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'Nashville. Tenn.. Jan. ZL 187.
MAinxo risir-iiooKs.
Frem the New YerkMbune, Mb,
A friend lately urged us to visit him in
New Haven, Conn., prominlng Us a. night
that would reward the (rouble. We went
bo soon as practicable, and were taken bj
him to a building in which some scores of
men and women were making fish-hooknof
various sixes inven(ed by Dr. C. O. Crosby
of that city. Into each of these machines
wire of a given size was rapidly passing
from a reel, fashioned somewhat like the
"swifts" of our Yankee grandmothers,
and being automatically cut into the re
quisite lengths, bent, flattened at one end,
sharpened to a point at the other, bearded,
and dropped into a hex under the machine,
needing only to be tempered to make (hem
as perfect, efficient fish-hooks as were ever
seen a single workman thus making sixty
thousand fish-hooks in a day of ten hours.
We said he makes them, but (hat is inac
curate; be supplies the wire and then looks
on while the machine makes them without
a fault or a possibility of defect,
as fast as shingle nails can be made,
and equal to any cvor used. That
they are cheaper than any other need
hardly be added. Hitherto, we Americans
have fished 'with British-made hooks; but
that day is over. The European hooks
have till now been made by hand sl&wly,
clumsily, expensively; they will hence
forth be made on Dr. Crosby's machine ;
but we trust thore is sufficient patriotism
in the inventor to reserve the American
market for American-made hooks. They
cannot cost half what we have heretofore
paid our friends abroad for a poorer article.
We read recently an account in The
Working Man (British) an account of the
fish-hook manufacture in England, which
seems, in the light of what we saw hi New
Haven, the description of some antedelu
vian process, invented by Tubal-Cain, Tha
wire is first cut by shears; then heated ;
thon rubbed ; then bearded ; then pointed
by filing; then bent; then shanked; then
scoured; then blued or japanned; when
they are ready (0 be counted, papered and
labeled. Each of (his is a distinct manual
process ; and the aggregate cost (not in
cluding the material; must be (en times (hat
of making by the automatic Crosby process.
A " Fkbak of Nature." A brief par
agraph under the above head has olioited
the following from a correspondent, who
writes from Amite City, under date of
Soptcmbor 'M :
About the year 1880 1 became acquaint
ed wi(h an aunt of my wife, who was then
upwards of ninety years of age, and dined
with her at tho house of hereon, who was
born when his mother was sixty years old,
and who was fifteen years younger than his
next youngest brother or Bister.
This old lady was the wife of a Mr.
Adair, of South Carolina, whose name is
honorably mentioned more than one time
in the history of the revolutionary war,
and when I met her in Alabama she had
regained her eyesight, and did, in my
house, make herself a fine muslin cap with
out the aid of glasses.
Soon after this period she concluded
that the return of sight was a warning that
she was not long for this world, conse
quently she returned to Carolina (o be
buried by her husband, bu( after a stay of
four years she concluded that she was mis
taken, and returned to Alabama, having
four new and full grown teeth in front,
two above and two below. My wife and
myself have raised nine children, and have
lived to see the youngest (a daughter) mar
ried. We arc both in good health, and I
now have seven more years to wai(, hoping
that she may imitate her exratordinary aunt
by presenting me with a fine son to repair
in part the loss of our two sons in the Con
federate army. AT. O. Time, Gih.
IIONXETS.
The fashion journals inform its that the
mantilla fanchon is the favorite model at
present. It is a fanchon with a sort of
veil falling over the neck, and continued
in lanpets which arc fastoned in front over
the bosom-with a brooeh or flower, and
which is called the mantilla veil. It is
made of crape or lulle, bordered with
lace.
Garlands of bronnc, golden brown, or
coppor-colored metalic foliage arc very
much in vogue for straw, crepe or tulle
bonnets; also silver gray or variegated fo
liage, mixed with small harries, (iny
bunches of grapes or acorns.
Brown straw hate are bound at the edge
with narrow gilt metal bands, and have
gilt oars of corn and grasshoppers either
in front or at one side, with brown veils
behind tied beneath (he chignon.
Flowers in bonnets arc now fastened in
the same position, and if there are splays,
a single spray falls on the shoulder. The
femdtm a duuleme is a novel and protty
style of bonnet ; the shape rises both at
the front and back, so as to form a diademe,
which is covered with a garland of leaves;
the tulle which forms the string crosses
the bonnet.
The fashion veils are round in front, and
have two lappets, whieh are tied at the
back of the head, in the centre of the chig
non. These veils are made in white lace
and in colored crepe and tulle, and alee in
black tulle, bordered with lace edging.
They are worn almost tight over the faee.
A GOOD" CHANCE
FOR THE :UNI3III.OTEI.
P BRS0N8 'DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A
trofMl pnyliicr uiudncas will seed for
eVeular containing information respectisir tho
sjtanufaeture of an ILLUMINATING OIL bo
lt it to Coal Oil, which can be producod with but
very little trouble or expense, and will yield a
profit of fifty to sixty per cent. Only a small
capital required to commence with. Wc are
otTering Town and CoHnty Rights at 825 to
$200. A county right I a fortuno to an enter
prising man. Address cselnsin? stamp.
UAVIK fc UUIIN.
No. 85 Seeond street. Baltimore, Md.
.63- Circulars may be seen at this oAce
jnlylB 3awlm
Attorney at Law,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
lea- 3pe4al attentka will fee jrfvta to Collec
tions In AlftHTT ana amounts; swhbmbb
FtOUKi FLOUR I
0R SALE, C0.000 L, m WJM
'FLOORt
Jo. SW eusneis annii oununi, i
40 8TUU1
SO 95(110
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55 llfll2S
02 11W137
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HO. .U-ionn uoiicco urcei.
ST "TENNESSEE" !7TuVIiiiiVillA UlnniT
Fai'Mfig and $mt Mmte
At Cliniictxv Sale.
N PURSUANCE OF DECREES OP THE
r1 0vM. - TVf.akniA tn rrn nf
II. Litton and II. Gordon and Wife avrainH
deeeased, and K. 0. 1'. Hnshc;, Trustee. I will
sell at puolio aucuon, 10 me mcnesi. Dinner, la
.1- . - - 11 jaI cut.. ... rr
lac mwn ui jitnvut, uuhuau vuuui), icu uus
sce, betwoen the hours of JO x. v. and 4 p. u.,on
TIIl'KSDAY. SEPTESIIJKIt 19, 1807,
A laree body of Tand lying abnut two miles
from Bristol. Sullivan county, Tennessee, on
Beaver and Cedar Creeks, known as
The Bushoug Iron Works Place,
Beine the same purchased in 1857 by W. 11.
iJerdon and ltJ.Wi. Metlnvoek. . at a milatiiade
MM III If II UJf II. J..
avock,,at a alegtuade
iej ObanieryCMrtJat
llJ ' 'J fffv
Olituvre UQDieflTDO VI III
ulnrprs?Jerty contains
4 484- Aorcs, more or 1osh,
And includes the oelebrated CROCKETT ORE
BANKS.
It will be sold according to the plan of divi
sion used at the sale innde by the Clerk and
MaMer kf Jbnesboro, In 1S57, frbm whTch it
appears that the whole Land is divided into
ELEVEN TRACTS, containing from OO to
about 900 Aejres eaeh. A copy of this plan can
befouhdHtmy oiBee In Nashville, attho office of
the Clerk and Master at Jonwboro. and Mr.
Wm. B. Deery, at Bristol, will show the land to
any one applying.
On the middle portion of this Land, along
Beaver Creek, there is abundant water power,
sufficient for any amount of machinery, the
fills being sixteen and seventeen feet in .height.
There aro also on this portion several Dwelling
Houses, to which purchasers could at onro carry
their familiea, a laree Barn, and ft' good HAW
M IM. and ORIST AIIIX, of capacity suffir
cientforall present uses.
On the lower portion nt the Tract, about four
miles from Bristol, are the well Jcnown
AVOCA SPRINGS,
The WHITE SULPHUR Water of which has
been analyzed, and found to be similar to the
curative Sulphur Waters of Virginia.
About one-third of tho whole tract is cleared,
and two-thirds heavily timbered with sugar
trees, oaks, hickories, and other growth common
to that country. The land is undulating, pro
duces excellent grau indigenously, and much of
the cleared land is now well set in tamo grasses,
and the remainder susceptible ot being con
verted into valuable meadows. Bearer and
Cedar Creeks and their tributaries, together
with a large number of perennial springs, water
the land theroughly in every part. There is no
traat of land ot the same .dimensions in the
State so well adapted for a Stoek Farm.
THE TEKSIS OF NAEE
Are ONE-FIFTH CASH, and tho retidue on
credits of one, two and three years, with interest
frofe tho day of sale. Purchasers 'will be re
quired to execute notas for the deferred pay
ments, with satisfactory personal security, and
alien will be retained until tho whole purcbaso
money is paid. The sale is free from redemp
tion, and the purchasers will acquire an abso
lute title.
MORTON B. JI0WELL.
aagXtd Clerk and Ma ter.
t.V
PHCENIX
Mauiifacturiug Coiupaiiy,
NA.SIIVII.I.E. TEJfN.
Mi.KurArrruRKH3 op all cixns or
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Hollow- Ware,
nniDOE, PLAIN' AND OKSTAMENTAE
CASTINGS,
WATER AXI GAS PIPES,
ETC., ETC.
VERAMIAIIS,
STOUT. riCOVTK. ami
IltO.V KAIEIXA,
Sugar and Bark Mills,
rortahl? nnil Stationary Engines,
On hand nnd mado to order. '
WORKS ON LEBANON PIKE, NEAR CITY
RESERVOIR.
NAM'I. E. .TOXES, Prcs't.
JOHN TUEXBATII, Sec'.
my2-!m
Real Estate Sales
FOR
Saturday, October 19, 1867,
AT TIIE COURTHOUSE, AT. NASH
VILLE, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.
let- In tho case of Ellen Cahill vs. Richard
Cahill and others, 33 feot 8 inches of ground or
South College street, in Nelson's plan, belong
ing to estate of James Cahill, dee'd.
2d. In the case of Henry Matthews etals., vs.
Margaret Matthews et al,; 107 acres in 19th
District, 7 miles from Nashville, near the Louis
ville and Nashville branch turnpike, belonging
to estate of Jeremiah Matthews, dee'd.
3d. In the case of David C. Love ct als., vs.
Alex. Matthews et als-; Lot No. 10, Andrew Cas
t Ionian's plan, G2 acres, 4 miles from Nash
ville, near Broad street turnpike road. Very
fertile and heavily timbered. Belonging to es
tate of Amelia Love, dee'd.
4th. In tho caso of M B. Howell, ndm'r. etc..
vs. M. A. Shelton el als.; 52 feet, with handsomo
residence on Broad street, bclonein? to cstnte
of M. L. Shelton, dee'd.
5th- In the case of F. A.Irwin.adm'r. etc., v..
James Irwin et als-: The Rachel Irwin lots, ad
joining tho Hume High School on Spruco street.
Four lots on Monlo street. South Nashville, each
41 feot front.
Cth. In tho oobo of L. D. Gower et als.. vs F.
R. Cheatham et als.; 143U sores (Lot No. 1 of
wm. uowor s plan; on me wiaricme turnpike.
7th. In tho case of N. II. Cotton and wife et
als., vs. Claude Fletcher, ot als.; 231 acres (in
I fits J of tho Man- K. Fletohcr lands, in District
No. 21, 4 miles from Nashville, near Dickinson
pike. The larger portion very fertile, well tim
bered and with good water on the premisos.
stn. in tne oaso ot Wm. rato ami wile et als.,
vs. Thomas Crow; 47 noros. District No- 5, one
fourth timbered, balance cleared near Brent
wood, bclonsinir to celnte nf Ponhatnn t!rn.
deceased-
9th. In fho wuo or K- Ray et als., vs. J. Q. Eu
banks et als.: CO acres, District No. 13, 4 miles
from Nashville, with excellent water nnd some
timber, bolonging tothe estate of W. T. Hu
banks, dee'd.
10th. In the case of N. Baxter ndm'r etc. vs.
Angelina MoDaniel et als.; Lot No.(S97 Wetmoro
fc McGavock plan. North Nashville, near resi
dence of F. R. Cheatham, belonging to cstato
of Nelson McDaniel (col.) deceased.
11th. In the caso of R. B, Stoi er ct als., vs.
Jno. W. Whyte; The James O.Whyto property.
.m leet on Jirond street, corner ot ine street.
Vacant and unimproved.
No. 12. in the caso of Calvin Morgan, ndm'r
etc., vs. F. H. Morgan, et als.; 37 aeros and 30
poles land in 15th District, about four miles
from Nashville, on Mill flrcck, near Fuqua's
Mill, belonging to estate of Berry Morgan, do
censed.
13th. In tho rasa of Catherine Chambers et
als;, vs. William Pierce et nls.: 101H acres land
in District No. 19. belonging to the estate of
John A. Walker, dee'd.
14th. fn the mh of Wilkins Goodrich adm'r
of J. M Goodrich dee'd., vs. S. W. Goodrich ot
als-; 17' acres land in Davidson county, being
lot No. I, in the plan of the lots made in the
ease of John Taylor et als , vs. S. W. Goodrich,
and alloted to J as. M Ooedrieh as one of the
heirs of Edmund Goodrich, dee'd.
The above property will be offered under do
oreos heretofore rendered in the above cautes by
the County Court of Davidson county, and upon
terms satisfactory to tho purchasers, which will
be more fully made known on or before the day
ofaale. P.L. NIOHOL,
tep6 td Clerk Davidson uounty court.
AGENTS WANTED
lor the I.tfe nnd CiimimlRiis of
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE,
Br JAMBS D. MCCABB, Jit., of Virginia.
CRND FOR CIRCULARS A2TO SEE QTJR
G TisrH. and a full lti,Hn tWWarfe.
Address, M
XATIOXAE riIBElSniJ,'G CO.,
1 IS Wot Fourth rtreet, Ctiwinnati, 0.
ACTON YOUNG. W. II. BROWNING.
Late of Nashville, Tana- Lato of Columbus, Ga
AMERICAN HOTEL
ACTON YOUNG & BROWItING,
PKOPKIETORS.
-OS- Tfco Rcarest Hotel to tho Depot. Bag
gage Free. ATLANTA, OA.
augft lw
PERRY JIG VSJE,
Oolum"bua, Goorffla.
AOTON YOUNG & ,Cq....... Proprietors
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Horse
ASSOCIATION COURSE.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THENASH
A ville Course will commence on TUESDAY,
(be 22d of October, and continue during
the week-
The stakes advertised have closed with the
following entries:
Elrfit Iay Tncaulny, 22(1. llnj- of
October, X8G7
FIRST RACE.
YotJKQ Ahkmcak Stake No. 1 Vir two year
olds, that hare never been trained previous.to
this Fall : the daah of a mile, $25 entrance, play
or pay. The Association to add SlOOlf the' race
is run. - ,
1st. Turner X 'Johnson name br- c. Chrystal,
by Avalanche, dam Gem, by Childe Harold, two
years old.
2d. E- O. Elliott names ch- f-. by Bill Cheat
ham, dam by imp. Sovereign, two years, old.
3d- M- S- Cockrill names b. e. Crescent, by
Second Highlander, dam by Son of Priam, two
years old.
4th. Craig & Cockrill namob. f. by Bill Cheatr
ham, dam EfCe Bynum, by imp. Glencoe, twp
years old.
5th. Johnson & Douglass name ch. c- IRiche
lieu, by Hiawatha, dam Fanny McAlister, by
Omeara, two years old.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Gbf.kn Stakk For three year olds that have
never appeared in public; mile heats i0
entrance, play or pay. The Association tb add
$200 if the race is run.
1st. Smith & Hobson name b. c, by Bleakr
wind, dam Jane Wilkins, three years old- 1
2d. Turner & Johnson name ch- c Longstreet,
by Lexington, dam Alice Jones, by imp- Glen
coe, three yearn old.
3d. Turner & Johnson name ch- filly Maga
zine, by Australian, dam by old Wagner, three
years old. .
4th. W. A. Fnnlks nimr.1 br. c. Dumnle. bfr
Bleakwind. dam by Ambassador, three years old1
5th- G- W. Darden names F. Bissick's ch- filly
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam HeadsI
Say, by imp. Glencoe, three years old.
THIRD RACE-SAME DAY.
Club race, $250; free for all; two mile dash.
.Secouc! Iny WcrfiicNtlny, the 23il,
FIRST RACE.
Tun Exception Stake Two mio heats for
all ages, ?50 entrance, play or pay; free for all
excepting Muggins. Association to add $300 if
the race is run.
1st. Smith & Hobson namech. cby Hiawatha,
dam Prairie Flower, by imp. Sovereign, four
years old. .
2d. Turner k Johnson name ch. c Chicka
mauga, by Jack Malono, dam Alboni, by imp,
Albion, fouryeara old.
2d. A- Barnes names O. W. Darden's b. f.
Lantana, by Capt. Elgee, dam Angeline, by impf
Albion, four years old.
4th. Johnson Sz Douglass name Ch- c. Duke of
Orleans, by Jack Malone, dam by old Wagner,
four years old.
5th. Johnson & Douislass name b. h. Rous
seau, by Commodore, dam Noty Price, by Cost
Johnson, six years old-
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse S250, mile heats, free for all.
Third Iny Tlmrsdny, llio
!ili.
FIRST RACE.
Cumeebland Stake No. 1 For three year
olds, milo heats, 850 entrance, play or pay. The
Association to add $250 if tho race is run.
1st. Turner & Johnson name ch. f. Magazine,
by Australian, dam by old Wagner, three years
old-
2l. Turner & Johnson name ch. c. Longstreet.
by Lexington, dam Alico Jonos, by imp. Glen
coe, three years ojd.
3d. Craig fc Cockrill name ch. f. Ivotty, b7
Jack Malone, dam by imp. Sacklowie, three
years old.
4th. Craig Jt Cockrill name ch. f. Sadowa, by
Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze, by imp. Albion,
three years old.
5th. G- W. Darden names F. Bissick's ch. f.
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam Heads-I-Say,
by imp. Glencoe, three years old.
6th. G. V.- Darden names F. Bissick'sch. c
Patricion, by Hiawatha, dam Qloriana, by
Eclipse, three years old.
7th. A. Barnes names T. L. Yancy's ch. c.
Sandy Barnes, by Bleakwind, dam Prairie
Flower, by imp. Soveieign, three years old.
SECOND RACE SAME DAY
Club purse $-100, two mile heats, freo to all.
ronrtti I)ny Frlrtny, Hip SBlli.
FIRST RACE.
Yocno America Stake No. 2 For two year
olds, the dash of a mile, $50 entrance, play or
pay. Association to add 200 if the race is run.
1st. Turner & Johnson name br. c. Chrystal,
by Avalanche, dam Gem by Childe Harold, two
years old.
2d. Craig & Cockrill name b. f cy Bill Cheat
ham, dam EiTie Bynum, by imp. Glencoe, two
years old.
3d- G. W. Darden names F. Bissiek's b. c. Pat
Mnlloy, by Lexington, dam Gloriana, by
Kclipse, two years old-
4th. G. W. Darden namoa F- Biseiok's b. c.
Hazard, by Lexington, dam Heads-I-Say, by
imp. Glencoe, two years old.
5th. A. Barnes names G. W. Darden's b. f.
Chemisette, by Jim Rogers, dam Angeline, by
imp. Albion, two years old.
5th. Johnson & Douglass name ch. c. Riche
lieu, by Hiawatha, dam Fanny McAlister, by
Oinearn, two years old.
7th. Johnson Sc Douglass namo blk. f. Char
lotto Thompson, by imp. Micky Freo, dam Ada
Tcvis, by imp. Albion, two years old.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse $150, milo heats, 3 in 5, freo for all.
Fifth Day Satnrdny, the Jiflth. '
FIRST RACE.
Cumberland Stake No. 2 For threo year
olds, two mile heats, 850 entrance, rlay or pay,
Aasociotion to add $300 if the race is run.
1st. Craig & Cockrill name ch. f. Notty, by
Jack Malone, dam by imp. Sacklowie, three
years old.
2d. Craig & Cockrill name ch. f.'Sadowa, by
Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze, by imp. Albion',
three years old.
3d. G. W. Darden names F. Bissick's ch. f.
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam lleads-l-iSay.
by imp. Glencoe, three years old.
4th. G. W. Darden names F. Bissick's ch. c.
Patrician, by Hiawatha, dam Gloriana, by
Eclipse, three years old.
5th. A. Barnes name! T. L. Yancy's ch. c,
Sandy Barnes, by Bleakwind, dam Prairie
Flower, by imp. Sovereign, three ytars old-
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purse $200, mile heats, for beaten horses.
THIRD RACE-SAME DAY.
Club purso $500, threo mile dash, free for all.
It. F. COCKItlEI.. President.
GEO. W- DARDEN. Sec'y and Treas.
Nashville, Aug. 29, 1SG7. lm
Cnmbcrlaml University,
LEBANON, TENIST.
SINCE THE ADDITION OF GEN.STEWART
and Prof. SAFFORD to tho Faculty, and tho
establishment of a
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Of tho very highest grade, all the sevon chairs in
tho Literary Department are filled so well that
its friends would not exchange teachers with any
other College in America.
Next session opens
rinsT aioNDAY ix septoihek.
For Catalogues, apply at the Banner of Peace
offico, Nashville, or address the President, B. W,
McDONALD, Lebanon, Tenn.
innel tf
University of Yivginia.
XElAIlTMr.XT OF ENOIXEEHIXO
AI ArPEIED SCIEXCE.,
qUI IS DEPARTMENT IS DESIGNED TO
J. prepare young men in tho roost thorough
manner as Civil and Mining Engineers, to de
velop the material resources of the country.
The instruction is given by lectures, by text
books, by practice in the field, in the laboratory,
and with tho drawing board. The course of in
struction is embraced in the following schools :
I. School of Pure Mathematics Prof. Cms.
S. Vknable.
II. School of Natural Philosophy Prof.
Frakcis II. SMun.
III. School of Chemistry-Prof. S. Maupix.
IV. School of Applied Mathematics Assist
ant Prof. L. Bcscxn.
V. School of Mineralogy and Geology Prof.
F. II. Smith.
VI. School of Technology and Agricultural
Soience Professor to be elected September 4.
The session commences October 1.
For full circulars apply to
H. SIACPIX, Chairman.
5y861aw3w
FOR RENT,
TITE
Nashville Female Academy.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville, in tho cause pf
C. D. Elliott vs. Jons M. Easb ad ojdbrs.
Trtotkes. etc I will offer the NASHYILLh
FKMALK ACADEMY for rent to the highest
bidder, at 12 o'clock on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, ISG7,
3 rex the roLLowixo Teems :
The renter will be required to enter into an
agreement to open a school for the education of
females without unnecessary delay, and to carry
on such n school as has heretofore been carried
on at the said Academy. The premises will be
rented "for a session of five months, with the
privilege of a longer term if the suit should not
be sooner docided-" The tenant will be also
required to return the property into my hands
upin the order of the Court.
The renter will be required to execute a bond
with sufficient security in the penalty of Five
Theusaod Dollars, conditioned to comply with
the terms, and "to perform the matters stipu
lated In the contract of renting." and to perform
the order ef the Court in this behalf.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
scp4 td Clerk and Master.
NO. 24. BROAD STREET, :
Between Market and College streets,
WJIOI.ESAI.E 11AKF.IW AXI GOX1
FECTIOXF.R.S. Manufacturers of all
kinds of Candies, Crackers, Cakes and Bread
Dealers in all kinds of Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and
Sardines, Oysters; Canned Fruits, Pickles, Toysi
Notions, etc., etc.
The attention of the city- and country meri
chants respectfully solicited. . ,
WM. KEEG AN. Salesman. ,1
A. & W. KAXXIEJ
b231y ... . j
Nashville and Chattanooga ;
R A. XlilB O-jDi
1 .'..
CHANGE OF TIME. . . . '
Two Bally Train's lenve Nashville
for "Washlnprton New Tork, hn'd
all Points East and South. Close
Connections Blade nt Chnttn
lioojra Morning nud Eve
ning; for all Eastern and
Southern Cities.
Ornclr Genu BAi, SnPERiNTK.vDKxr.
Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroa
LROAD V
13. loiTt.i
.Nashville, xenn., June
rN .AND AFTER SUXIiAV. JI7I.Y- 28.
J IS67, and until further notice. Passenger
trains will run as follows :
Leavo Nashville for Washington, New York,
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan
nah, New Orleans and Mobile at 5:50 ju sr. and
5.00 p. M.. arriving in Chattanooga at 2:00 x. it.
asd 2:40 p. m.; both Trains making closo con
nections at Chattanooga with East Tennessee &
Georgia and Western & Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning, leave Chattanooga nt 6.-10
a. m. and 7:50 p. m upon arrival of E. T. & Ga.
and W. k A. Trains, arriving in Nashville at
4:30 A. M. and 2:35 p.m.
Elesant Palace Sleeping; Cars on nil
lYIgrht lnssenger Trr.lns.
SnELBYViLLK Accommodation Leaves Shel
byvillo 5:00 a. m. and 10:40 p. M arriving in
Nashville 11:10 a. m. and 2:35 p. it. Leaves
Nashville for Shelbyville 5:50 a. m. and 5:00 p. m.,
arriving in Shelbyville 9:00 a. m. and 8:55 p. m.
YT. P INNES, Genl Sun't,
il. k C. and N. W. R. R
J. AV. BROWN. Gen'l Pas3 Agent,
ianav-tf.
Louisville and Nashville
ilLEO AD.
SUMMER SCHEDULE, 18(17.
EC O 81 .IIEN'CIN .iBIT 7, 1867,
Trains will run as follows :
Leave Nashville 3:00 P. M. 5:00 A. M.
Arrivo at Louisville-.ll:00 P. M. 1:00 P. M.
Both Trains make direct connection nt Louis
ville with the, JeBersonville Railroad for St.
Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Balti
more, Washington. Philadelphia, nnd New York.
Time from Nashville to New York, forty-eight
hours over twelve hours quicker than any other
route.
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line Fteamers leaving Louis
ville at 4:00 p. M., connecting at Cincinnati with
earlymorning trains Fast, BAnoAor. chkckkd
from Nashville to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincin
nati. and all principal Eastern cities.
3- The 3:00 p. u. Train from Noshvil.e
does not run on SUNDAY.
Through passenger train leaving Franklin at
0:34 a. m., and Gallatin, nt 7:42 a.m.. arriving at
Nashville at 9:00 a. m., and the through passengesr
leaving Nashville nt3:00p. ir.. will uceommo
dato local travel between Nashville and Frank
lin. ALBERT FINK,
jy7 ly Gen'l Superintendent L. & N. R. R.
WIDOWS!
1 OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST NUM
JL ber and falle3t assortment of WAGONS in
the city, at prices as set forth below.
FOUR MULE ARMY WAGONS, selected nnd
repaired, complete, with double-trees, single-
trecs,8tretchers, bows and feed box $45 OO.
FOUR MULE Lumber or Plantation WAG
ONS, selected and repaired, complete, with
rocking bolster, double-trees, single-trees, bows
and feed box 530 OO.
. FOUR MULE ARMY WAGONS, in tho samo
condition as purchased of tho Government
$25 OO.
LOG WAGONS, for mulc3 or oxen $15 OO
to 3G5 OO.
TWO HORSE WAGONS, new-3I00125
TWO HORSE WAGONS, second hand-S05
0.
TWO nORSE AMBULANCES-50G0.
Parties purchasing have the privilczo of se
lecting the several parts of Wagons from the
immense stock on hand, nnd having them put
together under their own direction, provided
thoso already set up do not suit them.
All tires and bands are re-set, worn boxes re
placed with new. No worn axles are used.
Sixty days city acceptances will bo received
as cash. S. II. STEVENS,
231 Sprnce Street,
On the line of tho Church and Spruce Street
Railroad. Nashville, Tenn.
junc22 3md-2mw
Shelby Female Institute
XASUYIM.E, TENNESSEE.
i
HIS FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES oDened vosterdav. with the follow
ing resident faculty:
GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M., Principal and Pro
fessor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
GEO. S. BLACK IE. A. M M. D.. Vice Prin
cipal and Professor of Ethics and Natural Sci
ences. MISS MARY L. DUNN, Chapel Superin
tendent nnd Teacher ot English.
MRS. M. L. CHAPMAN, English Branches.
MISS E. II. BUTLER, English Branches.
MR. WM. HERZ, Professor of Music on
Piano, Guitar, Harp and Organ, and Vocal Music.
MISS E. A. FITZHUGH, Vocal and Instru
mental Mu'ic.
MISS A. K. BUTLER, Instrumental Music.
MADEMOISELLE FAUCHE, of NeufchUel.
Teacher of French and German, Drawing and
Painting.
Other experienced teachers will be added as
the school requires.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M.. Prinpcipal.
EVENING CLASSEN.
We propose to open in October, a class for
young ladies for Instruction by lectures in the
Natural Sciences. Also, a class in Elocution
for ladies and gentlemen. For further informa
tion apply to
GEO. O. BUTLER, A. M., Principal, or
GEO. S. BLACKIE, A.M.. M. D., Vice Prin.
scp3 Ct
JT. W. McFERRIX & CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 27 Cherry Street, Nashville,
HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW STORE
nnd invite tho attention of buyers to their
desirable stock-
A supply of t he Books used in the City Schools
will be kept, with a general assortment of
School Bflolrs, aiiscellanrous Works
and Stationery.
ccpl 4t ' '
Hill McAlistkr, t John F. Whelkss.
Formerly of J. A. Mc- Of Yeatman fc Whi
aliator k Co.
less. New Orleans.
ANlJ
WHELESS,
COTTON FACTORS,
AND GEN'L COMMISSION MERCUANTSj
No. 68 College st., (nearBroad) Nashville, Tenn.
HAVING A LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE
Storage nnil Sale or Cotton, and
promising personal attention to the interest of
our friends, wo hope to give entire satisfaction,
nnd respectfully solicit your business. Rope,
Bagging and Iron Tics constantly on hand.
augl4 3m
J. LUMSDEN & CO.,
XAWCFACTURKRS A,f DIALSSS JC '
HIDES, OILS, LEATHER
Findings, Curriers' Tools,
No. 9 SOUTH MARKET STREET, No. 9
NASimiXE, TENNESSEE.
ul13-tf
AGENTS WAUTED.
75 TO 250 PER MONTH.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Male and Female, to sell the genuine, new
improved Common fcense Family SefV
lnjf Machine price only 820. Every Ma
chine warranted fer three years. They are the
greatest invention of the age, and give perfect
satisfaction Fter Circulars and Terms to Agents,
address S. Mi TOLEVER Jfc CO..
Franklin, Kj,
Manufacturers and Genl Agents for the South
aug wSa
A 1
Hartford, ConiiedtiSirty.
Anets. January
,4,5Q0,Q00
, , ... 1st. 1867,
i. ' , ' t- - .'u.-i'"
I
t :
I'"1 . 5 1'
Income for
"Jan
And Policies ilssned,!- --ld INM
Nashville Afenc.v: 36 College
P. P. I'ECH, ltestdent Atrent,
W. I. TAEBOTT, General Agent for Ten
: nessee and Alabama.
sep2-tf
THE SECOND
NATIONAL BANE,
OF NASH,V1LLE.
College Street, near Union,
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent
. - ot'Jho.United States.r -
it is prepared to transact a regular Banking
busiess, and furnish Exchange on
NEW YORK.
NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISVILLE. AND
CINCINNATI.
Government Securities, Gold and Silver.bought
andsoldon Commission.
JOHN LUMSDEN, President.
W. J. THOMAS. Cashier..
oet24-ly.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
IVASHYIIXE, TENtf.,
IS DOIKO A REGULAR
Banking and Exchange Business,
And will pay special attention'id Colleclifln's.'J
CAPITAL STOCK, 8200,000
DIRECTORS.
DAN'L HILLMAN, R. II. GARDNER,
O. F. NOEL, SAM'L WATKINS,
JAS. WHITWORTH, W. H. EVANS,
BYRD DOUGLAS, B. S. RHEA,
A. HAMILTON.
JAS. MITWORM, JOHX PORTERFIEID,
President. Cashier.
juno2 3m
KEEP nsrsuTRED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL HSUMNCE CO.
Office in the Builtlinp of the Bank
of ' the "Union.
CAPITA AL,T . PAID IW.
rfHI8 COJIPANT, K3TABLI3HKD IN 1854
X insures Buildings, Vessels, in port. Merchan,
dise, Household Furniture, and other property, on
the most liberal terms. Fire; Marine, and Tnland
risks taken at lowest rates. .
9Lo8es liberally adjusted and promptly cald by
this Company.
DIRECTORS:
It. O. HcXAinr, James Woods,
Jno. Kibsman, M. Bdbns,
O. K. Uillmah, Jno. II. Bwin,
W. H. Erans, flosraT TnoupiOH,
Huon M'Obfa, Jas. P. Kibkuan.
a. N, Macet,
II. v. aiCHAiiu, fresiaeai.
E. D. HI0K9, Secretary.
sep9-6msj
CHUIiJOODUC
Bonded Warehouse No. 2. ;
Corner College and jClmrclt Streets,"
NASHVILLE, TENN.
ON II A.INI,
COO ISnrreli Pure CoPler-Il'tUletl
K0BERTS0N COUNTY WHISKY
Made on the old plan, prior to the stoppage of
the Distilleries in the Fifth Collection District.
SfTCUty-llve Knrrel Genuine
UT KW SOlI WHISKY,
The celebrated 1 !!! brand the Inst of this
article in the market.
75 bliils. S. Manning's Wlil&kj'.
Also, ont or Bond, h lre supply of
(he cHflercnt brnncls or nil the recti
Hers or Whisky In Kobertson anil
nnviilson conntics.
Dealers are notified that we are enabled, to
ship our-Bonded Whitkiss to all points at which
bonded warehouses are located.
Also, always on hand, a larse assortment of
FOREIGN iAND DOMESTIC
WINES,
5D
CIGARS.
IT. B. All artlclcs-trunrantectl as rep
resented. jy20tf IP.AT.J
UNION BANK NOTES.
Fr ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
Lccislature of Tennessee, passed December
12tn, 1SG6, entitled an act "To expedite tho dis
tribution of tho effects of Banks, which have or
may make assignments anion their creditors,
notice is he-cby sriren to the holders of tho notes
ofTaa UxioxBake or Tcskcsscb to file them
with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nashville,
between now and the 1st day of January, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-nine, (1SS6.) and receive
certificates therefor, or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets of
the Bank. The certificates will tti received at
pab in paymentfor debts due tho Bank, wheth
er tendered before or after the Ut ef Janu
ary, 1869. JOS. W. ALLEN. Trustee.
Deo. ZOS6S.-a-ia
WU GBQCEBS,
St). 3 NORTH COLLEGE ST.,
300 bbls Extra Family Flour,
i 00 bbls Extra Superfine Flour. '
25 hhds New Orleans Sugar,
15 hhds Demarara Sugar,
0 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar,'
200 sacks prime Rio Coffee, . '
25 sacks Laguyra Coffee. v ' ,
50 bbls New Orleans Molasses . ,
' ' SO hhla choice Svrup.
I2 boxes Proctor & Gamble's Soap,
150-bove3 various brands ijoap,
. 100 boxes Star Candles.
100 boxes Tallow Candles, liard preed.
' - 50 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, . ' '
50 srross Fine-cut Tobacco, , , ,
25 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
25 kegs Englbh Soda,
r- . 25 kegs American: Soda,
40 oases 1 and 2 lb Can Oysters,
50 boxes Pepper,
50 boxes Indigo,
CO boxes Ground Mustard,
- 25 bbls Mason's Blacking, . .
, 0 boxes Pint, Quart and Half Gallon,
' 5'" 20 boxes Garret Snuff,
20 pros Durkee's Blueing,
25 bbls Bourbon Whisky.
25 bbls Robertson cdunty Whisky,
100 bbls Foote Nash Proof Whisky,
. 100 bbls Ginger Cordial,..
, 15 bbls Ginger Wine,
15 bbls Sweet .Wine. '
50 bbls Grape Vinegar, ' ''
25 bblsJjemon Syrup. , -
0 boxes Starch, , ,
50 doien Buckets, , . ,
60 dozen Brooms, ' 4
-2000 Flour Sacks.
50 boxes Assorted Candy,
Brandy, Rum, Gin, '
Wines of various-brands,' at
WEAKLEY .t YARBROUGII- -No.3
North College'street,
iune IS tf Nashville. Tenn.
C. GALLEHER. T. A. MATTHEWS,
LateofMaysviHe.Ky. Maysville, Ky.
C NELSON, late of Mt. Sterling. Ky.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Fifth Street, Near Main,
CIXCINNATI ...
.OHIO.
GALLEHER, NELSON k CO..
iuneC53m Proprietors.
SAM'L COWAN. S. A. HANDLY.
COWAN & CO,,,
SUCCESSORS- TO
COWAN, IJ RIBS HAW &. CO.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF
White Goods and Notions
TO
Northwest corner or the Square niul
College street.
Mr. BRADSIIAW remains with the new
firm, and will be- pleased to see his friends as.
usual.
CO WAX A CO..
july!7 3m
SOUTHEM
life insurance,
CItARTERRD BY" THE LKQ1SI.AT8BBS OT
Tennessco and H.entiolcy;
WITH PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
Memphis, Tenn., nnd Louisville, Ky.
CASH CAPITA!. PAI1V VP ANI SE-
CUIIEI.Y IXVESTEO, 8200,000.
Authorized Capital. $1,000,000.
DOES BUSINESS UPON THE STOCK AND
Mutual plan, guaranteeing to Policy hold
ers .eighty per cent ofproUts.
Issues Policies upon all the improved plans.
All Policies non-forfeitable after second annual
payment.
No restrictions as to travolor placo of rosi?
dencc. For full particulars, see Circulars or In
surance Manuel.
Memphis Officers Geo. W. McCars,
President; R. C. Beinklkt, Sam. Tate, Vice
Presidents: F.S. Davis. Treasurer: Bes.Ma.ti
Secretary; Wir. C. Moreis, General Traveling
Agent.
t.oulsvnie Ofllcers C. C. Sprxcer, Pres
ident; J. Fbt La-btbexcb, Vice President; A.
G. Honors, Treasurer; E. T- Hopeiss, Secre
tary; S. B. Falkisbcegit, General Agent.
BRANCH OFFICE Xo. 50 North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
P. E. PRRI General Agent
For Middle and East Tennessee, North Alabama
and Southern Kentucky.
jy23 3m
TO THE PUBLIC.
COLORED CHILDREN RESIDING WITH
in the Corporation of Nashville, between
the ages of six and twenty-one, are hereby re
quired to apply to professors Haley and Hamil
ton, Principals of the Colored Schools, nt tha"
office of tho Board of Education, No. 67 South
Cherry street, for Tickets of admission to
the I'ublic Schools, opening September
1st, 1S67.
Apply as above until the 1st September, be
tween the hour3 of 9 and 3 each day.
P. S. FALL,
Pres't Board of Education.
J. W. HOVTE,
Secretary Board
C. D. LAWRENCE.
Sup't of Public Schools.
auel td IB., i' JtX., ana u. copy, j
F&RMS FOR
Subdivision of 'Prantationsc
CJBCAJfCJESFOR AXL:
niHE SOUTHERN ASYLUM LAND COM
X pany, in addition to their Krandseheme of
City Residences and Lota, in which Col. M. C
Galloway's valuable residenee in Memphis con
stitutes the Capital Prise, at Five Dollars per
Ticket, now offer chances in a sehomo that em
braces JFARMS FOR THE HILLIOX.
There is not in this scheme an acre of Swamp
or Wild Land; each Farm Is part or the whole
of a cultivated Plantation each tract is on or
within a few miles of a railway, either on the
MemphN nml ChnrleMton,
2III4lilppl CentrnI,
Mobile nnd Ohio,
Meridian nnd Vlcklur:, or
JHiMftiHRlppI nnd TenneMien Itnllrond.
The several tracts am disposedaf at the lowt
est cash valuation, in nubdivisin of forty,
eighty and 1C0 acres. Each subdivuion. consti
tutes a prir.e, and each
Ticket Costs One Dollar.
For a description of the Property, refer to the
new Pamphlet issued by the Company. TUlei
ora perfect, or the money will be paid to the
winner of the prfre.
All I-ntid In this scheme Is In the State
or 3IIS8lsIppl The Capital Prize
within fifteen miles of 3Iemplils, on
the JIlsIslppl and Tcnncsacclinil
rond. The lands are adapted to the growth of gram,
cotton, grapes, eU arc- cheaper- than Govern
ment lands, in cold latitudes, at one dollar and
a quarter per acre. Tho average cost of theso
lands is seven dollars per acre, HqKets raay be
bad by application to the Memphis Agency.
Ten per cvnt. deduction in favor of clubs of ten
or more. lulylStf
IS cnAXCEllT AT CA3IDEX, TEXX.
J. T. Waggoner vs. Boon Gibtia and others
Original Bill.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
X of the Clerk and Master, from allecatwns in
tho bill, which are sworn to. that m. Mans
field, one of the defendants in this cause, is a
non-resident of the State ot Tennessee, so the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him: it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four eonssentive weeks in the Union
and Dispatch, a newspaper published in the
city of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring said de
fendant to appear at the office of the Clerk and
Master of the Chancery Court at Camden, on the
rule day in Oetober next, then and there to
K lead, answer or demur to the complainant's
ill, or 'the same will be takes foreonfeised and
set fer trial oz parte as to him. Aurost &. 1367.
W. A- STEELE. C. and M.
aug!6 wit
ONEDOLUR.
: :roTs'Sw
ri..3: s-u: -4.4..
AT
a. B. ABBOTT'S,
;39 . NbrtH':' , CoUege Street.
. Prock , and ..Sack Coats,
ELEGANT B USINESS S UITS.
. Diicl Iiinen CoaW,
TAXIS ASD TESTS.
Beautifui White and Fancy
MAJR.SAXXjIiE2S "VESTS.
. , SHIRTS,
The best made and best fitting, at very low prices
Gentlemen's llnderweair,
. OI.OVK.S,
HUSPEXDEKS,
3IAI.F HOSE. ETC.
A large stoak of Cloths, Casimerts and Vest-
ings, nne JJucttX.inens oi various colors, tm oi
which will be made to order in the best manner
and
WAURASTKI) XO FIT.
junel
CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, September 21, 1867-,
Thoruaa Cliadwell, Ex'r, etc., vs. Eilwanl
Lawrence el als.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TUB
Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause. I will sell at the Court House; pt
Nashville, at 12 o'clock on f
8ATUItI)AV, SEPTEMUEIt 21,' ISOrj
Lot No. 17 and one-half of Lot No. 15, fronting
togetherseventy-fivefeetonthecornerofWoodi
land nndJFoster streats, tn Edgefield, together
with the valuable llrlclt liivelUn IIoum
thereon. I
.TKBM8 Credits of one, two and threo;
years, with interest from day of sale. Notes
required with approved security and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
sepl td Clerk nnd Master.
W. II. Wetraore and otber vs. W, A. K.
AVclraore and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TUB
Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause. I will sell at the Court Homo at
Nashville, at 12 o'clock on
SATt!ItIAY, HEPTEMHEK 21, 107,
Tho Store House and Lot No-SJ on the east side
of Market street, near tho Publie Square, at
present unoccupied- Any one deferring to pur
chase is requested to examine the property.
TKttMB One-fonrth cash,- and the residue on
credits of ono and two years, with interest from
day of sole. Notes required with approved
security and a Hen retained. Sale free from
redemption. MORTON B. I10WELL.
sepl td Clerk and Master.
Alexander Fall and others, Trustees', etc,
vs. A. Larcombe and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
1 Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause. I will sell at tho Court House at
Nashville, at 12 o'clock on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1807,
A tract of land containing sixty-two acres, lying
on tho north side of tho Cumberland River,
known as Lot No- i in the division of tho Homo
tract of Geo- Stull, deceased- A mora specific
description can bo seen at my office
The land will bo divided to suit purchasers
Terms Credits of six, twelve, nnd oightecn
months, with interest from dny of sale. NotoS
required with approved security and a lion retained-
Sale free fmm redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
Sepl td Clerk and Master.
B. E. and J. J. Garrett vs. Geo. J. Hooper.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TOE
Chancery Court at Nanhvillc, in the above
named cause, I will sell at the Court Houso at
Nashvilie, at 12 o'clock on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 21. 1807,
"A tract of land 'supposed to contain fourteen
acres, situated in Davidson county, adjoining
the lands of RobertPowers on the west and east,
and Mrs- Olivia Cox on the south, nnd bounded
on the north by the Murfrcesboro Turnpike "
TBRV9 Credit of six months. Notes required
with approved security, with interest from
day of sale, and lien retained. Sale free from
redemption. MORTON B. HOWELL,
sepl 1 Clerk and M aster.
Andrew Tyler m R. F. Woods, Adm'r,
arid others.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
X Chancery Ceurt nt Nashville, In the above
named cause, I will sell at the Court Heusa
at Nashville, at 12 o'clock on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1H07,
Lots 8 and 9 in the plan laid off by C W. Nance
andBenj. Clements, in South Nashville, front
ing fifty feet on the east side of College
street, immediately north of tho Howard School
Building, and running back 100 feet, more or
less, to anallev
Ttbusi Credit of twelve months. Note re-
nuired with approved security, with Interest
irom uaie, aau lieu remiucu ireu itum
redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
sepl td Clerk and Master.
Shelby Female Institute,
Comer of Hroiul and Ylue Sts.,
NASHVItlLE TENN.
rpHE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
L this Institution will commence on the tlrt
Monday of September, divided into two
terms ot five- months each. The advantages
offered by this Institute are a sound and liberal
Knglish education, while every opportunity is
afforded pupils in Vooatand Instrumental
Music, Ancient and Modern Languages, and
Ornamental Branshes.
In the Muirnl Department, the services of
the talented Lady Musician and Vocalist, whose
skill Was so fully appreciated last session, have
been again secured, and in addition a resident
Professor, who has heretofore been associated
with the Principal, will give first-claw instruc
tions on the PIANO. HARP, OKU AN and
GUITAR.
The Department of Modern Languages will
have at Its head a native French woman, and
the French and Herman wilt be taught as
spoken language.
The SeienUftc Department is unrivalled in the
South for: tha completeness dt it Apparatus
collection of Minerals and Pictorial illustra
tion.", and will continue to be taught by the;
VlcelPrrndtal, formerly Profor in the Nash
ville University, and whoso abilities are so well
known. . -
The position of the buildings, formerly known
at the Shelby Medieal College, is central, airy
and convenient, and the most careful attention
Is paid to the health, comfort, habits, moral and
reliirions improvement of the pupil.
The 1'rinejpal confidently appeals to the re
sults of the past session for the beat certificate
of five months. $180.
For terras of day pupils and other informa
tion, see Catalogue or apply at the Iaticul.
9XL,-,!tlFMlij AM" Prineipal. . .
GEO. 8. BLACKIE, A. M..M. D.. Viee PrfwTpaL
jy20 d&w2m .
I B.. O.. P.&T. copy in daily 2m.
.HILITABY INSTITUTE,
COT., n. X. P. AIXE .Snp'l.
ASSISTED UT AIT ABLE FACULTY.
fPHE COURSE OF STUDY IS TOAT TSU.
1 ally taaght in the best eolleees. with special
attention to Mathematics and Natural Science
The Aendemle Year besrliiH on the
lint Wondny in September this year
September 2d continuing without IntrnnI?ion
forty WO) week.
Charge for Tnition and Boarding, including
Lights, Fuel and Washing, 'currency,) three
hundred and fifty dollars .S3S0) per Academic
Year, one-half payable in advance, and theree
mainder at the expiration of twenty (20 weeks.
Address the Superintendent at FarmilninPnat.
omcg. rmnmnmiiiny, ivy. Jgau qiw.VWZm
the Mcknight school
THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS INSTm--tion
-will open In the New School House on
the premise ef. Ool. Wm. II, Oordon. two miles
from the eity. on the Broad street Pike,
OSf MOXDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 18GX
Far'tenas. aaplr to (hi. IV. II. Oordn, or
John a Wari,Til. ' ,
GEORGE McKNipHT. !
augStf
vseuabee tract op lirsmr.
ated in tho icrirhhfirhooJ or TrlUBc Wtt
liamson county, Tennessee.is offered r sale by
the subscriber. The soil is rich, and is well
adapted to the production' of cotton, wheat, eara
anti S$h.er certl crops. Itis naartbo Nashvil's
and Nolensville Turnpike, and yerj CQnvenint
to two academies and several charaheg. and is
surrounded by excellent socie It is finely
watered with a creek of runn water entirely
through the land, and several nover-feiHw
springs. It is well adapted to blao grass, aid
tho bottom land to meadows. An exeetloBt
stock farm might be i made of it, on awwatof
grass. The tract epntains aeres. and 11 tha
Eurohaser should desire it. aiiioiaisg lands ean
, a purchased A bargain can 1m hosfht sty apply
in? to the undersTgfied. ar to John S. cfayhrook,
who is authorised to sll it.
apr2 tf WILLIAM B. BKASLBY.
SHERIFF'S SAJLE.
BY'TIRTtraOFA VEND I. EXPONAS TO
mo directed, and delivered from the Ha
orable SupremejCgurtxif Davidson county. Ten
nessee, at itTJdno return term, 17, 1 wht .
peso td publip sale to the highest bidder,.
cash, at tha Courthouse deor ia the oitr of
Nashville, on SATURDAY? the 3Uh day of
August. I5fl7. all theright. title, claim. intereM
and estate whfch S. R. Thorntw then bad. or
may have since acquired, in the feliewiag de
scribed real estate, tc-wit : A lot -f ground in
Davidson cpunty.Tenn., and in ttwsity of Nash
ville, fronting on the oast side of Cherry street
hemp part of No. 36 in Campbell's South Nash
ville lots, beginning at a stake. W- H. Hasan's
south corner; running thence thirty feet south
to. the corner of another lotef rainsi theneeat
right angles from said street 138K feet, mate or
lass, to a. ten toot alley; thence artng said alley
thirty feet to a stake; theaee at right aagles
from said alley HHK feet, to tha begiaaiag ee
Book No. 2t.Tae 673; being levied oa as the
E. E. PATTERSON. Sfariff
By Wt O-SHltr, Deputy Sheriff,
augl lawfU - i .
WASHING MADE EASY!
Mayer's Xiiiprovetl Soap
l S NOW MANUFACTURED IN THIS CITY.
X and offered to the publM as the best Soap
for the Wash Tub evor invented- It saves Uete
and makes the washing of the largest family a
light job. requiring no boiling, no ruVWBg on
washboards, no bluing, but simply ateaa water
and good squeezing. It removes Prwtew Ink.
Coach Grease, and Grease of all kiad. without
the slightest injury to eotor or txtuce of
material.
TRY IT! TRY IT! and b eanvhwed.
For sole by
ARMISTBAD AVOOjftS and
J. T. BROV'N, PaHfc Snw e.
Aad by -
L.L. COLEMAN. Drugs,
augStf 210 Chureh street.
Cumberland, Female College,
1. ill. I)t.Xi:i.I A. St., rrPHldent
fPHE NEXT SESSION WILL BUOIN SE1
l"motr2jflS07 - - ia.-inn
CoL.DONNELL will bo tmmteti ky a fall
Board of able nnd vfllrlrnt TeHCher.
The location of this Institution is peoaHarly
favorable. MeMlnnville is easily aeesieto by
railroad; is extensively known as eae af. the
most healthful loealities of Tennessee; is sur
rounded by the mast beautiful Meoery. ami ban
always been remarBably exempt fr the preva
lence of epidemics.
Expenses fob Twkmtv Wksks
Tuition in Preparatory DeprtMt --810 to $1
Tuition Id Oollaeyite Deparlment - SO to '-
Tuition in Musfe itn
Use of Instrument for uraetioa f
Contingent Fee - :. -i - .. 1 no
Board, including, lodging, light ami
fuel" - TP
No extra charge is made for Vocal MttsU er
Ancient Languages.
T..C. SMARTT, 8eosetwry.
aug!6dlw-wlm .
CITEOAKAY INSTITUTB.
(FRENCH AND KNflLISlU
OR YOUNG LAD IBS. BOARUTlfe A WD
Dav Punila. 1527 nnd IS'20 Siiruc
Strcot. PIIILAD KLPIIIA. Pa., wttl -opn
on THURSDAY. September W.
French is the language of tha family, aod is
oonstantly spoken in the InslitaU.
MADAM ED'HERVILLY,
ma;31 3m Prinowalz
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL
LAW BEPART.WEXT Or WASIXrX-
TOV TJ.MYEItSITY.
St. X-oulo 7noiirl.
THE FIRST TERM OF THIS LAW SCHOOL
A will open on Wednesday, October 10,
1367, and continue for six months- I Detraction
will bo given during the course (two years) in
International, Constitutional. Admiralty asd
Maritime Law. Jurisdiction. Practice aad
Proceedings in U.S. Courts, by S iMvo. Tbsat,
U- S- District Judge; Alex- Martin, Afs4ant-
History and Scienee of Law, Equitjr Jariori -denee.
Pleading and Practice- Natmakicl
HoLura, Justiee Supreme Court. Mo.
Law ofReali'roperty and Succession. Almrt
Todd-
Pleading, Practice. Evwlenoe aad CruaiiM! Ju
risprudenee. Jnnn D. 3- DaTMnr, M Jus
tiee buprcme Court. iIo.
Law of Contract', Commercial Law. Hktkt
HiTrncocK.
Lectures nnd Recitations in Polytechnic In
stitute Building. Seventh and Cbesaot streets.
Occasional lectures will be deffvered by mem
bers of the Advisory aad Examiaicg Board, on
whieh tho following gentlemen bare been
appointed :
Hon. S- F. Miller, of IT. S- Sapreve Court ;
Hon. C B. Lord, Hon. S- Kcber. Judges St
Louis Circuit Court: Hon. D. Wagaer, Chief
Justiee of Mimouri; W. B. Naptoa, lata Chief
Justice nf Miscouri; Hon. A. Krekel. U. S.
Judge W. Dis. Mo.; Samuel T- Glover, Hsq .
John R. Shepley, Kft.; John M. Rrura, sM-;
C C Whlttelsey, Esq. ; Ja. O. Bread head Bia
For circulars with further informatiM. apply
on and after 5th September next to S- A. Rn
lett. Provident Savings lnstitutioa, 613 OHvo
street, St- Louis, Me.
lIK.MtY HITCHCOCK.
Dean of Law Fatuity.
nug2S dSweod w6t
IN OIANCEItY AT OA3tDE, TBXX.
S. Ullman k Co. vs. W. S. Traylor asul oteers.
Amended and Injunction Bill.
IT APPEARING TO TUB SATISFACTION
X of the Clerk and Master, from allegnlioas in
the bill, wbteh are sworn to, that W.tS. Traylor,
one of the defsndanta in tliM raase, is n non
resident of the State of Teuaewee, so tint tho
ordinary proeesa of law cannot be served upea
him: it is therefore ordered that pabttoattoa be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Union
and Dispatch, a newspaper published (n the
city of Nashville, Tenn., retiui ring said deeVsd
ant to appear before the Clerk and Matter of
the Chancery Court, at his office in CMades, jn
or before the rule day in Oetober next, the and
there to plead, answer or demur to osp1mb
anta' bill, or the same will be taken lor eon
fessed and set for hearing ex parto a to Wm.
This 4th August, 1367.
W. A. STKBL1, C. awl M.
aug!9 wit
ix equity ix mcimOiVi) .sum
mon COUICT,
RiCHMSXD OOO.TTT. OKHKMi.
Robxrt Waltok. Sr.. and Wm. A. W-imw,
Assignees, etc, vs. Wm. D. Bi.ua amd otben.
Creditors of the Augusta ImwraMM imi
Banking Comitany.
TV0 ADVANCE SAID CAU8K AXD SXM
X (lite a final hearing thereof, it w wrrfoKni by
the Court that all persons, kill hahlo or
others, having elaiias or demands acalnot the
said Augusta Insurance and BakiB Cowpamy,
who have net filed said claim and ilepoaitott
(he evidrtieea (hereof with shI Awfcfttete, fee,
and they are hereby required, oh ur iHtfore the
first day of January, 1VA, to present said etsdoi,
and deposit the evidence thereof, if in wrMg.
with the said Amiga, in the eitv of Angitata.
And it is further ordered t bat all w. sfolM
ants. by the SrstdayoCthe next torn t tbU
Court, do cmne ia and be made parties dsfood
anU to said bill, ami asfnw th warn, aad
abide by men decree as nmy be therein rendered
by the Oeurt:
In default thereW. th Court will paos smelt
decree as the rulea of Eqnity reqiriVa.
It U further ordered that this IHtorlooatory
Decree be published onee a amtk (er Mnr
months prior to the aaxt term of this CoMti. in
one of the publie gasMIe of each of tWottSn
f Augusta. Cfbarlestim, New York, MostrvMc,
Montgomery and New Orleans.
By the Conrt. WM. II. HULL,
Solicitor for Coantoinosits.
: ""4'' 11JIJJ1.M COUNTY
ClurltTi OfTie finiun'MlVniKj. ik
I. Ifoyetto MrLaws, Clerk ef sM GosrUdo
Her eby certify .that the forecoing is a true oopy
of the order orjhe said Superior Otjrt hi the
Jasoof Itobort Walton. Sr.. and Wra.A. Wal-
ton. AiMumM. Al .Miiut W ... T. .1
otnfr,rrpditonr of the Auctuta Inraranreand
jjanninByjirapany-. wnien was rnlM in Uo
Vook ?Lr"J!lto ftf "aid Court. 00 the J4th of
June, 1S67, folio 317.
t i JlcLAWH, Clerk.
Jane 35th, l&H.-jyJB lamtm
UNDERTAKER,
A V OWir IN METALIC BURIAL
and nod Coffins, and Is prepared jm
no K UHUIIIIIIHt tWI JuIuA r
Obmb
sWtost
ami at
A
the eJty.
J. H. CURRBY,