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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
The proceedings in Parliament have been Of an
inter. st ng cast long series of explanations the
part OF various members Of the old and mes Minis
tries has been necessary to set matters straight be-
tween themselves and tho public We omit these per-
foDal jusifcstoDs as Of no importance to u.s. The
explanations made TO the country by the parties to
whom was coDfded the task OF forming an Admins
tra,iop are Of more interest Lord Derby stated in
the House OF Lords that, though he might have been
justified in attempting TO form Government entirely
of the Conservative party he could not have brought
together go strong an Administration as the exgencies
of the country required.
In this conviction be felt it his duty to make over
lures to Lord Polmers'on and bis colleagues, Who
after tome delay, declined TO cooperate with him. lie,
Derby therefore, a. once Informed the Queen that
he had failed that come other stronger Ministerial
combination would be necessary; and although this
conduct might have disappointed some Of his more
.apeuine supporters he convinced that the Con-
servative party should not rashy accept office a. the
present portentous crisis He would only sdd thst,
while deep responsibility would attach to any Mn
lister who should assent TO & peace that should not
guarantee the independence Of Europe, yet deeper
responsib lily would re-t on any Minister Who should
prolopg the war a single moment after those results
had been obtained.
The Marquis of Lansdowne also explained the
course he had taken during his attempts to construct
an Administration, and hoped that the nes Govern
meDt would obtsn that support from all parties which
was neces airy for the efficient conduct of the var
Lord Panmure expressed to the Lort s the ear
ne stp.ss with which he would endeavor to discharge
the Office Of Minister Of War.
Lord Palmerston sent word 10y Sir George Grey
to the House of Commons that be was charged to
construct a Cabinet, and begged that Parliament
would sfjourn for week.
On the 10th inst, in compliance with vote OF the
House of Commons. Sir De Lacy Evans was publicly
thanked in the House of viii n be is member by
the Speaker, fer bis gslIantry in the Crmea. He sp'
pesred in his place in full uniform, AMI replied to the
address O. the Spest in speech in the course OF
which he warmly blamed the late Government.
The other business in Parliament had mostly reis'
ton to the war. The Commons voted the sum OF
fi,sl5Ooo for excess of Navy eIpeodi;are, and
81 200 900 on account Of Ordnance estimates.
The North American Fisheries bill was read q third
time and passed.
Psrlame Mt reassembles on Thursday. the 18th inst
Alta Chspter Of the Order Of the Garter, held At
Windsor ON the 7tb. the Earl Of Aberdeen received
TIE invssiiture Of Knight Of the Order, and. by CON-
mand of the Queen retsins the Order of the Thistle.
A banquet ~ss given 10 Lord Elgin on the I'd, by
the citizens of Dunermline, In his native county Of
Fife.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE NEW MINIS TRY.

HE NEW MINIS Ahi'
After twelve days suspeDie England hss again .
Government. The Earl Of Derby the Marquis Of
Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, and the Earl OF Gar
epdon, were successivey zen, for, and all failed TO
form an Administration. Lord PaImerstnn at length
undertook the mission, and has presented the naton
with The following Cabinet, comprising ell the mem
bers Of the Aberdeen Ministry except the Earl OF
Aberdt en-, the Duke of Newcastle, and Lord John
Russell who retire and with the addition OF the Earl
of Papmure, az Minister Of War:
First ord OF Tres.ury. .vlscount PALhsasTOH
Lo,o CbaDc.llor.... Lord CRAS"ORrH.
Preside ut Of the Council. Esrl GRANVILLE
Lord PIivy Seal ...........Dote OF ARGYLE.
s.c'y for Foreign Affairs. .Esl OF CLARENDON
Home s.ctet.r...........Risht Hon SYDNEY HERBERT
Colonsl s.cr.tsIy..."....sh GEORGE GREY.
khbter OF Wsr......... Lord PANMUhE
Chancellor Of Fxchequ-r. 81. Hon. W. r. GLADSTONE
First Lord Of Admiralty. Sir JsSES GRAHAM
Public wort,............ Sir WIN. WORDSWORTH.
10 Cabinet, W thout Office Marquis Of LASsOO VINE.
PEST Board Of Control. Sir CHARLES WOOD.
Postmaster General go. - Viscount CANNING.
NOT or THE cABIsKT.
Prest of Beard Of rf.de. Hon EDWARD CiROWELL.
Lord Great Chamberlain. Lord "ILLoUGdBY DEahsSf'
Lord Stew Earl SPENCER.
Earl MNsbsl.............Dufe OF NOhfoth
Lord Chs berlaip. ........Msrqus Of BREADALBANE.
Master Of the Hone. ....... Duke Of WELLINGTON.
Con, mapderi in Chief. .Vscount HARDlNGE.
Master Of the Mint. Sir J. r. W. HER5cHELL-
Atorp y General .........sirE j COCRsURN, Q. c.
Ms 81 Of thu Rolls ......sh JOHN ROhiLf.
Solicitor GeneIal.....".sr r. BETHELL, c.
Ju6s. Advocate General. The Hon q p VILLIERS.
Chancellor OF by Of Lane Vacant
FOR IRELAND.
Lord. Lieutenant .........ENl ST GERMANS.
L. I'd lab Chsueellor.... Hon 81. BRADY.
Mater Of the Rolls. Hon T. 3. SMITH.
Attorney .Gen.rl.."....Hon. A. BREWSTER
Solicitor GeneIal........ WILLIAM KEOGH.
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ODDS AND ENDS OF GOSSIP ABOUT THE
MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
From af COr,epor.s<nf Of tie A,soeidt>G Pre'f.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Feb. 10, 1855.
The peculiar crisis in which this country Is placed
may call for q fes remarks, other than the mere
RECORD Of eveIis-
A feeling OF universal relief WAS experienced wnen
the Aberdeen Ministry went out, No one, except
immediate hsngers-on AMI dependents, expressed
even mblsnce Of regret for its fall. On the con-
t-sry. lot few seeing il down, AMI helpless,
embrseed The opportunity 10 insul, IL expiring re-
mains by several unnecessary and unc lllea-
hr lieks' Politicians of the beer eouse school
took occasion to talk large, and said tast
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hopeless. The Army is wasting fast away;
Eve thousand men are said to be in
hospital AZ the camp alone, irrespective of those
at Balaslava, Scutari and else where: aud one
half oftbe 10 600 or IL 600 msn who still do duty
in the field il is stated sre only ft 50 be in hos
pitsl. An officer Of high rank, recently arrived
from the camp, informed the correspondent of
I2e London Tunes at Scut.ri on the 18th Of jan
nary that "as an organized efficient force, the
"arpy no longer existed; that AL discipline
I" and order had disappeared; that the men bsd
"ceastd TO salute toeir officers ss taey passed,
a. and that it was qaite COMMON smong tue SOL
.. diers TO sell indispensable Articles Of warm
" clothing to buy run; that they were oil, tn
/" fact, or nearly co. thoroughly demersiiped By
..tbe long suffering and nsg lecs to which they
shave been exposed The tents are fail OF sieK,
% we'll a. the hospit.ls, aud the deaths average
{" from fifty to sixty day. At S,otsri there are
&" four hospitals on shore and 80 ah)ss, but not
CROUCH TO provide tor the incresslns arrivals
" ofsick Sheds have been erected In the square
" Of the banacks hospital 10 accommodate wv
.nore; but AL 10 Insufficient Instead Of one
a. hospital at ksulee, there are to be three, be
sides others 8. Smyrna and Rhodes The
whole rempsst Of ,be army seems likely 70 he
soon in the hospitals, Of which there are "three
., At Kululee, four Of Scutari, two Aeos. IN the
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were not TO be trusted and saying, when you
we're going f. TO the Baltic you were generally &C
cused Of want of discretion, but now you nave
'.proved yourselfa consummste comm1nder-in CHEF
After tina, came the most insulting AMI degrading
letters ever addressed 70 an eficer-snd | mention
this particularly, and hope it will 90 throughout
the world. AID that Sir James Graham Will be pre-
vented from sitting again in the afmln-trs,Ion
o. The First Lord Of the Al niralty. state j. 20 the
public, and with II to be known, thai, hsd fol-
lowed The sdvics of Sir Jane. CIR ,han sholld mo-t
inevitably have left the e,e behind me IN ,he attic.
ill prove il before ell the world, and if SIR James
Graham has single bi, OF Eonor in him, be will
take his seat al The Admiralty 1ntl this matter
IL cleared up; and have no rsD ever 10 be
ployed again, and | ought TO De scratched of the
lazy lit if | am not telling the truth. Cheers. |
taking the first opportunity, sad perhaps the only
one ] may have Of makiog this statement public -
row CO. sno am perfectly resdy 10 answer for my
conc uct before the House Of Commons, whenever
they ehoose 10 call upon ns to do 80.
The Lord NJ syor next proposed " The Army as
socistirg with the toast the names Of Major General
the Eall Of Cardigan and OF ais aide-ds-canp, Capt
Msxsee.
The toss, Was drunk in the most enthusiastic man
rer with three time. three and with loud and loog
Continued cheering.
The Earl Of Cardigan, in expressing his thanks for
tie enthusiastic manner in which his health had been
drunk, said: feel considerably embarrassed 10 doing
20, because there are several opinions wbic, weigh
very heavily on my mind. have TO look a; tina,
which has recently occurred in the Crimes a. feel
certain tbs, e1gsgemsn ut there Is the Of
tie friendly and handsome reception have met Win
tbs Cay. But, coupled with that, linus. say that
there are other feelings which slso pres upon my
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-25

ID virtue of Deed Of Trust 10 me executed, on the
ID lath day OF April 1854, by LII L. Woods, to secure
uebt therein specfe which deed Of trust registered
in the office OF the kegter Of Davidson cuny state u
Tennessee in book No IS page 27T and rs Will, at
the Court House door, the city of Nashville the 2Sth
dav of epembsr 1885, proceed sell the highest bid
der for cash. the pr Gery conveyed said deed e-Dss
ing Of lots No So 81 81 3d. a, and 50, designated IN
David T. NcGavOck plan If lots recorded in the office Of
toe Register OF Davidson county and bounded follows
Beginning at the Intersection OfCose ana College Streets
and running thence in northern direction along with
College street % It's intersection th CLAY street and
thence in western direction, and runiTg wth Clay
street 10 its Iners cilOu win Cherry sheet and thence
ICnning in southern direction along and with Cherry
street 10 inlerEe tOn with Coffee ses aud theIce
an eastern direction aonga aud with Coffee street 70 IT'S in
,ersecton with Coli street the point Of Reg nnCg,
tanning about and Gre ball TO satisfy the debt
therein spec he'd said property will be sold absolutely
free said WoSs his heirs and assigns right o
dempton he having waived the same For u par
ticular description Of the property, and the terms Of
dee d, etc The same is hereby referred to
ABRAM l. DEMOSS
auOtI-td trustee
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TFSTmONY FROM TENyrSSFF

DR.. H B. ScARBoRoUGH Dover Tennessee, August %.
1883 says have sold all the German Btters you hav
sent me- and # the preparation connurs u do as much
good as sas d0ns lA b Lhs bt medicine srsr sod
here"
L oDGRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 20 1885, says:
am pleased to state that ycur Gerus Bers has given
satisfaction 4 every instance where it has been u-ed
B. 7. toLLrs. HillsbOrough Tennessee August % 1sss
am pleased state that German Bitters has
given general satisfaction
Dr, P Faro BEo. Knoxville, Tennesses, 9th Ar-il
1881, said our Bi;ters selling very FAST and
every person mat mas used u so far have been able
to learn, bas beer benefited"
j. W FRANKLIS Co, GsllGtiu, Tennessee December
80 1850, said Tne firm will more of your Bit
soon, Of the partners thinks Il Is great ned
cine"
X HAEnr, Bolivar, Tennessee, September IS, 1889,
sad There great demand for your Bers hers; please
sepd another lOt sSor."
. They entirely Fsgsd5le free from all niuriO1s
ingredients always strengthen the system and pros
trats II.
-. Sold by dealers in Medicine and storeksepers sv-
erywhere.
szss Sold in Nashville BY Berry DemoviIls, Brown
Grubbs Ewla Brothers, H. G. Scove and dealers in med
cine generally Inch fO'sb-dRw1v
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

THE -ubscriber intending orsmOve offers FOR sale pr
l vltelv) his tract Of land lying in the county Of
Noptor merry Immediately the telegraph road from
Nashville to CaFksve. 81 niles from the Ormer, and II
miles from the latter and % miles south of Port Royal
Mills Containing 30 acres about 4S7 &C op land, in
god state of cultivation; the balance well tinbeIed.
The nprovenentS consist of comfortable dwelling good
negro cabins with ehiDnpys two large tobacco barns
Good stables corn CRIB and other Og-h,
annie and peach orchards, 6c failing spring
and an abundance II stock water.
The land lies as well as any tmbsred UPLAND in the
county of the size and well adapted TO the growth
of corn wheat oats and tobacco. Terms liberal
JOHN DORTCH.
p S For information concerning the lard, l would
refer 10 Messrs Gave johnson and VIM DorJch OF Nash
Vile Robt Mcclure Of ClaTkSville Roseo Dekerson and
David NJ CHRISTIAN Of Tcdd county, Nv. ! would also
state that there tract OF 16" adj lining which
can be bought with The above land If desired vlded
so as to suit purchasers. ie29 j. b. ID.
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TO THE PUBLIC OF TIE
UNT e ED IS e q Y I S !!

u N u & Ks ID - L - ( II >
advertisement Of Mr.. UHOLPHE HULFk, late
N published as suppose, intendeG for the protectio
q his chiedasn chnapps against counleeiyers las
nder my observation and beng eng ged IN the nHnsr
of Schiedam Schnapps were 10 let It pass withon
,otice through this medinm, Rdght he ered
hose ne denOrnin Pb'ateS ard FeHderS N P0sO'a
the immense patronage and success that has tieli
ne sale OF the articles mguuac uTed by the cpn
Of competent ia ges TO MS quLllles as beVeiat
nd its medicinal virtues preeludee the PoSbit OF n
dea that am iDcluCed among u Csc ne designs to IN
pugn No ubt ne feels aggrleved a ths preclalon
ne sale of his Schnapps WhIch manifest to ali, sce
zine has been brought into competition with his. Nut
only have l succeeded IN competing with him IN quat,
rot the oonstaut aud increasing demand tor nv article
enabled 10 furnish It NJ less prce than he
.oes-say & 10 the dUzsn Aud furthermore, Ire WI
become satisfied tna bis cauJlO 10 the cit'ze''
sill OF the Southern ana Western States avaH hl'
IOthIng as tar as am concerned, Tor the CHARACTER
# my SchIedam Schnapps well established /,
hose u be pjnred hy such invidOUs Iuuhca
,on The motive mis- az verJi,ement obvuu>
one and feeling well satisfied all Su:h missiles hrowr
me by HIM wi ial harmless my teet all here io
be satsfaenon of the public pu Iish copy II Paen
lght entered the southern district Of New ok,
ne 18th OF December 1854.
Copy Of Patent Right
SOUTHERN iI,IhICI Of NEW YORR, S 5
Be 1t remembered, That the ~ .ty-eI-h b Gay
december Anuo d. min, ,S5- Brrnard L ~imgson q
said District sth Deposited office the 'te OF
lsoel the titie of which the words IoVue
"bArnard L. Siupsoo Aromatic SchIedan jan pl
-oOEapps, erior Tonic Anti Dispepuc ilvso am.
orIIal" the rgnt whereof ne claims pfg
Fletor, in couformlt with act Of Congress emitted
An Act to amend 'hs several >' ,FS Tgh
Clerk of the Southern District Of New ok 7
And take pleasure TINS Occasior ny slu
thanks 10 the pubic general, an NY friends IL
particular for the KIND ibecuhty with which t~ey have
sironizsd from my Of ,lis en'er ze;
and them that s.a continue to provld- them
slEsys with genuine and superior article Of S"N III
Sohnspps. b. l. SIMPSON.
June so, I855-d--3m
The word Schiedam Schnapps derived from town in
calls q win ia n
place of eItsrsve Juniper PanauoLs and numerous Dis
uleries Of the above article,
Everybody bas the right and privilege to order the Ju
nper Extract Ia principal ingredient Of the SchnappSJ
from that
Does it not appear poor and deceitul when U. ".
is trying make wrong and untrue impression on the
tubc saying that the word Schiedgm Schnapps belongs
exclusively hs article and that all others Counter
fGlts and lmpositionsf
U. W. has monopoly, neither more rgit for the sole
importation Of The Schedsm Scnapps an any body ee,
aud thus pOer argument wuh winch be intends to continue
his long practsed deception the pub shows too plain
that he feels and OF important and dash
ing opposition B. l.. >
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SODA WATLE

I'VE would respscu invite attention Of the
w N niIy tO 50 - EOUST. which from It's pee
har construct D. ena0ies 10 furnish draught
highy imprtguated vItt gas han be had IRON
nunt in the West. Tn paTats UsDg en'Irely new,
80 furnished that q I properties be take
from the fount pipes safely nerd ii
pleasant and iLuocen drink This gsther with The
JerOr qua ity and .vor Of ~ ups viii, We are
induce auy person Iepea the dose who will give cal
msyI6 M0FlLi.t BELL, 26 CberTys
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY tsOODS-
WILLIAM TAsKER

IOs of southern snd Western Merchauts 8 new Ftoc
Of Fa Combs HAIR Tooth and Nail Brus e. adde's ket,-
euies PsFtuneFy Soaps, Pore Monsies J.t and Bead
bracelets Pocket BOoks Dress BItt1ns Prs xud Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax C0nil and Glass
Beads, Necklaces, &c. India Rubber Combs Genes Balls
and Toys of every DESCRIPTION. Scissors Rszors and Cut
lery God and tit Jswery, Accordeons and Violins in
cudnZ general and very large stock 1t sngsh French
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the vars
lowest prices for CASH or APPROVED PAPER
a. Orders by le5ter selected and put up in tao ,est
manner. WILLIAM TASKER
unvf- p.g
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10 ThE FU8LIC GENERILI.Y.

NOTICE IS hereby given that tie two long md flaming
~ adver'Ise nsuis eaunOning The publ from ouying
Aromatic Schedan SchlapVs' tom any one but them
selves and PrUEOUBcing All other articles spurious ia mere
y done Tor the purpose ct insnustng hat slse has
genuine article q AEcNATfC SC5IEDAN SCHSsPPs bu tho
undersigned takes thus mehod OF denying these sfztsusn
by ntrmBg the public that .Aey have tor sale genuine
article Of Schnap?s made and imported Tressy Orthsr
House which - warmed gycd Il not superior 70 any
others the Unie1 Safes hav been compelled 70 get
the 6enuas article direct consequences Il Others ha7-
ing been pGfed and down Ol.eh that tsg will buy
Believing wnri be s.ihoie1i guarantee, are
willing 10 leave he nerJs Of Sehnagps TO the judg
menI of liberal and DISCRIMINATING pubic.
We very respectfully,
julv2' LYONS 4 co, 10 Cedar 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University oF Nashville
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

fHE Fifth Annual Course CT Lectures N this Institution
viii commence Monday, The ~ OF October next,
tnd continue TIL The first Of the ensuing March.
rAUL 8 EyE NJ d. Principles and Practice of S1rgery.
JogS NJ WATsoN, VI D. Obstetrics aud the diseases Of
Women ana Children.
". X. BowLING. D, Theory and Practice of Medicine
4. H. BucaANAS, NJ d. Surgical and Pathological Anat-
omy.
X WESTON, NJ D., Matsna Medica and Medical Juris
prudence
loBEHr NJ PosrRR NJ. d., General and SpetiaI Anatomy
J4BtRRIzs LISDsLEY NJ d Chemistry and Pharmacy
THOMAS JSNNIS s, NJ NJ, Institutes Of Medicine and
Chemical Medicine.
TILrIlM T. BR.ess, NJ. D., DsmOnsrator Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened Tor students on
he first Monday OF October.
iull Preliminary urse cf Lectures free to all stu
dents viii be gTer by the Proess0rs CONNIE ucinV also on
he first Monday Of October
Coique has been established In connection with Ii,
University which operat0nsare performed and cases
prescribed for and leclUFed epo presence Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures IN the University Us
Maireuatioa Fee laid once ony,l IS. Practical
9rnv 5lOs GTaduatioh Fee $23sfsl ~ l..t.. -.-3
Good Boarding can be procured 81 about IS per week.
Further information can be obtined BY addressing
- J. BERRlEN LIN Silly,
iulvl7-Tw6wtd ChlnceilUF of the University.
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Z nd For s ale.

4 FER Tor sale dOUJ ~ ven Hundred Acres of
L and lying on the Columbia CeBJrai Turnpike Road
nIes fIt IN CCiumb and feur fI, M Pleasant
Jeieg part Of she trasJ winch reside
his Land IS equal IT Lot superior any Ma ~ eruntv
Ils veil Wa the c, eGIdted DevsIs SpTi beng
tie part offered for sale well timbered and veil i'm
i.oved There the premises beeu'rnl bujld
sites fronnDg The Turn Ike the contemplated Ra
oad ls viii be divided TO suit purchasers sold
body.
For further information apply to at Ashwood Post
Ohoe, hauTy county, leuuesSee
An.l2-u IUCITS i POI L
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Fall Meeting--NashviIIe Cour

Fall MISUNDERSTANDING Course
THE RACES OVER THE NASHVILLE COURSE
l. will commence MONDAY, the l7TH of SEPTEE BsR,
1858, and continue the week '.afF t1
FEST DAT--Monday, i7th.-A Sweepstake for q y ear
oIds; 90 entrance $50 forfeit Two mile heats. ii
SECOND DA1-THesday, lSth-A Sweepstaka for 8
year olds; $500 entrance; $50 forfeit Mile heats
SECOND RACE "A Sweepstskefor year olds 800 en-
trance; SIS forfeit Mile out. = e@ s-g sl-
THIRD DAr-W edDesday lsth--Jockey Clsb Purse $3.50
entrance. Two mile heats
FouRrH DAy- Thursday, 20.-A Sweepstake for3 year
olds; $500 entrance $5o forfeit. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-Friday, 2lst-Proprietors Purse; $50 en-
trance, Mile heats. best in 8.
RACE-A Stake for year olds; $50 entrance p.
or .. with $50 added by the Pr0prietOr
SIxrH DAY Saturday, 22d.-JJckey Club Purse; sS01
entrsnce. Two mile heats.
SEcosD RACE Purse $50 for Saddle Horses; $25 en-
trance added Mile Feather Seighis Three more
make race; and close Ist OF September. 1856 Three
entered. I. ALDERSON,-
july22-eosw .-. Proprietor
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L A G 5.
GEEO ia ErnYaasr1sraS s.

HAVlAG largely increased my supply of Rags By tn,
induced to offer larger arn"upt Of premiums for the
present year. And will paT tbs above premium in sums
oS1O0 $50 $50 $40 $50 $5O $40 49, 81 and 80 TO any
ten merchants "Pedlars"whU viii deliver me, iroIn
,his date the lst July, 49, the largest an5unt
BAGS The to be bought outside of and by do
iEg business outside Of Nashville orvcinity.
viii at all times pay the highest market prices ia cash
frr RAGS delivery and issue certificate to the owner
4 the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and in before the ls day OF Jul
nex that three dsnteIesed merchants of Nashville
mske the awards The largest being entitleC
the $lO0 the next largest 10 $50, and down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that MAJ
know in whose name 10 the certificate Combination
Till not be allowed. ,
Wooden, Linsey Silk and Worsted rags are not wanted
ard will not be included IN the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Bags throughout Middle Tenn
July+lydtriwSw w. S. WHlTEnAN.
North Of p