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ANoTHER lMPoRrANr CHANCERY S

AEoTHER IMPORTANT CHANCERY SUIT
-S25, 600 lEyoIyED.-The case Of Kirk
patrick Il Co, Of New Orleans, u.s. John B.
Howard, and DIR. Stephens, aud A. Carter
vas taken up before Judge Rowles, special
Judge on saturday, Chancellor Harrison
for the First National Bank, defendant
The case involves a sum Of SOS, 900,
attacking two deeds Of trust, one from
John b. Howard 10 A. Carter, and the
other from Watkins q Stephens to A.
Carter. The case was ably argued by
Col. Burch for complainant, and Guild,
Smith and Cooper for Carter.
A decision in the case will be rendered
this morning.
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In GOOD CoEDITIoE-The total value
of properties of the Nashville snd Decatur
railroad, is officially shown to be $4,77G,o
s9l, while the Liabilities of the company
are but S2,636,s05 10, leaving a balance of
assets of So, 120,0S5 90.
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NEGRO GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.-A
little negro girl, while plsyingup-stairs in
Mr.. Bsird's new building at Lebanon last
Saturday morning, accidentally caught
her clothes on fire, when she ran through
two or three rooms, trying 10 get down
stairs Mr.. George Martin, hearing her
screams, ran 10 her assistance, caught her
and tore her clothes of, hut too late TO save
her. Her flesh was literally baked She
lived only a few hours afterwsrd
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FINED THREE DOLLARS FOR ASSAULT
Eli Berangi, the merchant mentioned in
our last as striking a negro man over the
head with barrel hoop, was fined in the
Police Court SO and costs on yesterday
morning.
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT

The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
NEW York, Dec. 16.-Gold opened at
lS4. 10:30.-Gold 1884. 1910 P. M
! Gold 1914. Cotton quiet but firm. P.
M.-Gold l34s. Cottoa--Demand good,
and prices tending upwards. Sales to-day
$500 bales. Upland middIings l54@154,
good middlings l74@l7z, Mobile l6, Or
leans l64@I6s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1G, IL A. M-Cotton
Upland middling I'D; Orleans middling
73d. P. M-Cotton firm: sales to-day
10000 bales quotations nominally un-
changed Sale upland middIings, to ar
rive, "a.
CoFFEE-Rio 22!@27c; Lsguyra 264@
28c; Java. 5000.
SUaAR-Demarara 144@16; Porto Rico
l34@143; Orleans l43@15; Coffee A II
B l6a c l6l.
BACos-Clear sides IG4 plain canyased
hams 22@23; sugar cured 24@25c.
FLoUR-Prices are stationary; Noun
Dew, SIS; Cream of the City, Sl3; Cum
hs'land Aiills, $40; Pomona, SO; Pride Of
tennessee, ia Oh
LARp-In iierces I3@I2} in kegs IA
OLLIE.
CoRN-Looae in wagons 55@GOe in
store s0GS5c.
Wharf.-The receipts are very light,
and scarcely any stock on hand. The mill'
ing business, which few monihs ago was
very prosperous, is now almost closed for
want Of wheat I'd
APPLEs-Green SO 5O@6 per bbl.
SoAP-G4@s4c per Id.
CAEDLEs-Star 174@18e.
SALT 20 for bushel barrel.
MoIAssEs-Orieans, 65@sOe sorghum
50955c.
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BAD STREETs.-The Sanitary Company
Of the police force, report the streets
of the city as being generally in a bad con-
dition. They will, we learn, Immediately
confer with the Street Committee with refer
ence 10 their early improvement.
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OFFICERS ELECTED LAST NIGHT.-The
City Council in joint session last night,
elected the following additional officers:
Revenue Collector. B. Sheridan.
Auditor. Albert Smith.
Board of Educatioa-First three elected
for the three years we're J. D. Grant, d,
ID. Dickey, l.. g. Tarbox.
Second three for the first two years
Rev. W. w. Campbell, ]. G. Mckee and
A. q. Canedy.
Second three for one year,. Janger-
mann, Alfred Menifee, col, aud j. G..
OGDEN
Health Oticer-Dr J. b. Mitchell.
Physician for the Workhoase-Dr
Knsffie.
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More aiIOUf Oils

To the Editors ofthe Union and Dispatch.
Our attention has been called to our arti-
Gle printed in your Sundays paper, by H.
T. Yaryan, Esq, Superintendent of the
Tennessee Oil Works. In order that we
may do no injustice to the manufacturers
of Coal Oil, we would say that our remarks
do not apply to oils made with the proper
fire test, but only to those thrown on the
market by unprincipled manufacturers;
and when it has its proper fire test we con-
slider it perfectly safe. We have seen oil
tested which came from the above named
factory, and cannot include it among the
number that shonld be called unsafe.
COLLINS 4 MILFORD.
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New NInrriare ani.Ie.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases ineideutto youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa
san9r 2rn
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ADELPHI TBEATER--There was a good
house last night, the occasion Of Mrs. Oates
benefit, and the Romance of a Poor Young
Man" passed of exceedingly we'll, that
remarkably representative individual COM
ing ont much better than most young men
usually do. Madame Aubrey herself wonld
have ingloriously subsidized could she have
seen Mrs. Oates as her counterpart, and Rows
was one of the beet Manuels The most
interesting feature IF the evening was,
however, spretty little presentation speech
by Harry Everett, in behalf of ten gentle
men of Nashville, accompanied by neat
pooket-bOok containing a one hundred
dollarl testimonial of their Appreciation Of
the merits of Mrs. Oates, q lady whose
place no other can ever fully snpply on
our stage.
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= The Healing Pool. and House Of
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage. with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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Attention. Irishmen

There will be a meeting of the Hibernian
Society on THURSDAY EVENING. December
49, at Z o'clock. at the Fenian Hall, No. az Col
lege street All Irishmen are invited.
THoMAs CONNOR,
d S. MUSDY,
M. MCCORMACK.
J. W. LAwLEss.
deel7 Sc Committee.
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Fayette Lowry
was fined $40 and costs yesterday, by JUS
tice Mathews, for malicious shooting dog,
the property Of Mr.. G. G. Foster
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The most acceptable Christmas or New
Years gift that yon can give to your wife,
sweetheart or friend, is one Of Gisr's beau
tifnl oolored Pearltypes or Photographs.
Cali and see those fine specimens at No.
As Union street. decl52W
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NORTH ALABAMA
MEDIUM.

FDHE MERCHANTS AND OTHER BUsI-
L ness men, desiring 20 trade with the people
Of North Alabama, will ind 3.
Tae Huntsville Weekly DemOerat.
ons Of the best mediums for Advertising. 1t is
one OF the most popular aud widely circulated
journals IN that region, was established forty
four years ago. and Is Democratic and ConserTa-
tive in sentiment.
Subscription Priee-ss per year in ad-
vance
= Advertising nafes-StngIe insertion per
square. 81; t0T each additional insertion, -
cents. One square three months, 81 so; two
squares. $l2i three squares, Sl5 fouT squares,
SIS; Quegter Of column, so; half column, $40.
J. WITHERS CLAY,
dec4 In Editor and Proprietor.
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CONCERT To-MoRRow NIGBT AT DR..
BAIRD's CHURCH.-The choir of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church will give
a concert tomorrow night for the purpose
of paying the difference between their new
organ and the one they have been using
This choir embraces some of The most ac-
complished musicians of the city, and we
predict that they will give the public de-
lightful entertainment tomorrow evening.
We hope to see the church crowded. The
concert begins at o'clock.
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Our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN ".
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank of Tennessee,
IL our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE. Tennes-
zee, 20 receive and receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements for the UE1oN AND DISPATCH.
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SETLIFF, at the COMMERCIAL has re-
oeived the fifth number of the Southern
Home Journal. Call and get one.
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The friends and acquaintance of Mrs. Alex
ander Fall are invited to attend the funeral of
her daughter. ELIzARErB. at the family resi-
dence, to-day TUESDAY at II O'Clock.
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Selling Out 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 Cigars. PANDOLFINI Il RIyA,
ianl0 Il North Cherry street.
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CANARY BIRDS, in great number, and
best singers, just imported from Germany,
for sale cheap at Guntrath & Schiff's Vari-
ETY. Store, 80 Cherry street, two doors above
Union. decl7 lw*
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HOl FOR BARGAINS!

Twenty-Five per Cent below Cost.
During the next two weeks we will sell cur
stock of Fancy Groceries, Liquors. Cigars. etc.
at twenty-five per cent below cost. in order to
close out by the first of January.
PANDOLFISI i RIvA,
decl7 Wv No. q North Cherry street.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

View York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRE, Dee. IG-Money market steady;
6G7c for call loans. Sterling lOGylV4 Tor gold
Lrst class bills Gold higher. opening at -.
declining to l3EE and closing ~ IS47s. Govern
ment stocks shade frner- coupons ~ ll1ls
nllIJ%: 40. '62 i0SglO51s: do ~ lD4ZzHS lO47<i
Do ~ IO5a10s1L: do new lOllS,9lOl9$; do 20
lO-z tllO7J. IO-40s 1907 DlO0lS; 7-4s l0,1sBlD4lS-
Stocks guiet but steady. Canton 4Js i9455z; Cum
IRELAND 26QZ71S. Wells Express ~; Ameri-
can IA T63lfs71; Adams do 7s5<g7s; United
states sOGSl; Western U Mon TELEGRAPH 36zS937;
OnirksiIver IgKG20. Marip0sa 314as1z Pacific
Mail I2191221T Atlantic 1l5l4allsA; New 4 ork
Central lI71&gllT5z; Enc 1z%ag721zi HUDSON
is21lgl225z; heading 047fs9lJS; Old Tennessee
& - Z: new 591s95sts.
New York Market
NSw YORK, Dee. i6.--C0tton more active. 70
better. at l544Gpl6.foT middhng uplaads. Flour
shade frmeT; ga barrsis az a. olessfDo iorsuper-
sne State and western; 81 604l0 70 Tor extra
State. So g1al3 = for extra westerni - sOiSl5
for round hoop Ohio. Whisky dull and IN
changed. " heat 2a3c lower. No. 2 Chicago al
= 81 Rye fran at 81 Y. Barley scarce; Cana
Ia West 81 50. Matt quiet. Corn dull and le
lover; Al g for mixed western IN store, and
81 40a5144 adoat Pork heavy and lower msss
xZl4zl 80. Cut meats steady, shouldefs s1ssz,
hams l29l3l; Dressed hog lower, s5sGs2s
L=-d 1234gl3I.
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FUNERAL INVITATION.

CHARLIE HowARD, the peoples favor
ite at the Varieties.
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THE Southern Opinion and Wilkes
Spirit, just received by ], W. McFerrin &
Co, Cherry street.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

THE great Song and Dance Man, Dick
Western, at the Varieties.
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Cincinnati Mnrket

CINCINNATI, December 16.-Flour unchangsd
family SllGll so. Wheat inactive but recent;
being light holders are not willing TO sell at the
rates; No. red is held az 81 %. but do sales AZ
over 81 S.; No. spring 50 20. Corn Grmer OWNS.
to the demand to feed hogs; new ear s6@S7c.
Oats steady. g for No 1. Rye steady at 81 s..
Cotton firmer, middling l312. Tobacco STEADY
sales Ofl7 hhds at So 50@l5. and 40 boxes seed
Leaf at $2Gl4. Whisky nominslly unchanged
Mess pork was offered at S2l foT.Old and $22 for
new. Hogs lower, but in fair demand at the de
cline; live S6a6 so: dressed 81 506S: owners are
packing en- their own account rather than &c
eept these rates. Bulk meats Sl491OL. Lard
l2'@@l213 for kettle rendered Gold 134. The
money market continues close at lN9lO5G with
the banks, and i69lS outside.
80. Louis Market.
ST. LaUTs, Dec. l6.-Tobaceo easier. Sut prirs
are. unchanged. FlOur-extra as So double and
treble extra $40 1912; choice 10 fancy So ESQ
Is 3. Wheat higher; prime TO choice fall, 81 s.
az IS. Corn dull aud easier, 9719S- Oats firm.
S. Barley. 81 80. Rye. 81 70. Hogs dull, sap
ply exceeds the demand; prices range from B.
96 30; Mess pork So q. Baeon-Ciear sides
Az; shoulders 105s
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. l6-Tobacco UNCHANGED; fair
Leaf and Tugs, s5Gl9 So Superfne fOur. s.
heat 81 SOe2 50. Corn, SOtl5l Oats, 65dl66.
RIO coffee, ata20. Cotton. l3l4Gl5. Mess pork,
~. Lard, lSs4- Bacon nominal. dreen meats
md bulk meats unchanged. Whisky in bond
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SPECIAL NOTICES

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
dec17 tf
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Gold advanced slightly in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tons; Opened at 1874, was 1885 at 1890,
1344 at 1890, and closed at 1343 at P.
NJ. The rates here were 1873 buying, and
134f selling.
Government securities were quoted IN
New York Yesterday "a follows.
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Cnrnefs. Cnrnefs.

We have just received a large stock of Car
pets, all grades and Drygoods. bought az Bank
rupt Sales New York. which we are offering at
reduced prices. BKECH. MANLoyE & Co.
deci8 lW No co North College street.
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SUBMITTED FOR ARGUMENT. The in
teresting Bank case will be argued in the
Chancery Court to-day. Mr.. DeMoss for
complainant and Gen. w. B. Bate for the
bank will make the first arguments. The
argument of the case will occupy the entire
day to morrow.
MINNIE EMMA and MAGeE CLARE at
the Varieties
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, December 10. lS67.-MR.
D. N. KENNEDY. Agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
-Dedr Sir: Allow me, through you, to tender
my thanks to the officers of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company. for the liberal
and honorable settlement and prompt payment
of the policy of $4,000 on the life of my late
husband VIM. E. Newell.
The payment of this large amount without
claiming the time allowed in the policy. or any
deduction for interest. marks this Company as
the true friend of the widow and orphan.
thank you personally for influencing my hus-
band TO make this wise provision for his family,
which he would not have done but for your
suggestion, and the confidence he reposed in
your judgment Yery:respectfulIy.
ELIZABETH W. NEWELL.
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SHAKSPEAREAN FESTIVAL.
High Tragedy at the Summer street
Theater - Correspondence Between
Citizens and MIR. GOfthOId

High Tragedy at the Summer street
Theater - Correspondence Between
Citizens and Mr.. GOfthOId.
The eminent tragedian, ]. Newton Go:t-
hold, has at the urgent solicitation of many
friends consented to appear at the Summer
Street Theater in the high tragedies of
Shakespeare. Hamlet" "Othello," "The
Merchant of Venice" and other sublime
productions of the great master of ira
gedy will be produced at the Summer
Street as only one of the very finest of
American actors can produce them. The
following is the correspondence upon the
subject:
J. NEWTON GOTTHoLD, ESQ.,: DEAR
SIR: Hearing that you intend re-
naming in our city for short time, we,
the undersigned citizens of Nashville, being
DESTROYS of witnessing your scholarly in
depreciation of the Shakspearean tragedies,
desire to know if you could make arrange
ments to crafty our wishes during the
coming week, and if so, promise to use
our utmost endeavors to support you in
manner which shall prove satisfactory to
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FIRST BOARD.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 16, 1867

NASHVILLE, Dec. 16, 1867.
CoTToN-The market opened dull, and
remained inactive in the forenoon, bat the
intelligence from Liverpool had tendency
to stimulate prices and strengthen holders,
bnt buyers did not seem disposed to make
advances and maintained quite a dignifed
reserve. The market closed at 12@12t,
the latter price being obtained Cor fine lots
to ELL orders. The receipts were 4l2 bales,
shipments 2l7, and sales $50, as follows
n at l2i, 2lO at IL, 5 at liz, IL at Ils, IA
at liz, 25 at III, 8 at II, 3 at lOl, at 10,
and at z.
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The above card exhibits practically the great
benefits of Life Insurance. The payment of
one annual premium secured $4,000 to the fam
lily of one of our most worthy friends and neigh
bors, and renders them comfortable and indie
pendent. The promptness and liberality of the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. in the settlement of this
loss, should establish it in the confidence of this
community. As soon as advised of the death,
they furnished every facility for making up the
papers, and, on receipt of the same, promptly
RENTED the money, without claiming either
time or discount.
From eighteen months correspondence with
the Company, and personal acquaintance with
the Secretary .and General Agent. can with
great confidence recommend them as most wor-
thy. honorable and kind gentlemen.
The terms. plans and workings of this Com
pany are more liberal and equitable to the
assured than any l have ever investigated.
1t will give me pleasure to explain its work
ings and secure policy in this Company for any
Of my friends.
Mr.. JOHN W. FAxON. lately interested in all
my Insurance business. will also take pleasure
in making explanations and taking applications
for policies. D. N KENNEDY, Agent.
FARNsWORTH d CLARK,
Agents in Nashville,
No. 4 Maxwell House, Cherry street.
decl4 3teoi
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BELLE and ALICE IFERT at the Vari-
cites.
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yourself.
J. Kirkman, Geo. 5. Kinney,
w. H. Chadbourn, Archer Cheatham,
Fl. I. Massengall, T. M. Keebel,
+. d. Farnsworth, ThOs. d. Craighead,
III. I. Jones, JT., j. F. OShaughnessy,
Alex. J. Porter, J. Fl. Calender MD,
W. M. b. Evans Bell, Jones & Co,
j. T. Gibson, Moritz Sax,
G. w. Cunningham, Thos. s. HAYS,
W. II. Hart, Albert Roberts,
VIM. Neal, Henry Watterson,
w. l.. Barre, Player Martin,
and many others.
The following is Mr.. Gotthold's reply:
STACEY HOUSE, NASHVILLE, Dec. 10th,
l867.-GENTLEMEN In reply to your
very fiattering communication requesting a
series of presentations of Shakspeare's sub
lime tragedies, ! wonld respectfully state
that feel highly honored in receiving so
complimentary call, and have designated
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satnr-
day evenings next, TO comply with your re-
quest, and at the same time would mention
that full dramatic company will assist in
the proper rendition of such plays which
shall have the honor of presenting.
| am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
j. NEWTON GoTTH0LD.
Messrs. j. Kirkman, w. H. Chadbourn,
II. T. Massengale, E. d. Farnsworth, Alex.
j. Porter, and others.
Mr.. Gotthold will be sustained by very
excellent company, and our citizens may
look with confidence to renditions of Shak-
speare that have never been excelled and
seldom equaled in the city of Nashville.
We trust that there will he crowded houses
every night.
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Far ChaueeIIax.

l hereby announce myself candidate for
Chancellor of this Division.
decl3 I'd HORACE II. HARRISON
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ftrst Washington aud southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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LFwIsBURG AND EoLESsyILLE sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urdRy at 7.SO A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives nj Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at !
-. ID AZ
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Respectfully, your obedient servant,
u

Ii was moved that the salary of the City
Auditor be affixed at $500; amended 20
as to read $500, when, under suspension
of the rules, it passed the third reading,
and was transferred to the Board of Alder
men
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second washington and SOuthern via
Chattanooga.
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AUDITOR.

Nominations being in order for Auditor
the following gentlemen were nominated
DR.. c. Robinson, J. Albert Smith, NJ. T..
Saunders and r. T. Gains. On the fourth
ballot ]. Albert Smith was declared duly
elected CITY Auditor.
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BOARD OE AInERAIFN

The action of the Board of Council, fix
ing the salary of the Auditor, was con-
CURED in by the Board of Aldermen, and
under the suspension of the rule the bill
passed its third and final reading, and was
transmitted to the Mayor for his signature
The Board then adjourned to meet in joint
session with the Council Board for the
purpose of electing officers.
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GREAT eTGtement at the Varieties.
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LEBANON STAGE.

EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrivsrat Nashville A. N.
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NASHVILLE ANDEoRTHwEsrFRN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........7:0o A. VI. and h:4aP. 81.
Arrives nj Nashville at...63O A. N. and ESQ p. N,
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IFERT SISTERS at the Varieties.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-17

second Northern.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-17
TRtUNE STAGE.

Leaves Nashville. A. n
Arrives at P. "