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- NnnnrIInen.

We are authorised TO announce Major A. 5.
THURNECK as the regular Republican candi-
date Tor Councilman from the Third Ward at
the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized 90 announce Captain 4. $.
PATTERSON az a candidate for Councilman il
the Fourth Ward.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN HAS
LAM candidate for reelection as Council
man In the Fourth Ward
We are authorized toaunouuce JOHN LUCE
as candidate tor Councilman Iron the Filth
Ward, At tho ensuing municipal election.
PIAIToRS-Immediato adjustment Of every
ONCE and expenditure not "a necessity.
We arc authorized 20 announce I. j. VAR
BROUGH q candidate for Councilman from the
Sixth Ward, at the ensuing municipal election
serb "a
We are authorized 10 announce L. X. SPAIN
a candidate for Councilman from the Tenth
Ward, al the ensuing municipal election.
zcpl5 ID
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SALE OF THE RESIDENCE OF GENERAL
Zo1LCoFFER.-The residence of General
Felix X. Iollicotier on High street, was
sold few days since under a decree of the
Chaucery Court for fifteen thousand six
hundred dollars-ten thousand dollars less
than it was really worth. Mr. II. s. French
was the purchaser
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40 COusumptives.-Ihe Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks. by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy OF the
prescription used free Of chsrge), with the IL
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, IS to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he eoneeives 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 ORR.
oCt23-lyd&W
POpIin AIPacas-heavy, for winter wear
at Thompson Brothers. sepl4 lW-e'
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AGAIN. The notorious Hattie Ford was
arrested late last night in the midst of
drunken revel, and failing TO give security
Tor her appearance this morning, she was
taken to the workhouse. Her yells and
screams as she was being forced along
we're appalling, and several neighborhoods
were temporarily aroused by her unearthly
wells
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MYsTERIoUs.-Late last night, the
neishborhood Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga railroad trestle work was startled by
the report Of firearms, apparently not far
outside the corporation line. About thirty
shots were fred, most Of them in rapid
succession, and apparently hy two parties
about a hundred yards distsn; from each
other. No clue 10 the mystery had trans
pred mp to O'Clock this morning.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NeW York MoneY and stock NIarket

New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YORK, Sept. ls.-The money market Is
active, sac Per cent. for call loans Sterling
dull, 9t<GSZ for gold (frst class bilsJ Gold
frmer, opening az 1917, declining t0I445z. and
closing at l455s. Government stocks shade
lower. Coupons Of 81 1l15z do 90 49,; do 81
1897; DO '65 ll5ls do new l05; do 67 1G75<; 1913
g9H; 7-30s i0l. Stocks opened dull, rallied
slightly. and closed heavy: Canton 461z ONO
Certificates Z2s; Cumberland 839345z; Wells
Express 6355@64 American Express 651Z@oo'
Adams 90 9661z; United States 661zl9o5; ser s,
chants Union 651<9g0; Western Union I s
II; Pacific Mail l401 al401zs Atlantic ~ ~ y
NeTTork Central 1075zGl0s1S Erle of24.sspo14
Hudson l329I33; Reading l0354g 1875 " az -
4e9465l St. Paul ~ preferred oo12' Michigan
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SINGLETON, at the postoffce, has Godey's
Lady's Book, Frank Leslie'S Lady's Mag
azine, and Demorest's Mirror of Fashions
for October. He also has the Black
Crook, the story on which the celebrated
spectacular drama Of that name p founded.
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Sale of Government Horses
ELEVEN III HORSES.
lii ChancerT At Eashrille

State Of Tenuesscs-OfIco Clerk and Master,
ChanceTy Court at NaahviIiC ans the Zstn, 1901.
John N. Bas- urlFinaut w. Thomas J Hard
ill., ana others Defendants.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIJFI FILED
4 in this caure that the defendant. q. " Phil
lips Is n ncn-rezident e the State Of Tenres-
sec. IL ia therefore ordered trat he enter his
appearance herein before or witrin tne LIZ
three DAYS Of tho next Term n sail Court. . DC
held on the Erst Monday IN Novempor next; +5g,'
and plead. answer or demurt 70 comp iainant 2iil'
or the sarne vii be taken for coufe7ed ~ % l'L
and set for hearIuE eE parte. Bnt that COY o.
fbi4 order be pabF7hed for four c3E5eruliFe
80 a tcS5.I - "a fts-t NJ e HOWELL,
n l0f| Clerk and Master
caruthsrs. Cast B. Caruthers solrs ior compit
sepl1 Wit
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In THE GUARD HoUsE.-The twenty
four soldiers engaged in the forcible re-
lease of three workhouse prisoners on Col
lege Hill, have all been placed in the guard
house at the barracks, TO await trial by
court martial.
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Is, ID and Sd series.

london advlces OF Tuesday quote United
States 5-20s at 725.
Exchange on New York was furnished by
the banks Yesterday at 81 per thousand.
Nashville corporation checks are becom-
ing searcest 25c discount.
The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
SS25,328. The following will show the
total exports of specie from New York to
foreign ports from January lst to Septem-
Der IA in the wears noted
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COSTLY CooKNG-Amelia Page and
Alice Jordan, two colored women who had
stolen some wood to cook their dinner, were
arrested yesterday and taxed with the costs
Of a prosecution for the offense
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New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, Sept, ls.-Cotton dull and
receipts 594 bales Sugar frm; Louisiana Is
MOlasses-no Louisiana in market. Flour quiet
firm and unchanged. Corn in better demand
and frmer; yellow and white mixed 81 15G91 II;
white 81 20, Oats firm at 81 22Gl p. Mess pork
dull, no buyers at S27 So shoulders l6c; clear
sides 2Oc; sugar cured hams 2554c. Lard firm at
l4529l49Sc. Gold l456I455s SteriinE l56GI56IS.
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SUMNER COUNTY FAIR The special
trains for Gallatin on Fair days will stop
at Payne, Rockford and Poytona stations if
sigualed. The time Of arriving at the
other stations was published IN our issue of
Yesterday.
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Orr FOR THE LACLEDE CoURsE.-The
following horses left this city yesterday to
witness and add to the interest of the ap-
preaching fall races over the Laclede
Course at ST. Louis: Sandy Barnes, Pdtris
clan, Pat NuHoy, Kaotty and Lan.aaa. They
all experimental on the Nashville Course
at our meeting last spring. They are young
and gay and festive We look for re-
spectful reception to them, and as for the
honors with which they may return
crowned. we have no desire to speak in ad-
vance-preierring TO leave that matter to
be determined by their social intercourse
and performances while absent.
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Selling Ouf at New York Cost
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle CHARS. PANDoLFINI & RIvA,
janIO L North Cherry street.
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RARE CHANCE--A most favorable OPP
portunity is offered those seeking desirable
locations for pleasant and heslthful resi-
dences, to secure them by attending the
sale of lots in Williams addition to Edge
Geld to-day. Omuibuses VIZ leave the
Office Of Anderson, johnson q Smith at
Al o'clock precisely. Come one, come all
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thompson brothers have just opened
the largest and best assorted Stock of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods they have ever offered.
Church street, near st. Cloud Hotel
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Dividend NOfIce.-The holders of shares
in the State Insurance Company of Nashville
are hereby notified that the Board Of Directors
have, after setting aside an ample reserve fund.
declared a dividend of ten per cent, free of
taxes, upon the subscribed capital stock, the
same to be endorsed on the stock notes.
Stockholders will please call and see the
proper endorsements made.
JOSEPH Nash, Secretary.
Nashville, August Z, lS67.-aug7 I'm
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CHANGE OF TnT.-The afternoon pas
senger train on the Edgafeld and Ken
lucky railroad now leaves at P. NJ. Instead
of 5 P. NJ, as heretofore Freight will be
received from A. NJ. to $50 P NJ.
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Pure Healthy Summer
Drink.

FOHN HESS. NO. : SOUTH MARKET
- street, has ~ s'ie gnuine article o. hhein
10 families cheap. during the warm. debilitat-
Ing summer months no more healthy beverage
can be used. Having been imported by the
Proprietor direct while IN Europe. Il can be
relied upon as genuine juiy2 On.
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New York DryEOOds Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.-The drygoods trade
more active prices quiet and firm at I79I71Zc
for standard sheetings, The market mas been
cleared Of all Lawrence G sheetings on sale. and
the goods are now held firmly. Prints quite
active at l5Gl6c for best makes. The important
feature IN the trade Is the confidence which is
restored
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THE mAYORALTY.

The MeetinE AT Eoodfn's Last Night
Only two Of the six candidates for Mayor,
w. Matt. Brown and NJ. G. Cotton, were in
attendance at the meeting at Woodfn's
store, in South Nashville, last night, though
an invitation had been extended to all. The
first address was delivered by Mayor
Brown, who placed his record before the
people, asking their support, and declaring
that he was now and always had been the
friend of the colored man as well as the
white, and that he had been careful to see
exactjustice was meted 10 all.
Mr.. Cotton followed Mayor Brown in
stirring address. reviewing his life and ser
vices as a public officer, urging unity
among the people, and taking strong
grounds for economy in the city govern
ment
Mayor Brown being again called on,
spoke very briefly, and was followed by Mr.
Hadley, candidate for Councilman of the
seventh ward.
j. +. Rust, another candidate for Coun-
Gilman, denounced Alden as unfit for the
mayoralty. Rust had been born north of
the Ohio river, and always been Union
man, but he had never, before the past two
months, had occasion to blush because he
was Yankee He did not say who he
wanted for Mayor but adhered pretty well
to his own cause, after accusing Alden Of
Indebtedness to a washerwoman, tailor
and others. A landlord in the crowd
shouted that four months rent was due him
from the Major
Jerry Joiner, a colored man, made the
closing speech, calling on his hearers to
come up to the support Of Mayor Brown, a
man who had been tried, in preference TO q
stranger, Of whose qualities nothing could
be known.
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CRIMINAL COURT September Is, 1867
State Us. j. c. Scalf alias G. T. Thompson.
Larceny. Cause resumed.
State u.s. w. F. Hewlett and Albert
Barnes. Larceny. Continued on affidavit of
the defendants until December term. Bail
fixed at $4,000 each jointly, with good
security.
State u.s. Albert Barnes. Larceny. Con-
timed on affidavit Of defendant until De
cember next Bail $4,000 with good
security.
State o. Ed. German. Larceny. Plea not
guilty. In the above case the jury was en-
pauneled and the examination Of the wit
ueeaea commenced.
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ATTENTION is directed to the announce
ment Of the opening trade sale Of Messrs
Achey, O'Conuen & Co., auctioneers, Of
staple and fancy drygoods, on to-day and
fO. morrow
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AN ALIBI-Willis Baker, arrested on
charge Of breaking into the store Of Solo
mon Fesstenburg, was discharged yesterday
by Justice Wilkinson, on proving an alibi.
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Louisville Market.

tobacco; Tugs sf4096 %; leaf 81 OOG20. Superfne
-four s. so. Wheat So 1902 20. Corn sheiIed
81 10 Oats in bulk 63965. Rye 81 % Mess
pork s25 90. Bacon shoulders l5c; clear ribbed
Lard l31zc in tiarces, Cotton 22G23c. Raw
Whisky nominal, 30 in bond. Groceries IN
ahaurad
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COMMON CoUNCIL.-There will be
meeting Of the Common Council tonight,
when the bill for the payment Of city em-
ployez 10 money will be taken up.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Receipts of cattle for
the week 5000 head. Prices lower; sales heavy
Receipts Of sheep and lambs 1920. Sheep sell
ing at 4g6Zc per pound. Lambs s. 5095 90
per head
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Boys Wear, Boys WeRr.-Look at Cas-
simeres at Thompson Brothers before buying.
sep14 1W @.
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SWEARING FOR THE BoUNTY.-Jacob
Hyde, colored, was arrested yesterday and
brought before Justice Cassety, charged
with perjury in swearing to bounty claim,
the true owner Of which had died He
gave bonds for his appearance this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
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Baltimore Markets.
New York Cattle Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ls-Coffee quiet Rice
l71zc. Flour frmer; no sales. Wheat firm;
prime to choice red 81 1902 60. Corn-sales of
white at 81 20; yellow 81 . Oats ga Csc. Pro-
Nisinus Il rrnnr
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SoLDIETs IN LnBo.-Oficers Bond and
Corbett yesterday arrested two soldiers of
the 18th Infantry, Anthony Baumgartour
and Andrew Washers, charged with
stealing clothing from a negro employed at
a saloon in the Colonnade building. They
we're wearing some of the clothing when
captured. Both were lodged in the work
houae to await hearing to day. They
are members Of the company which re-
Gently arrived from ST. Louis
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LARcENY.-Tennessee Bark7dale, colo
was committed to jail Yesterday 10y Justice
Wilkinson, to await a further hearing on
the charge Of larceny.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Gold opened III New York yesterday at
l44s, advanced to 1859 at noon, and closed
at l454 at 3 P. n. Brokers here were pay
ing 1881 and holdint las.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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NEW AND SHORTEST ROUTE
TO
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile, Cairo
st Louis, Chicago, and points
Southwest, West, North,
and Northwest
Nashville and Northwestern
II RIO AID
- ~
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
NASHVILLE, TENN., Aug u, 1867.
FTER FRIDAY. AUGUsT

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
NASHVILLE, IENS., Aug. y, 1867. J
ON tAND AFTER FRIDAY, AUGUST
~ 80, 1867, and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will be run
between Nashville, Tenn, Memphis Tenn, amt
Hickman, ny, and will run as follows.
Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 40
n. H., arrives Memphis at . m. and arrives
Hickman at 5:4S y. m
Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 4 y. IN
arrives Memphis no AO.4S a. IN and arrives
Hickman at 9.I5 "a. m.
Making close connections with the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile, New
Orleans, and ali intermediate points
At Hickman connecting with q FIRST class
line Of steamers for Nicksburg Natchez.
Baton Rouge, Cairo st. Louis, and an inferno
date points on the UPPER and Lower Mi5sis-
will ply between Hickman and Cairo, making
close connections with tho Illinois Central Rail
road for st. Louis. Mo. Chicago. H., Dubuque.
lows, st. Paul. Minnesota, and all points West
aud Northwest.
Passenger Train leaves Memphis atII d IN.
leaves Hickman al $50 "a. m arriving ia
Nashville at 4.4S y. ga.
Passenger Train leaves Memphis at A a m
leaves hickman at 40 -. IA. arriving Nash
vile at a. Rs.
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for Chat
tanooga, Knoxville, LynchburE. Richmond
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York; Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah Charles
ton Macon hOnlEolneryf W est POINT etc Con-
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for Louisville, indianapolis, Cincinnati
and all points East Connects with the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin. Co
lumbia, Pulaski Athens, Ala. and Decatur
Alabama.
RMS ~ the Shortest and Cheapest
Route 10 Memphis, it being seventy-niuo
miles shorter than the Decatur route. and
forty-siX miles shorter than the Edgefeid and
Kentucky route.
wM p. INNS,
Chief Eng. and Gsn. Supt n and ~ ". r. R.
augZ5 q
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1000 Acres A No. | Land
FOR SALE.

ONE THOUSAND ACRES FIRST RATE
" Land in Williamson county six miles west
of Franklin, one mile from railroad, one mile
from Carriers Creek Pike, and two miles from
Columbia Pike, is offered for sale at $50 per
acre. About 470 acres cleared, balance tim
bered. No improvements. Good water and
plenty of it-WOuld make frst-rate stock farms
Cleared land enclosed, and about 300 acres tim
bered land, well set in blue grass and enclosed
The cleared land is in high state of cultiva-
ton. Place will be divided to suit purchasers
Terms-One- third cash, balance one and two
years, with interest from date of purchase. An
unusually fine chance. Call on
A. NELSON Il CO., Agents.
sepl4 lw Nashville. Tenn.
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ADELPHI THEATRE-"Selp drew an
other big house last night. The popular
comedy of Married Life" will be brought
ont tonight
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


announce myself as candidate for Mayor
at the ensuing municipal election; and pledge
myself to the people il elected, to labor for an
economical manasement of the city's Affairs
makius it the FIRST consideration thatthe eTpen-
ditures shall not exceed the city's ordinary
income NJ. c. COTTON.
VS. are authorized 10 announce W. MATT.
BROWN a candidate for reelection 10 the
office of Mayor of the city. sepl4
l announce myself as candidate for Mayor in
the ensuing municipal election. You who
,either white or black please TO vote for me,
shall be equally Judged
sugl- ia JAMES c. DANDY.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. j. Ii. Bart has re-
turned from Toledo, where he has been at.
tending the Central Conference of the
German Methodist Episcopal Church. He
has been assigned by Bishop Clark to the
German Methodist Episcopal Church of
this city, position he has filled during the
past three years.
J. w. Shutter, Esq, Superintendent of
the Southern Express Company, and Fl. c.
Mclaughlin, of the NuJreesboro Monitor,
are registered at the ST. Cloud.
We were pleased to meet our old friend,
W r. H. Bowers, of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, yesterday, down from
Franklin, by, on 6 flying visit
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ga COPY of Meigs' Digest can be had by
applying at this Office.
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MORE MASTERING OUT.-Capt Cling
an's company Of militia passed through
here yesterday, en- route for Cleveland,
where they will be mustered out Of service,
Friday. They have been stationed at
Franklin
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Magnificent display Of Dress Silks ana
SafiEIs at Thompson Brothers, Church street.
sepl4 lT G.
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Irish POpIins, Irish POpIins. all the
new and rare shades, at Thompson Brothers
much cheaper than last season. sepl4 I've.
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Engine and Boiler.

NOR SALE. A FTRST-RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler in good order. Can be seen. and
rrice learned. BY calling al this of5ce-
pRySl In
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j. II. MITCHELL,
Druggist and Pharmaeeutist
No. $50 South Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ERESH SUPPLY OF PUEE DRUGS. NEDI-
II ciues and Chemicals constantly being re-
ceived AMI on hand. No impure articles kept
in store. All articles kept in p well regulated
retail drug store will be found here.
have engaged the services Of DR.. +. II. Lewis
as druggist and presctiptiOnist. whose quaiifca-
tions are not to be questioned, as the following
recommendation will show.
We, the undersigned, are personally scqUaiut-
ed with DR. +. II. Lewis. and know him b be r
competent druggist and prescripti0nist and %
such. do recommend him to the public"
ID. DupTe. NJ. D, W l. Nichols, NJ. d.
j. W. Madden NJ. D., Ih0s. Menees, NJ. >.
II. NJ Compton, NJ. D., JnO. ID. Winston M D..
J. II. Oney, VI D, DeMovilie & Co, Drug
z. x. Winston, NJ D., Fists.
Een7 Iv
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Empress Cloths. Empress Cloths, all
colors and prices, at Thompson Brothers. Church
street sepl4 lw-a
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THE GREAT maxwell HOUSE, Three
of the seven stories OF this mammoth Nash
vile hotel, comprising come two hundred
rooms, are lathed and plasteSed, and the
doors are now being fixed in pheir places
The work Of finishing the whole is moving
forward rapidly. and ita completion cannot
he far distant. This will be one of the
largest hotels in the United States. During
tbe war the Federal soldiers gave it the
name of cold Zollicoficr, by which il Is
row known throughout the North.
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EdreneId l-Great Attraction.

ON THURSDAY, TIE 18TH sEEPT.,
, We propose 70 open our fall sales BIZ cfer-
Ing TWENTY Five BEAUTIF I'll LOTS 10
Williams addition" % Edgsfed.
Ihl8 growing town, renowned for he beau
t., healthfulnes7 and character o. It's in
habitants, as well az It's schools. churches ant
close proximity to the city. renders IL one oil
TIE most pleasant and desirable locations ia
Middle tennessee tor family residences. Tie
IS attracting general attention, and this sale Wil
afford hne opportunity for those desiring cheap
homes % secure them. sale viii comEeacs al
the corner o. SHELBY g Minick streets az ~
O'Clock A. y. Terms liberal and made known
on day OF SALE
ANDERSON. JOHNSON q SMITH,
aePlV "a Agents