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RIVER NEWS

There were no arrivals or departures
yesterday.
Tue river is falling very slowly, with
four feet (scant) on the shoals. The weather
continues to moderate, and nearly all Of the
snow and ice have disappeared
A dispatch from Cairo to the Louisville
Courier, dated the ed, says the Nashville
departed that day for this port On the
other hand, dispatch of the same date,
from her Captain, states that the prospect
was good for her departure on the 9th or
18th. Il is possible that she may have LEFT
"a reported in the Courie's dispatch, as the
ice was rapidly disappearing on the 22d in
consequence Of the moderation Of the
weather.
The Talisman was reported in port at
Cairo.
The Tempest, Capt. Bateman, was sdver-
tised to leave louisville Yesterday, for this
port.
The Louisville Courier ofyesterday says
The river WAS falling quite fast yester-
day, with only six feet water in the canal
in the evening by the mark During the
previous twenty-four hours it had fallen
one foot at the head of the falls, and three
feet at PoTtland-a very rapid decline.
On the falls there were four and 4 half
feet water in the pass, down the Indian
chute, last evening, and falling, with a
good deal Of Heating ice in the river.
Navigation was still held in check yes
terday by the formidable appearance of the |
ice, and no boats ventured out Of port, ex-
eepting the tOwbOat Champion. She was
busily engaged cutting channels through the
ice in the harhor, and finally worked her |
way up TO the coal boat landing, making a
channel for the Darling.
A gorge of ice was reported in the Mis-
sissippi above Cairo, at DOgtOoth bend
That was bad news for st. Louis, but high |
~ favorable for the Ohio river boats as
they would have less ice to encounter from |
the upper Mississippi.
The ArgOnaut No. ?, that recently sank |
at the New Albany shore, below the falls, |
has at length been abandoned to the under |
derwriters. The freight has all been re-
moved, including her cargo of pig iron
and being valued at only 81 900 as she now
lies, which is but so per cent, the owners
have given her mp to the insurance COM
panies.
A dispatch Of the 23d from Pittsburg
says
The weather is moderating. There are |
no prospects Of navigation being resumed /
unless we have rains The streets are
blockaded with snow.
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MARKETS By TELPGRAPH.

New York stock and Money Market.
NFw YeRx, Jan, 24.-MOBey steady at GOT per
cent for call loans Sterling dull ct e995I
Goldieasier, opening at 1885. declining to 1867
and closing 1895.
10 Liverpool a shade drmer with engagements
tor 5000 bushels Of corn for steam at Sd and To-
909 sushels barley torsailing vessels, at Cd.
1855, do Is 1853. l0-4Os 9535, 7sOs l6ii5 Pitsbs
8g1seS gl4; W 421S do prfi 1875: Fort Wayne
961z9965s: Rhode Island 991 $685., Ohio eerts.
814@ S3s; W U 46l4; NJ 5 7S1sG7s4. Mining
Hill 400 Gunnell lS5; Quartz HUI 81.
New York Market.
NV YoRK. Jan. 2.-CottOn unchanged sales
zoo bales. Flour dull at S950Gll for ex State
Wheat lower at s. 09gS 10 for white,
Petroleum iifmer 201S for crude, 25gFSl for re
fined in bond Whisky nominal.
L4OuisyfIIe Market.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 24-TobaccO, sales SO hhds,
low grade at Sl2 65 and SIS IS. Superfne -four,
SIG. Grain, corn sheiled Joe; ar6oe65. Oats Sc.
Wheat s. 80,
Provisions. mess pork 81 So Bacon, shoulders
l2e: clear sides. lSlSo hams Ice. Lard l29fc.
Whisky, raw 81 g.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Jan. 24-Superfne heur SSGs 2j.
Wheat dull and heavy, 70 Sc better, at s. l29
ID for No !. Corn closed quiet AZ ~ for No l.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Jan. A.-FlOuT unchanged and
dull Superine 80 506l0 Is; trade and fancy
brands Sll4H 50. Wheat duh but holders con-
tend for full, prices-No I s. IS. Corn So for ear
and Gle for shellsd.
Cotton held at Sl@Sllz for middliug. hut these
rates are nominal.
Whisky dull at . in bond
Hogs 75c lower, CLOSING at s. 2jd7 IS. Mess
pork SOC lever, closing $50 80 for best but 80
was the best offered Bacon. shoulders lie, clear
sides l2A8l3. Gold l34.
st VOafs R5avaCaf
ST. Louis, Jan. 24.-Cotton market dull at 2ae
for middling.
Flour easier at sS50@lO forsuperdne. Wheat
firm, but business small, prime TO choice 81 So.
Pork mess $40 5000 Hog Sc 50 for heavy.
Whisky dull and unsettled at 50 1902 Is.
changed. Corn quiet, ear 559a56c; shelled Gle
New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, January 2L--CottOn market
easier; sales 5000 bales; low middliRg at Sic;
middling &c; receipts to-day 1851 bales; exports
3,060bales.
Sugar frmer, l2lzc. Molasses. fair e4c. prime
to choice 70@73c Flour, superine Sli 5Gal200;
Gold l34A.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2l,-Cotton quiet OF 30930Jz,
Mess pork S26GS2G so, Corn firm at 81 03QSl O5.
Flour firm; choice $l0@Sl5 so. Oats s0as2c
Dressed Hogs l09l3; clear sides l4c; sugar cured
hams BE Lard 15@l51z.
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To C0nsumptivese-The Advertiser, hay-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dresd disease COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all whc desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used. Gree OF charged. with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which be couceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
then nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
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Ten lines Of solid nonparcil make one square.
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled 10 q dis
count Of ~ per cent.
Eyery other dRy(e. o. d. advertisements viii
be charged two-th irds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted in the Fri Weekly
will be charged one dollar square for hrst IN
sertion and dfty cents each additional insertion.
In tie Weekly, one dollar square for each
insertion.
special or City Item Notice. y cents line,
fret, and 10 cents q line every additional inseT-
ton.
Chsngos IN advertisements will be charged 81
the rate Of 50 cents q square
AN Advertisements are due from date Of hrst
insertion. Hereafter the cash system viii be
adhered %, and no transient advertisements viii
be taken unless accompanied By the money.
r Z. DUEyTNGT0N j Co,
Union and Dispatch.
RoprRTa. WATTERs0g A PURyt7.
Banner.
TRAgis WINHAN, for
Press and Time Co.
Nashville. Tenn. an. p. 1867.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT no EuL.-Mr.
j. G.. Marsh, was before Squire Mathews
on yesterday. charged with an assault with
intent to kill, upon the person Of J. II.
Schlierer Il appears that q short time
since, Mr.. Schlierer discovered some Of
Mr. Marh's hogs destroying a stock Of his
corn, whcreupon he Erred his shotgun At
them, iniUring some Of tie hogs Mr.
Marsh became indignant AZ this, and re
solving on revenge, armed himself with a
revolver and proceeded Co Schlierer's
house and violently burst the door open, 81
the same time leyeling his pistol az him.
Schlierer, in the presence Of his family de-
ended, himself and quite q lively scuiile
ensued, which resulted in the eiertment OF
the intruder from the house. From this a
warrant vas procured The parties were
before the Squire Yesterday, bat the final
trial has not vet been had The parties
left the good-humored Squire with better
ieelings toward each other than they enter
tsined when they entered "a.
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ASH WILLIE
GENERAL DIRECTORY

fVHE UNDkR5idN Ri. NOW ENGAGED ~
4 Numbering tbs hcuss1 b ha.hFiiis. propose.
IN connection with this duty % set % com
plefs General aud busnsss Directory ~ e. q
city, @ WhlGh they invite the attention 81 aaYar-
Hser8. IL i8 their eegiEn % make u q ~ et9lS
III taGi 9s well az 10 name EN- braeiaf aver is
tlrre and item Of lJral lnf9rmafion common q
city direetoriea Tbs adFsrtisomeuta are u9i u
be miXed up with the Ui7seIoV PaEsa, hal sat
Be lHdiciaualy displayed u 81 eetal aspaf liaah.
~ he volume apbr8priafei 30 thai purpo7e.
Advertising Hafea.-Gas page ana cQpf
81 book SO; halfpa ani copI % book, 3 s
third Of page and copy % book, tlui t9afse OF
pare ana bobk. O. ard prise Of be4k, 1olas.
81 Addre-7 box rs Po7ioi1ces o. 20 Gnsrea c.
IOM CANNING.
i,ufsgw CHARLES MORLEY.
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Free 90 EFerHboall .

A LAR0E6 PAGE CATALOGUE. TEACH
"A ing hoH q rsm0vs far, trsskiest Pimpiss.
Blotches. Moth Pstchea, sailsHTess, isr4p taoAA,
WhIzkers, restore. curl and heauflB ihq nkl{
renew the ase. cure drunk euuess. neryyas aeoil
ity. ana other usefEl and F1igabie int4linAt.9n,
SHUTS i CO. CheInlstz, - River street.
Toy. ~. l. decls-Wlm
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snnrcme Conrt neclsions.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan "a, lS65.-Court
met this day pursuant to adjournment, all
he Judges being present
q. r Hendlay Fl as. ys. james Frank
Ian si Gls Judgment affirmed by Judg,
Mnlign.
The business Of the law docket of IN,
seventh circuit was concluded to-day, cK
cept the case OF b. l.. Ridlv as. Freeman
Sherhrook, which was passed until
row morning BY agreement The
wolves the coustituiionality of the
law. and il taken mp la the morn
occupy the court during the day
J. q. Frazier. Clerk.
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- DESTIsrRY.-Dr Russell has removed
his dental rooms to No. 1884 Church street.
KirkmRn block up stairs.) The Doctors
reputation ia 80 we'll established throughout
the State Of Tennessee, that IL is unneces-
sary for rs 20 saw ought in his praise. He
has fitted mp his new rooms on Church
street IN elegant style, where be will be
happy "a attend 20 his friends and Gus
fIFnnFa
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-25

Frank Leslie's Magazine for February,
Atlantic Monthly for February, Harpers
Monthly for February, Hsrper's Weekly,
Freeman's Journal, Round Table, Metho-
dist World, Mercury. and Pilot, have been
received by John York, Al Union street.
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REMOVAL OF CoTroN. Messrs. Henri
ford d Reeves, who have formerly done
business at No. 40, Broad street, on yester-
day commenced removing their extensive
stock 10 No. 70 Public Square. Among
the removals we're three hundred bales of
cotton, Of very superior quality.
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To Marry or not 90 Marry WHY
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws, in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address DR.. J. SEuLN HoUaHFOE.
Howard Association. Philadelnhia. Pa.
jan i5-9m
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Boots ana shoes Cheap Ra 90 Public
SquRFe.-In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer--be he a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock OF
goods before supplying himself as / am quite in
earnest to give bargains MAX. L. GUTTMANN,
sep6-tf No 20 Public Square
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TIM mud was very deep Yesterday on
Broad street, opposite Ben. Cutters shoe
store. where there ought 10 be a good, safe
crossing. As we passed along Broad street,
60 the river, we saw the bottom Of a boot
sticking out Of the mud. Written on It
were the words Who viii care for moth
er now Evidently some good fellow, in
the habit Of taking care Of his mama, had
gone down head foremost, and had lost his
life Poor fellow, a monument ought 20
he erected over the spot.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Geld opened in New York yesterday at
1916, was 1S4I at 1880, lS4i at l:s0, and
closed at IS4a at P. N. The rate here
was 1873 buying, and 1876 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday lower:
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A MIsrRNI.-In the poeticsi tribute 10
the memory Of Miss Louie HawkinB
printed in Yesterday paper the word
who's" in the second line Of the second
4tanza. should have been "whose"
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RECORDERS toURr.-The amount Of
litigation before the Recorlcro ON Yesterday
morning was not large -
$. II Baker ior being drunk and disar-
derby was fined $40 and costs.
William Cato, creating a nuisance. 81
and costs.
s. h. Thompson, drunk aud disorderly
conduct, $40 and costs.
Tom. Pennyore, violating market rales
dismissed on paving cost
Elias Napier, disorderly conduct, SO
and costs
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STREET OBsTRUCUoEs.-There has been
forscyeral days, pile Of brick and lumber
lying in Cherry street near Union, which
considerably obstructs that public thorough
fare. They should be removed as soon as
possible
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-25

Tar January number Of the Nashville
Journal Of Medicine aRa Surgery is on the
table 1t is repleie, as usual, with inter
estiug matter. The chief original paper is
BY Prof Jones, on Spurious Vaccination
most important topic, snd most ably treated
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dge-Harmless. Reliable, In
stentaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous tints Natural Black OF Brown Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed Hilham A. BStehelor. An others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers- Factory e.
Barclay street, New York. ldeo29-ly
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CRIMINAL CoURT-This court is still
progressing with lie business docket There
were on yesterday no important cases Of
public Interest, ,he main number Of cases
disposed Of being for gaming, tipPling, etc.
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Tennessee Bonds new, Sc Silver. ........-....l22
Also. highest price paid for all kinds Of southern
Bank Notes See price list, furnished when desired.
Deposits received and Exchange furnished GA
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
Land, Ireland, Franco, and all parts Of Germany
CoRPORATIoS CHECKs cashed at best rates
OFFICE. corner Union and Cherry street. oPpo-
site Bank Of Tennessee
Once hours 5 A. II. to P. n.
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IMPROVEMENT. - The house formerly
known as the "Bee Hive" Daguerrean
Gallery on Cherry street near Union, is
being repaired and much imPtoyed pre-
naralory % ils being occupied.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the 9th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, James F. Wilksrson. No
2l9 South Cherry street, by Rev. Dr. R. b c.
Howell, Mr.. JANIS n. EABEs. Of Green Castle
Ind. to Miss BErTIE WLEERsoN.
May the couple he ever happy, and their saik
through this life be strewn with choice roses,
uninterrupted by the thorns Of misfortunel
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WISH TO.PuRCHAsE A SMALL fAk,Aa
4 la Middle IeunWsee. Weh .niff 49,. 80
saod water and c0nventgnt @ ..tsiIr -
rhuTrh.e psrrsus having sufh lir sils.tit - .
glldress ne 10 MozsY Greek. JthrIs-H ,'Iie1i
Fsgt Iauuar-ss with de1rrirtlons pf'.'' So '
p4.riieql,a ,, about il' a. A.. M0UNTCA5TLE.
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NOTICE.

rFHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
i ont the entire stock Of Groceries II b. q.
GTngsbsy, On the corner Of Vine and Broad
which he Will buy exclusively isr cash and can
afford 70 sell cheap for the same, Mr. d. GILMAN
wiz arteud 70 the business for me. aud We would
be pleased % have our friends and the public
give US = call
janl9-2m ROBERT PINkAhD.
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COleman's Instant Relief fer Mammary
Abscess. or "bealed breasts" with females
after Parturitisn. This is the only preparation
knswn that win sooth and soften che breast and
give almost immediate relief. Manufactured and
for sale only at CoLKMLy's Drug Store. 30 Church
street Danl2-2aW-lm
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The Healing Peel, and House of
Mercy Howard Association Reports. for
You've Men, on the CRlME Of SOLITUDE, and
the Errors. ABUSES and DIsEAsEs which destroy
the manly powers. and create impediments 10
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Address,
DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHTON. Howard Association.
Philadelphia. Pa ljRnl5-3m
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 24-P. N.
CoTroN.-There was considerable actiyi-
ty in the cotton market to-day, and 4l9
bales were sold as follows: 9 at 2Sl, 80 at
2sG284, 1O2 at 2s@2S 45,@29, Is at 2s4,
I at 2S}, 26 at 27@2St, 13 at 2s492ss,
20 at 284, so at 28@2S!, Sc at 2s@299c
pen 10. There vas only bales sold at 294,
which was above the market, and brought
by an extra fine article.
Bales.
receiver 80
Shipped . ~
CoRN.--The supply of corn has not been
increased, and sales continue TO be made at
81 O26l O5.
OATs- Held at s5c per buahel supply
small.
HAY.-S266 S27 per ton.
GRoCERiEs-Market firm Stocks light
and prices tending upward.
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Buy Your Coal, the best quality Peacock,
at "A North Cherry Streets SO per load Of II
bushel6, delivered janl0-tf
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The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P. B. Mason & Co., No. "a North
Cherry street. at S 50 per load of II bushels.
delivered in any part Of the city. janlO-tf
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IL our notice Of Messrs. Burnham a
Wsnds establishment on yesterday the
typea had IS. 600 for $4,000.
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at q North Cherry
street. janl0-tf
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Taos j. MARE. Pras't L. G. TARBox. Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following the rates paid for uncurrent
money These quotations are liable 10 huctuats, but
may be depended on a sufficient length Of time for
rcIttances 10 be received by mail express if for
wardsd without delay.
TENNESSEE Georgia Railroad and
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To clsse business We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Brandies, Havana and Do
mestic Cigars. PANDOLFINI & RIvA,
isnl0 y North Cherry street
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BAn.-Om streets and street crossings
sre in a very muddy condition since the
thaw.
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For Married Ladies' OBly.-A fool for
luck. and poor man for children. Send for
Circular. L. L. COLEMAN. NJ. D..
janl22w Box 5G2, Nashville. Tenn.
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THE TRADERS BANK Has REMOVED
l. from old No IS College street to
NO. 30 new nGmbeT) Union STREET,
Next door to Sandy Cartsr's saloon
tHY1a-1u
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DE-. y. 3. MANLOYE

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Oto the citizens Of Nashville.
70 OBSTETRICAL 81 ki8Ekl. ahei ne D.
eases Of Women and Children, be y "a giTe spe-
Gal attsnti0n- so
Once, for the present. sf 10 residence. so
80 NORTH SUMNER sTkEkI, few doora
uerfh 81 Jefferson
NashFilie Jan. 5. l8ss3. an IA
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FLORENCE
THE BEAUTIFUL

VOM HOODS Song Of the Shirt" would
i never have been sung had be lived in he
golden age 81 the Sewing MacbinaF 5ulca
Stitch Stitch but 90 more Weafg heafi3 or
aching heads. The nimble needle 2 not pied ~
hands but moves Ike a thing Of life-4giely,
quickly, surely. the greatest blessing "a me
nineteenth century.
The Florence Is The latest improved oi al
Sewing Machines II Quilts, Cofda. Lnchs.
Hens. FEELS. ard Gather and Sews on az tbt
same time makes f0ur distinct sfitchesi et@s
from ighf toIel or len b. right az the VIII Of the
operator, and IN the only Mnfhiur having snii
adjusting SHUTTLE fEN5ipNa tef Anii5
use. uOne compare with t.
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FOR LEASE.

100 ACRES Of LAND, ABOUT Two
lNtO miles from the citT. Is we'll adapted 70
Garden purposes, OF for Pagturage. an5 viii be
rented for a term Of year,, at aTea9onabls price.
Also, That valuable ana highly fmpFoEed
this city situated On the Louisville ana nashville
Railroad and dalatin Turnpike, containing
over 30 acre8 and Is one Of the hnsst places IN
the State For terms. etc, apply r. -
janE-2w dE0. " SHIELDS
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Yellow Pine Flooring, atlow prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer sta. If
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nAILnoAnTIMr TARLE.

NAgHvILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train;
Arrive at Nashville ..-.......--'.. S Cg a. ~
Leave ''..--.'-'..-'-''-.---'-.'.'. '''' r. ~
Nail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at--.--........---.'..-.' - A. NJ
Arrive Il Nashville -. azi p d..
Memphis. Mobile and r. o. Express,
Leave Nashville at ---..--'--...-.-.' ~ p H.
Arrive at Aashy II - A. a.
r8T-rcyTTrF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville al ..... 500 4. n. and 100 P. n.
Arrive al Louisville al ~ p D. ana ~ u p n.
Arrive al Nashville Rt..5-20 p. d. and AID A. A..
pss-epger Car attached 10 Freight Train
Leave Nashville Hi-.....--'.--.--'r. 80 p ~
Arrive al kashyil e.-....... ..--ll'o =. ~
,ykeHyIILE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville AL. $50 4 N. and 49, P n.
Arrive nj Chattanooga. 200 p NJ hnd ~ A. ".
Iesta Chattanooga -....- go a. 81. ana w ?. n.
rive at Nashville 20 a. ~ ana f.og A. a.
NASHVILLE AND NORTHMh - ILi'N RAJ Ni'"N'"
Passenger Trains.
Love E,si,v;lIe ni.......6.25 A. NJ. and 800 p n.
t-ri,-a al NaahvilIe.-..l000 A. n. and b.b 2. 81.
rpqrrTFIp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive al Nashville Wv A. n.
Leave Nashviile p ~.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-25

T. q. CFnnk a Co., No. IA Union street,
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods Ar COST
for thirty days jan2O-IE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-25

Great Attraction The entire stock Of
cur beautiful Dress Goods and Wooden Goods
are now being sold AT COST. to make room for
our Spring Stock Call at +. 4 J. NOrthman's.
% Public Square and Judge for yourselves,
jan2N-lW 4. & j. WORKMAN.