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Thom,itvlIle via Hinge.
ffl2frfgbt - -Saturday Sstssir. if.
Jordan Store via Stage.
Monday lMQinldniajiit - 1iK p,y.
Wednesday 4 'do
Friday, da do
Libert yYla, Stewart' Ferry. Oainsville and
giatesvillo.
Thursday midnight Thursday &00 p.'j,
Oftlee IltturM.
Fruna 7 u.ftr. v. Sundays; 7 te 9 a..
KAIIillOAn TIME TAULE.
' ASHTOLEASD DBOATOJt RAILItOAI I.INK.
CMueabia Accommodation Train :
Arrived Nahvlle SM. m.
I . ' " 4.00 p. u.
' MH and AoeoratBodatlew' Train?
Leave KHSbvfYle at a. v
Arrive at Ka&rllle - 2.20 P. v.
Memphis, MeMIeand N. 0. Bxprrw:
Leave Nnvttte at....- 7.00 p. v.
Arrives Nashville 11.30 a.m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at 6.00 . v. and' XM P..
Arrive at Louisville at-. 1.00 p. u. and 11-flS p. v.
Leave " 1 .09 a. m. and 1M r, M.
Arrive at Nashville at -8.00 a. v. and 1LM P. u.
AcctflmodaUi train is superseded by the
train that arrives In Nashville 9 a. M. and
leave 3 p. m. eswept on Sudr.
KASnVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at JLS0 a. M. and 1M9 p. v.
Arrive at Shelbyvllle ... 9.00 a. v. and SJS6 p. m.
Arrive at OhatUinftowl SUX) A. M. and 2.40 p. v.
Leave Chattanooga....- 6.10 a. m. and 7-fl v. is.
Arrive at Nashville 4.30 a. m. ami 3.35 p. it
Leave SbeJbyvHlp .5.00 a. m. and 10. 40 a. m
Arriv
he at Nashville 11.10
i. V mill 'J3S P. u
(Sunday excepted.)
NAMHVIU.r.AA'DNOimnVTMTBRK RAILROAD
Passenger Train.
Leaves Xaabville at 4:45 a. m. and 4.-00 p. k.
Arrive at I?fthtfllle.at-:0aA. v.. and 4j16 p. M,
EDGEFIELD AND KBNT0CKV RAILROAD.
Arrive at Xabyille at I"?-M-
Lave NVhvUIe'at- AflO p. m.
Niimiuer Street Tlientro.
To-NlOHT, rEDXEPDAT. SEPTEMBER llttl
THE ROBBHRS and GO TO BED, TOM.
tirover H eerolnff-
Circuit Court. No important caaes
came up yortcrday. Several cases of debt
were nettled.
Good Thmtlars Mebtiko. Observe tbe
call for a meoting of tbe Nanliville Lodge
of Good Templaro.
The Black Crook Coiiing Tbis won
derful play will be reprewmled bore on tbe
ICtb, ami everybody will abuse it and tben
o to gee it.
Firbs. There were fire fires in tbe city
.luring tbe montb of Augnrt, destroying
nine tbousand dellani wrlb of property.
New Improvement. Mike Power?, on
the corner of Market Mreet and tbe Square,
is tearing tbe front of bis store away, and
is building one much more attractive.
In Mourning. Tbe courthouses and
other public buildings in the State of Ken
tucky were draped in mourning yesterday
in memory of ihe late Gov. Helm.
Prikter's Alley. The foundations of
Printer' alloy are being dug tip to lay'
down a newer to correspond with the one
just completed in Deadcrick street.
A Good Omen. Svoral young ladies
have recently arrived from Texas and
MissiPAippi to attend our female nchools.
Nashville is bound to be tbe great edaoa
tionnl centre of the South.
Rkturhed. Wc are glad to note the re
turn to tbe city of Dr. Thomas Buobanan,
who has boon absent for Peroral weeks in
Mississippi, performing some wonderful
irgical operations.
Tun Burnt Dibtoict. The burnt dis
trict on Market street, below the carriage
hop of Myers & Hunt, has been cleared of
all tbe debris, preparatory to rebuilding.
ChangkokTarut. The accomplished
General Agent of the Louisville and Nash
ville railroad, Maj. John S. Bransford, has
banded m a copy of tbe new tariff adopted
by that road, which is a considerable re
duction ftwa tho old schedule.
Jlwiioi' McTviisrk intends leaving in a
few days to attend the Annual Conference
IVsas, and to visit that portion of the
Efe tt Church which he represents.
GaaiT ScoUHfin. There wore 2ft5
deatlw y.ellow fovor in New 0rleflt
in the mOMtb ot'Angust. In tbe city of
CJalvoton, iit tbe suno month, there were
596 deaths riHU' yeHow fever.
The CityOesinc mwl tworrow
evening at 3 p. M. The Board of Alder
men will mot at tbe fc'anie time, and will
appoint judges nnd cle.Tk ,oW the
iuuniciml election, which Mil take place
on tbe last Saturday in this l.nonth.
Kentucky State Fair. The State
Fair of Kentucky bogins at Louisville on
the 16th. It will be one of tbe most at
tractive faiw held in many years. The
railroads running into Louisville will re
duo.' tbe price of fare for tbe occasion.
A meeting of the several owners inter
red in tbe steamers Tyrone, Talisman
ami Nashville, was held yesterday at the
office of Corbett & Boyd. The three loats
were valued and entered Into a joint stock
concern, under the name of Nashville and
Cairo Packet Company. CapU J.S.Hugbes
was elected President, Copt. W. T. Harman
Superintendent, Capt. Wni. Boyd Secretary
and Treasurer, Capts, J. N. Corbett, U . 11.
Bell and Bon F. Egan wero chosen Direct
tors. These lats are owned entirely by
Nasbvillemen.Hnd we teel confident thattbis
arrangement will prove profitable to the
stockholders, awl patie&clory to our skip
pers. Mayor BALLrKTiKE, of Pulailti, arriv
ed in this city yesterday, beariDg a petition
numerously sigaed by tbe most respectable
citiscaU of Pulaski and Giles county, ask
ing the removal of the State militia sta
tioned there. It is alleged that the militia
are constantly engaged in rtirrii up ill-
fevling sod are an injury 10 me cwnimnm
tr rather than a protection. They not
only give trouble to unoftfodlBg white
citwww, but t colon1 perHis also. The
citUcns declare tbftrc ia bo need of troop
.fanykinTtn the eoBBty, bu if troops
must be keirt in their WMlst, they prefer
United States troepj. Mapor Ballent ne
waatobaveliad a private fnlemew with
General Dumam, commander of post,
on tbe subject rarterflay afternsen. We
Mipjwe tbe interview Uwk place, out we
have Hot heanl tbe result.
Thbh will be a called meeting of Nash
ville Lodfce No. I. O. of G. T., at Fenian
Hall, No. 4 North College itrcet, this
evening at 8 o'clock. All members in good
tttandtng are repeated to atled, as there
will be business of importae t tranaft.
By order of V. C. T.
It P. M, BLANKiNsnir, "V. S.
Fire. A fire occurred about eleven;
c'olock last night, near the cornfer of Sam"
aeand Broaa srcets.WeKiainot learn
thetffmount of damageoner
Clothing. F. Klein, merchant tailor,
71 North Cherry street, has just received
his steak $t fall and winter goods, selected
by hWelfj in the Eastern markets, and
which embraces some of the finest doeskins
and cassiraeroa tp be bad. Our friend
.Klein nasarcputattoq-asac'ulter and fitter
well known to his numerous customers.
Let those who are fond of a good, elegant
suit of clothes give him a trial.
Larue's Carnival Minstrels. This
talented company of minstrels will open at
the Masonic Hall here, on Thursday even
ing, Sept.l2,and continue for three nights
only. Wherever they have appeared, our
. i .t - . . .
exenangea ppeaK oi me enieriainmeni in
the highest terms. Tbe following is from
the Memphis Avdanehe Of thV 8th inst.:
" The performances last evening drew a,
large audience to the Greenlaw Opera
House, and went off with great edat. We
have never witnessed more entire satisfac
tion given. The instrumentation as well
as vocalization is not surpassed by any
troupe traveling. The clog dance of Ed.
West was equal to anything in that line we
have ever seen. Hernandez is full of
comic humor, and, taken altogether, the
entertainment was as refined and charming
3b any minstrel performanae everv pre
sented in this city. There will be two
more soirees on Monday and Tuesday
evenings and there need be no appeal to
gooll taste to fill the house. The great
merits of the artiste will do all that. Mr.
LaKue has one of the finest troupes that
was ever brought together, and there is a
fortune in it if he managea.to keep them
together."
Tii? Tide Ebbs Nortuwvard. The
great Northwest baa been enriched by its
trade with the South since the war. The
failure in tbe cereal crops of the South for
two years past, gave tbe Northwest a fine
market for their corn and bacon. Tbis
tide,'which has been so heavy against us,
baa now turned northward. Providence
has given the afllicted South tbe "early and
the latter rain, and her Ileitis now smile
with a plenteous harvest. The drouth and
the late spring have cut crops short in the
North, and they are calling on tra for bread.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad is
daily.shipping from this city large quanti
ties of corn, wheat and flour to Louisville,
Cinoinnati and the East. During the year
ending JuneSOih, 1800, there were received
at the Nashville and Louisville railroad
depot, 332,220 bushels of grain and 108,682
barrels of flour from tbe Northwest. The
Nashville and Norebwestern road and
tbe Cumberland river, also brought im
mense amounts of grain and breads tuffs to
this and the markets south of us. Millions
of dollars have been sent North for the
necessaries of life ; we are glad to see that
wcare now beginning to get some of it
back.
We have opened our new store with
fresh Goods, at 4G N. College street, one
door from Union.
sep.
C-lvr Chas. EicniiEiMER & Co.
Kboordkr's Court. Captain B.
Malier, drunk and disorderly $25.
H.
Martha Wood, disorderly conduct
-$10
and sent to the workhouse.
F. W. Munday, same offense S50.
Wm. Snowden, same offense $20.
John Ryan, disorderly conduct $20.
Mike Glendon, drunk $10.
Flotcher Bryan, disorderly conduct
continued.
Carpenter Harding, tippling without
license, three cases 950 each, and for
keeping a disorderly bouse $50.
Catherine Cewley, using hydrant water
without liconsc $10.
Catherine Cewley, rograling $10.
Same, for keeping a dieordorlv house
$10. "
Another Habeas Corpus A Nnv
and Interesting Cabe. About a month
ago Recorder Foster had Mr. S. G. Wood,
late n grocery mcrohant on Union street,
arrested for doing busman without a
liconse. The delinquent waa brought before
him, and was fined the usual penalty of
"fifty dollars-and costs." In tke considera
tion of the tightnowaf times, the Recorder
agreed that if the amount of the license
should be paid by a certain day, which was
specified, lie would remit the fine, upon
payment of costs the remission of the line
being contingent on the payment of the
license tax, and in the meantime, tbe fine
to stand against the defendant.
Before the day agreed upon for the pay
ment of the license, Mr. Wood took the
initiatory steps towards availing bimpelf
of the bankrupt law, including tjie corpo
ration as one of bis creditors, of which the
Recorder received due notice. The Re
corder believing that fines imposed by way
of penalties could not be liquidated by pro
ceedings in bankruptcy, bad Mr. Wood ar
rested yesterday, lie pleaded the defense
of bankruptcy," which was overruled, and
in default of myment of the fine he was
ordered to the workhouse. Mr. Wood sub
sequently applied for a writ of habeas cor
pus, which was granted by Judge Smith, of
the Criminal Court, and the case is set
down for hcaringthis afternoon at 5 o'clock.
You will find it to your advantuge to
jmrclmHc from us, as our Goods have been
nought fer cash, and therefore w"ere en
abled lo oner inducements.
Okas. Richheimer Si Co.,
sop. C-l w 40 N. College st.
M SHLESJF HATS!
THIS LATEST
NEW YORK,
LONDON and-
PARIS STYLES,
Of ALl OOJ.ORS AKO QUALITY, AT
WAIN & WAI,IEirSs
BKINO HXCLUSIVKLY IN TUB HAT AND
CAP basin ew, weftan offer a mora exten
sive and varied stoek than any other houe In
tbe city.
WAIN fc WALKER,
(SueceMors to Waterfield 1 Walker )
unrU if 20 1-tUll.H: HQBAUK.
T KX X ESS EE
IRON STORE,
is. r2 mtl f't
NORTH MARKET STREET.
PRICES DEDUCED I
WK KOVT HAVE IN STORE. AND OFFER
V for tale at sreatly reduced price ,
800 Tans nteJl-aftsorfbtl Tennes
see Cliarc&al JiJooni Iron.
200 Totutwdli-asfiorictl Kentucky
or J? CJicap Iron.
ri8T!KO or
-Tt.vn, nAjms, itorbrns apto sqiiAnns,
rtoiixn, .siir.ET, iioiwn snoE,
iioors, ETC.,
All nf wfciofc we Cer at lew as tbe same quality
eaa be bowofct far oh the Ohio river.
V oall Meeial aUeatfente ear KENTUCKY
er B CUEAP IRON, union it made from Cold
Dlftst Otmnmal. Pi Iron and Wreaght Saran-
Our SHKKT IKON is very mparior, and we
eaM lbc MtrtieuUr attention of Tinners nad
Sheet iron n -Titer to it.
Uur Works are id full operation, and we arc
prepared to till orders preaipUy.
A liberal dieeoaat Made to wholoaate dealart.
aacl dJcwStn
FOil fcJA&E,
rpHE I.ABOB AND COMMODIOUS BOARD
1 IrfH irOlTSE on the MUthaak aarper f the
iHnare, the HOOK CITTTNN.
Tor term, elc apply to Mr? M. A. Ander
son. No- 70 tnth Cherry treet
Meeting of 'ho "Board or Aldcruica.
Tbe Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment l)fi .tfplBrodie irf tbecbair y M
KAn jc&un!oHoustom M&Hh?lT
a fee in a case commenced in 185&, amount
ing to 5250, jWus allowed. The suit after
wards was brought up, but Houston &
Vaughan were not responsible for it.
Mr. Cheatham made a verbal report in
regard to the police department, stating
that Carter, who figured sp extensively
before the courts for bis action in the arrest
of Oliver, is the murderer of Byram, had
been expelled. Mr, Cheatham paid a
well merited tribute lo the faithfulness and
efficiency of the present police department, i
and said he had never feen a more efficient
and vigilant corps since he had known the
city of Nashville. ;
Petition of Mrs. Gwinn to build a frame
lis use on Church street, below the Chatta
nooga depot, having been referred to aj
special committee, was rejected.
Petition of S. G. Brady to have his taxea
reduced, as the property is assessed- at
higher prices than its reaL value. Referred
to a committee.
Petition to have a eewer built on the
alley running parallel between Summer
and High streets, striking Church street at
the corner of St. Cloud Hotel, the property
holders on both sides proposing to sub
scribe several hundred dollars to aid in its ;
construction. The petition was accepted.
Petition of Mr. Lellyett, City Attorney,
to grant Mr. Rutland the right to appoint
a deputy to assist in the collection of taxes,
the Marshal and his deputies being the
lawful assistants. The petition was rejected
and tbe Recorder ordered to instruct Mr.
Rutland to comply with the law on the
subject.
A hill to make the salary of the Wharf
Master $1250, and that if bis per cent is not1
equal to $1250, then the deficiency to be :
made up out of lreasury. Ail overplus of
perqVisites amounting to over $150, to be
paid in the Treasury. The bill was passed
upon its third readings.
A petition trom Mr. A. V. Overton, to
build a frame livery stable on south Mar
ket street, south of Broad. Granted.
A petition of Mrs. Ward, for the privilege
of erecting a small frame building on
Stevenson street, near . Allenson andWet-
more. uranted.
A petition from Henry Spitz, for the
privilege of erecting a small frame addition
to his residehce, 383 South Cherry street.
Granted.
A petition of Charles W. Smith, to have,
a reduction ot ttie assessment on a lot situ
ated on south Vine street! Referred'to the
Committee on Finance.
A petition of M. A. Kelly, for the privi
lege of marketing and huckstering without'
license; was granted.
A petition from Major Hunt for permis
sion to build a frame .addition to his resi
dence eight by ten feet and ten feet liigh,
was granted.
A petition of T. B. Childress for permis
sion to erect tw.o frame buildings twelve feet
square each and about twelve feet high, in
the rear of the building on South College
street, between the residences of Mrs.
Bell and Hughes. Granted.
A petition of T. J. Green, for permis
sion to buy rags and sell them again, with-,
out paying license granted.
A petition from about fifty of the citi
zens of the 10th ward, residing on Church
street, to have the grade of Church street
made ten feet instead of three, was re
ferred to the Street Committee.
A petition of H. Metz, to get permission,
. . it e 11-.; -i - '
to erect a siuan iraiuu uuuiuuii iu ms resi
dence, Jfo. 3C5 South College street
granted.
A petition of Charles Worley, agent, for
permission for Mrs. Crane to remove' a
frame house now situated on lot 40 West
Nashville, south side of Broad street, uppn
lot 41, owned by H. W. Compton, situated
on tbe north side of Broad, between the
gum spring and the colored church
granted.
A petition from John Benson, a crip
pled negro, to grant him the right to ped
dle without paying license granted.
TherAanlution from the City Council,
authorizing the regradingand graveling of
cuimmcr street, oeiwceu uroau aim ue
mumbrane adopted
Resolution requiring the street railroads
to keep the space between the rails lined
with gravel or stone adopted.
A resolution to havs the Murfreesboro
turnpike, from the intersection of Maple
street to tho corporate limits, amounting,
perhaps, to two hundred yards, graded re
ferred to Street Committee-
A" resolution by tho City Council that
tbe oppressive tarifF imposed upon the
consumers of gas be looked into, and that
a committee be appointed, consisting of the
Mayor and the President of each of the
Boards and the chairman of the Gas Com
mittee, be authorized to confer with the
President of the Nashville Gas Company
and use all honorable means to have the
heavy gas tarifl reduced adopted.
A resolution that the Water Works Com
mittee be instructed to have the water pipe
layed on Franklin street, from Cherry
street to the Nashville and Decatur rail
road, and that the water pipe be ejtlended
on Franklin street, from Market to" Maple
street adopted.
A bill of D. C. Love, for tax cost on re
ported property, for non-payment of cor
poration taxes referred to the Finance
Committee.
WATER WORKS REPORT.
The report says that tbe assessment of
Ihe water tax of the city for the present
six months, from July to January 1808,
has been completed and amounts to $23,209.
Tbe waterworks are in good order, furnish
ing an abundance of water to all parts of
tbe city. Since the last report about four
thousand feet of small service pipe has been
laid at a very small expense, furnishing a
good many families that have heretofore
been deprived of it.
REPORT Or THE RECORDER. ,
The following is the report of Recorder-
Foster of fines collected during tbe month
of August:
Fines and penalties , $2.P00:80
Merchants surplus returns.! ' 923 7t
Merchants' license 4.81S 62
Wagon llcerae. 211 25
Dray nnd cart license 232 SO
Hack license 142 60
Exces Recorder's perquisite? 85 0O
treasurer's report.
Rufus Henry, Treasurer, made the fol
lowing report of the receipts and disburse
ments from August 7th to Sept. 9th :
Receipts, exclusive of the amount on -
hand at lust reiert (7
Disbursement - 52,014 b2
Balance.. .- 12.313 25
A. V. Rutland, the City Revenue Col
lwtnr mvirtfl collections from 20th Au
gust to 10th September, to be $11,210.
John Li. Ulenn, water tax touecior, re
ports that he has collected since last re
port $3852.
P. M. Marlin, tbe City Sexton, reports
(1,q Intnmanla in the rifv ppmpteTV for the
month of August to be fifty-two whites
twenty-two, colored tinny, .money col
lected for single graves, $19.
The Workhouse Committee, McD. No
len, Clerk, reported the sale of $600 of cor
poration checks at 15020 per cent dis
count. The expenses of the workiiouse
have been very mueb reduced by paying
rash for articles purchased, and -the ex
penses for the month of August have only1
been an average of other months when
Uierc were more prisoners and more than
ten per cent, more discount on checks.
The Fire Department reported the fol
lowing expenditures for the month:
EcJjpse No. 1. Hamilton No. 2 and De
loge No. 3, $7-10 each. Thp William
noek ncd Ladder No. 1
jj. iu. x rucuiiiu
Repairing account- .w i
Contingent expenies ; Jit an
There were Eve fires during the month
destroying $9350 worth of property.
The whole expenses of tbe fire depart
ment for the month were $3431 07.
Mr. James Everett, the keeper of the
h. M. t rceman
workhouse, made the fol lowing report :
Aug. 1. 1S67 Number'of prisoners on hand-- S7
Number since received ?
Number re-captured -
Number in calaboee lio
RI6
Ar. 1. 1167 Disebargcd -r "
Repeated by expiration ef
iUI:::::: 4i
From Alabe. Ultl
Remalntng on band- S7 w
Tk..Mnnnt nf I. n A am 1. j.
1st of September was. - . $1,749
av ym rw rw
Tho AuditorThosi. SlSHays reiwrted;
tbe following amount of accounts had been;
.i j . i.ir
auuiicu iiuu approyeu luce, jusi uiuuiui
report; f )f if ir.JP ! f
Street Department -...420.289 Sit
aterworks - lil vu
Fire Department.. 433 47
Workhouse Department 335 7C
Oas Department 1.053
ri iir.H
Hea4tHJepartmeriU..I.....r-i.W-- I ? 25
rouce Department - cm
Aggregate - S24.S39 79
The Board of Alderman adjourned till
Thursday at 3 p. ar.
1 -! , I rrrr " '
ExAifrNE onr Drygoods, Fancy Goods,
Shawls and Cloaks, and our extensive stock.
of Ladies' Underwear, before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember tbe number, 46 N
College sL, one door from Union.
sep. C-l if Chas. Richheimer & Co. '
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
For BInyor.
' A anriounee myself as candidate for Mayor An.
the ensuing municipal election- You who
(either white or block) please to vote for me,
shall be equally judged.
augl7 td JAMES C. BANDY.
Ijr Conitcilmen.
"We1 are -authorized tb announce Major'Ai Bj
THURNECK as tho regular Republican candi
date for Councilman from the Third Ward at
tbe ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce JOflN LUCK
as a candidate for Councilman from the Fifth
Ward, -at the ensuing.municipal election.
Pi.itfop.m Immediate abolishment of every
office and expenditure not a necessity.
tyenro authorized to announce jC J. lAR
BROU&Ha candidate joriGoun'cilmanffrom' the
Sixth Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
sepC td
MISSES O'BRYAFS SCHOOL,
Xo. 17 JlfeXcmoro street,
.H .- Will'be-'.
RE-OPENED MONDAY SEPT. 2n.
augl3 lm
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ir. Colemnn's Card.
While humanity continues to be infirm, and
man is prone to err, nnd tho consequence; are
visited upon the unfortunate, he should early
seek reliet from the misery thus entailed.
And tho man who devotes his time and talent
to therelief of this species of human suffering
is not less a philanthropist than ho who seeks to
relieve any other affliction to which man is sub
ject r for true philanthropby looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will euro it. Dr.
Coleman has devoted a large portion of his time
to the cure of the class of diseases mentioned in
his advertisement in to-day's'papcr. He has
duly qualified himself by study and experience
to perform what ho promises. He has been lo
cated in our midst for several years, and the
public may rely upon his skill and ability.
Office in tho rear of his drug store, 210 Church
and McLemore streets. sep7 tf
ESTABLISHED.. 1801.
C. AV. SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND PRESORIPTIONIST,
Corner of Church and Vine streets.
sep715m " V ' ' '
ains. winseowh
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Greatly facilitates tho process of teething, by
softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay all rxw and spasmodic action, nnd
is sure to reg-ulnte the Botvels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and Keller nnd ITcnltu to your Infants.
Wo have put up and sold this articlo for
years, and can say in confidence and truth of it
what we have never been able to say of any
other medicine kever ns it failed in a sis
le instance to nrrscT a cube, when timely
used. Never did we know an instanco of dissat
isfaction by any one who used it. On the con
trary, nil arc delighted with its operation, and
speak in terms of commendation ot its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter "what we do enow," after years of ex
perience, and pledge our reputation for the ful
fillment of what we here declare. In almost
every instanco where tho infantis suffering from
pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in
fifteen or twenty minute after tho syrup is
ministerod.
Full directions for u?inc will accompany each
bottle.
Bo suro and call for "Mrs. TCinslon's
Sootliluc Syritp," having the fao simile of
" CURTIS & PERKINS" on tho outMdo wrap
per. All others are base imitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout tho world. Price only
Tlilrty-nvc Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES: 215 Fulton street, Sew
Tork; 205 High ITolborn, london,
England; 411 St.. Paul street, Mon
treal, Cnnnrtn.
ang23 eodSm
Dividend Notice. The holders of shares
in the State Insurance Company of Nashville
aro hereby notified that the Board of Directors
have, after setting aside an ample reserve fund,
declared a dividend of ten per cent., free of
taxes, upon the subscribed capital stock, the
fa mo to be endorsed on the stock notes.
Stockholders will ,plcap. oall and see the
"proper" endorsementilnade." .
? " - Jc-Skpii 'Nash'5 Secretary.
Nashville, August 7. 1SC7- augTlm
.Special Notice.
ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to nave several champions present to
entertain the public for a few HtftjRS; but on
account of so much suffering among our people,
we thought proper to give the orphans of this
city and poor of Chattanooga thai benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again, as it is sometimos the custom of giving
premiums, such as watcl.es, etc., and having
proof of the last two weeks' business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent, of our profit to the poor of
Nashville, from the 1st day of April, 1SC7, up to
October 1st, 1357, (six months,) which amount
will hn rrmittpd weeklv to the Mavor of Nash
or of Nash-
ville We hope that the amateur billiard play-
era and the public in general will appreciate tho
oAiifla rtiiI sustain it.
CAUVIN & BERTHEOL.
mar30 tf Colonnade Billiard Hall.
llnohelor'H Hair Dye. This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in tho world. The only
rue and jcrfect Dyt Harmless, Reliable, In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. ' Remedies
the ill effects of Bad Dyet. Invigorates the hair,
leaving It soft and beautiful. The genuine is
cigned William A. Batchelor. Alt others are
mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold
bv all Druggist and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. deo29-ly (
KellliiK Out Ht Hew York Cost.
'To. close 'business, we are positively .closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fino
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
mestic Cigars. Pindolfini it Riva,
janlO 12 North Cherry street.
The Iloaliiijr , Pool, mill House o
Mercy. Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de
strty the'raanly powers, and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Scnf
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Addre
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Asso
ciation, Philadelphia, Pa. mayl93m ,
Errors of Yonth. A gentleman who suf
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema
uro Decay, and all the effects of youthful indis
cretion, will, for tbo sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it tho receipt and
directions for makin; tho simple remedy by
which he was cored. Sufferers wishing to proS
by the advertiser's experience, can do so by ad
dressing, in perfect confidence.
John u. irairei.
rnayS lyw No. 12 Codar sU. New ork.
To ConsnnlpUTcsu The' Advertiser, hT
ingbcea restored to health in a few weeks, by a
Tory simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Coasumptien is anxteus td make
known to his fellow-sufferers tho means of cure.
To all whodosiro it. he will send a copy of the
prescription nscd, (free of charge), with the di
rections for preparing and nsins thesamc, whieh
they will find a cube Ookb fos Cossumftion,
Asthma, Bbosctitis, &c Tho only object of
the advertifar in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit tho afflietsd. and spread information
which he cancelvej to bo invaluable r and hope
every sufferer wlt try this remedy, as it will cost
then nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Portie wishing the pnptirall pUase
adaren nev. tun Aim v. .
Williamsbnrr. Kin county. New York.
cet23 lrd&w
I r I T i rT in
FltfAXGEl Aim TRADE
.iThere i& no'change ia ourmoneyimarket
and but little doing. The demand for
money on our banks for strictly commer
cial3 purpoWfalml limited; .''TjieistrpetfoV
k ft
"mana tor money, however, is as great as
ever, and good notea are discounted at
from 3 to
per cent, per month, by
street shavers. The banka discount; good
bills-atl percent, per month, and loan on
coUaterala at 9 per cent, per annum
. The demand for New York exchange is
light, and the banks continue to supply their
customers at SI per, thousand. - ,
Exchange on London and Dublin is sold
by broker.? at $7 25 per pound sterling.
Large amounts could be had for less ratei
Gold continue to advance, and the ad
vance during the' week has been fully 2
per cent. jXThe following 'are Jthe quota,
tions of yesterday: Opened at 143g, was
143jatilA. jr., l;13g at noon, and closed
at443 at 3.p. m. Dealers here were pay
ing 143- and holding at: 144. Silver is
bought at'aboot 10c less than gold.
Ihere is very little doing in government
securities, and many holders seem to be
disposed to sell, owing to what they con
ceive to be the unfavorable politicattcondi-
tion of the country.
The following; are the latest New York
quotations :
5-203lst series .....,.
5-20s 2d series .;.
5-20s 3d series
5-20 new issue
10-40s...... -
7-30i.
London advices of the iotb
in.t. quote
United States 520s at 73J.
We hear of but little doing in our local
bonds and stocks. Tennessee bonds, new
issue, are bought at 64c, and the old issue
at G5c. Tennessee 5 per cent, bonds are
worth 63c. Tennessee coupons 72c. Davids
son county bonds issued to the Louisville
railroad are worth S3c, those issued for
other purposes are worth 73c. City of
Nashville bonds are worth 60c. The cor
poration checks are bought at 23c discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
tbeCtb inst. as follows : S4000 er. ' coupons
at 66c, $5000 new at 65?c, and S35,000 new
at G5hc. North Carolina ex. coupons sold
at.55561c and new at55Jc, Virginia ex,
coupons at 51c, and Georgia 6s at 73.
The jSew York Journal of Commerce of
the afternoon of the 6th inst. says : " The
money market is moderately active, but
there appears to be no essential diminution
in the amount of surplus capital offering,
and borrowers find ho difficulty in sud
plying their wants at 45 per cent, for
call loans on stock collaterals, and at 3 per
cent, upon government securities. First
class business paper at short date is readily
placed at G7 per cent, per annum dis
count." The receipts of specie at New York from
Lalitornia from January 1st to AugiBt
31st, amount to $19,956,374, and from
loreign ports to 52,153,546, making the
total receipts 22,109.920. The exports of
'specie to," foreign , ports? during theame
time amount to 3y,H3U,150, showing a
loss since January 1st of $17,720,230.
The amount of specie held by the bankd
in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia at
their reports dated nearest the 1st inst.,
amounted to $7,879,933. Two years ago
the banks in New York beld more than
double tbis amount.
Our latest mail dates from Cincinnati
report the flour and wheat markets as fol
lows:
Superfine is scarce, and would readily
sell at S3 258 50. Extra is difficult to
buy under $9 40, and choice brands brine
S9 75. Family sells readily at $10fjd
10 25 ; but there is not much that can be
obtained at the inside price, and choice
brands bring $10 50. Fancy white wheat
Hour is held at S10 75(Hlll 76. The
market for wheat was a shade firmer, in
sympathy with flour, and sales were more
readily made at yesterday's prices, but no
advance was established. No. 1 winter red
sold at $2 142 15 ; No, 2 do at $2 OS
1U, and some lots, by single, at S2 12.
which were thought to be equal to No. 1.
Where wheat is held in elevator, holders
are not offering it below $2 152 18 for
No.l. Prime bill wheat sold at $2 15.
White wheat continues quiet but steady, at
$2 252 23 for No. 1, and $2 152 20
lor No. 2.
Our table show the receipts of cotton of
last year's crop to be 1,869,284 bale.
There are a few points from .which returns
have not been received up to the close of
the cotton year. These will nrobablv
bring the total receipts up to 1,871,000
bales. A good deal of this was beld over
from the previous year, but the crop has
turned out much larger than was estimated
during the summer and fall of 1866. The
crop of the present year is estimated at
from 2,000,000 to 2,500,000 bales. The
stocks of cotton held in the various South.
em ports are much less than any cotton
year has opened with in a quarter of a cen
tury. The stocks in the Southern porlson
tbe 1st inst. amounted to only about 24,
500 bales, and there was about 5500 beld
in interior towns. There is considerably
more in the interior, and we have no
means of knowing bow much. Last year
at the same points the stocks amounted to
about 173,000 bales, or about 142,000 more
than the present year. These facts show
bow the cotton planters have been pressed.
It U to be hoped the present year will be
easier upon them. The receipts of cotton
at New Orleans up to the 7th inst. amount
ed to 1327 bales, and at Mobile to 9S2
bales. A careful count shows the stock of
cotton held in Nashville on the let inst. to
be 522 bales, which was nearly 200 bales
larger than had been previously supposed.
The receipts since have amounted to nearly
100 bales.
GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsnviLLE, Sept. 10.
There baa been a fair trade in all
branches of business during the past week,
except in cotton. We are glad to note that
we are now sending large quantities of
corn and flour to the Northern markets.
and at such'prices as are very remunerative
to our producers. It looks very much like
reversing the old order of things, for our
merchants to be getting orders for grain
and flour tosnpply the empty-granaries of
thelSorthwest. - -"..
Cottok There were no sales of cotton
to-day, and no excitement in commercial
circles on the subject.
Stock on.hand 1st SfpUlSGT.
Received to-day, none :
Received previously.
S&bales
.91 "
it,
6i
Shipped to-day ..
' previously
Etock onhand,
..191-210
408
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber of Commerce:,
New-York, Sept. 10. Gold opened at
143. 10:30 A. St. Gold 143- 12:80 M.
Gold 143J. Cotton market dull, but
prices unchanged. 3. p.m. -Gold closed
at 143J, Cotton market dull, and prices
nominal. Sales to-day 300 bales r unlanda
oc; Monne 205 ;uncans Zi(gzf.
Lrvrapoot, Sept. 1011 a. m. Cotton
market dull but prices not auotablrlower
sales to-day 8000 bales at9i10J pence.
1 p. at. union quotations nominally un
changed.
V frS-T-Tilemarket considerably
excited with an advancing tendency, caused
bv ordcraifrom.tlii. TTnll,
SI 90tlmbe:
red h. SI SOrMcdi-
terraneanjl$T
Fi-Ot-RTeeps pace "with the rise in
wheat, arid if firm at our quotations' Xeba
non, Mills, $10 5012 50; Gallatin Mill
BeanJHeaJ, $11 50, family flour, $10 50
superfine, $S 50; Silver 'Spring - Milla;
$11 50; Mountain Dew, $13 50; Cream
of the City, $10 50 ; Cumberland Mills, $10.
Bacon The market Is not well supplied,
there being no country" slioulders or hams
here. We quote sides, ' 18Jc ; canvassed
bams 20c
Coffee The market is well stocked and
tbe demand good. We quote Bio 26
27Jc; Laguyra 2330c ; Java 3840!
Spoar The market is brisk. New
Orleans 16 Jc ; Porto EIco and Demarara
1415c ; crushed 1818ic
Syrdts The demand is about equal "to
to tbe supply, and they range, from
to $1 20 per gallon.
Corn Is worth to the farmer in his
wagon 6062c; delivered at the depot in
new gunnies 85c.
Salt Oalt $4 50 for seven, bushel
bar
jrels.
Hay $2025 per ton ia store.
Botter lS25c per pound. 1
Eggs 1518c per dozen.
' , Candles Star candles, I6c per
tallow,13l13icper lb.
lbfj
Qastinos Country hollowware 6c per
pound.
Cheese Western reserve lS20c per
pound ; Hamburg 20c.
Hides Green salted, 12c per pound ;
green, 10c ; dry salted, ll15c ; flint, 15c.
Iron Tennessee bloom bar, 101c; bloom
band 12123c; bloom nail rod, 14i
Pittsburg bar, 6Jc; Pittsburg band, 8c per
pound ; common sheet iron, 8$c ; charcoal,
HJc;Eussia, 26c; Cotton ties,810c.
LiARD Leaf, 14c per pound 111 tierce ;
leaf in half barrels, 14c; leaf, 15c in kegs.
Leather Harness, 40c; Oak sole, 46
50c ; Hemlock sole, 3Sc ; upper sides, per
dozer, $3040 ; American calf, per dozen,
$3050 ; Frencli calf, $5090.
Ximlivllle Wholesale Jlryjjoods Trade.
Nashville, Sept. 10.
There has been a good inquiry for dry-
goods, and a fair trade has .been, dona
during the week. We are sure if our in
terior merchants would examine the large
and well selected stock of drygoods in our
market, they would not go north of here
to buy their stocks. ,
Prints. Standard brands. 15c.
Tickinos 2547Mc. Conestogaro GoldMedal,
40C.
Scotch aiNOiuus 25 to 40c.
Domestic Ginghams 1733c.
Cotton Plaids 1732ic.
American Lawns 20g-f5c.
Panct Dress ood3-25$1 00. ,
All Wool Cas imebs 7S$2 10.
All Wool Twk. ds 05 90e.
COTTONADKS 2E-r 60c.
Linen Drills 2254375c.
Linen Duces 2130e.
Cambrics 1475c.
Skirt Braids--7530c.
SiSheetings 4-4 heavy sheetings, 1517c, Cre
scents 16c: Tonnessea nreminms. 16c tier the
bale ; 16 per the piece: heavy sheetings, 15
(aiiTc: uo., 14c; ya usnaourgs 24 cents.
Nashville Cattle Market.
NAsnviLLE, Sept. 10.
The market has been tolerably well sup
plied with beeves, but we do not think
that the quality is as fine as our blue grass
ought to furnish. We quote :
Bcefgrosa 24c
Sheep per head : 52 00 00
Lambs, " " -..$1 752 50
Hogs 6c per lb.
Dressed meat 612
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Stocks or Cotton in Interior 'l'otvns
NOT INCLUDED IN THE RECKIPTS. '
Augusta and Hamburg, Aug SSlt
Macon. Go.. August 31...
Columbus, Oa., August 31
Montgomen, Ala., AugiutSlti....
Memiihis, Tcnn , August
Nashville, Tenn August
Cincinnati, August ...
. aw
-. 441
. 1030
. fc2
Total HWf
MAEKETS BYTELEGRAPH. '
Hew York Jlloiicy nnd Niorit Market,
New York. Sept. 10 The money market if
easy ana steady at 4d5 per cent, for call
loans. Sterling guiet ; 9)10 for gold (first clas?
bills.) Qold without a decided change, openingat
149K, advancing to 144! . and closing at 14$.
Government stocks shade firmer and easier.
Coupons '81 111$: do. '62 114i; do. 04 109;
do. 'ft5 111',: do. 'C7, 103!; Jo. new '65, 10$
HM0a99JJ. 7-303 107; aiisaouri d W4 new;
Tennessee C5Ji. Stocks opened quiet and be
came buoyant, nigner anu stromf. Canton,
4643 ; Cumberland. :MJ436; Well's Express 67;
American C7Ks Adams Bxprem fitU; United
States Gl'A; Merchant' Union 21!; Quicksilvor
2T23; Mariposa 10!911: Pacific Malll44JJ
i4: Atlantic iu,nwiiz; western Union Tele-
-Tl. nl i'H ' " 1 - 1 . . , ..fii
Kriipu ni lurit yenirai juniur:
isrio toisw.; iiuuson
WW: Ohio certificates
St. PauI67: Mi-ihigan
Southern 8383; Illinois Central 120Ji
YiYi, ruisDnrg a(w ; xoieoo liWiaVt; KocK
Island, 104lOI?i; Northwestern 4.M46
Fort N ayne 100.
.St. Ixinis SXnrket.
PSt. Locis. Sept. 30. Tobacoo active andluos
advanced 2&,Wc per ewt-. other grades un
changed. Flour more active and choice brands
l&c higher; lower grades unchanged. Wheat
stiff and higher; choice and prime 82 2S2 39.
Com active and higher at SI 07(91 09 for mixed:
$110 for yellow; $110l 13 for white. Mgsj
pork $26. Bacon, clear sides 1319, shoulders
15c, sugar cured hams 21!422-
Jicvr Orleans Inrhet.
Nbw QKLrASS. Spt. 10 Tho Cotton market
is dull and irregnlarf low middling, 23b. Sugar
arid moli'Sos nnchariged- Flour dull: super
fine. $S 25 Corn dull and declined 5c. Oat
dull at 70c. Pork advanced 25c : meM, ?27 508
27 75. Bacoa shoulders 16c, clear sides 20c
Sugar cured hams. 25c. Prime tierce lard, 145C.
Gold. 14S- Sterling exchange. M4. few
York exchange, premium
ViucliinntiJSXnrkc:.
Cincinnati, SipL 10. Flour firmer bat not
hizhor. Wheat hiahor, ebbing at t'i 'JO ftr No.
1 red. Corn firmer and tnoro active at $110.
Oats steady aiwc. r.yea snaao tower, wesiDg
at St
Sf. tJaney nigner at ove-i v.i
arley higher at $1 301 iQ. Cotton
dull. Whisky 33c in bond. Mess pork firm at
$24 0324 75. Balk meats firm at 13 16. Bacon
14K15 for shoulders, 17 for sides, 1734 for clear
rib, and 1S1S!4 for clear- Sngar wired ham
2223. Lard advanced to 13- Cheese advanced
to 11J4S12 Errs advanced to 17. Coffee good
to eholfo Rio 1527. Sugar unchanged and
quiet Linseed oil firm at SI 25. Flax seed
$2 15. Money market easy.
Xcw Torlt (IXnrket.
New Yock. Sept. 10. Cotton dull, heavy and
drooping- Sales of 490 bale: middling uplands
2Cc- Flour 5310c better, with a fair demand.
Wheat l2c better, and moderately active. Hy e
firm at 81 381 40 for Western. Oatsi dull and
heavy at G70c for new Chicago and Ohio. Corn
steady at $1 231 2 for good te prime mixed
Western. Pork dull and drooping at 51 80.
Beef fairlv active and steadr. Cut meats -quiet
anil nnchanzed. Bacon auiet and steady. Lard
firm at 18&Sl4VJ for steam, and UXc for kettle j
rendered. - t
jsili!iigg5g&i g3
coOtai I oil r '
sFX0f!lartnership
rnHEFmrWAKCttfcR OTTP?-Tirf
J t;u. is tnis aay atssoivea Dy mutual consent
Geo .Dardea retiring fromi the baineaa.
Archer wneatnam ana ueo. b. Kinney will con
tinue to conduct the business at the old stand
under the name and firm cf Archer Cheatham
.t Co. ARCHER CUEATtlAJI
QKO. W. DARDEN.
OEO. 3 KISNEY
-A. 0A.E;X).
In
withdrawinr Irsm the firm of. Avchr
Cheatham & Co.. I desire to return my thanks te
means ana ine puonc lor tho liberal patron
age o long extended to tha house, andcommend
my lonaer panncn ana saccessora to tno con
tinned confidence of the public,
sepl lm GEO. W. DARDEIJ.
&BCHER CHEATH&M&CO
.Importers and Dealfers
- !
IK
Foreign Brandies, Wines'
'"DOMESTIC? MJillOIlS, .
Cifcm's 'mid Tobacco.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
UPOffT'S RIFI.E,
SPORTING, and
BLASTING POWDERS.
N. B. Those indebted in tha loin firm nf
Arcnet uneatham & Uo. are requested te close
ineir accounts at as early a uay as possible.
sept tm
OCULIST AND AURIST.
DTI. BKOOICrA.IS', HAVINO RE
turned to the citv after a successful nrofes-
Bionat tour through the Southern States, has
taken rooms at the ST. CLOUD HOTEL, where
he may be consulted daily from 9 a. u. till 5 P.
U. His numerous testimonials from well-known
citirens aro sufficient evidence of his success
and skill in the special branches to which he
confines his practice.
juneZ7 3m
R. H. GROOMES & CO.,
U.VDERTAUF.HH FOR CITY AND SUR
rounding country Dealers in
3IETAI.I.IC BUHIAI. CASES.
Office Xo. 42 JVortli Cherry Street
Manufactory Xo. 115 Sontli .llnrltot St.
Orders left at pi tho laca will be nromctlv
filled. mar!26m
JOHN W. TERRASS. of Terrara Bro.
WM. PIITJjLIPfi, late of Lanier; Phillips Jr Co.
TERRASS, PHILLIPS & GO,,
Wholesale GroccrN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Dealers in Bacon, Lard, Salty etc.
XO. 50 SOUTH MARKET ST.,
NASHVILLE
TBNN.
TTAVING PUROHASBD
OF TBRRAS3
JL BROS, their stock M
GROCERIES, LIQUOIUS, ETC.,
Wo will continue tho Wholesale Grocery and
Commission business at their old stand, and
hope by strict attention to business, ana small
ronts. to meet a snare ot public oatronasre-
iVe will keen on hand at all times a full assort
ment of goods in our line.
l l.lt II A.N, V ..
sep5 lm
"irK HAVE JUST RKCRIVED AN BXTRA
large fall stock of
PAPER HANGINGS
AND WINDOW SHADES, whieb w are offer
ing to the trade at the very lowest market price,
either at wholesale or retail.
We have alto in stnro a near and eoraplte
stock of PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS. whU-h we
are offering at law rates. .Call and examine
before panlbasing ejsewhere-
JOIIX ttVIIIM. A CO.,''
7ft Church street.
sepO.lm (New Number.)
Supreme Court at Nashville.
OpriCE OF THE Cl.KRK SuPRTMIt CoCRT ) I
Fob thc Middlk Dir. or Site op Tr.xn., r i
Nashville, Tnn..5ept. 1,127. j :
T0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
JN next tersa of this court will eecamenee at
the Capitol at NasfevUls, oa tb Srt Monday, It
being the 2d day, of Deoembcr next.
The doeket of tbo 13th Circuit will be tried
first, tben tn ltth . ate., tc rv srsiRs tbe whole
docket.
The law dbct of ea-h CircaH wfll be first
triel. thee tbe eqoity docket, and then the State
docket, fiaisMgbe respwyiva docket of each
Circaif when fftr- rsaeticrr.
JLSA O. FRAZBR. CTerfc.
rcp7 dlwtw2mo
TT0T ONLY THIS CITY. BUT TIIIS BN
JLl tironntry hsu bcrttme fmrttftar with the
rcpnUUion of Dx. CtiLCMAN, n U ot re
HaBle ami f ueeefut praetttn ner in bf s4eei
allty in the South.
Forbap no physician b gives more tien
tion to, and applied hisaU tanre eretly sad
assiduously to diwo-er tb most spedy and
positive (rare of (luyw of PogmIs. dweiuc
of a private natur.-: Maobood's Debility ; clf
abuse: Nerrou . Debility ; besiuii iMnaaifs.
etc., than be ha--. P-ttlents wiw resldo fn the
ootintry ean bavt tho eraKlis. appKeable to
their several din l-r forwarded to any part,
earelally secured in a portable cjaipass. and in
evscr rWet of nvcaifit up. .
Ladies.nee.inet beits) in applying for advie.
Medicine within'lraments can be adBinistored
tnroain in m.itaa. ' i ..jfrssKnlence.
iJr- ULtirx5 ay always b nam Is bis otSe,
in the rear of Ms drag state, on MeL.mare
street. His mediata are. arefallr aeeu
rately eoBipesedsil by edueated and accom
plished Pbarmaoastists. Address.
L, L. COLEMAN. M. D .
sep . tf 210 Church it., Nashville, lenn.
Jt .1 0 s
OF MASKVILUE.
CAPITAL, ; $0,0,000
FIRE, MARIN Bf KVLJL,
riXLlXIf TUAJSSrOUTATIONTSkUl
Ws
tS-hosati fairly adjusted aad rrffnSUP1 fhiTB
Office, Second National Bask VuNfot-, CMssr
street. JOHN LTJMSD BN. Ies4dt.
W. J. THfMAS, -1faPraidn'
JOSEPH XASir, gearetery.
apK-dom-sp
HEW SPRING HOODS.
HUNTrNGT'ON'S
T
, No. 3 Worth Cherrj-Stra
5 '
(Union and, Araerwan siiitkTZ6 .
New Styles Business Suits.
Double Breasted Street Sacks
Ladies' and Gents' Sole Lea
ther Trunks.
English Morning Coats.
Black Dress Suits. ; , .
A Nobby Sack Coat
Children's Garibaldi. SuK
Spring Overcoats.
French Traveling Bags.
Boys' School Suits. J t
HUNTIXGTOK3S,
mar20 tf sp. Xos Xorth Clicrryi
NEW AND SHORTEST ROUTE
TO
Memphis; XetnOrleans, MbHef 'Ghiro,
bt Louis, Chicago, anirpMfl
Southwest, West, Nactii,5
and Xarthwat . i- -
Nashville and Nortawsiteru
RAlLROAO.
OPFICE UENERAL SUPERITJUIDIKT. V
N ashvillf, Tknx., Ac. 2t, lWl. )
ON 'AND AFTER FRIOAY, AUGUST
.10. 1S67. and until furtiMr noriea, TWO
DAILT PASfeh'NGBR TRAfWS JVn.
between Nashville. Tenn., MasapWt, Twmk, and
Hickman, Ivy., and will run aa sVUsmts :
passenger lrain leAve anshville at f:-S
. m.. arrives Mcmnbls at H i 111.. m( arrlvm
Hickman at jt. m.
Passenger Train leaver Nashville at p. iw.,
arrives Memphis at 10:4(1 a. 111., nod arrive
Hickmnn at 9-15 n. 111.
Making close connections with the MaWt smd
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile. Haw
Orleans, nnd all intermediate pofnls.
At uicKraan connecting with a Ursl-clnvt
1 110 or Htrntilci- for Viekabaw.
Baton Rouge, Cairo, St. Louis, and ail interm
diate points on the Upper and Lowar Missis
sippi Rivers. A first-class Transfer Staaator
1 1 1 1 . I?- , .... . .
win piy Deiween nioKiuan anu uairo, sMSttBg
close connections with tho Illinois CasMrai Rail
road fer St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, III., Dubwoue.
Iowa. St. Paul, iMinnssoU, aad all petals Wast
and Northwoit.
PassengerTrain leaves Memphis at II . m.,
leaves Hickman at tt:3U n. in.. arri-rW in
Nashville at .! 5 p. 111.
Passongcr Train Iaar Meisphu at 1 h.hi.,
leaves Hickman at 0:30 i. in., arrivinr Wash
ville at 9 a. m. -
Making elose eonneciioiM at Frisk rMU nth
jMasavuie ana unattaaooga aaun
tnnooga. Knoxvillo. Lrncbbtirs'.
Washington, Baltimore, Phllodel
lork; Atlanta, Augusta, SavftsiM
ton, Macon, Montgomery, Wast Poiat. age,
nects with tbe Louisville and Natlrllfe
read for lioutevillo, Indiaaapolu. Oiaal
and all pointa,East. Connects with tha
vine antf-uesatur nail road tor franl
lumbin, fniaski, Atnen. Ala., aad
Alabama.
Tills is the SborteHt nnd Clieapwt
Ttoufu to aiemnlliH. it beinir sevaaay-aina
miles shorter tbnn the Dscatar rewaT ts
forty-six miles sbortar than tbe BdgeMM sad
X. P. ISjfJjS,
Chief Hng. and Gan. Sapt. N. and Vi.Tt K
augztt -
NOTICE.
T
-IHE FIRSI OF II. PITZGHRABD" 80
uanniin. ienu.. owners at ui "Ua
m.
Uettan raetory, l eomppsea of ilearj:
gerald, SHmner eousty; Tnn., askl Cbr
tiill, .lempDis, Tenn.
ilHtfft. ri'liGsHiAUU,..
CHAKLB8
L.
augl7 lm
Meea(&li Temt.
Hardware atKeducedsBrices
HAM VAXI.EEIl'8 OLD STAA'U,
No. 40 North College Street
NOTICE TO NIIIPPfiRSt
ftwjfik 'I
ptlfMtwf
Nashville, Tentn. iepte I
01
Wedne
AND APTBR TUB lOlli mstnurK
will not receive Cl Oil in wootl astiM
Inesdavof eaab week.
This is rendered necessary by the fiaasstat
damage ta other merebatMliM oaasad hylauWIaa
in sama ear with Coal Oil.
KMcITjnt
sep8 lw
General Frwigbt Aastf.
AiliuinlHtrator'H .Salt!
XL sell, at the rsaidsMeef Jonlfklia.
iceased. two miles rram QtreaV jsaaJiba
ille and Decatur raflMad, toll HQKmi
TliurMiny, October 10, 187,
or go
head
salkey
one nne pleasure carriage, aad
balance on credit of nfee month? '
mp7 lw JQUN p. 0KX, AdarV.
LEA & PEERmS'
CELBBRAIBD
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
PRONOUNCED
EXTRA Or
BT
01 a i.ier irasa a
MEDICAL
XL I
KM AH
ras. to his
at woaomrsm.
Tell Left A P.
TO BK in I
"oxu good iii'cr
and applicable to
Every Tnrlpty
JSlrins that tbeir
f: ; saooBj
f uimmr "I ' " HQ a,!
u India, and N ta
my optoiank tka
Bwt patataMe as
well a tfaa taoat
vrnolaanma 3,.
MM
or
msw. vit'utilad,""
Tho soaesH of tbis most deliaiaoaaad anrivaasd
oondlment having caused tsany 'liyrlnsirioit
doelerj to apply the -nam to breams Omt
raexM. the PUBLIC u nra?jtirott.r aal sux-
Maau&etaretl hy
r..yv " PBRRTN&orcast-.
JOII.V ntVSCAX'H NOSS,
Niw ToBg, AgenU for the Ui
ojUJ-lyiat
ta.
COLUMBU
ISSTITU3iEn,
IlEV.
nECIIlTTT. PrfrielBAl.
t ti l
I xrrvTi . . .
I IS 1mBn&J9?lL2V
u ui oustnsaatleu
teriadil
StPV. 3.
N. TlOIPXiC.
Columbia, Tens.
scpH "it
RiSalOBd
pbm, Jfw
k. ri---'--
Isawti.
INafsr
eight BROOD MARKS ; eight fiaeeolta: osMaair
mateh horses f,r ro.;??. Iff!? "Trf.Wr
ed cattle; forty head of sepTwE
ot nork ham- th.a. ' T7
flow, : a Knra liinf CLJ!rS?S!L!P!
tbe linaliil I
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