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THE 1USCONSTMIOTION Ml'DDIiK
Tlie House Itprite lo Concur in Shcr
iinn'N NnbRtltiiiP, nitil A "( Ponfor
smioc CoiuiiilTtVi'-Tlie Sennli- luslsli
on Iftt rollon-IHflcrciiccji
siiiosl Imiiotit; tlie Kriillenl I nlori-il -liiS
Outline or lliitiiil KniHcnl
Ilci-uriMtriirtioii In n Itail iVy.
The House Kitenltive8 haying re
in ed lo concur in the action of the Senate,
adopting 9iernun'i 1411 on reeofWlriieUcHi
u) lien of Stevens' military govftTBfMrijt
bill, previously by the mine, and
that action bvmg n coAtrahn'ioaled to
the Senate, on the 184h, the following de
late and proceedinyjirerehad
Mr Williams mom! that tlie Senate in
ist on the am8dinipt4 U:lhe.retfnIrnc
ii n Vttll. ami afire to Ate conference called
t. r by the Ilotine. Quite a Ungtliy debate
milled.
Mr. (Bftes tWughtitMU toa ilieMrit
a bill to entnint it to the conference com
mittee. The diflerence between the two
House) was a fundamental one. He ahonld
vbect te any otmyrom'me. , ,
Mr. William favored the (iwiferenre
( uiimittee. I f I repert wan not salisJac-
i ty it could be voted down.
Mr. SmaMr-fidroMted thq. committee as
the onlv Wav of accomplishing the desired
rt'Altl
Mr I'oaii-roy did not think it tiumible to
p3 an acceptable hill at tLittfage of tin?
-.e-M.ii, vim or without r CftH&reftr Ootn-
uiittee.
Mr. Sherman would, under ordinary cir-
uiuManM, vvt for a Committee f (Jn
(i riiKc, Imt it wi known that the opposi
u.ii, i.i the Semite amendment in tlijn caw
a initio be reconciled without surrender
ii.!' the prtucip1t upon which the lull was
mined. The opjiosltioii tollie bill came
ti mi two extreme view in the Howse one
a t-rtiny that tlie TCebel States were now
i. titled to representation, and the other
lulieving the lennu of the bill loo liberal.
He dkl notenie hew a Conference iCowmMt-it-c
roulil mth- thit difleranc, JMsI'tssjtilit
ii Ie4 for the Hwate to iniitt olill further
in lit amendments, and give the II on re an
t icr opiwrtiiHity to agree with the Senate.
Mr Hetidrirt;H, wished to nay he did not
I. ire the l'reiilit to take advantage of
ibe ten day" allowed to defeat thin hill. He
inl nut think there wax any reason to he
in-ie the I'remdeitt would decline to act if
In- bail time allowed him to du ho. iie
liMireil this quoMion lo go to the country
i In- fairly ami wjuarely wet. He should
ml agree to a committee of conference.
lln- resolution of the cominillee on the
lart of the Hotwe did not justify him in
i In- hope that anything like the Senate pro
I' .siti.in wonlil he the result ef a t'opfer-
uce
Mr. PoiUeroy rdpcaled lila belief that the
lull intild not become a law this notion,
iiher throueli the Conference Coniniillee
'i lher mean.
Mt. Lane could not arw to the Con-
ii reiuv t oiinnittec hecjiuw the Nint at in
ui lielwcen the two hotwen was elemental
in.l limdiunwilul. iie wtmld not agree lo
Itlaine'-i aiiiendment.
Mr l-eHefHlen mid tlie bill failed in the
Monte, a lie HnderMood, because Mr.
Klainen aniiiHlmenl, an redrawn, was
bought iiottoafliird Hiillicient protection lo
i -val men.
Mr. Howard xaid tlmt hh Mr. KeswmdeH
bad not not ntnteil his objection l Mr.
lilaine's amendment while the bill was un
ln liHoiiNtMOfi in the Senate, lie (Howanl)
h i imwHIiBK to tnt IIIh imporlatit Kiib
!. t tn the Lkuumittee on (Vuiference. Such
air nun- ought to be settled by the two
li.iim-M in open Mcwioii.
Mr. I'eswnden mid that in withdrawing
i.i ibetiiiinH to Mr. lilainc'rt amendment
I., did ho with the Ntrict uiiderHtaiiding
ibai there would lie mi debate on the He
I ubli. an nide.
Mr. Howard mid it was not Imp that he
i ..pjKwed to Mr. Hlaine's amendment as
i h ti incorflrated in Mr. ShermnnV bill.
Hi voted for it. while Mr. Kessenden wan
,.inllv asleep in his lodgings paired oil"
Ixi avoiding it
Mr. l efwenden explainwl that he wa
.Iwent when the vole was taken. He had
I aired oft", and leing Mai: had retired from
be chamber by the advice of friends. The
ntlpman from Michiran nnt not lectnre
i. .i.i i Mr. Femendcn) for being out of the
and glorify himself for staying here.
Mi Howard replied that he, ivot bing
awan- nf the Senator's icknesi, remained
.i. hi seat lieeauso he was well, attd volel
i .r the measnie. This was the extent of
I. is ofl'ense
Mr Wade lielioved thin too grave a tual
t. : to luave at thin Mtage of the ecnmoii to
il.e t onunittee of Ponference. He did not
tiLc home things mid by Mr. Fiweenden
i bat he was praimit while the deljate went
n thai there wore feature in it objection-abb-
to him, yet he would not uxprew hi
'ppnsition toil. He (KafcietHlcn) oighl to
t.im slated bis oWwtiiHi and prex-nted it.
lU-nK-iiilier, he did not like this way of
Limp, biisinesa in the Senate. He did not
like in bee men fail to melre their oiiposi
"in la a bill.
Mr. Feaeenden replieil to Mr. Wade
Mr Urown oposel theCJoflference Com
. ..itco The subject was of too prove im
, rtaiicc to consent to that.
-I i Williams said he had waited wntli
. ii. ? iii.inth lor more exerteneed legiela
. Jo bring forward ramethiug on recon
i iii li. in. bu4. deing disappointed, be had
ir. ..lin ed a bill. His design was tirM. to
,n..rl tnilitarv protection, ad provide for
. oii-trnction afterward. He withdrew
I t- motion to appoint a L'onlerence Com-
uillee O
Mr Sherman movwl the PtHl
C 'li its HHIetldulent.
Mi Tiiimbulldid not regard the bill as it
uue tiom the Houw, called the military
lull, ot the aiiglttent iwiHH-tance He
(bought that HNnetliing else beside this
ught to lie ineorporated in the new WH.
He therefore Aivored the lllaine amewd
.ornt. He thought it iwilainwleverythiiw
i.. (iiued as guarantees. He was opposed
' ibe (Nmfereivce Uimmittee. He also
albi.b-.l to the freeilmcnV bureau.
Ib..iih it waa true that Howanl was at its
b. id, the President set aside his orders
t.. iih iHIv, when he or his Milwilinalei'
b i.i attempted t. puuwh. crime in the South.
I In- Preside! had reeewllv paiilinusl the
..oinlerer of a Negro in Virginia, and has
, jub iicl ttther rriminalatMi lite imihi-
... uiliitioi if HtsW liovcrHor.
Mi. Sumner agrted with what Mr.
Ii mibiill said alto the Kxeoulive. llie
- ii it ditKcuUi! tf the present iitowent
a..-.. hiKH tHe bud man in the F.xecntive
. I. ui.
Mi Sitmnan eaid llmt the hill ivmUiined
.11 tbat Mr. Sumner ami his friend had
in clatMeiU It inffHcMsed the hWks
ji..lje the liallot to every black man in
Ho Nmili, Imt it was ol)ef!ed that it did
. 'i di-lraui'hise the withes. Tltt people
i bi. did not demand sih-h disfranchist-
i..i ui Tbis I "oil crew wtwld Hover agree
i.. H i lull ilVMnmehisee 'tht leailiu
In bil ill the Smith under the isHioliti:
..ual aiiHUid went, anl wes Hot llwl
. ....in b '
Mi Wilson spiK-aled to the Senate Jo
uli s vote and decide the fate ui the bill.
II. hoped It wthl.
Miei lot titer debate tlie Senate incited
. 1 1 aiiif!tdmeHlaHd look a rec?-4.
I HT IJI'IMTION' IN THE HCM'Hi:.
Hie aitioB of lite Sef(6 hsvig lieen
luiiiuiiicalitl to the HtHwe, at its night
. i .ii .hi tin- i-twe day. that kdy proceed
i I i i.. I lows :
t in- message froH the Smtyt. amtoHH.o
ibsl it Nsisied mt lite a&tndnent to
i. iinlttirv Itill, was read.
Mi Hlaine uiored that the Tlmise recede
' a. it disagreement tltereto.
i naleaMiHihttom. wtlh Mhe-foMovPlwy
u liui-ot 1'rovHled that no iienwi ex
- I.l f'r.ibi the itrl7iW(v of holding oittVe
1 - ii .- td proftaaUian of amMlitteiM lo
.nMitnfioii at tit I'nned Stale Mian
1 1 . neible to election m Jiuiwiiar M the
owinioiiu Wm a constitution tor ant of
t sul ltettet AtaiM, nbr mil an jH-rn
. t lor wtmbwyof Mrnt.
Mr KUitae fed lite previous question
Mj." HMriUfe momi to tMe theWH.
VOL. ,XXXiIl.
5
Rcfatedyeita 3, 1 HavM 101, Mr, Stevens
notvotlng.
Mr. Finck, a a beginning of the filibiiK
tejihg movement, moved a reeesa till one
ot:fick. A large nurabjsr of dilatory
niofione were made and several votes taken.
At 11:10 p. M. Mr. Wilmn proposed that
tw5lmiK adfoiirn, with the understanding
llmt a vote be taken to-morrow, after the
resting of the joarnal.
Mr. Mwehewl otgeclea. a
Mr. ScofleW moved tlmt the Honse ad
jfnifn. Carried. '
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
r - .
Nennie.
'WEiKrsDAY, Feb. 20. The Senate met
iHjrwmnt to adjournment, Mr. Speaker Fri-
erfcon inihe chair.
Mr Bh, from the spemal commit tee
fn the anhject, presented the following re
port; fllr. Speaker : The special committee,
apptiintetl to investigate into the character,
aifiMint and condition of the uncurrent and
wsrtliloaa money in .the liand of .the Trea.
er, repoH inWA&A:
'HMm uf Ibe Bank f 2UtMU. AA , . .
TBSn ...2iJti
Kites ul tlie Bank ef TeRtiaMe, new
frwic .- ........... ........ ... (W
faitrurrmt mooej- issued by thirty
even Southern banks 6.S00 W
The ooinmittee reoomraend a sale of the
uncurrent money, amounting to 6,690 00,
'and herewith present a resolution valor
izing it sale.
There in also in the care of the Treasurer
$ld,000 of the old issue ofthe Hank of Ten
newee which ia a jmrt of the assets of the
lnk, and ahonld be turned over to its
President and Directore; the fame having
been received bv a oommilteeof the House
ef Representatives, to investigate the Shel
byvMWiliwnMyXrowBar. il
of noW Branch iknl:. bv ill
Ii. W!tferVWrar Mf thH habf
the Jhrii!l(a -&b.1 in Aajtor nf'i
Tm iBBiKtillee jecoinniajubT ilel,tery
to fly. Iwnlyt and prewnifPryflnlution
autliMtTrn ItitMB,
W. BoOJf, ChairmttD-
(J lifewwfMf. Sinter, tliageBgtgypk
a reeWiWHsm fife ITotise nt'ffinnWn,
lo elect a State Printer and Comptroller.
On motin ef Mr. Cate, Senate hill No.
V17, to authorize the organization of a
Stale fJuard, was taken up on the House
iiuiendment to the name.
Mr. ('ate moved to concur in the amend
ment. Carried by ayes 22, noes 1. So the
bill becetnes a law.
On motion of Mr. Thompson, theSenale
adjourned until to-morrow morning at ten
o'ulock.
Ilotmo of ItctircKc ntnllvcs.
Wi!iK1iay, Feb. 20. The Houce wa
called to order at fl o'clock, acting Speaker
Mutiny in the chair.
1 SENATE Bir.T.S.
The hill authorising the Winchester and
fthilmma railroad to use solid rail in itx
construction, was adopted after neveml
aiiiendmeiilR had lieen tacked on.
IN CONVENTION.
In accordance with joint resolution, both
HeiiKen met in convention for the purjio.se
of elecling a Comptroller, and Public
Printer.
Mr. Carrigau was under the impression
that, if the terms of the constitution were
cnnijilied with, the prenent Ijegislature had
no right lo elect a Comptroller. The ohjec
tiim was overruled by Ihe Prewideiit.
riinuc r it inter.
Nominations for Public Prinler being
in order, Mi. Senter nominated S. C.
Mereer, of Davidson county.
Mr., Johnson put in nomination Col.
John P. Urownlow, of Knoxville..
Mr. Sheppard nominated G. "E. Qrisham,
of Joneaboro.
Mr- Tharjie put in nomination J. A.
Eaton, of Memphis.
The name of Gen. aton was withdrawn.
On the firat ballet the vote stood ; Mercar .
57, Urownlow 15, Grisham 17, Boberts 1,
l'Jaton 1. Total 91, necessary to choice 40.
Mr. Mercer having received the necessary
number of votes, was declared duly elected
Pnldic Printer for the ensuing two years.
"OMrTBOLI.EH,
Nominations being in order for Comp
troller, Mr. Melton nominated U. W. Blackburn.
of Maury county.
.Mr. iillie-tt neiniHleil IS. S. Wheat, of
Rutherford county.
Mr. Hall put in norainntion J. J.
MathewKon, of Henry oniuity.
Air. trimble nominated h. P. Cone, of
D.ividion oountv. , , 11
Mr. Smith, f Hardenm a, ftoaJnatwl J.
F.. Merryman, of Hliefby c-ounty.
Mr. McElwee put in nomination John
Martin, of Shelby count.
Mr. Nlon noiaiMtecLP. M McFall. ef
Slwlby iXMinlv.
The first ballot resrdted as follows:
Blackburn, 26; Cone, 17; McFall, 13;
MatbewwMi, 10; Marthn, 9; "What, 8;
M iTynian, 7. No elf-ction, forty-seven
lning necessary w atrhWevc.
In the seoonti liallaL the vote &tood as
follow: IllockhnrR, 7; Owe, 30; Mo
Fall, 10; Mathewsore, lfi; Martin, 0;
WliMt, 7; Merryman, 10. N election.
Adjourneil until 2 o'clock.
APTEKNOOK SESSION.
In C-onvention. ITlie llloling for
Comptroller was rewutied, Mr. Martin's
name being withdrawn.
The third Ullot wa taken with the fol
lowing result: Ulackburne 26; Cone 19;
Mel'all S; Mrfhewson 14; Wheat 9; Mer
ryman 10. !fo election.
The name of Mr. "Wheat was here with
drawn. In the fourth ballet live result stood:
l'.larkhnrne '28 ; Cone 25 ; McFall 7 ; Mer
ryman 10; MatheKHMi lia. Na election.
The fifth liallot resjxlted as follows :
Hlaekbnrne 30; (owe 'M: McFall 7;
MerrynwnW; MatbeiVHaii 2o. No eleclton.
McFall ami Mcrromen were here wilh
ilrawn. The si xth liallot atooJi : lllacklmrne lr ;
CiHie :tt ; Matbewson .'. necessary to an
WIH-tilMl 4(1.
The name of Mr. Mt.thewsou was here
witlierawn.
In the seventh ba Hot the vote stood :
ISIarklmrnc 55 ; Cone '3b.
Mr. ntackburn ltatrtng received the lie-isj-arv
nnmiierof vtrte, was declartMl duly
fltTllHl.
The conveM4ion wi. then dissolved, and
btHinesg in tite liome rtwumeu.
Sewtle hill providing for the erection f
h tatWe Gallic to Abraham Lincoln, to be
plrtced iH the rapitol, was taken up.
Mr. Kichnls, while ikying a high com
pliment to lite deeeted President, said he
could not -vote for the hill.
.Mr. Pirien sjioke; feelingly of Mr. Lin
coln, atrrihtitinfr to him the nobleM quali
ties of head ami heart.
On Atetioti n4' Mr. Smith, of Ilardvwan,
thelHll wai inCvrmally passetl over.
Tht lTotUHtheo .tdMtrnetl HHtil Uo'clouk
fci-Huirrow .
tiii: i .iu:uuKorxi railways r
l.OXHOX.
A Nf u York ImiineM man w4tfei from
UiHilo H mnler date January 'JO :
ISa't Ihe let U their exteiwlreiivMem of
underground railways. It is perfectly
woiederfiil how they erk the people alioiH,
at the rate oi .-4hk Meen mHm vm Umr,
IktHn oe eml of the town to another, and
:Kno and miitd, MApf 4ng about every
half mile, at -HHHe iieominent coter, at a
4,-Uion, frotn which von ewerge to the ui-
per air, ami tid yoMiweif temewhere near
where y on hmi! to lie, ami mile from
bere von wetv a huff or three-qnarters of
an Itowr ago. Tlieee traim mn enith way,
tMting lioiWe tnMka, iWul every tat
minntea, mi. ihotmb ami weeing they
oftM oonifto(iwraM'iMit oaw. holdinf
llnrtr or fortr vnm en. i o re
-'r - - - smOK.. '
lighted with gas not the tunnels, except
It etations so that you can read your pa
pera; and there i no smell of smoke, or
lene of suffocation. Hojv they ventilale
ihem so well 1 oan hardly see.
A FRAHFFL DISASTUK.
Kililosion of tlie Dnvlit Whllc-Alioilt
Tlilrty I.Ives; Lost The Hont anil
Cnrgo a Totnl Loss.
troin the Memphis Avalanche, iel. 19.
The David 'While was engaged in the
few Orleana and .Louisville trade, and wa3
lund, at the time of the explosion, for the
laller point. She left New Orleans wilh a
vry full trip of jvassengers and freight, and
had reached: a' wlnt about twenty miles
aljove Vicksburg when she exploded, lit
erally tearing her to pieces, and sunk from
the efiecta in about ten minutes. Captain
Dan Kinney, in Command of the "White,"
was lost. He was an old Louisvillian,
minding in the front rank of steamboat-,
men, by reason of his long experience,
carefulneas, popularity and ability to man
agie all the intrieale details about a hteain
lidat, of which the oufside world knows but
little. His nntimclv death will be mourned
b a large circle of sorrowing friends. The
nw-onynrer,' ine-imi inalP, flic sinvpr, a
number of the cabin and deck crew, and
about twenty cabin passengers, are iepoited
lost. The dinaster occurreif yesterday about
noon. The Ned Tracey, hound upwards,
came up with the wreck, and rendered
valuable assistance in rescuing the wounded
from watery graves, and even many who
were floating about on portions of ,the.
wreck. Tlie Ned Tracey is hound for this
port and is due sometime to-night. We
Ie4rn the alnive meagre particulars from a
private telegram sent to a lady fn this city'
announcing the loss of her son, who was
engaged aa striker on the boat.
i'he David White was valued at ahout
fifty thousand dollars, and was owned by
ler iirat cicrK, t;apt. htiaw, and several
liter parties in loiiisvule. She was
artially insured in Cincinnati ofh'eea. The
nargo, which was verv lartre. is a total lois.
In our next issue we hope lo be able to
'T .ton ... .
jay me nut particulars before our readers.
- Later intelligence rejiorts that Capt.
Dan. Kinney was not lost, but was badly
cabled. Era. Union anh Dispatch.
NASHVILLE B0A1U) OF CLAIMS.
Jroerly Seized hy Ihe I'eiler'il Ar
lillcs Tlie AunrilH ol llie .Vnstiville
Bniu-il Itejeeled Letter I'rom n .Mem.
Imt of tlie Hoard, elc.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Nasiivii.i.k, Tenn., February 12, 1S7.
Cait. William JMim. Dear Sir: In an
swer to your inquirie' respecting the Hoard
of 'Claims which sat at our capital from
MhrchlCth, I8(i:i, to March 20th, 1805, I
beg leave to state there were presented
to the Koard about twenty-two hundred
claims of various amounts, from twenty
dollars lo one hundred and eighty-nine
thousand, amounting in all to upwards of
four millions.
Up to October 1st, 18G4, under an origi
amounting to $2,632,871 10 ; amount proven
and awarded, $l,02u,i:i: 02 about thirlv-
nine per cent.
Of this entire number of claimants there
were only ninety-two who did not vote for
"separation," as will be seen by refer
ring to a full record filed with Ihe papers
of: the IJoard in the War Department
at. Washington. The claims of loyal
persons were small, not amounting to six
pur cent, of (he amount filed with us.
For some reason unknown to iif, the
werk of th? Board was brought suddenly
to'a close before it had completed its task.
The bonks and papers on hand were turned
over to Captain Cist, of Ueneral Thomas'
stall', and I fear were lost or misplaced
there, as I have received several notes from
tlt department respecting them, and only
escaped importunity upon the subject by
sending a copy of the receipt for them
i i. f . -. . i n- . . . .
Bigneu uy captain iisi iiimseu, tne original i
oi wnicn was nciu uy Lieut. Uroesocrl:,
oiir Judge Advocate at the time wc closed.
llie entire work of the board, wilh a
full docket of awards and a marginal
statement of character, up to December 10,
IHOI, is in tlie War IJeparlment at Wash
ington. I saw it there, it havinp- been
sent by (ten. Thomas on the eve of the
battle of Nashville. Since that time manv
orj nearly all ef those claims have been got
up in a new sn.ipe, or are lieing remodeled,
many of them enlarged, certificates of loy
ally in many cases procured, and thus re
vved, are sent to Washington by claim
agents for collection, and of course many of
them will be paid, and much labor and ex
pense be laid upon the various disbursing
departments to which they are presented
ii mis snouiu be allowed to go on, the gov
ernment will eventually nav the entire
Amount of the claims, and millions more
tlmt will be trumped up here and all over
the State, instead of paying the just awards
of that court, about one-seventeenth being
the claims of truly loyal persons, and a
small addition for the very poor and help-
ieps.
Our awards are based on facts. Our re
corded evidences filed with each claim, nnd
it examined will prove the correctness of
the award, as well as the status of the
claimant. Had we felt all this workof ours
was to be foolishly kicked to one side, I,
for one, would not have sat on the board an
heur, nor would any other honest man. I
know it will be not only a great mistake,
but also an immense loss to the government,
to set aside the decisions and actions of
that board. An act of Congres should ap
prove its findings, and by so -doing would
save about three and a third millions of
dollars, do justice to poor loyal claimants,
and shut Rebel claims out forever. To me
it is exceedingly mortilying to be asked
daily by claim agents who are remodeling
these Hebel claims, about the character of
the claimants, whether Ihey are loyal or
net, what is the number of their claims,
etc., etc., and I feel satisfied no stone will
be left unturned that will aid in ijrltin.'
most of these claim paid.
If you have-any friend in Wa-bington
tllat could be relied on to bring this matter
to notice, so as to sanction the action of the
lioanl.it will save much labor and money,
and jtrevenl our government from beiiig
swindled by known Rebels. Congress
should pan a law continuing the findings
ofthe board, and by a small appropriation
provide for the claims of the loyal and
destitute here. It is really very hard for
thee jH'Mons to pay fifteen or twenty per
cent. tt their claims to agents for collect
ing them, after waiting three or four years.
If 1 c.u render yon, and through you the
.country, any further assistance in this
matter, 1 will cheerfully do so. I have a
copy ofthe liook in my jKxss'mn. I hold
it a solemn duty, which 1 will willingly
discharge, to d( anything in my power to
jiave our government from the claim agents
and Rebels. Yours, respectfully,
Wl I.I.I AM DftlVKK.
tSoMK months since, H. Cook, of
Bristol. Ml., Henry Stanley, of New York,
and a buy named Louis Niv, also ofthe
Iat named place, weitf to Turkey, and
formed the henwie project of traveling with
out asspiirts, or the protection of any
kind, overland lo China. They had no
knowledge ofthe languages of the country
tltrough which they wore to pa, and part
of their money was in greenback ami the
remainder in American gold, neither of
which are current in Asia. They did not
get very lhr. fhr they were .issai'ned by a
gang of Turkish niHkns, wIm robbed them,
Wides committing hwible otUraue on the
boy. Throweh the instrumentality of oiir
MlnitVr at IVmswntinople! the robbers
have lieen arreted, and HHilenced to five
yaars hard labor. .The three (Msailants of
the boy tire (A he exeotnVd, and the Turk
ih gHtliM-ities will py aver he $4,090
utilen from the party.
nal order that is, "Field Order No. 9,
l'.jr. IH," da'te.'.March 13, 18C3 we tried,
completed, anil awarded 14S9 claims.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
IH67- - - - isr.7
BLC)02 HORSE
ASSOOIATIO.V tlOIIltSE,
NfiNlivitle,
Tenu.
aUIE SPRINU MEETINii WILL COM
. mence Tusnday. May itb. and continue du
ring the week.
1'IItST IUY.
TUK YOl'NU A.MKHICA 3TAlC14-rt)r Two
Year Old. Dath of Three-Quartewf ,Mile.
iZ, Play or Pay. The Assooiatina to add $HW.
Ki-roml Ree.
ASSOCIATION PrRSK-$3Hfl. Mile Heats.
sr.toxn day.
THE OKKEN STAKE For Three Year OkU.
tbat did not appear in public up to January
1st. 1387. Milo Heats. $50. Play or Pay. The
AMiielatloD lo add $800.
Second Knee.
THE INVITATION STAKE Fur all Agei..
Two Mile Heats. S100. Piny or Pay. The As-
eui'iation t.i add Sl.tsX). The Sei-ond Hor$e to
get half of the entrance money. i
THH PtTX!
mm STAKK No. J.-l'Sr
i. MnBHTOWpSlrtOEntmnge.
Three VearOW
j -o trorieit- rne Association to auu ssiu.
Second Knee.
ASSOCIATION Pl'KSE-SiOij. Mile Heut.s
Three bwt in Five
rtUIKTlI HAY.
THE SHWANEETAKHmEoraUAgo..MAtiIo.
Heats. $1(NI Entrance, .ro Forfeit. The As
t.iaiation to add S80. . v
Second Knee.
ASSOCIATION PUKSE-SMI fur n Da-ih of
Three M U.
riFTii iaV. '
THE Cl'MUEKLANO STAKE. No. 2-For
Three Year 01d. Two Mile Heats. $U En
lrunce.JfJl Forfeit. The VF4x'iH!iim to nddi
Second Knee.
ASSOCIATION PlIKSE-Handicap for Beaten
Hordes. iW. Mile Heats.
Three or more to fill tbo above Stakes, except
the Invitation Stake, which will require live lo
till. No deduction for a walk. To name and
close March 2IUli, lStTT. Entries tobeaddreedto
U. W. UAKUEN,
P. 0. Box 37, Nashville, Tenn.
UEO. W. DAHDEN. B. F. C0CKKILL.
Secretary. febl-till march20 President.
CLEANSE THE BI.OOI.
w
TITII CORRUPT. DISOR
1 dered or vitiated Blood.
von are sick all over. It mar
burst out in Piuiile3, or Sores,
for in some active disease, or it
may merely Keep you listless, de
pressed and Rood for nothing,
lint you cannot have eood health
while your blood is impure. Aycr's Sarsat'.arilla
putgesouttfaese impurities and stimulates the
organs ot life into vigorous action, restpriiiK the
health and cxpcllinB diseae. Hence it Vapidly
i-ure a vnriely of complaints which are caused
by impurity of the blood, such as Scrofula, or
KinK'n Evil, Tumors. Ulcers. Sores. Eruptions,
Pimples, Blotches, Boils, St. Anthony's Fire,
Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter or Salt Rheum, Scald
Head. Ring Worm, Cauccroreancerom Tumors.
Sore Eyes, Female l)iea?e. such n Retention,
Irregularity. Suppression, Whites. Sterility, also
Syphilis or Venereal Disease?. Liver Complaints
and Heart Diseases. Try Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
and see for yourself the surprising activity with
which it cleansos the blood and cures these dis
orders. During late years the public have been misled
by; large bottles, pretending to give a quart of
Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of
thbso have been lrauds upon the sick, forlhey
not only contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but
often no curative properties whatever. Hence,
bifterdisappointmcnt has followed the use of
the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood
the market, until the name itself has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound "Sarsaparilla," and in
tend to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of obloquy which rests upon
it. Wc think wo have ground for believing it
lias virtues which are irresistible by the ordi
nary run of the diseases it is intended to cure.
We can only assure tbo sick that wo offer theiu
the best alterative which we know how to pro-"
duce, and we have renson to believe, it is by far
the most effectual purifier of the blood yet dis
covered by any body.
Ayer's Cherry .Pectoral is to universally known
tn surpass every other remedy for the euro of
Coughs, Colds. Iiillucnia, Hoarseness, Croup,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the
relief of Consumptive Patients m advanced
stages ofthe disease, that it is uscle-. here to re
count the evidence i.f its virtues. The world
knows them.
Prepared by J. O. AYF.lt ,5 CO.,
Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold by
Druggists and dealers everywhere at wholegnlo
and retail : in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMOYILLE Jt rART0
feb!6dw 2m
PAKTNEHSHIP NOTICE'
CHANGE OF FIRM.
MR. JOSEPH 0IBS0N. FORMERLY OF
Messrs. Jutnes Erwin .t Co.. is this day ad
mitted as partner into our house. The -stylo of
the firm will horeafler be CRAIGHEAD,
UREAS f & UIBSON. Thoo indebted to tho
firm of A. A. Breast A Co. will ploase call and
-ettle their accounts wilh the new firm,
fobl tin A. A. BREAST & CO.
! d
HARDWARE A' CUTLERY
l
I AT
' W II O L E S A L E .
T.'P. CRUOIIEAD. .1. A-BREAST. JOS. OIP30.V
0RAIGIIEAI), MEAS'f & GIBSON,
Ho. 29 PiiliHc Square, Xnslivlllc, Tenn.
V7 E HAVE NOW IN STiiKE A LARGE
stocL of Hardware and Cutlery, and are
ronttnntlv receiving additions t.i tho amo.
which we are offering to the trade at law rates.
We would specmlly call the sttentun ul mur-i-hnnt,
and our friends generally, t.. iur t.."k of
Table inn) l'liehet Cullery.
Ntiot Gun. ,Itltle mid IMsloN.
Tracer. I.ox', Ui eiist A. Toiii;ue t'liuiim.
Horse 'ollui-s, Iliirness. Hone.
Horse Slioes. Horse .VnlU. linckltHiiiN.
NHoveU, Similes, Plans, Slioe I'egs, Klc.
Ami everything pertaining to our line.
CRAIGHEAD. BREAST A GIBSON.
FRESH OAKDEX .SEEDS!
.11 ST RECEIVED R
it. v. .ir.xfii.vs,
janii-tt Successor toT. Well. Druggist.
AT IT AGAIN.
M, 0. SULZBA0HER,
WHI.C3tlK AND RKT ll. PEH.KR IX
I
Groceries, Wines, Liquors',
('lttri, Toloirco. Iyeit tills, Kte.,
No. 13 North Market Street, bet.
Church and Union,
NASHVILLE TENW'KSSKE
fN CALLING YOl'K ATTENTION TO THE
1 aU.vc writ, 1 woabl respctfully nefify you
that I have jt'reelved. andbavenow rin hand,
a complete stock of Preh Fumily tlrnceries.
Wines. LiqHorf. Cigars, Tobacco, etc.. etc., and
art articles to be found ih a weti regulated Mure.
Having all feciMties to irere the best and
rbMpeM Rdn.1" ia market. 1 affur to my Iriendi
sod i&troHHteh iiiduiwiHenU un will make it to
their BdvantMre In eati ami examine my Mock
ubJ prices before making their purchases else
where. Thankful for Wt patrfiif. I solicit a
rOiitifHtaaee nf the aaaie.
decr-Sra H. f. SIIU.H4QHKK
FOR REXT.
finill BUILDING KNOWN A THK
1 Brewery, in Nrfc NaahnlU, on JeCeivH
Mr!. wKh a lare lot asUatnliles.
JA.MKS WH1TWORTH. Or.
V. K. CIIEATHA.M.
dec27-If hf- atwrth.ljtuTry street-
JUST RECEIVED,
Uff BARRRLSOF FLpiTB, OF 'EVERY
ln n i grade: W)esMfc Bisec QU.
for
fed
Dhm
Also. Kt. Bfae ffTM 9MU. HOmltir.
Bnew. etc- Six bo xcJiikl-sim "8oBnrSpifc '
Chevrias Tobacco.
XUBA, SMITH i' CO.,
s. 17 .MarxefUreet,
fcMfrSt
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -21, 1867
GET A GOOD FiT.
Have Your Shirts Made to Order
AX
Willi
- t
'fiHE EIT A N D.EIN1SII OF TliKdU SUIRT3
L weclaim to buMiiierior toanynow otl'erod
in this market. In addltiou to our Shirt Ds
jidrtment, we keep a superior nswrtment of
4Men's Furnishing Goods,.
i
l-Viz:
DRAWEES.
UNDERSHIRTS.
fJOCICS, . ,
SOSPfJXDKRS..
QLOYHS.
SCARFS.
TIES.
BOWS.
HANDKERCUiEFS,
II ATS A I mV A 1 H .
And in fact everything tertaining to a gentle.
man'.i toilet.
R. II. THOMPSON,
(Old No.2S) 41 Clierry street.
janai-tf :
i.. ii. ii a x nut,
(Late of Lanier, l'liillips ,t Co.,);
Wholesale
Grocer anil
Merchant,
Commission
no- :; noittii siAKKirr ntiikci',
NASHVILLE. TENN.
T HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
i Yoi U and Baltimore, whero I purchased a
now stock of Groceries, and am now opening at
my old stand. No. .'!'. South .Market street, where
I will foe pleased to Pe6 my friends' nnd the puh
lio generally. I shall endeavnr to sell Uroreriaa
at such prices that merchant will Cnd it to their
interest to buy in Na'hville instead of going
farther. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise a part of my
stock in store and receiving:
Choice P. R. Sugar, extra Domer.ira Sugar,
Fair to Hood Demerara Sugar, Crushed and.
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground vand.
Granulated Sugar, A. B and C Coffee' Smrffrr1
Stuart's Extra Syrup. Choice Rio Coffee? La
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffoe,
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive. Syr tip,
ClearSides, Cheese. Pcpner. Race GingcrSplee,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles, Soap. Concontnfted
Lye, Indigo, Madder, Dnfkeo's Yeaf Powder,
Ground Mustard, Pepper, Spice, etc: and a
general stock of Liquors : Copper and Lead
all of which will be sold low to tbo trade.
jiov2fi-3tu L.,II.LAER,
LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON,
-Architects-
Offiee Xo. 11 X Cherry St, near Church.
V. O. BOX 5l7o NASHVILLE.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATifi
promptly executed. A varisty of Drawings for
Cottages, Villas, Hot Houses, Gardsna, Farks, etc.,
la salt Ml locnlitisg nnd tastsa can bo seen at this
.i1i-e.
j KErEr.rncr ;
John Cirkman, Geo. S. Kinney, 11 II. Thompson,
W. T. Berry, A. J. Tnncan, Itobert Thompson, and
Maj. W. B. Lewij. auirVS-ly
GREAT AUCTION OP
City and Other Property.
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED0F TRUST MADE
to mo by Chnrlcs E. 11. Martin. 1 will sell to
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th
"of Fobruary, 1S67, commencing at 11 o'clock a.
it, on the promises first described, and continu
ing in the order nnd at the places herein indi
cated, the following valuable property:
1st. The two story Residence. No. ICO Cherry
.street, third door north of Gay, with the lot
.fronting 42 feet and running back 100 feet.
slit. Theilrick: House and Stable in rear mine
.bove. fronting 41 feet on a St foot alley.
3d. Brick House atd Lot on the corner of Gay
etrcet and alley, in tho some block with the
above. .
4th. Hou58 No. ? Front street, opposite the
alley in rear of the Inn Block, with lot a feet
front and running back to the river.
' fth. Ice House and Shop No.gS, adjoining
and north of tho above, lot fronting 45 feet on
Front street.
6th. Vacant Lot north of and adjoining the
above, fronting 30 lett on Front street.
On SATURDAY, tho 2d of March. 1367. at 12
o'clock, under tho same deed of trnit, I Vill sell
at the Court House in Nashville, at auction
1st. Twenty-four acres and 101 polei of line
Land, 2)4 miles from the city, on the east side of
the Louisville Railroad, on which are two small
houses, an orchard, etc.
2d. A Lot on north side of Woodbind street.
In Edgefield, between Foster aud Minnick
ftreets. fronting 37J feet and 170 feet deep.
2d. Two Lots adjoining in Harding's Addition,
between WBtkins and Clay street.', fronting each
61 feet on Jackson street, and running back 1W
feet to a 15 foot alley.
4th. Two lots adjoining, each fronting 2l'i
feet on Paarl street, west of McLemore, nnd run
ning back 110 feet to a 10 foot alley.
Mh. Lot No. 0, Blood's siib-diviion, on Ash
street, second lot east of High street, adjoining
Anthony Leonard's residence, fronting 30 feet
and 110 feet deep, to an alley.
t"ith. Brick House No. 101, on Pearl street. wet
of McLemore, containing six rooms, a hall ami
porch, with It 2f feet front, and 13.' feet deep.
There is property here for every variety of
purchaser. Plats nndilecriptlonscnn be exam
ined at the office of the Real Estate Agent.
Term? of Sale - 0. 12, 11 and 24 months, with
interest, lien and security, or o'ne-fuurlh cah,
balance in 0. 12, IS and 24 months, with Interest
and lien, at option of purehaier. Pale without
rerve or redemption.
S. W. CHILDRESS, Trustee.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON A SMITH, Agents.
feb7-tu
St. Cecilia's Academy,
MOUNT VERNON.'-
N
ear
N a s h v i 1
1 o.
rojfnWTEn Tr sistkrs: nrrns4
nitiiKit or nt,
II .11 INI
Under the patronage ef the Right.
BUhop of Nsihville.
Rev.
T
MIIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1W.
rr tho imriMise of enabling irenti ami
guardians in the South and SouthweW to Impart'
to their daughters and wanls a thorough and
nliJ educatiun.
The Academy is about one mile from the city
and is Situated in one of the most beautiful and
healthy localities in its vioinity. .
The Academic year cons ef two Smm
each, and terminating about tbe 20ih of Jun.
Special attention h given to tlie drnertmt
branches umallytaught In AfaUewIe.
Eon Tkbus. ktt.. apply to the MetfasW Sum
rinr. Nashville, Tennessee.
innl7 ly .
NOTICE.
'IMIE I NDERSIGNF.D. HAVING BOUGHT
1 out the entire stwk of Greerles of B. u.
Griediey. on the comer f Vino and llrwad
streets. NO. lfi-1. will keep a good aMortiBMil.
which he will buy exclusively fur cash, awl can
afiard to sell ebeap for the same. Mr. D.GUmaa
willntteud tethe buslne for we. and we wuU
bo pleased to hare our friends and the pobric
''unlO-Sm3" ROBERT PINKARD.
.NOTICE.
i T.i.
PERSONS WHO HOLD
RECEIPTS
A. of Allen A Cary far elairas prwe
the Board of Claims at Nashville, T
lented before
as ths " Driver Board." are hernbr notilled iBal
I have made arranreraent with Mewi. Iraff
more, Snwera Jt Ob. for the prweeation
clcvira. OuL Paramore U nw.in W Mhn
D. C7, pr!ecntngr th clHira betfcre
:lfie.
nt Lie part mentssnu ciairoaHw.'
pamcot of their alaiml by calhi
IV . aSik Pr.ramorft
febS-tf SRepresenttng AUen A Cary.l I
JAfl. .
Exclusive Whole
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS, GLOVES,
AO. NORTHEAST IMlt
NASHVILLE-
3et16
GEO HUTCHISON,
NO. 32 CHURCH STREET,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD As
sortment -of
WALL PAPERS.
PAINTS. OILS.
iVARNEfHHftf'-4
UTiTrirrmn T . .... .
- lJrllaut',
(3LA53, PUTTV.
and "WINDOW SHA'DKB.
HUTCHISON & FLEMING
Are prepare to do HOUSE. SIGN, and BAN
NER PAINTING in all branches and in supe
rior Atyle. Paint Shop Corner Bank nnd Print
ers' Alleys. nov24-tf
JflHJf T. FOOTK.
J. U. NABS. 3. M. MUBPHT
FOOTE, NASH & CO.,
Nos, 17 and 19 West Columbia St.,
CINCIISTNATI,
IlINTIlJ.EKN
or coi.onxt:.:
Ai.roiioi.s,
AND DOMKaTIO
LIQUORS AND WINES.
DKAI.KR3 XX QE.NUI.HE
K O 11 K It, T S OiN- v II N 'V Y,
IlorRIIONMlYK AND 3IONOXOAHI.A
W II I H K I E S.
Prfltirietors of the celebrated brand of Ora k&
Valley Whisky.,
tnaylS Jly
C. W. SMITH,
DlSBENSINa CHEflli ST
-V
PHABMAGIST,
; m
Corner Ohuroli mid Vine Sis.,
VAS1IVIM.K. TKXX.
I
HAVE THE PLEASURE OF CALLING
attention to the fact that I have recently
improved and re-furnished my establishment
with a large and carefully selected stock of
Faro mill Krcili IriiKi,Miillctm-i, milt
l'Uai'iiiaici'titloiil Prvimi-nlloiis.
Also, a large stock of fine English, French and
American PERFUMERY', including Extracts,
Soaps, Oils and Pomades, Toilet Powders and
Fancy Goods. Tho best WINES nnd LIQUORS,
for medicinal purposes only; choice CIGARS
agd TOBACCO.
Families can at all times be supplied with tiio
purest FLAVORING EXTRACTS. SPICES,
etc.. that are to be found in a first cla--s Drug
Store.
TO PHYSICIANS
I ciro mr personal attention to tho careful
compounding of Prescriptions, and have for thit
department a tun supply ot too oest Ltictnicais
nnd Medicines that can bo found in tho market.
janS0-2m
Capital, One Million Hollars
enteupuiseImirance CO.,
OF
('IN (JINN ATI. OHK.
DIRECTOItS.
It. II. BISHOP, of R. M. Bishop Co.
THKO. COOK, President Chamber of Commerce.
JOSKPII 0. DUTLKIt, Pres't or larayette Bank.
IlUOn HcBIRNEY, of HngU McBlmy & Co.
L. K. HULL, of Addy, Hull & Co.
A. S. WINSLOW, of Winatow & Bmllh.
BUI03 SffltT, of Brigs Swift & Co.
(HIAKLE3 BULK, of C. Kllle U Oo.
0. M. BUCHANAN, of Buchanan & Co.
ADOIiPU WOOD, of Adolph Wood A Co.
JAMES S. WISE, NahTilJaJacket Couipny.
h. A HA BUIS, Mayor of Cincinnati.
TII03. SHERLOCK, 1'residi.Dt.
WM B. CAS3ILLY, Vice PresiJuiit.
Thin Company U now prepared to transact a gen
eral Fire and Merino iusuranisekusinus throngtiout
tbo State ot Tunnn-w.
it. IicNAlU, Agent.
Policies lisiiBd ou nrat-class Brick Dwellings fur
live years, at a material redaction on yeatly ratm.
epl4-8m D. A , B.
THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT.
Corner College uml Cnloii SlreetH.
Ra. THOMPSON WoL'LIi INFORM HIS
. frinds and thu pnbliL that lie lias Just fitted
up and openl an cbgnt Restaurant over his
Saloon, where geutUmi will And at all timet not
only the beet the home market aOUrJs, but alu 1U
Iiest of eieryibiug from a distance Having pru
cureil th serrirs of a first-rate cook, anil from my
leng experience in hotel business, I ftf I conflJeal ot
being alile to please nistoiners.
Hesli oysters received nsiiy crTu np 111 aoj
style
Freih (lame always on lisml
novl-ly
R. O. TII051PS0N, Proprieter.
Tho Sterne's Eiver Utility Works,
.llnrlri'csliorii, Tenn.
n. it. r. Spetf.
J. n. BAEI.V
MANDFACTURE LARGE QUANTITIES
of the finest o.ssible varieties of Rest Ce
dar Ware at Ihe lowest possible prices.
Also manufacturers nnd dealer in all kinds of
Carpenter- AVork and Rarrel', Ken. Hubs.
Spokes. Felloe. Shafts, etc. We make meroaml
better ware than any other factory, and hpe for
morcand better trade.
See fampleat Alarr'n Banking Office and Cham
ber of Commerce, and address
D.II.C. SI'ENCE.Sup't.
m Janl7-"m
THE SECOND
NATIONAL BANE,
OFt.NASHVlLLK.
College filreei, ieur IFiison,
Designated DejNsitary and Financial Avmt
of tho United &aU,
It is preparel to transact & resrnbtr banking
busiess, and furnish hxchane on
NEW YORK.
NEW ORLEANS.
.L0D13VILLK'. AlfD
UAvernment Securities, Gold and 3flrtr,bmjht
and si-ldun CommiiciioB.
JOHN LUM8DKN, President.
W. J. TU0.fAH Osuhier
oct2l-ly. ,
AGEXTS WANTED FOR
THK lim. LETTItKil. SfFSOHRS, ETC., OF
HON. ALE3LVXDER II. SI'EPIICNS,
BY HENRY CLEVELAND.
Late Edit .r of Aucwtd Ws.,) Catilutu.nnli.-t.
Send for Circulars and see our term;, and a
full description of the work. Address
NATIONAL l'l'ELISHING Cu .
fel.T-diwlm Atlanta, lia.
To
Ihe. Credllprrt C B.
McGnvooli Deceased.
nt i u u UDutMiv wivprcTra
t f J 1,J u . A iiviMUll
n,ree oi ine unancerr unan i ni
..larail nn On-Htibi-r 3il . IbsK. alt riaisaaalsH
the estate of D. T. MeGavook. di-'d.. tBt be
Cld is the ofliea of the Clork aasi Mssftartwi or
Mait the FIRST MONDAY IN APRTL xt.
or tbty will be forrer Mrrstl. . .
MORTOK B. HOWBLL.
feb-VlZw-wtaprl Clerk A .Master.
SAUCKt COWAV.
T.
ifiiirmnv
Kfitmlel
NO. 75.
I V BBAPSHAW.
3. A. HAXllt..
sale Dealers in - ;
PRESS G00DK -
llOSUiltY, ETOi
KiVlTKl) STATUS, ...
CLAIM A&ENC'Y
i .j.
M . . .A JiA . ,t . .
Pui-iuiiorejSowers Co;,
l"o. a.l Xorlb CHerry Ht.l
NAflUVllXE.:..
...'.'.'..TENN
I ..
TK ARh3 PRHPARKD TO' 000LKCT
I ? Claims ui'mt the United SUtdj.Gsveru.
ment for prnpbrty tnken'ddrtng thVwSr.
Whether Receipted fo or Not."'..
1 Onr facilities for .
V. Collecting' Bounie'1
granted under the various acUfit CongreM aroo.
a character to,
INNiritF. T1IRIK rfPEF.IlY VAYllh.KT.
. . i
Soldiers and all others entrusting their claima
in our hands are a5u-d that they will rrceTa
oint .host 'AUKriTi, attention.
A. me tuber f our firm U located, in. Washing-;
ij(. uuii in ruiisiiiiii. riiiniuuuu'uiiun wiia
'.ue, wriou DepartuienLs of the Government,
and hi extensive extierience in the collection ot
ol'ilui enables him tiprfc!ieul-, with
IMtOMPT.VFSS AND lUSVA'lY'll,
any business enlrusted to our charge.
Give us a call. nnvS-3Hi
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
09
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M
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J3
B
P
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03-
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND'
x- haver ,ateties. Jewelry,, Clocks, etc.-,, a
reasonable prices. Every article warranted as"
,reprenteil. KKfAlltlNU dene welland w4th
K. M KJGEItS.
dee3m No. a-24 Worth-iOhtirrr
1806...
1887.
ii
XASHVILLE,
iEW
CAIRO,
ORLEANS
AM)
Tri - Weekly Packet Line.
'HE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL-
Iswiria sattndid l'Mnir Packets. iMrioic
Nashville Junog tb season as follow J -tTTRONB,
Tom. IUrhow, MsMr, Iuhtm THRS
DAYS.ut lit o'clock M.
NASIIVILLE.WirtT.'ftHju, Muster, leaves Nsh
villa THURSDAY, at 12osrlkM.
TALISMAN, Capt. Stroke, leave? Nhvitle
SATlRDAYivat Wfl'eliwk.M. .
The abuve simmers will commsnce tbir rt
trips on the nrst opeuluK of naTl)(ntiou In the Oamsa
heiland river, ami coutinue to run rerulrlr
throitgbont tho bustness season, as jiev abaw stttfo-'
lie. Jlakiug cum cinmecllou at Cairo with tUr
nlur packets for HI Lonlt. Memphis ami Nsw Or'
leans , Issuing through Tikts ts PsssenAirs, ami,
Kiving through Bills of Lading for Freights to tlw
above cities, auu all avallalw way uBillDgs,
atthn
very lowest rates. Every oflort will lie maJe b
v
tlw
l) llicer s and Agent of this line to render it rllaMs
and deserving llie patronage ot Shippers aad tha
traveling ruiiiic.
uoiiuiwi r ,t uoiu, specitii Aifents,
No. 21 Front street. Upper Whart Nashville, Tuu.
.eplliiu .
PTjANTEKS' BANK WTES;
f N ACCORDAN0K WITH AN AOT OF TUB
1 Luitiilulure ot reniiafiee. uunsed December
lt!th. IS5. entitled rm act "To expedite theifB"
tributmnot the effects ol Ranks, which have Br
mav make alignments nmonif their creultori.
notice is hereby given t the bolder af thenetas
Ot THK i'LA.STEK.V fiANC or IKKXES9SE to lilB
them with the undeniirnrd, at Ibe Hank in Nti
villc, between now and the Ut day of January,
eiihteen hundred and -dxtr-nlne. (1SW.) and re
ceive certificates tbemfor. or they will be terever
barred Iruin uuy parti-'ipntlon in Ihe B"ets ot
the Rank, ihe certitjeatee will oe ratsived
tT par in pament nf debts due tbo llank.
whether temlerdl)efiiriir alter Ihe lit of Jana
urv.l&W. D. UEAVKR. Ttu'tee.
( ileczvjtn
'Memphis AvalancboaiMlKndxville Whig copy
three months and fendbift Mr. Wc4vCR.
IsAW IMUTNEItSIIII.
JiiDGK JOHNS. 1JRIKN .t JNO. C. BliRCH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
mi. (it ciir.HitY STiiRirr.
LOCK BOX e
nnv2i-3m
NAS11VILLK, THNN.
9100 to $250 per Month.'
WANTim, AGENTB KYKRYWUBttH.
Male ami Female, to sell the tlriiulue
Improvi'il 'inimiini-N'iiHi- I'miilly Hew.
Hi); .linciiuif. rrice only I3. itils .icwno
will Mich, hem, fell, tuck.buul, iullt, brahl, and
embroider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even alter every fecund Mitsh is- eut. Every tn'
oliine warranted three year. Send for circulars
DliUW Jc MoEATHRON.
Manufacturers' Southern AeenM.
dec-tra Lettiettfle. Kr.
Look Out for Urealvers !
ONE AND
DONT YOU SEH THAT WE ARE SUR
rounded by Fast Men, Fast Horses, Fast
Tbeii i it not POLICY U take out an
ATIIK.r I.MNIIKANOH IOI.Mnr,
which Kiiaraatee to the a'sured 83,00(1 in rase
of death csued bT any kind of an accident, or
in case of injury,
$J2C.OO icr Week
eorapentarfrm fur a (ieriit aM tn erreed twesity
tix week.i tor any uue iiijury. Sua'U a Folicy can
be nbtalned ofthe
Southern Life Insurance Co,.
OF MEMPHIS, TENN., "
an the-foHowiswr terms One day 5r; tw days
Sue; ttireedayi four daya $1 00; five days
il 2r ten days thirteen day 0 m- fifteen
day ii -l twesty dsys Jl bU; thrily days (A
tw.) months S4 ish three months tl 00; twelvi
months J7 (V. All of ibe above mentioned Pid
Icim aud Tick(' ean be seeurad at a mmnt'
notice ftooi any Railroad TTcket Office in the
siL. mt et swr lf tsse prtneipol Rallrad. Ule&et
Ottrssi tkrimitb.iiit the entiie9'Uth. Afro at Ne.
6 NHb etierry , Nassirille, TenrwotJiM
FRANK. K PF.RRIV
ileriS-Sta (len'l Agent S. L. lui. W.
GARDEN SEEDS.
MtiEffillL,
iUM it 1
Mk(i
MS rears 'estah'liAed lnN. Y"flr."'
Only infallible remedikwsw .
firnorr.ini PalaAti,
' Nt)t danirerans tit lha Tnliaiin
3&" Rats etime out of their hefci t
Cottars " Rat
Roach, &a, iEzttrma
Is a raste-u5eil for RM,. H,fit,,
iiluck and Rut Antt, f-r., pe. -
'ICostar's" Betl-Bog Exterminator '
: U a. liquid or wash uiedite da-try, and
alW as a preventive for Bfi:Upg4, dm. ,
' Cottar's " Electric Powder for fnck
I for Mitk Mimmitoft. tests. tr-J'.u i
liijeftl OH
-a-nrBtw-ARK'tU of ai
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lit nrlLlui tnU.lt
n- See that "CnaVaV's lfa'S'T-'r
Bettle. and Flask, beferiy?n'bnr.
hafssA(siu..iLrtsk
3r Address,
MMMtnK K. UWI'Alt,
S- Hold ia Nashville. TeBa3' Broadwftr'
N. Y.
- By
And i
,11 DruggisU aad Retailew everywhere.
S. r-L t i
O S T A R ' S"
cklebrated - '
BUCKTHORN SALVi,
For Ciita, Burns. Bruises, Wound;' BHr, Oan
ceni. Broken Breasti. Sore Nipplea, .Bleedlwr.
Blind and Painful Piles: Serofuloa', Putrid and
ill-conditioned Sores: I'lcerj. Glandular Swell
nif,''.I''ruption.s.Cutaneeus Affoctioim, Ringworm.
Itch, Corns, Bunions. Chilblains, Ac; Ohappei
Uand., fjip.s, ic. ; Bites of Spiders, loseeU.
Animals. Ac. Ac.
- Bfflxena5 cls no cln nnd gl mlzee.
S Sold by all Druyvints everywhere.
ar And by 1IBNRT R. COOTiAH, Depot
UIUIUHH), 1.
- And by-
Naehville, aTn.
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HNIVBRSAL .
COKN SOLVENT,
Fur Corns, Bunions, Warts. 4c.
f- Uoxph, S3 ols.. HO CIB., nu(18l lzet;'
ITrandway, is. Y. ; - . . . j. ,
And by- itasssviXe, Tean.-
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FREPARATIOM Ot ''t
Bitter-Sweet and Orange
Diussoms
TOR MEAimrTINS THE OOUrLCXIM
lf-e.1 ti, Soften aad BeeMiV tge Si
move treeklee. 1'imple. HrasssVaswAsb
, re- .
4- lIoUlfH, M.
Sld by all Dri
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COUGH REMEDY,
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W Owafei. CeWs, HtareneAi,. S6rfi-Thrati
X ' ' , H? v??uj ' AUlM
Dleae of the THwat aad Lunssu .
3U Bottles. 2R ct.;. ci anj gl
n- bum iy all Unrtmt everywhere.
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CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS:
A VS I VERSAL. DINNER PILL
FurNtrnmii nJ iiiak HeaJaehe. Cuatlranaii
lodrscsitiim. Dr!epi BfJurtei, CoAtnpi
tUn. Dwrrhsa, c'elies. CbilU, ,evrt.. and isss-.i,
wl dHva'tsXaeflt of the Diyeitlve Ort&M.
sj- 12 . 3 ets.. wf., ana ji stte.
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