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Htnion and SnuvUiut.
I'KIDAV, MAY II, lSfiG.
Al'I'AIKS IX UTAH.
A iiannen General Conference in Session Curi
ous Oracular Deliverance liy Brigham Young
A Discussion upon Polygamy and tho Kill
ing of Brassfield.
The Dttcret Xem, (Utah,) of April 12,
oontairwa report of the Mormon Conference
lately held in that city. On Saturday, April
7, President !righam Young made the fol
lowing addreaf, which it will be hccii relates
plainly to the recent murder of Mr. 1 train
"field, already noticed in our columns. Itrig
ham Young said :
It will give me great pleimire to speak a
few words to the people, and I shrill be hap
py if I can make myself heard by this vast
assemblage of Saint.
Much has lcen Raid by our brethren since
the commencement of our two days' meeting,
and during the Conference, with regard to
the social life of the Latter-day Saint; an,i
all that has been Faid is in conJvty with
that endless variety which wcf jn all the
"iirrklZ0" "P"8 t,,cm
ToA S fi;35r '-t. wfc circumstances or
in (caching doctrine. The doctrines which
we have embraced are exceedingly dear to
tins faithful believer, and I may also say that
doctrines, how erroneous soever they may be,
are as sacred to the person who believes
them as our doctrines arc to u.
Our faith and our acts are known to each
other, and also to the world, although thev
are held forth by many in an unfair light.
However, when an untruth is told against
the Latter-day Saints, a conviction that it is
untrue comes to every person who hears it,
and tiie spirit of Christ, that cnlightcneth
very man that comcth into the world,
tOBcheth the children of men true principles.
1 will now give you, in short, my opinion
with regard to plural marriage. It is of
(Sod, and He has revealed from the heavens,
and mode it obligate. y upon the Saints in
the last days. I am as much a believer in
plural marriage as any of my brethren who
have spoken. It is embraced in the faith
in the Latter-day Saints, and practiced by
ninny of them. ' If I have a wife who wishes
to leave me, let her make it known to me
and she is as free to go from me as slices to
stav with me. This my doctrine Every
wife 1 may poesss is as free as the air; "if
thev ehooc to stay with me they can stay ;
if tViey wish to leave me, they arc equally
as free; but they must not intrude upon their
mcm covenants, nor stiller others to intrude
upon them. Itut otherwise from this, they
are as free to go as they are to stay;
they can go to the East, or to the West, to
the North or to the South. They arc as free
to go, if they so wish, as they are to drink
tho water of City Creek ; but if they violate
their covenants, the curse of (Sod wiU rest
upon our rights in our domestic relations,
wo menu them to sutler the penalty.
Toast any person to be a Latter-day
Saint, unhMs'he wishes to be, is a thing I
never do. I teach the people the truth;
thoy that receive it in the love of it, will
abide in it; they have the same lilcrty to
reject it that they have to receive it. It is
not required of me to make people lelieve
the truth, whether they will or not. It is
obligatory uiKtn me to teil them the truth,
to teach them correct doctrine, and leave
them to take their cnoice, whether they re
ceive it and live by it, and be saved, or re
ject it and be damned.
Iwill now take the liberty of making :i
dtatciiient to this congregation, and to this
community to those who are Saints and to
thoe who are not Saints to the Jew and
the Creek to the Christian and the iSen
lile, the old, middle-aged, the youth and
children in regard to the circumstance
which has occurred here in our city within
a few day past. The question is asked by
thousands, no doubt, "Is this according to
lirotlier Itrigham's counsel? Is this done
by counsel, and does lirothcr Itrigham justi
fy such things?" Whether I justify that act
or not is not the property of any other per
son living, it is my own.
"I'.rother itrigham, did you counsel any
such thing as killing Mr. lirass field?"
I did not. I know no more about it than
you do. That which has transpired I have
liicrclv heird, and that which instigated the
killing of that man is not known to me.
"SiiiiiMise -i man should enter your house
and decoy away from you a wife of yours,
-1.nt u-milil viin do under the circumstance?"
I would lay judgment to the line and
righteousness to the plummet, so help me
ill 1 khv that for iiivkcK and not for an
other. 1 am for defending the truth of Cod
ami tin' iinlinnnccs of His house. 1 have
PiilUied to be His servant, and a co-worker
and fellow-laborer with Him, and with my
i-LIpi- brother. .lesus Christ, and to sustain
it;. Iim j mm.! 'flu- lihertv to proclaim the
Wii-ine of salvation to tfic world: and I am
on hand to do so. We say that this is right,
niliora !iv that it is wroiiir. As was observ
ed bv Elder Amasa M. Lyman in his re
marks here, we dare do a great many things
mid leave the result in the hands ot iiou;
IV,t Mti rilliw nnd overrules, tr.iidos. and die
tales, and controls tins acts of the children of
men: and He does so in a very dillerent way
from what they wish at many times.
V. dnrn dufend ouiclvort airainst the at
lacks of thieves and robbers; we dare preach
il,.. t mill- we dare bantizc tieoitle into the
1. mcrilrtlll 111 (Sod into the household of
faithl we dare teach them the principles of
nr.. nml Htilvation. thouch all hell may
wrowl and roar, and threaten and vomit forth
its dark insinuations. Cod will exalt the
;nt mill the wickcl ana urn'ouiy win inn
ilniiisplves in their wickedness.
'. .Inn. .!. all nliis: we dare tell the world
that Joseph Smith was a man of CJod a
.imnlud .if the Ixml when he was here in
wlictlicr ".Mormoiiisiii" in true or not; tlioy
!.... ; Uv tin lwiuor of tioil: thoy know it,
mi iM.iri.lv licence wine man lias sM ko,
1,..i tli..v"kiiov it lv the rovclatioiw of the
l)nl Jcwm Christ. .
1 have l:ikcn this oiinortiiiuty on tins oc--..:..
in v bnt 1 have relating to the
kiilinir of Mr. Ilraficld for entering the
house of one of the Saints and stalling away
1 nlisont from mv home. I
would rejoice to know that I had friends
there to protect anil gunrd the virtue of mv
liousehohl, and I would thank Cod for biicIi
frioniN. . , ...
r-.-, ulill in existence as a people: will
livlwr nml iloinc. We are conMmitly being
: ,1 n nni liviv vet Mill we live.
MM,n llmtlier Kinihall and myself were
1 ...1 !.,. we- nix monthn for "Mor-
. '.:....' ,n li',-.. il lived out the six months
IllU-illPIll v - ------ .
Bnd nprea.1 and Krew, and pn.ere.1 in our
lianjK. Thev hnve given u thirty days and
- ... :,.! t mniiths. and a vear and
Pixnuu. . .I.wtriietliill of
".Mornio.-iisin," still it grow al flourwlic.
I hasheon said in tl.i .city, "lnMstv days
vour lender, Urigham Noting, will he in our
liands" The sixty U was' then
m'ul that in ninety lnv. the "arch deceiver
would U sure to fall into their hands, lie
token captive, and 1 puni-hed for his
Tlwt periwl also passed, and jlrighain
YounK still lives, and through the blessings
..... i -i.. .i... ,..;il
1k crving out for
in 3 lime ., T , 1
more room, ajul tiiiifAioiii.i r,.....-. .---The
providences of Cod. our Heavenly ! a
ther will lead and overnile tho doings of the
wicked to results favoring Hi purposes, and
os thev arc led to destruction, and the trth
. .1 . ' 1 fmm it rorruntion. ion will
: ,l.r.d and tiltiniately lill the whole
-j.. -. ..
m rill. .
We ikhnI have no fears. e have none.
1 1 ........r f.ir,vl but one thinu with re
gard to this people called latter-day Saints
-for nivself, for my brethren the Apostles
fr mv sisters and their children, and for all
.1-1." i.i.i f f,;ili nne fear only lias
Hie jiwu.t.-iiui" ...... ---- ...
r,tcd iijHm me, and that is, that wc will not
is in!.. 11 ns strictlv and as truly as
ive i-lxvuld. ,
T . r i.it tn von lonccr.
ivould Uk, to ltreach to you principles of
ifeand Kdvmlon. to lead the people a oi.K,
and for their inijdancc and direction, their
(Pomfort aid conflation, their victory ami
ultimate coiuiuest over sm in tlicmseli-s, 111
their homes, 111 their peighlwrluKHls, m r
country and throughout tlie world, that t lie
kingdom of God may spread far and wute,
rtllerjup the remnants of Israel, iwOI wc
v.
i .,r .mi i . . . i .i! .. ... ,,r n
thellesn uiai no is iiw " ;""" . lnotiei, sonic iwcivc ieet in iiiaun.-ii.-i, "
otill a prophet of the Mo-t llifih. lhe holy revolving vessel, the invention of Mr. Geo.
priesthood was delivered to hiin. and he de- -p. svder, of Lancaster, Pcnn. The rcat
livored it to others, in which priesthood we novciJy embraced in the construction of this
tlv rpinicrtl. That this is true, ye ,.1oti pm.oistM ;M .i Vprv sininlc application
1 ns eoncretraiioii khuh
nt 1 he J-flM He is going i "." , v.
, lo will llw. and spread abroad, and inherit
2 w ev Jf the inonntnins and they w,
' 1 Inlmr t other valleys and
VOLUME XXXIII.
shall hec the Jews gather home to the land
of Palestine to await the coining of their
Lord and Master, for whom they have looked
6o long, until righteousness shall go forth
like the morning light, spreading its genial
influences over all the earth, and man and
all things utxm the earth acknowledge the
rule of Him vrlitwc right it is to reign.
I mut be satisfied with what little 1 have
said. May God bless you, and I bless you
in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Amen.
irrjis.
The trade of New York has the cholera
cramps.
Only three revolutionary soldiers arc now
living.
Stanton was firm at last accounts.
Plantation Hitters Freedmen's strikes.
A band of Chippewa Indians arc seeing
New York.
An American hotel is called for in Paris.
Grant as General will receive $17,G40 per
annum.
A free translation of TrieJtina: Spiralis
Diet of worms.
A oliceman in Cincinnati was shot dead
for attempting an injury to a young lady.
A negro girl in Cooper, Mo., killed her
sister for not getting dinner.
Gov. Andrew, the Washington corres
pondents say, inclines to the President's pol
icy. An old gentleman was chloroformed out
of $.1,500 in New York last week.
There is a perfect stampede for Europt
among the high-binders.
Master Grant, an embryo General, was
last week baptised in Washington.
The negro soldiers have been carousing,
drinking and firing pistols indiscriminately
in Iouisvillc
Young Mr. Schnapp, of Indianapolis,
killed himself from ynreqnitted love.
Itahy shows are popular in Iowa. Each
mother votes her child a prize.
The Kev. John P. Gulliver calls the
President the "prince of traitors." That
Gulliver is a " prince of darkness," is per
fectly evident.
The Sanitary Committee of the Itoard of
Health have reported favorably upon the
request made by the homcepathic physicians
to be assigned to hospitals in case of a visi
tation of the cholera.
Friday, in Washington, it is understood, a
sort of a lladical sub-committee waited
upon Mr. Stanton, to ask, " if it was possi
ble?" and imagine their consternation
when they found" Alas, it was !"
After all, says an exchange, tho Southern
States are better off in regard to Congres
sional representation than the Northern
ones, for non-representation is better than
mis-representation.
The gold crop of the world will probably
reach $1. 00,000,000 this year. Previous to
18.10 the average annual yield was less than
$:t i.ooo.ooo.
A colored man in Philadelphia devotes
S2.000 to the circulation of Congressional
speeches in favor of negro suffrage.
Why is a foolish young lady like a care
ful housekeeper? ltecausc her "waist" is as
little as she can make it.
Stewed babies are a favorite dish with
some of the natives of San Domingo.
A man named Fleming died a Lockport,
Will county, Illinois, recently, aged one
hundred and two ycars; having been born in
170 1. He was never Mck in his life, even
to the extent of a headache or toothache, and
was never a sufferer from anything in the
wav of accident.
X. W. Seaman, of 2orth Hamiistcad, on
I Amu Island, is the owner of a cow which on
the (ith of March last produced four calves
at a birth. They were all full grown and
regularly formed, but still born, and two of
each sex. Mr. Seaman went to his stable
about 12 o'clock and there were two more.
He afterwards kept on the look out to see if
there were two others to come, but none
made their appearance.
" Cut mv straps and let me go to glory i
as Sam Slick exclaimed when he took the
fin-t kiss. No doubt about it. A fat, ripe
kiss not more than twenty years old is
what you may really call, " tip top," be it
the liret or last.
Slavery is raimllv extending in Egypt to
meet the demands for increased labor in the
cotton fields. The slaves arc brought from
the upper Nile. The average life of these
slaves dooi not exceed four years, and it is es
timated that three persons arc killed for
evcrv slave taken.
1 believe." declares General Sheridan,
" that the bast thing that Congress or States
can do is to legislate as little as possible in
reference to the colored man, buyonu giving
him security in his person and property."
The following is an advertisement winch
we clip from the Kutland JlcraM
I lorlml any one in the Mate ot crmoni
from marrying Joseph Trumbly, of Critten
den. Vermont, to Miss Sophia Pelky, ot
llmiiilon. Vermont, lor bcinc cimaireu to
gome one else the second time.
Julia Uooson.
Urandon, March 30, 1SGG.
Ouitc a telecranhic feat has been .tecum
plished by the American Telegrnph Com
pany, in transmitting messages over a circuit
of one thousand miles without the usual
method of cmnlovititr "repeaters. Hits
XfnSMiSS-wfeS
it" instrument, which, by lU
QM.fnl niinmlinn nn this occasion. Droves
that a desideratum long wished for by the
telegraphic fraternity has ueen tuny at
lainen.
It i not nMinl that a shin COCS into liong
K.nnr with .i .nrr-o of oniiim worth a mil-
lion dollars. There are frequent invoices
of S100.000 worth ot silk.
Thirtv thousand Ix)iulon tailors were en-
imwil iii tho. n-rent strike.
Mrs. James Keith Tavlor, the sister of
Chief Jmtice Marshall, at a very advanced
age, beloved and venerated by all around, is
still living, and resides in Fauquier county.
Tlipro in nn exhibition at lMlliniore a
nf iln mntivi iH)vcr. bv which this vessel
. k . f r 1
iu mnilii it mil nver the water instead of run
ning through it, and so completely arranged
that passengers anil Ireiglil remain suiuim-
ary, while the hull ol me veseei is raping
nvilvinc.
Dr. IIihhI. of lViltimore. savs the catinj;
of pork has nothing whatever to do with the
disease known as trichina-. "They do not
iniml.it tlm miisrle of the hosr more than
H.ni nf niiir .ltlipr animal, or of man himself.
1 defv anv one to prove by the record of the
last thirty-five years that a solitary death
has been caused beyond doubt by the prcs
1 assert that the charges
.t lnsi innocent worms is with
out the shadow of a foundation in fact, and
would advise the community, it tiiey nesire
to eat pork, to do so.
ritonsT ix ins cr.1.1-
Proin tho Philadelphia Inquirer.
In the "murderers' cell" at Moyanicnsing
Prison. Antoinc Troltst. tlie muruerer 01 me
eight meniliers of the Decring family, now
nu,;u tho amKiintmeiit of the day of lus
..itA., l.vi in f Snvernor 01 tins vximuiou
tiiyiuv...;...-"-- f
neaiui. ... . , . . . 1
1.1. i, line iH-ii. miner m:hii;ii
.J.il. Inn n . suddenly anil unexpecicii
....,....- . . - , ..
1. ii.,i.-iiw nml iienrer. rmuiuM -
11. ' . . p
. 1 1 ........ .-.II...M wlnrtnll lor
iron jionais nave uuiu- uiuvir, ,w..w....
their crimes, to execution.
Kinrt. Hie arrest Ot AlllOllie i rousine n.i
l..n ovor siHiiectiit ot a vlcicrminauoii w
romniit suicide at a Javoraoie opioruiiin.
Hence the most vigilant precautions uiu
constant iv iaKcu iy ""'-";: y.i
' ., . 1 1... 1.:, l-..n..j II. nl liAsliall
lie deprived of all possitilc laciuues 01 mm.
defrauding justice of her due. During the
dav the prisoner is fastened to a large iron
.:.:.. ;.. il... ilnor bv a chain which is at
tached to one of his legs and his outer
!... iron roll door remains ajar, so that at
any time the constantly passing keepers can
obtain a view of htm tlirougli tne oars 01
the inner door.
Onlv during the presence of his spiritual
the- liastor of the Catholic t. Imrcli
"of St. Alphonsits Fourth and Keel streets
.. i. .i:i.. 1,1m nml endeavors to bring
..in .i.ii .. - - . r 1 :
tho doomed man to a rcaliwtion of Ins
awful iiosition, is the cell door closed during
the dav time and the prisoner left unob
served.' Directlvaftersuppcr, which is served
about five o'clock, Probst's hands arc man
acled behind his hack, as an additional se
curity against tampering with Ins life.
Yi't, confined thus, as he is, Probst de
clares that he sleeps well and undisturueu.
His niiiuvlili
e is good, and he partaiccsoi ins
plain loon witti a neanv reusn.
Probst refiixii to sec all visitors but hi
counsel and the father confessor. Thus the
many who are anxious to visit him arc per
emptorily denied admission.
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J. H. CONKLIN. Secretary.
J. W. HEAD. Ocneral Agent.
JAMES HLOVER, (Jcncral Traveling Agent tor
Tennesec.
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ner A Co., 377 Broadway) tho largest and best as
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Election for Attorney General.
ON THE 4TH THURSDAY IN MAY NEXT,
it being the 24th day of said month, I will
open and hold an election in the various civil dis
tricts of David-on County, at the several rlaccs
of voting, for the purpose of electing an Attorney
General for tho Judicial district composed of the
comities of Davidson, Sumner find illiamson.
The following named gentlemen havo been ap
nnininlbv the Honorable County Court to act us
Judges, Clerks and Receivers of votes in said
election:
St itf. or Tessfsske, D yviosos County Cocbt. 1
January Term, ISOti. J
The Court appoint the billowing .lunges, icrhs
anil receivers oi oies, ui, um cira...".. .
in .May next, and directs the Sheriff to summon
tlicui accordingly, to wit:
1st Ward-John Coltart, Robert Thompson, M
Petrc. judges: Jno Hooper. Ulias Kobcrtson,
clerk ; Lewis w noriey. recei er m vu ra.
,1 want liuueoraiui, .uauiiuw;, i n
Morse, judges: Hurt, W T Wright, clerks;
Clarke, receiver. ,
3d Ward Andrew Anderson, Jainc; Moan,
John Reddick. judges; J M Rrien. J A Akcrs.
clerks: G W Smith, receiver.
4th Ward Jno K Jnlls. uavw uenucrsoii, aihi
Morrison, judges; C E Martin, J T Rrown, clerkt:
W 11 hunston. receiver.
5th Ward-S L Knowlcs, A B Shankland. G
Smith, judge.; J F Stone. C W Smith, clerks; W
11 licmons. receiver. T
Cth Ward-V AR.-.ugli. A W Pyle. James Tarp-
l...- in.lmi. Plint Iturnes. lico .Murpo. cicrK?; .u
A Parrish, receiver. t
7lh Ward-AR Cowcn, A II Hurley, James
Chilton, judges; Tim Wheeler, Jas A Paul, clerks;
It VMMHinn, receiver. . ,
8th Wnrd-R M Scott. WmDix. Geo Norvcll,
judges; W H Wilkinson, ir.. Dr. JUitclieli. cictks:
1 lvlootz, receiver. ,
tth Ward A Morgan. Jos Ambrose. Malon
Jones, judges; I JI Uuddikc, V buiuusn, cierKs:
F Klootz, receiver. ,. ,. .
2d District David McGavock. M McRidlcj-.
Geo Harsh, judges; Henry Uuchanan. m iiic-
.1..1,.. v li Wlntwnrth. receiver.
3.1 1'l'istrict-Wm Eskridgc, J T Mann. Cone,
judges; B R Worrell, Jno K Ellis clerks, b 1 Nor-
vcll. receiver. tiii: ir.
4th District 7,1 nays. j. r uuu-ou.
gnn, judges; M in uoiicimiu, " niU,v.ui
Creel. receiver. ,... T v
5th llistnci J m unueri-,
Powers, judges: J A Bland, W E Cartwnght.
lcrks: Win Itams. receiver,
fith District-J H Austin. R A aug in. Dr Ail-
liam Clark, judges; L Clark, 15 liray, elerhs;
John Bailey, receiver.
7th District-C Cook, A J Baker. J W Gains,
judges; A Whitmorc, C ISiglcy, cicrss: iiiram
linker, receiver. , T, T ,.
Mh District Jno J Saunders,!. Thompson, J
Pursell. judges; D G Clark, J H Austin, clerks;
N C Austin, receiver. , ,,.
ith District-A A Clay. Arch V, arrcn. Pierce
Waller, judges; Tnl Rains, Chas Clclland, clerks;
Ben Williaiiis.rcreiver. ...
10th District vt csicy j.rccnueiu, " "";!;
And Gregory, judges; W R Lucus. Nat Dortch.
clerks: James Hamilton, receiver
11th District r,si pcaies. '
non Spain, judges; James 11 Young. L-.Mocs.
clerks: Jerry Robert'on, receiver.
12th District r clix uompimi, m .uiu.........
H W O'Neal, judges; W P Turner, Chas Bhick
cring, clerks; Woodfall. receiver.
13th District 1J f uockhii, v'i
fin. judges; Thomas Jolia, I Davidson, clerks;
Wm Davidson, receiver. . .,.,, , -.f
Hth District Sam Manning, B Cooper. M
Gray, judges; AO Hagey, Porter Bycrs. clerks ;
C Embiish. receiver. ,.,. T. . r
15th District Jas u recu, n u v" -
Allion. judges: Geo W Murphy, Geo W Green,
clerks; J S Dillahunty. receiver.
ICth District-T O Treanor. B N Dodd. fc 1
Simpson, judges; A C Davis. J J Corley, clerks.;
BE West. receiver. ,,.,, n ,.
17th District & liamiiioii. i. "...v.
linn, judges; Christopher C Castlcman. . O.
1'ngc, cicrK?; unu n ".i'"","AV , n ffit.
18th District Aiexanuer, ooa ,v ...j...,,
Preston White, judges; Felix demons, Jtcnry
Plummcr. clerks: Vm Murray, receiver.
l'Jth District-E H Childress, h Tructt. R 1
Porter, judges; W Watkins, Driver, clerks; J
S Russell, receiver. , . v.
20th DiJtrictWB Hudson. C E Wo.lruff. N O
Love, judges: A P Scrugg. Joseph Sole, clerks;
Joh Taylor, receiver. nv
21st District Jas i. rosswy, ni -. v,
Blackmorc. judges, S L Draper. T J Quassitcr.
clerks; Wm Luton, receiver.
22tl Distnco n i; uanirew, x s"" uu..o.
iZirig, judges; John B Keeling Jas Yarbroug.jr.
cierK?: oauiuei -.: i. Tna It
. . 1 I- 7.m 1- IT
Campbell, judges: J W.Evans. T A Campbell,
clerks: D P Lanier, .receiver, nTt.
Ikc". J T Smith. Williams, clerks; P Bink-
udgC5;
T-nnn T AT ATnvn.
Wm
tn uisinci .1 i ,
(larrctt, judges: E (larrctt, K IS Uravcs, cicrK?; r.
Carney, receiver.
B 0 Hampton.
Ucorgc 1 llicks.judges:"P W Culluro, James Siuip
ki?. clerks: J W Hognrregyver.
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TAVEKX AXD PIiAATATIOX
TO UEtfT.
riMlE UNDERSI0NED PROFFERS TO RENT
L out tho well-known 1 avern smu,
the
IlKKCII HOTEL PLACE.
On the Franklin and Nashville Pik,3J "
from Franklin, and 14 from Nashville, mere
are?c of Land, of which about 150 acres are
"The TaferaHousc has 22 commodious rooms,
ttf.' also, upon the placegocl out-house,,
first rote stables, and lots ; good Blacksmith .hop
ami three distinct settlements, besides the Hotel
V It will be rented from one to five years, and
immediate possession given.
All the
STOCK,
lROVEXDKR,
FURNITURE,
r.lRMIXO IMPLEMENT. AC,
Can be bought by tho lessee upon reasonable
Apply to the undersigned on the rrembes.
r. H. MATS, dmini'trator
A Jno. B. Beech.
marls' 3m. ,
TENNESSEE ALE.
TirE ABE PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE
,. , vc barrels, and hair barrels.
At low Bfures-iceg. nar 'pEAKCEi Aeent.
apt
GROCERIES, &c.
1IAD1SOX STBATTO.V,
HAUrTO.V J. CUKXKV,
THOMAS O. rOIXTIK,
BK.VJ. r. EOT.
STRATTOH,PQIHTERiCO,
lVIIOIiXSAI.E GROCERS,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale and purchase of
Cotton nml Tobacco, IVhcnt, Flour,
PORK. "'.
BACON.
. LARD,
DRIED FRUIT.
PIO IHOaV.AAD PJtODUCE'.QEXElULLY
Nun. U mid 11 Itrooil Street
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
VrH WILL KEEP ON HAND A LAKOE
1 1 anil well selected stock of
GROCERIES
FOR TIIE WHOLESALE TRADE
75
! BARRELS BOURBON WHISKY.
CO " Robinson County Whisky,
56 " Old Rye do
50 " Rectificil do
20 " Cognac Brandy,
20 hfbbls do do
10 barrels Holland Gin,
10 hfbbls do do
20 hf bbls Now England Rum,
20 hf bbls Ginger Brandy,
20 kegs do do
20 hf bbls Cherry Brandy,
20 kegs Lemon Cordial,
20 kegs Ginger do
50 baskets Heidsic, (pints and quarts).
20 boxes Sparkling Catawba,
100 sacks prime Rio Coffee.
75 barrels New Orleans and Island Sugar
50
Crushed do
Powdered do
Coffee do
choice Irish Potatoes.
Table Salt,
50
60
150
15
25
.Molasses,
25 hf bbls
do
2.1 barrels syrup, ?
50 hf bbls and kegs Syrup,
50 kits Mackerel, Nos. 1 and 2.
25 hf bbls do
25 qr bbls do
50 boxes Cheese,
50 do Candy.
50 do Star Candles,
50 hf and qr boxes Star Candles,
50 boxes German and Family Soap,
50 do Pickles, (qts and pts),
10 cross Preston k Merrill's cast Powders,
50 boxes Starch,
10 cases (K) Sardines,
25 boxes Raisins,
50 hf and qr bxs Raisins,
50 dozen Painted Buckets,
500 reams Wrapping paper.
100 dozen Brooms,
20 dozen Sieves,
500 kegs Nails,'
To which we invite the attention of tho nler
chants of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.
Strict attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding, and to tho salo of Groceries and all
goods on consignment.
Being in the large nnd commodious f toro and
warehouse, so long and favorably remembered as
the house of Johnson k Smith, and afterwards as
Fisher, Whcclcss k Co.. with the immense sheds
and storage rooms, wc feel prepared to handle all
Cotton, Tobacco and General Produce, or goods
on consignment, on as iavorablo terms ns any
house in the city; and expecting to establish our
business upon a permanent basis, wo promise to
do all in our power to merit a liberal share ot
public patronage.
BAGGING AND ROPE always on han
STKATTOX,
mar25 6m
POINTER A Co.
A. H. HURLEY & CO,,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES;,
Bacon, Queensware, Holloware,
AT H EE, 33 O O T S,
Shoes, Hats, Cutlery, Crr.
33 ItKOAO STREET, XASIIVIEI.E,
T E N N E S S E E.
maris 3m.
MYEES & HUNT,
Carriage Manufacturers,
72 NORTH MARKET ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
( ESTABLISHED IX 1S5 8.)
HAVING BEFITTED AND E.M.AKGKli
our Factory and Salesroom in order tosup
ply the increasing demand for our work, wo re
spectfully call the attention of the citucns of
Davidson county and tho surrounding country to
our large and varied assortment of
Carriages,
Itarouclics,
Albert lluHKics,
Taolit KiiRKies,
Coal Ilox JwiKit'M,
Uccouium or Kowl IJukkIch,
Square Box BugBieH, (withdoore,)
Jaggcr "Wagons, Track Sulkie.',
Skeleton Wagons, Fannelled Rockways,
J1111111 Sent Itockimnj,
Two Seat l'ark I'linelonn
Pliaeton Buggies,
Sonarc Box Buiruies,
Stag Buggies,
IJracket Front Buggien,
Bevel "Cut Out" Buggic?,
Sipiare "Cut Out" Buggies,
Road Sulkies,
Light Express Wagons,
No-Top Buggies,
Ol nil tlie Ltitext StylK.
Which we have on hand and are con
stantly manufacturing,
OF THE BEST MATERIAL
WORKMANSHIP.
AND
WE CIIATXEXGE A COMPAR
ISON OF OUR WORK
With the production of the first clasa Car
riage Shops of New York, Philadelphia, or
Cincinnati, and invite the criticisms of
judges, for we are satisfied that our work
will he found equal in every repect, if not
superior, to the best, and our prices as low
as any house making first-clx'w work.
Every Job Sold Warranted
TWELVE MONTHS,
for
And narticular attention nald to boxing and
shiDDinr. We alao havealarre force employed
in our Repairing Shops, and are now able to m't
all demand made upon ns 'for work In that de
partment at moderate prices.
3IYERS & HUNT.
narCS 2m
AM EMC AN.
MAY 11, 1866.
COTTON FACTORS.
GEO. It. REID.
W. 11. CHADBOCR.V.
J.T. BEOWX.
REID, GHABBOUM & GO
f scccKssoca to rmtxen & co.
Cotton Factors,
OEX'EItAI,
Commission and Forwarding
ClavJc Street, Nashville, Tcnn.
The undersigned having purchased the
interest of II. S. Fkexcii in the firm of
KENCII & CO., will hereafter continue
the'.
GEXEKATi COM3IISSIOX
AND
Forwarding Business,
Under Stylo of
REID, CHADBOURN & CO.,
At their Old Stand, on Clark Street
We will purchase and sell Cotlon or other
Produceon Commission : Planters and others
who favor us with their Business may feel
assured of getting the
HIGHEST MARKET PKICE
For their Cotton or Produce.
Our Charges will be as low as those of
any other responsible House, and sirict
attention will bcpaiiMo forwarding promptly
Goods consigned to our care from other
places.
The large and very commodious building
which we occupy oilers great inducements
to Planters to store their Cotton with us,
where it will be entirely protected from the
weather.
Asking a share of public patronage, we
respectfully subscribe ourselves,
GEO. II. EEII),
W II. CIIADBOUKN.
J. T. BROWN.
CARP.
On account of had health I this day sold out my
entire interest in the firm of FRENCH k CO., to
the above House, and cordially recommend to my
old friends my successors in business, who may
be confidently rcliod on as gentlemen of the
highest business qualifications; and to those who
may favor them with their business they can
feel assured that it will be performed with probity,
honor, nnd energy.
For the many f.ivors and large patronage I have
received during tho long number of years I have
been engaged in business. I warmly thank my
friends, earnestly solicting the enntinuance of the
sanio for my successors and friends, Rcid, Chad-
bourn k Co.
Very Respectfully,
ehr-tf
H. S. EREXC'II.
HUGH McCREA & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
a. H.imirox ac Co.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
STORAGE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
3 L 1TI1C IIvVIV TS,
Market Street, - - - Xasliville.
riHIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
L the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon. Lard, or anj; other
Produce, on Commission. Planters, favoring us
with their business may rely on getting the high
est market price for their Produce. Our eharges
will be as low as any house in the city, bnould
our old friends favor us with orders for Groceries,
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We will give our attention
to goods forwarded to us from other cities, i-hip-pers
may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly by the first train or boat after their ar
rival. Our office is on Market street, where tho
old bonks of Hugh McCrea k Co. can be found by
. i- : o.a.1
111UJU lUlCMBlVJ. ..... X.
Hoping for a share of public patronage, we sub
scribe ourselves, etc., ..,, , r.
jan13- liuun jicuncA ,u.
A CAKI.
Wo rcjDcctfully introduce to our ol4 friends
our successors in business, Hugh McCrea k Co.,
who continue tho Commission business at our
stand. No. 23 South Jlarket Street.
Our own offieo is No. 23 College Street, where
wehopo all parties who are indebted to us will at
once call and pay their accounts now due, and all
parties who havo any claims against us will pre
sent them for payment, as wo wish to close up
our business at an early day.
janl3-tf A. HAMILTO.N & uo.
NASHVILLE
BLIND
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AND DOOR
MANUFACTORY.
Brown. Sutherland & Co.,
Corner of Hinea and Ewing Sir.. West Nasville,
-iirE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO WORK
Tl m luc mosi compieie aim ii...''j
ner. at
CINCINNATI PRICES.
... , c. L-.An i,nfantlr on hand
Sashes, Doors. Blinds, ilouIUings. 01 ail ainu.
Basses, CorniceJ, Columns. Breeketr. c-. AO.
m iVxihrrhnanliDE. in large sup-
e jiaauiuciuic nu ,,
nlies Window and Door Frames, and every neces
wr? material for House Building. SlAins,?' 11;
Kinds DUllk jur iuv
We rcpcctfully call the 1
and the Public generally to '
.il.nltnn of Bnildi
our enterpri'e. e
Northern Market", in
propose to compeie wuu
eecial.yU call attention to our splendid
'Teveonhand 600,W.feet of allklndn and
m000 feet of seasoned Vhite Pine, which we will
sell at the monreasoniiu":
BROWN, SUIllfcUi'Au a w.
marO 3m
WHEELER A WILSON'S
PREMIUM LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWINO
MACHINES.
SO. 7 COLLLOE STREET.
Over Wm. Berry k Co.'s Dry Goods House.
DAN'L AINSWORTH.
General Southern Agent.
an5-tf
PETROLEUM.
Tennessee and Cumberland
QIL& MINING COMPANY,
INTOBrORATKD BY
Special act of the LeguUturo of Tennessee
" June Sta.lS$5j
SIIaREHOLDERS
EXEMPT from ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock $600,000,
Divided into 3O0M shares of$3) each. 7,500 (hares
orj.iow.uu nave been appropriated
ns working capital for tho dc
velopcment of tho
Property of the Company.
A limited amount onlv of the stock thuV nnnm.
nriated has been nloced in thn hands nf thanfli.
cersof the company, to bo sold at $10 per share;
ana as me siock Has all been issued, mil paid, in
payment of property, it U not therefore liable to
any future assessment.
OfFICK : No. 23 Union utreet.
Post Offieo Box
971. Nashville. Tcnn.
DIRECTORS.
P. II. COLTON, of Tennessee.
W.M. C. BUNTS.
A. G. SANFORD,
C. L. HEQUE.MBOURG. of New York.
DELANO T. SMITH, of Minnesota.
A. G. WELLS, of Michigan.
OFFICERS.
Prcsidcnt-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't First National Bank, Nashville.
Vice President A. O, AVELLS.
Secretary F. H. COLTON.
Treasurer WM. C, BUNTS.
Mining Superintendent
C. L. HEQUEMB0URG.
The nronertv of the romMiir ninnid nF 1mk.
hold interests in the counties of Overton, Fen
tress. White. Jackson and Warren, ie the Stutenf
Tennessee, amounting in the aggregato to over
eight thousand acres.
Jno membership of thecompany and the Board
of Directors comprise men of business experience
and reputation, and of a thorouch and nmciicxt
acquaintance with the oil mines of Pennsylvania, r
iub uuuing superintendent was one ot too ursl
explorers of the oil fields of that State, nnd struck
tho first flowing oil well in the country, well
known as tho llcnucmbours well, and to which
tho oil interest! of Pennsylvania, then in their
nasjent state, were very largely indebted.
Tho company will lease portions of their valu
able lands, in small tracts, to private parties or
companies, for imediatc development.
I0TS ON EAGLE CREEK
1VIEX. BE I-EANEn OX AlIEICATIOX.
This is a rare chance for bona RiU nneratnr In
obtain leases on terms that will be amply remu
nerative. lerms made known on application.
NO SIEIIE SPECUEATOK WILL 1JE
TRKATEU WITH.
Description of lands and samnles of oil ob
tained from the property, may be seen by calling
at the office. No. 'Si Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary. F. II. Colton, Nashville, will re
ceive orders for stoek, and will forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order. janSMf
DOCTOR WHITT1ER,
A REGULARLY BRED PIIYSICIAN, AS
bis Dinloma which hanm in his office will
show, has made Chmnic VUeatet the ntudy of hit
life, and has a UnUn-wida reputation, having
been lunger locamt t .V. lyoan man any otbei
Chronic Diseaso Physician.
Much of his practice has been of a private na
ture. iSV&i7i, (tonorrheit, Glmt, Stricture all
Urinary l)!tner:Siihilitie orilerevriiil Affection
urf the T hraat,Hkin or lionet; Orchitit Jfernin or
Jluiiturtf also, the effects of a Solitary Habit,
ruinous to iiody anil Mind, producing Mntcka,
debility, iminttency, dizzine, aimnt'efif riaht, con
fution of iaeun, evil forehoeinp, vvertion to tociety,
lout ef memrv. ieeaiiu. ,lc: not all these in anr
one case, but all occurring frequently in various
cases.
3 Accommodations ample, charges moderate
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter orat
office, re e. M st cases can be properly trratetl
without an interview, and medicines, secure from
observation, sent by mail or express. No hin
drance to business in most cases.
Address Box St. Louis, Mo.
Hour3 8 a. M. to 8 p.m. OjHce permanently
located at No. G5 St. Charles street, between Sixth
and Soventh, one square south of Lindcll Hotel,
a retired spot in the ccntro of the city.
tbnnultntion room, anil roam for the accommo
dation aftuch xaiienttareqireperonalattention.
EVERYBODY
jfian get, in a sealed letter envelop, my Theory,
Sfa'tftnm and Treatment of Jiercou, Urinaty
and Sexaal Diteat, clearly delineating atldi
eaed condition, with full Symptom Lists, for two
three-cent postage stamps to prepay po-daec.
Circular for Ladies, relatingto Dieaeaf Juitrly.
MrriMtritation and J'reunancy, 3c.
jana-Cm dAw
Valuable Middle Tennessee
Farm for Stile.
'IMIB UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
L his Valuable Farm, consisting of Two Hun
dred acres, one half cleared and in cultivation.
in cotton and corn, situated on Duck river, two
andaliait miles irom n uiiamsport. .Maury county,
most of it river bottom land of the richest quality.
The residence and other improvements are of an
excellent character. I will also sell with the place
Twenty-live head of fine MARES nnd MULES,
embracing several thoroughbreds. The purchaser
can also have all my stock nnd funning imple
ments with the growing crop, and possession
given immediately, if desired. I have an ample
supply of labor which the party purchasing can
procure.
An additional tract of Nine Hundred acres,
splendidly improved, ndjoining, can bo had if de
sired. Address. R. 0. GORDON.
may! diw Williamsport. Tennessee.
Cincinnati Enquirer plcoso copy Mondays and
Thursdays for two weeks. Send account to this
office.
IVOTICE
To the Cotton Planters of Ten
nessee, Alabama, A Georcin
I7R0M and after this date, our charges on Cot
' ton sold through our warehouses will bo as
follows:
Storage for sixty days or less, per bale-.. $l.fu
" for each succeeding month 50
Selling Cotton per bale - - l.W)
Buying .... l.W
Shipping - 00
Insurance and Government tax extra.
All Cotton sold through our houses, except (by
a regular Gotten .Merchant.) will he subject to the
above charges, whether sold by ourselves or by
the owner. STRATTON. POINTER k CO.
BAILEY, ORDWAY k CO.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
AR1 GALLERY.
T. F. SALTZMAN,
(Formerly IIUGIIIS BROS..)
PROPRIETOR,
,'oriier College nml Union SIh.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
'IMIIS OALl.EIU .so long and favorably known
J throughout the South, u still under the full
tide of operation, Mie of the partners, Jlr. ungnes,
having recently returned from London, Parts,
and other citiea in Europe, with all the recent im
provements knowi, to the Photographic Art. le
are'ln constant correspondence with parties in
London, that we shall endeavor to be the first to
introduce every new feature here as they present
themselves.
PIIOTOORAPIIS. Life She, In Oil
PHOTOGRAPHS. Cabinet Site. Plain. India
Ink or Oil. .
PHOTOGRAPHS. Cartes de Visite
OPAL or PEARL MINIATURE, New Styl
AMBROTYPES.
MELAINOTYPE
AlsJ,
The Double Photograph
Or two positions of the same person on one Card.
Frames or all sites and descriptions. Albums,
etc- kept constantly on band, which we will sell
as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
We respectfully solicit a liberal s'lare ot patron
age. All wors warranieu 10 oe uni-ciau. uu uu
rasonab!e terms. (Jive us a call. .
ian'J-tf
SOUTHERN JOUR.VAI.
OF THE
MEDICAL SOISNOESi
NEW ORLE.1N.S,
RST CLASS QUARTERLY, OF viOT
than eirnt nunilwa pages per annum,
"Sr, ihm fintdsv uf A1V. August. NOTftn'
' B. And February. Subscription, invariably i
advavte, JfS Ol. .
E. T. FENNER. M. I.,
I). WARREN BRICKELL, M. D.
' C. BEARD, M.U..
I Ixlitors and Proprietors.
AHrcmittanees to be sent to Dr. D. V . Brick
, 1 . . . , 1 v r,, ..... . r. ah
, :i 1. oox xuvuuicuc - " wit...... ....
communications to be directol to Southern Jour
nal of the Medical Science, box WJ.P. O-New
leans. La. aprl2-lm
NO. 134.
BANKS.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Designated. Depository and Financial Agent
of the United States.
Capital Stock Pnltl In.....850,000
Surplus or Contliiernt Fnrul 30,000
T?0,?1'28 DEPOSITS AND MAKES
J-V. cP'!?ctlonoa all aceccaiible points in the
United States,
UMTED STATES HOXDS,
Gold, Silver, and
TJiicurrent Money,
BOUGHT AND SOM.
DIRECTORS.
HORACE H. HARRISON, a R. PARSONS.
A. G. SANFORD. JAS. O. OGDON.
E R. GLASCOCK. HENRYL. JONES,
JAS. G. OGDEN. Cahicr.
A. G. SANFORD. President.
P-Q. JAMISON. Assistant Cashier.
fcbi6-3m.
THE
si2co:nx
NATIONAL BANE,
OF NASHVILLE.
College Street, near Union,
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent
of the United States.
It is prepared to transact a regular Banking busi
ness, and furnish Exchange on ,
NEW YORK.
NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISVILLE. AND
CINCINNATI.
Government Securities, Gold nnd Silver, bought
and sold on Commission.
JOHN LUMSDEN. President.
W. J. THOMAS. Cashier.
feb27-t3m
THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE,TEN1J3SSEE.
Stockholder
W. W. Burry. M. Corns.
John Kikcsu.v, Jos. W. Allk.
D. Wkavke, EnoAK Jones.
Dan'l F. Caktkr. A. J. Duncan.
Alexander Fall, cms. E. Hilluax,
Edsicnd Cooper.
This Bank occupies the building formerly occu
pied by the Planters' Bank, corner of Union and
College streets, and is prepared to buy and sell
Gold, and Silver, Draft. U. S. Secnritiei, and Side
Bond; Collect Aot, Draft, (5,vjxu, etc.. In all
parts of the United States.
5-20 Bonds nml 7-30 Treasury Notes al
ways on hand, and Sir sale. Gold Coupons cashed
and compound interest Notes bought at the high
est rates. EDGAR JONES Cashier..
W. W. BERRY. President.
dec" dm
JAMES BELTON. THOMAS COTTKELL.
II. T. WHEELER. JOHN KNIQHT.
5 CO.,
5
Xo. 22 IVortli Marie et Street,
NASHVILLE,.TENN.,
GiiM Fitters, Plumbers, nnd
Agents for Morris, Taslcer
tfc Co.?s Celebrated Coal
Oil Well Tools and
Macliincrj'.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TINKERS', PLUMBERS',
GAS FITTERS'
AND 9
C O PJPJER SMITHS'
Stoelc mid IMtitei-iiilM,
Railroad Supplies, etc.
K RE PREPARED TO FURNISH IN QKAN
tics to snit purchasers, the following articles.
at the lowest market ratios :
Till Plate,
Tinners' Tools,
Tinners' Stock of all kinds;
i,t:ai pipe,
SIIliET I,EAI
PIC1 IjKA i,
- WROUGHT IRON
Gas & Water Tubing
AND
LAP WELDED FLUES ;
siiKiyr a 1101r copii:k,
lVlrc, KiveH, AiiJImoiiy.
Kal'ibiti Metal;
SHEET AM) SI.AI5 ZIXC
SPELTEK,
Kussia, Patent Polish, Sheet Iron,
Common and Charcoal.
Railroad Lantcwif,
White and Red. etc.. etc., etc.
feb2-tf.
0S0AR K. LYLE,
OENERAI.
Coiiimission Merchant,
NO. 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
ST. I.OCIS, MO.t
SELI COTTON. TOBACCO, FLUUK.HKAta
Provisions, and all domestic produee.
Uuys plantation I uppnen, anu hkuio,
ders with care and dispatch
Consignments and Orders Solicited
REFERENCES. Neweomb, Buchanan k Co..
Bondurant k Told.. Louisville; 1v111e. ft.err
Co Memphis; Ethell k Thomnr. New, Orleans;
OrmeJc Farrar. Atlanta: Jackaon. Lamer Co.,
cam. J. Jieuary, .imu.hib.
aprll-2m
COATil COAJL!!
The Scwancc Coal Mines
v rimmK wili.be wuiikku ux ihk
T.n.M,,. i:n&i uimninr. me jiiijeauuu
whicn nas citneno renuerni iu,h u,
ni,..ii, in thn r.uhlie Has Ixcn settled, and
the parties inleresieu I,ow coiiDucnuy pfY,'
to ripnly Nashville and the other towns in Mid-
die Tennessee with coal. They believe it is on y
.ummmt Ttxr thi. mil in OA tnM l.1 do ffercrmur
ustd. For manufacturing purposes and for En-
gires, this eoal Is believed to be superior to any
that ca be had in Tennessee. They especially
desire that Blacksmiths and all who work In Iron.
I Thf!AmTnvwt.rklnif thefe
MlnM fl anthoriied to nay that the peouteof
Vfa(i1T ?nv rslr nnnrt them for a CERTAIN
...1. r.r v.1 .11 tim. in, I thev he-DC. by
being liberally patronised, to reduce the prUo of
Uoat.
mar20-tf
CHARLES A. PROCTOR.
ji. 'LirnnLir. a. v. H. acTtrn. r.x. tawi.f
Formerly of Nevins. Keith & Co.
M'LAUGHLIN, BUTLER & CO,,
(Sueessors to F. A. Irwin 4 Co.)
WHOT,ESAIjE qbocebs
1SD
. .
l.nmmiSRIOn merCnalllb,
mm v a
...i.vmru WINKS AN LlftiroiOi.
Corner of Market and Clari streets.
KiiirvtLLr. TtSX,
We pay the highest market pr
Fruit. Feathers. ISeeawax. tiin'
Country Produce general
prices for urttd
ineui. anu
Country i rod uce generally.
r22 Sin
1TTE JTASlltlttJK 1AIT 17X1 OX. ASM
A3IEKICAX.
Office. Uxro axo AaEiiCAS Bloc Sr. corner
Church and Cherry sts oppof ICo the Pot Office
txrim:
Daily iH 0O
Tri-Wetkly.
TOO
Weekly
-. 3 CO
Proportionate rates for shorter periods.
Subscripti-ias invariably in advance.
REAL ESTATE.
fifil ESTITF AGENCY.
17oit S.V I.E.
-Lower City WharC fronthiK 352
feet.
IOU SALE. That mignlfieient Residence
J No. 33 en North Sumner street, containing
11 rooms, besides washroonubath room-servants!
rooms, stable and earn are honso. Gaj and water
in every room of the mam building.
170 R SAI.K. A fine Farm In Marshall ceunty.
. containing -O- acres, 00 acres cleared, and
SU additionM in Blue Gras. ballance heavily tim
bered ; log hou.n with shingle roof, five rooms,
finely fenced; all necessary out-buildings; leven
acrctMn Fruit.
T70R SA1.B6X miles from the city, on the
1? Gallatin Pike, a fine Residence, and 50 acre
of superior Land, all necessary out-buildings, and
the finest Spring in the country.
I?OR SAI.K.-63 acres of Land, with splen
. did improvements. miles from tho city, on
Gallatin Pike, fine Orchard, good Snrinr. etc.
TfOR SAI.K.-30 Lots In Edgefield. located
ju in 1
1 every part of the town.
I?OK SALE.-3IU
. the Commercial IK
Cherry street, adjoining
otl. A bargain
FOR N.YI.E. so acres on Brown's Creek.
3'4 miles from tho city, between Granny White
and Innklin Pikes. n.i rich as any land in the
county.;
FK SAI.K. A Vacant Lot adjoining the
Sanders property on Vine street.
IOR SAI.K-2M miles from city, on Louis
7 Tille RaiIroad.ro acres of Land, one improve
ment", never failing Well, etc.
T?OR SAtilV-7 miles from the citr. on tho Gal-
J latin Pikr, li3 aeresof Land, new Improve-
Is. fine Cittern.
running Water, fino Blue
, ete.
1MHI SAI.K. Fino Residence on South Vino
.' street. No. 16, nil in good repair, 40 feet front,
and running baek ITS feet.
IjiOR SAI.t--Rino Residence on South Vine
. street. No. 10. 30 feet front. 10 rooms, all
necessary eut-buiklings.
Tjor. KAI.K.-TWO fine Residence. Nos 17
and 19 South Summer street, recently refitted.
newly painted, and in splendid repair. In & very
nam repair, in are
Call for particelars.
ueairaoie pari ei in euy.
I?OR SAI.K. Twe valuable Reidnces In
. Edxcfield, 160 feet of ground attached to each.
ery cheap.
I70R SAI.K.-A splendid Residence 24 miles'
7 from OolumMo. on the Mount Pleasant Pike.
71 acres of supvnor Land, beautiful lawns, pond
well stocked with. 6h, ete., ete.
170R AIJi-25 aeresof Land. Just without
L tho corporation, on the .Murfrcesbori Pike.
irpuration. on the JIurfrcesDori Pike,
1. 1 1 . ..r ir 1 .i - l : .1
a, (joining
ceased,
OR SAI.I-100 shares Bridge Stock.
T?OK
SAI.K. 100 fret on Market street, nn.
A7
posite Isaac Paul's Hkj.
1?0 R SAI.K, .175 aeresof Land, on Tennes
. see River, in Perry county, every foot of so
pcrior quality.
I70R SAI.K.-In Nsrth, South. an.I Wt
. Naslnille, a largo number of Uisirable and
Cheap Lots.
T?ou
SALI 130,000 acres of Jlountaln
e. Coal. Oil and Texas Land, a well ai
JV Table. Coal.
a largo quantity of other property not mentioned.
For k'nrtleulir"i. rnll nml ce hh.
Anderson, Johnson & Smith.
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
'i22 tr
IOE.- ICE.
WE HAVE FOR SALE TO ARRIVE AnL
amount of 1
PURE LAEE I0E.
Parties in adjoining towns, wishing to lay in
their
SOTOIEIt SUPPLY,
Will do well to give us a call.
IAKE KINGSTON ICE CO.,
!an30-tf. No. 5 North College street..
jr. t.
DRUGS & MEDICIN18.
Y. 3. & C. IV. S
Driiyyists and
I'rcscrSjtttomMf
Corner Churth and Vine it re
NAN 1 1 VI I.I.I, 'TKSS.
I R9PKOTFIJLLY INFORM THR PUHLU
11 111 general, that thev
(... ..nlM.l.hb,
their store
with a onrciully nekctid and large
stock ef
PURE DRUS.
the
MHDICINBS, .
CHHMICALS,
BSSBNTIAL OILf1
MEDICINAL LIQUORS, ef all kinds.
All the popular PATENT MEDI0INE4
WHITE LEAD.
WINDOW 0 J ASS, ae
and PUTTY. ho
LINSEED OlLT
SPIRITS TURPENTINE and IYE STUFI-H
Ourstoek of
I'KliriDIKKY ANI JPANCY ART! CLEM
Is very extensive and equal to any in the city.
We are agents fur
Dr. Swayne's celebrated Preparations,
Including the London Hair Restorer.
itt.
and examine our stoe
before purebanintc e
where.
'4
TO I'lITKlt'IANS.
It
is our aim to spare no palm or expense in
supplying everything pertaining to our
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
Meilieines will be compounded ami disposed at
all hours of the day or night, by careful and reli
able PreseriptiosisU.
nr The eitiiens of Weot Nashville will 0ml our
store very eonvenient. and Particularly so at
night, as the bell t always answcreI promptly.
Give us a call and we guarantee satUtaetlen.
marll am
r. KtncrTRtcc
B. r..NtTISS.
. j. rutB
Kirkpatrick, Nevins & Keith,
HOC SWIM TO XISIriTIIOt A CM.'
COTTON & TOBACCO FAOTOES,
I
General Commission Merchants,
I I UXIOX STREET
NEW ORLEANS.
R. P. KEVINS.
23 SOUTH COLLEGE ST.,
NASHVILLB. - TENNESSK
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X O TIt'E.
OTATE OF TENNESSEE WHITE COUNT
1 f f , l f iv 1 ,!.ini...iA. r h
1 a 1 s .j s vi 11 s . ishucuii. iiuiuiuiruatwi
J. DHtiean, Administrator of th
I, llunean. dreesed.. harlot:
&uu ef Pie . Dunean. deewed havinK
surcMteit to the County Ceuit of White county.
deeeuetl. de therefore, notify all persona Indebted
tn the said Rstate t eome ferward ami pay up
ami all prrwiM having eJatojs against the l.slit
ef aM deeeael te present Ibem to tne. on prtt
fure first Meu4ay In August next, duly authcntl
eated as nreserweil ox ir pro rata uisina''
tfttn. ar the same will be !
i forever barrel.
mar la
JOHN J. DUNCAN, AdaY
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