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oar CIarigsViIIe Agent. JOHN W.
FANON. Of the Northern Bank OF Tennessee
is our authorized agent at Clarksville. Tennes-
see u receive and receipt for subscriptions ana
.ivsrtisements for the UEIas AND DISPATCH.
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We are authorized to announce Esquire FAM
as a candidate for County Jailor, subject to TIE
nomiuating convention. Election March Z, 1868.
lehSti
We are authorized to announce A. A. CAR
TER as a candidate for the Office of Jailer Of
Davidson county. nj the ensuing spring election.
iau1 IA
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SrovF Woop -Cnt and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house Of
the purchaser for 81 SO per cord, from the
ward Of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College a., opposite l.. Il n. Depot
Cah- a
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BOARD OF AI.DERMES.

Regular Meeting last Nfghs-sfoney
BOrrOwIng-C0unty Commissioners
"A Big Batch of Aeeounfs-s20Oof for
the Poor - Acceptance of Securities
for City Officers. etc., etc.
A regular meeting Of the Beard Of
Aldermen was held last night, Mr.. Mckee
in the chair
Present, Aldermen Allen, Donaldson,
Knowles, Kinney, McLaughip, Thorn
berg.
REPORTS.
The following collections were reported
Recorder, for January, SlG90l 40
Revenue Collector, Jan. 81 TO
Feb s, lleaying S785 s. sub
ject to order Of Board Of
kducali0n), 3,2Ol 50
Nharlmaster, Tor January. bS3 90
Water Tax Collector, Jan
to Feb. Il, $500 90
Clerk of Market, for January, 3.4SI 81
CITY Weigher, for January. 81 80
Total $2l, 400 II
The Treasurer reported receipts, SEA
456 OF and expenditure, S24,094 "a bal
anee, $421 As.
The Workhouse Keeper reported debit
account of 1892 80, and credit account
to balance. Net expenses for January,
$500 A.
The committee TO whom was referred
the resolution looking to the building OF a
enstomhouse, recommended its passage.
ACCOUNTS. -
fhe following accounts were allowed, on
- Va, ,,1stor.
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WArcH SrgAIrNo.-The police yester-
5,y yot ailer Two negroes, Ned Jackson
ana lanes smith. Tor stealing 3 watch
from r. Smith. a Broad street merchant,
capturing Ned, bat falling 20 oyeriake has
-wifter accomplice The watch was snatch
"A from broken ahow- case.
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HALF MAsr.-Capt Keydt yesterday
lowered the broad flag Of the Capitol to
half mast in respect 10 The memory Of
Edward MAYNARD, son of Hon. Horace
MAYNARD. and United States consul at
Turks Island, who died on the 10th nit,
At the age Of twenty-five.
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ETNRRAL INITIATION

The friends and acquaiRtances of Adam Coe
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Of
HE wife. TsARELIk. from his residence on North
College street
Services by Rev. J. II. McNeily. Carriages
will leave w. K. Cornelius 4 Co.'S 81 u O'clock
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Gold made a decline of one cent in New
York yesterday. The following are the
quotations Opened at 1922, was 1924 at
1880 l42l at 1886, 1929 at noon, 1925 at
2:SO, and closed at l42 at 8 P. NJ. Brokers
here were paying al, and selling at 1424.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows;
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EemOVal.-F. Il French has remOved his en-
tire stock Of boots sni shoes to his old stand.
No. - Public Square. He invites his many
customers. ana the public generally. to ex-
anime his fine custom work. which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. jan4tf
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WHAT FRUT CosTs IN NAsHyLLE.--
Fifteen cents ia the very lowest figure at
which a good orange can now be bought in
this city, and a really good apple can not
be had for less than len cents.
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tn RSsAf requires immediate attention. and
should be checked. Ii allowed to continue.
Irritation % the Lungs, a ReFmaneDs
Throat Disease, az Consumption Is
often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCAES
Having a a direct influence to the perts. give
Immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asth-
ma. Catarrh, ConsumptIve and Throat
Diseases, Troehes are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches," and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere,
Ort27 imeod
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BASE BALL The PhpoiK Base Ball
Climb will meet at their hall on Cherry
street, next Saturday night, for reorgam7a-
tion. This club holds the championship OF
Davidson county.
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ConiugaI Love. and the HannIness

Of True MRrriase.-Essay for Young Men,
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases whish
destroy the Manly Powers and creste imPedi-
ments to Marriage, with sure means Of relief.
Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
address. Or. J. SkILLIN HOUGaT How
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. feb2 3m
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WATER TAx.-Persons having to pay
Water Tax, or other ta1es due the corpo-
ration, can get Corporation Checks an
amounts TO suit, Of Thos $. Mari, corner
Union and College streets. febll lw.
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PAYING DEAR FOR THE BUTTEB.--l@o
Of the penitentiary oonyicts Pardoned by
the Governor yesterday were serving Term
Of three years for stealing a pound and a
half az butter.
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pRICE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UEIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will he FIVE Gents, and it will be sold to
oewsboys and dealers 80 that they can cell
AZ this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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USwFIcoMF lMMIGRANTs.-lt Is mel
snoboly fact that the liberality Of Nash
willie in feeding her poor has been noised
abroad. aud the INDECENT Of other States are
docking here 10 be fed, threatening TO
rrowa ont the natives and rnt an end to
any f5rther appropriations.
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WhTrRINa THE CAFIToL.--The Stock
ell Yesterday pumped full two eisterns at
the capitol, from the FIRE plug near the
corner Of High aud Cedar streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w, w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College St, Nashville, Tenn.
dac1- II
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - Paul, Tayei y
Hammer. the Union street etatloners ana
took binderp, have oar thanks for new
sold- bordered notebook, neatly finished
aud last tbe thing every way.
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VIZ were glad TO see our felloW-cl'lzen,
John J. McCaau. 90 the streets Yesterday.
tie was badly injured by fall At the time
the Anoway House was burned, and Is inst
towering from his broken limb.
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PFRsoNAL.-Secretary Fletcher returned
from Cleveland, Fast Tennessee, yesterday.
Gen. Whipple is at the So. Cloud.
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TAx-PAYERs can obtain Corporation
Checks in amounts 20 suit al PEOPLES
BANK, ccrner Union and Cherry streets.
Office hours. s A. NJ. to 5 PM.
fahQ n
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- AaNeriIsemenIs.

I'll, Rock City Paper Mill Company,
Mo- South College street, are dealers in
ali kinds Of book news and wrapping paper.
The very best wines, liquors, and eat
ablss snhstaniials and delicacies, are to
,o,,nd Mt the Merchants Exchange, (late
3tedmsn's
The Nashville leaves for Cairo to-mor-
row at Pm.
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CRIMINAL Court, FEB. ll.-State 70,
l. n. Watson, charged with the murder Of
Joseph B. Frame. Case stall penolnE
State re. Albert West. False Pretensess'
Mole pros.
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CfRcurr oURT.--This Court yesterday
took up the fifty thousAud-dotIars case OF
Felix Clemens as. Lishy, Lanier and OH
era. The sagniue look Tor a conclusion to-
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uorroN BURNED Part OF a car load OF
,usu,y-fya bales OF cotton was burned be-
tween this point and Louisville on Mon
l,v end three hales were burned yesier-
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Syow.--Snow was falling in the Cum
hsrland Mountains on Monday.
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Proceedings of the supr4me Conrt.

NASHVILLE, Feb. IL, 1s6S.-The conrt
met this day, pursuant 10 adjournment.
Justice Hawkins being absent
The equity docket Of the eleventh cir
cult will occupy the court during to-mor-
row. aud perhaps the next day, when the
respective dockets Of the ninth circuit win
be taken mp on the first call.
JFssF q. FRAZER. CLERK.
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Moor COURT AT ELYsIAN HALL.-King
Alcohol is on trial at Elysian Hall, for high
crimes and misdemeanonl The Elysian
Grove Literary Association has resolved
itself into a court of impeachment, and the
trial opened ON Monday night. A large
number of witnesses have been examined,
and the proceedings have occasioned a
good deal Of merriment. Thus far, the
defense seem TO have the better of the case,
having made the point that alcohol il more
sinned against than shining, and that he
would do we'll enough if people would only
let him alone. The court will again be in
session next Monday night, and will be
open to the public.
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Iaaac PM ra. ". z. Mitchsll

IN PURSUANCE or A DECREE or THE
] ChsnesrT Court IN THIS cause. 1 WiIi cell 81 the
Coart House Al Nashville. Il u clock %
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l5, ls6s,
Lot No. 81 in the plan Of the Preston Hay / g.
tary Addition 70 hsshviile, lying between the
Franklin Turnpike and the Bflbo pfoDsrty
fronting ~ fact Rad running back lOs feet
togs;hsT With the dwelling house thereon
IEKNs o. 8AlE--Crsdits Of twelve and ts.srtv.
four months, With int erest- Notes required
with good security, and lien rstainsi Sale
Tree from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
sGnS5 ID Clerk zzd Master
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GEORGE l., CHASE. Pre-
GEORGE NJ. COLT. Score
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
LII n----.n o.. 49,

STAIR Ot CONN ECIlClTs al
- HARTFORD COUNTY, 50
January sth. 1868 personally appeared George
L. Chase. President ard George NJ. Colt. Sec
rotary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
and made oath that the foregoing statement by
them subscribed is true, Elil and correct state
ment of the affairs of said Company. and ex-
hibits so far as car be ascertained at this date
its actual condition on the thirty-first day o.
December. 1851. Before me,
GEO. SUMNER, Notary Public.
STATR OF TENNESSEE. COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. January p, 1853.
|. G. w. Blackburn Comptroller Of the Tree-
sury do hereby certify that the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, located at Hartford. in the
State of Connecticut. has produced 10 me salts
factory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the requirements OF the laws OF
the State OF Tennessee. imposed on Insurance
Companies. and 1 further certify that Ii. Z.
Ross, Agent Of said Company. has also complied
with the requirements Of the laws Of the State.
made and provided in such cases. Wher eiOre
said Hartford Fire Insurance Company has
authority 10 take risks and transact business Of
insurance in this State. at Nashville, Tenn.
q. ". BLACkBU RN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee
a.. 4. ROSS, agent,
Once corner Union and Cherry streets. in Bank
ofTennss7ee Building, jan3l ~
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st.I,Onis Market.
Cincinnati Market.
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river il rising slowly. with iiSs feet
on the shoals The weather is clear and
pleasant, aud as The rains have been local,
il is thought the river will not rise much
more
ARRIVED.
None
DEPARTED.
Tyrone. Cairo.
By Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Feb ll.-Riger rising
with six feet two inches in the canal BY
the mark. Weather clear. Thermometer %.
ST. LOUIS, Feb II Weather clear, and
thawing in the sun.
- ------s-.--------s-
For Cairo, 50. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM -
Il er hashSiile, WILEY Sims .aaafrs+
Master. JOHNNY HARPE6, Clerk will
leave as above on THU RSDAY, the 13th mt,
at O'Clock Pm
For freight OF passage apply on board, OF 10
CORBErT q BOYD,
al and a. Front airest
or HARRISON 4 SONS. -
W A. PEBBLES. agent
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Ti..t N"r'it~rr.
uiluis --......-.. -.......... .......o1 =.
--co-s ~v-ss.ern
.- ...- ........h 4j p. 49,.
ss.-i sgssh.nrtor. .na Saussern via
Chattanooga.
- ,s..iri Do .....-.....----..- -..7. 90 A. n.
-gs sis.' ssnEsstagson nHo southern via
shRtsauoo=a.
U-setue. ,'ap,l,i,is and New Orleans.
.-..t r.i1ai.'t ...-..-.7.Of A. y.
yyemp.,ls aad YeW OTieans.
SO p sf..-.....-..... -.-..-.-.-.a:N p. h.
Ta.carlf era gsrutHcky Y. V.
Noefhme~trru r. Y.
10 midnight .S.4a P. "
IebnRcn SIS stage.
17a- -rf7niVnt .......... P. n.
TAoinasyIIJa Vis Stage.
'rhrrslav
a1 mi3aicht. ..........-...-..Saturday 5:'0 ?. y.
Jsrdaa's STORE via stage.
Wonaay l2ao miduight P. n.
hesncsiay Do ''''.'-''.'.'.''''''''-' az az
Friday DO -..-.'...-.'''-..-.'.'' 90
ITherty-Via Stewart Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Thurssay 300 midnight Thursiay s-00P n.
SPARTA sTAsE
Arrives Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays.
At P. n. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays ana , al
urdays at A N.
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Report of fhe Directors OF the Peni-

t~ntIhry. "
From the elaborate report of the Direc-
tors Of the Penilentiary, we gather the fol-
lowing interesting facts:
Number Of Convicts ia prison Dec. LIST. o.. 49,
raoaivad stpca nac lat
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A DARING Horse THIEF.-Y Yesterday
"A man who pretended that he wished to
purchase one Of the mares for sale at Sin
gleton's stable by Crouch & Co, obtained
permission TO try one Of them, which he
mounted, and after riding up and down
street awhile, suddenly gallopped off toward
one Of the pixies leading ont from South
Nashville. A boy was sent after him in
hot haste, and reaching the toll-gate as soon
as the thief, told the keeper not 60 let him
pass The keeper endeayoring TO stop him,
the scOundrel drew revolver and rode
rapidly through, and on up the pike. A
chase was instituted, bat up to a late hour
horse and man were still beyond the reach
of the puTsuers.
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. TENNESSEE STOcK.--We are gratiGed 10
note that cotton is on the wane in Tennes-
zee Our farmers are turning their at
tention more and more TO the cultivation Of
cereals, and 10 the raising and improving
of stock. Maj. Altman, of Giles county,
passed through the city yesterday with
line stallion, just purchased Of Alexander,
of Kentucky, one of the finest in his
stables, and that he refused $4,000 for, at
two and half years OF age. His name is
" Watson" by Lexington, out of Ann
Watson, by imported Glencoe, with
pedigree running back and including the
best blood in America He is a chestnut
horse, five years old, following the dam in
color, and possesses all the fine points Of
his illustrious sire. We congratulate the
stock raisers of Giles on having such =
horse 10 their midst.
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IaNoRAKcE THE PARENToF CRIME
The old adage, that an idle brain is the
deyips workshop" is fully verified by
glance at the report of the Directory of
the Penilentiary. Out of 1872 oonvicts there
we're 644 who had no education, and zoo
who had no occupation. These facts at
test the truth that idleness and Ignorance
engcnder crime, and should be treated as
the great foes of society.
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WRONG LETTER.-In the advertisement
Of the admission Of Mr.. B. Wright as q CO.
partner in the firm Of Robert Thompson z
Co, our printers made it a." Wright
This was the wrong Wright, and TO be
right ii must be Oh and more clever
and industrious bee never was made. If
this is not right, we will make il Wright
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s r A r E M e N T
OF TIE CONDITION or THs
Hartford Fire Insurance
COMPANY,

On The 3Ist Day OF December, 1862,
Made to the Comptroller Of the State
OF Tennessee.
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NASHVILLE AMI CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
80 Nsshvitl. at....a...s.01 A. n. and 10 p. N
syrive al Chattannoga-.. $50 A. N. and hUl P. N,
Shelbvville and TullahomA ELECTROMAGNETIC
Leaves NJ ~ r "
Affiypp AZ Nashvile........ lu' - ".
Sunday exeaptedl
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PHT CIpY

CtsFSlSts AND CS.rSsNC ~ .gsf.
sss%-AIssEs I.t.-aEirsas.
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Live stock Markel.

NASHVILLE, Feb. IL, 1868.
The market is well supplied, and far
mers are realizing fine prices.
ot<asik
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'eks Of CeSIOn IN interior Tosns
MARKETS BY TELRaRAPa
Louisville Marker.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. ll.-Tobacco market
steady Tugs S. to s.; common 70 medi
nm SS@l7 Is; Hart county wrappers
S37 so. Flour-superfne SS@8 %. Wheat
50 1902 IS. Corn 7s@s0c in bulk. Cot
ton I73@lS4e. Lard l4@144. Mess
pork $24. BaCon-shoulders lO4c clear
sides l33c. Bulk meats--shoulders gic
clear sides 1910. Whisky raw free, 9 %.
M. I,Onis market
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. ll.-Tohacco--none O.
fering. Flour quiet; suPer6ne s. 609B.
Wheat steady at 81 1902 65. Corn $50
Ssc. Oats better, at 6S@704c. Mess pors,
ia held at S22@22 so. Bacon-shoulders
94e clear sides l2a@l3c; hams l5@
l53c; sugar cured Ice. Lard l3s0l3fc.
Cincinnati Market.
B CINCINNATI, Feb. ll.-Flour and wheat
unchanged and dull Corn S3@s4c. Oats
dull at 65@66c. Mess pork SD so. Bacon
shoulders l0c sides l24@l3c. Butter
35@39o. Eggs 32c Groceries ars IN
changed.
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Adventures of n Pretty German Girl
in search Of "a Husbands harp Prae.
lice and Ultimate Defeat of a De.
signing widower.
A case, with something Of Gnge of 70.
nance about it, was developed yesterday in
Justice Pohl's court. A well.to-do German
widower, the relatives Of whose deceased
wife lived far over the Rhine, and had
oniy known him through the letters which
had been written subsequent 10 his mar
riage, sometime after biz wife's death wrote
TO has moiher il LAW. proposing that as he
was alone in the world. one of mis- late
wiie's sisteTs might he sent him for help
meet, and promising To give her a good
home ior life Tie imposition WA sub
milied by the mother n4aF ~ one OF her
daughters, who, struck vita he novelty al
the Arrangement, and imagining rich
and handsome husband awaited her On
this eide the water, decided to embark for
America. 8|.s..t.
10 due course Of time she reached Nash
Vile, her intended husband meeting her al
thc NclfDtf but tue pun kAIt - Sdul9 dah-
on beholding him, for instead of
the dashiDg yound Deutscher she had pic
tured TO herself, there stood burly Hans,
with pleasant, but by no means handsome
face, and he looked to be middle-sged al
least Conceaiing her disappointment,
however che went with him TO his home,
though few days later he was made TO
understood that she had changed her mind
aud was not at all IN a marrying mood.
After visiting among her relatives here
short time, che decided to leave his house,
more especially as she had nade the ac-
quaintance Of younger man with every
prospect OF pleasant results. When, how
ever, she undertook TO remove her clothing
from the house Of her brother-in-law and
would-be husband, he refused to permit
them to be taken away, and she was com
PEELED TO repleSy them, which she accord.
ingIy did, and they were restored to her
yesterday.
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.5..uvt,rf AND EoRrHwFsTFRN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at..-....T:l5 A. n ana Esp ".
Arriyes AT Nashville at...7:0a A. n. and 6An P. ~
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To WHoM II NAY CoScERs

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tee Of his appointment rs assignee Of II. l.;
Carrick and James II. Snodsrass, both q
Sparta. White county. Tennessee. WITHIN sad
distric.. who have been a3judged hankrupts
upon their own petitions, by the District Court
OF said district. s-.-
iancS laW3t ADRIAN FISK. Assignee
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LEBASOH sTA0F.

rnaErIFID AED KENTUCKY RAILROAD
Arrive al Nashville - NJ
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays. and
saturdays AT O'Clock A. NJ, arrives ~ Nas9,
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. N.
LFwIsRURa ASD NoLENsyILLF STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and SAT-
urfny Al 7:s0 A.. n, arriving at Lewisourg same
day.
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FIRST. The name sf this Company is THE
( HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM.
E PANY, and is located at Hartford, Connect
s
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, February IS, 1868.

A. 3. Rozeli W. j. H. Charlton & others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF TIE
il ChancsFy Court at Nashville. Ia the above
named cause. | will sell al the Courih5u7s a.
Nashville. AZ Il o'clock on
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Rebecca B. Holmes, EHecutrir, etr Vs.
s. r. CockriIl Ell ais

=. II. tOCAfui ct dA1-
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE Of THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville. 10 the above
named Gauge will Seli AZ the COurtt0uss az
Nashville. at Il O'Clock on
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY Is. 1858.
Lott Nos and 4, situate on the north sids %
Watkins avenus. having a front o. eighty
eight feet. and running back lsl feet % twenty
foot alley.
intersection Of BeslWiek's and Watkias'
avenues.
Lots Nos 32 and 81 on the northWeat corner
81 Clinton street and B0staick avenue. fronting
10 feet On Clinton street, and running back -
feet on Bostwick avenue 10 twenty loot alley.
TERMs-TWslVs months credit. without inter
est Notes required With approved see1fity an1
lien retained sale free from rsdemRtlCn-
MORTON b. HOWELL
ian2s "A Clerk and Maner