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THE sCHnOI FrNn.

We are gratifed to state that about
S40O, 900 Of the school fund have been re-
paid by the Tennessee National Bank of
Memphis All its checks have thus far
been honored. We regard the entire
fund as seCure.-Fress and Times, Jan. 5th.
When the committee Of the Legislature
went to Memphis and returned they re
ported having received about S340, 900,
and arranged for the security of the bal
ance of the missing sacred fund If
that were true, why should there have
been further doubt2 and why, at this
day, should we have assurances that the
entire fund is regarded as secure The
solyency of the bank was certified by
that part of the committee which went to
Memphis, and the Governor was told so
much had been paid, and the remainder
secured Yet, when that functionary
accepted the resignation Of the Treasu~
rer, he coupled the acceptance with a
reservation that it should not relieve the
Treasurer from liability to actions in
court on his official bond Why this
condition, if the fund was all secure A.?
These facts afford Just groand to susrect
that it is not all right with the sacred
fund
We viii in this connection, state a fact
or two that have come to our knowledge
during the present recess Of the Legisla-
ture First we learn that the amount
deposited with the bank at Memphis was,
IN round numbers, rs follows Seven
thirty l. $ bonds, S6lS,000: detached
State coupons, $4,000 State bonds
S52uo. aggregating sJ92 OO0-beside-
interest accrued and unpaid ON the L (
bonds which would swell the amount con
siderably over S700oo0 We have vet
60 be satisfied that the sum reported 70
have been paid to the committee by the
bank was actually paid II SO. arhsrs is
d. and irho is do possession Of itg OIL
rhat does rcoHsisi7 Isitin the handsof
the Governor No, for bee has no right /
to its custody. Is it in ,he possession
OF the Comptroller OF Of the Secretary Of |
State Neither Of these gentlemen will /
admit it Is it with the Treasurer Not
a dollar Of t. Is it deposited with any |
other Bank or Fiscal Agency. Irso. ]
in which Until these questions are |
answered, We shall claim the right to
that the asserted payment has
not been made, and the sacred fund Is
ID as bad a way - ever We also learn /
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, c, F., Jan 5.-The London
correspondent the Minerva intimates thai
the confederation OF Canada will not be
adopted by the Imperial Parliament foI
three OF four months, and will not be
proclaimed in Canada before May.
The Grand Trunk Railroad Company
offer 10 bind themselves for one hundred
thousand dollars, If the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington give permission 10
have personal goods shipped over their road,
pass the suspension bridge without exam
ination.
ToRoSTo, C w. Jan. The over
coats contributed by Roberts Tor the Fe-
man prisoners, have been detained, the
custom house duty nos having been paid.
The Globe to-day comments severely on
the recent trials At Smithburg, snd the
failure ofjustice.
SHANNOEvILLE, G.. w, Jan. 5.-The
train which left Montreal for the West yes
terday forenoon ran off the track near
here. -Four persons were slightly injured.
MONTREAL, c. T., Jan THE Miner
vas London correspondent writes that the
Canadian delegates, rather than sanction
the act giving Protestants privileges refused
10 Catholics, will return without adopting
any plan.
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COOKTNG RANGES.
TIL E DR. WIN
or THE
Opera House Art Association
WILL TAKE PLACE on THE
Stage of the Opera House.
IN THE AFTERNOON OF THE aIst
January, Commencing nj q O'Clock.
He DRAWING
The House being under engagement for the
Evening.

IT WILL BE ARRANGED AND CON-
Quoted solely by the Committee, whose off,
cial announcement has been published. assisted
by the gentlemen following who have accepted
their invitation to be present and represent
their respective cities.
R E. DemmOn, President Howard Nat onal
BanE, Boston.
David Pulsifer. Of Pulsifer i Payson. Boston
Charles F. StickRey. President Massasoit Bank.
Fall River, Massachusetts.
Samuel Cashier, Coal Merchant, Trinity Build
ing, New York
m. Hedden. late Cashier Croton National
Bank, New York.
Colonel William B. Thomas. Flour Merchant.
Philadelphia.
Caleb Il. Needles Druggist. Philadelphia.
Richard Smith. of L. johnson x Co.. Tyre
Founders. Philadelphia.
Walter Ingersoll, Cashier Of the National In.
surance Bank. Of Detroit.
F. s. Rowse. Of Lavender X Rowse. Bankers.
St. Louis
The certificates Of the Association will admit
holders TO the house
Seats viii be reserved for Ladies
janG-d&wlt
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,


Corner College and Union
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IS his recent letter to his constituents
Senator Graft Brown, Of Missouri, pro
tests against PARTISAN measures aud large
acknowledgements as follows
81 hold it essential that the control of
this government, in its supreme a. well as
subordinate parts, shall be held ever in
loyal keeping; but l believe that control
will only be certainly thus retained if We
shall conform our actions to our creed, and
require that victories achieved in the name
of freedom shall result in engagements of
popular liberty, and not degenerate into a
seeming maintenance of party asCendanCy
at the expense of civil rights it is no longer
indispensable to abridge, and of the social
state of class of citizens against whom ii
is no longer intended to proceed criminally.
The prosperity of peoples must rest, after
all, upon the performance Of justice in
their social state, and it is not possible that
building anew upon large acknowledgements
of whole classes, whether they be white or
black, can result in anything other than
continued commOtion fatal to all successful
material Development
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FORETGN NEWS.
by she Cable.

LoEDoN, Jan "A special cable teie-
gram states that England has been visited
BY a snow storm of unusal and extraOrdi-
nary severity. 1t commenced on Wednes-
day and continued to Friday morning
Trade and travel is almost completely sus-
pended. The streets Of London are ehoked
with snow, and the city enyel9ped in fog.
Snow drifts Of great depth are reported in
the rural districts, and many Of the dwell
ings are almost buried The underground
railroad affords the chief means Of locomo-
ton around London.
LONDON, Jan. Sit is said that the
ministry will introduce no reform bill at
the coming session Of Parliament, bat will
order Parliament to be dissolved in prefer
ence to doing so, and appeal TO the people
to support their action. The magistrates
will not resign.
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ceNeRnss AFrER TEE HOLIDAYS.

CONGRESS AFTER EAAE hOAAbA ~
Congress had an interim Of nearly two
weeks in which its members were absent
from the seat Of government They were
yariously engaged-some in the home
enioyments Of Christmas and New Year
festivities, and some touring among
rebel" communities We have not
been informed that the President took
advantage Of this relaxation of vigilance
90 proclaim himself dictator, or do any
thing very dreadful towards the rein
station Of the "rebel element into
power
One would ,nisr from the fierce temper
in which the Radicals Of both houses
resumed their work on Thursday, that
the President and Supreme Court had
employed the holidays in Matching new
treason, ana that all the results Of the
war were likely TO prove Dead Sea fruits
IL the leading features Of the Radical
scheme were not pressed vigorously.
Ashley urges impeachment, Stevens SAW
Congress must a55 promptly or the Su.
preme Court viii put the rebels in
power, Lawrence strives to reTeal the
law which limits prosecutions for treason
20 three years after the commission Of the
0fense, aud the whole faction Join in
the excitement
The truth is that the leaders feel the
necessity Of keeping the pot at boiling
point A season OF calm, in which reason
could be exercised, i what they most
wish % avoid Radicalism is but fanati-
eisn reduced to system Fanaticism
must De supplied with the fuel Of excite
ment. or Il win burn out and burn up its
aaitators Two weeks Of Congressional
time without a stirring assault on the
President or the Supreme Court or as
one Of them styles il, that assembiags Of
communities we are accustomed 70 call
the South, is dead loss to the Radical
cause, end must be made up by additional
venom. Hence the display Of the past
three days in Congress. In the mean>
time the President is qniet and firm in
the discharge Of his duties, and the SUI
preme Court proceeds to tumble over tesi
oaths and dissolve military commissions
utterly regardless whether Congress Is in
sessioa on not
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jau21ru
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THE following State Legislatures meet
during the present month and on the
following days: January New York,
Pennsylvania, and Minnesota January 2
Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachu-
sets, Michigan; January california,
Mississippi, Nevada, Ohio; January s.
Kansas, New Jersey January 9-WiscOn-
sin; January l4-Illinois, Iowa, Virginia /;
January l5-West Virginia; January 81
Louisiana. Unusual interest attaches to
these Legislatures this year, from the fact
that the most of them have yet to act upon
the proposed CONSTITUTE OnaI amendment.
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SAS FRAScsco, Dec. 3l.-Privaie adj
vices received to-day state no later news
from the interior Of Mexico. The French
have not evaeuated, and orders for supplies
reached here, indicating that they will re-
main three months longer.
Mining shares, Savage, 81 GO Yellow
Jacket. Sl3 % 0phiT, $40 legal tenders
14c. Wheat 81 S092O0.
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Enr Rent

uIHE LARGE BRICK DWELLING Oh
L the north side OF Broad street. known as the
James johnson property, between Cherry and
Summer.
Also, q brick Dwelling. on South Summer
street. at $500. Apply 10
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FairVieW for Rent.

THIS Is ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IL
i the State. Il contains over ] 200 acres. with
splendid improvements. and we'll Watered, and
will be rented 70 a good tenant for low price.
Apply 70 GRO. W SHIELDS.
o.
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE ON NORTH CHERRY STREET,
N opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms. well adapted and intended for n
boarding house. Apply TO
f. K. CHEATHAM,
dec27-tf No. "a North Cherry street
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DweIIing House and Croeerv.

EOR RENT. A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
II 10 EdFeheid. four room and good eisfeIn
Also, a most desirable residence. r3utainiug rlK
rooms corner Of knoTle7 md Church streets.
d'0ining nay residence. Also, Grocery. corner
Walnut and Church. neat 40 Chattanooga Depot.
Apply % ROBERT ENk2. No. 2 DeadeTiek ~
Or az his re idenre. flns 90
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Railroad Accident.

TAUNTON, Mass, Jan. 5.-The passen-
ger train from Boston, came into collision
with a freight train, at Weir's station, this
morning, severely injuring conductor
Jones of the former train, and baggage
master Arnold, who it is feared will not
live. No other person much injured
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For Rent.

TUE WM +. JONES PLACE. THREE
L miles from city. on the Brick Church Pike
q dwelling, i've rooms, and all nccs8sary out
building, and seventy acres Of land. Also two
nice Offices over No. - Union street Also. a
frame dwellins with I've rooms corner Summer
and DemUmbrane streets. Apply 70
j. l.. i r ". BROWN
ian9-Iw 9sis Union street
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Great Bargains.

LtLEVEE ACRES OF LAND on CLIFTON
II Pike, one mile from rity. Alsn, Us JGras %
land six miles from city, Oh A0lensviils Pike
Beside q large numDer OF lots 10 the city end
the suburbs Great bargails viii be Given. IL
Immediate application is made to
}. l.. 4 4. ". BROWN.
ian3-lW 80 & hiDn street
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Dissolution of Partnership,

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership existing between l. J. Bryan
and Charles Bryan. under the style Of Bryan 4
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Charles Bryan, who assumes all debts due b.
the late firm. and s authorized 10 collect on out
standing caim- T. J, BRYAN.
CHARLES BRYAN
Nashville. Nov. ]. l555. ulfebl
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A Farm Wanted.

WISH To PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
i in Middle Tennessee. we'll improved. With
GOOD water. and convenient 10 schools and
churches Persons having such far sale will please
address me at Messy Greek. Jefferson county
East Tennessee, with description, pri@e, and foil
ian lin Al. MOUETCAsTLE
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Valnahla Real Estate.

an TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th. 1867. WE
~ will sell at Public Auction twenty five acres
Of beautiful and rich land to be divided into lots
Of FIVE acres, and the purchaser can buy Eve. ten
or twenty-five acres. This property IS located
u Of mile from the corporation limits near the
Lebanon Pike, and on the Cumberland River A
goOod chance for somebody.
jan 3-2W ARLINGTON d FARRAR. Agis.
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A GIVE AGENTS TO SOLICIT sUBsCRI-
N bers for DUKES. HoTEsn's Cavalry now
in press This is a work Of thrilling interest,
and we have no doubt will sell readily. Also.
agents 20 solicit applications for Insurance Of
Live Stock, against theft.
NEWSOM. GLOVER & CO.
Real Estate Agents. q North Gerry street.
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STORE FOR RENT.

EHE STORE. NO. g COLLEGE STREET.
L opposite "SeWsnes' formerly occupied By
u.s. can be rented for the year 1867, on favora-
bic terms.
ACHEY. WINB0URN & O'CONNELL,
(0id) Ne. q. new No. 81 North College CO.
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TYon Wo,.JksBurned.

ST.. Louis, Jan. 5.-The Cooperative
Iron Works, on Ashby street, were burned
last night Most of the machinery, patterns
etc, were saved. Loss between $4,000 and
30,000 Insured
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RniIrnan Acrilenf-

CNCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The rear car ofthe
passenger train going North, Cd the San
dusky, Dayton and Cincinnati road, was
thrown from the track to-day A lady and
were killed and several others injured.
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FOR RENT.

4 PATCH Printing Office. corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. 1t Is well adapted for q Printing
Office Furniture Factory. or other purposes.
Apply TO JnO. Wallace. at this ONCE. or To Or.
J. b. Lindsey. = n Cherry street
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Engine and Boiler for sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
~ Tubular Boiler for sale. At moderate price
both in frst-rate order. They are of sufficient
power 10 drive mill. Can be seen. and terms
learned. 'on application at this office. does &C
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TVHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF IuE
i BROADWAY MILLS, viii hereafter
Iaanufssturs hi5 Iagr and Meal. NJ the ROCK
CITY MILE 50 well known ln this com
munity f5r itF good machinery sad perfect work
He retains the -ervires 1f Mr. p. =. KELLY
who will continue ~ exert him-ell o. accJmml.
date our friend and ca rtYtIera. N hRs al.a OBJ.
tanned the lervirae 81 Mr. NJ. y k0JhEL- d.
tMilierJ who has heretofore contributed b. iuil
share % fbp reputation 90 the k1ek City hilF'
FI.ar With iurreaa ed lsriIiile- be hopes ta
meet rhr i1u expectations u hI. ru7tYmsT-.
d. u DithEl. Agent.
Corner lHarrE and LIue afreaT-.
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'VHE ELIGIBLE AND WELL-KNOWN
i Business Stand on Union street adjoining
the store of John Luck and the Bank Of Tsunes
see. For terms etc, apply 20
jan2-Iw A. NELSON a Co. Agents.
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Iahnrers on p strike.

CHARLESTON, S. {. Jan. An the
the laborers on the wharis, including coll
ored, struck for higher wages.
The case Of the bill holders against the
local banks, for discovery of assets, is nov
being argued in the United States Courts.
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THE storehouses on South Market, for
merly occupied by John D. James and
Hardy & Co., badly injured by FIRE some
time ago, have been repaired, and are now
nearly ready for occupation again.
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Money

New YORK, Jan. 5.-The steamers for
Europe to-day took out S693,7jl. Total
for the week SS17,511.
The money market was unusually active
to-day at : per cent discount.
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Mr.. IRWIN A. COFER. FuRMFRLY PRE-
W gcupti0uist and salesman a. Hesafs
Hodges < Richard would inform biz friend
and acquaintance that they may hBd hiLl ai
Or. C0leman's Drug Store. corner Church and
MeLem0rs streets. where hs Esuid be pleas 81
% wait upon them. Jazz ="
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MEETING OF TIL STOCKHOLDERS
a of he Nashville Female Academy vii be
6rld "a MONDAY, Tth day e January. 1907. 81
ths Dfice Of Judge aIEyS. 10 The gouTihpuse,
Tar the purpose Of eiscting Seven Lru iei3, ior
WI ELLISTON. Preziden;
dsel2-td Bo.Tt VI lrusteet
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For Rent.

TWO LARGE STORES. SUITABLE FOR
4 the Grocery or Produce business. situated on
Market, near Broad street Apply 70 hardcastle
& Genette or 70 JOHN NJ. LEA.
ian 3-lWf
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Omce for Rent
~ ANTED

ON CEDAR STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY
~ and Summer. Suitable tor Physician or
Lawyer Apply 10 % Cedar ST.
iRn3-tA
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ViHE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY, NO.
i y North Market street, below the Square
occupied by Myers ( Hunt. for the last eight
years, IL il also u good location for a Ware
house, or for any kind Of manufacturing bust
ness. Apply to ". H. GRAVES, At ESD r.. NJ.
PsttersoD'9 Office, on Cherry street corner Of
Deaderick. up stairs.
decZ7-tf WI. GRAVES.
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A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
- RefUuuished the entire establishment.
and having made large additions thereto
we are aguiu ready to offer 90 the Public
every article usually found in O Druggist
/ Stock
We have i'm store an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs Medicines. Dye
Studs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estsb-
lishment in the country.
The great variety Of European and Ans-
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomndes, Brushes, Extracts. etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudny societe HYgieniqus,
and Lubiu Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers will be
found most complete, and for beauty, els-
gance, and utility, cannot fail 70 suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, PUTS and Bozsg.
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent Importation viii compare with that
Of any house in the South
Great attention is paid 20 tie selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed 20 60 out ct tho
establishment
A splendid selection o. Imported aud
Domestic Cigars. all fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobsccos CARROTS Scotch
aud AIaccoboy Snuffs. and every art.cie In
that line, constantly ia store
A most extensive and vaued assortment
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a COSM0POTTTAN RANK

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 4-The cotton factory
near Gantiville, s. c., was destroyed by fire
this morning. Partially insured
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store for Rent for 1867
FOR RENT,

IN SUMNER STREET. AT PRESENT
J occupied by Misses +. & A. Barry.
derI9-tf JOHN kIRkMAk.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

A NO. FAMILY HORSE AND BAROUCHE
n for sale cheap. Apply az this office.
Ian5-lW
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STARCHI STARCHI

1 AM SOLE AGENT FOR JULIUS j. WOOD
/ & Co.'S Pearl, Pure and Gloss Starch The
Gloss Starch is put up in SIX pound boxes. and
especially adapted to family use. The trade
supplied Of manufacturers prices.
s. q. WOOD
Ian4-lm IS Mon street
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Fishing Tackle,

= - --N<A@AC8
onsistiug Of Hooks from the most csls-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland.
and silk, Grass, japanese and Cable laid
Lines Also, Reels Bamboo and japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found ia a Erst-cl4ss establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne Plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received.
IT Prescriptions compounded Eith ac-
cuTacy By competent and experienced Phar-
macistsi and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders. all goods being war
ranted as represented
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union So.
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NASHVILLE

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING R4tEETLY
Il purchased the upper Saw Mil, known as the
Reservoir Mills he Is able % 0fisr 70 the Cti
zens Of Nashville and surrounding country all kinds
OF Lumber AZ prices % suit the times Years q eX-
peTience at the business justhes him Ia saying that
all work shall be turned out In wOrkmanlike man
asr By strict attention and fair dealing he hopes
to merit liberal share Of patronage. Call and
for yohrsef before contracting elsewhere.
oct25-tf NJ O.. GOLDBERG.
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REMOVED.

nR. JEO. IS. MORTON. To
NO. % SOUTH HIGH STREET,
Between Church lGi Broad
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thata check or warrant drawn upon the
Bank at Memphis, has been presented to
the Treasurer for payment since this
pretended payment by the Bank
Why should the Treasurer checks upon
the Bank be returned TO Nashville for
payment
Still another fact, of much significance,
is that the investigation Committee
appointed by the Legislature, to sit during
the recess, with power to send for persons
and papers, and probe the matter thor
oughly, have not yet held a single meet
ing
For these reasons we are compelled to
regard the entire fund as yet insecure
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Two AVOID MISTAKES AND ERRORS. OUR
! business will hereafter be conducted under
the hrm name Of Cheatham. Woods q ca.
R. B. CHEATHAM X co.
iaDS-Iw r.
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STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,

WHOLESALE .SHETAIL DRUGGISTS
CuESEr CoLLFIF AND USIoS SrREFTs.
(The Olt Stand Of STRETCH 4 FORBF4