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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

DINING the year 500 there were issued
by the Nashville PostUllice 4.U2l money
orders, which amounted to S19.0-3. %.
The amount Of orders paid was Sl2G.-
33S25. The amount received on deposit
from smaller offices was S252. I27. The
surplus Of funds RENTED to Cincinnati.
Ohio. was 500. g99. The increase in the
money order transactions at this point
since the system was first iuaugUrated has
been, as We learn, about in the proportion
Of five to one. The safety and other adj
vantages of this method Of transmission Of
small sums are at once appreciated when II
is known that a sum can he sent to San
Francisco for the same charge that it can
be sent to Gallatin-the cost on either
being very light, while its safety is insured
to the holder Of the receipt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

The colored people have At last. it would
appear, gotten rid of the seductive and de-
lusIve halluciaatiou insidiously infused into
their minds 10y the Radicals. If forty acres
and a mule. During the last few days we
have conversed with a number of gentle
men from the counties Of Giles. Lincoln and
Marshall, who state that the colored people
are more tractable and eviuce u more com
meudable anxiety to 60 TO work and try to
do something for themselves than they have
been or shown since the war. They seem
anxious to secure good places where they
can earn a livelihood by honest industry,
and most OF them express preference for
OH localities and even old homes familiar
to them in the days Of yore. This is a
heaithful indication, aud We believe the
same spirit is manifested in other locIi-
tics
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

PEANUTs-Receipts light, and no transac-
tons worthy OF note.
FEATHERs-We quote at GO@65c. Mar
ket dull
BUTTEB-The supply is good and 18c 2
10 Is the ruling price from wagons.
CHEsTNUTs quote nominally at 81
2 bushel
EGGs-Sales from wagon at 25e 2 dozen.
BEEswAx- Market dull at 33e.
HAY-We quote at S26G27 Z ton.
IRISH PoTAroEs- Northern are quoted at
81 50 q Dbl.
GREEN Apples Tennessee 81. so z Dbl;
Northern 81 Il Dbl.
CoTToN EED-Receipts liberal, and sales
at zoe g bushel of 333 lbs.
GINsENG-We quote nominally at zoe.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at S2l q ton.
BRAN-We quote at 1924 Z ton.
MDDLINGs quote at $40 z ton.
RAGs-Command 45c.
WooL-We quote bury at 15@20c; I'M
| washed without burs 2592Gc; WASHED
without burs 35@37c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
In your issue Of yesterday, it was stated
that was arraigned before Esq. Mathews
and made top pay fine forobtaiuing money
under false pretenses. state that I sold
a negro eighty cents worth of goods, and
after cutting it off she only had thirty
cents and retained tuutil she would bring
the remainder. She had me before Esq.
Mathews, and he wrongfully required Inc
to pay four dollars and seventy-tive cents
or go to jail, without any proof whatever.
l now deuounce him as an unjust man and
unworthy Of the Office he now holds
NEWMAN GLENN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

We find the following in the Lebanon
H.y0'R Of yesterday
On Friday afternoon. Dec y. 1869,
about . o'clock. the prisoners in the
county jail, having spent the Christmas
holidays in durance vile. concluded that
they had done the State service enough ::
and 50, taking advantage OF the absence of
Mr. Glenn, the jaiior. they effected their
escape in a body, and leyanted without
stopping to say goodbye. There We're
seven prisoners IN confinement at the
timc-one white man and SIX negroes.
The white man, VIM. Jones, was in prison
on charge Of murder. having pushed an
old gentleman named Bennett into the
anlriuw of a mill few months ago. as de
tailed In the HtraN Of oct. 20. 1869.
The negroes we're committed for larceny
The entire seven escaped, and none of
them have been Ie-captured Jones seems
20 have been the ring leader in the plot
for escape. and from the statement Of Mr..
{. ". Simpson, who saw him the day af-
terward. We learn that the prisoners effect
ed their exit 10y main force, having in some
wav gotten possession of a cham and iron
bar. with which they broke the fastenings
of the doors which stood between them
and liberty.
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Nohilr. An. Inm.i.
Cincinnati. .sau. {.
1IAEiKETS EY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets,


LONDON Jan AN: '.-ConsoI" closed at - :
Tor money We on account; American Sc
cuEitie7 4'uet; o. 90; o. Ola, So; o.,
~; Ip-tu7' . Il; Enc. IL, limos Cen
'f4i- i"-5; AtIahuc ana 'Jie't Western,
2'4
FRANKFORT, Jan. bonds firm, at
9l@92E.
| LIVERPOOL Jan. COTTON shade
easier; pllnds IL; Orleans IL. Sales
! IuOjH- BieadStufS quiet. California
Nmte Wheat Is I'd: Red Western No.
| ,, IS q; Winter SaG lis Flour 22s ID.
| Como , mixed at 2Ns %. Oats Is "a
PORK, lo'S. Beet lo2. Lard low and
mlddIm9 at Us Sd. Bacon, 62s. Iurpen-
tine, 2iS 81. Lnseed oil, Bis. Tallow
quiet at '.'S 6i@i9s; spot IS 9i@235,
ahoat. Iugpentne easier, at 2>s@2os 3D.
Lard OIL quiet.
PARIS, Jan. t--bourse HAT, at 13t 9Oc.
ANTWERP, Jan. "-Petroleum firm and
unchanged
BREMEN, Jan. 6.-Petrolenm quiet, at
thalers
HA'IBURG. Jan. 6.-Petroleum quiet,
o." Mare Bancos.
New York Money Market.
New YORK. Jan. G.-Money easy at
Z. with exceptions to government dealers
at g. Currency becoming more plentiful,
closing duh mt 1OSs@lO5}. Gold firmer.
opened at 1908 closed at I2G@12Ot; carry
ing rate l32 per cent. per day. CIearancss
- millions. Treasury sold one million at
10 2'-i,'3aoi2o "'-loo. BIDS amounted
to nearly four and half millions.
Governments more active and higher,
closing nfh; coupons Oh 81, II6@ lIGE;
%, Ilf5.@ lfs; 81, Il3icg.lii' new. ll2@
~; o., Ilz5tq 10; ~ llzsla II55;
IO-los' MIG liz facilcs' Io95Ggll2;
state sscHi'leS Hfih; missouri Donqs
-, c -. igiiiS'7e77' o. new toi, OIu
o-5 -, ,.;tI, - I,
I've ,lO l,t, "-I ,ui ltY me III
- u 49, d., -; -. ~ ~
80, IN I ,,.crr'I III 80 t,4 u w
U-tlII-i a. 80; ,,,''li'
PR - So, InI PIE, Nj OK - 81
~ |t,,I az r. -,o"
:, i' - - - -
o. IriaI;, i'' go, ai- ife,.'
Si@ro 81 TIIi,"is Ca+trai ~ De- 80
- II H-,.tJ,.,,>-.-, 1oI
80 o5+ D ~. - Ioo5'' Q. ~ pi
- E,~+ w. 49, Tarra rs an, , ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

The friends Of T. r. Glasaock. Esq,
were panied yesterday to read the an
nomcement Of the death Of his little
daughter Maggie. \ few days before she
was in the bloom Of health. minging with
her little fIIend- In the mrth of the late
holidays, among whom She w4s cherished
as one of the best and brightest. We offer
our svmpatlHes 20 the grief stricken house,
which loses SO lovely member, and trust
That they may realize that what rs a sad
bereavement SO them, IS surely the happi-
ness Of she one who IS gone.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

Letters were received yesterday from
parties who were deputed to procure the
uniforms Of the new police force from New
York, It ting that arrangements had been
made. and that the uniforms would, it was
thought, be received about the 18th inst.
The style OF the caps and dress coats, and
pants is tasteful, as described to us.
When they don their new dress our police
force viii compare fvorably in appearance,
as they already do in efficiency, with that
Of any other city in the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

The Board Of Directors Of the tennessee
Agricultural aud Mechanic Association. in
parting with Major Nicholson, their late
Corresponding Secretary, adopted the fol
lowing minute:
That We express the sincere re"ret felt
in parting with YOU as one Of oar members.
We are free to say that your resignation
had not been entertained FOR a moment but
for the mauifesuy good reasons accoinpa-
nying its tender.
Your dignifed and gentlemanly deport-
Rent; your wiling and efficient assistance,
and your safe and judicious counsel
liugs viii always be remembered with pleas
u-e and gratitude, and in parting, We can
bat express our sine re wish that in the
new field to which You are called, a rich
harvest viii be the reward to a laborcr so
honest. earnest and deserving.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

This gentleman, who VAS elected Mag
istrate at the last municipal election, has
associated himself with Justice Brien, on
Deaderick street With this addition to
hi Office, Squire Brien and his new part
ner will have as much business as they can
properly attend to-at least we hope so.
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KILLED.
Railroad brakeman Bun Over by
thc Cars and KiIIud Yesterday.

Coroner p. W. Brieu was sent for early
yesterday morning to hold an inquest
over the body Of VIM. A. Taylor
a brakesman, on a passenger train on the
Nashvilleand Decatur Railroad. He repaired
to the place where the accident occurred
which was about 600 yards from the Deca-
tar depot in South Nashville and summoned
a jury, and upon an investigation the fol
lowing facts We're ascer,ained: It appeared
that Taylor was passing from one car to
another and in attempting to cross slipped
and fell between the cars. Theypassed over
top part Of his head cI,tingit almost entirely
OF and scattering his brains in various di-
rections. Some person saw him fall and
had the train Stopped. He waskilled almost
instantly. verdict WAS rendered in ac-
ordance with the above facts. Taylor has a
wife aud two children living in Alsonia
Ohio. and his remains VIII be forwarded TO
them to-day by his friends in whose charge
the remains have been placed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

We are authorized to announce John
Hereford Of Davidson county, as a can
date for State Treasurer before the present
General Assembly.
We are authorized TO announce r. S.
Woodland Of Lincoln county, candidate
for State Treasurer. sep1 tide.
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For Com PIrOHcr.

We are authorized to announce w. P.
Morris Of Camden, a candidate for Comp
troller Of the Treasury Of the State, at the
insuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

London advices of yesterday quote > POS
of 1862 at s.: lS65's old, at So: IS67s at
So and 1O-4Os at ST.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at - for the old and As for the
new.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson consolidated S9It; Scrip 81; Erie
%; Reading 9i4,; Southern So; Cleveland
and Pittsburg =; Rock island 1921;
Northwestern Common GSf; Preferred -:
Western Union Telegraph 81.
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DIED.

DWYER-At twenty minutes past 10 O'Clock las
night, Mr.. JOHN DIVER, of dropsy of the heart.
The funeral services will take place tomorrow
Saturday from the Cathedral.
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NASHVILLE Flour and Grain MARKET

FLoUR-There is a good local demand,
and the market rules firm at $4.50@G. 10
for supers to fancy.
Com MEAL-The market is not so active
IN way Of shipments. but there is a fair
LEGAL trade, millers selling at 9jc = bushel
CoRN-Sales to-day Of 800 bushels mixed,
hrst hands at 95c, and shipments of 1900
bushels at 81, sacked and delivered in
| depot.
WHEAT-Sales to-day of 5000 bushels
choice white at sI.131.
oArs-DeaIe@s are delivering in depot at
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EDGEFIELD.
Meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aforementioned Reports, etc.

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen held
meeting last night to hear the reports Of
the various officers, and to wind up the
business of the municipal year
Preseut-Mayor Glenn and Aldermen
Hopkins, Guild, Stubblefeldand Woodford.
The Recorder submitted q report show
ing the financial condition of the corpora
ton for the past year, from which We make
| a summary as follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

Carroll King was bound over to keep the
peace for twelve months in sum of $3.50
yesterday, by Squire Wilkinson. Martha
Hawkins was the prosecutnx In the case.
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1000 BIDDERS
W A N II H d

DY VIRTUE OF POWER VESTED n VIZ 81
ID the "iII ol b. L. lid ey. decreased, 1 viz sell
on SATURDAY, JANUARY. p, 1870
at the Cour.hausr, iu 1iufreesloro, about t.5l
Acres % land, lying near old jefferson, ir
the county Of EUtd-rf RI This BE- fine cedar and
wood land, and IS locates, u ,f the best Sect.r
Of the State Turnpike aye graH. -iaIH To- lr and
the wood upon 10 Is -ul-uIlJ 10 has htrn cut ur
70 suit purch--Hf, Iu from Do Co gU ACRE TRACTS
great scarcity Of cedar.
TERNS-Our- third cash, balance I'm one and tu,
years, with interest from Gate. Approved security
viii De required, and hen retained on the land
until all the purchase money IS VaiI.
T.. l. RIDLEY, Administrator
Of j. T.. Ridley, ST. dacga Cd.
have also ahCut BOD asrrE of AEABIE LAND at
private sale. Ider-Htd. E T. "a. r.
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Il l. " q VAL.

THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK HAS RE
l moved 90 the splendid Banking House, S''-
So North college street, known as the
Union Bank Building. and more refeutiy occupied
by the Bank Of the Union, where 1t viii continue TO
transact general banking business as heretofore
W r. DDETCH, Cashier.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, Prest. JanI-lm
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MARRIED

NENIFEE- TERRY.-In this city yesterday
evening, by Elder P. II. Tyler, Mr.. A. MENIFEE to
Miss ANNA TERRY, all of Nashville.
Jan. Z, 1870.
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Insolvent Notice, Hickman County


DECElIBLE ~ LIS. lsSq.
HAVING THIS DAY SUGGESTED TIE IN
Insolvency OF tue estate of Lewis l. smith, Sec a.
% the Hickman County Court Clerk and an 0rfsr
made, / hereby notify al persons having tlaim,
alus. said s-ate 60 Ie them with sad Clerk on or
BY the 10th dlg ut March nest, they viii De- FORE
ever barred. 81. Cd. GORDON
Almiuistrat1r Of said deceased
December o, 1863. derIs dIttq.fr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
l2o2. Dealers here were paving 100 and
holding at l2IE.
Exchange on New York is taken 10y the
banks at discount, and is sold by them at
par.
Government securities have improved
The following are tine New York quotations
al 30:
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TE3E COTTON 9IARRITS.


Seima, Ala, San. /.
There WAS q good demand to-day through
ont the lay resulting in sales Of - bales
at % for lOv lniddling. Market closed
firm
atlanta. Ga. Jan. !.
Cottpn-The market closed active at
225c for middIjngs; 225e for low middiings:
2Isc fer good ordinary.
Columbus, ga, JAM.
All cotton offered readily taken: goal
demand: offerings light. low middl.ags -
@22sc. midiLugs 22ta2$c; sales ~.
bales; receipts 81 bales
Augusta, ga, Ban. 1.
Cotton The market ruled quiet hut firm
on basis Of 23sc for Ilildling, closing IN
changed. with light Offering stock: sales
is bales: receipts 2tl bales.
bacon, ga. IAN. l.
Cottou-B sccipts to-day BOZ bales: sales
80 bales; shipped - bales. The market
was quia. with a good demand all dav ut
- Ia -" and closed thus with light offer
ing stool, on the sample boards
Charleston, =. a.. Jan. s.
Cotton receipts G32 bales; sales 800 bales:
exports coastwise I.2iJ bales: to the con
tInent 500 bales; midiliugs 2iG2I5c: de-
maul good.
Mobile Ala, JAM.
Cotton sales 1000 bales; receipts 4.OGo:
exports i,2-G; demand moderate: market
closed quiet; midIlings pic
Memphis. Ban. I.
Co,ton-Fhe market is quiet and prices
are firm: sales were made at - Re- tor low
Iniddhng: receipts to-day 1, 10 bales; ex-
ports 1il bales.
Cincinnati, San. {.
Cotton-There is a good demand for the
better grades, and prices are firm, but in
ferior qualities are neglected We quote
middliug at &c: low middIing at $50
PIC. and ordinary to good ordinary at Pc
DE p 3D..
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The riyer was still rising yesterday with
seven feet large on the shoals.
The morning opened with rain. but at
this writing, eleven P. NJ. indications are
favorable to cold weather.
The J. r. Gilmore arrived with six
barges of salt in tow.
The Taisman came into port on time
from Cairo
The Spray departed for Cincinnati.
BY order Of the department all licenses
issued to engineers and pilots after Jan. /,
1870, must be placed in the cabin of the
steamer on which they are employed. Undsr
penalty of revocation. 4 new form of
handsome design, printed on bank note
paper, has been issued for the purpose, and
may be procured of the local inspectors.
Steamboatmen find their fuel bills exor-
bitant on the lower Mississippi In conse-
quence Of the scarcity Of wood The
John II. Groesbeck, on her last trip, ran
200 hundred miles without finding a wood
pile. Coal sold at Memphis at seventy
cents per box, and at points below she paid
eighty cents per. box. and had TO dig II out
Of the boats. This is from thirty-seven to
forty cents per bushel.
On Sunday night, during the wind
storm, at Pittsburg, the steamer along the
wharf had a narrow escape from DIES
tructiOn byfire. The force of the wind
crushed in the cabin of the old Grey
Eagle, and the timber fell ON the stove,
overturning it. The debris caught fire,
and the watchman, BY almost superhu-
man efforts, succeeded in eNtiuguising II.
flames. Had the FIRE obtained any head.
way all steamers between Ferry street AMI
Smithfeld street bridge would have beer
DESTROYED
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Notice, Pale Faces.

grand Ball and Supper will be given at
the Capitol, Wednesday, Jan. Y, 1870.
All members are expected to obtain tickets,
which can be had from the Committee.
G. Y. SWAN, Chairm'n.
p. A HUGHES, Secy jan4-ul2
VIM. P Roach has removed his coal
Office to his old stand, near the Maxwell
House, No. p North Cherry street, and
has a good supply Of fresh Cumberland
Coal on hand jan2-1w
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STATE Of Tennessea. Hnmnhrezs Cnrrtr.

1 ELIZA 8ihEABLT, ADEuNIsTfS IElE or
/ O.. the estate of DR.. Henry II. lllr-aie, late Of
said county having suggested thc insolvency OF
said estate, do hereby notify aii persons having
claims against the estaj" Of tn" said deceased, To
fIe the same with the Clerk OF the County Court
Of the county az reslii, or before the 4th day of
june. 1910. Guly authenticated iu manner and
form prescribed by law for pro ILtd distribution,
OF they viii be f1feyer barred.
WsyEHLY. Dec. 4, 1859.
d-cIT dIrawH ELIZA MARBLE, AImr'x.
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Dunstead Trunk Factory is removed from
No. II Deadorick street, to No. 4. North
Market street, between Union street and
the Public square. jan2-lw
SPAsus in children are most frequently
caused 10y worms. b. A Fahnestock' $
Yermifuge VIII eypel them Immediately.
Do not neglect a slight cough, it may
end in consumption. c. F. Cations Cough
Balsan viii relieve You. janl-eodlm
Another Word Of Encoura cement.
The decline in gait has compelled still
further reduction Of prices on Grocerias
and Lignors. You can now buy the Cali
forna Champaoue-equal to any imported
at the nominal sum Of so a case at Tot
tens. They have also just received q
choca lot Of Crackers-a direct importa-
ton from Loudon-new FIGS. Punels,
Lemons. Oranges, Old Irish and Scotch
Whisky. aud many other choice goods in
their line. All who wish choice goods viii
do well to give them 3 call. at No. p Col
laee street, Nashville dee25 IT,
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All ladies' in want OF trimmings aud fan
cy goods can get them for half price AT
Bolmes. No. l%g Church street If
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AXY0UYCEMENTS.


Franc ". Paul. o.. Davidson county. Is can Ii
dat, for Secretary Of the Constitutional C1ry,u-
ton. To- assemble IL January, Is7J de- -
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. G.-Port Est-NOman,
Cincinnati to Evansville; Powell end barge,
Hanging Rock. and returns: Cincinnati to
Memphis, Silver Spray; Cincinnati to New
Orleans, Carrie Y. Koutz; Pittsburg TO
New Orleans, Messenger, and Lorena to
Pittsburg: Kate Putnam, ST. Louis to Pitts
bun. River rising with . feet 9 inches in
the canal and feet . inches on tie falls
Weather cloudy and freezing.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Port Ist-Arriyei,
Iron Sides from Pittsburg. Departed, Iron
Sides.
PuTssUEG. Jan. G.-River - feet n
inches, - feet under bridge Raining;
cold at night.
C4IBo. Jan. G.-Olive Branch. St Louis
to New Orleans, . p. I'll. Faye.te, Nashville
packet. . P n; Kate Kearuy. st. Louis to
Cairo, II; Tyrone, Nashville packet. g.
Virginia, New Orleans to Louisville, Id.
/ Thompson Dean, St Louis to Cairo. ] P.
NJ; Bismarck, New Orleans TO St Louis.
/ ,, Lumiuary, Mound City and Louisville,
D 3, Kate Kinney. st. Louis to New Orleans
.; Rubicon, ST Louis to NIrEshurg. =.
Sam Orr. Evansville packet, b. River fell
/ $ inches. Clear. Mercury q, and falling
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REGULAR PACKET
From Nashville TO Evansville an,
All intermediate pCsts on the
Cumberland and Ohio Rivers.

THE STAUSCH PASSENGER AND
1 Freight Steamer ALFEEl, Will eEzs,-tss
ply rs above during the season. masking ssssssss =
weekly trips. leaving Nashville every TUESDAY
EVENING. al O'Clock
The travelling public and shipper are assured Of
prompt time safety and c0IutorL.
For I-ht or passage apply ur'ari.
iau4-tI 4. a. Ll5IAN, Master.
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CITY NOTICES.
A VERY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
something NcU--A Great Enterprise
for the state of Tennessee.

Something NcW--A Great Enterprise
for the state of Tennessee.
The Governor, members of the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee, and scientific and pro
fessional gentlemen, as well as enterprising
men of large and small capital, are re-
spectfully invited to call at the Maxwell
House this evening to examine an indis-
pensable article of luxury, which will he in
practical operation, and must be used in
every dwelling house and place of business,
either public or private.
The proprietor viii only remain few
days for the public to investigate and to
become interested, should they think it adj
visable. Suffice il to say, that over seventy
thousand dollars worth of free territory
have been disposed of within thirty days
to some of the most cautious and prudent
business men in the United States.
Howard TuDEN,
| ianTf Patentee and Proprietor
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DRIED FRUu- Market dull We con
tInue our quotations at G@GkC z ID.