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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-15
UUh EMANUEL 4IsOVIL1o-oONlL4H 4l
MORE THAN A PANIC,

Private dispatches were received in this city on
yesterday indicating general suspension Of the
New York banks. This information produced quite
huttsring among our banks, it being generally IN
derstoOd that the Union Planters and Bank of Ten
nsssee are principally dependant upon these In
situations for continuance of business at their own
counters.
1t seems to be generally feared that If the New
York banks have failed-snd Of this there Is but
little questionable Bank of Tennessee, Union and
Planters will not be able to redeem their notes if
run is made upon thsm and that they too must sus-
pend. When this general suspension shall take
place, is now the question in debate.
In each Of these institutions the credit Of the State
We regret to admit is involved; and as one of the
people We claim the right to say that in our judg-
ment they should never suspend so long as they
have dollar in their vaults. If these Banks were
Bankrupt and they felt their inability to meet all
the liabilities against them, there would be some
reason in suspension, in order that all their credi-
tors might share equally their effects. But these
old Banks represent very different state of affairs
they claim that they have grown rich of Of the
people and amply able TO redeem all their notes
in reasonable time, though they may not have coin
sufficient at the present. Let them 60 on then and
pay out what they have There is no honesty in
saying that because we have not the ready cash to
pay all of debts to day, that, therefore, will
close pockets and not pay any. No rule that is
inconsistent with private morals will be good in pub
lie morals. There is but one kind Of honesty in the
world. What would be dishonorable in an indvid-
uAl, viii be dishOnOrable in bank. Let US all pay
OR debts. If we have not all the means to day, let
US pay what we have and the balance next week,
OF whenever we can get it. If we are broke let US
say so, and have pro distribution. In view
Of the question a solvent bank be justified in
dishonoring its paper in the hands of the holder
in order to give further accommodations 10 those
who may desire to become its debtors.
We trust there is no reason for doubt as to the
course the State Bank will pursue. This institution,
among others, was appealed to by a meeting Of mer-
chants and citizens some weeks since to suspend
specie payment order to give timely aid to their
customers and debtors" The honest and manly
reply Of the President, declining such course was
received with general satisfaction throughout the
State. He said:
1.-THE Bank Of Tennessee IS able and ready to
meet all demands against it whenever and ho10sUfr
made, and would not, therefore, be justified ex-
cused for refusing payment of its notes when de
manded."
Of Tennessee suspending, and We truSE for the
honor of the State, that such prSpOs hon will not
be seriously entertained. u
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STATE Fx1s-PRESuuMs ON TUESDAY.


FARM zVpcSls.
nhares Wheas--R H&MM Armstrong, EnOx
county, Premium; 7 3 Buchanan Rutherford county,
Busbel Of Wheat-ThOs. B johnson, Davidson
county, Premium; Owen, Williamson county,
Certificate.
oats-J Owen, Premiums 7. B. johnson, certi-
Rye Owen, Premium
Clover Seed-Wm Young, Bedford county, Prem
ium
Rushed Timothy Seed Oven, Premium.
Administered Tobscoo-T B Walker. Premium;
War6eld, Certificate.
Leaf Tobscoo-Elis Jones, Williamson county,
Premium; J 7 Wsr8eld, Certificate.
Fine Wool-M R Coekrill, Premium. Tennessee
Live Stock 20. Certificate.
Middling wool-A Franklin, Sumner county,
Premium; Dr. E NJ Patterson, Certificate.
Long Wool--A Franklin, Premium; DR. NJ
Patterson, Certificate
Bushel of Corn-Wn Owen, Williamson county,
Premium; J C Owen, Certificate.
Barrel of Flour-S Loving, Premium.
Irish POtstOes-Hnrvey Adams, Premium; Caleb
McKiuney Certificate.
Sweet Potatoes-Harvey Adams, Premium;
Newson, Certificate.
Bushel of Onions--Giles Jones, Premium; J r
Balm, Certificate.
Parsnips-JR Balm, Premium.
Carrots-HarYey Adams, Premium.
Tomato as Giles Jones, Premium; J Balm. Ger
tifcate
Cabbage Owen, Premium.
Celery-Giles Jones, Premium.
Winter Peas--Giles Jones, Prem.
Stock Peas-Giles Jones, Premium; W. Brien,
Certificate.
Roasses from Chinese Sugar Cane--A Gof,
Prem: Yrs Lenoir Marion county, Certificate.
Apples-Jas Walker, Prem; ] Dodge, Cum
berland county, Ceitife lte.
Grapes-A b Montgomery, Premium; J Balm,
Certificate.
Variety of Apples Dodge, Premium.
Bouuuet-L Truitt, Premium; and Certificate.
Display of FloWers-John Underwood Gardner
at Lunatc Asylum, Premium
Honey-T Hamlin Prem. and Certificate.
Cheese-Jos Crocket, Williamson CO., Prem. Mrs
Lenior, Monroe CO., Certificate.
Butter-.Hrs johnson, Prem; Ars Owen,
Certificate.
Cooked Ham-IRrs johnson, Prem Mrs S r
Cockrill Certificate.
Roast Turkey-Miss Mary Flippin, Prem.
Loaf Wheat Bread--Alrs Watson, Premium
Mrs J Owen, Certificate
Corn Bread-Mrs W Watson, Prem; Mrs T
Hunter Certificate.
Wine Eakin, Bedford CO., Prem; r Balm,
Certificate.
Ornamental Cake--JnO LOnghurst Co., Prem.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
SOap-C ID Stull, Premium.
Sugar from Chinese Sugar Canes D. Whitsett,
Prem.
Citron Preserves-Mrs Jno. H Harris, Prem.
Spring Barey-Thos johnson, Prem.
Piekles-Nrs Smith, Prem.
Cherry Preserves-NIrs E Smith Prem.
Plum " g
- Jelly 4" '
Cider-Thos B Johnson, Prem.
Driving fourth hand-G ". Hammer, Prem.
For Embroidered Silk Vest Miss NJ Vannoy was
awarded Premium. To the same lady Premium
was also awarded for Wcollen Nubia.
A Premium was awarded to Mr. Cole, Of Nash
vile, for a Spring Mattrass. This was a well made
article, and worthy of special notice.
There was also three entries in Tandem Driving,
the Premium awarded to Capt Geo. W Hammer.
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NEW NAME

Our Demfcratio friends Will not be surprised TO
hear that the know nothings have assumed a new
name.
We have lately seen an official document. signed
by committee Of know nothing members Of the
Legislature, in which they style themselves the
"MHoRITY PARTY" The name rs a first rate one.
the best they have ever had The signs are that
they will be entitled to it lorrany years to come.
THE INAUGURATION OF THE GOyERyOR.
No steps have YET been taken for the Inauguration
Of the Governor elect Gen. Harris has left our
city for few days arrange private business
which necessarily claims his attention and must be
disposed Of before he could enter upon his public
engagements Gen. Harris vii return to Nashville
by the LIST of November, at which time We suppose
he will be indicted into Office. Due notice wall L
given through the press.
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INTERESTING PRESENTATION.

Gen. WHIsx MOORE, OF Lincoln county, IT.
poses 20 yllscut 70 f, .l.'u-icsl Society the Fsg
of Rife C-mpsuy NJ ! CT the . Tsnness-e
Regiment commanded by him in 1872 A this
flag was first rasel on he identical spot of the
fair grounds, on the 9ta December, 1872 The
General proposes u present r-r 3 there Mt
Friday afternoon. The officers OF the Historic
Society will be there to receive it, with distin-
gushed hoDors we hage no doubt Il vent al
through the var Of 1912, With IS brave a company
Of TenLesseans as eve. met en- enemy.
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DESIR ABLE RESIDEN
AND
FARM FOR SALE.

ElRSF: A magnificent Tesdeuce about two miles from
Nashville the NOlensvIle Pike containing thirty
tW OF superior land with handsome Improvements.
Sc ono: desirable farm Of 200 acres, twenty miles
from Nashville the NolsnsVie Pike; half umoered,
balance in high state Of eutVa ton.
lHlRD: desirable farm OF ABOUT SIS acres, known as
the Scales fracI," eight miles from Nashville on the
Franklin Eike.
FOURTH: Three magnificent dwellings in the eity-one
''iee-sOl" property, of Vine aud Demum0 Tane
streets.
FIFTH; Ten twelve residences in the mme late vi
cniIy OF Nashville cOntgniDg f-om FIVE 10 ri acres Also
number of arms the do not wish advertised.
SIKH: number of beautiful building lots in Browns
vile, Edgefeid, aud West Nashville.
We Will take great pleasure showing the above prop
erIy to all who may give a call.
JL& r w BROWN,
octI5-2m AK Cherry street.
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THE HERNuTAGE

Under the authority of the act passed by the last
Legislature, the Hermitage was purchased by the
State. The same act made it the duty of the Gov
ernor to tender the place the General Government
Gov. johnson has performed this duty; but the late
Congress took no action the subject. We under
stand that there much opposition to the establish
ment of another National Military School and that
it is likely Congress will decline the gift Of Tennes-
see, since the establishment of branch o. the.
Military school at West Point is one of the condi-
tiOns of the gift.
In view of tins fact the question arises what will
be done with the Hermitage The people Of Ten
nessee demand it of their Representatives tina: the
grave Of Andrew jackson shall be forever protected
That since the ccnOtaph covers the remains of one
who was and is and will be for all lime, fresh in
their affections, no mercernary speculatOr must
desecrate the sacred spot by his vandaI step The
proud form, the lofty character and the heroic deeds
Of Jackson belong to the State, and must his
grave. If, then, Congress, at the approaching ses
sion, should decline the gift Of the State We trust
the Legislature will follow the recommendation Of the
Governor. In his late message, Gov. johnson sug
gests that the Hermitage be set apart as the resi-
dence of the future Governors Of Tennessee. The
recommendation iseminently properand appropriate
We have now Executive Mansion, aud the salery
is not sufficient permit Governor Of limited pr
yRte fortune, to bring his family to Nashville The
distance from the city is not too great and besides
no Chief Magistrate Of Tennessee residing AZ the
Hermitage could ever prove unfaIthiul to the high
trust reposed in him The glorious traditions around
him would make him true TO himself and the coua-
try. Let the future Governors Of Tennessee, then,
reside at the Hermitage. There are thousand
things there 10 remind one Of his character, his
history, his opinions and his deeds Nor we're those
opinions gilmore value then than at this moment Had
the country followed his wise counscIs we would not
now have been cursed by a brood OF postelent and
corrupt Banks But this is DEPRESSION about VIII Oh
we will say more in q day two.
We rePest that the suggestion Of Gov. Johnson is
wise and appropriate, and we hope 1t viii meet with
the approval o. the LcgslatugR
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II o Suspens io n.
COL. WOODS'S MUSEU M
THE STAMESE TWINS.
Positively TIL Last Chance!
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
ChildreA and Servants, Fifteen Gents.
Prices Reduced to Suit the Times.
THURSDAY, FRID 4Y. AND SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 18th, 10TH IL TN.
Doors open from q to 5, and from to 81, P. NJ.
SATURDAY. POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY!
Tickets Cents'
Children and Servants...............15 Cents.
N. B. Gentlemen and Ladies will please make their own
change at he door.
n Pine Twins will exibi in Columbia next week.
oc,lj
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$500 Acres Of Land

A S AGENT for Mrs V. W. Alexander, of North w
n Carolina, offer for sale $50 of Land, BY 80
ing the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, between Mason
and SIantOn's UepOts.
ANY one wishing to purchase high. dry, healthy home
would do examine this Land Only about 260
Of the tract are cared remainder well tmbeT3d.
have also lands of directly the hailrOa that
l will sell In lots of any size TO suit purchasers.
Also another tract in Fayete county, The Wesley and
SOmeTvllie six mi o. r. m W sley and from
SomeTye containing three hundred and fifty sixty acres
with good improvements
Address undersigned Masons Depot for further In.
ormatlon, or cali and examine the land.
oct 9-4tw. J B MACLIN
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IMPORTANT IF TURE.'-The New York Herald
has " letter dated Calcutta, August 10th, which
says - that Lucknow, the capital city of Dude, has
IaIten; all the Europeans have been m6ssacred by
Nena5ee Sahib and the relief force under Gen.
Havelock has been obliged to fall back upon Gavin
pore, terribly decimated by the cholera. This
letter was received via Liverpool by the steamer
City Of Washington; but the Niagara, three days
later, makes no mention of any such news.
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MECHANICS FAIR.
Continuance of the Exhibition!

consequence Of the great interest manifested in this
oeautlu b1hloltlor, ant in compile with very
rous requests, The directors have determined upon
Continuing the Far During the Coming Week.
Very considerable additions have been made since the
opening, and the Exhibition BY arthe most attractive
ever presented to me citizens 81 Nashville
octlI- C3g
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SOnGETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,


Nos. SO a 81 Market street.
RE happy 10 inform heir old friends public gen
n orally thar they have made large addins th6,r Ha
chine shop and Foundry. and have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction 10 all who may hem with call
IL Is our intention heretofore. keep Ourselves ven
supplied with every DESCRIPTION OF steam Engnes, Boilers
Nil Machinery, ~hafing, Aso, an snds Of work FOR
Flour Mills, Steamboats, saw Nils Tobacco Factories
Banks and Jas done At the shortest notice lowest cash
prices ELLIS & MOOR
Nos g a Market, south OF Broad Street Sashvie Tenn
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RAGSY

wIN 10 the financial condition Of the country and the
~ great dsprsso Of trade, fnd necessary TO reduce
the Of Rags TO &c. b. to take ee,tf and AFTER
the first da of November s57 Amer the Isl dsy of Eovem
Der Will pay &c cash for good rags; aud hope the trade
will the necessity Of this this trying time On
iact1res. lOCtl5-lm.i w WBITEMAN.
Hammer Patri { and Gazette cow
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LAND For sALE.

WILL SELL on liberal terms 1900 of rich level land
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad where l. crosses the
Glib and O3on county uea the sec"nd ST. ton or depot
from Union City an ITentOn being twelve miles from
Union City and eighteen from Irenon Inc will make
two fine settlements eco cleared Amy person wish
ing 81 buy call IL at Dresden Tenn. Get Is
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DODG E. S
Choice Eruit Trees.

THE undersigned would announce TO his friends, and all
lovers good Fruit, taat he daily expecting lot
remarkable fine and thrifty young r from his Nursery
Pomona on the Cumberland mountain. T lese trees
and three years old grated from his celebrated
Orchard the run Of which recVsd the frs premium tn
late state Fair. The comprising from fifteen
twenty, OF the choicest and winter Apples
Those who nsend setting young Orchards this
and wish from Nursery shOnld early APP
picson, the number Of Trees for this Fall will be
limited. All orders from dstance (which be
cdmpanied with the CASH. should be at Nash
Vile, if wanIed previous 10 the fruits Of December
the trees viii De carefully put up and shipped according
direction
Prices Of Apple Trees, delivered this City, nom 90
30 cents each accord 70 and age Personal appea
lion made to the Undersigned Ct j. B. Vests Music Store
Union Street J. W. DODGE.
Nashville, Ten, October 18th 4s57.-dtE
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NEGRO ROC SALE.

WE have a very likely neg woman about thirtv two
w years old, that good e0ok and ironer which
octlS Il Ii HAYNES & co.
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THEKANSAS ELECTION

ST. Louis, Oct. S.-A gentleman from Lesyen-
worth on Monday noon says the election was pro-
ccediu & slowly. The free State men had possession
OF the polls, and were casting all the votes Also
at Del aware 1t was considered that PARROT, free
State, would beat RsnsOm prOslaVery, for Congress
No dIsturbance had occurred up to noon.
MAGNIFICENT PRESENT Rom THE PRESIDENT OF
l LaE NITEn STATEs.-A magnificent Gold Pocket
Chrou ometer and Chain has been forwarded to Sam
ueI L. Sawyer, Esq, Collector of this Port, by
James buchanan, President of the Uuited States,
10 pre- scented TO that noble veteran of old Ocean
capita. N A. johnson, of the Norwegian bsrque
Eileh' VINO SO CALAMITY went TO the rescue of the
pssseI gers Of the Central America
This magnificent Watch and Chain is said to be
one Of the best the world can produce II is SUD.
posed that its cost could not have been less tbsn
S3504-NoqtoH Day Book.
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KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
Mining : Manufacturing Co
200 SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE.

WILL be Sold at the Merchants Exchange on Friday
w sat after sale Of the funds the Cy Building
Association, 500 shares Oek in the Kentucky
aud Tennessee n. & NJ. Co. The lands this jmpany
are heated imm.diaely Nashville Henderson
Railroad embracing 1nest Ian Is in the celebrated
coal -iieIi is Of Kentucky. Stock all pad in. oct IS
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
e. S. French and Son.

IN TUBS DAY, OCT. I3 we will oEer for sale in frort
~ of warehouse, Cla street, 10 o'clock The fol-
lowing articles, some Of which desire to close with
out reserve, viz:
80 hhds Sugar, from fair toI5O dOz Painted Buckets
prime; 81 rsams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags N o. and Baltimore 25 bbs Dom siic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 b5ls Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands; 80 Jbls julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full Whisky;
weight; 20 cases Matches;
20OO b5ls. Whisky, variOusI00 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 Wheat ten ,tareh;
100 boxes Tobacco; Ito CheroOt Cigars;
1900 sacks cOusre and fine Sslil5 TglOW Candles;
$4,000 Cigars, assd brands; SO Backing, large and
$50 doz BTOOms; small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line numerous to
mention. oct n. ). FRENCH & son.
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CHANCERY SALE OF
Z q n d IS q n d M ills,

virtue Of the decree OF the Chancey Court at Centre
ID vile the of Geo. W. StaBh and others against
James Standl and Others render tho 18th day of
September 1877 SHALT the l2h day OF December, 1857,
expose pubic sale the premises, valuable tract OF
land together with fac aud gsi mill attached thereto,
beng and ing III Hickman County, Tennessee, District
and swan Creek five miles East Of Cenreville on the
Columbia and CenreVe road eOnsinng 64O acres OF land
less and fully and particularly described IN
the decree OF the Ih day OF September l57 The SAID
land and mills will be sold credit Of one and two
years time with interest from date sale and without tho
gh of redemption. The purchaser will be required 10 give
bo"d and good security for the purchase money aad lem
will be reaiaed upon the properly for the payment OF the
purchase money. Ali persOns who wish 10 purchase
invited amine land and mills which will be shown
by persons living thereon.
ORvILLB A NIXON, C & NJ
ocl4-Wtds.-PIinteI's Fee 81.
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Valuable Land for sale.

N Tuesday the 21h day OF October next viii sell the
~ hghest bidder, farm Ia beisOn County Tennes.
see oils mile North Of Tusneryile and miles from
TIE Nashville and Henderson Railroad, being 20 niles from
Nashville and 20 from Carksve. said rset contains
2,OcO ACRES
Of the aest Corr, Wheat and Tobacco land found in
Middle Tennessee. viii sell It in Visions follows:
No. contains thousand aeres-45O cleared The bal
aaee heavily umosred FMS includes elegant Framed
DUeling neatly hashed with 9 good Kitchea
negro Houses, seTn CaTTiag House, Stone Spring
ana Barns sufficient 10 cure IS lbs tOoaecO
NO. g. contains 426 acres, 10 cleared balance we'll
bered This tract eontns tooaby good Double log house
and neFer falling spFing
No. contains $40 cleared, the balance anely tim
beIed with very superior spring
No. contains $40 Of the In Board aud
Der bsNeen Nashrills aud PoHd throug which the
Stage Road nom Nashville 70 HOpkinsviile passes
AT tho same time and place, will sell my present crop
OF Corn, Fodder Oats, Wheat, TebeccO, Aso my
stock OF Mules, Hogs and CATTLE and hundred and ay
Cows several fac Jacks and one OF the finest Stations
Middle Tenlssse.
TERMS will sell The land for h casl-ths bal
anee on credit Of one, wO three, and years. with
interest r date; retaining lien the property tho
purcaaae money.
Abarbecae Win be served for the OCCASION Sale positive
Oct lid. ROBERT d. CARR.
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Chnacery Sale Of Valuable Land
LYING IN
uTrL-H4Av m TuVNv nTTnF pTVUp

HICKMAN CO., TENN, ON DUCK RIHER.
DY Virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court at Cen
ID treviIle in Of aieb McGraw A. W. Walker
and Others rendered the 7tb day OF September, 1857
SHALL the l4h day November 1857 expose to public
sale the premis3s valuable of land yiBg in DIS
tret No g. Il ekmAn County, Tenn Duck River three
miles OF WIamspOTt, cOntaning 81 acres more or
less fully yaFcu arIy ed in the decree
of the 18th day of Sep ember, 1851 The said tract OF land
wi De sold crtdI OF twelve and eighteen mouths,
with interest from date OF sale and without the right of
dempton. The purchaser will be require TO give bond
good lily for toe purchase money and lein will be
retained upon the property for he of the purchase
money All persons who may purchase are invited
examiL LIE the land. ORVILLE A. NIXON,
octl4-Wtds.- Printers fee 81 Clerk and Mas
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Trust sale

by virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Harvey Tuck
II Norris deceased, which is nfreeOrd in the Reg
office Davidson county, State Of Tenn
book No g. page 34 will Saturday the 24h day of De-
tober, offer at the CouThou-e gate the
of Nashville the highest bidder cash. negro
man named Jacob, aged % years.
s3Sale within legal hours. JOHN McCANN-
oct l3-dtd Trustee.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE W0RkS.

IRON FOUNDRY
WE have now started and extensive FounSrv
on the old stand Of the Nashville Nanufaetn-in5
Company and prepared execute heayv ard ligbt
WORK OF any description the shor notice Tfsht cf-
mas 70 small amounts At moderate city prices eavy Cas-:
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per contrast Al acnnad
prices with additions Of freight we have 49, ccrs1eed
operations in new
d 4CHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, aWmils FourrljIl. Of he ct i-,ro.d
patterns made 70 order Jo0bug repairing done usdi-
asy ne are ready 70 make Contracts for Euines and Mills
nfnsh plans 70 enable purchasers 70 put up their
al's isle expense Manufactures Farmers will
INC pfonsa0is 70 see u.s. before going Basi or
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Forsaonary eng and steamboats, made 10 order Ofh9
ee material, complete with FireIronts Crates ssndPpes
sna tayes warranted 10 ssnc any pressure required for
Manufacturing or porpeilinS purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
ANY description OF SmithWork done excellent style
none out ntrats Iron used-SaWill work. Serups Dogs
rltnan irons Saw cranks Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
msde to order short notice
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery VIII
90 well 70 call at our office address BY bitter.
" JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly 25-h Nashville Man Co = shops
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wheat Wheat

WE will be constantly She Market for Wheat for which
w we will pay the highest MARI prices
julyS FISHER, WhELRS3 & CO.