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I II t A tl W ti il ! 4 a! it t f i U
1 ClFe8TlH4) HHit(
yefa At ata JfeaaWa- (Wi
iblubaa mMIM "tm SmU
whicfa excited soaae atiaatiaa. Every ef
an 1 ta BniatfiLi Iejrafr.
mi rainlr jb4 to Jts.irMa sutkor.
' i ' ever traatiad wa that the poem, in a
-IcrUy haad, wa feat rear aiM(i(
. .able baaaty rf serai im ooor, i the Ma
ui of the Karat Oaltsge ef Serge. Lioola't
1 n.T.ondoa, aad that thooarator of the Mhhum
i -.rot them to Mr. Perry, editor Mid pro prt
1 the Jfnrn OaWflfoic.j
i.Aml tfcis ruin I Twm a stall
it of heeaj HWit fuii . , .
l.at VeaaH af pleuate KesrfrfH
.! ' n e left One fit of record here.
SOU'
oath thtjniMerieg ramopy
nr
aaaaata Mile aad barr tw
ui 'tan boc at ibe umb&i void:
ht imi bit etoyr
ten
if n itha swfai f reft
awri fire It steamed.
Raws sen srebkln aMit.
(ut throach
a hatey
, .turn this haltewaavern ha&g
id where it eosld aatwfise Wa eMfaeH
! bald in virtue' cause it spoke,
centie eeacord sever brake,
i t.i rftaK tWHUe me plead ftr th.
" hen time naroM eteraitj-
- T. did tboee iareii delve the aaiae "
1 r with it envied rvbietshiBe ?
To how the rook, er wear the sem,
' an little bow avail then.
Hut it the page of trdth they aoiwht,
'Jrooafertto the saearaer broaebt.
1 beie handi a rieher hw1 (hall claiui
than all that wait on wealth or fane
i-f , - "
Avail itt whtheisharajkrthed.
I h.Kie feet the depth of cUtr tfi
J f from tfaediatb of eaaeibev JUd
I o ek oJHUont hBsaMe shed i
if rradear'airaillr bribe iter apumed,
A .id heme M ttrtee'f etetttred,
llieae fMt with ancel'a wibm ehall vie.
Ami treaid ihopalaee of thswer.
lilFK IN HBA.TCJf.
v- .--
jjptk ;tke .above tUJa,
rrai m ensay j
uinU4'mg time ainee at this sitee, fer
the Snadar Sobool of the First BaptiM
Church, In Ml altV.lvl' mttlTfKs fi)11ow
ing elowiDt &b4 beaeUfal extraeto. We
know of Mifalsg in the entire range of
Engliftk litenttare, on the saae fwbject,
nperior to it:
"Then ie a life above aud beyond the
mentoi. if, in out pceMBt lew eetste.
darkened mmI -deprwooJ witbia. the walhi
of our terial - prieosdieufte, we ie4 it
impoUI to lift thespirit abore the eiM,
above Mere ioteileM,. abore erarjtliluK
Ttith whloh the body hoa oooaeoUos, wi
'nk out upon the eternal forma of truth,
and COS) IS 13 &4
and eree luld direct ,audiM. with the
Jmighty, how mtMh more easily ehall we
be able to ascend iato the supernatural,
pirituaJ, and radiact world, the speoial
dwellinc place of the Deity, whea the
Leaveu-apiring eoul shall inhabit a spirit
ualized body, and both ehall bo free from
the weight that here draw in downward I
Ihia caatiogr off of eoe and all sense
thoafht, which we here find pomible in
prayer, ift fcttlt, In ho'p, In all pure wor
?iij), will hi the Aiturrtatatt, evidently con
jluut oot hhrhett and holiest life. Indeed,
' ihm itwff rnj5 anlrltnattied, and thought,
bad on tMa Bpirhaalhation, will both
P ntaneoaalr awame this upward .ten
dency, and. lltae a pair of wlnga, waft the
f j1 to higher and higher relon ever.
I i J talk Jdljr, my lord, in these opinroflt?"
' Moat exMlllentlyi'fO'r lmven be$fin to
in up with more reality to ray vision.'
'Perhaps, my friends, because it Is in
want of thie reality in the current view of
cur future life, that makea heaven so
empty and so unpromising. It lies like a
land of dreams andabadowslu the distance.
If a rapt saint, or a bard-proplict, speaks
f it aa a sttbMnntial world, where grass
and fruit, and flowers grow, where moun
tains riee and rivers roll, their language is
M-t dawn te the lieenta of poetry, or of de
votioB. ' Dst'Biirlcme, my ob!c frieade,
& certainly as vac man Jems is new in
hcavBas irtily 'As other mm are raised
from eorlh to ieHew hicn, so srely will
that be aa actual, substantial, senne-seen
is orld, where such beiaes go te dwell. Be
Leve me, t)tre will be-a solid 'feothold to
walk on ; n heavenly air to feed our in
piration; light to break in beauty upon
cur eyelids ; sounds, aa soft aa symphonies
to wanleupojt,our hearing; odors, sweeter
than the Kent of reses, fruits more fragraat
than Ihegtowfh of earthly paradise, and a
.Diverse of tangible object of the fairest
rms BdnUes, to gratify ad delight
as. Orase wul grow, flower will bloom,
fruits will rfwrn, fweeU will wjdy, rvurs
and rlTHlfta Srfll roll, high hUMlll tow,
ralleys will wlnu and vales expand, ad,
lnyond them all, for as the eye oaa' reach,
vait blue wi forever have, arrtl
sigh, aad swell, where such as we shall go
"u enjoy the faculties we carry with us.'
'A glorious theatre for the physical life
i f the future man !'
'Indeed, but the physical, as here, will
feed the mental life. Amid all these heaven
ly scenes, as we wander from vale to vale, or
i limb the flowery mountaiuu, or wind along
l;'unijfR'ich hrfhj
thoufsMRWreiwvwmaWofef Not only
the qoftUtie, but the essence of all things
vill be plain. The close connections, the
i, ice dependeMoie, the several links in the
sugust chain of beiiiM, as well as of causes
and even,, will staod out revealed. Ques
tions discussed here for ages, aad without
success, will there be settled at a glance.
The riddles of hoary speculation will amase
by their obvioasaess ad siaipllelty.
Memory, rsasoa, imagination, every intel
lectual faculty, will there be fully oc
cupied ; the work of expanding these sev
eral powers, with orerV other, suseeeti,
billtr af str aatare, .will haiar ceaseless.
empltnwsfK' -ad ii1a"ee,J,educaaen,' by
those meaas of which henvea is full, will
every hoar briof ui to behold, in creation's
IhouWtd objects, more lad more of God.'
Whr, then, shall hetiven obscurely toil
with topic, gtaj who wade theia, or
mightbave better aaaas, are there ta tail
us al 1 they know ? The thoughtless scholar
wuld vainlr take his ctassics to the skies.
But tell me, what shall Herodotus, what
Iiall Livy, what sliall the imperfect pages
cf anr historic wfitar do where men, coeval
w iih "evi(jr evsottn Jim, and aaper to pour
oat their storss, abaltora wd lite soil ? Who
will regpH h( Arletotle, w lh world's
proudast rsasonars, whea the lesson's first
hour in heaven will resolve for itself, and
bv wWbpjf aeaveaVHvtog phatosaphera,.
more than all earth's fihges cvw dreamed?
Nay, ovsa of Faacs wrr thraag, who
will ever sfcd a tear Jar his loved posts left
behind, his haras of anctent or of modara
fame, whea the first trial-flight of his new
born imadptatMlaja' there may taah, shall
higher laouai and more widely soar thau
anv e&rtVld gseius, poised a SMst am
bitious pinijo, over hoped to do ? Besides,
the coaMMtt staeoh of haavea, the xwtte
talk of her o ecu rest mmm, shall be more
besalMM, aad narhie "with a0Aerme4edy,
than the fall and eweli C -Solit's wind-j-ept
lyre, or the Ionian sweetaess that ou
t ranced the worMl Srom Sato's sea-girt isle.
With ooevsMalitt earned aq ia hsavaa's
dialect, while watdssing at will aasoagthe
fairest works of (.tod. those ssakiag in
formation, havtag lr w.cbhs of their
instrurtota, TflM speudheir time at laeja.
Here, beneath some spreading trees aC
besvaely foliage, will set sgrosp,liaatag
rc boofes were knows. There, oa the
umit of voa toweriag the sage of Zion,
who spake" of all thingt vrilliUad, poiat-
oTeraaagtegMaw. Bvey waare, is ska
shaded dsUa, ba tfec grass green kws,
niKIn ILm lesfr thkVste, slese the Mah
aad arry jflsA he sob aad daagW. af
brtls, aad Davids with thasr ymm aad
harps will fit drawlBg up vxoasaf hlr
rvr rrfn AiMmt. w nut xVosb evac?rvera
the sleg'eohfiUBg thelataoo'aiiowi af
j,pwawiUi a H9X WMi ?
tialeatf
For Bent.
T wwajs
SRY, IK TJJK CiW
U of Jo, W.
dirroted tercet fer (he
ouaesraaa-
lWra
ThStorel
aaeit fe,MMr R.
B Cbeehjep ifc
Thfitais
mi siaiiT a at a
Itare lUeea
ft srSr
Cbeathsja i.
asjdOattsteu
1. 1 A.Jk
Ok
iiiaswaft'saa, Mt
decs-u
ACUA JDK MAOXOLU
kla
.that mAi mail lMf-eon. to renter the
tad h?eb. to anar infliaeoa. to perfums
eMM as. far headache. At, It ie maatt&etsred
freabrleh8batbniMasaolU. and t obttln-
mj a mLronajre unite unerased enter, it is a i-
vante with 4McejMid opera rttticrf. It it
A4.
IM.
mtt Spring; TOUrr, nkl brll Drag-
Kara
; mvi iflsaya :
- f
4
H. T. 1800 X.
auuu nf catantsrv hnhita. troubled with
weakneM, iaWlmde. palpitation of the heart, lack
sociftsttffft. S9E deserve to suffer if they will
rJt,TtL?i13if LA NT ATI ON BITTBRS.
Mr new reeetfaaseBaed by tae mgaoei
lataarttiM, ana warranted to produce an
ebeeeaeiai
1 Sffoe.
Thev aro exeeedinslv
re. aad mait sapeneue ail
other tjaies whers absalthy. ceatfe stimulant is
rbjr purify, strengthen and invigorate.
Tbsr are aa antidote to ehaaae of water and
diet.
Thar aireaathea the system and enliven the
Ii!fifey nreveat raiasaiatie and intesaittsatfeven.
taaso.
Cas malm lhn trmik utronr.Se laneuld bril
Ututt nt .r. rhnntfwl nturs'fl vreat refitorer
TViw aro oes) posed of the celebrated Caaeaya
hark, wmtersTeen. saMalras, roots ana beras, an
In nirfullr nnrn fit. Croix ram. For
partiealars, seeoiionlars and testimonials aroaad
each bottle,. . , ...
Beware of impostors. Examine every bstUe.
gee that it has our private U. S. stamp unmutila
ted over the cork, with plantation soene. and oar
abnuraonannesteel-Blatesidoiabel. Seetbat
sar bottle is not refilled with spunons and deie
terioss stuff. Anr person sretendins to tell
PltflUtion Bitters by the sallon or in bulk, is an
Impostor. Any person imitating: this bottle, or
remsf any other material therein, whether ealled
I'lsfltfjOoti JDiuers or not, a criminal uuuw mm
II. S. Law, and will be so proseeoted by ns. The
(Kaisad for Drake's FlanUtion Bitters, from la
dies, oteriyiaen, metsbaats, ie.. is incredible.
Tha simple trial of a bottle is the evidence wo
pretent of their worth and superiority. 'J hey are
sold by allrssesetable drursuu, grocers, physi
elans. hotaU. saloons, steamboats and cooatry
MflrM' P. II. DRAKE fe CO.
Saratoga Sivrlfc- Water, sold by all Drug
gists. 2?
Huts vtm ahdrt-cMMla"HiBi'lfljWr-Us6
tbe Mexiean Mustang Liniment. . . .. ,
Forests, seratat, aaras, swejangs.aaa saxea
saets, the Mextean Masuag Liniment a a eer-
brsaets,
For rheumatiim, neuralgia, stiff joints, stings
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus
tang Linimeat. -' '
Per spanned horses, tbe poll-evil, ringbone and
swseny, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never
fails.
Far wind-galls, seralobsj, big-head and splint,
the Mexican Mustang Uataisat is worth ltsweight
In sold.
Cats, braise, sprain aad awelliBss, areso osm
rnoB aad esrtalsT to Oecar in every family, that a
bottle of this Liniment is the best investment that
ean be made.
It is more certain than the doe tor it saves
time in disg for the doctor it is cheaper taaa
the doe tar. ana should never be dispeused with.
" In lifting the kettle from the Bra. it tipfjd
over and esaided my hands terribly. The
Mustang Liniment extracted tbe pain, oaused the
sore to heal rapidly, and left very little sear.
CH AS. FOStfeR. m Bread Su. Philada."
Mr. a Litch, of llyda Park. VL. writes : " My
horse was ooniklerfd worthlew, (spavin,) but
sineo the ase of tbe Mastang Liniment I havo sold
him for $1W. Your Haiment is doing1 wonders up
hare."
All KBulae la wrapped in ateel-plate engraving.
signed U. W. Weetbrook, Uhemtst, nntl alto has
the private V. S. stamp of Dekas, Bibnbs i Co.,
over tbe top. , , ,
Look eJtv and he 6 arctived hy Onmterfei.
Sold by sit Drugrists, at 25. 96 ete., nnd J 1.00.
KarntOirB Sprius Water, aeld by all Drag-
gist '
.i e
i
it
'4
It is a most delightful Hair Drawing.
It eraditoseasiajsjUadB'
It keeps tbe beat! ceoTaifMean.
It makes the hairsssjji f it and glossy.
, It preveuta hair turning gray and filling off-
Jtreetoras hair upon prsausturely bald beads.
...w i ii j i.. . " Ha., tij u.i iiiuau.i tint uv. M.
H Pretty it is cheap durable. It is literally
Ald by tbe ear-toad, and yet its aliaset incredible
demand is daily increasing, until there is hardly
aeMatfTstfeiaMitoMoxKefjt, snataaiHy
that dees ae7L ' ...
E. THOMAtLYON, Chemist, N. Y
KaratOfra NprlnKrfvfer, saWby tk ftroc
gisU. .t i
A
. -..... .3 5
."7
Who would not be besati fal 1 Who would
purit7 i
fPsl smgniBaaajgswfi
aAala'
ass r fa 1ea.fi
froai the fese and I
s, lasaaia, ana :
aadtaasastse
ion smaefa. tmnsasreat Maomlar asM :
Unlike many C03metln.it contains no materi
injurious to the skin. Any SraaaaK wiU ardent
tor you. it not on hand, t so ceaupsr bottle.
W. E. HAOAN, Troy, 5. X.. Chemist.
nnaiAS HAk5vHM at C., vVbolesale
Areata, aw xorS.
Aaratagn Sprit; Water, sold hr ail Ir-
tiwm.
4i
3T7
o
HeuisSreefs isjienstaWe II air Osloriag butts
dy. All aWataaa dyes are cemseted f
itiiwr rautttc, aad more oris destroy the vital
ity aad beaaty of tbe hair. Tats is tbe ortftaal
Hair Cotori&g, aad has been trowing iasavar evar
twetniy yeaia. It restore gray hair to it otiginal
oofer ar grMaal abtassaiaa. to a atost rsaatka
W aiSiiiM-. Tt ii aKwtiral fcak dreWnj,
4w i two HFik&
Sarniota Spaing; vVaterJsoJd W all drag-
St a;
4tst 11
Itiaara
caratsatMv
DraHtftS.
net
Uiat aaude-,
HsicM.Bii
raHaRHrBaM
rBtWafHSri
Acaaaar m niaii In wu tttM f
i ii r.. w..tK.. ... ifc y-ni i
risslSter, aU Is hi
OlNEI'LL'S HEAL ESTATE
tr. - s.
S5 STREET,
NASIITI IjJAZ .
..TKSJfEKSEK
T OTAL
IAL . 0WSKRS OF SLAVES WHO
MID lis U. K. Army are entitled to
llLailKKll 1IUL.LAKS mnMn,ilnn
fareaetand every one. The Board appointed
by tae secretary et ar to examine and renort
to iraehisgtoB upon this class of claims u at
prwtenSin Nashville, and all persons having
staia af this character would commit their own
tatwostby sailing on me at my office. No. 35
veaaretreeuup njirs.wr oy communicating with
se by auul. Were it peceosary, I could give a
loagHstof some of the first men of the nation
a references, but 1 take it that I am well enough
known In the State, and my suceeis in prose-
eatinraiaims afalmt the U. H nnr.mm.ni ia
too wea ostabluned to need ur nthxr .ndnnnn
than the hundreds of officers, soldiers and ;iti-
. . f .L. U.a, a I. n - al.t.TI . .
ivnn wB wiaio if uvsv cinims x uave prosecuteu
meet ton the fact that having been connected
with tbe oreaniration of colored troops in this
State, and being personally acquainted with
nearly. all the officers. f colored lsgiments in
this Department, aad having been engaged'
tor me-iKi iiiucicL-a manias in collecting liacs
Pay. Bounty and Pension lor the so'diers
themselves, and bem? in d&!lv nnmtnnni..tinn
With thousands Of thlltn. mv fAilltl. fnr In.ln.
oat the company and regiment into which they
enlisted are certainly as good, if net better,
than those of any other parties engaged in the
business.
Aa fer tBV foalHtina fnr nrrvonnlnw Ihno.
elalraeat Washington, I flatter myself that none
hava better.
I noflee that soma Agects are ohargU)g,2t per
oent, and others IS per cent, fees for prosecuting
these siainu, but I am of the opinion that they
may be prosecuted for less, and would suggest 1C
percent. And in connection with this would
bag leave to state that i considor this per cent
M remarkably low, but as I am permanently
losated here, and have other business to attend
to at the same time, I can afford to attend to
tat easiness lor less than some others.
I wonld be pleased to open a corrcei
with acents and attorneys throughout this State,
and Will be haDiV to enter into nrrfLnrroRinnrji
with them to furniih blanks and ail necessary
lniirucuons.
Claims against the Government, of officers,
citizens and soldiers, promptly attended to.
Partiealar- nttestfen paid to soldiers' claims
for Kqualization of Bounty.
Colored Boldien are now virtually on tho same
footing, with regard to back pay, bounties, pen
sions, etc., as white soldiers, And any difference
of pay and bounty which have been denied them
iu iut inuo, in uuuucuoa trum wnue soioiers,
may now be recovered.
All Parties havincr claims in mv h&ndi fnr i!
lection aro requested to call and see me, or write
to me in reference to them, as many ehansea
have taken place in the postal arrangements of
me ouio since ine claims were tiled, and letters
are being returned tome every day uncalled for.
I bavo a number of checks In my office at
present for different parties, whom I cannot
near irom.
. In future I shall advertise every Saturday, in'
tbe Nashville Union and Dispatch and Press and
Times, a list of Checks and Certificates on hand
on rnaay evomags.
I am also Agent fer the National Steam Navl
gat ion Company, plying between Queenstown
obu Liverpool ana .New ork.
Koney AdYanced on OIBoers', C1U
..aeBs and Soldiers' Claims.
JOHff O'UEILL,
Real Estate and Claim Agent,
daea-lm 33 Cedar St.. NashTtlle. Tenn
CHANCERY SALES
FOB
Saturday, February 2, 1867.
, Susan B. Eubank, Adra'rx, va. Mary A.
W right and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREES OF THE
JL Chancery Cburt araashvilleln above named
case, I will sell at the Court House, pn
Saturday, February 2, 1807,
A tract of 93 acres, lying about seven miles from
Nashville, on the Diekerson Turnpike, par-
chased by John L
Eubank, now doooas
.aed, lrom
Wm. II. Jenkins.
ALSO, a tract pf about 77 acres of land, with,
a dinillarv and all necessary anDaratus. nur-
chMed from flop. W. Walker.
TERMS OF BALE Credits of six and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale Notes
required with personal security, and lien re
tained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, C. and M.
Janl2-td
B. M. Ealoh et als.
et
, vs.
Jo. C. Kewnan
als.
Ttf PUlfaAVCE OF A DECREE OF THE
ChanceryUoart at Nashville, rendered in
the above named cause, at the November rei
rTerm,
Jtash-
isob, x will sell at the t;ourt iioose at
vilje, OH
Saturslny, February 3, 1807,
Lot Ke IS, ia Baleh ic Whiteside's Addition to
Nothvillc. fronting on Water or Front street
162 feet, and running, back to an alloy. Tho lot
will bo divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS -Six, twelve and eighteen months'
credit. Notof reqsired with approved security,
and lien retained. Salo free from redemption
MORTON B. HOWELL. C. and M.
janl2-td
t
pEMMbeth-S. Hawkins and others vs. Wm.
' i IMkiurfrce, Adm r, and others.
Tf PURSUANCE OF DECREES OF ME
-- Chancery Court in this ease, I will sell at the
Court House at Nashville, en
Hnttirdny, 1'cbninry 3, 1S07,
The remainder interest, after tbe life estate of
?Irs. Elizabeth Sigler, in the Housoand Loton
llfph street; next north cf the block of honses
built bv John Sijler, and now occupied by Mr.
T.fW. Barnes. The lot fronts-35 feet on High
street, and runsbaek to the alloy,
TERMS OF SALE Credits of six and twelve
months, with interest from dato. Notes with per
sonal security required, and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption.
i MORTON B. HOWELL. C. and M.
janl2-td
E. H. Chidress, Jr., vs. Maria E. Crutchor
, and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
"XtCbancory Court in this cause, I will sell at the
Court House at Nashville, on
Saturday, February S, 1SG7,
The undivided ene-half of a tract of land in the
16th Oivil District of Davidson county, contain
ing about 180 acres, aad bounded as follows:
'Beginning at a stake near the southwest corner
of a traot of land sow owned and ogenpledby A
V. S. Lin drier as a residence, naming thence
east and with the seuth boundary line of said
tract of Lfnlsley 68 poles, to a stake; thence
north 13 poles, to a stake and corner of a tract of
land heretofore conveyed by E. H. Childress,
Sr., to Mary A. Chadwell : thence east 130 pole;,
to a stake; thence south 158 poles, to a stake in
the north boundary of a tract of land owned by
Mrs. Pugsley; thence south 87 deg. west and
wlh said boundary line cf Mrs. Pugtloy 60
pdles, to a e take J thenee laulixityi deg. west
aad still with the north boundary line 138 poles,
to a stake, the northwest corner of the Pugsley
tract, and in the east boundary line of a tract of
land owned by Nichols Hobson; thenee north,
and with said oast boundary line of Hobson 119
pales, to the beginning.
TERMS-Credita of 6. 12. IS and 34 months.
JiOtef with good personal seourity, and lien re
tained,
Salo free from the right of redemption.
MOKTON iS. IiU WELL, C. and M.
Jn!2-td
DR. MfcGILL'S
Botanic Iipensaryf
i
Over 32 TJiiien Street, between Col
' lege aad Cherry,
I
1
MimxtE tens.,
FOR TH TREATMENT OF
OIIRONIC DISEASES,
Private Diseaaea, rtsd
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
43- PATIEXTS THEATER AT THEIR
EtOJIES. CtillES OTJABXTEED. Ca
. DR. -H'Cri'LL
GURB3 AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS,
Diseases of :he Throat, Cancer, Gravel. Dis
eases tf the Heart aad Uver, Jnflamatlon.of.
the Stomach, Deamee. DiseasM of the "ys.
Debilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
ftadOcasamauoB.
TO TI03 LADIES
All Affections (if the Wonb treated with
WWM STEKIUTT,
Ladies who; misfortune it hu bees cot to
bring forth in due teesoc, caa consult me cKher
by letter cr in perron.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Of all evades, Xkim9 tad Secondary, res orated
freo the Systise '
OTflHT I3IISSION3 CTJIIXXr.
toR.caiBL hi perfsrmifix the ant wander.
nss
tsare by hte
Slcdicatcrl
Vapor Baths
That have srerbeen psrfaraed in this country.
jIb cares constitatlcal forat of Syphilis;
Debilitated aytteas: fleers of the Throat or
iSKoath: all Diseases of the Shin, cansed by
SrahuB or impnrostatsof th blood; all pains
of the
ie boaes, bj Mercujy andSyphilit ; Enlarge-
Bteot of
tbo JolnW; ijunc- out ct the iiair;
JuieamaamalSero&lM and Neuralgias. lam
UeorresAy to waksaJiT a CURE.
AaTibitrislMHWMimeledtozit.2seix
Bex In. NMhTiYe, Tesa. Jsifi-Xy
; A a EATS W.. VTXD FOB
Tho Life, Letters, Spe&ohes, &c,
HON. ALKXAlNDER 1L STEPHENS,
IiCHrjClcvf lanil, Kso.,
Bl
A:
TOaJ CiastitotioiliJlits.
me
i sad iet ur tarmsand a1.
ATTO AL MfBLIBH TKBVO.
MS West Faartbstreet. Cissianati. Ohi
I XASamnnarar
I N
df2-d&wlia
CHEATHAM.
S. F. WOOD
UR Oheathajm & Go,,
DEALERS 10
FINE BRANDIES, WINES,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
ft '
TOBACCO. CIGARS
etc., ' etc..
Cor. College and ClitirchJHiH,
WASIIYlXtE. TE.VX.
KEEP; COX8TAMTXY ON. JIAM AND
FOB SALE;
100 bags choice Eio Coffee.
125 bbk Crushed, Powdered and Granu
lated Sugar.
140 bbls Coifte Sugar.
50 " Mackerel, No. 1 and 2.
25 " No. 3.
150 hits " No. l,-2andPJ
-UU Doxes'istar UandJes.
125 " Soap (assortsd.)
5 Tierces fresh Rice.
25 bbla Cider Vinegar.
650 " Extra Family Flour. Spring
field and Port Eoyal Mills.
100 bbla, J bbls and kegs country Lard.
5 tierces Dried Beef.
50 bbls N. O. Molasses and Syrups.
50 bftls Sorghum Molasses.
10000 bushels Cotton Seed.
Together with an assortment of
FRESH CANNED FRUITS,
IsTOn kil
Strawberry,
Peaches,
Tomatoes, g
Pickles,
Sardines,
. Oysters;
Brandy Peaches,
and Cherries,
Worcester
and Pepper Sauce,
Spices, Pepper, ete., etc.J
UiOQST WHICH
6 I Pipas Fine Brandy,
Hennesey, Otard, Dupey & Co.,
Pinio CastillonjTintage, 1849, '52, and'57
3 United Vineyard; Proprietors; 1850,
4 i Rochelle,
3 Puncheons best Iriab and Scotch Whisky
2 i Pipes Jamaica Rum,
6J- Pipes N.E.
65 J casks Sherry and Port , Wine, all
grades, .
8 1 casks pure Malga Wine,
4 Pipes pure Holland Gin, ,
75 boxes St. Marceaux Champagne,
30 " Cabinet' " .
65 " Heidsick "
125 boxes Claret, very fine.
WHISKY,
10 bbla "Old Crow," 1855, warranted su
perior to any ever oflered in Nashville.
185 obis pure Robertson County, old and fine
180 ' JJourbon, all grades,
23 " Apple Brandy, pure,
8 " Peach Brandy, pure.
Anisetf Curacoa, Abaynthe,
Martischino, TVampoo Drakes,
Tldntation and Bokers' Sitters
and London Club.
5,000 Genuine Imported Havana Cigars,
110,000 Baltimore, all grades;
Together with a general assortment of Staple
and Fancy Groceries,
B. B. CHEATHAM & CO.
nevll to janlS
WM. TITTLEBAUM ,
-VPTICIAN
J (opposite tho Maxwell Home.) Nashville.
Tenn, offers his services to a gene ous public.
By his experience in thisline he is enabled to
try the eyesight and suit spectacles accordingly,
'so that the eye is not overcharged, but merely
assisted. At his Optical Establishment can also
be found Microscopes, Telescopes, Thermome
ters, Magnifiers, Mathematical Instruments,
Picture Frames, Opera and Field Glasses, etc.,
etc. Remember that when you want your eye
sight improved you must call at Wm. Titlo
baum's office, No. 74 Church stroet. opposite
Maxwell House, Nashville, Tennessee. The
best Glasses, or pure Pebbles, setinto old frames.
deo7-3m
tJtJOOD FOR
BALE AT YARD, OS fcELIV-
v v ered. cbeepei
r tnau at any otber yard in is
city.
Terms strictly CASH,
Extra Inducements,
PA HUES rCBCEASIJiQ LABOBLY.
Yard cornor Nortli Front and Jefferson
Streets.
:o, hooan. t
O. P. DANF0BT1I, Agent.
oct23-3m
FROM 10 TO 25 PEE CENT. SAVED
bi atmsa TOUB ooocs atJtbb
NO. 15 UNION STREET.
TEE PEOPLE OF UABUVILLE AKD THK
surroanding cenntry will plue bair in mind,
tbs NEW YOKK 8T0KE is now rneiving and open
ing a new and very attractive stock of
Staple and Fancy Drygoods,
KOTIOSS, JiTC, ETC.,
Which has ben bought for Csab in the very Uit
Eastern mirkoU, ai will be oC.red at tbvery
loweet reUll prices.
The stock consists in part of
Black Silks, all prices ;
Colored Silks, all ahadis and prices ; v
Heir Antiqu, all celors ;
Best SnsUsh and Qsrman Topliaj;
Eagash and Trench Sfcrtses ;
Zmpress Cloths, all colors ;
Ladles' Sacking Cloths ;
rise White and Black Alpaca,,
Lustres, all colors ;
H and all Woe! FUddi.'all sefera i
AU Wool FUssels, all coters ;
BeSTers, Broadeletbi, aad Curiacres ;
DoHklas, Twteds, and Jeans
Scgtlih andiAmrrican Prist;
Craws and Blched Dtaeitica I
. S-4, M, 7-t, M, S-4, ni lMbMni;
Table Linear, Tewrig, aad Kspkias;,
All grades Iriih Iitaem ;
A fa 1 assort nt of Whit QeodsJ;
Ladies' sd CalMrea's Hodery and Glevea ,
Qssrnen aadFrtnsa-tubrcidared Ccrtets;
Pop!x EWpUc Hoop Skirts I
Ladies' Shawls, Cloaks, and Sentacs ;
Slbboas, TrtasJegs, A Fancy Ooods;
As 4 raiaj.irthsr Goods too sumeient to tmatlon.
EemtsiUr ttie place HJiW vuitu. oiuiic, ae.
13 Union
Stret,
(Lrrr A Co.'s eld stand.)
octJlJai
DR. J. E. KA-XIiQYE
rFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
J to the eitiiaos of Nashville.
To OBSTETRICAL SFROERY. aad the Dis
eases of Women and Children, he wlH give spe
cial attention.
0$c. for the present, at his residence, NO.
48 NORTH SUMMER STREET, a few door
north of Jefferson.
Nashville, Jan. 8. 1S67. - .,-,aa&-lm
AD. BORNEMANN,
EOXDON, MADISON COCNTT, OHIO,
OFFERS FOR SALE
OSAfiE OBAK6E SEED.
PeBashcI, 833.00 ; Per Qaasrt, 8I.OO.
VTEW AND PRIME'
SEED. JUST RE.
1 1 ei vad lr, m Taxaa.
Graa care has been
taken is csUaf tau Ked. aad i eaaswer it a
very tsfpenar sriWe.
... TJ5iBaAan.-;
Please sead ?aisV oVde"tfew,'becai(e theraU a
great aeasu at lwesent rer ats seeo.
Xj-rC.
No. IS North Clicrr St..
ians-trt-w,
NAsiafvME'DEOATUE
EA1DEOAB
Great Central All Bail Eoute
BBTWXES
NASHVILLE AND HTJNTSVILLE,
MEMPHIS, MOBILE AND
NEW ORLEANS,
AXl) AT.Ii IKTERKEDXATE IBOISTS.
rftHE NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAIL
I maA CnmnnaT has made arrangements with
tbe'Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
by wnicn passengers gs
Throngli to Bletnphla vrithont Change
of Cars.
Only one chanjte between Nashville and Mobile
or aew urleaas. isyanj ouiercouie
thore are
Splendid Sleepinc Cars on
all Wight Trains.
Theocoh Express Teiis Leaves Nashville
Daily at 9:30 r. sf
Arrives at Decatur at ..... - 4:S0 x. m
i r. .: i r -da;i
UJauiKka HIM lUVUiJJUIfl wiu v.uiduu a.u..-
road for Huntsville, Memphis, Mobile, New
Leaves Decatur at 5:55 a.
A rrivM at Nashville flt............... ....... ..11:53 A..
Connects at Nashville with Louisville and
xsasayuio itaiiroaa, isr au points .asc, xionn
C. and N. S: N. W. and E. & K. Railroads, for
points on those lines.
Freight and Accommodation, ;Dnlly
rJ.i. tji L ouuunya.
T.o.trAi TJ naVivillA ot 7:Qf A. V.
Arrives at Decatur at.. - 6:00 p. r.
Columbia Accommodation Train,
Sally, except Sundays.
Leaves Columbia at ...................... .... 7:15 A.
Arrives at Nashville at 10:00 jl. li
Loaves Nashville at..... 3:00 P. U
Arrives at Columbia at 5:45 r. m
Bagjraffe Cbeekod Tbroaeb. '
FARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
For Through Tickets and other information
please apply at the office of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, Northeast corner of Summer
and Church streets, and at the Broad Street
Depot, JNasnville, leinessee.
J. II. VAN DYNE,
nov9 General Superintendent,
Louisville and Nashville
All
aUICK TIME TO
T. I.OVIS,
CHICAGO.
CCTCIMIfATI,
AND TILE EAST.
Two Dally Throaffb Trains, Slaking
Direct Connections at Louisville for
tho JCnst, West and A'orlh.
COMMENCING JANUARY 13, 1S6T.;
Trains will rn'n as follows s
So. I.
5:00 A M
8;00 A M
9:29 A M
1:00 P M
Jfo.
Leave Nashvillo
Arrive at Bowling Green,
" Cave City,
" " Louisville.
12:40 P M
4:00 P M
5:30 P M
9:20 P M
WEST AND NORTH.
So. 1.
LeaveLouisville 1C0 P M
Arrive Ind'nap'lis 7:00 P M
Arrive Chicago 10:50 A M
Ho. 2. So. 3.
9:30 P M 6:30 A
4:15 AM 12:45 P
5:00 P M 10:10 P M
St. Louis. 9:30 A M 1:00 P M 1:45 A M
EAST.
3fo. 1. No. 2,
LeaveLouisville 1:30 PM 9:30PM
Arrive at Indianapolis 7:00 P M 4:15 A M
" " Cincinnati 11:55 P M 6:15 A M
" " Cleveland 6:15 A M 3.50 P M
" " Buffalo 1:35 P M 10:40 P M
" " Pittsburg 10:25 AM 930 P M
" " Baltimore 12:20 A M 1:00 P M
" Washington
. " " Philadefphta 12:10 A M 1:30 P M
" - New York 7:00 A M 3:45 P M
" " Boston 5:00 P M
a3-Steamers of U. S. Mail Line leave Loals
ville daily at 0 i. u. nnd 4 p. M., arrivinir in
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger car attach od to freight trains
T V. li: T - . , -n . . j . II...
uohi cj xr&uaiiu, n.y.t fc nv a, at., uuu jiuiaiin
at v:oU a.m., arriving in Nashville at ll:so a. M
Leaves Nashville at 3:25 p. v., arrives at Galla
ua r. it,, ana at t ranKira v-.io r. u.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. AN. It. R.
deo9
Nashville and Chattanooga
S AIL A. Y
CHANGEOF TIME.
Orrios or Gsnssil Scpibixtkvdent.
N. it C. Ajtp N. k N, W. Railway,
Nashville. Tenn., Nov. 26, 1666.
tN AND AFTER TTJESDAT". NOV. 27.
J I860, and until further notice, Passenger
trains win ran as lonows ;
Nashville and Chattanooga Xdne.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all
points South, at 5:30 i.v. and 8:30 p. u. Arrive at
Chattanooga at 00 r. u. and 6.-00 a. m. next
day. Returning, leave Chattanooga at 6KX) p.
u. aad 2:40 a. u. Arrive at Nashville at 4:00
a. u. and 11:30 A. u. next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shelbwille.
Sselbyville Accomvodatios Leave War-
trace at 12:10 P. M. and 8:30 a. m. Arrive athncl
byvllle at 12:50 p. u. and 9:15 A. u. Leave Shcl
boville 7:20 a. u. and 11:00 p. u. Arrive at War-
trace at 8:05 a. u. ana 11:45 r. v.
FARE TO NEW ORLEAS 834 28
MOBILE 31 10
MEMPHIS-. 10 00
" HUNTSVILLE. 7 35
Close connections made at Stevenson and Chat
tanoofc for all cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashvillo and Norlhvrestnrn Xlne.
Expbess Passksqir Leaves Nashville for
J ohnsonville, and all points West and Northwest,
at 0.00 a. m. Returning, arrives at Nash villa at
10.00 a. Sf.
Accommodation. Lae.ves Nashville at 3:00 r.
m and arrives in Nashrllle at 5:00 p. v.
To take effect on and after Thursday, Novem
ber 29, 1866.
Trains on the N. & N. W. R. R. coqnect at
Johnsonville, with the Cairo and Johnsonville
Packets without fall.
83 Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con
necting with N. and N. W. Railroad.
85 Passengers by this route savo expense of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashvillo and
Cairo.
43 Trains stop at all intermediate points.
Procure tickets at H C. Jackson's opposite St,
Cloud Hotel, or at the Chattanooga Depot.
T. JP. INNES, Genl Sup't.
N. A- C. and N. W. R. R
J. W. BROWN, Gen'l Pas3 Agent.
nov27 tf.
0. M. BRIGGS. I. M. HYATT.
BRIGGS & CO.,
GENERAL. COMMISSION
IEECHAITS,
Grocers and Forwarders,
AGISTS TOS TBS 8ALX OF
Cedar Ware, Plo-r, ,Jt
Corn-Shollers,
Straw-Cntcrs,
Aid UICULTCK.il IJIPIiEJIESTS.
IMi!ii
HOLLOW-WARE.
BAGGING.
ROPE and TIES,
ETC., ETO.
Masnfaeturcd sUlho Teccesfso Peniteatiary.
, Dealers in
FLOUR,
BACON.
LARD,
MEAL,
CORjr, and
Plantation Supplies Generally,
NO. 3,
COR. CI1TJKCII AND COLLEGE STS.,
NABHVILLB. TSNN.
janl-J'm
E0BEST L. CAEUTHEES, JE.,
ATTORNEY AT JLA W,
;nabhville. tenn.
office over the union bank. ad-
Prsmpt attsntion given to the OolieeUen cf
usual,: oec-ni
FOR RENT.
rriHE BUILDiyO KNOWN A THE
1 Brewery. la N&rth Naihrllis. oe Jeereen
street, with a large let and staMe.
' JAMES WHITVi
frORTIT. Or.-
F. R, CHEATHAM,
No. 7 North Cherry street
de37-tf
t?Ti TAffr'tfrB' 'Hh' r
mmm druggists,
DEALERS IN
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS;
DYE-STUFFS,
G? o& lt P coa. c sf
AlTD
GLASSWARE.
yyE,UXYE JiEMOTED TO ODR NEW
And Spacious Warehouse, Marble Frthf,
North Side of Main trtt.
NBARtY OPPOSITE LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
OSS BOOK BELOW THK CORNER OP SIXTH,
Where we have opened an entirely new stock of
Goods, and will offer to the trade, together with
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
A varied assortment of
Druggists' Fancy Goods.
Liquors, Cigars, and Zobacco,
Comprising- the most complete assortment in
one h)use in this country. AU of which wa
shall offer at manufacturers', and less than manu
fatturers' prices. marol dly
LEA & PEEEINS'
CELEBRALED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
PRONOUNCED m EXTRACT
BY
'CONNOISEURS
of a Letter from a
MEDICAL GEN
TLEMAN at Mad:
ras. to his brother
at WORCEST E,
May. 1851.
TO SS THE
"ONLY GOOD SAUCF
"Tell Lea & Per
ries that their
BAUCIS
is highly esteemed
in India, and is, in
my opinion, the
most palatable as
well as the most
wholesome Saccb
that is made,"
and applicable to rivv5,
Every Tariety
1)1811.
The eucoses of this most dollcious and unrivaled
condiment having caused many unprincipled
dealers to apply tho oame to Srtnuons Com
pounds, the PUBLIC is bbbpectfcxlt and sab
kcstI v requested to see that tbe names of LB A 4:
PERRINS aro upon the WRAPPER, LABEL.
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manufactured by
LEA & PERRINS. Worcester
JOHN DUNCAN'S MONS,
, New Yobc Agent for the United States.
pctlS lyina
oeo, s, p.hid. w. n. ctrAbnoDNy.' J. v. brows.
"RETT), "CHADBOUElt & CO.,
(Saccc3sor3 to French k Cov)
Cotton and Tobacco factors,
AND .-
General Commission- Mefohants,
Corner of CInrko'nntI Front Sircets,
jo7-ly NASHVILLE,
T. PieCABD.
Geo. Eoprn-
O. P. Kent
PJCKAltD, ROPER & KENT,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
100 Commercial Street, cor. ITalnut,
t-i 'V . Xj C X.' I
"a -t
A LL BU3INBS3 ENTEUSTED TO OCE CASE
ii. promptly attended to.
BEFKBENCES:
First National Bank, Nashville.
Ting, Tobey A Co., Bankere, Nashville.
Oco. F. Case, Esq., proprietor St. Cloud Hotel,
Nashville. vr2A-j
LLQWS FACTORY.
T AM PREPARED WITH A LARGE STOCK
A of IJEliLOnn', ot an sites, tortne maraet,
all warranted perfect. They will be found with
all of the Hardware Merchants ol ftasnviuo,
rnsnmir from ntirontl will be suDplied bv ad
dressing me through the PostofGce at Nashville.
be returned for exchange, at. my cofortrans
portation. N. BROWN.
dec2S-3m
SLAVES!!
ENLISTED IN THE U. S. AEMY!
LOYAL 6WNERS
In Tennessco nro Entilleil to
300 BOI.I.ARS
Each, for all Slaves Clustered Into the
Military Service.
A BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY AP
t nninted bvthe Secretary of War to exam
ine and report to W'ashinglon upon claims of
this character, ino rresiacn; i uiis Hoard, is
in Nashville, and has fitted up an offico. Tho
Other members of, the. Board are expected this
wees ana me Business win cuuimeocoui once.
We have organized a Branch Office, in this
city, for the purpose of prosecuting this particu
lar class of claims. Out- House has been en
gaged for the past two months in preparing and
prosecuting these claimsbefore the Missouri and
Kentucky Commissioners, and is familiar with
all tho rules and decisions there mado, as well as
the most recent rulings of tho Secretary War on
the subject. f
We, therefore, offer our services to Attorneys,
Agents, and Claimants, throughout tho State,
belnvinir wo enjoy unusual facilities for serving
them. These claims will be examined first by
the Board, but final action can only be taken by
tbe proper Department at Washington.
Our purpose is to attend personally beforo tho
Board in Tennessee, the,better to enable us to
servo clients at 'Washington. 1
We desire one or more correspondents in each
county, with whom wo wil) divide fees. And
we will furnish to them all needed blanks and
printed instructions, and ksep them fully in
formed from time to time if the action of the
Board.
We furnish individual claimants, blanks and
full instructions to enable them to prepare their
claims.
Our Washington House has already a large
correspondence in the State, but to satisfv these
who may not know us with regard to onr. in
tegrity and business capacity,wegivefewof onr
Louisville and Nashville references, who aro all
widely known in both Kentucky an Tennessee.
CHIPMAN. ITOBMER A- CO.
No. 24 Colonnade Buildings,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Louisville Referenees.J. H. Lindenberger,
Cashier Merchants' Bank of Kentueky: Geo. A.
Lewis,President First Nashvillo Bank: Col. L.
T. Thustin, Secretary .Southern Mutual Life In
surance Company; Jos. T. Tompkins. Wholesale
Merchant; Newcomb. Buchanan A- Co.. Whole
sale Merchants; R. G. Dan A Co., Proprietors
Mercantile Agency; Gen. Richard W. Johnson.
Nashville References. Thomas B. Sample,
Cashier Traders' Bank of Tennessee: A. O. Han
ford, President First National Bank; J. C. Mc
Crory, Cashior First National Bank; Adams, Gib
son A Co., Wholesale Merchants; Hon. H. H.
Harrison, United States District Attorney; S.
WatsoiB, President Bank of Tennessee; wing,
Tobey A Com Bankers; Col. E. P. Ferry. United
States Tax Commissioner; N. E. Alloway, Esi.
I deol3-3m
1,0 0 0 ACHES
O F CH O I CE
Middle Tennessee Land.
Within 5 oven 2411c er - Nashville.
THK UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
1,000 Acres of tbe Tract of Lstad on which
he resides. It is susceptible of convenient di vi
siou, is exceedingly neb. and is iecinlly
adapted to (Irassci. Ooe-balf of the tract
is now in luxuriant grass, thebalsacrin-tlmber,
which, by tho. aidof theNertfawestern.Raiiroad,
which pastes through it. oocld be sold in Nash
ville for more than the whole land would, eost.
If yondtsife one of the best Stock Parian
ever offered for i-Ia In. Davidson county, apply
at onec. I am determined to soil.
Loffer", also, a large nnffiber of Thorough
bred StocH several fine Stall'ons from flwir
to six years old, a few Mares, and a number of
one and two year old Celt some of them la
line oondftkm to be trained tbe next season.
If tho Stallion are not sold toon, they will be
firmed on favorable terms.
I also offer for sale & pair of Thcronjrli
brad Geldings, well siatehed and broke W
Harness, W. O. 2IAUXQ.
December 6, MbU tf
Tt T : -, t r: . . - . -
juiiuwni me leaner, Augusta i,pnsiuuont
alist. Mobile Advertiser and. Register, cony t
tat araoaat of tap ana forward bills to thwwee.
UNION BANK NOTES.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
J. LegiStttare of Tenneesee. yasied December
12tb. 1 eatttfss an act "To expedite th ttts-
tnouttan oi vh eseou ox uinjis, waten save or
may make -aselxamegt among their creditors."
notice is h ebr given totho boiden ofthettotes
oi in uiotj xa.A. u x.ij5oa u me ibosb
with the undnthrned, at the IfauJ: in'asiiviSe,
between new and the 1st day ?f Janaary. eigh
teen huadred aad sixty-nine. HMMaad recelvs
eerttSeates tberefer. or they will be forever
barred from any participation ia Use of
tbe Bank. The certificate wilt be received at
tax in payment fisr debts doe the Baalo, Theth-i
er teed ered besereor Aer t lu of Jtwsa
arr. 1S3S. JOB. HP. ALLEN, TraMee-H
Dec. . aa-2
WR1"S 0'E..
Tfir TENNESSEE
Marine and F ire
IVSlIItAKCE COMPANY.
Under tho ntw charter, it nw open er ha
AT JJO;' Si" NORTH COLLEGE 'STRX
- r
. . Nextdoer to oataar otUnvon street.
JOSEPH W,
AlVTN. Preaidenu.
A. VT. BtTTEER, Seerotary.
DIRRCTORS.
; John M. nilt, Watson M. Oeke,
Q..A. R. ThsBpsen, D. Weaver,
Daniel F. Carter, John B. Johason,
Samuel vanleer, John W. Terrass.
R. B. Cheatham, A. G. Adams,
Joaopn W. Allen.
dec4-Lv
PARTICUIaAR notice.
IE YE B S & HUNT,
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
DESIRE TO RETURN THANKS TO THEIR
patrons for the liberal support heretofore
extended to them, and state to the public gen
erally that in order to have greater facilities for
supplying the
Ixiox-oascd. Demand'
for their work, they are fitting up in magnifleen
style the large and comtnodnos two story
building,
No, 76 'North IMartet Street,
One door north of their present stand, for a
Carriage Factory and Sales Booms,
Where they will be better prepared than ever to
keep up their reputation for making first-class
work.
Entrance to Repairing Shops will be
the Same as Heretofore.
A splendid assortment of Carriage work always
on hand at the lowest figures.
We will continue at our old stand uoti our
new Factory is fitted up.
decl-tf BITERS fc HUNT.
Important to'Travelers and Shippers
! BETWEEN
5LOUISVII,I,E AND THE EAST
THE
ATLANTIC
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
(bboad gauge)
Ii now in full and successful opvstfoa
From, Oinekmati to New York Boston, &e.
And is the only direct route to the
Oil Regions of Pennsylvania.
Connections are made with
Jeffersonville and Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
via Scrmour, Jeffcrsonvillo aad Indianapolis ana
Col. Rraiiroad, via Urbana; Louisville and Lex
ington ant Kentucky to
cinnati; U.S. Mail Line I
Two ThroiiKh
Trains Dally.
Passengers by the oroad Gauge Railway secure
wide and romfortablt cars, quick time, and sure
connections.
Throarh Tickets and Bagraga Check can bo
procured at all tho principal Railroad andSteam-
uuu. utuecra m uuaiKvitii, ana xccaouiD.
T D. McliAREN. Genl Sup't.
E. F. FULLER. Gen'l Ticket A irant.
L D. Cole. Passenger Agent, No.36 Fourth street
v m.uollieb, rretght Ag nt, J liouisville, Ky,
marll It
JAS. T. PACE.
of Virginia.
W. D. LAVESDBB.
of Tennessee.
W.B.BA
ofAlab
B
V j Pace, Lavender & Harper.
Cotton and Tobacco Factors.
AND
General Comniission Merchanti,
No, SO t'siion Street, .
i
NEW ORLEANS, I.A
sep27 3m
M.W.LEWIS, D.JT.COMIjroOEB,
of Arkansas. Kentucky.
S. D. WEST,
Kentucky
Lewis, Comingore & West,
COTTON FACTORS
i AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
NO 31 PERDIDO STREET,
i (FACTORS' ROW,)
NEW ORLEANS
And No. 3 West -Third street.
oct3-12m
CINCINNAT
J. LUMSDEN & CO.,
HAKDPACTDB8B3 AND DIALBE3 I It
HIDES, OILS, LEATHER,
Findings, Curriers' Tools,
No. . SOUTn MARKET STREET, No.
, NAOHVIEEE, TENNESSEE.
ilyl3-tf
BJ6-IENI0 WINE,
THE GREAT
IMPOBTBD TOWIC,
nent members of tho Amerisaa Medical Assoc ia-
non, at ineir convention, held in Ualtlmore, May
Ut, 10OO.
CONTAINS NO SPIRITS OF ANT KIND,
ASD THJntEfORS
NOT INTOXICATING IN THE IXAST.
It is brenared in Paris from ntirn Sacnitv. and
admits m ita composition only Tosio, Aromatic
sin rzBBiruox sunstances.
Ladies will find it a delicious substitute for tho
various tonics wbieh have an aleholic body.
MtTSClT PEREE
Is'a rare Wine of most delightful flavor. It is the
PURE JUICE OF A MOST DELICIOUS
GRAPE. It surpasses in azoelleiiee any table
wine in the country. Used ia Bsrope for saera
ineotal purposes. Church peonle ars invited to
inquire into it.
lhese W lues are sold by all druggists.
$2 00 per bottle, large alia
EWINjfBPENDLBTON.
sepli 4Mrf AtonjgjtNasavlll
FAIEB
STANDARD
SCALES
OF ALL KINDS,
Cotton Beams and Frames,
Cotton,Hay and Rag Presses,
Warehouse Trucks,
Baggage Barrows,
COPYING PRESSES, &c.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
125 Walnut street,
CINCINNATI
apirrly
CDSTOH HOUSE
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
Old So: '41 Hew No. 88 Church St,
(Opposite Ovsrtoa Heaio.)
J. P. DUG ON, Proprietor,
WOULD RESPECT71ILLY INFORM HIS
fnetxis aad tbspaLHe that, havftg re-fitted
and furniabed this favorite place, be i I prepared
to offer a Bill of Fare sarpassed by mine ia tbe
city. Oysters, Fish aad Game eoastaaUy on
band, aad served up at all boars oa tile shortest
notiee. Hating one of the best Cooks ia tbe
South, he ean guaraatee satufteUoa. rurolthed
Rooms with Board if desired. deeSl-Sm
Dissolutism of Partncirship.
-T0IICB 13 HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE
X parlnenijlp extsUag litwcn, A. J. Airy an
aad Charles Bryaa. oa4r the style tf Bryan A
paHnerablp existtag hitwcsn.
8rw wa tM at
nu tiMa dar dianadved by mntatl SBSBt.
boatees wilt hraKer be eoadaed by
Caai
baries firvoa. who aHtae all
it dl
e by
toat-
the iaie test, aad is tWriJ t
staadiagi
eawiiai.-
Si
j . nr i fin,,
T
fHAKLBS BRYAN.
NaskvilKNov-MSm
ttllebl
THERN MUSIC HOU!
Jas. A, McOliire,
33 Union Sircet,
MUSIC PUBLISHER
' And Wholesale and Re-iail Dlr ia
PIANOS.OJIGA IV S A XI.
3TUSICAL MEBCJIAXniSR
GENERALLY.
A- FULL SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HANL
xi, or
A
with
other makers of note,
at pneee, same a New
York, frost $S0O to ii.000. Carnhart. Needham A
Co;, and Geo. A. Prince's celebrated Organs, aad
Melodens, sold at Factory Prices, with fuli war
rantee Mine being the oldest and largest Mhom Huh
in the country, purchasers can always aad tie
largest stock to select from.
Orders HlleU with promptness, and satmHcnOH
guaranteed.
N. B. Mr. S. HAHN, the weH-kaowa Oraaa
and Piano Tuner, and Repairer, is eagaged by
me. Repairing of all kiatis sf Mosieal Instru
ments, done at my aease; at reaseaable. rates.
ocui n
tfASBrVIIJAE
Insurance Agency,
FAENSWOETH & OLAEK
if o . t. ,
Maxwell House, Cherry Street.
Hartford Insurance Co.,
Cash Assets 51,672,4S0
Arctic Insurance Company
Or NSW TO BE,
Cash Assets $826,000 00
North American Inurance Co
or sew to ex.
Cash Assets $761,053 67
Columbia Insurance Co.
er new toss
Cash Capital 5500,000 09
Continental Insurance Co.
orKWToss,S
Cash Assets $1,608,824 00
Security Insurance Company
OP KRW T0BK.
Cash Assets $1,548,96-1 02
Northwestern Xife Insurance
Company.
Ciah Assets. $1,260,000 00
T DSSFS PROMPTLY ADJTISTBD AND
A J paid at this ofiiee. Marino and fire Risks of
all classes accepted at rates graduated to tbe bat-
ard involved.
V o oner a medium of sate aad available an
dnmniiv second to none.
S" 'Ife policies at LOWEST RATES with no
restridtum as to travel or latttuue.
nov.6-tf.
CUT
S
O N E
HASLAM BROTHEES,
JelTersou, St., Nortli Naslt riile
ARB PREPARED TO TAKE CONTRACTS
for all work in their lino at the following
named prices ;
For rubbed or drove Sills or Stui, pru-
porfiet. fleet ,........TxZ $1 25
For bush hammered, work, do AOO
For Flagging, do- 70
For Curbing per running foot ......... 1 OO
v!6 3m
S. B. BROWN. GEO. F. BROWN.
LatoGaet AA. Q.
M.. Vols.
Late Chief Clerk Q. M.
Dep't.
: S. B. BROWN & SON
AGENTS FOR THE
COLLECTION OP CLAIMS
No. 115 Church Street,
fSeoond Floor,)
P.O. BOX SM NASlIVILLf. TUN
CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY. BACK PAY. PBN
sions, Transportation, (rail and riverj Quar
termaster and Commissary Stores, including
HOUSES AND MULES
Taken from Tenneseeans and Kentuekiaa. aad
used by the United States troop. Loss of Horses
and Equipments of
Officers and Soldiers in U. S. Service.
Three months Fay proper due discharged offi
cers in certain oases, and ail siaailar claims,
promptly attended to.
Recent acts of Congress hava iaereosed the
Bounties and Pensions duo soldier or their legal
heirs, in certain eases, and placed eslored sol
diers sad their heirs on the same footing a
white.
Correspondents desired in Ml portion of the
country. Business seat us by mail wifi resolve
as prompt attention as if banded aa ia persen.
Our charges will be reasonable.
Rsrstiscus Maj. Gen. Geo. 11. Thomas, XI.
B. A.; Gov. Wm. G. Browidow ; Hoa. A. J.
Fletcher, Secretary of State ofToaroasoc ; Wing,
Tobey & Co., Bankers; aad First Na4ioaal Bank
of Nashvillo; and officers generally of the late
volunteer army. noT3B-3m
FOE 0EELL8 AND FEVEE1
TJso tho Bout I
HURLEY'S AOUE TONIC
Never Falls Always to bo Depended Upon--Nothing
more reliable than Hurley' Toate.
WILL cure Ague aad j?ever. Chill and fever, ia
termitteat Fever, Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurley s Tonic speaks ia the highest
terms or it. as a earattve agent it is aosarpassed
and more certain than quinine. No bad result
from using KUKLBY'S TOW IC. JBvery body should
us, 4fflgwgitfk'
Proprietors, LooliviUe, Ky.
IIni.Iy,a Stomaeb Blttoira.
For Debility, Los cf Appetite, Weakness, Ia4i
gestion or Dyspepsia, want of aotion on the Lifer,
Disordered Stocsach, there are no Utters that
compare with these in removing these dUtnfstaz
eomplaiat. For tale or can ba had at say Drag
Store ic the United State, or fro the propria
tors. Lo-tUfille, Ky.. corner Seventh aad Greea
streets, t) whom all order should be addressed.
Hurley' Hnraaparillo,
Tho great Blood Pariaer. as a Spring aad 9ata
mer Mediesae staaa aaiivaied, rasaora au ha-
purities irom tab blood, aad gives health and
trength to thojrytBi.
HURLEY. RUDDLB & CO
Prc-prietors
Jlnrley'n Popular Worm Candy.
A this is rtally a 9peei6e fer Worsts, aad tbe
best aad asast uala e form to give ta MMra.
it is sat sarsristag at It is &t takiag the s4e
sf alt other prraHf for worm K beiag last:
leu, aay eaUd wiU take it.
Oriental Pearl Drop.
For BeaatifTittz the (matarloa, effeetaalry re.
DMVei Tan, Freekles. Btotafc, aad givtac tb
skia sa elegant Maoothneaa aot eaUy attainad by
aayaUer. Iu su alaaaK; the ladies of fhabioc ia
tbe Bast, grvaf it a dUtrMtar for eflesey whtsh
at oaee staaajw it as iofiaitaty saprior tor th
toilet of a lady.
Ink I Ink t Ink t
Seataa's Cheaaal Writtag Fiukl U
werid-reaawned fr H saperior caiHtr. Havisg
been iBtrodoeed only about fix years, it has be
come th principal in as with those who wast a
fine, free sowing ink. nnd for it paraiaaaaey it Is
decidedly the best ink for raaords that aaa be
osed. For counting boose, bank or school, U
is sBosalled. aad seeds oaiy to be triad to ha -proved,
For sale ay Drawists aad Msisaaati
everywhere.
iiuahKX.nvDULU & oo-Proaaiiiata,
Corac Seveathjuid 9'fTrtTitt
For sale hv Strrv. DesBorilte A Wlaiaaj "j. g
narweiu i.uerr x- uasterj rautaas
,, . , . . -. , . . I
aa M vs u a-s.wa ra a vbvii.i a gmatg t
s i ti t. n y i -r
aeozii: loiwru s uinrT. ibmtiim: atui wi,
FOB SAliE,
ON TEN YEARS CREDIT! 1 1
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY 8 RAT ND
Fifteesacrafftf g od Laad. bar baadred
yards from Broad trt, axteadd. The isa
p rove-Blent consist of aRaaWaaaoaoataiag nine
rea&i. ELteban. sarvaata' eaaea. armiii auma.
.stable, spring fcotwo, cittern, well aad crard.
abb easy pajaaeBts required can be raauaul
oat of the arodaets of th soil. This is oa of
th Shu! . OMttrssltiaf for seeariac a gd aasao
that ean basjarwr
AHDZK3UN. JOIINSOS
deeS7-lns
A SMITH.
Afi
NOTICE.
THE UNDRRSIONBD. HAVLN QCALI
X ad as Adaiiaistsaiar with th wtfl nauiJ
oa UKestaM t .Warasmta LUten, dcaMd.
reaaeMsalt iadeladg saft sstajiiK
ese Mrwaaa aa saatta, am aarits
ialaw wsliit sU. estate vridl we
srarif Milhiarisjils I. wfrhia the tiate
sere4hy law. ar th; will b barred.
easse iarwaai mi miU, MA aartis hai
art
Hsaat
r-
tflAAn T.rfTiv i
Wtth the Will aaxd uf BenJ Lii'tonT Dee'J
Jaa9Hl-w4t
Ca
i
rdJrw
ROWLAID, SFEpY &;C0
Cotton Fadorsy
COMJltlSSIOA' JIBROHjra,
WHOLESALE GROOEBS,
vs
ARent;ror the Franklin Paetsry.
NO. 46 WEST SECOND STREET
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
QONSIGNMKm OK
COTTON,
TOBACCO,
DRIE-D FKCIT, JBte.,
Melted, aad Ntuunol "(i.j,h .., .
the Base. awa sa
ROWLAND, HPERRY A CO.
acv2g-3m
HABSH. VtLLU t CO.
aaAaa.aau.ae
Mi, xa.
Oiaaia&ati.
BELL, HARRIS & CO.,
XKW M,AjaV LA.
Cotton and Tobawo Faotort
AX8 OCftBCAI,
COMMISSION MEKCHAfTTS.
T) BPBRRIWG TO TM
WB RS-
A
apenrauy sanott
"WWa
RP9PT" " '
aiDbti. MAStmm & CO.
?".oeHHHM iX Ua.. Clartnai. Tu.Z
.-N.Knuwedy. .,.. "If"1-
i. Keaaedv.
leo. R. L. CaruUien. Lehaaas. Teaneaaa
SeergBuraiey. HaxtsmefTSes--
dee7-3ai
HUGH McOREA & CO.,
A. HAIUIJDTOK & CO.,
Cotton and TobaoGO Factors,
STORAGE,
FORWARDHfQ AND TOMMISSIOK
Market Street. - - - Nash rill o.
THLU.SSRB5PI, TAKEN
..il n.H. r feW. will MMSM, d
with their buMaaj stay rear oa rettiaw tbahLrh -
will be as low as any boase in the ehy. Would
oarj M fneadg fevora with order for OrMerie.
i?L? y rely oc hannj foods Banaased at the
i?r will give oar f.eatioa
toswod forward! to as from other oitiw. 8bip-
STLf ?J:?i?c tb'ir V" forwarded
artaptfar by the Jlrst train uj boat arW their ar
Our offlee u on Market street. whre the
bf ttBtMoC"A C
KaB HUQH MoCKBA 3s 00.
A CARD.
We rao(ialiy laired to ear add frUadj
our saetsasoD ia btuhiesg, Hasw MaOasA A Co.
who saalinuo the CoAssissioa fcoataaM at our
Haad. No. 38 South Market Street.
Our swa office is No. M CaHete Straet, whre
we hope iJl parties who are iadebted ta a will at
ae eall and pay their saaeaate jmmt daw aad all
parti whebava aay alaisa agaiast a will pre
seat tasa fr ryawaL a w wM la at ap our
bastaess nt aa oariy day.
JanlS-ly A. HAMILTON A CO.
I.OOK OCT FOR BARGAINS
IK
.BOOTS AND SHOES.
P.H. PSENCH,
NO. SI PUBLIC SQUARE,
QPgKTniS DAY AX 8NTIRR NSW
Ctjuiom-Mndc BootH and Shoew
waUh he will aeli at Paaie I'riee. The la waat
of good, durable, styliah work will Bad tfeesi at
gTeatiyredueed prie.
Old Ntock HelUng- Iah Tliaa Cost.
aovM-tf
CLOTHING.
A Iju-jre arid RIecant Steak of
E IV T CIsOTUIIVO,
Of super isr asalca aad MkHt7. asar ha iBaad at
th Stare af
GEO. B. ABBOTT,
NO. 32 COIJLBOE STREET,
(Near the 3wm Haasa
OVERCOATS,
RC8INBSB SUITS,
PANTS AND VESTS,
PINK DRRajaj SUITS, E
Alia, alaiyestask sf
French uni IlBglisli
Oloty, Oevdrasree aad 7atiBgs,
f!aaB.llv aalAfliaJ front tka ataabs a tkfl mIh-
eipal iapofters. which will b acade as ta order.
Atioeaaad ot ta
Manufacturinf; Dopnrtment
Ws saw a Catier sf approvad eaweikaee. aad
wta aastaata taa sty, tt-aa waaaaaat
waaa aad taste of the iHlsaa f JashriB.
wmBW the aaraaoa that ansbedy wW Sad
wlj aastaata that styto. Br-d wahaaaBi
gaeel ta pwa tees at
NO. 38 COtXBOK STKEKT.
W aSbr. also, a lars tak of
BOYS' CLOTHIKiG,
Made h, LOW fat of th hsat
fa a Tork striish. wall ssa4a
ssaaUebi nriee.
EINE lilNBN SHIRTS,
Of the but maaB&etsr.
VNDSBSniRTH AND ORAWMKI,
Oollar, Cravats, Sooka, INava. Jtte., M.
CJEO. B. ABBOTT,
aVkatt-tf 3 CMatr Htrttt.
BIEMOTAtlL
DR. L. L. OOLSMAIST
HAS JEMOVSD FROM CMR&Y STRXST
to No. siu carat ol Caasoh aad McLe
bmnt awu, what all sika way dir bis mt
n a a Pbysieina say fed bias.
Dr. Ctacsaa ba, is aaaBesttaa wkh U osaea.
a seat aad e Waat Drag Stare, eoaUtaia; s wi
DRUGS, XEDlClNra, PBltrinHERY,
FANCY GOODS,
Aad other artaatoa aaaaQy kat ia sarh tah
Ibba-HrtJ, which ba offer at ate low ak
ktjnr aad PrwMiatioatK at th DnagJtaM ot
R. T. JaakiaH 1(a. u with Sr. C aaal will
Ukeplaaaaji ba waitiac apoa his asjansous
Prwriatoas avaatHly sad iissBiaisjti aaaa
paaaded at all ha. IiiH u
R. P. JENKINS,
(faMK u t. wao
AT nXX AMIi MORTAR.
Ii
, ..j ... i
vINtr MacBBaoth Dnw n-
Bal aab La
rTlScatathai

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