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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
The Effect Of the Administration Vic
From the Boston Journal.

From the Boston Journal.
The administration have won Bunker
Hill triumph. Atsr encOuntering two or
three severe repulses in the House ofRepre-
sen,ativos, they have changed their tactics.
mined extensively. brought their hca,ies.
patronage TO bear. and in both branches oil
Congress have finally carried the day. IL is
only day. The contest which they think
to have settled Is readily postponed and
I transferred TO fields where the President and
his forces are comparatively powerless, and
where this preliminary skirmish will work
TO their utter disadvantage. The sacrifice
Of principle and the evidences OF corruption
which so manifestly attach to the mOmentary
success, will turn to virus in the long run,
and eat out whatever OF heart yet remains
TO the pro.slavery cause. Already the pop
ular instinct singles out the victims Of the
struggle. While reverses and ultimate Do
iea, impcnd over the general Leeomp,om
ranks, instant political mortality Is the
doom OF ,hose who did "- run we'll for a sea-
SON." but fell away in the trying hour.
They are shot through their backbones ;
and the places that now know them will,
as soon rs their constituents can remove
them from the field. know them no more
forever.
IS to Kansas, the ordeal presented by
Ensli.h's bill will, undoubtedly, be a very
trying one. In their territorial condition
the people suffer under every species Of
tyranny which the forms Of republican
government will suffer the Executive to
WELD. A miserable set Of officers, placed
above their reach, ycI and worry them.
The land sales are ordered at times which
scem expressly selected for the disadvantage
Of the residents. by these means emigra.
ton il checked. AMI the worst elements Of
tho population KEEP, in state prcjudicial to
tho security Of property and life. 1t is no
wonder, therefore, tina, the people Of Kan
,as, As body. are extremely dcsirous to
throw OF their pup'lagc as quickly as posi-
bic and assume their own government. Bot,
Tor all this. we do no, believe that they will
accep, the Iccomp,on Constitution, already
empha,ically condemned and now rendered
with the mos, degrading Accomplishments.
No, the people Of Kansas themselve. have
laugh, u. better than to harbOr such ,us-
picion a, this time.
Bu, while the Injuries Of thismeasurc are
to he deeply regretted, no opponen, can b
in'en.iblc to the SURE presages Of ultimate
victory Of the right which have illumined
the whole progress OF the reccn, struggles in
both branches Of Congress. When Senators
like Seward and Wilson can meet upon com,
mon ground with Douglas and Stuart OF tha
Northwest. with Brodsriok. the exponent
Of the young nation on the Pacific coast:
and with Crittendcn and Bell. the reprcscn'
tatiye- Of the conservative feeling Of ID,
South, We may be assured they have the
PanOply OF nationality and the guaranty oil
success. rs well a. the attributes Of justice
ON their side. The same assurance j. given
in the House by the union Of Harris and
Humphrey Marshall, aud their political as
soeia,e., with the Republican forces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

A STARVATION RELiGIos. A sec. has
sprung up in Liverpool, Euglhnd, under
the lead Of Mr.. Thomas Angel, calling
themselves "Angelites or Human Nature
Conquerers. who live without food, and
who NEE, daily, morning. and evenings, in
Sunderland street, 10 illustrate their doc
trints aud IN enroll members. by signing a
declaration that they will neither eat nor
drink. They have put forth printed cir
cular stating their views, and including a
repor, Of their sermons and the manner
they AdOp, To overcome languidnes. and the
total wan, OF food also, the eminent DR..
Bickorsiihs certificate OF the cIeellen, health
OF the members Of thi. extraordinary society
with their apology for eating no food"
let them try /, We once heard OF ',in'
~ professor Of religion who boosted he had
been in the church Eve years and religion
had not eost him cent. Bu, he had 70
eat aud drink. New York Observer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

We are requested to give notice that the
members Of the Uniyersalist Society in this
town will assemble at the Westinghouse in
this village, on Saturday next, at O'Clock
p. NJ, to SEQ what measures will be taken
to secure a minister during the ensuing
year. We understand that the Society at
Norway intend to employ Rev. Mr.. Snow
three-fourtbs OF the time, and an effort is to
be made 10 secure his services at this place
the remainder OF the time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

PHILADELPHIA, May II. Mayor Henry
was inaugura,ed a, noon to-day in lndepen-
dence Square, and made brief address to
large concourse Of citizens, In which be
promises an economical supervision OF the
finances, n reorganization OF the police
force. retaining such only as deserved 1t and
dismissiug those whose habits unit. them
for vsrvice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

From the correspondence Of the Baltimore
Sun The estimates for the three regiments
of volunteers authorized by the late act Of
Congress, bave been prepared, and are be-
fore the Committee Of Ways and means.
They are said to amount to four and bali
millions Tor the coming fiscal year. This
amount probably meets the expense OF
mounting them, as is said to be the purpose
Of the government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

oRrCOs. Lafayette Grover, son of DR..
Grover, Of Bethel, in this County, is candi'
date for member Of Congress, from Oregon
The election is soon to take place. IL will
be recolleeted that Mr.. Thur-ton, first dele
gate from the territory, was a native OF Old
oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

RAItRolD ACCIDENT. Ahorriblo accident
occurred near whitesfeld, " Y, on the
Central railroadiOn Tuesday, by the crush.
ins Of a bridge. Seven or eight persons
were killed, at once, and Eve or six were
barely alive. Some forty were injured.
Two trains were passing on the bridge, on
separate tracks, at the same time, which
proved too great strain for the timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
CItHrING.

TIE p.f'i.her, ~ TIE ONfrj p,mrerai have
made alfaH.rueni. % iufui-h o. their .c' hrt',
IN csH.. l.su sith then Jlurnai. De- ioin~'ns pc-
ttoIlr. ...
o. .H-, n TIE ONflrl nrmucrai, anl The
AtLaati. NaHthN. uue Nslr, i1r SO
Ore -.., .i The ONnfd Democrat, anil
HARP. N,g,trs-. onr ,s4r, $50
ONtH. p.u,cfat and i.it- Illustrated, Gr
on NfH.. sW
ONf.f p-1rrrni an Phrcaoia. zeal Jour.
o.. orr tstr, l,0
"a Democrat sol Water Coz, Journal.
90 Nr... 80
Pst-rH. .rr.f o. u1'- f1 aIylrsr. i1 90 eases.
W .l-H HrspsfrJ rH receive -uil.rripi'1us o.
Trr.. ~ .rffsr - sIvgiIi-sfaeut be- an.
othrr r..Ir1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

The Land Bill Of Mr. Morrill,. now before
COn:rs gives 70 Maine 100000 acres OF
land 10 D. appropriated to the support Of
m agricultural college.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
iiook aud Job Priutiut
Lot Al AGENTS.

PROMPTLY AM NEATLY EXECUTED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07

The Senate February 8, was occupied principally
with Mr.. DAVIS bill to increase the stock Of the
Bank Of Tennessee The bill was amended by
striking out that portion which provides for the is
suance Of State bonds, leaving in the bill that
portion which requires the sale of State stock in the
Turnpike companies, and the Union and Planters
Banks; S25O,OOO of the proceeds to be applied to
creafiug Branch Bank at Memphis, and the same
amount to establish Branch at Chattanooga. The
bin passed on the second reading; most Of the Sena-
tors. however desired not 10 be considered as com
mitted to the BILL and some Of them expressing the
intention Of voting against 1t when it comes up 81
the third reading, which Will be Monday, the 10th
instant.
Mr.. HE1sKEIL, on the part of the Committee on
the Revised Code in answer to a resolution report
Ell that they were engaged both night and day
AMI would complete them about the 10th Of March,
and recommended that bills Of a general character
should be acted upon in preference to local bills, so
they might be incorporated in the Code without re
tsrdng its progress. To carry out this suggestion,
resolution was adopted to take up bills Of gene
raj character first and act upon them.
In the House Of Representatives. the discussion Of
the Bell Resolutions is continued and made the spe-
cial order for Monday night--Nr. DAVIDSON having
the floor,
Mr. CoPELAND's new county resolutions failed
again on the second reading and the House refused
to reconsider the vote rejecting Mr.. ST. JOHNs BILL
to repeal the law creating State GeolOgist.
The vote Of January 9Th, rejecting the bill from
the Senate to relieve from escheat the title to Ger
tain lands in Morgan county was recOnsidered, and
then the bin passed the third and last reading.
Mr.. CoOprR's bill to secure the collection of medi-
cal fees, was considered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07

AI6 NuQ u6S L1OudO4J Iu6 uOSb Al TIC Ano4ASS'
No well regulated family can afford to do without a
Grover B lker Machine made expressly for family use
We advise s our reaisrs call and examine them 81 No
Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
Tere is not an invention Of this inventive age viii ch
honors nerictn genius more than e Saving Machine
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We
ssisd fro personal examination that the one called
Grover Bakers" is all that itclaims to E, and
good enough to be safely recommended and to meet al
elsonble requirements in the work Of IA family
Independent
"FOr our own family use, we became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine is the best and acoOr
dinghy purchased it"-Americ4n Agrculurst OF Oct s.
Horace Greeley in referring to the above notice from the
American AgrcuIturist, writes: ITO all Of which
Tribune says amen-That the writer Of notice OF sew.
ing Machines thstwe aUey published, prefers Wheele
d Wilson'S does not mate5them preferable"
n P Willis Esq, editor OF The Home Journal, in his
issue of November g. in comparing the machine with
Others says The Of this Inc, in the first place
is easier leaned. Then the stitch is elastic aud
much stronger for wOoliea clothes IdnEhss of its
work. which the other does The work be ripped
and re sewed and does not rip Of ITSELF without It's bsi5g
intended though every third stitch be Tle
machine runs silk linen thread aud common spool cotton
with equal Lcuy; and very material advantage is, that
1t sews from ordinary spoois, ret makng Il necessary as in
other Machines that cotton should rst be respOoed Its
construction is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker machines are We believe superior
to any others b ston Daily Advertiser
"FrUm the bes!mformatOn We have been able to obtain
as well as from careful examination of the work done with
different machines we are led to give the pre- erenee 10
Grover Bakes. TIE fitness and beauty of the sttcn
made by these maohues unsurpassed and 10 the liza
bty Of the Work to rip cut If the question Amer
lean Baptist.
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
he liberty Of referring any Of the thousand families
who have had their machines in daily use.
Circulars containing cuts Of different styles Of
Chimes and Of ali parties all parts OF the eOuny
of the highest responsibility OF whom inquiries be
made will be furnished on request.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07

Mr. Knowles is Master of Machinery Of Road, and
reliable man, IN whose statements We would connde
". X. SEEk ENSON, President,
nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. /. ANDERSON,
SUPERINTENDENT Of n. & L . L. X.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LubriCating Machinery,


In Scotland the Camel COslOs have been very fsvoTa-
bly, known and extensively used the place Of Sperm for
the last few years. Oils a similar and quality
now being made By Union Coal and Oil Company, and
are very highly ued wherever known. This OH has the
sane weight and will bear the temperature, when
winter strained Sperm, and is fully equal to il
Lubrcst0 having been sub to The severest tests
upon heavy and light machinery and given entire sat
sfacon This OIL peculiarly adapted 70 Railroads, Cot
ton Spindles, Machine shops, and all machinery where
due OIL is required. It economical than ordinary
Oils is sold about the price, and as hail the
quantity will 10 equal amount OF fabrication, and do IL
better.
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be used in
the same manner finest sperm. The openings Of the
cans and used for ordinary Oils should be
reduced, Otherwise the OIL Will be wasted.
hese Oils will be furnished 10 dealers at the factory Pr
ces, adding freight assurance, and exchange and all Oils
sold BY this company fully guaranteed represented
For sale by Ewn, Peadetou & Co., Of this cy, Agents
for the Union Coal and vi Company, MGysylie, Ky.
call puoc attention the following certificates Of
gentlemen kLoWu here and elsewhere
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
AGENTS. Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorised TO announce WILLIAM l.. FOSTER q
candidate for County Court CLERK. ste.
Ne are authorized 10 announce FELIX r. CHEATHAM 4
candidate for reelection Clerk Of the County Court Of
davidson county.
Ne authorized to announce Capt. JOHN S. DEsHIELL
candidate for Clerk Of the County Court Davidson
-ounty. iy Std
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
valuable Farm FOR sac.

THAT Falaab fam sh4,h Tsgn-d have re1l.
a5u Tor tuo las, Ton tar Do Of sale i ia Ia NE Har1
VI DUCK 10 no couLt Ut COIe8, Git allies o. Mao
clestgr, aid iron Aala4 ana niles
lrJuI hJTmaBCy Tue ay
80 acTss Of Rhtcn cleared
OF nrsl iarmHg lanu 40 uJrm-ly auOHu as
ths Davidson pace, thts 9ranie resi-
lUut WIKI Necessary 0-t houses bafuss CT 3s zalus
u ne uost quaint tqu yOuug Ofcl-Ids 0t en5co lruli
uHnihg lnrugh ID ssgiuus 81 ru In ol o.
OOLn lraUs ~ lal agy crops, sItnsr zu grsa
and bO uLI,d Inry H Do lid ssIaI. iugutnoff
sui purchases l. 10 ne
stale lls As tnOss usnLE ~ laY s0ull curses
Elsn 10 vsa me premise bvurs plrca-i Is, fula1f de-
scPuUu Is deemed aunocessaryi D4 -Fi ~ caii
and see IOr la5mssiTes-
doCza-6m HODGt 8 KAN Ef.
24,OOO Papers Eresh Garden sreds.
"A % receipt % NE eAtulFe stick Of
W Garden Seeds, lembraciug many nsH and valuable
varieties ever bTOuh W Lns ket lnsy are allo me
groat Of 1851 and irJm INC o0uns houses Of vel knoun
reputation:
d. lambeth & Sons, Philadelphia
The American seed Gzrl1n, HIlhsrsaeld, cLas
Risley . FfsdOnlz, New YORK.,
SuaAeT GarJeus, 5oulh UhiOn, ksutuckys
Descriptive Catalogues fom me Shove houses ro1di r
graIalt0us distrbuLiOn- Call ana gel oLe.
In adOn above, nave ar5 supply OF Jhd most
usual D. pJands and Bsaus and Peas By
1000 Paper Flower SEEDS.
JHsf received rom hs celebrated house u johnson n
bIns & o. Two thousand OF Flower seeds. mo lovers
Of FWers larger and better assortment tr0
which taer solsca0n u sceds aan thsy
L0lors had his city. RAINS O. BROWN,
No. l9 SoIh slde -uDIc square,
u OUuuaIUs ! =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07

n. ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-CottOn, sales $500 bales,
firm. Sugar 48a5. Molasses 24a25. Corn better.
Mess pork IA 50a15 90. Other articles unchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
JAMES d. MURRkLL, or
MA ~ "a MN
LONG CREEK MILLS FUk SALE-flAICl.
OPPORTUNIrYT LAND BUHEfls.
NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of decree Of he Uounty Count Of Grundy
County, made a. its Janaary tam 1905 In lha Of j.
a. GsotsOu, ais. Byron Wilson ana Others shall
10 sell pube 20 The highest bidder, th1
rsmlsPs, SATURDAY, me 2uth IA February, ISIS
valuable tract OF andtEe iande ntauing aboul 50
mouth Of hubbardii Cove, the Hills bounded
b he lands OF ia PARIS, Thomas Martha and 0hc,
known lillian Wilson, tdeoaasedl OF iaud,
which the a. ceased th8 Time death Tha
lad will be sOld 70 me WAC - dover, credit
Of ears, 800 ncash hand paid notes.
approved security Do required purchaser sud
90 Tue annl tns purchase monsy pad.
Ihis Sth GAY Jauuar ISIS. s. TlrIONt
A. urs tat County Court CLERK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
rrI,or, WY ru. snOvra slErn zAcms1 8. un,rn-

RELsoEs Why THE eRoVER & BAKER HAcHISE Is UUVBH-
SALLY PREFERRED FoR FAMILY SEWING.
It Is mcFe 81 mpls ard easily kept in order than
any other Machine.
3D. Hmakes seam which win not nip or raveI though
every third stitch is cut.
3D. It ssws from two ordinary sp)0ls, aud thus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided, while the same Ma
chine be adapted at pleasure, b. mere change Of
spools, to all varieties Of work.
9Th The same Machine runs silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
5th The seam is elastic as the most elastic fabric
that it is free from all liability to break in washing, iron
ing, or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made BY this Machine is beautiful
than any other made, either bv hand or machine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07

We authorised TO JEssE W. PAaE, candi-
date for Constable in the Nashville District Jan TT
We a authorised 80 announce SAM. D, NICHOL as &
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
suing March election.
We authorised 10 J. B. REDDICK candidate
for Constable Of Davidson County. sept lite
We are authorized to announce JEsE B. Pray, cRndi-
date for Constable in the Nashville District. sept %
We are authorised TO FLKTrHRR W. born q
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District. OC7-
We are authorised 10 announce l. A. STOUT candidate
for Constable in the Nashville District the ensuing
March election, dec ste.
for Constable in the Nashville District ensuing March
election. ee--tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
SHELBY TRON3.W0RK5
AND
CaF-WheeI Mandatory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

WWTHITCOMB, & LEIGO, FouDdsu and Machine
~ .sis respectfully give notice that their extensive
Foundry Machine shop, and FOFges are now competed
aud operation, and That they prepared 10
execute orders Tor heavy aod light castings intending
CAR WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED
PATTI ems.
In h department, thorough knowledge and long exps
Renee enable 70 challenge competition. Also,
CASr-IRON HOUSE FRONTS
or the most proved plttsRs plain hutsd and oFnamen
Loumls Water Pipes OF all sizes, Rst0rls for Gas
Works. aud other establ shmen wnera required steam
Bnginss, Saw Ails, Flour Mhs, &C, made PROMPTLY 10
rrdsr, and Of the beat material. Particular attention given
TO repairing machinery al low prices liberal terms.
OUR SMI1 "a WORKS
Will DO Of the most extensive character; Saw Mil work,
Surrups Dogs, Ptman-lr0ns, Saw CEanKs BOiis, all
kinds OF nj Irons made on the shortest notice.
AZ We are practical meehani,s, wishing 70 establish
permanent business OBJECT will be pay particular At
len0u 10 ali orders for new, repairing old machiney
All require trial, and are confident OF being pa
trOniZsd.
N B-Ws have hand at present large assortment OF
Firs-BarB for Steam Engines.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 4, Is5z-lE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
aIECLLA MLCss EALR

Il late MuChancs' Fair, held the Civ NASHVILLE
Il in OCTOBER, 1857, Judges appointed examine
ucss in Glass 43-NO. L. GROVER q BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes. No l6{, SIsGRRs-fEe port upon the FrinCl-
pal points and merits Of the machines fOlloWs:
Inc machines both thread machines thai is usiny
separate threads making the stitch; that GROVER
& BAEER using the thread from Common sPOOis
with two Needles; and that Of SIEGER's using Oue
spool and needle other read WORKING BfOb.
bin inclOsed in a shuttle, and, in he opinion Of
The mlttee best adapted 10 EIe ClOthingS sad
dieFy, &c.
Ine GROVER & BAKER as the Least COmpIicats
ed Machinery and, of courses easier man
aged; advantage ei using spOOis without Ee-
hiding. with the ,tJu Oi dne ciotnIng sad
cieTy, &C. the opinion Of the committee is best suit
ed Tor Family Use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
ST sroCKMAS.

wayland, Mass, Feb. S, Is57.
PROF. o. y. WOOD & Co.-Gsntss HAVOC rstliEs lhs
good Effects OF Jour hair Restorative ~ SAFE, llaB
nnding ny hair growing t1n, we'll gray, Undue
ed What lead heard, tIy pre- pared
~ yous % Frouels ts grouh and change c00r-
yOuh, ID Of which sd5cl5d c0mplessY. In
the operation / have used nearly Three eotsss.
ours, &C., JAMEs FRANCIS.
G. J. WOOD O CO., fropuetofss sI3 6roat san, Auu
New din ne greatly. Y Wire Rainng eni anf
ia Msrkstst., Louis ~. s6d D. al good Drsg-
~ a. a4gt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07

CINCINNATI, Feb. Ga million pounds Of bulk
meat sold at 81 and u for shoulder and sides Ness
pork IA 90; Lard advanced /. Whisky 10; &9las-
ses 25a26 Sugar 54a61, Coffee lOtall super.Flopr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, n. d.,
PiyJiciaE Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unaling in the or s
those painful and dangerous dieases which the female
constitution is subject. modeTales all and removes
all distractions, and a speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
is especially suited It will short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp
of Great Britain, 60 prevent Counterehs.
CAUTION
These Pills sk0sd BctakCH hy females during ts First
Three Months Of Pregnancy, they bring on
Miscarriage, Jlt a any other time thcg are safe.
In AL OF Nervous and Spinal affections, pain In the
back and limbs fatigue slight oxedon pspiiaton 9th
heart Egs.ar and Whites these pills will cure
when ala other have failed, and although powerful
omody, contain iron, caomeI antimouy, anything
BurtsII Co. roe constitution,
Full dire stous accompany each package
Sole Agent lo- The United States aud Consds.
JOB MOSES,
Lsto 1. c. Baldwin q co,
Rochester, N Y.
n. BSl 90 and postage stamps enclosed any author
1od Agent will insure boe OF Pills by return mail,
sold wholesale and retail by Berry d Dsmoyile, and C,
". heudeTshoJ~ AE,a-s Tor Nashville. doodGsWly