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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-26
Personal.

Col Nathan Adams, President of the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, and Judge
Thomas II. Coldwell, ex-Attorney General
and Reporter, were registered at the Max
we'll yesterday.
We notice that Joseph La Prade, who
has for four years been chief clerk OF the
Commercial Hotel, has been regularly In
stalled as one of the clerks of the Maxwell
House. He will be valuable acquisition
to that famous and popular institution.
Nc d. A. Nolen, one OF our well known
citizens, has recently returned from JET
ferson, Texas, where he has been on pros
pecting tour.
b. II. Gillum, OF st. Louis, an extensive
dealer in railway and machinery oil, was
at the Maxwell House yesterday.
Among the distinguished visitors IN the
CITY Yesterday was J. H. Glass, editor of
that excellent paper, the Trenton Gazette.
He purposes having a talk with some Of
our business men before he returns.
h NJ. Doak, Esq, the talented editor OF
the GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf, was IN the
city yesterday.
That excellent paper, the Pulaski CttizeH,
has had a representative here SINCE Mon
day, in the person of Maj. Frank o. Nc
Cord, who has been attending the session
of the Great Council of Red Men.
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Ney1Advertisemcnts.

We direct attention to the advertisement
of the grand dramatic entertainment by
amateurs.
Agents wanted in all parts Of the country
for Col John Esten Cookies 'sLife of Gen.
Lee," published by D. Appleton u Co.,
New York.
The second term of the collegiate de-
partment and Montgomery Bell Academy,
University of Nashville, opens on Monday,
3Oth January.
See bankrupt notice of E. l.. Doughty,
Deputy United States Marshal.
Lest and closing Sheriff's sale by Yeat-
man, Shields & Co., this morning.
Lectures by Rev. @. d. Elliot, illustrated
with magnificent pictures by stereopi-
COD, at McClure's Hall, Edgefeld, Friday
and Saturday nights, for the benefit OF the
children of the Presbyterian Sunday
school.
A house containing four rooms for rent.
The steamer Talisman for Cairo on Fri
day.
Our enterprising young friend, Il. l..
Armistesd, at No. South Market street,
is sole agent of the ''Pink of Perfection"
smoking tobacco, made Of the very best
Virginia leaf, very superior article in all
respects, and Is praised In highest terms
by every one smoking it. Flowers have
their seasons, but this Pink" has all sea-
sons for IFS USE See advertisement in this
mornings issue.
The so cent store opens at No. Union
street on Saturday, the 2Sth, 100, 900 ar
cles in store.
Calender & Garrett offer for rent a com.
Portable two story brick residence, No. g
South Summer street.
The steamer Lawrence departs for Gin
cinnati to-day at P. NJ.
We direct attention to the card of Trep
pard & Co., in our city notices. They vii
pay one hundred dollars to any person tina
viii prove one accident from any oil o.
lamp sold by them.
Remember the Evening of Sacred
Song" by Philip Phillips, of New York, q
Masonic Hall tonight
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RIYER AND WEATHER.

The river was still reeeding last evening,
with - feet scsnt on Harpeth shoals.
Weather cloudy, with copious rains last
night.
The Lawrence arrived yesterday from
Cincinnati with good cargo.
The Umpire arrived last night with =
load of coal. Commodore Hughes and
Capt. Strong were on board.
The departures were the John Lumsden,
for Cairo, and the Varmint, for the upper
Cumberland.
The Burksville, Capt. Lowell, departs
for the upper Cumberland to-day at P. n.
Capt John Farrell, of the Lawrence,
was kindly greeted by his numerous
friends yesterday. We we're pleased to
find in the Office John Mexican, who for
several years has been in the employ Of the
company as second clerk. A promotion
well merited.S
Capt. Egan yesterday received dis
patch from Capt. Wise, informing him Of
the Emma Floyd's departure, and the pro-
| mise of her bar for SCOT.
The Nashville, Capt. PeeKsy Barclay ia
advertised to run via PaducRh.
For high, how is that hat Of Alex
| Guthrie's?
The Talisman is due to-day, and is tina
regular packet for CAIRO Friday at p. n.
| Robert Stewart, jr., is about to open g
steamboat supply and meat store on Froet
street, under Harper and Arthur's agency
| Office
The Lawrence returns to Cincinnati thi
| evening at o'clock, rain or shine.
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2 Col. Samuel K. Schwenk, who has been
absent on leave, returned to this city last
Saturday. By a recent order from the
War Department, making the changes
that usually take place at the commence
ment of every year, the Colonel has been
assigned to the Sth cavalry regiment, now
stationed at New Mexico. He will, how
ever, remain here until orders are received
from Washington. AS the Apache Indians
are reported to be quite troublesome in
New Mexico, or are at least making prepa.
tons to 60 on the war path, the Colonel
will doubtless have an opportunity to dis.
play his ability in the discontinue Of
Mr.. Lo.
A large number of the changes have
been made by the War Department, but
we believe that the general practice has
been to consult the wishes of the various
officers as far as practicable, SO that if 6
soldier wants to fight he can have an op
portunity, and gtce gersd.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN THU
Removal of the national Capital


L. q. Reavis, prominent citizen of st.
Louis, arrived In the city yesterd ay, and
has taken rooms at the Maxwell House.
Mr.. Reavis comes here in the interest Of
the movement to remove the National
Capital to the Mississippi Valley. By his
influence mainly several Of the Western
States through their General Assemblies
have passed resolutions, instructing their
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to vote against all further appropriations
and expenditures of the public moneys to
be applied and disbursed for improvements
of the National Capital in the present loca-
ton, and also requesting them to use all
proper and legitimate means to remove
the capital from its present location to
where it will have centrality as to popula-
ton, territory, wealth, political power.
natural resources, and internal trade and
commerce. Mr.. Reavis viii endeayor to
secure the adoption of similar resolutions
by our Legislature, and at the same time
desires to see our people generally inter-
ested in the movement. We have received
from Mr.. r. pamphlet containing facts
and arguments in favor of the removal, to
which we may refer hereafter.
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15y@16c. Lard strong, 11t@l1sc. Hogs
higher, Sc. 75@7.35. Whisky $50.

l03Qlbc. LarQ StrOng, ll5tDi1SC- mugs
higher, $6.75@7.35. Whisky $50.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-Cotton strong but
holders cannot realize; middling is held at
lac. Flour firm, stocks light, demand
good; $3.50. Grain very firm with an
upward tendency and the demand improv-
ing, stocks light. Groceries easier and
firm. Hay in good demand, choice S2l.
Provisions firm and in steady demand;
mess pork $1,000. Bacon 81, 119@124c.
Bulk meats 81, 1Ox@114c. Lard 124@14c.
Tobacco very firm and active; sales 1,222
hhds at $5@15 for trash to medium leaf.
Whisky $50.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Flour-extrs spring
dull. Wheat-No. 2 less active, 13@2c.
lower; closed quiet at S1.262 cash; this P.
NJ. firm at 81. 274!, cash Oorn-No 2 quiet
at 1@f4c. lower; closed at size cash.
Oats 452c Rye $50. Barley, No 2, quiet
at S5@88c. Highwines, SIC, iron hooped.
Provisions firm and more active. Mess
Pork closed firm at S22. 25@22. 37t, cash.
Lard firm at 124c. Live hogs active at
6.6O@7. 40; dressed hogs firm; closed
steady at $3.50. CATTLE fairly active, and
1O@15e. higher; $3.50@6.25.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Flour scarce
aud firm; superine winter, SIS, x S6.75,
Corn scarce and firm yellow, 26c; white,
79c. Oats, Csc. Bran, S1.35@L.40. Prime
hay, S23 choice, S31. Mess Pork,
S22.75. Bacon shoulders, 104c; sides,
124c; sugar-cured hams, 16@174O. fierce
lard, 12t@13c; keg, 134@144c. Sugar
firm and demand fair; prime, 94@93o. No
Iasses dull and dropping, prime, 42@45e.
Coffee demand good at full prices; prime,
15I@15Jc; sales, rs, 600 bags, to arrive, at
full prices Sterling, 1901 New York
sight, / discount. Gold, 1101. Whisky,
97t@$.O 5.
NEW YORK, jan 25.-Market quiet and
unchanged; middling uplands 154c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Jan. 25.-Market firm; mid
dlings 143@144c.
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-Market firm;
middlings 143c. .
New Orleans Cotton Market.
New ORLEANS, jan 25.-Market firm:
middlngs 15c. . ..
Galveston Cotton Market
GALVESTON, Jan. 25.-Msrket active;
good ordinary 13@13fc.
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Gentlemen 1t affords us pleasure TO in
form you that the Favorite Cook Stove,
which we bought of you on your recon-.
mendation, continues to give unlimited
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to say
that it is the best and most economical
stove we have met with. 1t contains al
modern improvements and conveniences
that we have not found in other stoves.
We feel sure that those who use it viii
never be disappointed with it.
We are, gents, yours respectfully,
w. A. GLENN,
w. j. THOMAS,
q. PARsHALL, ..
JOHN LUMsDEN,
G. N. OBDwAY,
T. L. WASHINGTON,
SAMUEL LANDAUER,
WOODS, YEATMAN & Co.,
j. @. McORoRY,
ian24-1w JACOB o. WRIGHT.
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~iuo,Iar EfGac,S oG Weather

There is on one of our streets an indi-
vidual singularly affected by the weather.
He is a man past the middle age and
whenever it rains or SHOWS or there are
any immediate prospects OF it, he glides
as it were into insanity, and makes all
sorts of noises. When the weather is fair
none of these obstreperous demonstrations
are visible, and he is calm and serene.
Really, in his most fitful moods he is COM
paratively harmless, and never violently
demonstrative. An old woman yesterday
toll US that he had these ''spells or ru-
mates in his jints ever time it's gwine for
to rain or snow for shore as the Lord, fur
he's bin doin' so fur these two years an
more"
We know nothing farther of this human
barometer, than that the neighboring den
liens like fair weather in them parts.
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uessr. Treppard A. Co:

jan25 3t
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uniYersitY ofthc South.

This institution, situated on Cumberland
Mountains, is in very hourishing condi-
ton, the number of pupils approximating
close to two hundred. The location of
the University could not be improved.
The healthy atmosphere and pure water
are blessings and attractions of no small
interest. Besides, the institution is re.
mote from vice and temptation, and the
perpetuity of this guarantee of good mo-
rails is made certain, from the manner in
which the domain is owned and con
a-oIIaI
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Acute Diseases and their HOmeo-
paIhic Treatment.

We have receive from Messrs. William
Gamble & Co., Union street, neatly
printed and handsomely bound duodecimo
volume of $50 pages beafing the above
title. The book also contains directions
for the treatment of injuries received by
accidents and poisons. The author, j. P.
Dake, A. NJ, NJ. D., was formerly Pro-
fessor Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
in the Pennsylvania College of Homeo-
psthic Medicine at Philadelphia, and has
furnished an attractive volume containing
much valuable and useful information.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-26

Mr.. Skiles, the private Waterman at the
Nashville and Chattanooga depot, while
recently at Atlanta had female pup of the
bull terrier species presented TO him by
the Chief of Police of that city. A few
nights since while chained In his yard IL
West Nashville il was stolen. 1t is fou1
months old, and almost perfectly white,
and had a collar around the neck. Mr..
Skiles will pay liberal reward for its re-
turn to him at the Chattanooga depot.
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uorticmIIuraI society.

This Society, which is composed Of those
who are among our best and most ener,
setic citizens, in matters pertaining to
business, as well as among the most taste,
full in the beautiful productions of Nature
and of Art, will hold its first regular meet
ing this year at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon. The meeting is an important one.
Matters of interest present themselves for
consideration. We are requested to ad-
mopish all the members who can do so to
be present, and we trust that they will
heed the admonition.
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Musical SOirec.

One of those very agreeable select must
cal soirees, which have been SO fashionable
of lsse, takes place at the residence of
Judge Gaut on Tuesday night next, under
the auspices of the accomplished teacher,
Mrs. Nellie Bowen, and her pupils. These
musical reunions are enjoyable, refining
and in most excellent taste. We hope to
see them continued
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THURSDAY, JANUARY rs. 1871.

gallon, LA; Robertson County 1759
$50; Bourbon !. 25@4. so; Lincoln County
l.75@2. %; Highwines LOO. r,.s-G
BAeanSG-We quote Dundee at 26c
hemp 32c; fax $50. -. ..,.
RoPE-We quote at lilo.
CoTToN Tns-We quote at $3.50.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.25@3.5 so . doz.
LEMoNs-We quote at 5000 per box.
SUrDRrs-Blaoking, y doz, 40@75c,
Washboards ITS . doz; Buckets, y doz.,
2.50@2.75. Tubs 4.50 y nest. Starch
70. Candy-assorted stick 1Sc y
pound; fancy assorted zoo . pound.
Snun 7.75 y box for CARROTS packed.
Matches 500 per case. Pepper 224c.
Spice 14o. Ginger 1Sc. Oysters $50 =
case for one pound cans; $50 y case fol-
two pound cana. Canned peaches, two
pound cans, 2.75 y doz. Soda 6a@7o-
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Meeting of the Officers of the state
Teachers, Association.

The following gentlemen constituting
the officers of the State Teachers Associa-
ton are requested to meet at the office OF
Hon. Neill S. Brown, on Saturday, the 28tf
inst, at o'clock p. M:
President-Hon. Neil S. Brown,
Vice Presidents-J. W. Whitworth, Rev
w. E. Rankin, VIM. Rule, Rev. E. o
Tade, Hon. VIM. Bosom, B. Mcdonald
Rev. Geo, Beckett, j. B. Killebrew.
Corresponding Secretary. B. Lind
sley, D. d.
Treasurer. o. Griffith.
Executive Committee-A. Roberts,
Perez Dickerson, w. Shelton, D. D., j.
T. Leath, Rev. II. S. Bennett.
Recording Secretary. Braden.
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Lecture To.Morrow Night.

Rev. DR.. Kelly will, We learn, deliver a
lecture at the McKendree Church, of which
he is the efficient pastor, upon highly in
teresting subject tomorrow night. AS
marriage and giving in marriage is the
order of the day, we presume the church
will be filed by our young folks, as the
discourse will in part relate to the sacred
relationship embraced in the silken bonds.
The lecture we are sure will be very in
structive one.
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A New Criminal Lawyer.

Nelson Walker, the well known colored
barber, was yesterday sworn in as prac-
ticing lawyer of the Criminal Court, and
will make his maiden speech to-day in the
case of a negro charged with murder.
This will be the first speech ever made IN
our Criminal Court by colored lawyer.
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Colds and Coughs.

Sudden changes Of climate are sources Of pull
monsry and bronchial affections. Experience
having proved that simple remedies act speedily
when taken in the early stage Of disease, take AZ
once browns Bronchial Trochss," let the cold,
cough, irritation Of the throat be ever 30 slight,
as by this precaution more serious stack may be
Warded of.
Owing to the good reput stion and popularity Of
the Troches, many worthless and cheap imita-
tions are offered, which are good for nothing. BE
cure to obtain the true "Browns Bronchial
Troches.n Sold everywhere. 1t
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. &c, IL
Messrs j. o. Griffith & Co.-Gentlemen
We have seen in the UNION AND AMERICAN
of yesterday an account of the coal oil
lamps exploding on Monday evening. We
have been dealing in oil and lamps for
nearly ten years, and will pay one hundred
dollars to any person that will prove one
accident from any oil or lamp sold by us.
We do not sell cheap oil.
1t TREPPARp & Co.
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The lovers of the art of skating, with
its pleasing amusements and exhllara'lng
evolutions, will not forget the Rink to-
morrow night, where select entertain
ment will be given, at which none Will be
admitted except those who have been In
vited and those who hold tickets, and ali
must appear in mask and in costume. This
new feature of the Rink will afford the
most delightful species of amusement, and
we predict full house on the occasion.
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miscenanannn.

SEEDs-We quote as follows Clover
$7.50@7.75; timothy $3.50; orchard grass
1925; blue grass 81; herds grass $50;
Tennessee and German Mllet 81; Hungari-
an 81.
CoTToS YARNs--We quote at II, 124, IA
@18c for 700, 900, 500 and 400.
LAND PLAsrER-We quote at $500 . ton
in bags.
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Returned TO Nashville.

DR.. Mortimer has returned from his pro-
fessional visit to Huntsville, Ala, and has
taken rooms at No. 81 South Cherry street,
where he will remain until the coming
April Those who are suffering from any
form of chronic disease can call and consult
him.
Office hours from 8 O'Clock A. NJ. until
9P,M, jan19-h
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SIT is not dye" has been reiterated 80
often that people are scarcely disposed to
believe it. Yet careful examination of
La Creole Hair Restorer will convince any
one that this elegant preparation is no
dye, but will restore and keep the hair in
its natural color. 1t will not stain the
most delicate fabric. 1t
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Boarding and Day school.

W. E. Wards Seminary, Nashville,
Tenn, will open the spring session next
Monday, the Both inst. Full collegiate
course, with vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. French spoken, and art in its most
thorough forms. The department for
small children is q prominent feature.
They have q room to themselves, and a
large play ground entirely secluded from
the street. Address W. E. WARD.
ionOA 7u
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Juries in a Rattle.

The juries in the cases of the State vs.
Nocturn, thirteen in number, and in the
case of the State VS.. Young Alexander, also
thirteen in number, got into a general
battle Yesterday. They were not worsted
however, and their verdict was that Gen.
Battle was worth trying over again, and
that he is a sine qua non, and that they
will engage with him at the Battle House,
where weapons are to be selected.
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First RaptiSt Church.

We see it stated that Rev. Tiberlus
Gracious Jones, D. D., pastor of the Free
mason Street Baptist Church, Norfolk,
Virginia, has received 8 call from the
First Baptist Church of this city, at sal
ary of "A 600
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Stock on hand. .

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always Access
sibIe to the public:
LIVERPOOL, Jan. "a, 8 P. Motion
firmer. Sales 1000 bales. Uplands ITO
Sd; Orleans 8s@S4d.
NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1O:40.-Cotton
strong and held higher. January delivery
l5tc; February Isle. ~.
HEw YORK, Jan. %, 12:15-Cotton quiet
but strong. March delivery Isle; April
1910; May 155c.
NEw YORK, Jan. 25, 2:3O.-Market quiet
but strong; sales 5000 bales on the spot.
Contracts easier.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 3.-Cotton opened
firm but closed easy Sales 1 1880 bales fol
spinning; $3.50 bales for export.
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NASHVILLE Live STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-We quote at 2@5c, according
to quality; good selections In demand.
Hoes-We quote at 5a@6sc, and in de-
mand.
SHEEP-Common are taken 1908. so q
head, and choice in demand at 34@5c . 10.
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Receipts for the season with balance on
hand Sept. l, 1870, included 1854.
Augusta, Ga, Jan. %.
Market opened quiet on the basis of lac
for Liverpool middlings, but il response
to favorable New York accounts early in
the day, evinced an advancing tendency,
and closes quiet but firm with Liverpool
middlings at 14tc, and New York middling
at 14sc; sales 1,047 bales; receipts LOIS
bales.
Baltimore, Jan. %.
Market very firm; middlings 154c; net
receipts 125 bales; gross $50 bales; exports
coastwise $50 bales; sales 725 bales; stock
II, 522 bales.
Atlanta, Ca, Jan. %.
Marketactive at 1870 for middlings; 1910
for low middling; and 1z2c for good ordi-
nary; strict middlings will command 1876.
Wilmington, N. O., jan %.
Market nominal; middlings 14c; net re-
ceipts 278 bales; exports coastwise 679
bales; stock 2,913 bales.
Galveston. Jan. %.
Market active; good ordinary 12z@13c;
net receipts 1859 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1927 bales; coastwise 160 bales;
sales 1000 bales; stock "a, S22 bales.
Norfolk, Jan. 90.
Holders asking higher rates; low mid
dlings 14tc; net receipts 1,945 bales; ex.
ports ccastwise 3,178 bales; sales 25C
bales; stock s, AIS bales
Boston, Jan. GO
Market quiet and firm; middlings 154@
15&c; net receipts 577 bales; gross receipts
885 bales; sales 300 bales; stock 6,OOO
bales.
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1 have just opened complete assort-
ment of hardware at No. IL South side
Public Square. Call, examine and pur-
chase. CHAs. E. GRIFFITH.
jan24 1w
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The Sheriff of Campbell county arrived
in this city yesterday, having in charge a
prisoner sentenced to the Peniteniary for
stealing a canoe. That canoe took him on
a voyage somewhat different from that he
anticipated when he first obtained pos
session of il.
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Empress cloths, plaids, merinoes, shawls,
blankets, fiannels, furs, merino and wooden
hosiery, cheaper than ever before offered at
the Trade Palace, No. IA Public Square.
ian24-tf JOHN GLGAN & Co.
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situation wanted.

An experienced boOk-keeper desires a
situation in banking house, wholesale or
commission house. Apply to johnson d
Smith, College street. se25 tt
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Money Can be saved
They Must be Sold,

By going to the Trade Palace No.
Public Square for drygoods of all kinds.
ian24-tf JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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the Evening of Sacred Song" by Mr..
Philip Phillips, of New York, at Masonic
Hall, this Thursday evening.
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Rssiness Notice.

Reed & Talley (the former late Cashier
of Savings Bank, strictly commission
merchants, west side Public Square, Muir
freesboro, Tenn. Refer to all the Nash
vile banks. dec3O I'm
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R.crnII for the Penitentsary

The Sheriff of Dyer county arrived IN
the city yesterday, having in charge pri-
soner sentenced to the Penitentiary for
forgery.