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rJN,ycIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

roxrox April s-Noon--Consos for money, o. Erio
Shares 39 Illinois Centrals, Tsa United states B'nds'
75i ,.,,
yanced since the opening this nooD and are now hoeu
at 75s other descriptions OF American securities are n-
changed I'm price.
Evening-Consols for money, 81; United states $40
bonds 7sl; Illinois Central shares, 75.; Eric Railway
shares 3s
FRAyKroRr April s-Unltcd States $40 bonds open at
Fs.
Eve1nng-United States $40 bonds closed at 7si
Anil 7-United States bonds quoted attn.
PARIS April G-United States 500 Bonds open at ssl
Evening-United States $40 bonds closed at s4l
April THE Bourse is fiat Rentes, CO francs.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-The Cotton market is dun ami in
active and prices have further declined 3D. The sacs
to-day will not exceed 1900 bales. Middling Upands,
I2Id Niddng Orleans 1Sd The Breadsuffs market -
firm. Flour. 2si9 for Western Canal Wheat, 1876 for
Milwaukee Red and California White Corn Hi isr
quarter for Mixed Western. Barley, 47 per 60 D..
oats 5i per IS 10. Peas 43I per quarter for Cana
dian. The Provision market is quiet. PORK, 71'C.
Beef f27J6. Bacon, Ss6. Lard, 49. Cheese, 60i.
The Produce market is generally unchanged Petroleum,
I'D Spirits and Ii5 for standard White Rosn, so
Common Wilmington. and 1ei for Fine Ashes 33 for
Pots. Tallow, 4ii6. Spirits Turpentine, 81.
LONDON April 6-NOon-The markets are generally
unchanged. seeds-Cloyer, a Linseed, CO.. Iron, S4i
for Scotch Pigs. Lnseed Cakes, elo y tun. oils-En
seed, $50 p tun; Whale, sii tun; Sperm sl3l tun.
Eyening-The Cotton market closed heavy and With a
ownard tendency the sales to-day have been 5000 las
Mddling Uplands, l2id.; Midiing Orleans l3d Tho
Breadsufs market entirely without change and prices
firm at this mornings rates. The Provision market
closed dull Pork, 776. Beef l27e. Bacon, a. Cheese
CO., Lard 49. Petroleum-11d. for Spirits, and rs for
standard White. Rosin-s6 for Common, and loi for
Fine. Oils-Linseed, $50; Sperm ei3l; Whale, 9tl per
tun. seeds-Clover, 5 Lnseed, &C.,. Ashes-33l for
Pots. Pig Iron, SIG. Tallow, AZ. Lnseed Cakes $40.
! Spirits Turpentine, ST.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

man. Meade Sheridan, and other emiD mt officers are
said to oppose Rousseau because thcg believe others
are better entitled 70 recognition. The fight is an
interesting one and excites mach discussion. The
office is considered the most lucrative and important
it being life position-Jf any which has been pre-
sented during the past Winter
Amoton was entered on Saturday TO reconsider
the vote in the case Of ex-senator Nesmith, who was
rejected for the Austrian Mission. AS Mr., Nesmith
was not applicant for the position, and would not,
ii is stated, have accepted it if confirmed, being
already on his way to Oregon, the action of the
Senate, it deemed by his friends places an unjust
odium upcn ham, and they hope finally to obtain his
Confirmation merely as personal compliment.
Most of the time of the Executive Session OF Satm-
day was consumed in discussing contested cases, and
but few SOnfirmations were made The case Of MI,
Goodwin, Collector Of the Pest of Philadelphia, was
called up and discussed, and would have bcenSe-
iected but for the absence o Gen Cameron who seft
request that it should nss be disposed of GIai he
returned.
The Senate has cou6Esed henry G. TbomFs to be
NIajOr-General by brevet, esld Wager SNayne'
Thomas l.. CIitwnden Danel E. Sickcs ceseph j.
REYNOLDS, Blfamin III. Grorson, and Nelson A.
! Miles 10 he BrIgadieJIGenersls by brovet
! The Senate mas ccn6rmed the nomip0tidEs OF h. NJ
| Norton to bc Marshal of Size Distict of West Vir-
| ginia, and III. winter. Marshal OF t'S SOutheia
DistIict.of Mississippi; ,,sseph F. Hode's, Postmss-
ter az Foyboro, 3qss ana John j. Beothe, Postnsas-
! ter at VF,lem D Ma'or-Gen. Edward McCort 10
| be First Iieuhcaant hisIth Regmont'D. 5. Cavalry
Toe SeSate relected Gro. NJ RobgBSeR rs RecevVroi
| Pslblie MonaJs at MalaSka, Wk. slSo, +. VI. fae'd
as pos tmasta.at Lexington, Me-. 'e7d W. ID. NossSss
| 4UstnasterIt1 Bloomington, lnSiias.s.
a numbeEt5f the senator's, Discouraged at ohe SttNS
p.tgress ursle in tle business be.2ve the
soon leave nor hon on account o. pressure IL pr ite
1 affairs It is believed that the Seis'te evil
De unableto adjourn before thc st of May it''emg
the intition' o. the Prestdek, he stated ypsteI>
day to occntinHc the session Intil the ~2iees "a tht
4 countTy;arc ill1 d to his liking.
The aumaH line of stearIore vhrough @0hn| Dale
their nent has gratuitoEslyTlaced at tc disFDsal OF
the Hen Thee deus Stevons cile Captain = steteroon
Of one OF thsr steamers fei trip to Europe ana Ie
turn. lt tla feeble healtt sf Mr. SteTens'~ hich Is
dag becolRSlg more 1nps Ted, has anducsd HIM tC
declise the~oer Mr. Ste'7ens has aeen coT fined Il
his lsd ever since Wednesday last, fnHn general pros
trasen and an afecian'ef he heart ec1ot Iry Sew
artRus lied ais atereOa fut Mr. S;cyea9 as TOO IL
| to-esU him and other 5uf,ring frieHas
ghe Committee on printing on AN or er OF tn
Tyease me on Friday 10 investigate the purchaser
oSrlapcru ade last Mower Der by CGT1etsc Wendell
st that time Superintendent of Pul&cjTiI ting.
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GOVERNaIENT FIN-tNCKS.
o. YE4.sezAPA 70 lEE gAnvSE

O. YE4lssEGPn gSlECSK
WASHINGToN, APTil7.-Ihe amE1pt OF sesue Of Ma
GOnal Bank Curcncydor the week endDgsaiurday, was
s7 80 Total issued f6ate $500 33ces6 Fr1n this is 10
le aedceed the curraRcy returned Including the
ont amounting tQs4475s2 le5E Ipg nactual cur
cxaiiou, ft this date. S19s, ,sss,C7A
TLe I III ed States Treasurer holds londs follows
A. secure circulating National BaI Notes S06l09n
security for depOs1Gres Of public laOncy e5O
Total seca:ite held, $50 49l 800.
TheaIn0ant Of fractional currency rom INC
printer dEIng the week. S2o9t00 Amount fhpped
Small I0teS 10 New York and Baltimore 10000 Frac-
tOIal ency TO Nai40H Banks S85a2 81 AHOunt OF
fraa Ona O. rrency re01sIDcd and destroyed, S334 500
Tkedisbrsements OF dhe Treasury or account OF tho
Department. were as follows: War al4751I Navy,
{223,G54; IlteTiOT, S55O.325 Total, S3,2i5.9ig.
The Jntse States Treasurer has dcsgnaed the Omaha
NatiOnal BGRk Of Omaka Nebraska, az depoStEry Of
public luoDess.
The uGQejDis from interDa revenue sOn,s yesterday
G3JA36u II, making ,be total amount for thctcek
ending .Od s. 22aBd the total aIDdpnt siDSe the
beginning or he present nszll year, >2l9,9lf93 50.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
DISASTERS.

A sLoOP SUNK IL TIE NORTH RlVFR-JIiE CREW
SAVED.
Yesterday afternoon between and5 o'clock, sooS
with deckOad of coaltar sprung leak in the North
River opposite the Payonia Ferry, and was sunk Tho
pilot of the ferry boat Susquehaunah noticed that tho
vessel In sinking condition and hailng those ON
board offered 10 take them in tow, but they refused
the cargo. and finding that she was sinking signal or
distress hOsted, and the anchor was thrown over.
how first leaving ont. The crew. consisting OF
four men, effected their escape IN the small boat and
Newfoundland dog. left behind swan ashore. The naIno
of the vessel could not be aSeertained
GONE TO PIECES.
The brig Hound, which came ashore on the beach
az Near ROckayay week since went 10 pieces uOliny
the blow Of Friday the 5th She was from Jamaica W ~
laden with rum, lOgwOod. and moasses. Hardly one
fourth OF the cargo was saved and that In daDaged
AN EXPRESS TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
ST TELEeRAPA rHx rRIsugE
PITTSBURGH April 7.-About ! o'clock, this after
noon the Cincinnati Express train going East Which We
here at IL o'clock thrown from the track near wan
station on the Pennsylvania Railroad The engine ten-
badly wrecked Martin Bracker, OF pittsburgh biahe-
man. had his thigh badly crushed and n'' ialsa'
and was injured internally; his recovery - n%oa., %
FOOT Il. H. Kerr the engineer was slightly se:..n ahu
injured internally and Vim. Wilhelm OF ibilao, ph".
baggage master, received confusion OF slonass ''o
the passengers injured. The accideht Wis 'nss
by five crOssties and rail being placed across l
for the purpose OF throwing the tram OH s,sI%s"ns %
be ilfy nerson and was arrested and brought TO lLis
civ He admitted having dope the ceeu' pu' ueo"ee'
answer any questions or give his name
,pluRoAp CONDUCTOR Ku.IED.
BoSrox April Orchard Batehelder a kaiiroaa Ios.
beween Lawrence aud Salem yesterday hn1 wa s''''T
y kVIsy,
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XLT1I CONGRESS.
n7rsrHeniPH TO TEE rnlBuys


SENATE EXTRA " ssIoN) .WIsmpSuTCN Aprl6
Ia INTING TEEsl iT1CULTCEAIAEE oRr.
lNT.,Af THONY lRGU., X. H. nl2do q port TOE,
dne Committee irRfng against pInntng additional
copies of the report df-the Commissioners Agrcuur
ll Leo copies of those eTef ore ordered
e frn she'd TO off in order ~ ln95 the demands
,OpOB lltRl. -
UNGElETsT FUL OFFICE fioiINI.
Mr CHANDLER JSF~., Mch) sad The Senate hs<l
been, reyarkaby 6cEai toward nOli' ceS and as an IN
staDceoe how thcycy essed their Easitre he caused
TO 10 Fecd a spaFeJ article.
The G. .ERK read in substance ahat ac mpimenta-y
eerenads TnFs night tensoi Ell 10 IN W. fTazI
recently confirmed Assessor OF Internal Reyenne Tor
the. Ert District fJ ennsylyanI2 This gentleman -
reported 10 have sa6d da acknowledging ahe honor tll
Of his radica friends had lnvited him 10 return
to tho fCld which be de -lined He did ifol consider hin
self any obligation TO the Senate mr. he was ap
pointed fin Politically he's as still con
scrVatise in favor 81 \ 0hnsOn, Grant and Tie supreme
Cont conTadisHc ion 10 Sumner hGI chs, and Bur
Ter. lie against .the radical caencut he tainphnG
ot the Constitution and foot and Tie Ty Of the cuf
TeDcy4&c
sgNS~ OR sAULsBTg3Y
IEN& rmner did nat expected, f1lE his resOlu-
n OEexpusion q Nr salisbury.
TQe&cnate went into executive session.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
THE INDIAN U.AR.
INDIAN DEPBEDAIIoNs IN ARIZONA.
GkIPH TO THI TElIUNB.

INDIAN DEPBEDAIIoNs IN ARIZONA.
sY TTHsAIPH TO TRIBUNE.
SAN FRANCIsCO, April G.--Late adyices received
Arizona Territory report damage by the floods
Arizona City has been inundated, and several houses
washed away The Apache Indians had attacked the
men in charge Of the MOurey mine, killed one and
wounded several. Oscar Buckalew, nephew Of United
states Senator Buckalew, was dangerously wounded.
Five Indians killed and number wounded. The
sayages were well armed with guns and rifles.
TIE REPoRTED MASSACRE Al FORT BCFORD.
81. LOUIS, April 6.-Additional evidence that the
reported at Fort Buord is unfounded has been
received here in the shape Of letters from Fort Rice,
dated Feb Is, which make mention Of Mrs. Col Ran
kin having arrived there represented In letter
published in Philadelphia Gen sherman has letter
nom Rankin Of date subsequent 70 the time the maSss.
ere is said 10 have been committed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
NEW-RNGL.IND.
NEW RAILROAD PROJECT IN MAINE.

NEW RAILROAD PROJECT IN MAINE.
BELFAST Maine April 6.-There is much excite
ment in Eastern Maine about the Belfast aud Moosehead
Lake Railroad Belfast has pledged for the read sSG
and DiXmont sC0OO0 The proposed enterprise will con-
meet Belfast city in sight ~ Mount Desert with Moose
head Lake, two wellknOwn localities in Maine.
MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass April THE work the State
Agricultural College at Amherst resumed last week
and the cdfcc will be pushed rapidly forward under the
personal supervision Of President Chadbune, who has
IatelN moved his residence 10 that town.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
FIRES.
IN ERONT-Sr.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning fire was discoy-
our.story building No 43 FOnts, occupied 10y Browncl
Burrell flour commission merchant Owing 10 the
promptneSs OF Engine Company No 10 the fire pre-
vented from spreading beyond the floor ON which II
originated. The lower floors were badly Hooded win
water The loss stock by fire and water is ahout
5000 The flour ia owned By various persons. and Is
probably insured. T. Wells commission dealer III hops,
has second floor His furniture IL some
what damag ged by water. The building Is damaged 10
tbe eNeut of $500 Insured section OF Police frDm the
First Precnt under the command OF Sergeant Matthew'S
was present, -
At 81 o'clock p m. yesterday fire broke out on the
roof of the building No 10 Greene st. occupied by Moses
Brookheifnsr as ~ q pawnbr0king establishment The
roof was somewhat damaged Mr.. BIS loss, by water,
was slight The building owned by Gelardus BOyce
aud IL dana ged TO the extent OF s2OO insured
INCENDIARY FIRE IN EIGHTHSr
At 3 o'clock p. M. an ncendiary attempted to IRE
the building No. 32o Eighths by pouring quantity OF
kerosene oil into the cellar and throwing some lighted
matches into tile liquid. The neendary then made his
within a week that the place has been fired FIRE MAR
shal and the Eleventh Precinct Police are hAhH
an investigation,
~ LucHrELD, ILL.
sr rsLseRAPH THE TRIBrSE
LITcHFIELD H., April "A fire this morning on
,be corner of state and Kirkhalsts destroyed Leyts
dry goods and grocery store, =. W. siahPs hardware
sor. and Hicks Il Smiths grocery store with three
other buildings, occupied ~ sINes NbH sMgV's (tyss
tQ3o00i Asmed iI9VyH
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hvEBrooL, April GA dispatch has been recover
which states that the brig Elizabeth, Capt DC f'' "S"
frann NewYOrk Ia Hayrc went ashore @t bremen ""'"s
a.yalc, and was seriously damaged
lprIl e-Thc American bark Elizabeth IL reported "
have gone ashore in the Baltic during severe STORM
LONDON April Authorization has reached TINS Guy
that the bark Nicotine, which recently left Newcastle Joe
New Haven, was lost at sea- EO date No iuflh.f par
fiesIlars are eiyep,
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBuSE
.'I GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 6.-There is general distrust In
political and financial matters all over Europe.
April AT a recent meeting the Liberal mcnl-
bers of Parliament resolved TO offer determined op-
position to the Reform bill introduced by the Gov
ernment They propose TO bring tic subject TO test
vote as soon as possible and confidently expect to
carry the majority of Parliament against the ball IN
which event the members of the Derby Cabinet VIII
tender their designations to the Queen.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
FRANCE

PARIS, April notwithstanding twas announced
that the negotiations looking to the acquisition OF
Luxemburg had been suspended, It, is known that
the Emperor hesitates 10 release Holland from her
engagement.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
SINDWICH ISLANDS.

TRBrsE
SAN Francisco April o-Adyices from Honolulu
have been received TO March 20 George NJ Robertson
Assistant Justice OF the Supreme Court died the nth
The missionary brig Morning Star, from Boston arrived
the 10TH The ships Investigator and Charter Oak,
from NewN NOrk arrived on the nth.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
CANADA.
NJ rsr.pn 20 IHH TRiBuss

OTTAWA April 7.--Parament is prorogued until
the 10th OF May The discount on American Invoices %
per cent The trial of Colonel Browne, the ahscondmg
Adutant OF the Militia commenced in Montreal yes
tereay The evidence IL strong against him.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
ITALY

FLORENCE, April G.-Baron Ra'azzi, the PIes.ieh'
of the Council of Ministers, VIII immediately iofh'
anew cabinet for the Italian Government.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
sTICIDE IN WIsCONsIN.
NJ TsLEGRArH 20 rnR TRiBryI

NJ TBLEORAIH 70 iHH 1AIHINA
Fox LAKE. Wis, April Ga young and highly es-
teencd lady OF This place, named Mss NathanC Parish,
committed suicide this morning by throwing herself into
cislern The cause VI lel eoWntDg this lasl act 10
uQl kLgWQ
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

ErIIE BROADWAY SURFACE EILL.
The Broadway Sarface bill which passed tie lower
lIolp.o on Friday PASSED by the Senate on March
I5, W vote of = to T3 as fellows Regablicans, Ro-
anas nemocrxgS ItaIicl
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate amendments tc large number ol Diiis
poneu pran IA

lhe Senate amendments lC "a aIEc nuiip'I Vi "A'io
were cOncuTTed in.
TIE SUPILY BILL.
After the Transaction other business the House went
into COMMITTEE of the Whole the Annual supply bD,
Progress was reported the bill aud was made the
slpcial order for Nenday morning -
ON motion of Mr. VANDENBURG Rep, Wsyne), the
time OF adjournment was extended indefinitely lof hc
sake Of taking pp general orders
TTE CROss-rOwN EAILBoAR -
Mr. VANDFNBURG moved 70 40 ln;o committee 81 inc
Whole on the Cross Town Railroad bln.
Motion carried by "a vote Of Cl to2t -, ,,,,,
The bah then considered in CODslitteeo ol tc "hoe
sud Oriercd 10 a thiId reading. a.,
THE b 10 increase the salaries Of State Prisos was also
ordered % third reading.
Atjonlred to Monday Inortling ~ f0o'clock.
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Extending the Jurisdiction of the surrogates C1uf
Amending the act for the better protection III ' io
OF New-YOrk -, ,-.o,I,
Mr. GODDARD rep, 81. Lawrence reported la'or""S
the Rochester Armory bil .,..o,,
The bill authorizing the Governor 20 appoint three com
mssieners to represent the claims Of the state
the General Government for tho expenses lncurrtu III V
organization, equipment subsistence, and transfer Vi
troops, read and passed.
Bills INTRODUCED - ,
Mr. T. MURPHY REP, ". y introduced biu 6hehu
ing the charter Of the Adraic Insurance Company ~,
Mr. l.. CORNELL rep, Tompkins) introduced a nn
incorporating the National Savings Bank OF BuiIaiO'
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Reappropriatlng $4,000 for tie aTuory III Rochester
Passed. D.. 60. %.
Incorporating the National Safe Deposit Company
Authorizing the construction Og railroad Oh te Albany
and schenectady turnpike.
incorporating the staten Island Atheh1uHi'
Tie NiorTisama School bill.
Authorizing the Institution FOR the Savings Of Mer-
chants Clerks 10 change Its plSce Of business.
equiring Receivers OF Dsdrance and Trust Companies
20 make annual and other statements.
Auth0ring Life Insurance Companies TO make sleeih
deposits
Adjourned until Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
ALBANY.

THE WORK OF TIE sEssIoN-TIIE CRoss-TowN RAIL
ROAD BuI-wrDENING OF sTREETs--TTE SOCIAL
TyII-BIIIs SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
nv qttHeRIPH
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Hmm Ru.l.rnh z. M,ll,on.
ABSENT ASD NOT VOTING.

Speaker Pitts. Jacob 4. Mead, and Seth NJ. Rich
mond. announced that they would have voted
against the bill bad they been present Nhen the vote
was taken.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

yelling AGAINST THE CONFIRMATI0N OF ROUSSEAU-
SENATOR NEsuTHs REJECTION As MINISTER TO
ArsfmA-IIL HEALTH OF Mr.. sTEvENs-sENATE
C0NfIRNATIONS AND REFLECTIONS
II is the intention of those who are opposed TO
Rousseaus confirmation to call up his tomorrow
and endeayor TO get the vote whereby he was con-
iirmed, recOnsidered. II is very doubtful whethe'
they will he able to accomplish it, as lie strongly
supported by Gov. Morton, Gen. Nye, and Gen. Can
'ron There Is an intense feeling throughout the
Regular Army officers beIeabOuts against his CON
hmation, on the ground that there are more dseIy-
ing men even in the volunteers. The Regular Jlcers
neciare there are many who rose TO greater listinc
''Pn III geneialsip, now occupying subogdDlte posi-
EF0'h ID ihe army, who entitled 10 it fiom their
long and faithful services dating in some c,sesas far
SS'h %%!e&s Secretary slautOn, Cert Grant Shg-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22
Wholesale Drug Store.

Twin d. KsENDLEFON. HAVING SOLD
IL their retail stock 81 No 10 south side of the
Public Square TO Mr.. II. w. HasslOek. have re-
moved to the Store formerly occupied by Ewin
Pendleton q Co, No. Inn Block, northeast
corner Of the Public Square.
TO their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr. Hasslock as
q gentleman favorably known as a Druggist of
this city, and worthy of their patronage as a
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner, VIM. II. EWIN, and pro-
pose, under the firm style of Ewin PendletsA Il
Co, TO carry on a general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS, as formerly.
They solicit the patronage of their former
friends. and all others looking TO Nashville as
market in which TO make their purchases
Mr.. G. DUPRE, who was formerly with Ewin,
Pendleton x Co, and latterly with US, will
remain in the house..
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Largest Circulation in City and State.

Ten lines Of solid noupareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled 10 dis
count Of 10 per cent.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertise nents will
be charged twO-thirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted in the Tr-W eeklywiil
be charged one dollar square for hrst inseruon'
aud CITY cents each additional insertion.
IL the Weekly, one dollar a square for each
insertion.
Special or City Item Notices, twenty cents q
line. first, and ten cents line every additional
insertion.
Changes IN advertisements will be charged at
the rate Of fifty cents a square.
An advertisements are due from date Of first
insertion. Hereafter the cash system will be
adhered 10, and no transient advertisements will
10 taken unless accompanied by the money.
JONEs, WALLACE 4 Co,
Union and Dispatch.
ROBERTS, WATTERsON 4 PURvIs,
Banner.
IRAvIs WINHAM,
For Press and Times Co.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. p, 1867.
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For Rent.

pY DECREE IN CHAECERY. IN THE CAsF
u Of JRo. W. Walker vs.. the Sheriff OF Davidson
county and others am directed TO rent Tor the
gear 1857 the following property. viz:
b. Chatham 4 Co.
=, The store House on Church street occupied By
Messrs. Hamilton Green. And a Store Room
between TIE two houses above mentioned
Those wishing to rent will call on me al z r
Cneatham Go. e, corner Of Church snd College
decb-u iB.l X. y. WOODS. Trustee
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For Debility. Loss Of Appetite, Weakness. Ipdi
Fesuon or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver
plsordered stomach, there are no bittefs that
compare with these in removing these distressing
Complaints. Fer sale or can be had at any Drug
store IN the United states, or from the prOprie
lots, LOUISVILLE. Ny, corner Seventh and areen
streets, to whom all orders should be addressed
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Oriental Pearl Drara.

For Beautifing the Complexion. sfectually "a
moves Tan. Freekles, BlOtches, and SWING the
skin an elegant smOOthness not easily attained by
any other. Its use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East, gives i character for efficacy which
at once stamps II as infinitely superior for the
toilet of A lady
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.
Three Farms of from les 70 eI4 Acres
each. Also, Personal Property.

% AEDAn AS0 10 III ACEtS
each. Also, Personal Property.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court of the United States for the Mid
die District of Tennessee, in case Of McFerrnn
st ais. vs.. Mckay X Foster. 1 will, on the I3th
MARCH, 1861. between the hours of IL and L. on
the premises on DIcKERsON PIKE NEAR NASH
VILE, expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract Of land on which Felix e.. Mckay now
resides containing ass Acres, which tract
has been divided into three farms, containing
respectively "a acres, 100 poles; Io3 acres, 80
poles; and l27 acres. 6 poles-bOunded on the
north BY lands Of Robert Cartwright; on east by
lands OF S. s. Hall and Thomas Walker; on south
by lands Of John Eubanks; and on west by lands
OF w. ID. Phillips and Caroline E.. Beel. SOLD
WITHOUT REDEMPTION.
TERMs-0ne-third cash, balance on credits of
o. Il. Is and "a months, purchaser to give seeu-
rity; Interest from date and lien retained.
ALSO, At SAME TINE AND PLACE, / will sell for
cash all the personal property Of the said Felix
~ Mckay, consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, blacksmith tools.
three mules; two horses, one yoke oxen. one
mich COW, etc. etc. etc, etc.
f. K. CAMPBELL,
febl2-td Special Commissioners