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.K AO' X
m iarg&rc
Erculnliou in City and Slate.
AiVEUTrsix.
i ,
Ten line df solid nonpareil makeono stiar.
Yearly, advertisers will bo entitled to a dts-
. MUMT nMfl nur itnt.
BYary rftber Hay (n. o. d J advertenents wtli
e charged two-third of above rates,
Advertlfemonts inserted in thcTri-Wcekly will
lie ehanred one dollar & nouarefor first iaeertioil.
and fifty cants each additional insertion.
in the w eekly, one ueiiar a square toneaoa
nrtion. '
SoMiial or Citv Item Itotiees. twenty cent ft.
Jkie, first, and ten cents a lino every additional
IRMrlMll. "
-'Chances in advertisements trill be charged ai
the rate of flftreants a square.
All adverifflements are doe from date of first
ertien. Hereafter the cash system wtI tie
wed to, and b transient advortweMents will
akea unlfcM aseernpanieid by the money.
Jawibl WALtirn M Co-
Union and Dispatch.
ROBERTS, 'VVATTKH80V t PCXTIS.
, j . . ICanner.
Tsuris IVlKHAV,
Bar I'rew and Times Co.
1 XasbrHle. Tesn.. .Tan. 22. 1887.
V.xtrnclH from tlie Ulnry or n Coiift'd
rA(c I'rNoner. "
Every little act of petty tyranny wlficlf
.a viqious mind coujd invent Jiaa,been,ex
. oreised over the oitizana of St. Lftuie, yet
- tbey have defied all things in maintaining
their allegiance to the South., When 'a
Confederate officer was ho ftfrinatc aj to
he paroled in the city, li is official inaienia
Ci3(hi papWt into the Mglajst (J relefi of
tative of bowtltern -sentiment, and a pnw
nor for its Bake. The ladies, in their efi-
tlmwasm for the cause they iovwl. would
noon rob him of ever' button pn his cpat,
to keep as a memorial of tliouxlevotion to
the South. They would then' sew on the
buttons of the Aluwouri btate duard
when the iauieaef at. JLouir would meet a
United Stalra offtear upon the idewakt
tliey would draw tlieir wcirta anitfe to pre
venrbeing touched liy Jhom. TJi jnu-t
have been harrowing io the feelings of hc
. united utatco oiucers, and miwj nave made
them feel that a cause is not nacred wlijcli
(Winniaiidfl not woman ablwwinc. '
An old clam-mate and friend of former
yours, after learning I was a jirinertin
. i.
If. uATjor
e I- 1 f i i il l
J i 1 . 1
M &jn cm .m io v 20
'M UOO 4.W 6.M 9J0Q TJ.S0 14 !! at
Ip'- 4 .M 6.00 8.(X nnOO 16.60 afl
fc?:tT s; sjW 7A m.oj ii.iwis.ou -ne.00 as 47 s
A 8.0M 9.Q 12.00 16jy 21.09 JO 30
, 7 4xo i9.oA3i.os aKoo 34 os 34.
8 8.oSl2g Jfi.OU 21 Jm 27-00 3t50 38 W
' ' J.O0 13418.(X5l.OO 300 SG.00 41 92
U 10.00UMD 2UJ 2S.f30 33.00 38.50 4 $ 101
AmIh lLOOnMB 2H) 28.00 35.00 48.00 SO 35 1W
12-OM18.00 W.OO 31JB 3B.0O 46-60 54 l W
'"' IlS lS-OOjlSLK 96.00 HSfb 42.00 60X0 IB 111 T
14 14.00 2LTO r8.00t36.5O 45.0U 6150 S2 III UK
15 15.00 22J0!30.00p.og 48.00 57J30 03 1ST &
16 JG.00i3U)gi2.00 iS M.00 60 71 Si
3j 3 jfooWS OOK4.00 82.0WW.0Wn7.SI 186 2fc 8ML
the city, petitioned lien. Jtalleck-to grant
,518 a jtarole, but Vc were ordered ip Gnnii
nflliMi! "before (he peufin was aclSU upon,
and we left the city of gpnerouH women to
find a prlwmiiorae'in the interior of a State
whogc women I had learned to,,JoaUiefin
iriy early years. "When we were ordered.
. from the steamer to the detKt all was heir
"'ry and hustle, llie distance was a hall
mile, and my braltli waa very feeble. My
f haggago cpugisted of a heavy trunk an"d.
, ' ""fioveral blanketR. T wis compelled to carry
my trunk tiiis long .dwtanoe or leave itito
. ' .lirf.ttlUactHl bv tliieveo. An ntv linanoeH
:" liad dwindlod down to the pitiful, MiUilof.
twenty-live cenw, ot course i vouW.. ijot
think of leaving- my"clotlRrigr'Ta8""in-
, iloawnt as the task wan, I took my heavy
trunk on my shoulders and started to the
depot. A more tbilftomu trip I never had
J?rom exhaution. 1 was compelled to put
my trunk down several times and, lik a
-jva);wprn pilgrim, lootsorc Willi irayciyij
VlOthe ihoucht of othfr . and IfeUfc da'
Nevof wan an Olympic racer more rejoiced
to reach the goal, than I was to get to the
' onr"- . . , . . '
I y) (I Have mentioned before that my finnnces
rJiadgrown by degrena oeauiiiuiiy small,
and that I was notable to do businosH onja
voash basis. I feltfthc importance of that
. lone quarter; " all its companions had lft
and gone, and'H" rested lovingly in rav
purse among paper valueless in this lati
tude. Being very "hungry, that lone quar
ter oalted up oeiore me in templing array,
sundry pios and applqs to appease my hun
ger. He who steals ray puree now, will
Meal trash, boon after getting in the car?,
a 'generous-faced 'gentleman stepped up
near uio care aim asueu 11 ljieut. -was
in. A friend seafed near the. window told
him 1 was, and at the same timb-beckonetl
me to come to the window. I went to tho
windop and was met very cordially by h
gentleman whom I recognized 09 Sir, John
J. Holliday, tho brother of mv old friend,
S. II. Holliday. who had petitioned for my
fiarolc. He informed me that he had only
earned a few momenta before that I was
0 leave for Camn Chase, and that he haO
called to make my acquaintance, and in
quire qf my necessities. He remarked he
"had not been to his office, ihat morning,
and hence only had ten dollarswhich he
nanued me, at the same time regret tin
that he did not have more to offer me. H
requested me to write him after reaehinjj
.prison, and he would furnish me as much
1 "money as 1 should need. I "was almost
speechless under his great kindness. I
opened my lank, lean purse, and folded
away the bill, and Croasus with all his
wealth never felt richer. Two days and
weeks of weopless travel broucht us to Co
lumbus, Ohio, where we disembarked for
uainp hae, -distant five miles from ttic
citv. We were coumelled to travel that dis
tance on foot. The curious, and impertinent
gaio of a large crowd was iqon us as wq
, inarched through the city. Hven in ihU
' -Hty ai abolitionists aud fanatics we could
occasionally find one whwe sympathies
wer with our cause. lie it spoken to till
evcrtttsting prawe of womon,.that fliere ar
eVen in this hated latitude, women wild
pray for our success. Irf the city of, Co
in nalms theabolition jtrons is furious l!nw
of the kinll attentions shown by the ladies
tf a fbw paroled pfistit&rB. Prom this j-m-pathy
on the irt f the women, wc argue
' that there i a stqtp.el Southern scntitlient
even in this Kodom of fenaticism. Women
Kttnerally rttfleot the jlitk-Al setittments of!
their husbandr. 'Wheuaver.wc find a ote
heartily espoused 4y the wombft, bassttfthl
that U i but the result of (lie h4Hjl .
toaoliinns. The men dare not ooaW their
iSoutlis jmMWy in favor of the SowOt, as
the hostile is evrr before their eyes, but in
the Wast they have as yet iiolorl.Uftj'ctte
for womrn.
A Good Businoss Educationl
I rfiSS'i -SRTCXK PARENTS CAX
1 m ohiMrwi lfeu rn uevw U loot.
J. IV. IlTillEAIfK
Commeroinl Shool,i!
Cniw of Ckurek and Via Ul,
"WWr WrUliijr, Itouh lioopln, Jio-
iS!l,,,Arl''m,ttk,nMM
WritlllP llv llliMv boars' iiIii.1i- mA
dHIViiinu1sl,l,,tt,,1r..a:ScUiuti,
(MlMlr.lUirftn..l lirf . . I T . i . . : - .
coiin.an.1 have men1yt a fMcii of lnuid
HifhUy nml into UnntiusTaoo umloli'.
llt are the utdl4B AkBr-a
Cirnr iil.nij'iHu Mroei,,
,V. 203 .IiUitjir-:ilcfniiu
Jriicr or ('liurcli.'MuU 'Vtu Mrt-Ms
Xnhlivlllr.
wariV dlwtw U'.XT.I
ATTENTION MOWUEES,
AV IS' T ID 13,
No. 1 FarMngtand Grazing Lands
I
N ALT. VArTTB nr TkNTKRREi?. ALSO
In Maryl
vama,t,.
Ileuses
and lets iu lultliMre aad WathiactM
elty. Add
y. Audress
wkr)7 3m
U'tULaMU. &t tru l'ifty no
'Ji; H-AlfSW roil NAXK 1
. T M II V Wll'n'i
78 Pubiio;SqiaEf3,i
Corner of StiHpciiHiou Bridge.'
H
AVINfi COMPCfeTED OUR SJ?W fiuiLD-
cry
Kitrnns
lidable
laek of attention, we solicit a contiuuaneo,f
their jmtrenajre. We. bfrfo irreatly enlarged oiir
Store building, and increased our iiaportations
to such an extent, that wo feel safo in saying that
we now have on band the larcest stock of
STAPLE goods;
"Arid offer competition with any 'Queeneware
ibensenVoit or 'South. Ne afe kSIHic v
. c;o;Mr o n ' w;a jOs
AT THE
iytna: Ay
3ii:ijoitr.
"the hvik. ' - l.-tl
All calers both'largo and smullmito infflcil it
caIl.ai,iTe anvDreiwreJ (6 jtilLln
Oriiiml lcIfns:os bi"4utfut It lew to null
Asweditlibe lo barnusa merchant wbtf-oilsht,
to, know bis interests. Vya iiaer.heli0udall
fJ4 ownree will. Then let pur-ibf-i
"InduccmSnt to btfy. "
. CAaiPBEffJL.sfc SPIKE,
4 -
' -flueeesikjnV toll. CsnyibeU.
'majgT tLOApllh-jIr. ' "
'"BVASS,- FITE &C0.7
"W3io1p sale- Mepehalits.
- - ' i .r. i- '
3V
. r ti ' K
r ' mi -. ' - 4 .
tXTpB-A'ltB NOW INTHlCEIPTOALAIttlR
1 1 aad-wtll seleeted ' - ' i
STOOTv OF GOc5.3S.
: StwiBr.fc-Hftt
Spring and Summer Salos,
To wTilch we 'chII- tbb' attention dr jMcrcJiants
vwitint; N&hWlle. utirsteek esustiis df- v
1
Foreign and Domestio Drygoods,
rr.oTinxo.
"itOOTNj
NUOK.H, i
W -
HATfi,
, iiiosii:kv,
UI.OVILS
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS
,a : - irra. Bra. etc.
EVAXS, P1TE A CO.
fJt-'KO Q00DS SOLD AT 11BTA1L.
ni!it7
3m
NAS5V1LLE & DECATUR
Sr A I 1 W-A Y
Groat Getifral-f-All Eail Boute
i
TO THE .
OUTI AXp SOPYltWEST.
Two Dally TIlrotiRli VnstejifyorTrntn,
' nmUIntfillroot conucctihtm tit Ilecn
tiir ivitli Jlcmplils niiil Ohnrlcs-
ton Itnllro'nd, for nil 1'oIiiIh
' Soutli and SoutliwoHt. ,
Through lo Memphis IVIthout Cliangrc.
of CarS.
10MMKNCIN0 JANUAUY27
Vy will run as f118Vs;
.l.XRAJNS
TRAINS SOUTH, , . ;
TRALf 0 lTBAtS KO. 2-
Leave $mhvillo-
ArrivoJJeofttur
7:30 r. M.
2:45 u: Jt.
7i43 x. it.
8:55 A. M
lVt A. it,
21 p. M.
' lluntsrillo
Corinth
' Memphis
'XO. 1.
Leave M'rmpM JsO0r.ifj
Leave lluntpvllle.'. .""HS a. m.
Ihwvc Decatur-.. lj:45 a. m.
Arrive -Nashville 2:40 r. .
!fo. 2.
-x. t.
I Si p. XI.
1. ir p. v.
2:40 a. xf.
Train No. 2 South connects at Decatur for
iluqtsville; nt Corinth with Mebilo and Ohio
R. R. for Selraa, Mobile And inteVinediato
points. Oenmvtat OwndJunetion with Miss.
Central R. R.fur New Orleans and intermediate
int,
TraU Wo. 1 South eonneefs at Deoatnr .for
lljintsrille. .MemidiUsnd intermniiate txriHU.
Train No. 2 Nerth esnneets at Nashville with
Louisville and Nashville Railread. for the Hrot,
Nerth arid Northwest : and with N. .V 0. and N.
.t N. w. and K. .t K. liailreads. for all ieints
ob tho,s lines.
Train No. ".' South and No. 1 North mn 4ail)r'
Train No. 1 South aud No. 2 North run dnH
exce )( Sundays.
t
Splendid .Sleeping Cars A t
Inched to nil Xiglil Tjruins.
Colmiibiii A'roitiiiiiHliilloii Tin 1 11
Dnily. rvoppt Nimd:iN.
Leaves Columbia at - Ck2X a. m.
Arrive at Nashville at !HX) a. m.
Leaves Nasnville at- 4. 4:(J vt it,
Arrives at Coluiubia at 6:.1 r. u
The Columbia AoetimwedAtMit Train wHJ runi
011 the a)Mye tieie liarinSnuwUf f(um ymr Uk
ymr, txecru tUiiSMr:'iettiip twtw M aetwM-
ure rrom iSashvilVs mH M
m lte SgM r. v.. kwtal nf
Ml r. M,
Pur threiuh Tickets ml other lnflrmliroi.'
P( rfly Ht the ee f the NfMhvrlle City
Titosf(r Cominwy. Nwrtheiwt etirner of Summer
ami Church sljeeUL awl at the Broad Street
DjHt, Naahtinu, Tenricssee. -
J. It. VAX 1SSVK,
.mn-J7 (ieMral tt'trleAr eslsirt '
X. ,ip jx: 33.
VND
PAPER BAGS.
lrBHAVltIN8TOR8 AWD 0PP8K FOH'
T mle to taerehaata d tbern arsretht nl
raiptM Pper, -UianMa- Impcr apt I'slter'
Mam, at le fellanlHg p rtK-s, -tHSSito W 6 1 e IS
totbtt4e: '
lion We Grtprn Wrapping. jHD3Je. $1 If
mrte Cnw wmifro. per hUBdJe- . r
MaoIUaPaiHM' frjMM ir u, is cent rer iKtsnd.'
I'l'"r aad Pni'or Plow Slwot OiBflsn-
1 twice.
UOBnet Baerd, Ueofiac Paper and Rof
1'itefc oB,b,ad at low itfiees.
Wo Xojr 0,4 Unl !or IMiirid, Caiiri,.
Jar .'cMt Cotinn Itat;. , '
" WIIITEMAA JIKSa
martt tr 59 slliat de PaM$eS.raire.
sew;a n ee pjTsi.
,.u-JBetwe6b3tJiARfca)ichnreliiJ
I
prmtiatiplu;mb'&r's,
OAS AMI J3TTJJRS,:
No. ys ClicrrjX' Street,
4f?;
L(01d No.,JpcitooJomiade"Buildiqg:,
-Xir.-i,, -
r f
XASiivji.iir
:.;.TEXX.
' t
rE"A'UK PRBPABED
TO DO WORK IN
T T our- line in' a prompt
and first-clas3
manner.
PJiVSEBERS' MATERIiASE?
On band and fi3r sale.
sir:
SET LEAD,
I.EA PIPE', '
f. PIG LEAD,- X
J. (
roncE
puaip.M, ,
- CISTEIIX PUIP,
KEEP WEEI. PtMFS,( ,
A EE PUMPS,
. "AJtTKSrAX PUMPS
BATHS. W-ASIISTANDSJ
vWATKR-CLOSETS. . ,
'. tr;- -,L00K-TIN and-HYDRATS;
DUERsCOOlvS, - '
"SnAMPOONINfl! COOKS' . ;
' BASIN'COCKS; II0SK.' f
J-. - HOfWATElt'BdllMRS; ' '
s .- 'NOZZEES; COUPLINGS.' HTO
A G A Fl T.T-I IV ,
-.Public and Private Iiuiliiinxs. Store Houses,
etc.. fittiM up iu thft aiot improved StJ'le, hml
.omreasonable terms. Ohanileliers'. HallLizlits,
Pillar LtKhts. Drop J,ihts. Portable Stands
with sIIoe. 'PondaSt. IlracWts. Olass GIoIibI.
Smoke Bolls, Patent and Plain Sbadess, Cixar
i,iKiiters, etc.
P'l P E
For Gas, Water nmlteam, fropi an eiKhth inch
up to two jnclies. -
Tees. RIbows. CrdWes.'' Plutrs. Busbinrs. Ri
ducers, Loek Nuts,. Hooks, Return BenJ
Js;
.uujons.eu,. . . v. ,
.-S T-E AHI iF-I-T'TI-XiC, .
Steamboat. 'Fj?torr.Iiofel jind. Stationary
Tintfine'WiVrk'. done. "Steam Rtige. Sloalii
Whistles. Steam Trans. Olobo Valves, all siies :
Guaco Cocks. OH .Caps, Air Cocks, Cylinder
wcks, etc.. cic,
fol,21-3m
3 1:1 CFC ;n" I X
FACTUR1HG CO'
Late College Hill Foundry,
ON HAND FOR SALE,
One ."5 ICor.sc Ens'nr, new;
Ohe.S.T lloi'.se Engine, second band;
One 15 Ilorsie Engine with Boiler com
plete, socond hand; '
One 12 llr-p Engine, npw; " ,
Nix 10 IIoro EiiIiioh, new. " 1
PdFtable arid Stationary Eiigihes
Of all ?izea madelo onler. warranted equal to"
anyJbatern hnginr9. " A ,
Those in -want of Engines will give us a c6ll
before purchasing elscwncre.
Mill Worlc, ;
IIourc Frosils, '
Jail Vork, ' !
''itvUtge Work, j,
- Irou ISiiiliii;,
Acd cterV descrintion of Iron Vork. mado on
the shortest notice, and warranted to givo satis-
taatlon. -
. fint. E. JOXES, Preililent,
JXO. TKEXBATII, Secretnry.
janl-3m '
It. PAUL
Commission
& CO.,
and .
Forwarding Merchants,
o. 41 Sotith. jfarkct St., "Nashville, Tenn
ania-Jm
JOIIW BROWAE,
3X 111 Ii C I tjV!NT rJT TAI1LOB
Corner Public Sjuarp and Deaderick trc"ot.
n AS. JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID
i"l assortment of Cloths, Casimerea, Vcstirigs
nnd Linen Drills, to whlcii he invites Ins ensr
tciners and the public generally.
Ni R. Scott's Reports of Fashions for Sale.
marM 1m ,
Arciiiidct:,;
OPKCIFICATION'SAND TfOfticiNO DRAW
O INUSmade with er without supcrlntendsnce
Uinec, at tlie iMaxWoll House. - - -
KKVKRr.NCES.
' Joa.v QyKKjoV, J. .1. McCank.
D. Tin .ton, E 11. East.
" vlVtf
GARDEN SEEDS.
rE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
well assnrled Garden Peed, from
larid Landrcth, which wewill sell atthelnwest
market priW. - W.HKiDKR.sHO JT,
Corner Cedar rtre'tt and Square, Nashvill
5nJ7-3m
FOB RENT,"
THE BEST REBILSTAH
IX THE. CITY.
aMlE.KTORB HOUSE AT PRHSBNTOCCCf
. pied by tlnilKltend, lirt-nst t-. (Mbaon,
m 29 : PUBLIC SaXTRE,'
As a HsrdWare llouse, is now offered fer rent.
aadjpbjaPjtedfotAnK'kind.pfiTctail
A VEKY. POPUIkVK KTAXD,
AikI ha good repair, and very i
Coniplrtc In nil it Arrnn-eiiiriits,
The
the S
Yv AKfc iliAliK.roi
llouse, ana win rentine above
-ox r.vyoitAnr.E tekjiw.
Apply en tbeprtmlsei to- "
6RA10liiiiI)iaiRKASivi GIRSON.
; jn& fry Jjg - ;-. r ;.. y - v
HTSf
Bimefst.
mm
1 T.TAa.RBMEDTIiT3 PR'ACTnjEJtJ
1 XX piesien."UIac Bo, V iyorth'SWi
I opposite Su-CIenl'Uetel. , mi
EWIX t PENDEETOX HAVING SOLD
their retail'stoek a t No. 19 sonth' side of the
Publio Squarp to Sir. H, W. JIasslock, Have re
movcd to the Stare formerly xecdpica hy Ewin,
Pendleton, li Co.. No. & Inn Block, northeast
.corner of the Pabli&Squsre.
To their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend .Mr.-IIasslock as
a gentleman favorably known as a Druggist of
this city, and worthy of their patronage as a
business man and cltiicn.
Thcvbave associated with them in business
tbeir former partner, Wil. H. jfcJWIN, and pro-
pose, under the firm stylo of Ewin, Pendlctir,fc 1
vo., to carry on a general y UUliiiSALK DRUG
BUSINESS, as formerly.
They solicit the patronage of their former
friends, and all others looking lo Nashvill a as a
market in which to make thcrrpnrcbases.
Mr. C. DuPRE, who was formerly with Ewin,:
Pendleton & Co and latterly with us, will
remain in tho house..
JOHX H. KWIX. JKO. T. rESDLKTOJf. WJI. H. EWIN
-EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.
Wliolesale Druggists,
NO. G IIV2V I5I.OCIV '
t j - - ,4
XorllienNf-CornerrPubllc, Square, .
rNA'SIIVILLE.
'TjaOirLD RESPECTFULLY AK. THE AT
If tention of Country .Merchants, Dmggist3
and physicians to their stock of ,
DRUGS,' MEDICINES.
PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS. OILS,
- Y.
DYESTUFFS.
FINE VIRGINIA and
Common TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO, t.
WRITING and " .
I- ;"-v 4.ETTERPAPERi -
- - FANCYj ARTICLES, Etc.,
Beforo purehasing. elsewhere, as we'aro deter
mined to make.jt to the interest of purchasers
-to buy in'Uiis-markct, We'iWill either- buy or
dispose of at (he very highest market rates, for
our friends, ' '
Dried Frai& - Peathers, "
Beeswax, . Wool, . -
Ginseng, . Etc., Etc.,
That may bo sent to us. Our terms are Cash."
t nB9-diitrw3ni -
'POTATOES
POTATOES ! I
200 b,
ARRELS4" TEACH BLOWS AND
Meshftnnock Potatoes, this' day ror-cIVed in
.Jtqre. s. . . JJ. S. JLAMILTQN k GREEN.
' OXIOIV SETTS.
. -v "(
500 BlfinELs COICJj. SETTSL which
lw6 wish To sell tofbjso eonsignmenl.
f 'I . B. S. HAMILTON !c GREEN,
To
t,t. H,-4 t '
Per MeitinerpiroIiciTii..
Arrive
crr jt
WU BALES PRIME'HAY. '
O0 Barrels Pcaoh'Blow PofalnesC-
choicoiApples. .'
70
200
100 .
2A
0nipns.3
' Flour," all grade.
Vhite.B
Bean.
500 BUSHELS DRIED APPLES.
500 " " Peaches,
We wyLalja.jjfx.the, highest ma'fket price for
Baetni, Larjl, FeajbersgGinscng, Beeswax, etc.
J- l-s: 4BS. HAM"lRTON1Vt- GREEN.
liV STQREAX1) TO ARRIVE.
New Orleans. Domarara, Crushed. Powdered,
Granulated and Coffee Sugars, Coffee. Cheese,
Mackerel, Candles, Soaps, Nails. Buckets,
Brooms, Tubs, Wash Boanls, Starch. Pepper,
Ginger, Jjnices, Cloves. Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Pickles, Oysters, Sardine), Blacking, Blacking
Brushes. Catsups, Sauces. Wrapping Paper.
Twine, Tens, Indigo. Madder, Copperas Pino
Apples. Fresh Peaches, Dried Beef, Surgar
cured Hams, etc., etc.
KYE AXD IJUCKWHEAT FI.OUK.
Robertson and bourbon'whiskies.
Rum," Gin, Apple, Peach and French Bran
dies, Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, and Ginger
Wines.
fob3 It. S. 1IA31II.TOX A G11EEX.
OCULIST.
1K. J. 15. ENTRY,
T FORMERLY OF FRAKF0RT, KENTUCKY.
; has permanently located himself at Jackson.
Tennessee, for the purpose of praaticingliid pro
fession. Refers to the citizens of Middle arid
West Kentucky. Middle and West Tennessee.
Bills cash without reserve. ffeb5-3m
FRESH CJARDEIV SEEDS!
JUST RECEIVED BY
K. P. JEXKIXS, 1
jan22-tf . .Successor to T. Wells, Druggisi.
It. L. WEAKEST.
WEAKLEY
T. J. TARBROUOIf.
& YAEBE0UGH",
Wliolesale Grocers
ASH
Commission 3Iercliaiits
NO. 6, NORTH COLLEGE ST.,
- t
TEXX
XASHVII.I.E.
J- CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST
qualities of Flour, Coffee mid Guitar, which will
bo sold at lowest cash prices. Also, fine brandy
of Liquors.
feb21-8m
St. Cecilia's Academy,
T -
MOUNT VERNON.
N e a i' N a s h v i ,1 1 o,!
I
CONntJOTKO BY SI3TKRS OJFTIll! , 4
t - . ;
O It J) E It OP ST. IIOJIIXIC,
Under the" patronage of the Right. Rev.
Bfthop" oT Nfiflivlllc. r
'I 'HIS ACADEMY M'AS FOUNDTO IN IW;
J lr the purpA3J Of ensplihr parents ami;
gunrdi.tB in thebouth and Southwest to impart
to their danehters and wards a thorough aud
solid education.
Tlie Academy is about one mils from the cit v .
and is situated in one of the most beautiful aud,
i i.i i .111: si. -
The Academic year consists of two Sessions
each, and terminating absut-the 20th of June. .
Succial attention Is given to tbe different
branches Usually taught in Academies.
Kpa Terms, ktc. apply to the Alotuer bupe
rior. Nashville, Tennessee,
j it 1 1 1 1 i . -
FOR REiVT, - '
. . . i , .
HI HE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE;
J. Brewery, in North Ntishrflle, on Jefferson,
street, with a large tot and stables.
JAiijM wiiirnuiiiji.or
P. ltrcjIEATHA M,
de-27-tf Nt. S7 North Cherry tl
mnE xa.5h"ille cHisixr.r sweep-
I IXG fOMPASl.-This CoraDanvare now ;
preared to dcanahimneys of every description
Jn & tharucb and satisfactory manner. Tbey
nape to receive, a large pttblio patronage. All
parties are interested in having their chimneys
ajean, and thus far -preventing the danger of
fires. Thepriee for cleaning jsach chimney is
fires. The price for cleaning .each c
Slseeil nlthe iBw.tam ofiFiity Cents.
ffieer-o. 87 Jtrond Mreet.
mar!i3m
jfew Tailoring Establishment, j;
TYAKTEB Ji SCAXEAX WOULD . BE!
JL pleased to see&inenas,at . - j:
NO. 23s CHERRY 'STREET, jj
North of-the3frwIlHcisej)ry -: H
laartf ivS ' AlTfNNESSEE.I
Louisville and 'Nashville
.u . . .
AMR 0-A D.
atTICK'TIME.
V
Louis,"
.TO.
ST.
- -UXCTXXATI, i
, r
' AXD. THE jElfiT.
Two Dnlly Tlirousb Trains, Sinking
Direct CoimccttonsarEouLsvlUe for
f llie East, West nnil Xortli
COMMENCING JANUARY 27; 1887,
Trains will ran as follows:
' 1 ' Jfo. 0.
Leave Nashvillo ' 5:00. A' M
Arnveat'Bowling Green, SiOCTA M
" Cave City, 9:27 A M
'-If LouisvUle. 1:00 P JI .
WEST AND "NORTH?
No. 1. ' jfo. i
So. 4.
,2:09 T M
3:35 .P M
5:15 P M
9:20 ip M
,- t
4
No.; 3.
LoaveLoutsville 1-30 P M 9:30.P M 6:)A
Arriveln'd'nap'lis?: P M 4:15 A M 12:45 P
Arrive-Chicago -1O.S0 AM &00 P M 10:10 P M"
I' St. Louis. 9:30 A M 1:00 PAI 1:45 A M-'
EAST.
Xo. 1. Xo. 2.
Leave Louisville
Arrive at Indianapolis
" " Cincinnati
" " Cleveland
- M 'Buffalo.
- " " Pittsburg
" Baltimore
" " Washington
" Philadelphia
" "UVwYorV
" . "'Boston'
1:30 P M 9:30 P M
7:00 P M 4:15 A M
11:55 P M 6:15 A M
G:I5 A M 3.50 P M
1:15 P M 10:40 P M
10.25 A M 9.30 P M
120 A M 1:00 P M
-12:40 A M
7:00 A M
.1:20 P -M-3:45
P M
5:00 P M
Steamers of U. S. Mail Line leave Louis
ville daily" at 10 A. if.' and 4 P. v., arriving in.
Cincinnati in timo to take -early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger car attached to freight trains
Leaves Franklin, Ky at 7:09 a, ir.,"and Gallatin
at 9-.30 A. 11., arriving in 'Nashville at 11:50 1. Sf .
Leaves Nashville at 3:10" p. it., arrives at Galla
tin 6:00 P. Mand at Franhlin9:01 p. if.-
H - AiaiEirr Eixit.
General Superintendent L. i N. R. R.
dec9 ' '
Nashville and Chattanooga
E AILEOAD.
CIIAVE OF iME.-
Two Dnlly Trains Ienvo NnslivlIIe
1'or "Washington, New Ybrh, anil
nil Points East anil SouTii. !
Connci'tioiiH Iiule nt C'liattn
iinoifa Stornlii'vr nnil Evc
s' liliiKrl'or nil i:aitrii anil .
Southern Cities.
lOmnROV GK!ntBAt. StfPKRIXTKVDRXT.
NaSHVILLR & ClIATTAKOOOA KaILROAXi
J
Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 27, 1S57.
ON AND AFTER SUXDAT, J AS. 27,
IS67, and until further notice. Passenger
trains', will run as follows :
LeaveJIashville for Washington, New York;
Atlanta, Macou, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan
nah, New Orleans aifd Mobile nt 5:00 a. v. and"
'f:0C p. 11.. arriving in Chattanoogii nt 2:U0 At Mr
.and W P.M.; both Traitu-makintr close con-.
nections at uaauanooga wun ri?t Tennessee
Georgfa and Western & Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning, leave Chattanooga at 7:40
a. m. and 7:10 p. Jr., upon arrival of K.T.&Ua.
and Wv& A. Trains, arriving in -Nashville at
4:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. '
Elpsrant'l'alace Sleeping .Cars 01V nil
Xlght Pnsseiiscr Trains.'
SnRi.BTVii.LE Accommodation Leaves SlJcU
brvillo 5:2i) A. M. nnd 12.-50 p. M., arriving in
Nashville 11:10 A. M. and 4:30 p. M. Leaves
NMshville for Shelbyville 5:00 A.-M.and5:00 p.fw..
arriving in Shelbyville 9:00 a. m. and 9:05 p. m.
T : . . - f t -
NastiTlIIo anil Aor th wosteni Railroad.
Passckokr- Tbaik Leaves Nashville 400
p. v.; arrives at Juhnsonville 9:00 p. M. Leaves
Johnsonvillo 4:00 A. M. ; arrives at Najhvile
10:00 a.m. ' " i
W. P. XSSVS, Gcni Sup't. '
il. & C. and N. W. R. R
J. W. BROWN. Gen'i Pass Agent.
jau2o If.
C. M. BRIGGS.
I. M. HYATT.
BRIGGS & O Oi,
GElVERATi COHlIISIOXi
MERCHANT'S.
. Grocers and Forwarders';
-. . . 4-
. AORN'TS FOR TnK SAtiK OP :
Cedar Ware, Plows, ;.t j
'Corii'Shcllerg,
' , 'Slraw-Cuiri3,-
AORICUETUKAT, iaiPUHEXTH, ,
nOLLOW-WARE." "
- BAGGING. s " 5 '
" ROPE andTIES4 jj
. - ' t' - . ETC., ETC.,'-
Manufactured' 'at ifhe Tennesseo Penitentiary.
FLOUR.
"BACON; .
LARD. -(.- '
, . MEAL. , 4 i
. CORN, and:
I'lmitaTln.SHiiiillcs" flcnorailyt i
: . no. "3;
cor: church' ax college kts.,
. nashville, tenn. ' , " .
jan4-3m ' .
THE OIaBEST
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
IN Ttn'RV OITY.
'T all iSh q tl. i n Jann a ry, 1 $1 .1.
ISfK HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE AND
Gents . Bovsl
T vuried assortment of
Youths', Ladies. Misses' and Children's BOOTS.
SHOES and UAITEP-S. Also, Gents' and
BnjSs HATS, UMBRELIiAS, IIOSnjRYJ
WHIPS, etc., which we are offering at reduced
unit ronsnnnliln ttriflM. 1
Old styles and stock mneh less than cost.'
'iil It. uuimK x (JUi.Av ho,
- NO. 30 corner of Broad and Collcce streets.
Or at tbeir Branch Store, NO. 2.TCollege street
Sewanee Block; Nashville, Tenn.
jan2t-3ni
UOHS FACTO
T AM PREPARED WITH A LARGE STOCK
X of MELLOWS, ofallsitw, fur the market.
all warranted perfect. They wilj be found with
all of the Hardware Meirhants of Na.ln ille.
Customers from abroad will he snplied by ad
dressingine tbrougo tno 1'oJlomce at rtaSDVUle.
I nrnmise perfect satisfaction In the Work.Tr to
be returned, for exchange, at myeostfortran.-
portation. ft. i!HUVr.
dec2i-3m
A. . & . . E ANNIE
2VO.'24 BROAD STREET,;
Between Market ami College street.
WHOL11SALE" IlAlIERS AXD COX
1 1 VFITIOVEILS. AI.iftQfilAturers of alii
kinds of Candles, Crackers. Cakes and Bread.
Dealers in all kinds sri raits. Nuts, RaiiaarHl
Sanlines, Oysters. Canned Fruit", Pickles. Tojs,
Notions, etc . etc.
Tbe attention of the ity and country Sr
chantsrespecttully solicitnl.
WM. K BEGAN, Salesman.
A. & V. RAXXI1-
Pb23 ly .
BROWN DICK.
4 -
rriHT!5
J)ITINGUI?HED
RACE HORSE
1 and thorouKh-hredStalhon will make
tho season ot iv;. ai my siame. r
lotte pike, at-Firrr DoLtAfflj fWtMfwagh-hred
mares, and Twbstv-five DotLfr coiataen
mares, payable invariably before- the removal r
the property. For itedigrtA W-raiftiW. etc..
see ciraulars. . , v B, t. mJUllJtlblj.
mafc-lm fa I a T
AND OTIIERVALr ABttROPjTY '
AT PRIVATE SALK
Tir 'PORSU".(NCE OF URC.RKSS 0 .THE
A Chancery Courts I offer-at private sale uen.
Zollicoffer's resideacepnHigh sjtreet ;
Tbe BordcNairr HouieD Samincx, tti
a nithpr4nlcable rrSBertr. V
Parties desiring w .p r c mjse, w n ie; 1 a 1 1
formed ii to'tcrtnl'tle.bpfrapdllpaon I
-Jsbxomw R: howhSlIj?,
feM6- - im&m - r Clerk and Ma3ter,.
AtSAiE OFVyVI.jrJABliEi
Eeal andJerspnalProperty;.
Tliree arms or from 103 to 214 Acres
encb. Also, Pcrsonul Property.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIIE CIR
cmt Court of the United States far the Mid
dle District of Icnnesiee, in case ofMci'fcrran
rt als. vs. McKay i Foster, I will, da the I3th
MARCH. 1S6T. between thfthnnranf IT nn,l J nn
the premises os BicrgRsosr Pikr, Hcab Nask-
villk, expose 10 sate 10 tae nignest bidder the
tract of land on which Felix G. McKay now
resides, containing: 43S Acres, which tract
has been divided into three farms, c&ntaininr
respectively 214 acre?. 100 poles- 103 acres. 160
poles; and iZi acres. 6 polos bounded on the
north ty lands of Robort Cartwrigbt; on east by
lands orS.S.Hall andThomas Walker; on south
by lands of John Eubanka: and on west by lands
of W.D. Phillips and Caroline E. Bee!. Sold
WITHOUT KEEtUFTlO.V.
Tkbvs One-third cash, balance on credits of
Gt 12, 18 and 24 months, purchaser to give secu
rity". Interest from date and Ilea retained.
ALSO, at'-same time asd place. I wilt sell for
cash all the personal property of tha said Felix
G. McKay, consisting of household and iitcKcn
furniture, farming utensils, blacksmith tools,
three mules, two horses, one yoke oxen, one
milch cow, etc., etc, etc., etc.
E. R. CAMPBELL,
feb!2-td Special Commissioner.
Postponement.
The above, sale, at solicitation of parties in
interest, is
postponed until jjkidav, 5th of
AprU,lSC7.
, marl3-td
R. CAMPBELL.
Commissioner, etc.
GEO. ifc RKID'W. 11. CHADBOU.VJf. J. T.' CROWS.
5ELT)r: GHADBOUEN &: 80.,
(Successors to French i Co..)
Cotton anl Tobacco Factor,
GeneraL Oominission Merchants,
Corner of Cliirkc nnd. Front Streets,
je7-ly NASH.VILLF.
FBENGE BOOtMiKEE,
JHO. 20 GOUXGE STREET,
((Under tho 'Sewanee Houso,)
IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING "STOCK-.
,and manufacturing to order first-class.Gen-.tlemen's
Boots, Gaiters, and Shoes Customers
'will be guaranteed satisfaction in every instancei
Leather and Findings and every thing in tho'
line supplied to the trado at moderate rates.
Remember tJOLL.
No. 20 College St., under Sewanee.
an.
UNION. BANK NOTES
TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
J. Legislature of Tennessee, passed Docember
12th, lS6G,"entitled an act "To expedite the dis
tribution of the effects of Banks, wjjich have or
-maymake assignments among their creditors,"
notice is hereby given to the holders ofjhonstes
of Tint Union Bask op Tlkxessfj; to file them
with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nashville,
between now and the 1st day of January, eigh
teen hundred fled sixty-nine. (1S6V.) and-rccciv,p
certificates therefor, or, they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets of
th.e Bank. The certificates will be received' at
par inpayment for debts due the Bank.wbeth
er tendered before or after'the ISCfcof Janu
ary. 1869. . JOS. W, AfjLBNIIrostee.
I)cc"20.-185.-21 -fm ' .
GREAT AUCTION SABE
Splendid 'Oity Eropertjr.
0N TIf UnSWAY, THE -till APRIL,
167,at.ll o'floekA. M.iWewUlaeU at auc
tion, on the promises, tho .
iEIogrant
llesidcnce 'ami Grouu.ils n
Gcdar Street,
Opposite the Capitol, and cxtcndW from High
to Yiuh street. The residence will be sold with
uuout sixty-five feet of ground, and the remain
der of this mnsjuiGcent jquaro will be divided
into lots' of convenient sires, affording some of
the finest sites for residences ovor offered in this
city. As the public'grounds are ornamented,, in
future the advantages afforded by the Capitol
Square will greatly eifhaitce the valuo of this
property, and render it not only a most desira
ble and elegant place of abode, but a highly
profitable investment- We invite special atten
tion to and universal attendance at this auction.
TERMS One-fifth cash, balance in one, two,
three and four, years, with interest, and lien
retained.
The above property is ottered privately until
tho day ot sate.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH,
maris td . '
JUST RECEIVED,
-A Lnrffo
anil-. Complete
irt-
Assortmen
.Gl'RD'EK" SEED
. ',.-'-.
' " From'thd wcR-known house of
Iyil; J, ANiJRETII fc SOIV,
sai-sssfpiMLA.DE'LP in A." . ES
"Gardeners' anil'nfh'e
ters wanting Ithetn can .rely
, j . .
on getting
t v
fGenxiine and 'Fresh
i -Seed,
'f :
'. AT REgOABL-i PRICES. '.
EIUDO'VIrME -&r CO.,
.
C6RNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STS.
janl2-tf . . " -
JlooKs, for Farmers and Gardeners
'ARMERS' nd gardenf-rsv DIO
tfonary; the Farm and Garden, bjt Jacanes;
Brfdgaman'sjGardcnoraf.Assistant,; do. Kitchen
Gardening: Bujt's KUchen,Uardening ; Down:
,jpg's FruitJrCcsjf America; do. Barrey'si do.
Bakers; FJinton Grasses; do. on. Milch Cows:
the American, ..Shepherd; tho Farmers' Barn
Book; Fuller's Urapo Culture; do. Hara.litby's;
Pardee an Roso and Strawberry Oulturo; Buwt
on tho Rose; Youott,Skinner, Maybew, Djjdd
and Frank Forrester on Horses. ...
For sale-by JOHN YORK.
janSl-dtf w3t 41 Union street, Nashville.
BaultcrH, Oiliccrs of Rail
roatln. Courts. Insurancer
Companies Etc..
lirOULD CONSULT THEIR INTEREST
YV bv having their BLANK BOOKS and
BLANKS made by -
ALBERT 1). TAVEL,
S7- AXD 30 UXIOX STREET,
Who is prepared to d all descrlptteas Of.
BLANK WORK of the JtPxt-WorUinaiishSpf
nnil Jlaterial, ot (IRhUTLY MOWRD
PRICS.' ...li. " lefalT
MERCHANT TAILORING.
HAVING .PJUrCPRjsD .THE
3HIVVIORB
pfF
MR. JwS,CATERG,00D,
-fRinMfjw); vs
p ntsr N,T?pifK'iik'iti! rrf"1irA k ft rb
'
E L EGA N 5 -B'lT SFNES S
'?D RBSS STS.
I keep corutAnfly qnthjiyl a tatgASiO(matr
the finest BLAOirSAND FANOt CpLOitBD,
OLOTHS. and all thf newest styles ef
FRE5TCK AND EXCiOSll
-CASS13IEBES. , -
Iwlll. reaeireait
iBimer Caximers,
t.r FifM mint.
. MaSitricadoifirrs acknTwtwUeJ U bain'
every roeete
1 ,
1
GEO. R. ABBOTT "
1 A-ji- '1 4T
SOCmlejre Bf rpef,
uppwsiio ju luieDaiiiusaaE.
No. 5 Union and American Block,
(Opposito the Maxwell House,)
pUBLISIIER AND DEALERTIN
SHEET MUSIC
And every Tcihd'of
MXJSiCATL 3IERCIIAISE.
P I A N Q S '5"
JProm nil the Best linkers. Abo. the
only Agent in tbe Siiutn fur the tauca Cele
brated BUKDET CHURCH ard PARLOR
ORGAN. - .
Pianos and -Organs tuned, and all kinds of
Musical Instruments repaired. fcb7-tf
TEHHESSEE0ILBEFIHERY
LTAVINO ERECTED A
COAL OIL RE-
XX fin
nery at tbe Junctiea of Brown's Creek
and Nolonsville Bike for tho distillation ot
Tennessee Ojls exclusively. wq,are propared to
furnish, at tbe lowest market (rateJ,', the folfow
ing producWof Petroleum :
Extra White Rumins Oil,
, ""
Dlslllletl
I.iibrlcatprs,iuw
' Crtle Lubricators;
.Tapbllm,; . , ,
- . man . V; w . i -
'CJasoliiic, ' "
f . t-'-wii . w, in
Asplialtiiiui? 1
Our burning oil bears aJTf 9 test of, IHP to 1-IOf,
find TriheremrenbrBifvf T ji "
Tbe EurTracntors; its the eombtneft testfmony
nf all who havoused themuprof c. aro tha pest
ilAjtbBjaajket , r t . . . -
Order? mobe lSft t the Dfug"Slbre otlV, T.
Yarta i Cn,'s. at the8ffic -fr StoS A
HhkLkbowrr; BO Chfrytreft'Tor'hlldress,', .
-HOMER T.
YARYAN
marG-tf
'Superirifimient.
.woodcoge: & SUTTON
JMTILL IX' TIIE (COAL) KIXO., '
Ronnil Cial-....,. -.8? is o
Liinii,Coii!....-i... -.......-.-..87 OO
Opposite Postoffice. N0. CHERRY STREET.
SanS-tf
1VOTICE .TO ..SHIPPERS
at-siu . '. - 4
T .Oixkrai. Frkiout Offiot,
N. & ci.n a. & N. vy. kailwa
ATS.fi
iu. ' )
Nashville. Tenn., March IS. IStJ,
OWING TO DESTRUCTION OF TKN
neSfee Itiver Bridge. nt Bridgeport, tbe
Nashyjile and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
-tidiTniTrAMlwIlh inrfiMT tftHin n'Kflrrvfn
ncction with theirroadr until tbei bridge, Is rebuilt-
The parties owning tho Ferry charge
seven cents per hundred pounds for transfer of
Freights, which rate in all cases will be added.to
regular tariff rates. K. 'Mr-I VER.
General "Weight Agent.
WM. P. INNES, General Superintendent.
inarehlO lw
Until further notjee, trains will run to, Chat
tanooga by making transfer over Tennessee
river at Bridgeport. Extra' charge for'fernage,
soventy-fivo cents. . Ferry Tickets can be- pur
chased at ticket offices, or on terry bout..
TJicht Trains' will btrtibandoned-
- Shelbyville Accommodation will leavo Nash
ville daily at3p. m
W-. P. INNES.
marlll
General Superintendent,
PLANTERS BANK iVOTES
TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OFTHE
X Legislature of Tennessee; passed December
tl!tb. 1SGC. entitled an act " To expedite tha dis
tribntfbn of the effects of Banks, which have pr
may make assignments among their .creditors,
notice is hereby given to ths holders of the notes
of The PtaNiERS' Bahk-or Tjsw.NEsjnsic to file
ik. .,.,1, t. .n,in-.:..nn.i .. tUc !..!, xr..u
ill..... nii. fct.v uii,ivicr..iv., o . ill" jjhuiv iu 11 J I.
ville. between now and tho 1st day of January,
"eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, tlS?.',) acrd re-
iaT par io payment of debts due tbe Hank
whether tendered before or after the 1st of Janu
ary. 18K9. . 1. Vi KAViK, Trustee.
Memphis Avalanche SndlvnoxviildWhJgopy
ttiree,moitas nnasena-uui to Jir. iiiKavkr,
For Rent.
BY DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE CASF
of Jno W. Walker vs. the Sheriff of Havidson
coimtvand
fa others, I am directed" to rent for the
year lStot tbe following property, vu:
The Store House now occud:
tea
byMessrs. R.
TL Cheatham X Co.
Tho Store House on Church street occupied by
Mesers- IIamilton ii Green. AndaStofelRiiom
between tho two houses above-mentioned., - .
Those wishing to rent will eail on me at R. B.
Cheatham tc Co.'s, comer oCChurch and College.
decS-t 1(1.1 It. V. WUUUM. Trustee.
CHANjEEBJ.SAJ&ES
FOR
Saturday, April 13, 1867,
At t.'jo CourthoiiBe nt ISOJelock,
A. Q. Merrily AdnVr, th. K. C. McNairy
etals.'
TN PURSGANOE' OF DECREE1 OF THE
named cause, 1 will sell at tbe Courthouse at
jasiiTiue, ,11 jaoioaic, ou. - - .,
Nninrilny, Ijirll Is, I8C7 '
All tho Lois in tha plan of tbe N. AMoNnlry)
West NasoTiUe Lots, owaed by thpjCstate-pf.
Frank N. MNiry, decesseQ, as folfows :
ON P6RTER STREKT-Lor No. 20S. front
ing MW leet and runnriKrJjae t Urtimiy Mreet ;
ioto, Zli, tronting&O leet and runnteg baeic
. i- , r r . . , . ,,
along .neiairy uireet iuq4U an JMiggr.
ON BROAD STRl ET Lota Nos. 7 and 8.
frefitlnr tr-iethc 100 feet, and running h''k 1
feet to an alley: Lot N. 41. frautiag 1M fet.
and running bdcK l.a ten! to an Riley : Lmt Jto.
85, fronting 93 ffet and running back 117 fimt te
an alley; J,t ilo. 4 lrsnrtngiw rest arid run
ning Utok-ltK feet tean alley.
ON MosJAVOCK STREHT-IHs No fBartl
&t,fraUff together 100 ft and ranning bask
im feet (o an alley : JiOts nst. si ad . Irajit
tsg tngtbr lix feet arVl rnaalrw Wk 11 Net
to altev : Lot No. 11 1, fronting WO feet ami run
ning bark lt"'J feet, to an- alley; Let No. IB,
fronting llX)fstBArnnjJiaajLl6S feel to an
alley: Lot No. IE. frotilTM lwTet and running
back Mw leer to.aa'alley;''"
ON DEM! MITRANK HTRWr Lots Nos.
153 and I'A, fronting together MTfeet wM wr)
ning biuk 1US feet to an alter: Lftt- fStt. UZ.
fronting 50 feet and runnis Wk YKt feet ta an
allev i Ljt No. 1&, frMMftg lnsfeet-aad t tinning
bask lTrMerl to an alley.
ON LOCUST STRHBT Latt Nos.
VG. frontlnV together 10Q feet aaa ranufi
jiw itec io an aney : nm. ana
frsntlegtgetberliSOfeet and runnUM baclrl;
feet tin an alley.
0N GRttKUY rTRERT TaI aikl
JttL front ilig together MM fct and rabning ba(
to sn "siUy. And on ,
MlDpLE FRANKLIN TURNPI-KB L4
No. 329. Ai. :31 ami forming a Iriangle.
wjio aJrentot abouLAJ) t&ti. -
Mgfiieen anai
, . , . . ! . . . 1. - - : . ij.. . j;. .
Irfraitio
tirm
froirtf
MORTON B. HOWELL.
QMir2f Id
Clerk and Master.
AWNINGS.
Howes muxmsm
COLE, BLTLLER & CO'S
.VI ': -.. v 4
XO. 9 XfRTir COLLEGE' STItEET.
fTtjrii?iira: cm bb rXied m
A lowered at pleasure, and without going out-
wie me floor,
r. Every site and style .tore
i arfd windows, MadeuhyieatDlys
and at cheap rut's, Oillsrs inSy M
rants, dosrs
una dirpatah,
left at th
'FactBryiuiiboTe. or'at'
?1
Bri
QrStatesiH! favorable terms.'W
vcounuei.
marS-t?
iwmiT.mtir joniuF,' mui iuure
rds5sfile'rcopired :WlffiaJ
JOS i UErT,KBJJEgIr3, " I
dAgsats foMheSoatheru States, H
FOE' 1JPELW& 3mrf FWZR
XJm o tli eJD cstt!W
IICRLEY'S AGUE TOXIC
Nv?.ri. FsiIAlws?,,t.,to DeeSed Upon
ISotaiatjiinorB. reliable ihta Hnrley's Tonie.
WILL-cnre Arto andFever. CMUs asd feTer. in
termittentPeVeDuwb-Ague. Bverypenen
who has tried Hurley's Tonic speaks inthlfeUbest
and'mfere certain thanjinjnfhe. No WI resafe
from usine llURBEy'STON IC. EvervWy Ski
use 11 U LK V AGUE TON f C. SeTflrXertto
UURL&Y. nunnnt.P rv
. iucwM, uvuisTiiie, ivy
, Hurley' Ktomnch Itlttni.
fi?1 nr' of APPee. Tfjekaes. Indi-
iiisoruereit feremach. thera are no bitten that
cottparo with these in removing tiVdffimi
Store fa the Unite. State, or from tfc-
rHnparllln.
The great Blood Purifier, as a Sin ..i a
mcr Sledieine stands unr.ra1el.i,reteI iS-
plintiei- rfom the blood, and givw hlSst
strength the iysfeinV aJ we8 ae8,te and
HHRLBY. RUDDLB A CO..
Prrit6rs
Hnrley's roj.iilar Worm Canily.
As this is really a' Specific fr Wevas, and tha
best.and most pala e form gtrate cWre
less, any c hride-wiffiirwerltBctete:
Oriental Pearl Drops.
ForBoautifying the Complexisn. tfeetually f9
moves Tan. Freckles, Blotches, am? rfg the
skin an elegant smoothness not easily attateed by
any other. Its use among tho ladies af 6mMb ik
tha hast, gives it a character Iter eSeaiTlh
at once stamps it as iaBtiltely sper!or fcr the
toilet of a lady.
- . , I" nfe! Ink!
beaten S Chemical Writing VI., 1. 1
Tte! fivs' irrirving
tl - - . aoeui fix yeaeK. IT tits be
fitrf Pnricipal in- nso with tho. waat a
&ISfJilnf in.k.' ?nd f,,r PfntS&aw it U
decidedly the best ink for reeorS tiatwin be
used, i or COllntin-r 1 l. iTT"..
.TaiinenlultdB'etrfM.TrT"
by Druggata aad Mershaata
everywhere.
. HI
UKLE1VRUDDLB- t CO., Prprietrs.
turner Seventh and Gren treeta
ior saie nffiJerry, Deinovlllo 4 W1wit J. tc
, Demovlllo 4 fl
.t C.-ihlar- PnUU.
L lough"; iilood
"w is vaoier: numun vi-r,
k Gregory. Nashvill and ht
jai)9-iyiJLw
FAISBANKS'
. STANDARD
SCALES
-i- OF ALL KINDS,-
Cottorr JBeams and Pramos,
Cotton;Hay and Rag Presses,
"Wiareliquse - Trucks,,
.- Baggage '0Ba?xows,
COPYING PRESSES; fcje.
sPMRBXNRS, k CO.
$r ihtlnut strki '
OliixATI
Q,-.l,.f
M a e mivlMr e
' . -. . W
INSURAXfEttOJII'AXlY
Under the new-charter, (snow npa far h
AT 0. W NORTH C0LLU(BJilt
yoxtdooMo,oeraer:tfttJnferi nnHts
3 " ! ' ''" -H
"""JOSEPH JW. ALLEX,
PrSl
tfftu.
A. W. RUl'LER,- Secretnryv-.
DIRHCTORS. JM
Jbhn M:nmr
C. Ai R. Thompson,
Daniel' F. Carter.
wayl88M?allPef,
D. VaaVbrit hHH
John li.
Samuel Vanleer. " John
hn W.
R. B. Cheatham. A. G, Adaa,,
, Josepn W. Allsn.
deel Xf
LKWI8, '
of Arkansas.
n.y.coMl.tflogr,
Kenieky.
ft. B. WTT.
. .KjHtneky
LewisCominorcjt,
COTTON FAG-TOBS
. , . AND GBNBRAL .
Commission HlefoliantB,
Ji 3i WjiwtylJi'rns&St fir
(EA0TpRa!RCUV-) . -ft
AndNas? Westrbirditree't. fmwnm
ocU 12m
Jtaa.
ETrISpEN: QQ.
UANrrACrnRgaajAjtr BgRsj
HIDES, ,'0lCr IxtWR.
Findings, Cunriers'Mool?,
Wo. OSpUTirASKBT 3TKaKTH.iXo. o
'XASnviLLE, TESXESSBKfJ
JS-"-1"1', i L : -i
OHAieEEX SALES
" V FOR ' , " J"
Saturday, April 6, 18G7
.Ellcn Deha vTtirna HhsoI1 sUatW,
TN PUR8UA"NC1! QP DUQIlWt OX
I Ohanctry' Omrt at NaflirfHs. M
WI
nanied oatMaI will sesl, at- th, (M!fc6eM
NasSvllle, fr2 o'clock on - . .
Siitnrilny, AprBC,
1S87. " 0t
A trast w lacil oontawlrx iwila i
the water of Indian sod Xilf Crka, W ik
sixth l iril distrW-t of DarViaoa sosraty. jtjosfw
ing i he Iambi of Kht. MityMd, Johji EiW.
Tahitha Band. Nnwlon BtWn vmLtSSm.
pairtwolar demription in Rouk No. 3, mum OTT.
Tkmih: Six muMttw' nmUL. --r r ssrirr'
Willi two afintYrrerf semrff iaa. ami a lUm SaMiCiU
Salt, fruo (reta r4n)ltat. "
xnarWtd
IL C. UmvAwl' v: J, II. FcW' .
-Htie. I will s'at the OterTneosiB- A Wm
villv, at 12 'lek, em
.SHtiirUny,April ft, 1607.
tlnrbrfW of the, soathsra sld tl
th ' mrTvH Orore'
InM. rtnutlMr oi
shin, (if Ubarsr HuhiL Ixtw-jcn
Mi
straefii, iM rminiiig hank 16f fwt to aa
Awaajpfti. ante sufywst in rt
MORTON B.
EliaVfliuiore vs. Uv'.'gm
Nasbrill-e. at-l'eloke , , .4 j
Hatnnlny.Aprll 6, 1SU7,
Tti r e vacant WU in Kiring's a'WHtan. tK6$.
ville. haiM AtM. f. ifl ad U3.-i4m fei r
iruatiBg Me oau i.ie inujr Ji
Sleywea slLftt, ami
a 1 1 miu AMU
an at l
bek-13nTeet to an alley.
TcKMfi: Jlne-tbird wub. and
hl&ssnn(s
edit of sis aJ twtlte woaliu. with Ininr.rf
it WUr
from date. Ntttesreireil with wWwai-
'SftrKtd
JOH)MN A
JardeS L.
(3r)rr vs. Amulla.
fithtxi.
i wlflj
i-.'at'Tio'sfceE
Sntnwlarr A'prlf of iVoT?
Two tracts of laskl.abaL fuurt
.isfiviiie. on itrs- iiinnK at
m . iiw . -r., n t -s
Plkeron.tQq wafets of -Big Harpe
eresa. . . .
One tract entaln!D"thiftp9rr IcrSSR
The other tract containing thirtv-MamaMk..
I 4U4UWW
&s'thlindS-fvM.
and tbey art now sofd tor pirttt
interest from daWal
security rentrnijwandlHcafeti
. . . J1UU1U.. 11.
IMlWt
SOUR
TnUUrll..
UhTU; -SSIftVfraa.
tnaxie td Osrk and M a t
mar3-tf

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