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Molasses have been firm, and for distilIery
grades holders demand an advance. The new
crop Z arriving more freely. but sells slowly
Cuha nuscoTR 10. 3s950c; Porto Rico, 1890, and
New Oeleans S09SI1sc. There is moderate de-
mand for crude. Petroleum market steady al
lse; refined in bond. 27@315ke. There is an i'm
proved demand for raw sugar,
Foreign Markets.
/ LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9, eve Cotton closed irner:
sales reached l2000 bales; middIing uplands
ll42sd-, Breadstuhs steady and without change.
Mixed western corn 40. Lard declining.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 9;--Iobaeeo in good demand
for manufacturing. Sales Kentucky leaf mod
crate NJ 81 so TO Sl3 70. Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat-holders stif, but buyers stand
or spring ranged from s. 10 70 81 50: strictly
prime fall s. ~. Corn duh and lower, 7S6S2
Whisky heavy. = Is. Provisions quiet and IN
changed. Hogs firm, 61496S{; number packed
to date, 10000.
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AT 3 O'Clock, P, NJ, yestefday-perhaps
later, we won't be particular--we saw a
street railroad car going up College street,
drawn by sir horses. The usual compile
meni Is mo; but on this occasion Radical
leader wac on the car, on his way, d,abt-
LEES, TO the meeting in Fenian Han. He
was heavy load; hence the number Of
horses In the team.
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Proceedings Of the Supreme Conrt.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 9th, lS67.--Court met
pursuant to adjournment, all the Judges
being present.
III. J. st. John rs Robert X Stephens.
BY Judge Hawkins. Decree Of the Chan
cellor below reversed and bin dismissed.
Edmund Turner Ct a.. us Ell Odom.
BY Judge Shackelford judgment Of the
Circuit Court reversed and a new trial
awarded.
Gideon Harvey, ei a., u.s. State. Reversed
and remanded.
O.. l.. Gray rs. J. & w. Armstrong. By
Judge Milligan. Judgment affirmed.
J. G. Spears ys. the State BY Judge
Nilligan. Judgment reversed.
Isaac McElroy ei al. rs S. p. Upton Il a.
BY Judge Milligan. Judgment affirmed
The cases of Xix rs Cornelson e a.,
Wakefield rs Bright, and Mayor and Alder
men Of Nashville as. D. X Slater, were all
continued until the next term.
The causes on the respective doclsets
from the eighth circuit have nearly all
been submitted 10 the court, and the proba-
bility is that the ninth circgit, composed OF
the counties Of Davidson and Williamson,
will De taken up on Monday morning next.
j. G.. FRAZER, Clerk
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NFw YORK, Feb 9.-Cotton is a shade irmer ;
upland 35c Flour dull and in favor Of buyers ;
superfne State SO l5@l0 10; extra Western,
$40 35all so: choice, 81 559l2 so; round hoop
Ohio. shipping brands. sll l09l2: extra. $40 O5
ais 40. Wheat unchanged; No. 3 Chicago,
50 u. Rye dull: Western, 81 20 Canada. 81 Is.
Corn UNCHANGED mixed. 81 IL. Sugar steady at
lOallc. Woslzd0mestio fleece 479621zc. Pork
opened dull and lover. and closed at s34 30
new mess $40 25g20 81. old meas, SO 70 al9 81.
Cut meats firm shoulders, e1zG91Sc; hams. i01l
Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Sterling exchange.
s1S9sH Gold lower. opening st 1875. advane-
ing 70 I3glk. closing al ~. Government securi-
ties q shade frmer. Frsights to Liverpool irrn.
Cincinnati Market.
cIKcINSArI. Feb.-F.our unchanged. bat less
firm, superhne, g T59sl0 q for winter. So $50
So Is; for spring trade brand, 81 25@$l2end foI
fancy, $l4Rsl5 Wheat quiet, but prices IN
changed No. l. is held az g. 40: for spring s. 90
for winter az the close. two or three cents below
these rates had 70 be accepted in order % effect
these sales. Corn dull, and nominal, two cents
lower. Receipts, 5000 bushes; ear s5856c
shsllad &C. IN elevators. and &c in sacks. Oats
quiet, but firm az Sic, for No. aud 81 in Sacks.
Rye two cents lower. No. /. 81 q Rariey dun.
Cotton held more firmly At TIE close mfd3linE
could not have been bought 70 any extent at See
Tee FeooiPts iol TIE week eSlS bales, end from
the lst q September, IS 46s against Us go 5ales
the corresponding time last season. WHISKY
6rm with small sales as 26. Provisions GENERALLY.
unchanged. Moderate demand for bulk, shout
derS at Sc; sides q 10. and hams at III. All
packed bacon az ~,
RevteU OF the New FeFk Markets.
NV YoRK, Feb. e-Thc general markets
have been Characterised b. better tone duFinR
the week. The Money market has been easieF
giving 3 slight Impetus 10 trade. BFeadstuffs
generally we're lever and irregular; the demand
has been eonhned q tbs LEGAL trade, and We
nete Eruat iTregularity IN prices Of dours stock
estiuatsd e ~. 400 bbls which i large fof The
aa4son sAisisf.iA n9es sis s. t5a'si3 Ste1e
"a s. si6 = Pork is In re0derafs demand
Fnyefs 81 3 -sssa soneWhaf, bat witheut uafe-
RAJ cAsErt Iisrce BEST Ia 5eitsr daue1d e.
t1sinfss 6slng aeariEEil eaafs scans c1feti 4
baaslt acre freely. savers Paying tls aaFari e.
s1rraalts.i. De2terf are anxfesg - aeiI 'F.ss.s
ise af Es4f rates Vest fneia grader frsf -.
u9l actfff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

French BROTHERS, No. Broad street.
continue to sch their large stock Of Iron. Nails
Bolts. Nuts, Washers. Hinges. Vices. Anyels.
Gum Packing. Hoes. Trace Chains, SteeIyards.
etc. Our Tennessee Iron. Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eigbt-wheel Freight Cars. price $50 each.
and platform track scale g feet, capacity 80
tons, price $50. feb6-tf
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REOoRDER's COURT, Feb. 9.--Taos. Al.
throP. selling goods by sample, two chses
$50 and costs in each
Dave Jackson, disorderly, $50 end costs
Dallas Hale, disorderly, $50 and costs.
Jas Wassman, using language calculated
to provoke breach of the peace, $40 and
costs.
A. Russell, drunk and sleep on the street
IS and costs
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We learn that the services Of Rev, T. f.
Bates have been procuredby the Rutherford
County Bible Society to canvass the city Of
Murfreesboro, and the county Of Ruther-
ford, with a view 10 supplying the destitute
with the word Of God, aud 10 labor as a
cnlnerteur
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u. 4. MARSHAI,s SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A VEN. EX. TO NE d.
ID rected. from the Circuit Court Of The United
States for the Middle District Of Tonnessee.
issued on the Ith day Of January, 1851, / VIII
expose 70 public sale 70 tho highest bidder. for
cash, az the Cqurt House door in the city of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, the I'D DAT or
FEBRUARY 1857. e0UmeHeine et 10 O'Clock
a. X. gil the right, Title, claim. interest and
lowing described piece OF parcel 81 land. stu
ated, lying and Being he the city 81 Meanwhile.
tennessee, tD-Wit. "A eeTtain h0use and lot sit
usted % College Hih being l0ta Nos. % ard 81
in the plan u l9ts laid down in the piaa Of the
University 81 Nashville property. fronting City
feet on College street, aaa running back 70
hnRe atrecl. On An alley being levied On %
satisfy ~ enseetiOu issued from said Court IN
fsyoT ~ " Graham 4 CO. W A. Z. DsFiz.
T. r.. abASCOCh.
iEal8-stW Marshal Middle District Tenn
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EorfhWesseFn n. n.
q q, - fnan . =.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in us, by deed Of uust executed By the
BeeTsheba Springs Company, bearing date 0ctO-
Der g 1850. and recorded in the Registers Office
Of Grundy county. State of Tennessee, Book ID.
MONDAY, the ISTB DAY OF MARCH next.
sell 70 the highest bidder, fer One-fourth cash,
and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest. with waiver Of Eedemp-
zion. ali the property conveyed In said deed OF
trust, consisting Of upwards Of 5000 acres OF
land, on which are situated the Hotel and other
buildings. containing some $50 rooms; With all
articles in said deed. which have not been de-
stroyed or taken away during the war.
This place 80 well known as a summer resort.
Il equally well fitted for Q great literary inst-
tuition. JOHN ARMfIELD, I q-,,-...,
TH0S. J. HASDING. AIuf'es''
-dTru-uvff
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THEATRICAL.--It is now stated that be.
yond peradyenture the Aldephi (Old,
Theatre will open on next Thursday night
with frst-class company, and a star Of nc
ordinary magnitude 1t will be crafty
ing, we are sure, to Nashville play-goers t.
learn that the leading lady, already en-
gagged, viii be Miss Kate Fletcher, already
well and favorably known as an artise o
intrinsic merit, and a thorough lady.
By the by, among the rumors ahoat i
one TO the effect that Manager Flynn hs
leased the New Theatre and will OpeI
about the Dist inst
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THE officers Of the Memphis and Ohio
the Mississippi and Tennessee, and the
Clarksyille and Memphis railroads have
offered 10 transport donations for the relief
Of Southern destiiution free Of charge. All
such shipments should be marked, do.
mated Supplies"
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A SPLEEDID BRICK HOUSE, CONTAIN
II ing ten rooms. neatly fitted up, and painted
throughout, and surrounded by large and beau
tiful grounds, with Is acres of greand attached
known as the FAIRFIELD GARDENS" al
the terminus Of the Fairfield Street Railroad
viii be rented on liberal terms BY
ARLINGTON q FARRAR. Agents.
feh2-1w No. s. Public Square
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OUR Young friend, Isaac n. Hicks, Of the
Pres and Times, was passenger on the
Talisman last evening. He goes 70 Cairo
ON his way home at Rockford, H., and ex-
pects to be al his post again a fortnight
hence A pleasant time to him. an a safe
return.
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SERVICE IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURoH.-The protracted meeting in this
church, corner Of Church and Summer
streets, has been continued during the past
week, with a growing interest and solemnity.
Notwithstanding the extreme inclemenoy Of
the season yesterday morning, about score
came forward TO unite with the church.
The service will be held to-day at II 4. NJ
and Pm.
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THE ST. CLOUDY reference 10 adj
yertisement il viii be seen that Mr.. S. A.
Hare, the receiver, will sell on Monday,
Tomorrow the fixtures Of the st. Cloud
Hotel Doubtless a large crowd will be
attracted to the spot, as bargains may be
erpeefad
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Shelby Female Institute.

THE SECOND TERM OF THE CURRENT
i session Of this institution will commence on
Monday. February Attn, and close the third
Thursday of June. Pupils charged from the
date Of entrance only. The course Of instruc-
ton is comprehensive and thorough, and in
many respects unequalled, az an examination
by parents will prove. Particulars furnished
feh2-lW prineipal
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EAsHvTILFAND NoRTHwEsrERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect DDe-HarmIess. Reliable, In
stantaneous. No disaf pointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad DVes. Inyigorates the hair,
leaving it sOft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed william A. Batcheior. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeo29-ly
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10 Marry or net so Marry WY
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
oiog 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. SEILLN HouaHToS.
Howard Association. PhiladeIphia. Pa
faD * D.,
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N. & c. RAILROAD, Feb. S.-57 bales
cotton, 16 bales rags, 2 bbl,metal, 5ears coal,
8 trunks mds. LOG bundles sshrubbery, 4
empty beer bbls, 20 boxes dried fruit, 9
sacks meal, bags feathers, l do furs.
/. Is n. RAILROAD, Feb. S.-S41 sacks
corn, car hay, 6 cars stock, car horses,
8 bbls crackers, Is kegs sugar, 10 bbls
whisky, II bbls and 8 hhds sugar, 40 sacks
coffee 10 boxes candles, II boxes soap, Is
boxes tobacco, IS boxes preserves, 10 boxes
cheese, 80 reams paper.
n. & D. RAILROAD, Feb. S.-159 bales
cotton, 20 coils rope, l car lumber, IL
pieces and bbls iron, SIS hides, I bbl fax
seed.
BY the River.
TEMPEST FROM LoUIsvILLE.-3350s sacks
corn, 80 bales hay, a large lot Of plows and
and hardware.
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STABmNo AFFRAY.-Ye-terday morn.
Ing, between twelve aud one O'Clock. :
couple Of Young men whose names we sup
press got into e row iu Wilson's saloon.
corner Of Deaderick and Cherry streets.
In the melee, one Of the parties drew a
knife aud inflicted severe, but not dan
ferrous wound, IN the shoulder Of The other.
The wounded man bled profusely before
h's wound was dressed Both parties a.
peerfd heiorc The Reconier yesterday uaoFn.
inf-snd were hued $50 each. Besicles. the
man Who did The cutting was required 10
give bond M tle sum Of $1,000 81 arpear
sealn 80 Aosday fnorniue when g. viii be
deierniinsf whethor or not bis Ease viii bs
transfers. % the Criminal Court
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expected

Or FOR ST. LoUIs.-The committee ap.
pointed by the Chamber Of Commere a
short time since, etsrted Cor st. Louis last
evening on the steamer Talisman, 70 at
tend the River Improvement Convention
which meets in that city on the 18th inst
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VIRGINIA

Nashville 4 Chat2a r.
X Stock...................3 30
Louisville & Nashville
Tax Receipts. so
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RELIGIOUS J. NJ. Halsell has
commenced series Of meetings at the Sc
c, nd Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
The congregations are large and unusually
attentive. ItiseKpeoted tooontinue during
the week
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TO CARPENTERS

GREAT BARGAINS-A SPLENDID COUN-
" TER. Drawers and Fixtures complete, for
Family Grocery Store, at q very low price, For
sale by WIN. LYON 4 CO.,
feb5-2W No. As Market street.
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4 Sure Pile Cure.-DR. auBERT'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. RoXAINE. Manager. No.
SIS Broadway New York. Lnovl7-9m
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ATTENTION isdirectedto the advertisement
of the Lebanon Herald and Register This is
one Of the best and most popular papers in
the State, and has an extensive circulation
in all the upper counties Of Middle Tennes-
zee. Our business men will take due notice.
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In W. H. STIcKSEY, Of the 42d u. s.
infantry, has been appointed Agent Of the
Freedmen's Bureau for Robertson county.
He arrived at Springfield, and entered
upon his duiies on Friday.
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Nor IN SESSION. House Of Repre-
sentatives was not in session yesterday, the
different committees connected with that
body being allowed the day 10 finish up the
mass Of work which had accumulated on
their hands.
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VS. received a visit last night from Mr.
A. Fulkerson, the eKcentric, Of Louisville,
Kentucky. He is here for the purpose Of
adding something to the "Fulkerson Fund"
which he proposes to do by selling a neat
pamphlet Of his "Miscellanies," embodying
his latest and best productions in prose and
poetry. We commend him and his book.
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EdCeaeId and Kentucky R.R.
F1.eo - GO00 e
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Ak eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street. in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this office. or at No 70 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Han. febl If
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VINO. TOREY CO.

Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, BANKERS, and
Dealers in Gold, silver. G0VOrn-
REent stocks. Compound Enterest
Notes. Land Warrants and sOufhesn
Rank NOfea,
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To the Creditors Of Judge Thomas
Nancy DecanactI

DY ORDER OF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID al Nashville. IN the cases Of Il. II. Atkinson
vs.. W. L. Muriree. Trustee. and others. you sre
hereby notified to Sic claims against the estate
Of Judge Thomas Nancy in my Office, on OR
BEFORE APRu I, 1857.
MORTON b. HOWELL, C. and NJ.
feh9- lW-wtilapI
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A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"a Tubular Boiler Tor sale, az moderate price ;
both in hrst-rate order. They are Of sufficient
earned on application Rt this Office. dee8-t
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CLOSES. OPENS.
First Northern.
Ic.O0 midnight .......... -. 200 A. n
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BE Sure and 50 to @. Rice & Co s No 81
Collese 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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THE ATHEN'E u NJ,
COLUMBIA. TENN
A sCHeOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Mrs. p. G. sMITH. principal.

I TUE WINTER EXAMINATION OF THIS
i School Is appointed to be held on Thurs
day, JanCary 3lst, and close with q Concert OF
| Vocal and Instrumental Music at night. The
friends and patrons Of the AthenRur are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
The Spfiag Session commences on HEosday /.
February 4th. New pupils will 6ndit greatly 10
theiTinteress,S be present or or before the open
ing day.
The AthenBam offers very great advantages to
young ladies desiring good. thorough and finish
ed education. We employ teachers sf the high
est order Of talent, and are prepared to give IN
structon in all the branches usualiytaughfin FIRST
class Female Schools. We have one Of the larg-
est and best selected Libraries 10 be found n
any similar Institution. 20 which all the pupils
have daily access. A complete set Of ChemicaS
aud Philosophical Apparatus, and. in fact, al
the necessary aids for imparting instruction.
New pupils received al any dime. and charged
only from date Of entrance. Board aud English
Tuition per Session Of Eve calendar months, are
only from Sis 70 Sl35,
Circulars and other information furnished By
addressing R0B'T ID. SMITH,
iaul6 d&Wim Secretary.
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ENENPTTD.--A clause in the "loyal'
militia Hill now before the Legislature.
provides that lunsiics will be exempt from
serving. A Legislative gentleman who
don't rank high with the majority, ayers
that this very clause will exempt az least
one-half OF the Radicals in both Houses
Alter thai. who can wonder at finding such
= provision in the billg Happy Rauision
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TIE current session Of Cumberland Uni
versity opened on Monday last with more
than two hundred students
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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.
ppV4
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb 9--P. NJ.
CoTToN.-The cotton market was very
dull to-day. The sales were only 50 bales
at 27G28c. per ID.
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n CARD
TO THE,
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NeGC First Class Hotel
STACEY HOUSE,

Nashville Tenn.
; HIS HOUsE WAS COMPLETED AND
opened Janaary. lst ls66. Nashvills has
long needed new House. built expressly for a
Hotel. Therefore. the proprietor takes pleasure
10 notffying the pablic that he has provided for
their accumulation
FIRS T-CLASS USE,
Where they will find every comfort thai the
Improvements ia Hotel Building now sford
The WATER CLOSETS. 50 important 10 the
comfort Of guests, are Of the most convenient
aud improved character.
The proprietor has just completed . 'snsis
improvement on the fusl aoor Of this Hotel h
the shape Of az Elegant billiard Ro,nr,a-
sith new and improved Tables. and 6io1ttfe-
meD's rartor ami Reading RoOFst. Ell IN
whioh are connected By handsome arehes vifb
the Der Gnd once. EiFiEg enc view ~ ~
whole ifcM 4fe o2c Boles. makitE cae II fhe
frefi ploceg ci Fetlft ier AusineE Es4a 81 -
city. srnVe trs nnd eaeFia 81 tke Htne4 eshrre
81 wllI b. iitaerf a. frerf a..
y. kDMtAp NIACEN Prorir.
W A. d0A -. Cisfk
Tor many years 4opretor d " 'S5aesv
hozse, 1ancsvilie, o. feh2-4Heod
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street. janlO-tf
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ODD FELLOWS THANKsGvNG.- The
Most Worthy Grand Sire, J. % r. Of the
United States has set apart the 26th OF
April as a day Of thanksgiving by the Or
Der, for the favor Of God and he protec-
lection 10 the institution during the war,
and especially for the preservation Of its
un5rokon unity during the trials and per
ils 10 which il has been exposed.
The Grand Master Of this State hos re-
commended the Observance Of the day by
the Lodge ID the State.
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YELLOW Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. lu
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NOTICF.

tFTlHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING quail
bed ~ kxscafofs "a the estate q kachel $.
Cannon. tfoeascd, reqnest al parties irtebtet
partieE having elalm1 s9sl1st TIE estate Val
pFessi-s then properly aUtae1tacefsa. ulih.n the
tins prescribed b. iaN u tier W ee barred.
JOIN q H0hfot,
LEWIS . Manly,
taun-diTk3tHs Executors.
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THOs. s. MARI. Pres't. L. G. TARBox, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations are liable to iuctuate bui
may be depended sufficient length of time feI
remittances to be received by mail or express if for
werded without delay.
TENNESSEE Georgia Railroad and
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-10

Cedar Posts ana Fencing LImbeE,
corHerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-10

LesaBOn via stage.
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