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what Old Buck Drinks.

MFR. MONTGOMERY, of "Crittenden Mont
gomery Amendment" notority, in the letter
which we republish this morning, enlightens
the public as to the kind of stimulant the
President uses. 1t appears that brnndies,
wines, gin, rum, and the numerous other distil-
atoms which swell the catalogue of intoxicat-
ing liquors, and fill the land with drunkards,
are preterrhifted, eschewed, ignored, by the
presidential palate, and cold rye" alone in
stalled into favor. Sham democratic drink
ers will note the fact, and act accordingly.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

OY virtue Of two venditioui exponas Ia directed,
- delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF la
wilson County, Tennessee, at its May term, 1885 /
will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house yard gate in the city OF Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, The 18th DAY Of AUGUST
1888 all the right, title claim interest and estate which
81 NJ Henkle, ST. then had or may have since acqulT
ed in and 10 the following described Lot No. 245 the
plan Of Lots known kwlngs addition, % Nashville,
which plan Is registered in the Registers once Of
Davidson county, IN book No IL, page .0e Said Lots
front 324 feet Stevenson Street, and run back
lo0 to an alley, with alley the North side,
being same Lot sold 10 NJ NJ Henkie, sr. by Andrew
Anderson. Levied the property Of N. NJ. Henkls
a. satisfy judgments rendered in Of J.
~ Zimmerman, and u. +. WIlkn trustee.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
jy l6-td SherIfTof Davidson CO.
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CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES.
First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots Shoes Ii
quors, Oils, Ae., Ia bottles Canphene and Spirits Tur-
ware ia cases Clocks, confectioneries, Cotton Cards
Cutlery, in cases casks, and boxes; Dry Goods IN
boxes and bales; Drugs ,fruit Trees and Slrubbery
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses and looking
Glass plates, (at owners risk , Oysters in cans and
lars; saddiery, Tin and Britannia Ware Teas and
Specs.
second Class.
Hardware, Except such as specified in First and
Third classes Coffee NILS Machinery; Foreign Ii
quors In barrels and f1pes; Tobacco in boxes Leaih-
er, in rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks;
Croekery and oneensware, in crates and casks; Rice,
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Glass.
Axes, Shostls, Spades, Sad irons Zinc aud Tin in
pigs Tin Plate Anvis Vices casks IL Chains aud Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings
MI Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axes. Railroad
Wheels and Axes, Chairs, Spikes. and Rosn in bhs-
Special Rates.
Furniture and Csrriag e. boxed aud other LIGHT ar
teles not enumerated aso, carbays Of Acids, 9TH
er Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight, at
double First Class rates.
ga No charge for draysge, wharfage, or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York a. Nashville.
ss- stevensoa and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road west entitled above
rates.
burg, Wheeling, Parkessburg and the Ohio River,
making iiferenee az ooto IS cents psr 100 pounds
On dry goods
n Road ~iIl not be responsible for any damages
securing at seq
Goods shipped via savannah sbsuld De consigned 20
Agent Csn,rai Raiirssd Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped wa Char estnn shoad be consigned 70
CHARLES ". ANDERSON,
Jyis-d General Agent
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The Citizens, Bank.l

We republish in another column a card
from Capt. ID. B. TURNER, late President of the
Citizens Bank, together with the comments
though CHIEF officer. and conditional owner in
part, of the bank, for nearly six months,
Capt. TURNER does not know the amount of
the circulation or liabilities of the institution,
or its cash means and assets This is little
singular; and may be regarded a striking
evidence of the manner in which business is
transacted in some of the banks of our State.
Have any books been kept by the bank. Or
have the officers resorted only to the print
tive method of record-a shingle and a piece
of charcoal.
The Memphis Apalanche appears to regard
the bank as broke, and asks what is TO be-
come Of the bill-holders?" OF course they are
to be the losers-they have received the notes
IA money and can hoard it as long as they
choose now without apprehensions to de-
probation. BY this time, they ought TO be
sufficiently accustomed TO being done in
this way, and stoics enough TO bear the infiic-
ton without groan. Have they not. with
in few years past been left with the bag TO
hold by the
Central Bank, of Nashville,
Agricultural Bank, of Brownsville,
Bank of East Tennessee,
Exchange Bank,
besides being compelled to lose heavily upon
the deprecated paper of the banks Of Ciai-
borne, Jefferson, cambridge. Trenton, &c.
Surely by this time bill-holders ought 20 be
able to stand almost any inhction bank men
may choose to visit upon them!
The losses which these repeated failures
cause to the honest masses who receive bank
notes, in payment Of debts, and in exchange
for merchandise, produce, &c, and the evils
arising from the peculiarities of banking in
Tennessee, call loudly for relief We agree
with our democratic contemporaries that
that something must be done, and that as
speedily as possible. Whilst we cannot go
with them for an exclusively metallic curren-
CIV, we are ready for other reforms, which
.hall make banking more reputable and de-
prive il of its power TO injure the people.
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SHERIFF1S SALE.

I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, its May term 1855,
will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, in the City Of
Nashville, SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1858, all the right, ttle Claim, interest and
estate which jeff Munks then had, NAV have since
acquired and 10 the following described tract OF
and lying in Davidson county, being part Of the Day
Fly tract, situated on the South side of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga railroad, about Is miles from
the city of Nashville containing and ninety
three poles, near Wallaces Gap, aud the Southwest
of Lot No. s. OF the subdiv said tract
oeing known Lot No. 4, in the subdivision of said
Day Fly Of land; levied the property of
Jefferson Munks to satisfy Judgment ia favor OF
Isaac WhitwOrth.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jyl6-td Sheriff of Davidson co.
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beautiful white coon was brought to
town, few days ago, by Mr.. Lawrence
Fisher. 1t is perfectly white, and the only
one of the kind ever seen in this section of
the country.-Anglaise tOhio) Democrat
That, then, is not that same old cooa," for
he, ever since 1910, has invariably been black.
Boston Post.
1t could not have been n Democratic coon,
for that animal has aisoays been as ''ring-
streaked and spotted as a hyena-white
prevailing on its southern extremities, black
on its northers limbs, and with long tail as
changeable a chameieon.-C5 Columbus En-
OIIrer.
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TRUST SALE.

TY virsse q n iced q -rusf exocnsed 10 me nv
ID wm- Hastsnesd, dated the 18th day &C Jaly 1855,
registered the Rez<tsr's sce 81 iasidsnn csanfy
IN Bak Ma ", Is. shah proceed 10 sen ca the
premises, on s@taFsay soc IN Gay af Aasoss Rext.
bet~eca ID and 20 - the lad se<srshse N
deed, beng fsrt a the place Which SAD fIarshri4
nos hFes. lying The ~e-t si6e aud astninins the
Osen ant smyrna rarBp<ka The lard = mostly
ere~k hosfsps, and h.s hsne e-sn mia susns plst
xll be exhitIIted Ms DAY 81 sale Tue terms wili
be and tao yeas interest," 1ith approved
sceafsfs. an ira retained JuS L EWiNG.
iyts, $50. Trus.ss.
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From the M.mpbi, B,,l,etiu. 18Th.

From the Memphis Bulletin 18Th.
The following card will strike our readers
with the surprise which it excited here when
its substance first become known yesterday
afternoon, causing an unusual degree of ex-
citement in all financial circles. On the streets
after four o'clock, the rumOr spread with
amazing rapidity, that something was wrong
with the Citizens Bank. and it was almost
universally discredited though no one seemed
to be in possession of any fact which would
warrant the ill-repute it had so suddenly at
tained-the Bank having transacted its bust
ness as usual during Bank hours.
Ignorant as we are of the grounds of aban-
donement of the Bank alluded to in Capt
Turner's card, announcing his withdrawal from
it, we can only apprize our distant readers. as
we have done above. of the immediate effect
produced by it, and await the developments
of time. 1t lis proper that, in this connection,
we should suspend the assurance given in this
paper, of the confidence extended to it by
our other Banks and by the mercantile com
muuity. Up to yesterday afternoon, that as
surance was literally true. What estimation
the issues of the Bank will be held in today,
or tomorrow. remains to be seen. Until fur
Their advised, our offer to receive its notes is
withdrawn. We take it for certain that the
card below, and the state of the public mind
produced by it, will develop other facts in re-
gard to the condition of the Bank. which,
when given to the public, will be a better
guide than any conjectures we might now in
dulge in.
To the Editor Of the Morning Bulletin
On or about the 29th of January last l
made contract to purchase an interest in the
Citizens Bank, on certain conditions, based
on a showing, made by the contracting party
of the circulation of notes aud other liabili-
ties of the said Bank. together with the cash
means and other assets of the Bank, TO re-
deem the circulation. etc. / have remained
here to the present time TO have the agreement
complied with, on the part of the other party
without success. l have left the Bank with
every dollars worth of assets, with the adj
dition of about fifteen thousand dollars profits.
Ny account on the books of the Bank will
show that / do not Oace one cent, nor has there
been any money lost or misappled since the
the date Of the contract. w. A. Jones will
remain in the Bank and pay all depositors;
the balance of the money and other assets
will be handed over TO the owners of the Bank
For the truth of the above statement refer
to W. A. Jones, who will confirm what have
stated. ID. Il. TURNER
Memphis, July II, 1858
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lne kct Ofnce - IN the passenger Dtpoi, ana -
open hour before the starting q each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase o Tickets. Il .
open no other time during The day Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the A, NJ. TFaia,
which CONNECTS throughout with Trains lhe Olher
roads. Time 90 Richmond - hours; Washington tao
days; Philadelphia two and hall, and New York
three days Tbs = this cheaPes; and beat route fFOm
Nashville 20 the East
New Orleans passengers leave lhs $50 T.. n
Train, arriving al Memphis IN for Nm
Orleans, the evening % the next day, asd 60
tn ough With beats without crtraison al Memphis.
These fr McAinnyIlie Sparta AID Be-fsheb >prinss.
leave Nashville 90 the $50 T. NJ. Train which
directly al TuiAhona With the Train for Nc MINI
Vile fersons leaving HcNinnvilie IA the nleFuins
arrive al Nashville at $50 p. a.
Al Nashville there beats wksch ieAFe tally for
smthIand. and coaneet with bts for different places
the Obs and Mssissppi rivers; aiss. daily ae 81
stages Tor Loaisvilie, leaving every morning the
arrival q the nghs express
BY dis change II sehedaie the Train from Mem.
phEs connerts direct IL Stevenson with ap and
down day Trains, causing DELAY " Nashville and
Eastern Passengers. and hour i gained the
soFnsf sctedale IN goang " Menu h4s from S4shvl
G L AM EfsSuS,
tyio-u General Ticket Aseal
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the l4th, by the Rev John s.
Hays, Dr. WILL L. NrcHoL, Of this city, TO HENRIETTA
daughter of Sterling R. Cockrell, Esq
On last night, by the Rev j. Hays, Mr.. N X GRIF-
FIN and Miss MARGARET F. CoSLEY, all Of this city.
tOur young friend has been samplng cotton bales
for many years past, at the warehouse of A. Hamil-
ton and Is considered most excellent Judge particu-
larry OF the Fair, evidenced by the above
nouncement. Long may they live in happiness, with
samples Fair 10 Good Middng in all seasons.l
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF four venditioni exponas To directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson county, Tennessee at its May term, 1855,
will expose Ia public sale, TO the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse yard gate the city Of Nash
vile On SATURDAY, THE 2sth DAY or AUGUST,
1855, all the right, title claim and which
John X. Gleaves then had, may have since acqur-
ed in and "a the following described tract OF Land,
containing 455S in Civil District No 4, in David
son county, and bounded by VIM. {. Gleaves, Joseph
Brnkley, Martha Hessey, and Jas r. tleayes Levied
upon the property OF John X. Gleaves 60 satisfy
four Judgments rendered in favor of b. p Castleman,
j. c. Dyment, VIM. Bourne, aud Chas. II. Cook.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jy l6td Sheriff OF Davidson co.
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Sberig's Sales.
SHERFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of six vendtoni exponas, to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
oil Davidson county, Tennessee. at its May Term,
1858, will expose to public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash at the Court yard gate in the city Of
Nashville, SATURDAY THE 2sIH DAY OF AU-
GUST 1858, all the right, title, claim, interest and es
tate which 1hos. = Blackwell then had, may have
acquired in and to the following described
of Land and Dwelling House. in district No of Da
wilson county, and bounded as follows On the
by the lands Of sam. Steel on the north and west by
the lands OF BENJAMIN Hurt, on the south by the
lands OF Samuel Butler and Josiah Hurt, levied upon
the property of Thos: :. Blackwell, containing
about 20 To satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of John r. Geaves, VIM Bayed Samuel Butter, An
derson Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant,
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Jyl6, '5s-td Sheriff Davidson CO.
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Seven Acres on Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph p. Brown and others VS. Samuel B. Brown ara
others
n pursuance Of a decree made in the above named
cause, by the Chancery Court at Nashville at its
Ma Term, 1858, will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, on credit Of 3, and months at the Court
House IN this city Saturday. the eth cay August
1905 the tract o Land in the peadngs mentioned and
described the being tract Of seven .cres living
on the Stewarts Ferry Turnpike Road in this county
and bought by the defendant Samuel D. Brown ~
WIN j. Brown Notes with two approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money IA
pad JNo. =. GLEAVFS
jy6-tf C. An Chancery Coprt at Nashvule
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IQY virtue of venditiOni eXpOnas direct
- ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county Tennessee its May Term
1885, viii expose To public sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash the Court house yard gate in the CITY
of Nash vile, on SATURDAY, The 18TH DAY OF AU-
GUST 1858, all the right title, claim, interest and
tate which John Brandon then had, may have since
acquired in and To the following described lot No
thirty feet, in the city of ashvle, Cherry street,
in Davidson county east side, bounded on the north
by VIM Stewart, the east by Jesse Collins aud
hecham, the south by Rees w Porter, formerly John
Tindail. Said lot back from Cherry street.
TO Colipss line IS feet. Levied the property
John Brandon to satisfy judgment rendere in favor
of Birdie Dupree. JAMES NJ HINTON,
lyle, '5S-td Sheriff of Davidson co.
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SHERJFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of a venditioui expOuas me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ID Davidson county Tennessee its May term 1855,
will expose 70 public sale, To the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, III the city Of
Nashville SATURDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1858, all the right, title, claim interest aud
estate which James McQuade then had or may have
acquired in ami TO the following described Lot No.
245 in West Nashville, in county OF Davidson; levied
On the property of James McQuade To satisfy a
judgment rendered IN favor OF ARTS Brown.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
jyl6-td Sheriff of Davidson county.
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Gr,rfenberg ChiIdrens Panacea.
Notice Of Dissolution.

TIVE frm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON a 90. com
Il posed Of And Allison, 7. Anderson and W. ID
NI2nahan, was by mutual consent Dissolved ON the
lsf day Of June, by the retiring 81 Mr.. MIAnahan
from the firm And. Allison and T. Anderson are
alone authorized to wind up the business of the old
arm Those Indebted 10 the late Arm requested
On make payment without delay, and those having
Claims against the same viii present them for pay
ment- ALLISON, ANDERSON CO
Having purchased Mr.. MTAnahsn's interest IN the
goods, ~e have taken IN a. partners our bnsiness
Dixon A. Alison and john johnson. We shall con
tinue ai our old stand, where En be I,leaso1 70
meet our old fri-nds and merchants generally.
Being ANXIOUS u cut down present stick lou
passible, preparatory our Gan purchase Ne viii
offer ndooements IN prices thase xshsns - reDien.
ish their stuck We shail be glad AL tines
satisfactorily zee
junei4 ALLISON, ANnETsSox co.
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Nervous and Rheumatic Affections.

HOLLAND BTTTERs.
81 We have rsed this medicine ourselves, and in
many cases with the greatest success. The most eel
ebrated OF our German Physicians are recommending
it, During this changeable weather, while most per-
sons are troubled with nervous and rheumatic arec-
tons, !; viii be found valuable remedy ''--s1aats
ZeitHHg
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Lot on Market Street, 25 by 90.

Ewing Bowen rs, Callaghan and G P. Sanders M.
same.
DCRSCANT 90 a decree Of this Court in the above.
Il causes, at Nav Term, 1855 ] will offer at Public
safe at the Court House IN this city Saturday the
Ith day OF August, 1858, what is known as the
Calaghan property on Market street the same beirg
25 feet front by 90 feet deep
TERMS -tnethrd cash, and for the balance a credit
OF one and two with interest notes with anproy
ed security required and lien be retained until the
purchase money Is fully paidand property sold with
out equity Of redemption.
JNO. +. GIEAVES
ie6-td C. An Chancerv Court a, Nasb,uto
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situation Wantea.

DY ycung Of god Business qaaIiaeatio ns
ID who has been ennn~ctes With thr crooeFy and II.
qa,rs basiness, snd can come sell recommended.
Address Blk 81 y. % eS-u
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Desirable Farm for Sale,

WE are Offering for sale that beautiful and weN
w improved farm, containing IS acres, fronting
this Gailatn Turnpike and within sight 81 the Ious-
xhe and Nashville Railroad a miles from Nash vile.
This place h IN 81 the very best neigh hoods in
the state. The improvements, !, insisting OF a COM
nodi"ns dwelling House, good servants Rooms
hhch~n, tarrtage House Stables, and two excellent
Springs; ali under substantial enclosure
TRANSPORT, McwHIRTER 4 co,
tunelZ-im No ) Inn BlOek
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 10 se one of the prcttiest and most desira-
Il bic places that has been offered for sale u con-
tains about 400 acres OF fine and fertile land with ele
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing 70 Acres well watered and tim
bcred, with improvements.
mayl5-d WILL l. BOYn In
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A false friend l. like shadow on dial
II appears in clear weather, bat vanishes rs
soon as 4 cloud appears
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NOTICE.

This - % net y all indebtea me, ether By nese
or etherxiss. % ay any money dee ms hoase,
% ar. J. C. wssEAcE- n stIx8ACHER,
;y1a, '5s-iv sre Ass1l-
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To Contractors.

40 contractors.
TNHF undersigned will receive, until the 18th day
Il of July, proposals for the Excavation and stone
Work Of the foundation OF the new Masonic Temple,
Church street The excavation o. he full Feet
deep and the foundation wall to be first class work
manshlp. For further particulars, enquire Of
CHARLES A. FULLER
AND. ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FERRIS, Build Com.
II. F. wfl.KIN,
jyl-td I'D. u. HICKS,
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
HS- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -s1
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

on and AFTER SUNDAY, JULY Ilth, 1855, the Pas
" senger Train viii run as follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. n and $50 P. N.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2:20 r. NJ. aud IS A. u.
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and T. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 80 L. NJ. and s:l0 A NJ
Through tickets sold Nashville the follow
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Lot on Carroll Street, &C feet
front, and Lot No. Al i'm Uni
versity Lots fronting so fee t OH
East side Of Lebanon Pike.

H. IL Groomes. Admir-, Of A. L. Sutan vs. r
Campbell aud others
/ pursuance of decree made in the above csusc
Il by the Chancery Court at Nashville az its Nav
ierm 1898, VIII offer for sale at the Court house in
TINS city, on Saturday, the eth of August 1855 the
property mentioned In the pleadirCs to-wit; lot ON
Carr oil street Go feet front by $50 feet an alley and
lt on east side OF Lebanon Turnpike 50 front by
lao ieet to an alley The Lot Carroll will he sold
rs the property "f A. L. Suthn decd and the Lot on
the Lebanon Turnpike az joint and common property
of sas estate and r. II. Groomes
IERMs-S1O0 in cash on each Lot, and the residue
on and years credit, without interest
y\O GIFAVFS
Jye-td C. VI. Chancery Court al Nashville
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE e~

/ Will sell the house and lot at present occupied
and owned by Vim. 7. Mosby, siuRted on High
street, south Nashville, fronting sixty and run
ming back two hundred. The house is a brick with
all other Decessary ont buildings. all IN good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street fhirty-six
feet, and running back eco feet good location for
building site. This - desirable property 20 those
wishing 10 get rid 0f the that are i'm
posed upon pr"perfy holders and we would earnestly
invite those wishing 90 invest In real examine
this property
rERns 90 sAIE-A credit OF one, two and three
years. with interest from date
&C. For further particulars call on
r X. GIASCOCK,
1e7. Real Estate AGENT
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Stock for Sale

On SHARES Buildng stock. Also, shares Nash
~ Vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply 10 Will. l.. ROYD Agent
jyl-u No so cherry stree,
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Selling ON, OH,. OM.i

rINk rsmAinser &C shg sserk Of Rich Psris Bonnet.
and Millinery COSTS, al ms kex York Eantsre M
~n he sold ssthin tbs month a a great sacrifice
~,sheas regard 10 cost OF n other eensideratsn-
txrh.nss iaea~y taken a 80 censs en- ne dollar.
p1aeIs = -, s.,