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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21
THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION OF TENNESSEE.
soiree ON Friday Evening.

In anothereolumn will be found an exhibit,
in figures, Of the operationsof This Association
since it, foundation lastspring. Itspeaks for
itself. The destitute MANNED who have been
provided with artificial limbs, and placed
in a condition TO support themselves, testify
to the worhiness Of the cause in which Mrs.
+. G. Porter and her noble coadjutors are
engaged. They have done much, but their
work Is not completed There are many
disabled soldiers yet unsupplied, and appli-
cations are constantly being made for limbs.
The Association desire to meet all calls upon
them, but TO do so, require a replenishment
Of the treasury. In this city, and the vari-
GUS towns Of the State, through the local
auxiliary Associations, they propose to give
entertainments of an attractive character,
and appeal to the publicto sustain the finances
Of the Association.
The frs! Of the series is to be Soiree AZ
the Masonic Hail in this city on Fri
day evening. In referring. Ito it few
DAYS since we said that the public
had a voucher for the character Of
the attractions to be presented in those
heretofore Offered by the Association. We
can assure those disposed to attend, that
Friday evening at Masonic Hall will well
repay them for their patronage; and need
not 10 remind them that in passing pleas
ant hour and partake of the feast which is
being set, they will at the same time con-
tribute to noble charity.
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OfblsIscsES;; E.; % chsrry street. xo,,.
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
MGAVOCK ESTATE
ROP RTY
E o r S A L E,
NORTH NASHVILLE.

u NDER A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
COURT. we are now authorized to SELL publicly
OF privately. the property of the Estate Of D. 7.
McGAYOCK. deceased.
We are ready at all times to show persons this
property, and will sell privately upon most rea-
sonable terms, and shall have. from time to time,
public sales Of the same in the different localities
Of the estate.
This property extends from Jefferson street, on
South, 10 st. Cecilia Academy and beyond, on the
North and from College street. on the East, as far
Westwardly as Fort Gillem and the Harding pro-
perry. and includes many choice and valuable
Lots. now within the corporate limits of the city.
having all the benefits Of the Hydrant Water and
the City Schools.
The great extent Of this Estate furnishes every
variety of location. Persons wishing to be in the
city with the benefit of the schools and water
have a large number Of beautiful lots to select
from; and those whose taste would lead them be-
yond the city limits. and yet be within afew min
utes ride Of the business part thereof have still
larger field in which to locate and suit themselves.
Water can be had in almost every part Of this
property by wells from twenty to forty feet deep.
The McGavOck and Mt. Vernon Horse Railroad
is now being built. and will be in operation dur
ing the month of December next, and running out
directly to the main body of the property, at
which poin: it branches, and runs thence in two
directions nearly through the entire estate. thus
afIording in the two directions eligible sites for
residences at all the intermediate distances be-
tween one-half of mile and mile and half
from the Public Square. and on or near the two
lines of road
To persons wishing TO build and occupy resi-
dences we will offer great inducements and think,
make it the interest of any who wish to settle in
or near the city to bug of US.
This property, although SO near the heart ofthe
city. has been to great extent kept out of the
market; but the estate being largely in debt, we
expect to sell during the next three or four years
a large amount of it. so that persons buying now
may be sure that sufficient number Of lots will
be disposed of to cause the city to be extended in
this direction.
Plans and maps of the property can at all times
be seen at No % Cedar street. up stars and at the
Chancery Court Clerks office. at the Court House.
JAMES WHITWORTH,
Administrator.
FELIX II. CIIEATMAM.
sop2a-tf Agent.
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New York Money Market.

Nzw YORK. Nov 20.-The' Posts money article
says the loan market is active at per cent with
exceptional fractions at Sole. TheIe appears to
be less drawn of currency 10 the interior and
money is less stringent. The stock market
opened strong, became weak and closed with up
ward tendency. Government stocks are XmL
per cent higher than yesterday. Railroad shares
are unsettled. Tee quotations were, New York
1851; Erie 49,: Hudson l221l: Reading. ll35Z ;
Illinois Central, ll9; Toledo. ia The specie re-
ceived by the Ocean Queen from Aspihwall was
$ll2l30,74l. Foreign Exchange is inactive Bills
on London for GO days are quoted at IO73{aI0sL
F,r eatu II
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CITIZENS OF GILES IN TRoUBLE.-Three
farmers, who stated that the lived in Giles
county, were up before the Recorder yester-
day morning. IL appears they went out on
lark in Black Centre, Monday night
and stopped at a shanty kept by a
negro named Reuben Hopkins The
police dropped down on them about
IL o'clock at night, and conducted the
trio to the police headquarters where
they gave security for their appearance.
When arrested, two Of them, William Brews
and a man named Woods, were taking So
ciahlc game Of "old sledge," while the other,
w. +. Hines, had sought the embraces Of
Maggie Hughes, a nymph whose general
appearance indicated her to be n refugee Of
the class that swarmed in Nashville during
the war. As the parties promised to return
home yesterday evening they were dis
charged They will probably steer clear Of
Black Centre on the occasion Of their next
visit to Nashville
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weekly.

p. e. DUENIyCToN a Co.,
Union and American.
JoHN WALLACE & Co.. DieDafrh.
EoBEETs. WArrERsoN q PURvIs,
Republican Hummer.
JAMES 7. BELL, y Co.,
D0iig Gazette.
pREss AND TINES Co.
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Cincinnati Market.

lBy telegraph
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2O.-Flour duh and 2Oc lower;
superfne. sl09l0 IS. Wheat dull, and dropping,
No. Red, 81 IS. Corn firm for old at 81; shelled.
so new. SOC Oats dull, As. Rye declining, 81 2O
Whisky dull but prices are not lower. Hogs dull
Sc 25616 IS with no demand; receipts 1900 (:
Provisions dull and unchanged, little doing
Mess Pork held at S22922 so. Green meats
6l%dSL Gold firm Mt l45I[
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WING, TOBEY & CO.,
Bankers and Dealers
Gold, Silver, Government
Stocks, and Compound
INT H II EST NOTE y.
Closing Prices This Dav.
Government

Tennessee Bonds. new. zoe Silver.............I.Ia
Also, highest price paid for all kinds 81 Southern
Bank Notes. See prizes list. furnished when de-
sired.
Deposits received. and Exchange furnished on
New York. Cincinnati. Louisville. Memphis
Engiand. ireland. France. and all parts otter
mary.
COOPERATION CHICKS eashcd al the best rates
.effiCE. corner Union and Cherry street.. oppO-
site Bank Of Tennessee
Onlce hours, A. n. 20 P.M fuOyi0-3m
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by Telegraph

10y -lelegTupnsJ
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-COtton firm sales
low midding 3l@ &c; middling, SIC. Receipts
for four days 1880 against 1900; exports 1000
bales. Sugar dull, quoting fair at II
@lI13c. Molasses dull with prime at 20 and
choice 75gS0c. Sterling, 81 New Y Ork Exchange
A9H premium. Freights unchanged.
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by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2O.-There were sales Of 70
hhds. Of tobacco at unchanged rates. SuperfiRe.
s. so. Red wheat 81 1902 IS. Old corn in bulk,
90c; new, SOC. Oats in bulk, 52c Cottop,
Bic. Hogs. 61197c. Mess pork, So. Bacon
shoulders. lac. Clear sides, l5Ac. Lard in tIerces
l4c. Whisky raw. 50 49,
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st. Louis Market.
-, ~


ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3O.-Flour dull unsettled SUI
perfne. $40 009l0 81 double extra 81 00al2 so.
Wheat duh and heavy, good spring. 81 l2al5 90;
prime fall 81 60g2 s.: choice. 50 00a2 20 Corn
unsettled and lower; old mixed yellow. S5ae0e
Oats dull, at -6,52c for choice. Pork declined
Bacon quiet; shoulders. l5e; clear sides Ice
Whisky inactive, AZ 90 "a
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-We are pleased to learn that our
friend Gen. n. b. Pearce, formerly Of Ark
ansas, but since the war a prominent mer-
chant Of this city, has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Cumberland Valley Insurance
Company, to Gil the vacancy created by the
resignation Of DIR. j. II. Lenoir, the latter
gentleman still remaining connected with the
company in the capacity Of General Agent.
Under the control of such officers the Cum
berland Valley comments itself more than
ever to the confidence and patronage Of our
citizens.
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London Money Market.
Louisville Market.

by telegraph
LONDON. Nov. 2O-The following are the open
ing securitie: Consols 90l%: 5-20s, 7012. l. c.,
Railroad stocks, 7S15 Erie SOC.
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FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF CoURr-Polioe-
man jackson was yesterday fined three diff
fercnt times for contempt Of court. The first
fine was inflicted for wearing his hat in the
court ROOMS; We don't know exactly what
the second fine Of sic was for; but the third
SO was Tor continuing on his way out Of
the room after being ordered 10 return in
side the bar.
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BAILEY, ORDwAY u Co, yesterday, ship
ped by the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad, from this city to New Orleans,
seventy-eight bales Of cotton at 81 IS per
bale, This is a low rate, and is the result Of
competition with steamboats,. b. o. q Co.
have made the lowest rate Of shipment to
New Orleans since the war
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HnAETARl AND COMMERCIAL

ee-cR THK UNtoN AND AueelcaN.l
WEDNESDAY. November p. 1866. J
MoNErART -Gold opened yesterday morning
IN New York, at I4lI5; was l4l at n:s0; l4I14 at
noon and closed at 49, at Pm. The rate here
was lSs buying. and III selling.
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Special Notices, 20c line. FOR time % and Zoe
for each additional insertion.
All advertisements considered due after first in
sertion.
All changes will be charged for at SOC a square.
Advertisements inserted longer than months
(3m) 10 per cent win be deducted from the second
quarter. Is from the third, 40 - per cent from
the fourth quarter
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

mere Is bat little doing in uncurrent money and
no change OF rates. Bank Of Tennessee notes are
bought AZ HOS and are held at 47@4S. Large
lots would command a shade higher rates.
Planters Bank IS firm at 50 buying and s2gs3
selling.
Union Bank IS dull At z buying and 50 selling.
Southern Bank notes are duh and viii not sell
readily. except at reduced rates.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

DIsoRDERLY HOUsEs-There are two ne
gro drinking saloons on Line street, between
College and Cherry, that are an annoyance
and nuisance in the neighborhood. The
proprietors Of one Of them, Thomas Pratt
& Co., were yesterday fined S54 for keeping a
disorderly house, The other saloon, adjoin-
ing Pratt q Co., is owned by a white man
named Dunton, who employs Julius Martin,
colored, TO attend it for him. Judge Foster
ordered a warrant for Dunton's arrest, and
he will probably be examined this morning
Both houses oughtto be broken up, and COM
PEELED TO seek some more oongenial neigh
borhood, where the hooting and yelling of
gangs Of drunken negroes will not disturb
respectable people.
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EXeeutor's Notiee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE QUALIFIED
1 as Executors Of the last WIN and Testament
Of WILLIAM b. LEWIs. deceased. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested 10 make pay
mtDt 10 theIa and all those having claims against
the same will present them for payment.
q. Nj. F0GG.
A. V. s. LlNDSLEY,
Executors Of igm. b. Lewis deceased.
novlS-d3w
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SALE PosTPoNED.-The sale Of the furni-
ture Of the late Mrs. Thomas B. Nancy as
advertised by the executor, DIR. w. b. Ma
ney, is postponed until the 9th day of De
cember next.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

by telegraph
NEW York, Nov 20,-6 P. M.--COtton opened
more active at 34@341S. Middling uplands chief
ly 34c; closing dull at those figures.
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TPPLING ON THE SABBATH.-The Re-
corder is very severe on parties brought be-
fore him for tipping on the Sabbath.
Where the proof guilt is positive, he fines
the defendant the full extent of the law
The proprietor of the Stacey House was ar
raigned on three warrants yesterday for this
ofiense, and his bar keeper summoned as the
principal witness for the prosecution. He
was fined S54 in each case-S162
Heretofore, the majority Of the cases for
this otiense have been against third or fourth
class saloon keepers. 1.-THE object is to put
a stop to the sale of liquor on the Sabbath,
no discrimination ought to be made between
the high and low. One is equally guilty
with the other.
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Liverpool Cotton Market.
TRv Taloorronb
New OrIenns NTnrI,cf.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 19-Noon.-Cotton, opens
quiet and steady to-day at I'D for middling
upland. Business thus far indicates days sale Of
1000 bales.
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Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
isting between T. NJ. Cain and J. NJ. Brum-
back. under the style Of 4. NJ. Cain x CO.. Symma.
Tennessee. Is this day dissolved. by mutual con-
sent The business Of the late firm viii be here
after conducted BY 7. VI. CAIN. who will settle Up
the outstanding claims Of the old house.
7. NJ. CAIN
]. NJ. BRUMBACH.
SuRYxA. November II. 1866.
uevl5-lm
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

FROM the University Book and Job Office,
w. II. f. Ligon, printer, we are presented
with a copy Of the Introductory Lecture of
Professor Bowling upon the life and charac-
ter Of the late Professor Watson. 1t is an
appropriate tribute to worthy, Christian
man, and an eminent member of the medi-
cal profession, from one whose intimate as
ISOLATION enabled him to know, and
whose literary abilities qualified him to
speak Of him as he deserved.
In this connection we take occasion to &C
knowledge the receipt of the November
number of the Nashville Journal of Medicine
and Surgery.
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Edgeaelaf Eareanl.ltr

Vinh LARGE SAFE or ReArrrFpL
buiidlnF Lots "a sleaafis' adIlitian.' o.
"a tins month The very tcFl losalnn IA d. f.raI
In that thriving town.
All who vaat a,Seaatfli homo uul have
Qmuibuses wiz Leave our slIee a. tas
Come, every bgdvf plerfv q. e..
ARLINGTON 4 FARRAE. areufs.
norfi-fd n. q, '.'.-,.'- 100
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

PEACE WARRANT.-The case of Jack
Bender, who was arrested on peace war
rant at they instance Of William Anderson, a
negro hack-driver, was tried yesterday be-
fore Esquire Mathews. There appeared to
be very little in the case, and it was dis
missed at the cost of the defendant.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

Recommendations Aiken, who keeps
little grocery in the 10Th ward, was arrested
yesterday morning Tor rcgrating in the mar
ket IL was his first appearance, and tho
Recorder let him Of with a fine of SlI.
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Nashville Grocery and I.roauce ,Iarl, q,

Nashville Grocery and Produce Market
The grocery market has been tolerably active
the past week. Our merchants have full stocks
hand and good feeling prevails. Prices re-
main firm.
The demand from the country trade has been bet
ter than the previous week. and there is feeling
that trade is going to be even more brisk the next
four weeks to come.
The following are the quotations:
FLoUR.-Extra suDerfine at $40 5OaII; super-
10, and fancy SIS 009l6 90.
WHEAT.-S2 2O92 p for red. S292 10 for Med
Iterranean 81 2Og2 5Ofor amber and golden chat;
81 S592 40 for white.
SUGAR-NO New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l4z2gl5c; Porto Rico l5lIGl6e; Demarara, ia
Ioc; Z. extra l6z49l1c; A. cofeel7 1zglSc; stand
COFFEE.-COmmOn to good 2S@2J. fair TO Drime
501zc; strictly choice Sic.
BACON.-Yery little in the market, and demand
Sz5925e; shoulders l6917c.
LARD-IieTee l6c keg lSc.
CANDLES Star. light " eight. 2O@2lc: summer.
50 80 for skies; 81 50 for seyens: parafne 4OG45c
SALT bushel barrels 81 y.
1ARNs.-Ihere is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote &c for seven hundreds 26c for six hundred;
R4Gs-Good country cotton rags are in demand
at 61zg7c. per H.
DhC1S AND DfESIlFtS,--4Ni Oes l. 10, t3c. Alum,
&c.. ASsaioetida 6Bg75. Borax. do birthstone
roll, Sc. Camphor, 81 -. Castor Oil z gal 81 50
as 20. Cream Tartar. e ID. 7j@gdc. Flor Sui
phur. Halle. lpecac, s. 90. Gum Arabic 81 10
al so. Jalap. S4al 80. Fix. Logwood DE Mag
nesia, 75gSl. Nader. 29G25c. Oil Peppermint
81 5O@S 80. Opium, Sll 00@l2 50. Quicksilver
81 2j@l 50. Rhubarh. 81 90. Sal Soda, lnGl2lSc'
Saltpetre, 20925e. Sugar Lead. 70.
fEATHERs-Live geese, q h. 65@70
FIsH-Maekerel No !, $23@24; do No. 2, 22a23;
do No. 8, 201%92l; half bbls lO9l1; Kits S..
GRAIy-Corn in store s59Sl 20; Oats, clean 60.
GINSENG-Ginseng 2 fb 90c.
GLASS Window, Sxl0 q box 81 p; l0xl2 p box
& *. I0v11 = bav
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

KNABE's PIANos-Bclorc the war, Ten
ncssce could boast Of a greater number and
a higher order Of public schools than any
other State in the Southwest 4 very large
proportion Of the young ladies Of the States
farther South were sent to Tennessee 10 be
educated. What has been, will be again.
Our schools, in many instances, have been
revived and reorganized, and our educational
system will soon be in complete and success
ful operation. In all these schools music
was a leading feature in the course Of study.
Daring the war, most Of the pianos in use
in our schools were destroyed or taken away,
aud our teachers are now compelled 90 re
place them. To such as are reitting their
music rooms, and 20 all who are contempla-
ting the purchase OF pianos, We would recon-
mend the southern mandatory of WN.
KNAnE 4 Co, Baltimore. In favor Of the
instruments made at this establishment, il is
unnecessary 20 utter one word, - they have
been accorded the palm Of superiority over
all others by the best judges Of Europe and
America.
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN BEN. F. EGAN. has this day been
I d appointed Agent for the Nashville aud North
western Railroad. AZ this phase. All Bills Of
Iading given hy him win be respected.
L. II. EWING. G. F. 4. .
Oaiee, No. II College street. loctl7
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TIL E CITY .
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The nr0prietors Of tho morning papers Of this
city, for the purpose Of establishing uniformity in
the rates Of advertising. have agreed upon the
ollowing table Of charges, and Obiigafe them
from this date:
couare. day, 81 O0-eaoh addI insertion 5O
= Square week, 3 5l-sach addT square. 2 00
-SgHarc. weeks. 6 00-each add'l square. 2 so
Square, weeks. 00-each addl square,. 80
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That desirable and very valuable Tract Of land on
which ~ uays HoW resides. confaising % aare7.
IN District 5. d said county. on Mil Greek
For boundar-ls soc records.
This i enc of che most desirable places In De-
vids0n county. About - acres cleared. he bsi-
anoc finely timbercd. The dwelling 4 fne Two
story brick house. containing seven rooms. SER
wants. rooms, kitchen. smoke house. (all brick
good harm, ice house. apple and peach oscharis
plenty Of stock water. aad never failing spring
unaurDassed ~ any, and an excellent spring
house. - the sale under the deed Of frust = f9r
the benefit of All CREDITOR al ne respectfully IN
viicd 20 attend the sale. The uremifes are sifu-
oted on the Nashville add Chaftaa0oTa Railroad
g Autloca Station, nine miles gr0la tbs city ii
Nashville.
Terms cAsII-and % be sold free from the
equity Of redemption.
J. @. ROBERTS,
noF.b-tds. Trustee
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GREAT CHANCERY SALE
NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cuted 10 me BY j. " Hays. on the lst day Of
September, 1865. recorded in book Ne s.. page 81
Of the Registers Office 0f Davidson county f6r tie
purpose therein specified. will expose 10 public
sale on the uremises, on
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DA0POskS TO KENf Oh IFAsE aEi
a AtneIy inrraEri coitun piininfi6n eal-
tanning tsseite hundred Acres 81 Land.
talnated n iouz mlles 81 Pulaski. Far PARTICLES
hpply % Ut. A1chiSON. Nashsillc.
actA-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

u1UESE LOTS ARE SITUATED IN ONE OF
the most delightful thOroughfares leading
from the city in sight Of the Nashville and De-
eatur Railroad. and on the route of the Spruce
Street and Franklin Turnpike Railroad, now un-
der contract The scenery of quiet beauty spread
around this desirable property is Ornamented with
the most stately country seats An excellent
school for boys is convenient to 1t. and this portion
of the suburbs of Nashville is destined to become
at an early day the most attractive for the abodes
Of business men of the city.
Terms. liberal. 0mnibuses will leave the front
of our Offices at 10 o'clock A. NJ Collation. as usual
j. l.. K r. W. BROWN,
ANDERSON, JOHNSON * SMITH,
noy8-td Agents
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Risley'S Extract of Buhcu,

Risley's Extract of Buhcu,
Combines the active properties of Buchu leaves,
with other diureties and tonics, in highly con-
centrated form, and is the MOST EFFICAC1OUS
AS WELL AS THE CHEAPEST PRRPARA-
TION that PHYSICIANS can use in the treatment
of complaints of the Urinary and Genital Organs;
and being put up with full directions in four Ian
guages. it will prove very pleasant and safe
remedy for those so situated that they cannot
consult physician.
IARRAL RISLEY d TOMPKINs.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
III Chambers St. and Hudson ST., New York.
PROPRIEToRs.
For sale by EWIN & PENDLET0N,
nov2O-d2w 10 Public Square. Nashville.
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ROBINSON YEATMAN, JOHN ?. WIRELESS,
New Orleans Nashville.
HENRY C. YEATlfAN,
Of Woods, Yeatman & Co., Nashville.
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NeM YorI. Cot1nn NInrI,ct.

[NOTE.-FOr the information of producers Of
cotton, we would state that the above quotations
subject to deduction Of three cents per pound
when the purchaser pays the tax