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6 TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE Senate. SATURDAY, Feb. 10.—The Senate met at 9 o'clock, A. M. COMMUNICATION. The Speaker presented the following communication: NASHVILLE, TENN., Feb. 9, 1866.—Joshua B. Frierson, Speaker of the Senate: Sir: We had the honor a few days ago to receive, at the hands of the Clerk of the Senate, a copy of Senate Resolution, No. 39, by which we were requested to take under consideration the fourth section of the tenth article of the constitution providing for the creation of new counties, and to give the Senate our opinion concerning the same, and have had the same under consideration. Whilst we would assure you, and through you the Senate that we feel profoundly sensible of the honor thus conferred upon us, and grateful for this manifestation of the confidence and respect of the Senate, and our high appreciation of the motives by which it was actuated, we would beg leave most respectfully to say that, since our highest aim has been so to demean ourselves in the discharge of our duties as to contribute all within our power to a complete restoration of public confidence in the impartiality and integrity of that department of the Government, and, to this end, have felt constrained by a sense of duty, both to ourselves and the country, carefully to refrain from an expression of our opinions concerning all questions which may ultimately come before the judicial tribunals of the country for adjudication, and, from similar considerations, we have heretofore carefully abstained from all acts which might even by tortured into an officious intermeddling, on our part, with the section of the law-making department of the Government. We therefore trust the Senate will excuse us for having failed to comply with the request. Respectfully yours, | [Signed,] | ALVIN HAWKINS, | | --- | JAS. O. SHACKELFORD | | --- | SAM. MILLIGAN. | NEW BILLS. Senate bill No. 312, by Mr. Johnson: To repeat section 34 of an act passed June 10, 1865, entitled an act to pay the current expenses of the session of the General Assembly. Passed on first reading, and referred to Committee on Finance, Ways and Means. Senate bill No. 313, by Mr. Trimble: To incorporate the Nashville Colored Benevolent Society. Passed on first reading. Senate bill, No. 314, by Mr. Cypert: For the benefit of Miss Ophelia Peart. Passed on first reading. THE OMNIBUS BILL. Senate bill No. 255: To incorporate the Caney Fork Oil and Lumber Company, was reported from the Committee on Corporations, recommending its passage with the following bills attached as amendments: Senate bill No. 276: To incorporate the Collins and Duck River Oil and Mining Company. Senate bill No. 295: To incorporate the Tennessee and Northwestern Oil Company. Senate bill No. 256:To incorporate the Tennessee Petroleum Refining Company. Senate bill No. 288: To incorporate the Cumberland River Oil and Mining Company. House bill No 220: To incorporate the Great Northwestern Petroleum, Mining and Manufacturing Company. House bill No. 213: To incorporate the Cumberland Oil and Mining Company. House bill, No. 317: To incorporate the Franklin Petroleum and Mining Company. House bill, No. 396: To incorporate the Equitable Mining and Petroleum Company. House bill, No. 305: To incorporate the Spencer Oil, Mining and Petroleum Company. House bill, No. 323: To incorporate the United States Mining and Manufacturing Company. House bill, No. 99: To incorporate the Jackson Oil, Coal and Salt Company. House bill, No. 174: To incorporate the Snow Creek Oil and Mining Company. House bill No. 322: To incorporate the National Mining and Manufacturing Company. House bill No. 385: To incorporate the Marion County Mining and Petroleum Company. House bill No. 289: To incorporate the Tennessee and Ooltowah Oil and Mining Company. House bill No. 324: To incorporate the Tennessee and Alabama Mining and Manufacturing Company. House bill No 307: To incorporate the Greenville Petroleum Mining and Manufacturing Company. House bill No. 395: To incorporate the Hartsville Oil and Mining Company. House bill 380: To incorporate the Pioneer Oil, Land and Mining Company. House bill No. 38: To incorporate the Apalaechaian Oil and Mining Company. Senate bill No. 235: To incorporate the Duck and Collins River Oil and Mining Company. Senate bill No. 245: To incoporate the Chilhowee Mining Company. Senate bill No. 264: To incorporate the Cincinnati Petroleum Mining and Manufacturing Company. Senate bill No. 262: To incorporate the Unaka Mining Company. Senate bill No. 286: To incorporate te Humbolt Mining Company. To incorporate the Holston Oil, Mining and Manufacturing Company. To incorporate the Trenton Mining and Petroleum Company. To incorporate the Bradley Mining, Manufacturing and Petroleum Company. To incorporate Snith's Frk and Putnam County Oil and Mining Company. The above companies were clothed with all the powers and subjected to all the penalties contained in Senate bill, No. 255, which, as amended, was passed on third reading, and ordered to be transmitted to the House. Taken up out of order House bill, No. 381: To recharter the turnpike road from Paintrock to Wicked Hill, in Cocke country. Passed on third reading. Senate bill, No. 274: To incorporate the Jonesboro' Female College. Passed on thirf reading, and ordered to be transmitted to the House. Senate bill, No. 185: To incorporate the Bluff City Savings' Institution. Amended, passed on thirf reading, and ordered to be transmitted to the House. Senate bill, No. 234: To incorporate te German Loan and Savings' Institution of Memphis. Mr. Smith offered the following in lieu. Be it further enacted, That F. L. Warner, J. W. Wattering, P. H. Heinrich, B. Decker and D. Pante, are hereby incorporated under the name and style of the Memphis German Savings' Institution, with all the rights, powers, and privileges conferred in this set on the Blff City Savings Institution. The amendment in lieu was adopted, and after further slight amendments, the bill, as amended, passed on third reading, and was ordered to be transmitted to the House. Senta bill No. 12: To incorporate the Mechanic's and Traders' Bank of Memphis. Mr. Smith offered the following amendment in lieu: Be it further enacted, That W. W. Jones, C. C. [[?]], A. Kenkernt, Samuel Tighe, W. O Loflisand, William R. Moore, Robert McGee, W. Clark, Jacob Miller, Wm. M Fearington, J. E. Merriman and M. T. Rider, are hereby incorporated under the name and style of the Mechanics' and Traders' Bank of Memphis, with all the rights, powers and privileges conferred upon the Bluff City Savings' Institution in this act. The amendment in lieu was adopted, and the bill, was passed on third reading Senate bill No. 224: To incorporate the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Company. Variously amended and passed on third reading, and ordered to be transmitted to the House. House bill No. 422: To incorporate the Farmers' and merchants' Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Passed on first reading. Senate bill No. 272: To charter the Knoxville and Jacksboro' Turnpike Company. Passed on second reading. HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING. No. 116: To incorporate the Union Mining Company, and for other purposes. Amended and passed. No. 301: To incorporate the Memphis Library Association and passed. No. 302: To incorporate the Memphis Home for the Homeless. Passed. No. 281: To incorporate the Memphis Mutual Insurance Company, Passed and referred to the Committee on Corporations. No. 257: to Incorporate the Nashville Savings' Institute Passed, and referred to the Committee on Banks. No. 244: To amend an act to authorize the Chattanooga Savings' Institution to remove their office to Memphis, Tennessee, passed Nov. 15, 1859. Passed. No. 245: To incorporate the Nashville Pilots' Benevolent and Relief Association. Passed No. 342. To furnish the hall of the House of Representatives with the portrait of Andrew Johnson. Passed. No. 318: To charter the Philomathean Society of Murfreesboro, Tennessee,-- Passed. No. 303: To incorporate the Merchant's Insurance Company of Memphis. Passed and referred to the Committee on Corporations. No. 214: To Incorporate the Clay Savings Institution. Passed and referred to the Committee on Banks. No. 286: To charter the Coopering Establishment of Johnsonville, Humphreys county, Tennessee and for other purposes. Passed and referred to the Committee on Cooperations. No. 277: To increase sailors' fees. Passed. Adjourned to 9 o'clock, A.M., Monday, House of Representatives. Saturday, Feb. 10, 1866.--The House was called to order at 10 o'clock. NEW BILLS By Mr. Wines: To provide for the payment of the rent of the Nashville Blind Asylum to Samuel Watson. Passed and referred to the Committee on Claims. By the same: To incorporate the White county Oil and Mining Company. Passed. By the same: To incorporate the Port Royal Oil and Mining company. Passed. By Mr. Grimmett: To incorporate the Macon and Long Fork Petroleum Mining and Manufacturing Company. Passed. By Mr. Smith of Hardeman: To change the site of Shelby county. Passed. By the same: To establish the Metropolitan Police District of Memphis. Passed and referred to the Judiciary Committee. By Mr. Elliot: For the benefit of James N. Champion, by allowing him to become a citizen of Rutherford county. Passed. By Mr. Ordway: To change the line between counties of Giles and Marshall. The bill was accompanied by a petition signed by a number of citizens. Passed. HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING. To incorporate the Mine City University of Polk County. Passed No. 479: For the relief of Eugene Mageveny. Passed. No. 474: To remove the site of Morgan County from Montgomery to Wertburg. Passed. No. 460: To authorize the city of Clarksville to fond its indebtedness. Passed. No. 483: To amend an act of incorporating the Memphis City Schools. Passed. No. 480: To amend an act changing the boundary of the town of Jackson. Passed. No. 482: To authorize the clerks of the Circuit and County Court of Shelby to keep an office at Raleigh as well as Memphis. Passed. No. 337: To consolidate the offices of Surveyor and Entry Taker of Lawrence County. A bill in lieu making the law applicable to every county in the state was adopted and passed. No. 368:For the relief of the jailor of Franklin County. Passed. On motion the House adjourned until 10 o'clock in the morning. J.G. PARKHURST, (Late pro. mar. Gen'l [[Idil]], Div. of the Tenn.,) Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office: No. 11 North Cherry Street, NASHVILLE, TENN. WILL GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO meritorious claims against the Government. dec9-3m* S. GOLLADAY, City Shoe Store, Opposite St. Cloud Hotel, No. 3 Simmons' Block, Church Street, NASHVILLE, TENN. no7-tf C. R. PARSONS & CO., (SUCCESSORS TO GRIFFITH, PARSONS, & CO., Commission and Forwarding Merchants, FREIGHT AGENTS FOR THE ATLANTIC and Great Western Railroad, giving through Bills Lading to all the Eastern cities. Agents for the Kanawha Salt Company. No. 7 College Street, Nashville, Tenn. Always in Store for sale well selected stocks of Groceries, Flour, Lard, Bacon and Grain. Advances made on Consignments of Cotton and other produce to Messrs. Gano, Parsons & Co., Cincinnati. jan12-1m CANDIDATES. For Sheriff. We are authorized to announce W. D. McNISH (known as "Buck" as a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce W. C. SHAW a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the March election. We are authorized to announce Col. W. W. FULGHUM for Sheriff of Davidson county at the ensuing March election We are authorized to announce KOSCIOS[[unreadable]] BRANCH as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing March election. oct22-[[unreadable]] County Court Judge. We are authorized to announce JOHN W. BAKER, Esq., a candidate for the office of Judge of the County Court of Davidson at the March election. We are authorized to announce W. A. GL[[unreadable]] as a candidate for County Judge. We are authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRISS as a candidate for Judge of the County Court of Davidson county at the next March election. no11-tde County Court Clerk. LINDSLEY NICHOL is a candidate for re-election (second term) to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Davidson county, at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce W. C. HALL as a candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce WRILEY W. PHILIPS a candidate for County Court Clerk of Davidson County at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce W. G. EWIN a candidate for County Court Clerk, of Davidson county, at the ensuing March election. nov1* We are authorized to announce TOM C. CRUNK a candidate for County Court Clerk of Davidson county at the ensuing March election. ide For Circuit Court Clerk. We are authorized to announce the [[unreadable]] of DAVID c. LOVE as a candidate for re-election to the office of Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson county, at the ensuing March election. dec21-td* Having been solicited by a large number of old friends and acquaintances, WILL L. FOSTER has consented to announce his name as a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson county at the ensuing March election. dec12-ide Criminal Court Clerk. At the solicitation of friends, Mr. MATT B. PILCHER has consented to become a candidate for the office of Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce JAMES HALL a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk of Davidson county at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce Mr. CHARLES E. DIGGONS as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Criminal Court at the March election. For County Trustee. We are authorized to announce THOMAS SHUTE a candidate for County trustee at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce Mr. PHINEAS GARRETT as a candidate for the office of County trustee at the March election. no7-tde We are authorized to announce Captain JOHN WILLSON, as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Trustee at the ensuing March election. oct.29-tde* For Constable. We are authorized to announce A. D. CREIGHTON as a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District, at the ensuing March election. We are authorized to announce DENNIS CONNOR as a candidate for Constable in the Thirteenth District. Revenue Collector. We are authorized to announce L. DOW WHEELER a candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson county at the ensuing March election. dec15-td We are authorized to announce WM. D. ROBERTSON, of White's Creek, a candidate for Revenue Collector, at the ensuing March election. WM. LYON & CO., NO. 45 SOUTH MARKET STREET, Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD SElected Stock of Bar and Sheet Iron, Castings, Nails, Axels, Springs, Sheet Copper, Wire, Shovels, Spades, Axes, Hoes, Coffee Mills, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Cordage, Carriage Tire and Bray Bolts, Sausage Cutters, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sash Glass, Fire, Brick and Clay, Hydraulic Cement, Wagon Timber, Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Staple Groceries. SALT. A large consignment of Salt in large and small barrels, at reduced prices. jan31-8m L.H. LANIER. WM. PHILLIPS. H.C. HENSLEY. Lanier, Phillips & Co., (LATE OF NASHVILLE, TENN.,) Wholesale Grocers AND General Commission Merchants, No. 32 VINE STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE Storage and sale of Cotton, etc, as well as to the purchase and shipment of Pork, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Clover Seed, etc., etc. jan13-3m CHARLES ROBERTSON, Baker and Confectioner, AND CANDY MANUFACTURER, 17 NORTH MARKET ST., NASHVILLE, TENN. Dealer in Cigars, Nuts, Fruits and Fancy-Articles generally. sep16-tf F. J. BITTERLICH, NO. 16 1/2 DEADERICK STREET (Over Barkhorn's Saloon,) IS NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE WORK AT his old stand on Deaderick street, (over Barkhorn's Saloon.) He does all kinds of Gun and Pistol repairing, and warrants his work. Only regular Gunmaker in the city. no17.3m GUTHRIE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton Factors, AND DEALERS IN PORK, BACON, LARD BAGGING AND ROPE, No. 17 Main St., bet. Firth and Second Sts., LOUISVILLE, KY. dec13-3m ARRINGTON & FARRAR, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING Davidson County Farms. A FARM of 25 acres, lying 12 miles from Nashville, near White's Creek Springs, on a good public road. Soil of excellent quality, watered with large never-failing springs; has a good double log house with three rooms and passage, and stone chimneys, good outhouses, orchard, etc. Indications of oil very strong. Place in fine condition. Price $1000 cash. A Beautiful Little Farm of 24 acres, 2 1/2 miles from town, on the Porter Pike. Good brick improvements, and the finest water in Davidson county. Good market farm. A FARM of 55 acres, 7 miles from the city, joining the Lunatic Asylum tract. Has a house with 4 rooms and outhouses. Good water. Price $3500. ALSO, Two other Small Tracts adjacent, of fine land. A FARM of 500 acres, 6 1/2 miles from Nashville, on the Dickerson Pike, about one half-cleared, balance heavily timbered; land very rich and well watered; two residences on it, one a good residence with six rooms and outhouses; place well enclosed. Would divide this place into small tracts if desired. Terms very reasonable. A FARM of 116 acres, 11 miles from Nashville, on Mill Creek; good land, finely watered, plenty of timber and well fenced. Has a good house with three rooms and kitchen, stable, barn, etc. A FARM of 50 acres, 4 miles from the city, on Dickerson Pike. Good land, well watered. Has on it 1500 Peach Trees and 2000 Apple Trees. Has a framed house with 7 rooms and outhouses. A Splendid Garden Farm of 32 acres, 1 mile from the city limits. It is in the highest state of cultivation. Has been used as a market garden farm for many years, and is very rich. Has on it a good brick residence. A FARM of 180 acres, 8 1/2 miles from Nashville, on the Charlotte Pike, one-half cleared, balance is good timber and well watered. Land rich; has a small house on it. Price $30 per acre. A FARM of 100 acres, 3 miles from the city, on White's Creek Pike. Has on it a good two story residence, elegant barns, stable, etc, in fine condition, good timber. A good farm. A FARM of 160 acres, very productive soil, 4 1/2 miles from Nashville, on Hydes' Ferry Pike; 100 acres cleared, balance heavily timbered. Has on it a good country residence with four rooms. Plenty of water. Would exchange for a stock of goods in the city. Thirty Acres of Rich Garden Land, two miles from the city, on the Gallatin Pike. Will sell in a body or divide it into lots. A FARM of 63 acres, 3 miles from the city, on the Clarksville Pike; 15 acres cleared, balance well timbered. Has on it a fine brick residence with six rooms, kitchen and necessary outbuildings. Plenty of good water. A FARM of 133 acres of rich soil, four miles from Nashville, on the Clarksville Pike; 100 acres cleared, balance timbered. Has on it a comfortable house with four rooms and all necessary outhouses, in good order. A FARM of 50 acres, 8 miles on the Dickerson Pike ; never-failing water. Residence with four rooms-barn,s table, etc. Price $2500. Miscellaneous Farms. A FARM of 308 acres, 8 miles from Franklin, on Harpeth river, in Williamson county; 200 acres cleared, balance well timbered. It is finely watered; has a framed residence with five rooms, kitchen and outhouses, barns, stables, corncrib, etc., enclosed with a cedar fence. Price $50 per acre, or would exchange for a city residence. A FARM OF 90 acres on the N. & C. R. R., 9 miles from the city, adjoining Antioch Station. Has on it a two story brick residence, brick outhouses, good barn, stable, etc. About 60 acres cleared, balance well timbered. Land rich. Price $12,000. A Beautiful Farm of 97 acres, adjoining the corporation of Franklin, Tenn., separated from the town by Harpeth river; beautifully located; very rich and finely improved. Price $15,000. A FARM of 627 acres of very rich land, lying on Cumberland river, about 11 miles above Clarksville, in Montgomery county; about 200 acres cleared, balance heavily timbered and abundantly watered. Most of it is river-bottom land; has a good framed house with five or six rooms and good outhouses, barns, stables, etc. Price $25 per acre. A FARM of 375 acres, 3 miles above Gallatin, on the Cole's Ferry Pike; very rich soil; one-half cleared, balance heavily timbered and finely set in blue grass; finely watered. Has a brick residence with eight rooms and good outhouses, finely enclosed. Price $50 per acre. A FARM of 500 acres, six miles from Nashville, on Hyde's Ferry Pike; 150 acres cleared, balance well timbered. Good water on every part of the tract. A substantial house and good new outhouses, barns, stables, etc. Price $40 per acre. A FARM of 300 acres, one mile from Carthage, Tenn; 150 acres of river-bottom land, 200 acres cleared, balance heavily timbered and well watered. Good brick residence with six large rooms, brick kitchen, etc. Price $30 per acre. ALSO, Two Splendid Cotton Farms near West Point, Georgia, on Chattahoochee river, in Chambers county, Ala.; one of 1000 acres, and the other of 1400 acres. Each place has on it mules and stock sufficient for the farm, and provisions for one year, to be sold with the place-all on good terms. We also have a large number of COTTON FARMS in NORTH ALABAMA and other SOUTHERN STATES to LEASE OUT for the present year, on good terms, with stocks, cotton seed, and provisions already on them, and hands already employed. We also have FOR SALE a large amount of EDGEFIELD PROPERTY, Houses and Lots and Country Residences, From the small cottage at $1500 to the stately mansion worth $25,000. ALSO, A large number of HOUSES and LOTS in Nashville and vicinity, at almost any price a person could wish. We have FOR LEASE, One of the best and most productive Farms in the State, lying on the Tennessee river, close to the N. & O.R.R.; it contains 350 acres-200 acres heavily timbered; 75 acres of the cleared land in clover and timothy. An arrangement can also be made to cut the timber. For any or all of the above, call on ARRINGTON & FARRAR, Agents, No. 68 Public Square, Next Door North of the City Hotel jan28-tf EVANS, FITE & CO., Nashville, Tenn. Evans, Gardner & Co., NEW YORK. T.W. EVANS, late of EVANS & CO. W.H. EVANS, late of EVANS & CO. WM. PORTER, late of EVANS & CO. THOS. D. FITE, late of FITE, SHEPHERD & CO. R.C. GARDNER, late of GARDNER & CO. H.B. BUCKNER, late of GARDNER & CO. R.W. JENNINGS, late with GARDNER & CO. EVANS, FITE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS VARIETIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS. WE WILL SAY TO THE TRADE THAT WE ARE now receiving and opening, and intend to keep at all times, the largest and best assorted Stock of Goods Ever kept in this city, which we are determined to offer to the trade as low as can be purchased in any market. Having a House in New York city, we import directly all Foreign, and purchase from Manufacturers all Domestic Goods; and proposing to do a STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, We feel prepared to compete with any market. We solicit from Merchants visiting this city an examination of our stock, and believe that they can save both time and money by purchasing from us. EVANS, FITE & CO. No. 4 Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn. dec10-tf KLINE & SHERMAN, Druggists and Pharmacists, MASONIC TEMPLE, CHURCH STREET, (Between Cherry and Summer,) NASHVILLE, ------ TENN. HAVING RECENTLY SECURED THE MOST extensive rooms in the Masonic Temple, we have spared no care and expense in arranging the same as a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. Our facilities are complete for preparing Medicines, with neatness, correctness and dispatch. We now have on sale- Extra Havana Cigars, Extra Virginia Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pure French Brand, (Vintage Proprietor,) Old Jamaica Rum, Pure Holland Gin, Pure Sherry Wind, (Crown,) at KLINE & SHERMAN'S. Elegant Toilet Setts, at KLINE & SHERMAN'S. Imported Soaps, Brushes, Cosmetics, Hair Oils, etc. Handkerchief Extracts, at KLINE & SHERMAN'S. A full and complete stock of PURE DRUGS, at KLINE & SHERMAN'S. no26-tf Ice! Ice! Ice! WE HAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE Six Thousand Tons of Pure Lake Ice WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, EITHER per ton, car or barge load, at very low rates. The Market House Ice Depot is now open for the retail trade. LAKE KINGSTON ICE COMPANY, Office No. 5 North College street. jan30-3m Fine Residence and Farm FOR SALE. LYING 2 1/4 MILES FROM THE CITY, ON THE Nashville and Louisville Railroad, containing sixty acres, between the Gallatin and Dickerson Pikes. A neat Brick House, excellent Barn, Stables, Corn-crib, good Olstern, a never-failing Well, and no waste Land. 2000 tons of manure have been spread and ploughed in during the summer and fall. A fine chance for Gardeners. Apply to ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH, Real Estate Agents jan21-2w Wood-Turning, Wood-Turning ED. B. CARTER, PRACTICAL WOOD-TURNER at J.W. McCullough's Carpenter Shop, corner Vine and Line streets, Nashville, Tenn. will give prompt attention to all orders from Carpenters and Stair-builders. Job Work done with neatness and dispatch, and at reduced prices. Satisfaction in all kinds of wood-turning guaranteed. Address Ed. B. Carter, Box 982, Nashville, Tenn. jan23-3m* M.A. PARRISH & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND Forwarding Merchants, Fronting on College and Market streets, South of Broad, Nashville, Tenn., HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES; Comprising a full assortment, which we will sell at the lowest price, and to which we invite the attention of the Trade generally. BACON, LIQUORS AND SALT Constantly on hand. WE HAVE NOW IN STORE, RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT: 1000 Bales Hay 1000 Sacks Corn, 1000 Sacks Oats, 1000 Sacks Bran. We attend promptly to the forwarding of Merchandise to all points, and to storage and sale of Cotton, and all kinds of Produce. Consignments Respectfully Solicited. Liberal advances made on Consignments. M.A. PARRISH & CO., College and Market streets, south of Broad. [G.,U.] jan19 B.S. HAMILTON M.L. CARTWRIGHT B.S. HAMILTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 25 Church Street, (Sign of the Elk Horns,) NASHVILLE............TENN., HAS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE ABOVE business MARK L. CARTWRIGHT, Who respectfully solicits the patronage of hi many friends and acquaintances, and flatters himself that, with his long experience in the business he will be able to give general satisfaction. The style of the firm will remain as heretofore, B.S. HAMILTON. IN STORE AND FOR SALE LOW: 50 barrels Yellow Sugars, different grades; 15 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars; 30 barrels A and B Coffee Sugars; 50 sacks prime Rio Coffee; 5 sacks Old Gv't Java Coffee; 5 sacks Mocha Coffee; 380 lbs. choice Green and Black Teas; 150 barrels Extra Family Flour; 2500 lbs. Sugar Cured Hams; 1500 lbs. Dried Beef; 20 barrels N.O. Molasses; 25 1/2 bbls. Molasses; 25 kegs Golden Syrup; 1000 lbs. Cod Fish; 50 boxes Cheese; 25 bbls. Butter Crackers; 100 cases Cove Oysters; 15 cases Sardines 100 packages Mackerel; 50 boxes Palm and Rosin 50 boxes Star Candles; Soap; 50 boxes Tallow Candles; 30 tierces Lard; 25 kegs Lard. Together with Figs Raisins, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, etc.; Logwood, Brooms, Buckets, Fresh Fruits, Brandy Fruits, Matches, Blacking, Pepper Sauce, Caisup, Pickles, Preserves, and many other articles too numerous to mention, all of which are offered as cheap as the cheapest. B.S. HAMILTON. LIQUORS. 25 barrels Simon Crow's White Wheat Whisky, very fine; 25 barrels Old Bourbon Whisky; 25 barrels Robertson County Whisky; 10 bbls. New York Brandy; 10 bbls. Holland Gin; 10 barrels Jamaica Rum; 1 cask superior Cog- 10 baskets fine Champagne nac Brandy; Wind; 20 Cases Catawba Wine. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. I invite especial attention to my stock, consisting in part of the following favorite brands: "Trotting Club" Cigars, "Seventy-Six" Cigars, Cervantes Cigars, Washington Cigars, La Uva Cigars, Henry Clay Cigars. "Medoc" Chewing Tobacco, Edwards' Chewing Tobacco, Rob Roy Chewing Tobacco, Navy Chewing Tobacco, Bright 10's Chewing Tobacco, and various other brands, which we are determined to sell very low. B.S. HAMILTON, No. 25 Church street. jan18-3m
