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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nashville Female AcademH.-A meet
ing Of the stockholders OF this Institution was
held in the Academy Building. in accordance
with the charter on the It'll Of January 1867.
and the following stockholders were elected
Trustees for this year. to-Eit: VIM. r. Elliston,
c. D. Elliott. W. D. 7 Sawrie. A. L. P. Green.
K. B. c. Howell. Jno. Thompson, Jno. NJ. Bass
This election was held under the superintend-
enee Of T. VI. Patterson. Justice Of the Peace
for Davidson county
VIM. r. Eliston is President and c D. Elliott
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees.
ian3-2t-
Seasoned "Opniar Lumber, corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets 1T
yellow pine Flooring, ut low prices. cor
ner Of Crawford ana North Summer ste. ltf
bnilding Lumber Of all kinds. corner 90
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
CciaI Posts and Fencing Lumber
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PRACrCAL BEEEvoLENCE.-A few DAYS
since Messrs Roberts & Lonans, of the CITY
Hotel, addressed a note to the Mayor Of the
city stating 70 him that they had frequent
calls to supply with food, numbers of we
men and children, who represented them
selves as suffering for the same, and as they
had no means themselves Of ascertaining
who were really destitute, and being desi-
rous of aiding the city all they could in
taking care of the poor, they desired to
make some arrangement, through him, by
which they could supply one family from
each ward, making ten families each day.
lie promptly gave them all the assistance
he could, and has furnished them with a
list of ten families which they are now
supplying with sufficient food TO make
them comfortable In addition 10 these
ten families, Mrs Roberts is supplying two
other families, of her own acquaintance
who lost their husbands and fathers and
were rendered penuyless by the late war
This as true practical beneyolence and
genuine Christian philanthropv-an the
course adopted by Messrs Roberts & I,o-
mans Is worthy of the highest praise and
emulation.
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The Louisville Courier says the stock Of
flour in first hands in that city, though less
than at any other leading point, is con-
ceded to be quite ample for the trade,
though the city mills, owing to the scant
supply Of wheat. are averaging only about
hllftime
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COMMITTED FOR HORSE Stealing
Daniel F. Crouch, of Sumner county, was
brought to this city yesterday and lodged in
Jail on charged horse stealing. Itappears
that Crouch wasarrested andtriedin Sumner
county before Esquire Schell, of Gallatin
the evidence being pretty strong against
him, the Esquire ordered him to be COM
mitted to Jail. The sheriff being absent,
and there being no jail in Sumner county,
It was ordered that Crouch be brought to
this city. He reached here yesterday in
charge of James Franklin, and was lodged
in our city Jail.
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FHE SOUTHERN MONUMENTAL,
CHURCH ASSOCIATION,

Anassoeiation Of ladies has been formed
in Memphis for the purpose of raising
funds to erect az Memphis, or some de-
signated spot magnificent church edi-
fee to the memory of the fallen Confede.
rate dead, whose columns and mural tab
lets shall be inscribed with the names of
all such which may be furnished by aux
iliary societies throughout the Southern
States
The plan is to have one fair and one
tournament each year, at every county
seat in the South, until the requisite sum
IS obtained and also a grand rattle for
the distribution of 100000 worth of
prizes, provided 100000 one dollar tickets
can be sold Mrs W. S. Pickett is Presi-
dent, aided by eighteen Vice Presidents.
The following honorary members of the
association were elected, who viii please
signify their acceptance
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New Orleans Tohacco gor.,o,
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New Yorl sioel. sad Money ,larl.e,

New York stock End Money Market.
New YORK, Jan. Stocks are better Money
6sgi per cent Sterling 1928 Rock Island I0i
New ork Central, HIS; Indianapolis and Gin
cllEnnau 81; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. 1872;
had been up to 1854. Pa iic Mail. 10: Is of 81
coupons, iUS3s, go coupons Of o. los. new. of
o. lv4s; t-5Us, 100 Tennessee Is. 6114; Missouri
os %; Toledo, l2b'4; Fort Wayne, 1888.
New York Dry Goods Market
Nav, YORK, Jan. The dry goods market
opened without animation. There is no change
in prices
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Flour frmer. Wheat
scarce. Corn advanced to ST. Provisions yery
dull. The cattle market is more active at an
advance.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Flour is more active. an
perhne, So 2@y 40; single extra, SO 5O0il 90.
double extra, Sll 75dl2 80; treble extra. sI3 no
IA ~. Wheat IS stiff 81 7G42 50 for prime and
- sOg2 50 for choice. Corn has advanced to 81
Csc. oats higher 90 gdbSc. Pork Slg 5000.
bacon and clear sides, l35Zc Lard lie for coun-
try, uerce, Whisky is easier. s. 1892 20 free
ans ana y ID m bond. Hogs, 5lz@6]zc offered and
Ogb12c asked.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7.-Tobacco is quiet. Super-
me hour 1Tm at - 5J9lO Do. Prime wheat held
at - 81. Shelled corn, in bulk. 6sa7Oc: in ear
32@b3e. Oats &c Mess pork so 50. Lard I2r
Hogs: g. Sc; receipts. $50; total receipts a 660
Shoulders. SIC; hams, lie: clear sides, he. Cot
ton, Snc Whisky is nominal
Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO. Jan. The market generally is un-
changed and quiet
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. Jan. COTTON is frner but nat
higher, mlddllng. 33932i -. Flour is steady and
wheat unchanged and firm. Corn is dull but NOT
lower ear, 5l95jc. Oats duh aud prices lower
Hogs are irregular, but holders are not willing
70 make concessions: sales at S. Sja7 so up 10
date, the receipts amount 20 2O5.0 900 head Mess
pork Is held at $40 5Og2O. Lard ll4zGl2c. BuIk
meats and green meats are unchanged Buffer
IS duh at S93Oc. Cheese l5c.
New York Provision Market.
.NEw YORK, Jan. Flour is IOa9c better.
2la@l2 % for round hoop Ohio. closing firm
wheat IS hrmer and quiet; choice 81 g. Corn h
l41c better, and oats lc better. Whisky nomi-
nal. Pork steady, new closing at go SOt0yl for
cash. Dressed hogs GrmeT sas4ic Bacon and
cut meats quiet.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Z. N--Cotton is quiet. sales
OF 10000 bales middling uplands at ia.
LONDON. Jan q, M.--COREOls, qO3- for money
American securities are steady; I s. 9ls. Is
Erie. 20; Illinois Central. 81.
weekly Hank Statement.
NEw YoRE, Jan. The bank rfatelnsnt de-
clares the loans 10 be sl50253 on; decrease of
specie, $3.50; increase Of circulation. Sos 255
increased deposits, 81. 222 "a; increased legni
lender, s2O,12l u; imports Of specie for the week
slZ23.
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A STREET BLOCKED UP.-We noticed
Yesterday afternoon, that Union street be-
tween Cherry and College, was literally
blocked up with hacks draws and wagons
They we're iammed against each other. the
wheels coming in contact, the drivers lash.
ing and endeayorfng to cNtricate them
selves in almost bedlam confusion. II was
impossible, for short time, for man on
horseback TO ride through the street. There
is certainly no necessity for such rushing
together o! vehicles, and much ANNOYANCE
would be prevented If more care were ex-
erci7ed in this regard
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PUGNACIoUs FHHIE-Nollie Win
t0ni Rachael Roach and Bette Ewing
evidently phitiug phemalcs became enc
gagged DO an alteration at dance ou
Broad street laI night aud tried their
-EiIi upon each other iu tbs art of face
scratching and hair pulling They were
making quite iuriuu. demonstration when
q FlgiIant policeman made a flank move
.lsni upon the premise and put on end 10
iAe'f Iuziiistic diversion By taking the
"l'a-'nian ir'0 90 thc rua5l-houve.
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SUDDEN CHANGEs or WEATHER are
productive Of Throat Diseases. Coughs
CSlds etc There Is no more efTe,Iuai
relief in these disease 10 be found Than in
the timely use Of Browns Bronchial
Iroohes.. They possess real merit. aud
have proved their efficacy by a test Of
many wears, having received testimonials
T'cm eminent men who have used them.
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Proceedings Of the supreme Cour,

NASHVILLE, January 7th, lS67.-Court
met pursuant 10 adjournment-ali the
Judges being present, and resumed the
business Of the fifth and sixth circuits.
Several cases were heard by the court
but no decisions announced.
The seventh circuit, composed of the
counties Of Bedford, Rutherford, Cannon
and Wilson, will probably be reached bv
Thursday or Friday mex.
Court adjourned until lOo'clock to-mor-
row morning
j. @. FRAZER, Clerk.
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COLLECTION or STATE AND COUNTY
IANEs.-J. II. Collins F5qr., Collector Of
State and county taxes, has succeeded,
under great difficulties aud is succeeding
m collecting the State aud county taxes of
Davidson county most admirably. More
has been collected in the same length of
ume than has been for years past Mr.. C..
's most excellent and energetic officer.
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DRUNK AND FIGHrINd.-James Myers
and William Jones, drank too much bad
whisky on yesterday evening and went
down on Smoky" where they concluded
they would fight themselves sober. They
pitched in quite vigorously, but after the
hrst few rounds Il couple Of policemen
broke into their manly exercise, marched
them otto the lookup and furnished them
cool quarters for reflection
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SH4RLEsroN, Jan. 8 P. U.-The cotton market
ruled easier, Sales TODAY =6j baiss. r.iijl;,,.
&c. -'''''''ii'7
oANANNAh, Jan 8. p. M.-The market has beer
easier today at unchanged prices. Ths sales
nave 'een hight, Liverpool middlings 82iS8I3.
NOZZLE Jan. (. p. N.-Cotton sales for the
Hssshi pun bales receipts $50 bales; exports
-, D3ies stock on hand and on shiBboari NOT
cleared sos bales unsold 81 zoo bales. saies
to-day LOCO bales; middliag 81
MOBILE, Jan. 8, P. N.-Ihe sales Of COTTON to-
and dull middings BE. Gold lS3. N''0'
AUGUSTA, Jan. 5-The market opena5 b-ist
thls morning and sales we're readily effected M
Yesterday figures. but in the afternoon fbars
wa a a shght decrease in the demand We quote
~ 80 Ituct middtng "a. and good mid
rppeipfs qI hoIa5 'N 'i1 otitSs duu tue
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08

PEEsoEAL.-Hon. W. II. Dewitt, for
merly member Of Congress, and Hon. JAS
II. MciIenry, are at present in this city
attending the Supreme Court They are
at the City Hotel Col. J. ". Head, Of
Gaiiutin, and W A. Burton, Of Robertson
county, were in the CITY on YESTERDAY.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08

Mr. John Towel, ia a communication to
the Chamber Of Commerce, yesterday, pro-
posed that committee Of that body ev.
anime a number Of pupils Of his CONNER
ciai college, ready 10 graduate, and pass
Judgment upon their qualifications before
hc gave them diplomas. We presume he
will be gratifed hy the Court of Evamina-
Iflu
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08

IEFRoM THE CouNTY.-Y yesterday being
County Court day, large namber Of per
sons we're in the city from the country.
Many came tc sttend court. and others tC
cell farm products, and barter and to make
purchases The day was very quiet no
disturbance of any kind having occurred.
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noots and shocs Chcnn nt ao pnhIio

SquaFe.-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 a consumer or u merchant
will surely profit b. examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself. as | am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTrMANN.
sep6-H No. % Public Square
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08

THE Chamber Of Commerce met yesier-
day at the corner Of Church and College
streets, Briggs old stand. 1t will open for
mally to-day, at II A. H., under the auspi-
ceF Of W II Gordon, Esq, when the sale
Of stocks, groceries, cotton, corn and all
descriptions Of pTodIce will be inaugurated
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RAILRnAn cnI.LFlrnR
William Stephens was elected.

N--IIIIII 0IVIHtuS Vas elected.
The present Jail commissioners, Messrs.
Meacham, Robertson and Haynie were
continued in Office for the present term.
John NJ. Shivers was elected officer of
the court.
Mesars. Beauchamp, Hayden, Campfeld
and Sloan were elected Court Commission
els for the present year.
On motion, a committee was appointed
TO draft resolutions Of respect to VIM. NJ
Hagan, formerly Of the bar, but now de-
ceased
The court then adjourned till Q O clock
this morning
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IMPROVING THE STEWARDSHIP are
glad to see that in many localities the side
walks are being improved. The old worn
out and sunken brick is being taken up and
new material laid in its place. Many of
our sidewalks have needed repairs ever
since the days when soldiers in their
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RE MO Ed

UlHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THE
i BROADWAY WILLS. wall hereafter
Manufacture BIS Flour and Meal at the ROd n
CITY MILLS, s0 well kuOWu iu this com
munily for Ils good machinery and perfect work
lie retains the services Of Mr. Z. j. KELLY
Who will continue t. exert himself % accomm0-
date our triends and customers. he has also OBJ
tanned the services Of Mr.. ". Il. kOCkEL, o.
aillsrJ who has heretofore contributed biz full
share % The reputation Of the " Rock City MlllB'
Flour. With Increased iarilitie8 be hopes %
meet the full expectations Of bis customer
d. D. DICkEl, Agent,
Corner Cherry and Line streets.
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NAsHyILEASbD DECATUR RAILROAD
The Board Of Directors for this road meet
in this city to-day for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the current year.
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CHAMBER or CoMMEECE.-The Cham
ber will be regularly opened for business
to-day at II O'Clock. All are invited 10
attend and see how IL works.
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AT THE ST CLoUn.-General Lucius J
Polk, Of Columbia, and 4. Allison, Of the
Franklin Type and Stereotype Foundry,
Cincinnati, we're at the ST. Cloud Hotel
Last niRhl.
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\ MAGIsTEIAL TEEAT-Ou Yesterday,
after the exciting competition for Tailor
was over, quite pleasant incident occur
red. 7. T. Sanders, Esq, the worthy Jai-
Tor, elect, feeling grateful 10 his magisterial
brethren, and Of couse elated at his success.
went 10 the judges stand, and invited the
whole court 20 the City Hotel for dinner
Il being the dinner hour, the invitation
vas accepted and the court repaired to
friend Roberts well spread tables, where
they Jared most sumptuouslv.
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SALES OF HoEsEs AND MULS.-We
noticed on yesterday, a number of horses
and mules wer, sold on the Public Square,
40 very fair price,.
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Nrw AUCTION AND Commission HOUSE,.
-MessE Camp Il Dodson will open soIue-
time during the present week, sn auction
aud commission house. ON Market street be-
tween Union street and the Public square.
They are Gue business gentlemen, and will
no douht meet with success
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A1IsVAl"IOFs HIT Dye.-Ihis Splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WIlliam 4. Batchelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Pertumers Factory 81
Barclay street, New York rde92g-ly
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No deaths have occurred since the last re-
port, and the health % those now in cus,o-
dy is very good
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We are graiifed 10 observe that Judge
Mil.igan Is able 10 resume his seat ON the
Supreme Court bench.
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CHILD SMoTHEEEu - Coroner Norycll
held an inquest yesterday ON the body ola
female infant ,colorcd) The jury rendered
q verdict that The child came 10 lis death
by being overlaid by its mother Soma
Ewing
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RECORDERS CoURT.-But little was done
at this institution on Yesterday morning.
One A, Zodiac was fined ten dollars for
striking negro, and three or four other
small fines were assessed for drunkenness,
and two or three cases were continued.
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For Attorney GenerAI-EIyenth Ju-

diciRI DIsirIct.-We are authorized to an
nOunce A. C. Hickey, ESD. as a candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties of Giles. Mar
rshall Maury, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
noV12-41
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JAHoRs quarterly report made To the
Davidson County Court. January z. 1857.
showing the number Of inmates now in
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CALIFORNIAN SoCEry-A meeting OF
the Caledonian Society of Nashville took
place last night in ihc CITY Council cham
her The following officers were elected "a
serve the ensuing year:
Prs53oi Or Geo S. Bia,Lie
l5or Iysdui-C h8s. Robertson
IrbIars Jas NJ Sinclair
NsrrooIy- Robt Melville
tJlmaimo-Dayid Grewar John Doug
ih., and James Turner.
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a Sure Pile Cure.-DR GILBERr's PrLr
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst eases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81. Circulars
free. Sold By Druggists Agents wanted every
where. Address }. B. RoNAINE. Manager. No.
go Broadway. New York. luoviT-Sm
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NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.
This association met yesterday morning
at II o'clock at Riddleberger's-quite
number Of interested persons being present.
After conference and preliminary re-
marks touching the interests in view the
association was permanently organized by
the election Of the following officers B. F.
COckerill, President Gen. w. G. Harding
W. II. Johnson, K. B. Cheatham, K. c.
McNaiTy and w. r. Cornelius, Vice Presi-
dents; George w. Darden was appointed
Secretary. After the selection Of officers
committee was appointed to revise the old
rules and regulations of the association, to
regulate stakes, etc This committee con-
sists Of W. II. johnson, A. Turner, Gen.
Harding, K. B. Cheatham, Arthur Towles
and George w. Darden. The association
then adjourned to meet again at the same
place on Saturday next. This association
has commenced with vigor, and from the
known energy Of those connected with it
we may reasonably hope for its complete
success.
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CHhrrANooGA has two City Councils at
present One was elected a year ago, and
the other recently. The old council hold
that the new one was Illegally elected
The old one, at It's last meeting, decided
60 pay S62j towards defraying the expenses
oG entertaining the Congressional excur-
.iauiafs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1915; was 1S5 at 1l:30, and closed at 4 P. NJ.
at 1885. Brokers here were paying 1872,
and were holding at the New York quota.
tons.
Government securities were quoted in
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NoNurEIuUN TWgHTEyFD.-TLoIas last
number Of tho Bowling Green G--. con-
toinz the falIaving
We have been called upon by III.
J5ck5on, WHO has been released nom iail
H. Nashville. mo- indictment having berD
found by the grand Jury. Tie intends 4,
institut" O nit Cor damages srsiua r,o
Nashville press which, lo saws. was tho
sole cause OF Die having been committed 90
jail
We are frightened a'ma4, ont of aur wis
We are scared had and have already
employed the ablrat counsel 90 DO had
For s. wa. General Jackson
IdcHuU.h tanned fa0.r h7.I-s on.
and -a forth
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08

PERsoNAL-Among the numerout gem
tlemen now visiting the city, in attendance
on the Supreme Court, we have had the
pleasure Of meeting with Colonel james
McHenry, Of Livingston His friends will
find him at the CITY Hotel
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C"daI Posts and Fencing lumber.
eornsrof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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rHdPERANCEN NAsuyUIE- 1t istruly
gratifying 10 zee the interest manifested by
sll Glasses 0t citizens in the cause of tenn
peance ip our midst, The Sons of TEN
peranco are honrishinu here and &c every
meeting aoCessions are made o. the order.
II the cause ct temperance continues 90
flourish during the wear rs il has the few
past months, me occupation Of those VINO
deal out the poisoning drink, the "alembio
OF hell, viii be at an end iu our city A
drunken man e. now seldom seCn on our
streets. All success to.the Sons OF Ten
pCrauCe and ih,ir noble cause.
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices Office, No. 40 Church street.
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HE STAT

INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NASHVILLE.
CAPITAL, 100000
FIFE. 1IARINE. Nun
kNn
INLAND TRANSPORTATION AIsKs
Taken "a Equitable Rate.
e5-Losses fairly adjusted and promptly puid-as
odce, Second National Bank building. CoIlses
street. JOHN LUNSDEN. President
W. J. THOMAS. Vice Presidca.
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary.
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Just Received. large assortment Of Ladies
Dress furs and Hats at LANDE 4 Bios.
noTl-2m Al North College street
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