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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-23

Z WISH to SELL or exchange for other property,
Il my HOUSE AND LOT in Yorkyille, on Con-
gress Street. at present occupied by jno. h:s Mil
Ter, Esq The lot contains three-fourths Of an
acre; and on the premises Is
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
with fine rooms, each having FIRE place; kitchen,
store.house smoke-house, barn, stables corn-crib,
and new carriage-house, with o large garden in
high state of cultivation. -
Also, the adjoining lot on the same street, con-
tanning three-fourths of an acre, with house
thereon, and
A FINE ORCHARD
of peaches, apples, cherrys and plumbs.
Also, one other House and Lot, OH Madison
Street, whereon Theodore Parish now lives, meas
urng one hundred feet in front, with considerable
back ground.
If the above lots arc not disposed Of before the
25th day Of December next, they will be, offered
for rent. -GlF s. SADLER.
Oct 90 a. 43 #
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-23
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Oct 90
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1855.
The American Party of Tennessee
and the Slavery Question.

Be II kao,en and read Of all men That the
An,rican Party Of Tennessee IN Conre1hiOn
assembled, UNANIMOUSLY REFUSED TO IGNORE
THE SLAVERY QUESTION as a party test, and
unanimously adopted the foLlo1ciHg resolutions
on that SUBJECT:
ResoIred, That as regards the question of
sllvery experience has shown that il is subject
upon which the American people have always
differed. As ardent lovers of the Union, and of
cate all agitation Of the subject. as the worst foe
10 the perpetuty of the Republic. Always en-
t-rtaining the most profound respect and regard
for the compromises Of the Constitution, and the
laws Of the and and feeling that all OF our rights
of liberty. religion and property are amply pro-
tected by them in all parts of our common coun-
try, as patriots, we will accord TO them, as we
have ever done, patriots obedience; asking
nothing but what is right and submitting TO moth
ing that is wrong.
ReSoIued, That we will abide by and maintain
the provisions OF the Constitution Of the u States
and the existing laws of Congress upon the sub
iect as a lnal settlement thereof; and therefore,
we will oppose any and all further agitation upon
this question In making this declaration, We
deny that Congress possesses any power to legis-
late upon the subject of slavery in any way, and
we equally deny to the people Of the territories
any such power until the formation of State
government, opposing the odiOus doctrine Of
sluatter sovereignty. or, in other words, the
application by the people Of the territories Of
Wilmot Proyisoism.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
The Plurality Rule.

The Democracy are put to great straits
TO defend the coalition with the Black-Re-
publcans, in the adoption Of the plurality
rule, which brought about the election OF
Banks as Speaker The Louisville Times,
in vain endeayor TO transfer the respon.
sbility from its own party to the American
Party, says the plurality rule was not
adopted until it was offered by Know
Nothing" Here is its language;
Many members Of Congress offered resolu-
tions for the election Of Speaker by the plurali-
~ rule, bat the resolution which was nj length
adopted, was offered by .Ar. Smih 81 IeARss
SCI. kSow NormNG.
IL our memory does not deceive rs, the
Frankfort Contention, Of last week, charged
that this resolution was offered by Democrat.
aud il had long article, based upon that
charge. holding the Democratic party respou-
siLle for the election If Banks.
Sam Smith, an American, in the party
sense Of the term That won't do Mr..
Times. Sam is dreadfuly afflicted with a
disease called democracy" which be
thought he could spread little by the
adoption Of the plurality rule but We APP
prehend, be is satihed by this time that he
made false move. There is no getting
around the fact that the plurality rule was
moved by democrat, and carried by the
votes Of democrats and blaek-republicans.
Ncf one AmsrioaE retei for T. To the de-
mocracy, therefore, belongs the respoH.
iblity.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
l. AW SCHOOL
THE
University at Cambridge, Mass.

The Inst, uctorS In this SciOol are
Hon. JOEL PAREFR LII. D., Royal Professor.
Hon. tn oPHILUs PARsoSs IL. D., Dane Prof, ssor.
Hon. EsoRY "AsHsURN, L. D., University Lecturer.
I'HE Cou OF Instruction embraces the various inches
i q the Common Law, and Of tquty Admiralty. Com
mercal Ine ona, and Constitutional Law and the Ju-
rspudenre Of h United states. Tt Law Library consists
OF about "a 600 volumes ami appear they
ad led, AMI every Il, rt is mace render il complete.
instruction given by oral lectures exposons land
by reca1ns and eXamn 1tions, 10 connection with them
Of which there every week Two Moot
holden each week. at ca Of which cause previously
given out is argued by fou students, Op MON delY
cred by the pre- dng Instructor. Rooms and other facilities
are also provided the Club Courts Assembly
hell weekly practice in debate and acquiring knowledge
OF parliamentary law and proceedings.
Students may the School in any stage of their pro
fessi0na studies mercaUtle pursuits and at the
of either he mide other part Of
term. hey at liberty to elect what studies they wi
pursue according TO their view Of their and
tainmentS
The Academcu Year, which commences Thursday, six
weeks after the third WEDNESDAY in July, fed into
Of twenty weeks EACH with vacation Of six weeks
a. the end OF each term
Dnrng the winter vacation, tn Library Is opened
ed and lighted, for the Of members Of the school,
Applications for admission, for Catalogues, for
further information may be de to either OF the Professors
AZ Cambridge.
CAMBaIDGE, an. u, 1856. febl-dtwAwlav3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE FINE ARTS
photographic Miniature Portraits.

NIESSRs t-uDGE 4 WENpEHOTH would make known
vi the citizens generally, that they have taken rooms
Hicks China AZ North SIDE Of the Pubic Siuare,
aud are nov prepared Gin addition o. Miniatures
on Ivory) the NV PHOTOGRAPHIC IMMATURE PORT
KAITS Ihls, FIXTURES from l0cSet 10 G hi ct size,
sing handsome ornaments tor the grloE They possess the
fthuness % tn Mirror th the expression and colorng
Of hie AMI YSrfsefig permanent.
Painted phut aphc pes. various sizes, taken OF DA
guerrs typ.s vhru pantd with description o. the
complex on onr u the eyes har dress, &C Specimens Of
the different sys, painted and plan, can be sNnined al
fh.is studio dec24-8n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

your best efforts TO have the plank cast aside
Upon the fulfllment of that pledge we have enter
ed to-day"
While the Rutherford county meeting is for
standing on the Philadelphia Platform. the Banner
is IA, favor Of giving it up. WI not the party fol-
Ioso tie Banner?
Surely party must be very wild 10 its hunt for
Office, when il shows willingness to ignore the
slavery question, and 5y so doing form union with
black republieanism, abolition know nOthingisn,
for the probability of obtaining the ascendency in
this government
l. From the Memphis Appeal DEM Of the 12sh
"4gnOring'' the slavery Question.
The Nashville Banner. and the Gazeite, two lead
ing organs OF the ''South Americans" have fairlv
and lny assumed the position that il is the duty Of
the American party of TenBessee ITO exert all the
influence they WELD TO have the slavery ques.
ton, as a party test wholly ignored by the Amer
can party Is this one of the legitimate results Of
the election of Banks to the Speakership and Cul-
lon TO tie Clgrkship? What say the Fayette couu
~ Am orleans, who passed resolution the other
day. that il is necessary TO the uatiGAality of tie
Americas party that the Twelfth section Of the Phi.
adelphia platform should he maintained? VIII
Tennessee Know Nothings submit to be dictated n-
toiso humiliating position by Hall and Bilbo the
editors of the Banaer and Gazeftt? We shall see
what we shall see. We shall have more to say
anon.
! The UNITED STATES MINT.-By the annual report
OF fhe Director OF the United States Min eNe learn
that the drposites received and the coinage at the
principal mint during the year amounted III gold
and silver as follows:
D pnsites .slS 2l4, $50
'Consge q l2,O45,952
The branches at New Orleans, San Francisco
Dahlonega, Charlotte. and the Assay Office at New
York were also actively employed. The entire
amounts RECEIVED and coined at the mint and its
branches, including the Assay Office. during the
year follows:
Received .$64 574,37I
Coined 56.3l2,732
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

TIE New and magnificent steamer TrI -
L kFFlE ALTON, J. HUED Com EELNgEf1a I
mander will leave for the above and go 1-7zA
all intermediate ports SUND ~, the lIlh instant al l.
o'clock A. VI The Em- Alton l. entirely new bat, an
Del accom- nj iatons or passengers uLsurpa sed ~
te1l5-2, A. HAMILTON, Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS,

WhelsuaIs and Retail Millinery and Straw Goods
Wkrshoase, SEA Broadway. New YORK
Ma = in EaFups ~ ~ sEFrsss rsfpoae q -
IVA lccaE nagelEiss e. ~ sfsps frae uhssa H arrive
an1 - ~ fnr inpoa Ahaal rs q - . Akrca
aalherB ana Western NeaeAanis aad ha4eFs espsc
falls nrtsa T. can Rlas ne - p1rehayak
express y any adinssa. hts-ka
Lott aAAai--A snsa haaae anA ~ &c fpGaee a.
IT strtst-pars ~ Lqs Ne. la 20 aEtAeF 2assaa. ~
sisns saa ~ ass seses. ssAe-a -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

A FVtxfkofN pas ssss @Ia.irosisoed" Ia NAshEite
y ~ LAbtoNbA- 80. a.. .,
The Alabrosype X loms No a. CoirEr -
Assbvor, PES sse uals - eub's ale Ktfss hehs'
o,lig sead add has protected asaiass al POS eJ ." VA
Inry. -. -. -,
ksabrotEps coanteFfsits made ~ snEie EAss nei
- "a are uat - a., ale odiasrf sguesreetyFs
-, n afk.r rlrtrlFrs tahur haFFos ~ asipis
.na spnly "a % erior pasture 80 ch larAs ns s.se
souis Il ~ AnhFosgps-toas ani dsrae-hJ' 800
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

John w. Forney Of the Washington UnioA
Is seriously III with Inflammation Of lie bowels.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.


ON TUESDAY MORNING, February 18Th, $50, We vii
" 8 n for cash, the following artielys to-Wit:-
q hhds. Choice Sugar.
50 bags RIO Coffee
50 barrels Molasses;
80 half barrcls do Rose Hill;
p dc Loaf Sugar,
10 do Cru,ned 10;
10 boxes Fancy O ndits;
II boxes ". r Rai.ins
- barrels No 3, MAX -reE
90 y DO 2, do
10 Y a, 2, d.;
81 boxes Star Candles.
IS do IalloW do;
81 do No l Soap,
10 do Pearl Starch;
81 dozen Wash Boards
c. DO Rrooms. Nhits county;
49, boxes Glassware
do Q Iart Flasks;
do Tint do;
- donen Painted Buckets;
cas- Mstaes
Il casks sOta
IS barrels ntd Rive WHISKY;
II a. Peach Or.igard,
b trrels Vinegar.
- boKes Fthacs1 variOns brands,
cases CigAs.
Isl rraus trapping Paper
e. drsen Hemp PioS Lines
rces Rope
WIKI many other sstleles saiiAhle '9s ihe trade
DAVIS, PiLcIiE9 Co.
fsbIS NJ = Pebble Sqnare.
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Ole 9aiIp Qatriot

EB The Patriot the Of the "True Wig
Mesrs. szTH, MOAGAE Co. having purchased the PRINT
ng materials, subscription list, &c., Of the latter
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

HAVE number OF Negroes for sale, nongsi them seve
raj Plough Boys and good House 1iT; also lmotr
one Blacksmith. lfebl5l REhs ". PORTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

sS- Funeral Of MARIA FRANCIS, daughter Of Art K.
Grocer from residence South Cherry street IL O'clock
this morning.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

no Prizes amounting $50 OUo
Tickets SIS 00-Ha YES SO so Quarters 81 25
E- PATHS hing orier Tickets in tie above scheme
will please address Samuel ~ 3a3 "a hge tenn
Nhen tickets vii he immediately forwarded 10 er aidres-
Cerhcaes Of Drawing sent postag- free TO purch sers
Tickets immsd'at y after the dragug takes place
f.b16-dtrwAw SAML SWAN, Manager.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
ORANGES.
NEGROES FOR SALE

\ < BOXES SWEET ORANGES in COOL order. For sale
"a by Ifebl51 JG.SC C. ROBERTSON
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
J. T. swAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MEMPHIS. rENN

,osIEeTtoSs maas n wsa Teaasas.s. ssrsA Siissis-
y sipVi. aaa AFk4As@s
HMHHa 70
r. JaaIs~s e a. Sagreae Eeast q feneezeeei
- R.rk.rs. NeacAants aad ohsrss - Msnfhi.
n frssg co Nashsins, o. A lisSNr rs tisFsssile
Al 4 a lnerat - c. SQok. sac, frAnksia
A = F.sst - Sof A e. Losssy. celeusaia;
Gsa- a. n AtLHs. LAsssace AAeA- AshoeaAt a.f-AaAA-
h4re,
ahll-isu6uim
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
10000 DC 1lars!!H
Southern Military Academy
l. q L Z II IL ".
By Authority Of the State of Alabama.
CONDUCTED on TIE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS ANEW Scales.
no D.. .vr M.r.h "a 1870 I, tb. cit, Of Mont,,,
S 3 90 0 0

vii be distributed ling % the FLOWING beautiful
scheme. adopted at the express desire u many patrons,
/ at siguifc
] nApITAI Prize FIGHT THnnSANn nnL I ARs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

o. 600 LOUISVILLE BRANCH TURNPIKE stock
IJ(JlJ Er sale at PlCkEf1S
e n ACRES OF Laniin auiensle couniy'ior sale
n "a C,ii NJ PICKErl'S AGENCY
t,oIs UINs-A sr,-r II use aud six Acres 4 ground
i on the Middle Frtuk il Pike, at PIX =.
ACRFs OF Liant e. Fort Bend county, Texas viii
.JsJsJ be sod good tcrms or 'Nchanged Tor e'hs'
prrurrtv. The Horn burg RraEis Railroad runs y "
count, ti-klv irh t-t around IT, eni improved aces
ys.u-d - $81 TO So pr acre. Go0d tt .,,
Appy % r'NNHA' -
Ma 81 con Mrfsmo street = 60 e'uii % TAD nome
y fr l-is within shoTt walk Of bd mess and VII Dc
,nIs " CIai PICKEr1's.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT

SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mutual Protection Insurance Company
OFFICE MUTUAL PggTEc l0S ms 90.
Ns.HyntE January 50. ISIS
~. Tr,st--. m ssrd.uce = th he hAi 80, submit ms
,s Iar ssicus bu insfs = IN lnsItasen 'o Nc
YES sn.Iins 8ist per-ntsr a. 60 III;
a. an a. rrsrrNe8 % shs Ia ttH1ay a.
III 4, provsi. 80 psFrd Z - tU0s -
Pres iaas EsEsigsd-Fifs Depart
Pre- la. Re Alarss Dep. as,lsga
= Lss allt 70 S4ooe ~
Inssssst AosOaai.....-....-...-.-.
s7s.iOS IS
CONTRA
To Exp=a ., a Hems-.--..tsis ~ .--,.sa
= q AErnei-s.. .GaA Is tstto
Lo..s. P.Ii-ii-s DspAltn ni.--.- SIS q
Nsass : .--,' sssS
"a. ,..r,ss- .sa Return Prsn uls - %
Insr,ss % Ga raasy oAPiAi.----- 70 " p. - :.
r.ares Nssunai Proass-......- tsssss y
Nsesssssy = psov a. ios UasHPsa A'Ns-. 49, -
p.t.ssr YEA Prl6ss or re ysar...- Al -
A usiasoratis ~ aeose ssts,asst ~. 49,
= - n sisrable acaat haFs heen FvPo 49, n =.
shah shey Aats a~sns4 exg sisns . s.ser ..s -, -
- - - csagzny, ard Or ne more speedy a.
reaf q Ihss otiert tkrE have le1e ~ -
Al II 81 wRaaras frast ~ vi - 49,
- 80 IA e. a7,irs q iAs iusti aon - ~ e-tne.. %
-. 49, M 4 hspei that ss-ss Il The Company va
$3.50 - ~ ate.t escEy iust denafd =. s.As,s..
loli-f. u sKplrrd faces are nps.nsa ,a.s - - ~
- ~ q 49, ~ esass hon add aiser n a.se, sn1 -
49, - cbt.a iuslrsn,s sssshefe thoal1 80 . -
ssnanA a RTsalaas al . se'.sss .stsS fr-ssss
en-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
From the Memphis Appeal Dem-) of the 1aps.
".gnoring,, the slavery question

THE UNITED STATES MINr.-By the annual report
OF fhe Director of the United States MinsAse learn
that the drposites received and the coinage at the
principal mint during the year amounted in golI
and silver as follows:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
To the Tobacco Planters Of
GOLD WATCH FOUND.

81 have in my possession Gold Wat n, taken
a negro which believe stolen, ami which n
rghtful owner get by describing p1yng for this id
veri-ement, sc. lfsst5l WM. JACKSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-05-13
STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

THE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters already before the
public, large proportion of which having failed sue
cessuly TO stand the test of thorough trial. and having
faep far short of the of the vendes
well as the expectations of the purchasers general dis.
trust has been creatsd in the public mind for all machines
OF this description Hence it becomes consideration of
the utmost importance before the general introduction of
machine, conc rnlng which there much doubt and
connected with which there have been many failures
that it should first have been subjected the most
thorough and critical test and its claim merit clearly
established beyond doubt. This machine has now been
In nexstence upwards of twelve months during which time
it has been submitted severest tests and has under
gone notifications and alterations with view of bringing
1t perfection possible 1t complete and
presented to the public in the full confidence that will
meet the wants OF the farming community and sustain the
high reputation it has already obtained and the opinions
formed OF it by all who have used it
We claim for it
1st. Great strength and durability.
I'd. An entire freedom from complication, being SO
years of age without the slightest tear Of arrangement
I'd. Superiority and excellence of execution, cutting
with great ease, rapidy and exactneSs
4th Great economy price, being offered at the low
rate of Eight Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned but would occu-
py too much space.
possesses peculiarly however so remarkable and
important that cannot torbear making mention Of it
We sude to its Everlasting Spring designed to keep the
knife always IN Its proper place and uniformity of
execution, at the same time yielding any hard and for
egn substance the appearance OF which in machines
would be liable to produce serious injury.
County rights In Middle and West Tennessee for sale
upon extremely advantageous terms They can be made
by any worker in wood Men Of energy to act as
Agents.
Address, JAMES C. BALDWIN CO.
ct
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Loves Patent Wash Tub.

THE above Machine, patented October 16h 1855 in its
L utility, simplicity and rapid and thorough execution
surpasses everything Of the Kind heretofore introduced
This Tub is mounted sOo and provided with hued
rollers and brushes by the action Of which strong and
rapid current of water is induced pass through the
clothes removing every particle of dirt without the slight
est injury to the clothes however fine the texture By
peculiar and ingenious the dirt removed from
the clothes provided with place of deposit and thereby
from being ground back again into the clothes
as is the case in most machines
Sxor seven shirts their equal in bulk can be thor
oughly washed with this machine from eight to len min
ues. These tubs sold at Eight Dollars EACH which,
taken connection with its perfect performance renders
it the
CHEAPEST AND BEST WASHING MACHINE NOW
KNOWN.
Printed directions accompany each Machine.
County rights in any part of Tennessee fr sale upon
snch terms as will secure to the purchaser large profit
upon the investment To men of energy opportuni
ty for making money easily and rapidly will be offer ed
Agents wanted in all parts of the State Address
JAMES C. BALDWIN l. CO.,
mayl-d&W8m 81 College street,
Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-05-13

Stock Raer aud Dealer in Stock. Price $50 with two
sets of grinding rings and levers fitted to the Mill ready
TOR attaching the horses These mills made for
by Mr. 7. NJ. Brennan, of this city, whose well known
skill in his profession will insure the superiority of the
workmanship, whilst the purchaser will have the saisfac
lion of knowing he is encouraging home manufacture
We offer county rights for sale upon such terms will
make an nducement for of energy to engage the
enterprise We may be found at the foundry of 7. NJ
Brennan. No ST. College street. near Broad where we
shall be happy to receive ORDERS and furnish such nforma
ton upon the subject may desired Thorough busi-
ness men wanted TO act as agents. Address,
JAMES G. BALDWIN & CO.,
mayl- 3md&w Nashville Tennessee
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Il C l j d 8 g

NHS superior Jack will stand the present at my
stabls eghi miles South of Nashville, the Nolens-
vhe Turnpike and will be let to ennes at S25 for jack
and s2O for ennst colts and To mares al $40 the
Pssurage for jennets and from distance gratis;
grain fed rs per week All possible care taken to
prevent accidents or escapes but liability for ther
Description and Pedigree.
Eclipse will be four years old the first of June, is
full fifteen hands and three inches high, Of fine
FORM bone muscle and action. he sired by Johnsons
famous jack, Lord of the Isles, who Wss by imported
knight Errsn Eclpses dam, MAY Flower Queen) by
Rdleys Old Wonder out OF Rains old black jennet
Money Aoudsr) invite my friends and all admirers
Of this useful animal to call and view Eclipse and bis dam
and her other progeny. JAMES RAINS.
0utrw H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-05-13
RAGs-s6hn IN PREMIUMS.

TJAVING largely increased my supply Of Rags By the
III premiums offered the past year ending June 80.
am induced TO offer larger amount of premiums for the
present year. And will pay the above premium in sums
olOO $50 $50 s7O $50 $780, e4 ESQ., $40 and slO any
ten merchants or "Pedlars"-who wiz deliver me- from
this date the 1st July 1855, the largest amount of
RAGS The to be bought outside of and by men de-
ing business outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
viii at all times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
for RAGS delivery and issue certificate to the owner
of the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and before the lst day Of July
next that three dsinterested merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
the $780, the next largest to $50 and so on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose 10 the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Woolen Linssy, Silk and Worsted rags are not wanted,
and will not bs included in the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Bags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lyd.riwkW W. 8. WHlTEAAN.
. North of the square,