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Union and" American,
THXTSA.V, JAXUART 18, 1S68.
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IFrtw tha JjwMTiHe Coaricr.l
THE JACKET F CRAT.
. EV .XRS. C. A. .BALL.
FoM it up crefuHy, lay it adde. . ,
-Teaderly touch it, look on it with pndc
For dew mart it bo to oar heart evermore,
Thcjaeket of sw o laved soldier wore.
Can e ever forget when ho joined the bravo band
Who rows in defence of onr dear bouthcrn land.
And, te W briflht ypath. bBrritd oo to the fray,
Hoir proadly he dofiscd t, thel&eket of Bray 1
Hit fend mother Jdessad hta, and looked op
omBseadinc to Heaven the child ofhsr love ;
What aatu&ti was hers, mortal tongue mar not
iFheB he'paswd from ear right ia the Jacket of
Eray.
J3at her eewitry had called, and she would not rC
ThWh cosily the aaenfiee placed on it shrine;
Her heart' dearect hope on her altars the lay.
When the seat oat her boy in the jacket of gray.
Months paused and war's thtfnder rolled o'er tho
Unsheathed was the sword, and lighted the brand;
We heard, w the distance the Mima 01 wo iray.
And prayed for oar boy in the jacket of gray.
Ahl vain, all, all, were our prayers and our tears;
Tho glad shout of victory rang in ourears;
T?nt nnr Irrjuiurril one on the rcil battlo field lav.
While tho life blood oozed out on the jacket of
gray
His young comrade found him and tenderly bore
Anecoia, iueicss lorm 10 nis noinoon inc snore;
Oh I dark were our heart on that terriblo day.
Whoa we saw our dead boy in the jacket of cray,
Ahl spoiled and tattered and stained now -with
core.
Was tho guracnts which once ho so proudly wore;
Wb bittcrlv went as we took it away.
And replaced with death's white robes tho jacket
Mgrny.
We laid him io rest in his cold.' narrow bed.
Aad grieved o'er the marble we placed o cr his
Bead.
As the proudest of tributes our sad hearts could
pay,
" He never dlicrMcd tho jacket of gray."
Then fold it up carefully, lay St aside.
Teedcrly touch it, look on it with pride
For dear must it be to onr hearts evermore.
The Jacket of gray our soldier boy wore.
I'EACE OR WAR.
The New York correspondent of the
Louisville Democrat discussing the possibility
of a war with France, growing out of the
Mexican question, sey:
Tkere are some of the most Iong-hcadcd
men in Wall street men, I mean, whoSirc
well posted up ia what h going on behind
the scenes in the State Department at Wash
ington -whs 'are predietiBg to-day that we
shall be at-war with Franco in"vlcssthT-in'
ninety days. The diplomatic correspondence
whica the President has. sent into Congress
is referred to as foreshadowing that event;
but behtnd that correspondence there are in
Alien cen at wofk that do sot make for peace.
Thoneh Louk Napoleon says, in eficct, that
hi) will not withdraw his troops from Mexico
tuileeg we recognize Maximilian, and though
Mr. Seward intimates in reply, that this
Government will never accede to any such
proposition, it is believed that an amicable
solution of , the difficulty could be arrived at
were it bo) for a powerful outside pressure
of certain parties, who see in another war
a renewal of Cat army and navy contracts,
and this pressure is strengthened by another
that receins its inspiration from the Mexi
can loan. That loan has been divided up
aettg a score or more of tricky politicians,
principally JLoyal Leaguers. The bonds at
present are worthless' but if tho UntBd Sta
tes can somehow be dragged or pusheinto
a war on behalf of Juarez a value would be
given them which they would not be slow to
improve. It was these Mexican "bondhol
ders," principally that engineered the so
called Monroe doctrine meeting that was
held at the Cooper Institute on Saturday
everting last, and it is the same class of pa
triots who are constantly repeating the patriot
cry, "Maximilian must get out of Mexico,"
ana, "if tie won't go out peaceably, we must
drive him out by force." One of these fellows
by Cie war, on that occasion, went out of
t ,II..J- , . .1.. t f T
ins way uj auuuu io uic laio Auniiiaui jjiu-
coin, as the second bnviour cl mankind.
Ifrecdinca'M IJurcnu.
Senator Trumbull's bill to enlarge tho
Frcedmcn's Bureau provided that the act
cstablislung a bureau for the relief of freed
men and refugees, approved March 3d, 1805
shall continue in force until otherwise pro
vided by law, and shall be extended to re
fugees and frccdmcn in nil parts of the Uni
ted Statos; and the President may divide the
section of country containing such refugees
and frccdmcn into districts, each containing
one or more States, not exceeding twelve in
number, .and by hdvico and consent of tlicr
benale appoint an assistant commissioner
t 1. i 1 l.-ll i i
ui buuii uisinciK, wiiu Biinu givu n. iikc ixjiw
and reccivo the same duties lirccribed bv
this act; or said bureau, in the discretion of
tho rresidcnt, be placed under a tjonimis.
sloncr and Assistant Commissioner, to be
detailed from the army, in which event each
oflicer so assigned to duty snail serve with
out increase of pay or allowance.
Section two provides for the division of
the districts into suu-dititricls, and the ap
pointment of clerks, and authorize) the
President to extend military supervision
and protection over all employees, agents
and oilier officers.
Section thrco authorizes the Secretary of
War to issue provisions, fuel clothing, (&,
lor rciugccs and lrccumcn.
Section four nuthorir.es the President to
reserve for sale, or for settlement under tho
pre-emption law, and to set apart for freed
men and loyal refugees, unoccupied lands
!.. 1M J- II! ?..? I r ....
in i'lunua, juiiwiMijijii aim jvrMUis.TS, HOI
exceeding in all three hundred thousand
acres of good lands, and the Commissioner
tmder the direction of the President, shall
cause the same from time to time to be allot
ted and assigned in, parcels not exceeding
forty acres each to loyal refupecs and frccd
mcn, who shall be protected in the uses and
ejojfit thereof for such a term of time
at wch anuol rents as may ic agreed ujwn
between tho Commissioner and each refugee
or frccdman. which shall be based on the
valuation of tho land, to be ascertained in
such a manner as the Conimiidoncr, under
tho direction of the President, by regulation
prescribe at the end or such a time, or soon
er if the Commissioner shall assent thereto,
the occupants of any parcels bo assigned
may purchase the land and receive the title
thereto from the United States in fee upon
paying therefor the value of the land ascer
tained as aforesaid.
Sec. 5th, That the jKwscssitory titles gran
ted in pursuance of Mnj. Gen. Sherman's
special field order, dated Savannah, Jan. 1G,
18C5, are hereby confirmed and made valid.
Sec. Gth, That the commissioner shall
under direction of the President, procure in
tho name of the United States, by grant or
purchase, luch land within tho district
aforesaid, as may be required, for refugees
and freed mm dependent on the Government
for support, and he shall provide, or cause
to be built, asylunu and schools; but no such
purchase shall be made, nor contract for the
same entered into, nor other expenses incur
red, until after appropriations shall have
been provided by Congress for the general
purposes of this act, out of which payment
lor said lands shall be made; and the Com
missioners shall cause such lands, from
time to time, to bo valued allotted, assigned,
and sold in the and form provided in the
preceding section, provided, always, that
said land shall not 1h sold for less than the
cost thereof to the United States.
Sec, 7th, authcrizes the President to ex
tend the military protection to frccdmcn in
all cases of laws making discrimination
acainst them on account of color.
Sec btn, preen Dcs me puuisiimciiavior
subjecting frewmen to slavery.
tVttnt Tonne: IVoplc Nhonld Know.
Tlnliet Inheritance which parents can
give their children is the ability to help and
take care of themselves. This is better than
a hundred thousand dollars apiece. In any
trouble or difficulty thev have two excellent
sen-ants in the shape of two bands. Those
who can do nothing, and have to be waited
upon, are lV.plesa and cosily disheartened in
the toisfbrtutics of life. Those who are ac
tive aim! hardy meet troubles with a cheer
ful face, and easily surmount them. Let
young people, therefore, learn to do as many
things as possible.
Every boy should know how, sooner or
later
1. To dress himself, black his own boots,
cut his brother's hair, wind a watch, sew on
a bttttoa, make a bed and keep the clothes
2. To harness a horse, grease a wagon and
harnws a team.
3. To carre fowls and meat, and wait on
A. To iik the o&ws, shear the sheep and
dras & veal or mutton.
5. To reokeB taoitev and keep accounts
correctly, uA owling to feec-keeping
C. T wiisfi Mt Wsfpr5jrite hrieir
t'xprMtjel -feklfsjK kttr in a ged JhhhI,
fold ami iwptrWite H properly, and write'
contract 1 - - .--
7. TrpJow, sow gnua mm grass, dnv t
Kowisg ftlctinj baild a fie&t stack and
&&t. .
To put up & pack-age, ouuu a nre, menu
broken tool, whitewash a wall and regulate
a clock.
Every girl should know how
1. To sew and knit. , ,
2. To mend clothes. neatly.! -sl fi
3.-Toraakebcdi , l H f f
'A. To dress'her own hair.
5. To wash the dishes and sweep the car
pets. 6. To moke good bread and perform plain
cooking.
7. To keep her room, drawers and closets
in order.
8. To work a sewing-machine
9. To make good butter and cheee.
10. To make a dress and children's 'cloth
inp. 11. To keep accounts and calculate inter
est 12. To write fold, and superscribe letters
nrooerlv.
;13; Toncrsc tho sick effectually, and, not
to laini ai me sigiu oi a uruji ui uiuuu.
14. To be ready to render efficient aid to
those in trouble, and in an unostentatious
way. ."
15. To receive aud entertain visitors in,
the absence or sickness of her mother.
A young lady who can do all these things
wcll.'and who is always ready io' render aid
to the aftiictcd and mitigate the pcrpiexi
tics of those around her, will bring more
comfort to others and happiness to herself,
and be more esteemed than if she knew how
to dance, simper, sing and play on the
piano.
The Kcv. M. P. Lowry, late Brigadier
Oencral in the. Confederate army, Ukc all
tho rest of the ex-rebels, with a few unim
portant exceptions, has gone back to his ap
propriate chosen work as a njinisterof the
Gospel, and has taken charge of two diurcn
cs in Xippah county, Jliss. -( y
2VTE1V STORE.
Pandblfiiii- JEiva,
NO. 12 NORTH CIIEItltY STREET,
JIltEES;lS1
1'
FANCT GROCERIES.
"WINES, LIQUORS,
j CIGARS, ETC.
' A.M0NG TIIEIR ST0CK MAY hE FUND :
! Java: Rio ind-M6chaC6ircer ! " 1 '
Crushed. Powdered, Coffee, I'orti-Rico, and every
craue oi urown oucars;
Teas, Candies, Starch;
- Cutile, Palm, Erasive and Laundry Soaps;
Almonds, Filbart, Currants. Prunes, Ratios;
llutter. Oysters, Fancy and Almond Crackers;
Pine Annie, (iluustcr and Domcntie Checfe:
Mixed, Uirkins, Chow-chow and Imperial Hot
Pickles;
Mushroom, Walnut, India, and Sir Robert Peel
lauun ;
Sultana, Royal, Table. Beef Steak, Royal Osborne,
Jonn nun, bono, Jjotul and llerrey bauccs;
Essence of Anchovies : Essence of Shrimps;
liaille. Imiicrial and Durham Mujtani:
Mushrooms; Dutch Anchovies; Anchovy Paste
nirasDours Aleau, rolled lontue.rollou nam;
, Fruits of every variety in cans and Jars,
ix tiieih srocE or
'W i it c h and IS r u n d i,c h
ALL OF WHICH ARE
OKXUIXK AXD IXPIOKTED,
MAY BE. FOUND
t'Pcmartin and DiiffGordon Shcrrief ;
.Old Choice and Reserve Madeira ;
.London Dock anil Dunrundv Port:
Pemartin, Blamjuefort and St. Julicn Medoe
uiarci;
llautSantcrnc, Nicstcincr, Uockheimcr and Ca-
,pemcreier. (Sold Medal and Ucidsick, Champagne;
i inui viuiuuon, uiaru, uupuy.v: to t urainilca;
Jrbh, Scotch, Bourbou aud Robertson Counl
Whiskies;
Holland (Jin:
Mnriwhitio Absinthe; Verraouthc and all A
Konca ijiquors;
Baker's .and Holland Bitters;
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
'PIiaIa l.n,l. it. tsV. . r
viiuilu i'iuuub, wguuiuu wiiu uiwy vuriciv oj xu-
incstio ticariClitMTinpand bmoktni?. Tobacco ot
nllbrauds; toffotber with &U other articles uual-
FIRST CLASS FANCY GROCERY STORE.
It is the intention of TANDOLFINI & RIVA
to keep on hand at all times a complete assort
ment of everything in their line, of tho very best
quality to be purchased, which they are deter
mined to sell a low as any other establishment in
Ulils or any othercity.
They respectfully ask an examination of their
siotk iocnnj iiwurct' tuat no one will to away
aissaiisucu.
i oiF ix i !t . it i v a
1'iiiicy GroccrH,
AM) DKALKR3 IX
WINES, LIQUOKS ANDi GIGAES,
STo. 12 Xorth Clicrrj- Street,
decl-3m. NASHVILLE. TENN.
FOSTER BROTHERS.
ii:.vi.i:ks ix
FIXE FAMIIiY GHOCEItlES
FUItK WIXES,
BUAXIES
atvl, etc., etc.,
NO. 03 WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Xiuiliville, TcnncKscc.
"llfE HAVE IN STORE AND FOR SALE
a larce stock of
BROWN SUGAR,
CRU HED do
l0rDERED. do
RIO COFFEE,
FAMILY FLOUR,
SALT,
MACKEREL,
STAR CANDLES,
SOAP, "etc., i"
etc. etc;
OYSTERS. COVE'AND SPICED,
CHEESE,
SARDINES, 1 "'
PICKLES.
RAISONS.
ALMONDS.
FILBERTS.
PECANS.. ,
ASSORTED CANDY.
LOBSTERS, etc"
etc.
Wines and Liquofs.
Burbon Whlnky,
do.
trench urandy,
Apple Brandy,
Peach Braudy.t
Cherry Brandy. '-' ' '
Baker's Bitters, etc, etc.
Holland Gin.
Jamaica Hum,
Sherry Wine,
Port Wine.
Cbainpacne me,
Claret Wine,
Catawba M'ine, etc, etc
Willow-Ware;
Superior Cirars:
Stnokinr Tobaccos; 1
' Pickles:
French Mustard; '
CanerCattnm
Java Cofice, etc
FOSTER RKOTIIERM.
deet If
SNUFFS, TOBACCO &c
J. & L. WHORLEY.
mrncTER.1) and PK.ar.cs ix
SNCTPPi PIPES
rOKElOX AKD DOMESTIC
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Xa. 3S Market Street,
KAJXY1XLX, TSVKZB3IE.
C0T30N YAttNS.;i
METCALFE BMS.ll.
NO; n BROAD STllEETj
Nashville, Tennessee,
CJEXERA1V OIL DEAIJBKS,
AGKXTS FOB THE SALE OF
Cottbii: Yarns and Sheetings
MANUFACTURED BY
EAGLE MIL'LS,
E A W K VE1IVRG,
: .v-
TKXKES3r.lt, - "''
3F3XA.NIEE.IiV 3F-A.CX03S, Y
CTXCTNXATI, OHIO,
GAEEATIX FACTORY,
t
Gallatin, Tennessee.
I if .
XTE HAVE RE-OPENED OUR OIL HOUSE.
T 7 and have perfected arrangements with our '
Old Oil Mamifacturcrs
for unlimited supplies of
LUBRICATING OILS,
Specially prepared for
COTTON MACHINERY AND RAILROADS,
nnd nave now In storo a large stock of
DliTcrciit Kindt of Oil,
tuperio to any -vrc have ever kept before.
We also have on hand a toed iupply of '
YARXN A X D S II E E T I X S
Metcalfe Bros. & Co.
dcclT 3m
DRY GOODS
R. H. THOMPSON,
DK1LXB IX THE
..CELEBRATED FATEXT
SHOULDEE SEAM.
AND FARIS t
E SH1
Undcr-Shtrts and Drawers,
English and German Half-Hose,
Gloves, Suspenders and Cravats,
Handkerchiefs and Collars,
t
Canes and Umbrellas,
Heavy Scarlet and
Whito Ribbed Sinks and Drawers
Gentlemen's Dressing Robes.
Tmnks, Valisousul Travelling Bags, '
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery.
R. II. THOMPSON,,
No. 28 Clierry Street,
KEATt VSlOJi.
Idee4-tf
SALE-& LIVERY?
IX SERVICE AGAI-BT;
TJF-AJNI-UJ
BIYEEY, SALE,
A
EX9'G'IIAJfGE STABLE
"y 'i"
DEADERICK
STREET.
BETWEEN CIIEItltY AND SUMMER.
J, P. PEXTECOST, Proprietor.
4
t
m
rPUK UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RETURN
1 rd from the North, with the best stock to be
had in the country. BUGGIES AND CAR
RIAGES ALU NEW, and horses superior to any
iBMr"fcffitii tar BOARDING J10RSES BY
Tilt DAY. WElK OKMUttTHiaresiicnualled
in the oily. Theienriees of on experienced Host
ler nave been seearod, who will give his exclusive
attention to.steck. . - v ..-
Cnnstesitlr, n hand, ftoe lot- oflORSES
AND MULES for (ale at the LOWEST XARKET
BATES. .
Havinr hail a Ions experience in thi baHEea, I
feel satisfied that I can give satisfaction in all rases
icct lm J. r. KAXhWSC
J. C. WHABTOJT & CO.,
tEALTX W
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC,
NO. S UNION STRS8T,
decMca XAeKVILLXt KN3T.4
stenteAt
. 'if
I r
MEDICAL: CAKD.
..i?t'l ""i
1 1. ' a 1 4 t V.
Ni)theJBviliiiits:iidi
DR. COlEMAN?S
...!
D I S P E SSABY
rou
V;
r
SPECIIl- SEiSES.
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0-1.7
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n
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North ' Clterpylt Strcet3(utlivUle.
. 1 -ns-
fi i
a a.l?
.1 ! Jll V.
1 svy a ?ja
DR. COtEMAsV"
lEstabUshed liia .DISEENSAEYun.'thu city
L several yaira since for the treatment of
CIIBOXiC AXD 1'KIVATK IU.Sr.ASI-S,
- . . s i-
having graduated at the University of Pennsylva
nia, at Philadelphia, in 1&J4-45, and since that
time he has diligently, applied himself to his pro
fession, and carefully investigated all the remedial
agents best calculated to alleviate tho diseases 01
suffering humanity, and tbtkeby merit tho confi
dence and esteem of his fellow citizens. The en
viable reputation which his
, : !'.. .J ' I
has always sustained, is an all-suflicicnt recom
mendation to thoso who have so long and favora
bly known it, and to such as arc unacquainted
with its superiority,. ho can say that physicians
inrougnoui uic country ranico it a rule 10 senu
A1X DESrKJtATK CAM EN
to him for treatment.
Whoever undertakes the Medical Profession
should feel resting upon him a double obligation
one, tlieuuty lie owes to tne public, to wnom ne
announces tbat no is aqualiDou member 01 111?
proression: tlio other, a duty lie. owes to liimscll.
to make and maintain a reputation for attain
ments and skill.
There are tome Practitioners, indeed there aro
many, wbo aro iguoran- f
hi.
VEXKUKAI, ' DINKASEK,
because they fancy it is, not respectable to trca
lucm.
Ho who properly appreciates his fellow beings'
suneriugs, will not know any diucrcncc in tne
retpectabtwu al auetitei allmaliu
subjects for his caro and reflection
retpectabililu of diietitei all maladies are alike fit
There exists, without a 'doubt, a deolorable de
gree of ignorance in regard to the nature and treat
ment or the wholo clsss of Venereal Itueate. Our
hospitals and craverards are full of the monu
ments of iguoranco in tho Medical Profession, and
it requires bold, scientific Physicians to make this
department a
S I'lE C l A1VIT. T
1 '
and give it tho rank and respectability which its
importance merits, 1' . .
! Under the head of "Soecial Euetuet'lit in
cluded all afflictions of both sexes, that do not
require dairy attention irom itwiitpentarv.
In the treatment of Yeneral Ditentet his
1 . . , .
REMEDIES AHE MII.I AND PI.EA8AKT.
as possible, and the time necessary to effect a cure
must be determined by circumstaaces, II i a
COXPUXEXTART XOTICES BY THE
I
!(.:
PRESS.
CITY
At a period liko the present, when our city ia
iiilea to orernowins witn a transient population,
and diseases prevail te an extent hitherto un
dreamtof, it is proper that the means of cure
should be of ready access, and that those imme-
Hiel.lv inl.r4-t4vl atinnlrt hav tnfnrmntinn whfoli
will lead them to avail thcstttlvei of 4mpetent';(firvTir fcrT'T) AT A T T)T fM7HT7T?
medical advice. Men who have been educated In I -UUJjliVliillLL'iilJu n H ) K Hi I t.
tbe best schools of the nrofewion of medicine, an
been successful in a practice of many years, are
surely worthy of confidence; if they bare riven
their attention exclusively to one branch of the
prolession. ana mauo tnemrelrea mastera ot It,
they nave still more right to expect support, more
particularly irthey bare aflbrded proof oft
ability to cure. To this latter class beloncs D;
L. Coliciiak, who, in bis speciality, has been a
bcnetaclor to tbe amicted, and may ever be relied
Ull U 44 C444U KJiU 44Ul 014.14441. .1 44.1 1444 4,44771.
The attention of the affiicted is directed to th
advertiscaent of Dr. Colxuav. in anouier column.
As a practitioner in tbe noble science of medicine.
ho stands at the head of hk profession. He is a I
irradr te of tho most distinruisbed University in
the SI to of Pennsylvania, and it may well be
nrou 1 him. lor 11 all its alnrani bave achieved
such I cess as he has, the Alma Mater may well
led pi iuuoi ner onspnnc. Aamtuie itme:
Attention ir directed to the advertisemcrt of I
Dr. UjLIVAX. to be TouBd inanotbereolvmn. Tho
Doctor is c tjradnate -of the University of Penn
syl vania, an old and experienced practitioner, and
nas been Terr suocessiul bom nere and eisewbere
In his treatment ef the various diseases to which
ba has devoted his attention for taanv thd
Those rcQuinnr ha service wiH find that be is
not only a skillful physician, but is a hich-toned.
clever ceaueman. .iacie j'retj.
6Hce Honrs from S ia tbe Morning- to j
9 at XlEHt.
All lcttere must be addressed
DX. X. I. C&IJEMAX,
Jbx 999, P. O.,
decl-lte
: -'.r ' . ; ' " ?:
(Succtesow to AY. F. Gray Jc Co.") ,
-i f
, v. ' ' ' '
Wholesale and Retail Bcnlera In
Tjmgs'Moines 0ils
PAINTS. DYE-STUFFS, I
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
..ill iik T -f
.Southwest Cor. Broad and Market Sts.,
i
tTTETtESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN
M teritionof the trade to our complete stockef
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles,
j .ETC.,, ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
DR. E; AlHARBEKT Wi'll be found at the
Old Stand, and ready te serve all.
doc.t-3m
EITTEKEU A CAHI4EK,
FAMILY GROCERIES'&c.
FAMILY CrR0CERY,
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET.
(old stand of Adams and Eves.)
HOBERT E VES & CO.,
W WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
TO THEIR ERIENDS AND CUS.
tomcrs that they have open J a first class family
Grocery Store at theold stand, so long occupied by
Adams X. Eves, on Dcaderick street. Tne Stock
has been selected with care, and embraces a com
plete assortment. of all the staple and fancy arti
cles', together witi
OLD WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS. TOBACCO. ETC, ETC.
TT00DEN WARE. 20 nests Wash Tubs. 20
Y V doien Wash Boards, 20 doien Painted Buck
ets, 10 dozen Sillers, a large lot of Brooms, etc., in
store. .j I
"VirillSKY 30 barrels nure Old Robertson
rt T County Whisky for sale, by the gallon or
barrel. ; ;
riOVE OYSTERS. Sardines, Pickles. Mustard,
J .urandy fruits, uauups, etc.
QCOTCH ALE. 20 doien Bottles of J. Walkcri
Lj Co. s celebrated bottled bcotch Ale. Also a
large lot of Young & Co.'s Edinburg Ale, in bot
tles.
CANDIES, Soda and
nell Biscuit, etc.
Butter Crackers, Crack-
CJUNDRIES Nails, Bed Cords, Rope, "Wrapping
KJ iTipcr, liemijons, coaps, uandlcs, etc.
f 10FFEE. SUGAR, TEAS, etc. Wo desire espo-
ciuii luvaii iiiii-iiuun iu uur riuciv ui uouce.
Sugar, Teas. Also, White Fish, Pickled Herring,
riour oy tne Darrci or sacg. Mr imuy use.
' dcc4-lm. ROBT EVES A CO.
TERIl A.SS ItltOTIIjBK.S
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORM'ARDING MERCHANTS. -N.
SOUTn MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
SUNDRIES.
''J A,
inn boxes Rosin Soap:
1UU 60 casks Soda:
F05 boxes Indigo (best;
25 do Madden
25 kegs and half barrels Golden Sytup
10 barrels Blacking:
100 boxes Grain and Ground Pepper;
25 do Spice;
25 do Ginger;
210 reams Wrapping Papei;
20 cases Matches;
100 boxes Star Candles;
6 cases Sunny Side Tobacco;!
20 boxes Imperial Tea. For sale low by
TERRASS BROS.
deel lm 35 South Market street. ,
QJUGARS.--50 hbds. common, prime and choice
kJurown sugar.
100 bbls. Crushed, Powdered and Granulated.
For sale by TERRASS BROS.
"l,rOLASSES. 100 bbls. common and choice
JJAMolasscs. iorsaloby XKUKASS BROS.
TT'LOUR. 200 bbls. extra to choice brand. For
JL sale low by TERRASS BROS.
TrHISKT.-50, bbls. F.N." A Coi's Robertson
l t county;
4 4 , . . ,
iiuouciirauneuo; .
25bbIs.TennD.Wfi Whit p
For sale low by ' TERRASS BROS.
T ARD. 25 bbls. Country Lard. For salo b;
'tjs.
-Li TEKKASS BRi
pOFFEE. 106 bags prime Coffee.. For sale by
O. W. SOWLAND, LANDOX 8TOCKTOX,
Jnnv v n,rv ,i,vv 1. 1. n. .
Late fit. Nashville, 'Tenn. Late.of Nashville, !fcnn.
ROWLAND,. SPERRY Oi CO.
WHOLESALE
GKOCEKM AXDflOEXEItAIi
I .CO M MISSION MERC H'A' NTS';
If '
W11V4I) 1V44AV.W A XVUAJUI4 Ji.i4 X.lt"
, AJJA1A.
Particular attention civen (n the nnn-li!ii
ui(au aiuus ui ii esicru a rouuee.
No. WEST SECOND STREET.
dect lm
CINCINNATI OHIO.
W3ff. BOID,
(Entc of Boyd Jc Prcbloo,)-
AXD
CSEXERAL, STEAM BOAT AO EXT,
CORNER OF BROAD AND FRONT. STREETS.
NASHVILLE. TENN. "
IiritKCEB,
A. Hamilton i Co. II. S. French & Co.
J-A.MeAllijtcr.tr Co. Ilillnmn Ilro A- Rnn.
John W.Tcrrass,Prcid't Chamber of Commerce-
aeca im
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
Pabliafacd at tbe Nontbrrn Metbodlat
Pabllahlus; Howe, under the auspices of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church South. Its issues
will be resumed Istj January. lSfiC Teehs; Till
1st July, invariably in advance. $2.00. Under
$10 may tent by the mails at our risk. Sums of
$10 and upwards, by Express, at our expense.
Subscriptions are made to end 1st July, for the
following reasons :
lit. That is the rn4? nf nnr ii! rir
21. Durinc the time nur (Irnoral Ofmi'.n.u
will nolo, iu ftwion. anil iu nrwlvnlivfofl
editors, ic, will by that time be at their posU.
3d. The prices of material, and expense in
volved in its tit)Mitinn- nisr hv that fin,
iir or more cieariy indicate a permanent subscrip
tion price.
Al mOrt SuKiir4llM Will 4t4nKllAUt 4M4M 4n I..
rin with the 1st issue, we will strike olf a larre
edition.
Our friends will send ns their names at once.
Brethren nf thn nm.. tlwt will nll ,n ...nri;n.
thU notice. Will TnAmr .n.V, tmrar mm will I.
hichly appreciated, and at any time cordially rc
etprocatccL .
J. B. McFERRIN. Atest.
UAanviLLi,Dec.l6, IS03. tf
WASTEB.
ONE hundred Coal Miners at ihcIinw ta Pa.
adiseu.'oa rrr4i Wrw. seventy" miles trna
aowiiac Ureee. deel9-2n -
PROCERUS, '&,. ,
' .1
MiDISOX STKATTOX,
hAxptos i. cbexst;
iuoiliA at f 01 Jffi.
Bt$3; r. KQT.
mm,
WIIOtESAEE GROCERS,
4 i'Xi
Mr-
OO-MMSSIO KERCHANTS,
:. ,j- t:.4i-i4, 4OT3 . . '
For the sale and purchase of
t" ,1 . . ' . .f1 1 .
oUob and Tohnceo,n"1VIi4?nf,nonr,
PORK,
BAC0N,rs
1
i 1 .
i.-Jiril
J4 a. ; Ji
LARD, ,
DRIED tFRUnV -
'PIQ1H0X,-.
.1X1) 'DIOD VCE GENERALLY
Xos.-3 mid 11 Ilrond Street
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
rilTE WILL,,KEEP .ON HAND A. LARGE
I T and well selected stock of
(GROCERIES,
FOR THE WnOLESALEjRADE
75
BARRELS BOURBON WHISKY,
CO
Robinson County Whisky,
Old Rye do
66
60 " Rectified
:ificd do
20 . " Cognao Brandy,
20 hfbbls do do
10 barrels Holland Gin,
10 hfbbls do do
20 hf bbla Nuw JEncland Rum,
20 hfbbls Ginger Brandy, ,
20 kegs do do
20 hf bbls Cherry Brandy,
zuKegt jiemea.uoniiai,
20 kegs Ginger do -SO
baskets llcidsic, (pints and quarts).
20 boxes Sparkling Catawba,
100 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
75 barrels Now Orleans and Island Sugar, .
60 " Crushed do
60 " Powdered do
60 " Coffee do
150 " choico Irish Potatoes.
15 " Table Salt,
25 " Molluscs,
t5 hf bbls do
25 barrels Syrup, ,
60 hf bbls and keg? Syrup,
0 kits Mackerel, Nos. 1 and 2,
25 hfbbls do ' -
25 qr bbls do .. ,
011 boxes unecsc,
50 do Candy, ' ' -
60 do Star Candles,
50 hf and qr boxes Star Candles, -60
boxes German and Family Soap,'
ou uo ricKics, iocs ana pis J,
10 gross Preston 4k Merrill
nil s X
east Powders,
60 boxes btarch.
10 cases OA) Sardine:!,
or. 1 if:
u.' UVAU .4.43 4443,
60 hf and qr bxs Raisins,
60 dozen Painted Buckets, .
500 reams Wrapping Paper.
100 dozen Brooms,
20 dozen Sieves,
500 kegs Nails.
To which we invito the attention of the jilcr
chants of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.
Strict attention will bo paid to receiving and
forwarding, and to tho ealo of Groceries and all
goods on consignment.
, Being in the largo and commodious store and
Warehouse, so long and favorably remembered as
the house of Johnson .fcSmith, aud afterwards as
Fisher. Wheclcss .b Co., with the immenso sheds
and storage rooms, we fee! prepared to handle all
Cotton, Tobacco and General Produce, or goods
on consignment, on as favorable terms as anv
1 llau
house in tho city; and expecting to establish our
business upon a permanent basis, we. promise to
do all in our power to merit a liberal share ot
public patronage.
BAGGING ANIT ROPE always on ban j,
STKATTOX,
dccC lm
rOIXTEK & Co.
3JL1TT. T. IIAGEX,
"WHOLESALE GROCER. COTTON FACTOR,
O EXE It AX COJIMISSIOX MEI1CIIAXT,
NO. 5 BROAD 'STREET,
BETWEEN MARK
FRONT,
NASHVILLE, TENN. .
. ' a .
Liberal Advances Made on' Consignments.
x 'i
dccx-lm.
MATT; T. HAGEN,
WHOLESALE GROCER. COTTON FACTOR
AXD
'.I
GEXEItAT, C03I3IIS.SI0X MEKCITAXT,
NO. 5 BROAD STREET,
i
BETWEEN MARKET AND FRONT.
i
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Liberal Advances Made on Consignments,
dect-lm.
JOHN J. H'CiMH.
IVHOjLESAIaE,
03 S OSS
I i
I , ,
I i'H p. - if I ! '
DEALER IN
JLiquors, Wine, Cigars, Tobacco.
i
So. 35 South Side Broadway,
... NASHVILLE, TENN:
lfO Hhds. primo New Orleans,
!0 do do - Porto Rico busar,
JO do do CubaSnrar.
1W Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
SO do Granulated Sutrar,
100 do A. and B. Coffee Puitarj,
75 do C. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar. .
500 Bags Rio Coffee.
25 Mats Java Coffee.
20 do Laguira Coffee,
i 10 Bags Ginger.
10 Baxs Allspice.
20 Bags Pepper.
73 Barrels Mackerel,
S0UhUs.dn.
300KitUdo. ' .
50 Boxes Soap.
ISO do Standi. i
109.000 Cigars, assorted brand.' -
3H llnxes Candles,
100 do Rasins,
SCCCascs Sardines,
an Cases Oysters,
300 Doxcn Buckebi,
'.a Vfjt Tubs.
Tnrether with evenrlhlmrkunallrkcDt in Whole- i
sale urocery nouses. , .
LIQUORS,
100 Barrels Robertson County Whiskey,
SO do Bourbon do i do'.
20 do Jtye ' ' 'do;
tZ do Rectified do.
5 CasksBennessey Brandy,
f, do OUnl. Ilnpuy ,t Cc's. Cocnac.
10 Barrels Apple Bverj old;'"
10 do Peach do.
i do SlierrrWine. i&
Inttoreandforsaleat
So. 35 Breudwar,
dect-lra.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
reuxB
I WAV HOR.ahoHtUBarAs hrVl vMrh 1(444
STRATTQ N
PIN
ahift MfiaMiV which; thifioow 4?A MILL3 rAMILT
proTwaprepertr and Pavlar l'i?".i"tTr?.TB' ..-,.
owner can have wrwjtf Property and payJar
eattfges. 4i.wu, nAuist-.nur.K,
ai wc vra cngr. worrau, t r&siuin iiks.
dee-lt
S. B. BTOCKARD.
BOOT AND SHOE
S-.T O 11 -E
" . i'';-'7 ' ' '
IV t.-
14 1 -
in
FULLER & STOOKARD,
NO. 43 UNION STREET.
Hare constantly on litintl a
Large and Well 'Assorted
... 1
STOCK OF
SOOTS AKD SHOES,
CONSISTING OF
Mens' Pine French Calf Boots
Shoes.
Boys' & Youth's Shoes & Boots
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Mens' and Roy's Brogans",
LADIES' AND MISSES
Fine, Congress Gaiters of all Ends.
LADIES' AND MISSES'
BALMORALS.
LADIES' AND MISSES'
PX LISH BOOTS
CHILDREN'S SHOES
OF ALL KINDS.
WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO MANUFAC
OTMTJO rmr nnr nnnm
"
to order on short notice.
FUIXER fc STOCICARD.
dect lm.
M S S IT 1 K TrS At HCi
JOBBERS AND. RETAIL DE.VLERS
BOOTS, SnOES AAT HATS.
Best Philadelphia custom-work always on hand of
GENTS.
LADIES'.
MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
So. 50 College Street,
NEAR THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
dccS lm
A.8. JIXAUGI1L1X. O. TV. H. BUTWB. P.A. IBtlX.
Formerly of Evans, Keith .fc Co.
M'LAUGH LIN, BUTLER & CO.,
'(Sucesson to F. A. Irwin t Co.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ASD
Commission Merchants.
Corner ofMarkct and bark streets,
' ' ' NASIIVILLi;, TENN.
We lirure in stnrnand fnrl,. , l,n .tV nf
, -
SUGARS, BROWN,
. CRUSHED, AND POWDERED.
RIO COFFEE. FAMILY FLOUR,
SALT. MACKEREL, STAR CANDLES,
S0AP.TOBACCO, CHEESE. 0Y.3TERS.
RAISONS, ASSORTED CANDY, LOBSTERS,
WIXES AXI J.IQITOR.S.
Bourbon Whisky,
Robertson County do
French Brandy,
Apple do
Peach do
Cherrr da
Holland fiin.
Jamaica Rum,
Sherry Wine,
Port do
Champagne do
Claret do"
Catawba do
Baker's Bitters,
And a conipleto aarortmcnt of other Groceries.
Mclaughlin, butler a co.
dcc3 lm
J. M. XUMSDEX &. CO.,
XlXtrrUCTOBEBS AXIl DKALCI5
HIDES, OILS, LEATHER,
Findings & Currier's Tools,
NO. 9 SOUTH MARKET STREET.
Dec. XASIIVII.IE, TEXX.
FOR SALE,
VT0RTH NASHVILLE PKOPEUTST. A tint
11 cmm two story lines noose, wun an tne lm-
Broremeuts, on buanier street, near Jefferson
street. Price $7,000.
Abo: A Lot on Jefferson street. Improved by
two Frame iiweiuagi; renting lor per an
num, l'nee S3.1ML
Also: A Lot on Haslara street, improved by two
Brick Jiouies, with four rooms ia esefa. Price
5.WH. r ....... . .
Aantrlii AlA4l4in X 111 IMITUX.
diKi tf Ueaeral Agesta. College si
STATE OF TENNESSEE, f
iXAXILIX UOCXTr. 1
A J. SIMPSON. ADMINISTRATOR OF L.
N, Simpson, dcceacd, U hereby ordered to
give notice m tne usiox jsi aukkicav, ana .oy
written notice. t the Court MORsedoor m WM-
rhpA(4r. Tii far all luvliuBl&iau aaahast
.a-lil etata to appeturaad file the same with the
undersigned, duly authenticated, ia the Bwanrr j
f resented by law, oo or before, tfc amb,
KO. " THOS. SHORT. Clerk.
deol7dlt-wtt
100 Bcmls Eliiabethtown Milk ExtriFawIJ"
Hoar.
MKUAItX 4E liunnck. .
jan I0-3t
S. E. Corner Broad at.U Market rtf .
P: D. FULtiJR.
EAGLE
GiftERAL. NOIIOES
' Mayor's OmciT l
Nah viHe, Teas., Dee. Sst, 16.J,
PROPSntT OWNERS on Chureh Sireet, oa
X Line St res, between Ssamw aad College,
and or Chefry sret. between Church aad Cedar,
are he refer fliel toeonlnwi gtose. eurbiagand
stone aM bnek pavMseat, wherever it is reqoir
eii. according to the sreeieatir asd grades
which will be famished by the City Engineer. If
saiil work is not commenced within ten days from
this date, and posted raptdfer to completion, the
contractor for the street work will bo notified to
construct said curbiqsj.tho expenses of which will
be chtrged to the psfperty owner.
dcc22-tf V. MATT. BK0WNMayor.
Matos's Ofrtcg, 1
Nashvilli, Tena Dec a. 1SG3. ;
PROPERTY OWNESi on Collcito and Market
street!, between tho Square and Broad street,
are hereby aotiSed o construct newstooe or bnek
pavements, or to reset the old ones wherever it is
required, in accordance with the specifications and
grades which will be furnished by the City Engi
neer oa applieaUon.- Said work mult be com
menced within tea daya from this date, and push
ed rapidly" to completion, or the city .will contract
with parties for the same, and the expense will ba
charged to the property owner.
dec22-tf W. MATT. BROWN. Mayor.
Administrators1 Notice.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA
TOR apd Administratrix of tho Estate of Dr.
James Overton, deceased, all persons indebted io
said Estate are hereby- notified to come forward
and settle. All persons having claims against tho
Estate'are also notified to present their claims in
tho form and within tho time prescibed by law, or
bo forever barred.
E. H, OVERTON. Adm'x:
A, W. OVKKTOtf, Adiu'r.
Nashville. Tcnn., Jan. 2. 1SG&
jan3-10t
Copartnership Jfotice.
(JANUARY 1. 1S03.)
T IIAVE THIS -DAY ASSOCIATED WITO
JL me in my Business Messrs. J. J.S. IIooc and
A. II. Kobkrtsox, two young men, who have been
leng in my emptor, and whom I can recommend.
The business wilt be eondocted a heretofore
undername and style of W. R. Cornelius A Co.
. IU CORRELIUa Undertaker.
jan7 lw ) Church street.
- ALE AGENCY.
v '
J. F. COOPER,
(Successor to A. D. Flcmiug A Co., at their Old
Stand, No. 33 Church street,
XASIIVIIXE, ..... TEJTXESSEE,
Wbcro can bo had at all times the best brands
of " Sands' Celebrated Chicago." Wheeling, Cin
cinnati, 1'alc Crcma, and Mtock AInt. at low
figures. - JahJI tf.
Mill Property For Sale.
WE OFFER FOR SALE "THE CARMI
CIIAEL FLOUR MILLS," built of brick,
situated on the first level of the Augusta Canal, in
this city. The building is 110 by 40, three stories
high, besides wheel-pit and attic: has an OtSco
and Bran-room attached. IV) hv Tl Itvn tnriM?
has five run ofstones(one of which is arranged for
making and bolting meal and grits,) and a water
power 01 u icct ncaa ana laii.
Tho Storage accommodations are very extensive
and complete, and is so arranged as to do with
one-fourth the sacks of any other mill in the State
doing the same amount of busiuctw, besides a great
saving 01 laoor-
ESTES Wt CIulKK,
. , . AUGUSTA. GA.
janU-lm
I.OVISTII.M: AXD XAISVII.T.E RAIT.
ROA-I.HIOKTAXT TO NllirPKM
-KEUUVriVX OF E.VXES.
"N AND AFTER THIS DATK AVT1 IIXTTT.
J Further Notice, tho following rates will bo
charred on Freight between Nashville. Tennessee.
1 AiOUl:
ouisvillc, Kentucky, per IOO lbs.
FIRSTCLASS, 53 cU. SECOND CLASS. 45 ct.
11UKD UliACA. aocw. ifUUKTH CLASS, 30ctK
Sicclal Hates will be made for
JLurge Shipment.
Reduced KatcH lcr Car I.oud.
Pig. Railroad and Scrap Iron. Hay. Salt. Ce
ment and Planter. 833 per Car Load.
Live Stock, Dressed Lumber, Agricultural Im
plements, xmcw furniture and Machinery, tjla
per ivtir i,oau.
Freight Classified accordinr to the rnlnrisl pIim
sifieation of the reirular Freiirht TnnfT nf llu
Company, dated December 1st. 18Ti5. nn.l
and transported, subject to the rules and condi
tions of the same. AI.HI.ltT KIXH.
t- o ., "eneroi superintcndenu
I. . II llVn.41 IL.I IJL- , ...
General Aircnt.
T. S. BLAIR.
Nai
. 1S55.
Aasbville.
freight Aircnt.
Nashville. TennM Dec. 28,
tf
S. U DEU0V1LLE.
J.W. BRIGHT
DEMOYfLLE & CO.,
APOTHECARIES
DRUGGISTS,
COR. CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS,
(Opposite Post Office,)
XASlTVIJ.i-.E, TENNESSEE,
Dcalcrn in Drugs,
MedicincH, Clicmioals,
Paints, Oils, I)yc-S(iifl"m,
PcrfnjaiciTf Toilet Articles,
ETC.
ETC.,
ETC.,
ETC.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGB
Tf assortment of the above named artieles tnd
'Invite the attention of our Citv and Cnnetrv
iiineixij ana aeaiers to in em.
'HOUSE PAINTERS
asjti other are Invited to
the larre stock of Paints
i (Dry end la UU of every
description,
VARISNHES,
WINDpW GLASS. ..
. illTEY,
BRUSHES, etc"1
IS are ressecifuHv
,&5&&1!?J&J!SW
ill f ilvu ucar iu uiiuu iuit
we will shortly hare
in store the largest stock of
EAXBXETHS FREH1I GAKBEX ftEEW
ever brought to this market. Also,
A large stock of
CEOVEK AXD
TIMOTHY HUEBH.
4 ' . .
We invite country dealers and otaer to call sad
examine our large stock of Goods suited, to their
trade before purchasing elsewhere, feeling assured
that we can give satire satLtfacUoa., .
PHYSICIANS will alwars find on hand a txrre,
luvuriiurui oi 4
INSTRUMENTS,
(rJUKGICAI, !lX UEXTAI.;)
MEDICAL " SADDLE
BAGS
. . - . w .
POCKET COMPANIONS;
TRUSSES, SUSPENSORIES, ttf
And prepared to all orders puaetually.aad es th
moit reasonable terras. . my
X'REMCRIPTIOXS'
Prepared care&Uy by eoaipe!eat,PreeTiptloBit
at ALL HOURS.
dec1 Ira
rExDirro jocitt. c. uxpox HAtt.
Jb VI ater XtttL eH. Loarf,
Aew lorlt. . 44.
x. t. rrxcLXTOs-, s
LU wMa Herthald. Smith i Co . Lenx.
J0UETT. ILiiL&CO.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
AND GENERAL
AND GENERAL
Commisgion MerCstants,
21 SOUTH M AIX ST JtEJET,
ST. ZOUJS, MO.
CoBalramenU of CtliM. Leaf ToVaem. Saaar.
Coe, MolaMM, ete.. aolieited, and oriUn IRed
V4fim, 444444VW, V47.. 44..J TCI 44, SHU V4fn 41414?
far Pork, Bacon, Lard, Hoar. Batting, Rope, He.
No. izo
TSfuj.ccif;.'
Lato of Mcaure, Buck:
A Co.'s.
3 s.haih;
Late of Irby Morgan A
Co.V
BUCK, BARNES & CO.,
IVo. 29 Xortk Market Street.,
orrosiTE ST. ciiaklis hotel, '
HAVE ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of lleattuanti iCeoklnf Slaves suit
able for tho wholesale and retail tnule. We keep
on hand constantly large quantities of TIa
l'tntp, Khet Iron antl Khect Copper,
Wire, all sixes. We have on hand and are man
ufacturing all descriptions of Tinware. We keep
Toilet Set., Japanned Ware, Cake Boxes. Coffee
f,0,iT; 9aS.5lie"' Spico Boxes. etv Plnihed
toffee and Tea P0L1. Basins, etc India Rubber
Door MaL. Win, s,fters, OysterDishe. Casting
of all kinds. Coffee Mills of all grade. Hatchets.
Counter and Tea Scales. All of which wo offer to
the wholesale and retail trade as cheap as It can
be bought in this market.
We solicit a eall from our old friends andmcr-
cuiuiia irauinc in una marxcc.
ir ;WSi.on VAV,RS0FIJ,G- makeand nutilown
VALLK1 and PIPE, and repair all kinds of UN
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