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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-16

EXPERIMENTATION Of our State ex-
changes, little sheet, with a page, BY ac-
tual measurement only twelve BY nine
inches puts out a brilliant prospectus, &C.
iering the following premiums as induce
ments for getting subscribers: Seven octave
piano, Grover & Baker sewing machine,
Shaw & Clark sewing machine, Common
Sense sewing machine, and handsome
clock. The proprietors, however, propose
to enlarge a tribe, as a still further induce
ment % Subscribers.
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DURSUAHT 10 A DEED OF TRUST, EX-
eeqted % MeTTis karEsg, on the 18th
the Registers ofice Iof Davidscn county, ri
book 81. page 66. / viii expose 70 pub
BE sale e tne Courthouse door, IN Nash
vile, on W eenesday, the 18th December 1ssS
al the right, title and interest," the said kSrris
karger has IN and 80 3 caftaia piece Of groaad
on South summer street. 6 shoff distance aorfh
Of the rssidenee q ", z. -. HinsteR. and lfeai-
fest heieFaoce made 10 SAID deed az ffnsf.
End ne sale lrf-ia Ifee ffDns ft.IeI r.f.'ss
Sale At e. s'ris Z, SIC ~.
Der let
aS NELSON
s9
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For Sale on Erchanre

8 n ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME OF
I twenty acres two miles ONT on a Sood p;t-e
Rich soil, good house, five acres of fne fruits,
tencing and Outhouses complete, perennial spring
and eistern- House newly painted viii ne
s9i ,ai az bargain. IT not sold by the 18th inst
viii be rented to a good tenant reasonable low
inquire at this Office or I. 5. Mari, Banker.
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Local JOttluvs.


Yesterdays Edgefeld and Kentucky
train to this city vas several hours behind
time, but brought in three ear. loads Of pas
ssngers. aglaH .IH ~ 81.
Nothing, it Is said, was created IN vain.
but we have YET to discern the particular
Necessity for a commodity very plentiful
here just now; We refer 70 mud. f-i=
The large building at the corner of Cher
~ and Broad streets, the upper portion of
which was eacupied by the Varieties. is
being rebuilt The entire structure, it will
be Remembered, was recently DESTROYED by
fire. The new building will be enclosed IN
a couple Of months.
"A large number ofumbrellas changed hands
during the last two days. We know of one
gentleman who has lost two and lent an
other, which may Be eonnted under the
same head as the other two. He has iusl
sent to New York for a box Of umbrellas
Designed especially tOaccpmmOdate friends.
Ihey are made of willow tWigs and brown
PAPER and cost the matter of fifty cents per
dozen. We recommend them as q suitable
article Cor The Nashville market. How
maIfi dollars such subs itiies for the Scotch
cAmbrie and steel mighfsave IN the codfse
q a year, We leave each one to decide DOR.
himself 1900 ~ .st5a. - 1910
The present weather very much reseni-
bles that of tive years ago az the same time
q the month, Deceinber, Those who's
recall the close Of 1854 will have no diff
Guilty in seeing q similarity between the
weather teen RPd now aFsBgeasss
ne published the other day the report of
the Tennessee Benevolent Association. By
mistake one Of the slngs y with big
Two ON It, was Jeff in when the form
vent to press. The Pulaski Citizen pub
ikhes the report, copying the "slugb as
thohgif 4 was a partpf the report. Ts8 4
Owing to the heavy rain and the constant
tfaYel on Church street, We see that in
paces the stone ballasting las worked hp |
q az to prodHce regular ruts. Hardly any
and Of paving can be proof against such |
storms, especially where clay is plenty
Should the present storm, which at Fhis |
writing, nine O'Clock Saturday might, has
resumed with every prospect Of lasting all /
night continue much longer, families who |
live in the lower portions 0f town, which !
are subject 10 overflow from the river, may
as well make preparations Cor a hasty exc |
dais from their dsniciles 1t rains now as
i must have poured down when the foun-
ihtions were tested Of that mans house
Which was founded upon a rock.
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For Rent.

DY DECREE IN CHANCERY. IN THE CASE
% Of JnO. ~ Walker VI. the sheriff VI Davidson
eouaty ana others. am dirested "a rent tor the
year 1867 the follow ing property. viz
TIE Store House nov occupied BY Mezsrs. X
B. Ch6atham 4 Go.
The Store House on Church street Occupied by
a essFa. Hamilt0u a 6rsen. And = Store knasl
between the two houses above mentiened.
Thoss wishing 10 rent viii eall "a me 81 Il Is.
cheaiham & Co.'S. eorner Of Church aud COLLEGE
dccS-a Dbl RI. WOODS Trustee
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ROtiee.-All persons indebted to the estate
CIV. Greenfield. deceased. will find their claims
in the.hands Of Judge Jas, Whitworth. who
directed, unless arranged previous b 2st Jan
uary, to bring suit on them all. He will also
represent me during my absence from the city in
any business connected with the estate.
dec9-1w tB.l ESQ. a ALLEN, Adm'r.
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GROCERY MARKET.

There was not much done in the whole
sale market to-day. Saturday is usually a
dull day, and the dismal character of the
weather tended still further to reduce the
number Of customers.
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REoRATIEG.-There are still offenders
to the ordinance prohibiting buying in the
market to sell again. We see by the docket
Of the Recorders Court yesterday morning,
that Thomas Hobson was brought np on
the charge Of regrating and fined fourteen
dollars. IL seems strange that parties will
persist in violating this law.
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% M NJ. c. SULzBACHER, an old and well
known merchant Of this city, has again
embarked in the grocery trade and has in
store a compile stock Parties in need of
anything in his line would do well 70 give
hin call. Sc advertisement.
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Just Received, a large assortment ofLadies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDE BRO.'s.
poYl-2m Al North College street. b
A Sure PILE Cure.-DR. GmBRRF's PmE
INsTRUMEST positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROMAINE. Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York. lnOvl7-Sm
For Christmas GifIs.-Toys, Dolls, Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces, and Willow
Ware, in great variety.
GUNTRAFH & SCHIFF,
dec2-20t % Union street.
.a' fE|EF N
Wines ~ - From the LONGwORTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati. g .U af
W. p. 4 2. P. ANDERSON. PrOprietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CataWba,
Dry CataWbR, Isabella, ete.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boqpat are exeeIlsd yb
none-sither native or foreign.
Soldsby -. sofsJ r,--a3
ARoHEB 0HEATHAN Co
KLINE q SHEREAE.
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Boots and SHOES Cheap at 20 PubIio

Boots and shoes Cheap az 30 Public
sQuRre.--In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business. I offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or merchant
will surely profit BY examining my stock Of
goods before supplyi1s himself. as L am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUFTNANS.
! sep6-tf - ~ No. 20 Public SQUARE.
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A Corner Store /. 20 Let.-One of til
best locations in the city Inquire At q. Rice &
Co.'S. 59'colIese street Possession given irame-
distely. s@ dec9.1w
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Mr.. ,. seatterEOOd, of Riehnond, Va.
now at q. B. Abbott's. No. 80 College street. He
has recently been employed 10 some Of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in the Northern
cities, and comes highly recommended as a FIRST
rate cutter. tt5 decl lot
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LARGE SHTPArENTs OF COTroN.-On Fri
day there were shipped by the Nashville
and Louisville Railroad 900 bales Of cot
ton, the largest shipment Of the season.
This road is doing heavy business in the
cotton transportation line. E
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The Cheof,ssf anil fhe Bests
a RAVR YOUR ORDERS FOR Y0Ue
4 FAaafa. 30. oa t.abflr square. ~
viii SEE iheH pforiiiir filled aln af.Itfa8
Terms sash On delivery.
WATSON. zons
deei2-lm lor We. loa4s.
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For Attorney General-ElFenth ia.
dieiRl Distrtef.-We are authorized to an
nounce A. c. HICKET, ESQ.,. as candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District composed of the counties of Giles, Mar,
rshaIi. Maury, Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
uov1g-td d.
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1Iahu total, bass.'......I5,5Z5 N S05o7 Ilb, 86I
Rio coffee on the way to New York,
$4,000 bags; New Orleans, $4,000; Balti-
more, 5000; other ports in the United
States, 1000. Total bags, $1,000.
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= Why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold.
when knight Bros, No. az Church street, are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY So 90
PER LOAD delivered in any part of the city.
does
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small b0nds q pr. CT. less 1old. $50. 81 sl36
Tennessee Bonds, new ,69c Silver.
Als9, highest prize paid for all kinds OF southern
Bank Notes. sssiprics lst, furnished when desred
Deposits received, md Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis Eng
land, Trek nd, France, end ian parts Of Germany
C01PORATI0S CHEcKs easled st hest rates
oEFTCE, corner Union and Cherry street, opp0.
Ofice hours, "a. n. to 5PsHJ1r 1osa.H
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NEW ORLEANS TRADE
i RE-OP ENED..
.a .l-1 Icist .f .# ~.
, EE
The Magniiieena Steamer,
DAVID WHITE,
DIR. II. 3. SHAW. Master,
DR.. T. J.. SHAW. CLERK.


MTuI Commence Making Regular
w Trips to New Orleans and OIL intermetli-
ate ports on the opening Of the season. The
DAVID WHITE was purchased expressly for
this trade, and has been refurnished, re-6tteds
and thoroughly oYerhauled, and pronohnee6 By
good judges to besone Of the most comfortable
and substantial steamers on the Western waters.
She is large side boat with aFo0ny and hand
soIaly furnished cabin capable OfaocOmmodatiDg
one hundred first class, and dfty second class pas
sengers. Her capacity is eight hundred tens and
her accommodations for carrying freight are
Unsurpassed. Standing A No. l with the Board
of Underwrifers, this steamer eOmmends herself
TO shippers of Cotton and Tobacco. while her els-
CANT finish. renders her highly acceptable to the
travelling public.
The DAVID WHITE will leave Nashville for
Ne6 Orleans on the first rise in the Cumberland.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
SERATFON, CHENEY a Roy, Agents.
No. II Broad Street
Oetl0-tf HARRISON & SONS. Agents
wine. rOBEY & CO., Bankers and Dsasrs
IN Gold. Silver, Government Stocks and Compoend
Interest Notes
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Seasoned HOPular Lumber, corner
Crawford and North Summer streets Ttf
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8 Building Lumber of all kinds corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. [tf
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TdE BUILDING KNOWN As THE DIS
1 PATCH Printing O6ice. corner Bank and
Printers ALLEYS. Il rs well adapted Cor PRINTING
Odice, Furniture Factory. or other purposes.
Apply % Jno. Wallace. at this once, o. % Dr.
J. Il. Lindsey So n. Cherry street.
nov2l-tf
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Cedar Posts and Feneing Lumber.
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets
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MARKETS BY .TRLFaRAPa.

New York Stoek Rnsl Money sEarIzet.
.NEw YoRK. Dec. Eat noon gold was quoted
lSI13. Total export of specie to-day $40! -
consisting chiefly Of silver bars,
New York Dry Goods Market. So o
NEw YORK. Dec. 15.-Tbe dry goods market
y again quiet. The weeks business has been
caused irmer feeling for leading heavy goods.
Prizes steady and lower. 47
CineinnAfi Market.
CINCINNATI. Dec 15.-Flonr Is higher and
more active at $40 5Ogll 8 for extras. Mess
pork SO. Hogs quiet and lower; quoted at sea
9 3, ~ Tor dressed. Cotton Is weaker aR4iheld at
Foreign Markets. L1sI Q, 'rg
L 5n.Ss1SS Dee Is noon Cotton steady
a.. HI19yRoN' Dec. l3, noon.- Consols $50 Erie
LIvEEPo6r.. Dec. l4-p. N. The brol,s ara ere,,-
lar report sales OF the week, ending on the 18Th.
Of los, 900 bales Of cotton; the market has been
actITe but Irregular and unsettled: the author
lsed quotation for middling uplands Is I'D; the
price has been az high as l4l4d during the week
but fell on to the hrst-named figure before the
close Of business on yesterday. To-day the mar
ket has been quiet but steady, the sales amount
lng 70 lVeV0 bales on the basis Of t4a for mid
MIEcHEsTER, Dee Il--P. iN.-4The Manchester
market Is nat. and for lack of business quotations
LoNDoN, Dec. .l4.-P. N.--C0ns1ls have adj,
vanced q per cent, closing at S5M for money. :.
FR4NKFeBT, Dec. Il. P, M.-American seeuri-l
tiessteadyi US, 5-20s Of 1862 are quoted at "a
New York Provision Market.
I, Nkw YoRx, Dec 15l-Cotton dull and declined
PC in middling upland. Flour receipts le, 25s
barrels, at l5G25c better--S7 S5619 10 for SUPER
hne.western; 81 00a12 so for extra western: $40
50ell 60 for shipping round hooped Ohio; 81
II9!sgql2 20 for trade brands and closing firm.
Whisky unchanged. Wheat S65e higher: held
at 81 80. Corn 1@2e better. Ivy 2 eIal
Coffee dull. Sugar quiet Cuba, l09l1. No
lasses dull; Petroleum quiet; 20 crude: 3l@3lK
refined IN bond. Dom estic dull and unbalanced.
Leather. hemloek sole, irmer slg32 Nv = -
Pork lower sales of $500 barrels at 20 75ld
q SO mess closing at 20S7 cash. Beef heavy;
beef hams steady; bacon inactive. Cut meats
dull and heavy at 500 for shoulders; loop for i
hams. Dressed hogs dun and lower at 9l4s10
ler western il.-a E.5sI.
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros, on Rolling Mill hin. for sale at
reduced prices Office, 10. ~ Church street.
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yellow Pine Flooring, atloW prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. ltf
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The Best Blacksmith Coax in the city
for sale By Knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
bushel. Also packed in hOgsheads ready for
shipment in a moments notice. decs
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TUESDAY. THE 18TH INST

ternlture Farming Tools Stock. etc
m Los NO. L, Is beautiful grove Of Forrest
Trees, In the midst Of which stands the splendid
rrl9enee OF the Doctor. Also, on this lot Is the
lovely little Lake, from which the place is named.
ana We venture the assertion that, there Is not a
spot Tor sale in the vicinity of Nashville
LOT No. :. affords fine building spot. well
covered with Forrest Trees, '' ''''
Lot No. >. is mostly cleared land.
The Doctor having determined 10 remove Ia
Mississippi, the sale will be positive and W th6nf
reserve. $40 ''N'"'
COLLATION. as usual Omnibuses viii leave an,
s Sitees at z North Cherry street. and S. Public
Square, at 90 An.
HEMSQM GLOVER x co.,
ARLINGTON & FARRAR. ! Agents.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
OFrcE OF THE UNION AND DIsPATca -
Sntnrlnr nnn u 1Qse Y - 2
COTTON MARKET. sH

NOAION hIAhhhI.- III !" I-I :
. The cotton market to-day was dull and
dragging. Prices declined fully &c, and
the few sales made during the day were at
28C92SAc, and very little offering.
The following comprised the transactions
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WHERE'S THAT CROssISa?-There is
supposed to be crossing at the intersection
Of Union and summer streets. but il would
require a great deal Of nerve to determine
the matter by Wading through the deep
mud which characterizes that locality.
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ARRIYED.
-. Ia. a.. =. = ~
PaIestine. ffom 81. Lonls.

The Brandeis came up st ten o'clock with q
large cargo Iof freight. Masking all things eOn-
sideFed. the best trip Of the season. She vas
loaded with sugar, molasses. groceries. four. etc
She took on at PAdacsh the David Whites
freight fer this port. The old David doa't thiak
very hvorably of the Cumberland river trade,
and viii hardly visit ns again this season. She
Will.pfy between Cincinnati. Louisville and New
Orleans. 80
The Brandeis will 60 ont today at noon, Prob
ably We commend her 70 the public Is s neat.
tasty and hEst-class craft If you want a pleas
ant trip to Cairo. take the Brandsis. she viii
have sns LOT Of freight down this time.
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ScARcE--News at the several magis-
trates Offices was extremely scarce yester-
day. Only a single criminal case was up
for disposal, that of a colored woman ar
raigned before Squire Wilkinson, on the
charge Of appropFiating a calico dress not
her own. Something like couple of hours
were spent in arguing the case before the
patient Squire, and some brilliant pleading
was called out What was done with the
defendant we cannot say, not having waited
70 see the termination of the suit.
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REPAIRS NEEDED.-Onr attention has
been called to,the dilapida,ed condition OF
Union street, between Summer and High.
and We are compelled to admit that repairs
are sadly needed in this locality. Yester-
day morning horse attached 70 an express
wagon fell broad side into the sewer oppo-
site Pinkard's store, breaking the shan Of
the vehicle, and doing other damage.
This sewer, we understand, has to be re.
paired abOut once month 20 keep the
street in anything like passable condition.
II should be dug deeper and wider. which
would put an immedia ie stop to all this
trouble and expense.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1875, was lS7! at 1880 advanced to IS7 /
at 100, and closed at 1873 at 4P.M The
rates here were 1856 buying and 1871
selling.
Government securities were ouoted in
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Id. l Nov.l2 Nov. o. Dec. II.
New York Central--,.r.ll6k 1904 1922
H HTls Sl 7o% r.
Reading. -1l61S Il1l{ 40
Michigan Southern -. 50 797s 500
Cleveland and Pittsburg 9lA 50 $50
E ESGa hIsisRa,lgs ias lg
Fort wayne, 1857 1852
{ The stock Of coffee in first handle in the
country compares with previous reports as
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ARTIFICIAL SToSR. -Oue Of our Gneiii-
natl exchanges mentions the invention of
an Euglishman on exhibition in thai city.
IL says
We Yesterday witnessed a wonderful pro-
cess Of turning sand into stone in the short
space Of ten minutes. We have not space
this morning TO describe fully the scientific
steps by which the result is accomplished.
but the important iaG is-and very inpar-
tant il Is 10 our builders and enierprisini,
property holders-ihat with the aid of II.
guided bOIsdes any kind Of sand is formed
into plastic mass that may be moulded
into any shape, and hardened almost in
stantly 50 that il will ring under the blow
Of a troWel like burnt brick. Stone thus
produced is impervious 10 water and dura.
bic as the generality Of building stone.
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Z "a FkERaIiTr6 III Ia

eiIp kdEe6eld, on the evening Of ths 18th inst,
By De 4 81 p, Green, AZ ne, residence Of
Gea. e,pnrilis p snili he brides father,
ANphse stttisoS. Esa- 81 this city and Mis-
NEFrtt e,urH stg
ifthe Als1es anu brayerI ~ frienGs may u :
nuencs destiny, the noW happy couple win be
alWays 60.
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Notice to MasistFstes.-Fhe COMMITTEES
appointed BY the last term Of the County Court,
with power to contract for the burial Of paupers
by the county. have awarded the contract for
one year from this date. to W. r. Cornelius, he
beng the lowest bidder. Therefore all the mag
istrates In the city and adjoining districts are re
CURED to direct all orders to the said VIZ.
Cornelius for paupers' collins. as orders to any
other undertaken, on and after this date, viii
not be recognized nor paid by the county.
Z lSignedl VIZ. ME6cH4N chm
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GONE TO MEMPHIs.-The Hanlons left
the city yesterday for Memphis, where they
are engaged 10 perform for a week Owing
to the inclemency Of the weather the matt
nee on Saturday afternoon was but shiny
attended. .rrrf al. "A
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LAND SLIDE. -We are informed that a
land slide occurred on the Memphis,
Clarksville and Louisville Railroad on Fri
day night last, near GAINESVILLE, which de-
layed trains yesterday fully half day.
The present heavy storm will be likely 10
produce serious damage to the bridges on
railroads. through this portion Of the
country, The rain hiss been general, and
by this morning the many small streams
through Middle Tennessee viii be at more
Than Hood hight IL communications are
not seriously snterfered with, the railroad
companies and the travelling public may
consider themselves Fortunate.
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January ). issz.
Joe b 80 per NIonth.

.TUARTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
w Male and Eemaie 10 sen the Genuine
lmpFoEed GoInm0n- sense PaInflF sen
AmE Mafhtme. .Prics only SIS This Maehias
will stleh, ksm, fell tuck. bind. guilt braid. ana
eulbfgidef, The cloth cauuot be pulled apart
ehiue Harranfed three 7e1Es send iof circuizrI.
BLISS q McEAIHkOA.
anuiIcf1rerF southern Agents.
def5-2s If Louisville ~
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rsos s. MARE, Pres'r. L. G. TlEBoS, Cash.
NATIONAL SAYINGS, COMPANY,

- Corner Union and College Streets.
Tie following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money These eaotsti0ns are liable % 6uctuate but
maybe depended a SUFFICIENT length Of time fer
remhtances 10 Be received by mail o. express " for
wsrled without delay. A - ....g. "a 4