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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
NEW BOOKS.

The LIFE OP CHARLOTTE BRONZE, author Of Jane
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ADAM GRAEME, OF MAsSGRAY. A Novel BY Mrs.
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AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
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Introduction BY Freeman Hunt, A. N. Ivol I2uO,
LOVES OF PARIS. Illustrated By Eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. BY Reynolds
BORDER ROVER. By Emmerson Bennett, Another sup
ply just received by
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The Island Princess; Romance Of the Old and
New World BY Mrs. SOutbWorh. The publication Of this
promising tale has began in Tie s York Ledger Of May
Both. full supply of the for SALE and sIbscnp-
tons received by HAGAN IL BRO,
maygG. Union aad Market sts.
9THE WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
This is a beautiful weekly new5Paper-arcIes all com.
plste in each number. Price only IUcts For sale by
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FOR JUNE.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for June, iastrsceIvsd by
may26 HAGAN & BRO.
GENUINE GORDON DUFF SHERRY VINE.
FRESH supply in ORraIEAL packages just received aad
mareh4 " A. Public square.
OSNABURGS, SIIl EFINGSS, &c.
TOO BALES "A and 70 OsnaIuTgs;
LUU 50 bales A Sheeungs;
10 bales "A Basgingj
1000 Cotton YaTus-an numbers-in store and for
sale BY W. IL. GORDON d co.
may2l Agents or Tenn. Manufacturers,
Maids.
0O00 KEGS shoonbsrger's Nals,-aI sizes.
EUUU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
200 kegs Fin shiDg "
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Nineteen Grands,
Three Semi GrEudB,
Two ParlOr Grants,
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J. G. d. PARkET,
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- The high price of sugar has induced some
leading New York firms to make extensive and sue
cessful ventures in that branch Of trade among
them may be mentioned the house of L. b. Morgan
sent IN order for 10000 tons of Manila sugar. a
part Of which has already arrived. The outlay for
this venture was about $500 900, aud the profits are
expected to exceed $3.50, 900
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tEE-A EHBSNs
THAT on Thursday the 2sth I1sF-s VIII bring that
GREAT SALE Of Lots E=eietI. 1r-agE, A. Ne
may26 4 vs. TFEU-LFv
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15
city Of Damascus.

Independently Of its central position
it has attractions in itself superior
perhaps to any in the East. We have
heard of "rose red cities half as old
as Time;" but Damascus is as old as
any received history, and is in fact the
oldest city we know ofwhich preserves
to this day its original Importance -
From the time when Abraham left his
home "between the rivers" to journey
westward to the Land of Promise, " its
name has been familiar; its beauty
and riches have been proverbial for
four thousand years, and it has been
a link never broken between the patri-
archal age and that ofSteam engine
1t has come under the dominion of
David, of Jeroboam, of Pharaoh Nee
no, of Nebuchadnazzar, of Alexander,
of the Ptolemies, of Pompey, of Cleo
patra, of Herod, of the Moslem, ofthe
Crusaders, of Timour the Tartar, of
the Sultans of ConStatinople, and the
Pashas OF Egypt, yet it survives and
still fourishes. Here is still the
'street called straight" where Anani-
as came directed by vision, for zone
called Saul ofTarsns." Here is still
shown the window from which it is
said the Apostle was let down. Here
is the reputed site of st. Paul's con-
version; and here the tomb ofSaladin,
the head of John the Baptist, the
house of Nanman, and the mosque Of
the Sultan of Selim. So varied are
the associations near and remote, real
or apocryphal, ofa city which crowns
them all by its rare position and luxu-
RANT verdure, its gardens, its pasture,
and its ''clear streams;" its ALBANIA
and Pharpsr, shelter than all the wa
ters of Israel" f
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15

| HOLDING A BEAR.-A good many
years ago, two neighbors in Maine,
had been in the woods during the day,
and returning toward evening, when
within a mile of their homes, observ-
cd large bear making directly for
one of them, and to avoid his grasp
be lodged behind a sizeable tree
The bear sprang and clasped his fore
paws around the tree, and the man
Immediately seized and held them
fast. After a consultation how they
should dispatch the bear, it was agreed
that the man who was free should
proceed home, obtain an axe and re-
turn Immediately for the purpose Of
killing him. The man arrived home,
related the situation of their neigh
Dor to his wife, and his plan for kill
ing the bear, but not being in much of
a hurry, directed his wife to prepare
supper and he would take some be-
fore he started, which was accordingly
done. ...r-e ....
After supper was over and he had
taken several turns from the fire to the
door, and from the door to the fire,
and lounging awhile, he concluded to
go to bed early and be stirring betimes
in the morning and release his friend.
Morning arrived and the ak was got
in readiness. He then told his wife
that he believed he would have his
breakfast before he went. Breakfast
being over, and several small jobs
done about the house, he leisurely
his Ak and shortly found
his neighbor in the same position,
very patiently holding the bear, await
ing his return. On his approaching
the spot, and just as he was raising
the ak to give the fatal blow, his friend
said: "Stop! | have suffered enough
holding the bear-you come and take
my place and let me have the satisfac-
ton of killing him." This was read
lily sssented to, the man, after being
and seeing his neighbor in
the same situation he had been, shoul-
dered his axe and walked off, leaving
the loiterer in full possession of the
bear in his turn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15
The Egyptians.

The Gipsey question has long been
a puzzle to Europeans, and volumes
without number have been written
upon it. The controversy, however,
has been a very pro6tless one, for no
Jury competent to decide has been ap.
pealed to. 1t does seem strange that
the Gipsies themselves, who surety
must know better than any other peo-
pie who they are and whence they
have come, should not have been ask
ed to give their opinion. Had this
been done the Egyptian origin of the
race would hardly have been debated,
for that to which the Gipsies cling
more than all things else, that which
they assert most earnestly of all, is
the fact that they are, in very truth,
the sons of Egypt. This is the great
secret which they speak of in their
own foreign tongue, so that the Gen
tiles of the nations may not hear it.
This, too, is what they teach their
children. And it would be a marvel
ous thing if q nation so widely scat.
tered as theirs should be wholly mis-.
taken. They have had no motive for
saying they are Egyptians-no motive
whatever-unless it were true. II it
be false, it is a falsehood the telling Of
which has profted them nothing. But
more than this, it may be asserted
that if it had not been for the pride
they take in keeping the blood and
race of Egypt pure, they would long
ago have amalgamated with the rest
Of the human family, and have ceased
to appear as a distinct people on the
face of the earth. Make Of it what
one will, there they are at this hour
scattered everywhere from here to
Hindoostan, from sunny Spain to fro
zen Siberia, nursing the pride Of race
and training their offspring to do the
same. How they would curl the lip
in scorn, how they would sneer the
down who would venture
to enter their tents in order to teach
them that they are but a wild Indian
tribe, that they are anything but what
they profess to be, even the represen-
tatives of the great nation of antiqui-
ty, whose land was watered by the
Nile and governed by the Pharaohs.
Chronicle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15
ANOTHER Blow AT THE HooPs.-A

ANOTHER Blow AT THE HooPs.-A
few days since, as a Roxbury friend,
at the close of his labors for the day
was enjoying a comfortable ride home
from his office in the city, in an omni'
bus partly filled with ladies, a gentle.
man on the sidewalk signaled the dri-
yer to stop, and throwing open the
door sprang into the vehicle. His first
step towards seat, unfortunately in
fluenced somewhat by the sudden mo-
ton of the coach, brought his right
foot in contact with ladys dress; and
as, with a hasty expression, he strove
to extricate it from the embraces Of
the hoop, he was suddenly plunged
forward, and in a twinklig found his
left foot in the same unfortunate con.
nection with a hoop on the other side.
This was more than our hero had bar.
gained for. For moment he seemed
fairly nonplussed. GOOD heavens
madam" said he, and then nervously
pulling the strap he cried: |" Stop
driver, stop, stop, sroP Ithoughtl
was getting into an omnibus, but ]
find Il, osocpsr chop" "--PorFolio,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15
Anccdote of Napoleon L.

Napoleon was accustomed to weal
coat of mail under his clothes, ant
which he rarely went without. On hii
departure to Belgium, he thought il
best to gaurd against those dangers
with which he was threatened, having
all Europe leagued against him, by
every means in bis power. He accor-
dinghy sent for a very clever workman,
and asked if he thought himself COM
petent to make q coat of mail Of such
texture that no weapon whatever
could penetrate through it. On the
artifcer, answering in the affirmative,
Napolean agreed to give him $4,000
francs, the sum asked. On the day
fixed, the man brought his work to
the palace. Napoleon quickly examin-
ed it; and ordered the workman to
put it on himself. The man obey
ed. Napoleon took TWO pistols, say
ing 1--WE shall now see whether
tie coat FINAL is of the texture you
promised me-" He fired at his breast;
the cuirass resisted. "Turn around" !"
The second ball struck his back with
the same result. The poor artiticer,
half dead with fright, thought these
trials would be sufficient, but he was
mistaken in his calculation, Bona
parte next armed himself with long
fowling piece, and made the same ex-
pertinent on the shoulders, back and
breast ofthe trembling patient. Hap
PLY the cuirass resisted and saved the
inventor from so cruel a trial. "How
much am to pay you9" said Napo-
leon, after his noble exploit, "Eigh-
teen thousand francs" stammered the
affrightedl artifcer. No such thing,
sir" said Napolean, 81 shall give you
thirty six thousand frarcs," and gave
an order on his treasurer for that am-
cunt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15
NJ The Georpians about sayan

NJ The Georgians about Savan-
nah used to tell a story about old
Judge Dooley. The Judge gave Of
fence to a gentleman who was defend
ant in a case on trial before him, and
as it is the fashion in regions where a
high state of civilization prevails, to
challenge the bench as well as jury
men, his honor was served with hos
tile message before he was out of bed
the next morning. Il won't fight I
saidthe Judge. 'You are coward,
sir!' TO be sure am rejoined the
Judge, 'and Your principal knew it,
or he would not have challenged me.
The bearer of the challenge made q
rush at the Judge with his cane, but
his honor adroifly slipped out of bed
at the back side, selling the bolster
and using it as a shield. 'l'llpublisb
you as a poltroon in every paper in
the StateP exclaimed the exasperated
second. go ahead, said the Judge,
spd rather fiji a hundredsnewspapers
than one coffin,' flourishing his boil
ster to give additional emphasis to his
words. The pugnacious gentleman
withdrew in disgust, and the duel was
indefinitely postponed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15

People who suppose they can learn
q girls disposition in q ballroom, are
green. The devil is good naturea
when he he is pleased.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15

DF The Duke of St Thora was in
Petersburgh, Vas last week, on his
way toNew York. He is a splendid
nigger, with lots of baggage-is o
high noble of Hayti, q particular
friend Of Faustin, and visits The Uni
tn1 States with a view of matrimony
ssWhat do you think oi that, girlsl"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15

Da Get out Of the way, old Dar
Tucker" &C., is thus eloquently rem
dered into prose: (" Remove thysel
from the place thou ,occupiest,, aged
and venerable Daniel Tucker; thor
art too tardy to participate in the yes
per meal with your juniors and bet
ters.'n -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-15
Gge alt9hgur 9emotrat.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-25

The subscriber hand the largest and best
4 MARBLE and MARE LIZ WORK offered In the city,
70 which be particularly invites the OF the public
He IL prepared execute all Jobs in his line In the best style
Of the art. and at sboFt notice JAMES SLOAN
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ErefIericly Rleir.
HENRY HART, JR B. ". EAoRAR, JR JOHN 8. HART
HART, MACRAE & CO.,
WHOLESALE CD OGERs &C oMMIssIO

HENRY HART, JR B. W. HAoRAR u. JOHN s. HART
- HART, MACRAE q CO.,
WHOLESALE GR 0GERs G0MMIssI0
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST Received AND NOW IN STORE,
ls5 hhds n. o, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
s3 boxes Havana Sugar, 800 assorted Demohns,
128 barrels N. Y. CTushed2OO packages W. K Kaisins
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
As barrels N. Y. POwdered4OO gross Matches,
Sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so barrels N o Loaf Sugar so nests s. Painted Tubs
200 barrels N. o. Mossses so boxes Stone Pipes
new CROP so boxes Tennessee Axes,
, $50 bags Selected Baltimore superior quality,)
Coffee, 500 kegs White Lead,
GOO bags \. o. Rio Coffee loco Kegs Nails ASSORTED
IS bags iaguirs Coffee, Sizes,)
Is bags Old Cove rnment5O0 gross Backing,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
20 bass SPICE Ras' 10 cases cases Carolina Rice,
loo casks super Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boarda
Soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial & ping Paper,
Black Tea, Il 500 III. q ID. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. aud Ky. To100 bags Shot,
bsceo, 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment Of com. 100 barrels Clover Seed
mon and tine Cigars. so barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
snuff, $50 bbIs ReCtihed Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
SO boxes Pearl Starch, 25 barrels MOnongahels and
25 cases Sardlnes, Old Rye Whisky,
50 boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whisky,
so boxes Catsnp and Pepl5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbsi
per Sauce, key,
IS boxes Ass'd. Pie Fruits, or casks Pure French
% Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
30 boxes W & Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
so boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, casks Pure sherry do
900 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
so do TsllOw do 20 bbls Native sweet do
25 bags Timothy Seed, so bbls. American Brandy,
800 boxes assd. Glass Ware, 10 bbls Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sX1O and lOXI2 10 bbIs. Peach Brandy
Window Glass,
ian3 HART MACRAE CO.
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HAsBROOK, McWHIRTER q co,

JAvE this day determined sell their stock OF SPRING
Ii AND SUMNER DRY GO0nS, at prime cost for cash,
TO make room for their EXTENSIVE FALL RELEASES
part Of which they daily expecting Their stock con:
siss OF an ENDLESS VARIETY, that everybody will
be suited You will and them ct No. Market street,
doors South Of The Public SQUARE, july 10
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WR CORNELIUS. AGENT.


THANKFUL for past lavors and indugeness would sug
rest that have steam up once more, and will
be manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, de-, Of
every the srade and generally
once and wareroOms No. 40 Spring street. Cherry,
where will also keep general assortment OF cheap
CbaTs Bureaus ardTobes and will also keep hand
and make to order every description Of Mattresses, &c
Person ordering from distance may rely on having their
orders hled. Respectfully, ". K. CORNELIUS, hg't.
SHAFFER & Co.. PrODrietOrs. lapr2b-n
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gkveRy e1aenVe stOck Of piece eoods adapsd 10 a.
pese<6IS ne ncs. cent exhibited ia Nash
Te ClpfhAof ue fnest texture snd various eoiors
n gfe3 vasietT, end Vesfiaes adapted to eTery
asseAll made up to order according to The
lstss. In the nsatest and most durable manner
mAfehli-s CLIFTON q ABBOTT.
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Funeral Undertaken.
INSTALLATION,
MARRLE WORK,

TIE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
hslats partner the public and hopes he will receive
ibens share Of patronage. .,,,r,,,,p,,
maye-dn 49, A. hfIChSl-L-
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON-
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS


NE1GOLRICK & BURNS opening their
WI tabl shment, Market street. No. 3d. next door Mr.
Powers Clothing Store geneta assortment Of CORRECTION
cries. which they intend selling very reasonable and
trust by their attention business 70 induce the public
extend to them liberal share Of patronage. Among lead
ing articles hand and which they will be receiving
are the following, viz;
Candies, Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kind; Brandes6z Wines, best brds
Pickles, assOtedj COrdals, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters q Sardines; Ale ana Porter, @
Shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With variety OF articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery they invite the
tentOn OF the public 10 taeir Bakery from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakes and Pastery be had Par
ties will be made 70 order and carefully sent 70 any part
Ofgheeity
Having permanently located here, course wish 70 be
paFonized literally TO the end. We intend selling GOOD
TERMS and By demeanov, commend ourselves 20 the
kind notice Of generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers who in our line Of trade, TO give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
epnI4-d McGoLRICK & BURNS.
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g l1tt[- l5-I Lsl- J. 7. NATHURST,
No. pa, Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND RBF kKkNGkS.


oFFIcz BucKEXE sgATE Insurance. gOhPAHY,l
Cincinnati t;E Dec, 70 ,SsSr
examired SPeeimensa and Roofs Of W. T. Childs & Co.'S
"Esstic Fresnd Wster-Proof Cement Roofing and be-
ing USE wassA eye witness Of severe Trial Of one Of
these Roofs iron large yOumeof fame from an adjoining
for nearly hour stood The ral beyond all expectation,
President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
( CINCINNATI Ae.EcY ROYAL lSsyRAgcE CoARAHr,l
fhsve examined Child. Co. .Eisse Fire and
Waterfront Cement Roong, and as far as Judge con
slider great vention and willing buildings
thus upon the same terms as those covered
- * Agent Royal lns. Co. Lond on ana liverpool
From Rennstt General Agent OF na ms Co. for the
all eHgtsl33TG CISeINSArI. Jan 7, 1857.
sPaent Elastic Cement ROoAng, introduced into this city
by Ghilds Co., ind Il 70 be highly recommended in this
ready and general ttodueOn that It's superiority the
tar comp sitOn Koohng decided and freely admed and
sHmmer-haFIng Intended tin but viii NY the virtue
Of the "faieni Elastic Roofing as substitute
oETlGE or Tss CIs. Has AID DAYros RAILROAD.
Chds & Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is now used here
Cars with IT, and our Master Mechanic reports very avorA
orTIcr OF THE ONO AND MisslssIrri RAILsOaD CO..
: ese-sG .sa 4at Cincinnati, Jan Z, 1857. I
DEAR sn:-lnanswer your inquiry, in reference to
NnOR 70 the practical of your koofinthe covering
Of rs, may that from our observation We entertain
ave favorable oneso much that we intend testing
sg0u2Aly r0Ofs OF aiter Whlcn we
viii with pleas give decided opinion as its MIL
hy Yours, truly, x LlREEACOfTs
: ---.1 Supply Agent Ohio & Miss. z. e.
Since the above written, the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad have contracted fof covering their cars oepots and
bridge between CincE and Ylncennes with this Cement
considering article they have used the purpose
II c Lord, Pres ind a d Gin Railroad.
L Gest, Pres Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
Searles Merchants q ManufaeIu rers' Ins Co.
James CaItef. Agentfor stna and Hartford Coz
George Garlic. Pfssideet iafayetts BahS.
George w Coma, Bell Ms3gi'r, No lO2 East Seconded
Baker & Won Phul, No e Fourth street. BOIL.
Ezra Bailey, smith street, between Fourth and Fifth.
JGeden, Tailor Draper, Fourth street
Miles Greenwood, Iron Foundry.
Judge w Y Ghols0n.
John Shlhto d Co, Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MIteheli Rammesberg Furniture Manufacturers and
Dealers, Fourth e. ~ ''s 'i.
w Stewart, Builder 345 UNI
MerriWether & StilweIl, Louisville.
W MeReynolds q Co., CiaFksville, Tenn.
uAyl6-G&wly
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$50 bbls Walkers Ale;
rs casks London Porters, qts sndips.;
Is do Scotch Ale;
200 boxes Star and Tallow Candesj
loo do Soap, No. ;-
so do Wheaton Starch g.. .
25 do Smoking Tobacco;
40 DO Scotch Snuff
so casks soda;
50 boxes Calchup -.
25' do Pepper Sauce;
SO do Pickles, Il gal cts. and pts'i
25 do Lemon Syrup;
80 do Brandy Cherries;
20 cases Sardines ....
Is nests Painted Tubs;
50 dozen Painted Buckets;
80 90 Cider do;
40 nests Market Baskets;
800 Demijohns
200 rsams Wrapping Paper;
400 bundles Wrapping Twine;
Is boxes Pipes; ....... ..... ....---..
. 20 cases Friction Matches
10 bbls Backing;
100000 G. d. Caps;
= IS dozen Cotton Bed Cords;
50 do PlOW Lines;
IS coils Cotton Rope
HOO kegs Nails;
10 fierce Rice;
so dozen Wash Boards;
10 kegs Bar Lead ... .-......
20 half chest Imperial and Gunpowder Tss;
90 do Black and Young Tyson Tea;
30 bags Pepper and Spice;
81 bags Ginger;
bbls Alum;
do Z. Salts;
10 do Z. birthstone
500 pounds Indigo;
rs b xes Yeast Powders;
2 casks Msdder
20 bags S S. Almonds;
% bbls Pecaus
IA dozen b OOms;
rs bbls Crackers.
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IF theHeirs of Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
1Ctemont hail, and Lieut. James Tsum Of the ReVolu
tonary War; will call Office Of Ferguson & Cox No. IA
Cedar street Nashville, Tennessee, they viii hear
thing to their advantage. Ifebl9-d6W6