'MOKE OF IT." W. B. urn smww STATE INSUEANCE COMPANY Jottikos. Somebody spread the report last night thatlJohig Hugh Smith had been nominated for Congress. There is nothing in it.
Urownlow' irot dispatch from Haw- HUGH DOUGLAS A' A. Jottzs, relict of Louis Jones, at 7 o'clock p. 21st Inst. The friends and acquaintances of the family arc respectfully invited to attend her funeral at lu II PENDLETON HAVTNQ S9LD THEIR Retail Stock, at No. 19 South Side or tho Public Mr.
H. WV HASSLOCK, havere-movod to the Btoro formerly occupied by EWJN. PENDLETON 4 No. 5 Inn Block, Northeast toruer of Public Square. To their late retail customers and fiicnds ther would respectfully recommend, Mr.
IJASaLOCK, as a gentleman favorably -known as a Dmgfrist of this city, aud worthy of their patronaga as a busi-licssmanand citizen. hairea a8soclatcd'--wlih them Irasiness -Uicir'formcr parmer," WIEDAM" HEVVIN. and propose, under the firm stylo of EWIN, PENDtE-TON to carry on a goncral TVIioIesale Drag: Business, aslbrme ly. They tBe'- patronage of -their former friends, and all others looking to Nashville as a market In which to makeihelr purchases. Mr.
C. tn PRE, who was formerly with EvrlD, Pendleton Co- in DRY-GOODS, NOTIONS, No. 53 PUBLIC SQUABE, ISTashville, -Tenn. WE ARB RECEIVING SUPERIOR STOCK, the Trade. i SAH'L.
COWAN. JAS. H. BKADSHAW vnotmLG dealers ix WHITE GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTION CSHjiO'VOSS, DBCOSSIEJU-TTf NO. 63 NOBTH-EAST OOKHEE PUBHO SQUABE, SASIITILI.E t6epl6-tf r.
c. ON OK THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED ITIusic and Pnblidhlng Honni IN THB SOUTH, and asent for the Cebebralcd BRADBURY PIANOS, cowsldpred by cooipetent Jndgcsjtobe the best Pianos now In use, Ah0i Agent Tor the UNITED PIANO MAKSRS; also Hlmen EoVen. Groveateen Co and other Bret clats' Mannracturere. Pianos Orjranj HXelodei6ns new and second hand for rent by the month or year, riunos toned and all klndxof itojicBl Inatrnmcnta repaired. All orders from the country will meet with prompt attention.
Parties in the coautry waoUni any kind of a mnslcal inftrnmcntcaufitate theprice tfieywlsh to pay and leave it to me to make the selection, which 2 puarantce to ffive satisfaction. Great inuueiaentM to SAooU and TtadtrfA hugeetoci at Books and Stationery and Fancy Goods will be wdd at New York prices to close them ont Don't fall io call on me if yon want a Good Piuno at a Low Price. uccS-todtr L. PAYNE. A TO WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTKK feoI6-lm BIUDSEAW.
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B. ITJASOS CO. W1 HOLESALE AND RETAIL- DEALERS IN Now Selling at Vie Lowest Market Prices, viz; Round Nut Block JiBoshels. 7 00 Persons wiehlng to boy Coal wonld do well to give us a call. Office lix Nortli Cuerry Street, Second Door to the Maxwell House.
All Orders promptly attended to. decl3-3m. UADISOM STEATTOrf, UAiJPTOX J. BEHJAjmr sot. STRATTON, CHENEY HOY COTTON TOBACCO FACTORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION TOEKCIIAIVTS, Wo.
11 nroarJ HAVING SOLD OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Groceries to Messrs. Ore lira's, we will lu. future purchase and sell Cotton and Tobacco, ALL KINDS OF on Planters may rely upon our best efforts to obtain the Highest Market Kates for their Produce. And should our friends favor as with orders for they may rest assured of bavins; goods purchased at the Lowest iriarltet rlce. Having one of the largestvrarenmues in th itr.
our facilities for the STORAGE OF COTTON AND. TOBACCO Is unsurpassed by.anybonse- lu the Soath, have and will keep on hand a large Ilagglng and Rope, andsevcraHrjnds'or. IKON TIES, which we offer on: most reasonabla We 'irni mate the matter of- Itcceiving and FonranKng Goods A 8PECIALTT in bur Basiness, all Roods consigned for Svlll be sent upon'arrivnl at tho Wharf or Depot, promptly forward at the. least expense to the.1 bwner. Lileral advances made on' cousipiments.
scnSD-Gm National Insurance Co. INSCRES IIOBSES AND MULES Against Loss by Death and Theft. Pi AUTHORISED CAPITAL, $500,000.. 6FFICE G4; CIIEIlkr STHEE-ST. ORGANIZED FOR THE fltW that claw of properly not property protaakxa by Fire aud Marmu Insurance Companies.
3itclih animal insured by thla Company fc Drandodl u. i. uu.iui: riyui, xuec uuui. au uerBUD ace Warned not to purcbaMj an animal, branded in this manner unless tho party wuVuInc to lell can (ur-nhh tho JLnrnrance Policy, which unoold be tniu-ferrcd with the animal. This Company will inenro anfmnls agaf tat loss 1 by Death or The It, or issue a policy covering the lofs from Death.
Theft and Accidents combined. The National Iloree Inuttrance Company offer a reward ol ilOO for the arrest and conTictlonot any one stealing a borfio Insured by said Company. E. T. CRAIG.
Agent for Darfdwra county and vicinity. Orrioz 121 North Cherry street. ALBERT S. BAYLESS. Actnary.
Good Agenta wanted In overy. county. Ad-dres. A. S.
BAYLKSS. dccJWf Qiiu, Box U4. HIDESIIDESIIi HUDSON: HICKEY, (SacccaBors. JIunsox Corner. Broad tmfl imE wAjSEnorsE, On Front, near Jefl'eron, XASHVJ11K, TSSS.
DEALERS nj HIDES, 0118 ANJVTAILOW LEATHER AND SH'JE JUiDIKGS, rare, Steins, Wool and Peltries. man TrtM flhAAn Tal Ai3U fJUlU 1U utuu, 1 low, Purs, Uccr Skins, etc Liberal advances made on consignments. jan27-3m nAt TWO ROOMS OVER THR THIRD NAIIOIfAL A Bant suitable for an offlce and lMpln2nm AwnytS. EDGAR J0NE3, Cashier, janW-tf GRUBBS. 'TUe' VBbllcy Fully Sot fi; in the JiadiraFState Cpnyention, a meeting was held in the Hall of the House of Representatives last night." There was a fall attendance, but the audience seemed somewhat apathetic to everything but periods wound lip with words expressive of deepest hate, arid even then-' the ap-plaus'e'was transccudontly'faint.
Senator Powell called the meeting to order and introduced Judge Butler, of East 'Tennessee. Judge-Butler prefaced his remarks'by staling-tbat it aflhrded him great deal of pleasure to address his audience on this occasion, but physical disability would 'permit him to theni but ri short time. He compared the circ*mstances ot the Radical- party at present with thetr circuuistahces two years ago, and lauded Brownlow as the 8dvocale of the colored man. Where, said he, stands the man, who had pledged himself to stand by the colored people? He stands the despised and the cursed of every true loyal, man of his State. No one" ought to succeed who would desert the party that stood by him in the time that tried men's souls.
It was. the "duty of loyal men to buckle on'their armor, politically, and a glorious triumph would be reached. Who did not feel encouraged and strengthened to go forward in the fight? A platform had been put forward which should be the'wateh-word. What was there in that plalform that a loyal man could object to? It declared all men equal before the law, and gave them the rights to which they were Justly entitled. Tennessee, proud Tennessee, had taken "a-position that-would make her the polar star in the coming political- contests.
The. ores of thinking men beyond the ocean were turned toward Tennessea'ahd the conflict progressing, between the friends Cj)f liberty and the advocates of oppression. A long and terrible contest was lirfora the loyal people. If all was true that had been said by ihe opposition journals, there was a dark way before them, and blood was to flow. Any wanton act would Irresisted to the last extremity.
The gauntlet had ie'en laid doVvn, and they must run by that schedule. They had pledged themselves and the country to Hand by Ihcir standard bearors, arid -the principlae ennnciated in the platform. He was glad to sec the colored man in the gallery to-night. Oh, said he, what spectacle is this, gentlemen the colored man taking part in the deliberation of a great State Convention The colored man had been true io Jus Government and flag, and exercised more judgment and good senso than his master. His old master would enslave him to-morrow if he had the power, to do it.
Slavery was not recognized as abolished iu the Southern States. Addressing bis colored hearers, be said Watch the rebels whenever they come among you heed them not, but go to your frieuds, get your balloti, and vote like men. It had been said that the Supreme Com would declare the Franchise Law but he thanked God that there was a power that would come to Ihe rescue when treason threatened to triumph over loyalty the Congress of the United The reconstruction bill, he said, had been denounced by the Conservative papi ri of "In its deleuse he referred to the killing of Senator Case, and a long list of unheard of outrages" committed in Obion county. In reference- to the compensation of loyal owners of property destroyed during thu war, he said that' it had been asserted that the poor and Ihe trash were the Union men of the South; if this was so the rich should b'i taxed for the property they stole while Ihe war was progressing. Conservative was a term tilted Io ty-ranls and usurpers a term well suited to those who had place and power in a government far removed from the people.
There never wa3 a more uncertain, vaccil laling demagogue since the birth of the nation than Andrew Johnson'. A circular signed by Nathaniel G. Tay lor had been sent into every portion of the State, to. the effect that 'Congress had passed a law prohibiting the intermarriage of whites and blacks. If this was true, the Congress of the Uni.ed States should be thrown into tho Potomac.
But it was not true a more villianous falsehood had never been piib'iiliej. Here the speaker interluded his remarks with a lengthy tirade in regard to the treatment of Federal prisoners during the war, dragging np every instance in which partisan bale had in the least vented itself on the part of the supporters of the Confederacy during'tlie war. Speaking of the manifested toward the idea of placing negroes in office, he said: I would rather see a nigg*r thed'overnor of Tennessee than Ishain G. Harris. TiBjalance of his remarkes were con-finclno laudation of the Radical party, the uegro, and Governor Brownlow, and the bitterest condemnation of everything opposed to Radical -policy.
Judge Buttler was followed by several other speakers in a rehash of Radical invective, after which the meeting adjourned. Real Estate Teansfehs. The. follow ing real estate transfers were made during the week ending Friday; February 22d: Jos. R.
Dillin to Frank Kr Williams, lots in Edgefield, John W. Walker to W. Berry, house and lot corner of College and Spring J. W. Minton and wife to Weakley Yarbronah, land in district 7, 1,000.
F. A. Cambell to R. C. Alford, land in district 1 1, $r75.
Jabcz O. Alien" and wife'- to Jas. AV. Owen, lot iu South Nashville, Jas. Alexander, trustee, to Sarah Henry, land in J.
A. Payne to Andrew Vought, 4 acres iu this county, SC0U. J. A. Payne to Peter Burchardt, 4 acres in this counly, Francis Waller to Thomas Uamblet, fiS acres and poles in" this county, 227(12.
Thomas Hamblet to Francis Waller, S8 acres and 01 poles in this county, 1,822 'IS. City lot, 620. Wm. Aimisnn to. Francis M.
Baker, deed of partition to lots in Hynes' Addition. i Francis W. Baker to- Wm. Aimison, deed of partition to lot in Hynes' Addition. Land in this county, Seven acres and personalty, in this city, John.W.: Voells to Wm.
J. Armes. lot corner of High and- Line strecti, M. B. Howell," C.
to Kilian Frey, 'city 'lot, $1,000. (jlias; SIcEwing," attorney, and W. B. Young, to Thomas Lee, lot in South Nash villc, $1,1150. Jno.
W. Walker to Thos. Chadvcll, Executor, lot in Edgefield, 1. 500. Jas.
V. Allison to.WnlkerW. Winstead, lot 33 in Shelbv's Addition to Edgefield, V. A. H.
Redford, Agent, to. Thos. S. in Shelby villc, $400. J.
F. Bryant to -J. J. Corley, land in District IS. SCO.
W. S. Whitemari, to Noel Wessell, lahdan -District IS, .182. Wi H. Morgan to Lucy A.
Lee, lot in Eilgeficlct $2,000. M. B. Howell, C. to Robert C.
Foster, 4lb, lot in Humphrey's Addition, A. n. Patterson and Ogilyic, at tor-, ney. for Louisa' Patterson, to U. S.
Bates, Trustee, land in this, county, 0(10. Jno. Fraich and wife to Figismund.Sei-fried, 2 los in the Sth ward, $2,000. Samuel -B. Lee to 'George Lee land iu Williamson county, Albert GiiDunn to Leo Shute, 2 lots in South Nashville.
$4,900. Marshall Mi Smith to Nat F. acre's in this county, Bev, Mr. Sears will i preach tho.JFirst -Faptist; ChurchvOnJ; Sunday morning at i iat 7 p. OF NASHVILLE.
CAPIXAX 800,000. nr Fire, IHarlne, Hall and Inland Transportation Risks taken at. tqttl table Ratc. fayadjaatcdimtl promptly paid. OPPICE-Second National Bank BuUding, College atrcct.
JOHN LUMSDBN, President, 1 W.J. THOMAS, JOSEPH HASH, Sec'y. reblT-3m Transit Company. OWNED BY ERIK RAILWAY and Atlantic and Great Western B. JL Schedule Time New York to Loniarille vi CinciuuaUjonixfiinrfliid GENERAL OFFICE 229 Broad war.
New York. NASHVILLrrOFFICE-Nos. 10 and 13 Market street, MAXUKXQALE i SNIDER, Agents. No transhipment between New York and rzAll through fihipmcnte are covered by Insnr-anceon U. S.
Jtall Line fplendid Pteamera, thus Jneorlnff QUICK TRANSFER aud no delay." Mall Boats leave twice per day. Rates arc some as any other Line t-i aud irom New York. Office in NEW YORK No. 229 corner of Broadway aud Barclay street. Office in LOUISVILLE, No.
J9 Main street, over Hall Long's. Office iu NASHVILLE, Nos. 10 and 12 Market street, janSO-tl COLLEGE HILL FOUNDBY. NA.U'il.l.K, TK.NN. E.
JONES. ON HAND TOIt SALE, 135 llorae nirnc (new). 125 do 115 do do Bollem conipietet (second nand.) 1-12 tiorvc EnirlnCf (new.) lt do do (nuiv.) Portable Stationary Engines OF ALL SIZES MADE TO ORDER, WARRANTED EOUAL to any EaMern Eurfncs. Those iu waul of inMiies will give us a call be- fore purchasing elsewhere. MILL WORK, HOUSE FROSTS, JAIL WORK, BRIDGE WORK, IRON RAILING, Aud every description of Iron work, made on the notice, and vraranted to give satisfaction.
dec3e-3in F.B.EC1IOS NOTICE. OmcE Nasuvolk Gab Liout I Nauiyillc Feb. 1SGT. TIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TRE NASHVILLE Gas Light Company are hereby notilled that the AHuual Election of Director uill take place st their Oftice ou the SEVENTH DAI OF MAKC1I, 18U7. JAS.
II. KENBRICK, Sec'y. feblO-td X.B.SEZCa. P. B.
VjLXTOVB. A. O. BKZCIT. NEW OAEPET HOUSE.
No. 53 College- Ktrcett IIP STAIRS.) WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A LARGE STOCK of Carttete, consisting of Velveti, 3-4 and Tapestry, 3-4 atd 4-1 Tapwtry, hall and stair to match: every variety of "Rrnri Wellon, Velvet, Ox Miiifterand Bmcl. Alto, a larje mtock of three-ply Wool extra aicr two-piy Cotton find. Wind of all grades: IMaiu and Venetla Uempii; OU six to twenty four feet; Sheets: Cttcia Matting, fnim 2-4 to 8-4: great variety (Jocoa Mau Curtain Damask of every description; Lace, Muslin and Nottingham Curtain? and a beantlfal lot of Oil Shades and ehado Uollandfl of all We have an experienced Uphnl.terer, and can have Carpets and Curtains made up the best manner at short notice, duci-tf IiaECn.MANLOVK&CO. Tor Sale.
ACANAWAN PONT, YOUNG, AND POSSESSING superior qualHIei. Will banold cheap, IP immediate application 1 made to "R.H. FREEMAN, No. SI Ciiurcli etrcet, feMi-tf Hosoulc 'iVinple Baildlnir. WlLUAb BIIIBLET.
J. I. BttJsXK. IflAIBIir.R WORKS. SIffini.F.Y SlIAiC, MANUFACTURERS OP MONUMENTS, TABLETS, Tombp, Mantels and Cemetery Work of every description, made of the flncrt Italian and American marble.
Wort sent to any patt of the country carefully boxed, and will he eel up wneii deired. 23 SoutU Summer Street, (Between Charch and Na-hvillc Tenn. AKEEOYD N. V. Cor.
ot Church illish HASIIVnXE," Janl3-tf NASHVILLE FEB. 18, 1807; TX7ILL BE tSOLD AT -PUBLIC ATJCTION ON the Square, on Saturday next, at IS o'clock, A BrOWlt Stallion, of Hessonger gtock. AnypeKnu wiehiajr to see him. ur uraidiii; miuw uik reuujree wm pieaee call' at Cant. Uanmer'a Stable on iront Btrcet.
Square. v. ISr BLANKS, MAGISTRATES AND OTHER OFFICERS will flud ready printed at this office, Ml klndB of Want such a Warrants, Executions, Subpoena, Attachments, Appeal Bonds, Det in-era Warrants and Detainers Jieplevin, Bonda and Bail Bonds. to-relheririth alt ntJicra nt4Aa fn several courts. Thev are nrintM lent paper, -blank -spaces properly adjaflted, and paces properly trper Ouiie.
WATTER80S Jim Btuti ni- vuo uuuir hOBERTS, IRSON PTJBVIS. janlO-tf Saturday in Ten-. remiltiiis na moue'yj) mall must lie Kek ADVEKrisEMEKTa. Attention is directed to the large sale of furniture at file auction house of Mathews fe Oils Ttnilnnn Pn. will Sell lit wiuipi tion on March lheLinr wood Nursery, fruit and ornamental shade tri'i'A 1 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a.
h. Smilhj'-Parkes No. 12 South street, nave ju.i awi "'re'ls Peach' Blow (Irish) Potatoes. i -A ladies'-gold watch and chain was lost between''- the; Stacey House- and' Capitol. A liberal reward will be given if left at the Stacey House.
A brindle cow is advertised aa cstray by. Jerrv Bowen, J. P. JJr. Graves Cough (Janay lor sniu uy Berry3em0ville drnggistB.
ckxif POWCB COURT. He frothed Uts tampers to' the brim; A jollier we shall not fee; But though Ms eyos are waxiitjj dim, And though bis loci spent 111 of him, He was a friend to me. Mollie Saunders, heiress apparent and "pasfiii)e flue?" dowager of Sandersyille," "social evil," startled the Court out of its wonted composure by, theui-selves inside-the bar-rnilirig, glittering with beads, glowing in white ribbons and -in bright io testify against biie Frank Phillipps. last of the Phillipians. to their evidence, timidly detailed in accent's of jun'gu lar melody, had been "a cutting up" a Utile yesterday, and hit one of the College' strcet in, Uie left' eye, putting that irresistible OEcukr in deep mourning.
She returned the blow with interest, following-up the assault wilh a series of well directed pugilistic shots at the stove-pipe hat of the Phillippian, who appeared, after the battle, like a "dismount-. ed fort, and his nail-keg badly stove in. The Court fined him S10 and costs, but the- women relented and paid" it themselves. In the language of the poets Oh! Woman. loscph Green, wilh quart of blue-ruin, endeavored toj take a 'maay -colored view of human naturo, and lay down on the side-walk cautiously to prevent it from flying up and hitting him in the eye.
'flip fMff linfrml liim AS wbnrfiKTi o-. IJaniel threw himself into a lion den of a grocery and helped himself to a lion's share of the seductive fluids in the The Police found him. "cutting the pigeon wing," trying koup his -heels on the pavement in a -brave effort to get home before ho felt sick. He was towed into the Station House, nd Ibe Court put his pilot fees.down at iTauiea. Lynch, with his lynch pin loyt was running schedule some four weeks audcoFlldeawiihaiiuther.uinii, for-which-lie was arrested; butJ escaped, and was 'yesterday: re-airested- auiHre sisled the oilicera.
TJrc.Coiirt quieted his Jiiei-ves with-n fine and having administered that dose permitted the patient to take the fresh air cf the streets. And this concluded the morning's business. A Cl.KUK IS LlMBO. A jiandsbme young man. named Nathan: Ackermau was yesterday arrested by ofli-Iccr F.
JL Woodall, charged with stealing ia meerschaum pipe from the tobacco store-of John 13. Smith, comer of Union stri ct and Printer's Alley. He had formerly been employed by Mr. Smith as a clerk, and was one day this week temporarily at his "old post. The pipe was shortly after missed, and upon search being made a.nuuioer qi similar articles, wiucu uau been taken from the store, were found in a trunk, used uybim at his boarding-house onCcdar' street! He gave up the pipe ho had ackaowJedged his guilt.
V.Jrt"default of to jail by'Esq'; Meaeham'uiitii fii-day, when a preliminary examination will be held. Persoxai. Ourjoung fiiend, 11. White, of Lebanon, after pleasant Winter sojourn' orrtbe capital, in attendance upon the Lectures at. the Nashvillo.iledi-cal' Collegejr returned to his home last evening.
i ilnyor Brown returned Irom St. Louis yeslorday. Tboa-JbV the Chattanooga American Union, is registered at the Stacey of ir TfaevrrllLxtsniii. One of the Deputy Marshals was brought before the Recorder yesterday, charged with assault and baltery. The case was continued, the negro upon" whom the assault was made, Sam Craighead.
being confined to his It is- claimed lite officer struck bim and -beat him-. over the head Willi a pistol, under the supposition that an insun jiail ueen oitcred. DiSMissEO. The case of tin prominenf merchant arrested in Hie recorder's Ccnrt on Thursday, charged with using language calculated to provoke a breach otthe leace, and merchandising wilhmit license, was yesterday dismissed cn the deferidnnt agreeing to pay for lice sis of litis and last yi'ar, and making oath that no business had been transacted up to the date of the last application for renewal. Goixg Sheriff Todd, of Cannon county, arriygd-bjire.
yesterday, and will 'jave' for houie to ilay, -taking with him JJctiie Sltiwart, th'e' woinen arrested here on Thuri-day, charged with complicity ill the murder of Anderson in Cannon counly, during ihe witr. She will be lodged in jail at Jlurfrcesboro un til the next term of the Cannon county Circuit-Court, the jail at-Woodbury being insecure. M.uoiiAGK Licenses' The following marriage licenses (white) were issued from Feb. Louis Solihskcy to-Kanny Zoiliag. Joseph H.
Holmes to Lucretiu Welch. Joseph to Lurena Holt. to Amelie Broombergcr. Thomas J. Russell to Jcanie Dowdy.
to Mary ton BenjfF. 'JX Ford ft) Fanny Raileoao AcciuENi.Thrce-cars freigTit'train of ilic Nashville and Decatur Railroad were thrown from the track yesterday-morning five- miles north of Deca--tuibyan axle of ihe lender giving way. The damage resulling was not great, but the passenger, train due here at r. M. did''n6t an-ive until after eight o'clock last night.
CiiicuiT Coiiirr. The case of Robert C. Smith the: Adams Express Company, a suit damages sustained in the loss by fire of .18 bales.of. cotton in transitu 'Decatur Junction to this point in IBOiviOCCUpiedlthe-attention of this Court yi-stcnlay. It, probably ho concluiicd lo-day.
What's i.v a' Name of thfccases upon the'dockct'orthe Circuit Court, disposed of tuat of Moses Scnplure-w -Wm -Jtrthere be anyjjBng' iti; ih'eplaintiffs" should" certainly have won fliat Acqcittep. Mary Carter, colored, was yesterday brought bcfdr Esquires Wilkinson and Dortcll, charged'with stealing featiiers, but on an examination of the case she was discharged, taxed with tho A very important. Eupicme De-: cision will be fpund.on our kius, Fowler, Maynard, Stokes aud Arnell that" precious Congressional quintette-saying although "momentous questions-prevented their attending the Convention, Our.bcarts arc -there." Wc arc glad wo didn't know it The following were, appointed a Stale Central Committed Id -run the; machine during -1 st District Judge IVR. Butler. 2d Judge 3(1 Jno.
A. Fuson. i 4 th ideis Tilghman. 5th .8. Brown.
i Uth 1 7th Coi J. JRoach. 8th Gen. Jnd. i With Shane, John Ruhm' and ilx addition, from Davidson r.
CosFinb. The" Senate conflnned the ollowingrapppiatments.jajtiWetoesdayi Jas. of Internai'Reve-nue for the 7th District, and James T. Abernathy, as Collector for the 2d District. The nominations of G.
O. Breed, as Assessor for, thereto- iSistricLand of Chas. W. Kees, as Collector for tho same district, were lilVEE AnillVEP. J.
II Trover, Evansville. Nashville, Cairo. H. Trover. I.EAVIS0-TIII8 pat.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati. Talisman, Cairo. Fourteen feet are reported- on, Shoal's, anil the river is receding. The J.f H. Trover, brought up 6,000 sacks of corn.
She left again for Evansville on discharging her cargo. 1 The Nashville left with a good cabin of passengers, but took very Utile The staunch and handsome Emma Floyd will leave for Cincinnati' to-day at 4 i. xt. Corhctt Boyd. Harrison Sons, aud W.
A. Peebles are her agents. The Talisman's arrival before dawn of Io day was expected last night. She is advertised tnjeave to-day j. xt.
She is prepared to receive liberal consignments of freight for Cairo, St. Louis. Memphis and New Orleans Corhelt Boyd and Harrison Sons, Agents. A dispalch to Peebles announces I hat tho Rebecca left Ciucinnali for this port ou the night of the 21st, wilh a full load. The Rowena -would be the next boat for Nashville.
IX COXUSESS. Senate hill to amend the act for the safety dl steamers passed the House yesterday. ISj Telegraph. Cixcixxati, Feb. 22.
The river commenced falling here this r. having reached feet. Considerable damage has been dune 10411 riperiy. in this "iieigu-liufhdod'by high water. inconven-ieni-e bus lieu occisioiied to the railroads west of here.
Tracks have been pulmierg-ed in -veral places. The Ohio Missis-; sippi mill onl is in-tact 10 Si. Louiy, and tr.iins go f. tough wilhout delay. W.
11. Ca-'hier. MEKOH ANTS' BANE, AO. a kriiiKE'r, SASUVIIXB, KCE1VES DEPOSITS, DEALS IX Gold, Silver, Government NccuriiicM, Etc COLLCCTIUNSMADE'ON FAVOItABI KTERJI8 Jane2-tmurclil ror LouIwvIUe and Cincinnati. INE PASSEXOUt STEAMER "EMMA LUl Wr.
O. Vnri Master W.EKuhn;-.:.. Xlerk Will haru 11.1 ou SATURDAY, Inst, at 4 o'clock p. si: For frelijut ur pa-aye (Uaving superior accom mudatlou) vptr uu board, ur to ctiiiiie. 1 1 a iiuiu, Jl front lreet, A-'enls.
W. A. PEEBLES, HAKHISON Jt SONS, Ageula. Vv Ciro. iMuiSi ITIempliiM and OrleiLnN.
T71INE PASSEN-fiER PACKET -I- "TAUSMAX- Wm. Srntii? Master, K. EAii Clerk, Will leave i. aliore on SATURDAY, the at 4 o'elocl; p. Fi.r rreilit or Pasae aitplv on board, or to OOltBETT BOYD, 41 42 Front TARItUOX aiSOXS, feIi'-3-U A'-eula.
isoc. isor. NASIIV11LK CAIRO IVE1V Oltl.I.AiAS Tri-Week'j Packet Line. rpilK AP.OVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL-i LoWIXd Spleuillil -PasecnL'er Packets, leav-ing-ahville dnringt'se ieaspa-as follows: TVBOSE, Tom' iiAItHoiC; Maiter, iearea NafiliTtlle TUESDAYS, at 12 6'cla'ck ASH i iXK, WILEY SrMMS, NarlivIllclUtUltSDAYS, at 12 o'clock TAI.IiHASii; STJIOXO, leaves at 12 o'clialk M. The abtivc stenmers will conVmenee their regular trips ou the llrsl openiu ornavlpitlou In the Cnm-berland river, aud coniinue to ran regularly thronlumt Ihe business season, as per above selieoule, luakin close connection at Cairo with the regular parket Tor St.
Louis, Memphis and Xew.Orlians: irsninj; Ihrouli tickets to and sivinp Through bills of Lading for Freights to the above cities, and all available way landings, at 111 very louest rales. Every effort vll be made by the Officers and Agents of this lo- ender it reliable and dcservliitf tile patron- a-'e hippers ana llic traveling pulillc i iiimisn' unvn Special Agents, No. 41 aud 42 From street, seitll-jm Kashvillo, Tenn. A. S.
WOO!) Celebrated Portable Engines. CONTAIXrNCl ALLTlIEMODERN IMPROVEMENTS. Kiigim-s delivered In Nashville at prires that defy couipcUiion. I lm-c lu and 12 It Engines constantlv on. hand for sale.
JOHN P. DALE, Agent. Off! 40 Chnreh street; (With Kkiout ort2S-tr Sashville. Tenn. V4.EGEK Bxcxusm Floor and Commission Merchants US, ISO, 152, 154 and IKS H.
Second apT-ly ST. LOUI MO Intelligence- Office. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG. LEAVE' TO ES FORM the, public that he Is prepared, to fumlih Nnrses, Cooks, and Farm Hands and to to husine' All persons wanting emtsloyments will llud It to their-advantage hy applying to SIR. JanS-3m No.
130 North Cherry street. o'clock A.U., Fcbv23d. G0023IPIT IIn.T Vpar SlUr ti Ufcide to Order r. i TnE FIT AND FINISH OF THESE SHIRTS we claim to be enpt rior to any now offered In this market In addition to our'SIIIKT DEPARTMENT we keep a superior assortment or FimniisiiiiVG goods. VIZ: DRAWERS, UNDETtSHiRTS, SOCKS, SUSPENDERS, qloves, SCARFS, TIES, BOWS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Hats arid Caps, And.
in fact," everything pertaining to a gentleman's toilet. II THOMPSON, (Old No. 28.) 41 Clierrj reet. Jau20-tr La: -nier, (Late of LxKtrt, Pmiaira Con) "Wholesale G-rocer COMMISSION i2ieciiA.vr, NO. 03 SOUTH MAUKET STltEET, Nasnville Tennessee.
I HAVE JDST KETDI1NED FROM NKW YORK and Baltimore, where 1 purchased a new slock of Groceries, and am now openlni; at 'my old Stand, No.i"J!South Murkct street, where I will be plvaj'ed to ny friendi and the public irencrally. 1 ohall endetivur to ims1 Groceries at tnch priccn that merchanta will flud it 1 1 their ititeroit to bar ia Nashville, Instead of farther. Anv buaf new Uitnifted to mo will meet with prompt "attea tlon. The following article comprise a part of my stock in store and roceivtnc Choice P. IL Sayar, extra Demcrara So-ar, Jkir to good Demerara Sugar, Crnshert and PowdAd Cut Loaf Sngar.
yrotuid and praunlated Sugar, A. It. and O. Coffee Sugar, Mnart's extra Suear, choice Rio Coffee, Laguyra Colli e. Old Port Java Coffee, choice Rice, Whreling Nail.
Beehive Syrup, Clenr Cheese, Ginger, Spice, Fire Cracker, Star Caudle, Soap, Concentrated Lve, Indigo, Madder, Durht-w Yeait Powder, erouud Mustard, Pepper, Spice, etc. Copperas, new Lard, and a general tocK of LJquow, ail of which will be eold low to the trade. nov23-3m L. H. LANIER.
DEN. FISU). T. r. LAXG3TKOTII.
WM. r. UAIK)X. FIELD, LAUfGSTEOTH IMPOR v9 440 MARKET STREET, puiLAnFpniA, HAVE NOTN STORE, BY RECENT ARRIVALS, arull awortment ot HARDWARE! TnE STOCK INCLUDES COTTON HOES OF Iron, Steel, Blight Steel, and American Polished Cast Steel, of all aized; Axts, Auvila, Chains, Visep, Spades, ad other heavy goods; Ktiulieb, French awd American Locks, and her shelf goods; Slugle and Double liar i el Guar, of every qnauty; Ko'er, wostenuonii, urooKs, ana die per CntU-ry; Butcher's and other makers Files and Rasps. Prices as low as at any itbusein tUe Country.
ORDERS will receive prompt and careful attention. ItUI'THICK CAW III-: CtJKKO 1IT tTBI.NO -Dr. Ferriss' Patent Self-Adjusting Supporter. Trtiss. Thin Is tiic niit efficient, com-fortable and Secure Trilas now lu use.
INFORJIATION OK CIRCULAH, CALL uu ur address Oil. T. ST. C. FEKUISS.
OFFICK Corner or Union anil College rtrceta. Nailivllle, Tenu. or OVEHTON HOUSE, Sera-phis, Tenn, Jaul llm THE PUBLISHED virtY ATURDAY -IK; jv. SSEE 00, in advance. MERCHANTS, MEchANICS, BANKERS, Proreelonal Atou; Mnnuraclurens aud of making their hnnlueeu known to the people or Sumner, Mncon, Jackson, Putnam, Overton and'Whito counties, ehonld advertise in the has a frrcater circulation along than ail other neweoapers combined.
Job Work or all kinds done with neatness and dispatch. FRANK M. DUFFY, Vidctfe Ofllcc, feb5 dim Harts'villc, Tenn. 1HIKI IVATIQIVAJL AIJK or NASHVIXLE, -TESTNESSEE. BTOoiuiounaa.
W. W. Berrj, Burns. John Kirkinan, Jas. D.
Weaver Edgar Jones," Dan'l F. Carter, A.J. Dnncan, Alexander Fall, Chas. E. Hillman, Edmund Cooper; THIS BANK: OCCUPIES THE BUILDING formerly occupied by the Planter's Bank, cor-tier of Uninu aid College streets, aud is prepared to bny and sell Gold and Sliver, Drafts, U.
8. Securities and State Bonds, collect Notes, Drafts, Coupons, in all parts of the'United States. 5-20 Bonds and 7-30 Treasury Notes always ou hand; aud for sale. (4old Coupons cashed, and Compound Interest Notes bought at the highest rates. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President. JauO-am Bjui. wuriTUtiRNc, Shelbjiille, Tenn.
JO. O. 04B.KIGAX, VVniTTHOBSE 1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTKVILLE, TENS. Special attention giveii to thelColIectlon of Claims. decD-tf For "Bent -OTORE NO.
31 NORTH COLLEGE STREET. adjoining Totten'a Grocery. Apply on the premises io uW. aec3S-tf. m'; CE.EBIWifllD m- ill.
I II jl AND I I KE--SHiiyr main In the House. jbioc u.xxvx. tuo.y. FtMBLrroir. "wn; Efm, PDEETON WnOI.ESAtE DRUGGISTS, NO.
BLOCK, TVortUcatr Corner 'Public Square, WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTEN-Uon or Country Merchants, Drai-gtats and Pnyslelans to their etock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, 1 1 PATENT MEDICINES, 5 5 OILS, WINDOW GLASS, DYEST17FFS, FINE VIRGINIA. AND COMMON TOBACCOS, SMOKING TOBACCO, WRITING AND LETTER PAPER, FANCY ARTICLES Bcrore purchasing elsewhere, as we aro determined to make It to the interest or purchasers to bnv in this market. Wo will otlher bny or al tlui very highest market rates, for our friends Dried trnit, Feathers, Beeswax, Wool. Ginseng, that may be sent to us. Our terms are CASH.
Jau9-3m EEMOYAL NEWINTEEEST. Freeman Co. HAVE PURCHASED "OF W. F. BANG, hla intorert In the Arm of DUltMAN A BANd, and removeil Ihelr elock of WALL PAPElt their epaciotiB music house, MstMonic 'Iriuple, SI The two branches or the bnsnots will be kept di'tinct.
The Musical Department, conducted by Mr. K. UOItMAN, and othcra akll'ed in the bilut will he nnder the name and atTle of BORJI VS FREEMAN. TUE ALL PA PER Department will be conducted by IV. X.
B. K. FBEOIAX Our Gilt Work, Mirror, Portrait and Picture Frames, Window Shades, Venetian Blinds, Artists' materials, French and American Picture Glass, Looking Glass Plates, we hare remuved to 78 SOBM CnSKK STREET, (COLONNADE Where ordcru will be promptly attended to by L. II. FREEMAN, J.
W. OKCUAItU and W. K. FRKKMAN; wilh other competent workmen. Our senior partner, W.
FHKKMAN, will remain in Philadelphia, to pnnhae guoda for both 110UK34. We hope Io recoive, and will do our beat to merit, acuMinnanceoflhepnblic patronage. W. FKEEItLAN 4c CO. Jaii2T-3ra i-wia AlinOTT.
w. l. aukoit. r. auuott ABBOTT (Established In BurineM in 1SW.) General Commission Merchants, WHITE HALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
RETURNING THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS In the Went, for the vrry liberal patronage extended to darln-; the past yeurs, we would ruppectrulljr announce to tUem that we are still prepared to receive consignments of Produce aud Provision, and uaure them -that 'shipments shall receive onr prompt attention. We nave a very larfre trade CBtHbhched in Georgia, Alabami and South Carolina, and we think wo can make It to the interest of parties in the West, who irtend fhiooinL'. to conslini to ub. We wil! make libera) udvHUcoi1, when declrcd, eltner In caoh, or by uviK ncruptaiice, uu snipmenia in store. Aitnorr itRo.o., CommittBiou McrrhanL, jaiil2-3m REGULAR -A- ia i on -Sale or Horses, Mules, Wagons, Car-rlngex.
Etc. AT THE COURT HOUS4EVBBY TUESDAY, Thurnlay, and Saturday. Also, special sales of stock and other property will be made at anytime or. place imrties may desire. N.
W. TAYLOR. Auctioneer, Office, North West cor. Kba-tr Mirket House. WILLETT, KIDDELL CO, ArcliItectN nod JJivil Engineer NO.
30 UNION ST. (bet. College and Cherry. SAt.K OJt THU HENDEESON NASHVILLE RA-IlLTlOAuD. IN PURSUANCE OP A JUDGMENT OP TIIE ChriBtlmi Clrctiit Court, in the case of Source Rudotbere, houd-holdera, against the Henderson and Unshville Railroad Company, etc rendered at ihe Jtnmary Ailed conrt, Janmiry, 1SC7, 1 will, hs Mflflter Ct.mniifbioner, offer for sale nt anctlon, to the highest and bet bidder, on Saturday, February 1807, At the Conrt ITonse door, In the town of Hopkins-1lle, tho Railroad conptracted, and to be constructed, RailrMd Track, Koad Bed, Ralls, ilridcw, Fixtures, and' the land on which they are eitnated; nod all the rights, priWlejrcs una franchistw whatever of the said Henderson and NrhWHe Railroad Company, and all the Depot Statlon, and Real Ketate lielo ging to the aid Henderson and Nashville Railroad Company, Included and embraced In the Deed of Trust, or from raid Henderson and Naj-bvlllc Railnmd Company, to T.
S. Goodman and J. S. At wood, dated-lrjt day of Marclt, Thc Road Bed atid Pnierty are fituated In Uie counties of Henderson, Webster, HopkliiK, Clirls-tian and Todd, in ihe State of Kentucky, The ifale.wlll.rbe made ou a credit of six- MOjirnsTRoxi day' op sale'. The purchaeer orpnrchacra will lie required to give oond for the purchava moneypayable to' me as Cmnmbeiorier, with pood security, approved by me.
having the force and effect of a judgment, and bearing interest from date. JOHN FELATJD. Commissioner, i HopkWsville, Ky i January Sth, 1SG7. JaulS-dCt 2aw-wtd FRESH GARDEN SKKBS, JUST RECEIVED BY B. P.
JENKINS, Sncceasor to T. WELLS', Druggist. jai27-tMarch BOTV'S CLOTHES WASHER THE MOST POPULAR, BEST AND CHEAP EST WASHING NACHINE'evcr invented It is easy to or standing: takes but little room, injures no garments finishes its work in from two to four minutes is durable, convenient, and the only Washing: Machine ever known that Is LIKED THE BETTER THE LONGER IT IS USED. With the Machine -ihe dirt is so dissolved by the hot suds, that but little compression is necessary to expel iu NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. THE 'JBgyfoiSUiJUuiiustaiJ SHOULD ALSO BE USED IN EVERY FAMILY.
They merely pass between two Rubber Rollers, and the 'Water -is pressed uuL Not the slightest strain is exerted upon the texture. No matter how frail, or bow much worn, or eveirtorn-iot a thread is stretched or a rent Merchants who take pains to exhibit them and send them out uu trial, sell easily. Send Tor terms. I. W.
CAnPEIV'I'EK, General Agent for. Tennessee. OFFICE NO. CHERRY STREET, First Door South of tie XI TnE PUBLIC WILL BE PLEASED TO LEARN that the City Exprefts and' Tranwfrr Unc Have commenced operations for tbc purpoae ol Bemoving.Meiohandize Goods Or event- dnDcrlntfon ia all nnrtlnnft nt "th rlfrv nn. short notice.
Good teams, heavy transfer wagons, drays axd carts cm be procured for hauling at all hours of the day, COTTON, FLOUR, WHISKY, Btc hanled to and from the levy and tho different R. R. Depots promptly and with dispatch. Much care will be taken in removing Furniture and other hazardous goods. Parties desiring small packages, trunks or (roods of any description conveyed to the different H.
K. Depots, Steamboats, or any portion of the city, can have the work attended to uromntlv and with by leaving their orders at the office or the City Bxpress and Transfer Line, No, 8 Cherry street, first door south of the Post Office. WM. H. HARRISON, nov23-ly AgenL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS JDST RECEIVED AT" McCIure's Music Store, targe Invoices of Pianos From Stcinway, Dnnham; TVorciater, Gale Is Co.
ORGANS HUXODEONS CARHARHART, NEEDHAM CO J. all of which are considered tho best manufactured, and are offered nt New York prices. Also a great variety or MUSIC BOXES, GUI. TARS, lOLINS, FLUTES, ACCORDEONS, STRINGS, Etc, together with ShcetMnslc for the Million. Those who wish Io make, a handsome and useful present to relatives or friends, will do well to call at 33 Union where they can get the uesi guooa aL me lowest prices, uraers promptly filled at: lowest prices, and Music mailed free of postage, at catalogue prices, which embraces the Itest Music publifhcd.
N. B. Pianos, Organs, Tuned and Repaired by Mr. S. Ualiu, the Organ builder.
Just published by tlte undersigned, "The Sword of Robert Words by Moina; and music by Henry Weber. Also, "The Warrior's Return," by Co. I'h. Winkler, both destined to be very popular. Send fur a copy.
Price 50 cents each. JA'S A. McCLURE, declMm Music Publisher. TlUi OLDEST BOOT AM) SHOE HOUSE IS TUB ctrv. Eitnbmhed in January, 1843.
Ji HAVE ON- HAND A LARGE -AND VA-VV Tied assortment of ficiits', Boys', Youths. Ladles1, and Childrens1 8HOES and GAITERS. Also, Henti- and Boys1 HATS. UMBRELLAS' 110:31 Kit WHIPS, etc wldch wo are offering at redaced aud reasonable prices. Old styles and stocks much less than cost.
B. B. CDTTEB CLEAVES, No. 39 earner of Broad and College Btrcetn, Or at their Branch Store, No. 25 College street, Sewanee Block, NailiYille, Tenu; Jau2T-3m.
