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THE CIRcUs.-The mammoth pavilion
over Castello's circus was densely crowded
yesterday afternoon and last night, many
being unable to find seats The combina-
ton with the menagerie, and the addition
Of the wonderful Zouave Troupe, make
very attractive exhibition, and one which
will secure patronage everywhere. Nearly
half the audience last night were ladies.
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PLANTS, BOUQUETS,
CUT FLO w II R = .

THOMAS GARII.ASD, GARDENER,
4 West Of Cumberland Hospital. near Brood
street, is prepared 70 supply the choicest Plants,
Bouquets, and cut flowers, Suitable fer Festivals
invited 10 examine the stock NJ the Garden =
orders left as the drug store Of W. y. c. W,
Smith. corner Vine and Church streets. HHh
receive early attention.
may23 3m-sp.
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MORE STARTLING RUMoRs.- Rumors of
another riot at Brownsville, and Of the
shooting of two militiamen and two citi-
zens, were rife upon the streets last night,
but lacked confirmation.
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We are gratifed to note that the farmers
in many Of the counties of this State are
organizing their agricultural societies.
This is right. And We hope all Of them
will hold fairs, if possible, next fall
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THE WHY.-We are requested to state
that the arrest of Mr.. John f. Jordan, of
Maury county, for violation of the excise
law, was caused by. a refusal of Mr. Jor-
dan to report to the acting Assessor. He
claimed that the Assessor was not an officer
of the Treasury Department, and had no
authority to act as such. His friends are
confident that no charge of improper con-
duct can be proved against him.
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A CautIon.-In the vast amount OF null
lated and counterfeit currency at present IN CIR
cuiation. everybody is more or less liable to be
imposed upon. In remittances 10 Us by mail
considerable amounts Of this worthless stun Is
received. We hope our friends, who are so
literally subscribing for the UNION AND DIS
rAToa. will send such as is current as we can
only give credit for what we can use.
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O. Bohme, Trimmings and Variety

O. BOhme, Trimmings and Variety
Store, I39 Church Street.-The latest
Novelties of Trimmings and Fancy
Goods received every few days. My expecta
tons, that the ladies would patronize an estab
lshment not easily surpassed in the Eastern
cities being full realized I am now enabled to
compete with any respectable house in the
States or Territories. may23 If
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Dull TINES, Yes, the Legislature has
departed. The wit, genius and oratory of
that august body no longer echo through
those yaulted arches. The capitoline hill
looks gloomy and desolate. lis said the
cackling Of geese once saved Rene from
destruction. II there is any virtue in the
cackling of geese, the salvation Of Tennes-
see is certain. This is one solace in these
sultry summer DAYS. The Impeachment
case is over but Judge Frazier was only
impeached once, while Duggan was i'm
psdch-ed every day His rubicund counte-
nance will not redden again before the
police court, till the next session Oh, il
the Legislature would only come back once
more, We could be able TO exclaim that
there IS life in the old land vet"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cigars and TObaccOs.-Rosenhe Bro,
SCherry street, have a very 6ne dlarge stock
Of imported and domestic Cigars, which they will
sell wholesale and retail at low cash rates.
Country dealers are especially invited to call
and examine. Their brands Of tobaecOs embrace
all qualities; and everything in the tobaeeonist
line is sold as cheap and as good as can be pro-
cured elsewhere. .ta3 june4
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DELAYED,-The morning passenger train
from Louisville yesterday, due at 4:50
o'clock, did not arrive until nine, break
age on the locomotive having occurred
at Rocky Hill, Kentucky.
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A Picnic for the benefit of the Catholic
school building will take place to-day. A
train of cars has been engaged to take all
who wish toparticipate, TO Kingston Springs.
The train leaves at 7:45 A. M.
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The FIRST IcE.-The first southwark
bound ice Of this season arrived yesterday
in two cars Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, and WAS forwarded to Huntsville,
Alabama.
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CHANCERY CoURT.-This court was
engaged during the greater part of yester-
day in hearing the argument of w. F.
Cooper and John Reid, in the case of John
Doherty and others against the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad Company The
question particularly before the court was
the validity of a trust assignment made by
the railroad company for the benefit of
creditors, Mr.. Cooper being for the de-
tense. The chancellor viii give his
decision in few days.
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rs NOW PREPARED TO CLEAN 0HANDE-
| iisrg brackets. and PortRbies, snd 70 restore
ali Moal9ings, 6iidings. etc. 70 their original
Appearance. Statues, etc, bTonEed In superior
Ale Pumps Soda Founts put up and repaired
70 order. Apr25 Bun
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Thousands of teeth that might last a life
time are lost every year, simply because
the parties concerned either forget or do not
appreciate the fact that SOZoDoNT, duly
applied, renders the dental substance proof
against decay.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 7TH.-Enoch EnsIey
to Ann Kelley and children, deed of gift to
land in Williamson county.
William Roland to Whites Creek Church,
land on Whites creek.
j. I. Gleaves TO Maria A. Gleaves, forty
seven acres and fifty poles in district six
teen, 5000.
+. f. Gleayes and wife 70 w. o. Scott,
lard in district four, 500.
Jno. Burnett and +. L. Minchin and
wife to A. ]. Duncan, city lot, $3.50.
James Wright and wife TO VIM E. Ha-
gar, undivided interest in land in district
four, S7l.
NJ. M. Gee and wife to J. w. Wilson, un-
divided interest in two city lots 5000.
Peter Msgaren and wife to Chiles T.
Barker, land in Kentucky, $500
r. Z. Bates to Mary Bates, deed of gift
10 property in city. 4
James Calvin and wife to Patten Nor.
rison, land in Michigan, $4,000.
F. NJ. Allen to Jno. Terry, lot in Har-
dings second addition, 5000. ..-.
Jas Whitworih, trustee, and j. w Hyde
aud wife, 60 Richard Hyde, seventy acres
in district No. >, S36sS 63.
Neill :. Brown, trustee, 10 Thos Gait
land, lot 326 in Boyd's home tract, $3.50.
Neill s. Brown, trustee to j. W. Tyne,
lot 264 in same, $3.50.
Neill S. Brown, trustee, to James Per-
cell, lots 327 and 82s in same $3.50.
Neill 5. Brogn, trustee 10 Joseph Scott,
lots 32l, S22 and 323 in same, 66l 20
VIM Shane 10 James Miller lot in
Boyd's addition, $500.
James l.. Greer and wife, et ais, TO I.
A. NewsOm, 27S acres in district IA, S63l9.
w. L. Demoss, e ais, TO james l.. Greer,
900 acres in district IA, Sl649.
James l.. Greer and wife, et ais, 10 J. s.
Demos, lat acres in district IA, $3.50.
James J.. Greer and wife, st Ois., to q.
Hows, So acres ia district IA, S966.
j. n and J. II. Carney 10 j. W. Fort,
land in Montgomery county, SO.
Lizzie L. Duvall TO Andrew O'Neill and
vile, interest in land in Portsmouth, Ohio.
j. j. Corley to Adam Coe, land in dis
trict Is, 500.
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PIC-NIC OF THE FIRST PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH TODAY AT HARDNESS PARK
Two weeks ago when the Sabbath-school
Of this church attempted to have a picnic,
the rain prevented them enjoying the rural
sports of the park. They have determined
to try it again to-day. 1t will be basket
pic mic, each person or family providing
their own dinner. We hope they may
have a pleasant excursion
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CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Warehouses, Resi-
dences, Lots. Tobacco Sfenl-
merry and Hotel,
At CLARKsVELE. TENNESSEE, ON
SATURDAY, 22d JUNE, 1867.
VIM. M. Daniel VS.. Heirs and Creditors of
oc ~ / pritobaft

-N
VIM. NJ Daniel vs. Heirs and Creditors Of
of T. j. Pritchett.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE IN
/ this cause at the April Term. 1867, will offer
for sale at the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, ON THE
22D JUNE, 1867, the large BRICK WAREHOUSE
situated on the corner Of Water and Commerce
streets in GAINESVILLE, and now occupied by
Hutchins x Grinter; and also, the Houses and
Lots adjoining the same, and the lanyard pro-
perty on Commerce street, adjoining the BOun-
dry Of Whitfield s Co. This Warehouse is com
house, and being centrally located and easy of
access. it is probably the best warehouse pro-
perry in the city .rls- "a
I TERMS OF SALR-Cash enough to pay cost, and
the balance on a credit Of six, twelve, eighteen,
itwenty-four and thirty months. Notes with two
good sureties required, and n lien retained for
the purchase money. Sold without the right Of
redemption. A plat of the lots can be seen at
my office. W. I. SHACKEBFORD,
may 81 I'd Q. and NJ.
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Errors of YOuth.-A gentlemen who suf-
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ure Decay. and all the effects of youthful indis-
erection, will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt and
directions fer making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
by the advertisers experience. can do so by adj
dressing, in perfect confidence, -sss. -
JOHN b. OGDEN,
- y n 49,
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CITY HOTEL.

IHlS. LONG ESTABLISHED AND MEL
u known House In future WI be CONDUCTED ~
J. g. BLRDS0B. who has spent mose t5sn
twenty years 10 this business In ksuisFills. en-
elunau ard other cities, u ceunectiuu STA x.
u. BELL, q this city. aud s. p HARE one
iis former PROPRIETOR Uho once kept fhs Com
Dercisl Hotel. Of this place. We hope - sfFicf
auentiOn 70 business - receive liberal share ~
public patronage. Our table shall always b
supplied with the bert the market adofis and
1iIEDsOE. HELL a RARE.
mays I'm Propuetdrs.
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REAL EsTALE--Seven lots in Boyd's
addition, beyond the corporate limits, were
sold yesterday at auction by Anderson,
johnson & Smith, at from s. to Sc % per
foot .
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butchers Lightning FIy.KiIfer

Butchers Lightning Fly-Kiifer will
certainly exterminate these pests, if its use is
persevered in. Beware of bogus Fly-Paper,
which some dealers keep because they can get ii
for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask
for BUTCHERS. which is sold by all live Drug
gists. ta t t" Mays I'm
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A PRIVATE letter from Bedford county,
dated yesterday, says I" our crops are look
ing admirable. Wheat is very fine, 50
also are the corn and oat crops"
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POSTPONFD.

The Plans and Specifications for the above
jail and Dwelling House viii be ready for IN
spectien ON THE 18th OF JUNE. and bids for
the work will be received TIL the last SATURDAY
Of June at our efiee on Cherry street.
LEM0INE A WILLIAMSON.
Architects, Nashville, Tenn.
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THE temperature Of the weather at
Memphis on the 9TH inst, at ?. NJ, in the
shade. was "a degrees.
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A NICHOLSON pavement is to be laid on
Market street, Louisville, between Third
and Fourth streets.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE June I. p. NJ.


CoTToN.-The cotton market opened dull
to-day, and continued so to the clOsei
There was but little offered, aud buyers
hung back. The sale, therefore, amounted
to IL bales at 10 to dc per lb,
Shipped ...--.....2lO bales,
Sold 10
The following dispatches were received
yesterday:
NEw YORK, June 7,-GoId opened at
1863.
ia. M.-GoId 1869. Cotton dull but
prices unchanged. Sterling exchange
steady.
I23O-Gold 1863 Cotton quiet but
steady; uplands 26!@26 Mobile 274j
Orleans %. ...
M.-Gold 1865. Cotton quiet but
steady.
LIVERPOOL, June I'll l4A. M.--Cotton
dull but prices not quotably lower; ll3@
I'd. #... ....E
Sales Of the week 5000 Bales
Spectators and Exporters took. 1900
Stock on and-......--...---- 5000
American .....-..--.. ...--..-.-...--..' $500
Receipts Of the week ...-..-...--..--- l45.OJ9 n.
Bullion GA the Bank of England has in
creased 1887 600.
1P Motion market easier.
Motion quiet but steady. Sales
to-day 10000 bales, 1ls@l1gd.
CoRN.-Thsre was no demand to-day,
and no sales. Some holders concede q de-
cline.
HAY-S2S per ton. ana
FLoUR-The market is almost bare of the
best quality. We quote at sl1 90 to Sl7 90
per bbl
BAGsE.-smali sales at 1Sc for clear
sides; aud l46el5c for hams. I
LARD-lSl@15e per h.; country l2ic.
GRocERIE.-Markst very DUH Sugar
l3@l6c; coffee Rio 26G2sc. MONO
lasses 95c per gallon.
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The TEST OF Coal AND WooD FOR Lo-
coMoTIvEs.-The two special trains which
left here on Wednesday for Chattanooga,
for the purpose of testing the relative cheap
ness of coal and wood for running locomo-
tiyes, returned yesterday morning at about
three o'clock. The trains in going were
made up of fifteen loaded freight cars each,
three of which were dropped on the re-
turn, and the twelve remaining were empty.
The round trip, three hundred and two
miles, was made in twenty-four hours, and
no pushers were used in the mountain re-
giOns. This time is some Of the best ever
made on the road The amount of wood
consumed was 6s cords, and the amount of
coal I24 bushels. Wood being worth
three dollars per cord, the cost of the trip
with that was $40 S72, while the coal used
in the same time and distance at fifteen
cents per bushel, cost SIC S71, showing a
balance Of three dollars, or about seventeen
per cent, in favor of the coal. We under
stand that the advocates of wood are not
quite satisfied thatthey are beaten, and il is
not improbable that another trial will be
made shortly.
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WARRANTS IssUED.-The widow Of the
the late Frank Parrish yesterday swore out
warrants before Justice Meacham, for the
arrest of two colored women who had
threatened and ill.treated her.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
View York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The money market is
active. at 6G1c on call. no stringency. Bankers
are not borrowing so largely for some days past.
Gold dull, but was firm, and opened at 1857. de-
elined to 1851. closing at 1885. Gold loans
395 per cent. Steamers for Europe tomorrow,
thus far have about one and a half millions en-
gagged. Sterling firm. Government securities
Is 81, 1915; do coupons, IL; 5-20s registered
1O614 do coupons 90 10934; do "a. 1885 do
65, 1855, do new. 1854; l040s registered, 9s14;
do coupons, 993s; 1905 list series, lOS7s.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. June Flour unchanged and
quiet, and not much done. Wheat-sales of
No. ! winter red in the forenoon at 81 3, but
thesame sold in the evening at 81 AZ. Corn dull
and unsettled and buoyRnt, with buyers at 700
lie in elevators. Oats opened dull and heavy.
and closed at zoe for No. l. being decline of sc.
Cotton dull and prices nominal. Mess pork
duh, city is offered at - 8. tsre s Hl
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. June Tobacco heavy, and
medium grades lower. Cotton very dull with
no sales reported. Flour dull and declining,
with small sales at SO O09l1 90; single extra.
sl2 90; double do. SIC 00@l6 50. Wheat droop-
ing and unsettled.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. June 7.-DrygOOds in moderate
demand for staple styles of goods at steady rates.
but market not active. Atlantic A sheeting
Is; Lawrence II Indian Orchard G 151z Ma
con l7%. Bieached muslins 2213. James steam
mills 10; Pepperell Ga 4215. Drills -.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1T has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "a North college street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MORdANsTERN.
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CLARKSVILLE AND PA
Es DUCAH PACKET. 49, G.

nuHE j. L. GRAHAM. CAPITA s9eT
BEN L. GOAD. will hereafter Fsx~s.-s1uzaS
run as a regular semi-weekly esHkftE
packet between Clarksville and IA
Paducah. II. -. f.
For freight or passage. apply on board. !.
= nav98 I'm .-|I .a . r
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Wm. Fellows VS.. Fellows & Co, and D. K
Stewart VS.. Fellows & Co.


IN OBEDIENCE TO-AN ORDER MADE AT
i the April Term. 1861, of the Chaneery Court
AZ CiGfksville ! will, or THE 22D June NEXT. at
the Courthouse in the city OF GAINESVILLE, offer
at public auction the following PeTty, TO W.T.
The large and commodious Brick TOBACCO
STEMMERY formerly owned by Bryce Stewart.
and situated near the mouth Of Red river. on
Spring street, opposite the City Cemetery. Ex-
tensive storage rooms and eight brick cabins
are connected with the Stemmery, and offices
and cistern.
There is::also comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING and out-houses, and a fine Garden to be
sold with the Stemmery.
The PORK HOUSE, Situated on the corner of
College and Water streets.
[ The two-story BRICK DWELLING opposite
to the Pork House, and known as the Dunlavy
Dwelling. Also. the Red River WAREHOUSE.
a large and spacious brick Warehouse at the
mouth of Red river, on the north side of said
river. and now occupied by Smith Il Turnkey.
Also, FARM on the south side of Climber
land river. about three miles from GAINESVILLE,
and opposite to Trice's Landing. The Memphis,
GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad runs through
this Farm, which contains al acres of land.
most of which is bottom land. Also ten acres
of land near New Providence bought by Jno
X. Smith of T. W. Atkinson. This will be di-
vided into lots Of convenient sizes, And seventy
acres of land lying in District No. Of Mont
gomeTy county. This is all woodland.
TERMS OF SALE-Qn the Stemmery and Dwell
ing five per cent. will be required in cash, and
credit of six, twelve, eighteen. twenty four
thirty and thirty-six months will be given on
the balance 'Of the purchase money. On the
Pork House and Dunlavy House ten per cent.
cash. balance on credit of six, twelve eighteen
and twenty-four months.
Z Red River Warehouse five per cent, and the
balance on a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
tWenty-fOur months. Farm on south side Cum
berland One-fourth cash, and the balance on a
credit of twelve, twenty-four and thirty-six
months. Lots in New Providence I'VE per cent.
cash, and the balance on credit OF six, twelve
and eighteen months. e
Land in District Nod will be sold on a credit
Of six. twelve and eighteen months. No re-
demption. Notes bearing interest from date
with good sureties will be required, and a lien
will be retained until the purchase money is
paid. w. T. SHACKELF0RD,
naval I'll q and M
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Coon note and letter paper at 81 so and
81 per ream. Good envelopes 50 per thou
sand. Books and Stationery equally low.
WM. GAMBLE 4 Co,
june5-2w 46 Union street.
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g O m I'm ercfaI sch Oo1,
Corner Of Church and Vine ST.. Nashville.
Where Writing, Book Keepiag. Pho
nograPhy, Arithmetic, etc. are thorough
~ Taught
wiring. by thirty years study and expe-
Renee, the seven D0lbeaT Brothers have re-
duced Penfnnnshtp o. 40 exact Srteuces 90
that pupils are not istt % mere Imitation %
copies, anu have invented system 81 hand
training that remoyes all sttsines-, crsEn2-
ing AMI trembling and ehauTes the most IN
Eauce.
DOLREARsq COmraereiaf Ensfffu-
tfons are he oldest in AmericH.
NO. 500 nroad~sy. New York, estab-
lIshed 1885.
CORNER camp and CommOn STREETS.
New Orleans. established 1872
No. 2O3 Main street Memphis
Corner of Church aad Vine streets.
Nashville
mars d&W3m fPkT1
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TO STONE MAsoEs.

CEAhED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed By me. at my 6fhes in Fayetteville
tili the nrst Monday la June next,
Tor building at Fayetteville Lincoln county,
Tennessee, STONE JAIL HOUSE,, tive stones
high, 10 contain six cells below irDn door,
tin OF other metallic roof sewers cistsrn air fur
mace Tor warming, etc. accOTtins 60 plan aud
specifications 10 be seen a. my Office
Also. BRICK Hot L fJr Jail0rs residence
with four rooms eighteen BY twenty feet
Payments Will be made IN cash ~ The work
prOgresses-the whole % be completed In twelve
months. X. FARQU HARSON,
Chairman Board Of Commissioner.
may3 Nv
JEIOs AND DIsP4rCH publish four weeks daily.
ADD forward blli 20 this Office. -tave'fegiHs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is without material change, having
opened in New York yesterday at 1863,
was 1859 at 1870, 1855 at 1890, and
closed at 1861 at P. NJ. The rates here
was 1851 buying and 1877 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We understand
that large number of the parents of chill
dren in the public schools are to visit those
institutions during next week, and gen.
eral invitation ia extended to all parents and
guardians to do so. Parents and friends
will then not only stimulate pupils and
teachers to exertion, but manifest, a de-
gree of interest in the efforts of both, that
will be gratifying to them and to those in
whose hands the management of the schools
has been placed
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MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
NASHtILE. rryx. ulYL1suz.

4fsiA'AA-I q LIZ 4--l-f-f III ? = AERas
10 all Payers Of Insurance Premiums.
THE "MERCHANES' AND NfANUFAC-
Il tuners Mutual Insurance Company" now
completely organized, with its office at the
chamber Of Commerce., will issue Poll
cies against loss damage BY Fire, and the
perils OF the seas aud rivers. at
EQUITABLE RATES OF PREmHUM.
The great characteristics point Of this Com
pany IL that Of an equitable commercial cuparf-
nershlp. IN which every partner participates o.
the full extent OF HE Contributions whether iu
stock or Insurance Premiums.
The Stock IL fixed M One Hundred Del
lars per share, IN order that the SMALL a.
well as the LARGE payers Of Premiums mas
Justly and equitably participate ia the advan-
tages offered.
The STOCKHOLDERS are guaranteed an
annual Interest Of ten per cent. upon
the amount paid up.
The INSURED shares pro rata with the
SIOChHoLDkk the profits derived from tla
The subject Is one Justly entitled 10 the ssri-
Gus attention of every intelligent merchant and
real estate owner, aud a close investigation eau
not iail to develop the advantage Of security
TO the insured and prosperity 70 the insurer
presented BY the Merchants and Manufacturer
Mutual Insurance Company, under q fair share
OF pubic patronage and close attention % it7
proper administration.
10 s-i a. >. GOFF, President.
N. HOHSON Vice President