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T OsT, OR STOLEN-S5 Reward-
| From i5i State-st, young Newfoundland dog,
win red collat. No questions asked.
r OST-On Wednesday morning, on
, 1866-10-25

The celebration OF the Centenary commenced II
this city yesterday hy prnyer meetings In all tue
chuieaes. 1hcy were alI vel al!rndtd through
out .hc yasiuus districts, and the ses7iees Weir
, 1866-10-25

CRosBF OPERA HOUSE,
FOE TWO NIGHTS ONLY TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY, October 80 and 81,
LEONARD GROVER, Director Of the Grand Opera
has Tic honor to announce
, 1866-10-25
3Srdl 1Statc IGIantru,

VTANTED-Rca Estate - We have
w constant application tor both Improved aad IN.
imnrorch real estate: which ne naah1r to supply.
'ta II on5 ns9as TheTe tney ean haze the yssasc q
unless sales are elected REFS AYIsEs. Ronaa d
Cto-hr's Oprra Hnuke.
, 1866-10-25

= t.-rlanos from $40 tc !,
ia5nfh tssas = saa Mefsdecns TO 7ear, t:au !!
A''"u' NJ 40. a0sS laSal.ess, W.CASPEE
, 1866-10-25
E5oarntng>

ROARDING-A pleasant suite OF fur
- nfslIed roetne. with board suitae'a for :cut~
nan and Etfc CT TIT single gentlemen, be had at
the - Cloud EoEe+. = and II Sooth Franklfn-at
9n!S tEo mtnntea. walk fsou the Coust House. VIM
, 1866-10-25

E1EE OS HrSKEE STnEkr.-About nine o'clock
]as: vscaia~. u small flame wa- discovered bFeas-
ing ou: Of The roof OF the dwelling house No.
iii Er,,.kc- street, and At: aiarm was at once
sounded fjpt1 box Su..~. The flre damaged the
zeal l.;stiuu Of LIE tuiilin. considerably. and
ki.cAsn io Tia: dwelling, aud l.jHssd the root to
sulte vx1tnt. No. 1lI WAS owned and occupied
by The family Of Mr- CANNON, the front rarl
also occupied No. lbs bul all the loss su.talnc1
a1uonc:ir:; tu s5ll Was quite covered by ia.
susaE~e.
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ARCHER CHEATHAM * Co.
KLINE & SHERMAN.
r. B. CHEATHAa q Co.
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New York Market.


NKw YORK. Nov. l3.-Flour heavy and lO@2O
cents lower closed rather more steady with fair
speculative demand for extra State. $40 500
81 . for sound common extra State; Sll 306l2 IS
choice DO; IS S09l0 . for superfne western;
IS S0alO . for common to medium; extra western
$40 l5Gl3 50; choice do Sll S0@l2 . for shipping
brands; extra rOund-hOOp Ohio, trade brands
Sl2 2O9$l4 Rye -four is quiet at Sc 9O9s. Corn
meal is quiet. Whisky is quiet and nominal.
Wheat frmer and less active, at 81 23612 421l for
No. Chicago and Milwaukee, the latter for very
choice; 81 1902 Is for inferior choice MilWaukee:
and So IS for poor white Canada. Rye is firm at
81 1901 so for old western; 81 a for Canada, and
81 q for small lots State Barley scarce and firm
at 81 0Sdl 10 for Canada West in bond: 81 "a for
do free; 81 IL for two rowed State. Corn opened
I@3e better at 81 62@l 3 for shipping mixed
western in store; 81 276l 29lS for do ahoat.
Oats dull and heavy at 6SG70c for Chicago and
Milwaukee,; 7l@12 for State. and Sc for Canada in
bond. Rye dull and nominal. Coffee firm. Sugar
dull; Cuba ll@lill. MOlasses quiet Petroleum
dull az 22822i4 for crude, and 34ae,5c for refined,
in bond. Pork s2i 62G25 tor new mess; closing
at SIS 80 for cash and regular. Bacon dull and
heavy, Cut meats unchanged at l21S@l31s for
shoulders. .and l594 for hams. Dressed hogs lower
at q {@93s for western. Lard decidedly lower. al
l2l4Glss; closing az l4c for kettle. Butter steady
at 3adS3 for Ohio: 35d44 for State and SOC s. for
Orange county in pals. Cheese quiet at sale.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-14

TrAcHEREs' STATE AssocIATIoN.-The second
session of the Teachers State Association wlli De
held at the Capitol. in this city, commencing To-
morrow. the 18th inst.
The following is the printed order Of exercises;
TarRspAY. November 18th, from O'Clock A. n.
10 o'clock p. M--The members OF the Assoela-
ton are invited by the Board Of Education to
visit the public schools of the city.
At9P. NJ Meeting Of Executive Committee
md Board Of officers in room adjoining Repre-
sentatives Hall.
At2,zP.u.--Tho session will open with prayer
By the Rev. r. A. Young, d. d.
At3P. N.--Address by the Rev. Thomas W.
Humes. d. d.. President Of the Association.
A4P. u.--Considerntion Of the subject pro-
nro.ea for discussion, namely: The relations u
The State GoUsrnmcHt 10 EiaedtioH."
A7Pu.--Addrcsso on "Compulsory Education
by Prof w. n. Hailman. Of Louisville. KY.
AtsP.M.--Lecture on the philosophy Of Edu-
cation. by Prof Joseph Jones, NJ. D., Of Nash
vile. Tenn.
SrcoNp DAY.-FRIpAY. November To- from y
Au..olP. N-The members Of the Association
are invited by the Board Of Education to VISIT tue
Public Schools of the city.
At2p. u.-Meeting Of the Association for the
reeeption Of members, aud other business.
AtsP. u.-Consideration of the subject pro-
posed 10 be discussed, namely: What service caH
kis Assoeiation render totcards the establishment
Of a Common School System for The State
At7p.u-Lecture on General Education. " by
Prof. John +. Spence. Of Knoxville, Tenn.
AtsP.N.-Address on the Influence Of Pub
lie school system upon the Material Prosperity
Of A State" by the Hon. WIN. Mills, Of Nashville,
Tenn.
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A CoLoRrp PuysIcIAN ~ TRoUBLg-ARBEsr OF
nR. ALBERT Moons on a CBARGE OF SEnUCrNG
us ADOPTED nAUHTER.-Therc was considerable
excitement created among our colored population
yesterday afternoon. caused by the arrest Of one
If their lcading aud influential physicians. the
heinous charge Of seducing young eirl whom he
had adopted a. bis daughter.
The arrest was made al the instance Of Sarah
Merrick. the mother Of the girl who says her
daughter Is about 6ftccn years Of age; that she
has for a long time been living in the family Of
Dr. Albert Woods that the Doctor has taken ad-
vantage Of her youth, and the circumstances BY
which she was surrounded. and succeeded in com
passing her ruin.
The defendant Is hne looking old man. and
has the appearance Of more than ordinary intelli-
gence. Tie is probably sixty years Of age. His
victim is mere child. in appearances. and 10 in
advanced stage Of pregnancy
The prisoner was carried before Esquire
Mathews. and az the request Of his counsel. the
examination was continued until to-day. at II
O'Clock Al.
The defence Is represented by Mcssrs Hoge 4
Estes. Judge Guild and Baxter Smith appear
sor the prosecution.
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LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON,
ARCHITECTS,

Office No. II North Cherry ST.. near Church.
p O. BOX s75...........................N NASHVILLE
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 13.-Flour dull and all grades
lower; trade brands Sll SO. Wheat rather frmer;
No red IS. Corn dull, $50 for No. shelled, old
ear 7SGS0 new do. so. Oats dull, AZ for No. 2, "A
for No. l. Rye l 25@1 q. Barley 7O@75 for
prime to choice. Whisky steady. in bond, "a.
Provisions dull, Mess pork in moderate demand.
at s3l OOG3l 10 for old. S25 OO926 for new. Bulk
meats at l46l5 for shoulders. Bacon in moderate
demand. l434@l5 for shoulders; and II for clear
sides. Lard dull and unchanged at Is for new
keg Hogs in active demand; sales of LOO head
at Sc 75@S7 gross. slaughterers are chief buyers;
they are held OF IS 75gs9 net, for the first good
weather. receipts 2,S00. Green meats, nothing
doing Gold l44h
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NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cuted to me by J. V. Hays. on the LIST day Of
September, 1865. recorded in book No. s. page g.
Of the Registers Office Of Davidson county for the
purposes therein specified. / will expose to public
sale on the premises. on
Tuesday, November -, 1856.
That desirable and very valuable tract Of land on
which J. V Hays now resides. containing 90 acres.
In District 5 Of said county. on Mill Creek.
For bOEndaTass see records.
This Is one of the most desirable places in Da-
wilson county. About 50 acres cleared. the bal
anee finely timbered. The dwelling, q fine two
story brick house, containing seven rooms, ser
wants Ooms, kitchen, smoke house. (all brick0
good barn, ice house, apple and peach orchards.
plenty OF stock water, and never failing spring
unsurpassed by any. aad an excellent spring
house. As the sale andeT the deed Of trust Is for
the benefit Of all creditors all are respectfully in
Vited 10 attend the sale. The premises are stu
Otod on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
st Antioch Station. nine miles from the city Of
Nashville.
Terms CASH-and to be sold free from the
J. g. ROBERTS,
nov6-tds Trustee.
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Ills urgently requested that EVERY CITIZEN
subscribe from one 10 one hundred shares. ae-
eordinR 70 his means AZ once. ms VIII insure
speedy and glorious success-the browning glory
az our city and State. Jyzl-u.
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WING, TOBY & CO.,
Bankers and Dealers
Gold, Silver, Government
Stocks, and Compound
INTE RE ST NOTE -.
OstnE Prices
-

small Bonds = pr e. less tfold-.-.....--'-...--.l
Tennessee Bonds new 1oc Silver..-.....-.-.....lS5
Also highest price paid for all kinds Of southern
Bank Notes. See price list. furnished when de-
sired.
Deposits received. aud Exchange furnished on
New York. Cincinnati, Louisville. Memphis
England. ireland, France, and all parts Of Ger
many.
Corporation CHEcKs cashed at the best rates
OFFICE corner Union and Cherry streets.opPO-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours, s A. n. 20 P.N- lnovlo-3m
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To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Oonsumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used Gree of charged with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same which they
will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
BRoNoRITIs, &c. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable; and hopes every sufferer
will try this remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
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ThOmpsOn'S Restaurant,
Corner College and Union Streets.
q. THOMPSON

MOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public that he has just fitted up and
opened an elegant Restaurant over his Saloon.
where gentlemen will find az all times not only
the best the home market affords, but also the
best Of everything from distance. Having pro-
cured the services Of hrst-rate cook, and from
my long experience Ia hotel business, feel con
6dcnt Of being able 20 please customers.
Fresh Oysters received daily: served in any
style. Fresh game always on hand.
X. G. THOMPSON,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-14

THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY
i of Hartford, issues Life Policies for the whole
period of Life. Also, Ten Year NOl-FOrfeit-
able Policies. And as a new feature in the
system, they issue Policies eOvering not only
death, but bodily injuries-the assured receiving
weekly compensation. while totally disabled from
attending to his usual avOcations. This ObViates
the necessity of procuring separate Travellers or
Accident Risks.
Parties seeking either Life or Accident Insur-
anee or both. would do well to call on
JOSEPH NASH,
At the Office Of the State Insurance Company,
Second National Bank Building. Collegestreet.
oct2i-lm ..--
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegrapb.I

ST. Louis, Nov. 13.-Flour continues dull
and unsettled. with declining tendency; super
fine $40 %; single extra $40 20@l1 So Wheat
lower and irregular; spring 81 O792 Is; prime fall
81 65; choice 81 1902 so. Corn better 5000 for
new; 9j@Sl 04 for old. Oats easier at 49653
Pork SIS. New bacon lower. Clear sides l5e.
New sugar cured hams De. Lard lie for choice
key Whisky heavy at 90 23
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum,
CIarIsYiIIe. Tennesse.

rUHIs INSTITUTION BEING NOW IN
Operation, those who desire the admission %
Orphans may correspond With Mrs. a. q. MuE-
F0D. Corresponding Secretary, Who Will furnish
blank forms Of application, and al other infor-
mafiOD. Guardians etc. are earnestly rcquestsd
not 10 send children 10 ClRrkgFille priof % such
c0rrespondenee a. the officers Of the lnstilution
will be responsible for the care Of no children
whose case has not been previously considered By
them. MARION HENRY, President
Papers throughout the State Who desire 70 aid
a charity most urgently demanded. vi copy The
above lnov3-im
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN
REcoRDER's OrFIoE. Nov. s. ls66.

REcoRDER's OFFICE Nov. s, 1856.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
n sons who have neglected TO renew their IL
cepses and also TO those who have failed to secure
themselves that privilege, before going into busi-
ness that the law must be complied with IN such
cases before the 18th inst otherwise II viii have
to be enforced. This warning is given IN obedience
to instructions from the proper quarters. The
financial condition sf the Corporation at this
time requires all the means it can command IN
that way to meet engagements that are pressing
hourly upon it. The demand. although unpleas-
ant IS nevertheless imperative, and Il IS hoped
will prevent the aecruing OF cost by the continued
neglect Of delinquents. -
Every merchant when applying for q yearly IL
eense Is required by law to execute bond IN the
penal sum of one thousand dollars conditioned
that he will render to the Recorder az the eXpIra-
ton of his license stcOrH statement Of ne iHrotce
cot Of an tie goods brought info hss esfgbtshHent
either from home abroad for sdie lcfhtH ne sad
f,oe}Ue months, and pay tax upon the surplus al
the rate Of two mills on the dollar, after deduct
ing the amount paid in advance. This statement
as sworn to becomes part Of n report made
monthly to the City Council, 20 enable them IN
the assessment Of taxes to either diminish or in
crease she same a. the wants Of the Corporation
NAV require The owners Of taxable vehicles OF
every description are also requested not 70 delay
any longer their duty in this matter; This invlei,
ton Is intended TO be general, and i Is hoped
that any other differing from this viii not have
to be given. X. Z. fOsLhftr oDs
nov e-til nOv2a. Recorder.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-14

Rus AwAY.-A horse attached 20 an express
wagon. belonging 20 the house Of J. W. Wilson a
co.. became frieb toned. yesterday. while passing
down Bisk alley. neay the D.'pafch office. and
ran away. Thsvhcel oftAe wagon struck another
vehicle belonging TO the sans arm, and the horse
attached thereto started a. break neck speed down
the alley. turning the corner at Coileee street and
running down ~ far a. Broad street. before he
could be stoppcdd. The horse that hrst started
was brought 10 a stand-stll at the corner Of Bank
alley and College street. By running into corner
store, and damaging the wagon 90 a considerable
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERsoNAL.-We are glad to see that our old
friend, R. D. BIu8ff, has re-opened his business
at No. IS North Cherry street. Mr.. BLUM was
9 large loser by the great FIRE on Cedar streets
We call the especial attention of his friends, and
the public generally. TO the fact OF his having
opened again. lie is prepared to do engraving.
stencil cutting. brands for whisky and hour bar
rels, seals for courts notaries, public. and all
other descriptions of work in MS vocation, at
short notice. and in the very best and most thor
ough manner. Mr.. BLUM. owing to has misior-
tune. is peculiarly deserving Of patronage, aud
we trust he may receive that patronage which his
merits oEell deserve. He win attend TO the re-
pairing Of clocks and watches. As heretofore. to
the entire satisfaction Of ali. lnoys-lm
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EaslUille aad Decatur Rs,tEso 3, n5 .
Funeral of The late Mai. w. b. Lewis.

The friends and acquaintances Of the late WV
B. LEWIS are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral at Fairfield. his late residence, on Thurs
day. November tho 18th. at u N.
Services by Rev. DR.. ELLIS. OF the Episcopal
Church.
Carriages will leave W. r. COREELIus 20. s.
Church street, az II o'clock.
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New York stock market.

lBy telegraph
NEW YORK, November l3.-StOcks lower. Gold
1865. TT Wayne 1851: 7 P 4515: X 1867; N w
50; do pfd. 763<; G IA; Reading lis; Erie SIS
Western Union Telegraph sos; DAM Certificates
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A Card to the Merchants, shippers, and

A Card TO the Mercnahts, SAApPcNSs e'AANt
travelling Community Generally.
Having been aided by my friends, have pur-
chased the controlling interest Of the splendid
side wheel Steamer David White, 800 tons bur
DEM to be run as a regular packet in the Nash
vile and New Orleans trade.
She is rated by the Board of Underwriters as
first class steamer. upon which insurance can be
obtained at the lowest possible rates.
She has recently been hauled out on the ways at
Paducah, thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
Her hull perfectly sound, tight, strong and well
built, and her machinery is in splendid working
order and good condition. She has beautiful
cabin, finely furnished. with all the necessary con-
veniences for the comfort of passengers.
have selected the most skilfull and expert
enced men for officers, whose habits Of sObriety
will recommend them favorably to the travelling
public.
The White presents superior inducements TO
passengers and shippers, as she is not only good
and fine, but one of the fastest boats the West
ern waters.
Ny best endeavors shall be made at all times to
render general satisfaction to the patrons of the
boat. Respectfully,
oct 22-lm II. B. SHAW. Master
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subscribe Promptly and literally

Every motive Of interest and selfDrOtsetiou
rsrves that We should All
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, Nov. 1S.-The dry goods market
opened with but little variation from the extreme
quetness of the past week. Some effort was yes
day made to attract attention of buyers by putting
down the price of some domestic Spragues, but
as yet il shows no effect whatever.
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New Orleans Market,

10y ItItBIupUsI
NEW ORLEANS, New. 13.-COttOn lower. Sales
i3 124 bales dow middling at $685. Receipts Of
the week $500. against 1900 bales. Exports
1900 bales. Stock on hand l37 500 bales. Sugar
in good demand at l21zc for fair. Sterling So. Ex-
change par. Freights 10 New York q. Liverpool
y to Clio Hayre IL
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REooRDER's COURT.-There were seven cases on
the docket yesterday morning. Of these. two
were dismissed and FIVE fined in the aggregate.
sjS.
Disorderlv Coaduci.-Jobn Smith. sll; WIN.
Moore sli; VIM. Hewlett, 81.
Walking Nth Prostitaes.-Lewis Houston. $40
George May. sl4.
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NashvIIIe Cotton marker.

The cotton market during the past week has
been very quiet. Receipts have been tolerably
liberal. Sales light Prices ranged from 80 to
321zc, closing yesterday at 291I@9Oc.
The following is an exhibit of the receipts. ship
ments, and sales for the week ending Tuesday,
Nor 10 1863
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-14

New YORK. Nov. 13.-The Posts money article
says the loan market is easy at per cent. on call
loans with Government cOlaterals, and 5 with mis-
cellaneous. Stock market ferverish and unsettled
Governments security dull and unsettled. Rail-
road share dali and depressed.
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THE Grand Charity Concert at Masonic Hall,
last night was a grand success in all respects,
The hall was densely crow ded with the beauty and
taste Of the city and the performancesf not such
as to absolutely defy criticism were Of very high
order Of excellence. and gave universal satisfae-
ton. There was not one venture SO say, IN the
vast azemblage who was not only pleased. but
delighted. There Is no city in the Union IN which
a higher standard Of critical taste provails-none
in which there is equal merit among amateurs.
This saying great deal; but it il true, never
theless. and we NAV feel just pride in the fact.
There are many other charities TO be bestowed
in this city during the incoming winter, and we
respectfully suggest that there be- series Of SINH
lar entertainments given at intervals throughout
the winter. Thousands Of dollars might thus be
accumulated that would do infinite good in the
relief Of suffering. as well as to other such objects
as that for the benefit Of which that Of last night
was given. What say our musical friends2 AT
all events this one is to be repeated on Thursday
tomorrow night. We have no doubt the hall
viii be crowded at an early hour. Those who wish
to secure seats, should do SO at once.
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by Telegraph

louisville, Nov. 13.-Sales of IS hhds tobacco,
light Tugs S., new leaf $50. Superfne -four $40;
Wheat. prime. 81 so. Corn in bulk soc for old.
and SOC for new. Oats SIC in bulk. Mess pork
old 49, new S25. Bacon, shoulders IA; clear
sides l5%. Lard in tierce IL. Whisky raw 81 "a.
Hogs nominal at ca. Middling cotton %.
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COME and examine our fine stock Of Fall
and Winter dress goods, shawls, cloaks,
blankets, boots and shoes, etc, etc, which is
compelled to be sold by the first Of January,
on account of dissolution of the firm
G. RICE & Co,
oct30-lm SO College street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-14

For THE MISUNDERSTANDING LEE AND SANTA
CLAUs.-We are gratifed to learn that we are
soon to have another very interesting book from
the graceful pen Of Mrs. Claek. Of Louisiana,
author Of /" Our Refugee Household" This new
publication Of Mrs. Clack's is, we are informed,
unique and elegantly written Juvenile gift
book especially prepared for the children of the
South" 1t is entitled General Lee and Santa
Claus" beautifully illustrated with six superb
drawings from stOries printed on heavy, tinted
paper. and bound in board, with handsome il
Illuminated covers. making one Of the most re
eherche and desirable presents for the holiday
season ever issued from the press. and the only
one specially prepared for the Southern children.
We are satisfied that the title and the merit Of the
author viii give it an immense circulation in the
South. Blelock & Co., are the publishers. 10
Beekman street. New York
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octl2-lm
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C o A L W A N T E D.
100000 BUSHELS.

VHE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY
L will receive bids to deliver in their Yard. at
the Gas Works. between the 18th of January
and the list of August. 1867, ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND BUSHELS of best
Pittsburg Coal
Terms-CASH as the Coal is delivered. Bids
open until the 18th Of November, 1866.
j. Hs KENDRICK, Secretary,
noV2-td Nashville Gas Light Co