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i early advertisers will be entitled to a dto-
eatint ef 10 ner rent.
avery Giber day (e. n. d. adrertiteeiU will
e eharg two-thirds of .above rates.
Ad Yertt?eiaa4 iatertad In the Trl-Weeklr will
he enarpeH Bfle HHlnr a square tor R!K insortKin,
Mill Ally (lull OArh lililuinitt inMtrtin.
in the CTtekti'. ne dollar a Munre Iter each
neaul or UMr linn ivntirrc. twwitv enta a
if 'ime, urn, ami tan rent a line every additional
"'HiHMtlafl.
"Changes in advertisement will We chart oil at
me rate tn filly cent n HiHure.
All adftrliiioiwlf are due frem date ef first
Iwertltin. HeraaAor the caafi ajttefei wilt be
SKinereu w, ana o imortenl adrerttfementsntll
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t in Ken ante arc-otuiiamoi uy ine money.
Union nml Dtsoateh.
ROBUST. WaTTEWMIV & I'rKVI.
U tinner.
Fw I'reM ami Timea Co.
.talhTH, Team., Jan. 22. 1W7.
Ti'AHM AND GARDEN.
not I r ii l'olnlui'H,
It is not generally known that rotten
potatoes will kill cows, but a correspond
eutOf the Padeville (A!a.) TalUtpoosian
mvp lie litis known of several persons at
"llfSiseRrton. when cleaning out their
tinfntnn lujnlfu nrwl liniidiMl fit flieinv flioir
- rotten potatoes whore tka cows could get
and almost uverv eow that hod
uHtaoss to a quantity died in a few hours.
Farmers and gardeners would do well to
boar this in mind.
I'olntii ItiilHlnif.
In a similar issued by A. II. Hovey,
seedsman, of ChiMtjp, agont for t!ie Good
rich Seedling Potatoes, the following di
rections, slid to be HfM on nattial prec-
tiee, are given as to the best mothot of
raising large orops of potatoes :
In the fall plow deeply and subsoil plow,
in. all cielileeu to twenty mciies in deplli.
in early spring, plow ami st.wii aero..
thp winter inrrow. harrow ami roll.
Mark out. as for com. three feet aitart
cauh way, opening the furrow eight inches
ueep.
At the iiilerncction drop a whole potato,
the largest you have, and spread upon It a
handful (about forty bushelA per acre) of a
oompoKt made of eight parts of wood-ashes,
four of bone phosphate of lime, four of fine
ground piaster, two of finely slaked lime,
and one of salt; or, if preferred, three
ouneesoiarttficial fertilizer tier lull. I hen
cover, roll and spread 1000 pounds per acre
of good artificial fertilizer.
As noon as the youtitr plants a r near, run
the cultivator clone to ami between, but not
over them, in each direction. Afterwnrils,
and before the weeds come up, cultivate
both ways, with lvnoi's borne hoe so ar
ranged as to out as shallow as esftlble, and
keep the surface entirely flat. Repeat this,
at short intervals, three tunes. 1 hen Imnil-
lioe three times, still keeping a flat surface.
Allow no hilling at any time, ner any weeds
to crow.
As noon as the tops arc iit-mi, di in
clear, dry weather with hoavy five-tined
digging-forks ; npret J, undor cover, to dry,
and store in a cool, dark, dry, airy cellar.
preading half a pint of freshly slaked lioie
in powder on each wishi'rof jiotatoes.
Gather and comport the drv tops, for
application next autumn ; then plow and
sub-soil as before, for next year s crop.
The following are the advantages of this
system of cultivation:
No possible entire failure of the crop;
no rot in healthy varieties; the largest
yield the soil and variety are capable or;
the largest projortion of large potatoes;
uo deeencracv of varieties, but continued
improvement; no necessity for rotation of
crops; the potato can be thus grown almost
indefinitely on the same laud, with, per
haps, at long intervals, a Heeding In clover
to maintain the supply of vegetable fibre
iu the soil ; no Iors by late spring frosts ;
if the early growth is out oil, the dormant
ryes will grow and the crop be saved the
greatest economy of culture and harvest
ing: the highest table quality of potatoes.
If the materials for the compost Oonnot
be obtained, top-dress hesvuv in the tall,
after plowing, with barn manure, but never
use it in the season of plantifM:. it mav
io'creaso the crop, but tends to engender
disease, ospecially in wet peftsetw.
(inrtteiit In the Country.
m . .....
.Many country eopie seem to tiiink a
garden is n thing belonging chiefly, if not
exclusively, to people living in villages
and suburbs of oitian whoro they arc
. obliged to make the most of tlio little
grounds at tlioircommAtid. " lint what,
they nro ready to ask, " doos a farmer
want of a gardon? Can he ivst supply
his table with greon corn ami pes hihI
now potstoos from his ttald as from a gars
den?"
Jfwoaro to judge from outward ap
psaraneos. sueh are the cocitotitHis of
many a wolbto-dn farm sr. How many
far hi hettse do wo sh in TeiiHsee with
no luxuriant vegetable garden in roar, or
smiling flower garden in front! a ljotne
standing right in the field, with field
arons eominc close up on all side of k
" a
excepting n ohijiysnt or a patch of grass
in front soch a picture of lonlinees and
desolation that the traveler. iHstoad of
casting lingering glances backward as he
passes, instinctively touchM up his horse
ni if in n hurry to got sight of h pkee
whore somebody lives.
But why should not the farmer have a
good gardon? Does he imagine that corn,
peas and potatoes are the only luxuries
whloh a gBrden can aBbrd nt any rate?
Let hi look over the lists of seeds for
sale and see the almost endlesa variety
of wholesome and delicious plants, which
nature 1ms provided for the use of man,
adapted to almost tery mouth in the
year, and tHtly a few or which Hd be
aeeured to break the monotony of jork
and potatoes and make hi table Maile
with varirty the whole year nwwl. Then
think of the small fruits! GrsjxM, er
rants, rasjiUrries, ulrawWrrias, ole., and
u)l raised so abundantly with mi little
labor I Sorely ir hj wkh Ua, R ri,t to
luxuriate upwi tb Unties of nature, it
is the farmer ; but he cannot do it unless
ho ha a garden, and a yoW out, aini
hrnoo the farmer, above all lher., nboHhi
wake it a cardinal oiHt in his entente
lions to possess such a treasure. It is
right in Ills Hoe of buRw. He
jllenty of gnwnd, iihmty of twLj and
knows 1hw to Hse them, awl then he eon
make bis garden h lluie exjHisnlal
farm, rrow whioh U miy tkriv htmhw
ble MaU Hieniii Mm mm tded
opera tlsns of the M.
Hut the faPHiM- MvtMthl mt be aoHtoot.;
wIthamerel'elaUor4l. 1I hookl!
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apprurinaio-aiia prepare auipie-grmrn
whara his wjfaml -qhildron enn', raise
flowering plants and shrubs to! their
hoart's contend, and lend them ojhoip
ing hand ; and if he does not find it adds
to the heart's content of the wholo house
hold, it will be a wonder. It is supposed
than an apple was the innocent occasion
that " brought death into the world with
all our woes." I?ut no such thing was
ever suspootod of a flower. Ilbw delight
ful itii to walk in n rich and variegated
flower garden, and read in the ever vary
ing forms of beauty and IovelinooS the
wondrous thoughts and love tokens of our
HeTcnly Fathor, and thug to hear, as it
were, " the voiee of the Lord God walk
ing in the garden in the coof of the day 1"
Flowers inspire no unholy thought,
awaken no unworthy desire, but only
whisper to ua of purity and innocence
and prompt within the heart yearnings
for that better land where the beautiful
shall not die.
Some one may say, ''Well, this is all
very fine to talk about, but really a fnriugr
has not time to tend a garden it don't
pay." Doos it not pay to employ u few
odd hours in providing a healthful variety
of Ibod for yourself and family? Does
it nat pay fo make your homo pleasant
and attractive to its inmates, and the ad
miration of visitors and passers-by?
Doos it not pay to cultivate the taste, to
feed the hearts and refine and elovatetho
thoughts and desires of your children ?
Think again and see if you do not come
to a different conclusion and resolve, that
whatever else you neglect, a good taste
ful garden shall be with you a permanent
institution. Gardening was man's first
employment, and should be his last.
EVANS, FITE & CO.
WllOlSclle M6F0haHtS.
NO 1 BLOCK,
NASHVILLE .TENNESSEE.
7 B AUK NOW IN ltHORIPTOF A LARflK
1 1 ami well geloeteu
STOCK OF GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR
Spring and Summer Sales,
To Vfhkih wo pall the attention of Merchan'ta
visiting Natbvllle. Ourstoak eonsiflapf;
Foreign and Ddmestio Drygootls;
I o i o i
I I.OTIH.G.
I f.
BOOTS,." '
HATS.
IIO.MI.KV,
GLOVES,
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
KTC. ETC. ETC.
EVANS, FITE at CO.
A3-NO OOODS SOLD AT RETAIL.
innr7 8m
NASHVILLE & DEOATUE
AIL
Great Central All Kail Kouto
TO TI1E
SOUTH ANI SOUTHWEST.
Tiro Daily Throng.! Io.iNniisrTrntiis,
iiinking' tllrrrt roniicrtlotts atlorn
tur with Meiinlit nnil (UinrJoM
lim Rallronil, for nil 1'ol'nt.
South mid SonthwoHt.
Through to Memphis Without Change
oi tars.
10MMRKCINO JANUARY
j will run as fullowa:
7. lStT7. TRAINS
tua'ins south.
TRAIN NO 1.
... . m.
... 3(00 p. u.
7:4a P. v.
- 88 P. M.
...11:57 p. u.
... 1530 a. w.
TRAIN NO. 2.
7:30 p. m.
lt45 A. M.
7:43 a. u.
SJA a. v.
11:31 a. M,
'3D p. u.
Leave Nashville
Arrive Decatur...
" lluntuf-ille
" Crinth....-
" (iramlJunetlon
" .MeuipkU
TRAINS NORTH,
no. 1.
No. 2.
7:3) A. si.
1:.13t. m.
ti:45 r. v.
2:46 a. it.
Leave Mami'lii. ...... ........ 7:00 p. u.
Leave Huntnrille 2.-0S a. u.
Leave Decatur. .......... fi:45 a. m.
Arrive Nashville . 2:10 r. w.
Train No. 2 South connoeta at
Dlfttllr fnr
Iluntsviile; at Corinth with Mobile anil Ohio
K. R. lor Selma. Moliilo and intcrtnrtliuta
points. Connectn nt (iraml Junotion with AHm.
Central R. R. for New Orleans and Intermediate
IKiinU.
lrain fsn. 1 South minnnctA nt Dnuittir fnr
HuntfriUe, Alemiihianml iaterapdiato poisU.
TrnSuNo.2 North opnnpctent Naihvltle with
LeuUvttlo and Nashvlllo Rail road, for the Knit,
North and Northwrtt ; ami with N. Jt C. unit N
&X. W. and K. jfc K. Railroads, for all points
on those linen.
Train No. 2 South and No. 1 North run d&llr
Train No. 1 South and No. 2 Narth run dnilr
except Sundays.
Splendid Sleeping Cars A t
(nelied to nil Night Trnius.
ColuniMn Aroomiuoilntloii Trnln
Ditlly, except NundnyH.
LeaviM Culuratiia at R-'rt .
Arrives at Nuhville at 9.U0 a. ii.
Leaves Nashville at - ...... 4:00 p. v.
Arrives at Columbia at. - C;r P. XI.
The Columbia AMHttammlntlnn Train run
on the above time bermannntlv frnm vodi- in
year, exeent that in summer the time of depart
ure from NMhville will be 5:(XJ p. v., instead of
Forthroiuh Tickets and other informntiftn.
Ikleaw apply at the office ef the Nashville City
Traiwfw
uuiany. Arthoast earner of Summer
and Church street, and at the Bread
Street
lPt, ranvlllc, Tenneaaee.
J. II. VAN DYNE,
Jb27 General Superintendent
3P l-I CRJ 1ST I
MANUFACTURING COX
Ltite College Hill Foundry,
ON HAND FOR SALE.
One 33 Home Engine, new;
One 33 Hone Engine, teeend band;
One IS Horae Euslno, with Brtller com-
idete, aceond hand:
Onn 12 Horse Engine, newt
Nix. 10 Horae Euirlnea, new.
Porteblo and Stationary Engines
Of all she made t erder, waivxatei conal to
any bastern Hngcoea.
ThsM In want ef Knrines Vrlll etraoaaeall
before tnirehoMBg elf en-bar.
Mill Work,
IFouhc Fronfn,
Jnil Work,
Rritlffo Work,
. Iron Rail&ap,
Ab1 every deferipltoa sf Iran Werk. I aade on
r2rrtt And warranted to git aatis-
NASIE. IX JONES. Pre! dent.
JXO. TKENltlTH. Secretary.
PEREMPTORY S,1LE
AI.UAI1I.K I iV'XLDINO
aTN 1'rea from Reilnn ... in..
ATDATJ'JLW?r PN SATUR
MM lm lU. kA,VT.,'",-r?"' " " . we wn
HI
irnar iiraimrltf
KpwKf. Jk h tHvr die A Ina
18R.M LIB
r?Prttiil u-
Jhe day
J F. 811 hJtna. '1 n
Mtrll td'
rastee.
r Couimissibn ivntl . 1
Forwarding
Merchants.'
No.' 41 South Market st.t Nashville, Tenn
janiu-om
JOHN ItKOWiVE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Corner Public Square and Deaderiek Street,
tTAS JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID
JLL assortment of Cloths, Caiimeres, Vesticjs
ana Mncn vruis, to wnicn no invites nn cus
tomers and tie public generally.
N.I). Scott's Reports of I'aabions for sale.
marl4 lm
ZOiIiIOFFS IIOU1SK
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREES OF THE
-- Chancerj Court, I otleral private tale tlen
Z.ollicotler s residence on iligu street;
nn. - ti s a x' r ii . . .
And other valuable nropertv.
Parties desifinfr to purchase trill -be fully In-
formed as to terms, etc.
aao. application to me
at the Court House
AI0RT0N B. HOWELL,
feblfl . Cleric and Master.
MEUCIIAXTS' AND MAXl'FAC
nmEUN' MVTVAIi IXNUKANC'E
4"O.-0n M0NDAV. the first day or April,
books will be opened at the Chamber of Co tu
rn erco rooms for subscription tn the capital stock
nf the Merchants and Manufacturers' Mutual
Insurance Company of Nashville, tinder a char
ter granted by 'be last Legislature, on the
'Mutual axd Stock plan.
A. J. G0FF. President.
N. H0BS0N. Vice President
W. II. (1ORD0N, Secretary.
Nashville. March 2), 107. mar20 td
IIH1VRT J. DUDLEY,
Ai-ohitect.
QPECIFICATIONSAITD WORKING J)RAW
O INGS, made with or without suporintcn Juuce
Office, at the Maxwell House.
KKFKKEMCK3.
John Ovketos, J. J. McCa.vn.
W. D. FOLTOX. K II. F.A8T.
v!7-tf
GARDEN SEEDS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
I T stock of well assorted Garden Seed, from
David Landreth, which wo will sell atthelotrest
market prices. O. W. HENDERSHOTT,
Corner Cedar stre.t and Square. Nashville.
. an27-3m
HENDEESON BEOS.,
. I. I lK,iV.SKJ
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
(IAS
AM)
STEAM FITTERS,!
t.Old No.,) opposite ColoiinaJc Buildintr,
IVANIIVIM.K.
..TEX.V
It:tftnllifejicl in
E ARE PREPARED TO DO WORK IN
our lino in a prompt and hrv-class
manner.
PniMBElW MATERIAL
On hand and for sals.
Nil BET LEAD,
LEAD PIPE,
PIO I.EAI,
FOKCK PIISIPN,
CISTEItN PIT3IPH,
DEEP WELL PUJIPS,
AI.E PVJIPN,
AKTEHIAN PUMPH.
BATHS, WASH3TANDS,:
WATEjl-OLOSETS.
BLOCK-TIN and HYDRANTS,
BEER COCKS.
SUAMPOONING COOKS,
15ASIN COCKS. HOSE,
HO f WATER BOILERS,
NOZZLES. COUPLINGS. ETC
GAM FITTING.
Public and Privato Buildings, Store Houses
etc.. fitted un in the miwt improved style, and
on raunnnblo forms. Chandeliers. Hall Lights.
Pilkar Lights. Drop Light.'. 1'ortablo utands
witii Hose. Pendants. Brackets, Glss Globes,
Srooko Bells. Patent and Plain Shades, Cigar
Lighters, etc.
I R O X PIPE,
For Gas. Water and Steam
from an eighth inch
up to two inches.
riltingH for llic Above. '
Teos. Elbows. Croases. Plugs. Bathing. Re
ducers. Lock Nuts, lloeks. Return Bends,
uuians, eic.
STEAM FITTING.
Steamboat. Factory, Hotel and Stationary
ilngino work done. Steam Gauges, Steam
Whistles, Steam Traits, Glnho Valves, all sixes :
flunge Cocks. Oil Cups, Air Cooks, Cylinder
Coeks, etc etc
ftb21-3m
THE BEST RETAIL STAND
IN TIIE CITY.
THE STORE HOUSE AT PRESENT OCCU
pied by Craighead, ItrciiNt A (lihkon,
NO. 29 PUBLIC SQUARE,
As a Hardware Heme, is now offered fr rent.
It is admirably adapted for any kind of retail
trade, being
A VERY POP17I.AH STAND,
And in good repair, and very
Cotunlelo In all if ArraiiKCineiiti).
Thn nresVnt prAnrietoni hanni emMarked in
the
HXQIiUSIVELY
WHOLESALE HARD
WAVllE TRADE,
uire a more commodious
hause. and will rent tho above
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
Apply on tho premises to
0RAIGHEAD. BREAST & GIBSON.
wai-15 2w .
In Chancery at Na.hville.
State or TenneM-aerk's Offire. Chancery
Csurt at Nashville. Mareh the 14th. 1867.
S I'll man & Co., complainant, vs. R. If. Cirer
and ethers, defendant.
TT APPEARING Fit OM A V PI D A V fTI'I LED
-1 in this cause that the dtfendaBU. TBtpw
Jt Oaodrieh. S. KaUenbenrtr.JU. Mmon.in
Simon and M. t ruhoui. are nun rwium-
Ptate of Teanestoe : it is therefore ordered that
they enter their appearance herein befone
or within the first three days of the next term r
Mid Court, to be held on the first Monday hi
May next. 19T7. and plead, answer or dew art
eompUinanU' bill, or the fame will be taken fT
eonfeatrd as to them and set for beariat ejpjne.
and that a copy f this order imbli-hert tc
ftwr sneeessiW wki 1 the Nashville Unhw
andDBpatah- ; ..'rttari r,
. A eepy Atterti M. B.HOWELL.. .
Clerk aad Matter.!
ii. M. BrWa, Jr.. SsPrfer cempl'u. mry4w
Drug Store.
EWIN & PK.MLKTO.V, HAVING SOLD
their retail stock at No. 19 tooth side of the
Public Square to Mr. H. W. Haislock. have re
moved to the Store formerly occupied liy Ewin,
Pendleton & Co., No. 5 Inn Block, northeast
corner of the Public Square.
To their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr. HasslAck as
a gentleman favorably known as a Drucgist of
this city, and worthy of their patronage as a
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in Uk
their former partner, WM. H. EWIN, and pro- I
pose, under the firm style of Ewin. PcndloUn &
mo 10 carry on a general ivuuiiiiaALK DRUG
BUSINESS, as formerly.
They solicit the paironajre of their form.r
friends, and all others looking to Nashville as a
mantel in wnicn io mauo lueir parcnases.
Mr. C. DllPRE. whtiuni feirmnrlr with
Pendleton & Co., and latterly with us, will
remain in mo nouse.i
JOBS U. SWIX. J.TO. T. rXDLBTO.f . VX. H. KW1N
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.
Wholesale
Druggists,
no. c innv
BLOCK,
Nor I beast Comer Public Square,
KTOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK .THE AT
TT tention of Country Merchants, Druggists
DRUGS. MEDICINES.
PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS. OILS,
DYESTUFF3. n
FINE VIRGINIA and
Common TOBACCO,-
SMOKING TOBACCO.
WRITING and
LETTER PAPERS
FANCY ARTICLES. Etc..
Before purchasing elsewhere, ns we'aro deter
mined to make it to the interest of purchasers
to buy in this taarket. We will either buy or
uuposu oi ai me very nignest market rates, for
our inenus,
Dried Fruit, Feathers,
Beeswax, Wool,
Ginseng, Etc.. Etc..
That may bo sent to us. Ourterms are Cash.;
&Il?-ltxlwJIn,
POTATOES
POTATOES ! !
200
BARRELS PEACH BLOWS AND
Meihannnck Potatoes, this day received in
store. B. S. HAMILTON GREEN.
OXION SETTS.
500
BUSHELS CHOICE SETTS, which
we wish to sell to close consignment. -
B. S. HAMILTON & GREEN.
To Arrive Per Ntemricr Rebeeen.
200 BALES PRIME HAY.
400 Barrels Peach Blow Potatoes.
200 " choice'Apples.
70 " Onions.9
200 " Flour, all grades.
100 " Wheat.
20 " White Beans.
500 BUSHELS DRIED APPLES.
503 " " Peaches.
Wc will also pay the highest market price for
Bacon, Lard, Feathers. Ginseng. Beeswax, etc.
B.S. HAMILTON & GREEN.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
Hew Orleans, Demarara, Crushed. Powdered,
Granulated and Coffee Sugars. Coffeo. Cheese.
Mackerel, Candles. Soaps, Nails. Buckets,
jrooms, xuiie, ivasn jioarns, atarcn. Pepper,
Ginger, Spioes, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
i-iCKies, uysiers, sannne:, iiiacKing, illacking
urusnes. uaisups, bauces. iv rapping 1'aner.
Twine, Teas, Indigo. Madder, Copperas, Pino
Apples, iresh Peaches, Dried Beef. Surgar-
cureu npms, etc., etc.
RYE AND BUCKWHEAT FLOFR.
J.V0BERTS0N AND BOURBON WHISKIES,
Rum, Gin, Apple. Peach and French Bran
dies, Old Port, Madeira, Sherry and Gingor
iV mes.
feb3 B. S. HAMILTON GREEN.
OCULIST.
IR. J. 15. GEXTRY,
J FORMERLY OF FRAKFORT. KENTUCKY.
. has permanently lo'ated himself at Jackson,
onnessec, for the purpose of praoticing his pro
fession. Refers to the citizens of Middle and
est Kentucky, .Miudlo and est Tennesseo.
Kills casn witbout reserve. feb5-3m"'
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS!
JUST RECEIVED BY
K. P. JENKINS,
Jan22-tf Successor to T. Wells, Druggist.
B. U WEAKLEV.
T. J. TABBBODQH.
WEAKLEY & YARBE0UQH,
Wliolesale Grocers
AND
Commission Morpliniitq
untlllllUil illUICllUIIKi,
NO. 6 NORTH COLLEGE ST.,
NASHVILLE .
.TENN
3- CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST
qualities of ilour. Coffee and Sugar, which will
be sold at lowest cash prices. Also, fine brands
oi Manors.
febSl-Sni
St. Cecilia's Academy,
MOUNT VERNON.
JN ear Nashville,
CONOCCTKD 3TSI3TRR3 OP THK
ORDER OE ST. DOMINIC,
Under the patrenage of the Right. Rev.
Bishop of Nashville.
fjTHLS ACADEMY "WAS FOUNDED IN 1SG0
JL for the purpose ef enabling parent and
guardians in the South and Southwest to impart
to their dauchters and wards a thorough and
solid education.
Tbe Academy is about one mile from the ritr
and is situated in one of the most beautiful and
healthy localities in its Vieinity.
The Academic year ronsiMs of two Sessions
each, and terminating about the a)th ot June.
Speeial attention U given to tho different
brxnehMUKallvtaueht in Aoademics
ilemiM. I
t ot lEKM.i. etc. apply to the ilotb Supe
rlar. Nashville, Teoneasee.
janl7-lr
FOR RENT,
pHK BUILDING KNOWN AS THE
I lireworv. in Aorta ioshville. on Jeffmon
Mreet, with a large lot ana stables.
1 AMl3 U'lllTirnDTTT
P. R. CHEATHAM.
dect T t f No. S7 North Cherry it
mnH NASHVILLE CHIMJSEVSVVEEP
X1M1 CO M VA NY. This Company are now
Tirenared to elean eblaners f erery dewrintion
in a thorough aad Mtisfsetory manner. They
hope to receive a large pawie paironag. ah
nnriies are iaterestol in having their cbimnevs
dean, and tbus far preventing the danger of
nrf. Aan price ir weanius ccu emmney is
Blaced at the low ram of Filty Cent,
nice No. S7 Broad Street. marlSSni
New Tailoring Establishment.
"I ANIEI. J.
SCANLAN WOULD BE
U !
pi ease J to iff. his frirdi at
NO. 28 0liEit:ci rjtc-;t;i
Nrtr tbe Maxwell Heoie.)
marll NASHVILLE, i&XHia&iti.
Wi"oWilc
Louisville and Nashville
AIL
CHUCK TIME TO
RT. I.OUIS,
CIIICAC20.
. " .CINC'IMSfATI,
, av
ANDT1IK EAST.
Tuo Dally TbrouRh Trntna, Jtlnhlns
Direct Co nuert ions nlXoutHVlllo for
the East, West and Xortli.
COMMENCING JANUARY 27, 1867.
Trains will run as follows:
So. S.
Leave Nashville 5.-00 A M
No. 4
acs p m
3:35 P M
5:18 P M
9:20 P M
Arrive at Howling Ureen, 8;60 A M
Cave City, 9:27 A M
Louisville. L-00 P TU
WEST AND NORTH.
,Vo. I. No. 2. No.. 3.
Leave Louisville 130 P M 9-JOPM &30A
Arrivalnd'nanlis7:00 P M 4:15 A M lihiS V
Arrive Chicago 10-.60 Ail MOP M 1U:10 P M
C T a.tn i iLf l.vt n ir i.ie . ir
St. Louts.
M0AM
1:00 P M h4i A M
EAST.
No. 1.
No. S.-
9:30 P M
Leave Louisville
Arrive at Indianapolis
" . ' Cincinnati
. . Cleveland
. " " Buffalo
" " Pittsburg
" " Baltimore
" Washington
" " Philadelphia
" " New York
" " Bston
1:30 P M
7:00 P M
11:55 P M
&15 A M
4:15 A M
&15 A M
3.60 F M
1:3.5 P M 10:40 P M
10:25 A M 9.30 P M
12.-20 AM 1KM P M
12:40 A M 1:20 P M
7:00 A M 3:45 P M
5:00 P M
W .Steamers of XI. S. Mail Line leave Louli-
vine aaily at m a. v. and 4 p. jr.. arriving in
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
lur me r.as.
rassenger car attached to freight trains
avea jiranKlin, Ky., at7:0a a, m., and Gallatin
fivuxi a. v., arriving in wasnville at 11:50 a. m
Leaves Nashville aUMO P. M.. arrives at Galla
tin6.00p. M.,andat TranhlinftOl p.m.
AI.BEKT FINK.
General Superintendent L.JkN. R. R.
dec9
Nashville and Chattanooga
R AILROA D.
CHANGE OF TIME.
Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville
for WtishliiKton, New York, and
all Points East unci South. Closo
Connection! JIudo at Chatta
nooga Morning; nml Eve
nln for all Easlcru anil
Southern Cities.
OfFICK OP GeNZKAL StTPEBIXTEXnCXT.
JNA9nVILI.K & ClIATTANOOQA RAIL
LRO.in.
.27.1S67.)
Nashville. Tenn., Jan.
AN AND AFTER SUNDAY. JAN. 27.
f 1867. and until further notice. P
trains win ran as lonows :
Leave Nashville for Washington. New York.
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan
nah. New Orleans and Mobile at 2:00 a. m. nnd
5:0C p. i arriving in Chattanooga lit 2KX) a. m.
anu p. m.; oom Arams maicing close con
nections at Chattanooga with East Tennessee .t
Ueorgia and n estern Jc Atlanttc Railroad
Trains. Keturning, leave Chattanooga at 7:40
A. M. and 7:40 p. m.. upon arrival of E. T. Ga
nnd W. & A. Trains, arriving in Nashvilla at
t:3U a. u.anu r.wr. sj.
Elegant ;Pnlace Slecpinsr Cars on all
Night Passenaer Trnlns.
SllKLBYVILLE AccouvonATinx I.MrM Shu!
byvillo o:2U a. m. and 12:50 p. ., arriving in
Nashville 11:10 a. m. nnd 4:30 p. m. Loaves
Nashville for tibelbyville 5:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m..
arriving ia Shelbyvillo 9:00 a. m. and 9)5 p. a.
Nashville nnil NorthwcNtern Railroad.
Passknqkh Train Leaves Nashville 3:00
P. V.: arrives nt Johnsonrilla 9:00 p. v. Learea
Johnson ville 4:00 a. u.; arrives at Nashvile
1U:U0 a. it.
W. P. INNES, Gen 1 Suri't,
ii. & C. and N. W. R. &
J. W. BROWN. Gen'l Pass Agent.
Jan2i tf.
C. M. BRIGGS.
I. M. HYATT.
B li I G G S & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MEECHAITS,
Grocers and Forwarders,
AGENTS FOB THK SALE OP
Cedar Ware, Plows,
Corn-Sliellcrs,
Slraw-Cnltcra,
AGRICULTURAL I3IPLKHENTN,
nOLLOW-WARE.
BAGGING,
ROPE and TIES.
ETC.. ETC..
Manufactured nt the Tennessea Penitentiary.
., Dealers in
FLOUR.
UACO.N'.
LARD,
MEAL.
CORN, and
Plantation Supplies Generally,
NO. 3,
COR. CntlRCII AND COLIJCGE (STS..
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Jan4-3m
TIIE OIjDEST
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
IN THE CITY.:
Esl ahliHhctl In January. 1843.
WK IIAVE on hand a laroe and
VY varied assortment of Genu, Boys'.
I i outns-, liouies'. Aliases' and umidren'g iiuur;
SH0KS and GAITERS. Also. Gents' and
I . ill I VrS UUU liUUUI cu B iJUUlil,
Boys' HATS. UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY
WHIPS, etc.. which we are offering at reduced
and reasonable prices.
Old style and stock much leas than cost.
B. R. CUTTER A G LEAVES,
NO. 30 rorncr of Broad and College streets.
Or at their Branch Store. NO. 25 Collece street
Sewanee Block, Nashville, Tenn.
janJJm
ELLOWS FACTORY.
T AM PREPARED WITH A LARGE STOCK
1 of UELLOWS', of all sizes, for the market,
all warranted perfect. They will be found with
all of the Hardware Merchant of Nashville.
Customers from abroad will be supplied by i.d
dressing me through tho PostofGce at Nashville.
I nromufi nerfect satisfaction in the work, or to
bo returned for exchange, at my cost for trans
portation, js.mamni
decZS-dm
A. & . EANTJIE,
NO. 31 BROAD STREET,
Between Mark t tend College streets.'
WHOLESALE BaKEuN AND CON
it FECTIONERS. Manufacturer ef all
kinds of Candies, Crackers. Cakes and Bread.
Dealers in all kinds ot" Hulls. Nuts. Raisins and
Sardines, Oysters, Canned Fruits, Pickles. Toys,
Motions, etc , etc. .
ino aiiemiim in m au. vvui.it ww-
'VAVHJeSi n. tf?",".
ed.
ii m. Mv.".-...
A. tir W. KANNIE.
fabZJly
BROWN BICK.
rpiIIS DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
X and tbornugti-bredsiauian win mage
tbe season of IrVIT. at my stable, four
n.11. Wul if Kaafiitl. nn the Char
lotte pike, at Fisty Dollars for thorough-bred
mares, and Twrtr-riv Dollais fer eommon
mares, payable Invariably before the rein oral of
the property. For pedigree. prforraaae', eta..
see circulars. B. r. COOK RILL.
0HUE0H STREET BAKEBY,
No 170 Chnrclj Street.
St. JIcGOCII
. Acent.
T RESPECTFULLV ISFORM MY FRIBNDS
I and the public that I can (apply them whh
Fresh Bread and Rolls, mornlnc aad evrainr.
made of the very best materials. Families wsjl
be supplied regularly by leavteg tbefr arden.
A fine assortment of Cakes and Pastry eon-
l.sjantly on. hand. Orders mHfited. and ejrry-
ining warrantea to do maae oi ma veryoeii
materials, by superior workmen.
mariz lm
AIiE OF VAJjUABEE
Eeal and Personal Property.
Three Farms -of from 103 to 211 Acres
enctu. Also, Personal Properly.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
cuit Court of tho United States for tho Mid
dle District of Tennessee, in ease of McFerran
ft als. vs. McKay & Foster, I will, on the I3th
MARCH, 1SC7. between the hours of II and 4, on
the premises o.v Dicskesox Pixe, xkar Nash
ville, .expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract of land on which Felix G. McKay now
resides, containing 438 Acres, which tract
has been divided into three farms, containing
respectively 214 acres, 100 polej; 103 acres. 150
poles: and 127 acres, 6 poles bounded on the
north by 'lands of Robert Cartwright; oneastby
lands of S. S.Hall and Thomas Walker; on south
"Z J?.n9 Qf.John Eubanks ; and on west by lands
f W.D.Phillipaand Carolina E. Beel. Sold
Wtohoct Redemption.
c Tl,oS-9?"thlnl.f Mb. balanco on credits of
6, 12, IS and 24 months, pufthaser to give sceti
nt?V JPtorest from date -nd I'en retaineil.
JVS' d1 axUK TIS,K A!,D ""Ar. I will sell for
cash all the personal property of the said Felix
p. Mokay, consisting of household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, blacksmith tools.
mree muies, iwo norses, one yoke oxen, onn
milch cow,
, otS, etc., etc., etc.
E. R. CAMPBELL
feb!2-td
Special Commissioner.
Postponement.
Tha ab-ve sale, at solicitation of parties in
interest, is postponed until FRIDAY. 5th of
ADril.1867.
E. R. CAMPBELL.
marl3-td
Commissioner, etc.
GSO.-ff. KtlD. W. It. CUADBOUXK. J. T. rtKOWrf.
BEID, CHADBOUEli & GO.,
(Successors to French & Co.J
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
AND
General Ooinmission Merchants,
Corner ofClnrke nnd Front Streets,
JeMy NASHVILLE.
F . GOLL,
FEEN0H BOOTMAKER,
NO. SO COLLEGE STREET,
(Under the Sejvaneo UouseJ
TS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING STOCK.
J. and manufacturing to.order first-class' Gen
tlemen's Boots, Goiters, 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.
Remember F. GOLL,
No. 20 College it., under Sowance.
an
UNION BANK NOTES.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
JL Legislature of Tennessee, passed December
I'Xh IKJV. onlillx.l an oo "Tn Tnililn lh itiil.
ribution of the effects of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors,
notice is ho eby given to the holders of the notes
ot iUE Union JJaxk of tksxkssrk tonietnem
with the undersigned, nt the Bank in Nashville,
between now and the 1st day of January, eigh-
cerTilc
barred from any participation in the assets of
tneuanK. ine certincates will be received at
rAR in payment for debt due the Bank, wheth
er tendered bclore or alter the 1st of J anu
nry. 1S6U. JOS. W. ALLEN. Trustee,
Dec. 20. IMS 21-6 in
GREAT AUCTION SALE
Splendid City Property.
rN THURSDAY, THE 4th OF APRIL,
V ISoT, at 11 o clocr a. (., ire will sell at auc
tion, on tbe premises, the
Elo&raut Residence and urounds on
Cedar Street,
Opposite the Capitol, and extending from High
to Vine street. The residence will be sold with
about sixtv-tire feet of trround. nnd the remain
der of this magnificent sauare will be divided
into lots of convenient sizes, affording somo of I
tho finest sites for residences ever offered in this
city. As tho public grounds are ornamented, in
future the advantages afforded by tho Capitol
Square will greatly enhance the value of this
iroporty, and render it not only a most dosiru-
Ie and elegant place of abode, but a highly
profitable investment. Wo invite special atten
tion to and universal attendanco at tms auction.
TERMS One-fifth cash, balance in one. two.
three and four years, with interest, and lien
retained.
The abovo property is offered privately until
tbe day ot sale.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON k SMITH.
marl5 td
JUST RECEIVED,
A Large and Complete. Assortment
GARDEN SEED,
From the well known house of
DAVID I.ANDRETIX fc SON,
S3
P II I.L ADELPUIA.
Gardeners and others wanting Jthem can rely
on getting
Genuine and Fresh Seed,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
BEMOYILLE & CO..
TOnXJG GISTS,
CORNER CHUR0H AND CHERRY STS.
Janl2-tf
Books for Farmers and Gardeners
J'ARMERS' AND OARDENER3' Dic
tionary; tbe Farm and Garden, by Jacques;
Bridgeman' Gardeners' Assistant ; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Buist' Kitchen Gardening ; Down
ing' Fruit Tree of America; do. Barrey's; do.
Baker's: Flnt on Grosses; do. on Milch Cows;
tho American Shepherd; the Farmers' Barn
Book; Fuller's Grape Culture; do. Haralithy'a ;
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture; Buist
on tho Rose; Youatt, Skinner, Mayhew, Dodd
and Frank Forrester on Horses.
For sale by JOHN YORK.
Jan31-dtf w3t 41 Union street, Nashville.
Rankers. Officers of Rail
roads, Courts. Insurance
Companies Etc.,
TT-OILD CONSULT THEIR INTEREST
VY by having their BLANK BOOKS and
BLANKS made by
ALBERT B. T A V E L ,
37 AND 30 UNION STREET,
Who is prepared to do all descriptions of
BLANK WORK of the Dent Workruanahlp
ami Material, at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES. febl
MERCHANT TAILORING.
HAVING PROCURED THE SERVICES
MB. J. SCATTERG00D,
OP RICHMOND, VA.,
I AM NOW
PREPARED TO
ORDER
MAKE TO
ELEGANT BUSINESS
DRESS SUITS.
I keep constantly en band a large assortment of
the finest BLACK AND FANCY COLORED
CLOTHS, and all the newest ttyia f
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CASSI MERES.
About the middle of Mareh I will iriiStitn
entirely new .task of fine Summer Cassimen,
which I will sell at the lwzst Cash rKJH.
Ml rkuTTraanOD Is acVnowlrdved to ba nn
f.the best Cutter of gentlemen' atothlDg, in
this country. I can therefore, guarantee the
goods to fit perfectly, aad give satisfaction in
every respect.
GEO. 15. ABBOTT,
S3 Colleso 8 1 reel.
0p,Ptle OA Natteiwl Bank.
mar3-tf
n'
"MMC&ILL'S
tv.
Over 33 Union Street, between Col-
lese'nml Cherry,
nAnll i iLLK TBM.t
FOR TUB TREATMENT OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,
PrlTate Diseases, and
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
A- PATIENTS TREATED AT THEIR
HOMES. CURES GUARNTEED. -Co.
BE. M'GILL
rvURES AFPt-CTfOVH otf rnTJ T.rrwna
J DUeaies of the Thro.lt. (innrer. IJrnvAl T)il
BASeS Of the Heart nnd l.ilr. fnflxmntinn nt
uv uiuuiitii, i;oAtuc. xtseasea oi me .ves.
debilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
anu vjnsumpuoD.
Tft TT ITT! T. iriTTd
' . - . . A JLAi?a
All Affections of tho Womb treated with
success.
STERILITY.
Ladies whose miafnrtunn It hn. Kaon ..f .
bring forth in due season, can consult ma either
oy leueror in person.
PRIVATK DISEASES
Of all grades. Primary and Secondary, renovated
from the System. t
NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.
DR. McGILL is performing the most wonder-
iui cures cy uis
Medicated Vnnor RntliR
Tb?t have ever been porformed ia this country.
lie cure constitutional forms of Syphilis;
xeoiuiaieu cysiems; Ulcers or tbo lbroat or
Mouth: all Diseases of the Skin, cumnl !v
Syphilis or impure state of the blood: all pains
of the bones, by Mercury and Syphilis: Enlarge
ment ot tbe Joints: falling out of the Hair:
Rheumatisms, Scrofulas and Neuralgias,
now read v to w ARRANT a imirr
lam
AlllettcrsshouldbedirectedtoDIt.3IeGILI.
iiox i. Aasnville.Tcnn. jan2-ly
0. D. BENSON,
5 Union and American Block,
(Opposite the Maxwell House.)
pUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
SHEET MUSIC
And every kind of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
PIANOS,.
From nil the Erst 3Iakerg. Also, tho
only Agent in tho South for the much Cele
brated BURDET CHURCH nnd PARLOR
ORGAN.
Pianos and Organs tuned, and all kinds of
.Musical instruments repaired. teb7-tf
TEN
SSEE eiLREHIDIT
rTAVING ERECTED A
COAL OIL RE-
of Rrntrn's Crk
JUL tincryat tho Junction
and Nolensvilte Pike for the distillation of
Tennessee-Oils exclusively, we are prepared to
furnish, at the lowest market rates, the follow
ing prouueig ot i cireieum :
ExHra White Iturniux Oi!
Distilled Xiiihrlcators,
Crnde T,ubrictors,;
Nnplitlin,
Gasoline,
RiRliollnc,
Asplinltiim.
Our burning ell bearj a fire lest of 123P to 110,
and i therefore non-explosive.
The Lubracators, as tho combined testimony
of all who have used them prove, are the be't
in the market.
Orders may be left at tho Drug Store of II. T.
Yarvah Sc Co, at tho office of Stose 4
HurLEBOWER, 08 Cherry street ; or address.
HOMER T. YARYAN.
marr,-tf
Superintendent.
WOODCOGK & SUTTON
STILL IN TIIE (COAL) RING.
Bonnd Coal . 7... ...83 00
Lamp Coal ...g7 00
Opposite Postoffice. NO. 3 CHERRY STREET.
)ans-ir
NOTICE TA) SHIPPERS.
Gkhkbai. Frrioht Orpins.
N. Jt 0. aSd N. N. W. Railwa vs.
flasnville, xenn.. March 18,1867.
ING TO DESTRUCTION OF TEN-
J new
Nashrlil
neanee Kiver ilridio. nt llrtiliiiinnrt. thn
asnvlile and unatlanoova Kailrnul l.'nmn.nv
have acreed with Dartiea to run a Pamr In mn.
ncction with their road until Iho bridaD is re
built- Tbe parties owning the Ferrr ebarse
sevn cent per hundred pound far transfer of
rreignts, wnien rate in all cases trill bo added to
regular tarin rales. ri. Met VEK,
General Freight Agent.
WM. P. INNES, Oeneral Superintendent.
marebl9 lw
Until further notice, trains will run to Chat.
tanooga by making transfer over Tennessee
river at iirtdgenort. rsxtra charve for ferriam
seventy -nve eenu. rerry Tic gets ran be par-
ennseu ai neaei onices, or on lerry boat.
Algnt Arams win be abandoned.
bhelbyrflle Accommodation will Imid ..h.
vilio daily at 3 r. it. W. P. INNB8,
maraj General superintendent.
PLANTERS' RANK NOTES.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
A Legislature of Tennessee, passed December
12tb, 1S, entitled nn art M To expedito the dis
tribution of the effects of Banks, which have or
may maxe assignment among their creditors"
notice is nereoy givrn to tbe bolder of tbe notes
of Thk Plaittxbs' Hasp ok Two sua sg to fllo
them with tbaundertigned.at tha Bank In '.h.
ville. between now and the lt ila nf J.nn.rv
oiuuiccii uunuim niHimxiy-nine, tist3,j and re
ceive certificates therefor nr thv will h
barred from any participation in the asset ef
" im. mo eeruaeaie win be reeeired
at riK in navment oi cihf dn. th H.nV
wnewier tenuered belere or after the 1st of Janu-
ary.ion?. u. n&AY Kit, Trustee.
dee-3ra
Memphis i Avalanche and Kmixvllle Whig eopy
luinmuuiui aim semi Dill 10 .nr. U KAVKB.
For Rent.
BY DECREE ; IN CHANCERY. IN THE CAF
of Jno. . Walker vs. the Sheriff of Dav I Jxm
cuuniy ana oiners, i am directed to ret for the
rear inn inn mnnwin ntfihtri.
e aiore uouse new occupied by Messrs. R.
B.
The Store House on Church street oeeupli-d by
Aiwars. ii am n ion ureen. And a Store Kaon
reween we two noose above meflOosed.
These wishing to rent wHI rail nn n at Tt U
! Cheatham & Co.', earner f Chureh and CaHege.
diytf flU R. V. WOODS. TmstaeT
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Dr. J. M. Wat,on'H Property.
fX TUESDAY. APRIL 2d. 1WT. at KLUVB.V
i sleek A.M.. en therirsKiMM. sill .all t
puoiiosaie tnatBiosi valuaile pi
ubliosaie that most valuable trrty en Me-
Lemore street, jost outside the eor Miration
binr tha beauMfal noWtsnro nf thm lain Ilr
John M. Watson, divided Intn twMir-nlne
fel. The dwelHog will be sold with about fyar
aeres, being a most desirable rtm . tree
frem tha heat and certMimtinn taxes ef th eity.
Also, at tbeaame time we will sell Lot (I. Bairn
and Whitedie's plan, lying between Summer
street aM Uio ralpbar fcprlnirs. mvMeu ics
CAeen lata. Dr. W.'a wiH rrqaires tlw propfrly
Ia be said in a irises tine, and tbe sale
nil
be
without rMerra to the ftiakrit bidder. A rare
fltiportuBrtr I nwfferea tn secure raw
osble property Btf4ing tM siy. y - Ir
Its bstdenf. Trs la aaait mm. vmomuM mi
eltsa free a uuL -...
JV'Ii. Jr'Rt VTrli HW.A t'ti.
DeLixi.BABSM. Auttleneers. muliAn
F0E 0j3 MfD , FEVER
"UE
rso tlio Boat:
' HURLEY'S VGUETONIC
No'hwlT1?...10 bo"tepended Upa
aoJiing moro reHable than Hurl&y's Tonle.
and more cr
rromuslhg
ujo ai u i a au u k. TO. f s. a ,
Proprietors. LoutsTtlte'.'Hy
Hurlej-N Stomach Blttem.
Disordwed, Stomach, there ar. no bitten that
nrS f.h. rtF?.15i8 .reaa b8 0Rd at any Drug
forIaK8,?!0'180 Propria
..rUUTJ'le y-corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whem all orders should bo
Hnrley's Sarsaparilla.
jasria as Brp.rimovS ii! s-
HURLEY, RTJDDLE 4 CO
Proprietor
XXnrley'M Popular IVorm Candy.
I . . i .
C,.t XTi.i DpM?4 I0T Worms, and tho
I .T. ." .,;H.rm lo "Ve to oMklren.
",",.V"?5... " i takfag the n,ee
I Ml Ml UiUCf UlCUSTlIlflrf IRF VftPm. 1. I. .1 . .
less, any child will taka. it. -
Oriental Pearl Drops.
ForEeauUfying the Complexion, tfTeetttally ra
moves Tan. Freokles Blotche?. aadTTiW the
skin an elegant smoothness not easily attafewl by
any other. Its use among tbe ladief fiWn in
the East, gives it a character for effiaaawhiah
toilefof IhSy " innaitelr superterfor So
lnkI Ink J Ink!
Seatqn's Chemical Writin? llnid lihni..
world-renowned for its superior quality. Having
Leon introduced only about six years, it has ba
. eome the princinal in dm with 1
no uo
ose.who want a
Cn free flowing ink. nnd fur It
its
ecc
decidedly tho best ink for record thai can be
used, xorcountinir hnniM h.nV. i.
counting houses,, bank orisehools. it
'""JfJ''D'i needs only to ba tried to be ap
proved. For sale by Druggist and Merchant
everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDDLE & CO-Proprietor.
Corner SeventhandGreen streeU,
For sale by Berry, l)mpyu?" jTwen; J f:
Harwell: Litterer & Cabier; Pulliam ileCu
lough;, Blood Jc Gregory. Nashville; and by.
Drnggnts. JunelS-lydiw
FAIEB1IKS'
STANDARD
SCALES
OF ALL KINDS,
Cotton Beams and Frames,
ootton.Hay and Eag Presses,
Warehouse Trucks,
Baggage Barrows.
COPYING PRESSES, c.
. FAIRBANKS, MORSE CO.
133 Walnut street,
. , CINCINNATI
P4-Ir
INS U'-R A N O il.
-C:
THE
Marin e and
G
, r
INSURANCE comjA.ygj, ,
Under the new charter, is now open ffjgi
AT NO. M NORTH COI.LKllH. snwk
Next door to earner of Untsojtrwf.
JOSEPH W. A MIEN, Prefllileiit.
A. TV. BUTLER,
Seeretary.
DIKHCTORg.
John M. HUI. Watapn M. Crtake.
C. A. R. Thompson, D. Weawer. t
Daniel F. Carter, John JLJohntP,
Samuel Vanleer, John WFTerraM.
R. B. Cheatham. A. G, Adam.
Josepn W. Allen.
dec ly , . sv.
x.v. tswia.
D.fr.COMINQORE,
Kentucky.
1. fl. WBflT.
ot Arkansas.
AM
entueky
Lewd's, Comingore & West,
COTTON FAOTOES
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
NO 31 ERDIDO STREET,
(FACTORS' ROW.) '
NEW ORLEANS
And No. S West Third street.
CINCINNATI
oetS 12m
J. LUMSDEN & CO.,
UAKirricrrtfftERs axd dealsmbik
HIDES, OILS, fiEATHER,
Findings,- Curriers' Tools,
No. O ISOUTH MARKET STREET, No.
NASITVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Julyl3-tf
CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, April 6, 1867.
Ellen LVnha vs. Thomas ItUMeit et ah.
TN PURSUANCE OF DHORBB' HP THK
X Chancery Court ut V..l.tH tB .1.
named eause. I will sell, at the Curtbu t
naravuie, at i:o'elek on
Salnrtlajr, Ajirll O, 1S07,
A tract of lam! containing seventy-live uotm, nu
tbe waters of Indlaa anil Mill fliuk Ln tk.
sixth elrlldistriet ef Daridmn ceBtr, aiOMa
iog lholands of Re)t. MarSeld. Jeha BrtWy.
Tnbitba Bond. Newton Briley aad elliers. Am
parUeular description in Itouk S. , rMtg K7.
bf the Register's stGee.
ISKMH: 3x mentbs' credit, Xu4e tMuirad
with twoanDrOredsaeiirlHa. aJntUa iSntj.il
Sale free frinn redesptton,
MORTON B. HOWKLL,
marlS td Clerk and .M4r.
15. C. Crawford v. J. H. Vtilmt.
TN PURfllfANfiH OP Tivsonai nw THr
1 Chancery Cttiirt at Niwhrlllo In airaHKMsal
Pl,,",e. Iwfll sell at the CatirnWae at 3kh
mi, ai ize eieex, on
Natnnlny, April O, iso7. I
thirtr feet at thn J.-r ui v it
the " Barrow' (7rava'UU rvZnl. u. L Mui
side of Cherry street, between Am and Ash
sireeM, ana runiMB
Iff liaak M6 lHMs.ln nHtm
ICBKaCotll.
maris td
Clerk and M .
Eliza J. AVetmore v. 3fone W. 'etw
et oIh.
TN PURSUANCE OF DKCKKR Of THK
1 Chaneery Court at NaasjrMle. ia Vi
named eaoM. II will sell at the 1'ixrtS) at
Na.brHle, at Ro'eloek en
NaturUnjr. April O, IM17,
Three vacant lot in Hiring' mMMm tn Xk
vUle. being Not. l.W, 1 and IW. Ih fWsr
JZ feet and the latUr 31 Mi eJi.
s street, between Kwlng arfHi mmI
Stevens&n street, and all f mm! Ml rwintng
baek ISi feat t an IUy. , , -TBBua:
One-tbinl eash. and hnlajaM m a
eradltnf iz ami twel moalM, wNH Wisnt
frasFi date. ote rMrrel wjut uprttrn nrnm-
rltT. and a lies rataii
mmrtm VII
ANDKRSOX. JOIiyaON A- 9MT
A4.
Jaraes L. Oreer va. Amwia
otneri).
TN PITRSCANCK OP DHCRstlt OP TH K
1 Cbaw-ry Cwtta UMaa, I wINmHm
C'ourthotMr at NasnvilN, at 12 'Wk, sjj.
NAtiinlny, April D, 1HG7,
Two tract nf laad, akt ifl mHt hm
Nashville, en t HiHiwr and finfc . IB..
Pikef. on tb waters f Wg ilartk awTfW.
arrrV.
Use traM eaauiainc I Mr t. Ik
eienrad and gd arable fanl. Ii
lea Mmm, aM
smsVMn4iM
baWtaMe.
Tha other tract eaatalnlaa- thWsa.M
an iimuereu
These are the land nf Mr. TsAMm Cor.
and they are now nM Hr partMna nj ' kmr
n.fr.
Twtfo Mtrtfc'
mttH tim
earKy r4J
(4e wU
ireia TKiawj
rnarU td
iYiZiu eni it is unsurpassed
tain than auin no. M
Y510NIC.E;erVbed; hTnU
mini to
aaaMir

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