Nashville union and dispatch. [volume], March 01, 1867, Image 3

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T H ECI TY.
Tub Keyrnu-Bit..u The bill to amanil
the revenue laws of the city, which iiel
both board. bQhe City Council lttft ntglit,
and in iiowh. law, will be found in another
column. McrciHmts, banker awl broker
will not tail te rmd it.
La:r n the Tablk. The relttlHn
aiitlioriiHiiK the Governor to negotiate with
reference t tin? pttrcbasw nf the Bank of
Tenne buiWIng, wit laid ob the table
in the HtMise yesterday, by a very empbatir
vote.
Ax iMrosroit. A dispatch from Chioago
aftyft tlwt a man namad Ogden, who lias
bew palming himself off there for peveral
davs tlw Superintendent of the Loiiis-
vifle and Naativiile railroad, and dead
heading himself Vwwrally, was arreted as
a common wi!MiM;r.
ChiLBRRN ami infeut htw, of the finest
tjHahly and large aasertrnent, at the rash
ville Slioe Store, No. 74 North College t
feb24-lm M. Mohoanstkrk.
Ji'
The Bbbktwood Amok Cask. Thia
caw, whiab had Won In tngr several
day before 'Squirt Patterson, Brien and
Cswety, wa eonelnded ! evening. W.
P. flnnninaUaw wis bound over o the next
tt-rm of the Criminal Court, and the other
prisonera were debarred. Col. Hill, of
Franklin, r the dofcimc, and Mr. Jonw,
for the iCHttn, oonclwled the discus
sion .
The grealwt variety and the best quality
of cn(0mffiade jdiow, rniMing of Ladieri'
and Mfcwea glove kid Csngrem gaiter and
balraoral flitoe, ami ride lace, can be had
at the Kathville iShoe Store, Ifo. 74 North
College stt, at low prices.
ffblM-llU M. MoFtflANSTF.RN.
Thk hnavy raina yeterdy made afl'uiw
on the wharf rather dwll. Large quanti
ties of corn were there covered with tar
paulin, and fear were entertained that
wine of It would be damaged. The corn
from tfft NMhriUe was rrioil by tWfe
roloresT laber tip the keep wharf and
deposited safely in a warehouse. There
ww no discount on the efficiency of those
negroes ami it wan pleasant Kvolwerve the
heartfgood IihW thatfprevaileil amongst
Ihem.
Tin: Hnderwigned having just returned
frMfl the ISast, takifi plea'Hire to inform the
public in general llt lie Inw replen'wliod
his Here witk the tWHt anrefnlly soleole!
stock of twtnm-made boot and lne,
which hr will tell low for cash.
M. MOHOAM8TKRK,
Nashville Shoe Store, No. 74 North Col
lege t reel. fft24-lm
lrireellii; of tin Niirome Conrl.
Nahhvilt.e, February 28, 1867! Court
met thk day pursuant to adjournment, all
the jiidgas lxnng present.
IJ. Wlillteniore, H ., n. A. Whit
temore. 1iy Jittlge Slwckelford. Hill
(Htimiltried.
W. H. Moure r. John L. Ashby. 15y
Judge Hawkins. Decree reversed and bill
dimiiwed. ,
V. W. Woodfolk i. J. M. Mown, el. ml.
liv Jinlge Milligan. Decree affirmed.
The court has been engaged tluring the
day in hearing the fqmly cane.s of the
ninth cirruit uon the firntcallof the
docket. - .
J. . Frazhr, Clerk.
Tilt: only plane to get a superior qualify
if cnfrtom-mtMle Imnte and sliee U at the
.NafdmIleSbM8torw.No.74 North Collage
i . cneaj ftw man. M. MoMOAMtrMnK.
leWM- H
Rboorir' Ooukt, Fell. 28. 1W Tn
r, creating nniae, ooela. , ,
MarnM jrarding, keeping rertatiraiit
witlient lleonoe, aeoU.
Julin Fieher, diwtrdorly, $10 and W.
TlKHnw Smith, drunk on Mreet, $50 and
Sallie Wilkinton, diwrderly, $25 and
jronro Talbert, dieorderly, $25 and
coMn.
Emma Battle, dkmrderly, $5 and costs.
Wb. h, dinordorly, $0 and oostP.
Win. Rtiwtort; fert ilnving, oots.
National Chmeteriisun Tksnmkk.
In the UniHe o Repreuentalive, yester
day, the bill ceiling over to the United
State full jHriftdiction and control over the
national cenieteriort in thi State, paawd it
second reading. It is proposed to have it
a law before the cloe of the present session.
The nnmlier of thew cemeteries in Tennes
see, and a close estimate of the Federal
dead lwrieil in them will In? funnd in the
following tig wren :
Memphis, twonty-five acre, alout 22.000
grave. The dead from Columbus, Ken
tucky, to Helena, Arkansas, along the Mis
iippl, are gathered here. Corinth has
ine of twentv acres, containing about 6,000
Pittehnrg Landing, twelve acres and
4,000 graves. This contains the dead
from up and down the Tennewsee river.
I ort Dotieleon, twenty acre and :$,600
gave, containing the dead of that field end
all along the Cumberland !elnw Na?hville.
Nashville, mxIv-Iwo new, 18,000 graven.
This tontiiiH the liodies from many hos
pitals and a wide region of country. Stone
Hiver, Hixleen acres and nearly 5,000
Kravea. Chattanooga, seventy-five acres
and nearly 1000 grave. Knoxville, fmr
acres awl S.OTO graves.
(HMSj tifja and youths' custom-made
pegetl and newed loots and gaiters, at the
Nashville Shoe Store, 74 North College
street. M. MoRQANTrrRN.
feUl-lm
commrkokmibct kxkrtisrs r t1ih
1Ii:ihoai. Depahwieut of thf. Usiveh-
siw or Nahvii.i.F- -- Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather, Masonic
Hall wm filled last eveningwitha largeand
select andlawv to witne" the oonrfement
il the degreeol Doctor of Medieinenpon the
jMndnates oftltM inntitution, and tohearthe
adilmwoHlkeomieiiHi. Kilty-six gentlemen
were reeMted with diplomas. 1 liey rep
i.HMWtMl the Steten of Tenniwe, Ken-
tnckv, Alabama, (uorgia, ami Minsis
sippl. The vahilictorv address of Dr.
John W. MertOH, Jr., to h'w fellow gradu
ates was a rlia4e -nd eloquent eflhrt that
eli.-Ued freHent applaHie. On the iart of
(he Faculty, the vming pliyeician were ad
lresed bvl)r. Tlios. Menes. of thn city.
Dr. M.'a remark were forciWe, ami -hodit
HHich wblisnie oohhW t the
Reuflemen )M enJerfiM: the fWn of life
medical HTifiMion. His exhortation to
uaiiaitiu ihediwnitv ami liomH- of the call-
ing, and devote thenMolvtM with wmiduky -j
. the cetHs, was ai times truly eioqwni.
The exercise closed a MtceeesAil .sessimi,
ami we tnwt the TniversUv may ctnitinne
lo ttenrtait mmI iiu-reaae.
Laimi' Sue chU Oongresa gailern.
Ioi44a' ftee gkve kid Congeea gair.
Idia' gloee kid and morneo Mm.
Lndiy gioTe Irid antl moroeo me leee,
at tne NaalivMW Miee Store, No. 74 Noth
i allege ateeet. M. MonoANsrKRx.
febii-1m
A Noww (Yhmvmak ax i Pcbuc
LroTPRKR Hiy f " Brown's llfuehial
Troche " : " In all my lecturing ton.
I pwt TrocJte in4o my onet bj m rH
larlr m T do Urtnrwi or linen PnWic
aneekert, Tecalieta. awl nil other who ex
ercise the voice, ekould never Ml of nting
the TrocW Tliev Mtrpww nil ether pe
pnnittoM hi deering and stretUiijlhe
voice, removing hoenesp, allaying irri
tation of the tbront, ami as a cagn remedy
are pre eminently the beet.
oh noil MAlinticry.
NewMire ami Jlagaunee, ftr sale by J no,
Tort:, M Union . j i
Jew reemved, tne lergmt nut net
LmImI atoek of imrtem-mene ilioes. of aH
md, at nV Xaekvfile Stne 9wr, No.
RrtV Onliege ateeet, eneener tlnm ever.
.Miiulclpul.
HOARD OF ALDBUMKN.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Aldermen convened last evening, President
Cheatham in file chair, and Seven meniLerw
present,
Thefidlowing bill looking to the protec-
lion of iropertj on the city wharves, passed
its lliinl reading.
Be it enacted hy the City tWrilof Nash
ville; That hereafter it shall be unlawful
for idle boya and youths lo congregate on
the public uharvesof the city, aiut lying,
playing, or running over freights stored
thereon.
It shall be unlawful for any ptrMti to be
guilty ol vuiting the citv wharves and
railroad depots, and cutting" thesacbs hold- l
ing grain, ami stealing the grain therefrom;
no such pereone shall gather around the.
trrin rUl. iuW irii.n nf crafWma nn
thewaemeom or ether grain, unless per
mkfion is Krantel by the owner of such
gram. Any person nttending against the
provisions ot the above sections shall pav a
fine of from one to fifty dollars, anil where
the offender is eon&idered by the Recorder
trio young to punish by imprisonment in
the workhouse, the parent or guardian of
such offender shall be responsible for the
fine, unless such parent or guardian shall
prove that they could not prevent the
offense.
orrr ihsprnsauy.
The bill establishing a City Dispensary,
and providing for a Health Insp ctor,
passed its third reading.
THE REVENUE Iin.I..
The Revenue bill, after some alight dis
cussion, was passed on its third reading.
A resolution was adopted appointing a
special committee to investigate all matters
connected with the re-nurahering of the
streets.
Adjourned until next regular meeting,
in convention.
Both brandies met in convention for the
purpose of electing three night policemen.
lhe lollowing i&rties were nominated:
Jims. Miller. E. D. Eubanks. J. C Che-
naull, Joseph Long,Thos. StevensotjJohn
Kellev, Wm. Burton, II. Carter, JnorSmith,
James Duckworlii, G G. Wvatt, Geo. W.
Dale, James Monroe, Jhos. Houston, P.
Wateotw B. HieginCotham. E. Nagle. S.
Slarkoy, L. Hoffman, B. M.Rawley, N.C.
Ygugn, J. Phillip, K. M. Scott, P. Minton.
Tn the first ballot, H. Carter was elected,
having received thirteen votes.
The second ballot resulted in no election,
the highest number cast lieing for Long,
Who received nino votes. The names of
Itawley and Garner were here withdrawn.
J 11 the third ballot, i-iong received twelve
votes and was declared dulv elected.
The fourth ballot resulted In no eleciiou,
Houston received nine vnte, the highest
minuter cost.
Ji; the fifth lis! lot Houston was elected.
having received thirteen votes.
lhe convention then dissolved.
CMM0N COUNCIL.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the Common Council met last night, Presi
dent Cotton in the chair, and thirteen
member? present.
FROM THE MAYOR.
communication from the Mavor was
received notifying the Couucile of a vacan
cy in the police force on account. of the
resignation 01 Messrs. augn, JUggen
Itotham and Kelly.
(I EN. boye.
While in convention President Cheatham
introduced to the Council Gen. Boyle, who
made a brief addrcss.recoromending the ex
fCnson of the Edgefield and Kentucky rail-
rorid.
AI.LDtlEII UNJUST FINIS UY THE RKTORDRR.
The Com man Council havintr resumed
Ihhiiiwh, Mr. Walsh, from a select com
mittee, subiiililed a reitort, embracing
voluminoiM ileeiimenls, rtM-ardini; the al
leged tinjiiftt fine-i imposed by the ltecorder
on ccitaiu merctiantn 01 the city, on ac
count of the non renewal ol licensee. After
aoree discuswon -as 10 the proniiety of re
ferring the whole matter back to the com
mittee, nn the ground that the Recorder
had not bad time to defend hiintelf before
the committee, the matter wars sent back
by vote of seven to sir.
THE REVENUE BILL.
On motion of Mr, Rhea the regular
business was suspended for the purpose of
taking np the revenue bill. Appended is,
the bill, which passed three readings, and
is now the law.
Sec 1. That hereafter all persons doing
atmereanlile business of any kind within
the citv of Jsasliville, shall obtain license
irom me necoruer ueiore or ai me nine 01
beginning such business, paying therefor
the tees lieretolore charged; and in lieuol
the per centum tax heretofore charged shall
pay in advance, one per cent, upon the
oapital invested, or agreed or determined
to be invested 111 such business during the
ensuing year, to be used in the purchase of
goods, or in making advances on goods or
prodHce or lor any other purpose whatever
connected with mich business. Provided
that no wholesale merchant, or storage re
ceiving or forwarding merehant or commis
sion merchant, shall pay a lees sum than
one hundred dollars, and no retail merchant
a less sum than five dollars.
Sec. 2. Every merchant shall, on taking
out license, give to the Tier-order bond anil
good resident security in the wmi of not
more than one thousand or less than titty
lollars in the discretion ot the necorder,
payable lo the Mayor and City Council,
conditional that he will at the end of one
vear from the issuance of said license, or
on quitting business under a sworn state
ment of anv additional capital (not in
cluding profits) invested in his business
during said term, and pay aUhe rate of
one per cent, per annum tax thereon ; and
also for all goods sold 011 commissions dur
ing the said term : and for the payment of
an additional tax thereon, winch snail lie
at the rate of one mill on the dollar.
Sec. 3. The sale on commission of ar-v
tides manufactured and produce raiseU inj
this State, and articles boueht of licensed!
merchants of this city, shall not be taxable!
iimloi tlir. t irntMaamia nf tin nltnra spftl inn
but all others shall be.
Sec 4. Licenses may be transferred in the
following manner: The party to whom
the original license was issued shall, with
the transferree, apply to the Recorder, and
under the account required in the bond,
py any tax chargeable thereon; where
upon tile Recorder shall cancel snid bond,
and issue a new license for one year to the
transferee, as in the case of an original
license, and taking bond as in such case,
and giving credit to said transferee for the
proportionate jwrt or the tax paid in ad
vance on the time unexpired 011 the license
cancelltMl. Special licenses other than
such as are provided for above mav be
transferred, the Recorder giving credit on
the new licenmtYor the unexpired time mi
the old. And the new license may be for
the unexpired time or for one year. The
i 1 if .. r .. :.. ...1...
lieeose.
Sec. T. The Recorder shall in every case
reoiiire a sworn statement of the amount of
capital to be employed.
JSoc. t. License may ie reneweo ny com-
nlviwr witli the terms hikh which the
original license ww issncd, and otherwise
uhmi the same terms as original licenses.
The amount of capital shall lie re-stated
each veer.
Sec. 7. Themme license shall ntilhoriie
the nobler la eel 1 at wholesale and to do
a receiving, storage, forwarding or cow
mission business ; and the bolder of Mich
license mav also sell at retail. Bnt a re
tail liretwe' shall not authorise the holder
to sell at wholesale, or on ommiion in a
wholemle wny, or to do a receiving, stnrage
or forwarding l)inarw.
Sec. S. Anv imun. Nrm or association
not havine a remilar licensed hoote ot
o o . .
imsinens in tliis city, and doing a receiving
and lnrwarding Imi sines, shall otitatn u
cen from tbe Recorder, Mying therefer
iwo nunareo dollars and te.
Sec. . Seciiow X 4, 5, and 14 of oh a Her
4.1 of the City Deet of IS6 are herebr
hhiiihi ami repealed.
Sec- 10- Chapter 2C of tint said DijnM
is hereby matiifitid no m to mmit tbe fines
tlierein provided for, from one to fifty fol
iar, as in the jndfment of the Recorder
may seem to be Jnet in view of the appa
rent fanii, ovmtught or miefortnne of (be
offender. And the Recorder shall be
autMoriced w fine entirely ia epsm of neen
liar mvewiti or where in , bit opinion
there mm been ne mwH nn tbe nertrnf the
Sec 11. Manufacturers buying for manu
facturing purposes, and personR buying
goods in the city for shipment to other
markets, tdiall Hot be taxed therefor as
merchant.
Sec. 12. This nrt ilmll nnt he construed
' lo cj'ange or affect the laws on the subject
of tippling, or of celling goods by sample
or representation.
Sec. 13. Steamboat agents and the agents
of railroad companies, other than the pro
per officers of railroads terminating at this
city, shall nay a privilege tax of $25 per
annum, and fees, and a separate privilege
tax Khali be paid for each roait represented.
Sec. 14 Express companies transporting
goods, etc., to distant points, snail pay an
annual tax of $300 and fees, besides the
tax on vehicles.
, 15. Bankers and exchange brokers
"haM obtain license from the Kecorder.pay-
J'g-llie uual feesland one percent, upon
I the capital stock or capital invested per
annum, and the present tax on brokers is
hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. Persons coming voluntarily to
obtain or renew license within ten days of
beginning busines-s or the expiration of
license, shall not be subject to fine. Per
son not having license to do business, and
fro required under the provisions of this
act, shall apply for the same within ten
davs.
This act shall take effect from its passage.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
Before 'Squire Wilkinson. E. Chil
dress, arreeted on a charge of stealing a
watch and chaiti from Sandy Cockrill, was
discharged, yesterday, the evidence failing
to sustain the charge.
Robert Bradford, arretted for Mealing
goodij from W. R. Singleton, was commit-
ted for trial at the next term of the Crimi
nal Court.
Victoria Collins and Alice Breathitt, ar
rested at lhe instance of Easter Johnson,
w ho charged them with purloining sundry
household articles, were discharged, the
matter having been compromised.
Matthew Jeffries was up on a charge of
larceny, having stolen a mule from Archie
iraynes, of W illiamson. The mule was
found at a livery stable where the negro
was trying to sell him, and turned over to
the representative of the owner. It appears
that Jeffries was an escaped jail bird. He
had been imprisoned at Columbia for steal
ing bacon, and transferred thence to the
jail of Marshall county. There he was
bailed, a farmer going his security and
taking him home to work for him. But
this didn't jsnit Matthew, and, after one
day'a work, he absconded, turning his face
towards .Nashville, the negro Zion. io fa
cilitate his travel, as he passed through
Williamson, he stole the mule, which he
found ready saddled and bridled. A re
ward of SI 00 was offered for his apprehen
sion by the sheriff of Marshall. W. R.
llavnes, who captured him, not only car
ried off the mule, but the reward.
Pt'TTiNii Uf Pork "The Cause."
During the winter, about the season of pork
packing, one of the tled a constituent of
and voter for Sam. Arnell came to Nash
ville and purchased ten hogs. Having
put them on the cars, he anticipated fine
times enjoying spare-ribs, back-bones, sau
sages, etc., after their arrival at Columbia.
But he was disappointed. The swine did
not come to time the cars arrived, but the
pork didn't. The ten hogs, to come to the
point, had been stolen. Mr. Radical made
the best of a bad matter, kept quiet, but
wltji his eyes open to discover the thief,
or thieves. No very great while elapsed
before he began to "smell a rat" that is lo
ssy( to get a clue to the whereabouts of his
pork. Indications pointed to a brother
Radical as the guilty party, and after de
liberation be determined to charge him
with the theft. Accoidingly he sought
tiiiA out, and th following dialogue oc
curred i
Rndical No. 1. I have --.omethinir very
-her jous to say to you.
Radical No. 2. EhJ What is it?
Radical 'No. 1. You stole my pork.
Radical No. 2. That is serious ; bnt its
false, too.
Radical No. 1. Come, now, don I put on.
Yon know von stole it ; and I have- the
proof.
Radical JNo. lhe deuce you have.
Well, what of it ?
Radical No. 1. Why, I will prosecute
yon if yon don't give it'tip or pay for it.
Radical No. 2. Now, I'll iust tell you
the truth ; I didn't get all of it. I got
but nine of the hogs, and I don t think you
ought to proecnle me, if we can compro
mise.
Radical No. 1. D -n compromise. I
want my pork, or the money.
Radical No. 2. If you were to prose
cute me, ttwuliln't it hurt the cause t We are
both Radicals, wouldn t the Rebs. rejoice
Of course a Rebel jury would send rue to
the penitentiary ; hut that wouldn't give i
yon the meat, but it would hurt the cause. j
Radical No. 1. I hadn't thought of that.
I don't want to hurt the cause. !
Radical No. 2. Well, then, let's settle J
lhe matter. I will give you the lard I
made, and all the meat I have left, and Ton !
say nothing more about it. )
Radical No. 2 Well for the good of the ,
cauif, I'll do it.
So our Radical pork-buyer got back a 1
part ot Ins loss, and the "cause was saved
in Maury.
The remaining hog was traced to another
Rail, who paid up, and again the "cause"
averted a prosecution. Great is the cause
great is its head, the renowned . U.
Moses and great are its representatives in
Maury.
THOS. WAIN. '
.lOS. WALKER.
W A I. K E It,
W A I ' V
Succewra to
W ATKKF1 E I, D A- W A L K E R,
1
PEAI.EK9 IN
HATS, CAPS,
A.vn
I. A OIKS' r IT ICS,
WILL CARRY ON THE BUSINESS AT
the old stand, where they will he plecd
to meet all the old friend and a many new
one a will cull on thctu.
WAIX A WALKER.
jon9.tr sr. pum.u: ho.i;akk.
SEWANEE HOUSE
COLLEGE STREET,
(Between Union and Church.)
NASH VI I.I.K Tr.NNENHKi:.
T. HARRINGTON, Propriator.
jan'jn-Sm
IJ- KOIIATREK,
ASSISTED BV
Mil. K. W. MOUU.VX,
H
AS REMOVED HIS LARUE AND ELE
,Bt Mk of moors ami niii
1 b North Market to
Irom
NO.- (new number UNION NTIUIET,
Where he will be tlead to te hit aid friends
and a ffeoerous puulic. He intend! keeping the
httt ttoek nf Ool, hik! at ft' low rates as any
remlarbo in tbeeily. r rouvtref
E. W- MOROAN de?ires to see his old friends
at hi new place of bu-ine. particularly his
many laUr friend!. jan33-lm
f .1 .
NOTICE OF IHSSOLCTION.
MVHE PARTNERSHIP HERErOFoRE EX
I iitinc b(wfi the undersized, under the
nmo of JOHN MORROW SON. ha been
dumlrad by mutual ecnswnt. Wm. II. Morrow
b&MlMM wiH herfter be eondaeted bv
JaiM Mrfow, under tbe former firm twae, and
)a wiM mMet all dcbti due the trm, and
.urn oH libilitis. Said dolution to date
rroF-H,.ryi.i. J0NM0RR0W
WM. H. MORROW .
Nafer1ll. Feb. 21. ftbiS-lw
ROBERT L. CARTJTHERS, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.NASJHVILI.B. TBNN
rFFTCIi 0VHR THE UiiiwrAiik, au
W JMatag 0:
rOtnitheii UMfter.
TiMBpt at
given to fhe
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cattan at
Wain: 1,
decR-Ea
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Y011 can Buy the best quality ef Cumber
land Coal of J. (7. Roach, at $5 !W per load (17
bob eU,) delivered. No. 24 North Cherry street
two doors from tbe .Maxwell House. - &
rfeb24-tf
A t'nril 10 Invalids. A clergyman, while
: II - r. . -T if--
ii-OTuiug in oouiu miirnra in a inuiiiinnr. ui.-
covered a safe ami simple remedy fur the cure
of Kerrous Weakness, Karly Decay, Disease of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, ami the whole
trairi of disorders brought on by baurful and
vicious linljit. Oren numbers biive been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the iifHirted ami unfortunate, I will send
the recipe for preparing and uing thi medicine,
in a scaled envelope, to any one who need it,
F8KE of Ciurqc Address
' - Joseph 'i IsuAs.
Station D, DiMe IIue, Sew York qity, .
fel.H-3m
Trench Ilrollu-rs, Kj. 3 Broad street,
continue to pell their large stock of Iron, Na1l.
Bolts, Nutts, Washers, Hinge-", Vice. Anvcl,
Gum Packing, Hoes, Traea Chain?. Steelyards,
etc. Our Tennessee Iron, Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows, Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars price $3.10 each,
and a platform track scale. 2.3 feet, capacity Cil
tons. price$t50. febS-tf
As iligiUe front portion of an office on Church
rtreet, in tbe Maxwell Houe. can be obtained
hy applying at thii office, or at No. 79 Church
street, next door to the Masonic Hall. fehltf
To Slurry or not lo Marry? Wht
Not ? Seriouj Reflections for Young Men, in
Esf ays of the Howard Asrociation, on the Phj?l
olog ;nl Error. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance of Nature's Laws, in the first age of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. Dr. J. Scn.i.l.v Hocqhtos,
Howard AsiSoiation, Philadelphia. Pa.
Jan. l.r-Tm
Ncllltisr On I at New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries. Wines, Brandiw, Havana and Do
mestic Ciiara. pAsnoi.Fist A- Riva,
janlO 12 North Cherry treet.
Huchi'lorN HnlrKllyeli-Thls plendld'
Hnlr Dye is the bet in the world. The only
rue and perfect Due Harmless, Reliaffle, In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No. ridicu
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the ill effects of Bad Due. Invigorates tho hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. lialchelor. All others are
mere imitations, and should be avoided. .Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. ' 'Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. de'29-ly
To Consumptive". Tho Advertiser, bar
ing been restored to health In a .few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers tho means of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the di
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will Gnd a sube Cuuk rou Consuuptiox,
Asthma, Bbokchiti3, 4c. The only object of
tbe advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and sproad information
which be conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oct23-ly
LEA & PERRINS
CELKBRAIED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,,
PRONOUNCED
BY
COX.VOIMtUti'H
KXTUArr
of a Letter from a
MEDICAL GEN
.TLEMANnt Mad
ras, to his brother
at Wobcest r,
x icci
TO BK THK
"ONLY GOOD SUJCE"
and applicable t.i
livory Vm-lety
or
IIISH.
"...4 411UJ, iAJi,
nns that their
SAl'CE
is highly esteemed
in India, ana is, in
my opinion, the
most palatable as
well ua tho most
wholesome SauCB
that is made,"
Thn Ml AT'
of this most delicious and unrivaled.
condiment having caused many unprincipled
ilea
OU'
dealers to apply tno name to sruuioca
povnds, the i'UULIU 13 kespectfui.lt ana EAR
nkstIt requested to sea that thenames of LEA 4,
PERRINS aro upon tho WKAPPER. LABEL,
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manufactured by
LEA i PERRINS. Worce5te-.
JOHN DUNCAN'S NONS.
New York, Agents for the United States.
octl8 lyini
SAMPLES AND PRICES
STONE'S 11 IV Kit
UTILITY WORKS.
Red Cedar Wooden Ware,
Hut'lxelH, Pails. Ete.
ALSO.
PITTSBUR Gr
t- ros
GLASS,
For Grocers and Druggists.
Sample and Price List at ray Omce. i'liftni
ber l Cuiiunprce Rnumv.
GEO. F. AKER9,
feU9 tf COMMERCIAL BROKER.
PXIOIV RANK NOTES.
WANTED, 875.000 UNION BANKNOTES
or CerliCcates ofDeposit, for which 90
cent in the dollar will be paid, if delivered at
the Bankini? House of the National Savings
Company within the next thirty days,
febit-lw THOS. S. MARR. Pres't.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL
RE-OPENED.
rpiIIS POPULAR FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IS
X now open for the reception of guests, at
8:i BO per day.
.1. It. WINBOURN, Proprietor.
feb21-lm Late of City Hotel.
FOR RENT.
r HUE
BUILDINO KNOWN
A THE
1 Brewery, in North Nashville, on Jefferson
street, with a large lot and stabler.
.IAMBS WHITWORTII. Or.
F. R. CHEATHAM,
de.-27-tf No. 87 North Cherry street.
Drs. Cullender & Bnist,
JIIAXWKI.I. HOr.SR NO. 70,
(Next door to Masonic Hall,) - A
fel3-3m CHURCH STREET."
HOARDING.
rilWO NICE ROOMS. WITH BOARD. IN A
X small raraily. may be had by npplyliir nt No.
It Summer etreet, a few doors South of Church.
feblVLV
NOTICE.
PERSONS HAVINU CLAIMS
A LL
uirninat lhe, puilnfp of Wm. I. Drake, do-
ceaseil. will present them, properly authenti
cated, as prewrilied by law, or the- will be for
ever barred.
feb24-4t .1. B. DRAKE, Adm r.
AT IT AGAIN.
M. 0. SULZBACHER,
WHttLBSAl.S AM) RETAIL BBiLES N
Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
('lKTirt, Tlnrro, rijptlufN, Etc.,
No. 13 North Market Street, bet.
Church and Union,
NASHVILLE - TENNESSEE.
TN CALLING TOUR ATTENTION TO THE
X above card, I would respectfully notify you
that I have jut recaived, and have now on band,
a eeeaplet ttock of Fresh FHinily Orocerie.
Wine. Liquors, Cigars. Tobaccoptc, etc., aad
all articlw to be found in a well resulated ttore.
Having all farilitios to procure the best tend
rheapet good in market, I ofer to my friftnds
and patrons such iodoceaieaU u will make it to
their advantaze to anil Kt examine my stock
and pnea before aakniK their purchases else
where. Thankful lor paat patronace, I solicit a
CS-. XX- SMITH,
A T TORJTET AT LA "W
NASHVILLE, TBNN.
OFFICE, No. KhZCaerrr ret North of
Deadorkk Krtet. liept 1
1 -r 1
l-SI
Gold opened in New York yesterday at
f ' 13$ J advanced to 140 at 11:30 ; declined
trl39j at noon, and dosed at 189. Deal-
S ers ,ere were paving 137$, and holding at
"iria
T'lly.
Cioyeriinient secitritips were quoted in
New York yefttenlay as folloivH :
5 20s.coui.ons ., - UlWeill
lid seriet, eoupons.-.... lOSJ
o-j,h. m series, coupons
:-ahi, new issue - 1
10-40 1
7-.'!iV. .
7-3ft. 2J and-Bd- l(r5$aiOSK
Tennessee Bonds - f'4
London advices of the 23th inst. tjuote
United States 5 20'a at 73.
Exchange on New York was bought at
par by the banks'here; and sold at -J- pre
mium. But little was done in Bank of Tennea
nesiee money. Brokers were offering 25c
and holding at 33e, with no buyers or sell
ers. Union and Planters' bank note were
unchangad. The former was bought at 90c,
and the latter at Soc, with but Utile offer
ing for sale.
Southern bank notea were very dull and
rather lower.
Nashville corporation checks were dull
at 10c discount.
Tennessee bonds' sold in New York on
lhe 20th inst. aa follows: 51,000 ex-coupons
at C7jo; $12,000 at 67Ac; $40,000,
new, at5c; $S,000 at CCc, and $18,000
ex-coupons at 07c.
The New York 2W6une says, in its money
article of the evening of the 25th of Feb
ruary: The eeneral share market is dull, and the
fluctuations quite small. The number of specu
lators has decreased visibly, and a large propor
tion of tho crowd which thronged William and
Broad JtreetJ durins the rebellion, have returned
to their legitimate business. Speculators for an
advance hare since New Year suffered
losses sufficient to account fr the absence of all
who-havc left, as well aa for the wcakneM of
those who remain, ltnrinethe rebellion, specu
lation attracted railway property to the street,
and the losses have, in consequence, fallen upon
those who have made such rapid tortunes by the
advance. ...
The following table will show the decrease in
value upon a few of the fashionable stocks since
a.m.2. 1807:
Decrease in
Jan. 2. Feb. 2. market value
Atlantic Mail ..110
S3V-
SSfiO.000
Pacific Mail 173
New York Central.113
Fort Wayne..- 105
Erie, common 67K
Mich'an Southern.. SVA
CAP --ru 91
N. W., common 46
N. W.. preferred- SIM
CAT 125
Rock Island Mi'A.
130
102
9G
81
1 56
C5k
119
4.000,000
2.500.000
847.000
2.6S0.000
910,000
540.000
1.300.000
2.21P.000
300,000
620.000
...$19,237,000
... 1,000.000
... 2,500.000
... 375,000
... 250.000
... 1,250.000
... 700.000
500.000
... 1,000.000
...$24,312,000
Total fall in 11 stocks. -
Delaware and Hudson Coal
Cumberland Coal -
Wilksbarro Coal.
Spring Mountain Coal
Western Union Telegraph.....
Quicksilver Mining Co
Mariposa Mining Co.
Union Navigation Co
Total 19 stocks.
This difference in market values gives an idea
of the extent of the collective loss to what is
known as the " street," and why speculation for
an advance halts. Erie and Cumberland show a
loss of about J5.000.000. In this period there has
been a large advance in government stocka of
all issues, and a steady rise in hank shares and
railway mortgages, the whole movement show
ing a disposition on the part of peo
ble to put money where it can draw "certain
interest," instead of leaving it where it takes the
risks attendant on the " ownership " of railways
and unprofitable mines.
According to a return made to Congress,
the Treasury held in the various deposito
ries in the country on the 1st of February,
97,330,50S in icoin, and - $45,72.5(039 in
currency.
The statements of the New York City '
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
February 23, compare as follows with the
previous week, and with the corresponding
wetk latt year ; to which we add the specie
, and currency balances in the New York
office of the United States Treasury at
these dates, respectively :
Feb. 24. tu. Feb. 23, '07. Feb. 16. 'oT.
Nat'l Caf.l.. $72,407,700 K74.207.700 $74,207,700
Local Cap'l. 8,878,500 i,2,f0 9,0C2,50il
t - 1 -
Total Cap'l..
Loans
Gold A- Gold
Notes
Oth'rL.Ten.
S1,G3G,200 i33.270,200 131,270,200
239.776,200 Z57.82i,994 2f,lJ.1.323
14.213.351 13.513.456 14.792,620
C1.602.72G eS.lM.895 61.642,910
133.211.404 193.42047 196.072,292
Deposits ...
Clrcfllatrnn.. ffi.959.OTS 88,008,141 3g,SS6,SB
IniSub Tr'y. 107.Oj3.ihg j:52.wj.i iiy.su.'.w
The following are the changes from the
previous week's statement :
Increase in Loans S4.692.CCG
Decrease in Specie..... 1,279,1 it)
Decrease in other Legal Tenders 1.4S9,04!
Inoreae in Deposits 2,343,05f.
Increxe in .Circulation 49,332
The amount of National Bank currency
issued during last week was $199,405. To
tal amount issued to date, $301,004,421.
Front this is to be deducted the currency
returned, including worn-out notes, amount
ing to $2,811,032, leaving, in actual circu
lation at that date $293,853,389. The re
ceipts from internal revenue on Saturday
were $534,554, making the total amount
for last week $2,400,320.
Counterfeit one dollar bills 011 the First
National Bank of Worren, Ohio, and
counterfeit five dollar bills on the First
National B:nk at Mansfield, Ohio, nre
afloat.
The heaviest single shipment of cotton
from New York to Europe this season, was
niade on Saturday, 3,103 hales, for Liver
(pool by the new steamship Chicago. The
same steamer carried out 30,870 bushels of
corn, and 851 tierces and other packages of
provisions.
GENERAL JffARKETS.
Nashville, Feb. 23, p. m.
, Cotton. The cotton market was more
active to-day, and a better feeling pre
vailed, under the stimulating effect of fa
vorable dispatches from : New York. The
sales sum up 223 balesas follows : 14 at 20ic;
1 at25ic; 49 at 20c;15 at 20c; 10 at 25c;
2 at 25c; 73 at 1720c; 53 at 1820c
Bales.
Received - 210 '
Shipped - -2S
Corn-. Sales at 9Sc$l delivered nt
the depot.,
, Oats. 7580c per bushel.
1 Hay $2723 per ton.
Grocemih. Markets active and soles
large. Prices firm at our last quotations.
It'f-4ll by Hull.
N. & D. Railroad, Feb'. 23.-54 bales
cotton, 4 sacks sheeting, 15 sacks rags, sun
dries.
Ily Hie Hlvetv-rifc,,,
A.
Steamer X$(twlIe,'jKm GilkjKafc l.bU
flour' f0060 'shingles, 1002 i8Hf rconi, 4
casks bacon, 4 casks and 4 bbls oscoa nuts,
2 bbls almonds, 42 plough 6 hhds sugar,
12bxs and 3 llbls oraugeS.U flkgs falens
1 bx mdse, 12 tons Iron, Mindries. j
iontheru Cotton MnrkeU.
C11 tRLFSTOtf, Feb. 25.-Thfl market wa Irregu
lar the advantage sometimes being with the
buj er.and other with the sellor. tot firmnesa in
some transactions being mainly diie t the (ex
tremely imall amount of cotton offering, the
sales were 4IC bales. We quotethe marketivme
what unsettled and nominal, fi follows: Ordi
nary 28c. low middling 29c, middling 3fic, strict
middling 31c. ,
Savansah. Feb. 26. P n.-Cotton dull and de
clining middling 2tc. j
Abobsti. Feb. ii The market wo very -reirular
to-day, and pme have doclined X to le
since yeterday. Aliddliss cotton sold dorig
tbeday at23hto 29 cents. The offering loct
and reeeipu were very "gnu ,
Mi con. Ua . Feb. a.-Tnere was not macb of
a demand for oottoa to-day, mouga aa ei we
disposition on the part of many bower w
raua
I ..nonl .nd New lorfc marKeis. Ol
i-eu u iu. uvuiMiiui r , f
middling were mvle at2l.4e. Strict middling
would command 25c.
CoiwuBOS. U, Feb. lii-Our markotwas duil
ru.i.r hnt triihaat auotable change In
prices. There is apparently bat little dou to
operate 6Q tbe part of either bnrart or seller. .
MLUrnia. Itss., Feb. 23. llie market re
main, duff and heaw. wtth Hltle d4nr lntbt
market. The contlnaed dopresjeen pi ibo Llv
erFOOlondNewlTWk market hu a orre9ad'
in- effect on the market hereMi wniesjaeatly1
mm
mm
thcrefs'ltttleor nothinfrdoincr,whtiopriecs.arai
irregular and unquotable, sales Tor tbe day
foot up small; middling at 27c. 2?k-28c; low
miaaiinsrat 3S3y?e. ; strict midillins at
29' ic.
3IAHKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Xcw York Markrt.
Nkw York. Feb. 23. Cotton !f lc better, but
decidely less active. Sales of 800 bales at 31'4
32c for middling uplands. Flour market dull,
and 510e lower; sales of 2500 bbls at $S 7S9 IK);
superfine state and western S10U ; common to
medium extra western all 50112 15 extra
choice do. 10 S'311 75. Whbky qufct and
steady; no receipts. Wheat market dull; sales
of 20.000 bushels at $2 15. liarley more aetive;
sales of 42,000 bushels at 9092c. llarley malt
more active; sales of 12,000 bushels at $1 30.
Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, Feb. 23 evening. Cotton closed
fairly active, and sales of 12.000 bale-. Pric e
advanced i for middlings.
Loxdos, Feb. 23 evening. The cloiaa;imtea
of 5-20H was Consols 91. a f
Cliicliiuntl Miirkcl.
Cisnx.VATi, Feb. 23. Flour unchanged: super
fine S7 7.rHS10 2S: trade brands 311 50 13 50: and
fancy $U1G. Wheat firmer for the better grades.
wnicn are wanted tor seed, and JNo. 1 sold at
$2 to; extra at $2 602 65; No. 2 2 202 25, tho
sunnlv of which is irood: No. 2 winter S2 90. Corn
steady, but less active. atC2G3c in elevator, and
7773c in sacks. Oats firm at 62c for No. 1 'in
elevator. Rye firm at SI 25 for No. 1. Whlsky
firmer and held at 2fc, but no sales. Cotton
firmer with buyers, but there are no sellers, at
23c for midlling uplands.
Mess pork firm, and not much done. Sales of
country packed at $20, but city is not offered
below $2050. There is an active demand for
bulk meats and prices i cent higher, sholders,
sides and hams 7)10. Bacon wa? in better
demand at for shoulders; clear sides 12: sugar
cured hami WyjStVM; plain do 13c; Lard i
not offered, and prime Kettle renderd city can
not be bought below 12c; all the country rend
ered offered at 12c was taken. Butter dull and
piices are lower, closing at 2t26c; Eggs dull
IWalGc. Clover seed firmer, with sales ot prime
at $3 75; Timothy unchanged, prime to choice
$3 303 40. Flax $2 302 35. Sugar firmer at
1215c. Coffee firm at 262Sc for fair to choice
Rio. Molasses 85390c. for New Orleans. Gold
buying, and U selling;
RIVER NEWS-
The river was rising rapidly last night,
with 20 feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
There were heavy rains yesterday, and the
prospect at present is good for a flood, tide.
The Nashville was the only boat in port.
She was delayed, and got into port too late
to leave at her regular time. She will get
off at 10 a. sr., to-day, for Cairo.
The Talisman, from Cairo, is due this
morning, and will leave on Saturday.
The Columbia, from Pittsburg, and the
Ida, from Cincinnati, left Louisville for
this port Wednesday.
A dispatch from Cairo, dated the 27th,
says the river has broken through the
levee at Columbus, Ky., and partially in
undated the place.
For Cairo, SI. I.ouU, aiempliiN and
New Orlennft.
milK SPLENDID PASSENOEU
I CJ. HIOIIVII T l l',rr.w
SiUiW. Alaster. JonXNT HAEPKE."
Clerk, will leave as above on FRIDAY, the
lstinst,. at 4 o'clock p. m.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
CORBETT & BOYD. Agents,
41 and 42 Front street.
W. A. PEEBLES, or
marl-It HARRISON & SONS. Agents.
For Cairo, St. Lonls, Memphis aiut
New Orleans.
milE SPLENDID PASSENGER
I t turner TALISMAN.
Strovo. Master. Cant. B. F. EoiN.
Clerk, will leave as above on SATl'KDAV,
the lit mst., at 4 o'ciock P. M.
For Freight or Passage apply on boanl, or to
or Fassajre apply on
CORBETT Jfc BOYD.
41 and 42 Front street,
or HARRISON 3c SONS.
Agents.
,marl-lt
Tuos. a. Makb. Pres't. L. Q. TAauox, Casli'r.
NATIONAL SAVINGS' COMPANY,
Corner Dniou and College Strata.
Tbe following are the rates paid for uucurreiit
mouey . These quotations r) HabU to fluctuate, but
nay tie d!uded ou a sufficient leugtli of Hum fur
rendtt&nn-d to b received by mill or exptvss. If for.
witrded ttithout deU) .
TKNNESSKK.
Dtiuk of Tennessee 25
Bnk of Tentiesse,
datod 13fll 05
Hnt6r' Bank 85
0uton Bank iH
Unlou BankCertf. PO
Bank of C1iattanoogi...l,r
" Commerce. --par
" Knoxville 06
" Memphis par
' Middle Tenu...St6
" Paris. par
11 the Union... .par
' WestTenn 45
Buck's Bank par
City Bank 60
Commercial Bank 93
Merchant' Bank par
Northern Bank par
Ueorgia UailruaJ aud
BanUug Couipau) ...93
Bauk-orMidJIeCi 7&
Marine Bauk ... 95
Bank uf Augusta.. ...... 36
August Insurance. .....0T,
Bank of Athens ..10
" Columbus.. 10
" Commerce .....05
" Hmp)rwStatea0
" Fulton
" Savannah. .....33
" theStateBfUa.il)
City Bauk of Augusta30
Farmers' aad Mechan
ics' Bank OS
Mechanics' Bank i2
Merchants' and Plant
ers' Bauk 03
Planters' Bank 12
Union Bauk (r'i
NORTH CAUUL1NA.
Bank of Cape rear 20
Charlotte 211
" Clarendon .. . 05
" Commerce .... ta
" FajetteTille....OS
" Leiluglou Ill
" N.' Carolina 30
" Wadesboro' 20
" Washington ...05
" Wilmington ...15
YaneeyTllIe....05
Commercial Bank .....15
Farmers Bank of N.
Carolina .20
Merchants' Bank..... JO
Bank of Roxboro'. 25
Miners' and Planters'
Bank 20
VinaiNIA.
Bank or Berkeley 81)
' Commerce 45
" Howardsrlll..25
' tho Old Domi
nion J)
Richmond
" Rockbridge ... 50
" ttocklnbam ID
" Scottsvllle JO
" the Yalley or
Virginia IS
" Wrginia .25
" Wheeling .90
' Winchester ....6f
Central BankofVa..20
BanTille Bank 20
Exchange Bankof Va.15
Fairmonnt Bank .75
Farmers' Bank of I'iu-
Ocoeo Bank 15
Bact ot Shelby villa SO
Southern Bank.
Traders' Bank par
Life and General Insu
rance Company SO
SOUTH CA HO UNA.
Bank of Camden 40
" Charleston......!'
Chester... 12
" Georgetown. ...13
" Hamburg 15
Newberry 40
the State South
Carolina 15
Commercial Bauk....0.S
Kxcuauge Bank. 15
Farmers' and Exchange
Bank 03
Merchants' Bank. 12
Peoples' Bank 35
Planters' Bank or Fair
field 0T
Planters' and Mechan
ics' Bank.. 17
State Bank 7
Southwestern KallroadA'S
Union Bauk 5
LOUISIANA.
Bivnk of America. par
Louisiaua fin
" New Orleans. ..9.".
Canal Bank.
Citizen's Bank ..9.1
Crescent City Bauk 93
Louisiana Slate Bank..90
Mechanics' and Traders'
Bank....., 93
MercnantsBank.. 90
Southern Bank par
Union Bank 95
catl 30
New Orleans Scrip 90 Farmers' Bank of V.. 15
Manufacturers ami
ALABAMA.
Bank of Mobile 95
' Montgomery.50'
" Selma 20
Central Bank .03
Commercial Bank. 12
Farmers' 20
Merchants' Bank 40
Merchants' and Me
chanics' Bank 75
Norwestern Bank. 90
Southwestern Bank .30
Traders' Bank ..20
Eastern Bank 45
Northern Bank. 52
Southern Bank.. 95
GEORGIA.
Central Railroad Bank95
Nashville & Chatrn K.
R Stock 30
LouisTille & Nashville
Tax Receipts ... ...90
; WINO. TOI1EY & CO.,
Corner Tiilon and fliprry SI., Oiinnnile
Itunk oT Teiux'sn-f. Ilnnkfn, ninl
Dpnlcrn In lull, Nlivpr, (lororn
tnenl NIockN, Conipotimt lulerem
VoleH. Ijiml Warrant ami Koiilliprn
Hank Nolp,
PLOatSO PBICF3 TniS PATP.
Buying.
Buying
Qold 137
V. S. Bond. '31 100
5-20's 1st series 'iT2 110
" 2il " 'iVt 1Q7
" 3.1 " 'CA m
Silver M
LAND WARBAXW.
4ft, warlSl2S 40
80. " $ 85
120. " iiai
1C0. " $148
1C0. net 1312 iUS
Tr.NNESeRE BANK XOTK8.
Rank Tcnn obi 25
" dated 'l!l Of.
Planters! Bank &5
New (Jan 3c July) 105W
coup, nnu mi
Aug7-ifsl.'"t series 105
June " 2d " lf
July " :."V1 " lft
Comn. Int. Note.
June,
1I
11G
July "
Au(f
()ct ,"
Ueo '
May,l!'
lib
115U
114U
113
Union Rk 3c Cert' W
Rank.ChattaMega 16
ft5
45
SO
5
IS
HI " 51 kl Tean
110 " WwtTenn
" Shelbyville
VWi City Bank
iV, Commercial Bank
('( Oeoee Bank
Sept
Oft
Tenn Bonds
" CnujOBS
LiN RKtax rec
Wi 'Southern Bank
W) 'Life AQenlBsCo 50
Corporation scrip
Alan the hiffheat
price paid for all kinds of
Southern Bank Notes.
I'nntea fnee iih lur-
mshed when desireu.
We ars sei.lisu V. 9. Revenue Stamps at Gov
ernment rates of Discount.
Salting. Selling
per
500 toliRXIl percent dif. I! el mum J 1 dollar
N. Y. Exchank-e.l 10 pr. ocxuany.
Cincinnati " 1-10 pr1 Bremen $1 16 per 1 gW
Louisville " 110 pr. Thaler.
Memphis " Vlprera. BerllntJIOSperl Proit-
f mall Drafts 'A " Man Thai or.
oreig-n Kichanse Munich I 6At
England 1 S7 00 per .Fraakfart per one
Ireland one pasd Amatterdamji Guilder.
Scamand()6ter)lfv, ' Corprfratioa .fcheeSii
per cent diMduat.
DapMits received and eoilections made on all
accessible points.
Omea boars. 8 A. u. lo & r. u.
Dwefiing iJoiiBe Tor Rent
On Union Street,
I l tttu- 1
(Oppsxite Xew Theatre.
nevSS-
"A &Wr &
NO. 21 BROAD STREET,
Between Market md Cojlego street?,
W1
llOLES.VI.KUAKEnS AXH COX
FECTIOarKUS. Mannfaotureri" 6f all
kinds of Cffmirot Uraoker. Cakes and -Bread.,
Dealers in all kinds otruiu. ants, Jialstns ami
Sardine?. Oysters, Canned Fruit, PMl,
Notion?, etet, etc.
The attention of tho city and country mer
chants repecttull? solicited. ?
WM. K BEGAN, SaleeBian,
- A. AkW. kaxxii:.
fib33-ly
D1SSOLUTIO iV.
rpHE COPARTNKHSIIIl' IIKUstTOFOKK
X eiWtins under the name and style of
. . l . . i I : . 1 : .
aiurn .v nitric is svrwr unvimi oy uiuitttll
censont.
BBNJ. BORK, having purchased the entire
interest nf the firm, is hereby autltoriied to
receive all onia for accounts due the firm.
1'. R. ALBKRT.
BENJ. BOUK,
Nashville, February, lStTT.
. j r- ' j
Jilt. DKX.I. BOKK, havini purchased my
entire interest in the CLOTHING HOUSE.
NO. 41 .nAKKtrr STRKirr,(new number.)
It affords me great pleasure, in retiriiiK from the
bufine. to recommend Mr. Bork to all our aid
customers and the public in Kene.nl, and hope
luuy win cuuiinue tueir puirouuge, so uueraii
extended to the old firm.
feb22-lw I". R. ALBERT.
six: tons,
TN STORH AND QHFKP.ING LQW. AT- ,
1 i i
km.m: a .siir.usiAN's.
" Puro Alabaster" White Lead,
whiteness and Gneneu unsurpassed. .The
"RIVKRDALE" Brand we5 ifre orTertiiif VUr
low. Both the above brands put up in neat tin
Buckets.
SOOll jiouiuU Ground Colors,
l'nlnl Ilriixliex, Kir.. El.,
For sale at
IlI.INi: A- .SIIKU.nA.VN,
Masonic Building-, ,
fel0-2m-sf. No. S.5 Church st.
LARGE STOCK
or
Choice .Selected Plonero. Plnulx,
Nhrttliliery and Kverijreeni. .
THOMAS (URTLAXl), (JAKDKNKK,
JBROAD STREET,
West of Cumberland Ilospitul, '
HAS ON HAND THK CHOICEST AND
most extensive stock of Nativn and Ira
ported Flowers, bhrubbery. Deciduous and
hvercreen" Trees. Hose?, Yiues. Greenhouse ami
Bedding Plants about Nashville, wbish will bu
sold at lowest cash prices. Those in want of
such are solicited to examine tho stoek nt the
Garden. feb22-3m
txr
it t K AUK XOff IlKCriVINO ONE
if the largest and beet assorted Spring Stocks
of
WALL PAPER
WllOW SHADED
Ever LrouKlit to this citr. and are offering:
great inuuceineius to purciiaserg.
... . r
SIR. I .11. 4JOIUIY. the oldest nnd
mist accomplished Decorator in Nashville,
is foreman over our Paper Hanging and Deco
rating Deparrtment, nnd we in every instance
insuro sati.-l.iction. Lull ana examine mil
B'tock before purchasing.
JOIfiV W. Ill Ms sir !0.,
(Successort.tu Mexritt S: Hill.)
70 I'lIITIM'U HTJtlliri'.lnew number.)
Oiiposite Maxwell Hue.
feblt 3msi
A. OA.Ttr
TO THK
TKAVELLING VVWLW.
-i-r tti. .x y; ...... rr i .. 7
! STAGEY HOUSE,
Xnlivllle.
Tenn.
I HIS H01M1! WA COMPLBTBD AND
1 . opened Jjjjfliiar 1st, lti. Nashville has
long neajMifWrTlsjuse. built expreslr fr a
Hotel; There'rnrt. toe proprietor takes pleasure
in notifying tho pulmc that he has provided 1'ur
their acroiumaduti((n a
V PR S T-C )I. A S S ir O V S E ,
Where they will find every comfort that the
improvement in Hotel buildiug now afford.
Tbe WATER CLOSETS, so important to the
comfort of guests, are of the must convenient
and improved character.
The proprietor has iust completed a splendid
improvement on the ursl floor of this Hotel. In
the shape of an Elegim! Ulllliird Koom,
with new and improved Tables, and attentle
nien'N I'arlor und Ilendlnir Jlooiu. all of
which nre connected by handsome arches, with
thfe Bar -and Otlice.'giVing'n fine view of Hie
whole from any one point, making one of the
firiest places of resort for bus!rie men uf the
city, travellers and guests of the Hou-"e,where
lie will be pleaded ti meet all.
I J. EDWAKD STACEV. I'rop'r.
t A. JONES, CUrk,
For many years proprietor nf the "Stucey
Hpuse'Zanesville. 0. feb2 4weod
, AD. BORNEMANN,
LONDON, .MADISON COUNTY. OHIO
OFFERS FOR SALE
osage oiaxai. seed.
I'er Ititslicl. 8er.i; i'er Uinrt. 8I.OO.
NEW AND PRIME SEED. JUST RE
ceived from Texas. Grout care has been
taken in curing this seed, and I consider it a
ery superior artiele.
TERMS-CASH.
Please send your orders now, beeauie there Js a
great demand at present for this seed.
ian9-tri-ww3m
HUHTSVILLE HOTEL
J. M. VVSABLB. H. V. W1M.AR0. J J. VRXABLt.
VENABLES k WILLARD,
fTAVE LKASUD THE ABOVE NAMED
Jl Hotel, in the city of Huntsville. Alabrtma.
for a number of years, and have opened it for
the reception of Traveler and Hoarders.
The House Is ocknowledned to be one or the
most admirably constructed houses of entertain
ment in the whole country, in all or it appoint
ments, for the comfort and convenience of
Kueets, and is situated in a delightful locality,
nonvenient to all business portions of the city.
It has been thoroughly elean.'ed and put in the
best order.
THK PEN IO It OF TIIK rilUl
U the well known landlord of the ; " Venable
House." and all the lessees have had considera
ble expetieAee in hetel keeping, ami flatter
themselves that they have aiulred a favnrable
reputation a caterera for the tmbne taste ami
aomfort. They are determined to jore no rea
sonable expease or effort to minister to the
wants of their patnrtw.
T JI E T A II I K
Will b fupplled .with the beet the nmrkHs
alford. ireiAra inthtf wust palatable Mr le.
A.BAE,
Furnished with giww nquors. aisll
With i'betan Tables, are eonneeled with the
Hotel. , ,
Prices will We the same as those nf other Sr.-1
elass IlHteta. - 1 . )qlrtw!
Nashville I'sion ami DispaU-h pooy three
times per week three mofttbAand semi bill lo
bisolliceforcjlleciiiin. Ituximtle M-prmte!.
TWINES ONLY.
KUTAULISU Kl) IHIft.
JmneH I,.TrMern, 49 Ileekiuisn .I,N. Y
mWIMRS FUR UKA1N. V,0.FFK, !LT
1 andUuano .Sseks. Cutlun Ulas. UsuBsp.
WrappiDfr. Writio. New. Bonk and Sand
Paper. Paper Haaffmni. Seine ami Gillin Rets.
Fly Nets, Spiadle ndiM and UmCfdA. Jjt
bacco, Wm1 and Hop fwine. Mattra.. Tuft
ia. StitebiB-, Druum. lSiBdio, .Sem. Hail,
klTilesthfr Hrure. Dry flodf ffrK?ers.
Drug?itt.tifp umy. rPr
and IlrooB Makers, Htatuiuers, rpnolstei ers.
TishertaeM, Weave, ami all Other Traders;
Cotton, CfeaHt ami PUw Lines. Trot, dtairinsr
and Oat Libcsu jjfetapU ova lie eo ami orders
It wilk U. RWING X CV.. Xasbvtllir. Tena.
HHtW 4tuaw-n
bihtV'roV nht '
DAP. aflRBET. BETWEEN OtIHRI
Lawyer. A
4.
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Of
E0WLAND. SPERRY&C0 1
Cotton Factors,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AMD
Asenlslor lhe FrmiUIlii raelorjr,
NO. 40 WEST SECOND STRHSFj "
- (Ml
CINCINNATI, OHIO. x t,r ,
sv
JONSIGNMHNTS OF
cotton;
TOIIACI'O,
DmnD-FItUITivK
Solicited, ami liberal "Cash" alraes i
the imc
IKIH'IAM), SI,IlUUY,ti,J4l.i -,f
. nnv2S-3m . j :il
CIO T H I N
;A I.nrRe nnd Hlejrnnt Nloclt of ' " ' '
oiRi t s u id o Tin ar
Am t
Of superior make and quality, man
the Store of
1 ,-.
GEO. B. ABBOTT,
. -i i-.
NO. .52 COO.ECSE STREET, J ,
(Near the SewaRM House.) ' ; ' "
OVK11COATS, . - .
ni'.SINKNS NUITM. ' ! '-'J
PANTS AND VILVTH. ''' ! ,vft
I lilt.;
Also, a largestock ot ' ' '
t - ' t
I'reiicli mid English , -A
Cloths, Casimeres aud VeshrJ";;
Carefully sclecte.1 frm the stwlr nf the'prttr "
cipal importers, whivh will Ihi wade vn te swdes . . '
At the head of the ,
ill..!.
MaiuitaciiiriiiK I)ciuiriuu.ni4t
I U ,i
We have a Cutter of approved eellne, at,.,
will guarantee that style, tit and workiaaath.p'"
shall give entire satiifHetion. Ar 8Striene ait".
nearly TWHNTV VBAKS iu MwdyiHg.
wants tuid tastes of the cititen of NatHK.
wart&t 3 the awrauce that everrhody wtH sW '
((oo-ls m please them ut
no. tta coi.i.Eur. sntnirr.
We oSer. also, a lirse stock ol it
, BOYS' CLOTHING, 'VJ!
.Made to order in some of the iHtst estuUibaist4i.""
in New York stylish, well made, ami VerrW4 "
sodablsin price. .-r
' l-'IXE I.INEN SHIRTS, ...
Of the Le-t umnufacturc.
C.VniMtSHIUTS AND DltA WB,'
Citifar. UMrntii, 8mIo, IliurtM, ISIr.. Ktr. '
GEO. R. ARROX1Y j
dec9 If :i! 4'olleire St n-etf-
EDWARD S. JONES1
- t 4sii
Wliole.nle Dealer In
"JP IP IE IR, , -
7 jjt
No. 3 Inn Block, Public quai-eH'
NANIIVf I.I.I.. TI'.NN.
HAVING KSTAULI.Sll KO MYHKl.tf HR-.,M
manenlly in Nashville, I take plssur ih
inlorminK Printers and Publishers, and l"iff
dealers generally, in tbii and adjoiniBf Stetes
that having perfeetwl arraivyvmento wtlh wmsms
of tbe leading manufactories in the Noith, I will
b enabled at all times to supply tlwfaatrta
sdnoble rates with all iiualitHM ef llojk ami
News Paper, Flttt dtp. Letter, MiimiW, CalsMss)
Paper of every v ariety, etc., etc. Also, a tnh
stock of Printers' Inks always on bd: ' Ordiw
from country Publishers) and rHatwnnwiHitwl
ahd promptly attended to. , '
Ginsen?, lleeovax. Featheri, ami stil RrwtiT
cf untry Barter purchased.
Highest market price paid for Cotton. WWleft
ana i.insey tvaifn.
1867
A. J. WAKRF.y.
i
j. 1., WMKLarv
WEAKLEY & WAURMt
- it .
1 no. 11 nokth 'oi.i,i:ui: NTKntrr,
I 1
NASHVILLE TEJf.; '
MANUPAOTURWS;
A.vn
wnor.KMAr.il axi KHrrArr,
DKALKK.S IN ALL KINDS Oik
I'Aiti.oit, r1iA.1111r.it,
IIININO-IIOO.il. II AM..
nmi niintm a,
T URNIT ME'.''
I5IGOT3T1VO, '
!4IKINO, 1 -si
IIAIIC j.
MOVM,
flOTTONf
ANI NIIUCK .nATTKHSSFHr
French and ABMrrltM.
WINDOW GLASlSj
AH3h, - '
fiTAINUO AMI 1'KOSTim tJIVSS,, , i
l.O (H I . O - (I I. A HN IIS, fc 4
I.OHKINO.OiaVS IUV(IBCgt"c.j
t-ii turf
K INVITK SPKCIAI. ATTKNTI'
our inn. Uutm.iuid wult
OikmIs We iHUmi ty Kp wlM TVBlM m tm
b fuuml 111 nr 1
nr iMrK4. ami otftir nb Mm-
meets to imfckwMsr -j will mulm turn Wi isk Tj
teit to buy frussi us. .
N. 11 XH4h C4wr si., Hiirm39iilm
rE ARK IN KKCKIPTI
Tfrri Vllit "Clilmncjr Top."
riowsr Pot" nmi Yfeej"
To wMh we iriW aUaatiua.
For Kent. "
DY DECREE IXCHNCSRJ'. Iff
X ef Jne. V. Walkw . t rlrf f lfm
year Ui the folUwicut pf"Pr'y-.rL ... .. ,
Tbe Store House n-w orrupied arnvmnW.
B. Cheatham 3c C , J" 1 1." '
ThtStore iloue ..n Church street Igmfiml Iqr
iMeaiHaftt refi. Ami murfm
SU HIW -'l W IRURIIHMU,
is rent wni eauia:e.aa
I'll I tiMWpMl UM
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