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A PROBABLE DIVISION.

some "i III. leading Democratic Journals in the
North are rlam"rim:, loudly against tn. late ac.
ti"n "f the Kansas Constitutional Convcn,iun-
| They dcnouncc the acts nf the Convention rs
being clearly hostile 10 the mcal,im. AMI intent
ct the ka"sas and Nebraska Bill and a total
disregard ri The pledges ivcn by the Admins
traii"n to the people "f kitS;,s that they should
have an ori"rlumity 10 vote either for or ,"ai,..,
the Constitution which might be framed hy the.
Convention.
From the Indications given out hv these Dem
"cr;,ic Journals, may cx., Il division in the.
)ci''"cratic ranks i'll the next Congress
liza dozen Northern Democrats shall fall from
grace and join the Bar!; Republican ranks it
VIII give that party a majority.
casual consideration of the radically tlir.rcn,
opinions held by the Northern and Southern DE-,
nocracy, upon the sin.Ic question Of Slavery
b!inSs home I" the m.. The reilcciion,I,., when
any measure may come before Congress ;nvolv-
ing that question, that division and confusion ar.
by no means improbable.
However well and harmonious In, D,.n,orr,c,.
North ami South may work together for the EN-,
oun"nts "f "ilice; lnwcvcr we'll they may agree
III certain leading principles of that party, il i. =
fact demonstrated by the past history nf the
Country, that in reference to the vcx.d nu.sI;.n
"i Slavery, that they hold essentially varan, ard
different opinions.
We arc disposed to the opinion that II PARTON
"' the N"rlhcrn Democrats are wiling to r.cor-
ME and respect slavery III it now rxiSts-,o
leave II whcr" the constitution has left H. Emf
when the proposition is before Congress to cx.
tend It's limits, VIC do not believe that they vii,
come up to the scratch There will be E,lt.r;pp
and dcScItiOn in the ranks
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Notice to Isegataa

Notice To- Legatea
THE Legatees Of the Estatedf en-
l. deceased are hereby nntif flsd
settlement Of the said Estais viii 6e
the Ordinary Of Abbevities psesti0fi
the 4th day of March, la6s.
JAMES MsLATE4 ,
B. NJ. LATIMEB 8
Dec. l, 1857. ~ w ss
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MARBL E, c UNITING il i J I|.iIls d

UPFU SITE ii E5. q CITYs 81 HOT Ell:
col.11aa1oias AB.aC- ~.
THE subscribers have on hand al large assort-
ment Of ltulian and sAiperical} MARBLE
MONUMENTS aud TOMB aSTONES of the
most approved and yles,s and of the best
Of workmanship, and as cheap 4as the same kind /
of material ard quality Of wofkmanship can be-.
laid down in Columbiafrom my :othel piacS.,s
Also, we have on hand a large collection; Of;
beautiful Monumental Designs, Sonsfti9g or
to cut an1 furnish Monuments OF syshS Slev er mag;
nitude, or complexlty Of sdesigg.
BoYNES& sPRewI. :.
N. B. WoywiIl sell Tomb Slabs pf fine Amer
lean Marble from $25f 10 $s5 and bead st6no
Slabs ProlortionaIIy cheap lsnsd Jig. the
Dec. 3, 1867. issssstf g. 6. I.
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TN" .Him',a! WRATH nj' EnyIunI- " hen W..
reflect MI the ,ci III British nIi:,rIS have beer,
searching, cur na'ivr rocks for incahriol,S min.
erals since the days when the merchants oi Tyre
supplied !l'" ancient world. and that We arc now
'lrnwin" i'nn 'ii" u amn:av metals a!pu.
which hay" Il market value OF cLuIHi1T;, W..
cannot but I've struck with he cn"rir.u,is ,rrl,
rt mineral wealth wh!, has hcr,l stored in the.
rocks ot these - far islands ii tn. " est "rr,.u
;hc records o! Mining anil Mrial:ur.v," W.. learn
'iint coal has been worked since l.; in Month
mh'bcr'aid; tut Il, ,ha: period tn" quantity Of
'"ssll fuel raised must have been very small. In
lie report oi tile committee uf the House of
C"nirnois, the CONSUMPTION of coal in t:rrut
BIiain III The year lS!I is stated ~ -. .uu, uOu
tons; III lSJ;i according l." the Mineral Statis
tics, IT has Increased to 666Ii, I5p t",iS. The
coal fields OF the tni;c.l kiu::'ln have been cs
'iatc'l TO contain area OF l.,U,D sqnr.: miles
and various The estimates which have been
made to determine the time required 10 exhaust
them. Little rc!iiilcc can, we >,rel be- placed
upon any I'll these computations; lui one ilinr
IS certain. ilc coal bed Of Great Britain are no,
meNnauslii'lc. and with the falling off in the
supply oi fuel, the staple manufactures Of the
country must decline, a:i E.ugianl must sink
from i''r higl' estate t" the position OF ,Li Il or
fourth rate state among I'll. nations. Nearly IT,
rOh,n0D Ions "f coal nuw raised from our
c"llirrIes. which, in le3i mu,nhrrr.i , S:.,, anI
III every lt of the country , price OF Goals All.
rancnT. France Is orruimr her I,urIs To receive.
BRITISH cH,S; Denmark, Prussia, i,alv aud Rus.
sIa are our customers Tor both r":!, aud :.nkc-
Egypt and i. East Imli-s. The United S,n,.s of
Anrrica. Chii. BrnIi'. and 'liini ate r.ruoIl,.
receiving orr fuel, i'll quantities varying wit,
zach country annually i.";n 3j,nOy lo:s TO .,n.
QUo.-.lM'h:"atm.
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The .ipproachi"g 7m"nty. second Of I;jrau,ru
The Governor and Commissioners of tl,, Vir
ginia Washington Monument have taken u,ns.
ures fnr the inauguration on that blessed day of
the Equestrian Statue of Washington, which
will be placed with its CANVASS covering ON its
summit pedestal Oh the Monument. and will H..
uno!ded 10 public admiration for the frs, finn,
on the birth day Of the great Nirrnan. 'rhe
Official programme Of the arrangements will b..
published hereafter. For the present il will sur-
iice to say that the Governor and Commissioners
have unanimously selected Senator Hunter ,s
the Orator OF the day, and VIM c. Rivcs Esn
as al,crnate-nnd j. Barron Hope and !. r.
Thompson. t.SqS, to prepare and rccitc Soluta
tory and Na"dictory OLes in the order upon
winch they may agree Among themselves The
President aud Vice President of The Juit,J
states Cabinet, tho Ex Presidents Of tho, Jnit,l
States, the United uni State Judiciary, both
Houses OF Congress the Foreign Diplomatic and
Consular Representatives, the Governors Of the
several States, the distinguished men Of the ma
't"n, literary and benevolent associations the mill;
iary, and the whole people Of Virginia, will bo
invited to participate in the grand and solemn
ceremonies. The clergy will be requested to
ask blessing the work-and the Masonic
fraternity, Of which Washington was faithful
member, will be invited TO conduct the ccrcmn.
mics i'll honor of the completion of work, the
cornerstone OF which they laid OH the 22d Feb
ruary, 1880. The Governor will submit the pro-
graini'ie t" the General Assembly for their nciop
ana co opcration.-Richmond Enymircy.
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From Washington November
2s.-The impression here this evening is that
:he organization Of The House of Represen tatives
will bc completed on the first day of the session.
Only two of the South Carolina members will 90
into the the caucus the Speakership, unless it
Orr's nomination. Tie indications are that the
whole South will vote for Col. Orr on tho first
ballot.
1t is understood here that Gen. Walker will
COON have, quite large force in Nicaragua
Names of emigrunts are daily Offering, and sew
eral hundred are now on the eve of departure =
His plans are said to be more complete than ihis
departure in the Fashion with three hundred men
seems to warrant A,2s.. =
The amount in the Treasury, subject TO draft,
is $9,32e,ooo, being reduction for tie week, Of
$5S0,00O. ss, 3, 3
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Settlement Of the Estate of s RafS il i
- Power. dec, 3 M sssssss

WI, s5 81 & ssis:ssistsssS
M Office is hereby given To aeyy z SIS
Ordinarys Offices at AbbeYille. ens
Of January next All pelsoMs Ea ? Y
against sad Estate win Prssenvs
ted, on or before that day sand ihS ~
required to make Pay5ssas
Nov. l2-57, IL a0( I'D Xssss
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We ask csl'rcia! attention to the advertisement
"i i'r. ID. y I"nnA>'s Drug Establishment, 1; also,
[" the notice Of McSsrS. PERRIN Il cnInrAx
.'"iN ENEIG;Ir, J. B EI.MK tok,>l,ury, am,l No
t'"" TO i.cgarcS of The Es!a.r of {. r. I>rIMEr
CHAMBERS Il MARSHALL. .al>o commend il,.
Marble Establishment of BuyNE Il SrrnwI
Columbia, 10 the public.
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m oFI O E.
fkNlIE subscriber takes this method of infor
IL ming his friends and customers, that he
has bought out the large and we'll selected stock
Drugs and Medicines.

and i'll fact, the entire concern Of Gary e. Jones.
lie has also, Just added to the above, fine
lot Of Groceries of all kinds; choice. Liquors for
Medical purposes. =, =,
lie invites his friends to call on him at the (
Drug Store, where he is prepared to sell then,
every thing i'll his line, at astonishing le. prices
for cash. -; ..'.5.s q :.
He will be constantly receiving new Goods 10
that customers will always. find lis Stock COM
plctc IT. :
JAS. :B. BLACK.
Dec. 3. 1857. 32-& tf
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P"sh ~M .jroa P"po.--Tnc days OF sheep.
SKIN, rs 'naI"trial for wri'in. on Seem to he
numbered, an'l ii is probable. ,o" i,a, it will hr
degraded from lis dig"iiy "f LII" drum head
Taper makers nave surcrrl-.l in making f,o,n
rags n very exact imitation Of parchment: but a
s'i l'ctcr imitation has hcrn produced almost by
accident. 1t has been funn,l that common, mn
SIZED paper, il immersed in Il solution Of sui.
PhurIc acid-tl,rce p.rls of water to he Of acid
--and suffered to remain there three minutes
becomes, when taken out aud well washed in
cold water, almost evactly like parchment. II
shrinks somewhat, hut It is increased fully ci-ht
'iod IN strength, while no chang. in its weight
takes place. y nunbrr Of scientific men il: Iii,
city, professional and amateur lave been cx
Perinicn,ing OH it, anI with the most astonishing
results. 1T has been brought before Academy OF
Sciences aud The Franklin Institute, and lh, ne.
r"inplis!'cd gentlemen Of those institutions con-
less that they are wholly unable to account for
the change that il produced in the paper hy
Tins very simple process: Tie only Thing known
Is that the ch'nge tak"s pace, and that the com
ni"ncst kline, of paper acquires all the properties
of parchment. There mns be care taken in its
preparation, and the paper before DRYING mus,
he ironcti, or ca!emcred; but nothn. else is nc.
ecssAry. -fhiS"tIphia Bulletin.
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: 1he F"''hc""fng .Ncss!gc- special Wash
!hgton correspondent Of C"I. Formcy's Press saws
It is r'''norcd that Mr.. buchanan in his first an
nuni n'cssagc L" Congress. will take bold ground
on the currency question; ,lat he will rc-;,fiirm
tile l'rincipl laid down in his spcrch on the In.
dependent Treasury bill. IL. believes that il
was the intention Of III, trainers of the Consr
tit'on to establish n hard money currency, and
that the action Of Congress since, has been 4:
steady departure from that intention
The issue vii. he made in the next Coupress
whether Stat. Banks Iare the constitutional
power to issue circulating - promises to pav''-
llierc VIII bc large party 10 take the negative
oi the argument, who will no it is rail- Weld
until II decision has been given on the question
ny the Supreme Court Of the United States a
general bankrupt law for the Banks will hc pre-
sc"t'd for nc.nn. Tlla will provide II fixed
,rsa, course '"r putting into liquidation isoyrnt
HANGS all over the tEion.
- -
Won't La en- Purll.-Th. Boston paners
state that military organization, con,;n.s.,l Of
c":"rcd residents Of thu ni,y r,,r,I,nnie.l by
Louis t'nul, and entitled the Liberty Guard.
made their first pnblic appearances on Monday,
w't'i twenty .iinc muskris and n cornct band
Their appearance in said 10 have given great dis.
satisfaction 10 the prope Of Boston, lnTgc crowd
i'sslng. hooting aud yelling at them us they
they were so closely pressed that the police were
compelled t. interfere. The parade wound up
'n genssa1 row. in which several Of she col
cred soldiers" came off second best The Lieu
tenant Of the company, ii negro named W iIIiam,s.
Was severely hurt by missile thrown ut his head
Snow and Poverty in Winucsota--A gentle
man from st. Paul informs the Prairie du Chen
Courier that there were. in the first part of last
week, eiSlitren inches Of snow OH tho ground ut
st. Paul. The Times says:
"The snow ut Hastings on tho morning of
kuuInH tr,t tnf.lte. .1,on
terrible !ur belief a great portion of Minnesota
is in II state Of dcstitutiom; no money il in the
country 'uyge bodies OF euigrunts are l,ul.
died together in places entirely new and re,noie
from supplies, nn'l now the rigors of II northern
winter arc upou them nearly n month before
they were ant'c raiing it. We dread tile reri-
tai through the press, of the horror in store for
those who ure wiii,our provisions or money. aud
shut on, from tho world. Ly half year Of ice
and Snow"
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lnuls aud the line ur the Nmtl, Eastern Wnilv n,
hncr @inr .l"l,N IT. wn. At hr,,h accomplished
bv the ussi,iuuv" -. III" A,io,I,,N trn",nI ia the
n"m'h "f Way n a 4,s, ri 3 Ma 90 Tot til" baud,
=" S"' IT, s' a. M .n ,,, 'aT ~ 'i"', tr t" Which Is
g,"un,!s. \ portion u; This the, is low marsh,
covered 10y 'lc ,i.l.H. and nj prrsrni va'uclrss
except fur privilege: but the convenience OF
transportation lay water on The Fast and hy rail.
way oa the Vest, rcn'lrrs II pr,clicnhc To fill
these poriIonS whenever It may br tlrsirnl,,c-
The probability * that the Whole property will
rhihct appreciate in value than -, u,hcrwisc in th,
courS" OF years. II viii lac proper and suc, 10
close the siIc' Is IL the City 50 lar as ihrv run
through this prosperity. recommend thai ,Lis
hr done iy au:hori'y Of law ut Your lrcScR, SIS.
sion.
tHiM..Esio\ AND MEMPHIS.
Th" present has been sunr,izcI by lh,
c"mI'rlion Of tn" connected railway between
the Atantc mt Charleston and Savannah and
the river Mississippi at Memphis, in ih. state of
Tennessee. This happy event was duly cc:clln-
tt by the Municipal Authorities ni tn. cities Il,
either riid "I tc linr il, May and June last In
North Latitude - deg. iG min. witnessed tl,.
nlectii. ni The wat",s--ih">c OF the turbil Mis-
sis>itpi !"wr,,l into .hc hrinv Atlantic; aud ON
thc part OF the State gave wc!con,. To our
?,cg"rs "t Georgia. and 10 our common friends
fon the valley of Mississippi.
Trust II VIII not u" lon, he ore the Railways
from Memphis ani Nashville and knnyvi!l,. Will
drl"uchc int" Sout, Carolina through the Blu.
Kid.sc mountains. ! l,,l the satisfaction to wit.
ness the progress Of the un,, o., this line i'm the
mouth Of August. recognized OH HAT ,rc:,sion
the tri'impS "i serene" a every STEP in the rx-
rcllem disp".iio:'s OF the engineers Th. best
sInh seemed To prevail among, engineers, con
tractors and laborcrs
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,Hp nEGI-rE,Troy
L trust The General Assembly W ill cont iuur lis
P'trohag': t" tIi. Gc"l".cal Survey of the State
and to til" Registration "f the Births, Deaths
and Marriages. Difficulties must attend both
Undertakings. in their incspcncy. }u, am per
s':t'ird that i'll l. clever reports those subjects
YOU viii find REASON To- t." encouraged in piIrSu-
'ng them. The Report ui III. Gcn'urirui Sur
r"yor. and ,lih of the liuian, and Inspector
Grncral. are herewith Submitted, together with
Mayor Ia'l,rs report On til" Variations Of the
Magnetic Nr-,llr.
What y"':r deliberations may be- directed for
good T." Iii, }%:!'lic veal is nay sincere prayer
lnt" y@ur hands the affairs of the common |
wealth are committed
X. I. ". ALLSTON.
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,, Ir0cera'Mqs Of thc C"bi"o miM Regard 10
o"Sds -iH"Fs asIIINGToS, November I'll
as tar rs can be asccrtaincd, the Cabinet are
united IN sustaining the action of the Kuns.s
constitutional Convention; Whatever preference
there may have been for submitting tI,e entire
constitution TO the people, all arc now aureel
that the mode now proposed for The inhabitant, :,
10 set'o ihe question nf slavery, is in accordance
with tho letter and spirit Of tho Kansas Nebraska
Act.
Dispatches to the New YoIk Herald, saw that
while the President endorses the action of the
Constitutional Convention Of Kansas, Governor
Walker denounces il in no measured terms, and
stands pledged to defeat il.
The letter says that should an effort on the par.
ol Congress to force that Constitution on their
people without their voice being heard be made,
u VIII surely be followed by rebellion and
bloody civil war. lie also says that the oppos-
lion to it in tho Territory is almost universal
Governor Walker had another interview with
the President to-day The Cabinet IL also ell.
gagged on the same subject.
<icr"t'nt.-We are very sorry to hear of an
accident that happened yesterday morning at the
Nine Of Mr.. IL. w. Kuht,nan. Frederick Mi
chac!s, one OF the workmen, when being drawn
mp out OF the shaft, WIS precipi, ,ated TO the hot
tom, and instantan eously killed by the fall
There Is full reason To believe from the testimony
OF the persons present, and one Of them a BROTH
er-in-Iaw, that the accident occurred in conse.
?mence OF carelessness on the part Of the deceased.
we sincerely syrnpnthize with tho bereav ed IN
rents, who bv this occurrence have loaf n dutv.
t!ii aud obedicnt ecp, tho hope and support OF
their old age In<conncction with the above, we
feel it our duty to state TINT we know of no en-
Ployer that treats the men IN his employ, in n
more human and kind manner than Mr.. Kuht.
nan' WHO never allows his men to do anything,
or 10 approach any place. from which tie concern
OF Ills own Personal safety would cause him 10
shrink.-- IYaiAaikas Banner. - - :
= - Z.
sArricdt, Of the Northern gha-Nsws sYonR.
has arrived at this mort from AsoS, ali
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backward qua win ;dishOnor. ihis lS all that
constitutions Or laws eau do, the balance is for
ourselves. "a S3sssasy5s ss u.
Let us then .be prepared eternal vigilance
and sacrifice are iha pricesof liberty; 10 people
ever have been great and Free NO people ever
can be- free, who ars not military III their habits,
and ever ready TO defend their institutions and
their laws We, as people, enjoy the peculiar
privilege of bearing arms and being the defend
crs Of our own rights and liberles Ii We should
ever bc deprived of one or lose the other, it will
be because we are unworthy OF them, and had
not the courage to defend them. 1t is, however,
not only our privilege, but tits our hounden du-
and to obtain military kuowledge. In this view
Of our duty, will BIO my study to effect a tho
rongh organization Of the militia Of the State,
This would feel bound9o.do, even though there
was no immediate danger rienaeing u.s. But,
situated as we now nre, with danger most immi-
nent, it is absolutely necessary to our security
aud the pcrmanence of our. institution. That
the overthrow Of our Social organization is the
fixed purpose Of a very large number of the peo-
pie Of tho nonsIavetoldng States is beyond a
doubt ~ -. 80. Y,s,asc- :. ,.s;.
In the Presidential election u was fully mani.
fesied-and they had well nigh succeeded, as
they carried eleven out Of sixteen Of those States
They are now preparing Tor another struggle
They teacfl llost us and our
their schools, lhoy preach y from ll,eir ,pupits
they print i'd theG book iRsy proclaim on the
huatiDgs tiey agitss siiE TIE state and FEEDER.
81 Severn Their course is opwayd, and
Toa nigh nj well reason with "a madma as q
fanatic. How cant you apnroa o. trapscendsht-
al 6Eiis law sck0Sf l-who has law Of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the constitutions of his coun-
tfys I'D ~ relgion hoer than THAT Of the Bible Z
q F6naot 10 dono; and fear that we act Upon
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FOR SALE.
Lot ChsT rect, South n shville, the Bapils
"A Church, Ch there is q small Frame Tenement
The lot fronts 7Ot is $50 ieot deep. Apply to
sept % are A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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d ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living near oulaski
II Giles county, two negro men, WILLIAM and -AMkS
WILLIAM Is about % years OF age vey black bout I've
feet inches high, has rather inc voice. stops little
forward.
JAMES Is about "a IS years Of age very black, with
good deal OF white about bis eyes, SIX feel hight Ia
very voice, carries himself very Bill had
grey baH ket James had black cloth eeAt,
Tecoll seed. will give above I'd for them
If lodged jail thai may get them, $50 for either Of
them. iaux. 2o-tfl J. NJ. MARKS.
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A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

An now Offering for Gale that valuble Lot on Market
adjoining Toe OF Morris 4 Mathews. The Lot
So feet Market and back lO7 feet towards
Front street.
II would make one best stands for wholesale Gro
s6ptg ser A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville
large number Of unimpToyed Lots. Several Gafde,
Lots, from IS acres, the city. Those wishing ,
purchase viii do well 70 call soon
ian7-'s7-tf. NANCE d WOOD = 6Rb
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LYONS q Co,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALsRs
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS or
Fsreign Wines, Liquors etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE TENNEgQEE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TNTE have on hand and are constantly receiving
w and well assorted stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which we are offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they can be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists of the finest brands of HAyAy
Cleans in the msrket BRAEDIBs, which for favor
cannot be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through Inclusion House to this city SHERRY PoKT and
with fell assortment of Whskeys, St Croix and 10
naCG Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
ES- To Country Merchants we offer the best induce
ments to purchase from u.s. stock large and swayt
To prompt customers Eastern time will be given: to
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders bv let
ter or otherwise will always meet with pronp. attention
LYONS & CO.,
" q Ie Cedar st
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REDUCED PRICES.
B, C, McNAIRY & col.

FORETGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 55, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville Tennessee