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From the Rev. DIR. ]. t. Edgar.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 4 1855.
Mr.. SENNoys-Dear Sir: Having used for time past
pair OF your newly Invented Brazilian Pebble Spectaces y
feel hesitation 10 te,ifying their superiority over
any glasses heretofore known In addition their
unequaed purity Of surface they impart from their pecu
liar mechanism, visual and comfort, preserving alike
all f pain uneasness TO the eye VweYer long At
any time they may be used
Very respectfully your friend, J. T. EDGAR.
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agree with W IT, Hsgans Esq, in the above certificate
and take pleasure In recommending an who are in
Of superior spectaces purchase Of Mr. semmOns
consider item superiJr to any have used.
B. y. HARRIS
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:. NASIVILLsl July 70 1850.
Mr. J. H. SFADIoEs-Sir I have been using for one week
the pair Of BRAZILIAN Spectacles that purchased from you
and do not hesitate say that they by far the best
that have used. enabled read the finest rrnt
at night by dim light, without strBning eyes whereas
the spectaces that have used heretofore, hurt them and
could not read with any satisfaction I consider your
spectaces great improvement upon any that have ever
Yours, respectfully G. NJ FOGG
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III Jul I0lYla0l SUM . 49, 's's'' .
NOT RENEWABLE.


Patent Medicines viii published az 800 per column
daily, or s75 tri-weekiy-with e. for each renewal -
Steamboats, running 10 New Orleans viii be charVeh ~
or the season; and when running 20 ST. LOUIS CDclnna,
&c S15 Tor the season Of not than six months.
FThe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers Is strictly limited 70
their own Immediate ard regular business and the business
Of an Advertising Firm Is not considered including that
Of Il or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz weekly, or
monthly charged 81 per square for the FIRST and % Gus
or every subsequent Insertion -.
Calls 20 become canddnteSt VIII De serIeu as
other advertisements 10 paid fornyaaby in advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices 7'ad
for municipal Offices SO, to be paid advance IN every m
stance ..-. ,
an Advertisements for strangers or transient persons TO be
ACHIEVEMENTS not marked on the copy for specified
time wiz be inserted tn forbid, and payment eSactea
No a advertisements can be inserted gratuiousy.
AL for charitable institutions, nre coipa
nies ward town. and other public meetings, including reh
giaus notices, 20 he charged half price. -, -.
Marriages and deaths published rs news - op'-
umies tributes Of respect, and funeral ihF'aoAs '
ADVERTISEMENTS kRf
Re,sr alvertisers and all others sending comnunca-
tion or recurring notices designed 70 ca attention 70 f
Soirees Concerts or auy public entertainments "here
CHARGES ar. made adnttance all notice OF private asso
Citations every notice designed 70 call attention 70 private
enterprises calculated intended 10 promote indYana IN
ter ear nv he inserted with the understanding hathe
same is tobe paid for. II inserted in the editorial column
(which can he only at discretion Of the cdor the same
will be- charged al the rate Of less than 20 cents per ne
The undersigned publishers of daily and tr' We
On Nashville pledge ourselves str ty TO adefe 70 c 'DoF
bill OF prices and in 90 instance to deyiate from thei
D. r. MCKENZIE 4 co, True Nhig Once.
J l. NARLING & CO., Union and American
w. F. BANG & CO., Banner Once.
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cLoAKs. TALMAs, sHAwLs, &c.

N4U1A4ADf A4AAaAA4AAi D4A4A " 4'1f WI
4 BEAUTIFUL variety Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks Tai
n ma Grape Shawls, Tukenie and Thbbet shawls CASH
re Scarfs, &C. nova
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From Hon Geo. D. Prentice, Eiitor Louisville Journal.
Undoubtedly they the best Speetscles IL the
world The continuous OF them for number Of hours
does fatigue the eyes in the least and the vision CT age
is rendered by them in all respects like that Of youth.
MEMPHIS, March 14th, 1855.
Mr. J. II. sEMMoXs-Dear Sir: have carefully examined
your Brazilian Pebble Specaces, and most cheeruly add
my testimony TO their superiority over any other lenses
have yet
Besides the philosophy Of this form, shape, &C. the
markabe transparency and hardness Of the material
der them peculiarly adapted 10 the purposes Of assisting
impaired vision which, unlike oer Specaces, do with
out fatiguing the eve by their
can, my dear sir cordially recommend your Brazilian
Pebbles to my friends especially worthy Of their conf
dence, and feel assured that ral will in every give
satisfaction. l am, my dear sir, truly yours, SC.
A X. TAYLOR NJ. D.
Prot. Anat Memphis Med. College.
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nIARnrIIrEn mos nIANrTI.S.

INIHs aFullcynt style Mauiel taking the Place
~ AZ other descriptions, both oi its suFe-
ur beauty richness durability, and particularly its cheap
ess Wide their cost Is only about hall that OF the real
sre hey indeed exceed the inrmer ia beauty, have
superior lustre less liable "a soH. much easier
et olean and exceed marhe Ia durability, and are,
he time, less liable "a break.
The undersigned are Hrcuts for the manufacturers, Wal
ace, IiheOE 4 Co, Lsusxile, Ky aud w sarnish them
eir patro1s and the pubie EcheTas with gruics
eF pieces and every thing completes ant vii ao srPer
intend their puttBg uP. efkWAhf OWEN,
Stove Dcaers and Tinsare Manufacturer,
maran-dtwtf No. 57 Market street.
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LACE GOODS,

LACE GOODS.
hTEDAII Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
WI Trimmed Embroidered CollarettS
Lace do:
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Habits;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
French Embroidered Handkerchefs;
+" Mourning do,
APPLIQUE SpUgs, Cambria Flounciugs aud Bands, &C.
Embroidered Chemizetts and Sleeves;
Faencienne and Maltese Laces and Edgings
Jaconet and Swiss do do sc.
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.
JNO. N. WEST,

II As now IN store large supply of PIANO
IL FORTES, Of very superior tone, style - q
and finish, Of 6, 6E, CL, and octaYes, man- ] "
uactured by
HAILET, DAVIS 4 o., Boston,
7. GubEET a Co., Boston,
NUNS a CLARK, New York,
Ehch FOR durability, perfection and volume 81 tone, are
equaed by any other Ia this Market and
which hc vii dispose u at manufsCiurers prices, with e
addition Of carriage. Those wishing purchase would DO
ge apply soon he n quite crowded and anxious
sci 70 make room FOR others very soon expected.
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INRENCH and English Cloths and Cassmeres in great
rety, CoakiDg Cloths Blankets Of all kinds, Satinets
Jeans TWeeds, aE w0oD Plaid Lnseys Real Wech Flan-
nels, and all other descriptions, etc, etc.
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No IS Union street, Ira II. Nor -.
~ tau's od stand Is large and well 81 { @$l -.
seiecigd sortmept Of Furniture, 81. [ n u z1s<4
which win be sold al extrs msy i0H prices - -
for cash.
Those wishing any Thing Ia the Furniture ane, win do
wel % cal immediately a. directed 10 close the
concern f5Ytlwh. vheA vii Do, even though be far
LKSs TtiAN COST. 20. W, BILL. Az, II
jese-u
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FROM ST.. D. c. Topp.

Mr.. J. H. SIMMONS; Srl have been using for several
months pair Of your 'Brazan Pebble speetaeies and
believing they the only kind have capable Of
completely restoring vision which been paised o It's
primitive perfection take pleasure in Recommending them
10 the public
Yer respectfully, ID. G. TOPP.
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From the Hon David pale Owen, U. s. Geologi.t.

PROM the Hon. DAVID Dale owen, u d VeoIogtt'
New HARMONY, March 2S, 1854
Mr.. j. II. SERMONS: Sir:-Havng exaniued your Specta
les constructed Of Brazaa Pebbles take
pleasure in teSyng 10 their advantages ordinary
glass spectaces Their superior hardness prevents them
icing detected by scratches the peculiar which
hey ground and polished together with their anspar-
ancy obvate the strain usually experienced in wearing
classes, and their GOODNESS especially recommends them to
hose having weak, irritable ey S.
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IIIsToRY OF TIE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMER
IL ICA with Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the
PTacfpd, Chieys embelished with one Hundred dRd
Ii0eng Portraits from the Egidda GdHeSY In the War
Department Washington ia three volumes sxl3 inches
Original $780, win sell this work unusually low FOR
oash Iaprf0l JOHN b. WEST.
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WHIrK HAL, Aug. 9, 1855.
Mr. J. H. Sa0Ss: Dear SiT:-I have used pair Of your
Improved Specaees, for about two weeks and find them
superior to any have tried and have recommended
several Of sBos 10 call and them and they much
pleased with them felt tired while reading or writ
ing with them for hours together.
Yours, very sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
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II LASsW AREs-9oo hoxes quart Fasksi
II loo do y pint Do; IN store an
fOr sac By tjysl W. n. GORDON CO.
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from A. W. Hunt, M. D.
From Rev. John ". Ogden.

NEnEON, Aug. 0, 40.
The longer use your glasses the fully con-
ynced Of their superiority al others have ever
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RLaNDNESS PREVENTED!!
TEs IEION lis.

From J. H. McMahon, ESQ, Editor Memphis Bulletin.
MEMPHIS, March 24th, 1885,
Mr. ]. II. SKMXOSs-Sir The have made Of the pair
OF Glasses obtained from you, satisfies OF the utility AID
value Of the form and material by which they disn-
guished Without msgnyng the object beyond the size
apparent to the aural Yson they render it distinct and
clear without fatigue TO the eye.
SO far my limited experience extends, very much
pleased with them.
Very respectfully your ob't sery't
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ToPP.


NksHvuLE, July Is. iSs5.
We, the undersigned have used Cor some time Mr. ). II.
semors' Brazilian Pebble specaees aud have iound them
r uperor te any others We have used We ehesriy re-
commend them 20 the public A ". hUILhR,
Tenn. Iusaraslce Co.
JOHN ID. WINSTON, N. ID.
ROBr. GlBSDS
81. CARTER,
ProP'r Of Nashville Inn.
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have examined AMI used myself Mr.. ]. II. Sermons
Brazilian Pebble Spectace, and fully in the opinion
expressed above by Prof A. K Taylor their superior
ty, both in form and material the ordinary glasses,
.ud recommend them to ali persons requiring the Of
Spectacles. L. sHANKS, NJ. r.,
Prof 0bst. Memphis Med. College.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER & sCHELLs Gent Advertising House,
APPLEToE's BUILDING, S46 and 34S Broadway
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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sCHIEFFELIN. BROTHERS & CO.,

- SCHIEFFELIh, BR0THERS & Co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Drugs, Paints. Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &C., &c.
b. I7O William Street, New York,
INVITE the attention Of the trade their large
red stock Of Drugs. Paints, Oils Perfumery, &C.. &c
In addition to their regular ipOrtaons Of Staple Drugs,
they also receiving direct from the produc
ton and manufacture supplies of TOOTH Hair and Nail
Brushes Bronzes Corks, Mortars Sponges French and
English Permery Il bins Extracts, and many other articles
usually embraced in Druggists stocks which they
enabled TO offer on the most advantageous terms
Orders, either in person by mail, viii receive prompt
attention. je23-1y
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From DR.. John Waters.

NASHVILLE, July Is 1855.
Mr.. J. H. SIMMONS: Dear Srs--Asr a careful examina-
ton and trial q your COncayeConYex Spectacles cheer
ay add my testimony 10 their superiority an others
They enlarge the sphere Of focus thereby greatly
heye vsion without producing The 1npsasantness created
by the convex form.
Very respectfully yours, JOHN WATERS.
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DAN. A. JOHNSTON.
DAN. TRIGG,
AU 40 N Il Il II,
...,,., .,p,,se

No. So Cherry Street, Nashville, Team
JITIL attend % the sale q Dry eo'-'' 0'sf'' AeA'
w Estate, and Personal Pfoi cry =,
a,so viii attend to ne Renting collecting oi Rents oi
Horses and Hire II Negroes, 6c -,
s-Thc co.ecting Of Claims, OF the s!ussss"s , ~ ~
ness End despatch
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COTTON GOODS.

GHEETINGS Of all widths; Bleached and Brown Domes
y tics; English and American Prints Hoye's Prints and
great variety Of other Goods. ..
Cal and examine my stock OF Goods.
To CASH BUYERS snd PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS great
Inducements viii be offered. JAS. NlCHOL.
nova
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LINENS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES

DABLE Damask, S4, 94, 1O4, III and ~ Pillow Case
Linens, Barnsley Sheetng Bird Eye Diaper, Ilucaback
Crash, Napkins and Irish Linens, French Linen Cambrcks
English, six and Cotton Hosiery, Winter Hosiery, all kinds
Ladies' and Gentemens Kid Gloves, Beaver and Gauntlet
Gloves, &c. noy4
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By SO
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION,

COLUMBUS, Feb 20.-The celebrated Snocco
Jones, died of pneumonia at half past O'Clock
this morning at this place.
NV York, Feb 20, noon-Stoeks dull and low
er. Money abundant, Erie Railroad 451; Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad 69I; Reading Isl New
4erk Central 93S; Penn Coal Co 10O3; New
Jersey 1859; Michigan, Southern, 90; Cleveland,
Columbus, and Cin,innati l03 Ohio l04
Cotton unchanged Flour, sales of 5000 bbls.
1000 Southern sold at s 75a8 %; Wheat firm;
Corn is trfe lower, 5000 sold; Western mixed
94a95; Mess pork - So; Beef firm; Whisky I'M
changed, with moderate demand at 49,
CINCINNATI, Feb 90, noon.-River stationary
Weather pleasant. Flour 49, Whisky 254 :
Provisions firm. Bulk shoulders, sides and hams
-, d, and 62; bbl. lard 81, kegs 81; mess pork
II IS; moasses 23a24. a
PTrrsBURG, Feb 20, noon.-River at a stand with
SIX feet waterin the channel.
CINoINSAr1, Feb. 20, night-Total number of
hogs packed here this season is 300, 900, being
decrease from last year of 10000 Flour 8 is;
whisky 254; bnlk meat, shoulders u, sides 5Ba5&f,
hams 81; bbl. lard s., kegs lO44 mess pork y 50.
New YORK, Feb 20, night-Cotton firm, sales
Of 1890 bales, Orleans middling 9a94. Flour a
shade higher, s 75a9 Is; corn 90a95; pork active,
anda shade higher, mess 70 70a12 81, prime new
10 O0ll5 so lard unchanged.
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II 2 Price 25 and 50 CENTS and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet in
the United States IN which is already
Address II. q. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference to character, responsibility, &c. ebl-m
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THE subscribers will continue the WHOLESALE DRY
Il GOODS AUCTION AND C0MMISSIO BUSINESS
the old stand Of Duncan. Morgan Co.. under the syle
and firm of A. j. DUNCAN co.
A. j. DUNCAN,
GEORGE SEARlGHT,
FRANCIS FURMAN,
Dec 90 1854 fdec30i j. W. JUDKINS.
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RIVER NEWS

REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE Feb. 20-4 p N.
The river to-day again commenced to swell and up
the tire of making this report had swollen four
inches. This rise must be from above Carthage as when
the Monticello left il falling a! thai point We should
not be surprised if the present rise is from Main
Cumberland us have heard of rise taking place in
Caney Fork the tributaries that side of the river
ltapPears also that the northern tributaries with the Ken
lucky river, and the Allegheny have recently sent forth
slight swell and should Main Cumberland do much for
rs, may yet get foot water than have at
present although this viii be sufficient for the largest
class Of steamers but it will ma erisy aid the second
class
Now on srpeh shoals three feet four inches water and
rising.
Arrived larsville, from Smithland Nette Miller, do;
Cumberland Valley, and ShylOck, Shoals.
Departed, Monticello for Smithland VIM. Phillips for
Clarksville Rock City, and Harsville. for Paducah.
Due this day, steamer Odd Fellow
The Quaker City, fine Eight draught passenger aud
freight steamer, will positively leave for Cincinnati and
Pittsburg to-day at II O'Clock.
The Cumberland Valley is also up for Cincinnati to-day
and viii probably leave.
The Forrest Rose from Louisville and Cincinnati is due
here or Thursday next.
The latest accounts from j. P. Tweed, from New Or.
leans left her at Ingraham shoals waiting water order
to reach port
The steamer Nashville passed Memphis yesterday
ing
Business at the landing quite animated particularly
With the smaller crafts, which all ind employment in the
shipment of Cotton, for New Orleans steamers.
Navigation on the Ohio and Upper Mississippi resumed
and may be considered permanent long water
lasts The travelling public may rely upon procuring
transportation to all the above points mentioned without
fear Of detention BY ice
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Uvv Rn0K ON sPRITUALIsM.

spirit COMMUNION A Record of Communications
from the SprtSpheres, with incontesble evidence of
personal identity and Observations and ESSAYS by
JE FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Piess.
is one of The most remarkable books of the age
,ban YER we regard the nature Of the Communca
~ - records the strange disclosures 1t presents, or the
lea On finished statements and arguments upon the Ia.
nm, G "a able and distinguished Edor has offered
element, ages It is very well adapted TO the object had
in yavy an must command an extensive circulation No
wan can rad it without being profoundly impressed l
,ba onsistsn ty O. ts philosophy the rational character o
If is relron the beauty and submty OF lis appeals aud
he honesty an d fcaresspeSs of It's author.
F,r ssIs nj m e Book Stores Of the city. Tianl2-f
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RECEIPTS BY TBE RIVER

FROM BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER COMMERCE
SEYENTY.SlX from New 0rleans--27 hhds sugar 100
sacks coffee 40 Dbl moasses, 40 If do so bbs plaster
Pans Il casks ale II do hardware 80 baskets champagne
100 sacks salt 1870 dry hides So grind stones kegs na
% crates ware, iron safes, 225 boxes mdse.
RARTSYILLE from Steamer GuInare-343 bbls molas
@ SO hf do 81 hhds sugar. 81 bbls do. SO do mackere
10 sacks Coffee % boxes plate hf sarnss or
do . crates ware. Is pigs mdse, lot of furniture
TETTIE MILLER from Paducah-lo0 bbIs moasses,
li h do hhds sugar % bags coffee $50 bars railroad
iron pkg mdse.
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BY EuTHnRITy.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


Public Ne.lsl
AN. ACT making appropriations for the construc-
ton oi certain military reads in the Territories Of
NebTesk and Washington. .7sa FsSjl ~
BE u enaetsd b. he Senate and Hotse OF Repre-
seatat'res OF he United States Of Angica an Con-
gTesS assembled, That the following sums Of money
be and the same are hereby appropriated for the
construction Of military roads in the Territories Of
Nebraska and Washington to-wit For thecopstrlc-
ton Of military road from The Great Falls Of the
Missouri rlYer in the Territory of Nebraska TO IN
terseat the military road now established leading
from Walla Wala to Puget's sound, thirty ihou-
ssud dollars; for the construction of military road
from the Dsles Of the Columbia TO Columbia CITY
barracks twenty FIVE thousand dollars: for the con-
strGcton OF military road from Columb City bar
racks to Fort Steilacoom or Puget's sound thirty
thousand dollars. The said military roads shall be
constructed under the direction Of the Secretary of
War
Anproyed February e ISE5
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NEW BOOKS.
Law BOOKS.
FOR SALE By JOHN YORK Il co.,

corner rf Uaion and Cherry Streets
Adams iecte,ent Phillips on Insurance,
Adams fqhay fedlow Parsons Select Equity Cases,
Golfers Roscoe's Criminal Evidence,
ANGEL & Anes Corpora Story on Bills,
tons, Story Agency,
Angellon Water Courses, Story Prou,issory Notes.
Angel ON Assignments, sory's neutrality-suspicious.,
Archibaid's Nis Prius Story on Bailments.
Archibald Criminal Practice Story Partnership,
Bouver's law Dictionary, Story on the Constitution,
Bouvier's Institutes, Story's Equity Pleading,
Barbonrs Chancery Practice Sory's Conflict Of Laws
Bright's Husband and Wife. Story on Contracts,
Blacksione's Commentaries, Starkie on Evidence,
Chilly Contracts Spences Equity Jurisprudce
Chitty' General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases,
Chitty on Bills. Smith Contracts,
ChiityS Criminal Law, United States Equity Digest,
Chittys Civil Pleading, vaiiell's Law of Matt ons,
Daniels Chancery Practice Wharton's Criminal Law,
Greenleafs Cruise = Real Wheelers Chancery Digest
Property, Wills ON Uircunstantal Evil
GreeDlsaf on Evidence dence,
Hill on Trustees, Williams on Executors
Hare Wallace's Cases in WharOn's Precedents In
Equity, dctments, &c.
Jarman Wills Statute Laws of Tennessee
Kenfs Commentaries, Swans Tenn. Reports.
anl3
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DISSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP

TINE firm of Hillman Vsneer d Co. mas this dsv been
dissolved, and Daniel Hillman, George ". HIllmau,
and Charles Han have purchased the entire interests
Of the other partners The business will hereafter be car
Iied on under the style of HiLbMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville Memphis and the Rolling Mill Cunloer-
land nYer and under the style Of EUNGAN, HlLLMAN
& BROTHERS at St Louis. All debts owing 70 the late
firm are 10 be paid lliman Brothers, aud all debts
ing by the late firm will be paid by Hinan Brothers, who
are alone authorized TO sign the Of the late firm in
liquidation We solicit for the newiirm continuance OF
abe patronage literally extended TO Us.
y
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TINE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
ing Works on Cumberland river, prepared 10 exc
cute orders for Irou which will to be equal IN
quality to any Offered in this market We solicit It
contiau ance the confidence enjoyed by the late m and
give the assurance that best shall be used 10
Give satisfaction those who favor with their
ders. lll'LhAN h"OIhihN-