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State Public Schools; snd, in is material, ref K
aspects, Of the essiuhfhment Of home manuiae-
tories, agricultural soc eues and improvements the
multiplicity and extension Of our railroads acd
The development Of our koaae res-urces generally.
Ia this there IS netting that narrow npworthy
selfish or sectional TIE moral mental and pa1-
riotic or ii we may say, the political bearings OF
the question s-e ot the graVest character. III,
We quole from the address before Us, "theEe ever
was time in the history Of tie Republic g, which
good men we're called upon more than at another,
10 uuile upon efJEs to found such institutions, the
present is that period. At Il time in 1.-THE past,
hsve We been threatened with the spread OF the
wlldes; opinions in religion and government; and
ct no peTivd, therefore, has there been so crest
call 10 put into operation sud multiply agencies
whose high conservatism shall furnish as with the
means Of making fact the foundations Of the State,
securing sound aud healthy feeling in the social
condition, and preserving in their integrity the
6 eat truths Of our holy religion"
Perhaps it may not be amiss, to notice 81 obieo.
on to the proposed Uai eTsitT which ray arise
N the minds Of some, and which, in one instal ,
is found expression through the press. TIE oO-
lection has reference to is control by single re-
ligious denomination. But does the otjector lot
ses tia, unless it be Undertaken, uomiually at
least, under the auspices Of 3 single denomination,
It never will be undertaken ct 81 2 Would he pre-
fer to have our intel ecusl vHsJslsge TO Europe
ami the North cont nue. peEpetually, TO the found.
irg Of such az institution az we have noticed aud
its control by 8 single denomination Tnat is the
only lestion it is necessary to consider. And we
think that very feW men who appreciate properly
the educational wants Of the South can hesitate
long in answering il in the .negstvs. We may sug.
gest, furthermore, IN this connection that nearly all
the larger lleges in the country are nominslIy
under the AUSPICES Of q m one If its lasdinC De.
nominations Need We reier TO Brown, to Hsr-
ward, to Princeton, OF to Yale in prcofP Yet
every one knows who is familiar with such mat
tiers that their bene6 are not cOafLe1 to the de-
nominations chiefly controlling them. The tech.
nicsl denOminsdOual control over such an insiiu
ton results necessarily, to great ex ent, ON Il G
nature OF the circums suces which give iC lite and
pros Perity. 1t is Necessary to secure harmony 81
unity, without which success IA impossible.
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etnERyaToR1AL arocK nlnrEn
WEDNIsDAT, March Is.
e quote tha LEADING sr,cse-ts "a 49,.

Those marked this O. have been temporarily
withdrawn from the State board add placed In the
Congressional narket. We predict, however, that
mes! Of item sill, al no stsnt day, be thrown
again into the e}Uberr atoTial market The general
dsrust Of ali the old, well tnown stocks caused
BY the late disastrous failure of FHLNoRR, most sc-
count in a great measure, for the esgerness with
which everything new Is snapped up. TGus we
fad JoHN SIXTH, though new and comparatively
u-knoEn, taking its place at the head Of the list.
Throwing this stock into the market Of this par
toulsr juuoture was one of The beet financial hits
Of the season, and reflects great credit upon the
f.resght aud management OF the Patriot j1bbeIs.
Next in demand is HASKELL, the gallant (poiti-
cab soldier of fortune This stock, for reasons
which ere well known, is subject to great ard IRE
qusnt hlctustOns il vslue-sometimes command
leg very high figures and ct others descending to
zero.
MAHTE has also advanced considerably since our
last report This is faVoriis with the big Bull of
Bedford, which may account for the recent rise it
has taken. BAsRow and FOsTER dull-particular-
y the former. HICKERs5E and MARSHALL, slso,
heavy. 10 purely fancy stocks, such as CRowE,
DOUGLASS and HOUsE, very little is doing, while for
AMEET there is literally 10 demand
We quote Office in great and increasing demand,
and anything of the kind which is offered is imme-
diately snapped up. Exchange (of this kind) is
very readily eifsc.ed, and upon the most accom-.
mcdating terms. Sight drafts upon the Lsgisls
ture are taken by the small dealers at premium,
while good Congressional psPer endorsed 10y a
convention) commands heavy bonus. Tee sup
ply Of Offices is now, and is likely to continue for
sometime a: least, far below the demand. This is
particularly the case in Davidson. Everything in
dicstes q crisis ahead. The sky of the future is
overshadowed with gloomy pOrtents. Itbehooves
| operators to keep their lanterns trimmed and
lightly burning Tnero are mocoasin tracks sbou';
| put zone bat Americans on guard.
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snrrnERN UNIVERSITY

We copy into our paper to day an article from
the New Orleans Bulletin on the proposed South
ern University, suggested sometime since by Bishop
Polk, of Louisiana, in ahighy interesting lete, to
the R ght Reverend Bishops of the Protestan. Epis-
copsl Church Of Tennessee, Georgia, Alsbams,
Arkansas Texas, Mississippi, Florida, South Caro-.
lie and Florida.
TIE subject of building Up in the South iucreaa-
ed educstonsl facilities Of the higher order, such
as viii entirely emsncpste US from our dependence
on the Universities of the North-is one that can.
not be mIguiied in importance. TIE proposition
to which we are now inviting attention is psrticu
larry interesting to our readers, from the fact that
it cOntemplstss making our own State the imme.
date fed and location Of the enterprise.
It is simply our purpose a. present to csll the
attention Of our readers to the article slluded to,
and ask for it careful perusaL Tomorrow we
shall endesvOr to say something in addition rels
tive to the necessity and Importance OF the enter
prise
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WAsHa GIN. March


The following appointments have been con-
frmsd:
CAPTAINS or TEE NAvT -Theodorus B 4iley vice
Abbot, deceased; Hugh Y. Pervian2e wee Morris,
deceased; Wm f. Ly nch vice McKse7in decea :
ed Henry W. Norris vice Dulaney, deceased /;
Francis B Ellison vice BigelOw, resigned
CJNMAEDERs Alex. Penuock Geo. F. Enmons,
Thomas r. Hunter Guslavu5 Fl. Scott David NJ
Dougal, Charles F. McIntosa.
LIEUTENAHFs De G-sssae Livingston vice Nc
Rss, deceased; Vim. E Fl zaugh vice Peancck,
promoted; Tevitt Atbot vcs Morgan, deceased f;
Bsjsmin P. Doysl vice Enmons, promoted C r..
ca hmani vice Rush, resigned; Oscar F. S.slon
wee Middleton, promoted; VIM. H. Chse7er vice
Wilson, resigned Hecry A. Adams vios Oakley,
re igrel George Brown vice Eaton, deceasei /;
Cnss. b. Hawley vice Bfn'ey, reslgu-d B Ishrod
3. later vice Fox, resigned; VIM. b. Ward vice
Young, resigned; Robert May vice Bldds, re-
signed; John w. Huntington vice Parker. resign
ed I; Hudson d. Garland vice Aby, deceased /;
James w. ShiTk vice Day, deceased Jesse TAYLOR
wee Walker, deceased; James g Maxwell vice
Hunter, promoted; Henry E Erbln vice Scott,
promoted Francs E Shepherd wee Higgins,
resigned thomas ?. Pellet vice Hulmau, resign
Cd; Edward N Cres vice McDJusal promoted !;
Edward Stockton vice Fem ug, disn ss {.
George P Turner, Second L eutenant in Marine
Corps; Allan Ramsey, D. O., Lieutenant il Marine
Corps vice YouugbloOd resigned DglaVan Bood.
good, Of SpriugvIie. New York, Assistant Sur
90 IN the Navy vice Passed Assistant Surgeon
h. n. Kane, deceased.
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COMING E7EyTz-Ij has been properly said that
coming events cast their shadows before. Since
the elevation OF Nj. BlChsnan by The people TO
the Presidency, the future has been m St clearly
Swallowed forth. Close observers have not faiied
to noi3s the Indications OF future hsppy results
to the country, Elected upon the broad q gu uds
Of Union and patriotism, the sober second thought
OF the people IS bringing TO his support Thousands
who hesit8teG TO yield 10 ia the late canvass TIL
" I'd dream Of the fanatic js giving plsCs to the
l. fIeuce ct waking reason and mature and C-lu
Judgment. The Presidents inaugural has 6i5spa-
ted all question a5 TO his future policy, and the
lovers Of tle Union are last joining the ranks of
bic supporters. All minor considerations are YieiG-
iug 70 the grea: question Of sustaining the Union
aud crushing out ITS enemies. Ia the North aud
Soutu and East and est, the principles Of the ID
augurGi have met the most hearty approval Slrong
psItsan papers have been compelled 10 ssssnt 70
the Cogeng considerations watch il presents The
n lmber of gu rulOus Is sex Republican dIssentg,
sre almost too iusigu f-alt 10 form az exception
TIE tone Of the great msss OF the public pr S. il
diCstss that all lovers of the Union 10 all uuarlrz
intend TO sustain tho new ADMINISTRATION win en-
Gently and Ell .isncy. The d,sunioaiat5 alone will
be j 5 opponents Al administration has sustsir-
ed cannot lai 70 secure the most happy Couseuuen-
Gee 10 our whole country. We have every Iudi-
cstiou tina. coming events, which ere so clearly
flresh8dywed viii be fruitful IN blessings 10 the
American people and inst our free Institutions are
destined to endure, and produce those happy re-
suits contemplated by those who gave them form.
49, Wash Union, III.
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POLITICAL EPISTLE, TO THE FAIRY" OF
"HELROsE"
Ny sweet little fairy"
The heart Of your Cara"
Is weary and lonely to night;
Oh! when VIII you come
To make bright her home
Beautiful, stgr-Je1m OF light.
The pure azure skies,
Like thy love bsauing eyes,
LocksOoihingly down INTO nine;
And the Eilds whisper sweet,
Aathey lovingly Ueet.
In low, musical marmurs ike thine.
The birds, at the "Dss.,
Hare al gore 20 rest
With thsirsofs wings foIdei to sleep;
And IT'S Tina arg slept too:
20 my "f4iry aiieu-
May good angels, watch Ger ftes keep. -
CLARAA
BIED's EEsF CoTTAas. NASHVILLE, March 9, 1857.
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LAM FOR SALE.

Tn Pursuance order Of the County Court OF Hickman
COUNTY, Tenn msde at ths March Term, 1871 in the
OF James Walker administering the heirs Of Joseph
lde5aeld, deed, will SATUF DAT, the 18th April
next, IN the town Of CeDteve cell % The hghe bd-sr,
the ooWin described ITac OF Land, aiming about %
acres, lying the north side OF Duck Aver in the eth
cVll district bounced the North b. John Montgomery
aua on the Est BY Bafchards land South by DuCS
RIVER and est by Carothers land sold for the purpOso
OF ing debts On1half 80 be paid in cash, the bais
on credit o. Jour months Note ard good " will Do
required. / ID EsSLET
march ~ g.. f-esf Clerk nd Master.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY Esta bIisI2El2ent.
No ~ syTCr r,--,--
NO. 3OINION STREET.

q ChOOhEE i5 now receiving ard opening biz SBrn'
stock Of Millinery Goods. Merchants and 81 liner
WI and u 20 heif interest 10 give him call as hs stcl
rs az superior 10 any Kept In The ci A every one Il o
hlaL cousllut s. emplets assoTt Of Millinery Go a
Il useis TO enumerate articles. % is enou ID for h
eu5ome 70 Know tHsL u rs Croker selected
With Va 20 the Interests and their patrons The
public nay rely unon being honestly dealt with, he does
business III big own name. marchIs-dtL.
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Our tolegrapEio dispatches have announced the
appointment Of ", E. VEsABLE. Esq, Of Franklin
county, Is the Minister Resident to Gau;emsIa
&c. JoHN L. MARI1Eo. Eq., deceased. a better
appointment could not have been made. MI.
VEEAB1E is ggntemsn Of education and ta'eal
who will DO credit to his country in the position.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.

- According to custom, the various foreign
ministers accredited TO this government called, IN
body, on President BUCHANAN, and were presented
to him By Gen. Cas-, the Secretary Of State The
Star states that n. SARTIeEs, the French minister,
now the senior member of the corps, addressed
the President in their behalf in a congrstulalocy
and exceedingly satisfactory spssch, to which Pres
ident BUCHANAN replied in a manner which was
the theme Of much praise from the distinguished
gentlemen to whom it was addressed.
- LORD NAPIER on reaching Washington pro-
ceeded to the residence ohs secretary Of legation,
Mr.. MANLY, in Georgetown, where be rensins
for the present. His suit continue at WnLsRD's,
where he engaged apartments for his household.
- Hon. CHARLES BR5wE, the collector Of the
port of Philadelphia, has, it is stated, declined 8
disappointment.
49, Secretary DcBBIS, on the arrival Of tie ia.
ter Witch at Norfolk was 50 III thst he was unable
to sit up, and was compelled to remain On board
until the following Jay, when through the aid Of
several friends, he was placed in the cars and LEFT
for his home in North Caroline, accompanied by the
Hon. Mr. WKsLow and several ether gentlemen.
- Gro. ". HAzErss, one Of toe editors Of the
Buffalo IN. y Express died suddenly the other
day. During Mr.. FUnoEEs administration Tie
deceased was clerk in the post Office department,
and was cent IS special mail agent to California
- On the 9th inst. the remains Of WuuH T.
SHERRARD the young man who unfortunately lost
bis LIE during the recent afriy in Kansas, were
brought to Winchester, Va, his former place Of
residence, for iDternent.
- HORACE GREELEY Of the Tj5tas, hes hsd
another domestic Bereavement he has lust buried
his only remaining SOP, a lad Of nearly seven years
of 0ge. It was only few years sgl thai Mr.
GREELEY lost bis fret born, bearing his own zane;
the same ore tnst N4RGAEEr FULLER, the C0Ug-
TEss D. OssoLI, wrote obout so tenderiy.
- The Somerset (AIi) onion says many hogs
are dying IN that county Of disease resembling
cholera.
- The Constitution Of Rhode Islsui limits ths
right of suffrage to c.tzsns Of the Uaitsd States.
As such, colored men have bssn considered in tls'
State and allowed to vote As, however q Q
United States Supreme Court has jlst decided that
they are not ctzeDs it is supposed they will here
after be deniei the right OF suffrage, unless The
State Constitutions changed.
- The New York correspondent OF the Tendon
Tine, who sPpea:s to have made great many
calls on Fifth avenue on New Years day thinks
the palaces Of Europe would seem plain aad un-
adorned after looking at the elegant apartments
Of the houses Of New York
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK g. CO..
3S Union Street.

AURORA LIGHT;
A Poem, By ElEabsih Rarss Browning.
DIR. KANE'S ARCTIC ExPLORATTDwS
In Search Of Sir John FranklinQ. duripq tbs v.,,,
ls53-54-55i bsinga personal narrative ana contain.
Ing account Of his inpostanl discoveries.
Plays and Poems, b Geo. Boxer, g vols e ne.
What Can Woman Dofanow volume By T. S. AEthur.
IVofs, new Rovel By sswen
Prua and I; dedieated 70 Mrs. L1nrsllog b Csr,,,
Dickens Novels, somplstsIn s. volumes.
Olnsisads Texas.
The American Almanac, "a le57.
Olsheussf'S Commontares, by Kendhsk.
The Prince Of the house OF David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Times Of the Revolution, by Wats0n.
iFving's Life Of Washington, , vols
star and the Cloud or Daughters Love, b Ros.
LonEfsllow's Poems complete in vols, is no
WebItsra Private Correspondence vols, 9 70.
Parisy's Rseoreeuons Of a Lifetime, TOll I2m0,
Emsrsons Representative Men.
EmersOa's English Traits.
Hugh Mllieris England anG ne Peopls.
spurgson, the modern Whitfield.
BILLS Of the She,smae, By WeihWel
Paul Fame, Novel, By n P Willis
Frank FoTesters Sporting Scenes, charactsrs.
Leila Star Of Mingrola, By Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey
VIII and Wisdom Of Sydney Smith.
Memoir Of Sy0ney Smith, BY Mrs. Ausan.
ALSO,
Gndey's Lady's Book for March.
Graham's Magazine for March, and for sale By
JOHNYORK& CO.,
maFiI 81 No IS Union s.
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IMPORTANT WILL CASE Several lawyers attend
ing our court were telsgraphsd yesterday from
Troy, Tenn, tia. the contested viii Of G ". L.
Mar ives to be iazen up and argued t. lay, b.Gre
Judge b zgersld Se7erald hu1dred tholssnd
lars .rrh Of property are involved in tn. case.
Hickman (Ky) Argus. Oh.
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Our democratic friends should bear 10 mind that
their State Convention is to be held ia this city on
the 18th April. We again express The the hope
shat every county in the Stts win be represented.
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Or The Washington people ought 70 Re rich
aEeS the exravsgsnt charges they have imposed
on strangers yisiJirg that city the present week
All the hoiel sua restaurant people doubled aud
even tre5led their Chsrges, and We ere informed
oy one thai II u their usual custom ia regard %
syrsogers, the prices only being ALTERED for then
benefit We heard OF one party who, al, er travel
ing the whole town over for some rlace 70 sleep
10, found e Gel sr.room. for which the Cd crons
who owned It chargsl them s. each, lo- merely
logging in j: one night, and their breakfast bad 10
be sought elsewhere. Among Other extortions.
the hsckUeu demanded SIS lor each cs--fs-e TO
go TO the Inauguration Bal TIE ct srges f5r the
last two nights have tesa S. --Baiiu0re RsDsl5R.
cGa. 49,
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AUTHORIZATION WANTFU.

IN October, I5lp, leo Na-hviIs 20 70 % Virr.
4 pscting % return lhere after while. ih-u 3
The care OF NJ. Samu.l sea} tEo Trunks cont. Inf1
books. papers, and lsitsrss iu relation o. the bai
Dickinson q Shrewsbury, and Dickius0n, Arus.r8ul
&c, DC
also len with Harris & austin large Box err
enc mans SADDLE (nrwl, together with two or 81
Sad lies, Brides, @ C.
La'so len in tbs c1rs of Mr George Brown. 0a
Trunks. containing some clolhine, ard artiCIe- I
in my room, together with some paper1. &C
these books and papers ar. 4. emet important io
have heret0 ore sent agents 70 AashsII 90 hrut
and who could hear nolhiug " hem, Only t-a. thc
which s1ms Of the Tfu 81 had been pul bad re'
down anu removed. Hoping tr2t suese TguHEs I
tents are iu the ssessi % 90 come person absl-
or that some tufI rnaIi1u NAV D. had q heir uas
this s Co respectfully a- one aud on On Nashville o.
th8tr premises and rec Or any IrunEH- BIaEs, or 2
any part there ID zs herein le.cuo can De- i0urt
inf1rina u there Z, can b. ubtainrl, n Sd Do
Will be paid by delivering The zane o. ~. Hsrr o.
who Ei1 pay The reward aad attend Q the hus.1ess
WM HIEEiNri
mafchIt-d3m. kuulH ha, said
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
HICKMAN COUNTY COURT-M4gCH RULES, 1871
Hiram Baird, ais.


ths appearing 20 the satisfaction Of The Court
that Sarah Bsirj, OF the defendants in this cause
Nonresident OF Of Tennessee 20 that the ordinary
process the Law cannot be served her it is th-Teupun
ordered by the that the CLERK and Mister
publication in the UNION AMERICAN Newspaper
published ia the cy OfNashve Tor three successive weeks
liFrg sad defendant 90 appear at May Term
said court, and plead, answer d0muF mpuinant8
petti0 The same will be taken CONFESSED and
hearing paTtr 20 her This the ist Of March, ls57
mhlg- W.T. .prs feeSf j. d. EASLEY, lerk O Magier.
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Real Estate.

DURSUAET TO decretal order Of the Hardin County
Court In the Of Gibson Goldsmith, his wife and
others paEe petition 10 SELF Lands will cell high
bidder court house door in the Of Savannah
TeHa, the 2lsT DAT April next Two Tracts Of Land
Hiug said county OF Hard Indian creek, ado ming
Ohrr IN Range H. Section s. One OF which Tracts
sins I35 the other contains u acres being lands
formerly owned BY Daniel Bsasl@y, deed. credit Of
and two years viii be given The purchaser giving bond
and approved security and lien retained upon the lind
oil The purchase money is paid. ". II. DUCKWORTH,
marchl9-W3t prs iss 90 Clerk and Master,
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or Col BELL and his friends are growing res
tive under our exposure of the efforts they are
making in this and sn joining distric: to ostacse
Messrs. ZJLLICoFFER and READY, fyr having dared
10 vote for the Kansas legislation, whilst tue willy
Senator voted against it. Col BELL ard his friends
no doubt fsttered themselves that, as this YVES iu
the nature Of a family affair, it wcui escape the
notOriety it has attained. Now that the public
have become awakened 10 their movements, and
are beginning to appreciate tho extreme measures
to which Col. BELL would resort TO establish his
complete dominion in Tennessee, his friends sTe
alarmed, lest in their effort 10 accomplish too
much, their great fsv0rite should lose everything
They begin to see that, Sampson like. 10 bringing
Others beneath the ruins Of their political tempe,
be may fall a victim to bis own rashness. They
begin to see inst dessrs. ZOluC0FTEs and READY
may be defeated, and still retain some ilfueaCe
over legislature before which Col. BELL viii 8p.
pear for a re election 10 the United States Senate.
They now feel that if these gentlemen are guile
tined by the Conventions that have been C led for
that purpose their friends viii lock 20 Col BELL
IS the author Of il. HeEcs tae sf.r,s that are
being made to induce the public to believe thst
Col BELL is iuuocent Of any such intention or de-
sire. His friends may labor to that esd to their
hearts content but they cannot relieve the public
mind OF impressions based upon such conclusive
proof
We may ssy with safety, that in the last few
days the chances Of Noszrs. Lrr5orrsF AID
READY, for q REORGANIZATION from their party. has
rapidly improved, and we predict it will not be Iorg
until find Col BELL sliiDg for, Instead Of grant
ing terms Of cspitulatior. The recent Cheering
hopes and dIttorog prospects Of the young states.
men of Montgomery anu Wilson are rapidly dis
solving like magic scenes. Their friends are be.
ginning to look disoonsolstc, as though fley lall
that the tables were turned against them. In this
singular finale We shsl be interested spectators.
but 81 The same time Indifferent as to the result,
only so sar IS il may serve to points moral" to
other Know Nothing politicians Of the STATE.
OF The newly appointed q. 8. Marshal for III,
Western District of Tennessee is L. NJ. N0gL.s. /
AHAE, instead OF MAHEw, as aououzc,i nv the
telegraph. This gentleman is son Of SAMUEL (
H0CLAEAHAs, Esqr Of jackson, spd, il we mis-. /
take not nephew Of the senior editor Of the 1
Memphis ARpeaL
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County and State Rights for sale. The only
BenZOlC Machine thai will give a good Light,

TIE entire apparatus is simple occHpies but little room
i requires little or no atenion-exespt winding M
SIR liar % a clock
The sD Des Is one third ess than ordinary Coal Gss
and makes The most na1ds0ne and cheapest fzbt in tbs
world Il be in practical operation At Hsuder
son Bros. Dsaderlck street
Any persons wanting their ho1sss lighted can be sur
pied Immediately, they having made contract for he
furnishing 81 Davidson county and solicit orders.
Information concerning Ssse and County rights can be
had b. applying 70 WIN WARSE,
sng q Cherry Street Nash.ils
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EXTRAORDINARY BtHGAiN IN Dwell
LINGSS.

WE offer Tor sale two large Brick Houses rooms In EACH
w on the corner Of Summer aud Jefferson streets The
Lot fronts 57 feet Jes, srest We will for the
above pr petty The value II the housrs and give the s feet
Of ground Il good measure. Apply Immediately tn
J. L. q K W. BKJWN,
mTchI3 4tjf Cherry street.