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J. G. RILEY,
Bridgewater, Rockingham Co., Va.
june 30-2t.
ENTANTED TO RENT-A small FARM,
w near Staunton, for more years.
Any one having such property for rent can find
a good tenant by applying at THIS OFFICE.
SO0O BALES OF
Sweet, Bright and Dry ShuclIs!
for which we will pay One Dollar per hundred
pounds. delivered in this city, or viii purchase
them at the farmers door, Persons having any
to dispose of will please communicate with
G. 3. STACY 81 SON,
ap2l-tf Richmond, Va.
ARDERS FOR LUMBER received by
a7tf NJ. Y. PARTLOW.
aSASH FA1D for Flour, Wheat Corn Rye,
~ and Oats, Bacon Lard, Eggs and Potatoes,
by NJ. Y. PARTLOW.
WANTED.-5OO Bushels Long John Irish
w Potatoes. NJ. Y. PARTLOW.
EAANTED-Flour Corn, Oats and Rye, in
w large or small quantities, for which we will
pay the highest cash prices.
RICHARDSON s. WHEAT.
-WANTED-All kinds of dried fruit, also
w butter, eggs and dressed fouls, by
RICHARDSON 81 WHEAT.
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At this moment, as the Richmond Wig
says every Southern State is by right and I'M
der the Constitution in the Union, and every
condition imposed is null and void. Wesay by
right. Such conditions have never been i'm
posed before, are repugnant to the Constitution,
and inconsistent with the whole theory Of our
system. The position of the Southern States is
simply this: They claim that when their right
to admission is recognized, all provisos and
conditions inconsistent with the Constitution
and with the relations held to the Union br the
other States, arc in law null and void.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-07-07

NEW STORE AT MINT SPRING.
~ [ have just opened at the above place, a
large and variel stock of seasonable goods which
as low ds tney Gan Taey
invite special attention to my stock of GROCER
les, which is very large. propose to keep con-
stantly full line of such goods as are needed in
the community, and earnestly SOLICIT a liberal
share of patronage.
TERMS-CAsH OR PRODUCE
iulv7-3t t. X RRITCE
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VERY FINE ESTATE FOR SALE
', The subscribers, acting under deed execu-
ted by B. Davis and wife, offer for sale that large
and desirable tract of land known as the
TURK PLACE"
1t lies on both sides of the South River, about
five miles below Waynesboro and adjoins the old
Porterfeld tract.
This tract contains about $40 acres, one half
of which is equal in fertility and beauty to any
land in Augusta county, and the residue lies well
and is quite productive.
If not sold privately before the 9TH day of Au-
gust, it will, on that day, be offered at public
auction, on accommodating terms.
ALEX. III. Fl. STUART, Trnstoas
JOHN B. BALDWIN, AiuS'eeS'
ap2S-tds
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ie3O.tds


' By virtue of power of Attorney executed
to me by. James ?. Dixon and for the purpose of
discharging all his liabilities | will proceed on
the Both day of July, at IL o'clock on the prem
ses, to sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, tract of 1872 acres 2 roods and IL poles
owned by said Dixon. Said land lies on and is
bounded by Middle River, about II miles from
New Hope, and adjoins the lands of Jacob Hum
bert, Jacob Miller's heirs w. Crickenbarger, j.
c. d III. Cline. 1t is situated on the main road
leading from New Hope to Mt. Sidney and near
Hoys Mill.
The improvements consist of a new log dwell
ing house with brick chimney with four rooms
well finished, and young orchard of selected
fruit. The enclosures are new and in good or
der, and there is good spring near the house
About 10 or 10 acres are cleared and more than
half OF the quantity is first quality Of River low
ground. The residue of the tract is heavy slate
land, we'll adapted to wheat and grass The wood
land is we'll timbered. Mills, Schools and churches
convenient.
The above is very desirable tract. Terms ac-
commodating, and made known on day of SALE
ALEX. III. II. STUART
1nI w in foot 7 ID
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DIPLOMAS.
Diplomas were awarded to the following grad
yates in the schools specified:
Natural Paloso1hu Miss Mary A. Brown,
Rockingham county, va; Sallie Carpenter,
Rockingham co., va; Janette Cline, Loudon
CO., va; Annie Deffenbaugh, Augusta CO., va;
Sue Foutz, Augusta co., va; Matte Hennlng,
Greenbrier co, W. va; Fannie Hamilton, Lex
ington, va; Georgia jenkins, Putnam CO.,
Ga; Belle Kinnier, Lynchburg, va; Emma
Kite, Rockingham CO., va; Nellie Leith, Lou
doun CO., va; Roberta Maupin, Stanton, va.
Marietta Moore, Pocahontas CO., va; Dora
Padget, Edgefeld Dis, South Carolina Lou
Ruff Lexington, va; Laura Strasburg, Au
gusta CO., va; Laura Scott, Baltimore Mary
land Matte Smith, Loudoun CO., va; Fannie
Shafer, Augusta CO., va; Salie Thompson
Botetourt CO., va; Haywood Trotter Staun-
ton, va; Matte Station, Washington CO., Md,
Olivia Talbot, Calvert CO., Md; Phebe
Veitch, Frederick co., va; Ida Weaver, Rock
ingham CO., va.
Chemistry Matte Baker, Richmond,
va; Saie Carpenter Rockingham CO., va;
Jessie Davis, Gladson CO., Florida; Matte
Henning Greenbrier CO., w. va; Soloma Har-
man, Frederick co., va; Maggie Harris, Au
gusta CO., va; Georgia Jenkins, Putnam CO.,
Ga; Kate Pitzer, Allegheny CO., va; Bette
Shafer, Augusta CO., va; Fannie Shafer, Au-
CO., Md. Olivia Talbot, Calvert CO., Md;
Phebe Veitch, Frederick CO., va; Anna Ward,
Rockingham CO., va.
Histoay-Miss Jessie Davis, Gladson CO.,
Fla; Annie Fletcher, Accomac CO., va; Fan
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Proposed Survey of Virginia.

The trustees of Washington College at their
recent meeting passed a resolution appointing
board Of Survey, composed of the President
and Professors Of Pure and Applied Mathemat-
les, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
The object of this survey is to gather exact
information of the geography, mineralresources,
industry, and natural history Of the South, and
particularly Of the State of Virginia, and to
publish the same for the use and benefit not
only of the institution in its instruction. but of
the country generally.
Accurate Typographical maps of the several
counties of Virginia will be published, accom-
panied by such information of Their agricultural,
mineral, and other wealth as cannot fail to be
of great value and interest alike to their in
habitants and to the public generally.
Prof Jed Hotchkiss of this place has receiv-
ed the appointment as Typographical Engineer.
A better appointment could not have been
made
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
nashville, Tuesday, August Il.

CorroS-Two bales were sold yesterday
at 26c. No receipts or shipments. The
total amount on hand Is los bales.
WBEAr-Is rapidly advancing, notwith-
standing the receipts yeaterday were
heavier than they have been FOR several
DAYS past. Farmers seem 10 be rushing all
they have into market before the expected
decline. Merchants confidently assert that
few days at the farihesf, will witness the
came decline la wheat a. there IA at present
in corn. We report 1869 bushels A the
sales for yesterday, distributed in the fol-
lowing lots: 30 bushels white 81 % 40
do do, s. o.; 60 do amber, II " 1900 do
do extra, s. highest rate paid this season
for AMBER; 90 do red, 81 So; 1872 do do,
81 90: 10 do do, 81 90 60 do do, s. ST.;
% do DO, 81 %; 42J DO do, - Sc f; 100 DO
do, 81 80; 10 do do, 81 20 200 do do,
81 %, and 100 do extra fine do, 81 400
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NEW MARKET ron NASHVILLE
Proposed Purchase of the Old Taylor
Depot Property.

Depot Property.
The following petition signed by George
G. Allen, NJ Mccormack, H. H. Thorn
berg, T. L. Sample, c. A. Lilterer, o. P.
McRoberts, 5. l.. Demoville, Orville
Ewing, James Woods, p. 2. Peck, Thomas
$. Mari, W r Nancy, c. w. Smith, Capt.
W. Diver, and five hundred other citizens
and property holders, presented at the
meeting Of the Board of Aldermen yester-
day evening, by Alderman II. ii. Thorn
berg was referred to a special committee:
10 TIE Hon. Mayor and Common Council /:
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned beg leave
respectfully to present this, their pc.
tition TO your honorable body, to procure,
if the suggestion meets with your apprOba-
ton, the location of a MarkeLhouse at some
central point south Of Broad street. 4 site
can be readily found which would afford to
the southern portions Of our city the iaCili-
ties Of a market near at hand, which would
not only be decided advantage to the city
but county at large The remote location
Of the present market, AZ well as its in
sufficient accommodations, certainly COM
mend the proposition TO the sound judg-
ment of all concerned; and it is hoped will
so appeal to the wisdom of your honorable
body as to secure its prompt action to meet
the wishes az well as subserve the interests
of our city. We would suggest the pur-
chase of the lot on the southwest corner of
Broad aud Summer streets, on which to
erect this Markethouse.
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NASHVILLE ENTERPRIsr.
a Magnificent Sleeping Palace Just
Turned Ont.

Turned Ont.
On Friday last We had the pleasure, (for
Il was indeed a pleasure TO see Nashville
enterprise and Nashville labor no far in
advance of anything ever brought here. Of
seeing, before lie departure for the South,
magnificent sleeping palace Just finished
at the car shops Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooEa Railroad Company, under the
supervision OF }. q. sawyer. 1t was truly
gorgeous piece Of workmanship, and SO
far "a our Judgment goes, complete In every
branch aud department.
liza whole dimensions are sixty hv ten
aud unc-half feet On the inner side il
contains a beautiful row Of berths double
and single arranged on either hand, and is
capable of accommodating fifty persons in
case of a rush. -Four windows, neatly cur
tanned are given 10 each section, while a
costly French plate mirror the size Of the
intervening PANEL Is fastened between the
Windows The seats are covered with
beautiful, vanegated velvet, while neat,
little, movable card-tahle, which IA fur
ni-hed each section, can be fastened be
tween the seats az pleasure. Silvered rods
Tor curtains ran the whole length Of the
coach on both sides BRUSSELS CArpfting at
cost Il ~ per yard hrdecks the door,
while four large Argand lamps at regular
distances apart will shed rays of rich, mel
low light over the whole affair. Bcsides
this, thcrs il a magnificent hridsl-cham-
boa and stste.room. The former
with three herths two double aud
one single The inside IA built of Gue
black walnut, highly polished, aud has
beautifully lrescocd ceilings. etc. The
outer side a. m1de of substantial poplar Sc
l,ctious, sud painted OF a charming dgrk
lake color with GILT finish. On either side.
aud midway from the ends, is a gorgeous
gilt coat ui arms Of the United State, with
the uudying motto + piuiblp uHun, flowing
ON a golden streamer from the mouth oi
we eagle bird The very appropriate
name OF this palace on wheels Is the
Morpheus and It was constructed at an
outlay of $4,000 form GeursiSrailroad,
aud will run between Atlanta and Augusta.
II fortune ever throws us on the Georgia
road We bunk" for an evening IN the
Morpheus, 80 il IL "busts' as.
PomcE COURT Tuesday, August H.
g. W. White, drunk and lying on the
street, 50 and cost
Joseph Scales, assault and battery, dis
missed
John Easten, hastardy and lewdness,
transferred 10 Esq Mathew. and bv him
transferred TO the Jail
Mr. Abbott, assault and battery, SO and
costs.
II. Walker, drunk aud sleeping on the
street - and costs.
james Galligau, larceny OF watch valued
at -. Prosecution Withdrawn.
Edward Welsh, larceny Of pistol value
az 3, bound over 10 the Criminal Court.
Mrs. Cannon, Larceny Of two dollars
bound over 10 the Criminal Court.
Salem Mason, resisting officers, etc, 81
and costs.
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chester advices favorable, bu. do not effect
the market. Total shipments Of cotton from
Bombay up to the 18th inst. since the last
report, 10000 bales.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-Tobacco-saIes
100 hhds; leaf tobacco full ratio, including
Owen county cuttings leaf So. Superfne
flour So 5OCG7. New wheat S2G2 10
Corn in bulk 90c. Oats 46C94Sc. Mess
pork $40. Lard lS{G19c. Bacou--shOulders
l4C clear rib sides lie; clear sides l53c.
Bulk meats--shoulders l2ic; clear sides
l64c Whisky, raw 81 20@1 80.
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. lI.-Tobacco steady and
unchanged. Supsrfne flour So 2jG6 80
Wheat S(11Oc lower. Corn ga 91c. Oats
52@56. Mess pork 500 jOGG3O Bacon
clear sides I7I@I7!c shoulders l3lG
1870 hams l9C. Lard 10000 Whisky
81 S7@1374.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August l1.-Family flour
$40 25@1O 80. Wheat S2@2 10. Corn
9l@96c. Oats 53(H5jc. Whisky 81 65tf
l 20 in bond, free 81 25G1 80. Pork S23i
Bulk meats 12(@lilc. Bacon 1340l6}
and lslc; hams dc. Butter 3j@3Sc. Egg
l5@lGc.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, August lI.-Cotton shade
lower; sales $50 bales uplands ut 294c
Whisky in bond 6Slc Flour dull, and r
@l0 cents lower. Wheat active, new
amber Tennessee, - 80. Rice dull and
lower. Coffee firm. Sugar quiet, Cubs h
G12ic. MOlasses nominal. Corn steady
st 81 1901 10y.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEW YORK, August Il.-Popular makes
brown sheetings l7@l74c; printed cali
Goes lS4CT l44G; delaines 2Oc.
New York Money Market
NEW York, August ll.-Aioney abuud-
ant and very easy at StR4 per cent for
call loans. Sterling dull at ytG894 gold
l46@l46l. Old Tennessee %; new 63t.
New Orleans Market
New ORLEANS, August ll.-Cotton quiet
but firm; middlings 29c; sales 81 bales
receipts II bales Sterling unchanged
New York sight draft &c premium. Gold
l47. Sugar steady Cuba, No II and Is,
124@134c; Louisiana fair to prime, 1890
l5lc Molasses-Cuba il held at 45th5Oc,
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London advices of Yesterday quote United
States 500 Al 7Ir
u-.L..,-. n. VI u..I,I,L-
l'A'''.'''H' q" we" h''N " '' ','''E',' ~
the banks yesterday at par ana SOLD hy
them at &c premium.
Irn;,.d St,t.. b,,,J. ,r, L,n,,I,t hy our
u'''''7 III ABOUT 60 """'' '"' W." i''"
rate and sold At lc advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted In New
vi ,-,.,.rl,r ~ 81. Car A.. ll AMI
"'ac Tor the new.
There Is very little doing in corporation
checl, with very few ON tie market.
-. 49,, es..arl COLL
at 'Vc IN me doiiar'
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Sth
;u., 49,, ,- c,I,o,,..
'''.''' WIZ go '''.o".
-,,.,o fl"',I I"A"O co,
ld i0VS do &c w. '''" bet c........5
loo do old. b e....-.--...........ti',
ig0@ North Carolina '5 new H.. Iii
-' ~, II -. ~,
, ~, ~, " W ., W. '
'', or W., '''..,i - ,.,,,,,r.,I;u Lon.
tho n ,L anj 'bc stool, market The lowest
saI.7 - ,,nIJ ON MONDAY wnrr At J4f7 and
tbn Li,,,[s,t J,rin,, tho ,gepk nj k5OI The
ay,J,aTT7,,es Of tbn i'oIJ CLEARING T6use sbov
tbat tbs voinme of bnsines. has been nm
nsnoiIv I,rgn Commercial considerations
Ill, u,n,,1J of tI,on,saIyes bav., ca,,,eJ /,
,,ra,L'oI AMI stea,k, odv,nco in the. cold
1,raT,;,,r, Loye Lee,, ,resseJ into lhr service
r. h. a,ao,lator, "a Wa Loyo seen in
III FIJI - - drni,o,;oTs o,,.
,.eau Iali 49,; ''' ~, ,Lo ,,,on'antarI, ~
P'iei'''y Ei.'Is'" ~ ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
~ y, ~ ol ,at aa IF he nm
favorable condition of our foreign trade
balance, higher premium will be main
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
EnreIrn Mnrkeis-

LIvERPOOL, August - p. M.-C0tton
lirm sales 10000 bale; uplands sgd
Orleans lO5d.
LONDON, August lI-Eyening. Ton
4pIs g4Glg44d. Bonds : ID.
FEASKFoET, August ] l. Evening -
United States bonds firm at 1jsCH7Gc.
LIYEErooI, Augugt II Evening
Cotton steady; sales 10 900 bales Man
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| do Mediterranean, 81 30; 1S5 do do,
| 81 50; .65 DO do 81 90; also $50 bushels
amber and white mixed, 81 50.
CoRN-There is a considerable decline
in corn figures. The market appears we'll
stocked, but merchants are exceedingly
cautious. 1884 bushels changed hands yes
terday, as follows COO bushels white de-
liyered at the depot in sacks, at SIC; 80
do Soc; l5i bushels loose from wagon 72lc;
500 do in bulk, zoe.
OATs-Sales from store sacked, 75c.
RYE-We quote at 90c.
HAY---Prime timothy S24G2j; COM
mon $40 per ton. DO
BACoN-Nochange. We quote clear sides
at lSt9lS4c; shoulders scarce at Isle for
country l5c for Louisville; 14Ic for Gin
cinnati plain hams, none in market;
Tennessee canvased, none in market; sugar
cured 2I@214c.
LARD-Advancing and firm. 1t is quo
ted at 19@@19}c in tierces; in kegs 2ll
@22c in three and five pound csddies 2l4
@22c per ID.
FLoUR-Nochange in this market. Com
mon to choice superiine S7@S so, extra
SlO@Il, Cream of City Sl1, fancy Sll@l2
per Dbl. new Sl1@l2.
BARLEY-Sl so per bushel.
CoFFEE-Weaker with Be decline in its
sale; Rio 25l@26c; Laguyra, 2Sc; Java,
3S@4Oc.
MoLAssEs-- Reboiled New Orleans, 20
@SOc.
SIRUPs-659l lOc per gallon.
SUGAR Crushed and granulated lSc;
coffee sugars, A, &, c, Il, 1870 lG! New
Orleans, lG@l64c; Demarara, 15@16ic
choice
CANDLEs-Star candles 174c per 10;
hard pressed tallow S. 80 per box.
SALT-Firm. Five bushel barrels are
now quoted at IS, and seven bushel at
So IS per bbl. per car load 81 for single
barrel.
Liquors. Dull, with a downward
tendency. Common rectiGed 81 800
2 25 by the barrel; Robertson county
81 5O@i; Bourbon $496.
Tennessee common bar SIC per
ID. Kentucky SIZE; Tennessee band 100
10lc; Kentucky do. 7@7!c.
INDIGo.-$l 1901 80 per pound.
Fish, Mackerel, halfbarreIs, So, Sl1
and 50; Kits, s. 50, s. IS and s.
LEAp-Bar, 12lc per pound shot So IS
as 10 per bag.
PowpER.-S7 5O@S per keg for rifle,
and s. 5000 for blasting.
WAsn-EoAEns.-S3 per dozen.
BucKErs.-S2 zoos per dozen
TUES. 81 1905 per neat.
Starch. 10! C9Sc per pound.
CANDY.-22c per III for assorted.
GNGEE.-25c per pound.
PFPrFR.-&7leper pound.
SrIcE-22c per pound.
SopA.-S@9c per pound.
CoPrFRAs.-&@4c per pound
BLAcRING.-4O@SO per dozen.
DRUGs-Copperas Sc cream of tartar
10000; epson salts 7CRSc; glue 2oCe&5c;
ipecac powdered $5@5 % ; morphine per
ounce s. p +; nitrate Of silver 81 100
l IS quinine - &5Ch2 10; sal soda StG
&c; vitrioI &c; opium ST. 50; alum &c;
aqua ammonia I5CS20c; carbonate ammo.
mia 2SCG&3c; assal,etida soc; caliaaya
bark 81 5000 50; calomel, English,
81 35; American 81 %, castor oil
, 25C12 50 per gallon; camphor 81 %.
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University Of Virginia.

rNUE PORTY-FIFTH SESSION OE THIS
Institution will begia on the lst day OF oct"-
her 1865 and end on the lhursiay hcI'I' 'N'
sth day Of July, 1868. -
Tbe organization OF the institution ne very
complete. embracing extensive and th"r"uEh
courses uf instruction IN Llteratuge auq S'lchoei
and I'M the professions Of Law, NJ edleine ana
Engineering.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES ol bo"kN
clothing and pocket mcuoy-ot the AcAphElo
student, 500; Of the Law student, 800, ana oil
the Medical student. $50 ,,-.,,.
For particulars send Tor Catalogue 10 W hit~lA
s. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty,
aug2tfF Post0lice University of Virginia
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river at this point was falling fast
yesterday evening at dusk, the quantity
of water on Harpeth being only four feet
A considerable shower fell during thc
afternoon, bat toward night it cleared up
and everything seemed fresh and pleasant.
ARRIVED.
Alpha, from Cairo, with fifty barrels o.
flour and a quantity Of miscellaneous
freight "A her trip.
pEPAETEp.
The Nashville at p. NJ. pulled up stake
and put out for that delightful "mmm.-
resort" known "a "Ki-ro."
The Kate Morrison leil at @ A. N. for the
up river country.
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ATTENTIoN.-All members and Demo
Gratis Of the second ward are respectfully
solicited to meet at Congress Han tonight
at o'clock, az business Of importance will
be transacted.
by order Of the President.
w. II. DoUGHERTY, SeGJ.
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IT It e Q To Y
Now Advertisements.

A. S. ChadbOurne givesno as assignee
in cases Of Rown, Saltzkotter, Nater, Mar
tin, Weber, King, Mckay, Sample, Block,
Roscoe u HARRIET, and Gentner.
Two good servants wanted in the coun.
try.
The Alpha leaves on the 18th inst. at 4
o'clock.
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Southern Music Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO. BIB UNION STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES TO AN
- nOunce to his Tennessee friends and the
general public, that his stock of Pianos IS now
complete. Steinway, Knabe, Durham, Weber,
kraushaar. llaines Bros. and A. Ii. Gale X
Co. are fully represented in his stock, and are
sold at n ew York prices. thereby saving freight
and charges to the purchaser.
lie is also Sole Agent for the cclebrateh Bur
dctt Organ, regarded by the profession to
be the best reed instrument now made, possess
ing the late improvements in stops. viz Har-
monte, Celeste" and EOr HumGHI, that are
periections of mechanical genius. Churches,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges and Seminaries are
furnished at very low rates. Circulars and prlce
lists will be forwarded on application.
I'm Sheet Music, (for many years a spe-
ciality in his establishment he can offer great
inducements to the Trade, Schools aud ANA
tours. His stock is the largest and most select
in the South. and will be always supplied with
the NEWEST and BEST productions of home
and foreign composers.
In XiOIinS. GuitRrs, Flutes, Italian
md other Strings. for all instruments, to-
Cether with fine collection of small Musical
Goods he detes competition.
T.. S.-Pianos, Organs and other instrume nts
tuned and repaired by first class workmen.
Mr.. u. s. Curle is now with this house, aud
will be glad Go see has friends.
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FROM OVER THE WATER.-Jusiice }. Z.
Garfield, Of EdgeGeld, sent drunken,
raring pitching belligerent negro, named
Abram Junius, over to Jail Sunday even
ing for getting "how-come-you-so." Junius
was discharged.
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For CaIro, ~. LoUIs, Memphis and
New Orleans.
TTIHE FINE PASSENGER 49,
Il steamer Alpha. Tow. EyNtN. sHa5-t4
Master. ". r.. EYruS CLERK, will =. -
leave az above on THURSDAY. the 18th INST
at { O'Clock b.
For freight uT rgF'uge apply on board. ur o.
WIN. BOYD, Agent
u and g. Front 20.
auAlL2t ur HARRISON a SON
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Nashville Il Northwestern R. R.
GENFEu. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, /
Nashville, August !. 1865.

A TRAIN WILL LEAVE THIS EVENING
a at 5:l5. Tor Kingston Springs and White
hluh, returning same evening.
A train will also leave Sunday morning at
O'Clock. for Kingston Springs. and return the
same day, leaving kingston Springs at P. n,
ON and after Monday, tho II inst. trains will
leave regularly for kingston Springs at 5.l5 p
~. and returning, leave Kingston Springs at
5l5A.M. D. 3. CLIFFE, Receiver.
I. \. RICHARDS, cent SupL lRugl Il
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SrEEcH.-Capt. c. A. Sheafe will speak
at the Maxwell House tonight. Captain
Sheafe is Federal soldier, and speaks Tor
Seymour and Blair and the Constitution
.et all come ont
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sPeCiAL NorlcEs.

Fine Arts In NaShViIIe.-C. C. Giers
would respectfully inform his many friends and
customers that he has Just returned from trip
TO New York and other Eastern cities, where
he has made himself acquainted with all the
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
tographie Art. Also. just received a fine lot Of
Albums, gilt and rosewood frames, etc. Cali at
Nos. a and A. Union street. and see the finest
collection Of pictures in the Southwest.
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