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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18


SAE FRAsGisco, July 20, 1858.
There can he ne doubt but that the excite
ment Iespee-iRg the gold discoveries upon Fraser
and Thompson rivers, in the British possessions, IS
much less now Than it was tEO weeks ago. betters
upon letters have been received from parties who,
having failed Immediately to accomplish the objects
OF their emigration, made their communications the
reflection OF their ONE individual feelings These
letters have beeh published extensively in the news
papers Of this city and al over the State. The
effect - as might be expected. A EsTuision in
public opinion hastaken paeseoncerningt the miaes,
and where the fullest faith Was held Of their rich
ness and extent, ineFedaliy and ridioals Of the
whole matter are nov expressed Several causes
have united to bring about the charge The great
msjority ofthe journals published in Gsliforhia have
Haged var against the excitement, m&ihly to
check the emigration which seriously threatened to
depopulate the State. The inhOsPitahle climate Of
Fraser river the scarcity Of provisions and the diff
heuity Of fsuppying the large number Of miners With
the necessariss Of life, the ilberal policy of the
HndsOh's Ray Company which exercised rigid
monopoly Of al trade snd the psrils Of river nayi
CATION, were all depicted with power and telling
effect. -
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nEsIRARLE sTORE HOUSE ZOE SALE.

ME offer for sale the accommodating terms, that
w valuable property known te Orleans Store, the
Sous square, opposite the Market House, being one
OF the desirable business stands In the city Those wishing
bargain viii find il their interest to call immediaey On
J. L. & i. W. BROWN.
iulv7 o 4 -.. AZ Cherry street.
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Never fails to work right Cook spoil your Of
Coffee BY neglect or oeuness, after she has placed the boiler
on the stoTeOr range.
Some three hunTedO Of the above CaeePo have been sold in
Nashville and they give perfect satisfaction all
sizes irOmone to twenty quarts. For sale ny
ie13 j. W WILSON. College street.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE Or EN-

WE offer for Desirable Bebuckle Bedford
wv county Tenn, containing 500 acres; near D acres cleared
balance well tinbere A frame dwelling with rooInsi negro
cahns barn. &C; sprine The tract No. one farm. We
viii take sc or $500 Nashville property, or SNAIL farm
within 2or miles Of the city In part payment Can soon
J. j.. 4 L. ". -RROWN-
inneo4-2nl AZ Cherry Street.
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NEW MUSIC sTORF.


q
~ sale and Retail Dealers il Piano Forte.
Sz a. a. Prnce sRIelodeons, Bufaio, n u ii III 81 4 ri
So Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, yio-u = J
Asoordsons Flutes Fiagoietss Flies, Drums Tarabuo
riros everything in the musical merchants line
large select catalogue OF 6eE st Mnse Music Books and In.
srnctos all Kinds. Orders from the coutsy VIII meet with
nrornt attention. IInno tuned, Aecoreons and an other stT
Nc. s, Union Street, lsE door from Coege
sanila
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DESIR ARK NsAS FAR Nd FoIs SALE

WE are Offering for sale superior farm, contain
w ing upwards Of I,OOOacre fronting on the Mississippi
river OseeOla Mississippi county, Arkansas
adjoining the farm Of e. b. Hardng hsq The farm We oher Is
the best in all that sestion Of country and has on It large
amount Of fine Cypress timber; also four negro cabins From
IS to 100 cleared timber deadened Terms LIBERAL Ar
ply To. or address, --- J. L. 4 r.. W. BROWN
Nash lie. Ter
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To Those VI no are ia Pursuit Of Health
aud Pleasures and " ishfmg co Visit Her
sheba Syringe sfEnndY County Tenns
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: and Pleasures and Wishing 90 Visit Her
Sheba SPEhings' s'EnndY Conn'y' Team.
ystHE 0sr5 on the Nashville and chanooga Raroa vs
a Nashville evey day "a e'clock, A. NJ and ariFs a.
theaFrvalof Of to ears e nc Nashville and Cnooga Ralhoad
from Chatta9ooga TIE sEanee Railroad cars win eTsege-y
wiz h found goo Iesl Or ihs 1ceoaaoda9oa q Pasese
readiness toeonsy plssengsrs o. sst rn-, aisLea o-
about eighteen miles, oyer one q tAs e'e e ~
ton Of the seRaDee Company sH viewing che stir Of the great
southern Unvsrsiya landl6e en,9rPEs' when 9 eil a.
doing BY taxing this rua e seta springs th a1knogl
Grst Hotels uniar the management o. souu3 n. Scott
i y fvoT5iy trsl to r Tuis fr t5e stTs s6f d-v i-
which he oouductsa hotel. He amply prenari ard
no pains 70 make visitors comfortable and happy a Beeshe
Thep sanotrrbai % eersheha Spru-s, from Nashville
McNnnv leaving the main of te Nashville and Chat
tsnooga Raiui at fliaiuna and arriving e Aelna.ie the
excellent aud well ooniacb hotel Those wishing Q yisl
BsTshen spdngs wa oaIa innrie every cay 90 oeoci
~ addition q the allow r5utss, s line Of four horse
Po5i e9sshes sl.9s sfs9 % s' & Ss s5 sIPy nm & e. y & "
anon syEry at 9ocl0skr p ~ leept suuty aud sun
WSpsg, ~ Winlay I Frdy, at oeoeE A. M and arri1
MeMinnEilc ats oeloei P h, same Day, and stay a
s . S S S8Srgllt 70 I,ssgsleir ss mis- ro h Weiisr
izes sy Ye Hs; te talance q the roal, after leaving
eee rom Nsssie % Beerei, Is 1U3 miles Tiis road i
stogksd u lsfs Calcofd eoaes careful drivers,
running, also, fourh0rse Coaches every dy isl1ys
exosptedl rpn MelinnFile b sparta, In connection gh '
Mc5inhvflle and Manehessr Railroad; also H0horse ta
fcm nart Grab orchard Kingston, L0ui1ns On i
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroads making innusf e
ton with Zoe cars a Loudon-
Pagrs can obtain through tickets AZ tla stage yle- -nlai
the CsaaercaI Hotel, Nashville an he above an in1r
ne8sto points; also 70 Crha Chess 19una az. .oetlte
have, in conneetion vita ae staginE ials Z.
Springs, large ven coudlcted LiTe9 79a as Fioll
can and az al tira # ns iooksuays Fohore Coae
and the best q Saddle Horsass @ 1izs-
Persons ii STING he sHrngs r private canreyancs
have their horsss well sken care Of st reasonable charge
persons hiring vehicles or hors must return ne properly
u Tsse5s 80 i.ilS5, ssts5r 2 ~ n 4 PRICE
i . FIVE HaNDRED DOLLARS REWAitD.
TsHAaf 6; HARRIS Governor o. the sias Of In1es' 10
an ua0 shall these presuts n.-5,,-' -
6esn made known p me, that a certain IN y,
Ell with hasing eonlnted 9hs offence o. - 40 l
fed from justice, and Is r1nnins p l-.s- 90
Nov. hcreoreeI Ishan G. Harriss fal- = p
y-tr n te power and Authority IN me ti 20 --l Qler
rr-5 N aDQ. 10 any person Or persons No lll5 appreneud
~ "a n ~ Rr6n deliver DIN y ne sheriff Jaor
~ % o1tT ~ Isyidsoa. order that uce IN Inst bohaif
my ~ .etionv Fhersof,I have hersunto set ny hauau
- 1sf ne great seal Of the Stsie be aHze5at Nash
u. 81 SIIs fss 5ist dsy.ol May, ls5s.
- Byshs Governor:
4 r. B. RAY sssfeiaEy q sszte,
iznsll5s
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
FROM
savannah and Charleston.


1859, So
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Falls, furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, sc
The Well-known first class side wheel Steam ss--ESr
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. P. 1853
MARsIINAsi, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. ~ 80
J. J. GARyIS, S@---HA---%-1
Weekly Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternate Saturdays, as follows:
Keystone State from Charleston, August l4t hi Sep
ember Ilth 2j; 9TH and 2d. &c, leaving Phladel
phia the alternate Saturdays
State Georgia. from Savannah, August 9TH, 2
ember 18th; October 3D. 10th and 0 &c, eayig Pha
dephia the alternate Saturdays.
safety, and comfort having superior State Rooms these
Ships by the One hundred miles
Of Delaware river and the BaytBo nights at
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CTIEAPEST ROUTE.
line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo, 1G hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets with privilege Of stop
ping at Philadelphia intermediate points, for sale By the
Agents at Savannah
Fare Niagara Buffalo, $685. Elmira sell to Csnadagua,
s.. A. GRElNER CO.,
Agents Savannah.
7. 8. & T. g. BUDD,
apr23-i3m Agents at Charleston.
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LAND ron SALE.

YUyE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike four miles from Nashville, ad-
joining the which he resides and the lands o Capt John
Jones' The land is equal the hest, ~ abudonce Of excel
lent never falling water, with the beautiful building site
in country the midst Of the finest ghborhood in
America. apriI4 -.tr .-' NATHANIEL BAXTER
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OTTER for sale this superior Iron property, diu stew.
county, Tenn Is miles from Jl8rksyic, most adj
NantageouS Che purchaser Tho Furnace lent
running condition. having been in blast through whole Of
year, performed extraordinarily we'll. She has
abundance Of orc, which sappaTent and viii speak
iIself The Qusly OF her Iron lSo l. Doe learned
inquiry any who has used She has been blast
only three years and four months, and the timber, which is
abundant, Is Immediately III the stack entire side and az
distsuce sll She has the hest machinery
the state, which IS in rt rate condition The ore rs
from quarter Of mile mile and half from the Iurnn0o
now the ground 100 II woj. n
excellent condition for coaus from the 7rthet OF which four
loHls he easily made
TERMS.-0He cash payment, toe eaauce ia three equal aunu
al payments, Without interest payable in Fig lron a twenty
dollars, the hank of the river, with this aVGntagc 10 tue
purchaser Iron goes below that figure viii stand the loss
hut it rises will take l. in payment at the market
value 70 be fixed by dsntesd parties H any wishes 70
embark IN the business and will look at the property they will
buy g. A. HARREL.
iuue99-wtI,
fNOEFEE.--Se bsgs Iumore Couee, for saIe low for
~ essh, TERRASS BROTHERS,
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SfrOnE Case % CircuInstnntial ETidence.
Two physicians, De. B. and Or. W., eutersd the
Metropolitan Bath HouseOn Sycamore, above Fourth
street, at late hour ght OF two ago, and asked
for double bath, which vas given them. Oae Of
the two, Dr.. ", disrObsd Immediately, and during
a merry conversation, leaped laughingiy iuto the
tub, inhaliDg quantity Of water, which strasged
him at once He threw up his hands and madeeYery
effort to regain his suspended breath but 10 90 pur
pose. he suffered immensely, and struggled antil
be grew liVid. His fate seemed Inevitable sud Dr..
paralyzsd by terror, stood By bis side and waited
for the moment that death would come 70 hisfrends
relief.
Suddenly Thought struck Or. B., and reason be-
gan to act. He knew that men had been saved from
choking By blows upon lhe back, aud in q moment
he struck his companion who, with protruding eyes
aud lisid face, was undergoing sll The horrors Of
slrangulation, 3 heavy blow between the shoulders
DR.. W threw up the water, aud was relieved At
once, bat exhausted was he By the terrible scene
through which be had passed that he sank helpless
into the tpb, and would have been drowned bu6 for
DR.. B., who lifted him up IN his aud supparied
him until his strength was partially restored.
twas q narrow escape. indeed. Had DR.. ". re
msined ten seconds longer in his then condition. he
would have been beyond the power hope Of rsst0-
ration. Had he dIedthere By strangulstion in what
position FOald his demise have placed DR.. b.. who
had insisted 81 tha "Metropohfan' upon double
BATH and urged his friend, who appeared indifferent
to the natter before the negroes to yield to his pro
positionl No noise would have been made BY the
hGrrid mode Of dying and the first known Of the
casually would have been the announcement o. Dr..
B that DR.. W. was dead.
81 How suspicious, how damning, cireumstanliaily
would this have been. Could il have been proved
that DE-. B. had the least snmity OF even cause for
emily, against DR.. W., nothing but the character
Of the latter and that, opposed to eiroumstaRtial
evidence weighs little with jury, could have eIoul
pated him from Che crime Of deliberate murder
when Dr. p thought Of this. he shuddered more at
Hhatm ight have been his fate than did Dr. ". ~
the prospect Of the hoFrid death which he had 30
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks
A 1M Z Eg do No Sole Leather Covered do
t7T-SN u Ma do Medallion and Iron Framed do
sAsS4sAz4zsJ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. ! Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks
do English Sole Leather
DO Sole Leather Buggy do
DO Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Falses;
JOHN RAMAGE,
may2g. Colloga street,
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND ,GsAITEstS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAUAGE, ~ College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock If Ladies
and Gents wear; and for Misses, Boys and Children. [t
Gents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pur Sole BOotsiss &V
do French Patent Leather Cal Congress Caters; -
do Patent and Calf, kA d Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Fruu ua do
do English LASTING and Frenchta ( Kid Ties;
do Buclskiu \ o.
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting OSfor1s and Dress ....
DO Calf Kid and Boot Morocco Oxforlsi
do Calf Union half Gaters, .E..H
FOR LADIES'
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, Kth and without hes
do do do Lace do do do do
do Glove do do do do do do
10 French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo do Do
do Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid & BTunzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting GaiteTs Plain 4 TippddO 10 do
CIBBRENsS New Bronzod Heel Slippers; Black and Col
o Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and in great variety.
ROX'S aud Youths Oxford Ties, Congress Caters Patent
and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties Call at a
College Street. JOHN RAMAGE.
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e
JULY 10Th, Is5s.a a4es syI 81
r,sraes OF FkriEFr roEK TO NASHVILLE,
Inoeaneetion with NEv TOE Side Hha anu seF1~ sanshp
--o r-r-ses- tsss zlaAesst3 tzs111iz e szf-
.-~ Charleston and Savannah si
TyEEE following rates lss eeosoa and aisSz JUNE lst
= =. M new KOEk no NASHVILLE. \ s.
First class, per 100 l9s- s' gasaesi y
'f55rI ~ 49, -. -sbiI 10
- Einsip Bosses, . l.
SPECIAL rates, :. so -
CLAssIrIC ALTON oS TIE ABOVE ROUTES. s
IsT CLAsS,-PHo;5 ass oEis s s99 sSsas, 5 ppt. gG2
Turpentine barFs CaFctls, ehinas Glass and Class
lery, in cases caks and boxes; Dy Goods in boxes and
Seeds Lbosi6eGlzs. and 9stes at OWN
risk pssers IN cans a1ss AFs In and Brit
IN aIf5gs tzeBl steR 1as specified "a first
ard Ttird Gizssc C0aes Mills, AaonneTyi forcign Lii
g ss[s @ ED p % I9sssss ssa y 5f. is5 5elS esF a ID
Queenswars, crabs ami caks. Rice, Whiting, Plaster,
Sd of ass Ess R, se s9y saaos znG and Tin
pigs, Tin PIst AnE Wees casks Of Chains and Hoes,
a Hss. ss a qSis9 I'D Gzis aisosd @eSels and
A7s cSsiEs As sPses and R9 Z 5 75
other gh articles not enuIn also, easys Of Acids
ether Clenicas VIII beehazgea BY actual weight at
~ No charge for drayage, Wharfage, FerTrding The
above rates coversli expenses from New York to Nashville
n ? Srenson and stations Nashville aud Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
e Insurance. III
By the above Lines per less than by Ptsbur, Wheeling,
Parkersburg The Ohio river making difference OF % to 20
cents per 100 pounds on dry goods. sl
IL Road win not be respOnsblefor any damages occurring at
Sra.
Goods shipped via Savannah, should consigned Agent Cen
trsl Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston, should be consigned agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLIE W. ANDERSEN,
iyI4-tf General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue former
advertisements.
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NOW offer place for sale the NolensFle turnpike t
and a half miles from Nashville. ANY person II
wanting beautiful Residonoe-one that is in every
vsv desirabewould do we'll 70 leok the above
property. determined 60 sell t. No full de- Ii "a
scripon Of the House and Grounds is here necessary.
rs those RhOWould buy themselves
There twenty-five Of Land. The improvements are
all tasy and susfantiaBue Spring Water fore
Trees. Fruit Trees, Shrub Flowers, abound Ihe sou
is fertile and unfaing streams irrgate the grounds taken alto
eber hundreds know the above residence is not urasstir
ies13 55D5 GEO. C. ALLEN.
TIOFi sAITz..-ns brndrea sales northern Estra Hay
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- CoE-rrOUND FKATs ErTa esra
dlf. .f1R A AT 81 EACH


afsoF-I.TDIrND FEAANS Fn ATSa
fff'a AT 81 ZACH rrss
l9W3 ~NfiIINEBY GOODS Al HALF PRICE. ~s<@-
Rich millinery Rf Great sacrifice.
n TcH FAvCY B0NNETs, EMBROIbhRiEs and fancy
IL cess at cost and BALI price, TO close out Summer
- No Ladies vor has 70 yourselves styour
own rrs as re must summer Goods bg the lst Of
sent Likewise last season for selling Fancy Goods,
ll ri rearess Of cost consisting Of Parasols Fans, Rich
lrfoldfr BlauE Lace, Msnlas, Pornonas Combs Head
Dresses and Tancy articles. &c
Reb frif trimmed Imperial Chip B0nus sl2 worth SO
a. do White Fancy y loV-s from S5to 8 aoTth sls
do DO Cheap and SIX, from s. 70 81 worth siv:,
Do Paris Blond Lace, from s. e s. 50 worm sAo-
DO 50a little injured, from s. 90 70 30 n.
see Misses and Chdrens Brown and White Blooer5 anu nav
ehelp. .,-a--.-t1 e d.
sets Of Collars and Sleeves Of Maics work. 81 . g3f %
do dc do Jackonct work. ? 80 ~, ~, "a
Iaekone and Worked Muslin Sleeves, from 90; 70 So
Rich Lace Handkerchief, Linen Cambria Seolelsi ~,
larze stack Of worked hands al half pree li Dis
collars fro Soc to 81 =, worth double sk ~ nun
&c 10 sIg5 Fans Of superior quality nom 1Seto ? ~
Cofgr cans Mohair and retiring very ee2. al als
FIouerg au bridal Flowers ahd SETS Superior qaahH OF e1
tracts at 20c worth 75e. Nov ladies cone aQ s s pas,s
a. we are determined close a. almost any Pf @ Fe IN
tend after this season exclusively u Aner 0oeas Any
kindof good money taken for goods 50 these prlees
e. WISE, Agent |rs-EE
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
jy3l No &c Union street, next door 70 state Bank
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w new White Wheat, be delivered g early &
which We will paw ehighsst market price 1ns ht . 20 III
a order and our buy Fout at 70 price
IunsI6-H ~ z. ?. &ts--,S - :, "a = 49,
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FENH0USANDS Of this Coffee Pot have ay been sold
and the demand from ali parts Of the United States is rapidly
on the increase Wherever introduced, it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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The old DominioD CofFee-POt


Is most economical for nothing being by evaporation in
boiling, onefoU less required while the beverage
stronger more fragrant, and more delicious.
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the fre Major Heurv second then cried ssssor =
bql Bic pEincips fred bis pistalHas- -dizl srz 81
ana ne Ire ~ retnTnsd5y 9lF- Howell Alf How
eils second Then cried nsi0p, but Mr. HoVoli 6rsd
sgaln a Biz antagonist, but it vas not returnsi
lslof iie1fy hred three shots aud Mr.. Howell four
as hoEsll ; first bail struck Major Henry Ia the
ieit arm: Major Henry fEst ball, We are ialo7msd
passed lhrough The right skirt Of Afr. Howslrs coat
me second shot tired bg both gentlemen had no
effect. Af. HoHelrs thiEa BAH struck JIsior 8eurv
n the rghf side OF the abdomen ana paced fbro-y5
the let SIDE, inaieting severe bu e are gisd y,
understand probably not a dangerous and slnsst
eeFtainIy not falal wound. Major Hsnrvss tbir5
fire vas Several on the ground considered spsnl,
As the pistol gss discharged in sueh position as 10
send the ball int the ground. Mr.. HoHeli fourth
Are did not harm bis adversary.
This statement. one OF our reporters sha was
present, believes 70 be correct The eject Of Mr.
HoFells shots On his opponent, We give, according
to Fhai re were informed vas Msim Heurys oHn
eonnunican 70 bis friands- There was consider
able feeling manifested 60 the ground at Mr. How,
elPs fourth fire, but Mr. Henry, himself. a brave
and generous soldier, after he vas wounded. posi-
lively acquitted Mr. Howell q an intention 10 take
eng undue advantage. Mr. HoWen dfstinotly as
serted on the ground, that he dii not heEr hsordar
% ces1e EfA1 serr1
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W7WyE have row Ia store, fne stock q Pianos, -
w Melodeous, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terias &c. and are still manufacturing InsideJ II III II n
Blinds and a kinds Gilt Works, have recently =
added ar-ey to our stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In q \ ord intend to TTMEs, please
our customers and induce them 70 pstrous home, instead Of
febi5-tf ". R. FREEMAN.
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AHEAD,..WE HAYE RECRNTl
THE sGOLD DO1INION,, COFFEE.POT.

aDi i-f No. a Union street, "a door from Bank Of Tenn.
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= i
H. VoIINTISR EsqWe have examined your Digest OF the
supreme Court Of Tennessee, reported since the
publication Of Mr. Meigs Digest which includes volumes Of
our Reports points decided clearly stated,
pFafed is characterized accuracy, abi
" and industry 1t will he OF much the Bench
that will receive te patronage Of the
profession, to which you are justly enttle'i
NELL S. BROWN, HENRY N x. FOGG,
r. ". MACGAYOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
w. T. COOPER T1OS. WASHINGTON, ...
HERMAN cox. A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON N. BRIEN. SB., :. NENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN Il. EWING,
@. NJ. FOGG, JN0. REID,
JNO A. MCCAAiPBELL, WAI K. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG. Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM l.. DEMOSS. Criminal Court.
The above Digest lie had the following
Meszrs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. c. H. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John York 4 Co. Nashville Tennessee
Mr. j. A. RayI, Knoxville, Tennessee.
nsy4-dGwd II. VOLLINTISE.
CtTAR CANDLES.--5OO half and whole boxes for sale
low, TERRASS BROTHERS.
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VOLLINTTNE,S DIGEST.

MEMPHIS February o, 1883.
EOLITN1INE We examined yurr Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, delivered
quent to the period at which Mr.. MeEs Digest Closes with much
interest. The work exhibits accuracy, research and abie
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S'TTyHE OLD DOMINION. .---Iust rs,.i,e5 a fi-,.
supply Of the above Ccacr ra warranted 10 dive s., lie
faction 20 those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
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n EBANON MILLS FLOURs-We have been mads
Agents for the sale Of the Leanod Mills ElouT, Which
superior brand
We have nov in store large supply made Of White Wheat
which we will sell at Wholesale or retail.
may2n-tf CARTER. MCKAY & co