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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DR.. MsLane's Yermifuge.-This celebrated rene
dy is university acknowledged the best medicine erer
discovered tor expelng from the human body The
following but Of the thousands oFoluntary certificates
that have been giver in testimony Gifts efficacy
IT ffEfF GILEAp, Ohio, March Is 1851
MsssRs j. KIDb Co II tsSe plea sure in Informing YOU
that have used bfsof your ceiehrated Worm Spec
&c with decidedly good effect and wond Ike have some
more oft could sell quantity here Ii YOU send it
30 me, will sell il wiih0 any charge for my trouble as
there are bat few physicians here.
Il u GEORGE wAGGONER
DIR, j. p. DromsoOIe's superior Eye Water.-
This Universal and never falling specific for all grades Of
SORE EYES is offered TO the public medicine worthy
their entire confidence and appreciation never fails even
cases Of TN YsARs standing be easily aud speedily
cured VIII cure 80 in 400 cases. VIII relieve the most
inVeerate cases whether recent long standing running
or dry The most puruen opihalna or Inflammation Of
the yield at once to this truly astonishing medicine
Thousands Of cases have been cured BY it. and numerous
Certificates are now ia The bands Of the Proprietor making
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One bottle viii hall dozen cuse no matter how Sc
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Price only % cents. Just try it Frequently two or three
applications viii cure common case.
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Ned
icme Store College street and by Druggists generally.
noy2--dIw ..
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"a I be Banner calls upon rs to do him 1pronlpt
and full justice with our readers by frankly with
drawing the unl6unded charge we have made
against him in the matter Of CooLEY's speech We
have made no charge against our neighbor but
what we think we can fully sustain. Let US see ::
We charged the Banner with publishing the ''worst
portions Of CooLEYs pot-house eiusion, mot only
without one word Of honest rerrobation Gifts senti-
ment' but evidently in spirit of qualification over
ITS Incorporate abuse" Our nrighhor docs not
coniroyert the last part Of this Charge He files
his exceptions to that portion of i which charges
him with Publishing The worst portions" In our
article, We said that CooLEY had alluded to the
President in the most indecent aud revolving Ian
guage' that he had denounced linn as the 0asso.
cate OF rowdies bandits and partzans pugilists -
"A black hearted aud ungrateful traitar-eilb rate
county court treacherous petifogger of New Hap,n-
shire who has covered himself with iDCa,nv -
DC These we considered as being "the worst nor
tons OF CooLEY speech. We sim think so W.
think that when it is said Of the President o., fine
United States that he is the associate Of ro,r3js,
and bandits-a J'ack hearted frat5,.-o treqcLero,s
ettJcgger man who has corered himself ,ril
datamy-the acOrst is said that can be said. The
man who Is 50 degraded has iathomed ''the lowest
deep OF human degradation Now let rs see If
the Banners extracts do not contain all the iniama
Gus charges we have quoted
We make the following extracts from the leading
article IN the Banner of the 9th
If however he 0he PresilenO chooses TO sink
the high dignity Of his exalted position down to the
low level Of DLAc6eUARDs, short BOYS, RowD1Es. pr
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FoIcE OF THE SoUTH-"Most of the elections II
/ the Southern States during the present year" re-
marks the New York Courier, "were held tor
early to be much affected by the free soil ailiation:
of the PIERCE Administrations The policy of thai
Administration now unbllshingly aVowed by the
l-GUrnRR letter and the removal of BRoNsoN, has
not been fully developed until within the last few
weeks. But even what had been done before. APP
pears to have had powerful influence in the Geor-
gia elections. Look at the following PIERcE' ma
jonty over SoORT 1900 Wing gain in one yea,
only Il, 943. Had BRoNsoN been removed a few
weeks earlier, where would have been the 34s
majorityl Trae IThg.
The result in Georgia, although the majority for
Governor was small looked good deal like a sub.
stantial democratic triumph. The democrats elect
ed all but two of the Members of Congress-, aud
about thirty majority in the Legislature. .fI
I" Had BRoNsON been removed few weeks ear
Her" perhaps the 34S majority would have been
multiplied by about twenty We reason from the
results in Maryland and Mississippi lately chron-
cled by the True Fhig. The result in Mississippi,
announced in the same number Of the TVAig which
contained the above extract, will do very well to
repeat in connexion with that extract, as comment
upon it:
JACKSON Miss, Nov ll-The Democratic ticket
is elected by from 5 to 10000 majority.
Mr.. Barksdaie (deln) is elected to Congress for
the State at large by heavy majority
In the first district, Wright the regular democra
TIC nominee is supposed to be elected over Nabers.
In the second district, Barry the regular nominee
is elected over Wilcox
In the third district Singleton. the regular (deml
nominee is elected over McClung, (w.)
In The fourth district, Harris dem is elected
without opposition. The democrats have made
large gains in the Legislature, and secured decd-
ed majority over Foote and the wings.
The taste which dictated the publication of the
FIRST extract above in the sane paper which con-
tanned the second an item of news, is certainly
very Detllliar
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gB Col. Benton, in letter t, the people OF
Missouri, reenorces his previous arguments in ia
vor OF what Is designated the central route for the
Pacific Railway. He regards the early settlement
of Nebraska Terratory, its organization by Congress
and the establishment of the most liberal pre-emp.
ton principle within its borders, great national
object that is called for a military point of
view, as consolidating her settlement on both sides
OF the Rocky Mountains, and furnishing the vol
nteers to defend, in case Of emergency, our Pacific
possessions. lie states that Nebraska is already
dlsembarrassed of Indian tte,-the greater portion
free of all Indian claim to the islands To the or
gan!zalon of this Territory he promises his earnest
attention in the approaching Congress
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eaasrs, asslBLEIss nn5skARps, end Political ittk-s
s'ers &e. lie m,st expect 10 belCofsed epol lnl-
~ 81 iscel With lie con,pan;os.s lie CHOOSES
fof his ass,cistes-s
sThe Office Of President Of the United States, nor
any Office in the ai.tprte President, cannot d Itself
make Respectable aeho chooses 10 cag % and
tissoeiots aedh rosces dSoIaaIaize5s 6ag,dits aud
patisan ia.GLiss. Nor can IL make an HONEST man
OF one w - natural aiae 81 s- own voliiis,sa
a BLACK HEARTED AND UNGRAfHFUL
TRAITOR
"RLat Is the secret Of tbs high handed outrage
% President Pierce accom- anied by The viturefa-
live and shameless tiiisve Of Insult yei5ar''y and
coarssRess hurled from the office OF the Secretary
81 the Treasury at gEe uaolendag bead 81 tie C3l-
lrcter as fell INTO the Judas lsraiiot basket or bag
81 John Van Buren,, By command ofayttt rdts eoan-
1b cont tfeaclsrous 7'eff}d9yer Of AeD Ba"pshrs'
who BY accident simply Happened toreaeti an eHa
ted position ONLY 10 DISGRACE IT AMI CIV En-
HIMSELF WITH lNFAMYl' u s.s .s,l,.....
When the Banner can de'ly having published al
Of these extracts, can with zone sort Of reason,
eau upon us 10 doit prompt and fall justice WITH
our readers" by Withdrawing the charge we have
made against il, Unl then we respectfully beg to
he excused. 81
If the Banner does not consider the passages here
quoted as the ''worst portions" of CooLEYs speech,
~ iSStih Sltlttu 10 no CFeul( lOf not having puD-
hshed other portions because, according to its own
confession, it published all of the speech which had
come into its possessionl If credit is due to any
one (Which we deny for expurgating certain pas
sages from the parts Of the speech published in the
Banner, that credit belongs to the New York Err
press, and not to the Nashville Runner. 1t was
only after our structures upon the Bannes course in
tins matter, that our neighbor came across other
other portions Of the speech, and was ''enabed 10
appreciate the deoaey and considateness Of the New
York paper from which he copied We doubtnot our
neghbor would give something very handsome
is dagnerreotype for instance) if the 'careful ex
purgatons ofhis New York contemporary had been
a little more extensive. - - If ~
While we cannot retraet any charge we have
made against our neighbor in this natter we take
pleasure in giving him credit for being heartily
ashamed of having published any portions of Coo
LEY's speech-for that Is very evident. By-and-by
under well considered structures, our neighbours
taste will become greatly improved.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
November Rules, 1888.
oRIGNALBILL

ORIGINAL BILL
VIM Meadow and others.
ON motion of the Complainant. and appearing 10 The
~ CLERK and Master from the BID hed IA the cise that
William ) McAdow, John H0lway and wife Folly Heary
Young John Young W lillian + Mears aDd wife EiizabetH
Richard p Dszer and wife Julia Ann and Elizabeth Al
lev. Julia Ann. Henry, Nancy and John r. children and
heirs Of Margaret Dozier Decd dsfendants are nouei
deuts Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary pro-
eessof the law cannot be served Oh the D. Therefore i IS
ordered that publication be made Of ths order IN tie Nash
vile Union and American newspaper published in The
city Of Nashville Stale OF tennessee for three successive
weeks between This ad the next OF the Chacery
Court at Woodbury., Cannon county. requiring tLem 10
make their personal appearance the touri House m The
town OF Woodbury. Thursday alter the fourth Monday
in March next sJ4 before the Honorable the CLancery
Court then and there 10 plead deiur 70 cia
Plsinanis bill tie will be taken fUr confessed rs 10
them. aud set down for hearing &c garte
noyl4-w5w printers fee 81 7 C. WOOD. C. a ~
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e3s@ The inaugural address of Governor John
son Is copied at length by the Northern Demo-
cratic Press and pronounced the most scientific and
able State paper which has ever yet etnanated from
State officer since the foundation of the gov
ernment-B 0lirar Democrat
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
nOUEE MORNING SESSION.

/ The House met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. MAYHEM
! Mr.. SMTn, of Davidson presented petition from
the citizens OF Davidson praying for the protection
OF Wool growers against the depredations o
dogs dc.
Mr. Cooke, chairman of the Judiciary committee
reported on several bills which had been referred to
that committee t-f
Mr.. MORRIS, of WAYNE chairman of the commit
tee OF Pubic Land, reported on several bills which
had been referred to that committee
Mr.. BULLEN introduced resolution proposing TO
raise an additional committee, on public Itoads aud
Highways
Ar. HEBG introduced resolution on the subject
OF the State Capitol &c
Mr. TRAVIS introduced a bill to repeal Sect lst
9th and l4yh, passed 1885; read first time and
passed s
Mr. Phillips introduced bill to repeal the first
SECTION OF an act passed 10th January 1874; read
hfst time aud passed ~.
Mr. LANE, introduced bill to Increase the Reye-
hue of this State 81; read first time and passed
Mr.. MABRY. Of Knox, introduced a bill TO en-
courage the Agriculture and Mechanic Arts: read
first lime, passed and referred
Mr.. INN introduced bill to incorporate the
Dover Female Academy; read first time
A resolution was taken up fixing the time for the
election OF an Attorney General for the fourth Judi
alcIrcut Mr. Hart moved 20 strike out the 18Th
November and insert the 4th Of December, which
was agreed TO, and the resolution passed
The House then adjourned until Monday morn
ing, 10 o'clock. .
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u IMAGES FOR FAILING Upon AN Icy SIDEWALK
AT lillisborough, New Hampshire, VIM. w. Nor
IE o6tmneda verdict Of S23G against the city of
Sla'n I ior injuries caused Icy his falling down
upon the icy sidewalks Of that civ and breng his
leg The court ruled that sidewalks ought to be ms
sale Tor passengers on foot as highways Cor other
TaveE that It was not Necessary for the plantf 10
owe that the city knew Of the slippery places bnt
1t was their duty to know of and take an nponar
m cans for their removal The defence ATTEMPTED
to show that ram or snow iella day or two before
and that it was impossible TO keep the streets fTs1
beng slippery.
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CTEAMERE. HOWARD.

Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-Weekly Steam
Packets.
ALE0NIA ............. .........C CAPT. JAMES MILLER
SALLIE WEST .................. CAPT j. V THRoop
II ME above splendid steamers will CON- {f9z72 n
Il their regular trips the first ssYttsSaS1
risein Cumberland River, and continue in
the trade during the leaving Nashville and St Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday at NJ For freight pas.
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations. apply 10
move a HAMILTON Agent
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MISS JULIA DEix-Miss Bremer,in her Homes
Ia the New World, allgdes to this popular actress
IN the following manner While at Mobile, Miss
Bremer says:
In the evening went to the theatre, TO which I
was invited by the theatrical manager. who bad the
pohteness to place box at my disposal during my
stay IN the city. | saw anus ny little piece cal
led Jenny Lind in Heidelberg" which was per-
formed with much humor and was greatly pleased
with another piece 'fhe Daughters Of the Stars.
N which young and gifted actress, Miss Julia
Dean, caused me, to my surprise, 10 shed tears |
have never seen any acting in which so much pa
thos was combined with 50 much freshness and truth
Of nature, since ] saw Jenny Lind at the theatre at
Stockholm. So have been repeatedy at
the theatre, and always amused by the young and
promising actress, Miss d. / met her one eve
ming, with number OF others Of the theatrical com
hany, at Miss lie Vert's They all appeard agreea-
Bile and well-bred people; and young Miss d. was
more beautiful in a room than on the stage and as
modest in dress and demeanor as any of the young
Puritans Of New England, She is accompanied by,
or rather she accompanies her father, who also is
an actor of merit 1t is evident that actors in the
New World take higher position ia society than
lAey have yet done in Europe.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADELPnI THEATRE.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing the frst sp
pearanee Of the celebrated american Artist
MRS FARRES
who viii sustain her favoriie charafer Of Mrs BEVERLY
Which exquisite PRESERVATION has received the kig hest e
nendaiion Of the Public and the Press al The principal
cities of the United States.
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER u, 1883,
Whlb performed the admired Tragedy Of
THE CANISTER.
To conclude with the Nautical Drama Of
BLA CK-EYED SUSAN
Susan. ...-.........-.........Mrs. COLEMAN POPE.
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s7g-Bcx Office open frpm . A. NJ 10 Il NJ; and from,
10 :. p. NJ, the seats nav be secured
PRICE OF ADAISSfON--Box and Pargueite : cents,
Second Tier 50 cents Second Tier second class 80 cts
CoOred K, 50 cents; Colored Gallery Is ceBts
Doors open at 81 Performance to commence at :
O'Clock.
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~ A mistake occurred in our report of Friday
November /. We say Mr. SMITH, OF Davidson
ntrudnced ball for the benefit Of the poor and UNI
fortunate. We should have said Mr. CLEMoXs of
DAVIDSON. REPORTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-13

BoUNDLESS WEALTH is not half 50 valuable as that
great earthly blessing health which a both far aud near
are soeager in pursuit of
THE GRAVE with all its terors and unknown realities
to which We all rapidly tending should be postponed
50 far as lies within the powerof man and medicine.
THOUSANDS OF BEINGS eould easily have their lives
prolonged by resotg to the proper remedies One now
offered which will relieve nearly all Female complaints and
Irregularities if only used and that medicine is .Droon.
goodies Female Bitters"
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In County Court at SmiihsiiIe, TeBnessee.
EOVeh Der Term, 1893.
: A BILL


\
Alfred Gwna ct ais
TN this appearing the County Court DsK slS
4 county from the bill which is sworn To- that Alfred
tiwinn and wife Ann N. Gwnn defendants are non-resi-
dents Of tins STATE that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served them Ii is therefore ordered BIZ the
American, newspaper published IN the city 0f Nashville
Tennessee, for three weeks recurring sand de-
PENDANTS apasr the Court House IN the town Of Smith
VILE county Of Dekalb Tennessee. tie first Monday in
January 1854 then and the esd deiGay
eOuplainauts bill the viii be taken Tor confessed,
and set for hearing BrFte 70 them.
novl5-w3w-prin fee g. W. J. lSBELL, Cisfk-
CentTevilfe, Tennessee, November Term, 1853
Daniel C. Io''y' ct al PETITION rosu11.Sp
Thos j. Jones, ct al.
heirs Of Daniel Underlill, decd
this appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of The Court
that Thomas J. Jones aud Minerva bis WIFE and jas. e.
Nall mud Naomi hiss wife nonresdens OF the Sfase Of
Tennessee II is Therefore ordered by e Court that
Clerk Oi this Court make Publication ~ tbs Nashville Union
aud American, newspaper published IN the cliy 1t Nash
ville for three weeks requiring said da'ndans
TO appear al the December Term. le 81 this Court, and
plead answer denB 10 said FeiIiiou or The same Wbe
taken for confessed aud set r eafnger pfs 70 Them
ROvi4--wsw printers fee 81 ,. d. LASLEl, Ciers
+ AIDES, BONNET BOxES.-WE HAVE
i received another LOT or LADIES' SUPERIOR
BONNET BOXES. kAAAOh ChOhb
nOvis q Collfge street.
rrHE ANERICA.-THES IA "a
1 vorife Passenger and Freight steamer. y = rsi9f4
now at Suithland has been thuror ghiy 77=-zzta
Daed the past summer ADD VIII Resume her regular rDs
lDdsr The command Of tapt Jsesx JOHsoN between tins
port and New Orleans on The rt me Of watsr and con-
niue nc the season IS closed F0rfreight or sssage an
,iy to JOHNSOS& WEAVER 81
novl2 Agents.
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HiscELLssr:
tLrsr nNEs Ar ILL.,

Ais-sO!a Ealks at Msbe"
Away on the banks of liies bright river,
Par far away
T1iere siif NV heart be turning ever.'
There's where the biest ones ST az
All through Ihs vale ofsin and sorrow, q s4 Il
Sadly lroam,
sfi oBgnglaT tse dawn Of the nsSrroRr, zsss,-s.s
And for tle bieSt ut home.
All wiihant j. dsIk and dreary,
EiergwheTe nam, Ukff4f II ~
Oh broflleis mo / any lesrt grows weary, = -
Signing FOR ths blest ones at home.
Through ali eartl,'s sunny scenes waader'd
In foulii's CAV morn rz.
How many precious h,ars fye squandered,
How many mefcies seorneds $50
When seeking sans decisive pleasures,
Wieiched was T.
Bat now my heart has found its treasure TX
There with the blest ones on high
Ali without is dark, &c
One hour IS forever bringing
Memories Of love; p 1E 81
Twas when my sigos were changed TO singing
Oi the bleSt ones aboge. -
hen shall see my saviour leigning
On his white throne?
When viii be hrshed my hearts complaining,
There with tie best ones al holne
All TIL thea is dark and dreary,
Everywhere roam; Ia
Oh. brothers how my heart grows weary,
SighingfOr the blest ones at home.
II
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NEW BOOKS.

Miss Bremers Homes Of the New World. Impressions
of America Translated by Mary Hewitt vols IL mo.
On Civil Liberty ard SefgOveTnuent By Francis Lisb-
eT, l. L. ID.
Barnes Notes on Daniel.
The Second War with England BIZ J. T Headley
Life Ofthe Right Hon Edmund burke. By James Pry-
OF. Esq.
Fun JOttingz or. Laughs / haze taken Pen o. By
" p. Willis
Life Of the Rev, Adonirara JudsOn, D. D By gaacis
Wayand. vols. Emo
Men aud Things as saw them in Europe. By Rirxan.
The Underground Mail Ageat. b. vtdi Win llus.
tratiOns
'All not Gold that Gltiers
The Little drummer Books for Children
Wide wide World-an Illustrated edition
For sale by g. HAGAN,
noyi5 Market srest
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ING CHEWING TOBBCCO. THIS TOBAC.
IL is far superior other use being the
pures Eind without any mixture adulterason
article in the southern country and only wants ral
make become universally used The only place tIH be
found in Nashville sat LYONS & co,
nOvI3 lg Cedar street
DRANDIES, WINES. &s-AI4SU JUST RE-
ID eeyed several ar,er and tighta casks the pures
French Brandes " ines and Liquors Of ala descriptipu
We have aso just received lew cases og the celebrated
Scheidham SehnaPs. We respectfully invite the usTee-
ton Of country and city dealers LYONS a co.
nOvi5 No. lqs Cedar 10.
CIGARS! CIGARS I---JJST RECEIVED
fne and large assortment f II AVANA CIGARS
hiss been in Nashville PTeise call and examine
for yourselves, for sale either wholesale retail at
nOvlP. LYONS & CO. 10 Cedar Il.
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CuRGICAL INsrKuMENTS.-TH w

CURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.-THE IN
y dersigned have just received large assortment Of Sur
geal Instruments consisting part the following kinds
viz:
Dissecting instruments; TrePanning instruments;
ScariiealOrs Pocket do Of various
Laneets STYLES and prices
SPeculam; Abdominal supporters;
Enema Apparatus; Ear SpeeuaH.
TOnSil Instruments Pate Catsic tor womb:
Ampusiing SAWS Pocket Case and Walls;
Nuva Scissors; Shoulder Braces;
Extra and second quality ForerDs. Mouth Mirrors.
Cases Of Dental Instruments; Impression CUPS &c &c
We invite the attention Of Physicians and Students %
The examination oft above Instruments all Of which are
from the best manufacturers aud viii be sold small adj
vance upon cost b STRETCH ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Corner College and Union
streets.
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nor MEMPHIS ANDNEW Or sss1@ 2
II LEANS-The splendid light dranght q TsIp7ifsaS
passenger steamer REPUBLIC, CoRBnT -
Master will leave here Thursday the 10Th nst at o.
clock p NJ connecting at Cairo with the fine passenger
steamer JOHN SIMPSON for Memphis and New Orleans,
A. HAMILTON, -,
novq A. l. DAVIS Aseh'S'
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Tor SALE. a sMALL Farm OF FIFTY-

LNOK SALE.-A SMALL Farm OF FIFTY
Il two acres, about mikes from Nashville The SprBg
field Pike Il has beautiful building site nlme lately o.
theTunpike and the land swell adapted r gar eng puF
poses gazing &c; half Of which eaciosa with
good postand plank fence and sufficient quantity % Ce-
dar rails the premises fence Cue balnc which viii
sold credit of one and two years far Loes pavahls in
bank, with approved security drawing inere from date
Fur further particulars apply u X A. BALLOWE
uOyi3 Gen AGENT
DAN AWAY FROM THE SUHSCRI- 81
III Der Willy, light coiored boy about thirty ~
i've years Of ags he is about five feet eleven inches
high, thin vissge, sIllow, grum look NJ
viii give 50 reward secured in any Jail i this STATE
iiftv in any out Of the State.
uOvi3-Inw* " f. GOODRICH
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LYONS n co.
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
baccO, and ali kinds of Foreign Wises,
Liquors, etc.
ING CHEWING TOBBCCO. THIS TOBAC.

No 10 CzD,R STREET Nashville
Country orders respectfully solicited and puueiuay
tended tn