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Real Estate Transfers,

The real estate transfers for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
VIM Ford and G s Maclean to
Chesthsm & Kinney, lot in
Edeefeld, 5 400 90
Minnick Williams 10 Patrick E..
VDonnell, lot on Woodland s.
street, Edgefeld, 1902 so
NJ l. Hays and s r Anderson, 2
trustee, 10 Patrick w Macken, n
lot in Boyds addition, West p
NashVills, 57l 81
w F Simpkins to Jane w How J'k
ington, land in county, 334 90
+ Noel to Harvey Campbell, 4
lot in Edgefeld, 500 90
K Toney, Parmelia Toney, to
james NJ Ellison, ] NJ Parish
Wand Amanda Parish, land in
Kentucky, 70 90
e Allen, lot in Edgefeld, 405 90
Francis s McGovern to Eliza
beth J Dale, lot in South
Field plan, GOO 90
] Minnick Williams TO George
!, Leslie, lot in n, Edfe6eld, l,725 90
TIC Miller to Thomas ] Bell, lot
in Lumsden's addition, 800 90
NJ B Howell, Clerk and Master,
TO II B Champion, real estate
in city. 1875 90
NJ B Howell, Clerk and Master,
to A W Butler, lot in Edge
field, 1925 90
John Arm6eld to W L Murfree, .'
lot at Beersheba Springs, $500 90
w l. MHrfree to John A Arm
b field, lot at Beersbeba Springs, 1000 90
M Anderson to Fountain p Nc
Whittier, undivided I interest a.....
in GIarkayiIle City Mills, 1850 90
John III Criddle to W T Wake.
field, land in franklin county, 6I5 90
n B Kocsis to Matilda Mulligan, s .
lot in county, 200 90
Hugh Dughlas to D Weaver, lot
10 Nashville, go 1900 90
c M Donaldson, Sheriff, to Thos
Chadwell, Ex'r, land 10 county 31S 90
s K Anderson, trustee, and NJ L
Hayes TO NJ Moran, lot 10
Boyds tract, $50 90
Morgan Vance 10 John York
and others, lot in Edge6sld, $3.50 90
NJ b Howell, Clerk and Master,
10 P L Nichol, lot in, West
Nashville, > 1000 90
P @ Silver Perkins to Mary J
Perkins and others, deed of
gift to land in Williamson e
county. &
NJ B Howell, Clerk and Master
TO Susan johnson land in
county, III ltIgQIt. 1000 90 |
J A Hays toJ B Virgins, lard iiHH |
in Fayette county, 1,400 90
W r Hypesto Patrick Brew, lot
lot in Hynes addition 1900 90 |
Thos S Hays TO Charles Nelson,
lots in Harding's addition, 1000 90
c M Donaldson, Sheriff, to. b.
Fountain Mclean, land in
county, 900 90 |
John NJ Bass, executor, and
Sallie f Ewing to Jennie G -
Thacher, lot in Boyd's home
tract, - - 400 90
NJ 3 Howell, Clerk and Master,
to N Hobson, lot in Edgefeld, 1855 90 |
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ArrIyal Of militia.

The remnant Of Capt, Winters company
Of State gusrds, stationed at Pulaski for
some time, arrived yesterday afternoon
and took quarters in North Nashville.
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A negro named Harry d, Walker, who
shot another negro named Thomas Harm
beck some three weeks ago on the levee,
and who managed to keep out Of the way
since that time, was arrested yesterday, and
will be tried on Monday upon the charge
Of malicious shooting with intent TO kill.
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s..,a,a.s A..uso,,...s.

Jefferson Page appeared before his
Honor Judge Glenn, and gave bond as
guardian to Sally Page. &c.,
In. Bigger was also appointed guar
dian to Mary Jane and sFrancis Hays
Eel. giving The necessary bond. !. !. Z ..
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commissioners Court.

Michael Donald, drunkenness, So and
costs; A. r. Jones, drunk and committing
e nuisance on the streets, costs; SAllie Fur
guson, Annie Morris and Maggie F1rgu-
son, three votaries of the social evil" for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace,
we're each fined SIS and costs.
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Mammoth Turtle.

The Jonnard Brothers at the Merchants
Exchange have received turtle weighing
one hundred and tify-fve pounds, which
will be transnogri6ed into soup in few
daRs
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Marriage aIeeases.

The following licenses we're Issued for
the week ending yesterday -
Michael J. Hewsions and Hannah Cain.
Wm. Halieck and z .lla Stadley.
David A. Simpson and Sarah E. Nav.
Jerry Q. MuIvehill and Mary Dillon.
Jesse y. Hudspealh and Sarah A. Pitt.
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Gen. JOS. Cooper, commsnder-in-chief
Of Brownlow's State guards, left the city
yesterday for Knoxville, to attend TO the
completion of his bond as Revenue COL
Iector and some other private business.
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Explanatory.

A large number of items prepared for
our issue of Saturday appear this morning.
They are only one day old, and therefore
cannot be considered stale. ia
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A concert Of sacred music will be given
at The Cathedral in this city st74 o'clock
THE evening for the benefit of the Church
ID Edgefield. A lecture will also be de-
livered OH the importance Of religion to
society. Tickets Of admission 50 cents,
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MARKETS M rELEaaApH.

- lad Foreign Markets. fi-al
IN LoNDos, April 24-evening- ConsoIs
93te993f.ai Bonds 500 q at5-s %
HAyRE, April "a .--cotsoa qniet on
spot l5f: u iagi3silslEi 5Eds sd D..
LyERPOoL, April 24.--Coiioa dull,
aplands I'D; Orleans lid Sales 5000
bales. BreadstuAs quiet. -. $3.50 /. 4
PARIS, April "a. -Renies ar S5c.
b FRANKFORT, April 24.-Bonds SSs.
New York Money Market. ls+
NEw YoRK, April 24s-Slefling is quiet
and 6rm at S49ss prime bankers sixty
days. Gold quiet and 6rm opened at
33s and closed at 33A@33s. Ciearances
So, DOC, 600. State bondp, irregular; old
Tennessees, 69@6sl new, 672@6S.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, April 24-Coston dull.
unchanged; sales 900; uplands 2S46
2S3c, closing quiet. Flour SIS l5(a5 Is.
Whisky steady, at &c. Wheat 81 35(9
/ As. : Corn f@2c better. Rice dull.
Cotiee dull. Porto Rico sugar, at l24c.
Cuba usolssses soc. Fine easimeres down
to IS and 60c, and nice goods to So and
SOC; other goods unchanged. Market
without animation. tG IIsI o8a a-f
New Orleans Markets. -i..iH
New. ORLEANS, April 24.-CottOn
market nominal with no demand, middline
Isle. Sales $4,000 balee; receipts 7I8
balee; exports 5,1l6. Gold l244. !Ex-
change, Sterling IA; New York sigh: !
premium. Flour depressed, super IS 75t
* IS 80; Xxx S. 75' Germ 77@7Sc,
Oats zoe. Bran ST 50. Hay firm
at $2S. Pork frmer. Sales at S32 so
Bacon 6rm; shoulders Isle; sides THO
! 172e. Lard duh; tierce lS(9i9e; key
$4,000 and 203c Sugar dull; common
| 9A@l0tc; prime 134c.a Molassss-55e for
fermeniing. Whisky nominal. Coffee
4 quiet; fair 154@17lc. lass-l agad so-
i-s %. Louis Markets. 1ull- d
s ST. LOUIS, April 24-Flour s4@5 90.
Wheat 3E95c lower. Corn 64(G66c. Oats
624@64c. Rye 81 23@l 25. Whisky 81.
Pork $3l@3l so. Bacon 13f, and 16tc
for shoulders and clear sides. Lard ia.
clesr rib 16f@l6.
Chicago Markets.
| CHICAGO, April "a Flour S5s.
Wheat 81 O6; Corn 464e,, Oats she; Rye
81 174@l Is; Barley 81 Is; high wines
unchanged; Molasses 1@I. 05; Sugar l4(9-
l5A. pork $50 IS; Bulk shoulders lf9-
l2c; hams i53@l6. -
CineinnaiI Markets. 3
CINCINNATI, April 24.-F1our SIS 25@
6 50. Corn 68@70c. Oats 6797Ic.
Whisky 90c. Pork $3l 25@31 SO. Bulk
meats 12f@I43c. Bacon l3f, and l6f
and l7fc. Sugar 134@15c. Molasses 50
| @85. Lard nominally unchanged. Wheat
81 &c. Rye 50. Cotton unchanged,
niddling 27@27ic Butter SS@S7c. Eggs
l6c. 80. 1..----.'. 80 -.
Louisville Markets.
| LOUISVILLE, April 24.-Sales of IS5
hhds. tobacco at 81 s0@l9 90. Flour
| S. 5O@6. Oats 66@68c. Corn 65@6Ss.
Pork S3I 25@31 SO. Lard 1871. Bacon
1871 and 174c. Bulk. meals 12a and
' l63. Whisky Ole. Prime sugar l44c.
1 MOissses 75@S5c Rye 81 49, Wheat
81 45@1 SIS. Hay s22@2S CO. Cotton
low 22923c.
D. Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 24.-CottOn quiet but
firm at 27tc; receipts 314 bales; exports
| l,197 bales. Flour Sc % and dull. Corn
Use and firm. Oats 75c. Hay S27. Pork
$32. Lard 191c. Bacon unchanged
shoulders 14fc; sides I72c. Bulk meats
firm; shoulders 13c; sides 164c.
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Attention, FeutAnsf

As the the time of meetingof the Nash,
vile Circle f. B has been changed from
Ar. NJ. Sunday TO q P. NJ Monday, il lie
requested that all members will be present
as business Of Importance is to be trans
acisd. ID. S. MUEDAY, Center.
NJ J. MARTIN, Cor. Sec.
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A portion of Capt Winters company
has been Consolidated with Capt, Monson's
company at Pulaski. There are now
stationed at that place one hundred men.
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A..anIf and Rnf,erx

Billie Echart was fiaed s. and costs by
Justice Mathews yesterday for'an assault
and battery upon Alice Branch, colored,
She was also bound over to keep the peace
tnHards "Rillian.s .E-E.nEr -.E--
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BANKRUPT SALE.

WILL SELL AT THE COURTHOUSE
Il door in the city Of Nashville on SATURDAY.
the 18th day Of Nay. 1909, at ten O'Clock A. n
the following property belonging to the estate
OH. }. Jentner, bankrupt LOt,NO. % and part
OF lot No. 20 Of II. W McGiavOck's addition to
Nashville, situated in the 9th ward, and 'front.'
ing 20 feet on Coleman street, and running
back to Cumberland river. said lot has on il 4
neat frame dwelling together with q soap and
candle factory containing No. steam sngine
for running the same. all Of which will be sold
with the lot will also sell one lot situated
on the corner Of Front and MOdeire streets
fronting q feot on Front and running back 145
feet. Besides the above mentioned real estate
VIII sell a large lot Of candle boxes POTASH
Venetian red and acids. Terms made known on
day Of sale ARTHUR U. WINSTON,
apr0td .. Assignee.
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The supper given BY the ladies at the
Edgs6eid ssminaFSI on Friday nigkslzsi
for the benefit Of the Confederate Orphan
Asylum al Glathasllls. Ead Che Memosisl
AssOpistioul Of the city was one Of The
most successful entertainments Of the
sesson8 o Edgefeld Harmed out in her
strength, and all the beauties Of our four
fishing town on the other side Of Jordan
werepreseht tplepd { helping basdiO the
cause. Several persons from Nashville
who are not in. the habit Of crossing the
.snspension bridge, were astcnished to see
lhslsrge turn out. The spacious hall in
fact was sdensely packed, and a moro
| agreeable psfty aevsr before assembled in
Edgsfeld. After paying all expenses,
Che proceeds will amount 10 something
like two hundred and,fOrty dollars, and
when we state the fact that the tickets
we're only one dollar for gentleman and
lady, with no extras, our readers can form
some idea of the extent of the crowd in
attendance. ,4u.rt u.s gs,l
The ladies having the matter 10 charge
worked Yea lousy in the matter, and must
feel . little proud Of their success. 80 .
The tables were beautifully supplied
with substantials and confections, contribu-
ted by the generous-hearted ladies. In ad'
dition tothe handsome cakes that grsced
the table was one presented by Mrs. w
Matt Brown of the Stacey House.
| Daniels 6ne string band was engaged
for the occasion, and the young folks en-
joyed the pleasures of the dance until 9
late hour. We may just add that go much
grace and beauty as that which trippei
the Eight fantastic is seldom seen in thes'
parts. Ii reminded us ofthe elegant partieI
that were frequent when Nashville was ,
village.
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In the Probate Court yesterday, Geo
Moore, colored, was apprenticed to Lett
tia Harris, the usual bond being given.
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EIAraI RisnIRN

Several members of the Horticultural
Society had on exhibition at ScovePs real
estate mart 10 the Porter Block, Cedar
street yesterday, some rare and beautiful
flowers. The Cencrariss contributed by
P.L. Nichol were worthy of special men
ton, and much admired by visitors TO the
place. n. French bad on exhibition
a cactus Jenkensonia, magnificent speci-
meniof this plant 10 full bloom. He also
had what is called the Ornithozalum
ThytsOides Album, plant imported from
London, and very rare, probably the only
one of the kind in bloom in the West
Thos. Garland submitted for inspection
some fine SPECIMENS of the Zonesl and
Staghorn Geraniums, which are probably
not e1eelIed in this country. Among the
collection on the tables we noticed two
samples of the Lily Of the Nile, one con-
tributed by P. L Nichol and the other by
F. n French.
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Jenkins, &

Another large shipm> of Jenkin,
Nashville made biiters "a xesterdsv
made to New Orleans. Th ar,icls il
becoming as much a staple in thA market
a. Demarara sugar or Rio coffee.
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The Memphis Appeal gives Speaker
Richards the following parting kick:
Of. S. Richards, late Speaker Of the
House, seems TO have Jared we'll at the
hands Of the administration, better, indeed,
than any other of the Radicals of Memphis
have yet. Grant has appointed him to the
important consulship of Leeds, England
We do not know what the grade Of this
consulate is, but are informed that its
emOlumsnts are considerable. Happy
Richards He leaves his co-workers TO
hold the bag, School Fund and all. He is
safe for four years, and will be beyond the
reach Of committees of investigation when
the people of Tennessee have control of
their State affaifsp
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To be Paid on

We we're informed yesterday that
Comptroller Blackburn will probably raise
money sufficient to pay the militia off by
next Wadnasdav ..
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The jury rendered judgment Of 81 ,l56 rs
in the case of E I. Jsffisy & Co. ys. N. 0.
n. Perkins, yesterday.
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Who bids2 The Treasury Department
is in the market again selling the peoples
gold to speculators. Wall and William
streets, New York, we're in ferment yes
terdsy. Why ia "tbis thus" and who has
power to authorize one man to bull or
bear the money market "a he pleases, and
affect the trade Of the entire country
Did our forefsihers bleed that their chill
dren might become the prey Of govern
ment after this fashion? To be plain, is
this "the best government the world ever
zaazo'
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TALK about the man being sick who ste
nineteleen apple dumplings when conva-
lescing from a spell of fever; or of the
woman being drunk after having imbibed
till she lOsthed, even in dreams, the very
idea of gin, crying ont, "Not another
drop, Mr.. Rainey-not another drop, sir"
or Of Jonah being full when he swallowed
the whale: but all these together are fully
and clearly eclipsed by two large pies
twenty-five by twenty inches each,
we had TO dispose Of yesterday morning
lust as we were going TO press.
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London adyices of yesterday quote
United States 5-2gs at sos.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at $50 for the old and 671 for the
new. q Gtt q l4xO'ts
Nashville corporation checks are dull
and in but little demand. Dealers are Of
fering to sell at 7Sc. : a. =
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on The 2OshI
mat were "a foIloua.
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JAhua Halle Was sworn as a praC-
ticing attorney in the Federal Court yes.
terdsy.
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IN
LEAVING DAY. ii-tl4
Talisman, Cairo, 9A.E.
ll LEAVING THIS MONDAY
| Camelia, Pittsburg, P. M.
The river at this poiat was still swell
ing yesterday, with % feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather warm and cloudy. Their.
mometer so.
| Owing to the high tide, and the floating
drift the Talisman did not arrive until
about II o'clock yesterday, and did not
depart last evening on her regular time.
She departs this morning al 9 o'clock.
The Fanny Brandeis had cargo con-
sisting of $50 bales hay, 100 bbls -four, and
about Is tons sundries. She cleared light
Amongst other freight by the Talisman
were 5000 cavalry saddles. sr-s.rf.
The CameliA from Pittsburgh had a large
miscellaneous cargo. r. ~ '''il
The Rober. Moore from Cincinnati,
passed Louisville yesterday morning on
her way to this port. SO says a dispatch
to Capt. w. A. PEBBLES. A5 s.sf ss.as.sis
We hear it reported that the Ella
Hughes has laid up at Burksville. ..
The Pink Varble came up as far as
Linton, and returned to Cairo loaded
with tobacco. .--. -..,.
The Camelia returns to Pittsburg On
on Monday at PM
The I. N. Phillips cleared again yester.
day for the coal regions. r..
We copy az follows from the Caddo Ga.
zetts Of the 18th: .-- a.9
Bed river is falling all the way down |
from its source to the mouth. Opposite |
this place it is receding at the rate Of four
inches in twenty-four hoers aud is now |
twenty-five feet above low water, marx, and |
foGF feet below the highest water Of the
season. All fears of an overflow this
spring have been daisipatsd, and planters
are putting IN cultivation all the arabic
lands they have hands 10 cultivate 4
The Shreveport South Western Of the 18th
says;
For the twenty hours ending last
night at dark, the river opposite this point
fell four inches, leaving it twenty-five feet
scant above the lowest Wster-mark of the
reason, and running out pretty fast. z ti
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which is5 strict low middline os nearly
middliDg at z64c; Sc and rs low mid
ding At 26ic SO ordinary and good or
dinafy Il 24sc; ~ low middIing at 25sc !;
% niddsing b. strict middIing at q &c,
etc. Receipts today, 257 bales :; ship
nents 1oO6 stock on hand, 20,5l2.sI 10
- ssaa Cfneinnati, April22 s.ii ~
4 Thers 10 some demand for niddlirg, at
&c, bnt he more ia asked, and other grades
are generally neglected. We quote ordi-
nary at 24@244c, good ordinary at 25c,
low middling at 27@27fc per pound.
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R0SSITER-PRICE,-In this city, on the
and Miss LOUISA PRICE. both OF Nashville.
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Memphis, Tenn.
TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICEl

Some time ago, Mr.. Edward F. Mon
tague, OF Madison county Alabama, took
a policy of insurance for the sum of five
thousand dollars, in the above named COM
pany, for the beRe6t Of his wife. Suisse
quently he took trip TO Auburn, Ala
bams, and, the morning after his arrival,
was found dead 10 his bed. After investi.
cation to ascertain his death, and the man
ner of it, the company have paid the
amount of the policy, as will appear from
the following note:
Received, April 8, 1869, of the South
ern Life Insurance Company, Memphis,
Tennessee, the sum of FIVE thousand dol
lars, being the amount due me, from said
company, upon policy of insurance on
the life of my late husband, Edward F.
Montague. IMoeENE c. MONTAGUE"
The above statement and receipt show
the responsibility of the Southern Life In.
surance Company, and It's disposition 10
pay its liabilities. Ii is purely South
ern institution, conducted by experienced
business men, who have the respect and
confidence OF business circles, on account
of their financial ability and integrity.
The Southern public should appreciate
these facts, and encourage ii by their pat
ronage.
Hon. w. Hiatt Brown and A. NJ. Green
are the ageats for this company in this
city. Ofie, over the Adams Express
Office, Church street. Call on them and
have your life Injured at once. apr23-St
PHofoGRAPHs, So SO per dozen. Saliz-
man makes them. mar24 I'm
Rodgers & Co. No. 81, South Market ST.,
sell home manufactured Furniture less
than anybody. apr.24-lt ;.
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II. and A. Rodgers & Co. have in store
10, 900 Tennessee manufactured chains
which they offer to the trade cheap. b.
apr.24.2t.
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Trouble fn Gibson COunty-RePOrfed
Fighting between Disguised Men
and n Negro.
Gen. Cooper received letter from Capt.
Ginger, who has charge of com
pany of State Guards at Humboldt,
stating that a negro had reported to him
that band of disguised men had attacked
him at night at his home 10 Gibson
county, but being pretty well armed, he
drove them away and thought that he
killed one of them. Whether there is an y
truth to be placed in this negro's state
ment or not we are not prepared TO state.
Gen. Cooper will investigate the matter.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
SATURDAY, April "a, 1876

CORN Receipts are light, and dealers
have advanced their shipping rates to 774c
sacked and delivered in depot.
HAY.-We heard of sales Of 10 tons to-
day from store, at the rate of $2S per ton.
y o change in groceries and provisions.
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Call and see that new Southern made
piano just received at Music Emporium,
81 Church street-pronouneed equal TO
sny made in the country. apl8-1W
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CITY HOTEL,

THEUNDERSIGNED HAVE PURCHASE
y me interest OF Samuel 4. Hare in the City
hosei ana VIII continue that establishment
under the urn name OF Joel A. Battle L Co.
Al debts due BY the hotel will be paid By Us
fnan ktai Tor the very liberal patronage hereto
Iere extended to the City Hotel under the
effort TO merit its continuance.
Ine humorous friends Of Henry II. Haynes
Will always tnd him at the hOtai.
JOEL A. BATTLE.
Afrll . lW JAMES IL. HAYNES.
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Important Auction Sale

TUESDAY MORNING. at 10 o. CLOCK. Z7FH
Of April. 1853. Yeatman. Shields 4 Co. will
sell as above a general and attractive stock Of
iresh and seasOnabla foreign and domestic Dry
hue OF goods is worthy the attention Of mer
chants. ap25
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Boarsiers Wanted.

LEONARD HoUsE."-No. &c South
College Street, Rates Board and Lodging
per week $500 and board without lodging
400 per week. Apl. Is In.
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Peremptory Auction Sale
V'O THE TRADE.-I will offer Tomorrow,
a Monday, April Is. 10 O'Clock, An fne
line Of Foreign and Domestic Drygo0ds. Cloth
ing. furnishing goods. etc together with 90
cases Of Boots. Shoes aud BrOgans which Will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash, regard
less Of prices JACOB THEM
~. B.-A fine line Of cashmere and W 0oleus
Viii be offered at this sale. Large sales on
wednesday and Friday next. apr25 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-25

W. D. KLINE. pharmacist, IS Church
street, Masonic building, Nashville, Tenn,
has rcindoU glass, uiadow SIdssf cheap,
cheap, cheap J. best quality, best qualityl u
Size ranging FROM 5 BY 10 to 40 by CO.
cutany shape required, at prices lower
than usual. Coal oil-Uery best IN tie city.
he makes specially of this srticle-ths
demand increasing. Try it oncs, and
you'll bay of Kline again. 4a aP19G
SECOND hand books bought and sold, No.
IS Cedar street. apo lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-25

We have iust received LARGE STOCK
of the above named popular make Of
Shirts made expressly fer cur trade, which
we are Offering at reduced prices. Also. I'm. ,
der Shirts Drawers. handkerchief.
socks, susPenders, Gloves, Collars
Crayafs, BOSs, Ties. searfs, and every
tbip g pertaining to asntlsman's toilet. at {
-.J -e afg K II. TH0MPSOG,S.
mars q Al Cherry Street