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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
% KT Or en- 4 4 Z z ST 8 4; ;
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship souds.; Lobby. New York--leh Thurs.
day, NJ. Mdze. To- 4 Getty Eailroad Agent,
Asn o. 1t sssnl Sqn aoIshss 1M arSs1sonc sOns
Ahrens.J II BageattS Co Pates& %, Bolipan 6ros
Marshall, Burge Bowen. Bischof Co. Bischoh
Brown % ayer. Bristol, sissen CO, Blodgott
Ferguson Holmes, Betanccnrt Bicc1 Loyns. = q
Brandos Mrs NJ Booth, " Ghafee, D Clancy.
Gacius witte, osmpben, Knox Co; carfnin 3 HaE
cohon. z Rodgers 4 90. T IL oatar ~ Denny, y
Doy psFSs moiss 9s%ias aSswscn bsx Ess
E Fischer, Farley Co. Frsnk, L Fak 4 Co.
Flaming a.1.e 90; sSe5 co asn eosSan anslon
SsSasaes SSI@ss cslaes SiS % Horsey HaisT os ss
q &c Rss sSnsaH ssss,as ns1n h sasHs fnRssi
Kein' r Kelly Laurey Alexander, Lihienthal & Co
" III Lawton Lengnick Sen, Litsshgi, Lorents
MS4SSy kqls Is McoS 5 SS4 Ssn
Mantoae Co. Jno Marshall y. Southern cypress %
Msp0n.d Son. 20 STs4 eNsT son os:essS SaS
oSsn bus BE assa ssssS &C. sns HS ssosas
ssgs; s;sns sss o. e %E 5Ss9 sss sss
so s sss lo O%SaR T9y;ss 8 5sIs snIi ssID
Go; TstssYsn T1e5ss sons snS aoa vos1s
WnSd Aoent. wGufney W aw6iiden Co, Wsgenel
Heath = Monsees, Minor. Wilbur L Martin, W Yates
schnen 90. Mrs NJ zernow, and others Had he1-
W steamsr S Dietator. rdsfo paiatka, vS 9scnopxa
FernaSalpa sana sassr 5sh sls ss,sa oetton . 6Sh
Their TO Aiken Co. ~ Goldsmith Sons, ?
Kirkpatrick, ! Bsggett &co. G Inelshsul Adams 4
fTsss sts:u.r ST Heleas,. beyis, atsq and Rockville
bags So island Cotton and EIeI p Mprzy
John Cocoot & Co, VIM Quincy Lancaster Howe.
Swift, and othats
Cleared Saturday.
steamship Manhattan, woodhmii. New YOrk-courtenay
s iPsprneA .sse H0st-Ha'snsl
Steamship Alliance. Kelly, philadelphia-H Bafet
sssssAs @ ygse dau.s spps'en. -coaasniy s
Brig vOlants. Dodge. asorsssuza c-Ris'y orsish-
schr & scur steelmsn, pSiHmora-HF Baker &
Co. -
Went 70 Sea Sunday.
steamshp Manhattan, woodhuI. New York.
Steamsbip Alabama, LameburneisNey York.
Steamship Alliance, Kopy, PhflAEklphfa-
Went to Seq snfhrtey.'
Steamship ssaa auIl 4Dussgu hHInr
clsaFSd forr rthfsx6rf
Steamship EaE s6aass Eebbs New Eofh ostObers 8.
@gFom bhis Foft.
sseamship Champion. Lockwood. New York, October 2
Sailed for t,lis Port.
Bark Artistic, True, from Bermuda, 2Jst ult.
The ohsrlsston, Morley from Hverpool. September 49,
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Memoranda.

SALE or GOVERNMENT TVEssrIs,-Seyentsen yssseis ber
longing to the Navy offered for sae tspcpu at
Brooklyn Navy Yard, on Tuesday morning Inc terms
weeks, at which tinethe vessels aretob be reoved The
attendance ofbuysrs qte limited aud the biddtn1
threedecker 2ss3 ton 2OA ieet In length and % fest
inches beam 81 years old but is sad to be sound
above the water line. rhe first bid for her from
ed down TO Captain Carr. Tho vessssin the cata
logue were then soid "a folown Rhode Island side
wheel steamer 1917 tons. to Goo eutntard for $1oooO
Augusta sdewheel steamer 1910 tons Tor $40 0O0 Mas
sachusetts screw steamer ll65 tons, TO WaAs fot
$1,000 sdswses aamsr sr. a7s ~ soas soss
ssl,a iron ewheel steamer lSS tons sold for &c. oo0
to Mr. Lamb; Connemaugh sidewheel steamar $50 tons
sold for SIT 100 VIM Qugley Tahoma, screw gunooat
5O7 tons cold for $4,000; Sonoa, aidewhee stcamer
94 iona for $4,000 osceoa, same class pnd size sold
for The others withdrawn The prices are
said to be low and tho buyers IN several instances TO
have obtained bargains.
= 80
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ALL PENCILS ARE sTbNPED:
n7- hAMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. n 7"
None genuine without tho exact name OF the hrm
Iook 70 1t. Oecemoer 10
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

ro, 1,onrov,nu snd Beautfying the co4plenon, g.,
for a1nshls and perfect preparation In yse toc
Iho most .S,n Sesut rearife tpt that Is only
IN sas, ss9ss s.onas.s ran sr'iss
pies BoGnes. M ~ the skin Kindly healing the same
be detected BY The sssy ssss sSt1s ssl%s nj
vegetable preparation sn Is The French ana IS con-
Ssrsa @ BY the 'fs Rssn d e aas srss s
Upwards q $1,000 SSasssss SSs' Of
past yss. saas BY nail on receipt CT @
order, by ,or, cgrr1s CO., Chemists,
BERGER 90 Sss River ST. Troy. MI
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TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,

gHFFFfELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
EsaHEHRIro DEPARTMENT.,
YALE COLLEGE, November 49, 1866
have always rocompended the Faber Polygrade
Lead Pencils as the only pencils fitted for both ornamen-
tai and mathematical drawing; but, after thorough
trial OF the American Poygrade Lead Pencils, nlan-
ufactured by the American Lead Pencil Company New
York 6nd them superior to any pencil in even to
the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead PSnci
being superior pencil OL s orsrv ses Of lead
pencil
tlesre ali that can be dssred IN pencil gives me
erct to be able to assure Americana that they
l no longer be compeledt to depend upon Germany or
N' LOUIS BAIL,
Professor OF Dr} Jtng, dc
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There cometh glad tainss ofjoy 70 AL. IN.
Toyoang and sS to % precious % and rsr
7. trss for sD, and all may be ia'r.
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Welcome ye trsss. in dying verd1re @ clad:
Weeuirg your golden tears on all below
Hail. lovely Autumn days. whose aspect SAD
Delights my sight and softsns all my woel
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-05

ORR BROTHERS,
Wholesale ROGERS

NOuAhAASNAO" "CA NAahaHs
gents for the sale Of LAUREL HILL SHEET
1NGS, Hope Mills and Bichland Manufacturing
Companys COTTON YARNS, etc.
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Close connect Ons made at Stevenson and Chat
tanOoga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best
HVRLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never FaiIs-Always 10 be Depended Upon
Nothing mere reliable than Huriey's Tonic
IETILLcure que and Fever. Chill. and fever. in
w termittsut Fever Dumb = que. Every pers0u
who has tried Hurley Tonic speaks Boa the highest
terms Of IT, AZ curative agent % BE- uu5urD assst
and more cQrtal n than quiuIue. No bad results
from using n Riley IS TONIC. Every body should
use UULEY'S ACT f. TONIC. Send orders %
HURLEY, HUDDDLE A CO.,
Proprietor LsuisVIlie Ky
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
y Commission appointed by authority OF Act
OF Congress. % pass upon the Claims Of loyal
persons, for compensation for their slaves who
were enlisted rNdrafted into the United states
army. within the State of Tennessee. Is new IN
session in Nashville, and prepared % receive all
such claims at she room Of the Commission,
No. 53is Col0nnade Building. Cherry street
o. +. DAVIS, President
L. s. Commission for State Of Tennessee
Nashville. Tennessee.
Hpall-wrf
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=. T.. Corner Market and Broad Sts.,
NASHVILLE.
WAGONS.

1 AM OFFERING FOR SALE. AT sfB
4 each, nay sslectei and thoroughly repaired
-Four Mole Army Wagons. complete. with
d0ubie-tree, single trees, sTCtrhGr, bogs and
feed box.
Am selling Army Wagons without repairs
al $50.
Theab1ve Wagons cln be ordered and received
Of Gen. y. b. Forrest COmmis-i0n Merchant,
Memphis, Tenn, with freight and commission
ouly added
Freight % Memphis and points above. $40.
3. H. STEVE S.
Dealer IN Wagons. Carts etc, spruce street,
near the crossing Of y. and e. r. r. Nash
vile, Tenn decl3
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Sale Of Valuable Lands.

David c. Love ct ais W. Alex. Matthews ct ais
A 5 DIRECTED BY A DECREE OF THE
"A County Court of Davidson county, at its
December Term, 1876 in the above cause ] Wilp
offer at Public Sale, at the south end OF the
Court House, in Nashville. on SATURDAY, the
9Th day Of January, 1867 certain tract or par
eel of land belonging to the estate Of Amelia
Love, deceased, and described as follows, viz:
" Being Lot No. 10 10 the plan of the division OF
Andrew Castleman's lands, situated about "a
miles from Nashville, and near the HillsbOrO
Turnpike Road" Said land i ,nimproyed but
fertile and heavily timbered, nd contains CPS
acres.
TERMS-One-third cash and the balance on
a credit Of one and two yea with interest from
day Of sale. Notes with PERSONAL security re-
CURED for the unpaid pu haEe- money, and lien
retained. l.. NICHOL, Clerk.
decl4-td
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For Rent.

DY DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE CASE
d Of Jno. W. Walker vs.. the Sheriff of Davidson
county and Others, am directed 70 rent for the
year 1867 the following property, wa:
The Store House now occupied 10y Messrs. X.
b. Cheatham & Go.
The Store House on Church street occupied by
Messrs. Hamilton 4 Green. And a Store Room
between the two houses shove mentioned.
Those wishing 70 rent viii cali on me at r. Il,
Cheatham a Co.'S corner q Church and College.
decs-u (B r. +. WOODS, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

A Ii THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
hereby notified 20 Gle the same with the CLERK
OF the County Court Of Stewart county, state OF
tennessee. on or before the 10Th day Of March,
1857. legally authenticated, in order that the
snme may be liQuidated aud discharged accord
iug 10 the provisions of the acts of the Leglsla-
ture of the State Of Tennessee relative 20 insol-
vent estates This 5lth day Of November, ls5o.
leeis-U2ts " A. WEST Admir-
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Complete ia all it5 arrangements q two story
Brick Residence, susceptible Of division. be-
sides Shops, Stables. etc. This very valuable
property viii DO sold without the equity Of re-
demptiOn.
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for Debility. LJss 81 Appetite. W Weakness. lnii-
gvstiUu OF DyspupsH. want OF action On the Liver
Hi-lrderrd stomach. there are no bifter4 that
compare With these % removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store ia the United States. 1r from the UrOpri0
tors. Louisville, ky. corner Seventh aud Green
streets. 90 whom al orders should be addressed
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Experiments Ina Raising POtatOes--Are
Potatoes an Exhaustive CrOpe

Potatoes nu Exhaustive Crop
A correspondent Of the Amaioan Agri-
eultrisi gives the following:
Cast spring tried an experiment in
raising potatoes from whole tubers, halves,
and single eyes, planting three rows Of
white Sprouts one with each. and
marked q section Of thirty feet in each
row, near the middle, for testing. / planted
five pounds Of whole potatoes, twelve inches
apart-yield eighteen pounds. In the next
row, five pounds of halves, six inches apart
yielded twenty pounds, while one pound
twelve ounces Of single eye pieces produced
ten pounds. There was no discoverable
difference in the quality Of the potatoes
and very little in size. Those of the whole
tubcrs were a shade the largest This
makes il appear that in economy of seed,
the advantage is largely in favor Of single
ewes; for in the same proportion, the whole
aud half potatoes should each have yielded
2S.j7 pounds, instead of eighteen and
twenty pounds respectively. Having refer
ence to the ground occupied, the result is
in favor Of the halves first, and the whole
potatoes second. The halves yielded
double, and the whole ones nearly double
what the single ones yielded on the same
surface of ground. Observe that, although
the quantity o. seed and 1he ground planted
with whole and with half potatoes were the
same, vet the distance apart was double in
the first mentioned
A correspondent of the Cou'a'ly GenNem1a
makes the following statement
While the yield of potatoes Ter acre is
given frequently, the point whether this
crop is more exhaustive than some others
is left untouched. /, is true that il is a
ruinous crop 20 raise? There is q starch
actory in 4 neiEhhoring village which has
this year manufactured into starch, $4,000
bushels of potatoes, for which 80 cents per
bushel was paid. The kind raised is
California a coarse potato that, with fair
culture Yields from 300 90 4OD bushels per
acre, thus giving an income Of 500 from
land worth less than 500
One Of the proprietors of the factory
mentioned, raised last year 1000 bushels,
and large part was from pasture that was
yielding but a small income. Such land,
plowed with a light application Of gypsum
In the hills yields q most satisfactory re-
suit / apprcheud where potatoes are
largely raised, that a rotation of potatoes
one year, grain one, and grass three wears,
would be satisfactory, blowing in the farm
manure for the pOlatoes.
raised this wear 80 bushels of Good.
rich seedlings, the result of six pounds last
year, which yielded % bushels This is
the first trial of this kind IN this section %
my knowledge The kinds Garnet Chill,
Rusty Coat and Cuzco, seem 10 be very free
from disease.
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ORIGINAL PearI Drop..

For Bsau6fyiug the Complexion. sfe-fualy re-,
moves Tan, Erecklcs. Blotches. and giving the
skin an elegant sm0othuess Dot eIsIig attained b
any other. lts use among ibe ladies Of fashion iu
fbe Fart. gives Be a character i1r efficacy which
at once stamps 30 ~ infinitely SUPERIOR for The
toilet az "a lldE.
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Pruning Old Pench Trees.

Daniel Barker, Of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College, furnishes the American
Farmer a statement Of his mode of pruning
and managing old peach trees by which he
preserves or restores their vigor, obtains
crops Of fine fruit, and adds much to their
longevity. Believing his practice might
be adopted with advantage by others, we
copy the following, containing the essential
part:
In pruning old trees, we endeavor to
keep in view the supplying the tree with
young wood, and the removal of all old
and useless parts, more than looking to the
forming of a handsome head, which is
nearly impossible TO do in many old trees.
The small weak shoots from the smaller
main stems we remove entirely, bringing a
young strong shoot, if such can be selected,
up in their places the main branches, if
too crowded, We thin out so that there may
be a clear distance Of from l6 to 20 inches
apart; a proper number of last years shoots
we are very careful 90 retain about 10 Jr
II inches apart, along the main branches,
70 produce fruit. We never leave any of
these iruit-produCing shoots but on the
upper side Of the branch, as when they are
left upon the lower side the tree becomes
crowded with wood, to the exclusion Of
light and air to the tree If the shoots are
not more than 6 inches in length we do
not shorten them, or If there be nothing
but fruit buds on them but where the
shoots have some two or more fruit buds,
and a wood bud between them, they should,
il more than 10 inches be pruned TO wood
bud, being careful to leave sufficient fruit
buds below the pruning 10 produce a crop.
In the pruning of the young shoots it is
necessary 20 leave a wood bud at the ex-
tremity, in order to draw the sap into the
fruits which are situated below it. This
pruning is done early in the spring, after
the tree commences TO swell its buds, as
the uninitiated will then be better able to
distinguish wood from fruit buds All
pruning Of the young shoots should be to a
wood bud
Ia addition to this treatment, top
dressing Of compost, made from COW ma
nure, is spread around each tree in autumn
to a distance Of six or eight feet Stronger
manures do not succeed so well. We find
good cultivation mere important for peach
trees than much manure, but where neces-
sary, both should be given. In the case
above quoted, thorough search is made for
borprs
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The great Blood Purifier. az Spring and sum
mcr Medicine stands uuu,Ilel, removes All i'm
puritirs r1u the blood. and gives health and
8trerRfu 90 the system.
HURLEY, PUDDLE CO.
PrgDrictJrl
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1000 AC e e S
or CHOICE
Middle Tennessee Land
FOR SALE,
within seven Miles of Nashville
within seven MILES of Nashville.

FEIlE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
1 loco Acres Of the Tract Of Land on which
he resides. IL I7 susceptible OF convenient diyi-
sion, Is exceedingly rich, and Is especially
adapted TO Grasses One half Of the tract
is row in luyuTiant grass the balance In timber,
which, by the aid q the Northwestern Railroad,
which passes through II. could be sold in Nash
Vile for mere than the whole land would cost
If you desire one Of the best Stock Farms
ever offered for sale in Davidson county, apply
nj once. ] am determined 70 sell.
/ ciier. also, a large number of Thorough
bred StOcIS-seyeral fine Stations from four
% six years old, few Mares, and a number Of
one and two year old Cslts-sOme Of them in
fine condition 10 be trained the next season.
If the Stations are not sold soon, they will be
fJrmed on favorable terms.
also offer for sale pair Of Thorough
bred GeIdings. well matched and broke to
Harness. w. q. HARDING.
December 6, ls56.-f
The Louisville Courier. Augusta Consultation
alist Mobile Advertiser and Register, copy to
she amount Of so and forward bills to this Office
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NE w
Woodworking establishment,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE N FTLL
4 operation their shop for Manufacture -4si
D00rH, Blinds. inside and sut, beth stationary
and pivot stats Msldings, COrnices, Bracket
WeathsTboarding aHd Flooring. dressed ready for
use and every description Of wood work con
nected With building. We are also. prepared 20
contract for BuidiHRs entire. or in part. We have
been az heavy expense IN procuring and putting Up
Machinery. tnd hope by punctuality and dispatch,
10 merit and receive the custom Of q generous
public.
Orders from any section Of the Southern couu-
try will be punctually dlled.
Our shop is in immediate connection with tho
Locomotive Shops of the Nashville end Chatta-
nOoga Railroad Company. near the Sowanee Coal
Yard on Cesiar Street. Nashville Tennessee.
TURBIYILLE q EULCHER.
augZ5-to lst ian. 90
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Seat0n's Chemical Writing FiuId q becoming
world-reu9wned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about SIX years, 90 has be
come the principal Ir use with those who want "a
fne. free flowing ink. lnd for ga permancnry q IL
decidedly the beet ius for records that can be
used For counting houses. banks or schools. %
f. unsaalled and needs only 90 be tried o. be ap-
proved. For sale by Druggists and Merchants
nURLEY. PUDDLE & CO., ProprictoT5.
Corner Seventh and Green ssreets
Louisville. Kentucky
For sale by Berry, DemGville 4 Wharton; j.
Harwell: Littsrer a CabitT Puiliam 4 McCu
Tough. Blood Grlggry, Nashville and By q
Druggists. lunel3-lydtW
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IN CMANCERY AT CAMDEN. TENN.
Samuel J. Reed IS. Nelson Cox and the Heirs Of

Camuei J. het4 vs. y tlnlA 1OA ana tue Iielfe u
A Baber.
1T APPEARING To THE CLERK AND
| Master. from allegations IN the bill which are
sworn to, that Eaton Roach and wife Mary f..
formerly Mary +. Baeer, party defendants in
this cause, Hon-resldents Of the State Of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon them il Is therefore ordered
that publication be made Tor four successive
weeks IN the Union and Dispatch. o Newspaper
published in the city of Nashville, Tenn re-
curing said defendants to appear at the next
term Of the ChanCoTy Court. 10 be held for the
county Of Benton at the Court House in the town
Of Camden, On the iogrth Monday ia February
next, then end there to plead answer or demur
10 complainant bill. or the same wills be taken
tr confessed and set for trial OK parte as %
fem. November q, lS66.
IHec6-4tw ". A STEELE. c. and NJ.
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For Rent for 1867.

VALUABLE STORE HOUSES, NOS SAND
= Broad street will be rented % a good ten
ant for one year OF Tor term Of years, 5u rea-
ssnable terms Apply 70
A. HAMILTON.
dcclg-lm No. = $. College street.
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INE ARE NOW PREPARED To STORE.
w Ship or purchase Tobacco, either loose OF
Ia hOgsheads. Call Bt our W Warehouse, No. q
Market street, Nashville.
decll-u lB.l HUGH MCCREA q co.
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A CARD.

We respectfully introduce 10 our old friend.
our successorI in business, HUGH McCaEA j. Co.
who continue the Commission business at our
stand. No . South Market Street.
Our own Office is No. . College Street. whars
we hope all parties who are indebted % us will 80
once call and pay their accounts now due. and all
parties who have any claims uguinsf us will pre-
seut them iOrpayment, as We wish o. close az oar
business NJ m early day
unI8-Iy A. HAMILTON & co.
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l.. H. Ian Err.
Late of Lanier, Phillips 4 Cod
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
No 80 SOUTH MARKET STREET.


1 HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
4 York and Baltimore, where | purchased
new stock of Groceries, and am now opening at
my old stand, No. 81 South Market street. where
l will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. / shall endeayOr 10 sell Groceries
az such prices that merchants will find il to their
interest 90 buy IN Nashville instead Of going
farther. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise a part Of ms
stock in store and recsiYiug:
Choice r. r Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar,
Fair 10 Coed Demerara Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar. Cut Loaf Sugar Ground and
formulated Sugar, A, b and . Coffee Sugar,
Stuart's Extra Syrup. Choice Rio Coffee, La
guyTa Coffee Old Government Java Coffee,
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive syrup.
Clear sides, Cheese, Pepper, Race Ginger, SPICE,
Fire CrackeTs, star Candles, Soap, Concentrated
I've, Indigo, Nader, DnTkees feast Powder,
Ground Mustard. Pepper. Spice. etc. and
general stock Of Liquors Copper and Lead
ali Of which viii be sold low 70 the trade
uUv2l-3m l.. II. LANIER.
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PUBLIC SHE
$50 TOWN LOTS.
THE TULLAHOMA TOWN COMPANY
j viii,
ON TIC 2Ist RnV of necemhnr


Offer at public sale, and continue from day to
day until all are sold, all these beautiful Lots
heretofore reserved and UnsOld, and which are
eligibly situated for family residences, and many
convenient for business houses
To those who desire q summer residence or
delightful dwelling place. this sale presents great
attractions. The locality Of TullahOma. with a
population Of from 800 to 1000 inhabitants, on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, at the
terminus Of the McMinRVille and Manchester
Railroad, In Coffee county. and on tho table laCd
Of the Mountain District Of Tennessee is Of I'M
surpassed Salubrity and pleaSantness. All the
comforts and appliances of high civilization, Of
an orderly, well regulated moral and religious
community, Rnd good schools; tho purest of
water, chalybeate and sulphur, in the town site
and convenient
THE TERMS OF SALE
Are credit Of six or twelve months, except the
sum Of ten per cent. to be paid down on day Of
sale. Bend and security required, and a lien on
the lots retained Maps Of the town and of the
lots for sale 10 be seen on application 10 me at
my house in TulahOmR.
WIN. MOORE, Agent
decll-td TullahomH. Tenn.