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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-08
REA & BOVINGDON,
uRBAkA. CHAMPAIGN Co., Itlao

REFERRING ES:
D. Gardner Co Bankers. Champaign. H. Jas s. wight
CASH LIST " Bank, Champssn III, l. C. Hurd Deputy Cob
lector 18th Dis Daniel AcKinIie c. q Insp District
Chandler Donion, Danvie Philips ChicAso "
Clerk Champaign Coz N, O O. Asxander, Clk: Cir o.,
Champaign, Co., H.. G. W KenHzrd,
Co, H. J. n johnson, Sheriff, Champaign Co., H. H. g.
Yarvocd Chicago George A. Hellan Chicago, o.
Cunningham, Champaign Co., H. Hon. c. R. 6rtsEs, Ree.
Champaign &C. H., Col R. H. Noiine Deputy tn
n. u. Conn., Esq, Hoiner H. Lsekie Sellers Dist
Loda.rn ThotnP weber II. In Cha. Champaign Ce, IN.
inlr ID
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Auction Room !!

He is licensed city auctioneer, and if you have
anything to sell he win do it in the best manner
Remember the place, opposite Court Square
nov7dwtf. JOB ROSS
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Now for Revolution.
BEAT TIE DRUMS,

Don't be startled. Inc country saIe. w,
theless, immediate, instantaneous revolution
pcndinp Don't
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Total value Of Premiums. rs 90
Dan. Gardner. Rot. Peacock: = Hamnin & sstchen
GENTS - At the request of Messrs. kxA d Bovine
ron. Of on city hsVe made examination of the
property contained In the foregoing schedule and have
valued the Al the prices set opposite the respec
JOS. PARK.
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JOS. PARK,
Ell HAIBEESTADT.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted

In county in this and adjoining States. Agents
allowed ten per cent commission All sales of Trek
cts. An orders by Mail amounting 70 Ten Dollars
less. may be sent by Mail at risk larger sums
should lie sent by Draft P Q. order. All orders for
certificates sld communications should be addressed
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

n, & c. RAILROAD, Jan. 25.--95 bale
cotton, s ily wheels, shoppers, 6 straw cut
tens, corn shelters, l box hardware sks
! dried fruit, 4 bundles empty SACKS, boxes
iron shafts, IA bbls ingot copper, ear lum.
Der. 2 circular saws
It. Il A. RAILROAD, Jan. 25.-247 bales
cotton, ! box furniture, rolls leather, l
COW and cali. bedstead, bus. wheat.
L. & n. RAILROAD, Jan. 25.--l box eggs,
2 tnbs butter, boxes game, box sad
dlery, so bundles, bbls snd 20 boxes SUM
dries, IS bundles felloes, 25 do spokes. 80
do hubs 50 do shsfts, do bars, 6bbis nnts,
, boxes almonds, 10 boxes rsisins, 81 keys,
6 hit kegs and 6 qr kegs powder, $50 bbls
flour, iieTce clear sides, bales gunnies
Z boxes hardware, Dbl blscking, bbls
horse shoe nails, 9 trunks, bbls and 40
boxes seed, % boxes horse sh. nails, box
mdse. box dry goods, 2 boxes aKes, 20
bags coffee, AZ bundles horse collars, case
tobacco, 50 bundles, 81 sacks corn, cars
hay, 200 bushels coal, ? sofas, 10 cases bit
ters 100 bundles paper, 6 rolls leather, so
bag oats, 40 kega nails, s bbls sugar, 80
boxes, 80 hlf boxes and 80 or boxes can
dies, l rask glass
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26, lS67.-To
qw FpuoRs OF THE UNIoN AID DIS
PATCH Win Won he kind enough to pub.
lish enclosed circdar OF the Southern
Hospital Association iu your valuable
paper. calling attention At the same time
To the sale of tickets at Messrs. Collier
and W. 7. Berry's Bookstores
Thcprizc- 60 De drawn ara, SIS will hc seen,
81 substantial value"
Nery respectfully, pour oht sery'L
W CLARE.
OFrlCF oF SOUTHERN HosrITAL As-a-
CITATION FoR DISABLED SorprRS NEW
ORLEANS. Jan. d, lSG5-A Bazaar OF the
Southern Hospital Association ior the re-
lief of disabled soldiers will he held IN
New Orleans IN the MorcSQue building ON
Camp street The Bagaar will open ON
Friday, the 18th, and continue open about
two weeks All articles which NAV be
given Co thi- a-1o>i1tion, or purchased with
ils funds for the purpose, viii he classcd tor
exhibition and distribution 10y lottery ia
thia Bazaar. The drawing of the loten
and the distribution Of the prizes will take
place during The Bazaar Il Is intended
10 distribute prizes amounting iu vain,
20 about one hundred thousand dollar
Unusual paine will be- taken 10 iusUu
she election ol articles ot substantial vain,
as prizes Those already purchased auC
presented are very choice aud valuable
They include Euc horses. valuable ststuEry
paintings and ergrayinCr, beautiful an,
costly pieces Of silver. handsome clocks
bron-es. rare bookp enc laces, Cashmcr
shawls Bohemian Flass, serves China, sugar
cotton. wines, etc and many other article
Of virtue and h1ouieric etc, for domesG
and personal use.
The price Of tickets Is one dollar each.
Every Southern State may be rcpresCnte
BY 6 table in the Bazaar Every distriC
In the city will be represented 10y a tahl,
AZ which refreshments viii be sold by th
ladies. A ball will be open Tor dancin
every night, with q suitable orchesttu.
Concerts will be given during the cor
Gnuance Of the Bazaar.
All contributions in money or other PR
senis may be sent by the southern Expire
Company 90 DEhney II. Mnury, Fre8ide'
oftbe Bazaar, lss Gravier street d.
The price Of tickets for admission % ~
Eazanr viii be City cents.
Season tickets will bes5.
DABrEY r. MAUBy,
President Of the Ba5sar
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RIVER NEWS
Jan. 26-Tyrone, Smithland
. No denartnres.
ARRIVED.

bdus AtAttf klAAAAlltdAh
No departures.
The river is still falling, and Capt. liar
mon, of the Tyrone, which arrived yester
day afternoon, -cp9Tls three and half feel
on Harpeth shoals.
The Tyrone did Rot go any further than
Smithland, and came up light She will
leave for Cairo as advertised
The Louisville Courier ofyss;erIay say,
Navigation along the lower river is fully
resumed, with the arrival yesterday Of the
| David White from New Orleans, and the
Nora from the Arkansas. They had been
laid up at ROckhaven, and report but very
little ice, and had no trouble from that
point
Nayigatson 10 points above this city is
sill ir check, and Cincinaati-is wholly cut
of, with no departures to that port yester-
day, and il is thought there will be none
to-day.
The mail line packets are ready 20 resume
their trips at a moments notice, and in the
meantime that huge pile Of cotton that was
on the wharf awsiting trans-shipment has
nearly all disappeared.
The Palestine and Emma Floyd were
laid up in a snug ice harbor at Alton at
the mouth Of the Little Blue They ought
to be in port today.
The st. Louis Republican says;
The underwriters still decline taking
risks on steamers, and, az 4 consequence, |
there is nothing doing on the levee.
RTvER.-The Mississippi isstill declin- |
ing, although, if the gorge at DogtoOth has |
broken, it will probably soon be rising, but |
it is Of but little importance at present !
whether il rises or falls.
THE STEAMER MExICo.-This steamer,
destroyed by FIRE on Sunday night, was in
sured for $4,000, instead Of s. 900, az re-
ported yesterday. The following Offices /
held the risks, viz Atlantic, of this city, /
S., 600; Humboldt and Excelsior, OF New
York, each $4,000; Thames, Of Norwich, |
$4,000 The last named company was re- |
insured TO the Enterprise Of Cincinnati
1t Is hoped that gorge having formed /
al the foot of the DogiOoth bend the /
steamer Walter 3. Dance, hard aground in
the bend, will be relieved from her perilous
A Cairo dispatch Of the oath says:
The river has risen two feet to-day The
weather is cloudy and the snow melting /
but not so fast as yesterday.
The Strader started for Evansville yes
terday, but broke out all her buckets and |
arms before getting as far as Mound City, |
and had to lay up 1t that place
The Quickstep and Nashville were afraid /
TO start up the Ohio to-day
1t appears that the ice is much more
formidable than the river men supposed
There is no perceptble change in the stu.
alton since last night Pedestrians were
crossing the river on the gorge at Dog
tooth. The packets continue to make regu-
lar trips to Columbus, hut with much dihi-
Guilty.
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GENERAL MARIE

NASHVILLE, Jan. 2j--P. n.
CoTroN.-There was less activity in the
cotton market to-day, and yesterdays
prices were not sustained. The sales sum
mp 2l0 bales as follows: 43 at 27G9 81 !;
II at IS % at 2S629i % at 246 2st :;
81 at 28a29fc; A. 2sG 28i, and % at
2s4@25sc.
In addition 10 the above there were sold
at the Chamber Of Commerce ) bale7 81
2s4, at 28s, and Pat Ole per Ii.
Bales.
Received --,-...-.... .-.-..--......-.... 34D
Shipped ..------.s........ 35y
CoRs-There have been no material
additions to the stock on hand Sales to
day at 81 O2l61 o.
HAY.-S27@S2s per ton.
BAcoS.-NeE bacon Is beginning 70
come, and IS held in store At lac for sid@
lsc for hams, and lac for shoulder.
LARD-l46 141c per ID. -
GRoOERIEa-U Unchanged.
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griffin. Ga. Jan. 22.-Cotton to-day brought
&c a pound in the forenoen-decliuing IN tn
evening to our quoted figures. 25c.
EUFALA Ala. Jan. 22-Our market for the
past two days has been quits animated, al ofeT'
ING net with ready sale. VS. euOte nom . q
. cents as extremes. Receipts light.
MESPHIs. Tenn. Jan. 22--The market o-day
was dull and heavy. with few transactions. The
wires being down, no adviees from the East, and
themarket presented duh appearances through.
ont the day. Sales Of middling 20 SOC 500. and
low middliBg az 2S53s1291Sc.
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sonthera COTTON Marheas.

SATAxSAH Jan. q, P A.-Cotton dull Liv-
srpool middiing olea5lt< New York middns
q; sales 40 bale.
M0BILE Jan -, N.-s5zie7 To-Day lie bale,
limited demand. prices lower market closed
anil mlddiiuE &c.
AUsUsrA Ga. Jan. z2.-Tkers va better
feeling 10 the market than On yasIsrday, bUt
holder stiil refase to accsde q tEsviBSs u bay
er5. Vi quote middling at SeS. srrict 11idllirE
a gl1Z aud coed middling at g certs. The saiss
were 70 bales. and tue receipts 4sy
MAcog, Ca, Jan. 23.-Tksrs was q good ds
ferrsd va freely taken al ne, Fms uDfaFor
ahls character Of the noon dfspatchsf checked
all inauiFy. AID our q arket closed dali.
CoLuMsus Ca. Jan. 22--sales to-day On basis
q a55lc for Northern niddiinga Zl1sc for strict
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26
ASH VILE
GENERAL DIRECTORY,

Tvs UNDERSIGNED. NOW ENGAGED IN
nHlbaring the h9uls1 In Nashville. pTop9-a,
lu connection With this duty. d set ~ c5N
plste GENERAL and BusineGs Directory oi tar
riy. o. which they invite the attention. ~ ~ ~
tifers. 10 a. their daalEn % makett q Dllee.els
ture and item IA local information common O.
rity direct0riea The advertisement are not ~
he mixed ap with the Directory page1, DlL -.
Be iud.risusly displayed in special d-tal - -l-
m ~ -ols,rs apt.r81riafsi o. thai purpse- =.
Advertising nnfes.-One psgs aA4 cLg
~ bo1k a.. haif page and cops % bQqf 81
third IA page and eopy % book, Fi1f i1irth 81
No. and book 81 nnd price O. lotL. ali-a
~ ATlrs-s hae Es Pastohcs, 81 z. laarvh 20
T0M CANNING.
t.,lstv CHAkEES MORLEY.
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THE CITY
Es OF ADVERTTsING.

Ten lines Of solid nouyareil make one square
Yearly advertiseFr win be entitled 90 dis
count Of 10 per cent 81,
Every other day 10. O. d. advertisements Will
he CHARGED two-thirds of above rates.
Advertisements inserted ~ the IN " eekly
viii be charged one dollar square ior hfst n
in tbe Weekly. one dollar square ior eaeh
Speciai or City Item Notices, ~ cents hne'
Rrsi. and 10 cents line ever addluohal lnseI
ton. -, - .to-.-,7 d, b
Change in advertisements wall DC enaTsea al
The rate Of 50 cents g square. ,re-.
All advertisements are due rom aAte Q! ht ].
inse-fiOn. Hereafter the cash system VIII PC
adhered to, and no transient ad vertisemenH val
IL fehen l1r,less accompanied by the money.
r.. III DuNNIgGTON & Co.,
Union and Dispatch.
RogrRrs, WATTERsQE q RuRyIs'
Banner.
TPkvIs WiNHAN. for
Press and Time Co.
r.sbvffiq Tenn Jan. p ls0l.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

FIRE-Lasi evening, between six and
seven o'clock, brilliant light Illuminated
the horizon southeast Of the city, and at
tracted attention for at least az hour 1t
was supposed to be house on FIRE in the
neighborhood Of Browns creek, several
miles from TIE city bat no definite infor-
nation could be had.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless. Reliable, In
stantaneou7. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies
the III effects Of Bad Dyes. Invigorate5 the hair
leaving it soft ana beautiful The genuine is
signed Wiiiiam A. Bachelor. All others are
more limitations. and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay etreet, New York ldeo29-ly
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small Bonds = pr CT les5 told 10
Tennessee Bonds, nav Csc silver. ..,-.-122
Also highest price paid for all kinds q Southern
Bank Notes. See price lst furnished when desired.
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished On
New York. Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, ing
laEd Ireland Frame and all parts Of Germany
CORPORATION CHEOEs Cashsd at ba5t rates
OFFICE. eoFGsT UnioR and GhsTTy street, oPpo
site Rank Of Tennessee.
0iico hours, 6 A. n. 70 ?. a..
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

CRIMINAL CouRr In this court there
were no eases Of general public interest on
YESTERDAY. Forty-onc cases Of gaming,
twenty-eight of tipping, and two more of
unlawful tipping were disposed Of.
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state 81 Tennessee. Davidson County
AffaehuaauF


T. L. Madden S. Jesse johnson.
~ THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING TO THE
1 satisfaction Of the Court that Jesse johnson
i Is non -resident Of the State OfTenHessee il
Is therefore ordered by the Court that Publica-
ton be made IN the MON and Dispatch, a
newspaper published In the city OF Nashville,
johnson 70 appear before H. ii. Wilkinson. a
Justice Of the Peace for Davidson county. on
the eth day Of February, lsG5, At ? clock, and
defend the action commenced By attachment.
otherwise the case will be proceeded with sE
parte. W. II. WILKINSON.
Justice Of the Peace Tor Davidson county.
Jqnuary "a lSi7-iauHt-4tW
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

TBANsFERs OF REAL EsTATE-Tht
following transfers Of real estate were mad,
during the week ending the 25th:
John o. Wright to F. Fleming land IN
Coffee county, 50, 800.
J. B. and +. Fleming to Jno O. Wright
| city lot $500
w J. Thomas and wife and J. A. Jen.
nings and wife 10 James c.. and George
| Hamilton, land in Kentucky.
NJ B. Howell, C. and NJ, TO w. II. Rus-
sell, land in this county, 5000.
VI. b. Howell, c. and NJ, 10 j. ?. Pc
gram, land in this county, $500.
+. T. Roscoe to G.. w. Kemper, land la
Goodleitsville, S5l3.
W J. Thomas to Arson Nelson, city lot,
| 600.
Patrick J. McNulty 10 Catharine Erwin,
| land in Wisconsin, $500.
j. NJ Harding to Eugene J. Kelly. lot
in District l3, 1924
l.. Sands to Michael Fry. northern half
of lot lG in ID. T, McGavocl's plan.
Thomas j. Halle to John Coltart lot in
Bach & Whiteside's addition.
Joseph w. Corley 70 +. O. Hurt, twenty
five acres in county, S4,75O.
W. H. Watkins and others 10 Wiley
Davis, (colored), los acres in county,
81 ,l21 50.
w. +. Watkins and Others to w. Jordan,
BOG acres in county, $1,000
". f. Watkins and others to Robert and
W. Stringfellow. 1862 $40 acres in county,
S2,03j
W. b Smith 10 Ann and Leyina Smith,
deed Of gift to land in county.
Eleazer Hamilton and wife to Wm,
Latham land in Kentucky.
O. W. McMurry to J. l. Bowen 40 iesi
in Spring Place.
c. A. Brodie to ]. P Long, lot in city,
$3.50.
s. NJ. Cook to J. W Cook, land in 4th
district, 81, 100
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A NOTE from Mr.. S. Watson, Trustee of
the Bank Of Tennessee denying the report
Of the Memphis Posi- that lac intended TO
claim the school fnni as part Of the
assets Of the bank, is printed inour financial
column this morning.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

REeoRDER's CouRT.-In the Recorder
Court Yesterday, the following cases were
disposed Of.
A. j. Winfrey, disorderly conduct, $40
and costs
FIR. Dodd. diaorierly conduct, SIS and
costs
Calvin Thompson, disorderly condnct
SO ard costs.
Thomas Wallace, disorderly conduct,
$40 and costs.
J. VI. Sobel, obstructing streets, dis
charged.
J. f. Sewers, drunk, paid costs.
Two merchants, Of respectability, we're.
fined $50 ezch and costs for not renewing
their licenses.
james Sloan was fined for contempt of
court.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

rpHE FIRM OF BOONE. GIBLTE 4 MANS
FIFD has been this day Dissolved b. matusl
-.nssDt. William Mansfield vithirGEing from
mo arm Tbs business. IL future, viii be trans
sgtca by A. Il Boone and Richard 6ibl.2. under
nc styfe Of Boone & 9jbiin. An assets. and
liabilities Of the frm q Boone. Gibln 4 Mans
asis a. --rrnei bv the new dYm If Boone &
E5i6~ A. +. BOONE.
X. GEBLIN.
WM MANSFIELD
WIS Point, Benton co.. Tenn. Jan. 4. VS.
ian1-lm
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DENTIsTRT.-Dr. Russell has remo7ed
his dental rooms to No. 1884 Church street,
Kirkman block, (up stairs.) The Doctors
reputation is so well established throughout
the State Of Tennessee, that IL is unneces-
sary for ms to say aught in his praise He
has fitted up his new rooms on Church
street in elegant style, where he will be
happy to attend 70 his friends and Gus
TONERS.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

The following will show the stocks Of
cotton on hand at the various ports on the
Isl Of September, 1866, and the receipts
and exports to foreign port since that date,
and the stocks on hand at the dates desig-
mated:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

TIM weather yesterday was sunny and
apring-like until near the close Of the day,
when a stormy breeze from the northwest
sprang up and lowered the temperature
rapidly. The change was sudden end try
ing upon the indrm and feeble.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Jan. p. 1867.
$. ". Hatchcti, Comptroller Of the Urea
surv. do hereby certify thar the Hartford Fire
insurance Company. located az HarttSd. in the
Stale Of Connecticut has produced 20 me sat
isf,atory evidence that said Company has com
niied with all the requi remeBts Of the laws Of
Inc State Of Teuuessee impoged on Insurance
Companies, and I further certify that Farms
worth & Clark. Agents OF said Company, have
also complied with the requirements Of the laws
of the State, made and provided in such cases :
wherefore said Hartford Fire Insurance Comp y
has authority 20 take risks epd transact the busi
uess Of Insurance IN this state. at NashNI me-
tennessee
This certificate OF agency must be renewed
the ID dpyr of July and January Of each year
g. ". HArCHETT
Comptroller "a Tennessee
FARNEsW ORTIZ a CIARA, Agents.
,spa3Iw No. 4 Maxwell Block.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

IL THE CTTY.-Mr. Furay, the we'll
known correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Ga-eiie Is in the city looking TO the in
terezts of his paper rs regards the Tenne7
see Legislature
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

YlsE-lfh. The greatest amount insured in any
one risk b. $4,000 except in special cases.
TgsLth The amount ins1red in sny one city,
town or village depends upun it7 size gnd how
buit.
Tl.7ie.ath The amount insured IN any one
block. depends as above
Iau54sssfh. Certified copy Of the Charter OF tae
Company. as filed heretofore.
y,1.sarb. GENERAL Power OF Attorney for Agents
o., accept service OF process previously tiled.
NJ 4, AaIKN nraaaInartI
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

20 CORsumPttyes.-The Advertiser hsy-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by .
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send a copy Of the
prescription used. Gree Of charged. with the d.
rections forprepaTinE and using the same. which
they will snd SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
AsrHXA, BRoNCBITIs, az. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
bsne6t tue afflicted, and spread information
which be eonceives 10 be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer viii try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address Rev. RDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
La
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

E. BOONE AND RICHARD aIBLIN
a have this day associated them elves Ia
kt5siness. under the.style and name a Boone 4
d Mn. f5r the purp0se Of tralshcting a general
hr-insss. An notes OF hand q be signed By 10th
A r. BOONE
jauil-lm X. UlBLlN.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

THE friends Of the Rev. DR.. Howell, the
estimable pastor Of the First Baptist Church
in this city, viii be panied to learn that he
is suffering from an attack Of paralysis Of
the left side. He was stricken several days
ago. but had so far recovered as 10 ride ut
60 South Nashville, Thursday, and marry
couple, bat since his return has been con-
siderably worse We sincerely trust we
shall be able TO chronicle his complete re-
storation in g few days
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

= WISH TO.PURCHAsE a SMALL fA ~,
Ia Middle Iennes1ea. vel illll.t 49, 80
- rsfer and -anvenisut t1 lcho91 an
sSg-,bss Per-5ns a1giug such llr sAls.silI pee -
sdfrss7 me ID NOISY CIeek, Jsla..' .-'FfJi
$50 rssnee-es. Wifh deseripuon priv 81 '-'''
1qrtissails ar about the i a. M0USTcA Tie.