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,,o,,po,nerv County Fair.

A special train on the Edgeheld and
Kentucky railroad left the Louisville depot
at 7 A. NJ. Yesterday for the Fair Grounds
near GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county. A
number Of ladies and gentlemen took pas
sage and started in fine spirits, expecting a
day Of pleasant recreation. The sun had
arisen in splendor, but ere the city faded
from view mists and clouds intervened-
obscured and tempered his rays. At almost
all the stations on the road acCessions were
made 10 the list of passengers, and when
the train arrived at the grounds 1t was
full. The number of ladies was large,
amongst them some Of the most lovely
of Davidson and Robertson counties.
The trip down was pleasant, and all
appeared to enjoy it. Arrived on the
grounds we were disappointed in finding so
small a number of persons present from
Montgomery, the large amphitheatre pre-
senting but beggarly account oil empty
benches" But it takes a vast crowd to I'LL
them, and this season Of the year when there
is really but little to exhibit at Fair, and
consequently Indifferent chances for attrac-
tons, it was probably not expected that
| there would be one of the old fashioned
gatherings Of the people. Yet the number
present was not small. On any occasion
except Fair in a county, populous and
wealthy, it would have been considered
| large. There was no discount, at any rate,
as TO the quality of the crowd. Fine lCok-
| ing. gallant gentlemen were there, and Ia
dies radiant with youth and beauty, and
elegantly attired, gave lustre to the
promenades. And if We may express an
opinion AZ LOCKER on in Vienna" We
should say that Cupid was there, and many
wounded heart the result of has visit
The first call was for Promiscuous Ar
ticies." Under this head nine premiums
were offered. but oaly one Of them was
awarded. r. Cooper taking the premium
| of S. offered for the finest Game Cock, with
a splendid fowl which he had named Stone
wall Jackson.
The next calls were for riding and drig'
ing rings. For the riding ring there were
eleven entries. The premium, $40, wal
taken by J. Ii. Achey, of Montgomery
certificate, r. w. Roach, Trigg county
Ky.
Ne premium awarded for driving.
The next call was for stock.
Best thorough bred stallion-Ed. Tur
ley, premium.
Best thorough bred mare-Wirt Taylor
premium.
Best saddle horse-Ben. Moore, pre-
MUM VIM. Campbell, certificate.
TOURNAMENT OF KNIGHTS.
J. Dick Bourne, Richard Coeur de Lion.
2. Il. A. Organ, knight Of the South
side.
2 8. 7. II. Rainey, knight Of the Silve
Star.
f 4. CIV. Mcdaniel, knight of Clarksyille
e 5. r. p. Madison, knight of the West.
6. w. Bourne, Knight Of Port Royal.
E T. E.P. Bowling Knight of the Colder
D Circle.
8. Frank Buckner, Knight of Secessia.
9. Jesse Allensworth, knight of Christian
County.
I 10. Willie Marshall, knight of Stonewall
The above Knights entered for pre-
MUM of 500 aud fine wreath, and o.
q the fourth round the prize was borne on b
B, the knight of the Silver Star. The resu
f of the several rounds was as follows;
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PETITIONS.

Mr.. Morris presented petition of j. q
L. Whorley and IA others, asking the
repeal of the law for the taking down of
swinging signs. Returned, as containing
Language disrespectful to the Recorder
The Recorder denounced the writer OF
the petition, whoever he might be, as ire
sponsible and coward.
A petition from Isaac Frank was referred
to the Street Committee.
Mr. Duncan presented petition of pro-
perry holders on High and Summer streets,
asking for the building of a sewer. Referred
TO the Street Committee.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID directed % me irUm the Circuit Court 90
Dickson county, at is February Term, itg,,,
will ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY
NEXT, at the Courthouse door in Charlotte.
offer for sale nj public auction, the law direct
the following tracts q land. or SD much thereof
of each rs viii be sufficient 90 pay the taxes
cost aad charges due seyerally thereon. to-wIt.
One tract Of land la the name OF j. ". and NJ.
f. shelton, lying in Civil District Ne. ]. CuHtIln
ing 900 acres, valued at 500. I1Nes due; - ST.
Clerks Zee. 81 20; Printer lee, ~ % 0heUu
one tract in name Of 49, Peterson. containing
go acres lyidg in District No. q, ysluet Cd
$3.50. Taxes due, s. 40, CLERKS Zee, st .f-
Printers fee, 81 %; Sheriff 5 fee, 81 90.
one town lot in the town OF Charlotte, lu
name Of r. A. Reaves, valued at $500. Take
due So a.: Clerks fee. 81 SO; Printers foe.
81 80; Sheriff 5 fee. 81 ~.
in Civil District No. 7. containing 3l acres, WI
ued at S225. Taxes due 81 y: Clerk lee, 81 ''.
Printers fee, 81 50; Sheriff fee, SlW
one tract in name of Dodsou \ Davis. living o.
Civil District No. :, containing COO acres, valued
at $3.50. Taxes due 81 $50; Clerks fee, 81 nl
Printers fee, 81 90. sheriff 5 fee, II OBJ
One tract in the name Of b. c. Robertson lyinr
in Civil District Mo- containing luub acres, val
ued at $500. Taxes due, SIS l2'2; CLERKS Zee,
81 so; Printers fee, 81 5Oi Sheriff S Tee. 81 90.
One tract in name of Baxter 4 CO.. lying IN
District No. s. containing 1900 acres, valued az
5000. Taxes due, s2S -. Clerks fee, 81 s',
Printers fec 81 so. sheriff s fee, 81 o1.
one traSt Id name 9l yosel,H W eelNs' ~ tnf ~
$500 Taxes due $50 l21a; Clerks Zee, 81 81
Printers fee 81 so; Sherih's fee, ST OO.
One tract in name of }. Wards heirs, lying 90
Civil District No. s. containing ll9 acres, Naluet
al 5000 and other taNsbles 81 500 Taxes due,
$50 80; Clerks fee, 81 50 Printers fee, 81 Hl.
Sheriff 5 fee. 81 90.
One tract in name of ". q. Anderson, lying m
Civil District No T. containing 3,6 acres, valued
at $1,000. Taxes due, g -; Clerks fee, 81 I'D.
Printers fee 81 50; sheriff = Zee, Il uo.
All lying in Dickson county, Tennessee
mgyiO W.T. j. W. SULLIVAN, K. g.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Neu York Money and stock Market.
Nyw YoRK. May % .-Money active and steady
al & ner cent for call discount 4g4+2. H0lI
opened at 1919 and closed at 1881 BID put l2,ls
asked The exports to-day were Sl5O 'Oui oelils
less than was expected. doYerhhei's 'o-oa' "'0
without material change.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNc1yEATr. MAY 29-FlOur dull and these Is
only retail demand at sl3 50gi5 ioI ehOice ~
fancy; lower grades unsaleabie. W neat uull
and no demand prime winter can pc Satc =.
moi much demand now for shipment Oat5 duii
At IS for No /. Rye unchanged and STEADY, at
All Is. Cotton frm with an improved demand at
BIC for middling. Whisky dull and prices n0nd-
nal Provisions firm utquiet Mess PORK u ~
Gold 1917 buying and l3o selling
81. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Tobacco steady and prices
unchanged Cotton inactive at &c iOf iaiSdlihs.
Flour unsettled and deelng at siV LOT lali ektia
sl2 40 for double extra, and Sl5 5Ogf % choice
IN fancy Wheat 5dlOc higher; choice eiu1 = 20
prime fall 81 70. Corn opened hrm and lSzo
higher but closed lower; q9otatlons rsn ss az ~
IN IOal u Oats S9d93c. Mess PORK w 'oS
b. Whisky nominal at 81 % free
New York Market.
NEw YoRE. Nav 29.-COtton firmer uplands
Z7027%. Flour dull and heavy alG3Oc lower sd
perfue State w esteTn, SlOGsll extra Mesterh.
sii 50asl2 75 CHOICE sj oOslt 4O se az ss
M 40: closed dull Whisky quiet, unehanged
Wheat very dull, and nominally 2a3c LOVER
No. 8 Milwaukee 81 10. Rye quiet az - ~
| Corn dull and heavy: new mixed western 81 =
| al n. Oats dull New mess pork ~ p
New York Dry Goods Market.
Nrw YoRK. NAV 29.-The drygoOds market y
| slightly improved although the only chang'
| worthy Of note has been the reduction oil le pc
| ward on certain styles Of bingham, such a. 1Iss
| cow which now sell at nc Ulbleaeheu dul
| 6Isacbed muslius steady with a limited inquiry
| Prints steady. W0olens dull and heavy,
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RgcApruREp.-oficers Rutherford and

REcAPTURED.-0ff Rutherford and
Moore yesterday recaptured four Of the
nine prisoners who escaped from the work
house on Tuesday night. Two, however,
succeeded in again escaping before they
could be locked up. The other two, a sol
der named Edward Dubler and one OF the
Wilson's, were returned to the workhouse,,
where the former was heavily ironed.
Dubler is a desperate fellow, and has
threatened the lives Of any number OF his
enemies. A communication from General
Thomas was shown Recorder Foster yes
terday, through General Duncan, inquiring
as 10 Dubler and his shortcomings, to
which the Recorder replied that the soldier
was "a hard case" and that he would re-
main in irons in the workhouse for the
next twelve months.
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A BEAUTIFUL RECEPTAcIE FOR TIE
DEAD.-We were shown at Pentecosts
livery stable, on Deaderick street, yester-
day, a magnificent hearse-the finest in the
city-manufactured by Crane, Breed & Co,
Cincinnati, and owned by K. H. Groomes
q Co., undertakers, AZ North Cherry street
and l45 South Market street. The heavily
plated silver with which it is adorned con-
trasls beautifully. with the sombre richness
Of the other portions of the vehicle, and
the mourning symbols Of various societies
and Of the Catholic Church, accompanying
it, TO be affixed or displaced as occasion
may require. The cost of thus splendid
piece Of workmanship was $2lOO.
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The Healing Pool. and House OF
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, Tor
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Address,
Dr.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHToN, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia, Pa. mayls 3m
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BUREAU RATToNs.-There Is good rea-
son 10 believe that the issue Of rations by
the Freedmen's Bureau Of this State, 10
destitute whites and blacks, will be discon-
tinued upon the garnering Of the coming
harvest
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DIscHARGED.-He McGregor, Joe
Sumpter and Henry Keele, were taken
from Jail Yesterday, and tried before JUS
tice wilkinson, on charge Of stealing cloth
ing. They were all discharged upon an
investigation Of the case.
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The PFNITENuARY CRowDED.-lhere
are nov four hundred and two convicts IN
the penitentiary-the largest number Of
prisoners ever held in that institution at
any one time.
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LOOK AT THE Ruins. Aye, look at the
rnins of what were once magnificent sets OF
teeth. to be seen everywhere in society.
Look at them, and ask yourself if 1t Is not
marvellous that such destruction Is permit
ted when. by simply using SozoDoNT' any
teeth. however fragile, may be preserved
from decay or blemish as long as hie lasts
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CrrmAcY ADVISED AMONG EPISCOPAL
ClrRGYMEE.-Th Church Journal prom
inent and influential paper in the Episco-
pal Church, advises against The marriage
of the clergy, and Gays the celibacy OF the
ministers in the Catholic Church ls one OF
the practical advantages it has over the
Episcopal Church. We believe that eds
tors labor is lost without he can persuade
all the pretty and lovely young ladies to 60
10 the convent and take the black veil.
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THE RADICALS AND THE MAYoRALTY.
There has been considerable talk among
the Radicals. within the past few days, OF
placing Judge Lawrence in nomination as
a candidate for Mayor We are authorized
70 state that the Judge will not, under any
Giro Instances, permit his name TO be used
IN connection with that office.
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DmD-MT. Polk Bonds, a we'll known
aud highly respected Young man, brother
Of policeman Bonds, died in South Nash
willie Yesterday morning, Of consumption.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Geld is shade higher, having opened
in New York yesterday at 1S7 ], was 1875 at
II, 1879 at 11:3O, 1873 at 12:45, and closed
at 1873 at Ar. NJ Dealers here were pay
ing 195, and holding at 1877.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday, as follows:
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To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL our at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, of custom-made Boots
and Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe store
"A Nerth College street.
,,cb 06-9m NJ MoRGANsTERN.
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Tenth WARD HOsPITAL.-1here are
now twenty patients in the new Bureau
Hospital in the Tenth Ward. OF these,
two are white.
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THE Board Of Health is doing good
work in cleansing the back alleys IN some
portions Of the city, where the hlth oil
weeks has accumulated. If this cleansing
nrocss4 is carried on, the cholera would
ind nothing to feed on should it visit onr
CITY apain
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nnrnrn RAnIcAL DENOMINATION

ANOTHER RADICAL DEMONSTRATIONS
Bilbois 10 address hi7 frllow-cltizens at
the capitol, on Saturday night Of this week.
The speech, it is said, will be dissection
Of Etheridge and everything Conservative,
a. we'll a. an answer TO the charge OF
"apostate Rebel" brought against Mr. u.
at the mass meeting on Capitol Hill last
week
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AZ. GOFF, PreslJeut.
y. HOBsON, Wee PresideDf
DIRECTORS.

A. +. QOFF.
Er-Governsr NELL S. BROWN.
GFO. G. ALLEN. Of Geo. G. Allen & Co.. Cotton
Factors.
DR.. {. n. ORDWAY. Of Bailey. gTdway 4 Co..
Cotton Factors.
A. @. EWING. OF Ewing & Coz Wholesale
GrOcera.
Ii. Z. MASSENGALE. of Massenzals x Snyder.
Commission Merchant.
ARChER CHEATHAM. Of A. Cheatham x CO..
Wholesale liquor Dsalera
JEO. HUGHES. Of JGa Huehts s Co. Whole.
sale Grocer.
j. n. COKBETT. o. Corbstt 4 BOYD. Comnf,-
sion Merchants and Steamboat AGENT.
8. L. DEMON LILLE. Of Demoville kC1. Brur
Rilts.
". ". TOTEM. of W. ". lotion a b.,
Family drOcers.l
]. II. BUDDEKE, Of J. n. Buddsks < c..
Family arueers.
WIN. 5IOCkELL. Of Wa Stockeu SON.
Ornamental PiastefeFs.
X 3 WOODS. Of Cheathsm. Woods Z Co..
Hholesale Liquor Dealers.
ALBERT ROBERTS. of Republican Bannsr.
mayl6 lm
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TIM LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAuEoAp IN CoUKr-SUTT FOR so 600
pA4AGrs.-In January Of 1865 a man
named David Safer was run over by a To-
comotive. on the railroad track IN Edge-
fslB losing his arm and afterwards dyins
nom his injuries. His wife as admins
rratrix has brought suit in the Crcn''
Ionrt acsiuai tbe Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company, claiming s2V'VoO aal'
ages. and the case L. now pending ~ &C
cnpied the attention of she court al yes
terday, and wall probably be concluded 70
day. Jndge Gaut and ". W Bnen appea
for the prosecutrix, and Guild q smith ans
Nat Baxter, IT., for the defendants
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HARPER AaAM.-Ellis Harper, the
celebrated Confederate partisan, returned
from Texas some weeks ago, and narrowly
escaped capture by the Federal officials IN
Summer county a few days since. The
closest vigilance is being exercised 10y those
in search Of him, and nothing Is to be lett
undone that will lead 10 his Apprehension.
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.-Rocksey Ann
Vaughn, high.tempered female Of color
was released from Jail Yesterday, on her
acouittal before Justice Wilkinson, Of the
charge of assault and battery, and meddling
with somebody's brass knuckles.
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JupaE LAwRENCEs SUCCEssoR.-lt ~
animated that J. Il. Coons, late First Lieu
tenant of the 3Sth Ohio volunteers, and In
1864 Judge Advocate Of one Of the Vine
stree; military courts martial, Is to be
the successor of Judge Lawrence as Blu
reau Superintendent for this county. Mr..
Coons il an able lawyer, and thoroughly
conyersant with the duties he will doubt
less shortly assume.
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whoever desires the best MINERAL
WATER ever manufactured. let them try Nc
Cormack. Keane / Co.'S, and they viii be per
feetly satisfied. Any quantities can be obtained
at the old and reliable stand, los South Cherry
s,ree, Mays 81 .
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A Card TO InValids.-A clergyman While
residing in South America "a a missionary us
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases oil
the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy Prompted by a desire TO
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs H.
FREE OF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D, Bible House. New York city.
Fob1 qp,s
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GREAT AUCTION
OF THIRTY LOTS.

~ ERTDAY. JUNE 2, 1867, AT II
4 lN,.i.-k " We will sell on the premises
TAfRTY 'BEArTIFUL LOTS, Just beyond the
ttornoTation limits, on Granny White PIKE, N
BoFds Addition north and Fao Tsst o. ss SaHS
n-I.,,-,C-nas55inr splendid view Of the city ana
virinify. and in reach Of Spruce Street ksliIoaa
these lois lately placed IN market, nave AZ
tracted much attention, and Wli u os 500 GI-
nc ior me ale al II 4. n. A collation. WI rt ne
ssrys5 ANDERSON, JOHNSON a SMITH
SCI Ne.I;;s "a Agents.
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WANTED,

X 900 POUNDS OF TOBOCCO-WR
OsOOV VIII pay the best market price Tor
Tobacco. in good prizing erder. at No. ~ South
dsoT-d LESTER 4 90.
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TIL + CIT Y .

CHANcERY CoURr.-Nothing of special
importance transpired in the Chancery
Cont yesterday.
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MELoSs.-They were luKuriatirg on
gatermelons on the 18th inst. at Tampa,
Florida.
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ANDY JoNEs OUT AGAIN.-Andy Jones,
the colored express driver who was shot
some time since, while endeayorlng TO es-
cape from POLICEMAN Edwards, after arrest
ON charge Of lewdness with an East Ten
nessee white woman, was discharged from
the Bureau Hospital day or two since,
having entirely recovered from his wound.
His Trial will probably not take place
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The riding was excellent and the con-
tast spirited. This was the feature OF the
DAVIS entertainment that gave most salts
faction. The successful knight was to have
crowned the young lady of his choice
Queen of Love and Beauty but the tram
having given a signal we left, with the
greater part of the crowd, aud did not see
that most interesting ceremony.
The Fair Grounds have been leased by
Mr.. w. B. Marshall, and Under his auspices
this Fair has been gotten mp. lie ~ an
enterprising gentleman, and knows nov
10 keen a hotel" as the hundreds who
dined with him can attest We are obliged
TO him for favors, aud especially do we
thank our contemporary Grant, OF the
Clarksyille Chronicle, for kind attentions.
General Basil Duke did not make has
appearance, much 10 the disappointment
ri those present, particularly visitors from
Nashville. There was no speaking on lhe
occasion, although Maj. q. A. henry ana
Gen. w. A. Quarles were IN attendance
both speakers Of high repute.
On The whole, the day was pleasantly
spent by those who participated.
The Fair will be continued to-day and TO-
morrow, and promises to increase IN inter
est each dav The special train VIII run
| ill the fair closes and give all OF our cru
zens who NAV wish to do so an opportunity
! 10 attend. =,
The public are indebted to Boyd NJ
| Cheatham, the clever Superintendent oil th'
! Edgeheld and Kentucky road, for the reg
ularity and system observed throughout
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OyTTcE OF GExERAL SUPERrETESDEST
EDaEFIELD 4 kEyTUCET kkILEOAD.
sPEnGFELD, Tenn, April II. lsol.)
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE Isth
I J instant. Trains on Edgehs!d AID hentacky
Railroad will
Leave Nashville DsIIy AZ lac p. NJ,
Maxim close connections az State Line with
Traina on Memphis, Clkrksyille and Louisville
Railroad for Memphis, and 1T Humboldt with
Trains On Mobile add Ohio Railroad Tor all
points South.
The Line has been put in thorough repair
and IL nog prepared % transport pazsngefs and
freirht With reliability and Dispatch. First
eIaas sleeping Cars On ali Night Train
Fare A. l0E a. any other route.
BOYD "A. CHEATHAM.
Gen'l sup't Z. q 4. Railroad
april
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Du,eher,s LirhtnIng FIy.KIIier viii

certainly exterminate these pests, if its use IS
persevered in Beware of bogus Fly-Paper
which some dealers keep because they can get It
for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. ASK
for BUTCHERS, which is sold by all veDrug-
gists. mayo lh
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For saIe-A large Iron Safe. Apply to
.a~-E. #. BALY, oRDWAY x Co.
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CHANcFRY SALE.-The balance OF the
valuable property on Market and College
streets belonging TO Ellis n Moore, sur
rounding their old foundry, will be offered
hv the Clerk and Master this morning at
eleven o'clock, assisted 10y Messrs. Ander-
son. johnson 4 Smith, real estate agents
Sale 10 commence on Market street. ke-
Inemher This PROPERTY is in free territory.
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SneciaI Notice,

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Ronm il Is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR A FEw HOURS; but on
account of so much suffering among our people,
rity and poor of Chattanooga that benefit which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again. as it is sometimes the custom OF giving
ppronf of tbe last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
helm the needy, we have theretOrs concluded to
give ten per cent. of our profit to the poor OF
Nashville. from the LIST day of April, 1901 up to
October LIST, 1867, (sx months.l which amount
will be RENTED weekly TO the Mayor OF Nash
Vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
'''''o ""' CAUVIN & BERTHE0L.
IN &C CoIonnade billiard Hall.
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IwnIpositiye,y seII Cheap for Cash,

the following goods
Mems sewed and pegged Calf Boots.
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf Gaiters.
Mems Balmorals and Brogan.Shoes and Boots
Mems Oxford Ties
Ladies Glove Kid Caters.
BalmoEals.
and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Morocco lace Boots
Cloth Caters and Balmorals.
Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth CATERS and Balmorals.
Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.
- pegged
Glove Kid BalmOrals.
Child CATERS and Balmorals, sewed and pegged-
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoe Store, "A North College
street. NJ MohtANSrEHN'
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