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l.nrgosi CtrculMlIoi
Tm ltae of tlunmpareil make one Kjaare.
Yearly advertiser Wil be en t mini to a Jlis
wunlJt,10 per cSBIfr-
KEnther dy(e. o.jl.i advertisements will
l.e charged two-tMfdaT above rates.
A,lvertkraentiTi"ted in the Tn-Weakly
wilt be charged owdAllar a square for SrWn-
und fifty taWecri addition! im eriwn.
i Wetklr.MlT diilar a iwiuare for each
il or City Item Notices, a" eents a line.
fir.TBll 10 eents a line every additional inter-
Chases is advertisements will le charged nt
theit3'nUaaiure.
Alt -fflnfrijl -m;'" are duo fram date of firrt
itttartton. Ilereaner the cash jtwa will i
udaifed ft. atd Bo-traanieHt sdrertimBM w4H
Im hVw UHleaa apromtwnieil by the mosey.
J Jbxhb, Wmah Oft., '
- Union and Dispatch.
(U)RKRTK, WaTTKMOV & PttEVIS,
Banner, j
Travis Wi.nhah, fur
Frees and TJmes Co.
JIm ville. Tenn.. Jan. 22.1S67.
FARM AND
GAltDEN.
Mtrnithcrry FlsuiiM for
Hip Spring
Trade..
MJtftt Wh-Hi'i AHumr at W per 100 ami J10
a lftVl.
ai.W)t) KiMtml. I'VhH very Jwge of H-"Hhtly
iuh! aaraeabtu flavor, anmaoii coliir -and very
Jtwy. remark arfy hrcurllre $2 a ami 4lS
a
ltf,lX) Fillmore, uuifurmly lnre berry ; dark
Htlsr,4eMfl and el ftavxr, Se-aldOaml 9Kk
lfloa.
ftOWQoWen deeded, early and uirlr 1Srry
$S a 1TO arib $56 a 1000.
W.000 Freneh'a SeedUnf, early, Iarza and uni
frio, fine ahaiie. rlet Jer. JlSfl auOO and $10
u 1000. . , - .
,(W0 Green ProliSc, iduA stroas (trrtwerand
very prluetive, Hd, liandetnejberr)' 100
una 116 a iiuu.
WJO AKricultumt, Mr.
Jud'fr brae airawbernV
.? i.tr ilftlon.
rdft
fW)No. 700, r Jiieanda. Bruit .oxtra large,
Mlid ami defirloaa, tretnendnuA hearer, i-'i per
deteu.
'fbete I'lanli are fine and healthy.
O, V. Q. 1UVNE,
Near Kashvillit.
iVtur and a half mllaf n tho Oallatin l'ike.
Hot nt Ion uf Crops.
A eflrr&HponflentorthcP"ainc Farmer
jjlvjhtti oxperioriBO upon a subject that
Imn boon (l'MWHiswd in thm dopnrtment
He 8ys:
Far. thirty yeara I have practiced a rota
tion in funning which to me is good, J
Hit two years in grain, and two year in
Hp&k "My graxs need is mixed, twf iartj
innotliv ami one iart clover, and 1 sow
mie teck to the acre. Tiiis is a good pro
imrtion for linlli mradow andnuture: it
will keep down ' the weeds better ihanlaifp
other conree that I have seen or practiced.
Turn' ever the wd at two year old-; to lie
longer, in some places, the grans geU out
and weeds or something else gets in, to the
injury of the other crop or working of the
land.
The second ensin oropls tho host time far
the grass seed to crow, for then it has the
full benefit of the decomposed sod. Corn
is, f think, the bet crop on the sod, whore
the'land is suitable, for corn is more easily
attended and is less troubled with weeds ;
other crops are grown as circumstances
direct.
In the beginning of my experience in
rotation, I tried with the two years' course
one field for fifteen years without manure;
at the end of the time it was worth twice as
much for fanning rmqq9ip, as when I be
gan, and to-day 1 think as well of it, oY
better, than ever. I keep an much stock as
will eat up all the hay and pasture and
work up all the straw, and return the whole
to the farm in manure. ' '
!ultivatloii ofllie Jiti-.Tiwltcrry.
Among the smaller fruits ,the straw
harry is the surest and most productive,
aiid'te parties who live ae'cbsYiblo i to' n
market, it cannot fail to be romnnera
five, if properly cultivated. 'The utraw
borry requires rich clean laud; (hero is
very little use in planting them in soil
that is stocked with grass and weeds.
Mr. A. M. Purdyof South Bond, Imi,
who is an extensive grower of tho straw
berry, has adopted the opinion that rais
ing in hills is most profitable, while the
crop is much larger nnd the berries finer.
He says:
We have .heretofore Mrngly"advo8aled
the matted row system, but after careful
and practical comparison, wo are satisfied
that the hill method is the best, one year
after another. The fruit average double
the site the crop double, and, on most
irfrlis with lees labor. In hills they form such
strong, bushy tops, that the frnit and LIos
wm are prelected from severe late spring
fronts. Last spring we had r. late frost in
May, that nearly ruined our plantations
that grew in matted rows, while those
grown in hills were but slightly damaged,
and yielded a vory heavy crop. Another
reason is. that the heavy tops mat down
around the crown in tho winter, and
protect it from the action of the frost, while
the grown in the matted row form but
small tops and are not thus protected.
Again, if the ground should be weedy, they
are attended to with much less work and
care than if allowed to throw out runners.
The work can nearly all be done with the
hee and cultivator, while if in matted tows
iUhas to bo done with the fingers, which is
very laborious indeed. lie adds, that the
only case in which the matted row method
is admissible, is where the laud is quite
free from weeds and is not liaWc to severe
frost in wintor or spring, and while all
varieties will do better grown in hills,
some will not succeed in any other way.
As soon ks the hills are through 'bear
ing, rotted manure orcomiKMt is plowed
or spaded deep between the rows, and
in addition to cutting off all the runners
that are starting, the entire topof the plant
Is taken off close to the crown. This is deem
ed very essential preventing tho plant
fram remaining in a doromnt state for
weekn, and causing new roots to be thrown
out immediately, and making a largo mass
of atool by autumn. The matted or alter
nate row system here formally praetioed,
was described in some of our former vol
umes, and aanaists in keeping the rows
clean after they are set otft, and training
the runuers alon$ the row o that they ulti
mately form a thick mass in a strip about' a
footer a feet and half, wide. Rotted ma
nure is scattered among them before free
1ug, and they are worked and cultivated
with ?he ferk in the spring. After fruitiag,
these rows are aain drwsed down to about
wx inches iu width, and treated as before for
another year' hearing ; or else.they are al
lowed to fill wfch new plants the space be
tween the rows, after which the old rows
are plowed or shaded in succession of new
plants being tbs ofetaitMnl without the
labor of setting out by hand.
When the plants are placed in hills at
pial distances each wav, the runners may
be cut off at little or no cost bv means of a
sharp wheel attached to thaoiltivatar. A
nlbst 'perfect mode, boweror, ts iVwilie
work by hand with sheep-shears by the
oise of which a ready and practiced man
will go ever frew one to two acres a day.
This mode may be applied to rows which
are cultivated only one way,
Mr. Q. "Wl GL Payne, wlvo lives u ftw
miles out en the Gallatin pike, has ft large
htook of the best varieties of th straw -
jre pHip Snsaa ft
in the euIUTOtion of tliw Irtut h jwrmly j
tlruseJve with hltttite. waA tC j
trartWlantlnk' feliouhl b dnua kk"mHH
imMt- Mr.laytiifB.ililfclme'wIll be
ftund at" the hW this imm I
i in til aniL oum:
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4bd S is n s e 4i-
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' SSI iffi 1! s
U iSB lS7S0U'3li.00j 36-00' 421 Ti .c
i ; Sims!!: 42.no .T r 111,1a
11 )5!2IJ)9i.('r.f 4f.00 JOftt), 62 11 137
1". l 2flWSW)LJI0,48.( f.7.W: Vi 127U4f
1.. IA$ S Slml M.00 IV 70 13SDW
mllnii .
ii in
xiic ciilt'KCit uiioiera Calomel its n
HU Ri?elji;rf f n
To the Bditors of the Union and D'ttpateh.
As information IB billed for on this
subject, and having oxp.orimcnted a little
lately, I cliccrlully give the results, tor
the benefit of those having diseased fowls.
had a snwllJUjek of .fowls, consisting
of sven grown turkcj'8 and about thirty
six chickens. About the last of Decem
ber my turkeys began to droop anil pre
sent a bloodless -itafVof thjs gills, a
symptom whifili ahvays exists, I bpMeve,
iii the diseascunder consideration. "--Orfe
after anotlnjr4. of jpy ;turkpj3 died, until
nil were gone in tw or three weeks. My
ehickens than began to die, and I lost m
in a few day five fine. heiw. Having
heard that a medical gentleman of my
acquaintance, who lost largely Inst year
by chibVe'n ohole'ra'; had made ina nvkfrr
aminations of fowls dying of that disease
and in ovary instance finding an enor
mously enlarged liver, it occirred to raf.
that a (owerful alterative and deobstruoirt
tnodicinos would be the proper remedy.
Accordimy 1 weighed out three drarhms
of calomel, the host and most certain
alterative kuewn. The oalomel ivas di
vided into three oqual parts, one part
was sprinkled over one pint of corn
meal dough nnd thoroughly worked in
with the fingers. My fowls (about.tltirty)
wore all collected together, and the pint
nf medicated dough fed to them. This
treatment was repeated each morning
until the other two parcels of the niedU
cine were fed to them in like manner.
This was done the first of last month.
jNow, first of March, my fowls are all
lively and apparently jterfectly health'
nd are IhyTnc ekes-well.' 7 did n'tit
id iiftt'Iose
another fowl after resorting to the above
treatment, although many of them at tlf'
time were drooping and looked sickly.
While on the subject of fowls; I will
inontion a remedy which 1 havq usjjdr for
the last three years for gapes, T.worms in
the windpipe,) which is; so terribly ,do
tructive to young clncknes. 1 take
equal parts of worm seed oil, tincture of
Ksn&utida and spirits-of curaplior,;- mix
in a vial and shake well just before using.
For a gaping chicken, drop one or two
dropsofjthis compound, intp the, thjroatj
every uay until it ceases to gape, i nave
found it an invaluable remedy.
i . MEBICt;
NASHVraE & DE0ATUE
.RAILWAY
Great Central All Rail Route
TO TIUC
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Two Dally Through PANKengrrTrnins,
ninklni; illroct connections at Iloca
Inr irlth JlcnipUls nud ChnrleH
Inn Kntlrond, for nil I'oIiiIh
Noutli nml Nouthwc.iil.
Through" loKIonipltiA Without Chnnge
or far-?.
10MM ENCINO JANUARY 27, 1, TRAINS
KJ will run aSjlollows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
TEAIS KO 1.
bcavolNutlivillei. --.. njbu xiv
A rrivo.Deratur.. ...-... IgOO P. u.
" Huntavillo 7:43 p.m.
" Corinth..-, 8:53 p. it.
" tlrand Junction "...llrft7 P. m.
" Memphis 2:30 a.m.
TRAINS NORTH.
KO. 1.
Leavo Memphi.') 7:00 p. u.
Leave Huntavillo...... 2.-03 A.m.
Leave Decatur 6:45 a. v.
Arrive Nashville .3;40pM.
TBAlS'.VO.tS;-
7:43 a. M.
3:ftf A. M.
11:81 i. u
l!-30 p. m
ko. :
7:20 A. M
1:53 P. M.
6:45 p. M,
240 A. M,
Train No. 2 South connects at Decatur for
Huntavillo ; at Corinth with Mobile 'nnd Ohio
R. R. tor Selma, Mobile and intermediate
point. Connects at Grand Junction With Miss.
Central R. R. for New Orleans and intermediate
iKiinu.
Train No. 1 South connects at Decatur for
liuntsville. Memnhlsand intermediate nolats.
Train No. 2 North connects at Nashville with
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, for the Ea.t,
Anrtn and .Nor til wen : and with H. & u. and In
N. W. and E. & K. Railroads, for all points
on tnose lines.
Train No. 2 South and No. 1 North run daily
Train No. 1 South and Ko. 2 North run daily
except Sundays.
Splendid Sleeping Cars A t
Incited to all Night TraiiiH.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Dolly, except Sunilnyn.
Leaves Columbia at- 0:23 a. m
Arrives at Nashville at 9:00 a. m.
Leaves Nashville at 4:00 p. m.
Arrives at Columbia nt 6:37 p. m.
The Columbia Accommodation Train will run
on the above timo nermanehtlv from year to
rear, except that in summer the time of depart
ure from Nashville will be &:00r. m., instead of
400 p.m."
Fur throiiirli TirV-otK and other information
nleaseannlv at the othceot the JNasuvllte City
Transfer Company, ortbeasi corner of Summer
ana Church streets, ana at the uroaa street
Depot, Nashville, Tonnessee.
Jnn27 Oencral Superintendent,
mniya, mililr t cp.,
Jincfnnflti.)hio.
SHAKE, BKLIi C(.
X' Mernp(liis.Tenn
BELL, HARRIS & CO.
? NEW ORLEANS. LA. .
Ootton and Tobaoco Factors
AKD. OENEBAt.
I;
COfllAIISSION MERCUANTS.
RKPRRRINO TO THE AUuVK, WK RE-
pert fully selioit oensiKameiits, from our
friend. Respectfully, , t
BELL, HARRIS Jt CO.
BEFRRSBtCKS.
Messrs. Stratton,Cheney &Roy. Nashville. Tenn.
Alesfra
rs. iseaumeat On., Clarksville. Tenn.
I). N. Kenned, Esq
iien. it. ii. caruthera.
, Lebanon, Tennessee.
Ueorco Burnley, HarUville, Tennessee.
dec27-3m
AT IT AGAIN.
yt ::Q? SULZBAGHER,
wn4.BiACE A.V) HGTAU. BKAlXulJt
Groceries, Wines,, Xiqubrs,
Cltrnni, Totinrro, nyeaiitTW,Tllr.,,f
ttii. 13f Worth Market Street "tet
n l. a it -
uuurcn ana union,
NASUVILLE..
-TENNESSEE.
I N CALLING YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
1 above card, I would respectfully Inotify you
that I have just received, and have now oa hand,
n completo stock of fresh Family Orreries,
UHneWtiuorj, Cigars, Tobacco, cte etc., arW
all articles to be found in a well regulated store.
Hartar all facilities to nrocnro the bent nml
cheapest goods in market, I offer to my friends
aad patrons sucn inaucemenu as will mate it to
their adranta.ro to call and examine sir stock
and prices before making their purchases else
where. Thankful for Past patronare. I solicit a
eeatiouanee of the same.
docl6-3m '. HTOLZBACHKn.
MEN' HEKCtrOSB. 3. B. BECVtS.
t
HEERIF0KD, BEEVES & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
FOR WARD1XG "i
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS'
No. 7 Pnlillo Srmarc; ?
NASHVILLE .JUBKN. 1
H V1?., REMOVED OUR STOCK
FROM i
aa 41 9, wAsreadKreet to No.TS Pnl.I
atreot to No. 7S Pulillo Square.
at. up
1 all new
e. We
in ip I rou
W
ntum u Tips. shlppipV aai seliinc
" " t UUfiuni. ramoil ir
11.
Orrtori Assistist Qoartbuhstkr; '
NASirvitMr.Tenc, Feb. 22d. 1867-
T WILL OFFER FOU SALE ArPtrBLip
X Auction, commencing (in MONDAY, the
11th day of March, 1S67, at the Northwestern
(irain bheds in this city, a lw$e assortment of
Quartermasters' Store, cwbraeirjj -upwards of
21100 items, consisting in nart ut
One Hand Fire Encine, If ne ao J Heels : 1 Set .
of linncr xoou ana Jiacuioes. eotnuieto; u
Army Wagons ; v Tranifer IVacon? : ." ti horee'
Wagons: 1 Sprins Waeon , MVI and Lnmber
AVacocs: 3 Ambulances; 2ti Walsr IluekeU;
97R Pine Boies; GOO Blind Hridli-., : Idl lliilinsr
Bridles; 300 Saddle Blankets; -195 Kin? BolUJ1
uo jiuie ana norso uouars; im lireast uaainn;
729 Stretcher Chains: 8S0 ?cts Mule Ilarnes?:
903 sets Horse Harness; 019 Head Hatters; 2SW
A"indowS&sh; S43 boxes fllas-s 810; 11 Anvtli
70 Hattrcsaes; 33 Blacksmith Bellows : 70 Black-lmith-Vises;
375 Horse Itnsps: J1 Horse Hide;
aSOO pounds Solo Leather; 165 bales Oakum;
2200 Waron Hounds; 10.dK i.ound Cast scran
Irofi: 6500 pounds Wroiinht scrrfi Iron: 05
pounds Uasl'jpe; 5000 feet Ias l'iie; HlHba.
Bridle Leather; 1H12 lb. Humes Leather: iii
Ausers, assorted; 31V set Ursfe 15itt: ia Uftnd
Braces: 878 Axes and Handle: 89 Iron Axlea
1400 feet Leather and Oum BeltipB: lalTIh
Cens; 125 Hand Saws; 917(5 Oumu'l Sackjt; -3fl
R R Padlocks; 2 Mills for satrlgg wood: 17
boxes Tin Plate: 1 Hay'ScaTe: B Platform Scale-J:
10 Army Scales: -i Oountef Scale?' 1 Spring
Scale; 1 Apothecary Scale: IS Warehouse
Trucks; 72(rross Buckles; 131 g;rosi Rings : 20.000
Carriage Bolts. Ambulance Boxes; Halter.
Stay and Lock Chains: Line?. JVIartingnles, Tar
Pots, Jockey Sticks, Rldtne and"'agon Saddle.
Wooden Stirrup, Double andSlngletrees: Horse
Medicines of all kiixl?: Veterinary Instru
ments; Sledge, Hand, Polntins, Riveting, Fac
ing nnd Farriers' Hammers; Parallel Vises,
Stocks and Die. Tong?, Punches Paints of all
rolors. Horse and Mule Shoe?. HorseShoe Naibi,
Twine. Wire, Washers. Zinek, Adies, Broad
axe', A wis. Plane and Gimlet Bits, Steel Squares.
Oil Stones; Hand, Rip. Tennon, 1'elloe nnd
Compass Saws ; Slick. Bench Screws, Menkey
Wrenches, Spoke .Shave?, Mallets, Tackle,
Blocks, Brushos of all kinds. Brass Coupling.
Steel Drills, Hay and Manure-Forks, Bastard
Files. Handcuffs. Uundles of all kinds. Coffee
and Com Mills, Washing Machines' r?ud Wring
ers. Store Pipes, Picks. Paulina, Paint Mills,
Tinwaro of all kinds. Cauldrons, Pullej-?, Stoves
of all kinds ; Halter, Door and Eye Bolts; Curb
Bit. Enamelled Cloths, Sheet Copper. Wagon
Timbers of all kinds, etc., etc., etc:
fialci to commence at 10 o'clock a, m.. and con
tinue daily, commencing at the same hour each
day, until the property is disposed of.
Terms Cosh, in Government funds.
A deposit will be required from all Purchasers
on the day ol sale. There will be no deviation I
e .1.; i .. . . r " ' ' '
iroui imp rum. f aa. iiiiuti
Assistant Quartermaster U. 'S. Ad
fel23-,tillmarU
THE STATE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NASHVILLE.
CAPITAL, jioo.'ooo
Flit K, MAItJNE, UUI.I.i
ASP
J -VI. AND XKA.VS J'OItTATIO.'S ..ISUS
Taken lit r.qnilitnic Kiitrs.
jSLosses fairly adjusted and promptly paid&9
t Office, Second National Bank building. Coll eg
! street. JOHN LUISDEN, President
i , iY. ..THOMAS. Vjee President
; JOSEi'JI, NASH, Secretary. . ,
f octfi-dflm-sp
NOTICE. .
Ti'ROM THIS DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
1? notice, I will sell common stick Candy nt
$20 per 100 lbs. i Fine Fancy" Candies, from 25
to 35 cents; Butter Crackers, by the .barrel, at
10c per pound; Soda Crackers, by the barrel or
box, atlOJo per pound: Pie-Nio Crackers, by
the barrel, at 10o per pound ; Pilot Bread, by
thS barrel, at SMc per pound. T have also in
proeesSof completion an arrangement for mak
ing STEAM BREAD, which will be ready for
delirery in a few days, nnd would respectlully
ask for it a trial. My Wagons will deliver it
daily to consumer?. Orders promptly attended
to. Terms cash. ROBERT THOMPSON
No. 35 Soulh Market street, Nashvillo.
UOIlRKT THOMPSON, Wholesale Dealer
in Staple and Fancy Groceries nnd Fine Liq
uors. Steam Bread and Crackers. Baker and
Candy Manufacturer, No. X South Market'
street, Nashville, Tenn. febHm
Lit HOTEL.
J. V. VKSAni.K. nY C WIT.LARD, J-J. VKNABLK,
VENABLES & WILLARD,
HAVE LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED
Hotel, in the city of liuntsville, Alabama,
for a number of years, nnd have opened it for
the reception of Travelers and Boarders.
The House is acknowledged to be one of the
most admirably constructed houses of entertain
ment in tho whole country, in -nil of its appoint
ments, for the comfort and convenience of
guests, and is situated in n delightful locality,
convenient to nil business portions of the city.
It has been thoroughly cleansed and put in the
best order.
THE SENlQIt OF THE FIRM
Is tho well known landlord of tho " Vonablo
House," and all tho lessees .have had considera
ble experienco in hotel keeping, nnd flatter
themselvos that they have acquired a favorable
reputation ns caterers for-tho publicrtasto ' and
comfort. They are determined toparo no rea
sonable expense or effort to minister to. the
wants of their patrons..
T UTE TABLE,
Will be Supplied with the belt the markets
afford,'preparcl in the most palatable style.
A. 13 A. H,
Furnished with good liquon, nnd a
BILLIARD ROOM,
With Phelan Tables, are connected with the
Hotel.
Prices will bethesnmc as thnso of other first
class Hotels. janl!Mw3rn
Nashville Union and Dispatch copy threo
times per week three months, and send, bill to
this office for colIection.-unrt7e Independent.
Executor's
Notice.
XTOTICE ItS HEREBY
GIVEN TO
ALL
L nirtie indebted to the late Frank MeGar
ock to come forward and pay their indebted
ness, and to all persons having claims against
him to file the same within the time prescribed
by law, or they Will be forever barred. .
W. O. HARDING,
febl2-lm Executor of Frank McQaVock.
H A RE IN RECEIPT OF -.
Terra C'otla "Chimney, Tons,"
" Flower Pots" nml " Vmew,"
To which we invite attention.
IVJ1, STOCK KliL A- SUA.
fcb2
No. 83 Broad street.
PERKINS, SWEIS0iVT & CO.,
General Coiniuissloti Merclionts,
No. 48 GarondsUt, cor. Union street, New Orleans.
S. M. 8WENS0K,
" N. Y., late of Austin, Tens.
W. M. PH11KIK3,
P. L. KKRNION,
fcepi3-iwom-
. a. . a ..I II . I. I ' - -
ol Perkins A Co., N.D.
To Ihe Creditors or Jos. A. McMnrry,
. . ... DcccasoU. .
trOU XltE llEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
1. decree ol the cnancery court ni asnvuie,
rendered on January 9th, 1S67, all claims ngainst
ih mtntn nf Jnmes A. lPiMurrv. deceased.
must be filed in tho office of the Clerk and Mas
ter on or before the first jMonoav in apkii.
NRXT, or they will be forever barred.
.MOKiUPi n- mm niiii, i;. nnu .n.
jaul2-lw oawtd
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO.
Olttre tit (he liulltllnc of
the II null
U t i i
. , .of, the Union.
t'.tlMTAJ, ALL 1'AIO IJV.
rpiIIS COMPJl'NV. KSTA11U.SU KM IN 154
I latarea BsTtMoea. Vtwoti. la bort. JUrclian.
dl, UaaseheM Faraltnra, hr1 otbw property, ou
ina man iioerai lernH. nr, M&rlM, nnd Inuri l
risks taken at leirrrt ratox.
ttffJeeilttwrally adiatidBd DMmBtlrDaldtH-
lltk Company.
niv. ECTORS.
R. C. McKaist, Jaum Wohm..
Jko. KiacifAK, M. llncvs,
C. K. HtLLMAH, Jvo. H.Kwin, W
W t T X- .
ItPtB Sf&RtA."
i
OAS.
XXtUAVt
8. N. Macit,
K I). HICI,y(AfV.
It. 1 ilfgAlK)', PrKkkmt
JACK M ALONE
'J'HIi
jrtflirio
'HIS dtUcciubei
Rate Horse ana
en will make lae
present teaMn at ray.
stables al serenty
five dollars CASII.
which mart bapaid.in ,
all eaMS iiprrthe re
moval of the property.
Also,
I. O Y A J. T Y,
mMt .beautifuUtJMHigbb&aJtall
iun, at
twen
Maroadvtpt.with eare Lt dolarai)M-irlnli.
but ne lUbilityJer aaideU or ctdttxA ' I
HUNTS
ftr further rrtietar see win.
fcb!2-lat W. G. 1UUIDDT G.
TIie UniteiT Sliites Govcrfiment'
"WILLV UNDER EXISTING LAWS, ?
I? A ,-ST -X. O 75T A'L '3X;E 3NT,
For Property taken for tho use of, and actually-used
by the
Army of the United States,
VTO MATTER WHETHR RECEIPTS WERE
t ii or were not given for the same by the officer
. inakinR. (he .seizure. Claimants have only to
huuit iue uauie 01 ine omcer mat (OOK meir
property, and provo the facts by two creditable
witness e.
, t'lIiraiAX, IlOSSir.U CO., of Wash
ington, D. C. hare established a Branch Office at
Ko. ,24 Colonnndc Uullillny, Nashville,
Tcnpessee, for the purpose of taking' up and
Erosecuting Inst claims of the above character1,
eld by loyal men of'Tenneseagainst the Uov
eminent. Laval owners in Xenneadee are entitled to
(SSOOfThree lluiutrot DolliirH each, for
?heir slaves mustered into the military serviee.
C. 11. Si CO.'S Branch Office. Nashville, is
t ing especial attention to the preparation of
Slave Claims. Their house has been for tho
last three momhs engaged in preparing and
proseautinrsuch rUUns m, Kentucky .and Mis
souri, and for two months have been filing large
numbers of them in the State of Tennessee.
Being therefore familiar with the business, they
offer their Services to Attorneys, Agents 'nnd
Claimants, confident they enjoy unusual, facili
ties for serving them.
ORicrrs of the Cnltot .Slates Array
will be gratified to know that, by a recent deci
siftn of the Court of Claims, they are entitled to
Ere dollars per month additional pay for ser
vants, from May 1st, 1S04, to March 3d. 1S65.
Ohlpman. Hosmer Jt Co. were the attorneys in
the case decided, and as they have been for over
two years engaged in its litigation, it Is fair to
6 ay that they can offer to claimants, under the
gettiemcntof their claims.
l.awl'al heirs of deceased officers are entitled
to the additional allowance.
otcrel Soldier, upon filing their dis
charge papers with C. 11. & Co., can obtain
bounty of 8200 or 8.M)0, according to date of
enlistment. The heirs of colored soldiers are
entitled t& the bounties that would have been
paid the soldier himself, if living.
Pension are due from the Government to
those, without distinction of color, suffering
from wounds or disability received, or disease
contracted in the army or navy, or to whom
soever had a husband, father, son or brother
.killed fn battle, or that died from wounds' re
ceived or disease contracted In the service. C,
H.& Co. are filing Pension Claims daily, and are
ready to promptly prepare all cases that may
offer.
. Chipman, Hosmer Jt Co.. nt their Branch
Office, No. 21 Colonnade BHilding, Nashville,
'ienn., offer their services to the people of Ten
nessee generally, as nttomcys in the prosecution
of all fair claims against the Government, and
to satisfy those who may not know them in
regard to integrity and business capacity, they
give tho following
Nashville References. Thomas B. Sample,
Cashier Traders' Bank of Tennessee: A. G. San
ford, President First National Bank; J. 0. Mc
Crory, Cashier First National Bank: Adams. Gib
son x Co.. Wholesale Merchants: Hon. H. H
Harrison, United States District Attorney; S.-
,i ttiBuu, a iwiucoi ojutiiv ui Acnnessoe: n ing.
Tobey & Co.. Bankers: Col. E. P. Ferry. United
States Tax Commissioner,' N. . Alloway, Ksq.;
Josiah t ernss. hsq.; Gen. Richard W. Johnson.
fcb20-tilmarl:t
Wholesale
Drug
Store.
1?VIN FESWEETOX, HAVING SOLD
II their retail stock at No. 19 South side of the
Publics Square to Mr. H. Hasslock. have re
moved to the Store formerly occupied by Ewin.
Pendleton & Co., No. 5 Inn Block, northeast
corner of the Public Square.
To their late retail customers nnd friends they
would respectfully recommeml Mr llneclnnlr
a gcntlcninn favorably known as a Druggist of
mis cuy, aim iTormy 01 meir patronage as a
business man and citizeu.
They have associated with them in business'
their former partner, WM. H, EWIN, and pro
pose, under the firm style of Ewin, Pendleten &
on " Reneral WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS, as formerly.
They" solicit the patronage of their former
friends, nnd all others looking to Nashville as a
market in which to make their purchases.
Mr. 0. DuPRE, who was formerly with Ewin,
Pendleton A- Co., and latterly with us, will
remain in the' house.,
JOHN II. KWIX. JKO. T nC.VDLETOX. Wif. H. KWIK
EWIN, PENDLETON &CO
Wholesale Druggists,
INO. r IlViX BLOCK
Norlhcaot I'enier Pnhlir .Square,
IN A S II V I L L E .
TKTOUL? RESPECTFULLY ASK .THE AT
1 , t,ent.,0.n of Country Merchants, Druggist!
anu rnyisicians to tneir stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
PATENT MEDICINES.
' 'PAINTS, OILS,
DYESTUFFS.
FINE VIRGINIA and
' Common TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO, "5
WRITING and
: LETTER PAPER,:
TANCr ARTICLES, Etc.
Before pnrchosins elsewhere, oj we'aro deter-
mined to make it to the interest of purchasers
to buy in this market. Wo will either "buy or
uiwiui ut iuo very nigaosi marxec rates, tor
our lricnus.
Dried Fruit,
Beeswax,
Ginseng,
That may be sent to us.
nn9-ditrw3m
Feathers,
Wool.
- Etc., Etc..
Our terms are Cash.T
POTATOES
POTATOES 1 1
200 m
ARRELS PEACH- BLOWS AND
Meshannock Potatoes, this day received 'In
store. B.S.. HAMILTON. GREEN.
ONION SETTS.
'500
BUSHELS CHOICE SETTS, which
we wish to sell to close consignment.
B. S. HAMILTON & GREEN.
To Arrive Per Steamer Bchoccn.
200 BALES. PRIME HAY. " ;
400 BarreliJeachiBIow Potatoes.
200 choice'Applos.
70 " i Onions.!
. 200 " Flour, all grades.
100 " Wheat.
20 " White Beans.
rWAHTED;
500 BUSHELS DRIED APPLES.
600 " " Peaches.
We will also pay the highest market prieo for
Bajer Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, Beeiwax; etc.
U K. 1IAAIILTUN X (IRKKN,
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
New Orleans, Demarara, Crashed. Powdered,
Granulated and Coffee Sugar?. Coffee. Cheese.
Mackerel. Candles, Soaps, Nails. Buckets,
Brooms, Tubs, Wash Boards. Starch, Pepper,
Ginger, Apices, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon.
1'ioKles, uysters, snniinc.-. iiincKing. jiiacKing
tsrnshes. catsups, bauces, i rapping t'aner.
Twine, Teas, Indigo, Madder. Copperas, Pine
Apples, iresh Peacbe?, Dried Beef, burgar
cured Hams, etc., etc.
KYE AND IJUCKW1IEAT FI.OFH.
It
IXOBERTSON AND BOURBON WHISKIES.
Rum, Gin, Apple, Peach and French 'Bran
dies, Old Port, Madeira, Sherry and Ginger
Wines-
feb3 It. S. UA.YlM.TOX A- JItF.E.V.
OCULIST.
mi. 3. B. QEXTRT,
TORJIERLY OF FRAKF0RT, JCENTUCI Y.
X has, permanently io; atea nimcit at. jacsjon,
Taneee. for the purpose of practicinghli proi
faarion, luferi to the citixens of Middle and
Weat Kentucky, Middle and West Tennessee.
9UU oash without reserve. feW-Sm
Yalnahle City Property
FOR SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF CHANCERY
Ceurt, the- Pcsperly on the corner of Uni
versity and Waahingto and South Jefferson
4ree4. belenging to the estate of Major E.G.
flartama. is offered for ale. ...
This property within one hundred yards of
the Seuth NashvOle Street Railroad, U plea
amUy id iriblyHtuateeontaini pear four
are, and wfl )eld in a- body or divided into
The residence is. a comfortable frame contain
ing eight rooms, besides kithen and outhouses.
The sale will be made free from redemption,
and on a dit, of aix. twelve and eighteen
month!, exbpt Ijumf 10 per cent, to be paid
fn caitr.. .""w JHW arw
leoulre! mad airKS-nta
AW
sed-wii the prtmle& er
ft, CfjRREY,W. D., -Comaiiaioner.
Jan31-tf
Louisville .agcT aille"
aUICK TIME TO
nt. I.OUIS,
1 CIIIOAOO.
.! tut It. ).- r- . f-
.it-f ClIXCINNATI,
hjtJa.Ar!-TIIi:' EAST.
' i ..'. Ji i. r- 1-4
Two Uully,; Throiigh TriUiis, 3IuUIuki(
Direct Connection at EouiNYlUe.fiir
' the Kant, West anil North.
COMMENCING JANUARY 27, 1S67.
Traina will run as fellows':
. "' No. 5.
Leave Nashville 5KWA M '
Arrive at Bowling Green. 8:00 A M
" Cave City. - 9:27 A M
t " Louisville, ..1:00 PM
No. I,
5:13 P M'
WS).P Mi
WHST AND NORTH.
' No. 1. No. 2. No; !.
LeaveLoufsvlllS-lSO P M 9-38 PM C.-30A
Arrive Ind'nap'lis7:00 P M 4:15 A M 12:15 P
Arrive Chicago ilDiOAM 5t00 PM I0:10 P M
" St. Louis. 9:3.1 A M 1:00 P M 1:45 A M
EAST.
No. 1.
No. a.
9:30 P M
4:15 A M
6:15 A M
3.60 PM
10:40 P.M.
9.30 ?.M
1:00 T M
Leave Louisville
Arrive at Indianapolis
" " Cincinnati
" Cleveland
" Buffalo
" " Pittsburg
" " Baltimore
" " Washington
' " Philadelnhift
" " New York
" " Boston
1:30 P M
7:00 P M
11:55 P M
6:15 A M
1:35 P M
10:25 A M
15:20 A M
12:40 A M
7:00 A M
1:20 P M
3:45 P M
5:00 P M
-aa-Meamers of U. S.'Mail Line leave Louis
ville daily at 10 a. u. and 4 r. it., arriving in
Cincinnati In time to take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger car attached to freight trains
T v. I. .. .. T . 1 : 1 ' . . , . .
x-tAuniiii, jvj., ui i:w a, ., unu uauann
o.w.. .fti.mu( IU 4.1HSUVI1IU Hi llZiAl A. Al.
Leaves Nashville at 3:10 p. v., arrives at Galla
tin t:uu p. u ana at Uranltliny:01 p. v.
AI.HKUT FINK.
General Superintcntlent'L. i'NI R. R.'
dec9
Nashville and Chattanooga
CIIAKdE OF TIME.
Two Dally Traliw Leave Nashvllh
Tor Wnshlnfftou, Nvw York, and
all Points East nml South. Close
Connections Slnclc nt Challa
iioosa Alomlii;; and T. ve
iling Tor nil Eastern and
Southern Cities.
OmfSR Of aKSKRALS0PRRIXTRNDltST.
NA3HV1LLB it CllATTAXOOflA RaJI.
Kasuville, Xenn., Jan
.27.1S07.J
rN AND AFTER SUNDAY. JAN. r.
1807, and until further notice, Passenger
uuiiu win run us iouows :
Leave Nashville for Washington, New York,
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta. Savan
nah, New Orleans and Mobile at 5:00 a. m. and
5:0C p. ii.. arriving in Chattanooga at 2:00 a. u.
and 2:00 p. it.; both Trains making close con
nections at Chattanooga with East Tennessee &
Georgia nnd Western fc Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning, leave Chattanooga nt 7:10
a. m. and 7:40 p. m upon arrival of E. T. Jt Ga.
ana .&a. Arams, arriving in Nashville at
4:;ju a. M. ana 4: so p. m.
Elegant Palace Sleeplnjr Cars on all
Night Passenger Trains.
Surlbtvillr ACCOMMODATION Leaves Shel
f . . . . u u.bu a. ... ...... . M .. Ullil Nig 111
Nashville 11:10 a. m. and 4:30 p. m Leaves
ashvllle lor Shelbyville 5:00 a. . andftOO v.u
' -' L" U 1 1 : T I II l. 1 . 1 ii l"
nrriviuK ih oiiciuj viiiu -j-.uu a. m. aua vm I'. 1. ,
NoshTlIIe nnd Northwestern Railroad
Passknqrr Train Leaves. Nashvills.2:00
p. m.; arrives at Johnson villo 9:00 r. si. Leaves
Johnson ville 4:00" a. h.; arrives at Nashvile
HWXJA. m. i-
W. P. INNES, Qen'l Sup't,
il. Jc C. and N. W. R. R
J. W. BROWN. Oen'l Pass Agent.
ian2ti-tf.
C. M. BRIGGS.
I. M. HYATT.
BRIGGS & CO.,
GENERA. COMMISSION
MEC IA1TS,
Grocers and Forwarders,
AOKSTS TOR T1TR 8AI.B OF
Cedar Ware, Plows,
Corn-Slicllers,
StrnTT-Culters,
AOIUCUI.TCRAI, IMPLEMENTS,
HOLLOW-WARE. . ! '
BAGGING.
. . ROPE and TIES, . .
' - ETC., ETC.,-
Manufactured at the Tenne?ie"o Penitentiary,
- ' p Dealer in 1
FLOUR. i ' mi
BACON,
LARD.
MEAL,
w-v.-.. , - 'CORN, and
'.Plantation Supplies tlcnernllyi
'' ui " Wt,. a.
con. cniiRcii and coi.i.koi: .fiTs.,!
fc, :4 NASHVILLE, TENN. r
jan4-3m
1 THE OliDEST '
BOOiF AND SHOE HOUSE
niifAiVJ
Estahlislietl in Juiuinry. 1843.
WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND!
varied assortment of Gents , 'Boys'.;
Youths', Ladies. Misses' and Children's BOOTS, i
suuttt ana UA1TKKM. Also, dents and
Bovs' HATS, UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY,,
WHIPS, etc. which we are offering at reduced
anu reasonable prices. ' , --
Old styler and stock much less than ro.U.
B. R. CUTTER .t GLEAVES.
fCf)-ni rnmpr nf Tlrnnrl onrl riAlloffA o.r.At.
Or at their Branch Store, NO. 25 College atreel
Sewanee Block, Nashville, Tenn.
jan2-.im
BELLOWS FACTORY. '
T AM PREPARED WITH A LARGE STOCK
L or BELLOWS', of all8iies. for the market,
all warranted perfect- They will be found with
all of the Hardware Merchant of Nahville.
Customers from abroad will be supplied by ad
dressing me through the PoitoSce at Nashville.
I promise perfect satisfaction in the work, or to
be returned for exchange, at my cost for trans
portation. N. BROWN.
dec2S-3m,,
WOODCOCK & SUTTON
STILL IN TIIE (COAL) KING.
Round Cal 85 50
Ltimn Coal .'. '. - 7 00
Opposite Postoffice. NO. 3 CHBRRY STREET.,'
anS-tf
WM. TITTLEBATJM,
OPTICIAN, No. 15 North Cherry St
(opposite the Maxwell House, Nashville.
Tenn. offers his services to a gene oas public.
By his experience in this line he is enabled to
trv (ha pTMtlirh. and suit sneotacles acconlingl)'.
ffO that the eye Is not overcharged, but merely1
A I,:. ftntf(.l t-Taf ulili.hmnn cn slim
MBisim. . . - u'. ......... ii..
be found Mleroseones-Teleseopea, Thermome-'
tens, Magni&ers, Mathematical Instruments.
Picture Frame, Opera, and Field Glasses, etc..
etc. Remember that when you want your eye
sight improved you must call at Wra. Title
btura'e office. No. 74 ChurehstreetK eppoaite
Maxwell House. "Nashville, Tennessee. - The
best Glasses, or pure Pebble, set into old frames'
dec7-3m
NOTICE.
XTOTICE IS HBRBBY OIVBK, THAT A
l riammlaiinn ariDointed by autheritv of Act
of Coagrea. to pus upon the Claims of loyal
persons, for compensatlen far their alaves, whs
wtreenlirttd or drafted into the Usited btatel
army, within the State efTeiineMee, Iinowiq
session. In Nas hyi 11 ean dip r frWgUfcrcsci 7 e all
such cliTm. at the fSoA of tBe AmaWsion,'
No. SOslonnado BulldiBg.ChjanT street. .
U. jaUAvia, rrasiaenit
U. S. Csmmtssiao for State of Tennesseo
Nashville, Tesnoee.
dcc-wtf
SAL.E OF VAXXiABTaE
Eeal anclersbiiarroperty.
Three Farms of from lOS.to 2141 Acres
each. Also, Personal Property.
Sale lYcdnesilay, Mar;li 18, 1SG7.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE ClR
cuit Court of the United States fot t he Mid
dle District of Tennessee, in case ft f AIcFerniii
etala. vs. McKay Js Foster, I will, on the 13th
.iiAKUti, io( Dctweenmo hours ot n and4. on
the premises os DiCEjrRSON- Pikr.krab N.tsn
viLtK, expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract of land on which Felix G. McKy now
resides, containing -158 Acres, which tract
has been divided into" three farms, containing
respectively 214 acres, 100 polest 103 aere.,180
poles; and 127 acres.fi poles bounded on the
north by Sands of Robert Cartwright: on east by
land of S.S.Hall and Thomas Walker: on south
by lands of John Eubanks ; and on west by lands
of W-D. Phillips and Caroline E. Bcel. Sotn
wtTHoirx Rkdkmptiok.
TiaMS Or.o-third cash, balance on credit of
C, 12, Hand 31 months, purchaser to gite secu
rity. Interest from date and lien retained-
ALSO. AT SAME TIMR AND PtACE, I will SplI for
caih all the personal propertyof the said Felix
u. aicivay, consisting ot nnusehoKt and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, blacksmith toob.
three .mules, two horses, one yoke oxen, one
milch cow, etc., etc., etc., etc.
E. R, CAMPBELL,
febl2-td Special Commissioner.
OKO. n.'RKJD. W. H. CHAnBOCS.V. I. r. BROWN.
RETD, CHADBOUEIj & CO., .
(Siicc'esor to French i Co.,j "
Cotton ainl Tobacco 'Factors,
ASP
Ganeral OommiBsioii Merchants,
'Corner of Clarke nml Front Streets,
je7-ly NASHVILLE.
FRENCH BOOTMAKER,
NO. 30 COIXEGE STREET,
((Under the Sewanee House.)
TS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING STOCK.
1 and manufacturing to Order first-class Gen-
tlemen'a Boots. Uaiters. and Shoes. Customers
will be guaranteed satisfaction in every instance.
Leather and Findings and every thing in the
line supplied to the trade at moderate rates.
Kememlier "ii.
No. 20 College St., under Sewanee.
an' '
UNION BANK TffOTES.
TfJ ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
1 Legislature of Tennossee. passed December
12th, 186G, entitled an act "To expedite the dis
tribution of the effects of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors,"
notice, is he-eby given to the holders of the notes
of TnK Uxion- Bank op Trsxksskk to file them
with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nashville,
between now and the 1st day of January, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-nine. llSfi9.) and receive
certificates therefor, or they will bo forever
barred from any participation in the assets of
thp Bank. The certificates will be received at
par in payment for debts due the Bank, whetb
er tendered before or after tho 1st of Janu
ary. 1369. JOS. W. ALLEN. Trustee.
Deo. 20. lS66.-21-fim
1S07 . ... -ISO?
BLOOP HORSE
ASSOCIATION COURSE,
Nashville,
Tenn
milE SPRING MEETING WILL COM-
X mence Tuesday, May ith, and continue du
ring the week.
FIRST 1AY.
THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE For Two
rcirOtds Dash of lhree-Uuarters of-aMiIe.
$25, Play or Pay. The Association to add $l0u.
Seeond Raee.
ASSOCIATION PURSE $300. Mile Heats.
SF.CON DAY.
THE GREEN STAKE For Three Year Olds.
that did not appear in public up to January
1st, ISiT. fllileueata. nay or rny. The
Association to add 5300,
Second Race.
THE INVITATION STAKE For all Ages.
Two Mile Heats. S1UU. I' ay or Fay. 't he As
sociation to add S1.000. The Second Horse to
get half of the entrance money.
THIRD DAY.
THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. No. l.-For
Threo Year Olds. Mile Heats. $100 Kntrance,
J.'O Forfeit. The Association to add S30C.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-$600. Mile Heats
Threo best in live.
FOURTH DVTf.
THE SEWANEE STAKE -For all Ages. Mile
Heats. $100 Entrance, $60 forfeit, Tho 'As
sociation to ana wj.
Seeond Race.
ASSOCIATION
PURSE $600
for a Dah of
Three M lcs.
FIFTH DAY.
THE CUMBERLAND STAKE,, No. 2-For
Three Year Olds. Two Mile Heata. Sim En
1 ranee, $50 Forfeit. The Association to add
500.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION rURSE-Handieap for Beaten
Horses. 300- Mile Heats.
Three or more to fill the above Stakes, except
tho Invitation Stake, which will require five to
fill. No deduction for a walk. To name and
close March 20th, 186T. Entries tobe addressed to
G. W.DARDEN,
P. 0. Box 37, Nashville, Tenn.
GEO. W. DARDEN, B. F, COCKRILL.
Secretary, febl-till marchZO President.
JUST RECEIVED,
A Large end Complete Assortment
GARDEN. SEJSD,
From the wIl known house of
DAYID IjANDRETir A. SON,
P H I L A I) K L P H I A .
Gardeners and others wanting Ithleni can rely
on getting
Genuine and Fresh Seed,'
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
t
IEItIVIIiI,E &
CORNRR CHURCH AND CHERRY STS.
janl2-tf
Itooks for Fiirniprs nnd flanloiiprs
J'ARMERS' AND GARDKEP.S Dic
tionary; the Farm and Garden) by Jacgnes;
Bridgeman's Gonleners' Aselltant; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Buist's Kitchen Gardening1: Down
ing's Frnit Trees of Ameriea; do. Barrey's; do.
Baker's; Flint on Orasees j do. on Milch Cows;
the Araerian Shepherd; the Farmers' Barn
Book; Fuller' Grape Culture; do. Haralzihy's ;
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture : Bukt
onthe'Rose; Youatt; Skinner, Mayhew, Drsld
and Frank Forrester on Horse?.
' For sale by JOHN YORK,
ian31-dtf wit 41 Union street, Hashvllle.
Bankers, Oflleers of Rtill
romlM, Courts. Inniirnnc1
Companies, Etc.,
WOI ED C0NBILT THHIR ' 'TNTItBKST
by havirw th.ar BLAJfK BOOKS and
BLANKS made by
AEBERT-B. TATEL,
a7. AND. U. IWtfiOtiO N Hfr-Il.EE T,
Who if prepared to do all descriptions of
BLANK WORK of the Rent iVorkinaniihln
ondj Hnterial, v GRS,VTUY RBDIMED
PRICKr " fJft-
To the Creililnrs of Albert . Pnj ne,
Deceased.
"VTOU ARE HERBBY NOTIPIKD THAT BY
X decree of the Chancery Coart at Nahrille.
rendered on January 4tk, 19S7, all claia axaisst
the estate of Albert O. Payne, decal. mtut
be filed in the ofiee of tbe Clerk and .Marter x
" SlORTDN B. HOWKLIaatM.
jan!2-lw oawtd
R. I-.CARI7THERS, JOHN C. OACT
n. i cARirriiERs, jr.,
LAW PARTNE'RS&i
1 -a (
OPFICK: Above t! Bask fthe listen; Ool.
'"UtOTHERS. GADT'iSJAROTnERS. ,
febl8-lIa i
&6Mmc. iyisjiensmih
Over 33 Union Street, hetween Col.
lcc nnd ChrYry,
N'ASHVIIitE,..;.
FOR TIIK TRHATMRK'T OF
CEOROINTC DISEASES,
PriTate Diseases, and
" . t. . 1 i
I I SFk.S:E S. OF WO M E N.
43- PATIKNTS Jr'e.lTEP AT THEIR
UOUEM..CI1UES OVA KNTEED. -a
CORES AFFKCTI0NS OF- THE LUNGS.
Diseases of the Throat, Caneer, Gravel, DIJ
eises of tho Ileart and Liver, Inflamation'bf
the Stomach, Deafness, Diseases ot the Byos.i'
Debilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Anil I .rtrnnmntinn
TO TIIE LABIES.
All Affections Of the Womb treahM wlib
succe5.' ' " '
STERILITY.
bnnB forta in due season, can consult nie cither
f tflYAT e" di s h a k t: u
Of all grades. Primary 'and Secoadary. renovated
NIGHT E.1IISSIONS CURED.
DR. JIcGILL is performing the most wonder
ful cures by his
Medicated Ynpor Bntlm
That have ever been performed In thl country
He cures constitutional forms of Syphilis;
Debilitated Systems: Ulcers' of the Throat Or
Mouth; all Diseases of the Skin, ausod by
Syphilis or impure state of the blood; all pains
of the bones, by Mercury and'Syphilia; Enlarge
ment of the JoinW; falling out Of the Hair:
Rheumatisms. Scrofulas and Neuralgias, l am
nowready to WARRANT A CURE.
AH letters should bo directed to DR. SlcOILl
Bos 74. Nashville. Tenn. jan2-ly
CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, March 9, 1867'
W. A. &J. G. McClelland vs. Alexander
Moore and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THR
J. Chancery Court in the above c-arwe, I wHI
sell, at the uourt House in xsnsaville. on
Saturday, March ft, ISU7,
A parcel of land containing 8 54-100 acres, lying
near the old n harton riau, and being that
part ol the land conveyed by JJenj.imin Litton
to W. H. Gordon, which wa3 afterwards pur
chased bv Alexander MSore. on Jutv !). 1SA7.
For nn accurate description, relcrence is made
to the deed in Wook Si. pace 73.
TERMS OF SiXLE-Crcdifs of six. twolve,
eighteen and twenty-four months. Notes with
good security required and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
feblS-td Clerk and Muster.
111 1 " i -
John Browne vs. II. I. Jones.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
X Chancery Court in the abovo cause, I will sell
at the Court House in Nashville, at 12o'clock, on
Saturday, Starch 0, 18G7,
Lot No. 130 in Shelby's Additition to Edgefield,
fronting 60 feet on Woodland street, running
back 17U feet along Oak street.
Also. Lots N03.54 andixi in Shelby's Addition
to Edgefield, each lot fronting f0 feet on Ruell
street, and running back 170 feet to an alley.
TERMS OF SALK-Credit of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months. Nutwwith
good seourlty required, bearing interest from
day of sale, and lien retained- Sole free from
redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
feblS-td Clerk and Master.
A. K. Matlies vs. Pat. V. Holloran.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court in the Abovo oause. I wilt
soil at the Court, House in Nashvillu. at 12
U ItUt IV l II
Satnrday, 3Iarch , 1S07,
A tract of Land in tho town of Goodlcttsville,
containing two acres and 103 poles, described as
thence north 9 dear, cast with hUline 15 .12-100
poles to a stake, bis northeast corner in Burn
ham'allne; thence east with said line32St5-100
poles toastake, (hi.i old Cftrner;) thenro south
77 dcg. west with his line 2t" 84-100 nolea. to a
stake, being Phipps' corner; thence south 1C
ueg. east witn his line, and 1 31-1UU poles to a
stake in tha edge of the road or street; thence
west with said road or street 11 50-100 poles, to
iuu ueginuing.
TBRM3 Cash, subject to redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
fcbl6-td Clerk and Master.
A, B. Mathes vs. William Dc Ford.
TN" PURSUANCE OF ,A DECRBE OF THE
X Chancery Court In tho above named cause. I
will sell, at the Court House in Nashville, at 12
o'clock m., on
Snturday, SInrcIi 0, IS 07,
AJot of land in, tho town ofGoodIcttavilte.be
ginning at tho corner of Lumsoy street and a
cross street in said town, running thence with
satd'Lnmsey street 16 poles to -a stake, thence
norths, east 15 l-10tb poles to a stake, thence
north aSP, west 16 poles to a stake in said cross
street, and thenee 14 poles to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE. Nine months' credit.
Note with approved security required, with in
terest from day of sale. Sole free from redemp
tion. M. B. HO WiSLL, C. ir M.
feblG-td ,
CLEANSE TIIE BLOOD.
"Vm CORRUPT. DIS0R-
dered or vitiated Blood.
you are sick alt over, Il may
burst out in Pimples, or Sores,
or in some active disease, or it
may merely keep you listless, de
pressed and good for nothing.
But you cannot have good health
while your blood h impure. Ayers Sarsaparilla
nurses out theso impurities and stimulates the
organs of life into vigorous action, restoring tho
health and erpelling disease. Henee it rapidly
cures a variety of complaints whieh are caused
by impurity of the blood, such aa Scrofula, or
King's Evil, Tumors, Ulcer. Sores, Eruptions,
Pimples, Blotches, BoiK St. Anthony's Fire,
Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter or Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, Caneer orcancerous Tumors,
Sore Eyes. Female Diseases, such as Retention,
irregularity, SuppfeeMon, Whites, Sterility, also
Syphilis cr Venereal Diseases, Liver Complaints
and Heart Diseases. Try Ayer'a Sarsaparilla,
and tee fotyonrself the surprislug" activity with
whieh .it clcan.'cn the blood and cures these dis
orders. During late years the public have been misled-
nv large bottles, pretending to give a quart or
Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of
these have been frauds upon tbe tick, for tbey
not only contain little, if any. Sarsaparilla. but
often h A curative properties whatever. Hence,
bitterditappoirrttnent has followed the ue of
the Various extracts of Sarsaparilla which Seed
the market, until the name itself has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound "Sariaparilla." and in
tend to supply sueh a remedy aa ihnli reteiio the
name from the load ofobloquy which rests upon
It. We think we have ground for believing It
has virtue which are irresistible by the ordi
nary run of the diseases it is intended to cure.
We can only assure the sick that We offer them
the best alterative which we knew how to pru
dnee, and we have reason to believe. It m by far
the mot effectual purifier of the blood yet din
covered b iny body.
Ayert Ob-Try Pectoral U so universally known
to surpass every other remedy fur the euro of
rv.t.i r..ti.... ir. fi
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and fortne
relief ef Uonsnmntlve Patient! in advanced
stages ef the dtaeasv, thai it is luelemliiire to re
count tho evidence of its virtues. The world
known them.
Preparedby J. C. AYF.K .t CO
, Lowell, Mawaahusetts, and wld Ur
Drugguts and dealers every where at wholeaafe
afid retail: In Nashville by
BKURY. DBM0V1LLE 3c WHARTON
febWdAw u
yiERCHAHTS' DISPATCH.
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
American Express Company
FROl'RIETOItX.
MMIK HUDSON RIVBK AND NEW KK
1 Central Kaflrol haviBirdwd their lif
TfntOchll CAR" LKAVK NEW YRK
DAILY. MhereWfwe. .
Shipper aie aured that
n effort will be
spared
asratf
nv Mr
To OTHER List
K. CU?"NS. SuperisdAdMM.
31, n. iiixriiEH, Agf
Office, llbea. Smith k (So.. South .Market itrt
fehl2 Im - '
" '7 In Chancery at Nashville,
giate f Tennessee Clerk's Ofltav C4taery
Ceartnt flateviiie, resraary is we, lm.
N. Lawresce IAndriey and etbirr, CfBp4a4aaat.
v.Bartbolmew Clc. Adm'r, etaia.. DWesd
fTUpPEARINO FROM AFFIDAVIT FILMD
fai Ikh caae that, tie defeadaat. the a
kaowa iwin ef A. J. MeBrUe. deeaod, are
non-residents of tbe State nf TMnoanee- it is
therefore ordered that they enter their ppr
anee herein before r wiitHB the first three davi
of the next term of laul Court, to be held on tbe
first Monday in May next. 1W7. nod plead.
surer r ituimr Tn MiauilitnaaU' bill, or the
same wiltbe.takao for Mfened 04 1 thoffl and
et far Wrlnj ex parte, and that a eom oT
Wtrt paWWhed m MI teenr9 wrmn "i
jne rtasBTRie UBton kki trrfmgrm. ,
iA.iDT-rAttMti M. U. JIWV.Sl.li,
THwtaey & R(d, Sel'rs rea
rK-wu
larfcaad MMUt
i
Use tlxo iBest:
HURIiEY-'S AGUE- TONIC
Never FaibrAlwaVs
jpAfwa'vs In K", 'TlAji tf-.-
!.: " .:i, i . .v . "
nuiuiiif aioro
reliable tbaa Hurley'i Tonic.
! TTTIIiL cure Agpe and Fever, ChiJU aad fever. In
VV termittent Feyer. Dnmb-Ague. KverypersdB
who has tried Hurley's Tonic speak la the highest
.terms of it. As a eurative axeut it iiaawrpasse-l
' and more certain than quinine. No bad reak
frem ufln? HUHLBY'STONtC'. Bv ery bodrshWd
I use-HULriY'S AGUa i TONia SendTerT
ni nuai. r.iiuuuLii A CO
Proprietors, Louiwil,Ky.
Iluriey'w Stomach' Hllter.
For Debility. Lws of Appetite. Weaknew, Iadi
gestiwn or Dyspepsia, want of actios os the Liver,
Disordered Stomaeb, there are ae-bitters ttMt
comparo with these in removing ifcem dbtrwint;
complaints. FeBsaJa er can bhMtataay Drug
Store in the United States, or frtim. Wo wiiprie
tors, Louisville. Ky., corner Seventh, arid Green
streets, to whom olf orders ghoaId'beid dressed.
Ilnrley' Sarsaparllla.
The great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled. remaTes all im
purities :roia the blrfoy, and" gives health aad
strength tothesystam.
HURLEY, RUDDLE 00..
... t.I?l!8prietorj
HnrlcyN Popular Worm Candy.
As this is really a SpeeiSe for Worms, and the
hast nnd mott nnta e fnrm to piva tit AlalLl,n
At is not surprising at itrlj fast? takiag the place
of all other preparauors for worms it being t&tte
Oriental FenrI Drops.
For Beautifying tbe Complexion, etfeoluaHyre
skiu an elegant grooothnet mst easily attaiaed by
any oiner. iia use among tho ladtM ortashioa M
tbe East, gives it a character for effieaoy wblth
at once stamp it as infinitely superior for the
toilet of a lady.
Tnb f fnlr t ffr t
Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid b beaming
beeu introduced only about six yean, it hai be
come the principal in use wMh these who want a
fine, free Uowing ink, and for Its permanene? itls
decidedly tha Lett Ink for record that eon ba
la uneoalled, and needs only to be tried to be ap
proved. For aula by Drugguta and Merehaata
everywhere.
HURLEY. RUDDLE 4 CO.. Proprietors.
Corner Seventh and Green streeta,
, , Louisville, Kentuekv
tor sale by Berry, Demovillei Whartou: J. K
toughr Blood A Gregory. Nash vliiec and by
iiruggiiu.
iunelX lydiw
FAIRBANKS'
ST A NDAR D
SCALES
OF ALL KINDS,
Cotton Beams and Frames,
Cotton,Hay and Rag Presses,
Warehouse . Trucks,.
Baggage Barrows,
COPYINGPRESSES,
. FAIRBANKS,, MORSE A CO.
12R Walnut street,
fINtllX.VATI
ap4 ly
INS URA N 0; E.
THE TEWESSEIi:
Marine and F-i r o
iNsiiRA.Wfsr- i)iiU.vt;'
. . v -Under
the neir dmrter. h n fn H
AT NO. 31 NtlKTII COLL Mm TH
Next deer t career ef Uwhwm
tr -w.-w U
JONKPH W. AI.t.lkV.-ltrMt-r
a. w. liirrLias, sooijisu.o. .
DIRRCT6R4L
John M. Hill. WutHi Ma (JNH
C. A, R. Thoinps6n. D. Waavar.
Daniel F. Carter. John B, Jihmwaj,
Samuel Vanleer. Jejw,W.JflgwM.
R. B. Cheatham, A. 0. Adam.
Joeopn W. Alias.
dec4 ly -
Importaht toiTravQlersand Shippers
BRTWRltrT '
LO IJISVILLE ANI Til K K.4.ST
THE
ATLANTIC
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
CbROAI) J3ApGE
U now In full andie4;oHfal ovvptiu
From, Cincinnati to JV'ow Fori 2fofam, Ac.,
And h the only direct route to the
Oil Ilccioiis of I'cmisylTniiia.
Connections are made with
Jeffersonvilleaml Ohio ami itVtsfeslppt BWUroad,
via Seymour, JetTereon ville and JodtaaapoH and
(.HI. Hr.ilrah.l -in lf.t..n. . I .-twill. ' .t r,
ington and Kentucky Central Railroad, via Cin
' ia iJinastMmen via tlaeianati.
Two Through Trnlni Daily.
Passenrera bv hi Tira..l n.n. . ...
wide and comfortable cars, quiak time, ad uiru
Throurh TIrkeU and Bauage Cheek
procured at all the principal Railroad aad9tia
boat officers l Louisriile and t her South
j I F. FULLER, Gffigr '
I. D.Ceur.PaMenger Agent, I N.S Amrtfcrxtot
W m.Colliir, Freight Ag'ntJ-Uuleviiie.Ky.
marl I Ir
v. w. ttwts, p. x. oovwsosg.
a. a. Wwr,
of Arkansas. Renteeky.
Lewis, Cominore & West .
OOTTON PAOTORS
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchaht8,
HO .11 FFItllino STRKI7T,
f
(FACTORS' KOWJ
NEW OIII.IWS
And No. 3 Wert TMrtWlr.
0IX1NAATI
oC I2m
J. LTJMSDEN - & CG)k
HIDES, OILS, LEATHER,
Findings, Curriers' Tool?,
So. I) SOUTH MARKET fvTKMRT. No.
XASHTII.T.E, TF..V.VEHSK1U
Julyl3-tf
0. D. BENSON
No. 5 Union and American Block,
(Oont th MaxwaR How, f
paHLIiUBft AND DKALBR IV
SHEET MUS t'Q
And evefT kiad of
MUSICAL MEHOJIAXjDiE.
r I A JN I?
nil f. a ft Mat MnlfMMi liu a.1
'sly Agt it tbe Snath for the maHl Ctl!
r arms aaa a.a a. i m . iw nBi,
Wrtumnn Liimi it aaa rAnyiK
OHuan.
PiaiMM uad Onraaa taoeil. and aH kavb nf
Mutetl Ia4rMoU repauad. fW-tf
To the t'rdilim nf JiiUjee- Thaina
Maney, IleCjfii-t.
KVKK OK TWB CHA.NCJaT IMHtKT
liii'laa. awl i
hlijh''lialiiagiila afaiiaa i
af JaaWa Titan Maiiar im mtr ,
febs-diw-wtnapf rt . ". rr;'
JUAIkMuMA

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