weakness Mysteries In Fe
males. Population Of the Heart aud al Nervous lis
eases. II restores life and vgor TO the aged eau
sn. se ho oood u onih TO course the scins rector
Debility. re-toring Maniincss and null vvor thus pro
sinr perfect Elixer of Love-" removing Sterility
and i,arrcnncsa In both sexes To the young middle
aged and aged. there Is no greater boon than thix
Ennr OF Life" II gvcr new lease VI Life. causing
tho weak and dcbtsted 10 have renewed strength and
vsor. atAi the entire system 10 thrill with 10y and
pleasure. Price. one bottle 81; three bottles t5 sent
~ sAprcss TO any address.
Our medicines arc sold and recommended BY all re-
sN0bic druggists IN every part d the civael globe
eemc dcalcfs Try TO deceive thcir custoc b. sellig
ehcnp. worthless compounds II esdcs 10 make Doney
Uhsrs Il Nc dru2ststs does not kccp thcm write 10
o.. And we VII sod them BY exursss carefs1 pack.
"a. sec from observation. We VIII be pleased 70 r.
ssvc lst.css wi ~ statements In regard ~ aay d.
with which laiics or gentlemen sfe afalcf1a Al
drcss ailicsassS ~ mccinee pemphlee OF aayire 10
the propr. III. W. u. MkkwfN. " Walkes q. NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

T u NO NEW ARTICLE put before the public
on sccOunt n the Excitement in relation 10 Chol-
en-. has been manufactured and used for the last
tweneyAvs ycars. The iact that during the year 1s
eS.Cse b0ttks OF II we've sold in the New England
stnees. soey ON it, merits, without advertising, IL
ard eilacious. rricc only Is cents For sac 81 ali
DfueRists. Fuller. Finch 4 Fuller, Wholesale Agts
CHICAGO. junel2-d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

NEW YoRK, July 3-Gold lower, opened
ct $153; Declined 1925; Advancing 153s
Closing 1854. Government stock shade
better.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WALrnAM, Mass.

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vorla ~, ~. num-. :. h,x. nm. .mnl... e.co.
ties We have erected IN addition to our main build
ngs expressly for this branch OF cur business, ard
Sled u with the beat worknen In our service New
machines and appliances have been constructed.
which perform their work with consumate delicacy
and cxactncas, The choicest aud most improved ma
tefals only are used and We challenge comparison be-
tueen this grade Of oar work and the finest imported
chFonometcss. We do not pr tend to sell our watch
= for ins MONEY than foreign watches, but we do
s...rt ,.;,hou, s.s, IF contradiction ,h., fr Tho
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

Stores for Rent.
TWO COMMODIOUS BRICK STORES AND
i Manufactory On Second street.. four doofs
above Perry, nov occupied BY Selby's raroiture
store, for rent on reasonable tefms ApplY TO
Mayo dtf I. @. De00AU1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

Marriage ana Cellbacy. On Essay
q Wasning and instruction for Young Men Also
D1easss nd Abaees which proetraAe tie vital powc
WITH case nse o. reasf eeat ffee a charge b ecal
aOU0HTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia
n nDel6.AAwa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

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DXT14n8 0tnPL101fYs
Opt1tasly psesateI xsxls iess: s9..,..cl
seeeesej yvSs sth. 1853. The eeleesooo4 kAukEI
6EN SEWING MACHINE, Win pcosaA on11e
sttsshnsnt, most wondsrfal I'D eleeoo0y go
stsa stsd Novelty; u nois.aaee e esfcssse. ~
SlxeLs TunsAD Of I'll kinds. nakesthe ks.ot1e
Stitch nore esr/set and rsesise tAaa b 49,,
and with extraordinary rapi0isy, oekn& ~
stitches to sach navolurson Of Ne wnnas WI
sstAsv. Asm, r.es. shisv. tied, =. = $500.
LiAsLs 70 orr our or oRDna, end will lest i9a-
sms, being the ssRoxesss nAcn1 me1e. ~ 20
teken the Pamsuu at 0fAss Fans, and receives
The approval Of Ill the principal Journals and .
those who have USED them.
Household i suppliss vssast passs."-Ss-
ssThis nachins suspaeess "a sthsss ~ heve
seen, nd Il wuuld rsquirs ee2ann y eeaoeeeee
its numerous viftues. "-Dno1ea DevS,le1SSe
ystvsfy rsgidly, with ssaDsa nes1be, 49,
lie rassise sslssh easssly me ~ hsslstwiss
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inAfretions eSrsseipt efprss. -. A4os6 49,
q svssywhsfs: Cisssle ssssaasaeg Lasssa y
easements ssnt ffee.
PINILY OR6 0EWlN0MACmm8O co.
svis-1wlyl 01ee. leo ne...a ea.see !. .
The Ecnpoo lAvery 0tab1A
Cerner TAlra anA rsEsy sosss
~ WILL A AL HoUhb 1Unrnsu
H l.iyesys Dooed 0egnn oQApoe eGgooons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

n scAlci envelope Tree. The Cherokee I1lls are sod
by all druggists nj ~ pct box. six bOxcs fus Is q
they sent nv mail. oc Of postage In a Ordnasy
hotter. - from oecsvst ion. by addressing the ss
proprietor. Dv. W. X. AEkwIN, "a Walker It, New
York. N. B.-Cherokcc Pills No. arc prepared Sue
sct al casr when lnlldcr incidence fail these are
scn nv mall postage isc. on receipt VI -, tho price
oil ual IA hnx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05


LOUISVILLE, KY, July I.
The nomination Of Gen. E. Hobson e
. Union candidate for the clerkship Of the
court Of appeals was enthusiastically ap.
plaudcd by large meeting in front Of tie
Court House. A letter from Gov. Brown,
approving the nomination, was read.
Gen. IBarnSe1l killed by . Negro.
CoLunsIA. s. c., July4.
General Barnwell, distinguished eisissa
Of this State, was shot ysetssday while e.
ing to his plantation near Charleston. He
received two loads From . dooble basssllsd
shot gun. About twenty minutes after -.
ceiving the wound be fell ffem bic hosee
and died. Ii 10 not known definitely wha
the murderer was, but il 10 supposed - y
negro who had exprsssed streug animosi.
~ against the family.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

NEW ORLsASs. July 3.
The steamers Miami and Foots, nine day.
from Brazos arrived in distress ct BsasoG
City, the former wreck and the latter out
Of coal.
Gems. Mejia, Oliver and stats With por
tons Of their commands we're at Brownsville
en- route for Vera Cruz.
Matamoras remains quiet.
The schooner Enquirer With 400 bales ol
cotton burned in lower Mobile Bay OF tho
pntk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
EXTRACT FROM DIR STEPHENS DIARY.
CIk T. ISOk FEE PILLS.
~. Female A3e0eeRaHnr-

Cure Sspprrsscd. Excessive and Pals
shl Mcrsssaslian. 0rsen sicknsss. Ncr.
vwis ant Spinal AilsCiIoos .Iains In ths
llack. Nkh Headache .Oidd ineas, and 81
discascs shat spring ffom isIcguhsity,
by fculDving the cause and al ellpc1e
thsa ark, from II. Thsy arc pes1oclly
safc In al cases. except when l0sbiddss
BY dircctious, and easy b sdminsune,
Ne thcv arr nicely sugar coated. They
should he In hands VI every Mai6ee,
Wife aud Mother In the land. Ln1iei
can address US In coincidence. and -
their complaints In full. - We tssas I'll
Female complaints. and prepare med.
tctncs suitable for all discusses which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09
National Military Asylum.

The Managers of the National Asylum for dis
charged volunteer soldiers, authorized by act O
Congress, approved March q, 1866 ask proposals
or sites for Asylums by donation or sale. The
premises must be situate in one CT the loyal States
contain at least 200 acres Of land, and be IN 8
healthy location and easy Of access by railroad OF
otherwise 1t is the purpose Of the managers to
erect, without delay, extensive and permanent
buildings for said Asylums, and ITS establishment
viii be largely advantageous to any section or rail
road in the vicinity Of its location.
Plans, specifications, and estimates for Asylum
buildings, including detached cottages, are also
asked for the approval Of the Board. Liberal COM
peusation will be given for the successful plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and estimates
the FIRST named to be in writing, containing plot and
description Of ground and terms and conditions q
transfer must be sent TO Major General B. F.
BUTLER, at Lowell, Mass, on or before the 10Th
day Of June, 1866.
BENZ. +. BUTLER,
President Board Of Managers
LEWIS B. GUNCKEI, Secretary.
june5-Sw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09

The commissions then remauded Robert.
I into the custody Of tbe marshal, appointing
/ Monday morning next as eleven Oclock 80.
l the preliminary eXami nation.
Mr.. Roberts is detained & the Astor
House.
The warrant alleges that he did begin
and set on foot a military expedition, and
| has provided aad is now Providing means
for a military expedition or enterprise to
the territories OF the Upper and Lower
Canadss, and other provinces or couu tries
adjoining thereto, all of which ssid terrific
RES are a part Of the territory snd under
the governmental jurisdiction Of the King
dom Of Great Britain, foreign state OF
power with which the United States are
now at peace.
MOYTGOMERY, June Gin the United
States District Court, now sitting at Mont
gomery, Judge busted presiding, an in
dictment for treason was read against Judge
W. G. Jones. The substance of the charge
is, that the defendant being Judge Of the
U. S. District Court took upon himself the
Office Of Judge OF the Confederate State Dis
trict Court. The prisoner plead not guilty.
Ex-Governor Watts and Judge Chiffon
appeared for the accused.
An indictment was also found against Geo.
W. Gayle, for conspiracy to murder, &c.
The indictment charges the defendant,
with enc James Works and T. S. CasweH,
did on the lst of December, 1854, propose
to kill Lincoln, Seward and Johnson; that
he caused to be published in the Selma
Dispatch, a notice asking for one million Of
dollars from the citizens Of the Southern
Confederacy-that this sum would cause
the assassination Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Seward and Johnson"-that he himself
proposed to give 81 ,00O for this purpose,
etc.
Ths prisoner pleaded "not guilty" Theo-
dore Num-, Of AUteuga, and VIM. p. VAN
derver, Of Montgomery, became his sure.
ties in the sum Of Sl5, 600 to answer for his
appearance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09

years know Miss Collins when / see her
but am not personally acquainted viii
her The FIRST time I saw her was AZ a hal
about eight years ago. Her character I.
not very good have heard a number a
hard remarks made about her.
have seen the prosecutrix in a house ol
prostii ution in 1864, on Line street. Kent bv
yellow woman. =
nj. scott was ross-exaruined, but no fur-
theT facts were ELECTED.
MI MePhee testified At present live
IN Nashville. Since 1852 | have known
MISS Collins and Mr.. Pratt. The last dance
Mr. Pratt gave was on the 9TH day of March.
1865, Miss Emma Collins was al the marty.
talked TO her then. There was no other
hop that season. I know her general char
scier il is bad.
Cross-examined ! came here in 1862
from Louisville. l was floor manager at
the ball on the night Of the 9TH Of March.
1863. 4 put 9wO women Of disreputable
character out Of the ballroom that night.
! cannot state the number Of times that /
bad seen Mics Collins before that night, but
know that it was several times
There was hop appointed for April 9th,
1860, but never came of. / engB ged her
com Pany to 60 with me 10 this hop, but did
not 90, as IL never came of.
Several witnesses, both for the prosecu-
ton and defence, being absent, the Court
adjourned until nine o'clock this morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09
SELF Ahnsa.

This vice, which Is never prscticed ir
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The noblost
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloqueIce or pom 10 song.
1t has destroyed health, blasted the c0ust
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Y
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fpsl
and fatal ELECTS; IN its pains are Hcatterod
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this afliction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry stroet
or address him By letter, Box sg2, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb2s-R
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the esiste
III OF Alexander W9otlon, deceased, % the Cierk
al the County Court Of smith county, Tennessee q,
and order having been made for PublieaiIon "a the
OF Nashville, Tennessee, for four consecutive
weeks, requiring al persons having claims agAins!
SAID estate % Sic them. properly authenticated,
with The Clerk 81 said Court on or before the 18Th
dsv ufOctober. 1855, Tor pro rata distribution, or
they viii be forever haired la Law and equity.
TINS il therefore, notice Of the same this April
zslh 1850 MARY DOUGLASS,
mayi-ilHs Administrative.
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The PLACE TO GET MUsIc.-Ws call atten-
ton to the advertisement Of Jas. A. Mcclure,
music dealer, No. 80 Union street. Mr..
Mcclure is one Of our real live men, and
parties desiring the latest and best pieces of
music, can always be accommodated at his
store. He has also on hand a choice selec-
ton Of the very best class of pianos, organs,
hsrmoniums, nlelodeOns, &c. We have re-
Gently examined his stock, and find it to be
Of the first class, and we are surprised at the
low rates at which he is prepared to supply
customers.
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FIRST NATIONAL BASK.-Mr. J. C. McCrory
has been appointed cashier of the First
National Bank, vice Jas. G. Ogden, re-
signed. We regret to part with Mr..
Ogden. We are glad to know that 90
efficient and able successor as Mr.. McCrory
has been found. In this connection we
will add that the Treasurer of the State has
made the First National Bank the fiscal
agent Of Tennesseej and certainly no
better or sounder institution could have
been found.