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The receipts at Mobile for the week end
ing the Sth inst, as reported by telegraph,
were 10000 bales. These returns bring to
view about 100000 bales of last years
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Orr FOR ST. LoUIs.-Mayor Brown was
amongst the passengers who left last even
ing on the Tyrone lie goes to st. LOUIS
on official business, glad to get brief
respite from the arduous duties Of his
Office
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Messrs. Achey, Winbuon x
O'Connell have large sale of desirable
dress goods to-day. Dealers will find il to
their interest 10 attend this sale
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Nashville,
EIRsT nay

THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE-For Two
ear Oid7. Dash Of Three Quarters Of Mile
S25 Play OF Pay. The Association TO add slbO
second Race.
ASSOCIATION Pt RSE--S300. Mile Heat.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Feb. 12.-Tyrone, Cairo.
Fanny Brandeis, up river.
A. Baker, DO
Nashville, for Cairo.
DEPARTEP.
Rebecca, Cincinnati.
Tyrone, Caiio.
J. L. Graham, Up River.
The river was falling last evening with
six feet water on the shoals. Weather
mild.
The 4. Baker and Fanny Brandeis came
into port yesterday from the upper Cum
berland. They were loaded chiefly with
corn, and report the river receding. The
Baker leaves on her return trip this after
noon.
The Tyrone got in from st. Lonis, dis
charged her freight rapidly, and departed
again for Cairo last night
The Nashville arrived last night, and
will leave for Cairo tomorrow at 4P.M.
The Anna White is due from ST. Louis.
The Altoona is on her way to this port
from Cincinnati, and is expected in time
to leave Saturday.
The Nightingale left Louisville for
Nashville on the llth.
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Three or more % tn the above Stake except
the Invitation Stake which viii require five L.
bn. No deduction Tor e walk To name and
close March arh, isp.. Eutriez "a be aldugs Sd "a
a. ". DARDEk,
=. %. Box 90, Nashville, Tenn.
UEu. ". DAkplh, y !. CotkklLL,
Secretary. itbl.tili m4UhlI President.
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- North Cherry Street.
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
a Of Allen s Cary for claims pre- ented before
the B1aTl Il Claims 81 Nashville, Tenn, known
IS the Driver Board F" arc hereby notified thai
/ have made arrangements with MessTs. Para
more. S0NerT B. co. for the prosecution of said
claims. Col. ParaIuDre is now in Washington.
ID. O. Prosecuting these claims before the differ
ent Departments. and claimants can hasten the
payment Of their claims by calling upon Capt
sever 40 the Office Of Parlmore. Sewers < Co.
No. 4d North Cherry street, odd No. -
SILAs p. ALLEN.
felA-Li Representing Allen Il Cary
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Coz. DEBow will address the Legislature
by invitation, this evening at o'clock, in
the hall Of the House Of Representatives,
on the claims Of the Tennessee and Pacific
railrnad
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Proceedings OF the Supreme Court

NASHVILLE, Feb. II, lS67.--Court met
pursuant TO adjournment, all the Judges
being present.
J. r. Miller et ois r1 Alfred Miller, by
Judge Shackelford. Judgment affirmed.
Samuel Black ~. John Crime, by Judge
Ailligan.. Judgment affirmed.
K. A. Christian Us. Patrick Sherry, by
Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed.
John A. Campbell ei ais. rs. C.S. Houston,
by Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed.
Stephen w Chidress, Robert L. Caruth
crs, IT,, John Marshall John Lellyett, +. b.
Mechanism and S. 3. Childress, were adj
United as practicing attorneysof the court.
The court finished the business Of the
eighth circuit, when the law docket Of the
ninth circuit was partly called, which will
be resumed to morrow, and probably occupy
the court during the remainder Of the
week.
NASHVILLE, February II, l867.-Court
met pursuant to adjournment, all the Judges
being present.
J. A. Lucas ct uls. az. q. W. Davis BY
Judge Shackelford. Judgment affirmed.
D. V.Davidson etais u.s. s. n. Burger. BY
Judge Shackeliord. Judgment affirmed.
K. 5. Duke eX. etc, az. William l.. Allen
and Van II. Allen. By Judge Shackelford.
Judgment reversed and cause remanded.
O. Z. Edminston Ct dis. ys. M. d. Hamp-
ton. By judge Shackellord. Judgment
affirmed.
John d. Miller rs. VI. l.. Andrews. BY
Judge Milligan. Judgment affirmed.
j. T. Corley et ais. rs. Mrs. A. q PAYNE
Certiorari ordered returnable instanter.
Alloway 4 Hamilton rs. Frank Nc
Gavock. Death of Mciayock suggested,
and cause revived by consent, in the name
ofW q. Hardin, ex.
The day was occupied in the first call Of
the law docket of the 9th circuit, composed
Of thecountiesof Wiliamsona and Davidson.
J. G.. FRAZER, Clerk
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London auNtCeS OF IN lin quOlt J--V
at - 1916, and on the 18th they were
quoted at % $40, showing an advance of
GIG.
The case of Fnrman & Co. rs. L. P.
Nichol, County Court Clerk, was up for
argument before the Supreme Court yes
terday, but no conclusion was had. Several
large holders of Bank Of Tennessee notes
sold ont Yesterday at 4jc, and late in the
day considerable lots were sold as low as
40c We suppose the rate to-day will
range from 40 to 45c.
Union and Planters Bank notes were
unchanged in rates, although the demand
for them has somewhat diminished. The
former was bought at SIC and the latter at
83c. A case was decided yesterday in the
Supreme Court which may effect the mar
ket value of certain bank notes. The
Planters Bank of Tennessee transferred 4
note which it held to a third party. The
party buying sued the drawer of the note
for payment in United States currency.
The court yesterday decided adversely to
the plaintiff, rendering its decision that the
drawer, notwithstanding the transfer, could
pay in the notes of the bank.
Southern bank notes continue dull and
rates are unchanged.
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
stock is bought at soc. Louisville and
Nashville railroad stock is worth S5c
while the tax receipts are worth 90c.
Suspension bridge stock it worth 800
95c.
South Nashville Street railroad stock is
nominally worth 5O@ 55c.
OF National Bank currency S267, $50
was issued during last week, making to-
tai sum to date less amount redeemed,
$29S,77G,254.
The following will show the stocks of
cotton on hand at the various ports on the
lst of September, 1866, the receipts and
exports to foreignPorts since that date, and
the stocks on hand at the dates designated ::
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FOR RENT

4 sPLEsDlD BRICK HOUSE. CONTAIN
n ing ten soOms. neatly fitted ~, and PAINTED
throughout, and surrounded by large aud beau
titGl grounds. With p acres Of gTonnd attached
known as the FAIRFIELD GARDENS" at
the terminus Of the Fairfield Street Railroad
will be rented 90 liberal terms by
ARLINGTON 4 FAkkAK. Agents
teh2-iw No. Is Public SQUARE
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CoRE.-The receipts Of corn yesterday
hy the river amounted to 1872 sacks,
chiefly from the upper Cumberland. II
goes on South TO feed the dependent popu-
lltion there.
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SQUIRE MATTHEWS wss called 60 the
State Prison YESTERDAY to take the atidayils
at q couple &c conyicis, whose 'compunc-
tious yisitiogs Of conscience admoni~hed
them 10 do justice to Young man who had
been convicted of breaking before
the Circuit Court of Washington county, at
Jouesboro aud sent 10 the penitentiary.
tie was convicted ON their testimony, which
they nov say was se-lhey themselves
having done the deed with which he was
charged. We suppose the youns man will
hr liberated
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JOHN J. DEW, Esq, Of the Huntsville
Independent, was in the city yesterday, look
ing in fine health. lie was on his way to
Lebanon
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FOURTH DAY.

STAKE-For ali Ages. Mile
Heats. SlOo Entrance. $40 Forfeit The A.
yaciution Co add silo.
SECOND Race.
ASSOCIATIONS HIKSE-Stm for Darh of
Three Al les.
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THE CUMBERLAND STAKE No. For
Three \ ear Odds. Mile Heats. SlHJ Entrance.
$50 Enrtcit The Association 20 add $500.
second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSES 40. Mile Heats
Three hest Ia Five
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PENDING the consideration Of the oolorsd
suffrage bin in the Senate Yesterday, there
were not over half dozen of ouisiders ia
attendance. and what T. a little singular,
not even a sprinLling Of the colorod PoPu-
latian was 90 be seen in the galleries. Gov.
Brownlow was on hand, doubtless not a
little interested ia the discussion and auN-
ious for the passage Of the bill.
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EIEVH nav


THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. Ne. For
Three Year ulds Two Mile Heats. 500 En-
lrau,c. 80 Forfeit. The Assagiutian o. ada
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ACCIDENT on The CHATTANOOGA RAIL
RoAD.-The passenger train from Chatta-
nooga, due here at four o'clock yesterday
morning, did not arrive until near noon
The detention was caused by southwark
bound freight train running of the track
about ten miles south of Murfreesboro,
tearing Up the rails and cross-ties for about
one hundred yards Of the road, and dam
aging some Of the cars pretty badly. There
was no person hurt by the accident, and
trains soon resumed their normal running
condition.
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Apn. WEBsCER has been engaged ia the
hiring Of negroes for parties who wonld
avail themselves Of his ser-iceS. Recently
Eve negroes, hired through him, and who
had been paid part Of their wages an ad-
vance, gave the hirer the slip before reach
ing bis place. Webster was suspected 81
heing party 90 the .fsc, and Of sharing the
nouey witL them. lie was accordingly ar
rested and taken before Esq. Wilkinson
Yesterday but before the case was heard,
a compromise was made, the muHey re-
funded and the suit Withdrawn.
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A LEGISLATOR ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-
ON Saturday last, while examining pistol
which had become out of order, Cod II. q.
Thorubnrph, member 81 the Hou7r OF Rep
rsaentatiyes flum Jeaer0n county, wa
incidentally shot by a disrharFe OF the
weapon The ball penetrated his leg "a
iiule above tha Knee, producing, however,
anly a flesh wound. Or. Eve was promptly
called ia. who extracted the ball, and Dire ed
she wounded limit. We are pleased 10
-tate that the Coionel Is Improving rapidly,
and anticipates being abis 80 occupy ms
seal iu eight or ten DAYS
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GE4ONn DAY


THE GREEN STAKE-For Three Year Olis
that did not appear in public up 10 January
lst 1867 Mile Heats. So, Play or Pay. Tue
Ae-oriatian 10 add 500
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Notice.

'THE TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
from old No. As College street. 90
NO. 40 new nHhsbeTl Union STREET,
Next doorto SANDY Carter Saloon.
janl9-lm
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THE INVITATION STAKE-For all Ages
Two Mile Heats. 500. Play OF Pay. The A Is
rariatiou to add $1,000 The Second Har-e o.
set half Of the entrance money.
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners.

FARMERS AND GARDENERS DC
tionay; the Farm aud Garden. by Jacques +;
Bridgeman's Gardeners Assistant; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Buist's Kitchen Gardening Down
ng's Fruit Trees Of America; do. Bauey'7; do.
Bakers; Flint on Grasses; dc. on Milch Cows :;
the American Shepherd; the Farmers Barn
Book Fuller's Grape Culture; DO, Haralzthy !;
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture; Buist
en- the Rose lGgatt, skinner. Mayhew, Dodd
and Frank FORESTER on Horses.
For sale by JOHN YORK,
jan3l -dtf-w2t Al Union street. Nashville
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HENRY j. DUDLEY.

Architect.
SPECIFICATIONS AND WORKING DRAW
- IAGS, made with or without snpsrinfeHla1trs
Odsee at the Maxwell House.
REFEREECE3.
john 0vERTpS, J. j. MCC.ss.
". ID. FULTON, h. EAsT.
Wit
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PLTERsoN's MAGAZINE for March and
Harper's Weekly have been received by
John York, II Union street.
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ASSOCIATION RSE-HanJicap Tor Beaten
Har-es. s.ln. Nile leytE.
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CINCINNATI Market,

CINCIENATI, Feb. l2.-FlOur is steady, with
fair demand; superfine, 50 7O@Sl0 -; for winter
and trade brands. including extra and family,
Sll@slj so. Wheat is in fair demand and firm
at s. 40 for spring 81 30 for No. winter Corn
duh and lower. Gle in elevator and zoe in sacks,
Oats duh and nominal at 55c. Rye firmer. and
prices higher, 81 bal p for No. /. Cotton is
dull, but prices are unchanged; mddling 29d
Doe Whisky 2jc, and steady. Mess pork, no
demand; small sales Of city at $50 y. and coun-
try at SO 3 ulk meats are offered more freely,
and prices are easier; 7lId9l2@l0lSc for shout
ders and clear sides, and 6laG654c over these
rates for packed Bacon dull; shoulders giEc
prices nominal, 12dl25ic for prime city. Butter
and cheese firm and unchanged. Gold is 1876
buying and 49, selling. Exchange is firm at par
buying and l-l0c selling. The money market is
steady.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
MAEI.S--FEBRUARY Ist.--Oniciai.
CLOSES. oPFNs.
First Northern.
1900 ~.
SeeOnd Northern.
First Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
1900 midnight. 200 A, H.
second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
400 p. ~. P ~
Decatur. Memphis aud New Orleans
1900 midnig ---..-'--jUo p 81
EdEeaeId aud Kentucky r. V.
ll5O A A. n
Northwestern ". n.
E.1D p A. n.
Lebanon via stage.
900 midnight p. n.
ThOmasyIIIe via Stage.
Tuezday
1000 Tuesday fl5 p N.
IOrfRn'S Store Via Stage.
Monday l2na midnight p. II.
Wednesday do ......--....--....-..... 40
Friday do ......-........---. do
Office Hours.
From A. ~ 60 pm. Sundays 800 A. NJ
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Our money market Is working easier,
and though good notes are discounted on
the street at 2@3 per cent. n month, still
loans can be effected from the banks, on
good collaterals, at per cent. per annum.
Exchange on New York has declined in
consequence OF currency becoming more
abundant, and our banks are now bnying
at par and selling az ! premium.
Gold and silver are bought here only in
small lots. Our dealers pay 13j Tor gold
and hold at 1S7. Silver is taken at about
Sc less than gold.
The following are the New York quota
tons Of gold for yesterday received at the
banking house Of Thos s Mari Opened
at 1861, was 49, at 1880: 1863 at 1880
and closed at 1873.
There is more demand for government
securities in this market than usual. Bro
kers usually buy at lc less than the new
York price and sell at the New York rate.
The following are the quotations for yes
teriav:
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NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-The greatest feature in
the drygoods market is the complete destruction
tenden x Co., Broadway, who held the fullest
assortment of domestic cotton Of any house,
probably, in this country, The demand for
staple goods at steady rates is good. particularly
prints. Sheeting in fair demand. Bleached
muslin in moderate request at37 for New ork,
3l2 for Mnmsutta and 3 for Lnnsdale
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NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Cotton firm. sales 2lo0
bales uplands at 33c. Flour to Zoe lower
SuperGne. So O09lO %; western, $40 2GGll 90
choice, $ll 4Oal2 80; r. Ii. o., II O0al2 80;
shipping brands, 81 NUGl3 -; trade brands
$l3 OHdl6 80. closing dull Whisky firm.
Wheat dull, sales 1909 white California, g l.;
and 1900 Milwaukee at 81 Is and 700 No at g }3.
MOlasses, sugar and coffee dull Petroleum
dull; crude Is 3 refined in bond 3Od3OlE. Pork
heavy and dropping S2Od2O 63 for new mess and
sl9 Is for old mess. Cut meats steady: shout
deTs S1Ia91I. hams l01ICnl3. Bacon steady Hog
unchanged, g1zdgtI for western
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Books and-SIntiOncry,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by Jno,
York, 80 Union st. jan l-Sm
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The stocks held in interior towns, not in
cluded in the receipt at the ports, are as
rnllnnr,.
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NOTICE.

VVHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BOUGHT
/ out the entire stock Of Groceries OF Il. q.
Grigsbey. on the corner Of Vine and Broad
streets NO. 1913. will keep good assortment.
which he will buy exclusively fer cash. and can
afford % sell cheap for the same. Mr.. u. Gilman
will attend tu the business for me, and we would
be pleased 10 have our friends and the public
give us q call.
ianIg-3m ROBERT PTNKARD.
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40 Marry or not 10 Merry "

TO Marry or not 90 Marry NHYl
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays of the Howard Association, on the PhysI-
clog sal Errors, Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance of Natures Laws. in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge Address DR.. J. SETLLGN HorGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa
inn. 1l-2m
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NASHVILLE ANDNORTHwEsrERN RAILRoA
Passenger Trains
New Advertisements.

FDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
, ,r;,.o % N,sbtilIe AT ...........QO 90 a. NJ
rlEp kn-hN lille ~ y VI.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Chicn~n Market.

LONDON, Feb. l2-evening .-ConsoIs closed at
9O1s for money. Five-twenties - 3-l6; Illinois
Central Sl1%; Erie 39%
FRANRFORT. Feb. l2-evenng.-l nited States
bonds 76iG763s.
PARIs, Feb. 2-evening.-American bonds
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TIE REVENUE RII.I-

The bill originating in the Common
Council, to amend the revenue laws Of the
city, was taken up. A bill in lieu was
proposed by Mr.. Kinney, and on motion,
both bills were referred to 4 special COM
mittee.
Adjourned until Thursday evening.
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THE CITY

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
MATIS-FEBRUARY Ist.--OHiciaI.
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Abscess. or "beaed breasts" with females
after parturition. This is the only preparation
known that will sooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief. Manufactured and
for sale only at COMMAS Drug Store, 30 Church
street Ljanl2-2aw-lm
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rise and perfect Due-IIarmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All Others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sod
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York [deo29-ly
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a SHre PILE Cure.-DR. GHBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT 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. Romano Manager. No.
575-Broadway New York. lnoyl7-3m
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White pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros on Rolling Mill Hill, for sale at
reduced prices Ofire, No. 40 Church street.
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To close business, We are positively. closing
out a New y ork cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDoLrINI & RYA,
ianlO Il North Cherry street
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The following resolution was adopted
That the Street Committee be authorized
to execute all the work necessary 10 put in
good order Church and Spruce streets, from
Church street to the corporation limits,
along the route of the Church and Spruce
street railroad, after said road shall have
been laid to the proper grade, and graded
distance of four feet from the centre line
Of this track on each side.
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NEW BUSINESS.


A number of petitions to be allowed to
erect frame houses were granted.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill to APP
propriate one hundred dollars TO each Of
the city schools, for the purpose Of purchas-
ing an organ for each of said schools. The
bill was accompanied by petition, and
both were referred to the School Com-
mittee
Mr. Kinney introduced 4 resolution,
which was adopted, thatthe grade of Front
street, from the Public Square south to
Broad street, and the grade of the city
upper wharf, be the same as plan sub
mitted
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber, corner
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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French Brothers. No. s Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron, Nails.
Bolts. Nuts, Washers, Hinges. Vices, Anvels
Gum Packing. Hoes. Trace Chains, Steeyards.
etc. Our Tennessee Iron, Tennessee Plows,
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine We also have
six eight-wheeI Freight Cars, price $3.50 each,
and n platform track scale, q feet capacity 81
tons. price $50. feh6-tf
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Totals............... 2l4822il375dO 5S9l38.5ns3c
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Buy YOur Coal the best quality Peacock,
at "A North Cherry Streets 80 per load of Il
bushels delivered. ianlO-tf
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Az eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. - Church
street next door to the Masonic Hall. febl tt
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First Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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BE SHre and go to G.. Rice & Co.'S No. 80
College street. and get Goods ut and below Cost.
as their business viii be closed bv the 18th Of
February. ian22f
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