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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-23

W. had the pleasure Of q call on yes
terday from Col Taz w. Newman, Of
franklin county Col. Newman appears in
excellent health and spirits.
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London adqices of the 22d inst. quot,

London adVice7 OF the I'd inst. quoie
5-2Os at T2f.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks At discount. and sold by them
at par.
But little was doing in Hncurreni money.
Bank Of Tennessee wa dull and in but
little demand, and our dealers did not
seem disposed "a give over 4se. No large
lots, however, could he had at this rate.
Planters Bank was in demand al S2e, and
Union Bank at Sac
Southern Bank notes mere extremely dull
at the advertised rates.
neutrality-suspicious. checks were bought
at l0c and sold at Sc discount.
The following are the changes in the
last weeks statement Of the New York
city banks:
Decrease in loans 50 SO. 265
Increase in Ial,1SO
Increase in circulation % S2l
Decrease in legal tenders.-................. 1854
Decrease in LII le3
The Hartford C6urdnf gives LIST Of If
teen OF the soundesi and most wealthy in
surance companies in the country, for the
purpose Of showing how Improbable the
insurance business has been of late In
this list, representing $4,000, 600 of capt.
tai, only three have had their capital nm
impaired by losses, and they have only a
surplus of about $4,000 on capital Of
about 81 100000. As an Offset to this, it
must be remembered that the insurance
companies have, until recently, been max
ing large gains, and that their present capi-
tai frequently represents earnings declared
on stock dividends. Il
The Hobbies of both houses of Congress
we're filled Saturday with merchants, i'm
porters and manufacturers urging modifca-
ton in almost every particular of the tariff
bill, which il to be considered in the Senate
on Monday next. There were none who
favor reduction Of the rates named in the
bill.
The Tuscaloosa Ala Monitor states that
a company with a cash capital Of 100000,
has been organized to start cotton factory
near that city. The machinery has already
been ordered.
The following will show the receipts Of
cotton at the various ports since the LIST Of
September 1866, and the stocks on hand at
the dates designated:
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PmsoNAL-Col. Taz. W. Newman, Of
Winchester, is in Ne city attending the
supreme Court.
Col D. L. Reeves, Of Bedford, was in
the city Yesterday, disposing Of portion Of
his surplus crop.
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sliAll utttl5 pt lA iuln Nfili Ae1
Tennessee Bonds. new Csc Silver. 90. .........IZ3
Also, highest price paid Tor ali kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list furnished when desired.
Deposits received aud Exchange furnished ol
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis. Eug
lspi, Ireland, France, and all parts Of Germany
CORPORATION OHECKs cashed az best rates.
OFFICE. corner Union and Cherry street 0ppo-
site Bank of Tennessee.
Office hours. A. ri. 10 P. n
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CONDITION OF SPEAKER HEsKELL-
We are glad TO announce the fact that the
condition Of Speaker William Heiskell
has greatly improved At ten o'clock last
night he was free from pain, and no serious
apprehensions we're entertained as 60 n
fatal termination OF his attack He will,
il il hoped, speedily recover and take his
accustomed place in the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
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Coal The past Few cold days hayepro-
duced great activity in the coal trade. Our
friend Mr. Roach says he has had orders az
ia7t as he could fll them. There has been
mo- advance in the article
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THE EFFECTS OF THE FIRE on SATUR-
DAY NIcHr.-The losses by the ere that
broke ont IN the one story stores, College
street, near the Public Square, on Saturday
night, are not as great az was al first snp-
posed. The store houses of Mr.. Ferguson
valued at $1,000, we're fully insured. The
stock snd fixtures Of Mr.. Lazarus, amount.
ing 10 near $1,000, were badly damaged
though the most Of the goods were saved
from destruction. Hewas insured for 81, 600
which covers his entire loss. The losses Of
Mrs. Barry and Mrs Berringer, who oc
cupied one Of the burning buildings as
millinery store were but partial Theil
stock was valued az $4,000. Their los,
was mainly from water and the rough
handling OF the goods TO prevent their de
aruetion. These ladies were fully covered
hv insurance in the Htna Company. John
r. lEgles, the man who was rescued in O
suhocating condition, from amidst the very
walls of fire, ia. We learn, recovering from
the injuries received His lie was saved
10y the most desperate efforts Of those know
/ ing his perilous condition 90 the time. NJ
other casualties are known.
The above was prepared los our yester
d8y mornings Issue, but WAS overlooked by
! uhe composition.
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V1HR FIRM OF BOONE, GIBLIN & MANS
4 PIED hiss been this day dissolved hy mutual
consent, William MREshed WithdraWing from
the firm. The business. in future, wili Be trans
acted b. A. L. Boone and Richard aiblln, under
the style 0f Boone a 0thlin- Al essstF and
liabilities % tbs firm Of Boone. Giblia \ Mans
iesd are assumed BY the new nm 81 B0ane 4
0ihlin. A. II, H00NE
n. aIBEIN.
WI MANSFIELD.
WIS Point. Benton CO.. Tenn, Jsn. i. isg-.
ianll-lm
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NFEns REPAmNe. The pavement on
the north side Of Union street, between the
Rank Of Tennessee and PrinterS alley, is
sadly in need Of repairs. Puddles Of water
have accumulated at several points, into
which passengers step nightly, aud we have
heard numerous complaints Of this nui-
slnce, which ought 10 be abefed a. once.
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on course II was nos Mr.. James A. Nc
Clure, music dealer on Union street. who
was arrested Monday FOR lighting.
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against $4,000 corresponding dste pre-
vious year.
Cotton was quoted dull at S44c in New
York yesterday at noon.
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NOTICE.

NEE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MR.
w TH0S. VAIN and MR.. JOSEPH
WALKER our entire interest in the Hat Cap
and Fur Business. rs Public Square.
b Recalling With kindly remembrance the fat
tering patronage extended to US for more than
eighteen years, we cheerfully and cordially
recommend, as in every way worthy Of q eontin-
uGnce Of the same. the successors 10 the old firm.
Mr.. VAIN has heen with ussas salesman for
more than sixteen years, and Mr.. WALKER
nearly eleven years. and We have fsil confidence
IN their business oapAeity and fidelity.
Messrs. VAN Walker are authorized Ia col
lect all debts due the old firm. and 90 use our
mines in liquidation.
iln9-2w WATEBFIRLD 4 WALKER.
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DEEP SNow.-We leam from passengers
on the read that the SNOW has been from
fourteen 70 sixteen inches deep in the
vicinity Of Louisville during the last few
days
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PhiIadeIphIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 21.-Refned petroleum
fra at 235592S. Prime wheat scarce; red So u
asa 20; white s. 2Oa3, 40, Corn dull; yellow 93.
@Sl. Oats steady at 58660c. Dressed hogs 81.
l5alS for extra. and l2ls for common;
Whisky dull
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RAuRoAp SmPNENrs-'The Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad brought in on yes
terdsy seventy -iour bale, Of cotton, besides
other freights.
The Nashville and Chattanooga road
brought forty bales of cotton, thi1v-three
bags Of coffee, fifty boxes Of tin and other
snndries.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRR. Jan. 22.-COffee steady stock ro-
duced Flour dull. no change No receipts Of
wheat or sales. Corn dull. white and yellow 81
s. s5@9 Timothy steady at s. 6tNr3 u. Flax
seed g 50. Sugar quiet but firm,
Whisky unchanged.
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To Marry or not 20 Marry ? WY
N0r2 Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the fTst age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge address. DR.. J. sKuLW HoUaHToS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa
ION lem
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THos. S. MARR, Pros't. L G. TABB5X Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COHPANT,

Corner Union and College 6tTasts.
The following are the rates paid for EncuTrsaf
mnney. These quotations liable to iiuotusts, but
may be depended q sufficient length OF time f8F
rsmittanees TO be received BY mail express, 81 Tor.
Wardei without delay
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The Tennessee Coal Company

ARE SELLING COAL AT MODERATE
y prieee Theg are largely Increasing their
shipments They cell coal az 30 cents SOS
A. s. C0LHAR,
sor16-aE Pres. Tenn. CoaiA0Oi
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New orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan'y 22.-C0tbSn duh and
easier; sales 2.750 bales; low middling at 3l1z;
middlng 3d.: receipts fOr-4days 5000 bales; eN-
ports 1850.
Sugar frmer. ne. Molasses. fair CSC, prime
to choice 69G72e. Flour supertine 81 500l20 Or
extra u 75Gsl6. Corn higher, 81 .. Oats 81.
Pork SCI 90. Bacon. none offering. Lard 1910
l4L. Whisky and tobacco unchanged.
Gold 1867; SterlingeXchange i471S; Freights
to New Y rk unchanged; 10 Liverpool 5E@lA;
to URyre IL.
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If the direct receipts at New York be
correctly reported, We have in sight some
thing over million of bales of last years
crop. In any event, the receipts and stocks
held in interior towns foot mp million
bales. The question now is, what amount
of the crop has yet to be brought to mar
ket? 1t is the opinion of we'll informed
parties that these receipts will not swell the
crop beyond 1,25O,0O0 bales This would
leaFe less than a million bales to supply The
demand until the present years crop shall
be brought into market, eight or ten months
hence. Parties interested in cotton make
their calculations from these facts as to the
probable price which the staple will COM
mand before the new crop is ready for the
market. a
The following shows the stocks of cotton
al Liverpool on the 2Sth Of December,
1866, and at the same date the previous
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FOR LEASE.

100 ACRES or LAND, ABOUT TWO
IOO miies from the ciiF. 4 weil adapted %
Garden purpose 81 ioF P1staFage. REi Eill be
rented f1T a term af year. al reasonable price
Also, That valuable and highly impTot ed
farm k6oEn a. "fAfKf lew, - - rniies from
this city, situatEd0a fhs kogtsville ana Nashville
Railroad aud Gall4tin Turnpike. containing
over ~ assres aad > sae % the hassi PLACES 10
The State fof sFI4s, etc applyln
ianlT-2we uh0 VI SHIELDS.
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SAILS AT rHr CHAMBFE OF COMMERCE
Forty eight bales oflow middling cotton
were sold At the Chamber Of Commerce on
Yesterday al oslo, twenty-five bales Of same
quality for 2Slc, and ten bales at oslo
making in al eighty-ihree bales. Thi.
was the tirt regular sale and hespeaks the
ultimate alccesE of the Institution.
Mrs. ID. T.. RFrvFS OF Bedford county.
will please accept thanks Tor her very high.
~ appreciated gin. Il is an evidence 81
the excellent housewiiery of our generou,
and accomplished Tennessee matrons
which is unsurpassed on the continent; snd
we are happy to know that the donor il
this instance is one of the tairesi and mos
accomplished Of them all.
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nonfa ami snooa 1i,oan nf ao PnhIi

Boots and shOOz Cheap al 30 Pebble
Square.-In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business. offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit By examining ny stock Of
goods before supplying himself as 1 am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTNAES,
sep6-tf No % Public Square
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Great Attraction The entire stock Of
cur beautiful Dress Goods and Wooien Goods
are now being sold AT COST. to make room for
our Spring Stock. Call al F. & J. Northman's.
p Public Square and iudgs Cor yourselves.
jan20-1w f. & J. NORTHMAN.
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kEyoRnER's COURT Considerable,
though no very important business, was
transacted before lis honor, the Recorder
VA Yesterday morning. Chas. Crosby, for
using hydrant water, was fined s. and
costs. A psrty for riding with a prostitute
on the street. was fined $50 aui costs,
Gave bond. Mary Hallornan. disorderly
conduct, discharged Jas. Hallornan.
same ohense, discharged. A man for riding
with a prostitute on the streets, was fined
$50 and costs, Same party, another ofIense
Of same kind, So and costs. Henry
kunkle, tipping, $40 and costs. Henry
kunkle, selling goods on the Sabbath, SIC
and costs. Same party tipphng on Sun
day, $40 and costs Same, Tor same Of
Tense. $40 and costa
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r. 4. Cruuk & Co.. No. II Union street.
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for thirty days. jan2a-lw
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CLOSING rRrcrs THIS u,7r.

WING. TOBEY & 90, Bankers and Dealers
in Gold, Silver. Governments Stocks and Compound
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FLORENCE
THE BEAUTIFUL

TVOM HOODS Song Of the Shirt. Eoul1
i never have been sung had Be lived 10 tie
golden age Of the Sewing MGehinsi Stitch [
Stitch Stitch but no more weary hearts of
aching heads. The unable needle g NOT piled ef
quickly. surely. the greatest blessing u TIE
ninBieenth century
The Florence 4 the latest improved oi ail
Sewing Machines. 10 Quilts, Cords. Iuf48.
Hens, FEELS. and Gather and 5eE3 On az taa
same time makes fOpr distinct stitches, So
from right toleit Or len ~ right AZ the siii 81 ~
operator. aud II fhe only Machiue having sell
adjusting SHUTTLE TENSION. For mmlJ
use. none compare with IT,
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ANOTHER FRE-The alarm Of fire on
Yesterday at II o'clock, was caused by the
discovery Of smoke and fame in the third
story of the Metropolitan, or Wing Tomp-
Lin's saloon. on the corner Of Cherry and
Cedar streets. The FIRE caught from a
stove pipe The engines we're promptly on
hand, and the IRE was stopped before
much injury was done, the principal loss
being by water. /. Cohen, who occupies
the adjoining store AZ a pawnbroker estab-
lishment. had bis stock badly damaged by
water running through from above into his
premises and upon he goods His loss /
estimated al one thsusand dollars which
is covered by Insurance in the Cincinnati
Home Insurance Company.
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Aoohs ans stationery.
Newspapers and Magazine. forsale bv Jna
York, IS Union 20. Jan Ism
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Dwelling Haase.

DOR RENTTOR THIS 8 EARi3sJ. A sgLEK-
did DTsihHg heuse NO. q. North snmnef
. street, cuHtaining n T0pels iueladiaR basement
Apply At The Bank 81 gammeses.
jEsl2-sf p. A. OARTWRIaHT.
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COLLEGE GROVE
HIGH SCHOOL
WILLIAMSON COUNTY. TENN.

WILLIAM5ON COUNTY. TENN
PROF &, =. MILLER ....-.--- Principal.
PROF. WM. CARUTHEBS. NJ. A.. Associate
U1HE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN JAN
uaTy II, 1867. Tuition and boarding as here
tafoTe. The Trustees feel safe In saying that
the School viii be as ably conducted IS IL ever
has been. These Eentlemeh are highly recon-
minded by tie Professors Of the University Of
Eirgiuis. janl2-28eoa
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MARKFTS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York stock and Money Market,
NEw YORK, Jan. 22.-Money quiet at 6t87 per
cent. chiefly latter. Sterling quiet OF 9It6Q1s
advancing 10 S53f and closing at 35l%. Govern
ment stock are without decided change; freights
10 Liverpool a shade fTmer with engagemeuts
for 7,00 bushels Of corn for sailing vessels. at Cd
81 l07lk6l0S1s: do '62 l094al0S; DO "a fO55za
1915; do u. l9rsGl06ls The stock market
heavier but steady At the last board the great
fluctuations of the day were the decline in Cum
herland from 81 20 81; Toledo to ll9; Recover to
III Market active al the early board, With
large sales ofrailroad shares but closed very dul
having been hammered severely by the bears.
81; W l 453 e i6ts; n Y z l063s6l06lS Erie
81 s964; Hudson l2isl2ils. Illinois Central lI3t%
Toledo l22Gl23; Rhode Island 97ss; Fort Wayne
994@95s. Mining shares were generally frmer
to-day, but business was quite consolidated.
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Wines! - From the LoNaWORTH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
WP. & F. P. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling Catasb
Dry CalaWba. Isabella, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods. and for purity and boquet are excslled yb
none-either native or foreign
S6li-hy
ARCHFR CHRATHAM 4 Co.
KLINE K SHERMAN.
K. p. CHEATHAM 4 Co.
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GnBFRT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt oE 81. Circulars
free Sold by Druggists Agents wanted every
where. Address j. B. RoMsISE, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway New York. lnOyl7-3m
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Cincinnati aari1et.

dull. Superfne 50 5OGi0 Is: trade and fancy
brands sllGl4 So Wheat dull bat prices are IN
changed. Corn quiet. ear 5t9R55c; shelled 60c
Oats opened firmer but closed weak. at 25c. Rye
Grmer at 81 1Sal 20 Barley unchanged and
firm. Whisky DUH at 25e. Oottcn dull nt Si8
3D. for middling. Hogs opened firm at 81 Sos
but closed rather dull. Bulk meatsWsre held
firmly OF 1909 and 1910 for shoulders sides
and hams. and closing dull with more sellers
than buyers Lard quiet nc l21zc and not much
demand. Groceries firm but prices unchanged.
Sugar lilz614c; coffee 22l@9364. Gold l35.
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RAIIroAn TIL TARIR-

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train,
Arrive al a. a.
Leave .......--.-..-...-............ 90 r. 81.
Mail and Accommodation Train;
Leave Nashville 81 .,...-...-.............. T2jA.N
Arrive % Nashville. ......-..........-. Q q p NJ
Memphis. Mobile and 81 O. Express:
Leave Nashville --.--..-...--... go p. 50.
Arrive 40 Nashville .........ll5 - A. "a.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville az ...... 500 A. ~ and 1910 p X.
Arrive a. Louisville a. leo p. Il. and go p. d.
Leave 80 A. n and GO p Al.
Arrive at Nashville nj $40 P. N. and 4.l5 A. N.
Passenger CAY attached 10 Freight Train
Leave Nashville at.........................3 25 p NJ
Arrive 90 20 A. 81
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville Al. go A. ~ and $50 P. "
Arrive a. Chattanooga. 200 b.. n. and Goo a. NJ
Leave Ch4itanOoEa-..-.-. 240 a. 81 and b.Ul p N.
Arrive no Nasnville..-.-ll-,o a. a.. and 400 a. 81.
NA7HYILLTASD NORTH FsTEBN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leave Nashville al -...-..G.25 A. Il. aud 300 p ~
Arrive az ille......ieO0 A. 81. and 500 p. r.
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive al Nashville at...-.--...........900 A. 81.
Leave Nashvillo nt.. 20 =. ~.
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CRIMINAL CoyEr.-Couri mel pursuant
10 Adjournment az 10 O'clock on Yesterday
morning There were a large number of
gaming and upling cases before the court
tried and disposed Of lusevcrai instances
tines were s-sessed aud Others we're dis
missed. The court isprogressinV very satia-
iactorily through the lengthy docket pre-
acnted. There were yesterday no cases Of
general public interest. There were hun
3red and fifteen cases in all--thiriy-one
no'ic prosecuted; thirteen zines twcnty-niuC
forfeitunes; sixteen continued; four ahated
and ten forfeited on recognizance. Thi0
was the extent of the cases reached juz
before adjournment Of CONT, which re-
assemblies ,lis morning az 10 o'clock
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INsuRANyF.-Wc call attention 90 she
statement or The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, FamwoHh a CLARK, Maxwell
House NOD Agents for the city. Not
withs.anding the heavy drafts during the
past year on ,his old reliable company, all
oiwhich have been promptly mrt, il VIII
be seen Inst bee assets and capital have in
creased upwards Of two hundred thousand
dollars since the settlement wear ago.
There b. 90 stauncher company on the
continent than the Hartford
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous tiuts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes. InvigorRtes the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine il
signed william A. Bafcheioy. All others are
mere limitations. and should he avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. Ide92o-1y
buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock.
at q North Cherry streets 80 per load Of II
bushels, delivered. janl0-tf
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros, on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices Office, No a. Church street.
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Be Sure and go to G. Rice & Co.'S No. 50
College street. and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business viii be closed By the 18th Of
February. jan22-H
r. c. Crunk a ca, No. Il Union street.
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for thirty days. ian29-lW
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The Healing Pool, and kEOHse Of
Mercy. Association Reports. for
IoUSa MES, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and
the ERR9Rs. AsUsEs and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers. and create imPedimentS TO
MARRnOE. with sure means Of relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address.
DR.. J. SEILLIS HoUaHToV. Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. janl5-3m
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LOUISIANA
ALABAMA
GEORGIA

Central RaiIroad Bants5
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selling Out al New York Cost.
To close business. We are positively closing
out At New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Braudies Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDOLFISI i RITA,
janlN l. North Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-23

BuiIding Lumber Of all kinds, corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
CedRI Posts and Fencing Lumber,
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-23

yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer sta If