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NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING oUAIA
i Eed as AdmiHistraioT With The viii annexed
on the estate of Benjamin. Litt0n. deceased.
rsquestg all pgrties indebted ~ sad estate u
cone forward and settle. aud parties having
claims AGAINST SAID estate viii pEesent theai
properly authenticaged within the time pre-
7Qribed b. law. or they viii BE- barred
ISAAC LITI0A. Adur
With tue WiH anneTed Of Benz Litt0n, Decd.
iau9-dff-w4L
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CHAMBER OF CoSndERcE.-We are glad
10 see that the prospects, Of the Chamber oil
Commerce are very aatteriug, and that our
most aetive men are becoming interested in
a. ..sc,.aa
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NFw HousEs.-Mr Morris, member
Of the City Council, designs we learn, erect
ing three large new brick houses m the city
during the ensuing spring and summer
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4 WISH To PURCHASE A SMALL FAkM
4 ia Mldals isnneaEses we'd imprqFed, Eitl
good WateT, and e1ng sniant % asauuls aud
cburches. Persons having such taF saiewlil please
address Be at A0wy Greek. jeaeTs9n county.
East IeuHessse Wiih description. pfless sod fol-
particular about the land.
jan 5-lm y. MOUNTCA TIE.
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An accident happened 10 Adah-Isaaos-
Menken- Heenan recently daring her per
formauce az the Gazette Theatre Paris, in
the Prais5 dc 70 Sayoat Al the moment
when she as carried over the mountains
bound, like Mazeppa, % the back Of q
horse the animal Ia making the ascent
lost is footing and iell with her on The
stare An exclamation % terror burst forth
among the audience, and the curtain vas at
once lowered. Menken, however almost
Immediately appeared II the fooi-lghts to
show that she was unhuri, and the per
Torrance was shortly resumed.
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Tennessee Bonds, ..6l1H Silver.
Also, highest price paid for all kinds of Southern
Bank Notes See price list, furnished when desired
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land, Ireland, France, and all parts Of Germany
CORPORATiOE CHECEs cashed at best rates.
OFFICE. corner Union and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours s A. n. TO P. n.
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Rgr1eIous.-Rev. J. II. Peoples, Of
North Carolina, will preach this evening
at seven o'clock, al the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church, preparatory to the
communion service on Sabbath.
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Building Lumber of ali kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. re
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MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.


New YOrIE stock and Money Market.
Nav T0SK, jan sl.-ThsTe Eas better
fseling IA financial ciTcies to-day, and disposl
ton 70 SELL Stocks opened duh and dr0opirg,
Ont improved at tbs regular boards, and closed
&. " pr0ferred. Ohio certificates, 2s924ss;
Western Union. 4fsl4S443z; Central. sd5sey.;
Frie. a5Ha5iz<: Hudson. l2lsl2S; Reading,
- Tejeio. he r. r. See ii w. S5gs5Is
H. ". 343si preferred, G3s4; " Wabash, AIS 30 {
81, 1915, DO "a. l059s DO new % IOiss; l0-40'a
~; Prea sares. le8ss-
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10 Marry or not TO Marry Why
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of tie Howard Association, on the Physi-
clog sal 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, Or. J. SETLLIS HoUGBToS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
ian. Linn
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ANorHER drove Of mules passed through
the city on yesterday, destined for the
Southern market. They command very
high prices Just at this time.
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The stock Of cotton in Liverpool on the
3rd Of January amounted to 5l7, 900 bales,
of which 1900 was American. The
stock on hand at the corresponding period
last year was 4O2,69O bales, including 49,
140 American. Messrs. Lockhart d Demp-
ster in their circular of the 11th of Janu-
airy, report the Liverpool cotton market as
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THOs. 5. MARI. Pres't. L. G. TARBox, Cash T
NATIONAL SAYINGS, COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations are liable to iuctuate but
may be depended a sufficient length of time for
remittances to be received by mail express if for
Wardsd without DELAY.
TFRNEgSFF laorgia PafIr,,3 all
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Nun BoUND.--Our streets and crossings
we're in an iniolerRble condition on yes
tepiay. The sudden melting Of the snow
and thawing Of the ground created per
fectly LIQUID mud that rendered the streets
almost impossible and subieoting every
pedestrian 10 the unpleasautness OF being
bAspattered by passing vehicles.
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buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock,
at "a North Cherry Streets so per load of II
bushels, delivered janl0-tf
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Cedar Pests and Fencing Lumber,
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets
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The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P. B. Mason Co.. No q North
Cherry street, at IS 50 per load of Il bushels.
delivered in any part Of the city. janlO-tf
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/ CISCINN lTr Jan SSl-Fleur and wheat IN
changed. Corn quiet at 55Ga56c for ear ans
s3955 Tor shelled, aud not much demand. Dat,
| dull, No lie. Rye and barley unchanged
| Whisky IN fair demand at S25 in bond. Cotton
unchanged and dull; middlng Sic. Hogs firm a
! " o0e7 s.. Provisions rather dull and without
/ change Of any Importance. Mess pork S20920 so
| the latter for good city brands Bulk meats
dull; shoulders 719jG l34e; sides 9139934e loose
| clear bacon sides are in demand at l234 i3c. No
demand Of consequence for shoulders or ribbed
sides Lard l2c with fair demand, but AZ IS diff
cult to buy prime city at less Than PIE Nothing
doing in green meats. There was an error in
the tootings of the pork packing statistics as
published in the Price Current. " hish reduces
the estimate increase to $4,000. Linseed oil is
in active demand and prices have advanced 20
81 80. Butter ard cheese unchanged. Eggs 30c.
Gold closed at l35 buying, but was bought in
the forenoon at l4. No change in the money
market.
st. I.Ouis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3l.-Westher very mild and
snow thHwing very rapidly. and the prospect of
q speedy resumption Of navigation caused the
holders Of produce to ask higher prices, but
high freghts induced buyers to hold on. To-
baccO nominal and unchanged. Cotton quiet at
Sic Middling -four dull and unchanged, bust
ness very duh. Wheat dali at millers standing.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 3l.-CottOn dali and droop-
ing. Whisky nominal. Wheat dull, S@5c lower.
MiKei western in store Sl03Z9l09. ahOst Sll3.
Oats lower. Western 60962. Groceries dull.
Pork steady and less active; $40 1920 so for
new mess, closing at so . cash; western SIS slg
IL. and $500 for prsme ness, also SIS new
mess $40 3792l p
Gold shade frmer, Openi ng at 34ts, Rdyanc-
ing 10 $50 and closiDga at 3512.
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follORs


1.-THE market during the week has varied con-
siderably but the general tone has been weak
and the tendency of prices downward. At the
close of last week business was very dull, and
prices declined about I'd per lbtrOm the circu-
lar quotations. On Monday there was a revival
of the demand, and the previous decline was re-
covered but on the following day, Tuesday. the
Manchester market exhibited such unmistakable
signs of weakness. that prices here Immediately
gave way again. Since then buyers have held
aloof and only small business has been trans
acted at gradually declining prices The reports
of the Manchester market have continued I'M
favorable and holders here have been free sell
ers. American cotton has been in fair demand,
but quotations must be reduced 14d to I'D per Id
on the week. Sea Islands have also been in fair
demand and prices remain unchanged. Egyptian
has been in large supply lowing to heavy imports,
and prices have consequently been irregular;
quotations are generally I'd per ID lower than
on this day week. Other long staples must be
quoted I'd to I'd per Id lower East India and
other short-stapled descriptions have been in
poor demand, and with free sellers prices have
given away about I'D per 10. A good deal ofbu-
siness TO arrive" has been reported, the latest
prices named being, on the basis Of middling,
from New Orleans, l51sd and l5d per ID; from
Savannah, ship named, AID per ID; and from
Mobile l45zd and l41sd per ID. The sales for the
week amount to 40 go bales including l2s70
bales American. (Which q, $40 bales have been
to the rrade 2,gl0 on speculation, and 1870 for
export. Actual export, 1922 bales Import,
Al 953 bales, including ,456 bales American. In
crease of stock 1850 bales The quantity now
900 bales, and from India and China, lls,6OO
bales total ITS 800 bales, a ainst $4,000 bales
last week and against $4,000 bales IN the cores
DCndipR week of p { vear
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FROM OBIoN COUNTY. We learn from
citizens, from the county of Obion, that
there is great excitement in that region,
and the people are in continual turmoil
and disturbance. In several localities
numbers Of the citizens are in fear of their
lives. Frank Farris, the man who killed
Senator Case, is still in the county. He
sent word to the sheriff a few days ago to
come and take him, that he was prepared
for emergencies. There is no prospect of
an immediate close Of these troubles.
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber, corner
Crawford and North Summer streets [tf
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CIRCUIT CouRr.--Eo very important
cases we're adjudicated in this court on yes
day Of public importance. No decision
In the case referred to on yesterday Of Mrs.
sheerer "a. Green and Fite has yet been
made
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AT THE ST. CRARLEs.-Rev. Wesley
Wright Of Mason county, Kentucky, is at
the 81 Charles hotel. He has some rich
mineral specimens Of the resources Of the
soutb. which be will take pleasure in ex-
limiting 70 the citizens Of Nashville.
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BE Sure and go t. g. Rice & Co.'S No 81
College street, and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed BY the 18th Of
February ian22-tf
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. ltf
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Lambert Iumberi Aumber I-4O, zoe
feet Yellow Pine Flooring for sale, cheap for
cash, By J. +. e,'SHAUGREEssT & Co.
jan25-lW Opposite H. a c. r. K. Depot;
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "A North Cherry
street. janl0-tf
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Ak eligible front portion of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can &c Obtained
by applying at this ofiee. OF at No. p Church
street. nextdoor to the Masonic Hall. feb1tf
w. Y. Wards Seminary for Youn z
Ladies', No. IS Spruce street.-The Spring Ses-
sion will open on MONDAY. the 1lth Of Feb
Tuary. Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited to consider the
merits Of this School in its Departments Of Lite
nature. Languages. Psintihs and Music
isn3l -lW
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Geld opened in Nes York yesterday
at I94JJ, was 1S4E at 1880, and had ad-
vanced to 1863 at 1890. The closing rate
had no, been received up to tie hour Of
the closing of the banks. The rate here
was l33 buying and 135 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows
DDS coupons I075 1O73[
2-s, "a series, coupons.........-..... l051s@l06
2-1s, 81 series, c0upOns.....-........ lO55s@l06
DDS, new issue -- .a-..-..--.---. l04l 40l043z
l9-5ys--''. S92sd9954
us 1895 l0415
Sterling Exchange declined in New
York yesterday to I0s5@ l093.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks here at / cent discount, and sold
at par.
Bat little was doing in uncurrent money,
and we heard of no change in rates.
Bank Of Tennessee was quiet at 45@49c
buying and 50@51c selling.
Planters Bank was bought at 83c and
sold at 85c, while Union Bank was bought
at S0c and sold at SOc.
Southern Bank notes were dnIl at the ad-
vertised rates
Nashville Corporations hecks were bought
pi lOc discount
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the Goth nit as follows $4,000 new at
623c, 81 900 at 62sc, and on the 18th, 81
900 ex-coupons at 633, and $4,000 new at
&c. This shows a considerable improve
ment ON the sales Of the previous few days |
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 2Sth nit says:
Strenuous efforts are making by the inAa-
tionists foster the absurd opinion that the late
Wall street panic was the inevitable result ofthe
of the currency. and they urge the \
repeal of the contraction law of 18th April. It'll 4
even reported some Ofthe strong capitalists at tho
head Of this party, have done all in theirpowerto
exaggerate the force of the spasm during the past
two OF three weeks that they might make |
gain BY imposing on the eredulity of the public
and By awakening the fears of Congress. Such
efforts will have the success they deserve; for ii
Is well known that the recent panic was caused,
IS nearly all panics are, by transportation.
The broker, too, if we are not mislntormed, have
IN some cases done business on slender margins
md forirresponsibie customers, who were un-
iDie 10 respond Wuen Jne lneNltBDib turn IN tue |
market came. The loan market is working
more freely. The rate for accommodation on call
s 7 per cent on approved miscellaneous collate-
,als and on governments. Considerable sums
IRE accommodating in the hands of the leading
firms at 81. and even lower rates, The discount
demand is quiet, choice bills passing freely at :,
md less eligible names at S@I0."
The exports of specie from New York to
oreign ports last week amounted to $685.
SO. The following will show the total ex-
,orts from Jan. to Jan. 26 in the years
noted: ass
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. 40 Church street.
novA
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TaPRoyENEu PBosRTEsTNG. - The
large and extensive Improvements in pro
cess OF erection on the c0rner Of Cherry
and Cedar streets, the site Of the terrible
conaagration last fall. are progressing quite
vigorously. Though the Weather has been
very unpropitioua the work OF blasting
and e1cavailng has gone steadily forward
Prospects are that IL VIII not be b great
while before fne block Of new buildings
will udorn that uniortuuaie locality.
TIE STACEY HoUsE has recently IN
dergone considerable improvement on the
frrt floor. and can now boast Of one Of the
largest and most elegant reading rooms in
the cItv. We are glad % make q note Of
this and 10 wish Capt Stacey large ahar,
ofproeporitv. He hiss settled IN our midst
and shown lis faith in Nashville By invest
ms ~ means literally IN bricks and mor
tar thus IDENTIFYING himself with the com
munity from which he seeks custom, and
deserve their oon6denoe and iaFora We
are pratifod 20 state that the beautiful pa
Der With which the improved part Of Tbs
house Is hung was furnished BY J. VI. Hi
& Co., enterprising dealers, with q large
stock.
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To the Creditors of James l.. Bell
Deceased.
N~OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BIZ
decree of the Cbancery Court at Nashville,
rendered on January 9Th, 1867, all claims against
the estate Of James L. Bell deceased. must be
filed in the efhce Of the Clerk and Master "a u
before tne FIRsT MONDAY N APRIL NENT, or thss
will be forever barred
MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
ln..ll -l.r--DaNLIA
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wholesale Drug Store.

TWIN a PENDLErON. HAVING SOLD
IL their retail stock OF No. 10 south side of the
Public Square to Mr. II. w. Hasslock. have re-
moved 20 the Store formerly occupied by Ewin.
Pendieton 4 Co.. No. 5 Inn Block, northeast
corner of The Public Square.
70 their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr.. HaSslOck as
a gentleman fay0rably known as a Druggist Of
business man and citizen
They have associated with them in business
their former partner, MM. II. EMlN, and pro-
pose under the firm ftyle Of Ewiu, Pendletsn &
90, to carry on q general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSiN ESS as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of their former
friends, and all others looking TO Nashville as a
market in which 90 make their purchases.
Mr.. {. DUPRb, who was formerly with Ewin,
Pendieton a Co.. and lstteTly with Us. viii
remain in the hause.H
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DUCK RIVER
MALE ACADEMY,
FAERFIEE{D TENN.

THE TRUSTEES OF THIS ACADEMY,
i having entirely re fitted the School Rooms.
take pleasure in notifying the public that the
Principal is prepared to receive an additional
number Of pupils for the ensuing year.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Class per month ..............s2 90
Secondary Glass. embracing the common
English bTanches.) ..-...-. 49,. 3 90
Advanced Glasses in Mathematics and the
Languages t'.-.. W
a contingent fee will be charged, sufficient to
pay the incidental expenses Of the school rooms.
Good Boarding can be procured in the neigh
boTho0d at from ten to twelve dollars per month.
One half Of the tuition viii be invariably re-
quired in advance. No one received for less
than half term, and every one will be charged
for at least that time, except in cases Of pro-
tracted illness.
The character the school has heretofore sus-
tanned, together with its healthful locality, and
the good society Of the surrounding country.
are sufficient inducements TO all those interested
in educating their children or wards 70 extend a
liberal patronage.
Spring Term begins second MONDAY in
February. For further particulars address
VIM. II. MORGAN, Principal,
or TH0S. q. M0SELEY, Sec'y
Of Board Of Trustees.
Fairfield. Tenn. Jon. q. ls67.-jan29-w4t
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To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAyDoLFIyI & R1yA,
janl0 II North Cherry street.
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GILBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROMAINE. Manager. No.
575 Broadway. New York. Inov17-3m
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank .....-.l5
Farmers Bank of N.
Carolina ..................20
Merchants Bank.........30
Bank Of ROxbOrO' .......25
Miners and Planters
Bank.............. 20
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Porslan Markets.

LoxDoS. Jan. 90--C1us2is closed 50 ale cor
money. 5-1is rs; Iiiinuis So; krie, ss7s.
FRtEForr Jan al. 8. bonds -
PARIs. Jan. {. 3. bonds declinsd = F-eeut.
LrrKRxooE. Jan 90 Cotton closed easier, sales
200 bales m.ddiing uplands. ls3<i. Corn n0mi-
ais Id
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For Cairo, 81. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.

TIME SPLENDID PASSENGER ~.
i Steamer. NASHVILLE, Wiley 49,
Sims, Master. JoHNgY .HABPFR, -
Clerk. will leave as above on THURSDAY, the
3lst inst, at 4 o'clock p. n.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
COkBETf 4 BOYD, Agents.
Al and ~ Front street.
W. A. PEBBLES or
janS6-2t HARRISON & SONS, Agents.
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For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
T'HE FINE PASSENGER PACK
Il EFT, TALISMAN. WIN. STRONG. IjsIlieSse
Master. Ben. F. EGAy, Clerk, will 49,
leave as above on SATURDAY, the 2d Instant.
at o'clock PA.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or 10
C0RBETT & BOYD,
Al and - Front street.
or HARRISON & SONS.
febl or W. A. PEBBLES, Agents.
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RArLRoAD TIME TABLE.

,5AsHvTIIE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive At Nashville S6 SS p ?. n.
Mail and Accommodation Tram
Ls,ve Nashville at-.-,-.,,..--..-'-' -, -
Ar'''5 isssmphis. Mobile ana n. o. Express;
I..ra Nashville at..-......,----.--.- ~ ~ =
Arrive n Nashville - :"
ror-ysy-1I.1F AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
49, NasbviIle at -..... son a. n. ana lZol p NJ
Arrive 81 Louisville at lV 9S = " a and an p AZ.
LTrive At Nashville at...425 P. NJ ana so 4 ".
passenger Car attached to Freight Ifalhi
Lowe Nashville -, s8 = "
Arrive al NashYilc..----'-'--'.-'''... lew - 90
NASHVILLE AND CHATrANoosA hs ~, a 90 - -
I,- Nashville at ....-. 800 A. A. ana ~ = ~
Arrives nj ShelbyYille-- sel a. ~ ~ 9ao 4 =,
Arrive Of CHATTANOOGA" ~ ~ r a. J, ana T4Op.M
Leave Chatham oga..---.--- ~ A. ~ S In !. a
ao "a i,ville..... 4.a0 A. A. ana So 7. ~
AII.aN "a .....520 A. 81. and v. ~ p ~
El..s al Nasbyille...ll.lO A. ~ ana SOU r D.
tsunduys eXcepted-)
,yAsuvIIIE AND NORTHW EsfE.itN hAlLi'oAD
Passenger Trains
Ie,ve Nashville at-...-.-.-.--' a M = -
Hi,,.s al Jahnsonville at..--..''-'''''--.s ~ -
Leaves JohusOnville at...~'..-'.-' n mi , !,
Arrives at Nashyile..'-'.'-''''''''
rrarFrErp AND KENTUCKY RAILhoAp,
Arrive at Nashville at.--....'....'.'' M = ~
Leave Nashville at-.--........'-'''''' Low
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Strictly First-cIass.
Watch Repairing and jObbing.

This Department Of our business we prcpose
making a SPECIALITY, having secured the
services Of some Of the finest Eorkmen in the
country for that purpose.
=. l.. DAVIES. ", ~. DAVIES.
AZ
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Wines!I - From the LONGwORTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati.
W. & r. P. ANDERSON. Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling Catawba,
Dry Catawba, Isabella, ete.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods and for purity and bOquet are exeelled yb
none-either native or foreign. r#H
SOld-by
ARCHER CHEATHAM & Co.
KLINE q SHERMAN.
r. B. CHEATHAM & Co.
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AND oRTHwEsrERNR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-01

EpgFFrELD AND KENTUCKY RAlLh 70
Arrive al Nashville at--.''..''.''''' IN :. I,
Leave Nashville at---.--.....'''''''-'-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-01

-.... k.ubTflio M 900 % -
Arrives al Jehnsonville at-'-.-'-''''-'ss0 IN =,
Leaves Johnson ~ ~ .........l0OO A. 81.