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BELLOWS Factory.
S L A v e ST!
ENLISTED IN THE U. S. ARMY
LOYAL OWNERS
IN Tennessee are Entitled 20
800 DOLLARS
Each, for ali Slaves Mustered into the
Military Service


A BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY AP-
"A pointed by the Secretary Of War to exam
inc and report to Washington upon claims Of
this character. The President Of this Board, is
in Nashville, and has fitted up an ofhce The
other members Of the Board are expected this
week and the business will commence at once,
We have organized a Branch Office, in this
city, for tho purpose Of prosecuting this parhcu-
lar class of claims Our House has been en-
gagged for the past two months in preparing and
prosecuting these claims before the Missouri and
Kentucky Commissioners, and Is familiar with
all the rules and decisions there made, as well as
the most recent rulings OF the Secretary W ar on
the subject.
Agents, and Claimants, throughout the State.
believing we enjoy unusual facilities Tor serving
them. These claims will be examined first by
the Board but final action can only be taken by
the proper Department at Washington.
Our purpose Is TO attend personally before the
Board in Tennessee, the better to enable "a to
serve clients at Washington.
We desire one or more correspondents IN each
county, with whom we will divide fees; And
We will furnish 70 them all needed blanks and
printed Instructions, and keep them fully in
formed from time 70 time Of the action OF the
Board.
We furnish individual claimants, blanks and
full instructions to enable them to prepare their
claims.
correspondents in the State, but to satisfy those
who may not know as with regard 70 our IN
tegrity and business capacity, give few Of our
Louisville and Nashville references, who are all
widely known in both Kentucky and Tennessee.
CHAPMAN, H0SMER x co.
No. "a C0lOnnade Buildings,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Louisville References. II. Liudenberger.
Cashier Merchants Bank Of Kentucky: Geo. A.
Lewis, President First Nashville Bank; Col. J..
L. Thustiu, Secretary Southern Mutual Life In
surance Company; JOG. I. Iompkins. Wholesale
Merchant; Newcomb, Buchanan & Co.. Whole
sale Merchants; r. G. Dun a Co., Projectors
Mercantile Agency; Gen. Richard W. johnson.
Nashville References.-ThOma B.. Sample,
ford, President First National Bank J.C. Me-
Crory, Cashier First National Bank; Adams, Glib
son & Co.. Wholesale Merchants; Hon. H.. II.
Harrison, United States District Attorney; s
Watson. President Bank Of Tennessee; Wing
Tobey & Co., Bankers; Col. +. P. Ferry, United
States Tax Commissioner; n. +. Alloway. Es4.
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To RE TAKEN CARE oF.--At one Of The
colored churches, last Sunday night the
minister. having finished his sermon, an
noanced that a collection would be taken
MP for missionary purposes. The 'sasser"
was accordingly sent around. When j
came back 30 the pulpit the preacher pro
oeeded 20 count the money received, and
among the fractional currency he Giscov-
cred 0 ten dollar Confederate bill. He
looked at il for some time with evident dis
gusL and then took a calm look at his con-
grogttion over the top Of his spectacles
Then clapping the uncurrent bill upon The
open Biele, with indignant emphasis, he
exclaimed Brederin, I put dis bill right
dar on dc Bible, and let De Lord take care
of dai nan lie ieh that he couldn't do
The snh-oel In.Aee himself MabiIs Rcgiaer.
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Close connections maze hJ GLeNensOu anu IuaL-
tauOoga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line
EXPRESS PAssEEGRR--Leaves Nashville for
Johnsonvilie, and all points West and Northwest,
at 500 a. N. Returning, arrives at Nashville at
1000 An.
AooONMoDATION--Leaves Nashville ut 300 P.
NJ, and arrives in Nashville at 500 Pm
To take effect on and after Thursday, NoYem-
Der %, 1866
Trains on the N. & N. W.R. R. connect at
yohnsonville, with the Cairo and Johnsonville
Packets without fail
Rs- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with n. and n W. Railroad.
So Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
az Trains stop at all intermediate points.
Procure tickets st II c. Jacksons opposite St
Cloud Hotel OF at the Chattanooga Depot
w. p ENNES, Genl Sup't,
- 7. 4 Q. and N. W. R. n
Nv. BROWN, GEM Pass Agent.
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GWrf0nnX


shoddy Is
"Shoddy Is old wool made as good as
new. Every manufacturer keeps a devil,
q ravenous beast with fearful set Of teeth,
and an Unsuitable appetite for old coats and
old trousers, old anything that is made Of
wool. Toss him an old garment, and he
viii tear Il to pieces in no time. The spun
and woven threads are converted into new
threads to be woven once more into q
piece Of cloth, Cloth so made-With
mixture Of new wool-looks very we'll. |
defy Won 30 tell which is shoddy cloth and
which isnot. We all wear shoddy without
knowing It, For light wear, shoddy cloth
viii serve every purpose; but 1t viii not
stand strain and cxertion. You must not
attempt 20 practice gymnastics in pair OF
shoddv trousers Here il the weakness Of
shoddv-ihc shorlncss Of the staple, Nou
know now, II YOU did not know before, why
The old clothosman il 80 eager and anxious
to buy any garment however ragged, which
is composed entirely Of WOOL
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NOTICE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING FUALI-
u Ted as Administrator With the will annexed
% the estate Of Benjamin Lift9u, deceased.
requests al parties indebted 30 said estate 20
cone ioTWsFd and settle. and psriita having
claims against said estate Wi presett them
properly authenticated, within the lime pre-
scr,bed by Law or they will be barred.
ISAAC LIIIoA. Adsar
With ths VIII annexed u Benz Lition. Deed
iauq-dft-wft
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Splendid Sleeping Cars on
all Night Trains.


THRoUGH EXPRESS TRA1N-LeaYes Nashville
Daily at 930 p n.
Arrives at Decatur at 43O
Connects with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for Huntsville, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all intermediate points.
Leaves Decatur at 55 A. H.
Arrives at Nashville llbS A.
Connects at Nashville with Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, for all points East, North
and Northwest and with evening trains on n 4
G. and n. x n. W. and f. 4 X. Railroads, for
points on those lines
Freight and Accommodation. Daily
Except Sundays.
Leaves Nashville TBS A. n.
Arrives Rs%peeatnr 600 P NJ.
Columbia Accommodation Train,
Daily, except Sundays.
Leaves Columbia at 7:l5 IN
Arrives at Nashville 1000 A.
Leaves Nashville at...-................. 800 P. N
Arrives At Coum bia 5:45 P.
Baggage Checked Through.
FARE As LOW AS THE LOWEST.
For Through ekets and other information,
please apply at tie office Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets, and at the Broad Street
Depot Nashville, Tennessee.
]. Il. VAN DYNE.
nov29 General Superintendent
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srARCHf sTARCHI

ON CEDAR STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY
, aaQ cummer. Suitable Tor Fhyhclau ~
LAWYER Applyto& Cedar q.
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AN SOLE AGENT FOR JULIUS ,. WOOD
a CO. Pearl Pure and Gloss Starch. The
Gfors starch = puf up ln tx pound hoNes, ana
ernetially adartel Oh family use The fa4e
.'plHe' =. q WOOD
auA-lm 81 Nhleh Aiee"
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
j ], 600 Acres Of the Tract Of Land On which
be resides. II is susceptible Of Sgnveuient dlvi-
sioE, i exceedingly rich, and b especially
adapted 90 Grasses. One-half Of the tract
isn0W in luxuriant grass the balance in timber,
which, By the aid Of the Northwestern kailr0ad,
which passes through il, 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
at once. am determined % sell,
offer. also large number Of Thorough
bred SfOclE-several fine Stations from four
70 six years old q few Mares. and q number Of
one and two yesr old Cslts-s0me o. them in
enc condition 20 be trained the next season.
IF the Stalli0ns are not sold soon, they VII be
farmed CD favorable terms.
also offer for sale pair Of Thorough
bred Geldt1gs, we'll mashed and broke 70
Harness W. q. HANDING.
December 8, 1s66.-tf
The Louisville Courier Augusta Constitution
altst d gbiie Advertiser and Register, copy 70
the amount Of SO and forward billsto this Ofice
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DEAD THIS FOLLOWING HOME EYI-
IL dence Of Its medicinal virtue, and try It in
your own family circle:
MrsEdrOor6.. Wilder, Oity

Dear Sir: have examined your Stomach Bit
tiers carefully, and iad Il what you represent II
Ia he. The kigh order which the ingredients
going into il take In the hateria Mediea, as we'll
as the NEST happy prOportioned combination OF
substance make your Bttters Tar superior 10 any
similar preparation Ia the country. jhe fact
that you uss only the pErest Bourbon hisky
must necessarily recommend your Bitters an
another point. especially as far as wholesome
ness and palRtability are taken into consldera-
ton. L was well pleased TO see in your estsb-
lishment the process Of manufacturing your
Bitters carried en- by way of displacement. which
not only gives you better prodact, but also
recommends itself By clearer operation.
EMIL SCHEFFERs
fApOthecary and Chemist.
louisville. Sept. q, 1867
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Market street. - Nashville.
CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business, HUaH McCREA & Co.
who continue the Commission business at our
stand, No o South Market Sereet.
Our own Office is No. p College Street. where
we hope all parties who ars indebted to Us viii at
once call and pay their accounts now due. and ali
parties who have any claims against US viii pre-
sent them for payment, as We wish 70 close up our
business az al early day.
janl3-ly A. HAMILTON & co.
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aLEYi RUDOLF 3 CO., Proprietor

I0Bgvllle, Kentucky
For sale ~ Berry, Deulgvills x Wharton. j. &
HErWelE Litterer 4 Caller; Pulliam & MeCu
lough. Blood 4 Gregory. Nashville and bys
Druggists. funcl3-ivdHw
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Inkr M Inki

Boaf0ns Chomical Writing TInid d 5ec9n.inr
Eorld-rsnOBned for It's superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, 10 has be
ceme the principal IN use with those who want
fine, free flowing ink. md Tor is pcrmauency Il Il
decidedly the bert ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses. banks or schoots it
Il unegaled. and needs only 70 be tried % be af-
proved. For sale by Druggi1t8 aud Merchants
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
the East, West and North.

Rs- Steamers of U. s. Mail Line leave Louis
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger car attached to freight trains
at $50 A. H. arriving in Nashville at 11:50 A. N.
Leaves Nashville at 3:25 P. NJ, arrives at Gala
tin $40 P. NJ, and at Franklin 9:05 P. n.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. & n. r. R.
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satnrday. Febrnary 2. - .


The undivided one-half Of a tract Of land in the
18th Civil District ct Davidson county, contain
ing about $50 acres. and bounded as follows
Beginning at n stake near the southwest corner
Of a tract Of land now owned and occupied By A.
v. 8. Lindsey ms n residence, running thence
east and with the south boundary line q said
tract of Lindsloy IS poles, 70 a stake; thence
north a. poles. TO a stake and corner Of tract OF
land heretofore conveyed by Z. ii. Childreas,
Sr. to Mary A. Chadwell thence east 10 poles.
to \ stake; thence south i58 poles, 10 a stake IN
the north boundary OF a tract Of land owned b.
Mrs. Pugsley; thence south Sd deg. west and
with said boundary line Of Mrs Pugsley 80
poles, 20 n stake; thence south 69H deg. west
and still with the north boundary line rs poles.
10 a stake, the northwest corner Of the Pugsley
tract, and in the east boundary line Of traCt Of
land owned by Nicholas H0bs0n thenes a0rth,
and with said east boundary line Of Hobs0n Us
poica 70 the beginning
TERMS-Credits of 8. II. - and q months.
Notes with good personal security, and lien re-
tanned Sale free from the right Of redemption
MORTON B. HOWELL. G. and NJ.
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LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


A petition presented asking nm in
crease in saleries of Common Pleas
Judges. a,.... ........,...........r.. .,.. .
Mr.. GriswolL on leave, introduc-
ed bill TO amend the act concerning
the relation of guardian and ward
Y The design is toIproteet the in.
terests of wards, by authorizing
property to be. sold at private sale,
and preventing the sale at less than
the appraised value, instead Of two.
thirds, as under existing law, yIi'
70 Mr. Hayden, from the Finance
Committee, reported some verbal
amendments to S. b. 2l2, for ap-
pointing Board of Commissioners
to revise and codify the Revenue and
Finance Laws, DC, Amendments
agreed to, and bill ordered TO be
read thiriltime Tuesday next, ,r,,
~ Mn. Harris, from the, Committee on
Fees and Salaries, reported, recon.
mending an amendment to III. B. 254
Agreed to, and the bill ordered to a
third reading Tuesday next. u. ,.. i,
The President administered the
oath OF Office TO Col, DudIy Seward,
elected Assistant Clerk of tho Sen g,
ate. .5uua'l ia I.HuJ .I.-yR N|y
Mc/llall presented the resignation
OF Col. Wm. U.gDrew, which was ac-
cepted. i.1d DHO 90 .usn1od-
Iu1l Saol 30 HOUSE. M Isgo5n.o o
Petition presented asking for a
law to give 500 to disabled soldiers
who have taken no benefit of the Sol.
diers', Home; for law granting to
Probate Judges Jurisdiction in mi
nor oifcnses A bill was passed au
Ithorizing married women to sue alone
in cases where her private interest
is concerned, instead Of by her next
friend Bill introduced TO amend
sec, 2 Of an act authorizing comfy
commissioners to construct roads on
petition Of majority of resident
land owners adjacent to The line OF
said road. II was ~
Resofced by he General assembly of
NE Sfate Of Ohio, That upon the lot
cation OF one of the branches of the
National Home within this State, the
Trustees of the Ohio Soldiers Home
be authorized to transfer to the Ma.
tional Home the use of the premises
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For Marking Linen, &C.,
For Sale.
Guardians Sale of Town Lots in
- Arcadia -H~ ~. 'E.

IN pursuance of an. o dor of the Probat.
l. Court ol lldnr'ck County, Ohlo. tho un.
ietai gto'i WIN. on Saturday. The 10 Ii day al
February 1871, AT une u'clrGS Z. NJ ION III.
rremtseS. nir ut pubic sale the tlIoNing
described real estate sisuale IN Hlncock
cpnnty! OHIO. 10 wit: t-.
inl"t No.l0, in the LIT aiittion to tho To y
1T iArcad.a,apprsise, sLsl no., #. s..,.
| iIut M. 80, IN tho lsJ Hadi iiiua To the TOW
I Arcadia, appraised al Sljn 90. ...... RI
MET NV' w ~ the i1wu OF. Arcadia. M.
pTals"d al sliO 90 ~. ..- t..,',. -
ItRi II Or SALE One ih ri cash on ii Is q
sale, one tlnri ln nue and Ona Third ing 'w
years hom day Otl sale, l., be, ,secur,d L,
mart ase on ihs premises sold. Deferred
pdymentst 10 bear interest payablo annually
' f.atgs. 1900. o.. Hlf.u ENOCH ROSS,
go. ..aA Guardian Oi Air, W, Oaks.
uNFAL, Fticsr MP 4, HASH, ,Au'ys.
Jan. 4. nu55 Az ''"' &Hli~ -Hlhf1~
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and appurtences now occupied by
uie OIio Soliers' IIoniel for the pc.
siod tlat nay eiapse mint sslhe com.
plstion Of the Saiional BONE, and
,also any unused brlaneeot appropri.
ii;ions, % condition that All Ohio
soldiers now in the Ohio Soldiers
Home, or who may hove-tbe right to
admission there under our laws be
received and cared for by the Nation.
al BoGQ. 81 YdAUNAL ,Yl0
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,%.,"e Mn, !, ;t,,,isa,,y Il motion
10. ,Io ,,oy;9,s question. Mr. Loan
ro,J snooch. orra,gned tho Prcsi.
Law, sor oo,s Of bis oJminiatroiion.
on5 snnaos,od no IVA. nr;vv Ia Tho
ossoss,n1a1ion -, President I.incoln.
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to a son, ,o,,l,o clerl,.s desk and rend
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treocLcrv to tho Reuublicpudl fidelity
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to m. sama GENERAL efIect, had been
,rononnod lie A. Toon .T,tr...
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-, thc msmnsrrint thnn he had read
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snccch bcino road from .manuscri,t.
il hnn NOT been taken down, by ore-
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which .no referred To- were to the ef
eeet snhs,ontiollv M those rcad. car
rv;no ,Lo Jiroct ;dna that tho now
President oc the limited States, was
a n,r,v Tn tho .ssossInoton of Abra,
ham Lincoln. and that he contracted
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to fix the times Gor HOLDING thu roo
ulnr mcctinvs of Con UrosS. DrOyilin
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| fl4J FIr.H|a.. LNOllSS
IL.yi D; Mcdonald, on inc 7tn OF Janna.
y, lSG7, filed his petition IN tie Court Of
Common = eas, within and forthe cornty OF
hycVcs and State piuhio against SAID y. q.
Y1i steh shne reHf Z. .bhaesrrpan, ,fsetlihg
forth thAron M or November, 1888, said
~ u. G'rsuch as principal aud the laInln
as his surety, made their promspry mole OI
that date, and delivered lie same T. Tie dc.
Iendanl, ,LewisF hygerman. and they agree 4
To pay tie said Lewis +. hagerma four
hundred AID twenty Ave dollars in two
months after the date thereof which SAID,
clam Will be due January l7ln, 1867; also
seltlng Iorih that sad h B. Gorsuch has ab
sconded with intent Ia defraui h creditors.
and is abIut 10 make sale "frhIs pr0peityI
with intent ~ cheat ana deIraud ais CREDITORS.
plalht TASKS a tinai order, thatllie said H..
B, horsiinh Indemnify aud save him hutmess
against the said liability OF the plainliff Inl
lie premises, he said y. D ,Gorseuch lisI
no.ihed tnat he is reqdlfed TO appear add
.lsswer said petition, oq orr beiptolh third
saturday after the 2slh day ii February
next. = m - - CALVIN ID. MCDONALD.
January 10th, 1861. n34 ew. aig e.ypN ~
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Actual Net Surplus........ SI0O,5O3 0i
Income for is66-".........' l,I5s.3IO g;
Losses and Expehscs....... iI,Oqi,OGS 2;

The Pl mnx If Hatiiytyf canUreIik are, at
he ilgpes rates. everyh risk nov upon III
botksAdiscAafte-al Obill HlIOns. present ur
prospective, ut whatsoever nature-pay
back To- tho stockholueis every dollar OF
.d9nh Oariti,l Snck Hud ret trim bns ness
win clear net Cash SURPLUS OF $780,
500 90.
= auVhi.,cts SPEAK tor themselves and com
mend the PhG TX Ia such merry timys as the
present 10 the c5rfttence- and patronage OF
he puolic.
PAaaie ROFcia hsnea Pr0npttg by
JNO. VI. HAMLIN,
jpIIllnI9i344is23 o. Re ttep! Asepl, F!ndIsy.
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Mr. Delano,- of Ohio, from the
Committee OH Claims, repol ted ia
vorably the bill for the relief oil
james Hooper, of baltimore Cily.-
Ii authorizes the Secretary oi til,
Navy to pay the claimant the sum OF
GIG, 600 for the less OF. the bark Gen
Barry, which the Government had
chartered To conNey N,Iy and straw
from New Yorito Fortress Monroe
in 1854 aud which WAS captured and
destroy etl by the rebel steamer Flor.
Ida. aEtl Il .EHIpt" uu..r- y.
The House resolved itself iato
Com mittee of tho Whole on the tx
eeutivc. Legislative and Judicial Ap
propriutiou hill " .li.g E1uI 3Ii
1.-THE pending question was upon
the amehdmcn reducing the appro'
pistiono for the purchase and distri.
hutton ofseeds by the Department
OF Agriculture from $50, 900 to S45,
900. a. .zduuu u1Il 4nif .uii..
Several other amendments were
offered and discussed, but Gnallylthe
House adjourned without taking any
action1upon the bill. lo -soa Via
Bills and RESOLUTIONS introduced
that the President cause written or
printed discharges to he given all
tvolunteer and commissioned officers
I.wbo have bee lionorably discharged
nom The. army or navy; declaring
Ilorreiturcs of certain privileges OF
citizenship. for acts OF rebellion
against the United States, and pro
viding for the restoration of these
privileges in certain cases; for tic
paymc' I ofhounty to representatives
+, of soldiers killed or died in the mil
li.ary as,ryIcc ot the United States,
whose term OF enlistment was less
than one year; and to re- establish
civil governments in the States lately