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GEN. HENNINGsEN. Gen. Henningsen, author,
soldier of fortune and more recently fbuster, who
arrived here yesterday afternoon in the Illinois,
seems to have led adventurous and rather brilliant
career in other services and cimes, previous to en-
barking in the war in Nicaragua, He is native Of
England, although Of purely German parentage,
and about forty years of age. At seventeen his
military prOclivites began to manifest themselves
so strongly that he took part in the Carlist in
SPAIN and at an age when young gentlemen are at
school, had distinguished himself in many dashing
exploits, gained half a dozen orders, and become
Colonel Of Cavalry. His career was stopped by his
capture, and release parole not to serve again
during the war. His impressions Of the country
were given in a work entitled Twelve Months in
SPAIN" said to be animated and truthful picture
of the war, and which favOrably noticed by Mr..
Lockhart in an article in the Quarterly Review.
He next served a campaign with the Russian army
in the Caucasus and wrote some " Revelations Of
Russia" which were reproduced in the United
Service Magazine. He also joined the Hungarians
in their struggle against the Austrians. His atten'
ton then turned to the subject Of Improvements
in firearms and upon his arrival in this country he
superintendent the construction of the first MIME
ever made here He also devoted much time to lit
erature and wrote, among other books, The White
Slave" a picture Of Russian serfdom. The books
have obtained a considerable circulation, and more
substantial advantages seem to have attended the
use of his pen than that of his sword. His foreign
service has brought him abundance of fame appa-
rently but very little beside. His services in Mica
ragua under Walker familiar to readers, and
probably the most lucky incident in his life is his
escape from the Costa Rican forces with whole
skin.-N. 7. Post.
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VALUABLEIMPROvEB CITY PROPERTY
For Sale,

PRIEATELY or AT PUBLIC VEIDUE
now Offering sale privately until the 10Th day Of
June 1851 thai valuable and desirable Two Story House
on Lot No. 1874 Market St. present occupied and
owned BY Eli L. WG0ds,) fronting o. feet inches and rum
ming back I53 The House contains six rooms, with
large hall below above, aud two story porch IN the
rear The Buildings consist of Store ROcm, servants
Rooms Kitchen, Smoke House, c., all OF brick. The
house Il build in superior style fnish the walls
being S inches thick the up, and has lately
been reDaned repaired and is nov good order This
properly is situated thriving portion 0 the Ctys and
for business is superior 10 ct offered, being
contiguous TO the Square This is q opportunity 20
purchase a residence, and would examination OF
The peme before the day Of SALE confident
are offering bargain. The owner viii give possession i'm
mediatey desired, pay the Isl day Of JanuIy
next at the rate OF S6UO per Ennum.
TEAMS OF SALE-On credit two and three years,
with interest security required and lien retain
ed If not sold privately will be offered % the highest
bidder on the premises the abOy ngmed day. For par
ucular5 call on E. h. Ol4AoLOCA1
NAV qg-td Agent.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHER
SPRINGS.

THIS WATERING PLACE Will be open for the reception
j Of Visitors she 10Th day Of June next
Is situated the Eastern slope Of the Aleghuna5 nea
the summit, in Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy
eight miles West 0f LynchDurg, and two hundred miles
West Of Richmond within and half miles Of me Vir
gina aad Tennessee Railroad from which there Is brneh
Railroad 20 she door Of inc Reception House.
These Waters have been resoTed 20 Tor many years y ua
people Of the surrounding country and since n pace l1s
been improved, by very large number Of flofs ron
many Of the Union most Of Whom can .9aIy 20
their efficacy a number ofdls8ases
The improvements OF the drt order me rooms 4Is
large and airy and many Of them arrabgq Hl p-fucar
regard to the comfort and convenience OF latlilea
The Dining Room has deem much snlarged since last
geason and viii DO under the management OF LHAaLEs O.
ToPs0v ESQ Of Richmond, whose capacity a. caterer De-
unsurpassed. . -,- ..t--t--
attr1oos seldom 10 be met Wlh az Watering Place. and
second 90 n0ue In the Union
IN additon 10 the Railroad facilities By which visitors
from IN pseous h8 country be brought % TIE door
Of the Reception House, hsrs vii be adaly Line % saasr
Four Horse Coaches BY way Of The New River White SUI
Ubur gprnes and the celebrated oat Lake 20 ne he aay
6feenbfisr While Sulpher and Sweet Springs.
The L5nchburg * Abingdon Telegraph Company have
constructed Of their Line these springs aud opened
an once in the Reception House.
ample provision has made for The comfortable ae-
commodaton One thousand persons aud DO eo1t viii b
spared render their 5oaTn p asant and aEreeaole
ROBERr H. MOODY, PEus'r,
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
dlm-eOdim-W l25aug
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A PATRIOTIC FAMILY.-Judge Butler, the distin-
guished O. S. Senator of South Carolina, who died
a few days ago, was a son of Gen'l William Butler.
of Virginia. who served in the Revolutionary war.
His mother was taken prisoner during the revOlu-
ton. OF six brothers, (all now dead) one was an
officer in the war of 1872; another was surgeon in
the U. S. Navy and member of Congress; and a
third, Pierce NJ was at one time Governor os South
Carolina The latter was killed while leading on
the Palmetto regiment at the battle of ChurubuscO,
where a relative of Judge Butler also fell, and in
which his nephew, the late Preston s. Brooks, gal
lantly participated.
And this is the man that Sumner villifed and the
Louisville Journal blackguarded.
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COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI-
TUTE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

This Institution has been in successful operation for ten
years It's designed TO meet the wants OF those parents
who wish for their all the advantages for
mental education that be anywhere furnished without
losing that attention TO health and that parental super
sion and govern meut which the young require.
THE MENTAL TRAINING includes thorough English,
Mathematical and 1tiae Education, reference
complete preparation for any business that does not require
the instruction Of the Law, Medical Theological School
Of Classical Studies, minute, thorough, and as
tended may be tesred Of Modern Language,
under native teachers; History, and Mental and Political
Science
THE MORAL EDUCATION is secured by the personal in
fusnce Of the teachers by division OF the school into m
lies OF moderate size, of which the VcePrncpa the
heads by graduated, dscp mary measures and by regular
VI study OF the Be, Of Moral Science and Of the
evidences Of Nagnral and Revealed Religion.
THE PHYSICAL TRAINING consists Of prescribed
course Of in large ard Wefunished gymnasi
um tire direction Of accomplished gymnRst; and
Of such Of military drilling, under full organiza
ton infantry corps with competent officers and nsruc-
tors, viii bodily vigor habits Of command and
obedience and Eknd and degree Of knowledge which
be essential 70 the full discharge Of The duties Of citizen
Care is also encourage wholesome sports bathing
and rowing; and opportunities furnished for occasional
pedestrian excursions The country Students sd
mitted a any time Of the year.
Catalogues with full information will be furnished on sp-
LEGATION 10 the Principal,
mayIG-sm WIN H. RUSSELL.
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A COMFORTABLE two story House, near the corner Of
"a Spruce and Usmumbrlne streets, containing rooms
besides kitchen, servants room, stables &c, viii be rented
for the remainder Of the year the accommodating
terms-rent payable monthly.
To humane master young negro woman, who Is a
good COOK washer and rOner will be hired the balance
year part Of the furniture may be rented or pur
chased. Apply 10 WILL L. BOYD,
mayqD-tf General A gent. No 50 ChsrTy 81
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PubIic saIe 81 Land.

THURSDAY, the llh Of June, on The PREMISES viz
~ sell CHEST bidder, tract Of LAND, containing
about hfly
The land lies Mill Creek, between the Lebanon and
Murree bOro Turnpikes turnpike, adjoining The
lard Edward Tabne and s parOf the land Of The late
X. y. Smith.
The tract divided into three lots with water each
TERAs SAUL, and years, for notes well secured
PAYABLE ia Bank lien retained.
Qrg- sale 20 commence 90 II O'Clock.
sAB'L CROCKETT.
Err CLAscocu, AucuOnaer may3l-td
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CARD.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
NEW YORK.

there is report circulating thTOug about the country that
a advanced prices % SO day, take this
method oiuform the travelling puoc that sae continue
keep good Hotel be kept in tHs city a our
usual charge 81 so per day and that intend 10 oppose
have toore done all combinations 10 advance DO
tel rates. iuueS-lt. slEMONs LELAND 81 20.
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EdgefeId and Brownsville.

WE eheror sale on reasonable number ofbeau-
w ufu Residence Lots 10 Shelbyas, H0ustnH' ZJlcOt
fer's BoOd's and Williams Additions to Edgedeld.
Buildings going up all over Ecgehet. "a VIII also
sell on long time building purchasers number Of lots in
BroWnsvs Contairing from TO 10 each, ana situated
from ~ TO 23<mts from Nashville, sral beautifully
imbered. J. l.. q K W. BROWN
June Aim. a y Cherry
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BSg- It will no doubt be matter of consolation
to those who object to the high price of Coginac
brandy, as we'll as Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, and
other foreign liquors, to be informed, that in New
York, where the american sentiment is strong,
chemical preparations be obtained that will, in
a few minutes change common whisky into the color
and flavor of imported liquors ''That's So"
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COTOOsA SPRINGS, GEORGIA.

THE Proprietors pleased 20 announce to the pubic,
this fashionable Watering Place will be opened for
reception vssrs 18Th II june wneH they hatter
themselves they viii be enabled by their uuEemed atten
and increased facilities to render their guests
Portable any similar eslb nsnt in tho Souh. Du
ing the season their will be Fzucy Bali and Tournament,
which viii be duly announced.
june9-tiuly IS BAIIEH & MCDONALD.
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pSg- A moment is on foot among many of the mer-
chants Of Philadelphia to close their stores during
the summer at five O'Clock in the afternoon, in order
that the employees may have some portion of their
time for mental and physical relaxation.
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Beaver Dam SpIings.

RE in Hickman county, Tennessee beautiful, clear
II small creek Of pure and living water, in deHsey
shaded grove, where The air COOL and 5raenz and
its equal superior TO any In the south esi1
having four upher Springs. all Offering maleraiiy one
Chylt bate and several Of the and coolest IN
the world. Taking a things together d j. considered Dy
Judges 10 be Of The very FIST Waterug places
10 the United Beaver Dam Is forty miles west o.
lumba Nearly half the road isuupke, the baiance the
best dirt roed m Tennessee. From WayuesD0rO Is only
thirty miles and from Pervue about The same
distance Good hunting and fishing BY and the very
best OF Brandy, aud Cigars, Kept for table and
purposes; Billiard Tables Niue Pin Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise, health and pleasure. Iavaiids and
peasureseskers particularly ana respectfully invited 20
visit this place. We authorised % refer Rev A. L.
P Green. Russel Houston, James Ellis, r. W. brown, ard
Washington Meredsh Of NsshVihe nsarg every man,
child in Columbia aud Maury county, H. Rev. Jss
Oey P. Walker, Col r. g. Loo8ey, and Duncan B. Fri
efs0n Of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dollars Per Week.
Children under DO years old Hail Price.
Servants Of all ages H4il Price
Any amount Of all kinds OF eonveya1ess ready all times
Columbia 20 take you Beaver Dam, About three hun-
bred persons be comfortably accommodated don be-
lieve when you hear that al fun.
We would most earnestly and respectfully enFil9 our
friends and the puohe 70 vist Beaver Dam az ~ ere BOW
ready 10 receive them. EAsLLf az -
Under the psryson and control Of Mrs Jane B. Keller
june AT.
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GREAT REJOICING THREE DAYS
LONGER OF
COL. WO0D'S GRAND MUSEUM
LIVIN WONDERs,

LIVIN G. NDERS,
WILL exhibit for three days longer, the fitted
w up exp essy for tho College street,
Beechs Store Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, June
9Th, 9th and 10th.
Greatest Natural Attraction the World Wonder upon
R0Rdsr! SeCea Great CurOsitiss, all in Exhibition.
GRAND COLLECTION,
Consisting of the following wonderful freaks OF
ture, Among the number may be found the
SWISS BEARDED LADY.
MILE ClOulia the greatest curiosity OF this century.
THE YOUNG ESAU,
Son Of the Bearded Lazy three ani half old, with
pair Of Whiskers
THE AMERICAN GIANTESS,
Miss Sylvia Hardy from Wilton, Fnkin county, Me- who
is neary8 feet high, weighs $50 pounds and requires j4
yards OF dry grOOds for 2 complete dress.
THE QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES.
The smallest Lady world and mother ofthrse beaut
full children This lady is but 30 inches high and speaks
several languages.
THE SWISS WARBLER,
Mons. Ginncho, young that will initiate all the feah
cred songster Of the rove, and discourse most beautiful
music the Jewish symbol.
Doors open from to ., and from 10 10 P. NJ. Admit
the whole so cents Children and 25
june7-3t.
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ELECTION IN WASHINGTON CITY.-Notwithstanding
the riots the Democracy of Washington City succeed
ed in elecng theircandidaes for Collector, Register
Surveyor, and also members of the City Council
from all but two wards, by large majOrities.
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NEW BOOKS.

THR LIFB Og CHARLOTTE BRONTE, author Of Jane
Eyre, SC By F. c. GaskeIl, 2vols., el.
ADAM GRAE3IR, OF MASSGRAY. A Novel By Mrs
OHphant, author Of Zeidee, sc. Ival, l2mo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT ~ EUROPE. ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA: series Of letters BY Geo. F. Traiu, win
Introduction By Freeman Hunt A. n. Iyo l2mO.
LOVES OF PARIS illustrated. By Eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds
BORDER ROVER. By Emmsn0D Bennett, Another sup
ply just recsiyedby
tlay26 HAGAN & BRO.
The Island Princess; A Romance OF tho Old and
New World p Mrs. southworih- publication This
promising tale has began in Ths so YsrE Ledger Of May
30h. full supply Of the numbers for sale, and subseI2
tons received b. HAGAN & BRO,
Mays. Union and Market SIS.
THE WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
THIS is beautiful weekly neWspaPer-artces al con
plste in each number. Price only lUcts For sale by
maye6 HAGAN & BIO.
FOR JUNE.
HARPBR'S MAGAZINE foF June, just received By
may26 HAGAN s. BRO
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Ia The Shelbyville CoastutiOHalist noticing the
efforts now being made by the Know Nothing pa
pers to 5loso Mr.. Hatton into the proportions of
great man, concludes by saying, The Nashville
and some of the country press have been the cause
of many poor hard working man loosng all he had,
and the idea of their trying to enrap these people
again is preposterOus.
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RENTS ANDLEASE Ar AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY, the 10Th June, next viii let by public
auction TO the highest bidder all The Offices rooms tea
and ground adjacent the New Post Oce
Church and Cherry streets.
This properly viii let is, for two years payable
quarterly, With approved security in bank
K. &. GbASCOCK,
juneIO-td Agent No. g. Cherry ST.
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THE drm Of Stratton & Ewing dissolved, by mutual
CONSENT the 2OLh of May. Either Of the arm is
authorized to close up the business Their books, &c win
found al their old stsnd. MADISON STRATION.
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BUILDERS Householders Sc. requested 20 take
ID tice that the undersigned having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services Of competent Work
men, is now prepared 70 take
Large Contracts
II the line of his vocation In all its various branches
In the department OF
House Painting,
The subscrberis prepared N vita the greatest
promptness all contracts, no large which be ten
dersd in style aud upon which cannot fail ~ give
zatsfacH0n.
he 81 also prepared to execute ali manner OF
sign and Ornamental Painting, GTaining and
Marblimgs
Having in that department secured the services Of ne moi
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work IN h4
line to rive him call before maxim final gements.
rarrbR-dtf r. T. FLEMING,
M 40 Union AZ batvyasD Cherrv q sumner
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Rsy% The american Cotton Planter for June is at
hand 1t is valuable agricultural Journal and well
worthy the liberal patronage of the planting public.
1t is printed at Montgomery, Ala atthe AdUsrtissr
and Gazette Office, and edited by n. B. Cloud and
Chas A. Peabody. Terms 81 per annum.
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock cf
Groceries, &c, OF Messrs. SlTatt0n & Ewing will con-
tinue Whoesae Grocery and Commission business at
the corner Of Market and Cherry streets
EWING, MCCRORY co.
TTAVING retired from the grocery business, solicit for
il the new firm Ewing McCrrg * Co, The patronage
literally bestowed upon The Old 6rm Of StraHOu ~ Ewing
iune9 MADISON STRATION.
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NJ. M. & e. D. Cheese.

7 UsT received by s B. Lebanon
81 90 n. M. Cheese, FIRST class article;
50 boxes w. r. Cheese on hand;
so barrels Sweet Crab Cher;
50 do Champagne Cider;
ZOE doz Cans Fresh Oysters warranted 30 keep all
Persons wishing celebrate the Fourth Of July be
comodatsd with Fire WORKS and other necessary articles
for that great occasion, BY }. u. hObEkIsON,
june2 Broadway.
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on FRIDAY, THE I2ra, at O'Clock, a. s., the Com
~ mencement Exercises Of Minerva College will begin
The Ninth Annual sess Of this Institution Wiil com
mence on the 1st OF SeptembeFs 1857 owns
june IO-3t Principal.
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WATKIN'S GREAT ADDITION


VETB offer for sale FOUR LOTS Gay street, in Wat
w kens Addition. Also: Lots the corner Of Park
aud GAY str We sold lot last Square,
opposite park at forty dollars per Two
lots sold this week Pulaski Square. All building pur
Chasers.
Now is your time buy LOT In Of the beautiful
and rapidiy improving additions to Nashville.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
june 5W. "A = Cherry st.
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BEST RUTMEG CHEESE.
ONE hundred and city Of the above, Of superior quality,
ms 5Ts' '''''' % anu J. G. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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w. M. HARGRAVE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
BROAD STREET,
sspt27-H Nashville, Tenn.
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Land Sa G

DY virtue Of decree Of the county court Of Davidson
ID county, rendered the June term, in the Of b. F.
others W. Goodrich and oiHes' Will Der Tor
sale premises Monday, Juy l3h l57 Iiat u
Land containing about acres, and slated th Da
tin turnpike, about = miles from Nashville SAID "a ts-
longs Edmond Goodrich, licensed e-C 3
sold for distribution among the hes. The land will be i
vded IN small lots to SUIT purchasers and pats OF the same
viii be exhibited on the cay Of sale.
TERmS.-SlJO viii be required in cash, the balance
upon credit Of and years without interest Notes
with good security required and lien retained upon The
land until Oh notes paid.
june9 ls57-td. Prs. fee 81 Z. K. ca kAIhAM, Com.
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FOR saITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
THE light draught steamer CUBA, Mills, sV77-znh
L Master will leave for the shove and al IHL.-se4
intermediate ports on TO-DAY, the 10th
instant, at i2O'ClOck. For freight or pass
age apply on board, 70 A. HAMILTON,
jnRe l0-t h. HARRISON, Agents.
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Z. G. MnNATRY & CO.

TANE determined in future % keep up aIil and 81 o
II CANT Stock the whole round, persons VI
sitting city can their supplied az an seasons
tat ian 1F
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1855.


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, June 2, 1857.
( EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for BeeLp
and proposals Pork,' the case may be- will be
received at this until O'Clock, A. NJ, Wednesday,
the 18th day July furnishing and delivering, free
OF all cost and risk the United States at the following
navy-yards
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Saturday, June 13. '57.

u EN-. F. SHIELDS will sell Saturday morning 10
II O'Clock, without reserve, close eonsign ments
meet advances and TO pay charges large and varied aseo
meat Of
SUNDRIES,
sting Of Furniture Fine Glass and ChinaWare Pianos
earpeting. etc., etc
Also hundred bushels Of ane Gaena Potatoes either
for table use planting few fBe Bandies
Wines, ETC., expressly for family A dne variety
viii be sold without reserve for cash.
june 10 I'd BENZ. FiSHIELDS.
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SUMMER GOODS.

Bought New York since the heavy decline in prices and
are prepared to better for their friends than any other
time history OF their business, being able 70 sell
descriptions Of Goods row at less prices than we paid for
them early ia the season.
In DRESS GOODS, We have an elegant assorment Of
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GEN, WIN. WALKER AT NEW ORLEANSI
NOT THB LAST CALL

I HAVE hand a new arrival Of LIKELY YOUNG N8-
j GROES, comprising Men, Women, Boys and Girls, o.
an ages and Sizes Cooks Washers rousEs House Servants
and 6eId hands. Those wishing buy call and
them. They the very keest los Negroes
offered in this market. W. L. BOfDY Jh
may 30, If52 No. 50, Cherry g..
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIEN6GM. M. BRIEN, il.
Attorney at Law, .

OFFICE, NO. AZ WEST-SlDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPER'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by Ed EWing)
HAVE taken in copartnership my NJ N. BRIEE Jr,
in the practice of law in all the Of Davidson county,
One both generally be found in the Office. Prompt
and especial attention given TO securing and collecting all
claims, (mOney always ready when coectsd have been
constantly and regularly engaged in profession in the
Mountain District for the last 20 years. and will continue
attend securing aud collecting claims ntTusted my
in the counties Of Cannon DeKRb, White Fentress Over
tom Putnam, and Jackson. have general acquaintance
with merchants and business in those counties The
Nashville and in other places might find it
their interest confer with me in relation thereto
any and all persons who know for my ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
ma MANSON N. RRIEN.