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TIE PERTLs OFTHE noUR.

Six years ago, says the National Intel
Hgencer, we drifted into war because the
American people would not believe thai
any of the public men were mad enougf
to prefer running the country to abandon
ing their own selfwilled purpose The
same danger threatens to day. The
majority in Congress are bent on tyranniC
rule, without regard to the constitution
They are trGmpling on its provisions on
the pretext that they do not apply to
Rebels, and langh at the idea that the
people will resist sooner than have the
solemn guarantees of that instrument
contemptuously overthrow.
Does not every wise man see that the
repnpnc Is surely threatened our Con
gres5ional leaders say that they are act
ing in perfect accordance with the con.
stitution. But IN all controversies abont
the meaning Of that instrument there il
but one authoritative tribunal This,
congress Is now proposing to disregard
The Supreme Court has solemnly pro-
nounced against military tribunals for
civilians In defiance Of this, Congress
proposes to govern one half of this coun-
try by military commissions In the name
of constitutional liberty; in the name of
the martyred dead who have fallen fight
ing in the great strife for the constitution
and the Union; in the name of the great
interests with which the republic is en-
trusted in the name Of the oppressed of
all lands, who look to this as at once
their model and their inspiration, we pro-
test against this proposed violation Of our
organic law
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southern RELIEF. etc. etc.

NEW YORK, Feb. i5.-Watt's new build
ing ind cd street fell to-day, and several
workmen were badly injured
A boy in the employ of Seaman & Edge
robbed the custom-house to-day of five
hundred dollars.
A letter which came through the mail
from Europe, to an Israelite of this city,
has been seized by the Surveyor of the port
and found to contain package from Cork
with $4,000 worth Of diamonds.
Reports TO the Southern Relief Com
mittee mission, reports destitution appalling.
Two thousand bushels of corn have been
sent to Sumter district.
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The Rome lGa.) Courier states that the
unprecedented large crop Of wheat sown in
this section of the country loooks remarka-
bly, well. As a general thing the crop was
well planted, and the hard freezes and deep
SHOWS we have had are considered alto
gether favorable to its prosperity aud pro-
ductlyeness. So far as present appearance
90, the prospect is that We will have one
Of the largest yields in this important crop,
that this section has ever been blessed
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SALE OF VALUiBLE
Real and Personal Property.
Three Farms OF from I0s TO 2I4 Acres
each, Also, Personal Property.
Sale Wednesday, March IL, 1867.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court Of the United States Cor the Mid
die District of Tennessee, IN case Of Mckerran
IT ais. vs.. Mckay 4 Foster, | Will, on the 18th
MARCH, 1867, between the hours Of II aud 1. on
the premises on DICKFRsON PIKE, EEAR Nash
VILE, expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract Of land on which Felix q. Mckay now
resides containing ass Acres, which tract
has been divided into three FARMS containing
respectively IA acres, 100 poles; lu3 acres, $50
poles; and ~ acres, g pOies-bounded on the
north By lands of Robert Cartwright on east by
lands Of S. S. Hall and Thomas W aiker; on south
by lands Of John Eubanks, and on west by lands
Of W ID. Phillips and Caroline r. Beei. SOLD
WITHOUT REDEMPTION.
IERNs-Qne-thiFd cash. balance on credits Of
o II, u and - months purchaser % give seen-
rity. Interest from date and lien retained.
ALso, Al SANE TIHE AID PLACE, i viii sell for
cash all the personal property of the said Felix
q. Mckay, consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, blacksmith tools.
three mules, two bOTses, one yoke oxen, one
mich Gov. etc, ETC., etc, etc.
E. Z. CAMPBELL.
febl2-td Special Commissioner.
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janl9-ln
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PRISONERS REMOVED insecurity
of our new Jail, which was just completed
a few weeks ago, was deemed sufficient
cause for removing the prisoners who were
confined therein, and consequently, all but
two negro women were transferred 10 the
Columbia Jail few days ago. Two ofthe
prisoners were detected while trying to effect
their escape, having succeeded in making a
hole through the wall nearly large enough
to admit their bodies. Their only instru-
ment was a peice Of gIass.-Puiasli Citizen.
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THF Charleston Is. O. MeTeuy says that
thus far the law admitting negro testimony
in the South Carolina couris has been at
tended with more than the usual success.
The oolored witnesses appear TO be fully
impressed with the obligations placed upon
them, and their evidence has been general
ly given with an evident desire 10 tell the
wholetruth andnothing butthetruth. There
is but little tendency 10 prolixity and dis
cursiveness, and the testimony has, in the
late criminal trials, been clear Ineligible
and to the point.
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RaiIroad bridge washed AWAY

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-The Chicago and St
Louis bridge, over the Kankakee river at
Wilmington, which was washed away yes
terday morning was thousand feet long
and the largest between here and st. Louis
Three hundred laborers are at work, and
it is expected the damage will soon be re-
paired The rain continues, but up to this
evening we heard of no damage to roads
beyond that already reported
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AT a meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton Of Memphis on Wednesday last
movement was made toward admitting
colored children to the privileges Of the
public schools of that city 1t failed
entirely
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Killed Himself.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 15.-Shortly
after one o'clock, this morning, Major H.
Cranson, while laboring under temporary
fl, of insanity threw himself from theWindow
of his residence and falling fifteen or twenty
feet crushing his skull and caushed his
death.
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CLEANSE THE RLOOD.

L
| Va burst out in Pimples, Sores.
| JOr in some active disease, or il
| ~ may merely keep you listless, de-
pressed and good for nothing.
But you cannot have good health
| while Your blood is impure. Ayers SarsapaTilla
| purges out these impurities and stimulates the
organs of life into vigorous action, restoring the
| health and eXpelling disease. Hence it rapidly
cures variety of complaints which are caused
/ by impurity of the blood, such as ScrOfulO, or
| Kings Evil TumOrs Ulcers Sores Eruptinna
| Pimples, Blotches, Boils, St. AnthOny's Fire
| Rose or ETysipelas, letter or Salt Rheum Scald
| Head, Ring " OTm, Cancer or cancerOus TumOrs,
Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such as Retention
IrregulaTity, Suppression, Whites, SteTility also
| Syphilis or Nenereal Diseases, Liver Complaints
and Heart Diseases. Try Ayers SaTsaparilla
and see for yourself the surprising activity with
which 1t cleanses the blood and cures these dis
orders.
During late years the public have been misled
by large bottles, pretending to give Il quart OF
Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar Most of
these have been frauds upon the sick. for they
not only contain little, If any, SarsRparlla, but
OttennO curative properties whatever. Hence,
bitter disappointment has followed the use of
the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which food
the market, until the name itself has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound "Sarsaparilla,' and in
tend to supply such remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of OblOquy which rests upon
it. We think we have ground for believing it
has virtues which are irresistible by the Ordi-
nary run of the diseases it is intended to cure.
We can only assure the sick that we offer them
the best Alternative which we know how to pro-
duce, and we have reason to believe, it is by far
the most etfectual purifier of the blood yet dis
covered by any body.
Ayers Cherry PectOral is so universally known
TO surpass every other remedy for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoaTseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the
relief of COnsumptive Patients in advanced
stages of the disease that it is useless here to re
count the evidence of its virtues The world
knows them.
Prepared by }. &. AVER Il CO.,
Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold by
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
aud retail; in Nashville by
BERRY. DEM0VILLE & WHARTON
febl6d&W-2m
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10 TY,

most beautiful thoroughbred Stallion, at
twenty five dollars per season.
Mares kept with care at FIVE dollars per m 0ntb,
but no liability for accidents or escapes
For further particulars see bills.
feb12-Im ". g. HARDING.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. ia tenement house
on the corner of Central Avenue and Me-
lanthon streets, containing dozen families,
was destroyed by fire this morning. One
woman was burned to death
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Kansas LegisIatnre.

TOPEKA, Feb. 15.-Resolutions express
ing surprise at the veto of the Colorado
bill, and calling on Congress to pass it over
the Presidents Veto passed both branches
Of the Legislature Today, under a suspen-
sion of the rules.
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FNO R s A L &,
An ola Established Hardware Con-
Germ Of Ten Years Standing, HaS-'
ing Coed Ran at Trade.

! OFFER FOX SALE THE ENTIRE STOCK
1 OF Hardware. CutieTy, etc, Of the late sam
Taaleer. deceased. on O credit 81 AK lively ana
cuTity.
Al inventory Of the stock can be seen Al the
store on Collero street. Bids viii be open Tor
FRED. TERRAsS.
febl9-1w Admini-trator.
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G. RE A T b a r {
FOR SALE.

RIO. so ON HIGH STREET, FRONTING
n 40 By $50 feet to an alley. Brick House ten
rooms besides basement-water and gas, all
complete. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to I. .---.--..- $780,
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FOR RENT,

+ A NEAT RESIDENCE, HOUSE WITH
N four rooms and al necessary Outbuildings
and twenty-five acres land. half mile from ter
minus of South Nashville Street Railroad. Also
the Hadley Place, two miles from city, near
Jefferson Street Pike-briek dwelling, six rooms
and Outbuildings, and over one hundred acres
enclosed. Also, good Office over No. Al Union
street Also, Store House 6S College street.
near Broad We also have a very large amount
Of city and country property for sale. Are pre-
pared to give very great bargains.
J. l.. l. r. W. BROWN
Over York's Book Store, Union street
fobl4-lw
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Executors Notice.

NTOTTCR is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties indebted to the late Frank NeiaT-
ock h come forward and pay their indebted
ness. and to all persons having claims against
him to file the same within the tine prescribed
BIZ law, or they viii be forever barred.
W. q. HARDING,
febl21m Executor Of Frank Meliavoek.
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A parcel ofland fronting on the west side Of Me-
Lemore Street, between jefferson and Haslam
streets, 247 feet and running back with Jefferson
street about l75 feet to Y foot alley, and also
running back about 160 feet with Hasam street,
and with an alley from Jefferson to Haslam
street, about 260 feet See deed in book "a, page
l37.s . ..- ...t.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits of six and twelve
months Notes with approved security required,
with interest from day Of sale, and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON q. HOWELL. c. and Nj.
febl6-td, t.r
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mount insured thereby 2.OsI. 5000
j. q. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary.

Hm'uht luHuteu thereby -, Usl. $50 ODD
J. q. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNTY. ss.
HARTFORD, January ~ 1907.
Personally appeared J. a.. PATTERSON
President, and RODNEY DENNIS. Sseretar,
OF the Travellers Insurance Company. and sey
orally made oath that the above statement b.
them subscribed is true according 10 their bsEf
knowledge and belief
CHAS. L. WILSON Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
C0IPTROLLER's OFFICF,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 90 1867. }
This j. to certify, that the Travellers Insurance
Company. Of Hartford. Connecticut, located AZ
Hartford in the State Of Connecticut has com
piled with all the requirements Of the Code %
the subject Of Foreign Insurance COrporationa
IN sections l4y5 20 1907 inclusive a. well as tho
act Of Ath OF March, 1860, chapter 2l5 section ~
requiring a deposit With the Comptroller of
twenty thousand dollars Of six per cent bonds Of
the State
Aud that joseph Nash r. 2 Peek and J. 2.
Pearl are the legally authorized Agents Of said
company IN the town Of Nashville, State Of
Tennessee. s. Is HATCEETT
iebZ-5W Comptroller
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JACK MALO N E

THIS DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
i and Stallion will make the present season
at my stables at seventy-hve dollars CASH,
which must be paid in oil cases upon the re-
mOTai Of the property. Also,
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House.
House bounty bill was taken up.

i mouse bounty Dill was idheh up.
Mr. Shenck explained its provisions,
and why it was necessary. The committee
had adopted the simple principle that to
every man who served the government
faithfully and had been honorably dis
charged, no matter how he entered the
service, shall be given bounty proper
tionate to the length of time of service.
If one month he will receive $50 if three
months, $25; if one year, 500; if two
years, 5000, and so on.
Several members desired 10 offer amend
ments, but Mr. Shenck declined to al
low it. In the course of debate he stated
the estimate on the amount OF money re
quired under the bill was between seventy
FIVE and eighty millions of dollars. The
war estimate, however, was four hundred
and eighty millions.
The House seconded the previous ques-
ton on the bill, by vote of "A to ~, but
rejected the call for the main question, by
vote of IS to IS. So the bill was left
over for amendment
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Notice.

THE TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
/ from old No. IS Colleee street. 10
NO. 80 new Ruaberj UNION STREET.
Next door to Sandy Carriers Saloon
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LOST.

ON YESTERDAY MORNING, EITHER ON
~ Church, Cherry or Market streets, double
case SILVER WATCH, detached lever, no
l72l with the initials II; l.. engraved on the
inside. The finder will be Handsomely rewarded
by lesyiug il at No. l6 North Market street
Ia-E
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saturday. March Q. Isez.

A tract of Land in the town of G0Odlettsville,
follows Beginning at a stake, DeFord's corner;
thence north .deR. east with his line Is 32-lOO
poles to a stake. his northeast corner in Burn
hams line; thence east with said line 90 36-lOO
poles to q stake, (his old cOrner;) thence south
a deg. west with his line 26 s4-l00 poles, to a
stake, being Phipps' corner; thence south is
deg. east with his line, and 3l-l00 poles to q
stake in the edge of the road or street; thence
west with said road or street II 56-l0O poles, to
the beginning.
TERMS Cash, subject to redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
tebl6-td Clerk and Master.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
$50, 900 Of Notes aud other Assets.

Mrs Lucy A. Eastman ct ais. VS.. J. O.
Griffith ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
cause, / will sell to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in Nashville, at II o'clock, on
Tuesday, February %, 1867,
All the uneollected NOTES, ACCOUNTS, RE
CEIPTS AND JU DEMENT'S belonging to the
firm of J. o. Griffith 4 Co., embracing all the
uneollected assets Of the Union and American
printing establishment prior to November %
is66 subject to all the rights and equities attach
ing thereto, and without recourse to be had upon
said firm. parties in interest under them, in
any manner whatever.
Persons desiring information as to these assets,
will please call on the members Of said firm at
the Union and Dispatch office.
TERMS-Under 500, Cash: over that amount,
credit six months, the purchaser giving notes
with approved security. -
MORTON B. HOWELL,
febI6td Clerk and Master.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
AND
CHANGE OF FIRM.

MR.. JOSEPH GIBSON. FORMERLY OF
M Messrs james Erwin * Co.. is this day ad-
mitted as partner into our house. The style Of
the firm will hereafter be CRAIGHEAD,
BREAST Il GIBSON. Those indebted to the
firm of A. A. Breast Il Co. will please call and
settle their accounts with the new firm.
febl-lm A. A BREAST 4 co.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


senate.
WAsHIHGroN, Feb. l5.-Mr Sumner
presented a remonstrance Of the French
Canadians residing in the United States
against the annexation or confederation Of
British provinces Referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
Messrs. Williams Sherman and Bucka-
lew were appointed a conference committee
on the bill to regulate the terms of certain
civil officers EEE wG aeM
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing reported a resolution to print
5000 copies of Gen. Warren survey of the
upper Mississippi river. Passed.
Mr.. Anthony introduced resolution TO
appropriate the necessary funds to print a
roster Of Union troops furnished by Ar
kansas. He said it would cost the sum Of
$1,000. Passed.
Mr.. Davis asked leave 10 offer an amend
ment to Mr.. Wade's proposed constiiu-
tional amendment, for the purpose Of hav-
ing it printed. 1t provides that each State
shall, on the first Monday in January pre-
ceding the expiration of the Presidential
term, nominate to Congress enc Ofits citizens
for coffee of President The two Houses
shall meet in November following and pro-
coed to elect from those candidates. the
lowest one on each ballot to be dropped
until one is elected, and the person elected
shall not be eligible for reelection. Passed.
Mr.. Poland offered resolution instruct
ing the Sergeant-at-Armst to cause a monu-
ment to be erected in the Congressional
cemetery TO the memory of Senators who
have died since July 4th, 1861.
Mr.. Grimes objected, and it goes over.
Mr.. Harris, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bill relating to appeals
on writs Of error to the Supreme Court,
with an amendment in the form of a sub
stitute, providing, in cases OF appeals on
writs of error brought TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States from any final
Judgment of an inferior court for any judi
cial district in which, subsequent to the
rendition Of such judgment, regular ses-
sions of such court have been suspended
by the rebellion, snch appeal or writ of err
ror shall be valid, notwithstanding the time
limited by law for bringing the same may
have expired, and in cases where no ap-
peal has been brought, such appeal may be
brought within one year from the passage
of this act -5
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Military
Committee, with amendments to the bill
providing for appointed commissioners of
officers for several States named, and de-
eide upon the validity of claims forquarter-
master stores, etc, furnished by loyal per-
sons to the United States army during the
rebellion The amendments including
Ohio and Indiana, with Virginia, as
directed by the bill. tE--
Mr.. Lane reported House joint resolu-
tion, extending to the Court of Claims the
jurisdiction in cases of claims for quarter
masters stores furnished the forces of
Gen. Lew Wallace, during Morgan's raid
through Indiana and Ohio.
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FOR RENT.

GENERAL DWELLINGS IN THE CITY
- and Edgefeld. Also, Business Houses well
located.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY, -
febl6-lw Agents. No. IS Public Square.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTRIX OF
1sNRthGniel Cross, deceased, gives notice to
all persons indebted to the estate to come for
ward and make payment and all who have
claims against the same to produce and file
them for payment February Is, 1867.
ANN Q. CROSS, Executrix.
febl6-dlWEW2tF
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MTE ARE RECEIVING A SUPERIOR
w Stock, to which we invite the attention
of the Trade.
febl6-lm
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DELPHI THEATRE. CUFRRY

A DELPHI THEATRE, CHERRY ST.
a Gate Old Nashville Theatre Sam. I.
Simon5, Business Manager and Treasure; +. L.
Keller, Stage Manager. Immense Success of the
New Company. Saturday Evening, February
l6, will be presented the Streets of New York"
Act lst. The Bankers Office. Act I'd The Streets
Of New York. Act Sd. The Mansion of the Rich.
Act 4th. Snow Storm Act 5th. The Fire Act
9th. The Marriage. Miss Dora Shaw will
shortly appear. febl6-lt
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HIST RECEIVED

1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR, OF EVERY
lOOO grade; 1000 bushels Black Oats, for
seed. Also, Rye, Blue Grass Seed, Hominy.
Bacon, etc. Six boxes celebrated Sunny South"
RHEA, SMITH a CO.,
febl6-3t No. II Market street.
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A lot Of land in the town of GoodettsvilIe, be-
ginning at the corner of Lumsey street and a
cross street in said town, running thence with
said Lumsey street 16 poles to u stake, thence
north g, east IS l-lOth poles to stake, thence
north s9o, west l6 poles to a stake in said cross
street and thence ii poles to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-Nine months credit.
Note with approved security required, With in %
terest from day Of sale. Sale free from redemp-
tiOn. NJ, Il. HOWELL, e. \ NJ.
fab1E-tI
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SEQ REWARD.
TO STEAMBOATMEN.
FOR SALE,
The STEAMER MAMIE.


DURSUANT To INSTRUCTIONS FROM
i the City Council, the Stern-Wheel Steamer
Mamie, now lying at the lower wharf three
years and half old, with all the Furniture,
Rigging, etc., ETC., together with
TWO GRAVEL FLATBOATS.
Are offered for sale.
Dimensions of the Steamer as follows:
/ Length of Hull. III feet over all.
{ Breadth of Beam, 20 feet inches.
Breadth of Floor 20 feet, inches.
Depth Of Hold, 8 feet, 10 inches in the clear.
Two Slide Valve Engines, 10 inches Cylinder.
2 feet inches stroke.
Two dOuble-fued Boilers, Is feet long. 40
inches in diameter, and Doctor for supplying
water to Boilers, ETC., etc.
Proposals for the purchase of the Steamer and
Flats will be received at the office of the Chair
man of the Street Committee, No. u North Col
lege street, until Monday. the 18th Of February,
1867. She will be sold for Cash, or on four and
six mouths time, for good and approved notes.
All proposals subject TO the acceptance or re-
lection Of the City Council.
GEO. S. KINNEY,
febl5-9t Chm Street Committee