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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

AT the coming election, the people of Kansas
vote three amendments 70 their State Constitu-
ton One snfranchsing all male citizens, irrespec-
tive Of color another comforting the elective fran
chise on women and third restricting The slec-
tive franchise to loyal persona.
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Marriapa and Calihanu

AID ruE HAFPISEss o. TErE MANHOOD
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime Of solitude and al.
Errors, Abuses and Diseases hch create
s-nShtt 70 MAhklA6E, With Of Relief Sent
sealed lester envelopes free Of charge Address Dr.
Pa. Oet I'm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TN EVERY COUNTY IN THE WEST
to engage in business by which they clear from IS
Io $50 per mou tn, during the Fall and Winter.
Address ZEIGLER, M0CURDY Co..
III West 9Th Street
oct 23-im Cincinnati Chic
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The organization of the Sons of Temperance in
the United States, at the present time, sumberI
about zee, 900 active members.
The Independent Order of Good Templars found
ed in 1855, numbers nearly 100000.
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IHFORMArI0N

Information guaranteed to produce uxuriant arot .,
hair upon bald head beardlsss face, also recpe ~
removal of Pimples BlOtches, Eruptions etc IN ~
leaving the soft clear and beautiful car he ckt.i
without charge by addressing 1eo
THOs. z. CHAPMAN CHEHrr
sept 1e-tnys SIS Broad2av New r.,
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PROPOSAr.s.
orrI,E pHsor AND DIsBtHsrSs ouAArEsvA
n~f

OFfIlE nrFoT AND DIsBJ RsING QUARTEzNAsrEA,
ATLANTA, Ca October IS 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIVED At this ONCE aHtii u NJ, TUEsDAy October
10Th, 1867, for supplying the following, VIZ;
3,lOO pounds 3D. fno or LathiDg Nails,
10000 " Cut Nails,
100000 Shingles.
The Nails OF good brand, sizes from l-psnuy
to 20pennyths whole to be delivered Depot Quarter
masters storehOuse, Forsyth street., Atlanta. Ca.
The Shingles be sawed heart pine or poplar Axis
sound and free from sap-ts be delivered the sah
Race Track" in the city Of Atlanta.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHISPERS.

~. L,9osfts coRnoLIa viii force Whskers on The
20 20 sample Tor trial sent for 10 cents Address
ol'S'm REEVES CO.. - SasEan 81 gev Yerk
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KnonEille. o.. l6. ls67.

The yellow fever has been raging to such an ex-
tent in Memphis as to threaten, for g time to be-
come fearfully epidemic, but we are pleased to
learn that it is nov abatinQ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

DURING the prevalence Of yellow fever at New
Orleans the past summer, about four thousand per-
SONS fell victims TO s rayages 1t is said they were
mainly Northern men.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

dispatch from Columbus Ohio, dated October
l3th to the Cincinnati Gazette Gays that during the
previous week lel ernigrants passed through that
city en- route for Tenn essee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

A MovENENT is on foot among the managers Of
the different Railroads centering at Nashville to
build Union depot, institution very much
neels1 there
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DIED.

On Thursday evening" the 18th instant, CHARLES N n
ant Of Captain 5. P. and Mrs J. z. Angel
Jesus said 'Susr little children to and l,r
Did them not for Of such Is the Kingdom Of heaven
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

alac. a limited Senator, in pursuance of a law o.
Congress on the subject, which was adopted.
MI RODGERS resolution, recommending General
Grant as the Republican candidate Tor the fresi-
dency, was taken up. e..;. -o.oi.,
ton might confiot with the recommendation OF
Gen. Thomas by the Republican convention III
February last.
On motion of Mr.. Parker, the resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
NEW BILLS.
Bv Mr.. Matthews-A bill to reduce the military
expenses of the State The bill provides
Sec. l. Repeats all laws authorizing the payment
of the members of the Governors staff, except for
military services rendered in time of hostilltes or
instruction or rebellion.
Secs. and g. Requires the Adjutant General to
perform the duties of Private Secretary to the Gov
ernor and fix his salary at Sl25 per month, ana re.
peals the law authorizing clerk in the Adjutant
Generals office.
! Sec l. That where the number Of State Guards
in actual service does not exceed six hundred, the
highest officer under pay shall be Lieutenant Col
onel, and for one thousand, Colonel
( Sec s. Fixes the pay Of State Guards as follows ::
/ Colonel $3.50 per month Lieut. Colonel, $l60 (;
Major, $780, Captain, 500; First Lieutenant, so !
Second Lieutenant $50; and Of non-commissioned
officers and privates the same as those in the uni
ted States service.
Sec g. Forbids the appointment of officers in
State Guards not allowed 1Or similar NUMBERS Ol
men under United States regulations.
Sec. T. Requires some Lieutenant of the line to
perform the duties Of commissaries and quarter
masters, without extra pay and the highest COM
handing officer shall detail such Lieutenants as be
may choose to perform these duties.
Passed and referred to Military Committee.
LOYAL INDEMNITY.
The bill TO indemnify loyal citizens for losses sus-
tanned in putting down the rebellion, was taken up
on second reading. Mr.. Matthews offered the fol-
lowing amendment: Provided that no person shall
be entitled to the benefit of this act who shall have
been guilty Of denounciHg the present State Gov
eminent unconstitutional, and contributed to its
overthrow, either directly indirectly which
was rejected without division. Some other amend
ments we're presented; but before any further &C
ton, Mr.. Elliott moved reference of the bill and
amendments TO the Judiciary Committee, which
prevailed.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

CLENESr L. YALLAEDIsHAM is being strongly
urged by portion Of the Ohio Democracy as the
successor to Hon. Ben. +. Wade, in the United
States Senate.
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in progress was accepted, and the hour Of 9
A. N. tomorrow designated for starting
Adjourned till 10 O'clock Monday morn
inc
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CIRCUIT OOURT.-SEEIER COMM.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Elijah Dodgen Charlotte D0dgen
TT APPEARING FROM THE PETIT
Il TON fled Ia this defendant Charlotte
Dodgen j. nonresident 20 Che OF ft
therefore ordered that Publication b. made Ter four
sive weeks I'm Er0wuloWa Knoxville Wing, notifying said
Defendant appear before she Circuit Court e hsd for
the county % SEWER the house Sevsrvs ~
third Monday o. November next and Plead d.
mur % aid petition the wiz Be taken for confessed
and set for hearing rarfe.
oct E-5t pc 4. q. MURPHY, Viefk.
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WILLIAM G. BROWNL0W, COVER
w NOR ofthe stats rsaness.s 70 the sbsras Of the
- nrs5Iev ron. Msigs, khes Bledsoo, Eequsche
49, 80 Hemit0u n aid state--greeiing You ere
$3.50 s-.r..ndsd 10 open and bold election a en- tn
nars Of holding elec2ns 20 your respective counties
ksfrsy 50th day Of November next after haszs xvsn
ne sotes required ~ law fer he election Of Chancr
ts Chaacgry DFsio1 IN SAID state 10 al The cau-
81 ocessoned ~ the resignation Of Hon Dsusi Trswa
azd due return thereof l4ie 20 ne according % law.
II testimony whereof havs hsreuutc my hanL and
caused NE great seal Of the ANGEL the
sI Department 10 Nashville sse l6th Day o. oiobsr,
By The Governor
W. G.. BROWNLOW.
Al. FLErcuEas Secretary ~ state
oct q is67-Ct
Harrison Unconditional sad Chatanoozs Republican ,oBy
all eiection
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WHEAToN's OINTMENT viii cure the Itch
NHEAEON'S OINTMENT viii cure Salt Rheau
WREAIoNs OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WIEATONs OINTMENT cares All Dlseases or the
SklD.
Price o sents iby mail eoafs Al nruzsisis se H.
hfrfs PerrFn, nnaton PFanFietors.
seas qssf
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Nashville, Oct. 7, 1867
Mr.. SMITHS LETTER.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 81, ls67.-CoL. T. P. Nc.
ELVee--Present-DEARS SIR: l herewith hand yoa
careful estimate of all the assets of the Tennessee
National Bank. think l have estimated every-
thing at its full value. Out of this will have to
come expenses, etc
1t is of the most vital importance that the State
should proceed at once on the bond of the bank if
they expect to make the securities pay anything
Already some of the sureties have made convey
anoes of their property, (which consider fraudu-
lent), and others will do so. You are aware that
these fraudulent conyeyances ought to be attached
at once while the facts necessary to substantiate II
fraud are fresh in the minds of the witnesses
Respectfully, IHos. r. SMITH
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oHANCERY COURT-MARyyTLLK,

George Brown Charles r. Henley.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARIN s.
ora the allegations Of the bill, which sworn No. thai
Charles Henley Is resident Of the State or &C. asss
or eoncesls himself that the ordinary process W sans1
be sefye1 on him it IL therefore ordered that
made or eur Successive weeks IN Brownows kz aotsr
ssd noL-resdent % appear at Chansery
court 70 oe held at the hss IN Haryvils
Monday OF December next plead dsazs
Dill or the same viii be taken confessed and r
ing sr parte 81 % him.
". G. PICKENs, q. n
OCT z5-tt Pn By 4. GODDARD, d. g, n.
Sarah Cunningham Administration ". Robert Porter
ITAPPEARING FROM THE ALLEe A
a TONS Of the bill ia this cause that Robert P,r ,b
defendant Is nonresident Of the State % T.. r 81
sbsconds couceals himself ths tha sirsrv r,.s 81
law cannot be served upon h u j. str.f- fbs
- made ior Oar weeks in
the next q tho Chss S.s :, 81 80 - ~ seurt
% i ~ - hs second Monday Of Deesns.r nsHt
III - .s y = demEr % compainants bill q 81
hin. - ~
W prcKENs. c. Y.
oct 2s-4I pf5 By Z. GODDARD q y. . ~
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TUESDAY, Oct. Is, 1867.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Campbell
REsoLUTIoSs
BY AR. Nseuof a joint resolution that the tgo
HOUSES meet IN Joint cenvention on tho ped inst 10
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rEr1rIaN ToR pIYeRoE.

PETITION FOR DiNohCE-
Mary ,. Eslipssr wins EsInger.
TT APPEARING FROM THE PETI
rION this the defendant Ills EaEeT,
nenrcsient ef the stats q TsnneaR 10 i thersiore
ordered that publication b. made for dI successive weeks IN
prownloVs Wig nots said defendant appear before
the Circuit Court 70 20 held FOR he connty 81 SEWER. al e
coHrt hoase IN sc4icrv the third MonsaY % November
nexf and fleaa euF sai petiiioss ar ne
sane VII - aEon 1r e a l1r hearing ex part-
81 et-if Pr HI fPnt Cirvt.
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Everybody.
ERRORS OF YoUTH.

risd or sinqls should send,tO p o. Drawer 53 Ro,..
i0r important conHdeHiat circular septi-9n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23

Inc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 dressed ma
thick at lower and = inch thick at upper edge.
The flooring 20 be kln-dred dressed and tousued and
grooyed.
The plank to be kin-dried, end dressed 10 side
1872 RafteTs, 3x6xI5, green
SO Braces, 24x6xl6,
70 " 23x612O,
$4,000 feet Sheeting, (straight-edgsJ ia thick,
green.
The whole TO square edge and Fs.s f,o Al, a.
fects which would weaken the lumber.
Delivery to commence November 18th 1887 with eh ma.
terisl as will be required in framinZ continue uch
quantities and OF such sizes snd descriptions may from
time to time be required in the ordinary process
uonthe whole contract 90 be filed within days from tA-
date Of the rst delivery The whole delivered
swh Race Track, in the city Of Atlantis where will b
inspected.
Bids must be made separately each article and r ths
Lumber the price per thousand feet must be STATED
Bids must be ia rEIFLCArE with copy 7f this advertise
ment ATTACHED EAcH aud bear the Endorsement OF
REsroSsIBLE persons who willing 70 becO surety
bidder in the event Of the contract being dsd 20
Proposals not complying with the requirements q as sdYer
tisement viii be rejected.
Bidders invited 20 be present represented the oven
ing Of the bids.
The Government right 20 reject any or al bids
or 70 accept reject such parts q bids be % the in
tersst Of the service.
Proposals should be addressed 70 thu undersgnsd an6
d0rsed upon the envelope, Proposals 0F the delivery %
Nails, Shingles or Lumber" the may be.
BY order Of Brew. Brig Gen. r. SaXtOn Chief Q. n.
IT, j. FARNsWORTH,
lat Lieut. 3lth Infantry, A. A. @ NJ,
oct -1-lt In charge Of Depot.
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The invitation Of the Williamson County
Agricultural Society to visit the Fair now
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Sarah Cunningham, Administrasriz w. Robert Porter
IT Ape RING ERnM TIE AIIEC /
,poCT.AMATION-

oct 2s-4u pf5 By Z. G0DDAED, 2. :. :
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17S,45s FEET OF PINE LUMBER.

The Misunderstanding TO be dressed SIDE 3 tseb
thick at lower, and = inch thick at upper edge.
The flooring 20 be klndred dressed and toususd and
grooved.
The miami Ia b. kI,-,lri.d ,pS s~..-,s 80 49, -
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Nn.hyilIc ON lnc r,i-c.

MEssRs EDITORS: l see from the morn
ing papers that we are to have new bank,
with a capital Of S250,000, and the privi
lege Of increasing it to 100000. Banks
are undoubtedly very good things in their
way, and so are street railroads, and large
blocks Of buildings and immense hotels, ct
celcro. But suppose the capital that is be-
ing put into this new bank, and that which
is being used in building the street rail-
roads and the Maxwell House, ct ceisT0,
were put into manufactures, how very
much better it would be for the growth and
prosperity of Nashville? How many new
citizens will the bank, or the railroad, or
the hotel bring to Nashville? VIII some
of our cotton men, who are good at figures,
tell Us how many persons half million in
manufacturing establishments will bring to
the city, and what effect the supplying Of
their wants will have upon the trade of the
city? OLD SEDGE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-13

THEATRICAI.-Ne are authorized 10 an
nounge that on the Goth inst, this day
week. Manager Flynn will open the New
Theatre, with the stock company which left
here last fall, and the additional attraction
Of the Laura Keene combination, who will
open ia the sterling old English comedy Of
she Stops 10 Conquer Maggie Nit
chell, Nashvilie's favorite, Tar excellence,
will follow Laura keene
II r2ust not be forgotten that Manager
Davis. with full and efficient company,
ior which see advertisement, "Opens the
Adelphi tomorrow evening, the star of
She occasion being Miss Dora Shaw, who
will appear la her celebrated character of
Camille" As 10 what may be expected,
the Louisville Journal OF yesterday SAYS
"Wecongratulateo our friends in BrowuloN s.
Paradise upon the rich dramatic treat in
store !ar theme Mr. Doud, the leading
man. g. an actor of such solid merit a. au
artistic and gentleman, that he cannot but
become popular ia Nashville Miss Oar
CONS grace, vii and beauty will win her
warm place ia the aiectiouso of that people
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Nashville Dry Goods Trade.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 13, 1867.
The trade in dry goods has been liberal
the past week, and prices remain without
change.
Our houses are receiving large spring
stocks, and will be able to supply the de
mand for all descriptions of goods
Below We give the quotations for a few
leading articles:
tPRINTS.-121I6l8c per yard.
b TICKINGs. "a COnnestoga A, zoe; do extra, A,
55e Eagle. "A, 45c; lower brands 25a3ji g.
SCoTCH GINGHAMS.-25 to 45c; Chambreys, 20
to 37IIc.
ALI Wool FLANNFLs.-3liG to 65c.
BLANKETS-S2 50 to $40 per pair.
AMERICAN DELAINES.-25c.
DRESS GOODs.-In great variety ut 22lgr To- ST..
ALL Wool DELAINEs.-45 to 55c.
FANCY SATTNETS.-3719c to 81.
ALI Wool CASSMERES.-Sl to S..
BALMORAL SKIRTS.-S2ia36 per dOZ.
SKIRT BRAIDs.-6Oc per dOz.
THREAD.-Nictoria, ~ 2c per doZ; do loo yards,
De; Coats, 200 yards, 81 Il.
BROWN SHEETINGs.-Ni rginia, 81, l7l5c; Car
ro. IS. l9c Augusta. rs. Doe: Tennessee pre-
MUM, A, DE; Augusta do, 225.c; Pacific A, IL
2ic.
HEAVY COTToN PLADs.-27ll to 3jc: cotton
stripes, 20 to Dc; Apron Checks, . to 30c
LTNsEYS.-Athletic, 81, 29c: Nesterlys, 81
&'c; White rocks, 81, 4Oc; Al, good. 40 to 6Dc.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-13

We cali attention to the following adVer-
tisements which appear in this morning 3
paper for the first time. The reader ~
referred to them in another column:
X. S. Potts, wholesale and retail dealer
ia drugs and medicines, wines, liquors,
paints, oils, dyestufis, perlumery, etc, No.
n Cedar street
The Adelphi Theatre opens tomorrow
night, with a iirst-class company, and
Camille "a the play.
Fred Terrass, administrator offers Tor
sale, on easy terms, the well known hard
ware and cutlery establishment of the late
Sam'l Nanleer.
Carthers, Cant 4 Caruthers are assocl-
ated in the practice of law above the Bank
Of the Union, College street.
Achey, Winbourn & Co. make an eEten-
siye auction sale Of rich dress goods this
morning, at - North College street.
The Nashville" Captain Simms, will
leave at O'Clock Tomorrow, for Cairo, -.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
The Altoona Captain Patterson, leaves
at u NJ. Saturday, 10th, for Evansville,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
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L. an RAILROAD, Feb I2.-53 bales
cotton, 10 bags rags, sacks corn, kegs
liquors, 4 sacks peache7, bundle fishing
rods.
n. & d. RAILROAD, Feb. 1I-S7 bales
cotton, / car lumber, > cars coal, l box
boots, sacks apples, l do peaches, bags
and crates rags, bale sack, 3 boxes sun
dries, , boxes cotton cards 3 casks hack-
ing, II bales rope, cask hardware, l case
merchandise, sundries,
by the River.
TYRONE FROM CAIRO.-lO04 sacks corn,
80 hhds sugar, "a ploughs, large lot of iron
FANNY BRANDEIs, Up RTvER.-3475
sacks corn, 400 sacks wheat, Shhds tobacco,
sundries
A. BAKER, Up RIvER.-3493 sacks corn
70 bales cotton, 1920 lbs. bacon, p sacks,
corn meal, 20 do. wheat, sundries
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Valuable City Property
FOR lie.

my VIRTUE or DECREE or CuAEtERl
IS C.uTt. the Property on the corner of tui-
fcr-ity and Washington ana South JeHeraan
stress. belonging O. the estate ui Major r.. 81.
Eastman, T. offered for sale.
This property j. within one hundred yards &C
rbb south Nashville Street Railroad, is plea
sanity ana sEE.bly ,iuated. cantJin near four
acres. ana will be s1ld iu haty ar -IEjlel into
lots.
iur EIGHT rooms. besides kitchen and Clubhouse.
The sale viii be made free from redemption.
suJ IA o rrdit ct six, twelve ami eighteen
mouths. except hs sHm Of o per cent. 81 be paid
Ina ash Votes With approved security Ill! he
required and lien retained.
Apply o. the undersigned ou the premises 90
at no at North Cherry street
j. h. CtkREl NJ. d,
jausi-l Cummia4loner.
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THE ST.. CLoUD HoTEL-Proposals for
the renting of this hotel, and the use Of the
fixtures for the balance Of the year 1867,
were open until evening before last, when
the bid made by Mai. II. NJ. Smith was ac-
cepted by the receiver Mr. Hare. Mr.
Smith, 1t will be remembered, was one OF
the partners in the concern under Cases
management, and his proposal in the pres
ent case being greater than that Of any other
competitor, was accepted. The terms, how
ever require bonds with approved security
TO the amount of thirty-siX thousand dol
lars This part of the arrangement, We are
informed, has not yet been complied with,
so that it is not vet certain who will get the
control of the institution. Mr.. Acton
Young, proprietor Of the Planters Hotel
was among the bidders, albeit there were
only three OF four proposals. There is a
fair prospect that the St. Cloud will be
opened before many days
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BEERSHEBl SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

RI VIRTUE or AUTHORITY VESTED
Is iu o. by o deed oi uusi executed hy the
Seer. heba Spring Company, bearing date 0rta-
her 9, 1870 and recorded ia The heEi7ter's othce
81 0rundy county. state ot Tennessee, Book ID.
uaRes alB and al4, We will. on the premises. on
MONDAY, the isTh DAY or MARCH next.
sell 20 the highest bidder. for one fourth cash.
and the balance IN six. tgelye and eighteen
months. with interest. with waiver ut redemp-
go. nIl the property conveyed iu said deed Of
trust. consisting Of upwards oi a.Uul arres OF
land on which are situated the Hotel and ether
buildings. containing some 10 rooms With all
the household aud kitchen furniture, aud other
articles ia said deed which have not been de-
strayed ~ taken away during the war.
This place, so " ell known a. a summer resort.
&, equally vel Gttsd Tor q great literary Insti-
tutluu. LuhN AhAhlEAsHr : 'Trri afea1
rHOS. }. HARDING
iaron. diu-w4t
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CorroN SFFp FOR EURoPE.-Mcssrs.
Stratton, Cherey & Roy, cotton factors,
have received an order for a large lot OF
Gotten seed for shipment to Europe. The
purchasers of the seed do not expect TO
embark in cotton cultivation, but propose
TO make oil, and 10 test its value The
seed have been obtained, and are ready for
their long Journey.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-13

RECORDERS CoURT-There were hat
few cases before the Recorder Yesterday,
and the parties to these ask that their names
shall not be seen in print. We acquiesce,
and admonish them 10 go and sin no
more
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-13

MERCHANDISING WITHOUT License
Three more respectable merchants were
lined heavily yesterday by Recorder Fos-
ter for failing 10 renew their licenses
Every business man should be on the alert,
and renew their license in time.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Weekly Review of the Nashville whole
sale Markets.

" eehAy hSFdSh Oh aAe NftSAN lille W iaBle-
sale Markets.
NASHVILLE Feb. Is, 1867.
During the week ending last evening
there has been an average business done in
all the leading departments Of commerce.
Heavy additions have been made TO the
stocks of groceries, and consequently there
is less stringency in the market, though
prices are firm. The demand for corn has
been undated, and prices are unchanged,
Notwithstanding the large imporlatioRs
which continua to arrive almost daily.
The bulk of the sales are made on Southern
account, and at no time has the supply eN-
ceeded the demand. As an indication Of
the heavine7s Of the receipts we may state
here that the steamboats, Tyrone, Fanny
Brandeis and A. Baker, together, brought
1872 sack-. This is exclusive of what was
brought by rail Bacon continues to ar
rive freely from the country, and sells to
merchants at l24 cts. per H., hog round.
Our quotations below give the prices in
store.
COrToN.-The cotton market has been
les5 active this week than ahy during the
season, and prices =teadier The sales Of
the week amount 10 1924 bales at prices
ranging from 20 to 28ic per ID. For several
days, however, pc. has been the highest
figure. The sales Yesterday we're las bales