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PCIJMC SPEAKING AT THE COURT
HOUSE SATDUOAY, JUNE 13TH.
Invited by many citizens, white and
colored, I will address the people of Da
vidson connty, next Saturday, June 15th,
at 2 o'clock, upon the situation, State and
Federal. O. B. Young..
A SAMFiiK cotton Btalk, of this year's
growth in LimeRtene-oounty, Ala., was ex
hibited at Athens a few days ago. Tt was
near 18 Inches in length.
Tun pupils of the Sabbath school of
Christ Church were to have a pic-nie at
Harding's Park, but the heavy ruin yester
day has made a pleasant woodland" frolic
imjKHwible. Better luck next time.
A ldtthh received in thin city yesterday
from Columbus, Miss., aya:
"Cropi look well. Wheat jtist cut;
yield very large. Prospects for a heavy
crop of corn very promising."
SiNOLnroV, nt the Postoffice, has the
"Waverly Magazine, Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, and all the literary and illus
trated papers ; also, the latent dailies from
the leading cities.
Hkuhious. The Itev. A'm. Earnshaw
will preach at the Second Presbyterian
Church, corner of College and Gay streets,
Sunday, the 10th inst. at 10 o'clock A. M.,
and 8 o'clock r. m. 2t
Circuit CouRT.The case of Bowling
Embry w. Thomas Hancock, el u! a suit
to recover J2000 upon a note given by
Hancock and indorsed by the late Major
.Wm. B. Lewis, was placed in the hands of
the jury yesterday, and a verdict will
probably le rendered to-day.
Dr. Tiios. O. Summers, etlitor of the
Nashville Cto-tWwn Ai!teatt, is announced
to deliver the annual address before the
literary societies of the University of Mis
sissippi, on the 20th ingt. A more elo
quent orator or accomplished scholar oould
nut have been selected.
Broke Down. Yesterday evening Dr.
Hogel was riding along Church ftreet in
his buggy, and when he got opposite
Christ Church it brjjke down. In a short
while it was packed in an express wiigon
and hauled away. We hope the buggy is
tvpical of Radicalism ; that the latter may
also break down of its own weakness, and
lie trundled off.
Fkauhui-bnt Breach or Tri'st. Jno.
M. Kills was brought before Justice
Mearham yesterday, charged with fraudu
lent breach or trust In retaining aboufnix
hundred dollars worth of goods for which
lie had made a bill of sale to u creditor
named Kinney. The defendant gave bonds
in the sum of $2000 for his appearance be
fore the Criminal Court.
Nkw Trnxhsske Wheat. The Cincin
nati OmmffCMjof the 13th says: "A sample
of new wheat from Messrs. Dickey &
Smith, of Nashville, Tennessee, raised in
Davidson county, of that State, was ex
hibited on 'change to day by Messrs.Oiano,
Wright & Co. This is substantial evidence
that that important ttaple has reached a
point or safety in much of the South, and
will meat likely satisfy the high hopes
that have been so anxipusly entertained
concerning iu yield."
The wheat referred to was from the farm
of Gn. Q. Harding. We saw a sample
of it yesterday at the house of Mer
Dickey t Smith, and ran vouch for its
being an excellent article of white wheat.
A lot of it will be ground at the Rock City
Mills to-day, and those wishing a lg of
ihc first new wheat tlour of the season can
get it.
Trouble at Gallatin The Kdou
i ars and the Mulish. We learn that
on Thnrwlay a difficulty occurred at Gal
latin between wjme colored men and a
partv of regulars stationed there, resulting
in tde knocking down and thorough kick
ing of a peaceable black man who had in
no way interfered In the disturbance.
There is wweh ill-feeling between the
regulary and the negroes belonging to Me
KlnlesKM militia, and repeated throtfte
have been made by the gay boys in bluo I
"cleAn out" and exterminate the celered
portion of Brownlowa inynniduu.
On Thursday night a black member of
the militia attempted to jotle from the
side-walK Dr. Tompkins, one of the first
citizen of the place, but was brought
to his senses and to the ground at the same
time by the stout cane of the ir.ulted qen
tloman. The militia are becoming enli re
ly too brrperou, and it is to be hoped
tlie officer in eumwaHd cf the regulars will
tee that theyarekept within proper bounds.
i ayce's Springs An excursion train
will leave the TenueMee ami Alabama De
inn to morrow morninic at 8 o'clock for
t uyee's Springs, returning at 0 r. M. Thisf
is a fine uportuuily for all who .wish to
hpettd a pleasant day at a popular place of.
lesort -Hewplil Is thar.'
lr it m tujiowjs in your Tubtu that
Wou de not kwp yevir dental apparatus in
yroper trim, It Isyowr ewn fault, tor all the
Vorlil knows that you might da so by using
He matchless vegetable dentifrice, Sozo-
nt.
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a srEoiAD icriu'oriue Jsupreme uottrt' oi
Tennessee will be LelJ at Jackson on the
2d Monday in ovembr riert:
Disastrous Runaway. A horse be
longing to Dr. Sneed, ran away with and
smashed a buggyayesterday,.and was rim-
rungiaway. LWillijtself? Iwheiie.carightHinJ
South Nashville.
CkancerV CorJnT. The dockets of this
mysteiiQti8trH)unal were unusually jlrT.
fc v ...- n j..a. (
yesterday, i'lie lawyers did their part, btit
they hadn't much.jto work on, and were
necessarily prosy. No cases of general in
Iwest. '
Weather, -A tremendous thnnder
storm yesterday teratiorarily closed a large
ntimUerf busines? housed swept off all
the loose shingles, set the gutters to
roaring like mountain cataracts, stirred
tip the phlegmatic porkers luxuriating in
fragrant puddles, drove ievcrybodyfroji
the btreet, washed the pavemenU bright and
clean, and left the city ten percent, health
ier, though considerable damage was done
by the hooding of cellars. There was an
other big waterfall last night.
Indefinite Postponement of a Duel.
A gallant Sergeant of the 5th cavalry
became involved in a political discussion'
upon tLe street yesterday 'with' an enthusi
astic politician, and as the debatewaxd
warm the' ''dander" of the respective dis
putants rose in proportion to their excited
feelings and a duel appeared inevitable.
The whole thing, however, ended in smoke,
officer Chumbly bagging both of them and
turning them over to tlie Recorder, to be
regularly disposed of this morning.
Hon. Dortey JI. Tliomiii' Appoint
nieiitM. Hon. Doreey B. Thomas, Conservative
candidate for Congress, will address the
people of the Sixth Congressional District
at the following limes and places:
Lawrenceburg, Monday, June 24th.
Waynesboro, Wednesday, June 26th.
Savannah, Friday, June 28th.
Saitillo, Saturday, June 29th.
Decaturville, Monday, July 1st.
Linden, Tuesday. July 2d.
Newburg, Thursday, July 4th.
Centreville.8attirday, July 6th.
Charlotte, Monday, July 8lh.
Dover, Wednesday, July 10th.
Clarksville, Saturday, July 13th.
Columbia Monday, July, 15th.
Johnsonville, Saturday, July 20th.
All other candidates for Congress are
respectfully invited to attend, and a di
vision of time will be given.
Outrages on Freedmen. The follow
ing are reported to the Burean authorities
as outrages on freedmen in the Memphis
Biib-district during May:
In Haywood county, Nelson Helm and
a freedman, whose name is unknown, shot
and slightly wounded at the disturbance
or riot at Brownsville, May 13th. Case
referred to the grand jury, who found
true bills against six whites and eleven
colored persons.
In Gilta county, freedman, name un
known, charged with attempt to commit
rape, lynched by a mob near Lynn Point.
No action taken by the civil authorities.
A party of roughs went to the house of
George Tatum, and made an assault upon
him, breaking his collar bone and two
fingers. No action by the civil au
thorities. Freedmen, names unknown, assaulted by
same party, they going to the negro
quarters on Mrs. Singleton's plantation,
and upon being refused admittance, firing
several shots into the door. The freed
men returned the fire, killing one and
wounding two others. No action by the
civil authorities.
In Madison county, John Dewberry,
Tim Wade ami Pone Wamble went from
McNairy county to N. W. Johnson's plan
tation, and after shooting Bill Tice, took
him back with them to McNairy county,
claiming that he had agreed to work for
them. The civil authorities powerlesr. to
make any arrest in this case.
Silas Bills assaulted and cruelly beaten
by Jonas Davis. Case referred to civil
authorities, anil Davis indicted by the
grand jury.
The burning of a colored school housein
Hamilton county. OhattanOoga subnlistriutj
makes up the full list for the eutire State,
but no evidence has been adduced as to
the origin of the fire.
Ural Kstatk Transfers for the
Week Ending June. 14th. William
SJiane to'Jas. Miller, lot
tion,$1300.
in-Bovd'ij addi-
' J. W. and J. H. Carney to J. W. Fort,
land in Montgomery county', $75.
J. J. Conley to Adam Coe, land iu Dis
trict 15, $100.
W. II. Humpheys, trustee, to Jeremiah
Mahoney, lot in Houston & Martin's ad
dition, $400. ,
.1. O. Wright, I', .bieraing and J. II.
Fleming to John H. McLaren, lot in
South Nashville, $3000.
H. L.Norvell, collector, to S. Meadows,
land in Marshall oounty, $258.
W- Perry to Jas. A. Dickens, lot in
South Nashville, $1000.
M. B. Howell, O. & M., to A. Hamilton,
land in couutv, $11,000.
M-iB. Howell, a A M.f to Jacob Geiger,
lot in McGavockV addition, $300.
M. B. Howell, C. & M., to B. Friedman,
lot it same, $300.
a D. Elliott to Wuu Hearn, oily lot,
$000.
Joseph R. Halls to Tnchne'r & Platz,
land in Hay's addition, $350.
Jno. M. Bass, executor, and Sallie E.
Ewing, executrix, to Emma Wainwright,
lot in county, $414.
B. J. Groomes to V. A. Bsngh, part of
city lot, S2000.
Neill S. Brown, trustee, and Rachel D.
Footo to Susan Duncan, lot in Boyd's addi
tion, $275.
Same, to Martin Beans lot in same, $250.
Same to Mary F. Fryer, lot in same
S8?5.
Same to Richard Edwards, lot in same,
$542.
R. T. Cannon, trustee, to Jno. Wortbam,
lot in Bedford county $300.
C. D. Elliott to J. W. Wilson, city lot,
$060.
M. B. Howell, C. ahdM.toL. and N.
R. It., nndivided half of city lot, S&0D6.
James and M. A. Pnrrislr to David
Htigho, city lot, $3100.
J. T. Forbes to Russell Houston, lond in
conntv.$l51000.
J ami ytJi. i?ftholson Id .Wm. D; Hag
gard, part of lot in Cattleman's Division,
$300.
M. B. Lowe and Wm. Moore, Executors,
to A. G. Sanford, lots in Williams' addi
tion, Edgefiald. $1,S78.
Joseph M. MbCooI and wife to Wm. D.
Haggard, part at lot in Castleman's Di
vision, $300.
M. B- nowell, C & M., to Charles Plum
mer, eity lot, S1700.
Peter A- Cartwright, Jno. G. Roberts
ond Thos. B. Johnson, trustee, to Willie
Brown, 14flJ acres in District 6, $710 54.
A. A. Breast and wife to W. M. Lee,
laud in Kentucky, 7000.
M. B. Howell, C. & M , JL H. Cart
wright, lot in Goodlcttsville, $1,401.
Neill S. Brown, trustee, and Rachel D.
Foote, to Hllen Fitzgerald, two of the
Anient lots, $221 SS.
To the Public in General. Your at
tention is respeetfully called to the daily
arrival by tvxprcss, of custom-made Boots
ami Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
74 North College ptreel.
meh. 26-3m. M. Morqanwrrn.
Great Excitement! It has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
oan only lot at the Nashrillo Shoe Store,
fi. 74 ortli College street,
inch. 2(i-3m. M. Morganstern.
We are in the midst of a revolution.
2fo more Tiretuature decay of teeth. So re
dout renders theru itidralrnctible. N'av.
mere, it nukes the enamel as white as Pa
rian marble, and the breath as odoriferous
as "the Sweet South breathing o'er banks
r violets." Neither the teeth nor thei
urajyjan become diseased, u It u ucdj
ly:
AroMjNT.-WIL Sloan hsbeen,
appointed Deputy JRIcIit Worthy Grand
"lemplar lor una State;
Imiobta:,t toSIaoistrates. The Acta
of the Legislature for 1SGC and lSC7. tse
now read v or dialriblition at the office of
the Conntv Clerk.
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JOiixsoxviLiE ."Bridge. Tlie miwn
worbjon'lhe mammoth bridge over tfie Ten-
- nessee River at Johnaonville has been
cotnplcteu, ana me wuoie structure will ue
finished by the 1st of Jtily;
I (Jonfervatiye Meeting Last NiauT.
Elias Polk addresped a large crowd last
night at the cOrrier 6f Broad and Market
streets. The storm, however, broke up the
meeting.
Personal. Lieut., ;Merritt JJarber, of
tlie 84th Infantry, liar been permanently
assigned to duty at Aits point, as Adjutant
General on Gen. Duncan's 'stair.
. General J.JJ. Palmer, of Murfreesboro,
and Senator Fowler, are - registered at the
qtacey uouae...
The Railroad Robbers. King and
Owens, the railroad robbers sentenced to
death at Franklin, Kentucky, are confi
dently expecting a pardon from Governor
Braiulette. The tnar of. the balance of
the band will commence on Tuesday next
The First Divorce. The first divorce
of a colored couple in this county since the
issue of the proclamation of emancipation,
was granted in the Circuit Court a few days
since. The application had been made bv
Emeline Green, who accused her husband,
Wesley Green, of cruelty and desertion.
Albert Akers, Etq., was attorney for the
complainant.
A Veteran Soldier Ousted Because
he Couldn't Vote for Erownlow.
John Bailey, a watchman at Ash Barracks,
in the employ or the Quartermaster's De
partment at this post, and who had seen
ten years of service in the Federal army,
serving as special messenger on the staff of
Major General Thomas during the war,
was discharged a day or two since, almost
immediately sub?eauent to a declaration by
him that he would not vote for Brownlow
in the coming election. We understand
the' matter is to be reported to General
Thomas.
MarriageLicenses. The following are
the marriage licenses issued by the County
Court Clerk, of Davidson county, from
June 7th to'june 14th, 1867 :
white.
Joseph Kroetz and Hedwig Funke.
Thomas Noon and Mnttie McGregor.
Edward Estes and Maggie T. Butts.
Edward Fleming and Ellen Hughes;
Robert Barnes and Doratha Collins.
Thomas B. Anderson and Isadore Lovell. 1
Matt. B. Pilcherand Judie Winston.
colored.
Henry Dozier and Louisa Dozier.
Henry Benton and Annie White.
Andrew "Washington and Nancy Young.
Andrew Allen and Lizzie Ransom.
Henry Raymond and Mahala Shirley.
William Smith and Maria Woodfolk.
Jesse Watson and Ann May.
Phillip Payne and Issabella Buchanan.
Andrew Carter acd Cynthia Bowman.
'Frank Jones and Louisa Beasley.
Archie Reese and Dicey Smith.
Recorder's Court. The following fines
"and penalties were imposed in the Re
corder's Court yesterday.
Disorderly conduct Bill Duke, $25
workhouse.
Careless driving Thomas Gornian, costs.
Creating a nuisance Asa Carter, costs;
E. Gower, $10.
Contempt of court G. H. Gibb., $50
workhouse.
Walking with a prostitute G. II. Gibbs,
$50 workhouse.
Riding with a prostitute Alfred Ed-
mond, costs; Abraham Price, costs; Jerry
Polk, costs.
Mrolling the streets Amanda Jnomp-
Bon, discharged ; barati .turner, costs;
Eliza Roach, costs ; Nancy Duke, costs ;
Ellen Taylor, costs; Amelia Armstrong,
$5 workhouse ; Alice Roberts, $5 work
house; barah Wilkinson, 55 workhouse;
Julia Thomas, costs; Jenny Lewis, costs;
hllen Morns, $o workhouse; Jane Wbtfe,
costs; Virginia Jackson, $5 workhouse;
Amanda Evans, $5-rworkhouse ; Martha
Matlock, $5 workhouse; Mary Baskette,
$5 workhouse ; Sarah Bell, $5 work
house; Victoria Stanley, $5 workhouse ;
Mollie Johnson,- cosLi.
Total of fines and costs, $282 50.
TheMendelssoiin Concert on Thurs
day Night. Nashville has demonstrated
its capacity to be independent of the world
for its musical entertainment. Forced as
we have been to rely on our home talent,
we have cultivated in our midst a troupe
of singers, some of whom might dispute
the laurels of the world's greatest song
birds. Music and intelligence are twin
graces, and always betoken the highest state
of refinement and civilization. Nashville
has never been without a considerable,
amount or musical talent, but it has always
ueeded organization and severe discipline
to make it available to the public.
The Mendelssohn bociety is a real hene
ractor to our city. It has already intro
duced to the public, voices whose wondrous
melody has enraptured large audiences,
which had never been heard before outside
of the private parlor. A great many lovera
of music attetided the concert, with the
expectation of hearing simple pieces, im
provised for the occasion- ,1. hey were satis
fied before the performance was over, that
the most laborious cultivation and long
training were necessary to attain the high
order of skill exhibited by the troupe. To
those who have seen the grace, and almost
divine touch of Miss Fitzhugh it is unne
cessary to say a word of commendation.
The very genius of Mendelssohn seemed to
touch her Fingers and draw from the piano
keys, notes now grand as ocean's roar, then
soft as the shell symphony from the corsl
reefs of the mermaid's home.
The solo from the Rose of Castile "I'm
but a simple peasant maid," was mpst
charmingly sung by Miss S- . If the
spirits of the grand old masters could have
hovered over that entranced audience, they
would have placed the corona wuaicale on
her brow. When the enthusiastic audience
meoretl, she came back and sang that sweet
little Scotch ballad, "In a Mile of Edin
boro" Town," which made the vast audi
tory almost frantic with delight. Miss
B has a well cultivated voice, and
sang with much spirit that benutihil strain
from Bellini "As I View these Scenes so
Charming." The auditory showed their
appreciation of this piece, by a profound
silence while it was being played and an
enthusiastic demonstration when it closed.
"As the Hart Pants," which U the 42d
psalm, set to music by Mendelssohn, thirty
three voices were united, and snch a wave
or 6acred melody has never before been
heard in Nashville.
. The recitations and choruses were well
executed and gave great delight to the ex
cited and'appreciativc listeners. '
It is impossible to allude particularly to
all the fine voices, both male aid female,
as in the rich choral swell it was impossible
to distinguish one voice from another,
there was such a perfect accord.
We trust that this society will again
favor the citizens of Nashville with another
concert - '
DIED:
Ob the muruiut of the 14th lust., Mrs. Lczettk
Bbie.i, wife of Oarl D. Urien, dewased. in the
3lh year of her ace.
The friends and acquaintances of the families
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at
the residence of her father. Ju.A.Aldnab, Esq.,
niue miles from the-eitr. on the Murfreesboro
Turnpike, on Sunday msrninf, the 16th inst. at
10 o'alsek. a. it.
Divine terviesbr the Rer.T. Fannins.
The late Oarl D. and Lutette Brien will be.
hurried at Mount Olivet at 4 o'eleclc'tbejame
cvcslns.
h'aS
ISO Arrests. N o arrests
been
made by the night police, up to one o'clock
this morning.
. A Kentucky Elopement. A mna-
waycou'ple' ffomulBellville,Kentncky
were married in this city yesterday.
. ' 1 . L t ! i ' i
Postponed. The case of Ed. White,
charged with attempting to -shoot a man
named Wright, was yesterday postponed
by Justice "Wilkinson until Monday of
next week. " " "
, Conservative Spea'king- The people
will be addressed at the corner of Broad
and Market streets, to-night, at S o'clock.
Able speakcrswill , discuss the political
issues of the day, audi all; irrespective of
color, ,are.espectfully invited, to ie
present. " J ' ,
The Fourth of Juey Preparations.
for its Celebration. Another meeting
was held last night at Masonic Hall, for
the purpose or furthering arrangements for
the celebration of the coming Fourth' of
July liosley'a liill liaB been selected aathe
grounds, and cara will run every hour,
carrying all free of charge, who desire to
participate in the celebration.
Five hundred acd fifty dollars has thus
far been raised, and the Finance. Committee
reported everything favoratile toward
raising all the required funds.
Col. Moore has tendered the use of twenty-two
six, four, and two horse teams for
service during the day.
President Cheatham, of the Hoard ot
Aldermen, and Gen. R. G. Foster were
added to the Finance and Arrangement
Committees.
The meetineradiourned until Wednesday
night next, when the marshals and other
officers of the day will be appointed, and
all other arrangenents completed.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Utitchci-'s LlRiitiUiiir riy-Killer will
certainly exterminate these peats, if its use is
persevered in. Beware of bogus Fly-Paper,,
which somo dealers keep because they can get it
for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled". Ask
for DUTCIIER'S. which is sold by all live Drug
gists. may23 Ira
O. liolimc, Trimmings nml 'Variety
Store, 139 Church Street. The latest
Novelties of Trimmings nml Fancy
Goads received every few days. My expecta
tions, that the ladies would patronize an estab
lishment not easily surpassed in the Eastern
cities being fully realized, I am now enabled to
compete with any respectable house in the
States or Territories. may23 tf
SfetllcnK Not only in this city, but this
entire country has liecomo familiar with the
reputation of Dr. Coleman, as the mot reliable
and successful practitioner, in his speciality, in
the South. Perhaps no physician has given
more attention to, and applied himself more
earnestly and assiduously to discover the most
speedy anirpositive euro of Diseases of Fe-
malea, Diseases of a private nature,
Manhooil's Debilities, Sclf-iilnise, Xer-
vons Debility, Sexual Infirmities, etc.,
than he has. Patients who reside in the country
can liavo tho. remedies applicable to their sev
eral disorders forwarded to any part, carefully
Bccarcd in a portable compass, and in every
respect of convenient use. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for udvico. A personal in
terview is not always necessary. Medicines,
with instructions, can be administered through
the medium pf correspondence.
Dr. Coleman may always be found in his
Office, in the rear of his Drugstore, on Mc
Lemore street. His medicines are carefully and
accurately compounded by educated and accom
plished pharmaceutists. Address,
li. L. Colkman, M. D.,
nprll tf 210 Church 8t.Nashville, Tenn.
Special Xoties.
ON THH OPEWlYO OH A TtTI.T.T A RTl
!ltouin it is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public run a kew hours; but on
account of so much suffering among our people,
we thought proper to eive tho orDuuns of this
city and poorot Chattanooga that benefit, which
wo have done lor tlie last two weeks. And
again, as it is sonietimos the custom of giving
premiums, such as watches, etc., and having
nroofoftholu.it two weeks' business that tho
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy, we have theretorv concluded t
ive ten per cent, ot our proht to the poor ol
inshville. from the lstdav of April. 1SG7. im to
October 1st, 1867, (six months,) which amount
will be remitted weekly to the Mayor of Nash
ville. Wo hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and tho public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it.
CAUVIN i- BF.llTIIEOL.
marSO tf Colonnade Billiard Hall.
I will positively Sell Cheap for Cash,
tho fullowingTgoods :
Men's sewed and pegged Calf Boots.
alen'sSno sewed and pegged Calf Uaiters.
Men's Balmorals and Brogan!Shoes and Boots.
Men's Oxford Ties.
Ladies' - Glove.-Kill 'QaltersR
" " Balmorals.
" and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Moroco lace Boots,
Cloth Palters and Balmorals. ; ! '
1 Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth Qaitcrs and Balmorals.
Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.'
" pegged
Glove Kid Balmorals.
Child Gaiters and Balmorals, sewed and pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoo Store, 74 North College
street. , M. Morqakstkk.v.
mar23tS ' t sc, .
A Caril to Invalids. A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted byadesiroto
benefit.tbe afflicted and unfortunate. Lwill.send
the recipo'forfpreparing anffusing thtsmcdicrne.
in a eealed'enrelope; to any one whoThceiiiMt,
FREE OF CHARGE. AddrCSS
Joseph T. Inmak.
Station D, Bible House, New York city.
febH-3m
Bachelor's Hair Dye. This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in .tho world. The only
rue and perfttt Dye Harmless, Reliable, In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the ill effects of Bad Dve: Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Salehthr. AH others are
mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York fde32Hy
Sellinc; Out at Xcw Torlt Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
mestic Cigars. Pandolfisi & Riva,
janlO 12 North Cherry street.
Ax sligible front portion of an office On Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this office, or at No. 79 Church
street, next door to tho Masonic Hall. febltf
Errors of Tonth. A gentlemen who suf
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema
ure Decay, and all tho effects of youthful indis
cretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt and
directions far making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profl
by the advertiser's experience, can do so by ad
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHX B. OODE5.
may2 lyw No. 12 Cedar it. New lork.
To Cannnmntlvea. Tha Advertiser, hav-
ingbeen restored to health in a few weeks, by a'
very simple remedy, nftcr having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread diseaie, Consumption is anxious to make
known tolls fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the di
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure Cure roR Co.tstntrnox,
AsTHiiA,Ilto.NOB!Tt3, ic The only object oH
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, .is to
benefit thti afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable1; end hopes
every aufferer will try this remedy, as It will cost
tbera nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please
address Iter. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county. New lore.
oct23 lydiw
Tlie Jlcnliug: Pool, and Honse of
Mercy. Howard Association Reports, for
Young Mn. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abases and Diss ases which de
stroy the manly powers, aad create Impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free ofeharrS Address,
Dr.J. SKILLD? HOUGHTON, Howard Asso
ciation. Philadelphia, Pa.
myl93m
TINANCE, MD TRADE.
Gold is without change, whatever, having
opened m New.JTprk yesterday at, 74,
and. having .remained Rt Jhe! iiamerate
throughout the day Brokers here were
paying 135$ and holding at 137.
Government securities were quoted in
Iew,York yesterday as follows:
G-20j, 1st seriei,.-s4...-...-..r
&-2Uj, d series, coupons........'.
5-a, ad series, coupons
5-'J0j, new issue
10 tOs
110
lUGJi
109&
108!
r-30s i 1
2d and 3d series-'.-.;..
London, advices of yesterday.quote 5 20s
ii!xchange on New York-was-'bonght-af
par uy muuaiiKs yesieruay, anu soiu at f
premium.
There was but little doing in ttneurrent
money. Bank of Tennessee was quiet at
33c. Other Tennessee money and Southern
bank notes generally, were dull at the ad
vertised rates.
Iashville Corporation-, checks ( were
bought at 14c discount.
"Tennessee bondssold in'New York on the
lllli inst., as follows: $10,000 ex. coupons
at G7c, S1QP0 ex. coupons at C9c, $21,000
new at G3f?5000 new at G7fc, North Caro
Una ex. coupon bonds sold at 511061
anil nejw-at olc. -
GENERALJIAIUCETS.
4 Nashville, June 14, rl't.
Cotton. Tiiere was a decided improve
ment in he cotton market to-day. "Buyers
evinced considerable spirit and launched
out eagerly, taking all that offered at prices
hot beyond reason. The sales sum up 151
bales as follows: 73 bales at 23; 49 at 22;
20 at 21 ; 1 at 20 ; and 3 at ISc per lb., tax
paid.
Bales.
0
- 14
151
20g23
Received -
Shipped
Sold---...
Ifrice..
Thefollowing mercantile dispatches were
received:
New York, June 14. Gold opened at
137i.
11 A.vV. Gold 137 J. Cotton demand
moderate, prices firm ; uplands 27 ; Mobile
27 ; Orleans 28.
Sterling exchange steady at 110gllf.
12:30. Gold 137J. Cotton quiet but
steady.
3 p. sr. Gold 137J. Gotto'n demand
moderate, prices firm. Sales to-day 1500
bales at 27, 27, 18c.
Liverpool, June 14, 11:16 a. sr. Cotton
quiet but firm. Sales 10,000 hales at 11,
to lljj pence.
Sales of the week i 61,000 Bales.
Speculators and Exporters took. 18,000 "
Stock on band..'. 8til,000 "
American: .' .'. 451,000 "
Bullion increased 3G,G00.
1:30 r. sr. Cotton unchanged.
5 p. jr. Cotton quiet, but firm.
Cop.k. Market quiet. White SI 00 ; yel
low 97ic per bushel.
Hay. S2G27 per ton.
Bacon-. Clear sides 13 c; hams 14c.
Laiu. 131oc per lb.; country 12c.
GitocEKV-Market quiet, but prices firm.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
No iv Yorlc Money ami Stock IHarltrt.
New YoRC.Juno 14. Money is quiet and
easy; &fcu per cent, lor call loans. Sterling
exchange steady atll0110i. Gold unchanged,
nnnnlnir nU13fiAt dllmnt? tit 1517. nn.l plitinc nt
flB7J cftsh rQohl ' eca rc'o, and -loaned' from flat
to 3-01 prciniuui. Uovcrnment securities strong
and in lair demand. legistered'81,lfWAtltW;;
eninnii. negisiereci ai, iiaxwius'i,;
, llia'llH; 7-20's registered
ms U0!!ill(; coupons 'Ot,
coupons 'tto, 1U71U7: do. Janu-
coupons si.
IHi'm: coupons
im: '--wdTIM7-- en
iiry an. I .lulr. niWllW: IU-Ws registered,
SWMlUiAa: 10-40's coupons, lOOWHO'i: August
i ii)--,isiu),v4; june anu juiy i-Mi,
lOTi', d0u.
Cincinnati illarltct.
Cincinnati. June 14. Flour uucbanged and
met; family $12 55 13 50; fancy $14 0OtS15 00.
V'heat unchanged: No. 2 winter S2 40: no No. 1
on tho market- Cotton unchanged. Middling
I. .MesH pork dull, prices nominal. S21 fiOC9
Ul T'i; nu demand. (Jold 1301-4 buying.
St. I.ouIh Sfat'liet.
St. Louis. June 14. Tobacco, offering larire.
but market firm. Cotton dull; 23 for Aliddling.
Ileum steady. SI 201 45. Hour firmer. Imt
business small: single extra Si) Tf-SilO 00.- rlu,ip
and fancy $14 OOa&lC 00. Wheat limited: choice
fall $2 50; nothing done in spring.
NcwYork lirygronils Market.
New York. June 14. The drvcoods market
quiet, no particular change in prices. In cot
tou goods very general confidence exists. At
lantic A, lirown stieetmgs bring lse; t'epperell
E. fine. 17JS: Indian urctiard. 8andN.16K:
Atlantic L. 1C do, N, Peuperell " O " 15;
Kennebec. 11 ; Tusearora bleached shirtings 2G:
White llock. 21; CorredaIe, 20; Langdon. 17;
Waltham X, 15: Great Falls S. and Washington.
; Barnsley tieks bring 30 1 Methuen A A 40;
Eagle 4-1. zi : ana bwiii itiver. li ; Amoskcag
denims, command 25 ; Premont, 19. Prints, no
quotable change.
JVew York Market.
Nkw York.- June 14. Cotton firm; uplands
i- r lour uihtkci. uuu hi iiawiu, lower; faie ai
$7 809 50, siii.erCe Stato and Western- S9
10 03. extra Western. 810 1012 15, choice $11 00
11 15. shinning Ohio $11 09 12. trade brands
ill 5012 50, spring St.'Louis $12 16 50, winter
do. Whisky quiet for 35 bonded. Wheat heavy
at 2(34 lower. Pork- lower. S21 31(421 Sfi. new
cloing at 421 37'4 cash, $20 7521, old do J1S 50
018 19, prime $21 15.
Tnos. S. Mabr, Pres't, L. Q. Tarbox, Cash'r
XATIoaTAI. SAVINGS' COMPANY,
Comer Union and College Streets.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
for IT. S. Securities. Compound Interest
Notes, Gold, eto by the National Savings'
Company, comer of Union and College streets:
5-20s coupons 109
5- 20s lit sories coupons- - 105
6- 204 Sd series coupons....... 10iJ
5-20s New Issue- 108l4
10-40J. 99
7- SOs -.105U
7-30s2d and 3d- 105
Compound interest Notes, June, 13GI 118&
Aug.'. 1S61 117U
Oet..
eu, 18B4-- llo
ec 1S& U5
May. 1S65 115
Aug;. 1885 ..H4t
Sept., lfeg.... 113&
Oct.. 1885 113
Tennessee Bonds OS
Coupons (. us
Louisville Jt Nashville R. R. Stock 85
Louisville & Nashville R. K. Tax Reeeipts.110
Nashville A- Chattanooga R. IU Sttfefc 25
Nashville Corporation Checks 85
South Nashville Street R. R. Stok 40
Suspension Bridge Stock .... 92
Havidson County Bonds 75
Gold 137
Silver 126
KORKION EXCHANGE. ' ' '
On. London $7 00 per pound.
On Dublin 7 00 " "
On Edinburgh 700 " "
On Berlin - 1 03 per thaler.
On Frankfort- 60K " guilder
And on all the principal cities of Germany
Tho following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money; n
TENNE8SSF.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
People's Bank 43
Planters' and Me
chanics' Ban);... -. 17
State Bank.-... 07
Southwestern. R. IV. 25
Union Bank 56
AMBAVA.
Hank orMabilo- ttr
Bank of Tennessee-old
issue.. 3S
Planters Bank 99
Union Hank par
Union Bank CertV par
B'k of Chattanooga, 10
Bank of Comrxerccpar
Hank of Knoxvtlle. w)
Rank of Memphis par
li t of Montgomery, 60
B'k of Middle lenn. i3 Bank of i'elma. . 20
Bank ofPari par ; Central Baak Oi
Bank of the Union, par , Commenynl Bank - 10
B'k of West Tenn- 45
Eastern Hank.. ... 45
Buck's Bank .par
City Bank. - - 6
Commercial Bank 96
Merchants' Bank par
Northern Bank..pet
Northern "Bank 40
Southern Bank .. SO
oeobota.
Central R. R. B'k- 90
Georgia Railroad &
It a n V in 17 Co .. ft
Ocoee Bank 10
BankofShelbyville, 65 B'k ofMid-Oeorgia, SO
Southern Bank-. - 25 i Marine Bank 95
Traders' Bank-...par , Bank of Augusta 42
A.ue x uenerai in
surance Co, 10
Aueusta Insurance- 05
Bank of Columbus- 14
Bank of Commerce, 06
Bank of the Empire
State , 20
Bank of Athens 40
Bonk of Fulton 43
Bank of Savannah. 33
Bank of the State of
Georgia- . 10
City B'k of Augusta. 25
Farmers' and Me-
chanics" Bank OS
BOOTH CAB6L1KA.
Bank of Camden. 35
Bank of Charleston, 15
Bank or Chester 12
Bank of Georgetown It
Bank of Hamburg 17
lis.nk.of Newberry 30
Bank of the State of
South Carolina 07
Commercial Bank itl
Exchange Bank - - 12
Farmers' and Ex
change Bank. 02
Merchants' Uank - 12
Planters' Bank of
Fairfield 05
Mechanist' Bank..... 02
Merchants' Plant-
em' Hank.. 05
Planters' Bank -- - 12
Union Bank 05
Good note and'Ietteripapertnt'SS 50 and
$4 per ream. Good envelope. $3 er thou
sand. Books and Stationery equally 'low.
Wm. Gamble & Co.,
juneo-2w 46 Union street-
' ; ARRIVED.
, Nothing". ..-,
DEPARTED.
Nashville, Cairo.
. The river is falling with 2 feet wateron
, the Shoals.
Tlfe Talisman was expected last night
Her regular hour for leaving for Cairo is 4
P. m. to-day.
j The Nashville, for Cairo, had a poor
trip. We take it the season for the Cairo
packet line is-near i(a close. '. "
The Ohio river is steadily falling from
Pittsburg to Cairo.
j Th'o-MiMissippiiLiifalling'atW'emphi!ii
slowly.
The St. Louis Democrat of the 13th says :
The river was slowly onHhe decline jes
terday ; but wiU'weliS 1 able' to say bo" to
morrow ?, A considerable swell is. within
sight, coming from"St. Paul, the head waters
and the tributaries. The Illinois is ruing.
The Hiaotiri rose three feet at Lexington!
in twentv-fbhriiotirf", and --till rising at last
accounts., Probably the. fellowstone and
many other tributaries of the Missouri are
booming, their swollen volumes constitu
ting what is termed "the June rise."
FrCui.theNcw Orleans Picayune.
Baling Cotton in Iron Hoops. To
the Honorable Board of; Underwriters ioQ
INew Orleans : lhe undersigned steamboat
owners and captains, would respectfully
represent to your honorable body that they
consider the subject of baling cotton in iron
hoops as one of threat importance to them
selves and to you as insurers.
The additional safety secured by iron
bound cotton is apparent, and has been
fully proven, and we earnestly desire its
Universal adoption.
e believe it is in your power t&wield
a vast influence toward accomplishing this
result, and aside from all other considera
tiorwof a public benefit, that it will creatlv
decrease your risks and losses in a year's
business. ? , l t 5 . . -
The lasses by fire to the steamboat inter
ests, in our opinion, if cotton was univer
sally bound in iron, would be very greatly
reduceu, and when such accidents did oc
cur the proportion of cotton saved would
be largely increased, as has been proven
by the disasters of the past season, which
are well known to you: '
We believe that it is practicable for vou
to make a discrimination i'riyour tariflto'f
. - ?' r f i i
insurance in iavor oi iron doiiiiu cotton,
and pledge ourselves to render you anv
- .If.. .
iacuuies in our power to mat enu. '
Tina will undoubtedly secure to a irreat
extent the desired object.
lours, very respectfully,
J. M. White, steamer General Quitman
J.( W. Tobin, Steamer yicksburg.
Maurice Langhorrie, steamer Mattie
Stephens.
A. K. lrvm, steamer rsick LongwOrth.
John T. Roots, steamer T. D. Iline.
Thomas T). Crawford, steamer Ilenrv
Amen.
James O'neal, steamer Lizzie Gill.
T. P. Leathers, steamer Magentn. '
P. C. Montgomery, steamer B. L. Hodge
No. 2.
William C. Harrifon, steamer Bart Able.
Ben., P. Kouns, steamer Monsoon.
V. B. Baranco, steamer Wild Wagoner.
J. Sidney Relf, steamer J. M. Sharp.
R. F. Gros?, steamer Iberville.
jW-. W.,Lenton, steamer SiJver,Spray-.rt
H,?Gl Carson, MeamerYrg'm"a-- ? ,
Vk B. Donaldson,' steamer. 'Greatf Re
public.
W. K. Ureathouse, steamer .Lalourciie.
H. C. Heth, steamer Irene.
Edward F. Shields, steamer. Vigo also
enforcing on planter having the bale fully
covered oy bagging..
U. A, Ureent steamer Lady Grace.
A if. Moulton, Aeent "Cromwell's Ni Y.
and N. O. Steamship Line.
J. II. Ashbndge x Decan, Agents Livr
erpool and Southern-Steamship Company.
Charles Morcan. Sw-ner of Monran Line
of steamers to and from Texas and Mobile.
James Connoly & Co., Agents Atlantic
Coast Steamship company.
Creevy iNickerson & Co., Agents rew
York, Boston and Philadelphia Steamship
Lines.
David McCoad, Agent Black Star Line
New York steamers.
G. B. Graham & Co., Agents West India
and Pacific Mail Steamship Company
(limited.)
ueorge A. I-osdick, Agent Aew lork
and Boston steamships.
Ueo. V. xiinson & Co.
Th'orndike & Norton.
- 5 ; n iiin .ill ii-irrrnrr--
For
Cairo, St. I.onls, SteiuiibiM
null
Hew OrleaiiH.
mUE SPLENDID PASSENGER
X steamer TALISMAN, Wu.
Strono. Master. 0. . Davis.
Clerk, will leave us nbove on MONDAY,
the 17th inst., ut Vi o clock u.
1 j- : . . . 1 1. 1
UrilClKUbl IliWUKO "I'l'ij I'll UUS1U, (l IU
' ; COBBETX L BOYD,
41 and 41! Front street,
or HARBISON Jt SONS,
junel5 Agents,
For Cairo, Nt. J.011IM, JHciiiiihN mid
New Orlcmii.
milE SPLENDID PASSENGER
Steamer. NASHVILLE, Wilrt
Siuuh. Mnter. JoHXSY ILarpkr.
Clerk, will leave as above on FRIDAY, the
14tu inst-, at 4 o clock p. u.
LUllulin x 1111 x l. Agents
41 and 42 Front street.
junell It
or HARRISON 4 SONS. Ag'ts.
CIaARKSVUXE axi
PA-
UCAH PACKET.
A
X Bkx. L. Quad, will hercafterf
run 05 n regular semi-weeitiy
locket between Clarksville and!
'aducah.
ior freight or passage, apply on hoard.
may2S lm
Jas.'.Q. Oodkx, Prest. Cas.T. Visa, Cashier
1 K O V I. K N ' It A X K ,
SUCCESSORS TO
wixa, amr.Y Jt co.,
Corner Unlou iumI Cherry . St., Opiiotlte
ilnnlL or Tciuiefmee. uealn lit Clolil,
Hllvor, tiovemuiciit Mtockt, Coai
oiiii1 Interest .Notes, Iititt Vnrrnii(u
ami Noutliei-n Uank IVolet.
CLOSIXO PRICES THIS DAT.
Buvina
U, S. Uond,;si 112
Gold li
Silrer la;
LAMP WARRANTS.
4Qs, war 18125 40
80. $ 85
120. " 8110
1C0. " $145
10D, not 1812 8140
TENNESSEE nXVZ NOTES.
Tlnnlc Tenn old -Tt
ars 1st series 'az ltwj'
ai 'ti loo
3d " '65 IOC'
New (Jan July.) 109,
Coup. 10-40's W
Aua7 30slst series 105'
June " d " 105
Comp
int. rotes.
June,
July "
Aug "
Oet
Dec
May. 18&5
Aug "
Sept "
Oct -
llSjPlanters Bank W
113 lUnion Bk A Cert's Vi
117k. Bank Chattanooga 10
Knoxville
6i
9S
45
R.
CO
S4
10
25
25
" Mid Tenn
" WostTenn
" Shelbyvilte
City Bank
Commercial Bank
Tenn Bonds
Ocoee Bank
Southern Bnnk
1 Life A Gen Ins Co
Coupons
LN R R tax rec 110
Corporation scrip co
Alsd'tbe highest price paid for oil kinds ot
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Prico list fur
nished when desired.
AVE are selling U. S. Revenue Stamps at Gov
ernment rates of Discount.
Selling. Sellixtr
$50 to 100 2 per centdis. Frnneo 1 Franas
10O to S00 3 per cent dis. Switierland 3 ' per
00 to 10004 percent dis. Belgium J 1 dellar
N. Y. Exchange, XA pr..;osRifAST.
Cincinnati " 1-10 p'r. (Bremen 81 17 perl gold
Louisville- " 1-10 pr. Thaler.
.Memphis " . prem. Bcrliu,8107per 1 Pros-
Small Drafts 4 " sian Thaler.
FobeiokExchasoe .Munich 1 61
England V$7 00 per IFrankfort. per one
Ireland V ono poundf Amsterdam J (luilder,
Scotland J Sterling, ICorporatlon checks H
. per cent discount.
Deposits received and collections made on sdl
accessible points.
Office hours. H a. m. to 5 r. f
SUMMER SHADE GARDEN
ICE CREAM SALOOX.
M
RS DORRIS TAKES PLEASURE IN
to tier mends and the pntihe
tdotsbe will open on WEDNESDAY. JUNE
I ha Mil, Ladies' Irs Cream Saloon, at her
Flower Garden, No. 465 Koutli College fit.,
opposite the oface of the floath Muhvilla Street
Railroad.
Bouiaets aad Cat Flowers furnished on short
nottee. Janet lm
CHARLES BRYAN,
KOt ISO SOUTH CUKKKY RTKKET
TS NOW PREPARED TO OLEAJT'OHANDE-
J. Bert, Bracket, and Portable!, and-to restors
nil Moaliiln. GildingJ. etc- to their uririn.l
appearance. Statues, etc., bromod ia sapcrier
ittyie.
' Ale Pumps. Soda Founts pat up and repaired
tooraer. aprazm
MORE
Clothing1
AT
B. ABBOTT'S,
3901:111 . College Streot.
Frock and Sack Goats,
ELEG'AXT B USTESS S UITS.
JDucIc liihcii ' CoalH,
PASTS A IV D VESTS.
Beautiful White and Fancy
i I tl M
SHIRTS
The best made and best fitting, at very low prices.
Geutlcmeuis
Ihitler1
ijjtierwcariji
v, mm
'ft 1 -n
ocovks, ,jy-
sv(tvr.sm:ttH,
i . ( HALF lIOK. ETC.
A large stoek of Cloths, Casimeres and Y"est-
inirs. nne Duck LinenH ol various colors. All of
whieh will be made to order ia the best manner
and
WAKKAXTKO TO FIT.
june4 X
, . OFFICFa OF THE
Merchants' aud Manufacturers'
MUTUAL IKSURAKCE CO.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
NASHVILLE. TCA'N., MAY I, ISG7.
To itll JViyer.i of Tnturunce Premiums :
rpUB "MERCIIANKS' AND MANLFAO-
turcrs' Mutual Insurance Cow PRiiy,'" now
completely organised, with its ollieo at the
Cliiimlicr of Commerce, will issae Poli
cies against los or damage by Fire, and the
perils of tho sons and rivers, nt
i:qiutaiii.k imten of pukmiuji
The great characteristic point of this Com
pany is that of an equitable commercial copart
nership, in which every partner participates to
the full extent ot his contributions, whether in
Stock or Insurance Premiums.
Tho Stoek is fixed at One JIiiuilrpl Dol
lars it-r Kliarr, in order that tho SMALL a
well as the LARGE Mirers of Premiums mav
justly and equitably participate in the advan
tages ottered.
The STOCKHOLDERS arc guaranteed an
annual Interval of ten iicr cent, upon
the amount paid up.
The INSURED .hares pro rata with the
STOCKHOLDER the profits derived from the
business.
The subject is ono Justly entitled to the seri
ous attention of erorv intelligent merchant and
real estate owner, and a close investigation can
not tail to develop tho advantages of security
to the insured and prosperity to the insurer.
S resented by the Merchants' and Manufacturers
lutual Insurance Comnanv. under a fair share
of public patronage and close attention to its
proper administration.
A. F. norr, President.
X. 1IOI1SO.V, Vice President.
IV. H. tJOUIHIN, Secretary.
o i rc icrroit.s.
A. F. G0FF.
Ex-Governor NEILL S. BROWN.
GEO. C. ALLEN, of Geo. C.Allen & Co.. Cotton
factors.
Dr. C. N. ORDWAY, of Bailey. Ordway A- Co..
Cotton t actors, of
A. O. EWING, of Ewing Si Co.. Wholesale
urocers.
H. T. MASSENGALE, of Mo? icngale Jt Snyder.
Commission Merchants.
ARCHER CHEATHAM. prCheatham A Co..
Wholesale Liquor Dealers. . .
JNO. HUGHES, of Jno. Hughes k Co.. Whole
sale Urocers.
J.N.CORBETT, of Corbett k Boyd. Commis
sion Merchants and Steamboat Agents.
S. L. DEMOVILLE, of Demoville k Co., Drug
gists.
W. W. T0TTEN, of W. W. Totton k Eto.
Family urocers., ,
J. II. BHDDHKK,' of -J. II. Baddoku.A- Co.
Family Urocers.
WM. STOCICELL. of Win. Stockell k Son,
Ornamental rlastererS.
R. F. WOODS, of Cheatham, 'Woods .t Co..
bolesale Liquor Dealers.
ALBERT ROBERTS, of Republican Banner.
marlf) lm
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT-
Office ok Comptroller op tub Cuhrenot,
iSin.NQTo.v, March JO, 1887.
WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY
Evr-
.it. de
dence Presented to the under.-iirneJ. it
ha been made to appear that the rOURril
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE, in the
city of Nashville, in the county of Davidson,
and Mate or lennessee, nas been uuly organ
ized under and according to the requirements of
the act of Congress entitled "An Act to provide
a National Currency, secured by a pledge of
United States' Bonds, and to provide fur tho
circulation and redemption thereof." approved
June 3d, lSOl.nnd ho-s compiled with all the pro
visions of said act. required tone complied with
before commencing tho business of banking
under said act the Comptroller ot the Currency
being absent
Now, therefore, I, John J. Knox. Deputy
Comptrollor of the Currency, do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank of Nafhvllle, in
the city of Nashville, in the oounty of Davidson,
and State of Tennessee, is authorized to com
mence the business of banking under the oat
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my band and
seal uf office, this thirtieth day of March. 1867.
Signed JOHN J. KNOX.
Deputy Comptroller of tho Currency.
Tin: Fotrirrir national hank
OF NASIIVIIil.K, Tennessee, having been
organized according to law. is now authorized
to do business as a bank. '
This is to inronu the public that' the Bank
will commence busineos in its new Hanking
House ON COLLEUKSTREKT. No. IU, on the
first duy of May, 1807 at which time the fire
proof vault aud safes, of the very best quality,
will be completed and ready (or use.
'.DIK KCTOKH.i
DANIEL HILLMAN.
IU1I. GARDNER, .
BYRD DOUGLAf
W. H. EVANS,'
A. HAMILTON, ,
B. S- RHEA.
O.F
NOEL. SAMUEL V ATKINS,
JAMES WHITWORTH. ,
JAJIKS W1IITWOKTII, President.
JOHN I'OKTKItt'ini.O, Cashier.
apr50Qt.
A. & W. RAMIE,
NO. 21 BIIOAD STREET,
Between Markst and College strests.
WJfOr.F-SAT.R ItAKr.ItS AXI COX
FKCTJONKItN. Alanufaeturers of all
kiDtls of Candied, Crackers, Cakes ami Bread.
Dealers in all kiods of bruits. Nut', Raisins and
Sardines, Oysters, Uanned Fruits, I'ickl&j, Toys,
Notions, etc., etc.
The attention of the citv and country mer
chants respect lu'.ly rulieited.
WM. KEEOAN, 3loiuan.
A. A- W. KANNIK
fb231y , ; j
EDGEPI3FLD AGAIN.
4
) K u .r
Second Ohaiicerj .Sale,
FRIDAY, JUXE 28, 1807.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
X Chancery Oo art in the cos s of W. Greenfield
and others vs. A. J. MoWbirter, we will offer 4 1
publie aortien on the premises, at II o'elorlc,
FKriAY, JBXr. 28, 167,
Seven Lots, 79 to 35 inclusive, fifly feet by 170,
on Smiley street, in Foster1 Addition. Then
lots lie near the residence of Gov. Brown, aad
within a short distance -of the Gallatin Pike.
They are most cbotre lots, and ui beautifully
Iniftnf
TBRMfl A credit of six. twelve, eighteen
and twentyWear months, with interest. No"
with approved jxrtonal security required ana
lien retained. 4 Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOW FL, C. and M
ARRINOTuN.FARRARAWEAKL;A.Ag
June 8. 1S6T. tl x , i
;wboi di impsox.
Son! OO mid OS Front 8t iienr Iro;HI.
BOILERS. SHEET. fROK BBEECHING.
Chimneys and Eire Bed made to order.
Repairing and everything in aur Use promptly
attended to.
apr233m
OP V
ValHable lVarcIiouscs, ilesU
Uchcch, Xets, Tobacco Stem- "..
mcrj aiifl Hold,
AT C'lARKSTILE, TEMNKSSF.E, OJi
SATURDAY, 2-M JTJI I.HC7.
JVra. JL Daniel vs. irtire and Creditors!
j of T. J. Pritchelt. w
TN-PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE i
JL this cause, at the April Term, lSo7; I will offer
for sale at the Courthouse in Clarksvillo asaSk
v v.. iji, ft o muva it rtur.nuijii
Situated on tho corner of Water and Commera)
IIGCM IU VIIUUIIUV, UUU UUW VTCUpieU
jlutchins .t Grinter; and also the Honjean I
HJ aujuiiiiiiK fcuo ituuH, nuu iud x luirsni PCTI-.
terty on Commerce street, adjoining the Foun -dry
of Whitfield A Co. This Warehouse U com
monly known as the Forbes k Pritchett Ware
house, and being centrally located and easy of
access. It is probably the best warehousa pro-
ierus or oALE Cosa enough to pay cost, and
fwenty-fonr and thirty months'. Notes with tw
good sureties required, and a Hen retained for
th purchase money. Sold without the right 5
redemDtinn. A nt.kiiPtkn i.u... l. a .
my office. . W. T. SHACKELFORD.
may 31 td C.andM,
P. 11. Thurston et als., vs. Heirs and Cred
itors of J. P. Williams, deceased.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE AT
T Ar 1 j!5 . ui luo viiaucery.uaun
.t Plavlr.flll. I will r. . Lit.
.riT r " uuo PUOUC UUCllOU, .V
the S2r Jose xext, st the Courthousoin Clarke-
iuo loiuimo iiAtir.uuuaci cetonsing.to
the Mtnte nt .1 P. Will!. j Tl.:, i . - "
largo brick Warehouse, situat'ed on the corner
6f Vater street and Mam street, at the Iwer
corner of tho wharf.
leasts op Hale Six. twelve, eighteen and
tw.nlv-fnur mnnt h' .-.l i I n.l M tMu er
, '. . ... v.v-i., uv uHubiu re
demption reserved. Notes with'fceod security.
bearing Interest from date required, and a lien
retained for the purchase money.
, W. T.SHACEKLFORD,
may.u m t'. and it.
Wm. Fellows vs. Fellows & Co., and D. K.
btewart vs. J; ellowa & Co.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AX
X the April Terra 1So7. of the Chancery tfeurt
ut Clarksville. I will, ns- the '"n Jovr ir St
the Courthouse ia the city of Clarksville. ejflfc.
I public auction the following prorertv. td-wRF
The large and commodious Brick TOBACCO
STEMMLRY formerly owned by Bryee Stewart.
anu situated near me moutti ot lied river. tHi
Spring street, opposite the City Cemetery. Ex
tensivo ttorago rOom and eight brick cabtM
are eonnected with tho Stemmerr. nml nfflm
and cistern.
There is;aIso acomfortableFRAME DWELI
INU and out-houses, and a fine Garden te ba
sold with the Kteiumery.
Thi PORK HOUSE, situated on tho corner ef
uouege ond Water streets
a largo una spacious DricK Vi areneuse A
moutu ot Ked river, on the north side I
rirer. and now rwvmiil liv KmifK .t- I'n.nl
Also, a FARM on the south side of Cumberff
land river, about three miles from ClarkniTfteJV
ana opposite to irica s Landing, ttio .Mempbrt;
Clarksville and Louisville Railroad runs through
tnis rarm. which contains 141 acres tof lanap
Tnrt ftf wlitnh id linttAin Inn. I II... ,...
. u. JU ... ........ . , 1 . , V 1 1
of land 'near New Providence, bought by Jm.
K.Smith of T. W. Atkinson. This will be di
vided into lots of convenient sizes. And seventy
acres of land lymsrin District No. 4 of .Mont
gomery county. This is all woodland.
Terms or Sale On theStemmeryand Dwell
ing five percent, will bereauired in pnsh. ttul n.
credit of six, twelve, eighteen, twenty-fiur,
thirty and thirty-six months will be glWn b
tue balance ot tne purchase moneys Va ,ib
Pork House and Dunlavv House tenknemxintk.
cosh, balance on a credit otiix, twelve, eighteen?
and twenty-four months. " -
tied Kiver warenouse five per cent., and'ihe
balance on a credit of six. twelve, efehteerraixi
twenty-four months. Farm on south side Cum
berland one-fourth cash and tha balance oa a
credit of twelve, twenty-four and thlrty-str
months. Lots in New Providence five percent,
cash, and the balanee on a credit of six, twelve
aud eighteen mouths.
Land in District No. 4 will he wH on n ttrnf
of six. twelve and. eighteen months. N. re
demption Notun bearing interest from, dale
with good sureties will be required, and a lien
will be retained until the purrhase meneyife
paid. . T. SHACKELFORD,
na)3l td C. and M.
Merrett & Fort, Adai'rs, et als.. va. E.
r .
opurner.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN-ORDER Uf ADR TV
JL this cause, at the April Term, 1S67, of fife
f!hiln.prv lmr nt PlarLwcilt. Tulll rtw -mvMrhn
of Junk skxt. ofl'er for salo at publle auitien,
at the Courthouse in Clarksville. the letl
Property iu Clarksville known n$ the NATION
AL HOTEL, nnd which i situated on thePuT
lie Square. This House is in good repair, and a
popular Hotel, and tuflioieutly laro for LhojUe
ef the town.
Teriis or Sale Ten per cent, cash, and the
balance on a credit of twelve, tweoty-feur and
thirty-six months. Notes with geod set-untie
and bearing interest from date will be requited
of the purchaser, and a Hen retained far pari
ehase money. No redemption.
W.T. SHACKELFORD..
maySl td C. and M,
LEA & PERKINS'
CELEBRAIED
. f
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUGE.
PRONOUNCED
CONNOISECUS
KXTKACfr
of a Letter from a
MEDICAL GEN
TLEMAN at Mad
ras, to his brothsr
at Worcester,
Mar. 1S51.
TO BE THE
"05LY COOD SAUCE" Si
"Tell Lea k Per-
rins that their
SAUOE
is highly esteemed
and applicable to
Every Ynrlety
OF
in India, and is. in
my opinion, the
moat palatable as
well as the most
wholesome Sauce
linen tuaiismaue.
The succsss of this most delicious and unrivaled
condiment having caused many unprincipled
dealers to apply the name to spurious uox
rovsDS, the PUBLIC is RE8FEcrrui.iY and.EAB
KESTiT requested to seo that the names of LLA k
PERRINS aro upon'the WRAPPER. LABEL.
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Jlanumcture'l by
LEA k PERRINS. Woreeste-.
JOHN DUNCAN'H WON?,
New Yosr, Agents for tho United States.
JtW! ,
to stockholders:
OrFrrr or Nashville k Dbcator It. K. Oe..l
Nashville, May 30, 1691.
TOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
L Nashville and Deeatur Railroad Cumpali'y
ore prepared to iwne CERTIFlCATBfJ"OF
STOCK to the Stockholders of the Tenaeatee
and Alabama Railroad.- the Central Southern
Railroad, and the Tennessee ond Alalwyua Cen
tral Railroad, whenever their Certiflealet 1
Stock In said Companies are surrendered, at tho
oillcoof the Company in Nashville. . . ,
O. W. SEAY. Seeretsfry.
mayMliu IB..P.AT.J
New Tailoring Establishment.
DANIKI, J, N CAN LAN WOULD-BE
pleased to see his friends at
NO. 28 CHERRY STREET,
KNerth of the Maxwell House,) ---marl2
3m NASHVILLE. TENNESJEE
A Good Business Education
TS THE ONLY FORTUNE PARENT' (MK
X give their children that ean 4everboLt,
and that continually grows better by use. Tuil
oan be gained at
J. W. UOIaBEAR'S
Commorolnl Sdltoo'Ij
Corner of C'hurch.aai. Vine SU.. Nashrille,,
Where WrJIlnr. Boott-ICrcplns;, Piio
noicrBpIiy, Arttiinirtlc, etc., are irWg
ly taught.
WrlllMif. By thirty years' study and eir
rieneo. the seven Dotbear Brothers hart re
duced I'rnninnMhlp toanexnet Nctrncr, su
that puplts are not left to mere Imitation ol
ropten, and have invented a svstem of linml
traliilnictbat removes allatliriiem.criwui
IniC and trcmtilliiK.and r-hanges the mot an
slgutty hand into nealnmi, rnno and dr
irunre. DOLnCAR'.H Commercial Institu
tion are the oldest in America.
So. BOO llronUwny, New York, ctnl
Ilatied 1S35.
Corner Camp nnd Common tre.et.
New OrlcaiK, ewtablUIiril 1832.
No. 202 Mnln ntret. McinphM. .
Corner or Clinrcli nml Yluo alreeu.
Noahvllle. . -
mar29 dAw3m (P.AT.)
W. P. HAiriV,
DEALER IN IGE,
No. 27 Crlildlo Strcci,
VNear Louisville Railroad Depet
NASHVILLE- .TENN..
TS PREPARED TO FURNISH IN ASY
J quantity.
llrnry iJikelce. 81 OO per ICO pounds.
jUiUo Ire 4 to s lnchr tlilrb, 73 rente
per IOO pnaads.
Reasonable deduction made Vt wholesale
bayen.
JH. OI.OVEK, Agent.
mayfflZw IB. and 0,
C1IEGAKAY INSTITUTE.
(FRENCH AND ENQLISHj
FOR YODNO LADIES, BOARDINO AND
Day I'cpils, 1S27 rbi! IIVSO Mpvuce
Alrvet. PHILADELPHIA. Pa., will repea
on THURSDAY. September lB. , ,
French is the language cf the tUmilyVand b
eonstantly spoken In the Institute.
MADAME D'HEBVILLX.
maySl 3m Prtnetpal.
I
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