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CANDIDATES .
FOR SUFRIrP

FOR SHERRY.
I've are authorized to announce L. W. FusssL. a
candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
Es We authorized to announce JOSH X EDxoxpsoN
candidate for the Sherifialty Of Davidson county
give are authorized to announce ExocH CUSNNsHAM
as candidate for Sheriff al the ensuing election
sH-W We authorized to announce WILLIAM LUTON as
aeanddae for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the ensuing
election.
:s5-We are authorized to announce F. B. BIeLEY as q
candidate for sheriff, at the ensuing collection.
CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
We are authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS as
candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing election
~ We authorized TO announce FELIX K CHEArHAN
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election.
.sWe authorized to announce lsAAcM JONES can
tdats for County Court Clerk at the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
~ We authorized to announce JOHN RAINS for
reelection as County Trustee at the ensuing election
~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS SUMNER
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
~ We are authorized TO announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson at the March election.
t We are authorized TO announce the name of w. K.
HUNTER (Coecior) candidate for Trustee Davidson
county at the next March elections.
sS We are authorized TO announce the name of ISAAC
HgSTER, ESQ., candidate fer County Trustee of the
next March election
.N We are authorized to announce the name of VIII
LIS d. ROBERTSON candidate for Justice of the Peace
in the Nashville District at the ensuing MarcL election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce Csc. b. GOODWIN
candidate for Magistrate in the Nashville District at the
next March Election. ljanle-td
az We are authorized to announce w L. BARRY as
acanddae for election to the office of Magistrate the
ensuing March election.
.8y We are authorized to announce GREENWOOD PAYNE
Esq as candidate for County Trustee the March Elee
nol (jan22 81
~ We are authorized to announce II c. MARCEL
candidate Tor justice OF the Peace in the Nashville District
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THE WONAN's BIIJ-ITs DEFEAT

In our paper of the 18th ulumo we called the at
1eption Of our readers to the fact that there was
pending before the present Legislature Bill, which
had for its object the better securment to married
women and their children of property which may
have been acquired by them or devised to them pre-
viously or subsequently, to marriage. Mr.. Sykes
the talented and generous-hearted Representative
from Marry was the author of the bill We gave
its provisions, remarking, that we believed from
their intrinsic Justice, that they would commend
themselves to the appreciation of all right thinking
and right feeling men. The bill was substantially
the same as that introduced, some few sessions
since by the able Representative from this county,
E. Cooper, ESQ. By reference to the proceedings
Of the House for Tuesday morning last we see that
the bin has been indefinitely postponed, the vote
being on the postponement ayes, A; noes, %. At
this result we are not surprised though we confess
TO feeling of modification, that law so benef-
cent in the objects which it proposed so conserva
tive of domestic happiness and peace so protective
of the lust rights of the weaker sex, should have
been thus defeated by the assembled ,Usdon1 of the
State In no ironical sense, we may, with truth,
exclaim with Mr.. Burke. "The Age OF Chivalry is
gone.
1t is to be hoped, however that thefriends of wo-
mans rights TO h property will relax not their efforts
in her behalf until the millenal day of her olsen
thrallment from present wrongs and oppression
shall dawn, ushering in for her sex that ''bettor
time" which, sooner or latter we believe 1cjH come.
In the mean time, Woman's thanks are due, and
sare gratefully given, to Mr. Sykes and his faithful
.colaborers in her goody cause.-SheByeiRe Expos
dior
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HOW TO WASH LACE.

Tine following mode of washing laces we find in
all exchange, and re-publish it for the benefit CT
our fair gesdeTs:
WASH TSrT5 OWN LACEs.-The difficulty of get
ting lace washed right especially out of a great
city, is very great. Every lady, therefore should
know how to wash her own thread lace. If any
fair reader is ignorant of this art we can teach her
in a very few words Let her first rip off the lace
carefully pick out the loose bits of thread and roll
the lace very smoothly and securely round clean
black bottle previously covered with old white lin
en-, sewed tightly on. Tack each end of the lace
with a needle and thread to keep it smooth; and be
careful in wrapping not to crumPle or fold in any
of the scallops pearlngs. After it is the bot
.Ile'take of the best sweet oil and with a clean
sponge wet the lace thoroughly to the Utmost folds
Have ready in a wash-kettle, a strong cold lather
of clear water and white CASTLE soap Fill the bot
tie with cold water to prevent its bursting cork it
well and stand it upright in the suds, with string
round the neck secured 10 the or handle of the
kettle, to prevent its knocking about and breaking
while over the FIRE Let it boil in the suds for an
hour or more till the lace is clean and white all
through. Drain of the suds, and dry it on the
bottle in The sun. When dry, remove the lace
from the bottle and roll it round a wide ribbon
block; or lay it in long folds place it within sheet
of smooth white paper, and press it in large book
for few DAYS
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HuNrsv1LLE. Oct. 20, 1853.
THE KOLIANS.
SAM HoUsToS
E. W. Bush, ESQ.

The concert of this company, on Tuesday night,
was handsomely attended, and the singing, dancing
and music were equal to the best our citizens have
ever heard-and they have listened to all the most
celebrated Etheopean bands in the country Messrs.
DrAvEs, WILSON, SARGENT, FOSTER, and BRowN, are
excellent singers and exhibit high degree OF talent
on the various instruments on which they perform
Nj. DEAvEs' poor dog Tray" was exquisite. VAN
LEW and Brown are masters of the dancing art,
while La PETITE ABILENE delights and astonishes
al beholders Mr. MooRE's performances on the
Flute were very fine. But the novelty OF the eve
ming, as we thought was the Violin Duett by
RIYEBoLp and KNEELASD 1t was truly remarka
BILE and ingenious performance. Uncle Toms
Cabin, the after piece, rather lame affair and
was entirely wanting in the wit and humor which
graced the other parts of the evenings entertain
rnent. The singing dancing, music, and repartees
however, were such as to make it impossible for
dull conclusion TO put the audience in bad humor
Tonight, the 1Eolians give another concert with
change of programme. See advertisement and
bills
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SWISS BELL RINGERS"

We are soon to have these celebrated performers
among us again. The agent was in this city yes
terday, and from him learn that the citizens Of
Nashville will have the pleasure of listening to the
"Be Ringers" on Wednesday evening next. We
need not say TO our city readers that their music
as as delightful as it is unique. The company gave
several concerts here last year. and remembered
with pleasure by all who heard them. Their
diences on their return will be both large and fash
innnhla
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A WARNING.
" II. ~. OIIOOi To uItUu NtT'
jan. d&w.


Delay not; harbOr not in your mind that OF
fools philosophy, that disease will get well of ITSELF
that it with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why Will We persist dosing
with the ty ndseating compounds daily proered there
by mparng your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically, when you be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines?
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why will We suffer
and repme and drag out miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyment and ordinary pursuits of lifeg You
who thus annoyed and wish be restored health and
vgor by treatment pleasant and eecua should
consult Dr. NORRIS His in chronic diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician of mis- day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease or
sequences resulting from have been restored to
health and vigor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be objectionable your
disease in writting-enclose five doars-address Dr. W
H. MORRIS, through the PostOfce, Nashville Tenn and
spackage of medicines. securely put up viii be pr
vately and with dispatch, full directions Herewith and
questions asked
Persons living at distance and afflicted with Scrofuls
Old Ulcers, letter Cancers Piles FistaLl in 4a5 Grags
Structures GeSt any disease whatever Of an aggrava-
ted malignant charter be cured at home by consult
ing DR. MORRIS, by letter post paid, enclosing fes
Medicines pleasant and safe, be sent per mail
part of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment of female
plants. Ladies who may be afflicted with irregularities
Flour Illus Whites, Proiapsus JGeri or Ff}ling n
the Hon5 would do well to lay aside all false delicacy
and promptly consult the Dr.. CURES Warranted!
Office Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedar st.
Post Office. Room, No. IA, up stairs. [uov6. If
~ HENRY'S NEGOTIATING CORDIAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
of physical prostratOn genital debility aec
TONS &C. &c fully described another column OF this
paper to which the reader referred 81 per bottle bot
ties for s., six bottles for $; SIS per dozen. Observe
the marks Of the GENUINE
Prepared only by $. F. COHEN, No. s. Franklin Row,
Vine Street, below Eighth Phila lelpha Pa; TO WHOM
ALL ORDERS MUST Be ADDRESSED For sale by
all respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout tile
country.
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot No. II College
street by J, p, DR0MG00LE, Wholesale Agent foI the
State and only agent in Nashville.
FIN dsndtr
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STRENGTH OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS IN CoNGREss.-
The following paragraph is an extract from the
Washington correspondence of the New York
Times, of January 10th:
1T seems to be generally conceded now that the
nomination of Mr. Redled will be confirmed, and
that the Democratic opposition to the Administra-
ton in Congress has completely "caved in The
failure Of the Senate bill, which required the Pres
ident to send to that body for confirmation his
ination of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, ia
the most signal indication OF the strength of the
Administration in Congress, and the utter weak
ness of the opposition in its own party ranks The
bill referred TO was undoubtedly right in itself
scarcely anybody questions that If an Assistant
Postmaster General, or the Solicitor of the Treasa-
nv, must undergo the ordeal of confirmation, surely
it i-rght that the Assistant Secretary should also
A fortnight ago there was scarcely doubt that
this bill would pass upon its merits but individuals
who were opposed to It succeeded in identifying
the measure with the Hard Shell demonstrations
and thus nsuredits defeat, notwithstanding it would
under any other circumstances have received an
almost unanimous vote.
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REMOVAL.
]. M. SEABURY, g. co.
REMOVAL.
Plumbers and Gas Filters.

HAYE removed their establishment from the old 8
stand on College street. to Of those fine and sSs
spacious Store Rooms in CO0PERS BUILDINGS, ~
Cherry street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
from the community the subscribers kope with increased
and improved facilities and strict attention to business
merit continuance of the Having recently engaged
the services Of two practical Plumbers we are prepared
do all kinds of work in this department the entire salts
faction of all.
We daily in expectation of the arrival of splendid
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
from the city of New York. which will comprehend all the
most approved and latest inventions in the was of convent
required in fitting up
HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS
and Private Houses, among which we NAV mention Pan
and SellActing Wafer Closets article never before in
troduced here Bath Tubs Double and Single Showers for
Hot and Cold water; Vertical Boilers a new and iu-
proved principle for supplying hot great saving
OF fel and other expense; Pumps of every description
Queensware Wash Basins; Plain and Fancy Gilt Silver
Plated and Brass Cocks &C. &C. In short ali articles eg
mately in our line. j. NJ. SEABURY co,
jun2O-'54. COoper's Building, Cherry street.
n. B.-Country work promptly attended to.
We also keep hand and for sale Block Tin Lead Pipe
Sheet and Bar Lead of various descriptions at moder-
ate prices
MIGRANTS
made and repaired ORDER aud all the various branches of
JOBBINGi
promptly attended 10. M. s. 4 co.
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SUDRIES.

The NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING coNPAaY
MS establishment Is provided with Machinery sr<
Tools complete, Of the most modern construction: ais
win me best Mechanical skill that the country affords and
leeuiy solicit orders They prepared execute q,
RAILROAD MACHINERY
pas.s as Leoh9Ces for Passenger and Freight Tznz
asehger Freight and Repair Cars completed and aJuov,
e'ei' eescfipuon OF wors appertainngto Rail Rosdz
STEAM ESGTyES
BOAT snd stati0nary-from To 5O herxs ,,,ws.
boilers of the best Tennessee Iron
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for sitting I'D Sash or scr,l.r s.z.
complete, with the newest and most approved modes
GRIST MILLS.
gses and Machinery made for all sizes complete. To-
getner WIN Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Grs A.
50 Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cast Eoa or
SEders for blast &c. ~
ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and ali uaehi,erv Ear Rou
ing Ailis-complete-Dade at shortest notice
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
or any description, with shaifine mill gearing x.t.r
wheels, east iron Bank vaults &c, &c, made 70 order
Address JoHN THOMPSON. Agent who is practical ma
chemist or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON
jm2l-ly D. President
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NAsHYILLE. June es. ls5s

NASHVILLE. June 2s, 1883
Col L. P. CmArHAX:-Dsdr Sir IL have been using
he Reaping and Moving Machine pateniented by Nanny
Of Illinois, which you offering 10 the citizens Of Tea
nessee tits MACHINE. IL works
NEATLY and The amount cut per day will depend
principally upon the speed Of the team. II the team can
ravel four miles per hour viii Reap Now fifteen acres
hours II Is entitled to the confidence Of the public
Respectfully j. SHELBY.
l. F.. Bradley, now managing the farm OF Dr. shelby
make the following statement We have had for more than
one week. one of Col Cheatham's moving and reaping
machines avetried in clover and grain blown and TAN
ged and now state that and cuts cleaner than tbs
sythe blade and that il will nov per day much As IL
iuDe0g-tEu L. 7. BRADLEY.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall and Winter
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

ATTN NICHOLS CORNER. go
"" Is Corner SQUARE and Market Sired, Yas8sae
! Az received his new Fall Imporiaons of RICH AND
IL ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which
he tkes pleasure in invitng the of friends and
the public feeling assured that he offer as great bar
I gains as can be found in the city,
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS
OF the latest Parsan styles, which try elegant in
ending beautiful variety Of the richest and handsomest
Paid Brocade. Block, Bsyadere, Striped National Repp
and waiered Silks, as have been in this city.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PARTISAN PLAIDS
OF entire designs, with the handsomest and
RICHEST COMBINATION OF COLoRS,
Including the gay, grave. rich and elegant.
NEW AND CHOICE FRENCH MERINOS
The most desirable eolors in Market embracing the
fashionable shades-which the ladies will fpd beautiful
ELEGANT RICH DELAINES AND CASHNERES,
OF the choicest patterns and beautiful colors andin
iact every other kind OF Dry Goods. suitable for
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S wARDR0BES
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shaws of all kinds in
GUIDING the Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawles.
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
W Bomdazines Alpaca Cloths, Canton, Black deLanes
handkerchief and everything else suitable fora
LADY'S MOURNING WARDROBE.
Also beautiful variety of
LACE GOODS,
Houiton, yaIencenne and Needle-work Collars Rich /
Cambria Chemzetts and Sleeves; in setts Jaeonet and
applique work Also, line assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS GLOVES
Hapdkerchefs, CraTsts; Silk Cotton and Merino Unde
Shirts and Drawers.
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS
Of Linen and Cotton Sheetns and Shrtings Table Da-
masks, Napkins, ToweIings, Crashes and Diapers.
WOODEN BLANKETS,
Quilts, Flannels Canton Flannels Welsh Fannels and
Cambria, &c, &c.
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassmeres; Over Coatings of all kinds And will
open in few days beautiful assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKS AND MAN
TILLAS,
lade of the very best material &c &c.
Call and examine this large and fine assortment goods
utabe to the approaching season. and you will be dis
ppoined either in styles or prices
sep;27, 1858 JAMES NICHOL
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

n 7 IN q ID II Il 7
v LANDS NEGROES AND STOCK; IN lets 10 suit
purchasers. On WEDNESDAY, the 18Th JANOAkl.
is54 and DAYS following, at PUBLIC AUCIlON, al
CoOuerve near Cherokee Ford, Broad RIVER lnou pis-
tric South Carolina will positively be sold 10 the highest
bidder the following described valuable properly VIZ
list IRON WORKS, at Cherokee Ford, Broad riset,
with all the Mills Furnaces Shops, Hotel store, and Other
bindings also the Dam Broad river and the priv
eges Of the chsrte together with tract Of Land Of iroU
$40 10 900 acres Immediately around the Works and
both sides Of the river.
ID Eigb thousand acres Of LAND in Sparfanbura Ua-
ion and York Districts in lots Of from $50 500
n B-Plats will be furnished at the time Of sale.
Sd Siyy-seven NEGROES consisting Oi 40 prime shls
bodied Men OF them mechanics and workers
in iron and q Women and Children.
4ih All the STOCK at the Works, consisting Of Cattle
Mules, Wagons and Patterns;
Bar IrOn Nails aud Castings
Oats, Corn, Hay and Fodder;
Merchandise such usually kept in country s,Or
Hotel and House Furniture
TERSs-FOr the Iron Works and the Lands. oEe-ourt
cash. balance by bonds payable in two and three years.
with interest from day Of SALE and secured By mortgage
OF the property.
For the Negroes one fourth cash. and the balance D.
bonds payable in twelve months with interest nom Gay u
sale, and approved personal security 49, -,
For the Stock Ac cash. approved notes. at sx months
with interest from day Of sale, and made ps5ans a. ~
Bank of Chester at Chesterville, y Z.
Purchasers TO pay tor titles, &c
The sale i'll commence at Coopsrvle at II o'clock. M
on Wednesday the 18th January. 1854, and "l DC e"
ued from day 10 day until the whole property IS sold
Persons wishing attend the sale, can be
with good board at Limestone Springs about st mS -
Coopervle where the sale will take place.
between YorkviIe and Spartanburs Court House
For further particulars apply % ,, ~.
orto A u. LATHAM, COopervills, 4 q
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NTOTICE.-ON FRIDAY THE THIRD DAY

N OF March next, at The late residence OF George
Martin ST. deceased in Tottys Bend of Duck River about
eight miles Eastof Centrevle Hickman county, Tennessee
will sell to the highest bidder, credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving note with two good freehold
securities resident citizens of Hickman county, the follow
ing properly viz Some likely Negroes, to w-Two Men,
two Women, and their children, Horses Cattle, Hogs,
Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture &c.
ian-Sw5t GEO. W. MARTIN,
&c
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N A S III V | l. l. f.:
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 90, 1854.

.BIBLE DEFENCE OF SLAVERY; Or ORIGINAL Foa-
HIsToRY THE NEGRO RAGS. BY Rev.
JOSIAH PRIEST, A. NJ
The agent of this valuable work, Mr. L. W.
BUsH, is now in the city, and we learn intends
canvassing the State for purchasers. We advise all
who feel philosophc historic interest in the SUBJ
iect of the work to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity for procuring copy. 1t is the most COM
plete marlborough treatise the subject of slavery
in print and, as an able defence of their peculiar
institution. commends itself to the attention of
Southern men.
We take pleasure in copying the following COM
mandatory letter from Gen HOUSTON to the agent of
this work:
HUNTSVILLE, Oct 20, 1858.
Ny DEAR SIR: thank you for your work entl-
tied History of the Negro Race, and Bible Defence
of Slavery. So far as / have had time or oppor-
tunity to examine the work, | am greatly pleased
with it, and think it calculated TODD much good with
considerate minds and but fanatics can object
to il. You will find with all those who repudiate
and deride the Holy SCRIPTURES, mat reason VIII
have but little weight
The author deserves much credit Tor his labor
and research; and l hope he will not only receive
the gratitude of every patriot who reads the work,
but likewise a fair recompense Tor the time and tai
ents bestowed upon its preparation
With many wishes for your happiness,
/ am truly yours,
SAM HoUsToN.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!l
RECEIVED AT THURSTON & BERNARD's,

NO. . WfVN SETtBF.
WE receiving direct from the Eastern cities,
w ofthe very latest STYLES of Fall and Winter dress
Goods consisting in part ofSLkS Brocade Plaid Check,
figured and plain Black Persian Cloths and all wool Mus
lin Deanes Chemsetes and Sleeves in SETS French Nee
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and Sleeves, Embrod
Linen Camb Hdkfs, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps and Gallons,
Jaconet and Swiss nserngs and Edgngs Jaconet Bands
and Flouncing &c. &c. HOSIERY and GLOVES, all
shades and qualities, Childrens and Misses Sizes all col
ors which offering very lew. Those n search Of
Good Goods and at low prices will do vel TO give
Sail. No charge for showing goods. -
sep Att THURSTON BERNARD.
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~ FOR SALE-Iwsh to sell the house in which live,
situated the side of Summer street. No a. between
Broad and Church streets The house is thirty feet
dance fire shade trees For terms apply to me at McCrea
4 TerTass' Broad street.
1acD1 III
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REMOVAL.

NOTlCE-The Office of the United Firemen's Insurance
IN Company has been removed from No. So College ST.,
to No. Is College street directly opposite the Sewanee
House. in the house formerly occupied BY J. H. Currey.
janl4-lm .'f.I Wa
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land FOR SALE,

DG VIRTUE OF decree of the County Court of David
ID county rendered at the January Term, 1854, in
tile Of Thomas J. Adams and Others Mary A. Ad
and others, will again offer for sale the premises
Saturday, the 4h day Of February, 1854 tract of land
containing about p acres less situated in David
county, the Mur pike, about 10 miles from
I Nashville
The terms oi sale will be upon credit of and two
years notes with good security required and lien retained
/ upon the laid until the purchase money paid.
/ jams "a f. r. GHEATHAM, Clerk.
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Nanmey's Reaper and
Mower,

REFER the Farmers to the statements below made by
DR.. John Shelby and L. F. Bradley. have seen il in
operation several times am satisfied ofis great utility A.
he is advancing now offer those have hand for
1900. L. Z. CHEATHAM.
june99, 1858. Nashville, Tenn.