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CARELESS BLAsTNG.-Ye Yesterday after
noon, about three O'Clock, blast was dis.
charged by the workmen engaged in deep
ening the excavation on the corner OF
Cherry and Cedar streete Through care
lessness on their part sufficient covering
was not placed over the place to prevent
the fragments from flying around pretty
freely, and gentleman who was passing
on the opposite side Of the street, by the
Commercial Hotel, was struck in the head
with a flying piece which produced a Sc
we're cash, and caused the blood to flow
pretty freely. Two or three policemen
were standing near by, and witnessed the
affair, one Of whom arrested the entire
party. They will have a hearing before
the Police Court this morning.
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DIscHAReED.-Mr. Charley Meyer, who
was arrested on the charge Of having
fraadulently obtained possession Of a gold
chain, was yesterday acquitted Of the
charge at the Recorders Court, but was
fined fourteen dollars for disorderly con.
duct. To the latter decision Mr.. Myer n
once appealed Having, as he thinks, suf
ficiently exculpaied himself by reliable
witnesses from the charges brought againsl
him, he feels unwilling, and rightfully, We
think, 20 pay any fine.
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THE FIRE ALARM YESTERDAY MoRN-
TSe.-Yesterdsy morning a loud alarm Of
FIRE vas ung. caused by the taking Gre 81
the roof Of the Emmet House, Just below
the Posloiioe, on Church street. The roof
caught from a defective fiue. and blazed up
hriskly for a few minutes. hut the Young
men connected with the Postefice rallied
10 the rescue, speedily subduing the flames
with buckets, rendering the aid Of the en-
gines unnecessary. The Poslofice attaches
deserve word Of compliment for their
prompt action in the exigency. Had the
material Of the roof not been saturated with
moisture, serious damage might have re
suited.
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THE TENNEssEE BAPrlsT We learn
from the editor, Rev. ]. r. Graves, that he
intends TO revive his paper the first of the
coming year in Memphis, instead Of this
city. This, We believe, is one Of the oldest
papers in the South. Dr. Graves has edited
Il for the past twenty years, and before the
war it had attained the largest circulation
Of any Baptist paper in the world We
wish its veteran editor more than his former
prosperity in his new location.
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INLUCK-WHOI IS SHE2-The Louisville
Journal Of Monday says: Zone Of the demi
npHde in our city has fallen heir to one Of
the finest plantations in the State of Ten
nessee. She is g beautiful girl, we are told,
and is now worth fully heenH thousand DOL
lars The girl was discarded by her pa.
rents on account Of being disgraced, but
her father, before dying, left her his plan
tation. The place is only a short distance
from Nashville. The girl is pretty, and
has allowed her uncle to occupy the place
left TO her until she chooses to take posses
sionV geFFeE sF,E
FAST DRIyISG.-A man named Peter
Martin was arrested on Saturday for hay-
ing spurred mp his fiery steed attached to
an express wagon, and dashed through the
streetsin a style which, Or speed, might
have shamed lightning express train on
the Amboy Railroad. Peter, however, was
taken into custody by the police, who
watched his career with fear and trembling,
and was carried to headquarters. Gle came
up yesterday morning before the Recorders
Court and was fined fifty -four dollars for the
ofiense Of careless driving.
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Row IN SMoKEY.-Four Of the female
inmates Of the jungles were brought before
the police court yesterday morning, FOR
having been in a general row. Two several
fights were conducted, not according 10 the
London prize ring, for one Of them put in
several foul blows, sending her antagonist
10 grass in ine style. The members Of this
engaging quartetie were each fined a small
amount for not having carried on their 1T
tie recreatioHs in a more quiet and peaceful
manner. They paid the tax upon their
exohequsTs and withdrew with a curl Of
the lip and toss Of the head.
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DEER HUNTING where this game abounds
is all the rage now. Parties go every day
from the city snd vicinity to the wild coun-
ties not far away, and spend a week in the
exciting sport. A party returned to town
few days ago, bringing with them seven
teen fus deer, which they had killed in
four or five DAYS.
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Sale of Yaluable land.

David c. Love ct als. vs. Alex. Matthews st al.
A s DIRECTED By A DECREE OF THE
"A County Court u Dayidsan county. et d
December Term. lsd. In the above cause. l Will
offer az Public safe 50 the south end Of the
Cont House. in Nashville. on sAIU hDA1 the
Ith day OF January. 1907, a certain tract or par
Love. deceased. and described as follows. ~
Being Lot No. 10 in The plan af the division d.
Andrew Caztleinan's lands. situated about A..
miles from Nashville. and near the Hillsbsrl
Fertile and heavily timbered. and contain OF
acre..
TEkMs-Ons-third cash. and the balance ag
credit Of one and two years. with Interest ifain
day Of SALE Notes with personal security pc
CURED for the unpaid purchase money. and lien
retaiEed. =. I. NfCHOL. Clerk-
I
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PERsoNAL-Dr. w. II. Morgan, Of this
city. left here on Saturday evening for
Cincinnati, 10 deliver a course Of chemical
lectures In the Ohio Dental College of that
city. We notice from the annual clinical
Of the ST. Lonis College Of Dental Surgery
that Or. M. also stands at the head of,the
faculty Of instructors in that institution.
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"WEDNESDAY, Friday and Saturday being
Ember days, the Curch of the Advent,
South Vine street, viii be opened for special
services on those days, commencing at
seven o'clock in the morning. The Holy
Communion il 10 be celebrated. Also on
Friday afternoon the ieasl Of st. Themas)
at o'clock. (Seats always Free
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ExecusOr,s sale Of Land.

A s EXECUTOR OF THE LAST WILL AND.
"a Testament Of John kimbr0. deceased Will
offer 81 public sale On the prerafses. on SAfU r
DAY, STH DAY OF JANUARY, 1867, under
the directions Of the testatsr One Hundred Acres
Of yhiuable Farm Lands, Twelve miles from
NashFills. On Mil Greek. being the dover tract
of Iabltha hlnibEOs nOR deceased, and inelul
ing the homestead Of said John kimbro. This
reserve.
TkEMS-One and TIVE years, with interest.
Notes With personelsscurity, and lien retained
dec9-td SAMUEL KIABR0, Execatof.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river last evening was fifteen feet on the
shoals and falling quite rapidly. The weather
was clear and pleasant. Business on the landing
was much more brisk than we have seen It for =
number Of days. The following is our port list :
ARRIVED.
Palestine. from ST. Louis.
Tyrone. Cairo and Memphis.
Havana. Cincinnati.
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TO-DAY NeWsom, Glover & Co, and
Arlington q Farrar, will sell without re-
serve the elegant residence and furniture Of
Rev. DR.. Abbey. Il is very rare that such
property is offered for sale and we advice
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing an elegant
residence or healihiful building lots, and
most superb new furniture, TO attend the
snla
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DICK Thomas a well-known colored
man Of this city, died on Sunday evening
Dick will be remembered as the ifer He
was master of that ear piercing instru-
ment, aad in the olden time and golden
Dick and his fife was a leading feature in
military displavs.
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GROCERY MARKET.

The grocery market yesterday was tolera-
bly, fair for the opening Of the week. Price
were, if anything trihe frmer than at
the close of the week. The indications are
fair for good trade during the week.
DRY GOODS AND FANCY TRADE
The retail dry goods market is excellent
now, and the fancy article trade may be
characterized as equally good. The near
approach of the holidays, gives great i'm
petus to the furnishing and millinry trade.
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trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT To A DEED OF TRUST, EX-
II eeuted by Morris Kargar, on the 18th
} day OF August. 1866, and duly registered in
book 81, page 66. I will expose 10 pub
lie sale a. the Courthouse door, in Nash
vile, on v ednesday, the 18th December. 1886,
all the right, title and interest the said Morris
kargeF has in and to certain piece of ground
on South Summer street, a short distance south
Of the residence Of DR.. c. H. Winston, and 'front.'
ing on Summer 471 feet. and running back 2l0
feet. Reference is made 10 said deed Of trust,
and the sale is made free from redemption.
Sale at Courthouse. at IL o'clock, NJ, Decem-
Der 18th,
ANSON NELSON,
daeg-Qtv Trusfsa
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WHOSE Doors On Saturday, 'Squire
Wilkinson picked up pair of new boots
on Deaderick street, nearly opposite Print
ers' alley, which had been dropped by
some individual The boots are now at the
'Squire's office where the owner can find
them.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

New Kork stock and Money Marker.
HEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE money market i,
easy and the supply is in excess of the demand
The general rate for call is 6 per cent There is
not much doing in commercial paper The gold
market was hrmeT at the close and left off al
1851. The exchange market is dull and weak al
l097s@l091s for prime bankers bills. The gov.
eminent securities we're n fraction better Thu
afternoon with little more demand. The fol-
lowing were the closing prices: registered eOu-
gular CPS l049l0i12; do. coupons Of 90 1879
I0T3L
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Choice GROCERIES az TOtten's.-Arrive

at last. the following carefully selected and
richly prepared goods which he is selling very
low for cash, at wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas, corn. egg PlumbS. greer
cages. shaker preserves, guava Jelly. calves fee
jelly. Cox's gelatine, aerated crackers, driet
plumbs, blackberries and eurrants. oat meal sage
tapioca. satingloss starch, Java. Laguayra. Mo
cha, Maricabo and Rio eOffees. Also. imporiet
and domestic wines and bEandies. al ". v
TOtten's 81 and . College street. Nashville.
Oct4--H
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Desirable Residence.

EpOR SALE on REgT, THE ELEGANT
a re.idence Of ne late pr- yqnn 81 haissu-
n is-i00 scres. divided r. suit purchaser Will
be sold at q bargain for the next ten DAYS a.
not sold b. the 18th instant. will be rented ta !
good tenant for 1856. This most valuable pT1-
perry . iust outside the corporation, iroHiin.
49, ieef on MclsemoFe street.
}. l.. A W. BROWN, Agents,
deel4-lW E5lE Union street
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FuNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances Of the late
Prof NATHANIEL CRoss are invited to attend
his funeral at the First Presbyterian Church, in
Nashville. this morning at II o'clock.
Divine service by the Revs. Messrs. r. +,
Bunting and Z. c. Trimble.
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers will find
I" Browns Bronchial Troches' beneficial in
clearing the voice before speaking or sing
ing and relieving the throat after unusual
exertion of the vocal organs, having a
peculiar adaptation to affections which dis
turb the organs of speech. For coughs and
colds, the Troches are efiectual.
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SUBsIDING.-The food nights OF the
water in some Of the small runs about the
city, has much subsidized since Sunday morn
ing, but there is still far geater amount
Of the fluid in many places than is actually
needed
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THEnew stock Of carpets, just received
by Cameron, Grier a Co, are the finest
they have ever had in their house, and At
lower prices.
maxwell HoUsE-Messrs. +. L. Davies
q Bro, jewellers, have been the first e
open a business house in this long neglected
structure, which We hope will soon be com
pleted from top TO bottom. These enter
prising gentlemen have on hand a magnif,
cent stock Of jewelry, watches, diamonds
silverWare, etc, complete in every depart
ment No better business OF more reliabl,
men can be found than Davies & Bro. W,
are grad6ed 10 learn thai they contemplat,
erecting a public clock in front Of ihei
store, which will meet deSi3enuiun lonl
felt hy our citizens.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods, at
CAMERON, GRIER & Co.

THE extensive stock of dry goods to be
sold at auction tomorrow, by Messrs
Achey, Winbourne & O'Connell is worthy
the attention Of the ladies and Of dealers,
as ne goods are very desirable.
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Nor MUCH Donna Business at the sew
eral Magistrates offices yesterday was ez
tremely duh Hardly anything was done
save the disposal Of few State cases.
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PROVED FATAL.-We regret TO announce
that the little son Of Mr.. Leak, who, twill
be remembered, was run over by the street
car few days ago, died yesterday from the
effects Of the injuries sustained
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold advanced slightly in New York
having openedyesterday, al 1873, was 1871
at 1850, advanced to 1881 at $780, and
closed at 1885, at 4P.N. The rates here
were lS6 buying and 1874 selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows:
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ARCHER CHEAFHAN 4 Co.
KGINE & SHERMAN.
X. B. CHEATHAM 4 Co.
noy2-3m

For Attorney General-Elveuth Ju.
dieiRl Obstructive are Authorized to an
nouRee A. c. HICKEY. Esq., rs a candidate for
Attorney General for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Giles Mar
rshall. Maury. Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
nnrl9-id
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Building Lumber of all kinds. corner ur
Crawford and North summer streets. IF
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GES. THoMAs staff, who came down
from Louisville for the medal presentation
Of last Saturday, returned Immediately.
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CUMRFRLAND COAL

The Cheapest and The Best!
4 FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR YOUR
i Winters supply a TIE oace ID AtRINgToy
viii see them promptly 6iied when ordered
Terms-Cash on delivery.
". +. WATSON, Agent
deci2-im for w % LOQav
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Boots and shoes Cheap at 20 PHbII,

Boots and shoes Cheap at 20 PRblte
Square.-In consequence Of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he cOnsumer OF Il merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself, as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. Max. L. GUTTNANN.
sep6-tf No. % Public Square.
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Seasoned popular Lumber. corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets Ttf
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GLBRRT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent BY mail on receipt of a. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists Agents wanted every
where Address J. B. koNAIEF. Manager, No.
SIS Broadway New York. InOYl7-3m
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DIED:

In this city. on the 18th inst. Mr.. P. L.
BLAKELEY Friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend his funeral this evening from
No. 50 North High street. at o'clock. Services
hN Rev Er bunting
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FATAN ACCIDENT. On Friday
night last, Mr. james Smallwood an old
and esteemed citizen Of ElizabethtoWn, got
on the upward bound train from Nashville,
intending To 20 TO Louisville. At Belmont
he attempted TO step from the cars, when
his foot slipped and he fell under the train,
which passed over bis body, causing instant
death. The train was stopped, and the re-
mains taken on board and carried TO Louis
vile.
DEATH or Nh. BLAKELEY.-A fortnight
since notice was made of the accidental
poisoning, by an overdose Of morphine, Of
Mr.. Peleg Blskeley. Under the prompt
administration Of antidotes, and iudicious
medical attention, he was restored and
thought to be in a fair way Of recovery.
The violent impression Of the poison con-
tinued, however, and q few days since he
commenced to sink and died yesterday
morning. Mr.. Blakeley had numerous
friends and was highly esteemed by his
acquaintance.
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CcdaI POats and Fencing Lumber,
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
f,f
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DoN'T fail to go to Cameron, Grier &
Co.'S, and see the new styles Of carpeting
Just received.
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A LARGE quantity Of petroleum is stored
on the open commons, "a you leave the city
ON the NolensFille pike.
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ROYD,S ADDITION

A Nd COCKRILL SPRING TRACE-hE
n have large number nf beaulliai baitdin4
Lots IN B0yd's Addition. aEd IN the immeilale
vicinity Of Cockrill Spring. thai - gHl eeti ~
ralsiy en- liberal terIas- ferson5 desiring hane
sone suburban locations H9aid ds seil u u KY
aeei9-ir, AGENT
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why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold,
when Knight Bros, No. 40 Church street are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY So 90
PER LOAD, delivered in any part of the city.
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The Best Blacksmith Coal in the city
Cor sale By knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
bushel. Also packed in hogshesds ready for
shipment in moments notice. does .
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN As THE DIS
I PATCH Printing 0hice corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. II IS we'll adapted for q Printing
Oalce. Furniture Factory, OF other purpose.
Apply 20 Jao. W allare. al this Once. or b Isr.
}. b Lindsey. 81 n. Cherry street.
uor24-G
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. 4s Church street.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QgARrEsH.srFE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. Is. 1850. !
I WILL OFFER FOR SALE At PUBLIC
i Auction. on Saturday. the 22d Inst
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Cavalry Barracks IN
N0rth Nashville, and al the trestle-WOrk near
the corner Of Vine and Crawford streets.
Three Thousand $1,000 Cords Of wood
Terms Cash, in Government funds
By order Of Brig. Gen. THUs. SwORns. Ass'
Quartermaster General, Chief Quartermastel
ID. Of i. T.. Z. KIRK,
decl4-td Bvt. Lieut.. Col. and A. q. N.
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For Christmas Gifts.-Toys Dolls Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces, and Willow
Ware, in great variety.
GUNTRAFH & ScHIFF
dec2-2M 70 Union street.
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MARRIED D.:

At the residence Of the brides uncle, Mr.. 4,
7. Fleming. on the evening of the 18th inst, by
the Rev. R. F. Bunting. Mr.. WV. II. CHIcEERING
to Miss JExxIE S. Filming.
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer sfs. Itf .
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CINCINNATI. Dec. l7.-Flour in good demand
and prices are 25c. to SOC. higher, superine 9 .
clio 50. trade brands II us; wheat is &C. to loo
higher and closed firm, spring 40, winter 81;
corn firm at 55e86O; oats closed buOyant at SO;
rye in good demand and prices are higher, 20
for No. /; Barley unchanged; whiskey declined 10
zoe. with fair demand at the decline; hogs
opened with good demand and about 700 were
sold at 7 40l97 CO. the market closed brisk; pro-
visions dull but prices unchanged. mess pork go
mRnd for PARTICLES in this line was only of q
retail character. dealers generally having ne
faith in present prices. Cotton opened dull but
closed buOyant under Liverpool advices at BIG
3lH for middling groceries unchanged: butter
dull at $3.50; cheese l5e. Gold 1S7Gl375l clos.
IT, q
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WE will sell cur dress goods for less
money than those that advertise to sell 81
cost No bumbug. ..t. EHH
CAMERoN, GRIER & Co.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

OFFICE or THE UNION AND DIsPAFcH,
Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1861.
COTTON MARKET.
The cotton market opened dull yesterday
at % cents, but advanced to 2Sk, and closed
with a much better feeling than at the
opening.
The following comprised the transactions
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Just Received, a large assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDE & Bios,
nOvl-2m a North College street
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II YOU want a beautiful black or fancy
silk dress pattern, for a small sum Of money,
go TO CAMERON, GRIER & Co.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
For Rent.

pY DECREE IN CHANCRRY, IN THE CAST
ID OF JRo. W. " alker IS. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and others / am directed to rent for the
year 1867 tke following property. viz:
b. NfeRtham Co.
tn Store House on Church street occupied By
Mossrs. Hamilton 4 Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned
Those wishing 20 rent viii call on me at r. b.
Cheatham < Co.'S, corner Of Church and College.
decS-u LB. RI. WOODS Trustee.
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s.,.r,.ay. January ). 1881.


WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
w Male and Female. 10 sell the Genuine
Improved Comm sense Family Sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
viii stich, aeni, fell tuck, bind. guilt, braid, ana
embroder. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even alter every second stitch b cut. Every ma
chine Warrantsd three year,. send Tor circulars.
BLISS 4 MCEATHHON.
Mgnufactil4ers' southern Agents,
derI-1na f.ouiFriIia II .
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ANOTHER large lot Of carpets, oil-cloths
and curtains, just received by
CAMERON, GRIFR & Co.