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W. BossoN,
VIM. SPENCE


By Mr.. Brown: No. 545 to incorporate
the Central Tennessee Salt and Mining
Company,
By Mr.. Mckinney No. 54G to repeal
section ll69 of the Code.
On motion of Mr. Muse, the rules were
suspended and House bill No. 81, to index
the books of the West Tennessee Land
Office, was taken up, and passed on its third
reading, by ayes 20, noes none.
On motion of Mr. Powell, theruIes were
suspended, and House bill No. ga, to
amend the act extending the sinking fund
to 1870, was taken mp and passed a second
reading.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Bill No. 5l2 to authorize civil suits for
damages caused by crime. The report Of
the committee was conoarred in, aud the
bill rejected.
Bill No 5l3, to prevent the sale Of char
tered privileges The report Of the com
mittee was concurred ia, and the bill
rejected.
Bill No 5l5, to amend the reyenue laws
Of Tennessee. An amendment was adopted
and the bill passed.
SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY.
The further consideration Of Senate bill
! No. 5ll, to amend the law in relation to
peace warrants, was resumed.
/ Mr.. Mcfarland offered an amendment,
which was lost
Mr.. Mcfarland offered a further amend
ment, providing that the complainant sub
scribe and swear to his statement before the
Justice of the Peace, upon which warrant
may issue under this act.
Mr. Muse addressed the Senate in favor
Of the bill.
Mr.. Smith offered an amendment in lieu
of that offered by Mr.. Mcfarland.
Mr.. Cypert moved 70 lay the amend
ment with the substitute on the table. Car
ried by ayes p, noes 8.
Mr.. Mcfarland moved 70 re-commit the
dill to the Judiciary Committee. Lost.
Mr.. Smith offered an amendment, pro.
viding that the term sedition, rs used
in the bin, shall be construed TO mean the
same az used in the act of 1865. Lost by
ayes s, noes -.
The bill was passed upon its third read
ing by ayes 10, noes ..
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the Senate al
iourned until Monday morning at 9 o'clock
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GREAT AUCTION OF
City and Other Property


DY VIRTUE OF A DEEDOF TRUST MADE
ID to me by Charles f. II. Martin, | VIII seil 70
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
IF EebrnnTv 1867 commencing at II O'Clock A.
N. on The premises first described, and continn-
ing in the order and at the places hereih ihu'-
Gated the following valuable property
lat The two story Residence, No. 10Y CheIry
street, third door north OF Gay, with the lot
fronting AZ feet and running back !UO ieet'
ID The Brick House and stable 20 rear OF the
above fronting A feet on q 20 foot alley.
3D. Brick House ard lot on the corner O. tay
street and alley. in the same block WITH the
1gff 4tb House No. ~ Front street. opposite the
alley in rear of the Inn Block, with lot - leet
front aud running back to the river.
9Th. Ice House and Shop No. tS3, adjoining
and north Of the above, lot fronting 40 teet on
Front street. ,. A.
above fronting 30 feet on Front street. -
On SATURDAY, the ID of March. 1864, at ~
o'clock. under the same deed Of trust. viii sell
AT the Court House in Nashville, at auction
1sf Twpnty-four acres and lW poles OF tue
Land 5lS miles from the city. on the east side of
the Louisville Railroad, on winch are TWO smah
/ houses an orchard, etc,
ID. A Lot on north side OF Noodlaha sueei,
| in Edgefeld between Foster and Minnick
4 Streets fronting 81 8 feet and 40 feet deep.
Sd. Two Lots adjoining in Harding Addllloh,
between Watkins and Clay streets Ironi,ng e9Cn n u
i 81 feet on jackson street. and running back loO
/ I'M Two lets adjoining, each fronting 2ta
feet on Pearl street, west Of McLemore, ana run
ming back 10 feet TO 10 foot alley,
i 9Th. Lot No 6, BlOOd's subdivision, on ASH
street second lot east Of High street, adjoining
/ Anthony Leonards residence, fronting 30 feet
| and 10 feet deep, to an alley.
6th. Brick House No, l0l. on Pearl street west
| of MeLem0re containing SIX rooms q nail ahu
| norcb with lot q feet front and 1876 feet deep.
| There is property here for every variety OF
purchaser. Plats and descriptions can be exam
| med at the office of the Real Estate Agent.
Terms Of Sale: 6, r. Is and "A months, Wljt
interest lien and security. or one-fourth cash
balance in 8. II, IS and "A months, with lnteres
| ana lien at option Of purchaser. sale With"o
reserve OF redemption.
| IS. w. CHILDRESS, Trustee.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON q SMITH, Agents
feb7-td
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n ri Allen & Carr for claims presautea before
~ T3esrd of Claims az Nashville, Lenn-s knoHn
a. lie Driver Board, are hereby nouaeq tnat
Z hare made aTraneementB With Messrs. Para.
-, s1vzeTs 4 Co for the prosecution oi SAID
Claims C0l ParamOrs IS poE ia washington
n ~ pFeseenting tbess claims before TIE diher
cut Departments. and claimants cAh L.-steA @ tne
paTmen4 Of their claims ~ Gaining ulJh CeG1
soS-s-s AZ the 0fiee OF PaTamores S0wers Co,
M. g6 North CheTFy street, ko.d 30, -.
sehs-tf Repreentins Aner 4 Csry,i !
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H.. III. LAME ),
Qate of Lanier, Phillips & Co.. AZ !
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
No. 80 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
/ YoI K and Baltimore. where l purchased a
new stock of Groceries, and am now opening at
nv old stand. No. 80 South Market street, where
/ will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. l shall endeayOr to sell Groceries
at such prices that merchants will ind 1t to their
interest to buy in Nashville instead OF going
farther Any business entrusted to me Will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise part Of my
stock in store and receiving:
Choice p 4. Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar;
Fair to Coed Demerara Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, GrOund and
Granulated Sugar, A, B and Q Coffee Sugar,
Sf,Iart's Extra Syrup, Choice Rio Coffee, La
guyra Coffee, Old Government Jaya Coffee
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive syrup,
Clear Sides, Cheese, Pepper Race Ginger, Spice;
Fire Crackers, Star Candles. Soap, Concentrated
Lye, Indigo, Madder, Durkee's Yeast Powder
Ground Mustard, Pepper Spice, etc.: ana Q
general stock of Liquors Copper and Lead
Eli of which will be sold low to the trade.
noy25-9m L. IL. LANIER.
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st. CeciIia'S Academy,
MOUNT VERNON.
n @ ar n a : h Y / e.
CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF THEI!
ORDER OF ST. DOBTTN
Hinder the patronage of the Right. keyl


UuHIs ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1850,
for the purpose of enabling parents 9nd
Guardians in the South and Southwest 90 impari
to their daughters and wards thoroush And
solid education.
The Academy is about pne mile from the ciy
and is Situated in one OF the most beauuiul anu
bealthy localities in its Vicinity
The Academic year consists ol Two Sessions
,,ab and terminating about the 10Th Of June.
ooseial attention Is given to the dlnereuL
branches usgally Taught in Academic
FoR TFRMs. ETC.. apply to the Mother Supe
risr. Nashville, Tennessee.
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VOL. XXXIII.

LoSDoE, Feb 1.-THE government has
besa advised Of the landing Of TIVE ship
loads Of Fenians az Salentia.
There Is q renewed rumOr that the
Fenians will attempt to cAt the eEble.
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NOTICE.

gI,BF uNpERsTeNED. FxECUTRIX OF
Nathauiel Cross, deceased. giyes notics 70
sIi rersons INDEBTED TO the esfate 10 come for
Ward snd make paymeai, and all who have
rlairns against the same 70 produce ana tie
tbr-n for rayneut Eebrusry Is, 1857.
ANNC. CROSS, ErecutriI.
r.I1e-d1wEwZts
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The committee placed in the hands Of s.
w. Hatchett, Comptroller of the State, the
amount collected in cash, together with
the certificate of deposit and the notes and
bonds of the State, as set forth in the above
settlement
The committee are exercising, as they
think, prudent discretion in the discharge
of the duties imposed on them, which, when
concluded, will form the subject of another
report.
On the part of the Senate:
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FOR RENT.

GENERAL DWELLINGS IL TIE CITY
- and Edgefeld. Also, Business Houses veil
ARLINGTON. FARRAR wFAKLFY,
fchlG-lw Agents, Ne. - Public Square
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NOTICE.

Cs,HE TFNpFRSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
ont The entire stock of Groceries Of y. u
GTiEsbey. On the corner Of Vine and broaa
s.reetg NO E63 will keep good assoTtment.
which be will buy exclusively for easn, ana can
. afFor5 10 sell cheap for the sane. Dir. u utlm5h
v-iU attend to the business for me, and We W91ll
be pleased 10 have our friends ana tue PND'''
giye gia.ia-5,o qs 3 oa'' ROBERT PIEKARD.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF CHANCERE
ID Court, the Property on the corner OF Uni
I-ersity and Washington and South Jefferson
strees. belonging to the estate of Major r. q.
Eastman, is offered for safe
This property is within one hundred yards OF
the South Nashville Street Railroad, ia plea
sanity and ehgibly situated. contains near four
acres, and will be sold IN a body or divided into
lots.
The resiience is comfortable frame contain
inQ eight rooms besides kitchen and outhOuses
The sale will be made free from redemption,
and on a redit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, except he sum Of 10 per cent TO be pad
in cash Notes with approved security will be
required and lien retained.
Apply to the undersigned on the premises, 81
at No 50 North Cherry street,
lH- saF.I j. H. CURREY, NJ. D..
ianI-tC Commissioner.
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LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON,
Architects.

Ofiee No. IT n Cherry 81, near Chursbs
P o. BOX 8T5. ....... NASHVILLE.
TsLAHs, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES
Il promptly executed. A variety Of Drawings foT
Cottages villas, Hot Houses, Gardens, faTks eto;I
a salt ali localities and tastes be seen st this
ldl9e. gE H- sAl s.-
RFFERENCEe
John Kirkmau, Geo. s. Kinney, r. H. Thompson,
W T. Berry, A. }, Duncan, Robert Thompson, and
RIai " n evils aug23.ly
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
TEi Weekly Packet Line,
NO. ID.

saNHF ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL-
] lowing splendid Passenger Packets, leaving
Nashville during the season as follows
TYRONE, Tow. HARM0s, Mastsr, lssVss TU rs
DAYS, at l. O'Clock 81
NASHVILLE, WHEY SIMsfs, Master, leaves Mash
vile THURSDAYS, At 12 O'Clock d.
TALISMAN, Cant. STR0Na. leaves Nashville
SATURDAYS. at ~ o'clock. NJ
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rHE SCHOOL FUND.

SATURDAY, Eeb. lO.-lhe SENATE met
pursuant to adjournment. Mr.. Speaker Fri
erson in the chair.
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Mr.. Bosom from the Joint special COM
rnittee on the snbject. made the following
report:
To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives: The Joint special committee, to whom
was referred that portion of the Governor 8
message referring TO the school fund de
posted by the Treasurer OF the State, as
Superintendent and Public Instruction,
submit their report.
Section 5 Of "An act 10 wind up and
settle the business Of the Bank Of Tennes-
see." directs that the sum Of S6lS,25O, IN
United States 80 bonds, shall be retained
and placed in the hands Of the Treasurer
Of the State Of Tennessee as part OF the
said common school EInd deposited in the
Bank of Tennessee.
This fund was, by the Treasurer of the
State, as Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, deposited in the Tennessee National
Bank Of Memphis, together, with the ac-
crued interest up to the 10Th of August,
1866. amounting to S45, 1925, for which
the bank gave certificate Of deposit, and
he also deposited twenty-three coupon
bonds of the State of Tennessee.
For the purpose of investigating into
and collecting the said fund deposited with
. the Tennessee National Bank, the Treasurer
as Superintendent Of Public instruction,
gave to the committee appointed by Gov
ernor Brownlow, for that purpose, two
checks on the bank, one for $3I8,250, and
one for 100000; also, certificate of de
posit for S44, 1925, and a receipt signed
by the President of the Tennessee National
Bank for twenty-three bonds Of the State Of
Tennessee, with coupons attached, the sam e
belonging to the school fund.
The committee proceeded to Memphis,
and at once presented the claims on the
Tennessee. National Bank for settlement,
and their negotiations with that Bank, re-
suited in the payment to the Committee Of
the following amounts and notes;
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

PLANTERS BANK NOTES.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF TIE
i Legislature Of Tennessee, passed December
18th, 1866, entitled an act To expedite the DIS
may make assignments among their crediton.'
notice Is hereby given to the holders OF ths notes
of THF pLANTERs' BANK 0F TENNEssFE to tle
them with the undersigu cd, at the Bank N NASH
Vile. between now and the lst day of January
eighteen hundred and sixty mine, 0559.) and re-
eeiye certificates therefor they will be forever
barred from any participation N the assets OF
the Bank ihe certificates Will be received
At PAR in payment Of debts due the Bank,
whether rendered before or after the lst Of Janu-
airy, 1853 ID. W EAhhk, IruStee.
dec25-3m
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Wing COPY
three months and send billt0 Mr. WFAvER.
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SAM GOLLADAY,
REERsHERA sPRINGS
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in US. by deed of uust executed by the
Beersheba Springs Company, bearing date Octo-
Der 9. 1850, and recorded in the Registers ONCE
Of Grundy county. State OF Tennessee, Book u,
MONDAY, the ISTH DAY OF MARCH next,
sell to the highest bidder, for One-fourth cash.
and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months. with inter est with waiver of redemp-
ton, ali the property conveyed in said deed of
trust, consisting of upwards of 5000 acres OF
land, on which are situated the Hotel and other
buildings. containing some $50 rooms; with all
the household and Kitchen furniture, and other
articles in said deed. which have not been de-
stroyed or taken away during the war.
This place, 50 we'll known a,sumIner resort,
is eausily well fitted for great literary insti
tuition. JOHN ARMFIELD, I rTr,,sfoas
TH0S. j. HARDING. CO..
ian22-dlm--W4t 81.
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Fancy Flour. Fancy EIOuru
We will keep constantly on hand, by the single
barrel or car load, Il. Yaughn Co.'S Celebrated
Lockland Mills Flour. which We will warrant IA
every instance We will also keep seyerRi other
brands of Flour watch we offer to the trade at the
lowest cash prices Dealers win DO we'll to examine
our Flour before purchasing. - -.
BAILEY, ORDwAY 4 co,
aug2l-6m III. & A., B.l
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VKJE BEG LEAVE To RETURN THANKS TO
w our friends for the very liberal share OF pat
rouage bestowed upon our house the past season,
aud would say that, having enlarged our facilities
for storing cotton. We are now prepared to give
every attention 10 the storage, sale aud shipment o
all cotton our friends may entrust to our care We
promise that every effort will bo used TO secure the
very highest market price, whether sold here or m
other markets
VIII make caah advances on all Cotton or other
produes shipped % us. our tstilIa shall ai0sy %
"a low as any other reliable house.
JAMES NJ CAR5EY and WEI. T. SAMPLE VIII
give their undivided attention to tbs Cotton Depart
mant and will strain every nerve 70 make Il 70 tbs
interest Of planters to patToniZe Us
We will at all times keep full stock Of Grocsries,
Bagging, Rope and fwiue, and all grades OF hlopr
for sale at the lowest prices.
WANTED. We wish to purchase washed and M
washed Wool Feathers and Dried FFuit, and Will
always give the best prices.
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co

osnre tn the BuiidiHg Uf tEe Bsnts
of the Union
4, ,s-ITAL ALL P4ID ~
n BIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN l8Si-
insures Buildings, Vessels, in port Msrchas,
disc, II Housshold Furniture and other property, on
the most liberal terms. Fire, Marine and iniaud
risks taken az lowest rates,
Rss- Losses hbsrsiy adjusted and promptly p4ia ~
lhis Company.
nTEECTORs
r. c. MCNAIRT, JsMEs GODS,
JEO. EgEEMAS, BUREs.
c. r. HaLNAE, $50. h EwgE.
". Il Evans, RoRTET THnNPs1s,
HUaH M'CRTA, JAS 2 hTRENAs -.
: MkCET,
a.. 4. MtNATRT, Prssident-
& .. HICKS, seSFetary. ssps 6msI
TO CARPENTERs.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATTRF.
senate.

SATURDAY, Feb. l6-The Senate met
pursuant to adjournment. Mr.. Speaker Fri
are,y, IN fha chair
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RESTORATION.

Eaorts 90 CsuspEoalse DineEeness
netweem ase President anG Con
a-rass
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Neparator Captlil.


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your wig
Destructive Of comfort. and not worth a
6g:
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly and
fair,
And rejoice IN your own !uxnriant hair
REPARATOR CAPILLI,
For restoring hair upon bald heais.
(from whatever easse Il may have lailen
ont) and 'orcing growth Of hair upon
the fact, j, has DO equal |, will force The
beard to grow upon the smso,hcss face 10
from Ave to eight weeks, or hair aJon
bald heals 10 from two 10 three moa tbs.
A hw ignorant practitioners have assert
ed :hs; there Is nothing tha, viii force or
hasten the growth Of the hair or heard
Their assertions are false, as thousands Of
living wirnesss iron their own expert.
ence) can bear witness. But inany will
ay, how are We to distinguish the genuine
from The spuriousl 1t certainly Is diff.
cult, as Eipe-teDtha Of the dilsrent prcpa.
rslions advertised for the hair aed beard
arc entirviy worthless, and you nay have
already thrown away large amounts 10
their purchase. To such we wouId say.
try the Repsrator Csppiili; II will cot
you nothing. unless !, fully comes up 10
oar representations. II your Draggis,
does not keep Il, send ne on doii.r ard
We viii forward il, post paid, together
with receipt, Tor the nsoncy, which wiIl
be returned TO you on application, provi-
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~ A IossG LADY returning /. ]
country hone. alter a sojoufu Il =
months in the city, was hardly reos..1
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tie. flashed isce, she had son rub, -
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instead Of .sen.y thr~, she rrallg 49,
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ASTROLMY.
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II. A. Psfrjro.

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AFFlulCTEO!

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ST. FF Err NO MORE
W. -. :, mn Jorl
VII VIE 81, y VIZ, ~ :" IN ~
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HYDRAULIC
CLOTHES Washers,
(oF ALL SIZES
Superior Wringer

ATTACHED.
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WASHER requires less ro~ss 70 syess.e "
than any friction s.AcAsas. and will vash from
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sEeosp.--lt waAhes entirely without Injary.
1 wearing Of the fabric, N advantage never
obtained ~ any other machine; tabls oiosh
and eanahric collar nay b wasAsd d ~
mme time. without the iesss injury " III
finest sextafe u ANY article. This every
house keeper knows il impossible when The
sans fabrics are washed in friction o. rub
bitg machine.
TntxB.--rhe simplicity of its construction
rneers Il The most durable machine; there V
~ complication. and no.hiss 70 gs, out Of
many years 4 properly used.
srIf.--Tbere is never any stopping os
water, WHISTLER The machine 10 used open or
cloNd il will keep the st-am eoained, and
the water hotter than BY any other proces
d washing ever invsated.
Fpru.-Thr sapsssss CLOTHES WIRING.
XII, attached 10 shsss machines, h gAlvsnissd
iron frame. asd 10 made OF rolid valcsnixs d
Rubber, by lar the brst most durable, and
most expensive OF any in the msskst, and
contains fully double the amonnt Of rnbber In
any other sringsr.
slxrn.-The washing OF hAnnels by this
process edeetuAlly prevents shrinking Tbs
iahte. as they canbt washed In boiling hos
vst~r, wrusg ont, and, u put into our patsnt
Drying Room. arr trssd by hos ait. thus
.voidisf the Ps.s'halisy o, shrinking By con
they may he dsisd BY the are, near which they
.hoaid be placed before cooling, from the
wfinger.