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NASHVIIE TENNESSEE, SATURDAY,, FEBRUARY 16, 1S67
VOL. XXXIII.
NO. 71.
Largest Circulation in Cilj' mid Stele.
RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION.
The Idlest PliRsc-Elllott'r. mil t&I)i
stroy tlicHlnlcCoveminontorifoiiKl-
Tirc'following is & copy of t)ie Mil re
ported by Mrr-ElHoUywfwih tlrrTTTew Or
leans Riot Committee, wrongly entitled "a
bill for the reablipliraent fjfivil gov
ernment, in the Stole of Loiiiwsna :"
Be it mtacted lvflie Serfate and IIoum of
Representative of the United State of
America- in Omgreiw aftsrfblfd, Tlrtt the
President of Jit United 9t abulia.! nomi
nate and, by and with the advice and con
sent of the Senate, appoint a Governor for
the State of I-tnwana, whoall hold hi
office for one jrearinlc sooner removed
Ly the President, by ami with theidvipe,
and onen'l or.tlitfewwte, or ttniese KeiH?r
Mipereded by a 8timsor elected under the
provision of thin act, .Sm-Ii Governor so
appointwlrtlyill Jtftve attained UKKpf
l.iKtHtyllmW untiM'dC the I'lfi
ted Stale ami of the .State of Louisiana.
He (thall not have held any office whatever
under the government of theso-oalled Con-.-federate
fltlAV. nor of anylState which re
rogniied the aiilltority of any sneh pre
tended frovrrnwent. He nliall not have
signed, votod fir, or by Htcli or oiliwwiw, ii
lavorMl, the act m efanAii of anybtate,
nor shall he Ik- any person who has ever
held any office in the army or navy of tiie
United hkatr!, ami who afterwards took an
nath'tfe wipporl the wild pretended govern
ment ; nor shall he he a person wlio was a
member of either Houne of the Cnngraw of
the United .Slalt after tiie jMit M outlay ill y
December, lft.nn Dmniiil IBM; and wIhT
aflcrwardH took an oath toMipport the aaid
pretended government ; nor shall he be one
who has Iwrneaunsagainst i lie govern ment
f.f the United Mateo, or who boa in any
way given aid, counsel, opnnteuance, or
encouragement to the late rebellion; Imt
liall le one who has at all times borne
true faith ami allegiance to the government
of the United State. And before wwdi
xoininatTb-ii slmll be aftqd fa rim by tile ,
Keitg, iaudli aominee Hull make Ute
nine oath (wtiich shall be signed and fded
with the Secretary of the Senate) pre
scribed by the art of2d July, 1SC2, and
which oath shall contain a declaration that
the nominee bos donT no act which would
work a disqualification for holding such
ollice under the provisions of this act.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the president shall forthwith nominate
and, "by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, appoint a provisional council,
conMsiingof nine persons, who shall have
the same qualifications as are herein pre
riliPd ftir the ofiicc of Governor, and who,
before being confirmed by the Senate, shall
on oath make, sign, and file with said Sec
retary the satueKitluw wprerihed.for the
Governor. Such councillors shall continue to
hold their of lice, utile sooner removed by
' the President, by ami with the advice and
consent of the Senate, -Until a Legislature
shall lie duly elected ami qualified under
the provisions of this act. Such provisional
council shall,' with the Governor have nil
legislative ower in sueh' State. 1'iit in no
event shall llie Governor or any councillor
enter upon the duties of their respective
office until after confirmation by the Sen
ate. A majority of such council shall be a
quorum, and tfie aame shall continue in.
permanent session with tower, however, to
order snch adjournments qs may be deemed
proper, Imt no adjournment for more than
thirty days at one time.
Sec. . And be it further enacted, That
the Gsvernor shall forthwith take kscs
sion ami eltarge of all archive and other
property belonging to the State, and it shall
be his duty to e that all laws of the State
and of the United States shall be duly exe
cuted within snch State. Until all officer
shall Iteoouie elective by the people, a
herein provided, the Governor shall nomi
nate and, by ami with the advice and con
sent of the provisional council, shall ap
point ami commission all the officers now
provided for by the existing government of
said State, or which may hereafter be cre
ate! by law. Such officers shall hold
their offices, unless sooner removed by the
Governor with the advice and consent of
the provisional council, until successors
shall be elected and qualified as herein
provided. And all councillors, legislators,
and other members and officers of the pro
visional government hereby established,
and also all the members of the constitu
tional convention hereafter provided frfr,
shall be selected from such as ran truthful
ly take the (with aforesaid, preserilied by
the act or 2d July, A.D., 18(52, and, before
entering upon the duties of such office, shall
lake ami subscribe such oath, which oath
shall be filed with, and preserved by the
thief Jnstice of the Slate.
Sec. 4. And lie it further enacted, That
unlet otherwise hereafter provided by Con
gress, the persons duly qualified as electors
according to the provisions of this act in
the State of iAMiisiana, shall, upon the find
Tuesday of June, A. D., 1867, proceed to
elect a Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Senate ami House of Rfcpnweiitalivw, and
all the other efliees herein provided to be
Appointed ; which Senateaiidliouseof Rep
resentatives shall be composed of the same
number of members anil be elected from
i lie as me districts as is provided under the
piAsetit government of such SJtnle; and the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Senators
and Representative, and all the officers of
-iu'Ii provisional government shall respec
tively hold their offices for one year
and until 1 1 ft-ir successors aredulvuualificd,
unices such oflieers are sooner removed or
superseded in pursuance of the other pro
visions of this act. All eiieh officers so
elected, slisll havo the same qualifications
and shall take, aulcrac ami tile the same
Mtth as is herein required in the case of the
Miiimintmcnt of such ollicers. And the
powcrn, duties, fees and compensation of
all swell officer shall le the same as now
by law appertain to sttch office9 respectively.
in an tar as wioli laws are not inconsistent
with tlte provisions oTtliis act.
Sec. Ii. And lie it further enacted, That
the following pernon, and no others, shall
lie eliH'lors and CHtitliHl to vote at all elec
tion held HHder the provisions of this act
namely, every male . itiicnof the United
States, witlimtl distinction of race or color,
- who lias attained the age of twentv-oiie
vcan. ami has. resided in Lontstana one
vear, awl who has never liorne arms
MKaiiMt (lie United States since he was
citisen thereof, and who can truthfully take
tlteoAth jvrtwiibeil by the act aforesaid of
".IhIv 21, Anm Domini 1S42 : Provided,
Tlmt anv iiorson otherwise (tuaiiueii at an
elector, as herein provided, and who never
volmituiilv nave aid, countenance, eu-
(suiraeHienl, or suihwI to anv relKdliou
against tlH United.Statwi, iwr iwiistwlfiiil,
wMinteiAiJce. emwuracPmPitt, oV Bipport to
any government inimical to the I uilcd
StAtjiiH anv jtther iMHr, aatac, or
r2lJk,it"Hasalnv",c open'"" j
clWrtM" warfiirrmay In-aUmiitetlMo lhe
rights of an elector by an ordei of any itmit
of the United Spates,' upoi eJab)isMHg. to
the aaUfacttH Af (l's4rt, 'Iry'lht' Ie-ti-
iuomv of ei'sons who have at all time
borne true allegiance to the United States,
tlAt bels tM-otniiiR -vftfKin tm r1esrip-
tiotl of personx designtol in this jiroviso,
aud upon Mablishin as sforesaid that such
lMrton, after the lib day of March, Anno
btim 186-1, never gave anv voluntary aid,
amleHce, raptort( or eHctmriRement to
sneli reMtiH, nor Jo ay nremAient
iniwicHl to the United 9t(s. Upi such
woof befog mud, ami upon takiitp, ami
stihsoriWing upon the records of tlie court
an (Mtk that all the thing are true which
bring the applicant within the exceptions
of this itroviso, ami also that audi praa4
will at all timii WrHrite WHefcW ft he
gorernwent of the United States and to the
perpetual union of the Stales thereunder,
snch person shall receive a certificate which
si tall entitle, him totherigbta fB Hector.
Sec. & J" t fnHkn eoi-Ksj, (Thai
whenever any (terson's right to hold office or
to vetenuder'the proriMomof thisarf aliall be
ckeliengeilor called in question, amlilsball,
lie 4k to appear to the officer of electfatt
or other baring tkf t deei4e.
either by the oath of the person challenge!
or bv.e4Weudenee;nt the person cnal-
l.need in fcet did ww t the voltwtary
.lolular whttt. WMiflaaMlfniHbR to
t, to WoM om, to U admitted, Wor
der of the court, to the rights of an elector,
or to be registered a9 Jtocli under the pro
visions of thia act then, in all such oases,
,nch act shall, prima fade, be deemed to
have been dene voluntarily;' and it shall
devolve upon the person challenged to
prove, to the satisfaction of the tribunal
hajigg hematter tQ decide, and (b,bej
efidence of persons who have always borne
true allegiance to the United States, such
faeti as shall satisfy such tribunal that such
acts of disloyalty were involuntary.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of War is hereby required to
make and imblish rules providing for, first,
a just and true registration, prior to each
general electien, pf. tlje names oft all "per
son,' .who, under the provisifins of ithis
act, are entitled to vote at any election
named in this act, and he shall designate
persons having the qtialifidattonsof electors,"
by whom such registration shall be made,
-which registration shall be completed and
made accewble to all the electors of the
State at. Jeaat one week before each .general
eleatlnni seeoijrf, for the tftneif of lioluingj
aM Miction, the time Tot holding which is
not. fixed by this act, and also for the places
and manner of holding tind conducting all
the election contemplated by this act, in
cludinniles for receiving, counJing,jcer-?
lilying, and returning the votes cast; the
granting certificates of election, the ap
pointment and ctforipensation of all judges
nnd other officers of elections, and for every
other thing which shall be necessary to the
holding of a free election by the people,
lint all officers and agents appointed to
make such registrations and to conduct,
inrike returns of, certify to,- or do1 any -act
touching any elections shall be persons en
tled to the right of an elector under the
tirovisionfc of this act, and all such persons
shall, before entering upon such duties, take
..t.,:t.,.ll. -C.-Jt,M nrnsArllSot'1
by the act of July second, Anno Domini
eighteen hundred "and sixty-two, and also
to faithfully and impartially discharge the
duties of their office.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
tilon the third Tuesday in October, Anno
Domini eighteen hundred and sixty-seven,
unless the Congress of the United States
should by law otherwise provide, an elec
tion shall be held by all the norsona quail--fied
to vote undqr the provisiofSsST'tliis act
for tho choice of members to a .cshventirm
to adopt a' permanent conslitutionandframe
of government for tho State of Louisiana.
No person shall be eligible toa seat In such
convention -who haffnot attained the .age of
twenty-five years, and who has not all the
other qualificntionsprescribedby this act ibr
the Governor; and such contention shall
be composed of the same number of mem
bers, and glial 1 be elected from the same
districts as is now provided by law for the
House of liepresentatives. And no person
hhall take a seat in such convention who
has not lint taken and uion the journals of
the' coneniftm sitlwcribeil the oath lire-
wsrihed 'by the act' f second July, A. D.
1802. The constitution framed bv such
convention shall not permit any distinction
n the right of men on "account of race or
color, and shall reeflgme.e the iower and
duty of the government of the United
States (o prdtecf and enforce the perpetual
union of tho States under such government.
Said constitution shall provide that no
lebt, demand or liability" contraetedror in
curred in the name of the State or other
wise, in support of the recent rebellion.
shall be assumed or -paid, and that no pen
sion, compensation, gift, or gratuity shall
be bestowed upon or paid by the State to
any person, by reason of anything done or
suffered in support ot the rebellion; And
such constitution shall provide that the
aforesaid provisions shall be irreversible
and inoapable of abrogation by amendment
thereof. Such constitution shall be sub
mitted for approval by the convention, at
such time as it may fix, to the electors of
the State, qualified to vote under the pro
visions of tlnsact. lhc election to be held
under the rules prescribed as aforesaid, by
the Secretary of War, and if approved by
at majority of such electors, it may bo pre
sented to Gongrees fer the admission of the
State to representation in Congress there
under, upon sucl. terms as may be by them
prescribed.
hec. v. And be it lurtbcr enacted, that
it shall be the duty of the President of the
United Stales to designate forthwith an of-licer-of
the army of the United States whb
is qf rank not below a lirigadier General,
who shall he stationed in theHtate orLou
iHana, and shall be the military comman
der within thejState; it shall, moreover,
lie the dutv or the President to nlace in
such Slate, udder the command of.nuc.li
officer, -such military force as shall be re
quisite to execute the duties herein assigned
to such commander. It shall be the duty
of such commander, whenever the civil au
thorities in such Stale shall be unable to or
shall from any cause neglect, refuse, or
omit to see thai all the laws are speedily
enforced for the punishment or prevention
of crimes or offenses against the' rights of
any person whomsoever, to at once arrest
and hold such offenders until the civil au
thorities shrill caue such offenses to bedulv
prosecuted. And it shall,.-moreover, be
the duly of such commander to render such
support to the civil authorities in the pre
servation lf -order, and in 'the enforcement
of the laws and rules regulating elections
and also all oilier laws, both of the United
Slates and of the State, as ,sjiall iusure the
full, speedy and impartial enforcement of
all such laws and of equal jiibtice, and this
without regard to race or color.
See. 10. And la it further enacted, That
the militia of the Slate' shall consist of all
the citizens of the Slate qualified as cleeters
under this act, who shall be as soon as prac
ticable duly organized and equipped, and
during the exittence of the provisional
government hereby created, snch militia
shall act under the direction of the afore
said military commander within the State.
Sec. 11. And be it further enacted, That
all laws passed by the provisional council
or by the Legislature herein provided for
shall, xis speedily a pesslble after their
enactment, be duly certllfol and tnuM
mitted to the Secretary of the Senate of the
United States fortheapprovcl of Congress,
and should the same be disapproved by
Congress, the fact shall be, at once, duly
certified and transmitted to the Chief
Justice of Louisiana, and the date of the
receipt thereof shall he indorsed thereon,
and the same shall he filed and preserved
in the record of the Ssupremc Court. And
all law.o disapproved shall be void from
...j -o. f l. f...i ..
See. i:. And lie it further enacted, That
all law mw in fame, in lA)uisiana ooniipt-
ent wllfi the cfHistltiittoii and law of the
I niSetl .Mate, and with the iirovisions ol
line art, -diall remain in force until re-
tvMletl m Hvmtitietl : I rovideit. I hat no
teroti hall lie eiHiiitelenl to act as a inror
who i not an elector under this act : And
provided. also. That all the expenses of.
and incident to, the adminirtraUon of the
provisional government herein provided
lor shall Ik collected anU naut w now
done for themifort of the preent overn-
mmi of ljMiunatta.
A krw dava -Hnce, at the Kellevne Hon-
pital, Kew York, a woman who had part
Of her nose luMett ffiu a fight.took chloro
form previoit to having a new ioe manu
factured bv drawing the akin down from
the forehead, a delicate and painful opera
tion. The amnthetic was admin tat ered,
and tfi&mirgwm vms sbautlfe begin paring
down Utc skin, when he found the patient's
pulae had stopped. The nal restorative
ftjUpatMM ec at onos eilo-yei, hot
rfie died in a little more than an hour. A
!ot mortem examination revealed (he fact
that the chloroform wa the undoubted
catif of detk. . . ?
lyOTAl Tlif LyMhlwrs Vwmilurn
In m tMrefe tlmm a week, wrappeil in
the awmitc ttilh, Tint RWr..bM Wn
wrdtNwI.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
.Sennle.
Friday,, Feb. 15, 18C7.-The Senate
met pursuauLitdadjournment, .Mr. Speaker
Frierson in the chair. .
Bllit
Mr. Frr.ier
AUD RESOLUTION.
presented bill No. 543, for
, tha bMKffit btitlie deaf, ami dumbyschoolat
i KrtoxpiUeawith an accompanying repqrt
' frou? tfie trWees of the' institution.
Mr. Trimble presented Senate joint reso
Intion No34, in relation to a plan of imr
migration.
RECOKSIDKRATION.
npnsqtp
in putting down therebellionyjmjieu of the
I original bill No. 304. .
HOtlSK BILLS ONHECOXD READING.
Bill No. 393, to incorporate the Tennes-
ana uaroima nauroau m'mf"-
Passed, and Mr.
leave to withdraw
McKinney was given
the same for amend-
ment.
Bill No. 454, to authorize
Cbrtrt of Hawkins county to
the County
tssua Imnd',
etc.
On motion of Mr. Senter, the first and
; last sections of the House amendments were
(concurred in by ayes 10, noes 7.
On motion of Mr. Trimble, the reniain
'logiixictioaiof the. amendments werejinn-,,
(concurred in.
The remainder of the session was de
voted to the consideration of House and
Senate bills ou second reading.
The Senate then rejourned to ten o'clock
,10-morrow morning.
. - s
House or Itepreaoiitntivo?
Friday,- Feb. 15, 18C7. The House
;was called to order at 9 o'clock, acting
'Speaker Mnlloy in the chair.
NEW DILI-".
By Mr. Clingan; To authorize the pro
curing of additional copies of the Adjutant
General's report, to the number of two
hundred and fifty copies. Passed.
A few private and unimportant hills were
Y-iftsed on first reading.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr. Walsh : That the special com
mittee on the school fund be required to
report without delay what disposition has
been made of said fund, with all the facts
connected therewith. Laid over.
RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UI.
House resolution providing for the
House to meet each afternoon at 2 o'clock,
and adjourn at 5 o'clock, was laid on the
table.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READINO.
The bill providing that in all suits
against railroads, the same rule of evidence
shall apply, as is applicable to all other
corporations and suits, was taken up.
S After considerable discussion, in which)
Mr. Brien opposed, and Messrs. Brown anil
Ccllvett defended the measure, the bill?
Wjos laid on the table, by ayes 34, noes 23.-1
, A number of private bills were passed on I
second reauiug, auer which iiic iiuiimi
took a recess until 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Jarvis entered a motion to recon
sider the vote rejecting the bill in regard to
the testimony in railroad cases.
' The motion to reconsider was laidon the
table.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The bill lo change the time of holding
the courts in the twelfth judicial circuit.
Passed. -
The bill to change the time of holding
the Circuit Court in Marshall county.
Passed.
A number of corporation bills were
passed, when the House adjourned until
nine o'clock to-morrow.
CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Tuesday, February .26, 1867.
. ' 'if' H
Ai R.. Morrill &
Co. vfi.
& Co.
Minor Douglass
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
1 Chancery Court at Nashville tn abovo named
cause, I wilt sell at McEwen Station, on the line
of Nashville and Northwestern Railrond, in
Humphreys rounty, nt 12o.Vlocl:, on
TuetilHy. relirunry 20, 1H07,
Two tracts of Land belonging to Minor Douglass
& Co- one lying immediately at the Station
and containing about 100 acres; the other lying
about two miles from theStation, and containing
about aw acres, being the tract upon which was
situated tbo.Saw Mill iormerly run by AJinor
DftuglRW 4TCo. " ,, . ,
The Salts will be for cash, subjoct to redemp
UAn " MORTON B. HOWELL,
febl2 td Clerk nnd Master.
Lebanon Woolen Mills.
NOTICE.
HAVE ON HAND AND
V
READY FOR
1 delivery, goods manufactured at Lebanon,
Tnn.. In- Mmsi-s. wm. Orisnam Kvo.. ana sub
., by ile
ject to tho charges annexed to each uiuue. Par
ties concerncii win pir.i mm bv mi.it
goods.
J. D. Hall -
Jos. G. Green
ft A(l
31 23
87 1(7
i:i oo
f7 SO
72 02
Tho. F. Perkins,
W. W. Evans
A. Bowcn
P. 11. Boberts -
.1. B. Cothran -
.1. A. Johnon -
E. Elam
F. A. Hnll v.
31 W
son
11 X.
w ot
12 (X)
II ftl
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24 82
23 tt)
77 8.'.
II
Mrs. E.W. Paterson ..- -
E. M. Collins
.1. K. Stett
A. (1. Owen
Mrs. A. Overton -
Louisa Jordan
.1. D. Hastings
K.Sandftmt n tl
ReUI. Chadbflunie).v Oo.f ..f-.
KelJ. Chadbfiurno i
Heary (iiauw..r -...
T. F. P. AtTtwfl .
W. P. Shea - -
Henry Jones - r...v...........Hr.
7 37
M 12
10 2"
22 W
8 ft".
11 W
11 4"
8 20
41 152
G B. Calhoun -
J. L. Stett ..-
T. P. Somerville -
L. G. Billow
L. Stephens
J. .Mayo
.1. Critx
H. W. Shcrrill
ED.
R. PKNNEBAKER. Agent.
No. 25 South Market street.
Nashville. Feb. 8. 18rt7.-2w
FRF.SK GARDEN NEEDS I
jnT RECEIVED BY
It. !. .U'.MflNS.
iaB2S-tf Suaceior to T. Wells. Druggist.
GEO, P. AKES8,
C031MERCIAL BK0KER,
OFFICE AT CHAMBER OF CO.MMECE,'
Ctimor C'lmrch and t'ouciiP btreols,
NAsnvn.i.E, tevn:
riAMIM.K AND PRICES OF THE ENTIRE
O WbolSMUe Groeary aad Produce market of
f ho ritr nlwars on band. Also sample and
TCifMof the trade of the large himies, iraprt-
fj ABU BtaQHIKtHins " whict nti. uiutu
taken with every guaranty. I hope to fooHitate
the trade, ami ask the favor of oar lMt"t
dealw.
B K r K X I n
W. H. 'fleltt!, Sec'y Chamber ,f .Cmre.
Morri Jt Ssrattoa. Ballr. Ordwar i Co.,
L-Ul-anl'. - .....KwiBfcil..,
Mr.jMcElwee entered a uioltqn to reoon
slderflie Vote 'adopting- bill Tfor&O'td
eitizensforlossea sustained
jwiA-tr
SAM GOIiLADAT,
CITY SHOE STORE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BTCp 114 CHURCH STREET,
N A S 11 V I h L K, T E;N K
ianlS-3m
BEERSHEBA SPBIHOS
FOR SA.L13.
VIRTUE OP AUTHORITY VESTPO
Uj.br a deed of fust executed br tho
aheba Springs Company, bearing date Octo
ber 9, lSOd, and recorded in tbo Register office
of Qrundr county. State of Tennessee. Rook D,
ii.ige? fi:i and M4. wo will, on the pretnies, on
ilONDAY, the IHts DAY OP MARCH next.
Fell to tho highest bidder, for one-fourth ca'h.
and tho balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with inteiect, with waiver of redemp
tion, alt the property conveyed in said deed of
truit, consisting of upward of 3.000 acres of
land, on which sreiituated tho Hotel and othor
building?', containing some ISO room; with all
'theiusehold and kitchen furnifureand o'her
article,in said deed, which have not been de
stroyed'or taken away during the war.
This place, so well known a? a summer resort,
is equally well lilted for a great literary insti
tution. JOHN ARM FIELD. 1 Tru,..
TH0S. J. HARDLNO, 1 lru,ees-jan22-dlm
w4t ;
ROWLAND. SPERRY& CO
Cotton Factors,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AKD
AceutHjfor llie Frnuklin Factory,
NO. 46 WEST SECOND STREETf
(I.Vt'INXATI, Ollltt.
I
OKSIONMKNTS OP .
i'OTTOJf,
TOHACCO,
nitir.n FitiTiT. Etc.,
Soliciteit. and liberal "Cash" advances made on
the came.
UOWI.AN'I). SPEKRY CO.
nov2S-3m
KNICKERBOCKER
'LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IV IS W 'YORK.
ce over liimiiH luvpre.sM,
CHURCH STREET.
rnF.n.;w. .shakmxu,
i-lm
CJeiierul AkciiI.
HEIllY J. UI,RT,
Ai'chiteot.
SPECIFICATIONS AND WORKINU DRAW
O INGS, made with or without Buperintendauco
Office, at tho Maxwell. House
REFERENCES.
John Ovkbtox, J.
J. McQanx.
II.Ki5t.
V. D. Fui.TOf.
vl7-tf
M, W. JOYCE.
STAFFORD, 2ND.
JOYCE & STAFFORD,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
AND
Commission Merchants,
NO. 22 Union Street,
SEW ORLEANS.
QPKCIAL ATTENTION PAID TO FILLING
kj order9, audi
hern! Cash advances mado on
consignments.
luec-SiKJiu
Taluable City Property
FOR S A I E .
BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF CHANCERY
Court, tho Property on the corner ofiUni
versity and Washington and South Jefferson
strees. belonging to the estate of Maior E.G.
Eastman, is offered for sale.
This property is within one hundred jrarJs of
tho South Nasbvillo Street Railroad, is plea
santly and eligibly situated, contains near four
acres, nnd will be sold in a body or divided into
lots.
Tbo residence is a comfortable frame contain
ing eight rooms, besides kitchen nnd outhouses.
1'hejdle will Lo made freo from redemption,
and on a redit of six, twolvo and eighteen
months, except ha sum of 10 per cent, to be paid
in cash. Votes with approved -ecurity will be
required and a lien retained.
Apply to the undersigaed on the premises, or
at No. 60 North Cherry street.
J. II. ITRRF.Y.M. D..
junll-tf CommissUnei
r OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST AS
L sortment of Wagons in the city, at prices
net forth below. Parties purchasing will find
with me tbeonly thorougly repaired Four Horse
Army and Lumber Wagons in the market.
FOUR HORSE REPAIRED ARMY WAG
ONS, with double-trees, stnglc-treos, stretchers,
bows and feed-box $4.1 OO.
FOUR HORSE ARMY WAGONS, without
repairs-820 to $-10.
FOUR HORSE LUMBER WAGONS, with
double-trees, single-tree", and stretchei
FOUR HORSE LlWIHEIt WAGONS, with
iSrd.MAiiMeiAe. irfrwleitre'eV streTcher, brfws
and feeil-box 5flO.
FOUR HQRSE or OX LOG WAGONS, com-
ldcte-$ft.".
TWO HORSE WAGONS, mostly new work
S0. , , . , i;
TWO HORSE WAGONS. Iron Axles. Nash
vllle nanufacture $120.
TWO HORSE WAGONS, thimble skein, bet
possible work JIM.
AMBULANCES 85.
ONE HORSE CARTS, second hand-825.
40.IIOO peuads oOLbg, Draught, Fifth. Stay,
Lock and Tongue Chains, at 10-ents per pound.
ft,000 Singlo tree, with rings or hook, at
fit to Toents.
S. II. .STEVENS,
Npriice Street, near crossing Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad.
jan2S-lm
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE LIFE, LETTERS, SPEECHES, ETC., or
HON. ALEXAXDER II. STEPHENS,
BY HENRY CLEVELAND.
Lato Editor of Augaitn Ida.,) Constitutionalist.
Send for Cneulars and see our terms,-nnd a
full description of the work. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
bdiwlm Atlanta, (la.
TWINES ONLY.
ESTABLISHED I S 15..
Jnuit-H P. Travcrv, 40 Beekinaa t, ST. Y
TWINES FOR GRAIN. COFFEE. SALT
atul Guano S&eWs, Cotton Balef, Ham Bag.
Wrapping. Writing. News. Book and Snd
Paper, Pat.er Haogiagi. Seine and Hilling Nets,
t ly km, bpimiio nanaing ana 1,00m Coras. 10
baceo, Wl and Hop Twine; Mattrass. Tuft
ing. Stitching. Broom, Dteditig, sicking, aiail.
and all otber twines.
Twines for Hardware, Dry Goods. Grocers,
Druggists, 3bjp Chandler. Book Binders, Paper
and Broom .Makers, atatlotiert. lpholMfcieri.
Fishermen, Weavers, and all othr Traders.
Cotton. Chalk and Plw Lists, Trot, Staging
and Out Lraos. &mrfa VSeo wdftrdera
e wB ormVEfO i CO. XailivtHe. lean.
janS9-iow-ia.t
GET A GOOD FiT.
Have Your Shirts Made to
AT
Order
OK .SHIRTS
r pHE FIT AND FINISH OF THESK SHIRTS
J. weclaim to hoNuperlor toany now offered
in this market., In addition to tnur .Shirt, Ue-f
pifrtm'ent, we Reci a'snperiAr aArfment of
Men's, Furnishing jGods,
r-yiz:
DRAWERS,
IFNDERSHIRTS. ' '
SOCKS,
- SUSPENDERS.
(1 LOVES.
SCARFS.
TIES,
ROWS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HATS A W1 "JC ATS,
And in fart every thine pertaining to a srentle
man'.i toilet. .
R. II. THOMPSON,
(Old No. IS) Cherryistreet.
jan20-tf :
I,. II. L A X I E Ii ,
i
(Late of Lanier. Phillips & Co..)'M!M3i
"Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
NO. .1U Still Til 9f ARKEl' NTIU'.KT,
NASnVILLE. TENN.
T HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
J. Yoi k and Raltimore, where I purchaed a
new stock of Groceries, and nm now openine at
my old stand. No. 3) South Market street, where
I wilt ho pleased to sea my friends and the pub
lic generally.' 1-shalt endeavor to selltlrooeries
at such prices that merchants will find it to their
interest to buy in Nashville instead of going
larthcr. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
Tho following articles comprise a part of my
stock in store and receiving : '
Choice P. It. Sugar, oxtra Demerara Sugar.
Fair to (lood Demerara Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground and,
Granulated Sugar, A. B and C Coffee Sngar
Stuart's Extra Syrup, Choice Rio Coffee. L'a
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffee,
choice Rico, Wheeling Nails. Bee Hlvo Syrup..
Clear Sides, Chce30, Pepper, Race Ginger. Splie,'
Fire Crackers. Star Candles, Soap, Concentrated
Lye. Indigo, Madder, Durkee's Vca3t Powder,
Ground Mustard, Pepicr, Spiee. etc.: and a
general stock of Liquors ; Copper and Lead
all of which will be sold tow to tho trade.
nov25-m L. H. LANIBtt
LeM0IWE-& WILLIAMSON,
A.rohitects
Office No. 11 N. Cherry St, near Church.
P. O. BOX 37fi NASHVILLE.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATE
promptly execnted. A xarlcty of Drawing! for
Cottages, Villas, Uot IIoDsei, Oanlans, Parks, etc.,
to Euit Rll localities and tastaj can bo seon at thU
jfil-e.
Rtrcnrscti :
John Klrkman, Oeo.S. KInuey. K. II. Thompson.
T. Brrr. A J. Dnnoan. Robert Thompson. nd
Maj. W. 11. Lewis. auirtS-ly
GREAT AUCTION OF
City and Other Property.
T)Y VIRTUE OF A DEEDOFTRUST MADE
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 27H
of February. 18IT7. commencing at 11 clock a
I) to me byunarles k. n. ninriin, i win seii i
m on the premises nrsi uescriueu. uuu i-uuiim;
;.,in ttiannlernndnt thu places herein indi
cated, the following valuable property:
1st. Tho two story Residence, No. 1C9 Cherry
street, tbiril door norm oi uay, wiiu iu
fronting 42 feet and running back 100 reet.
2d. The Brick House ond Stable in rear orthe
above, fronting 41 feet on a 3) foot alley.
7.1 lion. a anl I.iitan the corner of Guy
street and alley, in the same blwk with tho
flbovc
4th. House No. 7f Front street, opposite the
alley in rearot tho Inn Block, wita lot s iei
r.ni.i .ml rnnnlntr lmW tn the river.
5th. Lo Houso anil Shop No. M. adjoining
ami north nf tho above, lot fronting 4.r leet on
Front street. , , ,, . .
fitb. Vacant Lot north of and adjoining
rmnilnir "Jl i'rrt an Krontstreet.
the
On SATURDAY, the, 2d of M;(rch. 13.T7.pt 12
o'clock, under the samo deed oftrii't. I Will sell
..' ,l.a ffinrt ITnun in Nnahvillf at auction :
1.1 Tnnntl'.rillir ll(rM HTlil tilt Itnif-S Of fine
Land, 2.4 miles from the city, on the east side of
the l.ouisvine iiauroau. on wnu-u urc m amun
houses, an orcharU, eio.
vi a T..., nnrtli eiilo nf W nnillanil street.
in Edzeficld. between Foster and . Minnick
street", fronting 37 feet and 170 feet deep,
'i i T,m l.ntj n il inimn r 1 n Ilnrdinir a Addition
M'ntlfina nml Clnvstraot?. frontinn each
51 feet on .Inckson street, and running back lfli
feet to nir. foot alley. .
Jil, 'Fan tuts ndinininir. each fronting J,
feet on Pearl street, west of McLemore, and run
ning back 110 feet to a 10 foot alley.
K.U T.nrVri P. Ulnml's Slltr-lllrlsion. Oil ASll
street, second'lot east of. High street, adjoining
Anthony .Leonard s' residence, ironuugo"
1111 font ilprn. tn nn alley.
Cth. Brick House No. 101, on Pearl street, west
nf MpLemnre. containing six rooms, a hall and
poroh. with lot 25 feet front, and 135 feet deep
Thorn ii nrnnrrtv here tor every variety
of
purchaser. Plats anddawriptions can bo exam
Terms of Salej 0, 12, IS and 24 months, with
nterest. lien and security, or .?ne-,.,itSi,Trti
i - n ii .n. ?i ttiAiitna with lnloroK
ami lien, at ontion of purtbaier. Stole wltKout
reserve or redemption.
S. W. CHILDRESS, Trustee.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH. Agents.
feb7-td
St. Cecilia's Academy,
' ' MOUNT" VERN0N. ' ?
Near Nashville,
roNnuorEn bt sisters or the
O It I F. K OF ST. I O ,M I .V I
Under the patronage of the Right. Rev.l
Bishop of Nahville.
riMIIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1S0.
I for the purpose of enabling parent and
guardian in the South and Southwest to impart
to their daughters and wards a thorough and
solid education.
- m. . ,,-,- r akniit nun mile from the city
and isitiUited in one of the most Koautiful and
healthy localities in its Vicinity .
The Academic year consists of two Jsossions
ejeh, and terrainoting about the aOth.ePJuno.
Special attentfnn is ijircn to the different
branchas usually taught in Academies
Fo'a Tebvis. Errr. apply to the Mather Empe
rir.' Nashville, Tennessee.
jan!7-ly
NOTICE.
milE ITNDER8I0NED. HAVINQ B0U0UT
1 out the entire stock of Groceries of B. (.
Origsbcy. on the corner of Vino and Broad
streets. NO. 163, will keep a good aaoertmaot.
whieh ho will buy eiclusively for cash, and ean
afford to sell cheap for the same. Mr. D.Uilmn
will attend to the business for ma. and wo would
b pleated to hava our friends and the pubhe
iiS,iSASr'L ROBERT PINKARP.
NOTICE.
a LL PERSON3 WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
A of Allen i dry for claims preented before
the Board Of Claims at Nashville. Tens., known
as tho " Driver Board." are hereb;
w X 1. .n t ermm antft frith
iy BotifiedlMt-
more. Sowers A Co. for the prfatkm of said
claims. Col. Paramore is now in Yt tehlagUn,
n nnua.ninir he claims before tse drner-
rt iJerarrments. and clalmants ean lHWeo the
payment of their claim- by calling upon pat.
siwers.' at the nffic of Paramere. Sowers A Co.,
N. 46 North-Cherry street
. fnld No. 2M
SILAS P. ALLBK,
febS-tf Repreientlnt Allcn A dary.l 1
SAKTTKr. COWAK.
COWAN,
Exclusive Wliole
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS, GLOVES,
NiK NORTHEAST COR
NASHVILUE,
seplfi
GEO HOT0HISON,
NO. 2 IIlTROII STREET,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD As
sortment Of
WALL PAPERS.
PAINTS, OILS.
.VARNISHES.!
' , BRUSHES,!
OLASS, PUTTY,
o'nd WINDOW SHADES.
HUTCHISON' & FLEMING
Are prepared to do HOUSE. SiON, nnd BAN
NER PAINTING in all branches and in supe
rior stVle. Paint Shop Come? Bank nnd Print
ers' Alleys. nortl-tf
JOHN T. FOOTE.
J. M. KASII.
S. M. IIURPUV
FOOTE, NASH & 00.,
Nos. 17 and 19 West Columbia St.,
CINCINNATI,
mUTII.I.t'.IlN
of coi.ottxiv.
NPIBUTN,
ALCOHOLS,
ISO DOUK3TIC
IQUORS AND WINES.
DEALERS IS QCXUINK
koiier!tnon county.
UOUUBON, ItYK AN.SIOSfONGAHVA
W II T SKI X S.
Proprietors of the celebrated brand of Orange
uuey uniSKy.i
maylS dly
II. BV1LFY,
rtrmcrly of JImiry ci.
N, OBliWAT,
nf OiUs county.
.SAMPLE.
of Ilinit-VilU, All.
j a ur 3 h. cAssrr,
of n llliaiusoii county.
BAILEY, QRDWAY & CO.,
COTTON", COMMISSION
WBIO I.F.SA i.l GROCERY
VAK.XC!HOXJSIiJ,l
Nos and 7 Uroiitl Street.
LNA.SIIVII.I.F, TENNESSEE. "
WKBEQ LSAVK TO ItETURN TUA.NK3 TO
our frteDtl for ttia vary llhdriit aUar f
ronage tMStoWed upon our bouse the pa9t season,
and wonld say that, baring eutarged our facilities
ror storlDg cotton, we aro now prepareu io giTe
every attention to the storage, sale and shipment of
all cotton our friends may entrust to our care. We
promise tuat every etlort will u usea io secure m
very highest market price, whether sold here or Id
other markets.
Will make cash advances on alt Cotton or otbsr
Produce shipped to us. Our trm shall alvraye be
as low aa any othor reliable bon9e.
JAMES 51. CARSEY and WM. T. SAMPLE will
glTO tbelr HnJirUotl attention to the Cotton Depart
ment, ana win strain erory nerve io raaku u iu me
Interest of planters to patronize ui.
We will at all times keep a full itoofcof Groceries ,
Bagging, Hope and Tnlne, and all gradsa of Flour
ror sale ai me lowest prices.
WANTED. w o wisa topurcbase washed and un-
waihed Wool. Feathers and Pried Fruit, nnd will
always give the best prices.
Fancy Flour! Fancy Flour!!
We will keep constantly on band, by the tingle
barrel or car load, H. Vaughn i Co.'s Celebrated,
T.rwVlnnil Mil U Flour, wlilch we will warrant lu'
every Instance. We will also Keep several o;ur
brands or Hour, which wo oner io ins iraus i iu
lowest cash prices, idlers will no wen io exaiuiux
onr Flonr Iwfore purchasing.
llAlLtr.I, UUHHAl k v '.
ang21-Cm- U. & A., B.
Capital, One Million Dollars
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.,!
OF
1-INriNNATl. OIIIC.
'lURECTOUS.
It. M. BISHOP, of K. St. Bishop St Co.
TIIEO. COOK, President Chamlwrof Cmniiwrce.
JOSEPH O. liUTLEtt, Pres'tof Lafayette Bauk.
HUOU McUtHNEV, or Biigh McBIrnsy & Oo.
L. It. IIDLTj, of Addy. Hull ft Co.
A. 8. WIN3L0W, of Winslow A Smith.
BRIGS SWIFT, of Brigs Swift A Co.
CHAUIjES KULE, of O. Rule & Co.
O. M. BUCHANAN, of Buchanan A Co.
ADOLPH WOOD, of Adolph Wood A Co.
JAMES S. WISE, NashvilJaPockKt Company.
L. A. IIABRI8, Mayor of CI lnnatl.
TIIOS. SHEItLOCK. President.
WM.B. CABSISIiY. Vice I'resldaut.
This Company is now prepared to transact a gen-,
eral s ire and annne insurance business mrongnuni
the Stat of Tennessee.
It. V. Mr.MAIIlV, Agent,
Policies Issnal on first-class Brick Dwellings far
fire years, at a material reduction ou yearly rates.
sepU-Cm U.AA.. B.l
THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT.
Corner Collpgo and Union Streets.
n'n ti t ti ivrnpxr ittq
T a THOMPSON
XV. frieuds and the public that he has Just fitted
up nl opened nn lgnt Re.lsnr.nt orer hl
Salew, wherexentlamea will-ltnd,taK4Itn not
only the tst the borne market affords, but also tin
best or ereryihing irotn a nistance itaTing pre
riireil tha services of a first-rate cook, and from my
long experience in hotel business, I feel confident of
being atiln to please customers.
Fresh Oysters recaited dally served np In any
tyle
resii uame always on usno
uot-ly
It. O. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
cedar is iciarcs.
The Stone's Kiver Utility Works,
Mnrrreebiro, Trim.
n. ii. c. spr.xcr.
J. It. RACI.V-
If 1 NlTKAfrTIlKI. I.AKWK
QUANTITIE
VI nf tha finest iKissible varieties of Red Ce-
. 1 . T J .. . n n ,ka lAi.t.1 W LA J l 1 1 1 J tiriM.
Also manufacturers ami dealers in ait Kinus oi
.a .IT I I I . 1 - I . . I I . . I . .
lAirpenters neir anu ijbitoi, ji.
Spokes, Felloes, Shaft", ete. V e make more and
better ware than any other factory, and hope for
J 1 I .tt.t.
moreaim Keiici iio.ic,
See sampleat .Marr Banking Office and Cham
ber ol commerce, ami urni'e.
u, ill.-, antnir., sup t;
jan!7-"m
THE SECOND
AT A rPTfi1r A T "R ATvFTT
X-O-Jl JLWX-IA IJ XJ'XLJ.l AXj
OP. NASHVILLE,
Collcce Street, near Viiion,
Desicnated Depo
of the
itary nnd Pinaaeial Agent
United States.
it is preiarad to tratHoet a regular Banking
busier, and lurnHn ftxebaage on
NEW YORK. '
NEW ORLEANS.
L0UI3VILLK. AND
. ' . cincinAatl
Oovernmest Securities. Gold and Silver,bouht
and joldnn Cttmmission.' ' "
IflllK I IIMUIll-'KI 1.,l .
W. J. TH0.MA3. Cishler
octn-ly. ' .......
PERKINS, SWBNSOX & CO.,
General C'oinmis.Hioii Merchants,
No. ti 0r6dJ, Mr. tftsttfu strevt, Nw llttMM.
S. M. 8WEVMW, .
Ut ef AmAb. WiM.
v. m injRiriJw. !
I It . V. a
fpl3-lkTr6m
3W. .'j
f FarlriM A ., N.O. !
S. A. HIKDL.
sale Dealers in
DRESS, GOODS, ,
HOSIERY, ETC:
TENNESSEE.
HiVITEI STATES,
CLAIM AGENCY
or ' '
Puramore, :Sowers & Co.,
(So. an Xorth Clierrj St.,)
NASHVILLE,.., TRNN
AT.K ARE PKEFAKKD TO C0LLHCT
i r Claims against the United states Qorern
ment for property taken during the war, '
Whether Receipted for or Not.
- Our facilities r
Collecting Bountios
granted under the various actsot Congress are p.
a cuaracier to. :
INNITKE TIIIIIK Nl'IlKHV PAYIIKKT.
Soldiers and all others entrust Tnfi thf.tr Alntms
In our hands are asm dtht they will receive
orn Mosr tAKi:riTr. attention.
Amemberof our firm is located in Washing
ton City, nnd in constant communication with
tho various Departments nf the Government,
and bis extensive experience in the collection nt
claims enables nun to prosecute, with
I'HOJI PTNE.VN ANI O.ISl'ATitll,
nny business entrusted to our charge.
ui
live us a call.
T BBy(lSUW.
... . . . . r;rr . I teh- Corns. Bunions. Chilblains, Ac; Chapped
WATCHES AND JEWELRYJiSk,:fcc:: m" rf SpiJot- lm'-
XiX
B
p
o
to
r-t-
03
00
o
m
o
rH
Or
AflOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
Silver Watches. Jewelry. Clocks, etc.. a
reasonable prices. Every article warranted as
represented. REFAlRlNU done well and with
satisfaction, as heretofore.
i:. wiuai'.K.H.
decl5-3tu No. fl'24 Xortti C'lterry Nt.
i860..
NASHVILLE,
CAIUO,
0HLEANS
AND
NEW
Tri-Weekly Packet Line.
1IK ABOVE LINK COtMlMtlSUd THE FOL-
I lowing sdIihIM Passenger Packets, leaving
KasliTillo during ttw seeto as Mlows :
TTR0NE, Tom. Harmok, Matter, Imtm TUES
DAYS, at 12 o'cioct .
MASIIVILLE.WiLrr t)iKs, Slatttr, IrKjA-
rllle THOKHDA VS. at IS o'clock t.
TAI.ISAIAW. t'apt. MrHONO. leaves A'nshTlIlo
SATUKUA VH, at 12 o'clock, m.
The above steamers will commence their regokr
trius on the first opening of imTigatlon In the Cum-
lvrluml rirer. and routluil in run reKinsii;
throughout the biisiiieM season, as per above schal-
uk. Making close conitectHm ai uairo wiiii tiie rg
ular tiackets for 3t. Loiii. Mrimihis and Kew Or
leans; issuing through Tickets to PiMengers, ami
elvlnjr throush Bills of Lading fjr Kretghts to the
abore cities, itnd all aYai!abl way UmllHgs, at ll
very lowest rates. Kvery eujri will im niaiw oy n
Omrs and Aevnls of tills IHii render it nlktbtn
ami deserrine tho iiitromw of Shippers and llw
Traroliiig Public.
COltliETT A BOYD. Slmclal AmtJ,
No. 21 t'rout street, Upper Wtititl NashvllU, Tua.
flUll-UU
PfsAIVTKKN BA1VK NOTES.
rM ArrnRDANCK WITH AN ACT OP TUB
J. Legislature of Tennessee, pas-fed December
ith lsV?. itntitle.1 nn act "To expedite thedHi-
tribution of the effects of Ranks, which have ur
may maKe assignment iiiuhuk iucir ricuimi,,
riftiic U herebv f h en to the holders of the note
ofTiiK Pi.aistf.hr' Bank op Trnnssbkk to llie
them With the undersigned, at tiie nutiKiuitHim
vllle. between now nnd thu 1st day of January,
omhteen liumlrnl niul sixtv-nine. (18d9.) and re-
neTvH certifipntM therefor, or lliev will be lorever
barrel from any participation in tiie assets oi
the Bank, the certificate? will he received
at par in payment ot item mie iua anh.
whether tendered before or alter the 1st of Janu
ary, D. tVKAvr.n. irustee.
1 1 1W ' Willi
Memnhta Aralancheaml Knnxville Whlgcopy
three monttis ami semi oiiiio mr. i kavkk.
TjAW PAKTNKRS1II1'.
JUDdK JOHNS. BRIKN .t JNO. C. liUl'.Cll
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NO. i 'HEltnY KTKF.KT.
LOCK BOX 62 NASHVILLE. TP.NN.
nov2l-3m
8100 to 8250 iter Month.
' Mul nmJ Pua, t Ilu) ;ciinllirf
luiiirnvnl (Viiiimini.Neiiisn InmllV.SPtt-
III1T flincsim. rrwe onij-9". inn msjatMji
. ,, . i . . i r ' f m . , r . j 1:.
will stlc h. Hem. ten. iuf k, uinu, quiit, nram.jiBu
euibrouler. The cloth cannot be iuiiva unari
even after every second stu-n r cut. livery ma
chlne warranted three rears, hiend fiir'reulr.
jUJt a. .iiunnJiiivAi,
Mnnnfipturers' Southern Airents.
t.l flkl ff. .1 r L. 1 'I'll Lf .1 J
dec-ra Louisville. Ky.
T nnlr Anf iw Hionl-fH' ?
ONE AND ALI.il
DONT YOU SKK THAT H K ABK HK
roumled byPagt Men. Fact Hhmm. iast
liailrotid Acelcfml and InnHmeruWe Unfith-uyT
Then is it-mit rot.iuv io taice out jn
Alltll'l v lasuiiiiai t. -.;.
uiL;I. miinnlaM t ik.s owured St'.OOO in ta
of death cause! by any kind of an ooeident, or
n easeof injury,
s:r.uu per w mic
iuniiontatio fur a tieriotl net to exceed twtmtv-
nx weeks for any oue iHory. SarU a Policy cm
be obtained of the
Southern Life Insurance Go.,
Or MEMPHIS, TENN.,
on the followiriK terms: One day Z-, two drs
fUr, thre days V four days $1 Wk tve dy
l ifr en dr 2 HY. thnlen ilsvs IS OP M)sm
davs VS. l. twentr duvs SA Uh thrity dyi M Wfc
two montlis y ise. mite inunins :i2 ur, iweiri.
MBnthi (it. Alt of the above-mentioned Pol
icies a wt Tickets can be secured at a moment t
notire from any Railroad Ticket Office in the
I t . I , It . 1 - . n I 'Pi . I' &J
euv. or oi any w tins irinciimi jviiim "
Offices throughout the entire South- Abo at So,
C North CtwrrrHtrMt. Nashville. TBB.. oee Oi
rriAIWv.r.. i r.nni,i.
deel$-S tJeB'l Agent H. L. Iih. Co.
. . . . . . . . . . .1 i . t- r ij r
GARDEN SEEDS.
TY- HAYB Jt-ST xtWKlVRU A LA ROR
Lzi
1 1 .luric ol well asMneu uviums gm, i
David Umlrelb, whkb wwtfl J.attbelai
AarkH prlees.
(1. W. IIBKDhRMIdTT.
UK ner U
Wiar itiMt and Sitar. JUakvllIe.
Janfl.-fn
t
" 13 year established in N, V. 0H r.,
)nly infallible remedies known.
n
rreelrom Felsons.'
to the Human FamUj-jfJ j
et their hslet to die, ,
"Co.nrAns,r Kat Roacli. &c. Exfe
rm's
IB iMiste used for Utttn, Mit, Mmtfhtt, . .
mark nml Hit Ant. dV., if-r.
" Costar's" Betl-Bng Extertuiiwter
Is a I to u id or wash used tn dwdmr. unit " '
also as a preventive fhr Hft-H'r.
" CtvrrAR'rt" Electric Powtlerfor lBseo6
Is for Mftiu, ilfiMMjifc.,. Vor; Bni'Itimif
W til BnwARBllIorall worthless imttdtfon
3. See that "0ftsTAa3"nameioneah.BM.
llatlle. ami Fla.W. lipfArm van Km- .
- Addras. HEX It V It. COWAK1- '
- aLi - w . -., Bwwlway. Nl Y.
r ld 111 A'dShTllla Pmid
And all Druggists a ad RetaUeraeterrnhern.
COST AK
0KLHBRATED
S
BUOKTEOEN SALVtr,
For Cuts. Rurns. Bruises. Wounds. Balls, Can
cers, timken lireosts. Kore fiipples, lileedlng.
Blind and Painful Files: Scroiuleus, PutrWi ami
ill-conditioned Korea ; Ulcers. Glandular Swetl
imrs.Erutitions.Cutaneous AITwttntv. Ittnirirarm
Animals, Ac, lie.
S-Hoxes2; els., .10 els., ami l sIzpm.
83F Sold by all Druggist everywhere.
Ana tiy iikak k. uosiak. itewM m
Uroadwav. N. . . .
S- And by Nathvllls. Tenn.
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i . -8 ti
40
"COS T A K ' S "
UNIVERSAL
CORN SOLVENT,
For L'orti", Bunions, Warts. Ao.
4d-Iloxr, K i-li.. BO cl., nmt St !.
3 Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ''
3- And by HENRl R. COSTA R, Dpt4W
Broadway, Ji. Y.
K2- And by- 3Tahville. TefiR.
V
kl 4 .
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O S T A R
PRHPARATI0N OP
Bitter-Sweet and Orange
Blossoms POK BKAKTIPYISO THK OllllrHIHW. ,
1'sed to Soften and Beautifir the Sfcin. re
move Kreekles, l'imple, KrUl(eM. iVv
Ladies are now uing It in iirefWence Ui aH
others.
- Itotllrt, 81. ' .
4r- Sold by all Druwivt everywb
And by UK.MIV it
COWTAH, DspU4il
.. t
Brottdwnr. N.
r.
ISr Aixl by
fav)tie.ni
l.kAIBB.
n -:!
it !!
rfl.
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STAB
PKCT0RAL
O0UGH REMEDY,:
PorCnugbs, Cold. Hnrii. flksr TSNisU.
Ciwil'. WhMtpiM Cough. iHtiuMtsa, AssbiiHi.
OoitAiinptUn. Bnmehfsl AffettlMsi. ai
uuMwiaa oi juu lbrutad LiMg.
S3- iioiiHw, z cu, ao eu ami Jl i
VS. Sold by alt Dr
V1U A I
Broadny. M. T.
S3. Ami by athwmnItm.
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5.
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O S T A R
0MLHBRATHD
BISHOP PI I. ITS.
A UNIVERSAL liINNKW PILL'
Per Nervous and S4k lledube. OkMsVesaw
ladigMtion. Iri spepsiu. Biliie, 0atrlM-
tten. Diarrhea. Coiim. cuim. rerw. asN t-
ral deraag ement of ui(fv urga ... .
03- BflXft.ftS-. w.. sU 51 s.
a- Sold by atl Druggbto ef erywkwe.
-ttyl.w.K'U
spt.l
csl. Andbr
JfMarWs. Tens.
deor-Kunixw
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