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been preferred against him, he may have wandered {,
some Of docks along the Eas river and thrown himself
on, and thus put an end W his existence Aud an aher,
though highly impro liable one, IL, that he murdered
outright By The rowdies Who had cpmmcoced but nai
nnished their work the evening before and, AFTER
having done co. ted sIone 10 his nenk and thro~u him
,hN he hes been osposed Oh In some one Of ways
be never made his appearance Ut the staou house. nor
can any clue be gos OF mis- whereabouts r his being
10 into Jefferson strc ~ stated above, and he 10 said
10 he man vho never ha, under any circumstances,
len or remained away from home longer than twelve
hours without informing his family Of bis vhcresboos
For The past ,,s a., s.s n ns n ,scs
that period 70 be The wore for liquor There are one or
two singular instances In connection with his dissp
About eighteen yeays since racs vsiter Of thu ward
seeing Mrs Juboe returning from visit N one OF her
relations, handed her small tract called rbe Barren
zig free whcn he advised her 70 read at the same me
informing her thai tefinely wrong 70 break tne
Sabbath ~ visiting she At that time could NOT read
wor6, but Immediately commenced thinking seriously on
The subcos OF religion and, from thinking, bersn TO try
that period has read the Bible through by course from
Genesis 70 Revelations eleven and Ia ohurch
member In good standing On the sunday moving OF Mr.
RAISING by the house. len another tract which Mrs jar
Dol banded 70 her husband In the afternoon, who was
nen nssse s, W rs3d|Hf ne-spscer saying there take
Newspaper He s<lrdnsy i.d hs psper down and took
Up the trscs and reed through and len laying on the
grass where be had been laying, and whore Mrs Jsooe
Another crcum,tspce The fact hs, the Sunday n,sh,
OF his deappearance Just three weeks from the time
the threat ~ss made that he should be 20 icemsn
when Mr. Jsrboe len the house on Sunday afternoon.
none Of his family, with the exception Of his wife, we're At
bome and she says she vss 80 busy pcndernf over ne
OF Genesis 18th verseas 10 hardly pcoe the fact Of
having lef until some ser-"And Esau said let me
nov leave with thee some Of the folk sha are win ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
THE FREE BANKS.

In the midst of the present sta ,of uncertainty
and doubt as to what money is current and what
uncurrent there is great danger that the small noe
holders and people through the country VIII make
too great sacrifice of their Free Bank paper
I'VE desire to caution them against this. ANY one,
upon reflection, ought to be able to make reasona-
BILE estimate Of its value. For all of this Free Bank
Issue there is deposit with the Comptr Ser bonds
of the State to an amount equal to the amount of
bills that have been issued for circulation The only
oss. therefore, which the holders of Free Bank pa
per can realize will be the depreciation of State
Bonds and the delay incidental to their sale. All
the Free Banks have, as are informed, an addi-
tional deposit Of bonds to the amount of ten ner
cent to meet their depreciation Every man. there
fore, who has in hand dollar of Free Bank money.
whether the bank has suspended or has on deposit
with the Comptroller of the State, as collateral secu
rity, dollar and ten cents in State bonds; and
the only question remaining is to estimate the mark
ct value Of these bonds. At present they have
reached a ruinous figure, and if many of them
should be forced upon the market at once thew NAV
go much lower. 1t is scarcely reasonable, however
TO suppose they will remain at their present low
figure any great length Of time. We have faith
that the prudent policy of the ensuing Democratic
Legislature will be such to restore confidence in
the credit of the State and bring her bonds up to
the proper valuation, so soon our present none
tsry troubles subside
The holders Of notes upon such of the Stock
Banks as may suspend will not have this security.
and if they have any security at all we are not
aware of it. When they fail, the brokers have the
winding of them up, and the unfortunate note
holder must needs let it go at whatever they choose
to give him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
HON. EN-. ETHERInGF

The Trenton, Tenn, Standard contains letter
from this gentleman in reply to an invitation from
from his friends of Gibson county to accent Of q
public dinner. The letter, though lengthy, is les.
interesting than anything we have every read from
Mr.. E.heridge. A great deal of it is a rebasb of
his canvass speeches, and is based upon the follow
ing singular declaration:
al do not hesitate in declaring as nv opinioD tot
the repeal Of all the compromise measures of 1850
would have been more pernicous in its effects or
disastrous in its consequences, than was the desruc
ton Of the Missouri Compromise"
We question whether any other Southern man
Mr.. Bell not accepted-could be found who wou1d
50 insult the people of this State The repeal Of e
Compromise Measures of 1850, would be a repeaI of
the Fugitive Slave Law requiring the North 70 sur
render up our run away negroes; and vet Mr. Eth
eridge thinks the repeal Of this Law ssWouId have
been no more perniciOus in its effects or disastrors
IN It's consequences than the destruction of the
Missouri Compromise" which compromise was an
unconstitutional Introduction Of Slavery in violation
Of the rights Of slavebolding States, and has been
so declared by recent decision Of the Supreme
Court.
No national man in the country, of any party can
sanction Mr.. Etheridge's position but every Black
Republican win.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
THE STATE BANK AN IMPORTANT TNsTTTU.


N.
The Hon. En-. Etheridge in his recent letter n
his Gibson county friends gives great Importance to
this institution. He says:
We have State Bank with many branches
Scattered throughout the State The possession Of
that concern, is now necessary to the physical
fort of the numerous heroes, martyrs and crinnIas
who swell the ranks Of the Unterrifed VJybo,t t5e
control Of that Bank the strong arm Of the Dar,y zr,5
b., Instantly, Paralized
While we cannot agree with the honorable peptIa-
man in his conclusions as TO the distribution thai hoe
been made Of its officers or its mportanceas means
ofsupport to the Democratic party we are grat6ed o
find so prominent a member of the oppositioD fol-
ing position so favorable to the winding ND Of 0,
institution. Mr.. Etheridge in estimating the usos
that have been made of the Bank no doubt iudgos
the Democracy by proper knowledge of his own
party He isright in suppOsing, however. that sucb
an institution in the control of the State is ever
liable to abuse and subject to be made noIi,icol
machine. The Democracy of Tennessee consoion.
of this fact have been for years in favor of indi
itup We feel authorised to say thata large n,aio;
Of the Democratic members of the ensuing locis1a
ture will favor that policy and that if this groo
public nuisance is not abated the fault will be with
the opposition members and not with the Democrats
Let us see which party will take the responsibility of
continuing institution known to be so liabIe 70
corruption and abuse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
THE BOLTON CAsE-A NEW PHASE

Sheriff Fetsy yesterday kindly exhibited to usa man
damusfrom Judge Fitzgerald making the wriofhaJeas
copusssued by him in the of the state offences
see u.s. Bolton, returnable before Judge McKiernan
of this city The assigned for this course is
the fact that he could not dispose of the business of
the court at Paris in time to hear the case at Tren-
ton on the first Mondey in October. The writ
is made returnable before the Criminal Court of
this city on the second Monday in October. Thus
ends an excitement which has had the double effect
oflowering the majesty of the law and interruptng
to certain extent for the time being the friendly
relations of some of best citizens. 1t certainly
gives us pleasure Notwithstanding the conflict
of opinion arising out of the issuance of the writ of
hdbeds corpus to the fact that this vexed
question has been settled and we doubt not that
the prudent and sober minded here and everywhere
will unite with us in this expression Of satisfaction
Memphis appeal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
Bank of Nashville.

Dirk OF NaShVlIIe.
have twenty thousand DOLLARS worth of Rosl Est.,s
VIII exchange Ior certified Checks Bank Of Nash
no es Of all the Free Ba Ks q State for ohing The
above Is all cit property, except lot EdgeasI5
L POWERS,
Oct. Z-uI" "a Market street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
; NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 0 TICKETs
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
rTr O.
EACH SATIRlAY IN ncTnRER
-. approximation pr Prizes
8, 495 Prizes amounting to. s32O. 90,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHILE T4OhETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS s2I
PLAN DE THE IOTTERY -

The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips of
are enercled with small tin tubes placed in one Wheel
lhe nrst 46l Fries, similarly printed and enercled are
placed in another Wheel. $4,000 ~
The Wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn
from tne wheel OF Numbers. and at the same time Prize is
drawn i=om the other Wheel The Number Prize m
out opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
Number drawn This operation is Repeated until ali he
Prizes are drawn out. $500 ~ -i0
APPROXIMATIONS PHzRs.-The two preceding and the two
sueeedng Numbers 70 those drawing the first Prizes will
De eftuled 10 the % Approximation Prizes For exampI :
IlckeL NO Il25O draws the $4,000 Prize those Tickets
ll4 ltS49 ll25l 1882 will each be EMIT ed 10
Saw llcket No. $50 draws the 30 OOO prize those Tick
cts numbered 545 49, ssh 552 will each be- entitled 6 sgO0
and so on according to the scheme.
Inc VJy FRIES Of so will be determined BY the last fQ
ure Of the No. that draws the 500 przs For example
me number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with / then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
20 SsV' he number ends with No. 2, then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 500 and
so on too
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Psckage of 10 whole Tirkatv eco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
In ChanOry at Waynesboro, Tennessee.

Cross Bill Oi' G. al
appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and N,o
OF sald court that Jonathan KsaiOn of the Defend %
IN me sd Dill Is non resident of the State Tennessee
him Il is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master a6Te
said uaI Ion be made in the Nashville Uuion and
AmerIc an, newspaper published in the cv of Nasbvo
ia The StBtc Of Tennessee for 70 weeks bef re The
mencement Of the next term this court req hiring d
den defendant appear at the csurt bonss IN IN
town Of NaynesbOro, the fourth Monday in FshTns,
next, and plead demUr the Cross RijI of ~
Compliments the will be taken for conGesssd III
set for hearing parte, TO said Jonathan Keaton
AMOS T. HASSELL, q, q NJ
2-w4t pTs fee SO - - W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02

ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
livery size and style of Robes de Chambre and smokin
u Caps, for sale by oct2 M'GIGL
la Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing @gsIa
Store corner Square and College SITS. (oct2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
Land Sale

the ot cay Of December, 1857, upon the nrenses
"I seu 09 credit Of twelve months T. the 6iebet hid
uer uaeo Iand on the north side of Cuberland river
on afsce creek 10 district No , Jackson couny con-
Ihlng 4oont Two hundred acres, adjoining the lands Of
mus ana others Sa by decree of the county
court OF Jac son county in the of adam Huffns
GUARDIAN OF me neits Of William HufHas deceased pro-
nOuheed al the septem Der term, 1857 me county
Jackson county Tor distribution The biddng for said land
Will be opened al tn zee hundred dollars. The purchaser
Will be q1lred 10 give with good seeuritv nd lien
will be retained "nihe lad fart the pt:shgss moTeg
q. so "a y . 90 ID "a. .latE.
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- ~SS y W q AAOA 81
Il THURSDAY. W P BRASCH
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SECOND SALE

Cf the Tennessee Lire Stock Coynpanv
HERE will he sold without reserve for cash at the Ton
= ssee state Far Grounds, Saturday October I-tb
Coz II 0elng the asst day OF the State Fair The ollop
perlOT Breeding Animals, to- wit. ~ - wing 50
70 i-Membrino Messenger brown Stallion ts1hand.
~ years DID, great great grandson Of the Imnorted
hali-orother 10 JOla and Membrno Carl tbSt
OLu TOT more lhan i've thousand dollars at Col svss
ot sae' Is good breeder, aud as well bred horse ~
me trotting stock BE- found. ~ OiSo VI
<-ine Eaton HsTse, sOTrel horse bred in NaiDa
% DON oy sire and DAM IA years old " hands hi ~
OeieVed 10 De the sire o. square, honest aud st
iTOuers than any horse living. ~ ioS'
tOS-Nshgauck Black Hawk, most stylish brown horse
s YEAR old - ha9ds high, by celebrated Vermont
y W. I4lh Lazy ron. by grandson Of Imported
he comb equally the blood OF Nor1ans ard
le only Strains Of horses in the world thai have
proved Ihemselv es sU qeTior T1adstsrs @'S
DURHAM CATTLE.
NO IA white year old Bull calf bred nv Rrntn. n -
VI Lo1 fooh county Ky, sire and dam both npOrtad
70 z-Noan fearltIg calf, bred by solomon Vauneta,.
pedlgrees Will be furnished e'ei'
SHEEP-FINE WOOL.
a lot OF nne superior Siesan shsep-tne hest ana oI
SHOWN and the only sheep ofthe class in the eountr
ePt smal lot recently AIKEN from the same a1ek ~
lhete VIII De sold an elegant halEspFing Trottng ago
the pest tstat lishm nj in New YOrk dOubla - -
harness made Oy Lacy q Phillips of Phl1deInhf i've
seSOi me single harness. and various arcIes n b 800
4ual'y employ ed IN the management OF stock
sa,,oo z, SHELBY, President Of Co
9oP'<S-St T flaming, sec.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
The Excelsior Corn 4 Cob MINI.

40 Jlst received The highest premium grea. Ma
r. io1Sl talf alsLouisve, and also the Ohio State
Mil al CINCINNATI over the Little Giant Star and dagic
for ~ SuoPod 70 crushing Corn and Cob Rye, Oats &c
So; ana LOT gnndng for family use, dis ileris 81
luhg surfaces can be renewed at cost of three dol
Ms Oeng east separate from other portions of the
Furnished complete with two pairs Of eriDdio0 r.,
my dollars. Travelling Agents wanted To ALL d. e III
Mills, n RAJ 6Iv ISL the SnoFs
OF''~-O''"S"a" = College street. Us vile.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02

Buck Skin Shirts.
Few best quality of Back skin shirts; received and for
II SAFE by oct2 H M'GILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
A NEW SURGICAL WORN.

VT. BERRY & co. have Just reeevedA COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY. selected and
arranged from American and Foreign Journals By
Prof PAUL P. BYE,
Royal octave, s5e pages............ "a 50
In this volume presented, in ola.sicaI town. ths
history the treatment and he results OF more than elm
hundred cases, 'hibiting every variety Of injury and any
OF the forms OF disease with which the surgeon
would be likely to meet Many OF the eases here recorded
nave occurred at intervals long Distant in dreus
tess and under different surgeons Hence this volume
ooTiates the necessity Of laborOus reference 70 ne
exhAustess series Of volumes various journals By
the practitioner who is seeking for the sxpeone Of others
In unusual cases. and he may readily ind examples
ior which ne Weuld search the text books vain He is
furnished in fine win RneyeIopsda Of Practical Sur.
gerry, which, amer having oace examined is thv1s, h
would DO no more willing dsperss with than win his
dictionary. s.,fse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
EOR Sale

THE Foundry, Engine, Machinery. Patterns. &c Re
~, y belonging TO the FULTON FOUNDRY now used nv
,i ms Foundry is located the business
oI me Cy OF Hickman, and even thing neces-
mnro Sr N use while the cOutry rapidly
mIVelHs. NO better location be found for anv ons
DESTROYS to engage in this busInes Terms rsSso ohe
apply 10 lsept. I,-dIw&wIml AS WASS0N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02

II the.
lCiemOnt
.,oaary War,k
star street. Man
laets thelE ldysa-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02

Nv - =
X virtue OIL moTt2age wi power TO sell &c executed
py reward Llwrenee to the City Building and Loan a.
eIa2h OF Nashville which mortgage of record in Inc
REGISTERS office of Davidson county in book No % -
vi" expose TO sale a. the court house yard gate In Nan
on saturday the lOth day Of Ocob next othe bigb
st Oader to cash the property conveyed in sad
as LOT NO 10 and part Of Lot No I2 OF Barnes, pip
On Us Oegln.ln az the east corner Of - Dekson's TOT
~ - street running eastward said street AZ sst
ehSe a. nEn anges with said north EardIy ITO fset
70 ~ iO9s ence "estWardly with said alley 40 feet
DleksOns north corner, thence ardI no faet
70 me beginning, on which there erected FOOD donb
0rlek tenement together with ut-houses sc
Inc right Of Reclamation is expressly Wavsd in said me-.
gage pt % Is57-tf SAM So N ~ salu hors-
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Moss.Side

moss.Side.
W. T. BERRY & CO., have Iust received MOSS. SIN.
By Marion Harland, author Of Alone and The Hidden
Path I"
Nothing need be said to awaken an interest in new book
by this charming authoess Pory-seven thousand cles
ner Alone and Hidden Path been sold b. her
american Fuoshefs and the demand Is at present
staut aud regular ever. In Europe thsg have met ,
still greter success other American suthorsss has vet
been honored BY Republication in Lspsic edition Of
standard American authors. Those who have seen the adj
vance sheets Of MOSSsIDB unite in opinion that nis
superior to both Of Marion Harand productions in
interest," style and populsrtaet it is fun Of incidents Of an
exciting nature while the plot better and more yss
eally arranged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
ORIGIN or THE NAME.
HOW IT Is RECEIVED,

Inc very announcement Of this medicine has been re
ceVed WIN JOY nd confidence Letters containing certR
terry, while expressions of gratitude are borne to hem by
Il Y z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02
Bragg'S improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT,

Have you the BRONCHITIS?
Have you the NEURALGIA
Have you the EAR or TOOTHACHB?
/ by the use OF Dr. Bragg's Arctic Linm mt.
Areyou afflicted with Old sores?
Are you suffering from old bruises?
Are you enduring pains from spraius7
one bottle of the Arctic Liniment will surely give relief
speedily.
rheumatism is adreadful complaint
Scrofula Is a loathsome di easel
Cancers are very alarming
Yet such the wonderful healing properties of Rraggs
chronic Hheumatism; Scrofula and in time xiii thai
most stubborn OF enemies to health, the Cancer.
Why will you endure Scurvy2
Why will you suffer with the Piles!
Why will you submit to ChilblaIns2
Mnen oy using the Arctic Linime you may find perma-
The Arctic Eminent is the discovery Of the far-famed Dr.
bRA6 g. of Saint Louis since severing his con-
men has devoted the his line 10 the study which
mas given to the world Linment which possesses even
full meaning quSiy' In this he has been success
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
WheL Dr. Ksne under the auspices of the Upfd Stat
Government about proceed 10 the vast frozen re-
gions Of the north-hmsef medical man-applied To sev
eTa scenhc ply scians for prescription that ena
zee, among Others was Doctor G Bragg, then on visit
to me east who, after many trials, procured his RUBEFA
ClbNI which having been submitted the
was accepted by Dr. H. and used by during that Won
derGI voyage Of discovery Hence the origin Of name
HOW IT Is RECEIVED,
The very announcement of this medicine has been re-
&c we'd win JOY nd confidence Letters containing eeri6
Gates OF permanent da received at the manuac
sry, while of gratitude are borne TO Them by
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of Arctic Lnimeut are of the not
osty Kind while the utmost is bestowed upon com
pounding them by one member of the company makes
personal examination OF every bottle put up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs,
The Arctic Eminent is alec a sovereign remedy for oT
es and Mules cled with bruises sprans wounds |
cratches sWeny, spawn, ring bone big head poll evil M
10 person owning vOiuabe bOrses mules should be with
ut it, for it will cure them.
IL II put up in CSC soc and 81 bottles The SOC bot
es and 81 bottles contain so 100 Der cent more Lint
entn proportion 10 their the eheapest Ey
~ person buying dollar bottle of ragg relic Lin
nentWil be furnished with Emerson's United states Ion
al for one year by filling up the certificate around ever
ew York. -' " -''
For sale by Bragg Burrows, sole proprietors,
t. Louis, Mo.
- w BERRY & DEMOVILLE, |
O0s Gt"NW4y Wholesale As ents. |
ana by A II ROSCOE,
G w HEN OERSHOT,
STRETCH.
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Bss~ln Petersburg, Va, the other day, two free
negroes were ordered to be whipped for attempting
to fight duel 1t seems that they were both enan1-
ored OF a wise old widow, who promised to marry
both, provided one kept the secret from the other,
by keeping it TO himself, and also provided the one
steal more -four for her benefit, from the mill. in
which they were both working, than the other The
trick being discovered by one of the party q duel
was the inevitable consequence. But they were ar
rested before either had fired their weapons.
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nj wnlIe year Old Bull calf bred by BrutusJ az
VI oG room county Ky, sire and dam both i'm ported
z-Noan fearltrg calf, bred by solomon Vaumetsr.
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Cotillion Party

VI GOODWIN will give his IotIon Party At his
A'A rooms over Beeeh's Store, College street on
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT L, 1857,
u GoodW ms classes open for the reception of
bSyh OF AuttiOn-Juvenie classes, Mondav Fri
da- from 7 to O'Clock, pm. anu N
TERMS-Fivs dollars or ten lessons. .antso !,
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FnINnnr

WUyF EODHBkhs
w - - No" started new and extensive Foundry
Conna, e org stand Of the Nashville Manufacturing
vol ~ a1d are prepared heavy and Light
inc. description at the shor notice Light Cast
no. ~ AIi amounts At moderate city prices heavy Cast
~ ~ % amounts furnished per Cincinnati
additions Of freight. We have also e0nmenesd
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Seam engines, aWmis Flourms Of the most improved
Paterns made 10 Ordor JObbing repairing done uedi
We are ready to make contracts FOR Engines and Mills
Sn snail furnish plans enable purchasers 70 put u their
Ills with little expense Manu- scturefs and Farmers viii
ma profitable TO US, before going East or West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and made to order ofths
oes MATERIAL complete with FirefrOnts Crates standnipes
and Valves, warranted any pressure reoured Tor
Manufacturing or pOrpellilg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SmithwOrk done in exeIIant sfvs
none but hrate Iron used-Saw mill work Sterps Dogs
Pitman Irons, Saw Franks Bolts ana All Sind Mini Irons
made 70 order short notice.
Farmers wishing to purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
- NJ JACKER s. CO.,
Oia0orne Machine Works, Nashville, Tennis
Wy NS-u Late Nashville Man. Cos shops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-02

Underwear.
L VERY variety of fashionable Underwear all at odsrste
AZ pTlces. Ocl J MGILL