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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-04

HORRIBLE ARRAY IN vIRGIEIA.-FArr q
KILLED BY his SoS.--We leavn that horri pie Case
occurred in Dipwidde on Saturday last. The cir
cums.apces appear to be the followug:--A MI.
Tucker Jones, residing about six or eight riIes
from Dinwiidie court house, had sen. his negro boy
to Petersburg On the day before with load OF oats,
b. came very angry, and re preached his son. Bsaja
min Jones, AZ the cause Of the negro'l deisy, re-
marking that bad he accompanied him With the
oats as he had been directed, the boy would have
been back. The son made some insolont fens-ka In
reply, which 10 provoked the father that he seized
o gun and pointed it towards him. As be was
about firing IT, the mother turned the gun with her
arm snd the load was discharged through al
adjoining window. As she was rushing ont Of the
house TO coll in help she heard noiss behind her
and on looking back, perceived her husband
stretched ifsess on the foor feed by the hands OF
bis son. These we're the facts elected yesterday
from the mothers testimony at Jones ex lmnng
trial lie was admitted 70 bali and s nov 81 large
- Pete s6uyg (TG.) Democrat, July 81.
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THE CoTros CRor.-The cotton crop is Looked
forward to this season with much confidence as
likely 10 10 very good one, and this Is about the
time when We may expect carly specimens OF II 20
ship Perseverance, arrived with the frst or last
ssasop's crop,--Nro 0TltaGs Pi.syaEs, yuiy Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-10
THE GAzETTE's PLATFORM REPUDIATED

The know nothing CO vention which was held
in This city on Monday and Tuesday, adopted a
platform, which the Gazette Of yesterday prints
This platform ignores and repudiates one Of the
main planks in the platform of principles adopted
by the Gazette when it announced itself know
nothing organ! 1t is the plank, relating to the
right of the States to fix the qualifications of their
voters to the defence of which against our assaults
the Gazette has devoted SO large portion Of its
time and space. The convention thus in effect de-
cides that the editor of the Gazette don't under.
stand our Institutions although he has been more
than twentyone years in the country. The con-
vcntion decided the case in our favor against the
organ of their own party. This is a Triumph
Doubtless, had we taken the trouble to examine
the other panks, we should have convinced the
convention that all were rotten
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MILK FOR BABES.

The k. n. papers are exposing, as they say, the
secrets ofthe third degree of the know-nothinga-
They are delighted with i'll For the oath requires
the members to support the Union. Why, the ab-
ohtlonlsts OF the north tell US that they are the
best friends the Union has They telu that the
Union must be dissolved if slavery is not abolished
Giddings and every other abotionist in Congress
has taken just such oath, far os it related to
the Union. The whole thing is silly tricl-miIk
for sick babies
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Wisconsin has spoken no less determinedy.-
BESIDES sending delegation to Congress that is
decidedly anti-slavery, she has registered her YER
dict also aga nst the fugitive slave law. That law
was the ISSUE and the only issue, in the late cleo
ton ofSupreme Judge. Thus two sovereign States
have taken their stands against the business of
save-hunting and the naturalization Ct slavery, a
stand from which it is not probable they will re-
cede but other States will follow their example,
Indianapolis Journal x. NJ
The above is from strong know-nothing paper.
Wisconsin and Massachusetts, where know-noth-
lnglsm prevails, are the two States spoken Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-10

Lessee and Manager, JOHN GREENE.
es Positively the last night but one of Gabriel Rave
and Company.-Beneft of the Martnetti Family i-Fvl
Entertainments on the evening!
On Thursday Evening May TO- first representation Of the
beautiful Ballet entitled the
JUDGMENT OF PARIS.
In which Mile Ceestine Franck Miss Frances 1.-THE Amer
lean Danseuse,) Mile Capel. and NJ Coet vi n appear
At the request of undreds will be repeated positive.
ly the last time the
RED MONSTER.
Famous arrior, Gabriel Rsyel
Red Monster. Philippe Msrtinetti
For the only time the GRAND MUSICAL ENTER
TAINMENT By the Martinett Brothers and Mons Giles
Leader of the Orchestra
For positively the Last time, GRAND EyOLUTIONS
ON THE TIGHT ROPE!
e CRAC0VlENNE by La Petite Pauline Martinetti
The performance will commence with the Farce Of
HOLE Iy THE WALL.
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FORM OF OFFER.

z
Lers iasert the Rsns Of (naWs the fsrn In the State OF
taans the sta hereby offer 10 fuInish uaser your
dated se Of adrertissnsHt and subject 10 al he
requirements the same and of the printed scnedue 70
which refers all the articles embraced IN Ca Ns nam
the CLASSY for the the Iad according 70
said schedule, viz (bes tAe printed e'ass Jom M
schedule 0ad opposite ars the price, ana carry oat me
the e0iHaaRs dollars and CENTS ana Joet UP e
grgsts amsuaI Of fer the daSs) amounting 70 sTf
the nOrds .
propose As INV agent IA sra the agest, IS
CURED ehslae supply under tae classes misce-
aasous, by Nonresident of the plses OF oehrery snd,
should my offer be accepted reque me contract may 90
prepared and navy agent al sss A sssney Tor
signatures and certificate.
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FAIR PLAY,

IN ORDER TO DO EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY. AND TO PRESENT A PROPER
EQ Bril- IN,
DR. ID. T. MctiAVOCK has kindly allowed US to
~ brig into market portion Of his 4DDIIIOH-
On THURsDtv, tie 10Th inst, the premises, will
sell % LOTS situated on College, Cherry, and Summer
streets and adjoining the RorseuDral garden! These
lots 50 feet front by ia feet Deep finely situated
elevated ground commanding fine view Of the City,
River, Capitol &c No portion Of city has improved
rapidly within The last year than that lying North OF
the Public Square and those purchasing in thai direction
at the present ruling yures will be realize hand
some profits
The NORTH-WI STERN RAILROAD will rtainly be
built ard the Depot, it is believed will be located
portion Of Dr. McGavocks lands. The public
earnestly invited call u.s. get Plots OF the
Ground, and examine the premises for themselves.
THE TERMS HILL BE MOST LIBERAL
credit of l. g g. and years. for Notes satisfactorily
secured payable in Bank, bearing interest. and lien re-
ained-Sale 10 commence at O'Clock, A.M-0mnibuses
will usua-S4le posiive.-Title indsputaole
LINDSEY & CROCKETT
49, College street.
Cr .SccOcK Auct'r
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w. Il. X. & co.

--Haps also Just reeeiref-
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By o'Meara.
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By the Ouch
D'Abrantes.
THE LAND or THE sARACEN. By Bayard Taylor,
woLFERTS RoOST. By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPISTLES OF ST. PAUL. By the Rev
w. J. Conybard and Rev. ]. s. Hovson.
RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
By LamartiRe. vol
HISTORY OF THE GIRoSDIsrs. By IamAr,In..
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Mss
Strickland. With Portrait OF every Queen
THE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY By Dr. Mautell.
The MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr. Mart
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse With F1axman,
Designs.
TAsSo's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. Bv wis.u-
PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. By Lieut. Colope
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENCE's LECTURES on THE NATURAL. HIS
TORY OF MAN, &c. ! vol
THE GEOGRAPHY OF STRABo Literally T,,D.,,,s,
With Notes.
LILLY'S AsTRoLOGY. I vol.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated BY Jas Greive. ID
DUNCAN'S HISTORY OF RUSSIA vols, Emo IL
ustrated.
PoPE'S HoMER'S ILIAD. Illustrated
PoPE's HOMER's ODYSSEY Illustrated
GUIzors HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION 7 wis
THE RELIGION OF PROTESTANTs A SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. By William Chillingworth.
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW: Being the Preface
to the Genevan Bb:e 1850 By John Calvin In Black
Letter.
TACTTUS. The Oxford Translation
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. Bv Piere. Egan
CYCLoPBDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Emb,,.
cling Memoirs Of the Most Celebrated Persons OF An Times
ivol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with its Application to
MineraloFy. Physiology and the Arts. I VOL. Emo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: Pictorial and Liiersrv
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. vol
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE, I whine
With Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. BY Cater
mali. illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal. Conducted
BY Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
THE PROSE WRITERS OF GERMANY By Hedge
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES By HaIlam
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By HaIlam.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND Hallam
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By William Jay
IP Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, just received by
". T. BERRY & co.
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Inc Secretary of The Treasury declines according
to the petition Of the EMPLOYERS in the Collectors
office in Boston for an increase of salary nasmnc5
as 1t wouli be unjust to other officers of the reye
nue., and no provision is made for it in the appro-
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wILLIS'S NEW BOOK.
SEC0ND EDLTTOYN " RE4DY.
THE RAG.B AG:
LAS GASAS
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

w. T. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoSvERsA-
TONS or TIKI EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY the Couss
De Las CssAs. With Portraits and other illustrations.
new edition In 4 vols
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DAN SPRINGS.

A BERSHEBA SPRINGS will be closed for this sea-
n son, at the request of several friends sccommods
lions have been provided for limited number of families
at DAN adjoining the ruheba establishment The cha
lybeae and free water at Dan is considered equal
ali respects to that Bersheba and the sceneryamost
unrivaled-presents Il view of the valley of Collins river,
snd adjacent mountains, for distance Of ten miles.
- dress q. W. REFS,
Bersaeba Springs P. o., Grundy Co, Tenn.
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40. 0n0 sHINGLES Pr DAY

HAVE on exhibition, at the Crutcher House. SHIN
i GLE MACHINE, which will make 800 perfect
shingles per day. 1t is propelled by PowKR,
and max, shingles every revolution il be built
for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. All interested espe-
cally machniss will please call and examine for them
selves WM. A. D00LEY.
mye-2t
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Southern Forwarding House.

Agents in Nashville for
YOUNG, WYATT co, WYATT d co,
savannah Ga, Charleston, South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce 10 the Merchants OF
w Nashville and vicinity, that we have secured the
services of the well known house OF Messrs IL COR
DON CO, whose pleasure it will be present our for
wardng bills for collection at the counters of our atrop.
in Nashville Our bills being made payable in NashgiIe
will efectualy do away with all the annoyance and incon
venience heretofore arising from having purchase drafts
make remittanees, leave deposits, &c. &C
Goods consigned TO our care iUIraJly forwarded
The same day OF arrival unless discharged from vessel a
ter the railroad depot is closed the htwben this
occurs the goods slowed fire proof houses
ind eOtered by tHsur at 1t0us
We would again return grateful thanks uerchar
generally IN Tennessee for the patronage heretofore lib
orally bestowed upon and at the time pectfuy
solicit their busne so long they find 10 their inter-
est TO patrOnize our houses
YOUNG, WYATT 4 CO,
Savannah, Ga.
WYATT 4 co,
may1n Charleston, s. G.
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
g. - 80 -

188SssES ZEss1Ez- - z--W-1Z
NO
COLUMBIA, wAYNESB0R0, JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
CNPLENDI0 Four Horse Coaches from RzSAHR
- Franklin to Lagrange, connecting at Exz2x-25G
those points with the Railroads TO
Iuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala and Aber-
deem Columbus and Canton Mississippi.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at ESQ., A. NJ. Also to
Pulaski and ElktOn,
and TO ali places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the o'clock z. NJ Train Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at 2 O'Clock, r. NJ connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line to COLUM-
BIA.
For all information Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General Rail road Stage and Omnibus Office, No "a Cedar
Street. opposite the Post Office.
N B.Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part of
the city. mhZS-F
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NAI.L at WATERFIELD Il WALKER s on the Square
" The styles they have introduced for the Spring
considered the handsomes Hats Of the while
the sItrfns g1tness Of texture and superb lustrOas nih
render them highly desirable TO all who wish hat of the
most popular style and Of the finest quality.
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
THE most becoming Hats for young men will be found
i in great variety at Waerfeld Walkers. They have
all the and popular designs in all the fashionable COL
ors for the season 1t is also said that their prices
little lower than can be found elsewhere.
app WATERFlELD d WALKER.
SOFT FELT HATS
OF all the designs in Black, White and Pearl Soft
Cassimere-the most desirable Hats of the season.
Just introduced BY WATERFIELD & WALKER
TO MERCHANTS.
ATERCHANTS who wish selection of Hats that triU
Nl SELL and who have the cash to paw for Them
Gerry prompt to make payment when due, should call at
Waterfed Walkers. They have very desirable varie
IT, and sell of low and uniform prices
WATERFIELD WALKER,
Fashionable Haiters,
ap7-d % Public Square, next to Cowboys.
r. T. AND A
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RoRM OLE GUARANTEE.

The undersigned aame the garaatsr Of tasn, the tsra
aud State OF asme sae and nsne second qua ran
e hereby undertake that the asevs-named (Rane the eta
bdders WILL If his Tor thslr oser A ABOVE oe
days assr tn. date through the pos. the
acceptance Of his (er their oHsrs oeiere menuonod'
(signatars 81 fasrsnt'rs.)
certify that the abovs-nained btrs name ae sasraHFsJ
to be gsod and responsible guaranors In
this case. 49,
tssnatuis;;I
To Be signed by the district judge, district attorney eoee
tor navy agent known to the bureau to be
responsible. -
FOR PORTSMOUTH, n. Il.
Class No. I-srcks.
2-stono
S- dnrs -P, am, r,%oe y, min.
e-Sp m. AsmiOOk' or Pine
s-GmT. and .ana.
io-Hsn''
ia-steel
if-p p', Ill. - H..
iS csin - ons Iii S
i 10 S.tRPo onan.''
1s Woo
20-nsy.
a2-charcosl.
9-Iron Castings.
24-Removing ledge.
FOR BOSTON.
C,..,No I-Bricks
a-Stops
s-YsiO.-pns timber:
6-Whe pine, spruce, juRipeE, and cypress
timber and lumber.
sCement
a-GrayeI and sand.
IQ-Sl,ts
n-Iron, iron spikes, and Rals.
l4-Piles.
l5-Painis, ella, Ind glass.
I6-Ship chandery.
l7-HardHare
I.-slationsry.
2l-Provender.
f2-Ch,rcoal
23-Puekng.
s5-Iron castings.
eo-PdmPiRg engine and PsRpsfor dry deck
yPv YORK
cN p,,...
eAAs' NO. ST.
Y.e. min. ,,ms.r
lumber
5-Osk .nS hare " cod timber and lumber.
e-whit. pine, sPrass: Juniper and cypress
sCemsnt.
1Srave and sans
as i ixo. snyn.u.
ii-IIoh, Iron spiAss aHs "
it Ib,Iss oil, and ,,a
ISn,R9 ensndisrI'
~ sta,Jas.rS
ai-Pror.nd.r
si-Ch,rco.i.
23-Bsltiu., packing ar eh'se.
24-Cspper and compost ios IsIIs.
26-N,elinsry and tools.
2,-Firs g urpe and appp gal nces.
9S-Iron roofing, &c. 6
2q-Gunner's hsuse, Elli islam d,onplsi
90-Gsn carriage shed, of iron.
3EOEkum shop Of iren.
Foh f v.nLA jill I h.A NA
-osH ,sd b.Ia wood timber and lumber
Shns nins ,nruc. ipUineT snd cybrs..
timber and iu,sSsr ''rN'
lin. md b,ir
1i-Irop iro. ,pike s and nails.
ia-s.s.l.
ilP.inis. oils and glass.
l6-Ship chardseTy.
l7-hsrdvare
Is-Statisnery.
le-Firs wood.
s0-Hsy and straw.
22-Chareoal.
as-C.ppsr and eampo.ition sails.
26-Nschinsry ana tsela.
FoR FORT aFFLIN.
GIAss No. bricks.
2-stone.
soak and hard God timber and lumber.
6-White Pine, spruce, Juniper, and cypress
s LIN: n. md s. ..ns
i lSIan ,,, nail,
from IRON sPkss, AVG sAiis'
lo-SnlP ehaHdlery'
FOR ASYLUM.
e-Hats, boots shoes, DC.
S-GrOe.ries
S-DD goods.
7-Tobseeo.
e-Chaadlery.
e-Hsrdwars.
Io-Irsn and Rss.
lI-Paints, oils, aad glass.
lS-Flos.
I3-Lumker.
lLPrsvender.
l5-Fire wood.
IG-CharcssI.
l7-StatioRsry.
non W aSuJSnToS
CIV , nj.
'fA7' no' 49,.
3-YelIov.p timber
5-Oak and hard wood timber
6-Whjts- nine tinber and lumber
Lime and hair.
and sand
lI-Iron IRON ,plk =. and malta
I2-S,,sl
I3-P, iron
15-p.ints oils and ol...
~ sLin ch,ndier,
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great from the latest mporaons and at redu
ced prices We are prepared TO crafty the most
in taste well the economical in prices We ear
nesy solicit for the firm The continuance OF the nume
patrons of the former firms Of the house and as well
all persons wishing to purchase Seasonable aud Cheap
Goods.
The former stock will be I'D at presS greatly under
The market value. STEVENSON BIRTHRlGHT,
my2 college street.
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SHIRTS SHIRTS !

SHIRTS SHIRTS :!
AI have this day received BY express additional
w invoice OF Ready-made Linen and Muslin Shirts
comprising great variety of styles and patterns made
with all the modern improvements and warranted TO t in
every PARTICULAR Persons search Of well made articles
in the above line ed call and examine our large
and supurb srrOrtment To wit:
Fine Ready made Shuts Standing Collars Fine plat
Do do q Broad do
Do do do do do
Fancy do do do
Do assorted patterns do do
Fine Byron Collars do do
Do Lawn no Collars
Fine full Bosom Shirts with and without Collars
DoCoored do do
Together with handsome assortment Of Rues ColIar5
every sty Cravats Half Hose &C. &C. in fact everything
elegant in our line
MYERS MCGTLL,
Indies and GsztleHsa's Furnishing .Slors
NAYS Corner Square and College Street
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The Albany Argus says that the good people Of
Walden, Vt, not satisfied with having voted down
the h Ms at the recent election, have arrested the
chief of the order in that town, and have had him
bound over for violating the statute of the Stat,
against the administration ofextra judicial osths-
He is to be tiled in June.
The American party of New Hampshire, at a
meeting of the Council adopted resolutions protest
ing against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
against the Nebraska bill, and the Fugitive Slave
law and pedgng the party to resist the further
tension ofslavery.
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NEW FIRM,

d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
| L. Dry Goods business, Mr. J. p. BIRTHRIGHf, the
business will be continued under the firm and style of SrE
vsSsoN BIRTHRIGKr either of whom have full power to
settle and close the business Of the late firm Of Stevenson
4 White Gmy2
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A. ]. FRANCISCOS,
APPS. .-- No. 90 Public Square.
YOUNG MANS HAT.-A beautiful style of fat,
scolloped brim Hat very suitable for young men-al-
ways on hand and made to order, BY FRANCISCO,
apes No 20 Public Square.
II AIDES RIDING HATS AND CAPS.--As
IL the for morning and evening rides Is with rs,
every young lady should be supplied with Of Francis
co.'s Riding Hats Caps. He is now in receipt of fine
assortment OF straw Velvet Moeskn and Fur Hats and
Velvet Caps which he invites the attention of ALL Call
at FRANCISC0'S BAZAAR,
sp9s No. 20 Public Square.
DEAVER HATS.-Always on hand and made to
ID order tire best and richie Rocky Mountain Beaver
Hats ever offered the Nashville public. At
apps No. % South Side of the Public Square.
CTRAW GOODs.-tor the best assortment Of Gents
= Straw Hats Misses Flats and Chidrens Fancy Hats
call al the Fashionable dat Store Of FRANCISCO,
ap5s No. 90 Public Square.
NOTICE.-An election for Ten Directors TO manage
~ the affairs of the United Fremens Insurance Gem
pany for the ensuing twelve months will be held their
sp22-8t JOHN S DASHIELL. sec'y.
NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-5O bbls for SHE low
~ for cash, to close consignment By
ap25-3t R. o. KANE.
~ to manage the affairs Of the Nashville Marine Fire
Insurance and Life and Trust Company for the ensuing
year. will be held at the Office of the Commercial Insur-
ance Company on Monday, May 9Th, 1855
aD18td JAMES WALKER, Sec'y.
ELECTION election for Eleven Directors
T. superinend the affairs of the Nashville Com
mercia Insurance Company" for the ensuing ~ months
will be held at their office on Monday, May 9TH. 1876.
aplS-td JAMES WALKER, Sec'y
NEW DRUG STORE.
q DEMOyILLE & BELL, q
~ wholesale and Retail Druggists. II
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, at
ali hours Of the day and night
~ Philip Schiefiin, Hanes / Co.'S Extra Powders al
ways on hand
HAIR DYES--Just received, Bachelors Phalons
IL and Italian Hair Dyes. For sale low BY
mhsl DEMOyILLE & BELL.
"a ioILET BOTTLES.-Chinaan c Glass Toilet Bot.
ties and China Flower Vases Just received and for
sale by mh2l DEMOYILLE BELL
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-JustI received, large lot
mhSI DEM0vILLE BELL.
IVORY TOOTH BRUSHES.-Just received.
large lot of fine English Tooth Brushes Hair and Sha
wing Brushes in great variety. For sale by
DEM0VILLE BELL,
HholeSdLs and RetIH Druggists,
mh3l No. &c Cbsrry Street, Nashville Tennessee.
r AIDES FINE CATER BOOTS
II do Super FRENCH LASTING CATERS
do do Italian Cloth front l.ced) do;
do do Kid Welt Stitched do do;
do do do Sippers
An assortment Of Misses and Childrens Fine BLACK,
BRONZED and COL0RED BOOTS Just opened by
RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
APPS ~ College street.
FXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned havf
II ing this day been qualified as the executors
Montgomery Bell deceased in the county court of David
son county all persons having claims against said tcsator
are requested present them, ard those indebted will
please settle Immediately.
W. Z. WATKINS
o. p. McROBERTS : Execrs-
J. l.. BELL
NafhvilIe April IL. -855-1m
WELLER & COOPER,
SHEET IRON and TIN PLATE WORKERS, |
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N. B. Cut this out, put it in secure place on
the morning of the election read it, and each of
you vote as though the fate of the State depended
ON the character Of your single ticket f
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FXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned havf
IL ing this day been qualified the executors
Montgomery Bell deceased, in the county court of David
county all persons having claims against said tosator
please settle Immediately.
j. L. BELL,
Nashville .Anri1 -855-1m