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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11

4 Par tgTs KYsoLvK.--A venerable minister oi
tns eiunsy q more thsn fhreescore Years and ten,
sia.cf with boais insnnis for bieh he had
been adTised bY ~ phKsieaa % Ese iutoxseatng
dlTnk - msilelse, vas presented with tie total
absiiuefss pledge A0ey read " il. he said; = THIS
"a tas uiss thar ssi sHe as oDsHifg from The deso.
Ailng se4sgrse ei Btemqegalsee. / Wtli sign H.
(" M" said eae II sss ifehd-, y5s fs..sf na ktgn
Il. be auae arsK driak IS necessary gog 80 r. q
msagsles." ksem.H saia be. + imfe used il iar
mAat sars bat Il s,esftfag i aoi done, oar c0ni.-
try NtliAc fn8Hes and vi nof be Aeesssosy 10 il
ruin. Es0 siss - Then" said aaasher. sen
viii de Ae4# sas8 the Hehis giiysslea cd man.
- ms coapHfy ! can Die Tie pledee zss
signed, ihe meaidfae ETen az, and strange 10 ssy.
TIE disease fpg Which has been prescribed asd
sMay. I vas tie remedy tsal had ke3. ap DE ais.
eSsfi aHd whea Re reBouaesa the one he was re-
hsfed q tie oasr. - i veal prossbiy be
y noe ceres nnt N tara. where isis Isaisea s used
even ~ q Fls1lglse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11

Johnnie said man, winking slyiy to dry>
good, CLERK of his acquaintance, I" yoa must give
me extra N aturei your master is not IN"
johnnie looked solemniy into the mans face and
replied
lg muster Is ainass ~"
Johnme's master was the All seeing God Let
every one when le IS tempted adopt Jobnue's motto,
" sly master j. always in" 1t vi save him from
falling into many SINS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11

CAfceLssFaN - THfAK oV.~-Ia New York city
thegs Age - aa0 srau shffs SBa Soa eco 6fiuksys.
each drfakias tso ri.s 81 liquor per day. S4 a1g
bsfFNis fsaf. ftis saaAistF waaid snake a feAaf-
FVr Faa seet 51aR. - ieea xsle. sB1 es fess deer
ard epad Cost fn1F large hHs b "a ssis n sixty
collars ser AAnNi q s4gnuHis to Z ,aaa Csc. 0us
70a1 cAssk tgse bsaFe fs Gear = Special setsasis
ssst rear feg asrwt fban 81 ssrt satsf fea afTes
81 paa.srx Is So RS rogs - aaa sssB Ysfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11

PowER or PnAYER.--In village Ia New Jersey,
where much drunkenness prevailed, and in the vi
cipitg Of which. and scattered around, wele many
dstilleries--in the village was tavern situated
few rods from the church which became such an
ntoleabe nuisance from drunkenness that the min
ster aud elders concluded to pray over the subject
and set apart night for that purpose, and coutin-
ued all night Cor the greater part Of it) in prayer to
God that the curse Of drunkenness might be re-
movd from The ( midst. The minister also prayed
in public, using these words, +" That tie runsel Ter
might be removed BY some means" few days
after the rimseer died suddenly
The ab've facts took place many wears ago
twenty or more--and there has never been a tavern
there since: a d the place, and many miles around
has been as noted for its scbriety as before It was
for drunkenness.
One u the elders, man Of undoubted integrity
and piey. who s ent lie uight in prayer, is stillV-
Ing and ready to testify 70 tie above facts Is not
prayer needed now as well as then?
81 ALoxg HAvE EscArkp."-At meeting in
Boston reformed man said. ~ began to drink
rum at Twelve years of afe. A rich man now n this
city sold me rum when was tall enough to reach
the top eftae counter. ! had eleven companions,
all healthy young men all doing wtll in their bus
mess. We used to meet TO drink and TO gamble
we continued our course for some time and what Is
the history Of US taeye? Six have died drunk.
ard, tNo have enlisted n State SHIPS. two are in the
hguse Of correction, and one is drunkard stn. /
AloSE have escaped to tell y6n. wto have for
these many years sold rum? or them demand in
the sight of God, these who have gone down to a
dutkard grave, or @e living the drunkard's life 2,
Assemble LAsD'oRD.-An exchange sars; A
GItle inedeas transpred some weeks ago II one Of
our Fmnkford hotels. which Is worthy of notice. A
ltile girl entered the har-room and in piiful tone,
told ;he keeper thai aes mother had seat her there
10 get ght cents
Right cents I" SAD inc keeper
Yes, sir"
" What does your nesher want with eight censs Z
don't owe her Hny tiiHg
Nel,' said the elasd :" father spends all his
mouey here for ruia sind We have had nothing to
eat to-aay. Noihsf waais 10 bus y ls.af OF bread
ualer remarked 10 lhe bsrkeeper kiek her out I"
No said ihe keeper, lll give her The money
and q her father corAes baek agaiH ri kica him
oul."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11


Some one inpeenfly ID Of Mr ineer
ley BIZ this supposed telegram na
MlxIeo, May. rs, IGT.
Horace Greeley, New York f1n IN
tight place Come On FIRST train a6d
do by me as yon dtl By Uayia 4sAy
nothing ~ tile 'b.ockheads-" s.
M1xIuff1sx
4 western editor lu.s placed oser BE
marriage cut representing : large tseF
sprung, with thA motto; Tie trmp
dosn another nlnny caught
A boy ii Montreal pnt TIVE Gre ers~k
err into his neafrila ard fred tIien sA
soe the effect lie n0s knoas la Ine
no nose.
a lnakeg lasly recently exgaHinssl III
Der BeN dola < tins sas isiilf dHg rnsa.i
on every sea,l DaN TIE gia l,ls \,
high dndgean fihe Ill III - y ezs5
~ ever ~ts d &~s -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

Seasoned poplar Lumber, corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets Ttf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

Selling OUt.-Positjvely at cost, to close
business @. RICE Il Co.
dec2S-tf SO COLLEGE ST.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

Ehr subject ofabsorhing interest Just now
is the approaching drawing of the Art As,
-uriation. Every detail of its preparation
wall Doe uryeIIy read hy thousands The
Tickets which are 90 represent the ccrtiti-
Gates boz the drawing and which are 60 be
/ deposited iu the large wheel, are printing
/ Iur the committee bv the Western Eugr1y.
/ iug Company, and go through the sam,
rrutiug 1s -o many bank notes. They are
a- fast % they are printed, delivered int.
/ the hands of lhs committee
The wheels are nearly finished, and can
soon Boz seen at the Opera House.
The mymher- 90 the committee from
abroad will arrive on saturday, the 18Th
instant. io cooperate with the committee
/ here m arranging the preIiminaries of the
! drawing
4 large loree ui ushgrz will be iu attend.
an.o 600 the occasion of the drawing, and
/ thg entrance o. the Opera House will hc
300 charge of q strong police force,
The State street entrance h reserved rN-
/ giuHygIN Cor the use of ladies and their al.
. pendants The pressure at the selling desk
/ uI ihg Association Is undated and
. threaten. Go hecomc embarrassing mex
Z week As 10 i~ alI the energies of tive
! forces ul clerks Zone Tor night work.. ara
/ taxed Co the utmost Now that an IN,
agencies with the exception of two ol
| three of the leading cities closed
che mail ha- risen % "a perfect flood o.
I letters
The offices tor the-aIr of certificates hay
now 90 POP open uual DO O'Clock at night
/ The Art Gallery viii hgopen likewise ever
.....I had. ...f.H fI. TIfI al d. ID lie r,rfT4rr
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

OrENISa OF THE FINEST BILLIARD
EooMs INruE UNITED STATEs-A SPIRIT
ED ESTERPRI-E -RRuLIANT DISPLAY BY
KNIGHTS OF THE CUE SUApTUoUs Re-
PAsT.-An event which really might be
called historic. has occurred in the pro-
gress and improvements of Nashyille-and
one too which tends to the graceful phvsi-
cal development while at the sauie time
there il sufficient mental employment to
combine the manual and intellectual capa-
bilites to a degree healthful and invigora-
ting TO the one and exhilarating to the
other We refer to the billiards rooms of
HyrOnimas, l.oiseau q Badnua, on the cor
ner Of Cherry and Cedar street.
The rooms are most elegantly finished
and furnished, and having been in most of
the large cities, weunhesitatingly pronounce
them the finest billiard rooms in the
United States. The main room, where the
PLAYERS exercise the graceful art, is ninety
seven feet long, fortv-three feet wide and
twenty -four feet high. The entire apart
ment, capaCious rs it is contains all the
fixtures pertaining to elegance, convenience
and luxury. The frescOing, which would
do credit TO the most skillfnl of antique or
modern artists was done by Messrs Weld
ling Il Brothers, of Chicago, and cannot be
excelled.
The room on the occasion Of its opening
yesterday evening, was brilliantly illumi-
mated with the hundred and six gas jets,
prepared as fixtures 10 the room.
There are in the room fourteen superb
billiard tables, !. NJ Brunswick's patent
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Frank Parker aver John Dcery winner
age ID l5.l1 29 3-l7
Great interest was manifested I'm this
brilliant game. and the skill displayed by
the contestants eIiciting high applause.
The entire number OF tables was occupied
during the evening to the interest of the
participants as we'll a. apectators present
After the conclusion of the champion
games the friends Of the new firm were in
yiteI 20 q most sumptuous and luxurious
repast. prepared by Mr. and Mrs Bassette
that would have done credit 10 the most
skilIiul epicur,an and satisfied the tasttdi-
ous appetite of imperial Nitellus himself
The following bin of fare prepared for the
| occasion will afford partial idea of the
lelicacics and Injuries bounteOusly spread
before the many gentlemen present: Oys-
Ger soup, oysters fried, boiled ham, fried
ham. beeisteak. with mushrooms, turkeys,
stuffed with oysters, French cookery, chick
eu salad. plrtridges lobster salad Nu-
merous other dishes too long 20 enumerate
Pastry Of an sorts Wines sherry, Ma
dcira, Rhine wine, White vine, Cham
pagne vine, etc.
While this bin was being Parlakcn Of
and while the delighted guests
Filled high the bowl with samtan wine
the most genial mirth and hilarity pre-
vailed Toas,s were proposed and drank
with a right hearty goodwill Mr.. Bren-
nan. with some happy and appropriate re-
marks. proposed toast 90 Andrew John
son the President of the United States,
which was received with rounds of ap-
planse. A toast. bv Mr. Sloan, 70 the firm
al the new billiard rooms, was voclierous-
Iy applauded Mr. Bell, of the Gazette,
| bgppily referred 90 the splendid billiard
rooms and proposed the health Of the pro
p-iriars Mn. Bldeau, in most good
HUNDRED remarks, thanked the crowd
for their manifestations of esteem, and
/ insisted upon their partaking Of the wine
furnished Mn Loiseau In response for a
/ toast. said that he was overwhelmed at the
indications manifested for the suceess OF
the enterprise. and hoped that all present
would live o year hence 20 celebrate the
! opening of the billiard rooms.
Health 20 the whole country. was 2
toast bv Nh. Badgau, and here's luck,
was one by NIr Parker, while referring TO
the rrpuriplors of the billiard rooms. Mr..
Kinney hoped that their shadows would
never grow less. Nj Tuner drank 20 the
health OF the propriclors, and wished them
aIl success.
The most enjoyable good humor pre-
vailed throughout the evening, and 1t will
be long before the opening of the splendid
billiard room will ho forgotten ~ Nash
Vile.
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FALSE ALARM or FIRE-Oa sunday
afternoon last, about four O'Clock, there was
false alarm Of Ere caused by the burning
og, of chimney on Line street. The fire
engines were out prompug and In force,
hut their services not being required, they
speedily returned % their respective
stations
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

Very Superior Cumberland round ami
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street ianlo-tf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

CoNN'-l mere nave oeen some auu'llon
10 tue S,ocA oy ran ana steamer, auu hoIuer
are asNIns 'o'a'''1'. per Ousnel'
All 'ne o'her markets quiet
Imports ~ Rail.
y. a c. RAILROAD Jan. l4-l00 bales
cotton 6Flckages merchandise; l oblsugar
cases and l box Of drugs; % bbls ingot
copper 9 bundles OF sacks boxes; l bbl
OIL car loads scrap iron cars lumber
l bbl brandy; l box hardware; 8 bbls
IaIIow; ZIG sheep, and IA coon skins; 3
boxes shoes 20 bundles bed-rails; 2 boxes
horseshoe nails:
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ASoruEn ERROR CORRECTED The
Sga1 OF Hs Times, Of New York, a paper
that usually aims to be correct, stated in its
last issue that the celebrated mare Fannie
Cheatham was purchased Of two negroes
Such is not the flct, and the enterprising
paper referred to will pardon us for making
the correction The splendid mare referred
10 was bought Of Me5srs. Hugh Douglas and
Stephen Johnson, by T. G.. Moore and r.
B. Cheatham, who paid for her $4,000,
the highest price ever paid for a two year
old in America, If not in the world.
While on this subject, We will men
ton with pleasure the fact that
the same gentlemen who sold Fannie
Chatham now owns the famous horses
Muggins and Duke Of Orleans. crack
horses, which have made a distinguished
mark on the records Of the turf They
will cut a distinguished figure in our
spring races, AZ well as at other courses.
Duke Of Orleans was bought by the present
owners from that prince of bLOoded horse
raiscrs and uTlmen, Col. q. w. Darden at
present the worthy Secretary Of the Blooded
Horse Association.
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southcrn Cotton Mnrkcts.

NOZZLE, Jan. II, p. l-SaIes of the week @ 100
receipts $500 exports 8 735; stock on hand anl
on shipbOari not cleared, -92n stock SO OI
bales. The business of the week has been most.
rs on Northern account Sales to-day 900 bales
middling 8laali demand very general.
NoBILR, Jan. l2-Rcceipts of cotton from al
the ports the past week exhibit "a falling oH Of
H. 900 bales over tle week previous Thedecreasl
is attributed 90 O deficiency Of supply.
CHARLESTON, Jan. II, p. A.-J0tt0u market ea
ster with partial decline Of half q cent: sale.
25U bales; midlIiug 32i s8}3
SAVANNAH, Jan. u, p. Motion market very
dull New \ 0Tk miiilirg SO, and nominal
AUGCsTA, Jan. 1.-THE market continues very
dull and transactions limited The sales were 20-
bales. 40 prices raging from asa cents The
receipts were Do bales.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jan. 1.-THE market wa.
active to-day. Sales amounted TO- 300 bales Mid.
dHngs Iiz-Purchaser paying tax
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Marry or not 10 Marry? Why
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays Of the Howard Association, on the Physi-
illogical Errors, Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the FRS age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Address. DR.. J. SKILLIS HoUGHToy.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan l5-3m
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Building Lumber of all kinds, corner Oh
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

The Sunday School connected with the
Tlrl Cumberland Presbyterian Church ia
this city, is IN a very pro porous condition.
It embraces one hundred and niuely-ouc
pupils. only twenty-five Of whom were
absent Sunday morning last This school
was commenced about year ago with less
than twenty five pupils.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l3+i and was 134l at 1l:30. The closing
rate had not been received at the close of
business hours. The rate here was 132
buying, and 1874 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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CAPITAL ALL PAID an.
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MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.


New York stock anu Money Market,
g1vpTDments stea1iy Commons f IA M i1ii
81 Iu-I,s ,Gl IGI.dI1i. EI i05Rii5l(. To- AZ
y95}@loS 5-5J' lor4@loilE compounds lOj]zq
30 n III 49, FTia III Sfis my 1919 III Is
1913 aims. N : i5li[4f91il pins u1 ilGi W
MINING share cIssey tresor, 1f -. ,71r,j7, a.
Gold Hill 420, Grinnell 1000.
me money market continues urn at per
at at 100 cod opened at lsts advanced 70
4't .-i 'loslAs '- ia g.. Government STOCKS with
ont change.
New Work Market.
New YoRg. Jan IA pv-C,tton Solo,
ID bgIes rni5,IIing u1Iqn9s ot III y ~.
Flour Iu1 and beary and Ice lower s,Iss nj
81 s0Gl6 IN fgr sItperff1e. am --5II "a cr 49,,
ali 6+ IN f 2Ip 80 lo IN lIi OK IA
tr5SC br5rJg ,i.s5r-t sil 4.-.i,'' s' g =, ~. ~
Stsfe ' '' 'o' 1N''a
Whisky dull and UNCHANGED.
81 10 o bfs Tsp az a L3f %ne Ca
white State. Rye, frmer at 81 IA for Canada in
3olu. DaligY MtIITeGiU' cnan5s. CoIn lull ana
0,tS mi al beot iq f 1891 u
Pct-oio,IT, JI,Ii ~ ilIil.i' IT'S, ,
RAE for refined in bond
Gd4aa Ircbonye3 S,,,,r .,,7i,t ,+ mann Co.
CHb@ Rn nga 91b us' quiet at lug wa lot
NJ. T--.rI- .f..-s] - t.1I So oh -- f-.- NJ
hans I,at ~ @ q ~ a 80 ,,, IoI new 9S ,,t
meats heavy Mt sI2GI0, for sbouTd"rs Snd Ia
~ &c for hams Dressed hogs frmer at sasI5c
Tor western. Lard hrmer at llA@l2zc. Butter
IN@-"c ONO cheese urn NJ l''&3e.
Npu Ynrh DF-v G0Ods MarEres
NV yopr Ian 1l-Tbe J,vgoo5s market ia
moderately quiet and firm for domestic cottons
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

To COnsumPtiveS.-The Advertiser. hay
irs been restored to health in a few weeks, by a
very simple remedy after having suffered several
years with a 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 charged, with the di-
rections for preparing and using the sane, which
they will find a SURE 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 conceiyes 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 pEescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
Oct2}-ly
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0NNTT U"UI8 q p % TI6a V1|II. ~
Tennessee Bonds, new. Csc Silver.
Also highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. SEQ price list, furnished when desired.
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis Eng
land, Ireland France, and all parts of Germany
Corporation CHFCEs cashei at best rates.
OFFICE. corner Union aud Cherry street 0pp1-
site Bank OF Tennessee.
Office hours. b A. 81. 60 r. d.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

MuIusHrUe FEMALE CoLLE5r, KEN
ruN- hereafter will find thcannouncc-
ment ol the openingof the 26th secession of
thi. institution 30 our advertising columns.
% hasmuhcd, tor many years as one of
the leading female schools Of Kentucky,
and under the auspices Of Prof. J. +. Ham
iItun. late of the Nashville University,
since the war has increased lbs former high
reputation II has In all departments
teaeher of experience and learning
isprohahlv less expensive than most other
similar sahpuIH
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SOUTH CAROLYN

Bank ..-.........-....
Merchant Bank ..i
Peoples BauE.............
Planters Rank ui Fair
al o..
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THE BUILDING KNOWN As THE DIS
L PATCH Printing Once. corner Bank and
Printers AlIey-. lite sell adapted fer % Printing
OHrs "a Furniture FACTORY OF other purTo7es.
Apply tu Ju1. Wallace. at this Uf'ira " % Dr.
j. B. Lind .eT. = ~ Cherry street.
uIT-t-U
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CcdRI Posts amt Fencing Lumber,
correrot Crawl ford and North Summer streets.
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Selling Out.-Posjtively at cost, to close
business q. RICE 4 Co..
der2S-f 80 College ST.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

Tur Ryzu FOR CERuFICATEs.- The ex.
ciicmcnt about lhc approaching drawing o
the Opera House Art Association, In Chi
c1eo. appears Go hc steadily increasing
The Association ia q success, and rs great
suroessea are popular, everybody Is now
rushing Boo lur certificate Now that they
cannot be- had 10 the regular agencies ont.
side people are going wild for them We
are glad that the enterprise will result
happily for Mr. Crosby, forit Is an.arduous
one. and congratulate the management on
%. achievements
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15

ANOTHER FALSE ALARM OF FWE-THE
FIRE ENGIyE, EeLrsE, No. !, SMASHED
Ur.-Therc was another false alarm Of fire
on Yesterday morning at six o'clock The
alarm was caused by the early kindling of
fires in the public school rooms at the
Hines building, corner of Line and sum
MGR streets. The doors of the school room
were inadvertently left open and a gentle
man passing mistook the light and the re-
Election. and gave the alarm The Fire De
partmCutwth Its usual alacrity, was on hand
hut again without necessity. The fine
fire engine. Eclipse, No. l, was turned over
hv coming n contact with Instructions on
COLLEGE street, Just below Cray street, be-
tween cay and Line streets The ohstruc-
ton was "a pile of rocks which have been
remaining lu the street for some time In
front of new house just erected in that To-
calitv The Eclipse is badly smashed to
pieces and Is for the present Withdrawn
from service The efficient Chief of the
Fire Department has already got the en-
uiuy lt the establishment Perry "a Dumont
on Broad street, for repairs, and she will
soon b, ready for valuable services, in
case She is needed We suggest 60
those having the authority, more attention
to the removal from the streets of debris
and rock after the completion of new
huiling-. rs o considerable degree of neg
lert hla tor sometime been apparent in this
regard Care and attention 20 this matter
NAV prevent aerIuua and disastrous acci-
denis
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nA'l.e - - ,.
u1'','7
tll inc same "D"' ~ -'io'lo"' VIC" i" l'
hoped there wdi be iull turn out.
lHflIAil'N STARE OF THE bL'oh''
H0EsE AssoCIATION.-Ihe invitation stake
.f ,le BIooded Horse Association for the
third dav Of the next spring race. two mile
Iagts for aIl ages IS ciO0 The Association
20 ADA Stgo. ne second h'r-' gels Duo the
FALSE ALARM or FRE-Oa Sunday
afternoon last, about fonr O'Clock, there was
false alarm Of fire caused hv the burning
ar, of I'd chimney on Line street The fire
..... go, ..-.......f.. ...1 g.. r....
- go IL.
~ '-''.T .,-'''''' -
49,. .''''' ''''''
Nfuv Er-rsr-- -Dgr friend William
N..,'' it'" VIII. "' Pi'.'' '' '''
large business house in the mercantile line
Nr. X. is gentleman Of energy and fine
.....' l''' "''' '''''''' Jul
LOUISVILLE ASu NASHVILLE RArlR0AD
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h"e l'-' "is-| we were informed 10y
Capt. hmues, the most excellent conductor,
ihal everything D. quiet along the line
Snow ieI o. the depth Of au inch aud
hall 900 L"ulHFlue on Yesterday morning .
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-15
The Healing Pool, and HOu.e OF

The Healing Pool, and HOu.e OF
Mercy.--Howard Association Reports, for
You've MN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and
the EREor IS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers. and create impodiments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address.
Or. J. SELLIN HoUGHroS. Howard Association
Philadelphia. Pa Janis .7m