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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The follow
ing is a l4t Of the real estate transfers Is
recorded in the Clerks Office Of this county,
for the week ending Friday, Jan. ilth:
John Grady and Michael Davis deed to
John Whelan, lot ia the city, for $1,000.
Richard Scruggs deeds 10 Sallie Gee and
others. - acres acres Of land in 10Th dis-
trict for -, 30.
Elizabeth Burton deed. 90 J. A. Payne
2JI acres OF land in the county, for S637.
John ". Walker deeds 10 W. II. Burt,
462 acres of land in ID district for Ss.5SO
John ". Walker deeds 10 j. II. ChaFl-
ton. lG acres Of land IN 2d district, for $500
j. II. Charlton deeds to W. Ii. Burt, l6
acres Of land in 81 district, for $500.
". II. Burt deeds 10 l. A. old, 90 acres
and 90 pole, of land in the 81 district, for
Sl,O44
+. II. Cablrr deeds to Sarah White
more. land IN county, Tor $500
Sidney Prior Smith deeds TO \. I. Oben-
chain and james II. Fulton, ], O42 acres Of
land in Williamson county, for $4,000.
II. C. Drake deeds 20 W. J.. Muriree and
Elizabeth Frazier land in the county, for
$500.
W. /. Murfree Trustee, and Others, deed
10 II. G.. Drake, land in the county, for
81, 400.
{. W. Nance To John Nadin, land in the
county, for 5 $50.
James Metcalf and wife deeds to Thomas
and VIM. Maize, a honse and lot in Louis
Vile. Ky, for 81 lGG IS.
Alex Darling deeds to \. Mullins land
in Rutherford county, for 81 200.
!. W Hessing deeds TO Timothy Dugan
a lot in the city, for 81, 900.
Al. Hughes deeds to David Hughe- an
interest in real estate, for $3.50.
Jas c. Bugg deeds TO II. l. Castleman
land in the county, for $3.50
NJ. B. Howell, Clerk and Master, deeds
TO A. Y. :. Lindsey lots in Edgetild, for
S2GG8.
J. NJ. Harding deeds 70 Robt. II. Alley
lot in the 18th district, for 1909.
r. Abbey deeds to Edward II. East 20
acres of land in the county, for $4,000
Noble Ellis deeds to Christopher Moore
a lot in the city, for 500.
B. H. Ogilyie deeds to JAS s. Williams
land in the county, for S47 80
J. 5. Golladay, attorney in fact for ".
-. Nhealuatns uctu~ 10 lhtlloNd l''"ililS'
four lots in Edgefeld, for 80 600.
Eliza NJ. Wright deeds to james A. NJ.
Davis, lot in the city, for 5000.
j. K Edmundson and others, quit claim
deed to Second National Bank, Nashville,
land in the county, for $4,000.
UNDER ARRFST.-Jno. Nunkins, colored'
who was sent To the county Jail for six
months, for larceny, was released yesterday
by Governor Brownlow.
ACCIDENT or qHE CHARLOTTE PIKE
On yesterday, az the train on the Nash
Vile and Northwestern railroad was cross
ing the Charlotte turnpike, it came in
contact with 4 two horse wagon and driver,
the collision killing the driver and both
the horses. This is the first accident we
have had 10 chronicle for some time on
this road
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many contingencies existing; but from the large
" increased facilities for transportation o. this
place. with the great reduction in freight. Il Is
not improbable that near the half. say 5000,
may reach here, particularly az a large majority
OF planters and shippers prefer this % any other
market, It offers greater dispatch. with much
less expense and 40 least % lu per cent less loss
lu weight 10 the shipper and the facilities for
receiving. storing and Inspection have never
been eluaiet 40 any point It has arrived no since
% was forced by the result Of war O. seer diff
ierel, outlet from its former legitimate depot
The superior quality Of the incoming crop. to-
sether with tull supply, may influence foreign
governments 90 extend their purchases beyond
their usual annual requirements which would
tend to strengthen prices, Notwithstanding the
large reported stocks in foreign markets, much
Of which is considered of very inferior quality
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l&4 was l3S4 at 1870, and closed ut l34
at { P. NJ. The rate here was 1873 buying,
and l34 selling.
Government securities have improved,
and were quoted in New York yesterday
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For Rent.

pI pECKFE ~ CUANCERY. IN THE CASH
ID ui lua. ". " slErr ys iGc sheriff at Davidson
county and Others, gw directed 90 rent tor the
AvlT lNIi che iHiiawluE property VIA
O.. theathgm a c..
The store House 0u church street occupied hy
Messrs. Hamilton & dregn. Aud Store Room
between the tWa house above mentioned.
Those vi hIUE o. rent viii call uu me 40 h l.
lue1tlaW Co... .. -lUl 90 thuIgh aui J.llaa5
Ul-.-E G.. A.I. 81 GODS. Trustee.
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Departures We're quite numerous, in
Gliding the Sam Gaty, Welcome and ". j.
Lewis for New Orleans; Dora, for NickE-
burg; St. Johns, for Johnsonville, and
Southwestern, for Alton. The Enterprise
had steam mp.
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u'HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE or THE
l late Or. John NJ Watson being "a .larg,
Frame Dwelling. with II ls-l61 acres land, On
McLem5re street, Just outside the Corporation
Also, three story Brick Store House No o.
South College street. near Broad Ais0. tIl
rent. a double ONCE opposite 90 our own. Also
a smBil frame house with 50. acres, ~ mile
from tity. near Gallatin Pike.
>. J.. s. X. " BROWN, Agent
glns-lw re.a Juf.r street..
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UrrNEIva RrrR IN SrNDAYA CRIN

DENKIN4 BEER on SUSDAYA CRIME
A citizen of Nashville was arrested during
the past week on States warrant, and
gave bond 90 appear before the Criminal
Court HE ohrnse was drinking beer at q
beer-pardcn uu SUNDAY, some time ago
When he pat ia plea that he had COM
mittcd no ohen#r, the representative of the
State replied 10 IS rs much 1n olen-e
against the Law Go drink beer on Sunday at
an unlawful place. q 20 Hell It," Queer
I.U't a.
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10 COnsumPdiS es.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used, free of chargel with the iii
rertiOn7 preparing and using the same, which
they will ind SURE CuRF FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNCBTIs, sc. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he couceives To be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
artpl-1y
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,hEap H- QuAEuR- Mr. John
NFme. Ton many years with Francisco ~
Co. has taken charge Of the hat department
ut Green IS Greens, College treel where
Dee viii be- happy TO zee b. old triend7, and
attend o. customer generally. Ey hi.
long experience and knowledge oi this
branch of hu ines. Mr. " know exactly
hoU o. suit 1ll taste, aud We congratulate
uur friend Greeu A Gleyu un the lplui.i.
Iuu of such 70 polite and huHlngs. gentle
man to thrir popular establishment
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HOOKS and STATIONERY

Newspapers and Magezines, for sale by Jno
York, % Union st. jan l-3m
HAHFAs C0RrUs CASE William Ber-
thel, who was arrested, near q week since
with Bolcriack. in Williamson county
charged with robhiug NJ L. Sandiord. OF
that county, had hearing under a writ OF
tJ5a1a 01rpH on YESTERDAY Berthel was
put in Jail when arrested, 10y mirmu, from
Esquire Coleman. His attorneys, Clana-
han and Glare, gos out wit Of haJsU
D.pn. under which the prisoner was
brought before Judge Bnen for the purpose
Of procuring BAIL e being charged that he
U1siil,gaIly held. Writ sustained
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The government legal tenders in circu-
Iati0n c,mpare as follows:

Before the war Nashville was an impor-
tant tobacco market, but the receipts since
then have been very light None Of the
last years crop has yet been received al
though we hear there are considerable
quantities along the upper Cumberland,
which will find It's way here IN few weeks
should the river be nayigable. Before the
war New Orleans was the market to which
the great body of the shipments were made
from Nashville. Messrs \ eatmlu u Whe-
less, tobacco factors, OF New Orleans, say
in their circular OF the eth inst, that they
are clearly of the opinion that it L. to the
interest of the grower or shipper to resume
their shipments here, feeling well assured
that it will pay them a larger return than
if sold in New York, owing to a saving in
charges and los in weight From the cir
cuiar Of Mezsr=. Geltmau q WheIe=z we
extract the following.
our tobacco market 10 the early part % De
remJaT was dali ana inactive. A the month
progressed the demand improved, resulting DO
Hates % the extent Of lU-n hu1s, the bulb %
which was taken for Bremen, z. had for tl--
land. ana iCT -llGI parcels for MeIIag and
City consumption. Prices for the better srlIlr
have undergone little % ~ change, and are
firmly held. The lower 4uaHtlga, such a. in
feuar 90 common refused frosted, and other
nouIgsrupt kinds are difficult Of -lie. and have
sold al low price,
Receipts zlncei Il Of september, COM
meuremeut ut commercial year ...... ia. uhia
Exports during came time .---.. h.al
stock on hand and on cupboard 10 date goa
stock on sale 90 about ........... ...... lsHI
Consisting af 100 60 sJI hhis Of sound quail
ties, and the residue Of light and inferior non.
dosrupt quaiiues, much of % slightly frosted and
Of bad flavor.
OF the new, OF last years growth, .prezumei
TO be rapidly preparing tor MARKET aume 41 Or
Gu hhds. have been received. and met 10 ready
sale ~ prices, say, refused 4dIc. common Co fair
leaf Ga 5c, and good 10 fine llaltc. The quality
Of the forthcoming crop Is considered good, and
will be well adapted b. the Italian, French and
Spanish markets. but may be somewhat short o
the usual proportion Of tine. dark and gUmmy
QualItlgs, The best information in regard o. the
extent Of the crop ls. that: will not be much 30
any. below an average one previous 10 the war
The whole Western rrgu will BrsI4hIy reach
luIh1 hhds. Half Of this will likely be used lu
the Western aud Northwestern States for man
uiaCturing purposes, the other halt say 5000
hhds., VIII hud It's way mostly 90 New l0rk and
New Orleans. ta supply foreign demand. The
quantity that viii reach this market cannot b.
estimated with any certainty, as here are vets
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ERR RENT.

FpHE BUILDING KNOWN As THE DIS
Il PATCH Printing Office. corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. IL Be- well 1dalted Tor "a Printing
once "a Furniture FACTORY, OF other purrU.-s.
Apply % Jna. Wallace 10 this UHlrr. 4r Oh Dr.
j. b Lindsey. - n. Cherry street.
u..Ll-LI
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Omce for Rent

an CEDAR STREET. BETWEEN CHERRY
I , AMI summer. Suitable foo Phy7iriau ar
Lawyer. APplg O. 81 CeIlr TO-
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REMOVAL.

1 WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM ny
/ old customers aud the public 40 general tina.
have removed my Ladies and Gentlemen
Boot and Shoe making Establishment from =
Church street g. ~ en- kCH STREET be-
tween Market aud COLLEGE.
p TACHON
Successor 90 NJ. PICARD.
l4ul1-1m
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NOTICE.

ME HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MR.
w THOS VAIN and MR. JOSEPH
WALKER our entire interest in the Hat Cap
and Fur Business, as Pubic Square
Recalling with kindly remembrance the fiat
teTing patronage extended 10 as for more than
eighteen years. We cheertully and cordially
recommend. AS ana every way worthy of a contin-
nance of the same, the SUCCESSORS 10 the old firm
Mr. VAIN has been with us IS salesman for
more than sixteen wears and Nj. NALkER
nearly eleven years. and we have full confidence
lu their business capacity and fidelity.
hcssrs. Vain a Walker are authorized 20 col
lcrt all debts due the ola hIm. aud Go use our
ugme- In liquidation.
lau"-ga NAFlHFIFLD 4 WALKER.
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Tennessee Bouds. new 65o silver. .............I22
Also, highest price paid ilr an kinds Of southern
Bauk hof-s. So Vslre li.t Furnished shru desired
Deposits received, and EElhango farnisbci oH
New York Cincinnati, Louisville, Menphst kus
IzuI. ireland. France, aud alt parts ut Germany
JoEPuEArfuy CHTrKs cash-i 40 best rste-.
OFFICE corner Union ami Ch.rTy street, 1ppH.
etc Bank 90 Tennessee.
M hmm. ?. 4 Z. Z. ; L q
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FOR RENT.

IhE BUILDING KNOWN A. IuE
Brewery, IN North Nashville. uu Jefferson
street, with o large lot and stables,
JAMES WENTWORTH Or
r. K. CHEAIHAM.
dec 90 No o. North Cherry street
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Engine aud Boiler for Sale

4 GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
y Tubular Boiler Tor sale. at moderate price 4.
both ia hrst-rste order. They are ct sufficient
E.ser o. drive mill. Can be seen. sHi term
i--ruei-au application 40 Jll Office. de.s-t
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, Jan l2-P. NJ

NASHVILLE, Jan l2-P. NJ.
IoTToN.-The cotton market was active
to-dly'iu consequence Of the pressure of
buyers uP6nit; but holders were not much
disposed TO sell, regarding prices as too low.
The sales sum up $50 bales, as follows 80
at 2SlG2S8 IS at 2S3 at 2S to 2s5 so
at27}@2S; 81 at 2Sl@29c per lb. The
ruling figure was 3S!, at which the heaviest
sales were made. In two instances small
lots of extra fine sold at %, but this was
Be- above the market
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CoNvrSoS service 20 the First Baptist
Church az d O'Clock this morning. and
preaching al night Sabbath school "a,
O'Clock, An
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orr friend Sam. Gollady has moved Dis
boot and shoe STORE Co No. "a Church street,
few doars above hi- old stand. Call and
examine his stock, which g. one Of the best
AND largest 10 the CITY.
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BootsS and SHOES Cheap al 20 PubIIc

SqU6Te.-In consequence of contemplated
change in my business, l offer the best selection
of Boots ana Shoes at greatly reduced prices
The buyer-be he 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.. GUTTMANE,
5ep6-u No. % Public Square
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SEED HTLLER AND WHEAT
SCREEN.

GTEPHENSON i ORDERS PATENT
= thoroughly cleans Wheat of smut. cheat
C0ckaTel. Il leaves every grain Of wheat pure
and free from any impure particle, by the easiest
and simplest process. County Rights for sale.
s. A. HALL. City Hotel. Nashville, Tenn.
whore he Machine can be seen for a few day
only. Call and examine for yourselves.
-NmlM-lM
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KrcoEnTE's COURT - The ordinary
routine Of business before this court was
transacted with quickues- and dispatch.
There were uo casez OF unusual interest or
importance.
Mann East, continued case, tipping with
ont license, was fined s. and cost.
Celia Davis, for keeping disorderly house
fined 81
London Counsel, hackman, running
hack without license, $50 and cost.
Lizzie Guod, disorlery conduct, "a and
cost.
SalIie Stone di-ordrrl, house, $40 aud
cost
Jennie TAYLOR drunk on the street, s,U
aud cost
Nv Eower, walking the street with %
prostitute. $40 and cost
Nilsson Hodge, disorderly conduct. 81.
Jennie, Nilsson Hodge. negro. Sall,
Alton. Lizzie Good, and q. VI. Bowers
were sent 90 the vurkhou.e e. work ont
ia.r times.
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MARRIAGE LIcFNcEs The following Is
list of marriage licences issued 10y the
County Court Clerk of Davidson county,
from Jan. O. 1867, TO Jan. n, 1856, 10 white
persons
Leonard Com1ck and Lizzie Duncan.
Francis Gray and Ellen Roach.
John Henry Hines and Elizabeth Red.
der
Jas. /. Lind-ly aud Francis Horsherg
Rubt. Daniel and Lydin McChew.
r. A. Cain and Margaret Hill.
VIM. Glenn and Mollie +. Wood.
VIM. II. Fletcher and Mary +. Cover
A. q. Scales and Eliza Westeryelt
James " Roscoe and Sallie +. Blake,
more
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY Pro
rrErY.-Oue share in the Nashville Fc.
male Academy was sold al auction yester-
day for $4,000, thr purchaser being Major
r. G.. McNairv. We were not aware that
this property was worth SO much There
aTr fifty shares.
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For Married Ladies OnIy.-A fool for
luck, and q poor man for children. Send for
Circular L. [. COLEMAN, VI. D.
ilnI2 Wv Box 502, Nashville. Tenn.
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Loo I.-W, have been favored h,
o.. Grand Representative 60 the United
State Grand Lodge. lO. q. D.. with the
printed umr,,j.un 60 the lat session sd
90, GRAND Lodge oi tennessee, from the
press of Fail & Sons Tits "a negilyoNo,ute1
work ct nearly one hundred pages. aud
presents iu detail che work cot ma important
and interesting session oi the body From
It We learn thar there are one hundred and
thirteen working lodges, and ., l2- coutr,hut
ing members in the State. Appended 90 thJ
Journal of proceeding De- tho proposed com
.tituuau and bylaws of the Grand Ia3r,
and also chat inr subordinate hodge, Ita
D nmpcu3irm rt 1ct ai rrc1t iutcrr-t o.
u7mhCrs 20 The order
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bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rue and paJsct Dge-Hamess. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No riiicu-
lOus tints. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dges. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed william /. Batcdc'oy. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
BY all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street New York .de52q-ly
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JrpsE ~uApKLEFoEp BLo--ONUNo.
We congratulate Judge Shackleford on the
perennial bloom Of hi- manly glory. Being
Yesterday the recipient of a gorgeous and
tasteful bouquet, he was transferred TO the
day. of his youth and feels as though he
had found the fountain of Ponce De Leon.
H,ll he might, for the donor of the floral
pii g. herself eternal spring and sunshine
Bring GuUer bright Howcrs."
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NJ, bTAE WWTF MASTER LII YOU
please a,r. / want Won Go say desc words for
Cesar q Calouci Eemmau hy his behavior.
brN cell me dat Re Bral. paper saws it's
GOT letter dat SAYS dat the frce-nigQer
Oils aud Fred Douglas and them saws
Cesar 1d make good candidate or what
Won call 90 for Governor dat he is uut
and-out uiggyr hut -asIy enough 10 DO.
and lfuiErers votes Cvsqr is the man Tor
Governor
DEur B. from old North IlraIiny
| raised hy white folks paid thousand dol
| lars for hissglf long before the bahoIitiouiA
como down here and Is g.mman by be
haEloT Nit lie don't know Fred DugIa7s
and don't want 90 know any af his sort nei-
Their white nor black Tie don, want ans
Governor place and no iaoliahua=s with
white ialtH business lie says all he niE-
! gers ougAJ 90 60 Go work. and keep icv
! months she; bou,tb,uc7 they don't know nu-
! uu about and p heap of white ones wauId
/ be- better ou lI deg would work too All
! d,a IaWma bout y.,.u Iiat puts uiEgyrs baye
! tey.,ly.- and give, mean white folks a
/ chance io np hlg men. Caesar don't blew, iu
/ .glt5fs, and don't want any more Writiu
/ boat him -pg-haii, mi1lu HIM up Wild BE
/ tass. lie thinks ,uvgWtr johnson T. the
] biggest oi em all, 1ud /. gBiue 90 make ID
/ 30 right Thing Is all Nuug-je aiut
Hhr dies used ta be- 900 old tdruIiEy Crsai
knows Sc time, when DO Niger behaved
hisesii aud knuNei bis place. twas all
/ urhl Now hr has lo Ice mixed up wil
such trash la 1ow tred paugIass. Ihesr|
bout ham when D Vas ia Canada TRAVELLING
Nil dg white Eemman- Hes uuaWa,
| Niger and ! never did bleye iu folks d9
took mp vid WuawIys.
I'm colured Femmau hy uIy behavior
| aud don't kEow uuthiu bout yoiin MIG
gers is uiPgers yit all oeppiu he right 1
work and Ind de,-elye- au la the gcuera
ran. Be, aiUt never ~ % be uuthin els
neither JEsAE Jo-Es.
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A FIRT CLASS FAMILY AND lWrENh
PArFn The IuIr. Home. edited Dow Mr..
g.. Virginia French, and published by Dr
Powell, at Atlanta, Ca, IS one of the very
he-t literary and family papers ever printed
iu the South or elsewhere Ii is oi the
highest order in ability purity and general
excellence 80 household mall the South
.hould be- without &C. Il ~ published
weekly, iu guarto form, and Is suitable for
binding. IL ought. not only 90 be- In every
nmily, bat should be preserved, bound
and placed in an the private and public H.
h.1ries of the Souih
COLEMAN DRrg ~r1HF. DR. Coleman
de.erycs the thanks ol the citizens residing
boa the vicinity of Church street below
spruce for giving them the advantage ola
thorough Dmgestuhlizment, la which every
thing kept ia such houses can hc had, fresh
and genuine lie has fitted mp his store
rlegautly. and ID b. the attractive feature
urihm pant of Nashville I'm addition 90
the regular drug business, IL is the inten-
lion of the Doctor TO engage extensively in
the manufacture of rcmedic- of his own,
.agciGc7 for the cure ui certain maladIc-.
Re is already puluug mp a cough mixture
aud remedy lor gathered breasts q
valuable preparation, which promise "Iu-
slant relief Go the suffering We wish the
Doctor su,res-.
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Circular. L. L. COLEMAN, VI. D.,
JAMIE Nv Box SOP, Nashville Tenn
COIeman-s Instant Keller for Mammary
Absre=. or "hcalel breasts" with f5nI'cs
after VarluTition This Is the only preparation
known that will -ooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief Manufactured 6ni
for s4fe only al CoLFu4N's Drug Store. 30 Church
street. .iaDl2 2lW- I'm
PairOnize HoIne manufacturers
ought 60 be generally known that thu Tennessee
Manufacturing Company, located at Nurfrees-
boro. turrs ont cedar ware of every description
unequllei ia quality and finish 10y any in the
United States
Wv. ToTroy. = North COLLEGE street, is the
sole agent Of the Company. and keeps constantly
on hand large supply OF cedar buckets. cans.
and chests. Orders from ull'quarters solicited
and promptly attended TO- ianl2 q
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Cincinnati mnrI,nt-
Foreign Markets.

LlrEEpUaL. Jan D. p. Motion closed dull
ana lower. ulidliug uplauis. I4at sale. u.II
not exceed the noon ertImate Of 300 bales
L.vaoE. Jan. III. u. I.-t1us1ls closed at "
i.r money Enc hare, 4st-- ..Aa ~
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-13

Selling OUt.-PosiHvely at cost, to close
business, q. RICE a Co.
dec8 If 90 College It.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-13
palroni1e Inma MnnnInctnres.-It
Selling on. at New York Cost.

To close business. we are positively closing
outat New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries Wines Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI 4 RIvA.
ianln l. North Cherry street.