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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21

The fruit prospect is the finest ever known in this
country, so far The peach trees have blOOmed, the
blossoms faded, and the peach sWelled to consider
able size the apple trees are nov in full bloom. The
much dreaded Easter Sunday has passed without
pinohing FROST and hopes are entertainedOfa bOun-
tiful fruit crOp.-East TsHBesssGn
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nor sALB, House and Lot tanln four and guar
Tam Eitaebsd to said Iisa good TAN YARD, All COM
plets There h good DFeng and Al necessary OUT n9s
II 4 beI,eve8 70 be one the best locations In me
SET. fo+s nan Yard Price reasonable. Terms easy Ca
soon or You viii miss bargain ms is one Of me
,o Is9ss m be found anywhere. Churches and good
49,. a. 5,,,5socs GEO. K. MCCLURE
SeHoG Ii - 81 Trustee Tor Q. Hood.
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An UaLY FACT ToR THE Know NOTHNGs.-The
fact stated by Utah correspondent, that about the
only Niormons in Salt Lake who are averse to a war
with the United States are foreigners" recently
from Europe and that all the arOh-traitOrs-like
Brigham Young, Elder Kimbal and Others-are ma
tivs-born Americans, is q very ugly one for the
l,now-Nothinrs to reconcile with their theory.
E.zg- The Washington correspondent Of the New
ork Tribune thinks that the probable result OF the
inference will be a disagreement-thata new com
uittee will then be asked for, and If granted Inc
Administration batteries will be unmasked and the
real nature Of the movement of Messrs. English ana
Hall disclosed"
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no. The National IatslEgeaeer, Of the 18th ins

p9- The National Iatslbgsnesr, Of the 18th inst,
says:
cit may interest many Of our readers to learn
something of the testamentary arrangements Of the
distinguished citizen whose final departure from
this city the Of his long and arduous political
career to his last resting place, is noted above. Col
Benton names as his executors, and also as trustees
Of his daughters, his sons-iulaw, VIM. Cary Jones
John Charles Fremont, and Richard Taylor Jacob
and his friend Montgomery Blair aud Phillips Lee.
The entire remaining library is bequeathed to Mr.
Jones, who thus becomes the literary legatee; in
which there seems an appropriateness, on account Of
his long association with Col Benton in his literary
labors and his own ability a writer and acqualnt
auce with public affairs. The will was made last
September while Mr.. Jones was in Central America.
The fourth son-in-lsW-thaR whom neither of them
is more respected-M. Boileau, is not named as one
ofthe executors, on account probably Of his remote
permanent residence, he being COnsul-General OF
France at Calcutta"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21

TIE RECoRD-THE BLACK LIsT.-The Black
Republican press are publishing under the above
heading, and with black lines drawn around 1t, a
list of the names of these Democrats in Congress
who voted for the admission Of Kansas under the
Lecompton Constitution. This is about as puerlle
a specimen of party warfare as was ever INDUCED
in By an organization. 1t is only noticeable Tor Its
Stiffness, maHgEity and party bitterness IL Is an
old dodge OF the opposition to the Democracy
There never was a Democratic measure passed
Congress that did not elicit this venomous Black
List and cause it to be published in the opposition
press. Those who voted for the war Of 1917 win
Great Britain, who sustained Jaeksons veto OF the
National Bank who voted for the Sub Treasury, the
annexation of Texas, the war with Mexico, the
Tariff of 1916, the Nebraska Bill, and other meas
ures were all, in their day, put in the Black List
by a shameless apd mendacious press. The list,
however proved to those men one OF honor, ana III
few years those who denounced it found 1t so re
cognizcd by the people universally. Those who
voted for the late Kansas Bill have nothing to fear
They took the sensible view of the question, and
will be sustained in their votes. The Black List,
made up by maHgnancy and party spirit IS only
worthy Of eKecration and infamy,-CiH, Eng
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Trust sale of an Iron 70 dndry.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made 20 me on the 10Th
ID day Of September, 1857 by Richard Wnitcomb, VIM
Leigo. and John haley and which registered In the
proper ONCE OF this county in Book No o. pages 100 iO
and 1922 will offer public sale Tuesday the 2Oh cay
Of April next property therein described consisting Of
= Steam Engine and Boiler, Fan, CuPoa, Shalung and
BelIng, Wood Lathe Crane, Moulding Flasksl Patterns
Benches other articles aud fixtures necessary to carry
Iron Foundry, including F0rges and BacEsmiths'
Tools together with than sixty of pig Iron and
number Of Car Wheels and other Castings, besides many
other articles and materials mentioned In said Deed OF
Trust
This fOandy has been operation about six months, and
lie situatsd In Edgehsld, river Just below he old
bridge very the sites OF the Machine Shops, &c.
OF the Lou sVe and Nashville and the Edgeheld and Ken
lucky Railroad Companies.
Terms, which shall be easonabe made known on The day
Of saIs WASHINGTON BARROW,
'-7 Trustee.
thereby consent TO- DESIRE that the sale
toned, shall take place. g., mo-,
Nashville, March 30, ls5s-t
RSP PosTPoEEMENT--Th above sale IS postponed
to SATURDAY, May u, 1858
april 2O-td WASHINGTON BARROW.
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III R. CORNELIUS Agent the sale Of Fisk's Gels.
w. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
prepared 10 attend ali Funerals heretofore when 1i
services may required. once at the Phoenix WareFo0m
No. az Spring street, Cherry Residence No. y Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-Vill also attend 70 forwarding bodlal
L. aauapr fapF-9
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rsa- The St. Louis Republican DEM says it is
now manifest that the election in that State next
Angus, is to turn upon the question Of abOlishing
slavery within its limits By the way, (says the
New York y0lrHqlot Commerce. would the St. Louis
Republican and the St. Louis Democrat [Che former
stauuch Democratic paper and the latter 3 very
Black Republican sheet have the kindness to eI-
change names with each other, and thus Oblige their
humble servants and the public generally? The
Rochester Pmocrat is also requested to Oh ange its
name
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THE FINE BLUE JACK,
ROB HATTON.

yIIIserye mares at Six Dollars the insurance. payable
w hefaet is essainsd or ID property transferred
Bsttop Is fourteen and hall hands high three year
old hi, ,prng sired BY Hadle's defiance out Of
So 80 T.1nss G. DUVALL .
eS.si vim H. h. PERBK.
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CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT 3 CO.
Notice

PLANTERS BANK or TENNRSSE
Nashville, March 3lst, 1853.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Stockholders Of ihis
Bank held the Banking House IN Nashville, the
June next 10 o'clock A n, 20 lake into cOnsideTa
an passed The session Of the Legislature
this State proposing amendment 70 the charter Of this
tank. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
april It'd Cashier
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Motica 20 Tanners-
NEW RnnTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s1s-TIME THRO' g5 HOURS.
TWVRAINs run through from Stevenson % Mem III
phis and make close connection with trains
On MELVILLE and ChattEnooga RailToad at StsVsl-l
son Throagh Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold los
aiQ. Tine through g hour.
no STAGING.
Passsugers should saTo Nashville on he O'Clock, IN
rrn which arrives al Stevenson IS, A. NJ, and
neets win Trains FOR Memphis No delay except IN chang
ng cars. g L. ANyehloOns
sprli2-t. Alokeb AsenA
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DUR SODA FOUNT nov in full blast, and We are pre-
pared TO furnish The Sparkling Fluid 70 all who may
give Us a call We regularly supplied wish ice aud
snail sndeaYor keep soda Water always al the ifee-
Eing point.
our Syrups are carefully prepared By ourselves Of The
best material and Of The most delicious aavoTs,
DEMOViLLB & BELL,
abriI No. % Cherry It.
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PEEIGREE.
The Magnificent sack,
BLACK SAMPSO ~

also make the present season the same stable
w aud will serve Jennsts a. $40 where Jack Colt h
the ISSUE JeuneE payable when the colt sioAed
DESCRIPTION.
Black Sam psOn fifteen and half bands high, and is o
by form and Stamina than any Jack the country. The
sentien Of Breeders directed 10 the following paper OH
SAMUEL H. Talbot, OF Kentucky, who raised Black SamP
sOng
January S, 1858.
Hack SAMPSON was foaed and raised mine, until he
very years Old he was toaed the drs day Of June
nag IA was sired BY Black Sampson, Sampson by Nam
otb he by npored Mammoth his dam Catalns Jen.
pe bV Imported Caane her dam said 70 be OF good
49, n h needles his pedigree any further,
ERoT him TO be crossed with the best stock Of Kentucky
AHO SAMUEL h. TALBUTT.
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SOME HAm.-KESDALL writes to the PieayuHs from
New Braunfels, Texas about some tall hail they
have had in that quarter:
Since March set in we have had several copious
showers, and one hail storm which beat everything
in that line have ever witnessed Why, the hal
came do wn in chunks as big as your fist, and many
persons caught out in the midst Of it, were terri
bly, frightened and badly hurt. have even heard
that young colts aud calves we're in some instances
killed outright Some Of the hail stones are said to
have weighed pound and a half, and the windows
on the WIndward side Of some of the houses in New
Braunfels, look though they had been exposed to
the thiekest Of three days revolution in Paris
According to Shakespeare, Lear was caught out IN
tolerably severe tempest the old king could not
have withstood the "pelting of such pitiless
storm as ours a single moment The only people
benefited BY the shower Of ice we're the GLACIERS !;
they have had their hands full Of work.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1858,

WHTE will sell for Cash in front Of Warehouse, com
w plee ass 5rtme nI Of GROCERIES, consisting in paE
follows, viz:
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bXs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 hi & qrs Star Candles
rs bbls new MOlssses, IS bXa selected w. K Cheese
40 bbs crs'd & ID Sugars, 100 bbs White Whisky,
IS kits Mackerel, Is n. Y. Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs n RasinE, 10 bols Holland Glh3
8 sacks Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
p cases Saidiaes, Is doE painted Buckets,
90 boz Cove oysters, 80 nests Tubs,
lObsgs Pepper, 50 bxs Starch,
25 chests Teas, $50 bxs Soap,
90 bales Cotton TWine. IS bxs DOyles Candles,
as coils Rops, 100 dOz MasOnis Backing,
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes Flasks,
Together with numerous other articles n make
nlsfe sale LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
aDr9O-d. No. 80 darket Street.
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CASTILTAN.

HIS fhe Imported Jack will make bis hrst season, the
farm OF T. H. Miller, two nj east Of Chapel Hill,
Marshall county, Tennessee, at s35 TO ensure Jennes
with fORl,
Casau is beautiful black, with light eolored muzze,
Is inches high STANDARD measure imported from
Catalonia pain in the winter OF 1850, by Nh DuE reyj
will be eur years old Spring; combining more bone
and muscular power than any Spanish Jack We have seen;
let few Jennetts last spring. aRd proved himself
be a fOal EetteT.
Jsnnet pastuTed gratis and grain fed Is cents per week.
anil 2iLWIm. Il. c. n. MILLER 81 co.
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WISH 70 purchase from 10 to rs 900 bushels of pLme
roerchanta6e Wheat fer immediate delivery, tor Wkeh
/ Win pay The full market price K. O'kAhh1
une I6-gW&Wa AafAes9Heo'
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Notice.

meeting OF the Directors OF The Tennesses Marine
N and Fire Insurance Company this day, dividend OF
SIX dollars per share declared OF she profits OF the
la sr aeHihs Psysbs n cash a. the ese q aid com
pany. W BUTLER,
anil III secrallrY.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, HU Mp Hhblo UUUNI4'
Thomas Holland, administrator of the estate Of Isaac
FlanuOTy Diseased having suggested TO the Clerk Of
he County Court Of said county, the insolvency OF said es
tate hereby no ell persons having claims against SAFE
Gated according law before the 18Th Of October
next pro distribution otherwise they will be barred
anil 0-wtt. ThOS. HOLLAND, Admir-.
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Gnra Gor Rhanmatisn1

I HAvEiust received a few dozen bottles Of JAMES
/ NEURALGIA and RHEUMATIC LIQUID, q medicine
that been known 70 fail in curing the shove
plants Il msy be obtained the Drug Stores
the city, and Of J. W. Wilson, at the old sand Of Macken-
spFiI 1 AUX MACKENZIE.
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La Secretary COBB adveTtises that he viii re-
ceive sealed proposals until the 10th day Of May,
for five millions Of treasury notes in exchange for
gold coin Of the United States
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NOTICE.

Y virtue Of decrs.a order OF the ChauceEy Court At
d GanbOro made al the February Term. 1858, OF said
Court in the case George hite and ais, against James
A. Spuroek and ais pending In said Court will saur-
day. the day Of May 1858, at the Court House door 10
sbOrO sell public auction, for cash in hand, likely
Negro Boy. This l2th March, 1893 w. H. Bolts,
mar 2I-W4t prs fee 81 Clerk & MAtts.T
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PntatOes.
Soda Water,

lust RBCEIVED-4Ob barrels Extra Early London Lad
d Prtatoes, for seed. genuine and no mistake.
aD F9' 10 sac 0' NICHOL, GRERN co.
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co,

Successors 70 Clifton & AGbOtt,)
RE daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
"A Gentemeu's ClOhing at No. Is Cedar street, where
they would be happy TO all the patrons OF the old hm
and ell others in want Of any goods in their line. Our
stock embraces every article 10 be found in Gsutlemsa
Furnishing Store
In the TAILORING department We have great variety
Of piece goods, which will axe up 10 order aud
rant give satisfaction Two Of the firm constantly
10 the Eastern market aud all patterns and styles
forwarded to this house with despatch We latter Ourse
that facilities for receiving all new and desirable
styles will enable to suit all who favor with their
patronage.
april IS CLIFTON ALBRIGHT co.
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SPRING STOCK.

AM now receiving direct from the bestand most fashion
able manu- faeursrs large and complete assortment Of
BOOTS and sHuES 10 which respectfully iny the atten'
lion OF purcnases conf dent that suit ALL In quality,
STYLE and price, Wholesale and Teia the stock is too large
to enumerste call and be suited Also, Trunks Carpet
Bags, and Vasss A. B. ROBER iSON,
apflII7-dandwIm No. 45, College St
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THE LECoMPTON CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

THE LECOMPTON CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen constitute the Commit
fee Of Conference appointed by the two Houses TO
see if some terms cannot be agreed upon for the sd
mission Of Kansas in the Union:
On THE PART OF THE SENATE. S. Green, No,
Lecompton Democrat; Z. NJ 7. Hunter, Va, LIE
compton Democrat; w. H. Seward, n. Y, Rspub.
Gcan.
On THE PART OF THE HOUsE.-Wm. ii. English,
Ind, anu-LecOmpton Democrat; A. ID. Stephens,
Ca, LecompJon Democrat; W. A. Howard, Mich,
RnmhIican.
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lives, by which conference committee with SINH
lar committee the part Of the Senate was agreed
to. is regarded among the most important votes Of
the session. The four Southern knOW-nOthiDgs who
voted with the abolitonists in the former contest
over the bill, adhered to their abolition allies, and
the committee was carried by the votes of four of
the DouaIAs democrats The New York Tribune
mentions the result as follows:
The Speaker Of course ruled every point in favor
Of the Conference, sud it finally carried by his
casting vote as aforesaid-every Republican present
land an we're present but 3 few who we're paired,
So that their absence made no odds, With the sir
americans from Slave States who had formerly Op
posed Lecompton, and all but four Of the anti-Le-
compton Democrats, opposed Conference"
A correspondent Of the same paper thus writes:
..Nr. Dick Of Pennsylvania came from sick bed
TO vote Ersrv Southern American Stood ground Robly
Not one Republican finched. The only impaired
absentee was Mr. Whitney Of Delaware, but his pre-
seuce would have only affected the result by relev-
ing the Speaker from giving casting vote"
Our knoW-nothiug readers may thus see, that if
the South is defeated in the present contest, she
owes that defeat to their own representatives.
BE- We are glad to perceive that the Old Do
mon has at last concluded to honor herself in hon
orIng the distinguished dead. Mr.. DENALE, mem
Der of the General Assembly, lately introduced a
resolution providing for the removal Of the remains
of President MONROE from New York to Richmond,
which passed both Houses by large majority.
Il may not be known to many of our readers that
Mr.. MONROE died in New York in 1881, on the same
day that ADAMS and JEFFERSON expired, while on a
visit to a daughter who had married physician OF
that city Hisremains we're escorted to the tomb by
an unusually large procession. It is said that his
body was placed in the vault with that Of an
other, the slab bearing but simple inscription, and
that nothing now indicates which is the dust Of the
President Ifthis be the case, it will be necessary to
remove whatever remains are to be found in the
vau1i
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Asa Runaway on the I4h day Of April, 1853, copper
"A eooTed mao, blue eyes: has the back Of the
le wrist; striped pants, red flannel Shirt coat
about Eve feet eight inches highs will weigh about no
pounds The owner Is hereby notified 70 come forward,
prove property pay charges, &c the law requires Ibis
the I5ta day Of April, 1858.
R. E. DANIEL,
april 2I-W3t JailOF u Stewart county, Tenn.
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na- LOLA MoxrEz says it is strange to see what
Mains men and women taketo catch each other, and
how little pains they take to hold on.
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of the County Cour. Of stewart
ID county, in tho cause Of j. W. PaTkef administrator and
URDAY the 18th Gay May next, sell to the highest bid
der credit twelve and eighteen months three Tracts
of and mer toned 10 the peadng in the above cause and
also two negroes one Soy and the other Man. The late
residence OF David DaRie deceased in Stewart county
april 2l-W4I JOHN w FARMER spec Com
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Camanche Chief.

THIS ane stallion will make the present season on the
i GaIlatin Turngiks one half mile from the Louisville
FORK and ten miles from Nashville and will be let to mares
reduced price Ten Dollars the tnsuaHcs, payable
the fati Rsceraned or the properly transferred
DESCRIPTION.
Camanche Chief six years old this spTng beautiful
DARK Iron GRAY fun sixteen hands high; fine ergth and
h 3 formed aae saddle horse, and well adapted TO any
service. -a. ...
PEEIGREE.
Camanche sired by Baragerp COpperbottoms one oil
IN hest fS-ge teTs ever this cOnuiTy CGmanches dam
was Jane A. Tdylors gray mare Beck she sired BY
Oduts OamsDChe, he BY HustOns Oamauchs and he vas
brought from the Camanche Nation Beck OF B.
w Wilkersoas old brood mare, Kit she was sired BY
Mountain Lesdsr he BY ATehv. Kits dam By Bedford,
her grand dan by the old Mckinney Roam.
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REVOLUTION IN VENEzUELA,-The latest news
from Venezuela is to the effect that the partizans Of
eG-Presdent Paez had raised the standard Of revO-
luton against the MOnag as dynasty, and that Pre-
sident MOnagas was close ly beseiged in the palace
by the revOlunOnists. Supplies of arms for the
Paez party were on the way to Caracas.
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A PRcGRuMME.-The New York Herald asserts
that coalition has been entered into between
Messrs. DouaLAs, SEWARD, and WEED, to the effect
that WEED is TO be the chief manager. using all the
political influence of SEWARD to have DOUGLAS re-
turned to the United States Senate next winter, by
the Legislature Of Illinois, and then DOUGLAS is to
transfer ell his thunder to SEWARD to get him nomi
mated for President in 1860. This may or may
not be true but it is we'll enough 60 look over this
programme, and sorutnize the list Of actors named
z- %
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M The Washington Star states that there is no
truth in the rumOr current for some time past that
Senator HoUsrON designed at the end Of his ssna-
tnrial term. 10 emigrate TO Arizona
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R17- Mr.. AJLBONE, late president of the Bank
Of Pennsylvania, and Thomas A. NEwHAIL, late a
director Of the institution have been indicted
BY the grand Jury of Philadelphia for conspiracy.
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R-7y- We see it stated that Col. benton, contrary
to general opinion, has died poor. He was anxious
that Congress should purchase 1000 copies Of his
Abrdgment ofthe Congressional debates, for distri
button among the various State Libraries and foreign
exchanges. lie was Of opinion that such purchase
would be constitutional, and would tend to difuse
knowledge 1fthe political history Of the country. Two
members Of the House of Representatives have the
matter under consideration by his request and will
bring it. at an early day. before Congress, with, as
In .bi-l- .rnnd assurances Of success
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ST. LOUIS, April ls.-yestsrdsy the remains Of
Coz. BENToH were exposed in state in Mercantile
Library Hall, which was appropriately draPed in
mourning They were visited by ct least $4,000
persons.
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Boiler for sale.
A Good I2-HOrse Power Boiler
R9ofice ExtraOrdinarY.

AE .bo had on easy terms Dy applying at IAN Boiler
~ Works,'to a. FEAI'oAL'14'
z -
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Wanted.
Fisher. WheIeSS q Go.

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE co.,
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission an
Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and Market street
NASHVILLE Tenn ., will devote particular attention 70 al
business entrusted TO them: uly 81.
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251[ pipes ofoh0ics French BFandies.
The Vine growers Co, Jules Durand Agent" aJssB
Louss superior old COgniac 1871" and 'sazare' are
fully guaranteed pure and unsurp ssd in quality and IA
vOr, b the Agents for the sale Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, J4maics Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy Scotch, Irish and American WHISKY Cher
y Brandy Bounce ETC. ThsconnOssurs aud lO7er Of good
Wines, Brandy Segafs &C., respectfully invited call
and examine therstOek.
spril14 A. KERR CO