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ANOTHER SHOOTING DEMONSTRATION.
A. G.. Garnet and Allen Hagey have
not been on terms of brotherly love for
some time past. They have had several
tongue Tits growing ont Of some unpleasant
misunderstanding. They refused TO obey
the injunction not to ;et the sun 60 down on
their wrath, but became more embittered
a. lime passed on. On "Wednesday mat
tiers came TO a crisis. The parties met and
40 alteration ensued, when Garnet lstagted
10 draw his pistol and threatened to shoe
Hagey. The parties were arrested before
harm was done, and were before the Police
Court on yesterday morning, and PEBBLES
was sned with costs.
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ORrHAHs' FAIR.-The German fair at
the Courthouse last night, owing 10 the
inclemency Of The weather, was not as we'll
attended a. il would otherwise have been.
The occasion was, however, a very pleasant
one, and the evening passed of quite
agreeably There are but two more nights
of these entertainments, which We hope
may be literally encouraged.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is almost on a stand here,
having risen only of an inch Yesterday.
We have reports that there was four feet
rise at Burksville on Monday. If this is
true, the A. Baker ought TO be at our wharf
to-day.
The Ohio was falling Wednesday eve
ming from Pittsburg to Cincinnati; but
swelling slightly at Louisville.
The Argonaut was advertised to leave
Louisville for Nashville yesterday eve
ming.
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ACTIVE BUsIEEss.-The freight and pas
senger business is very active on the
Louisville and Nashville road at the
present time. There are daily large ship
ments made over the road, while the re.
ceipls of merchandise at this point is very
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THE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM
SUPPER.-We are requested by the lady
managers of the Orphan Asylum TO an
nounce that on tomorrow at ii o'clock,
their entertainment at the Masonic Hall
will be open to the public. Parties will be
in attendance to furnish dinner to those
who may desire IT, The Christmas pres.
EMS offered will also be on exhibition
during the day, and sgain tomorrow even
ing, at the same place.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Com
pany held Wednesday, at the office of the
Union Bank. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W. P. Innes,
President; II. 8. Frazer, Vice President
and General Agent; Jos w. Allen, Secre-
tary and Treasurer; f. F. Fslconnet, Chief
Engineer.
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SUMNER STREET THEATER-GoTTHoLD.
The production of Othello last night
was extraordinarily good, but we are prom
ised something still better tonight, on the
occasion Of the testimonial benefit TO Gott-
hold, who will appear in his great imper-
sonation of Hamlet. Those who kave
never seen this eminent tragedian in this,
one Of his best roles, will certainly miss a
rare treat. Nothing should prevent a
crowded house tonight.
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PHGNIx SALooN.-This neat and we'll
known saloon, No. 9 Public Square, has
passed into the hands Of those clever and
polite gentlemen, Messrs James Steele and
Robt. Scott The liquors and cigars are
Of the very best, aud their friends and ac-
quaintances "a host) will always find them
~ home ready 10 serve them.
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New Marriage Guide,

An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases, incident to youth and
early manhood which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad
dress Dr. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa
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Nor TRUR.-The reported capture of j.
Smith Taylor, which appeared in the Lon
isyille Courier few days since, upon infor-
nation from Lebanon, is We learn untrue,
that notorious parsonage heing still al
large and a fugitive from Justice.
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The Healing Pool, and HOnse of
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports. for
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
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard AssO-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. maybe 3m
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PuLMoNIc BALsAM.-For pulmonary
complaints, Or Woods balsam Of wild
cherry and wood nsptha has had a repu-
talion, in the Sonlh, for the last quarter Of
a century, as one Of the beet medicines ever
manufactured. See advertisement
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-20

A KNIGHT OF THE GREEN BAG.-Our
Young friend John NJ. Gaut received his
license last week to practice law from the
Supreme Court He is now a member Of
the firm Of Gaut a Caruthers. We hope
he NAV earn laurels in his profession.
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--S''' SN'ASOo VI NVoiCtuaN fluutC
United States 5-20s at 70.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at ! discount, and sold
by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were quite
dull at Csc discount.
There was little doing in uncurrent
money, and rates were lower
There is scarcely any inquiry for gov.
eminent bonds at present for investment,
owing probably to the scarcity of money.
The sales of Southern State bonds in
New York on the 10th of December were
as follows:
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Economy Of Fuel.

The Charter Oak Wood Cooking Stove is
acknowledged by all who have used it to be a
great econOmiser of fuel. We have on hand a
number of them for sale. Also. large and
varied stock of Household Furniture. etc. at
prices lower than any other establishment in
the city. Call and examine. .e.st.t
GAS. Mrs 4 Co..
81 Broad St. Sign of the Red Flag)
-deol4 lW
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RoUGH AND TUMBLE FIoHT.-John
Jones and John Williams, two citizens, en-
gagged in a rough and tumble fist fight on
Wednesday evening on Deaderick street
They hit out right and left for a short time,
when the ubiquitous Metropolitans inter-
fered and put stop to further belligerent
demonstrations The parties were before
the Police Court on yesterday morning, and
let off on light punishment, the fine being
SO and costs.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-20

CITIZEN OF FRANKLIN KILLED.-Itw will
be seen from our Geographic dispatches
that among the killed at the great Lake
Shore railroad disaster, was Mr.. F. NJ.
Russell, of franklin, Tenn.
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Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dve-Harmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumsrs. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeo24ly
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Northwestern MUTUAL life Insurance
COMPANY.


CLARKsyILLE. Tenn, December TO- ls67.-MR
D. n. KENNEDY. Agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company. GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
Dear Sir Allow me. through you. to tender
| my thanks to the officers of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company. for the liberal
and honorable settlement and prompt payment
of the policy Of $4,000 on the life of my late
husband, VIM. E Newell
The payment OF this large amount without
claiming the time allowed in the policy. or any
deduction for interest. marks this Company as
the true friend of the widow and orphan.
thank you personally for influencing my hus-
band TO make this wise provision for his family.
which he would not have done but for your
suggestion. and the confidence he reposed in
your Judgment. Very-respectfully.
ELIZABETH W. NEwRLL.
The above card exhibits practically the great
benefits of Life Insurance. THE payment Of
one annual premium secured $4,000 to the fam
lily of one Of our most worthy friends and neigh
bors, and renders them comfortable and indie
pendent. The promptness and liberality of the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. in the settlement of this
loss. should establish it in the confidence Of this
community. AS soon as advised of the DEATH
they furnished every facility for making up the
papers. and, on receipt Of the same promptly
RENTED the money, without claiming either
time or discount.
From eighteen months correspondence with
the Company. and personal acquaintance with
the Secretary .and General Agent, L can with
great confidence recommend them as most wOr-
thy, honorable and kind gentlemen.
The terms. plans and workings of this Com
pany are more liberal and equitable to the
assured than any have ever investigated
1t will give me pleasure to explain its work
ings and secure policy in this Company for any
Of my friends.
Mr. JOHN W. FAxON. lately interested in all
my Insurance business, will also take pleasure
in making explanations and taking applications
for policies. ID. N. KENNEDY. Agent.
FARNSWORTH & CLARK,
Agents in Nashville,
No. Maxwell House, Cherry street.
dao1I otan1
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The most acceptable Christmas or New
Years gift that You can give TO your wife,
sweetheart or friend, is one of Giers beau-
tiful colored Pearltypes or Photographs.
Call and see, those fine specimens at No.
As Union street. decl5 Wv
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GUNTRATH q sCHIFF,
z ARIET Y STO x Il

W A II L Il II " y II q K T. ,
No. 10 Cherry st.. two doors above Union.
Have now in store and offer for sale one Of the
largest and best selected stocks of Goods, con-
sisting in part of the following articles:
Trimmings and Buttons, latest styles
Fancy Goods, Bogwood. Steel and jet Sets, etc;
Knitting Yarns and Zephyr w orsted, all shades;
Willow Ware, Baskets, Chairs, etc
Lace Goods. Notions and Hosiery, of every de-
scriptlon;
Corsets, all sizes and styles;
Ribbons Star Braids, etc.
TOYS, DOLLS, Wooden Ware, and Children's
Buggies;
The best assortment ever brought to Nashville.
All our Goods will be sold at prices which defy
competition. GUNTRATH Il SOHIFF,
Octl9 tiljanl 80 Cherry street.
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THE REsULT.--The concert given at DIR.
Baird's Church on Wednesday night re-
allied two hundred dollars This will very
near pay what they owe on their new
organ
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TRIAL. OF HEEs.-The trial of Hines,
the clipping husband, who was put in Jail
on Monday, was postponed till tomorrow,
when It will take place before Justice
Mathews.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-20

CoTToN VIA THE SOUTHERN ROUTE
The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
has during the past few days shipped large
quantities Of cotton 10 New York ma Nor
folk, Va, and Charleston, S. G.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NeW Yorl1 Honey and stock SIarket

1 new 10TH Nk0nCF nAt4 6AOGA
| NEW York. Dec. 19.-Meney easy aud steady
| 6a7c for call loans. Sterling 10G10}5 for golg
| first class bills. Gold higher. opening at 1857
| declined to 1895, and closing at l34. Govern
| ment stocks shade. firmer. Coupons u IL H.
@l1234: do. 80 1857 @l0s3s: do 81 los l05l4
| do '65 1867 91O59S; do new l0S@l0S5s; do ,6l
l071S@10st4; 10-40s i003s9 1905: 7-90s
| Stocks active and firm. Canton 4S 20 $50; Cum
6srla3d 2@2 Wells Express a s5 A Amer
! States S0@Sl; WesternUnion telegraph 36.s@S7i
Quicksilver l9E92l; MaripOsa 1L@S1z: Pacific
Mail l22al24; Atlantic lls14@lls34; New York
Central ll74@ll71s: Erie 73eS@737z; Hudson
lS21S@lS21s; Reading s444@943S; Old Tennessee
Is So; new 621%.
New York Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. I9.-COtton IS rather more
steady. with sales Of 2l00 bales az lSA@l6c mid
ding uplands. Flour is o shade lower and
quiet, with sales. of 400 barrels &c S. 50G9 10
for superfne state and western Sl0Gl0 50 for
ex-State; S9sGl075 for extra western; Sl2 50 for
good to choice white wheat; sl0@lS for common
to good shipping brands; extra round hoop
Ohio Sll@l2. common TO good st. Louis Sl2@l6;
Calliorinia without change. Whisky firm and
unchanged. Wheat a shade frmer. Lard 6rmer.
Coffee frmer. Sugar in fair request. Pork heavy
and lower. mess closing at $50 50 foT cash.
Lard quiet at ll5s9lSc. and small lots at 49, 8.
Corn dull and lc lower 81 3S9l 80 for old mixed
western in store.
st. LOuis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l9.-Tobacco easy but un3
changed. Cotton is steady; l3@l3hc,s Flour
Demand lacal; prices are unchanged. Wheat
dull; 81 6O@2 IS for prime to choice fall and 81
a 10 for choice Iowa spring. Corn very dull;
9S9Sl for shelled, and 35@S0c for ear. Oats
range from rs TO 79c, with few BUYERS outside Of
contractors Rye 81 65Gl rs Barley firm at
81 IS. Provisions dull and unsettled; small
sales Of mess pork at SD. Bacon and lard nom
inal. Hees are lower ranging from 50 to Ga.
Cincinnati Market.
CIEcIyNATT December 19.-FIour still dull;
family $ll . Corn steady, new ear s69s7c. Rye
dull and unchanged. No. l 81 81. Oats firm at
67@6Se. Barley unchanged and quiet. Cotton
frmer; middlinGs lie. Tobacco quiet st previous
prices. Whisky dull at 2Sc in bond. Hogs active
and rates advanced; sales Of heavy at IS 2O9S 40.
net light can be bought for 81 SOFAS. Provisions
very dull and the market unsettled; no accurate
quotations can be given. Mess pork could have
been bought at $40 5000 SO. Lard llL@l2 for
prime kettle
Louisville Markets .r...
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-Tobacco unchanged: fair
leaf and Iugs. S5@l5 IS. Superfne flour. S.
Wheat 81 1892 90. Corn. sO@sl. 0sts. 6SeS66
Rio coffee, 2o(G25 Cotton, $685. Mess pork
80. Lard. l3A. Bacon nominal. Green meats
and bulk meats unchanged. Whisky in bond
3Od32. Hogs 81 gross.
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ATTEMPT TO OUTRAGE CHILD.

Serious Charge Against Man Thirty
6xe Years OId-AIIeged Attempt to
Commit q Rape Upon a Little Girl
The Party Arrested, Tried and
Lodged In Jail.
We furnish our readers this morning,
the particulars of case which, if true as
alleged, should brand the brow OF the PERI
petrator with the mark Of Cain and send
his soul to the depths of the deepest
purgatory. On Wednesday evening, a
man named w. c. Meadows, was arrested
by the police at the instance of James
Gheens, charged with an attempt to violate
the person of his little daughter Mary,
aged eleven years. The case, before it
was reached in the Police Court on yester-
day morning, was transferred to the civilian
thorities and was tried before Justice
Cassity. The facts as developed be-
fore the court are about these !:
Mr. Gheena il employed at the
City Cemetery, and lives in the i'm
mediate vicinity, with his wife and little
girl. Meadows is the uncle of Mrs
Gheens, and great uncle to the child he is
charged with violating. He is about thirty
FIVE years old, and has, as is alleged, made
several previous attempts, the father and
mother of course being ignorant of the
fact till Wednesday. On that evening Mr.
and Mrs. Gheens were both absent from
home, and Meadows took the little girl
into a room, and there, as stated, forei-
bly, attempted to accomplish his devil
ish purpose, threatening to whip or
kill the child if she cried out, or ever said
anything about it. On the return of the
parents they were informed of what had
transpired. The only proof in the case was
the testimony of the little girl, who stated
the frequent attempts he had made, and
the violence used on the last occasion.
The child was submitted to the medical
examination of Drs. Hughes and Hogle,
who testified that there was no abrasion or
signs of violence about her person, and
that if any attempt had been made moth.
ing bordering on the accomplishment of
his purpose had been effected The case
occupied several hours of the court, and
the accused was held in bonds of $4,000 to
appear for further trial before the Criminal
Court. In default of bail he was yester-
day evening sent TO Jail, to await his trial.
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EUGENE CARY. ESQ.,: The undersigned request
that you viii announce yourself as a candidate
for Judge of the Circuit Court of this Judicial
Circuit, and We pledge you our support.
HoRAcE II. HARRIsON,
EDWARD IL. East.
PHILrP LINDSEY.
December Is, 1861. and others.
NASHVILLE. December Is. ls67-Hon. Horace
II. Harrison. Edward II. East and others-0EN
TLEMEN: In reply TO your note of to-day. re-
questing me 10 announce myself as a candidate
for Judge Of the Circuit Court of this county. /
hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
Office named. ! am. very respectfully. etc,
Rrrnrpr
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CANARY BIRDS, in great number, and
best singers, just imported from Germany,
for sale cheap at Guntrafh & Schif's Nari-
ely Store, 80 Cherry street, two doors above
Union. decl7 Tvs
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Close or rHE RAILRoAD OoNvENrrox.

CLOSE or THE RAILROAD CONVENTION.
The adjourned meeting Of the Railroad
Convention was held at the Office of Major
Ewing, Superintendent Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad, on yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. The subject OF
uniform classification of freight was taken
up and discussed at length. After appoint
ing q committee to prepare and submit at
the next meeting classification, to be gen
orally adopted, the convention adjourned
to meet January 10, 1868, at Atlanta.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-20

Our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN W.
FAXON. Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee,
is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE. Tennes-
hee to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UEIoN AND DISPATCH.
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70 close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groesries. Wines, Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDOLFINI i RIVA,
ianlO II North Cherry street.
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RAINING AGAm.-lt was raining again
on last night, with thick and lowering
clouds, and indications Of a wet season.
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The following were the quotations for
gold in New York yesterday: Opened at
1885, was 1889 at 1890, 1885 at noon, and
closed at 194 at 8 Pm. The rates here
were 1929 buying and 134 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday a. fnllnHs.
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rho hsndsonest Christmas Presents
in the city arc at Rogers House.
Furnishing Emporium, No. 8 Cherry
street. declS Il
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For Chancellor
Eor Altlorner aenaral

| hereby announce myself candidate f.
Chancellor of this Division.
declStd HORACE Fl. HARRISON.
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December Is, 1861.
Carpets. Carpets.

We have lust received large stock Of Car
pets, all grades. and Drygoods. bought at Bank
rupt Sales. New York. which We are Offering at
reduced prices Beech, MAELovF & Co.
decl3 lw No. co North College street.
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Imported German Canary Singers
at Rogers HOuse-FurnishIng EmpO-
RUM, No. Cherry street. decl8 At
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SINGLETON, at the postoffiee, has Har-
per's Magazine for January, Harper's
Bazaar, Waverly Magazine, Chimney Cor.
ner, New York Ledger, and Nix Max for
January.
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ANOTHER BELuGERESr THREATENS
To SHooT.-Thomss PEBBLES and John
Petty became engaged in an alteration on
"Wednesday, and 80 serious became the de.
monstrations thai Mr.. PEBBLES drew his
pistol and was going 10 let daylight through
Mr. Petty Mr.. PEBBLES WAS arrested,
however, before the threat was put in
execution, and the matter was settled be-
fore the Police Court on yesterday
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Hoes RE-sHIPPED.-A short time since
twelve loads Of hogs were brought down
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad
and sent to ShelbyviIle, in this State; on
Wednesday they were re-shipped back
over the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
We have not learned the cause of this re-
shipment
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTTEN q BRO,
No. Is College St, Nashville, Tenn.
dec17 If
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SIIver-PIateG Ware, suitable for HOl.
iday Presents, az BOEers' BOUse-Far-
nishIng Emporium, no. Cherry 81.
deelg AZ
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HARPER.-Messrs, w. T. Berry Il Co.
have Harper's Magazine for January.
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southern Gotten Markets.

AUGUSTA, Dec. E.-Market quiet sales
$40. Receipts, l455 bales. Middling IA.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 7.--Coiton quiet and
steady. Aiddlings lac. Sales 10000
bales. Receipts 2727.
CHARLEsToS, Dec. 17.-Cotton active
lower grades advanced &c. Middlings 10.
Sales 100 bales. Receipts 1900 bales.
NOZZLE, Dec. J7.-Cotton active and in
general demand closed firm middlings IA
full sales 1000 bales; receipts $500; ex-
ports 1924. -dA
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HO! FOR BARGAINS!


During the next two weeks We will sell our
stock of Fancy Groceries. Liquors. Cigars, etc,
at twenty five per cent below cost. in order to
close out by the first of January.
PANDoLFINI l. RIEA.
decl7 Wv No q North Cherry street.
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The Circuts Jussreshin.

| hereby announce myself candidate iol
Attorney General ofthis District.
decl9 I'd q. j. STUBBLEFIELD.
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ESTABLISHED 1858. NAT. r. D0RTCH,
~ wholesale and Retail Druggist,
CORNER COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS,
Nashville Tennessee, has new in store. and Is
constantly receiving large invoices Of Pure and
Fresh Drugs and Medicines Dye StuAs Oils
Paints, Window Glass. Drugsi sts' Suudries Eu-
ropean and Americas Perfauery, Fancy Goods
and all popular Standard Patent Medicines A
large and complete assortment of Fine Toilet
Articles, etc. Medical Cases. Dissecting Instru-
ments, Trusees and Abdominal Supporters Of
ali kinds always on hand. PHTsICTkEs' Pre-
soRrPTIoNs CkREFULLF COMPOUNDED. A full
and complete assortment Of Landreth's Garden
and Flower Seeds. deel5 I'm