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hereafter receive, bonds Of the Stats, CT the en-
dosement Of their bonds BY the State 70 aid IL tbs
construction Of their several roads, under the pro-
visions Of the sct Of 1872 and the acts arnenda
tory thereto at the expiration Of i've years from the
issuance OF endorsement Of their said several bonds
annually to set apart and pay over to the TrsasuTer Of
the Sas gO per cent per upon al bonds 'gi'eh
haze been may hereafter Be, issued endorsed as
sinking fund for the ultimate redemption Of Tie oonas
issued sRd0rsed as aforesaid; which sinking lana'
when paid over, the Governor, Comptroller 81 me
Treasury, and President Of the Bank Of 1enheSSss5
shall invest in bonds Of the State, ana TeinFest aA
secruing interest in like securities and they are
hereby constituted board Of commissioners Tor the
MANAGEMENT. government and control Of said sink
ing fund, Sc.
So eminently just was this provision, that It re-
ssivs9 the unanimous vote Of the Houss Nth BIZ
exceptions, AND Robert HATToS CONSTITUTED ONE or
THE Twol
Such is Mr. Hatton's record, as legislator, rela
tive TO neutrality-suspicious.. "A more " Infamous"
one to use his own language in his own way cannot
be found in the Legislative proceedings Of the State
Let US make brief recapitulation:
He found the Treasury depleted, the disburse-
ments from the Treasury for the two preceding years
having been Sll8,50O greater than the receipts,
with SIZE 900 of maturing bonds to be provided for
He found the actual and prospective liability of
the State principally for rail road purposes already
reaching some $24, 100000
And yet he voted not only to charter and give
Stste aid to new roads, some Of them exclusively for
the benefit Of private eaptanOt only to pledge the
credit Of he State tor roads beyond her own terri
tory-not only to endorse the bonds Of these
Companies for hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
not only 10 issue bonds Of the State to construct
their bridges aud abutments for them-but he IA
yored the extension Of State aid TO all the soctes,
side tracks and l7 outs Of the different roads, which
Of itself would have amounted to near Two million Of
dollars And then, 10 cap the climax, and show how
welded he was to capital and corporations, and how
reckless he was Of the masses who have to build up
and sustain the credit of the State, he voted in
minority Of tcO, with sTyone against him, in OpPo,
sition to a bill requiring these companies to set
apart annually sinking fund Of two per cent. for
the ultimate redemption Of the bonds, and as a
means Of greater protection to the State.
We are willing that the people shall Judge Mr..
Hatton by his own record. We can anticipate their
verdict
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Excellent Land For Sale,

IN WEDNESDAY, JULY IS we will offer for sale 10 the
- hgnest bidder on liberal credits Of he most Re
e tracts al Land 10 Davidson county, containing 400
tetes mag on me roal leading from Franklin % Leban
half mile north Of the NOeusvis turnpike road three
miles sOu IN Of he Nashville and chattanooga Railroad
twelve mile. from Nashville.
10 is not desire puff Overrate what " have IN
sell but We desire 10 lair Just and conception
Of the property but 10 desire Different 10 would be
dmcut 10 errate the qualities and advantages Of this
tract Of land u has DARK loose and virgin Ofthe
slate Of cultivation and 2OJ spen did tin bsr am
under excellent fences built almost entirely Of Cedar
Wa EkOF SUPERIOR ALI lY-SEVEN OK MORE
NEV Err FAILING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS
afJrdng to The ded woods and pastures constant suppv
Of water heavily tmbered with poplar, oak, ash suqsrs
lynn 0oxeiuer black locust and suen esdsrtO Keep
the fences.
THE DWELLING is a very neat and comfortable wood
building wea her0OOrl ed and painted outside and celed
lathe pastered and papered inside with good and
cOmmOdOus rooms, Two pOrches, and dy and cellar
house one large ganaTy sheddei TOG8, good tobacco
bans, stables cribs, aud psndsd garden, one ssis.t
young orchtr With over 900 bearing trees, fu
orchard OF peache and apple trees, many other frut
spring use good horse mill, mill Stones best French
burr and sup rnns boiling chest CLOTH MANY other
conyen'ences to- TEDIOUS 10 mention.
Iaken all her tbs i one Of the richest, desr
bic and productive acs Of land Davidson county and
Will be sOldin
FIVE LOTES,
Varying In size from 90 40 Or we would sell ali
TO yether q suit purchasers and would make one OF he
the plan viii call on tSOLOMAN 6. MOTION On 80 nra-
misses, the dsfsiged at No. o. Cherry street
ICrms-A credit third tia frs Jauuerv 1a5s
one third January 1852 and balace frst Japuarv IsOZ
Notes well secured, Wit out interests required and len
retained.
Omuibuzes and collation. free a. usual Tbose desiring
seals viii please meet sIthe Post BY o'eIocs a. b.
iupe24-ee.d. " w " Ai a,,.
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GLAIBQRNE'S MACRINE W0EKS.

NASHVILLE. LENNs
TU0HB attention OF Railroad Compauiss Farms-s Mann
n tactursrs, and all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing az
home good machinery, such
Steam Engines, Car-WheeFs Of the most
Castings Of every de- improved patterns,
scupt0n, saw via =,
tearing Pumps &c, &cs
is respectfully cao1 % this Ets shneg now grow-
ing up rapidly on the premises Of The e Nashville Manu-
featuring company. We Intend o. carry business Iu
y as extensive before, sUd shall be- read 90 take
orders for Machinery and Castings We already com
meneed operations In Back Oh Shop aud 0i yard
and shall give mmedat sataciOutO oldand rev custO
meH
We are experienced hechaHic-each Of personally at
tending b. his department shall be able
20 tueD out superior work lover shan heretofore
done In this CITY. We saa warrant every piece worA
done al this kstabshme and give prompt personal
attention % very order Ten ce mus We hope 70
give general aeton and be patrOuz51by an friends Of
home manufacture.
JFCKER & co..
Claiborne Machine Works, NashV Iliss Tenn,
iune2'-u Lars Nashville Man. Go.
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MR.. BELL AND DISTRIBUTION.


Mr. Bell is remarkable for arranging the issues
Of a canvass to suit his own individual purposes.
In early life he abandoned the Democratic party,
because it was not sufficiently Democratic for him.
In 1913 he abandoned Mr.. Clay and took up with
Gen Taylor, because, as he said he did not belong
to that school Of politicians who had rather sink
with Clay than swim with Taylor"
About this time Mr. Bell came to the conclusion
and SO stated that the old issues, Bank, Tariff, Dis
tribution, SC, were not of paramount oonse-
quence" And in arguing this point he said, by
way of convincing such Wings as had rather " sink
with Clay than swim with Taylor"
50 In the very nature of things the questions Of
the Tariff, United States Bank, the Sub Treasury
Distribution &c, are evanesoent, transitOry, and in
a generation or less time will pass away. DISTRl-
BUTTON, FOR INSTANCE, HAS CEASED TO BE
A QUESTION. TIE lands may be considered
pledged for the payment Of the national debt and under
the continued emigration Of millions from Europe,
and from other causes, they viii cease to sxis
as a national domain"
The speech from which the foregoing is taken was
delivered by Mr.. Bell at MurfreesbOrOugh, under
the nose of Col. Ready, on the 2lst Of September,
1913, and may be found published in his organ the
Nashville Banner, of the 29th of September, 184s.
Col. Ready, we understand, had forgotten that Mr..
Bell ever delivered such speech, and positively de-
MED it when read upon him by his competitor at
Franklin If Col Ready, or any of his friends, will
call on US we will show them the published speech
and be glad to extend them such a courtesy
They should not be surprised to find that Mr..
Bell in so short period, has occupied both sides Of
this question. It would be inconsistent in him not
to have taken both sides of this as he has been uni
form in advocating both sides of every other ques-
ton. It is only a way he has Of keeping up with
the ezigency Of the times. If he lives to another
canvass, we have no doubt but he will get back TO
his opinion Of AZ, that Distribution has ceased to
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALL
WHO WISH To KEEP COOL WATER
AND FIR Fg-EF HEATS

TATENT Double Wall lee Wafer Pitchers both Silver.
Plated and BritaUia-tue ice,t best and latest nysn-
ton for keeping c. oil water family
AlsO-DOuble Wall Porcelain lined silver Plated Ice
Pitchers
AlsO-Dnuhls Wall Porcelain lined ~uger-Pllted Wafer
Coolers beautiful well good aftcs-tae handsomest
article for the purpose yet invented.
AlsO-Arhurt'5 atet Selssaug Fruit Cans and lars
Acknowledged 70 De the best article for ths purpose of ORE
serving fresh Fruits
Also Preserving Jars Of an sizes 10 ass.
AsO-SiX eight complete, handsome and gue French
China Dinner Sets, offered ost o. rsdure stock ana
make for supplies, Hicss' China Hail No al
Public square. A. "a HICKS
Nashville, i4ne % "
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June "a, 81.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June "a, 81.
To the Editor Of the Union and AHperican.
Mr.. EDITOR in tO-day's issue of the Patriot
I notice an article headed " Kansas and the Black
Republicans" in which, after an induotve simile in
relation to the conduct of Greedy and Weed, the
head and front of Black RepubEcanism, I find the
following paragraph:
Last year it was Buchanan and the rights of the
South it has now come the time for Mr. Buchanan's
Northern friends, to tap him on the shoulder and
cry bravo"
Does the editor Of the honest Patriot insinuate
thereby the underhand commital of the present Ad-
ministratOn to policy, in relation to Kansas the
opposite of the declared policy of the Democratic
party? If so, it comes well from the organ of that
party which has never failed to fuse in the North
and to sympathise in the South with Black Republi
canism. Mr.. Buchanan has no friends in the North
10 tap him on the shoulder but those who nation
al men, who are willing the issue should be left to
the people of Kansas and not to outside factions,
either from the North or the South.
And further down in the same article I read:
50 We now present ardent Southern Democrats,
whose only hope has reposed in the Democracy with
a specimen Of Mr.. Weeds cogtations upon this sub
iect. 1t was written in his markee, he Office ofthe
Albany Evening Journal and thence sent forth to
his men and brethren
Why does the editor of this averacious sheet ad-
dress himself in this manner to the Democracy of
the South unless it is that he may possibly help the
cause by producing the arguments of the CoslT de
Lion. What is there in common between the De-
mocracy of the North or South and Black Republic
cans? When have the latter ever had voice or a
vote in our conventions? When have they not in the
conventions of the Know Nothing party. It is
trying this shifting dodge; the people read now
a-days, and where they do not, well instructed
ia the complexion of the whitey-broWn party.
VIII the Patrlet answer my queries? Can it?
Yours, DEMOCRAT
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nsaEa me SOUND q dsunion, they sheula cay, We
have the power. you shall not disturb this happy
Union. The HsbreWs Of old had the pillar Of Ere
bynight and the cloud by day guide them on their
Wsy. So have you the cloud and the pillar, not to
guide you On they way, but to say continually With
warming voices, keep sacred the Union" We Of
the West viii hold !. sacred and indissoluble, now
and forever
The General, Immediately after the address, was
called upon BY large number Of his personal
friends, who we're glad to see the old pioneer in his
old range and to pay him she respect which is due
TO 50 eminent a citizen.
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ONE OF THE PEOPLE.

RS5" The editor Of the Huntsville AdUoeats old
line Wing, or was, goes into estaces over the
defeat of the DisuHioHists in Virginia Mem. Eagle
And don't the Eagle rejoice that the ''dsuuOnist"
were beaten in Virginia Does it blame US for
rejoicing at their defeat and at the success of the
only true Union party, the Democracy We tn ank
the Eagle for its admission that It's party are 'ds-
tLrioRista ll1-Hnntsrille Afrocate.
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DEATU OF A LARGE MAN.-The Jackson Wig
Ofthe 18th inst, chronicles the death, in Henderson
county, in this State, Of Mr.. Miles Darden. The
Wing says the deceased was, beyond all question,
the largest man in the world. His height was SEVEN
FEET SIX INCHEs-twO inches higher than Porter, the
celebrated Kentucky giant. His weight was a frac-
ton over one thousand pounds Itrequired seven
teen men to put him in his coffin. Over one hun
bred feet of lumber was requisite for his coffin He
measured AROUND the waist six feet and nine in.
nhas
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WBOUGHT IRON CARs-There is now nearly com
pleted in Patterson, New Jersey, a first class pas
senger car little larger than the ordinary size,
constructed almost entirely of wrought iron. This
material is employed to obtain great strength with
less weight than usual and to avoid the injuries to
passengers Occssoned by the destruction Of ordina-
nv cars in any kind Of a smash
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ME are the Agents Of Wils-n, Waters Co White Lead
w ManUIac ures Loui vile, KY, and have hand
large stock all Krgs; WIS So 100 and 200 Tbs
which We sill sell low TO trade.
june4 EWING, McCRORY & co
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B57- The fare on the New York and Erie Rail
road, from Dunkirk to New York has been reduced
on the day express train So. The through fare from
Dunkirk to New York, distance of four hundred
and sixty miles, is only So Why cannot Southern
Railroads carry passengers at as low figure?
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Have you got sister? Then love and cherish her
with holy friendship.-EIehange.
If you havn't get any sister Of your own, take
some other fpllers sister, and love her. The eff
fectis just as good sometimes better-Ns'0 Orleans
Tines
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nS~ The sugar crop in Louisiana promises q
larger yield this season than for several years past
1t is estimated that the crop will reach 100000 to
100000 hhds., against $4,000 last year. This is
good news to those of US who have to pay fifteen
cents per pound for an ordinary article Of brown
sugar.
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MINISTER TO BERLN.-ExG Gov Wright, of Indi-
ana, having accepted the mission to Berlin, left
Washington for home on Thursday to make arrange
ments tOproceed to his post Of duty by the 10Th or
of u1v
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Bss~ An election for Mayor and other municipal
off ers takes place in Memphis to-day. The Know
Nothiugs insist upon making it party contest
The Democrats seem to he manifssting but little in
1891 In IL 1890
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Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAMMaGF,
No. ~, College Street
now in receipt Of arg Stock Of handsome 81 for
FOR LADIES.
Sup. English Black Kid sliPper-bowz
. French various styles
:: p.,,,., Lasting pan,
d" Frsneh red bronzsd bows;
Sc White colored;
=" French Embroidered Kid and SATIN Slippers;
Toilet slippers. black and c0I0red,
black French Last ne Heelsd Caters;
- Italian Cloth Caters, frOut aud side lsce;
English Kid Hseled
French Lasting Baton with heels.
" Kid aud Morocco Buskils. I.s, &c, &c.
FOR GENTLEHEN.
French Calf Pump-sole Dress B5otsi
" " Stitched
o Seaed
g % Pump sole Shoes;
- Fateut leather and Calf OXfOrds,
&" Calf broad an narrow strap Shoes.
English Lasting, Calf d Patent alher Caters:
Calf KID ONiJTGs; stYary nice 80
Patent Leather Pumpsole Dire Shoe;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters
.: oxford lies aud sJOus shoes, sc
MISSES black aud bronzed Kid-rimmed Slippers;
Las Las ing 6ditefs win ana with a. heels
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO Brorars I'D Kip Shoes OF all kinds;
Extra sized h p and Sos ulse- iorservanjs.
Ny STOCK is extensive aud Of the best ana viii be sold
very low prices fer lash.
JOHN RAMAGE.
junsSO ~ College street.
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rS- A traveller in Africa declares that he met
one King who had eleven portly wives all of whom
were weighed monthly, the one that weighed most
being invariably installed mistress of the household
until the time Of the next WEIGHING.
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Ba5- The Louisville Journal Lexington Observer,
and other Know Nothing papers in this State feel
and express a deep sympathy for Long John Went
worth, the Black Republican Mayor Of Chicago,
who was recently arrested charged with stealing
mail bags from the U. S. Government If Went
worth had been O Democrat, he would, according to
these papers, have been so vile rascal that the
penitentiary would be too good place for HIM
Inn. CL0Nr.
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NOTICE

THE partnership heretofore existing between the under
l. signed was TINS day dissolved By mutual consent
JAMES HERMAN.
IhOS. b. RAINS.
THE undersigned having retired fT0mthe Dug and Chem
l. ical bus ness. fully tenders his tbauks tau c-
OF Nashyil gud tie public genera By, the psry
liberia. support best wed upon trs late urn or keenan,
Rains and chceruiy recommends the members Of the lew
firm the puoo gentlemen worthy Of their cor isues
and patronage. JAMES KrkNAN
T. 3. RAYS, 20 ". BROWN, n D.
Rains 6 Brow,
HAVING purchased the entire Interest James KEENAN,
II in the late hrm Of Herman q Rains w ass me an ia
mites and receive al accounts due said firm They will
continue the Dug and Medical Business The wen Enown
sand, No 10 Public SqIaTs, where wholesale ana retail
dealers respectfully invited De- call and Dect hsr =
tensiVe stock Of Drugs. Medicines Paints DIS yesuEs
Instruments Extracts, French and English Chemicals PER-
iumsry, Fancy ATtclss sHuu, Tobacco, &C. &C. an OF
which will be sold at reduced prices
RAINS & BROWN.
80. 9 South side Public SQUARE
Nashville, Juue %. PBs
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WOOL, WOOL.

Ii persons having wool ocard do better than by
"A sendi It to sworth & Co.'S Cotton Factory on Col
ega Hil
june eff BOsWORTH co
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81 dreampt that, buried with my fellow clay,
Close by a common beggar's side lay;
And as so mean object shocked my PRIDE
Thus, ike a corpse Of consequence, I cried
'SeOundrel begone, and henoeforth touch me not
More manners learn, and al a distance rot;'
The seOundrel, then, with laughter tone, cried he
Proud lump Of earth I scorR thy words and thee
Here all are equal; now thy case is mine
This is my r0tting place, and that is thine"
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MAGAZI Is FOR JULY.
HARPER's MAGAZINE.
PUTNAM MAGAZINE
GRAHAM'S N GAZINE.
GODY's LADY'S Book.
TIE NEW YORK JOURNAL.
HARPER'S 81 ORY BOOK.
THE SCHOOLFELLON.
Just received by JOHN YORK < co.
HARPER's JOURNAL OF CIV LIZATON.
FRANK LESLJE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PORTER's SPIgTT OF THIS TIMES
TIE NEW YORK LEDGER
Received every Tuesday BY JOHN YORK & co.
June q, 1857.
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IA The hardloase Of young widow With s20,-
GOO, compelled 10 give up her property If she mar
ried again, has been going the rounds Of the papers
To Offset it, the Sandy Hill Herald relates how a
gentleman residing in the towa Of Granville Wash
ington county, died recently and Willed his wife
handsome sum-stpUlating in his viii that in case
she again marriedthe sum to be doubled 'And,"
patheticaly adds the Herald, "may the grass ever
be green upon his grave"
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PENhANSHIP.
NJ Z. D OIL B u a p

WILL open new Cas- 10 Wiring Tuesdav. The 23H
w inst over The store OF L. F. Beech, NO 40 COLLEGE
street. where Ladies and Gentlemen can in short time
learn to write with tase. nsatUes- and ralitty.
Parents have lheir chi drsu taught durir q
~ SCHOOL VACATIONS,
18Th afterwards devote al their time IN
other sIu lies, in-t-e other Schools.
Those who know whether his is By FAR the ebeapast
ard Oss certain method Of earli write, Mr. refers
% several hundred pupils taught by him 10 Nashville either
last winter tWelvs years since.
Persons from the country finish tEsr lessons IN one
u5ssE.
hours 10 H. A. NJ. 3 tJJP.M
n. B. Those wishing seals in Dir IS classes should apply
immediately as hs stay will necessarily be shorter
than on his recent Yisis to Nashville iuns9f
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MAGNIFICENT
Residences and Farms

WE OFFhR Ter sale on u5sa. terms, Dr. p. W Ya1-
w deils oaauuul arm auAut 0Ir miles rastgi.is
fr1uuuE sb1g = 0f mii9 su ils Gelatin pike, containing
about go acres ui sap d7r farming and gIrieriug lard
win large Birch buelHE aud a UHcgEslr 1ut-use-s
or 2 good tpung duu a. abundance of stock water.
u + bFFER FOR SfLH
rs Lessee heutOH's h1ndsGne r-silsncs about 2k niles
from h8 cli5, on fh- On dd -ranan PIKE being gans
irlrls dEehE wish r1oms ETC. ts1 fue orchard and
3-5 acres OF choice land Available lands for s1ulssrl
plantation viii be aiken in par aynen for Ms- B.s resi-
deHce.
az the Scales lace o. OCT miles rom cig The tnk-
lao pike Also desirable rsaienc about Ei es RON
The city the -,susvl8 pike Also. das be resi-
doaces he Ga latin and Vaugln pikes ABOUT ss u
sac city Aso several elegant residences n haslTiie and
the Immediate vicinity.
III wv Grows,
june 23dtWaH2m az CheuT @.
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hAReH SANE AT Ag0fi0F
MACHINERY. Iron and Tools.

Tbs NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING CoNPANT viii
ssn e tas nghsst bidder a. their sstabshUeRr IL
WEDNESDAY, 10TH JULY MKT,
sst shtfe STOCK OF Machinery Tools &C The property
Do eqsfa elnslsts 70 partof the foowina aress viz.
N NA4AC4a EtL k-suCh Lathas PIsIrss Drilling
Ffeaeees Boring Machines. etc,
- So -Slaekmllha, Tools Vices, Anvlls, Hammers
Lo9ss, Ieneies &c Also, number Of stsat En1iaes-
Iron, In ell sizes and shape. "
Sat ~ thd udulsnel machinery nore or less dana
ged By the recent are az said sstabsdnsnt IN ne
Of which t IL expected that aue ouporl4nrv s- ~
bay bargains Blacksmitks, MaohHiSts spf so.,g -
are particularly requested 10 sI.end
TERMS OF SALE
CASA FOR all sums undsr one huadrsd dolisrs For al
sums over one hundred dollars siX months tine b ~
approved sndorssrsi notes payable Ia baukfo ~ rarnil
with 10 every case before sscuring property.
JNO. 3. JOHNSON.
June rs 1857 % Prsst. ~ N. Co.
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YANKEE NOTION FOR JULY.
This wonderful Comic Magazine, wiz put
any in good humOr, who viii buy number. Price
only IS cents. For sale By
jane "A HAGAS & BRO.
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Land Warrants

WEpay the highest market price for Warrants, at our
uayI7-dH A. WHELES a co
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IL persons Indebted she Nashville facuhng Com
"A pany requested call and make immediate pay
meni as the business will be closed. JNO.JOHNsoN,
jane 25. ISL. President.
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BOHN.S CLASSTCAL LTBRARY.


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