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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

WILL sell for ready money, at the court house door
Tazewel, on the "a day Of MarcH, 1857 all the right,
ue, interest and claim, that Frederick BOnger has in
tract or parcel Of land,n Claiborne eoqniy Dgrct
2 the Der Of not known dining the lands of
James Rogers q. z. Rice, Joseph Meyers aud others
levied on toe property Of Frederick Ben GER 10 satisfy
judgment Of Jesse Rogers, recovered against the said
Bonger IN the Supreme Court at Knoxville snd will be
1857. W W GREFR
febls E4W-prsfees4 Sheriff, claiborne County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale


AUCTION SAAE Or OCEhlESs
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
ON MONDAY the 23d tnst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, We viii
~ sell CASE IN front OF arehouse, the largest
and most dssrsble assortment O; GROCEAIES OHsr-
ed by s at Auction.
The attention Of the Trade particularly invited to this
sale addition usual liberal privileges livestock
is almost entirely fresh comprising recent heavy arrivals
from New Orleans and the Eastern cities and consists la
3 follows, via!
III hhds sugar fair O-ChOics; 10 bbls Dean Haie Wits
300 bsgs o COdse; ky;
100 do beet DO eOh ibis Magnolia Whisky
80 do Laguyra do IS ibis American Brandy
lbs bbls M0Issses; To do do Gin;
M y bbIs do $50 doz Paited Buckets
25 ibis Loaf sugar; 60 nests kerlers
% bXs Tx do 100 nests Tubs;
SO bbIs Crushed aud POwder-800 kegs Nails
ed sugar; jObOEes quart Flssksj
$50 boxes star Candles; le6 DO pint do
IS do Mould do; 200 do pt co
$50 boxes Bar Soap; 800 pckgs II Raisina,
ls6 boxes Va ald Ky Tobacco, ueTces Rice.
100 600 Cigars, various BIRDS; q bags Pepper;
100 bbs Pixies Whisky; IS bags Spice
50 casks Soda 500 sacks Pine salt
30 bUls Mackerel; 100 bills Cider Vinegar;
25 cases Sardnes; IS cases Imported Teas
g bags Ginger; 500 Wrapping Paper
10 casks London Porter; 20 coils Cotton Rope
80 do Jute do;
Together with numerous other articles to make up
plete sale
febI3-td LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
PrOlifiC COrn!

THIS Corn produces eight stalks the grain,
4 and from one TO two 70 he stalk For sale at
feb6-dtw&w-lW DEMOVILLB q BELLS.
MASIYIIIE Am RnNN EN a COA 4. On.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

~ aldHl bTUWH3 Vs. Francis Brown.
appearing to the Clerk and Master that the defendant
Francis Brown, ia nonresident Of the State Of Tennes-
that the ordinary process Of the Law served
upon him, HishereloTe motion, ordered by the Mas
ter, and entered the rules, that publication
for four successive weeks in the Union and American pa
per published in Nashville, Tenn, notify said defendant
OF tho tendency said suit and requiring appear
the term If said Court be held the court house
in the town Of Gallan on the 2nd Monday in March next
and plead demuT complainant bill the
will be confessed hearing x parte a 10
him Iprsfee$3l ". h. BLACKMORE, C. & NJ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
W. H. BLACKMoRE, C. M.
Meredith Hodges, EK. OF a

W. 4. Edwards, vs.. Meredith Hodges, EK. ct al.
appearing to the satisfaction Of Clerk and Master,
Holly Hodges Martha Hodges residents Of
Of Tennessee sOthst the ordinary process Of the
law served upon them It's therefore, mott
Master, and upon
publication made for four successive Union
and American, paper published in Nashville Tenn, mott
ying said defendants OF the tendency Of said and
curing appear the Of said Court
be held al Galatn the 2ud Monday March next and
lead demuT 10 COmplanants bill, the will
eIaken confessed and set hearing them pqre
prsfseS3 W. H. BLACKMORE, c. g. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
STATE OF TEHEEsszR
In Chanoery at Csntreville, il
George W. stanGIl, ct al. Admir-.

In Chanesry at Cantrevills, January Eulcs 1857.
George W. staR6Il, ct al. Admir-.
: ORIGINAL Bill.
James e. StanfIl, ct. al
m0uon Of Hughes Easily, Solicitors fo7 Comp a3Hans,
~ and appearing TO the satisfaction Of tae Clerk and
Master, that James Slud aud William Wooten and wife
Martha Jare nonEesuRnts Of this that The ordinary
process of law be served upon tbem is therefore
ordered, by the CLERK and Maser PUBLICATION made for
four successive weeks the Weekly UsI0N MEXICAN
Newspaper Published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee
commanding the SAID Defendants appear before
celor OF the sixth Chancery Division,
the OF CenIrsyls the Second Monday in March
next, and plead, answer dcmBr 10 Comp auasts bill or
the same VIII be taken for confessed bearing
% them Z parte ORVtLLE A. NIXON
la24-w4t-pHnters' fee So. Clerk and Master
IF the Heirs OflLIeut. RIO bert Ha g., Capt.
ClemOnt Hail. Lieut.. Jam8s TatHm, Of the Rev0Iu-
hcnary War Will call at The Office Of Ferguson 81 Cox No H.
Cedar street, Nashvs, Tennessee they viii hear toms
Thing ts their advantage, IfsbIE-d&wtr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
UNION AND AMERICAN.
HON John V. WRIGHT.

The Washington correspondent Of he Phila5slPhia
AFgus says
Mr. John Y. Wright Of TsnBes8ea, sGdrsREsd de
House with power and effect yesterday which have
seldom seen equaIed in that body. The test OF good
speaker when be can keep every member still during his
remarks intebty listening TO him Dir. Wright succeeded
in doing that yesterday and at earned for himself
position debaer prRd indeed for the youngest
Der Of ths House to ocpy. His assaults Black Re.
pnbhcanism were most crushing As for Know Nothing
ism, be seemed merely to give it passing wipe which
etecuay knocked that fhers was not breath enough
ls in its body 70 make the feeblsst resistance Mr.. W.
proved concusTsy the Unconstitutional designs Of the
Black Republican party mush to the discomfort Of its 70
taEles who were present Bis vndicaon Of the North
ern Democracy from The charge Of lodging The issue was
iOrcble and conclusive It bad peculiar weight coming,
as II did, from g Southern man. Mr.. Wngnrs speech
has been largely subscribed 70. Let il be circulated in
every mock aud Of the North in order that the blind
followers o. Black Republeanism may the defOrmig
Of the report which they are Worshipping God In
the North should be spread 70 show her people how the
champions Of Know NOthingism engaged manuiaotu
ring eloaks disguise the nakedEess Cf AbOtiOniEm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

James H. Hunt, ct al.

George W. Hoystef' vs. James Il. Hunt, ct al.
Tsppearng the Clerk and Master that the defendants
Mary a. BTeyard and heirs, and John Brevard,
residents OF the State of Tennessee that the ordinary
of law be served upon them; therefore
motion, ordered by the Master and entered upon
rules, that publication be made for four successive
the Union and American paper published in Nashville
Tenn notifying said defendants Of the tendency suit
and requ ring them appear al The next said
held at the house In Galan Monday
in March next, and plead, demur compliments
BILL Orhe will be taken 'Cr confessed and set for he4
ing parte 10 them,
prsfses3 WI. BLACKMORE, G. & NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
W. H. BLACKMoRR, c. & N.
Elizabeth Head, al.

Elizabeth Head, Of al 70. James NJ Head, Ell al.
appearing the Clerk ana Master, that the defendants
Pascal Head, Lavenah Head, Horace Head EpamnOnd
Johnson Horace Johnson sOndas P Johnson and James
r Johnson residents or the state or Tennessee
ordinary process Of the law upon
them therefore ordered by the Master entered
npOn the rules that publication be s for four successive
weeks the Union and Amer paper published in Nash
Ye Tenn notifying said defendants tendency #
raid suit and requiring them 10 appear at the
said Court be held in the house Galatn
the 2d Monday in March and plead, demuF
TO compainanls BILL will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parle as TO them.
prsfeeS3 W, H. BLACKMORE, c, & NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
STATE OF TENNEssFR.

in Cha0ceryI at CenErey he, Jauua-y suIaa, 1851.
A. & f. WRAT, gsa
7, W, Erwin and : ORIGINAL INJUNCTION RITI,
(. [. SPENCER }
ON motion OF Thomas P Baemar Solicitor for Com
~ ants, and appearing q the satisfaction the CLERK
ana Master, that T. L. Spencer Is resident Of the state
that the ordinary cannot be served up0n
him, Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk Master lhat
publication be made Tor four successive weeks the Weekly
USIoE AND AEEEIcANa newspaper published City
NashVel tennessee commanding the said Defendant 10
appear before The Chancellor OF The Sixth ChaHcery Division,
al the court house, In the town Of Cent eve
Monday In AaTeh next, and plead, answer or demur
Compiaadnts Dill or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing sE parteus 10 him.
ORVILLE A. NIXON.
JE24-w4t-pHn!ers' foe So Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
James Franklin, ct al.


James franklin, ct al John F. franklin.
I appearing the satisfaction Of the CLERK Master,
thai John P. Franklin is tsideDt Of the State Of
Tennessee that the ordinary Of the law Cannst be
upon him. Is therefore, motion, ordered by the
Master, ard entered upon the rules that publication be
made four weeks in the Union aud American,
paper published IN Nashville Tenn notifying said defFR
dant Of the pendenCy Of said suit and requiring hin Ep-
pear the term OF our said Court De holden at he
GaIlatil the 2nd Monday in March X
aud plead, demur compsnRnts bill, the
same will be taken for fsed and set for hearing
TO him.
prsfeeS3 WI BLACKMORE, c. & n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
CHASCERY COURT, CAMDEN TENNESSEE.
EEBRGARERULES, 1857.
Franklin Smith, and others,
O. Bill

o. Bill.
John T. Ford, and Others, }
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
from adav ts hedin this case that Harmon Cox James
MuileBieks ufus MutenCks, Pleasant Muenlcks James
Smith, and his wife, Eliza formerly Eliza Mueneks are
nonrfsdents Of the State Of Tennessee the ordinary
process Of this Court cannot be served them Il o.
dered by the Clerk and Master that publication be made in
The Nashville Union and American newspaper published
In the City Of for three weeks reour.
ing the said non residents to appear Cnancery
Court to be held for the county of Benton al the court
house in the the town OF Camden the Monday in
March next then and there plead answer or dcEi1r 10
compliments bill, the WILL be taken for confessed
set for hearing eI parte as 10 them.
fvb9-3tW-prsl$3 D. p. HEUSOE, C. d NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18


A FREr MASON The King of Hanover ha
been admitted a member Of HanOVsrian Lodge
(WLite Horse) of Free Masous. dis mtjssy was
passed by special diploma through three degrees
and will shortly be inauguFsted Grad Master o.
oil Hanoveriln Lodges.
MoEUMEET TO WALAoE--A meeting Of Sotch.
men and descendants of Scotchmen was held at
Montreal on Monday evening week for the pur-
pose Of raising contributions in aid off monument
proposed to be erected in Scotland 10 memory of
Sir VIM. Wallace.
TIE Cow CAToHER.-A gentleman by the name
Of Bumpss was lying across one OF the rails Of the
track Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
near the depot at this place on Thursday night last
fast asleep and was noticed just in time or the
Cow catcher to be let down, which was done and
itlHted him politely to one side without any SER
ious damage.
4 SENSIBLE SUGGEsTToH The Washington City
Star strongly recommends tie adoption Of tie
cash system by the whole newspaper pres, Of the
country.
Ey- Dr. P, Of New York City, made q run
Of oae hundred ard nineteen upon q billiard table,
last week, without single "spot bsl' or having
tie balls at any time close enough together TO
nurse" them
H- Tbe,frst. Monday' of May has teen suggest
ed 10y some of our Hsrdsm5n frien Is, we under
stand, for the Teeing Of the CoTg essiona Dis
trict, convention, aud we think tlst the time
named wi ! be acceptable to the Democracy of the
whole District.-Lism. appeal
81 The Atlantic Republican d Discipline
says the wheat cropin Floyd and other count in
Upper Georgia looks promising, and the area
parted this season much larger than usual Sh u
no Calamity befsI it the yield will be unpreCedent
ed
OF We notice that several democratic papers
ir Mississippi have expressed prefer nee for Hon
Jacob Thompson as the rszt candidate for Gov
ernor
OF Me-. GsIes Se4ton, Oldest son Of the vener-
sbe and respected CsL Seston Of the National
LgtsHgsEosr died IN the Oh he was 80 to 40
Yeas Cf age. gentleman Of rather retiring dispo-
silion but of rare intellectual ccomplishmens.-
His cecesse IS heavy blow 10 his family and
friends. Mr. SsatOu was until recently, proprie-
cor and editor Of tie Raleigh an c. Register
Tbs MAssAOHUs ETTs PR0HBTIoy LAw.-Massa-
cEusetts papers state that the prohibtOry lqnor
law now proves utterly inefficient there. They
assert that uevsr at any previous TIM has there
been so free and unrestr ctsd & sale OF liquor in
Boston Es at present Dr. mixing saloons have
multiplied until they are to be found at the corner |
Of slnust every street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
IL CLERK AND MASTER OF THE
-RT At lAIIAnIN ELp IL

RULES BEE hE Ihh OLEkh AND MASTER OF THE
CHANCERH COURT AT GALLATIN, FEB. 1857.
John W. Franklin, VS.. Thomas Crutcher
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that defendant Thomas CrutCheT, Is nonresident OF
the State OF Tennessee that the ordinary process the
law cannot be served upon him, It is therefore, notion
ordered BY the Master and entered upon Rules
publication be made for four successive in the Union
and American, paper published in Nashville notifying
said defendant Of the peudency this suit and requiring
him 10 appear at the next Of said Court
demur to compliments bill, which is TO be
held 81 the court house Galan, 2nd Monday in
March next the will taken confessed and set
for hearing p=rte as TO him.
PIslees3 W.. BLACKMORK, c. & ".
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
NTHE COUNTY COURT oFsUMNER COUNTY
vs. petition 10 sell n slave

IN THE COUNTY COURT OFSUMNER COUNTY.
lessee T. Biakemors, Ad'rl
In sell eleu
d. Blakemore, ct al,
notion and appearing my satisfaction that one of
the defendants, F. N. BlRkemOre minor and Son Of
Nam hiakemOre Is nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee 50 shat process cannot be served him. there
lore ordered that publication be for four weeks In the
union and American, paper published in Nashville re
curing said defendant 10 appear the house in Gala
IN on the nst Monday in March, 1857 aud there to
plead answer or demur 70 cOmpainants BILL the same
Parte John L Rice = "a
neutrality-suspicious. Clerk OF Sumner Couuty Can't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
Engine and Boiler
FOR SALE

HR engine have been using having proved too large
for our use have superseded il with smaller one,
and It with the boiler for sale at bargain. i is OF
four horse power in perfect order and BY the
Nashville Misunderstanding Company.
G.. C. TORRETT & CO.
fsblG-tf Publishers Union and American,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
i. H BLACKMoRB, C. & n.
Henry Dobbins,

Henry D0bbtns, vs.. 6. H. BurDly and wife, ct al.
appearing to the Clerk and Master that defendants VIM
P. Beard, David N Beard and Francis Beard are non
residents the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary pro-
Of the law cannot he served upon hem tits therefore,
notion ordered by the Master and entsred pom the
rules thai publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Union and AneHcan,a paper Published in Nashville
notifying defendants OF the tendency OF said and
requiring them to sppsr al the next OF said Court
be held the house latin on the end MONDAY
In March next and plead, answer demur CORpanants
bill, will be taken for confessed and for hear
ing eX parte 70 them,
prsfeeS3 ". H. BLACKMORE G NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
LAND FOR SALE

pH virtue OF deersal order of the County Court Of De-
ID Kalh county, made and pronounced al the February
term ls5 on Saturday the 2sth day March next In the
Town OF Liberty DekHlb county, will sell highest
bidder, on credit all the rights title, claim and interest
mat the heirs and distributes Of Alexander Bane late
the county Of Dekab, deceased have in and 10 %
tract Of land lying In DeKab county, Tennessee in civil dis
tre No. 3 adj dining the lands Of Reuben evans and known
as the tract upon which the said Alexander Bans lived at
interest in said Land 800
Terms Of Sae2sO to be paid in hand the balance on a
cred. OF one and two years, with approved security
viii be required Of the purchaser and lien retained upO6
1857. " \ TSRrTT i!'
feb9-W4t-prsfeeg5 Clerk Of DeKalk COUNTY Court
STATE or TFNNFlGS q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
NnTINA

HAVING suggested to the Hon. J. N. HuIme. County
Judge OF Perry county, Tennessee the insolvency Of
the estate OF Samuel WEIGH, deceased all persons having
claims agsint said esste hereby notified to s them
authenticated Is the law directs, with the Boz n Hume
Judge &c. before the first Monday in June next In
order that pro rata distribution may made among the
creditors. JOHN PACE
febl0-w3W-prsiees3 Admins rator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
FOK LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

TENTE light draught steamer WENONA, IN.
n skunk, Master, will regularly in the elaGt4
Louisville and Cincinnati trade, during the sea-
She Will leave for the above and all intermediate
fnEs TO-DAY az O'clock p NJ. For ght passage ap
ply on board OrtO
RUSSELL CLAIBORNE,
fsNlS-G Il. Il. HARRISON, A CTS.
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&Ea1dl Reward.
WOODSIDES q WAKEFIELD,

NASHVILLE AND COLUMBIA ENPRFSS.
daL Packages and Parcels forwarded every By he
- Express Train and from Nashville and C6lumbis
We nave made arrangements with GLevEa x Co.'s City
Express TO receive and deliver all Packages forwarded BY
Nashville, 70 forward ali articles for Columbia 10
US when We will taks charge Of delivery Instructed
hEFEaEscEsW Meredith, 10 Edwards and D. D. DisksY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT
Order Of publication.

Markham Lowell, e. al.
The Office Of the Clerk Master Of the County Conf
"A al Nashville the s0jh day Of January 1857 on motion
OF complainant by counsel in the bove cause and
ing 10 The satisfaction the Clerk Master that the said
defendants, James C. McLenden Lucinda McLepdeB
bis wife, who reside in the State Arkansas are non resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore ordns
process OF this Court be served upon the il is there
fore ordered BY the Clerk and Master pub eaton be
made for four weeks in succession In the Nashville Uvor
AND AMERICAN newspaper published the city Of Nash
VILE, requiring the said defendants appear at The March
Term or the County Court TO be holden for the county
OF Davidson, al the COur House thereof the city OF
Vile the arst Monday in March next and answer ssld
BILL or the will be taken for confessed as to them and
set down for hearing Pars Said petition being for the sale
Of Land and Negroes belonging the estate Of Elizabeth
Lowell, deed. F. R. CHEATHAN
neutrality-suspicious. fec S.. Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

PHILADELPHIA HARDWARE, n

MOORE, HENSZEY & CO., are receiving, AT their
NJ new and extensive Warehouse, NOs. Market and I6
Commerce Streets PHILADELPHIA large snd well selected
Hardware, Cutlery Guns, &C. which being import
ed direct the Manufacturers exclusively for thew
enabled 70 offer Western and Southern trade on
be mOst favorable terms. UmI3-W2m.
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DIR. MORSE's
Invigorating Cordial.

THIS Cordial viii actually cure permanently General De-
bllty lmpotency, lnconnence, Loss OF Muscular En-
ergy, Physical Lasstude and General PrOssuon rrtab
V, all Nervous Disorders Affections Of the Liver, &c. II Is
considered invaluable in curing ncpent Consumption.
cordial has superseded ell other preparations offered
70 the public for the above complaints and the quantity sold
for the price, renders decidedly the cheapest preparation
In Manufactured By Dr. c. H. King, No. 1872 Broadway
n. Y, and sold BY
KIRNAN & RAINS,
Sole Agents for Tennessee, No. 49, South Side Public
square, NaEhYie, Tennessee. feb5-U
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FALt ALLIE FATslu NJ la ND FtBR SALE.
THREE Hundred and Forty Acres Of Valuable ~
L Farming Land for sale, lying 20 miles North Of LID
Jackson, aud 10 miles south Of McLemOTesville, in l
Carroll county. Has on il cammodouB Brick Dwe!lnE,
good negro houses, and all necessary out buildings we'll
Of good Seven we'll yet meadow and one
hundred and y under good fence with several cross
fences ali aud fresh, having been settled only wears
For further particulars refer you DR.. b. F. DINwIDbE
Medical University, Nashville 10 the subscriber
living o the premises.
fanq-'5T-WTIa. JAMES II. DINWIDDTE.
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'Es pIsIees %
=
CHANCEfY COURT-LINDEN.
Original Attachment bill.

W. P. Stephens. }
Nm melton Of complanRnts counsel and it appearing to
~ the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master that VIM P
stephens, the detendant 10 the above entitled suit non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
successive weeks In the Union and ewspaper
published in the city Of NsshVile Tennessee, requiring said
nonredont defendant to appear the next term Of our
Chaneey Court TO be held at the house in the town
Linden, for the county Of Perry, State Tennessee on
Thursday after the hrsI Monday in pr next then ana
here to plead, answer denuT plainants bill eT
the same will be taken confessed and the carss Sci for
hearing eK parte III KINZER
feblO-W4E-prs fseS3 Clerk add Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
Pianos, Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pr EazZ-1
w GnO-FOTtes from these unTivaled ma 49,
kers, Light Newton & Bradbury, and Hsnesl u o B
Bros which makes stock very large and desirable
We would be pleased to have these instruments exmn cd
BY ALL whether they desre 10 purchase not Every Pr
sold by shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
every respect feblO W h r FREEMAN.
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=, M. SEAGO.

(sUCcEssoR EEAeo & sAWREEcE)
WILL continue The PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSI-
w MSS, al his new o0mmodlOus Fire Proof Building
front ofthe Atlanta HOTEL and door the Fulton House
Atlanta, Georgia
NJ Ths facilities offered shippers. Orders 70
spseifuly solicited. lno7R0-dn