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Making elMi eaneetie with steamers for l'u
4uan, Oaira ami St, I,onts.
IIUAI.TII IlEIHlKT.
irvm Hoard ok IIkaisih, NaKhville. Seidcmbcr
17, 18M. DurlnR the twenty-four hours, endinc
Ihht t,r, n thare bav bean (tUftially departed
sixteen aaHM of eholora oeeurrljiE nuionj tlio
wMt!, anil twetitytw amone lha'eSloroil. raak
tfialtal f thirly-eiBht new ease with twelve
dattihiaJivo ef whieli were while and seven eol
nfi. Tf.'lhe eases lieretofero reimrtol tliere wcro
lT order of the Hoard of Health,
yif r;jJ-UJ8N. 51. 1).. Pm.
Hise.mRQWBT. The majerily of the caes
lrisrrte1tlS'1riilnirwero tho friends or the
i.riatS4fite0verniuf nt. whe. In the liberty -ae-'
mleil, ami proiid them by the "powers that
lt" on Capital Hill, ooneluded they had a per
fect right te enftfe in ntlieletie awl other Ramos,
fi the day vet apart fur the religious observance
f all mankind. Keoorder Vii.uamk instruet
ol thm aa to hew far their liberties extended,
and eh anted them from J to JO apiece for thetr
lessen. Over City eases were called, and tho
esmeM reached tho -sum of fSifi.
Sixteen negro, members ef 11 mrx low's
ltlaek Bay' Base Ball Club, far dfeordWly conduct
h the Sabbath, wcro fined in tho ancresjnta SIM ;
and anewhlta man, who nave them eHeurRe
mt Ut'oaarlnac in their "sport," was mulched
in $5 ferhfs eOtitouruesr.
A. KaAKK eatteed a customer away from tho
More ef P. Klkiv, and sold him a lair or shoes,
whereupon Klhin had Fkaxk arrosteil fur llinc
rdl without a license. Fuask wb taxed i" 00
an d advised te eat out a license.
Portho privilege af Rctlintdrunk en thoetreels
W'u. NfttiUAX iM S7.
Six negroes were arraigned fer gamWlH?. Two
wre diihared : three paid $7 aploeo: and one,
the sume-keeiier, was let off for $6. They paid
their Caes, and reetued to think the)' had got off
ehaap.
Pbask HeMtwBsas.MAKT KJ!tisw.v, eoUred,
and 'u. Mmnm. while wero up Tar raising a
dMarbance, ami detorftcl J7 apleco in thocorpo
ratian fond.
Wu. II. IliMWK, a member ef tho Metropolitan
PolUe, Ve-aaHed." w eitdto appears this
morning to answer the ftharge of assuming the
duties of a t)ieman.
JmsfMR TiYLR 4W vM appear in the court
roam, but fre tho wotkhmtsc atup her plea
f ul4trf being drunk. She was Sned $9.
11. 11, llMRti, drank, had Ms eascconliMned.
JtA"rtWff Ltwia got frighteWed at the cholera,
and took aa avardeee of " sped Be." In consider
ation of the oireuwstonecs altendiag this case,
Mr. IiBWW was let off with a very light flne-tT.
1'ishk Swv-Me altaekcl a colored Iwy named
WliiUau Hies, threatening to shoot him ami
otherwise maltreat his sacred person. Both par
lie were arrested for disorderly conduct. Hicks
was discharged, ami Sawveb fined SM. Saw vrb
1ml Vi from Dsstatar. Ala.
W. W. MaliRiMiUK. who paid S for getting
drank saH Friday night, was again yesterday,
for caeHniilng the same ht drunk at) tsaturda-.
Ho was let oil this time far 57.
JlMi Kri.lt was arre4i In company with
twaurkvMai,lrad in male attire. The trie
ivill bo trM this morning.
A hoi hteatrit was the eanc or a row between
tw agtored servant girls named Lucv Clabk ami
Kuilt liaioxxT. Kkilv paM W; Leer SI.
Johjt lrrt. an oW man, Jut from Chlcaga,
r 8ued $1 for being drunk and disorderly.
Mick Mhmt and Joux Frbst, for dlsoMeriy
aonduat, wfco firi J apicce-heap for fighting
on thaSabSIMi
ThuaS Hlt;iAX wt aneMfdbyTmMi Mel-
RYlrlieriycnJttet.,iJtOwiAr 4 taxed.
with I he cos.
Tmsmusj Mflrav was arrested by Mrs. Kiev
Ms for abostag ami easHag her .Itard noMie.
HtdCMAX 14 thec-4.
JaassfH Ovrwsk had 1W ease Mitad.
N Ohh.rra IK tl alla tin. W'c have received a
letter from a reeponsibie party in tlaliatin. deny
ing tha rwaar that the eitoiera hd broken out in
thatplaea. A Jlr. Hm.s from Smith eounty, who
had Wcw V t Y" I10 k l
WHai. Mi wtV Whoe. arvi .tied "Friday night
laC No Hthornwe has occurred, and no fears are
1 1 si -j sal II Is! 1
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af it apraadlwr.
A " Mfcrf MtfttLITAX OK DffT. WILLUM II,
MtMtwx. a member f tha " aa-aatied MettiH!!
tan PtfNea, wflj bare ah'cxaMtHattea before the
Iteeofder I WW mortting, for representing himself
a a paWisman and thrcatnig t make arrast.
At the McMUtWn ormanr frUd. ltobrrt
Tlioiuroon has 'consentM la neeowe a eanai
lata for re-eleetloa a Ahierman from the P!ft
M'ard, at the eneulag eieotiun.
I'trr Ur Vaa Pbsjit. Buy yoar Fruit Can
KBd'tHiH Jan i any quantity, at the lowest-
wltietala.prieet. - .J. W. WlLaoy JLCo,
auW lu N. 17 QMcge st.
M. M. Bmcx, Jr of this city, has removed bis
law eliec from the corner ef College and Cburth
streets, to the corner of Cherry and DeadcrUk
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0u T'hsatbk. Kq tale pica; are in eommend
Ing the company now holding forth at this popa
lar place of amusement. It is certainly the most
talented array of artists that have appeared on
tho Nashville boards these many day. Victor
Hugo's tbrillira drama. La Tour deNesl e,wts pre
sented last night with marnificent effect. Harry
Lasodox, as Capt Curidan, won the praisoof
every one. It hi enough to say, he knew his part,
and be played it well. Miss Askik Sissteb rep
resented the character of tho bloody Queen Re
gent, Margaret or Burgundy, in a manner to eiieit
encomium from the audience, and'at tho end of
each act wa called in front of the curtain. Hab
rt Btbcctt and 1Yoot ScntK1 acted the Bnf-
fiaof to perfection. They are at .borne wherever
you may pat them. The entire cart done well.
and we only wish a larger awienee had been
present, in order that our citizen might see the
excellent company Manager Fltxx has secured
, to cater to their amusement.
The afterpiece. Anthony and Cleopatra, in
which IIarrt Ktkritt and the' charming Stella
Mabon took part, was received with great satis
faction. Wc eannotetaw this not tea without recommend
ing our citizens t patronize thlt plaee of amuse
ment. These are time when the public mind
should be diverted, and not allowed to ran on the
.all-absorbing theme of pestilence We don't bo-
lieve there was one person in the audience at tho"
theatre. last night, that did not, for the nonce,
forget, or at loastccaso to think of the cholera.
Wobelieve it has a healthy influence on the mind
to witness plays calculated to entertain and amuse.
And thus believing, Ve feel warranted In advising
oar friend to visit some place of amusement. It
will do them geed.
To-night, Sharspeark'8 comedy of Kathcrino
and i'etrueble will be enacted. IIaery Lako-
dos will take the character of Potruehio, and
Miss Axme Sbster that of Katherine. The nau
tical drama of Clack-Byed Susan will conclude
the evening's entertainment, fir all meant go.
Tub Five B's C Stabs. Whilo the members or
the "Brownlow'a Black Hoys Baso Ball Club"
wcro engaged in playing near th6 Sulphur Spring,
on Sunday last, they suddenly stopped their sport,
when ono of them exclaimed : "Dar comes de
white, folks. Dem's perlieemen I see d stars I"
He was right; tho "stars" were after them, and
they succeeded in capturing eighteen of tho "asso
ciation." The Ecoorder told them they would
not bo allowed to violate the Sabbath ordinance,
but as this was the filet offenso of the kind, h
would deal leniently with them, IleHncd twclv
of them $0 apiece, and tbo balance, $5 apicco
They paid their fines, and the members of the
"loyal" Base Ball Club relieved tho court of their
presence. k
Cjunqm and Removals. Messrs. Orb Broth
ers have purchased the stock of groceries of
Messrs. Stbattux. Cue.vkt & Roy. They have
leasod'tho ware room occupied by Saxuel A. Me-
IMBY, corner of Broad and Market street?, and
will in a few days bo prepared to fill orders. They
will have ono or the best stocks of groceries In the
oty.
Samuel A. Mkoary will hereafter oocupy No.
9 Broad street, adjoining tho establishment of
Strattok. Ciiexey A Roy.
Mews. Stbatton. Cheney Jc Roy, will confine
themselves to tho cotton and produce trade, at
their old stand, No. 11 Broad street.
Ciioleba at IiAVEBONE. Tho cholera appears
to be gradually working its way into the towns
and villages south of Nashville. Wo prcsumo tho
dreadful pestilcneo will in some degree nfllict all
settled neighborhoods along the different railroad
linos. Wo are reliably informed there havo been
fou deaths in Lavcrgne, tho first caso becoming
developed lost Saturday morning. At Smyrna,'
wo learn of one ease having occurred, butatlas
accounts the person attacked was speedily re
covering.
1 t
PxRioniOALH. We tako great; plaasaro in re
commending our friends to tho establishment of
W. C. Collier, on Union street. lie keeps con
stantly on hand tho. latest literary newspapers
and periodicals, as well as standard works of all
kinds. Hilly can furnish you any thing you
want, from a steel pen to tho American Encyclo
pedia. Qivo him a call. His advertisement will
bo found in another column, and is worthy a pe
rusal. IK JIrvoriavi. Wasmixotos Kidd, for along
time employed in tho press rooms of tho Union'
and Aiierioax, is no moro. Stricken with tbo
potilcnco now prevailing to an alarming extent
n our city, he was cut off in the primo of life,
and his familiar face and jovial manners have de
parted rrem us forever. Wabh. was an honest,
intelligent negro. He was ever at his post, and
did his duty willingly and cheerfully. Wcslncerc-
ly regret his untimely death. His labors aro over.
Peace to his ashes.
DiSTCttrr Court JIartial. Tho following offi
cers compose a general court martial for this mili
tary district. Thecourtconvonodycstcrdayatthe
headquarters of the 16th Infantry:
Brevet Maior John' Power. lGth United States
Infantry, -President of the court. Urcvct Captain
Hoht. J. Wilsox. Mil United Stales Cavalry, 1st
Lieutenant Kpward li.ToTTON.10th Infantry. 1st
Lieutenant Allex Ai.uv. KllhTnrantrv, 'M Lieu
tenant W. W. Parky, 10th Infantry. 2d Lieuten
ant Ckarlm) II- Noble, lGth Infantry. First
Lieutenant ULAYTOX XlALR, Judge Advocate.
The CnoLERA. There were twenty-two coses
of cholera reported officially on list Saturday
nine eases among the whites, and thirteen among
the colored. Also ten deaths thrco or which
wero white aud seven colored.
On Sunday, tho Boanl or Health reported ofii-
oially seventeen new eases twelve coses or whites.
und fivo cases ainong tlio colored. Only two deaths
reported both white.
The official report for yester lay will bo found
under the jiroperheadlng.
T
A Stiilbx Horse IIktuunld UoaK On Satur
day night last, a very fine hersc waa stolen off tbo
farm or Jlr. J. Fdlqhou, about three miles from
Bdgefield, on tho Gallatin pike. Tho thief proba
bly bid tho horse In tho woods preparatory to run
ning him in tho night, as ho returned homo about
11 o'clock Sunday, having in some way got looso
from his captors.
Death ok Cap-aix T. J. Cos. Wo loam that
CapL T. J. Cox, formorly n Quartermaster on
duty, la. Ibis dty, died of cholera yesterday after
noon, at six o'eloek. Capt. Cox was a resident of
OMo, and had returned to this city a short time
since, to arrange some business affajr, and wa
stopping at tho Siaecy House, llo.was a brother
of lion. S. S. Cox, formerly a member of Con
gress from the Columbus district. . .
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NOTICE,
st f i.l
triioAgcnay ef tho
II O III ft,
I li n u r mi c c
(to in j a By
lias been trantferred to tho undersigned.
T. P. PhOK.
teplS4tji
31 Col ego StrecL
I)entli'r!nj- X nnwle)
This worthy und business young tuau was
snatehod away in tho bloom of life by that fatal
disease, aWlara, Sunday morning lasL He was
well ami In good spirits Saturday morning, and
before the setting ot another sun he was no more
lit wa nursed by two or the best physicians in
the ifWo, l)rs. ComrTOX and JIobtox, who at
tended to him diligently to tho lost, but all to no
avail : his dbeaso had taken too deep a hold,
and tl ay Rawlky Is no more.
When the tocsin of war was sounded in C1, ho
was one of tho first to enlist und or the gallant
Jim. Rain, or the 11th Tennessee, in which reel!
uicnt ho won tho commendation or all his com
mand, by his kind, courteous and gentlemanly
ways, and his gallantry on tha field of battle. In
deed, no one knew him but to like bim. and we
sympathize with hi relative and com'aMe in
their sorrow, for one who has endured; many
hardship and privations in the last feuryears
but now evermore prevented, on earth, of reap
ing the Mldn fruit of peace and happiness.
Sleep on, bravo dead, ia sweet rcpesct
Yu m longer bear your earthly woe. f
Nrbrkthe)MBlUofemmoafoee:,
But in Heaven your name forever glows.
FUXEUAI. ISVITATIO.V.
The frientl arc requested to attend tho funeral
or the late Brevet Lieut, Colonel Thos. J. Cox.
from the' imim ef brtRXKLCs A Co., at 3 r. r..
to-day.
MAYOIt'S IBOC!ItMATIOX.
Mayor's Omic I
Naakvillr September IS. IMS.
In ftfeed'tenec to an ordinance of the Baard of
Hearth, ixuwcd Setitember 11th. ami eertified to
m by tho proper eiScers, and in pursuance er the
Health Law. passoi June SSd. 181, empowering
the Board te deWe "what constitutes a nuisance
r lhlng"prejuMi4 1 ino uwum i iuu
Dity." and making it their duty to "e declare and
make order to the proper KrS for IU abatc
raenV I hfreby4a4erdict. untij he rcal rthU
eMiinaaee." the setliMg er offering far sale fer con
sumption, within the limit of this corporation, or
the following named abides, to wit: melon! of
overy kind, peaehet, apples eueuraoers, cao&fcgc,
com aad feh fih. .
The CHy Perlee tiave IftstrurtUn under this
proclamation to enforce this ordinance, and report
. all vUiattoai thereer to be dealt wRh under the
. lit.. r ,1. . 1. A. mmwI.ImI ' i ;
Tb mddliiiui. I am requested by the Board or
Health ts reeemmend to citizens W abstain" from
the use of eider, ale, beer and malt liquors, unm
further instruction from the Boanl,
W. MATT. BU0WN, Mayer.
CA3SDIDATES.
Jtnyor.
We are authorized to announce "W. aiatt.
Brown as a candidate for ro-election as Mayor
at the earning elections t
Wk aro authorized to announce II. a. Scovel
as a candidate for Mayor; at the ecjuitiz election
Alilcrmcii.
Wo arc authorized to announce Robert
Tliomi.Hon a a candidate for re-election for
Alderman of tho First Ward, at tha ensuing mu
nicipal election.
Wo are authorized to announce Geo. S. Kin
ney as a candidate for ro-clection as Alderman
in the Second Ward.
We arc authorized to announce Jnmes Sloan
as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election
We authorised to announce A. Df-'Cre!sbton
at a candidate' for re-election for Alderman frdm
the, Fourth Ward, at tho cnsu'ing.elwtipn.
We ore authorized to. announce It. II. Client
linm-as a candidate for re-clectloh as Alderman
of tlifeTifth Wanf at the ehiuingclcction.
We authorized to announce Jns. A. Clillton
as a candidate for Alderman of'the Seventh Ward,
at the ensuing election.
We aro nnthorized to announce Dr. G.;A.
nrodie, as a candidate for re-election as Al
derman JWr the Seventh Ward.
Conuellmcn.
Wo are anthorizod to announce Jotm Coltnrt
as n candidate for Councilman .from ..the First
Ward, at the ensuing Municipal elccHon.
We aro authorized to announce II. C. Jenkins
a candidato for re-election as Councilman from
the Second, WardV
We aro authorized to announce Fat. AVnlali
as a candidate for Councilman, from the Second
Word, atthc ensuing election.
Wo are authorized to announce JruOI. Bricn
as a candidate for re-election as Councilman from
tho Third Ward.
Wo aro authorized t announce K. J. Morris
as candidato a for Councilman, from the Third
Ward, at the ensuing election.
We arc authorized to annonnco Dr. Geo. ir.
Kelcl as a candidato for Councilman, from the
Third Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce F. W. Horn.
as a candidato for re-election as Councilman of
the Third Ward at tho ensuing election.
We arc authorized to announce Jolin Miller
as a candidato for Councilman of the Fourth
Ward, at the ensuing election.
We aro authorized to announco John .ILclI
ycttc as a candidate for re-election as Council
man from tho Fifth Ward, at tho ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce A. J. Duncnn
as a candidate for re-election as Councilman from
the FiftlAVard. at the ensuing election,.
We are authorized to announco l'hlncas
Garrett as a candidato for Councilman from
tho Sixth Ward, at the ensuing election.
We aro authorized to announco J.W. Wilson,
as a candidato for Councilman of the Sixth Ward
at the ensuing election.
We authorizedfto announco B. S. Rhea, as a
candidate for Councilman of the Seventh Ward,
at the ensuing election.
Wk arc' authorized to announce W. S. Donnl
vnnt as a candidato for Councilman of tho
Seventh Ward, at tho ensuing election.
We aro authorized to announco Dr. V. K.
"Wliinton as a candidate for Councilman from
tho Eighth Ward, at tho ensuing municipal cloc
tien. We aro authorized to announce Mnrtin V.
Cotton as a candidate for ro-cloction as Coun
cilman, from the Eighth Ward at tho ensuing
election.
Mb. Scovel's Acceptaxcc By rcferonco ' to
tho following correspondence, it will bo seen that
Mr, II. O. Scovel consents to be a candidato for
tho office of JIayor at the ensuing election :
Nashville, Texx., AuatraT 28. H. Q. Scovel,
Esq. Dear Sin We, tho undersigned citizens
of Nashville, confiding in your integrity and abil
ity, and believing that you would prove to bo
most acceptable to tho loyal voters of the city, do
earnestly solicit you. to become a candidate for tho
JIayorality of Nashville at tho coming municipal
election. Very respectfully.
B. D. Dickey.
N. JlcCormaek,
John Schimmlcr,
Jos. A. Barr,
Chas. W. Smith,
A. B. Englo,
R. A. Walker.
Jacob French.
Geo. Beckwith,
John Cressbcrry,
J. J. Nagie,
N. Derby,
Kobt. Lowry,
. Henry Stono. -:
J. B. Mitchell. -
Levi Dell,
Frank liyburger,
S. P. Smith.
II. N. Cramer.
Geo. E. Cooper.
I. (1. Sawyer,
T. S. Henderson,
J. J. Swiggart,
Fred. W. Sparling,
S. B.-Brown,
Thomas Ryan,
W. II. Sloan..
T. S. Henderson.
.Fred. Hess,
fhos. Kenedy. '
Travis Winham,
R. G. Barr."
G. McCullough.
Wm-iHeydt.
Peter Walker,
J.J. Biishncll.
W. L. Hough,
:1). C. Gamble,
' H.'TColkins,-
M.B?Blouse,
W. JI. A. Gavitt,
E. Jlutler.
, LVShrndcr,
C. C. Abston.
Wm. C. Clark.
Krastus J.Nelfon,
W. II. Harrison,
Geo. W. Everett,
B. F. Cook.
Jl.C. Smith, .
Jonn lorlc.
a. u. jucyuiuuy,
W..D. Kttlkncr.
E. P. Cone.
A. A. Carter,
W.D. Dorris,
S. G. Wood,
J. W. Dolboar,
John ltuhm,
Ucn. W. R. tilmflcr,
James S. Hull,
v. .Mill.
II. M. Bramble.
J. B. H. Smith,
W. H. II. Aycrs.
E. Lehman.
Chas. K. Benedict,
Thomas Frame,
rrancis Ilotio.
W. S. Harper.
K.J. Sample.
Thomas Olscn,
Fr. Weiso, ,
James N. Opins,
Julias llrlescn,'
K. A. Utis.
1. Until
Frederick Gretrich
J. T. Ingalls.
Isouo Barrow,
W, W. Woodmansoc,
W. Carter.
John II. Barth,
J. .luneennan.
A.J, Koliogg,
1). W. Classic.
D. II. Mason, and many others,
NariivilLE. SciL3.186V3. Ueur: D. D.Vitkev.
John .SrAi'iiiwier. Jo. A. Jlarr. Chat. W. Smith,
una other Uentlcmcn : l our pressing anu compli
mentary call upon me to become a candidato for
the Jlayoralty of tho city of Nashville is received,
foe which, in connection with tho expression of
confidence and esteem, you will please accept my
hearty thanks.
Though it has been my desire to decline tho
honors, cares and responsibilities of public offioial
position, the call as above made, togotuerwiu an
the imnortaut issues therein involved, induco me
hereby to accept.
You will permit mo to state mat a rosiucnco
among this people and in thiscity of twenty-eight
years, this approaching November, 1SG0, has so
thoroughly acquainted us. and interwoven our
interests ns to induce me to believo that to resort
to the ordinary appliances to secure election, viz:
stumping or canvassing tho city, "treating" to
liquor or beverages of any kind,-begging votes or
making promises of contracts, or labor, or posi
tion, or denouncing tha present Chief Executive
of this city or tho City Legislature, would bo a
work or supererogation, and compiomising tho
dignity, honor and tntclligonco, and moral anu
religious worth or tho pcopio or this city, and do
ing violcilco te the convictions of jastlco and pro
priety. Confiding in tho abounding good sense or this
people, nnd awaiting their decision, whatever
that may he, I am, with kind regard, vcryltruly,
etc, U. G. Scovel.
scpl4-sw till scp. 20.
TnE surgeon's reports show that our nnladshave
suffered greatly from chills and fever which is
induced by tho miasma and change of dim at o to
which they are exposed. They also find Ayeb's
'Ague Cure is an effectual remedy for this distem
per, and aro urging tho Government to adopt it
within the regulations. Tho Surgeon-General
hesitates bocauso It is put up in a proprietary form.
However groat that convenience to tho public
ho prefers tho physicians or tho army should glvo
their own directions for the doses. Whatever
professional pride may dictate, ho knows as well
;as we do. that Dr. Ayeb'b "Curo" is arr almost
jjporfoct antidoto for the Ague, and that tho soldier,
should have tho benout or it, as "well as me peo
plp. irsAi'nff'n Ourrttimndent, J). C. fscp5 lw
Convention Postpone!.
In consequence or tho alarm felt by numbers of
delegates and others throughout the Stato at tho.
presenco ofcholera in Nashville, the Stato Exocu
tito Committee havo deemed it their duty to
postpone tho Convention from Thursday, the 13th
Inst,, to Tuesday, tho 2d day of OctobcrnoxL This
they .do net do becauso tho disease has assumed
anything liko an epidemic form, but not knowing
when It may, tho Committee, unwilling to
call their friends from their homes to this
diy, where a change of dimato and of water
may seriously affect them, even under pre
sent dreumstanccs. The Coiumitteo regret tbo
nccestity of this postponement, and trust all
friends of the Conservative cause will rally in
Nashville on the first Tuesday in October.
By order the Executive Committee.
JOHN S. BRIEN. Chairman.
Johx C. Gaot, E. H.Eabt,
T. W. Maxet, F. C. Dcxmxotox.
W. JIaty. Bsowx, Hexry Wattersox.
E. E. JONES. Secretary.
Arrangements have licen made with the differ
ent railroad companies to carry delegates to the
; Convention and back at half faro.
Blaxk BooK?.-j0ur Merchants, Bankers, In
surance Companici and Manufacturing ostabliih
mcnts in need of Blank Books, should ifivo Mar
shall & Jruce, No. 51 Deadcriek street, Blank
Beak Manufacturers, a call before purchasing.
Tbey are making a superior article. (scpll 1 w
comxatu: TEATXAX,
New Vrleans.
JOBS r. WIIELKSfi,
Nashville.
HRXRY C YEATVAX.
Or Woods, Veatman .tCo Nashville.
YEATMAN & WHELESS,
. - . . .
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
General Commission Merchants,
(iAUONDELBT STREET;
71
71
SEW ,OMJEAXK.
. f v f t a a r m
Cflnslgntnents solicited. Refers especially to J
A. MeARiter A Co- Woods, Yeatrean Co, and
MercbanU generally of NtthTille,
au35 Ja
Monetary and gommeroial
irnc or the Okiox axd Ahhsick. I
. TmaOA Yn Septcmbei; 18, I860. J
Moxetaby. There was- nd flnetnation in gold
Yesterday, it having opened at 145,-was 145 at noon
and clcaciifaJ-the etmerrate at ir. j:. Dealers
1 1 . ...!., ! i : r ( lit '
Government; Securities are arelower :
5.20's Registered. . . 1 . '
6-20'a. Coupons
" 2dand3djcries, '. -
inln. . . asl
ICS
if1
TrSO's, 1CSK105K '
Livcrpocl advieos of'the 17th inst, quote 5-20's
at 72)4.'' V.
Thsro Jtibrit littjo doing among our-ibankcrs.
Exehange otT New York U takenst 4s discount,
and sold at par. '
Bank of Tennessee; is 'firm at 4042, buying,
targe.lots would probaSly.ccminand 45 cents.
I'Janten! Baukiii btfugVa at-iST,' and fold. at 82
cents.
Union Bank notes are Loaght.al75 cents.
Southern Bank notes arc unchanged.
1 -
XnsiiYlIIe Grocery and Prod a eo Slnrkct.
Wo havenoehange to report in prices since our
last issue. Business is moderate, and the demand
Drinrinallv local. Our merchants do not expect
to do much country trade except byjorders. "The
prevalence of the cholera has tho effect to keep
country merchants away from tho city.
. -; Cincinnati Market.
IBy-Tclesraph.
Cixcixxati, Sept. 17. Floiir stcadyiwith mode,
rate demand. Trade brands $U12 50: fancy $13
011. Wheat quiet No. 1 red S2 53. Cora and
oats unchanged and firm. WhiskyS? 32. Pro
visions unchanged. -Mess pork sold at $3232 60.
BnltmeaU held 14K17c. Bacon 17.10 and 20b
with a moderate jobbing demand. Lard dull at
19c Groceries firm, but. quiet. Buttor Zi8tyc.
Gold 144)4. j
Xcxr York Money Market!
fBy Telcgraph-I 1 .
New York, Sept. 17. noon. Gold opened at
141. and closed otl45K
Cotton quiet and steady at 33c
The Onto Itlvcr.
Pittsbtjro, Sept. 17. The river is four fect six
inches by tho pier mark, and falling. Weather
clear. . .
WALL PAPER,
FRENCH, GEEVAX, SSQLISn AND AMEBICAX, n.T.
If ABDLE SATIX AXO DECORATIVE PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
PBEXCn, CLOTH AXD PAPER, TOII flXTCBES, ntJSC
. BY GOOD WORHIEX.
PIIOTOGKAPHIO COODS,!
SKW SOrPLIES COXSTASTLY RECEIVED. HEAD
QUARTERS rOK'TinS SOUTI1EBX STATES.
MEREITT & HILL,
47 Cliurcu St., P. O. Box I.OOO.
aug"2l-3m-
FOR . CHILLS AND JFEVEE !
TJtso "tlio Best I
hurjley's ague tonic
Nover Fails Always to bo Depended Upon
Nothing moro roliable than Hurley's Tonic
WILL cure Ague and Fever, Chills and fever, in
termittent Fever. Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurley's Tonic speaks in tho highest
terms of it. As a curative agent it is unsurpassed
and moro certain than quinine. No had results
from using HURLEY'STONIC. Everybody should
uso HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders to
HURLEY, RUDDDLE CO.,
Proprietors, Louisville, Ky.
IIurley'H Htomnch Bitters,
For Dcbilitv. Loss of Annctitc. Weakness. Indi
gestion or Dyspopsia, want of action on the Liver,
Disordered Stomach, thcro aro no bitter that
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States, or from tho proprie
tors, Louisville, Ky., corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whom all orders should bo addressed.
Hurley's Sarsaparilln.
The great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and Sum
mer ,ucuicino giauus unnvaiou, removes an im
purities irom tho blood, and cives health and
strength to tho system.
HURLEY, liUUVLK & UU..
Proprietors.
Hurley's Popular Worm Candy.
As this is really a Specific for Worms, and tho
best and most palatable form to givo to children,
it is not surprising that it is fast taking the place
of all other preparations for worms it being taste
less, any child will tako it.
Oriental Pearl Drops.
For Rcnutifvimr tho Comnlcxlon. effectually re
moves Tan, Freckles, Blotches, nnd giving tho
skin an elegant smoothness not easily attained by
any other. Its uso among the tmlies ot fashion in
tha East, gives it a character for efficacy which
at onco stamps it as infinitely superior for the
toilet or a lady.
'I
Ink! Ink! Ink!
Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
world-renowned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, it bos her
come the principnl in use with those who want a
fine, free tiowing ink, nnd for its permanency it is
decidedly tho best ink for records that can be
used, f or counting houses, uanks prscnoui?, 11
is uneqallcd, and needs only to bo tried to bo ap
i roved. For sale by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
iiuniji'.i, iiuvuLiii x vaj.. rropnetors.
Corner Scvecth and Green streets,
'" Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale by Berry, Dcmovillo & Wharton: J. K.
Harwell; Litterer & Cablen Pulliam ,fc JfcCuI
lough; Blood Gregory, Nashville: and by all
Druggists. june!3 lydiw
Ayer's Pills.
A
BE YOU SICIC FEEBLE
and comrjl.iining 7 Are you
out of order with your system do
ranged and your feelings uncom
fortable 7 Tbeso sjmptoms are
often the preludo to serious ill
ness. Some fit of sickness is
crceDing unon you. and should bo
averted by a timely use of tho right remedy. Take
Ayer's Pills, and cleanse out tho disordered hum
orspurify tho blood, and let the fluids move on
unobstructed in health again. They stimulato
the functions oftho body into vigorous activity,
purify tho system from the obstructions which
inako disease. A cold settles somewhero in tho
body, and deranges its natural functions. These,
if not relieved, react upon themselves and tbo
surrounding organs, producing general aggrava
tion, suffering and derangement. Whilo in this
condition, tako Ayer's Pills, and see how directly
they restore the natural action or tho system, and
with it the buoyant reeling or health again. What
is true nnd so apparent in this trival complaint
Is also truo in many of tho deep seated and dan
gerous distempers. The tamo purgative effect
expels them. Cansod by similar obstructions and
derangements of the natural functions of the body,
they aro rapidly and many of them surely cured
by the same means. None who know the virtue
of tbeso Pills will neglect to employ them when
suffering from tho disorders they "cure, -such as
Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious
Complaints, Indigestion, Derangement of tho
Liver, CostiveLess, Constipation, Heartburn,
Rheumatism, Dropsy. Worms and Suppression,
when taken in large doses.
They aro Sugar Coated, so that tho most sensi
tive can take them easily, and they aro surely tbo
best purgativo mcdicino yet discovered.
Ayer'o Ague Cure,
For Uie speedy and certain Cure of In
termittent Fever, or Cli Ilia and Fever,
Remittent Fever, Clitll Fever, Dumb
A true, Periodical Headache or Bilious
lleadnclie, nnd Bilious Fevers; indeed,
for tha ivhple class or diseascK origin
ntlng li biliary derangement, ennsed
by ttic malaria of minsmatic coun
tries. This remedy has rarely failed to cure tho sever
est caso of Chills and Fever, and it has this great
advantago over other Ague medicines, that it sub
duct the complaint without injury to tho patient.
It contains no quinine or other deleterious sub
stance, nor docs it produce quinism or any injuri
ous effect whatever. Shaking brother of tho
army and tho west, try it and you will endorse
these assertions.
Prepared by J. C. ATElt fc CO.,
Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold by
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
and retail; in Nashville by
BERRY. J)EJltfVILIiE WIIARTON.
auld.tw auAfcpt ;
Valuable Tract of Land
IS
WILLIAMSON ' COUNTY '
FOE SiVLE.
7 -
ON TUB FIRST MONDAY IX OC
TOBER. I willsdl to the highest bidder
at the Court House In the town of Franklin, a
valuable Tract or Land, containing
4 4 0 A CUES ,
It will bo sold in Lots o! about One llnndrcd
Acres eacn. wuu a proper prupuruou m
.1 1 1. . JA .n.l An AAih T.nt .
The Land is or the finest quality and is situated
on the Hillsboro Turnpike, about fifteen miles
r.n Vn.will- ant four miles from Franklin.
and adioining the If Arm on whieh I live, being a
part of the noted II inpeth Lands.
T...urvr.TlTrr.n CASH, balance in SIX
AND TWELVE MjNTJIS, with good security
and lien retalntd until, the Porohase money m
paid. A notrai uxiuciwn win u um7
Cashtspaia. SARAH A. ELLIS.
scrS t1ioet
jfEW GOODS.
JOHN EE0WEE. MERCHANT
TIXiUJbk,
Corner Public Square and Deaderfek Street.
tto re TiPrrErPT OF- HIS 'FA IX AXD
1 a irrarir nv fiminii
iJUtt SAJbrfi.-.Vf ;
Notice.
1 nv??T7,WI10 BID OFF THE EIGHTT
X ON i feet or ground on Deadcriek street, at
our sale on tho 4th -ast, declines to take it, from
the fact tbatftho owners aro anablo to givapos
session of a portion of it, as early as was stated
V e will. Preforo, again offer the property for
saloon WEDNESDAY NF.XT. n 11 AviXl-
CALLKNDER & GARRETT. Agents.
-; sep!3 td
For iLcsisc near Street It. II.,
SOUTH NASHVILLE, "
LOTS IN CLAIBORNE AND MURRAY'S
W Addition to Nashville, close to the Railroad.
Alio, a large number of lots in the same vicinity
lorsaie. .appiyio
J. L. R. W. BROWN. AgU,
.sepll-2w SSii Union street.
EXTRAORDINARY - SALE,
AT AUCTION,
rvN A CREDIT OF FROM ONE TO TEN
w years, 0 acres of land, divided into lots suit
able for Surburban Villa's.
'On Tuesday. OcL9il803. at til o'clock, on tha
premise', we will sell to the highest bidder, that
spienam property Deionging to ahos. j. poster,
situated 1 mile and a quarter from the City, imme
'! lately beyond where the old toll-gate was, on the
Jiurfreesboro Pike, extending to the lands of the
iatc,OWARD 'I'rabvk. ino tract lronts botli on
the Murfrccsboro and Etcrto River Pikes-com
mands a splendid view of the City and turround
ine country.'and is unsurnassed for locality S soil
good. All who desiro n. splendid homes, .close to
Collation free. Omnibuses leave our office at 10
o'clock a.m. J.L.iXW.BROW'.Ag'U..
scp 11-tds . 33 Union htreet.
Hlost icsiralle Couutry 3tols
AT AUCTION. , fc'r
ON TUESDAY, 0CT0BERK2l. jM AT 11
o'clock, on the premises, wo-wili sell .
SEVJBXTY ACRES OF- I4AND.
on tho Franklin. Pike, about three miles from
Nashville, and adjoining tho lands of John
Thompson, Jllrs. MoNairy and others. This land
has been divided into Lots or from -about 6 to 14
acres each, presenting a Tare, opportunity for pur
chasing most desirable homes. Tho land is beau
tifully situated, highly productive, with a branch
of Brown's Creek running through It. Neighbor
hood unsurpassed. Tho Spruce Street Railroad
is about to bo cummcnccd, and will doubtless bo
extended to within & half mile the land when
completed: and probably beyomPlt, Tt is not
often such chances for safe and profitable invest
ments are? offered. A plat oftho land can he
"seen at onr office. '
Terms liberal, and will be mado known" on day
of sale Salo positive. Collation free. Oinni
buseswill leave our office at"10 A. if. All are in
vited. J. L. R. W. BROWN. Agents; '.
3S'A Union street.
T. W. Barxes, Auctioneer. spptU-tds
EJREE SOIX.
I HAVE -55 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
ground next tho Nashville Fair Ground, with
in fivo minutes' walk or tho Street Railroad,
convenient to a splendid spring, -with a beautiful
view or Nashville. To any person who will
build a neat, handsome (not expensive) BRICK
HOUSE, 1 will make a deed to a lot 100 by 190
feet, without charge. This proposition open to
not moro than, eight person".
JOHN KIRKMAN.
Nashville. Sept. 3d, 1S65. sepi-lm
A BARGAIN.
WE HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD LITTLE
farm of 57 acres of land, 12 mile? from
Nashville, near tha Nolensvillo pike. On tho
farm is a neat cottage with four or fiyo rooms and
other necessary improvements; first rate spring
close to the honse. Farm inclosed by a good
fenee. It is well suited for a market garden soil
good.
If immediate application is inado a great bar--gain
will bo given.
J. L. R. W. BROWN, Agts.
scpll-2w SS$ Union street.
GRAND SAIiE AT AUCTION.
ox'
TUESDAY, SBPTKMBBR 25TII, 1806.
In Humphries. Martin's and Houston's
Additions.
rpHESE LOTS ARE HANDSOMELY L0CA
JL TED on Humphries, Martin and Franklin
streets, near tho Southern terminus of tho Col
lego and Cherry Street Railroad. This sale will
afford a fine opportunity tor investment in pro
perty that must speedily advanco in price.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON SMITH, Agents.
N. W. Taylor, Auctioner.
auSO-td
CHANCERY SALE OF 3LOTS
WarrcnMoorc and others, vs. J. Shelby Williams.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
X Chancery Court, at Nashville in the nbovo
cadsc, I will offer at Public Sole, on tho premises,
THURSDAY, THE 27TH SEPTEMBER,
FIFTY LOTS IN William's Addition TO
EDGEFIELD, fronting on Fatherland. Boscobcl.
Shelby Avenue. Williams and Sevier streets.
Thcso Lots are very high and elevated, and afford
some 01 tho most riesirablo andbcautitut liUlLLi
ING LOCATIONS in the rapidly growing town
of Edgefield, and cannot fall to attract the atten
tion or all those desirous of securing homes in
this healthy and dcsirablo location.
Advertisements have already been made for
proposals to build n Street Railroad, located con
venient to a number or the above Lots, which
will materially enhance their value.
Terms Six, Twelve, Eighteen and Twenty-four
months, vritli interest. Notes required with good
security, and lien retained.
JI. B. HOWELL. C. M.
. ANDERSON. JOHNSON SMITH.
au2S 1m ( 11 ) Agents.
CHARTERED 1S10.
As isolated exatiples only among thousands it
has furnished, of succor rendered tho unfortunate,
and of blessings dispensed to tho public- under,
trying calamities.
THE HARTFORD
Refers to some or tho marked disasters success
rally encountered, during tho
Fifty-Six Years
Of its business career, ns illustrating tho character
of tho benefits it has conferred, and the indem
nity it furnishes: :i
Xcw York, , .fMi
: ..rt tU .C
Klf V f l 11
. t:it
1835;
fit. I.OIliK,
1S40; . .
Troy,
i,.l
1SG2 ;
.'tH.-tl1t l-l-i
I 1
.'1 (i'l- 1
Augusta nnd Mobile,
13C3;
Portland,
& T
Thirty-Fiye Millions of
Dollars :
Represent the appalling estimate wept away hy
these several disasters, whieh reduced to bank
ruptcy every Local Underwriting organisation,
rave' four in the respective localities existing 'at
the dates referred to 1 1 1
Tho claims by thcso calamities, upon this
Institution, aggregating
Fonr Hundrcd nnd Flrty Thousand
Dollars,
Wero promptly met and honorably paid, without
the loss of prestigo or credit.
Moro conclusive evidence concerning the great
advantago possessed under such sweeping perils,
by an institution whoso income and business aro
drawn from national sources, must be sought in
vain.
Its Portland Risks, 52 in number, covering 13
brick and frame dwdlings. 12 brick Stores, 25
Jlcrcantile Risks in brick buildings, and ono
Pnblio Library Building, to amount of $lil,X,
adjusting of $155,156.30.
ASCERTAINED AND
Paid in. 16, D;ays,;
r...vtn. it.rSnlfnlnf One Million intact, nnd
a surplus sufficient to reinsure every outstanding
JUSK.
Market value of stock before fire,
after . ...
. (Sharcs.-SK,cacb.) ,
,...$23)
T 71
Ccuh Capital, $lQOO000.00
CashAsscts,Zj 1, 'CC 1,048,530.30
Average Daily Income,4,000i00
The heavy losses of tho tho current . period
point to tho necessity or
STRONG INiDEMNITl
As one or the lessons of the hour.
Let those who will, trust to the untried and
ephemeral.
PRUDENT MEN,
Studying the fact that twelve prominent Under
writing Institution have dther failed,or been com
pelled to retire, since tho commencement ot lb a
year ISO!, will not fail to seek formal wealth,
bona tide resources, and tried experience,
as requisite qualities in the present emergency.
3T Agendes in all prominent localities, where
Hartford Policies can be obtained.
Ultimate Safety the paramount
consideration in InsttrancCf JPay
inri rates demanded, and conser
vative principles guaranteed:
FARXKWORTU lBllASvu"
For NaihvUlo aad vicinity, corner Cherry and
Union. sept iwoo
MISCBELANEQTJS.
sr
The Old ancj Reliable Route;
"TO THKEA&T, VIA THE V,J.
.miiMORE & OHO E.0k
. - ., v
THE -GREAT BORDER LINE OF THE AVAR.
THE OSLY DIRECT ROUTE TO
Antlctam. narpcr'skt1Ferry, Martins
burs'. Mouocncy. nnd nil of tho
- Campaigns of the Valley
f , or,VIrslula. ..
Csmbiniog Speed, Safety and Comfort, with Sce
nic Grandeur and thrilling Rcmnisi
eenccs of the war.
THE OXLY DIRECT EOCTE TO
Oakland, .Berksley- Springs. Bedford,
nnd all the zrrcnt flattie Fields
of the East.
mWO DAILY FAST TRAINS FROM BELL
X AIRE and Parkcrsbnrg.to Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New xork, Boston, and all
Eastern Cities, and the only routo by which
through tickets, or through baggage checks, can
hoprocurcd to Washington City
This is the only routs by which Merchants havo
the privilege' of the- Baltimore. Philadelphia.'
New York and Boston Markets, at the price of a
ticket through by ono or tho other lines; aim by
paying two dollars additional, tha traveler eon
vispt Washington City.
First class bleeping Cars on ail Night Trains,
Baggago' checked through from all- principal
In the West.
3- Ask for:Through Tickets by tho Baltimore
and Uhio Railroad. Tickets by this lino can be
procured at all tho -principal Hallway unices in
th West. JOHN L. WILSON.
L. M.COLE. Master of Transport ion.
General Ticket Agent. vep2eod
. . F. KLEIN,
aCBKCECAJNTT TAILOR,
No. 43 North Cherry Stbeet,
'. NASHVILLE. TENH,,
TJAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
AA with a large assortment of
, CLOTHS,
JZliJJ AJAAiV-J.
VESTINGS, and ,
OVERCOATINGS.
And will bo happy to see his oldfrionds and
customer?, satisfied that he can, as. heretofore,
furnish them with anything in his line, and give
entire satisfaction. Orders respectfully solicited.
andprompuy.liilcu. - sepz-im
TENNESSEE AND" PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
OftickTexnessee axd Pacific R. R. Coiipaxy,)
Nashville, August 25, lSOfi, V
25 Union street..)
-1-kRnPnSAT.R WTTL BE RECEIVED FOR A
A Preliminary Survey, with instruments, of
that portion ot tho rood wnicn is between ine
cities of Nashville and Knoxvillo, Tennessee
Tho road must bo surveyed on two lines and the
report must embrace all necessary information in
regard to the character oftho country ,its resources,
the distances intervcning.grades and obstructions,
the cost of construction and bo accompanied by
plans and profile views of tho several routes.
. Tho Engineers muststate tho sum forwhich tho
work will bo constructed and all proposals must
bo filed at the. office by the first or October.
J. D. B. DeBOW, President.
Jonx Kirkuak, Chm'n Ex. Com.
au-JD tr
OIIa cake meai.
'WIS TRULY VALUABLE, FOOD FOR
X Stock, and especially for milch cows, is now
Tnannf.iirt nnd fhrsnln in thiii city at the Oil,
FACTORY, on Broad street, near the corner of
MCLemore.
ROnsSIOGALT. the distinirnished Agricultural
Chemist, estimates the nutriment of one pound of
moat equal l wrce pounos oi corn ; ouo pouuu
of oil meal equal to nine pounds of wheat bran;
one pound of oil meal equal to ten pounds o.
hay. Certificates of dairymen andethers can be
shown, that by its nso for a few weeks tho quan
tity of milk can bo doubled. Oxen, bogs, sheep,
and poultry, as well as mules and horses, cat it
with avidity, and thrive on it wonderfully.
J. PLUNKET CO.
null 2m
tV.J. FRIERSOX. CT. PICTOX, J.W. .FRIERSOV, jn.
New Orleans. .New Orleans. Columbia, Tcnn.
W. J. FRIERS0N & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AXD
' Commission Merchants,
70. C A R O X, D E X. E T STREET.'
NEW ORLEANS.
Liberal Advances made on Consign
ments. , fscpG 3m
New Dental Booms.
Drs. Blackburn & Hawiey,
KESPECTFULLY INFORM
their friends and tho public,
that they have secured the cen
trally loeated Rooms, corner or
CHERRY AND UNION Streets.
CP-STAIRS, (formcily occupied
by Dr. Hcsskll,) where they will
be prepared to perform all kinds of
DENTAL WORK, both operative
and mechanical, in tho most ap
proved styles and at the LOWEST
RATES. All work warranted..
Teeth extracted by application
oi the new Freezing Process, which
renders the heretofore painful op
eration of extracting Teeth absolutely painless.
So Extra Charge for operations by tho new
method.
Our Instruments are of the newest and best
patterns, and we solict a share cf public patronage.
scp& im
! BUSINESS COIXEGE.
Bryant, Stratton and Earhart'B
Nashville Buisness College,
Masonic Temple.
rpHIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN EVENING
I SKSSIONS. Monday evening. September
llith, with greater facilities than ever for impart
ing a thorough business education.
Tho public aro invited to examine our course of
instruction in accounts, embracing threo sett of
books and all forms Of business paper. Iho
course is not simply " copying," but all tho notes,
checks, drafts, account sales, accounts current,
balance sheets, cash stacments, etc., aro written
out, by tho student, and mado as practicable as
possible, together with Commercial Arithmatic,
Commercial Law, Partnership Settlement, etc.
PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENT.under charge
of: Prof. J. S. Prestox ono oftho finest penman
in the United States. The greatest facilities aro
afforded to those who wish to pursue this branoh
exclusively. , . ,
Call at College, or send lor specimen, .circulars,
etc.. addressing li. P. EARHART.
Icp8-d1t wit Pnneipal.
EEMOYAL
BRIEN & THAXT0N
HAVE THIS DAY
REMOVED TO THEIR EAROE AND
COMMODIOUS
irix-c-IProoF "Waroliouse,
. NO. 50 SOUTH' COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WHERE THEY WILL BE HAPPY TO SEE
their old friends and customers, and would
avail themselves of the present opportunity of
returning thanks for tho liberal share of patron
rage heretofore bestowed upon this house. And
they hope by their enlarged facilities for Storage
nnd Sale or Cotton, Tobacco, nnd other Country
Produce, to merit a continuance or the same.
They will maka liberal Cash advances
on Cotton, Tobacco, and nil Produce
consigned to their care.
Their terms will always be as low as any re
sponsible house, hero er elsewhere.
They will at all times keep on hand a foil and
complete stock or
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS',
rxcLDDixa
FLOUR,
BACON,
LARD,
A-c, Ac,
WhUh they will guarantee to the Trade In every
Instance, at tho Lowest Market Itate.
BRIEN THAXTON.
dpS No. tO South College street.
SPLENDID
CITY Pj&OPERT Y
AT AUCTION,
BY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
August Term, in the case or W. W, Allen, et
al. v. David M. .Mien, et all., we will, in con
junction' with 1'. Iu Niehol. County Court Clerk,
on the premises, at 11 o'clock, the
3d of October, 1SGG,
sell to tho highest bidder the following described
valuable city property, viz r Lot No. 1, on Broad
street, of tba snb-dlvision of I.ot No. 41. fronting
a) feet 3 inches on Broad, and running back 184
feet, separated from the Central Hotel by a 10
foot alley the whole lot covered by a fine store
bouse, three stories high, with good basement.
This splendid property It in tree territory. Abo.
lot on South Market street, (whieh is also free
territory) No. 120. fronting 25 feet, more or less,
on Market street, and running back half way to
College street by parallel lines, and adjoining, tho
property occupied by li Vaughn, containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Also. lot on .the east
side of Cherry street, in South Nashville, begin
ning at C. 11. Conner's. N. W. corner, and running
northwardly with Cherry street 33M feet, and
running through to College street, with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbetts' line, thence Southward
ly 31 feet to the Conger lot. thence to the be.
ginning, with rsod brick dwelling. 7 rooms: aaf
also 2 lots in tho Barrow Grove property. No. 3f
and X. eah lot fronting 35 feet on Cherry street,
aad running back at right angles to a IS wit
alley, with a small log and frame House
Terras One-half carb, balance in one and two
year, with interest.
AH are invited and expected to attcnt'.the tale,
as the property Is very valuable and wlll.be sold.
. u. tic ii, n. unuiiii, Agent.
T. WiBAixrs. Auct'r.
' tep2-tds
misciMne6
Nashyilie andtDecatur Railway.
t i
t
sane
Between NnshvlIicT? .-ind Hiuitsvillc,
Mobile, Ylcksburg-, Ifew Orleans,
nnd nil In termed into- points
li'rpjV tallraplib trilkit Change of Cars;. "Qj
FARE AS -LOW. AS THE LOWEST.
' j, " " "'" .
CONNECTIONS CERTAIN AND RELIABLE
fXS'ASti AFTER i SUNDAY, SEPTEM-s
j ut.ll su, isco, and until further no
tice. Trains will ran as lollows :
Memphis, Mobile and New
- Express, Daily. '
Orleans
Leaves Nashvilfe.-
Ti ma frota Nashrville to
at 9:10 r. Jf.
Decatur 6 hours 37 mm
Arrives atDecatur.
4:17 A. If.
Memphis 16 hours SO
minutes.
" Memphis, 130 p.m.
u Mobile, 11;45a.m.
N.Orlcans.60p.Jt.
MahHa 3S honnSmin
tVAUricans -h nrsou mm
Time from Memphis to
Leaves N. Orleans; l
3.-00P.M.
; Memphis, 00 p. jr.
" aiobile, 7rfP.t.
Arrives Nash
ville. 5:45 A. .
JMasbvtue ir nrsmin.
Louisville 24 hrs 35 min,
Time from New Orleans
to Nashvillo ss noun
4ft min-ntojl.
Louisville 47 hrs 35 min.
Louisville, 35 p.m.
Connects at Nashville
and LouisvUlo direct
with Trians for all im
Time from Mobile to
Nashville hrs 48 min
Loul3villo43hn35 min.
portant points.
Hnntsvillo Mall. Dally, Except Snnday
Leaves Nashville atTt-iO. a. V4 arrives" atDecatur
at 5:00 r.iu arrives atfjunUville at.7J3.p. M4
leaves llnntavilla tS-1 2 Decatnr at fn30 A. M:
arrives at Nashville at 1:55 p.m. CoanecU direct
for Louisville, and with afternoon Trams on N-Jc
a N. N. W. B. JC It. B., for all points
on thoio lines.
Columbia Accommodation Traln.Dally,
Except Sunday.
Leaves Columbia at 7:15 A. M Arrives at Nash
ville at 10:00 a. u.; leaves Nashville at 3: 15 P. M-ar-rives
at Columbia, 6:00 p. M.
Through Tickets can be procured at the offico
of .the Nashville City Transfer Company, North
east cornerof Summer and Church streets, and at
the Broad Street Depot, Nashville, Tennessee.
J. B. VAN DYSB,
sepl General Superintendent.
LeMOIlSTE & WILLAMSON,
AnCHITECTS.
Office No, II North Cherry at, near Church.
P. 0. BOX 375 , .NASHVILLE.
PLANS. SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI
MATES, promptly executed. A variety of
Drawings for Cottages, Villas, Hot Houses, Gar
dens. Parks, etc., to suit all localities and tastes
an be seen at this office au24 3m
METCALFE BR0S&U0.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
COTTON YARNS,
SHEETINGS,
I"
OILS, ETC.,
7.1 Rroatl Street, 7.1
, NASIIVIIiT.E.
'PRE FALL TRADE FOR THIS MARKET
J. is beginning, and wo desiro to call the at
tention of Merchant and Dealers to our ex
tensive stock of the above articles, fooling as
sured, as wc do, of our ability to give entire
satisfaction. aug30-2m.
TRADERS' BANK,
ROBERT LUSK, President.
T. B. SAMPLE, Cashier.
NO. 4S NORTH COUaEGE ST.,
DEALERS IX
Government Securities,
Uucurreui Money '.'
OF ALL KINIJS. , :
LOANS mado on satisfactory Collateral?.' - -
't . "
COLLECTIONS made on all parts.
EXCHANGE on all prominent parts bought
and sold.
STERLING EXCHANGE" in''sums of 1
nnd upward for sale." '
Parties Remitting Unciirrent Money
can always rely on getting Full Rates
nnd Prompt Attention.
auSO 3m
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOSTER BROS.. Wholesalo and Retail Deal
ers in Groceries. Wines. Liquors, Cigars.
Tobacco, .te., Ac, No. 33 west side oftho Public
Square. Nashville. ,
StTloItIS MUTUAL-LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Office overthe Second National
Bank, North College street. (Assett $1,045:822.32.
and rapidly increasing. W.D.F.Sawrie. resident
Agent. sep8
rpURREVILLE .t FULCHER, Carpenters,
X Contractors. Car Builders, and Door Manufac
turers, Shop at the NashvilIo Chattanooga Rail
road Depot.
THE SEWANEE COAIi
WILL BE SOLD
DURING THIS MONTH
jVt 7 l- Conts.
THIS IS WELL SCREENED COAL
rpHB CITIZBNS OF NASHVILLE ARB
i. infanaed that they will get what they ray lor.
'The Coal hi all wxiohrd.
rino Coal
Cents..
MIL JNO. A. DAVIS is the Agent for the sale
of this Coal, Orders may be given him, or I eft at
1C II. M ahos & UO.-8, llroad street. Ur lelt at the
Colonnade Building. Reora 2ft Cherry street.
A. S. COLYAR.
en5 lw
NOTICE.
HA VINO CONCLUDED TO RETIRE FROM
the business of Storing Cotton, we have this
day sold ont to GEORGE C. ALLEN CO.
The cotton in. store consignede to u-by our
friends, will still hare oar elsetattention. aa
wo will always be found at the old stand, and will
ship or sell for them as they may desire.
J. A. McALISTER CO.
Nashville. Sept. 7. 166C
A CARD.
TN RETIRING FROM THE COTTON FAC
1 T0RAUE and immissipn .Batiste; we take
great pleasure in recommending oar taeeeuers,
Messrs. Georoe C. Allex Co.. to the patronage
or our numerous friends, as every way worthy ef
their conSdenee and support.
J. A. McALISTER CO.
Nashville. Sept. 7. 1808.
BY REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE ADVER
TISK.M KNI it will be sera that we have
succeeded Messrs. J. A MoAlirter fc Co, in the
Cotton and Tobacco Factorage and General Com
mission and Forwarding Rosines. at the oW
stand, comer of Bread and (lollege streets, where
we will be pleased ts ice all the old cattome
or the house, and onr own friend and aequalnt-
"it'e bope to be able- to give railsftclSon to all
those who may estreat tu with their Dusines.
OBORGE C. ALLEN CO..
Of thId firm of Bbroc Allxx,
Nuhville. Sep. 7, 1506. liep-tf.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
Orrtct or Gmeral Stn"utTXXt)txTi)
N. C. ABD N. N. W. RAtBROAM.
Nasbvillei SpL A.- ISOC )
ON AND AFTBR SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER
Oth. the Sunday Trains m the N. . C.
R. R. and thy KumUjJ Exccriion Trains
The bandar Night Train wiUrun as niftalJ
.vfn -in Mnneetiaa albolli Im-mint; v-
'WM. P. INNE3,
sepl dlw
I HOME INSTITTJUION.
; THE STAXE
MSTJRANCE COfiEPAKg,
OF NASHVILLE.
ClAJPXTATi., 200,000.
j?XRE, SZAItlXB, JXUJCL
-t - AXO
mLKNB TjOSP0RTATI01T hises
Taken at Equitable Rates. s
t- - -
J9Lasea fairly adjjted and prumpUrpiid."CJ
dfficr. Second National Bank building. College
street, JOHN LUMSDEN, President.
W. Jl THOMAS, Vice President,
JOSEPH NASH, General Agent.
np$ dfui
kMIKE POWERS
THE
largest . Clothing Merchant
' IN THE CITY.
qilTE SOBSORIBER TAKS PLEASURE IN
X informing hBt old friends and fermcripatrvai,
ion as xios nsanra pusincss - , .4;-
biB STA2rj, '
No. i2lRUBIiIC SQIFAHE
On the Southeast corner of Market street, where
he is prepared to tell'
iPirstCiass Clothing!
-
AT
Prices to Suit tlie -Times,
An experience of Twenty.-ilvoyeaw fiijt&a,
business,' justifies him in tho assertion, tiatjhe.is.
capable of SUITING all who may favor hini'yrith
their patronage.
MIKE POWERS,
No, 12 Public Square, comer Market street.
au7 3m
Cholera! Cliolernl! Cholera!!!
JUST RECEIVED
1,0 00 BOTTLES
GRJEFENBURG DYSENTERY -SYRUP.
w
HICII never rails ia a few hours to curo
Cholera. Dysentery, Griping, Soreness, and
alt other Bowel ComnUmts. It is recommended
ner uowet uompiamts. At is
by DR. T. R. HIBItARD. Chairman of the
Hoard or Health, at rtew xork, who reports that
ho sent this medicine to tho Quarantine Hospitals,
wncre ineunoiersvmen exutou, dul aiier lu use
not a single case was reported.
PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
To bo had at TREPPARD CO, College strceet,
where ail the Cncfenbcrg Medicines may bo had.
sep5 lm
37 UNION STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
WI. C. COLLIER
WnoLESALS AXD RETAIL
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
Keeps constantly on hand the largest and best
assorted stocK or
ROOKS AND STATIONERY
Of every imaginable kind to bo found In any on
house, in tho aoutn. and oner them at
REDUCED PRICES.
AND WILL ALWAYS SELL ON AS FAVO
rable terms as the market will permit, or as
any other house can give. Among the great va
riety or articles sold by Wv. C Collier, are the
following: School Books or every kind used in
the State. Law Books. Medical Books. Scientific
Books, Theological Books. Agricultural Books,
and all varieties of Jliscellaneou! Books, includ
ing Histories, Biographies, Travel. Novels, and
liiustraiea worK.
In fact tbo stock include every varioty of
Books nnd Stationary, to which ha invites the
attention or dealers before purchasing, aa ho is
confident ho can offer the greatest facilities, and
can give satiilact ion.
WM. C. CUI.L.1KK,
ep2-6m 37 Union SU, Nashville, Tenn,
STATEMENT
or tire Condition of Tho Railway
Passengers Assurance Company.
Hartford, Conn., July 31. ISM.
TO Till HoXORABLE COMPTROLLER Or THE STATE
or TKXSEsaxgt
The undersigned. President and Secretary or
Tbo Railway Passengers' Ass'iraneo Company, in
compliance with tho laws or the Stato of Tennes
see, make the following statement:
1. The name of the ComDany is. T:ik Railway
Pasoexqers' As3URxoe tour ax y, and is located
in nartiord umnecueau
2. Tho amount of .Capital Stock it Three Hun
dred and Four Thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
3. The amount or Canital Stock nald un is Two
Hundred and Fifty-two Thousand and Eight
Hundred Dollars.
4. Tho assets or tho Company, are
Cash on hand. ..: $ 010 47
Duo from Agents 6,238
Accumulated Interest : 744 80
U. S. Government Loan-. . G33G0
Virginia Stato Bonds . lS.aj0
Connecticut State Bonds -. . 11,712 CO
Tennessee Stato Bond 13JU0
Hartford Citv Iionili......- -. 10.K!6
Springfield, Illinois, 10 per cent Bonds- 12.000
Shoe and Leather Bank Stock. N. York- 12.100
Merehat' KxehangeBanK StocR, " na
Fourth National " . " 10.4CO
5. No liabilities due or not due.
C, 7,8 Losses adjusted and not due 100
10. Amount of all other claims against
the Company will not oxeeed . 4,250
11. The greatest amount insured in any ono risk
is Ten Thousand Dollar.! . . .
(Siguod) J AH. O. BATTE11HON. l'rca't
H. T. SPERRY, See'ry.
SIATE OF CONNECTICUT.)
County 01 iiartlora.
Hartpord, August , lSCfl.)
Personally appeared Jas. U. Batterson, Preti
lent. and If. T. bDernr. Secretary, of the Railway
Passengers' Assurrance Company, and severally
made oath, that the above statement by them
subscribed is true, according to their best knowl
edge and belief. CHAS. F. WILSON. N. P.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,)
Comptroller's Omcg. V
Nashville, September 19th. 11X6.)
TOW TT ... n.-.r T
do hereby certify that the Railway Passenrers
Assurance company, locateu at iiarlioru, btata 01
Uonneetiaut, aa prouueed tomaaatlsractory evi
dence that said Company, ha complied with all
the requirements of the laws of tha State of Ten
nessee imposed on Insurance Companie. and I
further certify that JnEMt Nash. P- P. Pxoc.
J. F. PriEl Arentsnf said Comoonv have also
complied with tho requirement oftho laws of
ine cure, maun ana proviuea in aacn eases t
Wherefore, said Passengers' Assurrance Company
ha authority to take risk and transact the busi
ness of Insurance in this State, at Nashville.
a Wl HATCHKTT. J( .
sepl! Comptroller of Tennessee.
HYGIENIC WME,
TUB GREAT
IMPORTED TOIVIC,
' T ISED BYTHE BESTFAMILIES THROUOII-
KJ- out Kurope; approved by tno imperial
School of MedWnejParisVendarsed by the promi
nent members of tho Araeriean Medical Assoata-.
tion. at their convention, hold in Baltimore. May
lsVlSGG. ,
CONTAINS XO SPIRITS OF ANY KIND,
AXO THEEiross . ;
XOT INTOXICATING IN THE LEAST."
It y prepared in Paris from pure Sherry, and
admit in its composiiian only Toxie, Arsmatis
and FxBRIFVO substances.
Ladle will find it a ddieioo substitute for tha
Yarioo Umlcs which hare an alcholid Bouy. -
MUSCAT PEBLE
li arara Wluaof mostddlghtful flavor. It U tha
PURE JUICE OF A MOST DELIOIOUS
(IIIAI'E. It arpasse la xeelleGes any table
wine ia. the eeaatry. . Used in Europe, far sara
meBUl Wpose. ' Church people are invited to
inquire Wft ft.
T be Wines are sold bzall druggist.
9S U) per bottle, large site.
, ... KW1KO k PKNDJiKTON, .
gepll Arrets. NashvsHe.
CEO. ft AIEX&OO.,
(gueeeam to J.A. MeAlister.ACo,)
Coiiiiiiissibn and ForwarfliDg
MERGHAXTS,
i 1 :
Cotton and Tobacco Factors;
COR. BROAD, AND. C0LLEGtST&.,
Nanhrllle,- -- - . Vf.
enneaace.
teplS 4f. ..
atuEES17 i!bR sahe.
T I1AVK THir.TY-FIVEI'INl MULES i'OK.
A. fiAAbb. uem lire 10 , iar?o year 010.1 ac ay
Farm. 8 miles Jart of Oaflatin. Sumnreoaty
RAILROADS.
Edgefield and Kentucky
01HSOUGH TO ' IffiBMEHIS JS
Four,tc,eii iloua's.
UUHJICESTtMrX FOR.
'4tjL
ClarksuilUi Jfatrt, 1 Humboldt,
ureinplftH, ' 2feui . 'Orleans,
AND ALL POYNTS SOtyTinr '
OX AND AFTER MONDAY, the 13th
day of August, tM Ka4 wMi roV TWO
DAILY TRAINS though from NashTill te
Memphis Juaetion, eenaeetlBg therowilh Mesi
phi and LohIstIMo RaRfead Kne, and all petals
South and North.
Time Table.
Leaves NashviMe-
9:26 a. v.
Leaves Nasttvflfo JftOO P. .
Arrives at Mora phis Juaetios 1210 r. v.
Arrivei-atuiemBbte Junetwi - 1:10 1. v.
' - Thlt Sefecdalo
Possesses adrantages ever aM oAher Route kt
many rospecu. ilh
iR. and the.
ttme raada muea we
from Nashvine
MAJOR
f
BOYD X. CHEATHAM,
fieal SupXR and Ky.JlfK
aulo
LOUISYILLE & NASEYILIiE
RAILBOAJ).
QTJI0K TIME TO" r:
ST. LOUIS. . i
CUIOAOO
CINCINNATI,
AND THE EAST.
Two Dally Thronch Trains, Mnklugr
Direct Connections at LoalsTllto for
tho East, West nail North.
COMMENCING AUGUST 23TH, 1S6J.
Train wiU ran aa follows!
No. 1.
No. 2.
Leave Nuhville . C0A M
2M P M
Arrive at BowMfg Green. MS AM Or
P M
I'M
WB8X AND NORTH. 1
No. 1. No. 3. No. a.
Leave Loubvllle. 2jt5 P M Hj30 P M UftA M
Arrive at Oliieago. 8i30 A M 1-00 P M iW P 21
St. Lout, 11KW A M 12jS6 night.
EAST.
N o. I. No. 3. No. 3.
Leave Louisville, 1PM 1180 ?M &20 A M
Arrive at Indian
apolis. SJ5P3I 4 45AM 13430 noon
Arrive at Cinein-
nali, MbWPM 7rS0 A M
410 PM
" Cloveiand. Seat A Al 3se0 r !A
" Buffalo. 20 y M 1440 P M
" Pittsburr. 3:W P M 10 P M
AM
" Baltimore, 7t(U AM law noon 7i40 A M
" Washing
tan, 10-.15 A M StCOPM 8:45 AM
- A'miaaei-
nhia. 7:0 A M
1.-0OP M1C0 night
4ilQ P M 4:10 A M
M NewYork MtW A M
" Boston. 30 I'M
StOO P M 30 P M
The train leaving Nashvlllo at 30) P. V.
does not run on Sunday.
3Tbo train leaving LsuUvllla at 6SQ A. it.
doc not run on Sunday.
steamers or V. a. Mall and t'oepie' A4ne leave
Louisville daily at 160 A. M fltOO A M. 40
P M., arriving in (HndnuU in Ume to take early
morning trains for the Bast.
rasseoger uars atioeneu to rretgat Aram:
Loaves Gallatin 9d0 a. m.. arrives at Nashville
12:00, noon. Leaves Nashville StOO p. K., arrive
at Gallatin 7:15 p. it.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. A N. li. R.
aulS-
Nashville and Chattanooga
BAIL "W .A. "5rT
CHANGE OP TI3IE.
Omoior GixEBALSriBixTitxDniT. )
N. C. AMD N. N. W. KAILWAY.
Nashville. Tenn.. August 14. ISSfl.)
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
15TH. ISOO. and until further noUee. Pas
senger trains will run a follows :
Nashville and .Chattanoorn Lino.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all Doint
South, at 7:40 a. v. and 440 p. . Arrive at Chatta
nooga at fc3ft p. m. and 3K A. x. next day. Re
turning leave Chattaaoeco. at 4:18 A. V. and
p.m. Arrive at Nashville at 1:46 p. v. and 1:45
A.v. next day.
All trains eoaaeet at w artraee ter vnetoyviiia.
FARE TO Nl
M
W ORLKAS
RILE-
t as
31 ie
H UNTS v'FlL E
isea
-7 3ft
Close conneetion mad aSStevenson and Chat
tanooga for all eiUe Bast ami South.
Sleeping ears on all Night Passenger train.
Nunhvllle and Northwestern Line.
ExpRRfls PAsanxaRa Leave Najhvllt fer
Johnsonvillo, and all point Wast and Northwest,
at 2:10 r. M. Laave Kingston Spring at 30. p.
if. Arrivo at Johaaonville ft40p. v. Returning
leave Johnsonvillo at 7:10 a. sr. Arrive at Kings
ton 10:10, p. u. Arrive at Nashyille at 11:40. u.
Ac)Oiq8ATto-Lav NoshvHl at 4:1s, r. M.
Arrive at Kingston at ftl, r. u. Arrive at
Johnsonvillo at 10:50, ?. it- Leave Jotmsonvllla at
t.Tn f...v. CTlB..fan finUH AflA ft W
Arrive at NahvHIe at 86 a. u.
Train on the a. X Fi. W. II. K. connect at
Johniontille, with the Cairo and Johnsonvillo
Packets without fall.
JO- ltorths aad Meal FREE on Steamer con
necting with N. and N. W. Railroad.
-a fastenger By lets route save expense 01
Sleeping Car and Meal betwsen Nathvflia aal
Cairo.
Train step at all Intermedia to pcinU.
Procure UakeU at H C Jaekon' opposlt SC
Cloud Hetd. er at the ChatUaooga DepeU
W. 1. INNES, aen'J Sop't,
N. C awl.K. W. R. R
J. W. BROWN, Owl PaAgtaH
aarf U". .
Nashville and Northwestern
RAILBQAD
AXD
CAIE0 AND JOHtfiSON.VILE
PACKirr COMPANY.
DIRECT KB Smmt '89DT& W
Pailncali, Cairo, Halnt Tkinls,
Cliicaeo, JIcinphlM andiNew
Orleans;
TRAINS WILL LEAVE DAILY
NASHYILLS-
isiio iv w.
AKKiVlltfAT
JOHNEONILLH
-. . .A . " i XI- f
COXXEOTIX4 TIMER WITH tH r,XSSTAMIJI
Cumberland and Tennessee,
Ose ef wbWi wWljveiUHy. aonneetingat
Illinois Cculral Railroad
Fer tho North nd Nerthwett;
HcuiphlH and St. Iouls'Daily
I.I110 or Packets,
Atlantic & HiHslsslppl Steam
ship CoHapanj's Line,
FOR ALL SOINTS BBIWHBN MKMPH W
AND NW ORLEANS.
Pamzxmki by At raf hav a goftj slfiit'
rMt oBiplendW iswwetfgerstaaattwft
State Room a Krais) lodiwltJ la fzUn et
TUket.
Thiocam TotW a
offiee
AtN!hToa4 rlw
AMI
ao2
BWM-aHUIUAl
street. Iicpl3-lw

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