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UNION AHD AMERICAN.
SCXBAY, JANUARY 14, 186S.
ARRITAI. ASD DEPARTURE OP THE
TRAIXH.
! Inrtikiawt KatleiU Railroad.
Leaves Nashville at
Arrive at Louisville
Loaves Louisville at--'
.. 7:30 A M
..... &30 P M
6.D0 P M
50 A M
7:00 A M
fcOO P M
.V,T0 P M
COO A M
Arrives at JfaslivlUo.
Kdgrfxll end Ktntudv Railroad.
JabvilIe -10 P M
Arrlvo at Nashville
KWtt A M
1 8:00 A M
. 5:00 PM
iiesro bpnacfieia
Arrives at Springfield,
iYoSAtiHe and ChaHauooga IlaUroad.
Xeavei Vrffleat " lis P M
Arrivu at-Naehvttle & J
Leaves Chattanooga -- S-j? r i
A rrirnn nt HhlltlinOOffa o:W A M
XatlvUlc and A'erthioeetern IlaUroad
TVwm 6M P M
Arrive at Johnsonville
Leave Johnsonville-
.11:00 P M
1:50 A M
60 A M
Irrin nt Nashville-
KaiXnUle and Decatur Railroad 'J
Arrive at Decatur Junction at
Leave Decatur J miction
Arrive at Nas hvillc
Leave Nashville
Arrive at Columbia
y v.: -
. . 1 . .n IX VI
, 8:30 A M
. f3.i I M
. -i00 P M
4:30 P M
7:15 A M
W""" '", S IC 1 f
Mnrd.ymcru and YTeit Point IlaUroad.
T.tivM Tnntimmerr mt.. 4:30 A M
Arrive! at West Point at : 10 M
- 'I . Columbia at- r fs55 ?
T..V Wl Point nl 11. . Ida P M
Columbus at-
6:25 A M
Arrive! at Montgomery, at
9:15 P M
Mr. Jonx W. Faxox 1 onr local agent at Clark
vllle, torocelve and, receipt for subscriptions to
the Uk;ox.axd Avkeicas.
CIIt'RCII SERVICES TO-DAY.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of
Church .and Summer. Pastor. Rev. R. T.
Bnnting. 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHl'RCH. corner
of Colleeo and Oav. Pastor, Rev. R. Allen;
11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
McKENDREE CHURCH.(Mctbodist)on Church.
between Bummer and'liigti streets, rasior.
Rev. 8. B. Baldwin. 11 A.M. anil 7 1 M.
CHRISTIAN CHIJRCH. between Yin; and High
-Streets. :nn' Church.' Pastor, P. S. Full, 11 A.
.M. and 7 1'. Al.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
on Ruminr bottreen Ilroad and Church. Pan-
tor. Rev.T)r. A. J. Balrd,ll A.M. and
P, M.
rUTnnr.Tfi CHirnClf . cornrr of Cedar and Sum
mer itrecU. Rev. M. B. Fortune. Services at
C. 8. 10K A. M. and 74'. M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, between Union and
i;edar Mrrou. on bummer mreet. l'asior, ur,
R. B. C. Howell. 11 . M. and 7 P. M.
CHERRY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, comer
or Cherry and Ann Ktrecu. l'astor, Jlev. U.
McKec, ,11 A. M. and 0 P. M.
BAPTIST CHAPEL. Polk avenue. Pastor, Rev.
D. W. Phillips. 10M A. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, in Edgefield. Pan
tor. Rev, K.I3. Trimble, 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
TULIP .'STREET CHURCH. Pa:6r. Rev. R.
Young. Servicos morning and evening.
Information of any changes in tho tim e of service
will be thaakfullr.reccived every Saturday, aluo
of other churche not mentioned above.
Uxios M. E. Ciicbch. Services held in Masonic
Hall, ChureU street Rev. D. J. Holmes, Partor.,
Subject for Sabbath morning:
PATI K.cr."
Subject for Sabbath cventng:
"1ICSBASD8."
The ladies will please bring them.
McKcsDBnR Chcrch. The services of tho
Gist quarterly commuuion reason began nt
this church, on Thursday evening, the Rev.
Dr. R. A. Young preaching tho opening ser
mon. The services will be continued to-day, at 11
A.tMj, and this evening at oarly gastlightlngj Rev.
I)n7!CCP7Qr?en; RobLA. Touwr. S..D, Bald
vfai and othe'rx,'in attendance. Seats'are free.
CL'O C A. X NEAVS.
"We are indebted to It. II. Singleton,
newsdealer, for late magazine, and copies
of'Eastcrn and Nortjicrn, papers.
ISuprtme Court Tlie "proceedings of .-the
Court ywtcrday, were without particulars in
terest. The law docket of the Ninth Circuit
if not yet finished. -
In tho Recorder's Court, yesterday, a'few
cases ofjdrunkcnncss and disorderly conduct
were disposed of as usual. ,
W. D. Kunnan, for buying goods under
false pretence, and endeavoring to dispose
of the same, was fined $25 and costs.
Cheap lloartlinj and Free Lunch At No.
IS i Cherry street, up stairs "Lilly Sal6on
and Restaurant." Free Lunch from 1 0 to 12
o'clock every night. A few day-boarders
will be-taken on reasonable -Jerms. . '-The
bet tba market affords always on hand.
Meals at all hours. , jan9-l W
Dr. J.U. Lindsley, Superintendent of Pub
lic Schools, will accept our thanks for favors.
-jxTo those who Have business with the super
intendent, wc may state, that he may be
found dally except Sunday, in" his office in
Dorman.ifc Fcnton's music store, on Church
, street, between 3 and 5 o'clock, t. it.
Railroad ITulingi Yesterday, in the
Hall of Representatives, shortly" after noon,
a meeting was held, for the purposc of tak
ing into consideration thcT construction fcf a
' railroad-from this city to Knoxvillc.
Senator John W. Bowen took tho chair,
Tind made some appropriate remarks, being
followed by several other speakers. From the
variou? spccchcn wo condense the following:
It is thought that the proposed road, if
laid, will greatly iraprovethc intercsU of
the Statcat large, an it would unite F-at,
Middle, and "West Tennessee. The road is
inlcndcdto connect with other roads run
ning from Washington to the Pacific ocean.
The first oliject, however, will be to run the
road from Knorrille to this city, and .in
time,tosecnre a-continuous route to the far
West. If speedy action is not taken in the
matter, Cincinnati and Louisville will estab
lish a connection with Knoxvillc, and ob
tain the advantages arising from the route.
A bill is before the Legislature, chartering
this road; and little ulonbtiii entertained of
its final passage.
About fifty miles of the road will run
through the rich valley of the Cumberland.
The pressed lino iwsscs through regions
rich in mineral wealth, and large tracts of
heavily timbered land. A distinguished
geologist. Tvho traveled through flic section of
cofmtry 'extending from Morgan County to
Rtirksvillc, stated that he had not seen a re
crinn nf countrv which combined so many
&ncnli'bf wealth. lie reports tliat beds o f
the finest iron ore and coal abound there,
heavy forestafcf valuable tirabcr.and springs
of mineral water; all combined making tho
country capable of producing immense ard
irnnltll.
Tliis road is to bccallcd the Nashville and
Knoxvillc Branch of tho Pacific R. R., and,
it is thought will bo a desirable winter route.
a xnmmitte of seven in number was atv
.utrnl to draft resolutions to bo present ed
tX tho next meeting. On that committc the
followlnc gentlemen were namd: J. P;
KLntJlrW. Uosson. Michael Rums, S. P.
Wnltpr: William Ilciskell, Joseph W. Al
len, and John Kirkman.
iVe omitted toatatethat Col. J. W. Para'
more was appointed Secretary of the meet
:.
i ,i;niirnpd to meet next Thurstlay cveiw
ing,jat7 o'clock, in the Hall of Representa
tives. - -
1l.wrd bf 'Ediicaon. The Board held an
adioumed meeting yesterday. The present
members are :
I-- I ? Will Prrsiilrnt. 'i
. tDt- Ji W. Hoyt,' SocrcUryaii(1 Trca'siirer.
E. IL Kast, (Uty Aiiomey.j xiorace 11.
Harrison, Dr. T. A. Atchison, L. G. Tarbox,
D. D.iDickcyand.Dr. J. iJ. Lindsley, (Sup,
Pnlilip Scliools.1
The question of advancing the pay of cer
tain teachers in the public schools' who had
had additional work assignee, them, was
taken up and referred to Dr. Lindsley, Su
nerintendcut. for rcport.at next jneetinc.
iltldefedtliatithsalaries of
teaclicrs snouiu ire 111 (imjiuruun 10 iiicir
merit, and the amount of work satisfactorily
performea.- . , t
The Trcasurcr reported a balance of $9.
W1 in tlm tnasurv. He said that it would
be necessary to call on the Mayor and Board
at Aldermen lor at J cast 'jj.wu, xo meet
MniM nn tn the 1st of Julv npsL
A committee, consisting oi Messrs. Fall
Ltndnlcv. Eat and Hoyt, was appointed to
prepare a memorial, and present the same
to the iwaru 01 -Mayor ana .iacrmen, set
ting forth the .state of the finances of the
Board of Education, and rcqucstinc that ac
tion be taken to render the schools efficient
for the remainder of this year.
The question of purchasing a government
buildintr on the'IIume lot, capable of liold-
, iBffilSO -iupUs; wa conUdered. , It is csti
i uiM that it will cost about SILOOOincluil
imrrcpairs. Tiioconiniittee'nanie! abov
. will include lhi in their nica:orial. The
addition of tho iUh Ward will bring in
eaetaiugovcr .300 pupil, and the present
accommodations, will then bo insiiificlent.
" " Toe' Board adjourned to next regular
TWWn n,rt Two colored inaividu
als, named Elijah Stowers and J. Clark, were
tried yesterday, for disorderly conduct on
i-r ib ttp-mpr PnlaJine nicht beforo
r-h fined So and costs.
Robert llerrington was finwlSlO and costs
for assaulting Samuel Hines, colored, on the
same steamer.
Tlrtnr fh 7VntWt Marthal Corporal
David Mann, of the 101st U. S. C. L, who
was. engaged in the excitement on the
finnarn nn Tncsdav last, and wlio luw sinco
been in confinement, was released yesterday,
as the evidence against him would notjustify
his being held for trial. t
Win. Duprc, of the same regiment, has
however, been held for trial, for disorderly
nml rintim conduct on tlie occasion above
named.
AltrondeA. A short timesince. Lieut. J.
3. Parks, of the 13Ctll TJ. S. C L, left
AnmiRta. Oa.. witli S400. which had been
raised there for, the purpose of purcliasing a
watcu to tie presentea w tne wjionei ui u
regiment. The Xieutcnant had just beer,
mustered out, and arrived in this city short
ly after. He was arrested nieht before last.
at the Staccy House, by.'B. M. Cavett, Chief
oi JJctcctive l'oucc ; ana 'rasyesieruay com
mittcd to the "Workhouse, in default of bail
He will have a hearing lwforc the Recorder
on Monday.
TJEXNESSEE legislature.
Senate
Satcbdat,
ten o'clock,
January 13. Tho Senate met at
ICKW BILLS.
CAut-t,;il v trx u, . VrnTtpr; To cjtab-
Hub a tirnitmlinrv filr Kant TenncsJeC. Ptt'icd
on first readinr. and referred to the Committee
on internal improvement.
IIOCSE JOINT BESOLUTIOKS.
On mnttnn nf Mr. Trimble. Home ioint rcfolu
tion, No. l'L proyi'lingTor a joint committee to
whom nil bills relating to the Bank of Tennessee
sbouM be referred, was taken up ana auopioti.
THa fnllntrin? mtnmiltce was aDnointed on tnc
part of the Senate: Messrs. Trimble, Irancr, of
Wilson, Smith, Powell, and McKinney.
- . - -uEssincs noil the house.
. ft.A frnm f hit ItniKr nnnnunr,! tbo rf'turn
nf Scnnt Iillla 'ni. l.'lS anil 177. with tho signa
ture or tho Speaker or tho House; also tne con
currence tbe" Hone in Senate joint' resolutions
Xm '2T. nml iV iilun the Irnmmigsion of the House
Joint resolutiou io. 174, for tho concurrence oi tbe
benate: also tlie passage, on mcir mini remiuiri',
of Home bills Xo. 211. 214. 2H.2.')7. ,2K,i81. 2i.
295.301.S02.305.ar7,317.31S, 32I.312.LT7 pd iti,
finrl thpir trftnitnisKinn fur tho action of tho Sen-
n I a nlnA ihn nilanf inn itncl transmission of Hou.G
Joint resolution, lor tue concurrence oiuicoenaic;
also the return or senate bin co. .wunameim
mcnts, for the action of the Senate.
THE SCHOOL KILL.
Senate bill No. 170: T6 nrovide a 'common
school system for the Statoof Tennessee.was taken
nn. n ml vnrinnslr amended. Pcndine further
action on this bill, the Scnato adjourned rfo 10
o clock, x. it. Jlonday.
IIoiino of Kcf.rcficnntlV,K.
SATBnoAT. Jan. 12. 18GG. The House was called
to order at 10 o clock.
NEW BILLS.
Br Mr. Stecald : To incorporate the Hartsvillo
Oil and "Minlnc Company. Passed. ,
By Mr. Hood; To incorporate tho Kuitablc
Minineand Petroleum Company. Passed.
rtv th Mtnn . Tn pafnitlliih n. (7riminnl Cnart in
in Hamilton county. Passed.
VKSSini: FROM THE GOVEBN'OB.
The Oovernnr's messaik in reference to the Pcn-
tentinrr which was nrinted yesterday, was re
ceived from tho Scnato and rend by tho clerk.
BESOLmox.
By Mr. ilullins: To appoint a joint committee
to take inio eonsidcrntion tho Governor s mcs
saee. and report by bill or otherwise.
Ailontcd on a sasDcnsion of the rules, when the
following- committee was appointed on the part of
the iiouse: Messrs. Alullins, carter, Jams, iticli
ards, 1'aston, Corward and Hood.
SEKATE J1ILL3 OX TUIBD EEADLST..
Senate bill No. 202: To incorporate the South
Nashville Uas Light Company. Passed.
SEKATE BILLS ON SECOXD EKADIXO.
Scnato hill No. 203: To incorporate the Hcrmi-
aeo Life Insurance Company. Passed,
Senate bill No 74: To incorporate the Scwancc
Mining Company. Passed.
IIOCSE BILLS ON SECOND BEADING.
House bill No. 380: To incorporate the Nash-
villo Oil and Mining Company. Passed.
Home bill A0.3US: To amend tbe Jvnoxville
Kentncky Railroad Company. Passed.
House bill .No. 333 : To relievetbe iranklin and
Lewiybunr Turnpike Company. Passed.
House bill No. 894: To encourage themannfar
turine and other interests of tho State. Posted.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST BEADIXO.
Semite bill No. 1SG: To remove tho county scat.
of Wayne county. Passed.
. Senate bill No. ISO: To encourage emigration,
manufactures and agriculture. Passed.
On motion, tbe House mUoumcd until 1U o clock
Monday morning.
Vrom Vaahing-tOB.
AVarhixotov. Jan. 12. Tlie calleries of
tne House of Representatives have for the
last three days been densely crowded with
attentive listeners to the debate on the bill,
extending suffrage in the District.of Colum
bia. Never before were so many black
mixed amontr the white auditors to-day.
The interest among both classes seems con-
tantly on tlie increase.
On Wednesday evening between eight and
nine o'clock, a man of unusually large pro
portions called at the residence of Hon.
Jeni.- F. Wade. U. S. Senator of Ohio, on
4 J street, and asked to see the Senator. He
as shown up stairs by tne servant to .nr.
Wade's room. After being seated he stated
that he was trying to obtain employment in
the U. S. Navy, and asked Mr. Wade to
sign papers of recommendation from him in
order to further his object.
Senator W. refused to do so, saying he did
not know him, and advised him to procure
the signature of some person to wliom he
was known. After listening to the reply,
the strange visitor, whose physiognomy Mr.
W. describes as sinuularly malicious and
brutal, looked at the Senator with a signifi
cant scowl, which the latter plainly inter
preted as meaning mischief.
At this juncture, after the intervicWj Mr.
W. rose, and stepping into an adjoimning
room, arming himself with a loaded pis
tol, and quietly returned into the room
where the man was sittintr. AftcrJooking
nt cich other in silence, the man beran con
versation by saying, " Aint you going to sign J
my paper' senator W. Tcturneu an cm-
diatic negative, alleging tnai lie nnu no
knowledge of him. The stranger arose,
drawing out a bowie knife about twelve
inches long, and remarking, " I suppose you
know wc are now alone, sir, in this room."
He was proceeding to unsheath his weapon
when Senator Wade sprang to his feet and
i ii 1 i ! :i.I n
urawillg ills iiuuii iu:ux-u hi mm civi
distance of his head, telling him to clear out
immediately or lie would snoot mm. xne
man began to move toward the door, followed
closely by Mr. Wade. The Senator saw his
isitor down stairs, andtiicstrangcruepartcu.
Tbirinir tbi visit lin failed to produce any
papers for signature, and evidently made
mis a mere iix-icai iur muusiuu.
At the time of the visit there were no per
sons in tho house besides Senator Wade, ex
cepting Mr. Matthews, his wife and servant.
The Secretary of War has issued an order
directing, the immediate discharge of the fol
lowing colored volunteer organizations : the
lOfith. 43d. 59th. GSth. 97th. 101st. 110th
and 133d United States colored regiments of
infantry.
A Kruronntcr. - -RiciiMOxn.
Va. Jan. 12. A rencounter
took place nt the Spottswood Iiouse this af-
tcrnoon, between .ur. rouaru, oi me jit-
amincr, and Mr. Brooks, correspondent of
5
the New York 2Tmi, the former using a
v.bMn "VnitTi wi!pwl nnv srnnns ln-
cowhide. either rcccivetl any serious in
lurv. l no provocation ior me assauu was
ssault was
inst, ridi-
a letter in tne imc oi incotn
culing Toll ard.
WiSTKitx r.vrEn says the masses in
llrighani Young's dominions have only one
wife, and the average docs not exceed two
or t)iree apiece Brigham Young is the re
puted father of two hundred and forty-two
children, of whom thirty-two are dead. The
surviving balance,' two hundred and thirteen,
consists of eighty-five boys and one hundred
and twenty-eight girls. Silas Reeder is
thrice and Jeremiah Stern nine times Brig-
ham's brother-in-law, these worthies having
respectively married three and nine sisters
of their cliiUls' wives. The preponderating
nationality among the inhabitants is that of
Sweden, and the Bancs come next. The
Scotch, noted for their metaphysical propen
sitios, surviving all the whiskey of the land
of Burns,' butnumtar the Norwegians.
Next to them arc the Swiss, Germans and
Americans. As for the French, there are
only two in all the vast Mormon domains,
and there arc not more than three Italians,
and only one Spaniard, an isolated repre
sentative of Don Quixote, in Salt Lake. As
far as the female population U concerned it
Is note-worlhy that there is not, a single
Fwneli-woraan, "while there are-eight Ital
ians and two Spanish women, and even one
"representative oi classic U recce. A treucli
lady would be looked upon an the most
prcciooi of acquisitions, and other Latin
icmaled arc also in great demand, in propor
tion to.uicir greater scarcity. .TuCjinajonty
of the wouien came ftom the TTJiited States.
ccanainavia, Switzerland, Uermanv ana
lexico.
It lis no reproach to a man that he is tin
able to contend with the villainies of the
world.
Heriew ef Grectry Market far Ike
Week EBdiMs: J&b. 13th.
Office of the Dsios and Avericax,
K.rr-nniv l.n It lKTil
Th eSrk o Ch asres eated nounusual features1
oioer man a ery,beavyj)d bnst trade ror tbe,
weck.Tlin islemiptioB en some of tbe Southern
Railroads, hai caused some reduction in ship
ments to tho extreme South; but tho local South
ern trade continuc.1 quite large.
JFlvur has been rather stilt with no reason to
antiripaJcaUcclind."' has been active for
the week, but at a decline of fully a cent per
pound, owing to tho decline in gold. Transactions
in Sugar have been animated, closing with a stiff
market. Sales of Candtet rather limited, a fair
stock on hand, but no quotablo change. Tho stock
of .VaY'on hand, good and increasing, with bat a
light demand. .Skjjm continuo dull and neglected.
with but few noticeable transactions. The market
for Chet't has been a little more animated, fair
alc3of all the grades, with fc decline of fully a
cent per pound. The sales of Bacon have been
been rtther limited, with light transaction in new,
at 1920c for shoulders, 21022c for sides, and 23
25c for hams. Lard, the market is quite firm, with
liberal sales to the local trade at 2222c,.in bar
rels and tierces, and 24(3 23c. in Ikezs. The trans-
acttons in iiViior havo been quite animated du
ring tho week, with heavy sales of tho different
grades at stifT prices. The stock of ilth on hand
is light, demand limited, with some small trans
actions and no material change of price. In
Molatc and Surujn wc still note a dull market.
but few transactions of note, and a giving away in
prices, of 3 too cents per rallon. The. supply of
Salt continues equal to the demand, with no ma
terial change in price. Tho demand for Fntit$
and Sutt has considerably xlackcncd since tho.
holidays omo small sales but no uuotablo ensure
ill prices.' Canned I'ruilt have been aclivc,' with
a fair stock on hand, but no material change in
prices. Tbe market for Familu Oroeeriee and
Wooden Ware is fully supplied, with a fair de
mand, but without change in prices.
Tho following exhibits the closing rates for tho
leading articles in the market:
CofveeJ Hio. common' to cood. 20(3 .11c nnm
to'fairT31a32Jc;fair to prime, 32Jj33c; strict
ly choice, 34P3tc
Scoae. Cuba, l&318e; Porto Rico, 17ltle;
New Orleans, l9g21e; Cruxhcd nnd I'uwdcrcd, 22
22Kc; for CoSce, A 214S22c, B 2122c, C 20$
21c, yellow 10J420c. ,
.Molasses ,and Svbbh .ew 0rlcansr.$U25
1.40; Cuba, Toc$1.00; Porto Rico, $1.101.2j;
Golden Syrup $1.301.50; Baltimore. $1.10L25
Common, S0c3$1.00.
Nails lOd's, $S.2i8.50, and 25 cents for each
smaller size.
J'Wbub Superfine, $1509.00; Family, $90
11.00; Extra Fancy, $11.7S150.
It acok. Clear Sides, new, 22J423c; Ribbed,
21c; Shoulders, 1820c; Hams, 21025c.
Laud. Tierce, 2222:; in kegs. 232t
CnKESK AVcstcrn Reserve, 22J23c ; Factory,
;i23Ve: JIamburgh. He : E. Dairy. 2125e;
' Candles Star, 12 to 13 ounces, 22S23c; Toll
weights, 2027c; Tallow, per box, for sixes, $0.50
C47.O0; Parafino,52i355e.
For a detailed tabular statement wo refer to our
Price Current, below.
xamiiviixi:
WlH)I.r.SAI.K
C'UKKEXT.
PltlCES
ConRKCTRP WEKKLTFOR TIIK UXIOX AND AHKBICAX.
Note. The Quotations riven in the followimr
table, it must be understood, aro the wholcsalo
rices except wnore olbcrwise noticed ; and tnat
nallcacs. in the tilling of small orders to tho
city and country trade, an advance of from three
to live per cent., wi II be charged over these quota
tions :
Axes Green, salted
Collins 1c Co., doz, $19 Green, calf. 10
Best quality " 21 Indigo
Bacon Carracas. S. F. -B lb
Clear Sides. lb. 22A 1 451 CO
Jlibtie-dSidcs, i-il ibox
Hams. Dlain 25 Bar l'ittsbarg V Ib.......7
Canvassed Hams.,... 27 Band Tciin..-...... .......9
Baoqino and Boris Kenned bar.-......-10V
Hemp V yd 35 Hoop 1011
one zu nect . .....iugiia
Beeswax Tenn coin bar 10'
Yellow, tlb Round t square 1114,
Common ......30J& 1'Iow moulds
Candles Lead
Star. t It. 22023 Bar V ft 15
Summer.Mould 17S18 Shot? bag 4 60
'arafine ....5'Moo IiEatheb
Castinhs Oak Sole lb. i55
Common Vft -VA Hemlock -4045
AVagon boxes 1 set... ?2 French C'f H doi$G0110
Cbackeks trench Kip....i.xul23
Butter lb 10 Native Calf 4755
Soda'. .......11 Native Kipi.,i...--65(?85
8ugar ' i.
..! Up
unDcr..
..U855
...404.)
4447
n ine
..13 Harness t lb..
Boston " ........12 Skirting-
li.nin' 11 LIQUORS
Cheese bisky. Uourbon.
English Dairy-? Ib23c324 V- gal -$3 604 50
Wcst'n Bescrvc252J HoberUonUo.-2 7SW5 00
Pnii Common '1 25(42 50
Cumberland ? load$10 Brandy, French,
l'nnI.Mnn,lstcnm W bu.'SO G 00(312 00
Scwanee ro'nd.. 40e?70tb Catawba B"dy.4 00(56 00
Scwance steam V bu..5 Ginger " -3 50(i5 00
IttsburgV ljl.-W3ilu Apple 4 uwso uu
Coffee Wine, Malaga 50C-43 00
Bio V tb -30&.H " Sherry .3 504 50
acuira... a,abd -
Java 4750 In 'Tierce- ...21J522
CnnninE Keg.... ..-SS&Si
Manilla V tb 28G32 JIolasses
Bclc'dsV loi-i 23 50 Sugar Houso-1 3al 50
UITTOX AAEXS rora nico....oisn w
WH.loz -38 New Orlcans-.l 1(X1 SO
GOO " 40 Cuba 801 00
iOO. " 42 .NAILS , vi,.- .
400 " 42 Ten d's ? keg.-- 8 75
Cioabs . .0II-S . .
1000 -?201W Tanners v gal ass )
Dnv riiitinc Lard ............ 2 75
-MBr,nShcetings..3e33 Coal. ; -11 0
8 a Turpentine. ou
Fine Browns. (Sea Linseed 4! 25fe2 40
Island) -30635 Paints-; .
Blc'hd Cotton,?- 25 White Lead, in oil
VH.'mM r eg i ootso uu
" 4-4..I!3;40 Crm Green, lb 50c
rints.- 2325 Spanish Brown lasolo
Drills .35S40 Crm Yellow... -GOc
Tickings. ... 4oft.i5 Venetian Kod. locsw
aucy Liissimcrcs iinc, wuuc, in
all wool 1 7502 75 oil - 4 50G 00
Tweeds, all wool 1 15 Red Lead -30
Satinets, according Lampblack 20
to quality -NX! l a a bo visions
cans, woolen 4lK?u liacon, uams vnew;
ilerinos .VSGO " shoulders- 21c
Alpaccn., accord- sides- Sic
ing to quality i&avu iviuueu siucs -
Delaines, all wool Hogs, neat ..12'i
Mil id.. 55 Butter 40
Delaines, Amcric'n 35 Lard . .2H8-21J4
Woolen under- jsieai p ousnci j uu
shirts .....11K'7 1'otauies v DDI.,WW4 i)
Dbcos and Dyestuffs." White Peai.i-ii..nono
Aloes "r lb ........... ...75 Lady Beans nono
Alum . 10O11 Eggs, ? dos - ;40c
AesaJictida .iSOA w unions, ftiuoi-j ouw w
Borax --75 Sal I '
Brimstone, roll 1011 Seven bu. bbls- A 25
Camphor V lb. 1 75 Seeps ,
Cator Oil galCtfiG 60 Clover, bu 10 12
Cream Tartar V ft-75tty0 Millet none
Flor Hu nliur Timotuy wo
Gum Arabic ...! 60 Herds Grass 3 00
Ipecac ... &o urcnard nrass; J yu
,Inlap ..... Vi 11 niuourass, sm a ou
xtract Logwood a uoiion occu,. ounnai
Madder 222S Syrops
Jlagncsla ..7&(1 w Jiainmorepganuwsi aj
Oil Peppermint $10 Golden 1 451 75
Opium .14(Sl6 SoAr
Quicksilver 1 25C1 60 Turp'n bar ft-9012K
Khtibarb..-. -8(&8 60 Fancy, Vbox-l 857 00
Snl.Sla 1012 Stkkl
Saltpetre ....... 253.i Amcr blister ? ft 2oc
Sugar lead.. 75 Cast 40c
Feathers bcgae
,ive Geoso 7 ft 50QGO New Orleans ? ft1921
Viqii Porto Rico. -.1GV4W19
Mackerel No. l..20tfi21 Cuba imiS
.o. lmj urusned juty.
No. 3.17W17K Powdered 2222?
Half barrels-.. 10(3)12 00 Granulated 2223
Kits S&'i 60 Coffee, A 226
Flocb- " B 21UW-
SuperlineTbblS 0D99M V"1
i;x i-amuy luysi- icnow u, .. iyw
Fbcits and Nuts Spicks
Raisins V box; M R.jG20 Pepner ft- 40c
layers" .45 60 grounds .
Figs n........... 230 doi-i . OOWI 'JJ
Almonds .4042 Allspice, V ft -35c
Filberts 22($23 " V dot grd
Braxil Nuts i-22r21 Cloves "P ft
Apples Sv.." V dox ground--50o
Ginseng Ginger ft -15e
v tb -6570 " rdox G0('1 00
.i . -t v . .. -. j . r
ULASS .UlIUCgS filU 1 ULKiSrl IO
Window 8x10 r bx-7 2T bUNDBIES-
10x12
75 Cans. G D-75 S B-R0c
' 10x11 "
Gbain
Wheat.
-8 25 Twine, ft- 60SS75
Tubs.1, $15; 2,14; 3,13
-none In Ncsts(3X8)5 005 60
75 Buckets W dor -4IW4 25
Com, yellow
wnu p.......
Oats, clean.
Gunny Bahs
,..73 Washboards V dox4 60
75 Blacking sml 50, lgel 00
rapping paper,
.25 S.1 10. A . 1 62. L. 2 25
bn. each....
UCNTUW UfcK
Starch, V ft- 1001:
Rifle V keg 3 50(314 Eps Salts. V ft .15
111 asting V ke 12 60 Copperas V ft
llrrcTiriT.i.vSt.i Tomato Catsun V
Ovsters 1 ft dot 3 00 dot 1 75S2 25
nrtnn2tt 4 75 PcDDer Hauec-1 lufft2
Peaches 2 ft- i 00 Pickles, J$ gal 8 00; qU
I'a.ix 3 tli .7 ttl 4 75 : nts 3 75.
I..r 9 lb 2 00i.t5 00 Candv. asstd. W ft.J035
Pears 3 ft 3 OW 00 Rice 'f, ft 12Jf!15
Tomatoes 2 ft. 3 25 Soda, in kegs 124iS14
Tomntoos 3 nil aowo W in paFcrs
fi.nlinrii ! box IWiXl TEAS
C.wliniuV. Knv Tmnrrinl .1 60
BraPdy f rachc4.45 569 Young Hyson-1 60C2 00
Brandy Cherries-5 609 Gunpowder 1 25W2 2o
l!n Annlrs. 10 00i112 Tobacco
Hay Tobacco p ft .G01 25
Timnihv ? Inn 51 Manufactured.
Baled on wharf 20 bright plug -181 15
Baled in store 23 Old Virginia 7590
Hidks Common Black -35650
Green V ft .. 4
Cotton Jlnrhet for tbo Week.
The Cotten market of Nashville opened this
week at 42c, advanced oh Tuesday and was quite
active at 424c, It gave away, however, on Thurs
day and reached only 4041c. On Friday 40 was
the highest price paid, and closed .'yesterday, Sat
urday, at 40c A few extra fine lots were sold
c:h day at half a cent above these rates, but for
th bulk of that on the market the above are the
Quotations.
The sales of tho week have been small, many of
the farmers who brought cotton, to market re
turning to their homes, postponing sales, and
awaitingbettcr prices.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Fall in Gold.
The funding bill drawn by Secretarr McCulloch
and reported in the House by .Mr. Momll con
tains nothing which ought to produce any imme
diate and marked effoct on tho price of Gold. The
fact that cold immediately full underits influence,
is merely an addition to the innumerable illustra
tions of tho tendency of Wall street to exaggerate
everything tending lo affect tbepricc or securities.
Wall street thrives by sudden fluctuation. j?btead
Ines of value, or even steadiness in the rate of
appreciation or decline, is the bano of specula
tion. When anything occurs of which tbe ten
dency Is to depress prices, it is for the interest of
those wb lirn CiAtnatinns to exaggerate the
tendency and lower prices to' such a degreo that
there raiit h rhonml. Br boviar at the low
est point of depression and selling again after the
icacuon. a prout may do rcauzeu, uu ctcu iuo
bnlls find it for their interest to favor the exagge
ration with a. view, to the. uDueni .renouna.
m&AmiMh ea tti AiuitnpTAnd4iUmfioes notston
at the iaiddl point ' but1 swings 'to they other
ride. 1 - c ' - . ,
Those "who hold government securities for other
than speculative purposes, and are under no im
mediate necessity to sell, will find nothing in the
new "bill to alarm their-apprehensions. The same
remark will apply to the holders of other descnp
bona
Thcre is a very large amount of public indebt
edness which must bo funded in long loans before
the finances ran r"vh n. settled and satisfactory
condition. .Besides the greenbacks, certificates of
Luucutcuness, ana inbcrcsi-ucaraic ic.u iwuu
note: thcra is A n'rnnrmnns amount of seven-thirty
bonds which will toon begin to mature, and all of
which will fall duo within the ensuing thrco years.
Nobody supposes that aay considerable portion of
this debt ran j r.rnlilv nuii. nor has anybody
suggested any other firacticabie mode of meeting
It loan by funding it in long bonds, it is matur
ing with such rapidity as to demand tho adoption
of immediate measures to this end.
The necessity of a measure similex In substance
to that embodied in this bill is too manifest to be
disputed. The only legitimate points or criticism
relate to the details. Whether the proposed rate
ui interest is too nign, or ine Donas nave iuu iu(
to run. or the Secretarr is clothed with too mucl
discretion, aro fair topics of inquiry; but as re
gards tbe main feature of the bill, there is no
ground for difference of opinion. The proposed
rate or interest is certainly high: but, under mo
circumstances, if the bill made it Icwer, it would,
as a practical measure, be futile and inoperative.
The amount of dcht to be funded is enormous:
and tho Secretary of the Treasury cannot expect
. n . 1 X . 1. - , r l i l - -
hundred millions of bonds at as favorable rates as
be could of a few hundred thousand.
The law of supply and demand will prevail hero
as in all other transactions. Sinco a necessity ex
ists for nutting vast amounts of bonds upon the
ui luhuil liih iilwx ni nuiR. Hnn uixuiud ul Lnniu
markot within a short period, they must be offer
ed at favorable rates or the market cannot absorb
them. The discretion permitted to tho Scurctary
u ud excrciscu uni y on luc sale smc. jioc&uuui.
offer more than nix per cent., but it is in his
option to offer less, lie cannot extend tho bonds
beyond fortv years : but he can issue them for a
shorter period. He can make the interest on some
of them payable in foreign countries, but in that
case the interest is one per cent less.
The only power conferred on the Secretary
which is susceptible of abuse is tho unlimited dis
cretion proposed to be given to him as to the
amount of bonds ho may put upon the market at
any one time. But nothlngcould be more absurd
than to tie him down to a fixed rule. He
must bo in a position to take advantage of favor
able turns in the market. The process of funding
mutt goon, or the government will soon be' del
uged with an unmanageable mass of overdue ob
ligations. To sav nothmir of the certificates of in
debtedness, the maturing seven-thirties will,
in a year or two. come in like an inun
dation. Those not funded must bo paid in cur
rency; and so far from there being danger that
funding will proceed with injurious rapidity, the
danger is that the Secretary will be obliged to re
deem so large a portion of the seven-thirties in
enbacics, as to Keep tbo currency at Its present
lation. Ho can contract the currency only by
i aid of enormous loans: and if he makes a
precipitate contraction he thwarts his own- pur
poses by creating n stringency in the money mar
ket which would render loans impossible. His-
discretion is, therefore, limited by laws of greater,
efficiency than any which Congress can enact.
There is. therefore, notbine in this bill which
should cause apprehension or disturbance, or
have any immediate effect on values. True, the
Secretary aims at contraction: but the natural
obstacles to contraction aro so great that his suc
cess must, lor a long time be moderate.
Cincinnati Unrkct.
By Telegraph.
Cinxi.nxati, Jan. 13. Flocb Dull and with
out chango in price.
M'nsAT Dull ; No. 1 red, $1.75.
Corn Dull at 50c for new ear.
Oats Dull; prices declined to 3& for prime.
Rvk Steady at 75c for prime.
Hons Inactive and tho market dull at $11.50
12.00, Receipts 5000 head.
Provisions. Mess Pork, quiet at $25 for city.
Green mcata, 10c. 13c, and 17c for shoulders, sides
and hams. Bulk meats and bacon, no change.
Lard, in good demand at 18c for prime.
Groceries Quiet.
Cottox Quiet at.45c for middling.
Whisky Steady at $2.25 for free.
Gold 137K.
New York. Jan. 13. Cotton dull at 5051c.
Gold opened at 139, and closed at 139K.
RIVER XEMS.
Tho Cumberland yesterday was rising slowly,
with six feet on the shoals.
ARRIVALS.
Imperial, from Cincinnati.
dkpabtcbxs.
lAnnie Droan, for Cincinnati, with hcary
freights, principally cotton.
I'alettinc, for Louisville, with heavy freights.
Tho Hcrtnuda, from Louisville,, and tho Rich
mond, from the same port,were expected yestrrday.
The Jlotcena, from Cincinnati, and the American,
from Pittsburg, were due yesterday.
A dispatch was received, stating that the Tyroue
would certainly be in on Sunday evening.
The following telegram from Messrs Jouett,
Hall It Co., commission merchants of St. , Louis,
dated yesterday afternoon, conveys tho agreeable
intelligence that the ice-floe in front of that city
is broken and passing off:
The ico is ruuning out. and navigation is re
sumed."
I.CL'IS villk. Yesterday's Democrat says :
The river fell about two inches yesterday, leav
ing five feet ten inches in the canal last evening,
and three feet ten inches on the falls. The falls
aropow almost useless to navigation, though very
light draught boats can pass over. Business on
tho wharf was livelier .than usual, The weather
in the forenoon was gloomy and damp. In the
afternoon the sun made its appearance and tho
weather was pleasant. W'c had a hard rain last
night.
Fob Nashville. Cant. Sutton, with tho Louis
ville amlNashvills regular packet, Jtermuda,vill
leave the foot of Fourth street, this evening at 4
o clock, for binithland, bddyville, Clarksville and
Nashville. The llermuda is one of the bust boats
in the trade. She has-a fine cabin, and will cary
all the freight sent down to her to-day. Her offi
cers are clever and polite gentlemen.
S3?JECIJL. NOTICES.
E. P. Coxk has received Tho Chimney Corner.
Scientific American, Harper's Weekly, Homo
Journal, Weekly Magazine, Saturday Evening
Post, Tablet, and Late Dailies.
Lo.sk Jack 1 1 1 A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
Fostf.r Brothers.
decl2-tf.
A fine lot of PURE SPICES, suited for Chris-
mas times, i or sale at
FOSTF.E BROTIIKRS.
decl2-tr
THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS O'BRYAN'S
SCHOOL. ON NORTH VINE STREET, WILL
BEGIN MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-
NINTH. janG-lm.
XASIIVII.I.K COJI3IERCIAK. IX.SUIt-
AXCE COMl'ASY Tho Office of this old
and reliable Company will be removed on MON
DAY' 8th instant, to rooms in the Bank" of the
Union, where they1, will be pleased to see their
friends. Parties wishing', either Marino or Firo
Insuranco will do well to call upon this Company
for fair rates and prompt payment in case of loss.
jan6-2w DU
Call at Benson's Music Store, 34 Union street, if
you want a cheap Album, Writing Desk, Port
Folio, or anything in 'the shape -of a Christmas
present, as wo aro selling at cost to close out.
dcc23--dtf.
W. HCOr-ER. HARRIS. J. I- RAIKZS.
bate orAasuvme, lenn. l i,nio oi Asnviiic, ri.J!
E. R. 4 B. V, 1IKARDKX,
Late of Macon. Ga.
HARRIS, GAINES & 00.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS . .
GciicralrMcrcliandlsc. Brokers
20 BEAVER STREET,
NEW YORK.
dc17-3m
A. A. SrT-.XCEC.
niLL A HURLBKRT,
1 1 SPENCER . CO.,
CORXT.K OF CHURCH AND COLLEGE
STREETW,
Nashville,' Tennessee,
Dealers in
COTTOX, HAY AXD GRAIX,
SEEDS. FLOUR, WHISKY;
OROCK IE3,
Produce ami Provisions.
Prompt attention given to Receiving, Forward'
ing bionng and
SELLING GOODS ON COMMISSION.
i i-Kbi.itiH " K .'
Consignments and order solicited.
We pay
THE niGHESr'MARKET PRICE
for Cotton; Bacon and Country Produce.
A; Ai SPENCER Co
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
Mer-
camts. No. Church Street, between Market
and Front. v deei
LATEST TELEGRAPH:
MKlnifflvt Dispatches.
FROM WASIIUfGTOX.
Troops all to be Withdrawn
irom iHu south. ,.r
Mexican IMfHeulticH Drawing
to
i
CIOMC.
I M
1
Quartermaster Winder to be
Released
Tli e
Fen ian s .
The 'HcauiceVtrcJ " Stephens,
Upholds O'Mahoncy.
Frccdiucn'B Rnrcau Abolished
in Virginia.
4?
17 .
Cleveland, Jan. 13. Horace C. Day, Et., ad
dressed a special meeting of tho Board of Trade
in a lengthy speech, this .ovening. Resolutions
were adopted in favor of a ship canal, presenting
many features entitling il to favorable considera
tion. A committee was appointed to confer with
other Boards.
New York, Jan. 13. The Commerciarit Wash
ington upecial says : A probably unsuccessful ap
peal has been made to the War Department for
the restoration of Gen. Sweeney, the Fenian commander-in-chief,
to hislposition in tho regular
service.
General Grant under orders from tho President,
is withdrawing all the troops from Southern
States, except the garrison of United .States forts
at important points.
Official dispatches from the United States agents
abroad, received at the State Department by the
last steamer from Europe, are .favorably inclined
to American interests.
The plans for the extension ef Kuropean influ
ences on our Continent, have received a death
1 1 , it . r .1 . TT-
oiuw oy iiie fcsuiraiiun ui iuo iiuuu.; t
It' u expected that the Mexican difficulty will
bo soon settled, by tho withdrawing of tho French
troops, of which there arc increasing indications.
Thcroare grounds for believing that tho State
Department at Washington and the French Gov
ernment, have an andcrstanding upon tlie subject,
which is said to dato provious to the termination
of tho civil war.
The Judges of tho Supreme Court aro in consul
tation to-day, on tho constitutionality of tho
test oath, about which thero is a difference of
opinion, . i i
It is certain that Secretary McCulloch 's finance
bill will bo amended before its passage.
New York, Jan. 13. The Pont says some of tho
Fenians of this city profcs3 to bclicvo Stevens'
letter is a forgery, and that it was designed to
overthrow the opposition of O'Mahony before tho
truth could be known.
The Winowskl is waiting for herjopponcnt the
Algonquin to get ready for the sea race. Sho will
commence on Monday next another 16 hours trot,
which when terminated, will be followed by
another of the same duration. It is then supposed
the Algonquin will be ready for sea, and it is said
both vessels will start about tho 27th intt.
New York. Jan. 13. Full particulars of tho
loss of the steamer ilarv A. Boardma. are pub
lished. Two pilots, Henry Seymour and Stephen II.
Jones behaved in a most noblo and heroic manner.
hazarding their lives in a small tow-baat to re
ceive passengers. The tow-boat was two hours In
reaching the propeller, tbo sea dashing her off re
peatedly. Great credit was also given Capt. Reed,
of the steamer Charles Camhulona and his crew,
in their efforts to save the crew and passengers of
tho Boardman, by their heroic efforts, all the
crew and passengers were saved.
Tho obsequies of the late R. B. Mcnturn took
placo at the Church of tho Holy Commission here
this evening. The funeral of tho lato Professor
Napes took place in Brooklyn to-day.
Tho Pout' Washington special says it is report
ed that the Reconstruction Committee intend
sending for many Southern leaders, both Union
and Rebel, for tho purpose of examining into the
condition of tho Southern States. The prospects
of the admission of the Tennessee congressional
delegation is .slight, but probable . advices stale
that the Tennessee Legislature-will confer equal
civil rights upon frecdmen.
Tho trial of the Alexandria rioters is 'progress
ing to day. The nigger witnesses are admitted to
the same privileges as tho whites, in taking tcs
timony. 1
Nrw York, Jan. 13. Lieutenant Swann,
nephew of Governor Swann, of Maryland, com
mitted suicido on board the.frigate Vermont. i
The ocean steamer iTerald, for Bremen, arid
Citu af London, for Liverpool, sailed to-day with
$400,000 in specie. 1
Steamer La Savannnh arrived on tho Cth.
Sav Feaxcisco. Jan. 12. Wm. McKay, cashier
of tho Sab Treasury in this city, is a defaulter to
the amount of $30,000. The Government will lose
nothing.
Mining stocks weaker Savago 703, 0pher530,
Imperial 105, Crown Point 563, Jeckit 450. Legal
Tenders G9K.
Major Harvey, formerly Frosidonf of the Cali
fornia State Navigation Company, died in this
city last night.
The ban Antonio IleraUi or tbe 3d says : It was
a mistako in reporting the arrival of Juarez from,
Elpaso. It was Ortega who came.
Gen. Sheridan replying ton letter in -tho Now
YorkA'CTM, says' that Gen. Early's report of Con
federate losses published in the tcc(tshows
that he captured as prisoners more men than' his
cntiro force. , 1
New York, Jan. 13. Colonel O'Mahony roadia
letter from Head Ccntro Stephens, cordially en
dorsing his action during tho late troubles,? and
appointing him Representative and Financial
Agent for the so-called Irish Republic in this
countrv.
The llerald't. Washington dispatch says : The
acting Commissioner of the Frcedmcn's Bureau
in Georgia reports to General Howard that ne
groes in that State exhibit great willingness to
make contracts for next year, and that within
tbe last few days quite a largo number of con
tracts have been made at rates ranging from $12
to $15 per month, including board and lodging, for
male hands. "
Tho unfortunate immigrant passenger of tho
steamer Neptune was Mary A. Gilmorc, whose
pitiable case was telegraphed yesterday. She
died from the effocts, or,exposuroi and neglect, .
I, aauiiiKiwii i-i i - . p u.u.v . . - -
coption at tho Whito honse yestorday was large
ly attended, and U was a grand affair.
A bonded ware-houso on the corner of iV aw-
ington and Carlisle streets, was robbed on Thurs
day night of about $0,000 worth of silks, velvets,
Ac. Six men were subsequently arrested on sus
picion of having been engaged In the affair, and
tho greater portion of the stolen property was re
covered.
During a quarrel yesterday evening bctwoea.
two men named Pat Dunlap and Edward John
son, the latter stabbed tho former producing a
supposed mortal wound.
The Tribune't Washington . dispatch says Pro-
vnit Marshal Tlutsel last evening sent Charles 'A.
Rodgcrs of the 4th Artillery, who was convicted
complicity with '.two others in counterfeiting sol
dier's final statements, while To was acting as
clerk in the office To f the Commissary of Musters
to Fort Delaware for a term of two years imprk.'
oumcnt. His confederates similarly sentenced.
effected their cscape,from Fort Whipple just prior
to being ordered off; '
The Timet' dispatch says all Volunteer officers
on duty in the Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia
have been ordered, to join their commands for
muster out; their places will bo filled by detail
from the Veteran Reserve Corps.
New Orleans, Jan.IH Cotton brisker. Sales,
of 4.000 pounds at 48949c; sugar 151$
tobacco more active; Sour dull; 7-2ftj at 5350;
gold 37f;c; sterling IVAo.
The stock of cotton was 188,000 pounds; Tbe
sales last week were 15.000 pounds to Mobile.
The Adrertieer learns that a band, of outlaws
raptured Ihe steamer Xi7v,with I.OOO bales of cot
ton, at Mcintosh Biaff. landed ien pastengers in
the woods and took the, boat up-thejombigbte
river.
The steamer Trenton, with 1.000 bales of eotton.
was burned on the Washita river last Wednesday.
Passengers and crew saved. Cargo insured. Boat
believed to be uninsured.
The Herald" i Washington special says t Gen.
Mulford having turned over to the Commissary
General of Prisoners! such monies as he succeeded
in recovering from the rebel prison keepers out of
the funds sent our soldier in captivity and ap
propriated by tbe former parties, the saros is now
ready for distribution. All applications la this re-
gard may be sent forthwith to Gen Hitchcock, as
the amount secured falls short of tho aggregate of
the sums known to have been thus applied, it is
proposed tc make a pro rata division among all
who can reasonably substantiate the lowea of tbe
above description.
Hon.Thos. N. Stillwcll yesterday obtained an
order from, Lieut. General Grant, ordering the
muster out of the 34th Indiana regiment, now at
BrowrutvilK Texas,, aad with which regiment
Mr. StillweU w'aVformcrly connected.
. Orders have been issued hero for ihereicase pf
the rebel Quartermaster O.B. Winder.-'Helsnot
, the indr asjociated with wire in tbe Anaer
t sonvillo bntc'jeric.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Dr. Thos. Menees,
TTAVTNG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
JUL Aashville, nas taken oSice at No,
62 Charrr
Street, near Cedar Street,
j ant-Am.
DES.K.C. FOSTER AST) J.ILBTJIST
fTIENDER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVL
JL CES to the citizens of Nashville and vicinity.
Office Jfo. 2 Wasblagton Block,
Corner Church and High streets,
A tf , Nashville. Tennessee.
SAMUEL DONELSON,
Attorney nt JLi a.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
OFFICE, XO. 66$ CHERRY STREET
UP-STiJRS.
Prompt Attention Given lo Collections.
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Carutbers.,tlCooper,.NashvilIe, Tennessee.
Guild. Smith Guild. Nashville. Tennessee.
Hon. Balie Peyton, NashvilleTennessee.
Hon. J. B. White. Nashville. Tennessee.
Hillman, Brother 3c Sons, Nashville. Tennessee.
non. m. tu. uallaway, Memphis, Tennessee,
dceo ly
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Clicizy ticet,
UlMlfr-riHW
Wm. H. Barksdale,
Attorney at Law,
HARTSVILLE. TENN.
WILL PRACTICE IN THIS AND ADJOIN
ing counties. Prompt attention will be given
to all business entrusted to him.
decl2 lm
DISSOLUTION.
rpiIE FIRM OF THORNTON IIOLLINS
JL is this day dissolved by mutal consent, their
successors, SEAUIUHT. THOKNTON CO.,
will settle the business of the old firm. . -
K. S. HOLLINS.
H. C. THORNTON.
January 21, ISCd.
In retiring from the firm of Thornton i Hoi-
lins, I cheerfully recommend my successors to the
confidence of the customers of tho old firm, and
respectfully solicit for them a continuance of
their patronage. R. S. IIOLLINS.
II. C. THORNTON.
OKO. SKARIGHT.
Thornton & Co.
Searii
lit,
(Successors to Thornton A Uollins,)
WHOLESALE 'DEALERS TN DRY GOODS
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
GUtOCEItljES, Etc.,
NO. 44 NORTH MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
janG lm
WHEELER it WILSON'S
PREMIUM LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING
, , MACHINES,
0. '57 COLLEGE STREET,
Over Wm. Berry Jfc Co.'s Dry Goods Houso.
DAN'L AINSWORTH,
General Southern Agent.
jan5 tf
FRANK 3IANEY,
OF TEJfXESSEE, "WITH
kietlajNd, beonson rao.,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF
45 and
Orr.
47 Chambers Hi.,
New Court House,
SEW YORK,
D. it. RABCOCE. J. V. BROXSOy.
F.S. KIRTLAXn.
jan9-lm
JAS.Ai PIOUkJ
' J. W; JIAX1KR,
Late of Evans A Co.
Late of Evans A Co,
PIGUE & MAMER,
( EVANS.
PORTER & CO.'S
DKALKRS IX
OLD STAND,)
STAPIaK A1V1 FA3TY
Dry Goods, Varieties,
Ac, Ac, Ae.,
31 JInrkct Ht., S1 Door from Kqimrr,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TTAVING purchased of Messrs.
Evans. Porter
it u..
their Stock. 51 Markot street, we
take pleasure in stating to our friends and the
public that we intend keeping at all times a large
and well selected assortment of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, to which we invite their attention.
Buying our goods for Cash and selling for Cash
enables us to sell at very short profits.
PIGUE A MANIER.
Nashville, January 1st, 1806.
Xoiicc.
HAVING SOLD OUT OUR STOCK OF GOODS
at No.51 Market street, to Messrs. Pigue A
Manier.we take pleasure in recommending themlto
our friends as gentlemen of capacity and integrity,
and bespeak for them the patronage of the friends
of the old firm. EVANS. PORTER A Co.
jan4-tf
F. J. BITTEBIIC1I,
Xo. 10 lealerlclt Street,
f i t I i : i r
(Over Barkborn's Saloon,)
TS NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE WORK AT
J. his old stand on Deaderiek street, (over Bark
horn's Saloon.) He does all kinds of Gun and
ristol repairing, and warrants nis wore.
Only regular uuni -cr in mo ciiy. ueo-im.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
F.K.HUGHESiSiLTSMAN,
(Formerly HUGHES BROS..)
It f t ' l .11 1 n ! . ) ! ' .
PROPRIETOBS,
IK I il
Corner College anil Union HiH.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
rriHIS GALLERY, so long and favorably known
JL throughout the South, is still under the full
tide of operation, one of the partners, Mr. Hughes,
i, vi -w ,itlf rfltnmwl froBi London. Parts.
and other citiet in Europe, with all the recent im
provements known to tho Photographic Art. lit
are in constant correspondences with parties in
IinJnn t h T lb .11 riuIUTOr tO be UlC fiTSt tO
introduce every new feature here as tbey preseat
themselves..
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Site, in Ojl
PHOTOGRAPHS. Cabinet She. Plain, India
Ink or Oil.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Cartfs de" Ylsite,
.'! '. - ' i -
OPAL or PEARL MINIATURE, New Style,
AMBR0TYPE3."
MELALNOTYPES.
Abu,
The Double Photograph,
Or two nositions of the same person on one Card.
i . , .. ' :,-- f At --'hi-:
Vnnsa r.f all U,M fcBll tl MCri fl t Will. AlbUBSS,
etc kept constantly on hand, which we will sell
as low as ean De purcnaseu eiewnerc.
We respectfully solicit a liberal share of patron-
axe. All worn warranted to oe nrst-oass. auu uu
reasonable terms. On e us a call.
Jan9-tf
'DlsHolHtieH ofiartHershil.
THE FIRM OF GARDNER A CUNNINGHAM
of the Louisville Ornaments! Ir.nl W orkli
Ji&lraJ k fMoinai lauuaal. F. liOTllner Will
coatiBM We bariness promptly in the Mannhcj
tore or all kind of Iron Work: and all .due and
indebtedneea created with tbe abov firm will te
settled wits t. ijAiii'.w.".
jftsS, '65-2w.
Biaaer copy and sen! bill to this dice.
BANKERS &?BR0E1&3.
SHLZ. TOUR VXCOtREXT 3CAXET.
The fellowiac arc the rates said, by 13108. S.
MAKR, BROKER, corner of Unioa aad College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotation.
are liable to fluctuatebut may be depended on
fer a sufficient length of time for resuMaECt to
be received by mail or express, K forwarded with-.
outdeiay. f
texxessic Bank of Falton .J5
,m , , " Savannah 40
BankofTennessee.old theStateofGaa)
i., .T?,"C ?? City Bank of Angneta-fiO
Planters' Bank 55 Farmers' and Mcuhan-
Union Bank rX0 i-s Bank, . ...13
Bank.ofChattaicgi-aMcchanice'Bank -..12
" Commcrt-;. Merchants' and PJan-
' KBOXViIle W ters'Uank.. M
" H.cm,raii-' Planters' Bank 15
" Middle Tenn-flO unon Bank ...10
the Union par !T
lnlt Tunu
A2 Bank of Cp'Fewr
Back Is Bank.
City Bankv
nommererXl RAnk
-par
cnwiott:
Claremlcin 12
Commerw J3B
FayetteviUe10
Lexington. -26-N
CaroSina30
Wadesburo'-ai.
Washlairten 10
Wilmiairton-M
Yn.nivvill 10
lerchants' " .
Northern par
Oeoeo " 42
Bask of Shclbyville SO
Southern Bank 25
Traders' Bank .50
IiifeandueaeraUnsur-
ance uompany.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ISO Comatrcial.BanE -15
Farmers' Bank of N.
Hamlin
Bank vf Camdeo f JO Merchants' Banl:. 25
" Charleston 18 Bank ofRoxboni -25
" Chester. .18 Miners' and Planters'
" Georgetown 17 Bank--. 15
" vSSfciS' it T1ROI.1IA.
is ewberry la ,
" the State of S. Bank of Berkley 75
Carolina ... .18 Commerce JO
Commercial Bank. .15 " Howardsvilleao
Exchange Bank 15 . . the Old Do-
Farraers'andExchange minion--
Bank 12 Bank of Richmond 15
Merchants' Bank .18 . 50CtPn?!c-S
Peoples" Bank., W . 50c.1S,nfMnl-Y2
Planter, lUnlc Of Pair- SjCOttSVlllC 10
fl.u . i " theVsJleyof
ii.n. .,i ri,.r,r Viriinla.. -- - Sj
ti.nfc'j .s Bank of Virginia .J-V
State"Ban!ri."S5S!r.aiS WheeJing--2B
Southwestern tt.-B--.jSO , , tI"","'?,',";
Union Banki 1---. Central Bank of Vai0
. . Danville Bank...-. 15
lou miaxa. Exchange Banl: or VaJO
Bank of America-. par ExchangeBank at Wes
7 i LouUiana-..i0 ton -.. 20
N ew Orleass-SO Exchange Bank at Al
Canal Bank ...-90 exandria 40
Citizens' Bank.-.. CO Fairmount Bank 60
Crescent City Bank40 Farmers' Bank of Fin
Louisiana State Bank-40 castle SO
Mechanics 'and Traders' Farmers' Bank of Va.-25
Bank .--80 Manufacturers and
Merchants' B ink 40 Farmers' -SO
Southern B nk ..par Merchants' Bank .30
Union Bank .-50 Merchants' and Me
New Orleans Scrip 80 chanics'- 75
luiivr ' Wortnwestern iJan XI
i i r 1 1 1 uutunraiciu aiu m
Bank of Mobile- 10 T-,.n Ttnk iU
Montgomery-SO
Selma 25 n..i.i nn
Central Bank--- JO SUvc Dollars ;110
Commercial Bank 30 .. 'Ualrcs and ..
Eastern Bank.- 48 Qaarte 433
Northern Bank. J riO c:7 t: ...1 ir.tr-
Southern Bank ...0 riimM 13n
GEORGIA. Vouchers. 9n
Central Railroad Bank 80 Tennwseo I3on Is A
Georgia Railroad and Davidson u. ttonow
Hanking company uu ...u-u.ni-Mg
Bank of .Middle Ua 65- ...
Marine Bank ooj-n,,,!,! :., ronnon
II A X KIXQ
HOUSE
A. wiTTE E I E8 SaC CO.
25 UNION STREET.
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Exchange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and Sil
ver, Government Vouchers,, State and United
States Bonds, Foreign and Domestic Bills!
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
of their old friends, and tbe tradinz nublic gene
rally, to tbe fact 'that . their bannerols again nn-
rurled, and tney respectfully ask a share ot their
patronage. Below are our ratos for uncurrent
Bank notes, Ac.
Txxx-ss-g. t.m ot mtun. ..:
Bank of Tennessee old .. ?nn??;
issue. 35,.. btateof Ja15
Planters' Bank -55 UanK of Augusta.15
Union Bank 58 '".'V.0 jcuu-
Bank of Chattanooga-20 uIfL.ilvn?irr: 'i"
L'ommerce-isu "" ,""i"-.rr Tl"
Knoxville 40 Merchants' aad Plant
Memphis 75 ra, I""T 06
MiddleTenn- Kla.nter 10
Par. 40 Union Bank-.. 05
U5i0nPan i SOKTII CAUOLIXA.
y est "Acnn rvr .
Buck's Bank-
Bank of Capo' Fear-
-par
20
Citr Bank .45
Charlotte 20
Clarendon 10
CoBJnerce 15
Fayetteville.ft
Lexington .a)
N. Carolina.
Wadeboro 15
Washlngton-05
Wilmington-15
Commercial Bank A5 . ,.
Merchants' "' !45 t ,
Northern " par ..
Ocoee " 40 .,
Bank of Sbelbyville 75
Southern Bank 10 ,.
Traders' Bank... 25 . .-
Life and General Insu-
ranee Company 25
SOUTH CABOUXA.
1 anceyville-Os
Commercial Bank. 10
Farmers' Bank of N.
Bank of Camden 25 ,,Val?"na:,Tr":
Charlcston.-15 f."rSifS
Chester. 15 l5ank-Of Roxboro -20
Georgetown..l5JIj?e' onJ Flanters'
Hamburg 15 hn 20
Newberrv.. 12 rnnmi
Bank pf the.SUte of m
Smith I'nrolinn . S JJCltlcjr- uu
Commercial Hank 12 ,,
Commerce. 25
Exchange Bank 12
HowardsvilIelO
the Old Do
minion. 30
Richmond 15
Rockbridgc-25
Rockingham.
ScotUrillc 10
the Valley of
Virginia. 25
Virginia. 15
Wheeling. 75
Winchester 25
farmers and Exchange
liank ...... ..iu
Merchants' Bank .15
PeoDlcs' Bank..- 40
Planters' Bank of Fair-
field . 12
Planters' and Mechan
ics' Bank ..... .20
State Bank -10
Southwestern R.Road.25
Union Bank CO ,
Central Bank ef Va.15
Danville Btnk 10
L'I II..U fV. K
LOUISIANA,
Bank of America-
America. par .Sir
1 -xi Exchanse B k at Ys-
New Orleans) ,.toP .-.15-
Canal Bank. "cnange uank ot AI-
Citiiens' Bank SO exandria...
Crescent City Bank40 i""uu,'V; T S
Louisiana Stkto Bank-40 1 a? l'nk "t Finr
Mechanics' A Traders .castle -.. 15
Bank 80 armers Bank of V a-15
Merchants' Bank. joanuiactuxer- far
Southern Bunk par,,mer 1a,,,r-
Union Bank .-CO Merchants Bank.aj
New Orleans Scrip 80 -Merchants and Mo-
vuauim -4sj4 w
alabaua., Northwestern Bank.-40
Bant of Mobile: .70 i1w?s,,:n,J,a' J?
JIcntgomery5 iruc"
Selma "S . " . . -
CentralTlankU.i---".ow-'-tl"-;.'-
Commercial BankJU 20 Si vcrf.DoI ars .-140
Eaatcrn Bank 15 Jl"'", Qaar"
NorthernBank 50 ""-'.nlCT -
Southern Bank 70 , Jimr uimes.,-lJ?
aEoaaiA. Tennessee Bonds .83
Central R.Road Bank.s5 Davidson co. Bonds- 70
Georgia Railroad and, L. A H. R, R. Script .75
Aianking lompanyra
Bank 6f Middle Ua.'. S5 The above bonds aro
Marine Bank 65 boug't with coupons from
Bank of Augusta 23 1SC1 included.
Augusta Insuranco 10
Bank of Athens .15 N. Carolina Coupons 34
Columbus. 12 Memphis City CouponstO
Commerce 10 Tennessee Coupons 50
Empire St'to-15 Georgia Coupons -30
'educationalI
Select English & Classical Sckeel,
rpHE NEXT TERM OF MY SCHOOL FOR
JL Boys will commence on Jloinlny, Febru
ary Otli. A few more pupils can be received.
School Room in Basement of tbo Cumberland
.Presbyterian. Church. Summer street. . V
janlO-lw W.UlL'iS TllUJirSU.N.
EdRcflcld School for Boys.
THE 25tm SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence January 15th, Wm, in the Base
ment of Hobson Chapel. Tuition $25 per session,
payable monthly in advance. No deduction for
lost time. , - , JAMES ANDERSON.
Janl2-2t ' '
Clawileal, Sfnifaematlcsl, and ITnffllxIi
School. Tho Exercises of my School will be
resumed on MONDAY, THE FIRST OF JANU
ARYISGC. jn the Rooms in tbe Sontheatt.corner
o( the First Presbyterian Cha'rcn. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can be
received. Natii. Ckom.
dec30 Ini'
,1 ,' ! jr dim
i.Educatey.our Children.
Tlie" Hemlcary
Ijwllea'
In the large and elegant Kirkmnn Building; cor
ner of Summer and Cedar streets, offers very
superior advantages, as a Bearding and Day
SchooL
True Scholarship' Order,1 Moral and Social
Cnlture. are tho leading ideas in this Institution.
In addition to the regular EDjlishcoanc, Music,
and the French clisscs, there are now more pupil
in Latin in, this School, it is believed, than in any
ever conducted in this city.
The Next Sunios will open on MONDAY.
JaBuary 29PeiitsHMy'eEttr'oatbe',nrt 01
January, howtvef Je4.bobtt)!r prepared for the
ensuing session. W. E. WARSy
P. O. B6X 449, Principal.
dcc28 lm
THE CeLUXBU AUIXXKUK,
Columbia, Tcun.
OUR JfEXT SESSION OPENS ON THE
29th of January, to elose on the 29th of June.
Board and Tuition from One Hundred and Five
to One Hundred aad Tweaty-itrea dollars. The
Library. Apparatus', etc-wen nninlured by the
war, and every department of instruction is mora
ably conducted than ever before.
Examination and Concert Jiaaary 26tb.
,Ma.? UWQ.VXVW, Rector.
janz,
PRATT'Sf
Academy of Dancing,
' COR, CHi'RCH AX'is'VK NE STREET,
NASIIVILLE,'12NN.
AM. 1'ASHje.TABI.i; itASCbff,
WTflTTERATICAIXT TAUGHT
class rs xgrr as follows ;
MASTEiL MISSES , AND LADIES CLASS',
every Wedaesdajr aed Ntarday inemoos.
Gents' Cl, Wediw-day al Situhky hiniai
at il4 o clock. - -
'i 'J'.Sj This pli WxelatTiy for new Whine?
. TxtlH Ten DoHan, fer tba Sesafes, is adrans
, GEORGE PRATT, Teaeter.
dec9-lf POST Qlttt Sax 278.
Late cf Evaas k go.,' Late Fitehcpherdica.
W.H.BVAS.-. l,J,(sK.K:OAnXXg,
Late of Evans t co!. e Late f Gardner CO.
-. B. B. BCCTtKB.
oj ?f i,t-rf?. id vLatofGrdaer4Co.
iLateof Evaas cv.uLate With Gardner aco.,
MM, KITE G0.
SO. 4, lAiJLOCK, 1
NASHVIIiliE, XEINIV.'
-.lift -ij 1 '.,' 1
WE ARE NOW. OPENING A LARGE AND
welt assorted stock or
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
B ET &O 033 8
VARIETIES,
Boots, . Shoes, Hats,
AND
V.'f
: i - I - ' . ... . ,
BILIDY" MADE CI.OTIIIXG,
1 . ,
PUHCHASED.POR CASH
Sinco the recent decline' tn prices, which we offer
to tae Trade
AT VERY LOW l'RICEN.
Being connected with EVANS, GARDNER i CO.
of New York City, and IMPORTING all Foreign,
and purchasing from Manufacturers all Americau
Goods, and possessing every advantage of getting
Goods at
LOWEST PRICES
We feel every confidence in. laying to Men bants
that wo will sell them as Cheap as they can pur
chase in
- AJfTT SIARUET.-a
Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM, of both
Buying and Selling, enables us to do business on a
VERY NMAIX ADVANCE,
so that those who buy from us can compete with
Stocks purchased any where. '
Having resident partners in New York, gives us
advantages, in keeping'np a Stock, which Mer
chants will find large and well assorted throughout
the season.
W solicit aa Examination ol our Stock.
Evans, Fite & Co.,
SO. 4, XN BLOCK,
JTANIIVILLE, TEXXE8SKE.
declS Sm
GROCERIES, PRODUCE &c
FEESH
FAMILY GR0CEEIES.
"SirE HAVE ON HAND A GOOD ASSORT
W MENTof
FAMItY GROCERIES,
Consisting iu part of
Sugar, ik- , t
COlTCC, !!.!
FniHs, '
Mackerel,'
Flour,
Tobacco,
ClgarH, etc.,
Which we will dtspose of at private sale for fair
prices.
We have also for rale, 1000 buihoU of prima
heavy Oats, which we wish to close out at once
under instructions. , .
MR. WM. PRICHARb lonr and favorably
known to this community has taken quarter with
us, and will be pleased to see his old friend and
customers. GODSIIALL & HOLLAND.
decW tf 3'A South Market street.
1 OOO 1TOEslI,S VKAC11 nL0U' P0TA
1 000 BUSIIELS PIUME 0AT3'
In store, and for sale at prices below tbe market
by GODSIIALL !e HOLLAND.
Our Auction Sale bn Thursday next will em
brace a fine variety of Liquors, Tobacco and Gro
ceries generally, together witht he consignments
above mentioned, .
GODSIIALL HOLLAND,
3'A South Market street.
decl9-Ct
H. T. UiSSISOALI.
KX. JiKTCKIt.
MASSENGALE i SNYDER,
NtorugT, I'oVwnnllnsr Jc Ocupral
Oommission Merchants',
NO. S SOUTH MARKET STREET,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
X-
the buying and selling of
COTTOX,'
TOBACCO
CHOCEKIKS
A3T PHODCCK GENERALLY,
Contigamesls Respectfully Solicited.
RcfereacM :
AIX. Fall. NasbvUI. Tenn.
Hillman Brothers, Nuaville, Tens.
R. T. Kitknatrick, Nashville, Tenn.
.IiBiM Nirfcol, Ni4iVille,-l'ran.
D. II. BaWrrin Co:. New York.
Andrew Buchanan Jc Co., LouUriHr, Ky.
Witerhou. Pesr". JcCo., Bankers. X. Y.
H. Daniel k Co., Ciseianati, Ohio.
llmakxJt Porter, Ciseianati, Ohio.
Gsrthrie Co., JiOairrUIe.
Oraie & Farrar, Atlanta, Ga.
P. t.- Pease; Maeon. Ga. dee4-w3a.
ACHK CKIATHA V. ,'.T,91HU. C It IX XXV.
ARCHER CIIEATirA3f A CO.,
WHOLESALE
GEO0EES AM) COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Asd Importers of
Brandies, Wjnes and Liquors,
And Dealer! Is
Tbcce,HaTaBRa Cixajra, etc.,
S6. CSLLEfif! BTRfiHT,
derft-lea NA.rnrILLE. TX.VX.
A CAKD.
r
juven4poca.oi inyvnure mock er l)nig. .MeJt
inaif. etc- tn Memnr. R- K JKMCrVM A-01
Wbowi I eenhoee tae biedaeeej at theodtan
So.X Market street. I lake thU opeortmslvW'
retara'say tta.nk to Utei aJN f..r tbe very.llber
patreaage 'wfcitn he twttf etteedni to-i for"
wnteer.ef jeaH.ed bwpeak a eewtisitMee of it
10 my weeeei'vrs, witom 1 ntest Heart y Hnwcteaa
ts toMe Mrarer experieace, applfeaSw. auer
gy afil in tetrity. T. WELSl.
dee-2-lEB.
WASHIXGTOSr
Insnvaiice Company,
OJ" - -----
XTRTN TORK.
ASsirre? iK;o,m
II03CE
Insurance Coinimiiyj
or:
2VEW. HAYEXL
ASSETTS
BLICIEScovcrlag rUfa'ags.Hi. Are. and also
:y River and Rail Road issued oa mctt-bvor-
aDictcrmj.tt.thi4 agency by - -
P. P.' PECK, .
Art at NaskvUIe.
Orncc temporarily at Forbes Jc Staes. Cor
ner ofiCollepo and Union StrecU.. .
janl ly-ins
The State1 Imswrwacc Co.,
OF
lr.'
XaskTlll c,, v
CaP it a l $ 3 ooi61bo.
FIRE. MARINE, HULL ANDINLAND
Transportation Risk taken at equitable rates.
OFFICE, SEWSB SAtlvSAL BASKTlO!J!.
College Street,
LOSSES FA1BL! AWrSTIJ 1M msmY '?AI3.
OFFICERS.
JOHN LUMSDEN, President.
W. J, THOMAS. Vice President. .
JAMES STEELE. Secretary.: '
JOSKPH NASH. General Ageat. deet-Ja.
KEEP INSURED.
NASimi,IiE'
COMMERCIAX. INSURANCE COXVAXY,
Capital All PalU In.
rHIS COJIPANT. ESTABLISHED IN" lSJi
L insures Buildings, Vessels in Port, Merchan
dise, Household Furniture, and other property on
the most liberal terms.
FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND RISKS TAK
EN AT LOWEST RATHS.
XiOftNeM Ubcralljr Adjusted and Promptly
Paid by thkt Company.
Premiums paid in Gold will bo entitled to
returns in Gold in case cf loss.
Parties or Firms giving us their Marine BasintM
will be entitled to preference in Fire Policies.
Ample Security, Ihir Boiet, Prompt Puymentt.
BIRECTOKS.
ALEXANDER FALL, JAMES WOODS,
JNO. KIRKMAN. W. wTBERRY.
WM. T.BERRY, C. V.. HILLMAN,
M.BURNS. JNO.H. KMT IN.
W. H. EVANS. . SAM. PRICU1TT.
ROBERT THOMPSON.
ALEX. FALL, Pres'U R. O. MoNAIRT. Sec'y.
dect-tjanl.
I1ST SUH A.jS'iCJE.
THE TENNESSEE
Marin e an&'F frr e
ti lssvRAXvr. WMPAjriri:!.
I vj,;. -
' t . ft.
Under the new charter, U now open frjliuaineM
AT. NO. 31 NORTH - COLLEGE n STREET
' ' Next door to corner of 'Un!u ftrtet
JOSEPH TV. AEEEX, Pretdet,
A. W. HCTT.EK. HM-rjlni-y.
DIRECTORS.
John M. Hill. Watson M. Cooke,
C. A. R. Thompson, D. Weaver.
Daniel F. Carter, John B. Johnson.
Samuel Vanleer, G. 21. Fogg,
R. B. Cheatham, A. G. Adams,
Josea W. Allen.
dect ly
EEAL ESTATE, to.'
NELSON I MUEFREE
31EAX, ESTATE AGENTS,
fJa Chorry.Ktrect, Bear Ualeitr
NASHYILLE, tenk,
KAVE a Urge amount of Real EUts to tell tn
this and the ailjoining States.
THEV BUY AND SELL
City, County and Stats Bonds on eommbiloa. as
well as every description of Government 'Securi
ties TWO MAURY COUNTY FARMS
are offered at very reasonable 'prices. Abo, one
in Williamson. .."
A PLACE ON THE CUMBERLAND1RIYF.R.
of 100 acres, Jn.Jackloa, county, Teaa for sale
ai'I.ENBI CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALIX
QO FEET on Church strut, opposite the Mai -OU
well House and MaaonleTenple, at a reason
able price. This is central, choice property, ai
Is more than 3Xl Xeet deep.
43 Feet, improved, on Vine street, between
Church and Union, very choice location, tat the
improvements are moderate. Tbe price is very
low.
3 Feet, with large bricfc dwelling, va Vine
street, between Union and Cedar, being about the
most desirable location for residences in the city.
200 Feet on MeGarock street. West Nash vllle.
on which is a neat Brick Dwelling, S er 7 rooms,
lltcben. stable, etc;, and j3rst-rat cut era. Price
ocly fJ.W. House and prtaiscs in goed order.
10 Feeton Broad street. Wt Nas&ville. with
eleeest 'new Brick House, eontainisc 10 or 1
rooml, kitchra, stabM, twe sistrras, carttbbery,
eta., etc;. t $15,000. Very desirable. If not sold
witbln-ten days, tbbt large and choice ple will
be rented for the maaloder of this and therwhole
of aext year.
30 Feet on North Market street, eerar of Log
eust, on which is the well knows r!at Smith
house. Price $lifl.
30 reel on Spruce street, wita lr. ekgant
pnd ntwBnck Dwolling. costaiaiwc H roesu.2
batli rooms, kitchen, extra ie. wilk J4, water,
and every modern Improvement.
15 -Feet, on Park street, with common Im
provement, very lor. This preperty rtws through
to Summer.
I'e"' on College struet. being ta lower por
tion of the- lot now occupied by Department
Headquarters, belonging to Dr. Wattrs. Price,
$o00 per fooU
A ehoice little lot en North College, Jut below
be Pnbiie Sauare, at a sacrifice.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
We offer for sale a Saloon bd Reaarat. caw
dolnr a nroStabla basinesf. in thrvery ceatre of
trade, at a price perfectly satisfactory." '
EDGEFIELD.
We have nrr l.VO feet of twnd wTW meet
ehoi and desirable streets lu detfor lease
for Ave year from lstJaouerr next. Mfeieje
'which ought to be satisfact-ty.ta. thuc Mt U
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