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Sha,t0n'S Marble Works !
SAVE MONEY y KEEP CoOL..

OUR Ice Deputs are NOW IA rclncss, aud We earnest
~ iy request al Who Wish % bay Ice during the
sun al uaufu pr.Cc, to call ANA supply themselves
LcGrt- aud lc%lstrr thyf uaIucs regular pat
ru..s-lAy.vby the article ia tiIe
iattct pat oI uie season.
Gar uioes are Cuerry street, door Ia the Bank
iea.essce at iiArAoIstas :, Front street, ana Ou
corner Ul CA4gCu a.a Nule 81 Gets.
1. r IL. MARTIN,
apr.U-LI E-LI. I.AMEtk.NCE.
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Linen Goods. &c.

NTE are ofereng the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domestic
sheetings, Bleached and Brown Domestics, seen
in this market,
ie5-tf W
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Ths saanY around each pos ~ili also he4r the names
a tlss Proprirtar snd sf tle Unltsi ss4ses Agents
Druggists and Dealers all obssrye cash dozcs
t..rkAse the sbiio~tng abei.
IxrograxF CkeussL-fhe ncrezsed reputation an
great snazd Tor nsnFEs CoEnfoand Extrset q Opal
5. sd4 ssI.Arta have eecn mracrments feE etaerE
g. oer fatztssns u this valuable aiicine- NeEdcrs
are tartieaf1rs warned " tbs fct, t1 theg may Be
% thef EEaF ana eot asT-c u any impure artscio
c.iculsted - I1fe Their Fes.elxaoa, 4nd destroy n
merits u tie F,snal pregaEation. o. obEieie ~hN
ths 81 eoscrfer fsccessor " JzneS Tsrrant ~ uh u
II vas hrst introduced tata tha Entaf atesl has a.
tAeh.a his z1<ak1nrs tbs ezStson, - cncrtrffi
xhich = forgery. IasiS A de<s<sr.
Address ngasrs far tAs a5eve .rtle ~Ilh feA ares
tl1ux foF shsEsmsat %
Arffx A TAaaAST 4 ca. pseFE<ss
Ne. sfs, essel ~ich. sa<a.r Warren - n
uec 1--tsy
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Garbmart.
NEW HARDWARE STORE,
~ Market street.
w. Il. MI n CHIN,
DEALER
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, TOOLS, ETC.

Is now opening at his establishment, No. AZ
Market Street. next door TO NJ. Burns, a III ~
A. large ana wen selected stock Of Hard
- ware, Cutlery Guns, etc. which he <sN&>
"a Intends offering exceedingly low for
g cash, or u prompt dealers ON short time. Among
tue leading articles hand Will be found the fol-
lowing,
Pocket ami Table Cutlery. Double and Single Barre
Carpenter and Black shot Guns
smiths Tools Mil, Cross Cut and Pitt
Axes of description saws.
- ana make. Cotton, Wool, and Horse
A large assOT tIneni OF locks Cards.
Hinges and screws. Trace, Halter, Wagon and
Flush and Square Bolts Log Chains
ShoveIs, Spades and Forks. Hames and Collars
GrindstGnes, CraHIs a d Picks and Mattocks
.....sR RQlkey - Curry Combs aud Horse
lan25-tf
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IC.UltO Jass reserved aaa Cor sale ~
sn . D mxH3
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CHEAP sOLE-LEATHER.

A n -. ANDERSON, Nos. ~ aud ~ College street
4 fa stare Tor sale, a heavy lot uf excel
,u.I oa>- Ined sole, Leather at 5 cents per pound
Gail soon su SO bargains "a amy Aiid o leather
T. " {. ANDERSON, a. o.
Nos 40 aud a. College street,
laul2-u few doors from BrUsd.
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msOiral.
Greatest Nzeaicai w Monder
OF THE AGE,
co VANS
VEGETABLE LITMGNTRIPTIC,
or
Friend Of tie Human Family

'tE world IS chaiieuge t. prod uce isi
L has ahorde; the amount Of reii.f 10 suerr.
ing humanity as Co~aH Lithontriptjc
COHAN'S LI7IIONTRIl.sTC has cured thon.aua,
OF case OF stone IA the Bladder and kidneFs
COHAA'S LiJfCNTRLE TIC has cured the most
aggravated cases OF Gravel ever seen and the oly
certain remedy now know for the above diseases
COHAN'S LIJTft.A1hiI'z9C never fails 10 curs
ali tue diseases 81 the Kidneys and BLADDER
CCWAN,S LITH0ATRLE7Ec is the only sure rom
edy for Diabetes.
COWAN'S LI7H0NTRTPTTC is a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhua an d Gleet
COWAN'S LIIHOAzhLPTTC cures weakness o
the Loibs.
COWAN'S LITHoN7RIPTTC has cured the worst
cases OF Frolapsus Cter ever known.
COWAA'S LI7HCA ATlRII'TTC is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured BarrenneSs
COWAN'S LITHONTRLP7I. will cure the worst
forms Of Dropsy. =
cOWAH7S LITH0N7RLPTTc win cure long stand.
ing cases OF structure an remove Venereal Iant from
the system.
COWAN'S LIJHoNZRLP7TC is the only remeoy
known for the cure of all sympathetic complaints al
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who is prog
nant should at once procure bottle if she wishes
feel vel, while in that condition.
COWAN'S LI7HONIRIF'TIC is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that Will relieve the pains of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
sure friend 10 assist them in the greatest their
life.
The most ncredulous will he convinced of the grea
ecaey Of the llhontrptic by reading the following
certificates and those around each bOttle:-
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Nashville. Aueu., Ia,h. ,sss

Nashville, August I2th, 1855.
yNyE the undersigned. receivers storers and sellers
w Of Cotton, have agreed upon the following scale
Of charges, viz:
Receiving aud Weighing, 25 cents per Bale
Receiving, Weighing aud Storage, Tor Two months
or less, 30 cents per bale.
For each additional month or fraction OF month
l2k cents per bale.
For selling, rendering OF sales kc 26 cents
per bale. -I
Purchasing with funds IN hand, so cents per bale
The above charges viii be strictly adhered 10 IN ey
cry Instance. FISHER, WHELESS CO.
A. HAMILTON
J. A. McALISTER a co.
JOHNSON, WEAVER q 90.
Augi2-WAtriw3m B4U rr
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We are indebted to SAMUEL c. REID, JR., ESQ, o.
Washington, for pamphlet entitled, History Of
the Design of the Present Flag of the United States
The first national flag of the present design, adopted
in 1878 was made under the direction of the veteran
and gallant Capt. REID, who commanded the priva
tser General ARMSTRONG, and is still living. Con
elusive contemporary evidence Of this is presented
in this pamphlet.
Let us supply little prior history. A Boston
letter Of January, 1776, saysI can see the rebels
camp very plain, whose cOlors little while ago
we're entirely red, but they have the Union
tag; another Boston letter. January, 1776, speaks
Of this Union flag as having thirteen stripes, "
which was hoisted at Mount Pisgsh, " Prospect
Hill under salute of " thirteen guns and " thir-
teen cheers; and Washington says in letter jan
uary 4, I776, that this Union flag" was hoisted
in compliment to the United colonies, on the day
which gave beingp to tho "new army" This, then,
was the period Of the origin of the thirteen stripes
This design and that of the stars was made the na
tiOnal flag in 177T.
The stripes continued to multiply as states were
added to the Union, so that the number got to be
eighteen; and the beauty of the flag threatend to
be destroyed. At length Congress determined 70
alter it: and, on being applied to- Capt. REID sug-
gested number Of devices, the main ones being the
happy ones to return TO the original thirteen stripes
and to add star for every new state. On the 18th
of March, 1918, committee of Congress made IN
quiries of him as to flag nth Thirteen stripes ana
tlgsnty stars forming great luHli'dTy as per paste
board plan you [Capt. RED) handed" for the use Of
the committee. The act passed April 4, 1918, and
went into effect on the following fourth Of July.
This pamphlet is exceedingly interesting and has
the speech which Mr. WEEDovER made in Congress
at the time of the adoption Of the design of the pres
ent flag.
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- ThereA5erg Of tbis pspsr have llready been aP-
s.prise hat Ehaye disposed Of my entire interest IN
she U1IoH AND A5lEEIoAE NEwsP APER ASp PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT My Withdrawals ocoasioned solely.
b5a5isineEs tsgasamsAa aadA sAairs tO.resume the
practice Of my profession, winch hsve never in
,-teRded permanently to abandon i leaze The paper
e. IN the e6joymebt OF prosperity which no other
.porosi- paper has ever secured in4ber State, and
mart late associates in business with extreme
regret forour relations have always been Oh me
most cordial and amicable character -
In formally severing the relations which have eE-
listed between the patrons Of the paper and myself
dvribs the psi Avsyears, 4fshOtid dO-TiOlenoe 70
my oun feelings were not in this public manner
to tender to those numerous friends in every portion
81 al sts1s whb have 20 geaerO1sy aidedin build
ipgup the very large circulation which the UNEoN
AN A,rFRIoaE now enjoys, hsunfeigned 'thanks Of
ratafrl heart and to solicit for the present pro-
Dri.sas " 4Ie bs4psr, 1siO GAyt 5I5Aemselvea
euintl, worthy the entire confidence Of the great
noeralic party Of lie State, 3 cor iHnanos Of the
favors Of which Fhave, inpart been the recipient
trust my personal and political friends viii not
abats lot Of their zeal IN behalf pfthe UEIpN A41
AHtEoAN, gee Peg
In parting, It is due should make suitable &C.
knoEedgs4fRt tqths gent1ssPRsnI 0f HIS opposition
press Of this city, and Of the State, for the numer
Gus acts Of hospitality and courtesy have person
sfy. and in connection with my associates received
at feir hands It is thus the gentleman smOOthe'
the asperies Of political warfare, and rObs 1t Of lt'
While acknowledge with pride and gratitude the
--peounniary success which has attended the UNION
AND American, trust it will not be deemed out OF
place here to say that in its pOcal conduct, 1t has
achieved al that its proprietOrs could have wished
am satisfied it viii be the ambition Of the present
.proprietors to continue to conduct the UNIoS AM
AMERICAN upon those principles Of justice anc
esualitv which should characterize the central or
gan of the Democratic party Of Tennessee, and thus
retain for the paper the position and influence
now enjoys With the seniorpartner Of the neW hrm
with whom have been intimately acquainted anC
politically associated since l889-and We have beeI
mariners in the AsmRICAE, and UNION AND ANdRIoA
for nearly six years. during all Of which time, ou
relations have been most cordial and our agreement
on all questions of importance oOmPlete-be ha
been too long and favorable known by the reading
public 10 requireany COMMUNICATION from me.
With the other members Of the new firm my &C
ounintauce does not date far back, but sufhoient
" long to inspire me with the utmost confidence II
their ability and eviction to Democratic principles
and knowing that l leave the establishment, IN al
its departments, in competent and worthy hands,
now take leave Of its patrons and friends
G. C. TORBETT.
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The GREAT STORM IN ILLBoIs.-We continue to
receive additional particulars Of the disaster Occa-
stoned by the frightful storm Of Thursday and Fri
day. in Northern illinois. Twenty five houses were
demolished in Gaesburg including two churches.
Thirteen houses were blown down in Ell PasO; also
the dwelling Of Sheriff Moore, near that place, by
which one man was killed and severely inJuring
several women and children. A widow Bennett
near Lexington blown out into the prairie, and
would have gone of entirely but through the efforts
of a young man who towed the craft to a safe har-
Dor. 1t is reported that the horses in the prairie
we're rolled over and over by the wind, all the while
making unayailng efforts to regain their feet-Loa.
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1laanher YYanfad-

THE Trustees Of the N Lawrence College, a AleEln-
4 dra Dsalb county Tennessee de1lre 70 procure the
services ola gentleman, sllbls Tor Principal Of said L.
stuiiOn-the hrsg sessol Of which, Will commence on
Monday sptsmher 9Th, 1853, and continue Ten months
THIS lnstuol chartered b. the Legislature Of Iennsase
is Oeaed sdiacent 10 vsge surpassed By no o1er II
tbs STATE either in the sauby OF its anosPhe me mo-
ralitv Of Il il abazs the nsatnsss OF IFS apPearanee
Ths building Is new, sommodoIs and Wsl situated.
Applicants for the place must furnish ample TESTIMONIALS
as 10 moral standing edUcsHOa and other qualnoatons
REQUISITE TO the colduclnE Of high sohool previous 20
tbs first Nor dsv in August next which day the ssec-
ton Of The bolrd viii be made For further Par.leaiata
address TIE undersigned. D. d. WllL1AA3
msVs-Wst gsc'y Eoard Of Trustees.
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COMMERCIAL
nashville market, May es.


CorTox.-The receipts continue extremely light,
and we hear Of very few transactions. The only
sales we have heard Of yesterday and to-day, we're
a few bales at prices ranging from 81 to 1Oc.
ToBACoO-The receipts Of Tobacco have been
very light this week, and holders manifest but
little disposition tOsell Messrs Fisher, Wheless
Co., sold one hOgshead to day at 745, and Hamil-
ton six hOgsheads at $50, 20, $40, 500 $50,
7.75.
PRov1s1oxs.-The receipts Of Bacon during the
week show slight falling of, and the markettO-dsy
is decidedly fat Buyers are offering only &c for
shoulders &c for hams, SIC for clear sides, and q
for hog round, which is decline of fully &C. Lard,
in good shipping packages, commands 9s9}c, with
bat few sales, however,
GEAIN.-Buyers are paying only 6Oa7O for prime
Red and White, at which large amount could be
purchased if there was a demand. There is no
demand for Corn for shipping and the few transac-
tons we hear of are for home consumption. Dealers,
are selling at zoe per bushe, sacked.
GRoCERIEs.-Tbe Grocery market is very dull,
without any change in prices to report. We quote
Sugar at 7a88, Molasses 82a85c, Coffee 121al83c.
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THE CORRUPTION OF THE BLACK REPUBLI-
CAN OFFICIALS IN WISCONSIN.

The most astounding developments have recently
been made in regard to the corruption and Prohiga-
cy Of the Black Republican State officials in Wiscon
SIN In 1856 a bill was put through the Legislature
Of that State appOrOning the lands granted by the
United States to Wisconsin among its several rail-
roads, The Milwaukee and Lacrosse Railroad put
in for lions share of the grant and succeeded in
obtaining it, The manner in which the thing was
accomplished by the road is thus disclosed in re
port made to the present Legislature by an invesd-
eating committee. The following amounts were
mid ~ the then officials:
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A BOTTLE OF CIDER.

A BOTTLE OF CIDER.
Old friend, accept this bottle
Your mouth then open wider
First to imbibe, then to exclaim.
By George what glorious cider!
Perhaps some fair young damsel,
Whose looks have ne'er belied her,
VIII not object to take sWig,
When you are down by-cider.
And if she then INDUCES,
You may then have to guide her,
But she will say its owing to
The stuff which is in-cider.
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nS- The shelbyvile Constitionalist says tn at tn
population Of that place is 5000, instead Of LOO
represented in table which we published a few
days since. We are grstifed to learn that Shelby
vile has grown 30 rapidly.
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Re9'f' : Is sfl'd'i Petition /, sell Land.

w. Petition % sell Land,
James n. Gill; and others. -t.-
On motion and it appearing unto the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master thai james Gilbert and his Wiis
Nancy Gilbert residents Of this State 80 that The
ordinary process oa cannot be served upon them it Is
therefore ordered that publication b made in the Union
and American newspaper published IN the city Of Nash
Vile requiring he said 0esudaas % appear Of the Court
House IN the town Of CentFeve, the first Monday in
November nex then and there plead answer or dsmud,
to compliments bill or same Will be taken for eonissssn
against them aud set for hearing eK parte-
Wat ORYILLE A. NIXON, @. AN.
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pa- Massachusetts Judge has decided that all
LIQUORS illegally held for sale may be destroyed as
public nuisance by the citizens Of the town. Il is
no new decision that any citizen has the right to
sbats nuisance, but the practical tendency Of the
thing is to riot and disorder.
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8Qkn RaWard-

TsHAH G. HARRIS, Governor Of the state Of Tonnes
i see To an who shall see thste prsasuts-Greetihg;
Whereas f. has been made kuOWn 70 ne thai certain
RfCHARD HAYWORfH, The yOuPgsr' charged with haT
ng mitted aud atf0ctOus murder the lih day
Of March, ISIS, pom the body Of WILLIAM FlELDlhG,
late Of our county Of Jefferson, has hsd from justice, and
Il nov ruunHg q large
Now there ore l. Isham G. Harris, Governor Rloro-
ssd bI virtue Of the power and authority IN ne vested DO
bere oH,ra reward Of Two Hand red aud Fifty DOiaF5
10 any person or persons Who may apprehend The said ch
nd HayWorth the younger, ana deliver him % Tie ahsuh
0rJaor county Of Jefferson in order that justice
IN mat behalf, may be bad and executed.
CN m tesimOny Whereof have hersuut0 set NJ
band and caused the great seal Of the sials e be
L. . afiKsd a. Nashville, the 6th da5 Of Nay, ISIS
~ ISBA3 g HAkhlS.
By the Governors
p. n. w. BBEEOH, Secretary Of State. --4a
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Who Won IT.-Iu the run of business change
yesterday we took in Eve dollar bill on the Bank
Of America, with the following endorsement on its
back:
.sThis bet that Willard Fillmore is President
next November" An AMERICAN.
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REPORTED SUICDE.-We heard last night that 8
young man named Harvey committed suicide yester-
day at the Capitol Hotel in Frankfort, by shooting
himself through the head We ascertained no par
a eulars.-al Lon Courier. a..s.-
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GEORGE "A. aERIOT,
late aERiOT HOLMEs.)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO. VENDOE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. S, c.

Particular attention given 10 the sale OF Cotton Floui
Wheat Corn and all other Produce; also, 70 the ForWR1
ing OF Goods to and from the Interior.
REFEREgCEs--B. S. Rhett, Esql Messrs =. 5. q y;
Budd W. B. HerOl Bsq Charlie stOn, S. G., James walker
gsa Nashville, Tenn, Ihrmas s. kennedy, Lousyles hy
Wilson g. BuFns, Baltimore, so. laprs-WN
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M We are highly gratifed at the appointment
If BrvJ,,rN n. CLEMENTS of this city Chief Clerk
Of the Post Office Department. His integrity OF
character, his intelligence and services to the SemO-
crsie party emiuently entite him to the promotion
,vbieb he has received.
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.E--- r. On zTCEEY Al I7aINSB0aO.
~ maV RULES 1sSg

- Il erahsn and Glhsrs, eomDainants, gohu n.
I'D Vie oh 3rs defendalt7-Odg'nal Ban.
- tiou and it appeangto tho satisfaction OF the Clerk
D-d Warisr iTom The adaTt ofcomplainanls snliclur
- b Murray, shat tie deisndanis James Hollow
a5ie7 Robars. Baker Robars, william Roberts Ohm Il.
9r aad selma Sadler residents Of dld Stslei
fs orsred hat Publication be Tor four
weeks The Union and american, 1paper 7ubllhed
IN ths ely Of a2ghvile Tennessee ung sle non-Fel-
dent dale1Qan % pear - ne neLi Term o. ne CRanca
Coar % BE- held Tor NE county Of Iackson at he g5u
House "a Gai1abofo the Ft NsdEa1s amer 1c 1seo.1
Nonday IA July naEt 70 ben ad har1 enter their da5nce
paineis said bill Judgment i1r con sssd wa D
taken against ham and q lif snls and se eoEnof 1ssr
ing q pafte e. % them ~. ~ B0tl6s
ma5ll-Htt prs lee e5 CLARK and 41alez>
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~ MASONIC NOTICE.
Hsnnc EIncmHnn Wnrning.

A CONTRACTOR ON THE c. s T. ROAD. was sx
~ pelIed for ramafonc Coadust from all the rights,
6snes and privileges Of Masonry II the Stated Meeting
o. ea5ant Grove Lod e. 40 1885, Of Free and Accepted
Masons the 2lst Of April, 1853
sad harding represented himself from LOigsin Penn.
syvania All paper5 favorable to the institution Vil
uIsase eopv. ANDREW ]. CAMPBBuI,
rnavgLvzIt Secretary.
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JoHN BELL IN TIE SENATE.--"The speech OF MI
BsII vas particularly gratifying to the Republicans
and brought out large numbers to hear IT, N /
Tribune
In olden tines they rang the Bell
10 keep bad spirits snug in hell
How strange the difference brought about, \
They ring it now to bring them out.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

BANK MUTE AND EAChANOE LlSI.
Bank of Tenn ......... par LaWrene eburg Bank Zoe
Union Bank par Blk of West Tenn ...... par
Planters Bank par Kentucky Banks par al pr
Merchants Bank par Ohio Banks par
Citv Bank par Indiana State Bank...p par
Traders Bank Illinois
Bank of Commerce.. par ALABAMA.
" the Union ... par Mobile .........-...... par
% Chattanooga par State Bank ........5 cdis
" Memphis...-par Central Bank ...... 5cdis
River blk, Memphis. par Commercial B'k... 5cdis
Blk Of Dandridge,- l0cdis Northern Bank ...5cdis
Claiborne, 0cdis Virginia ...... par
Tazeweu... 30cdis South Carolina. par
Trenton, 30cdis Georgia, (Old b'ks) .... par
jefferson e. 30cdis North CarOlnia...... 58dis
Ba nix of America. par par
Northern Bank......... par SPECIE.
Southern ...... par American Gold, 1to2 pre-
Citizen ........ par Silver. l to 2 pre-
Commercial 4" see. par EXCHANGE.
Bnoks' Bank........ 80 par New ork selling to pr
Exchange bank no sale Philadelphia. - prem
Farmers Bank 80. par Baltimore. .........2 I"
B'kof Middle Tenn par Louisville .........--2 g
g " Paris ... par Cinclnnstl..'....-.Z .
" Knox ville-..... par LAND WARRANTS.
Nashville. l5cdis SOS 100 ......... Soc
Ocoe Bank
Shelbyville Bank.......parl