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A CAR D.

r would notify my old friends and patrons, that
/ have this day sold my entire interest in the
firm of ". W. PERRfAlAN s. CO., 10 my brother
Il. NJ. Pcrryman, and the business will in future
be conducted in the name and style ut APPLETON
& X. NJ rERRYMAN; and would earnestly
recommend the new Firm to public patronage.
W. W. PERRYMAN.
Now Market, s. C., Jan. lst 1858.
Ian Iu At
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A WOIsD TO my PATRONS.

" IND FRIENDS! want money!! You, or
IN good number Of you, are still owing me
nr the meats that supplied your table through the
scarce times Of 1857. am not able to credit you
unacr-if was it is certainly my nature TO do
So Now, therefore, all You that arc indebted,
co,nc to the rescue. lfyou cannotpay ALL pay part.
And do don't delay, for remember Delays are
dangerous, Especially just before Return Day.
IL is hoped those inr whom the above appeal is
intc"dcl will respond promptly. Those OF tlcm
who don't, will her AFTER III scndlng +" Market,
bear in mind that it is necessary Ior them to send
the Cash with their orders.
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Administrators Notice,

A LII persons indebted t" the kstaie Of D. Sam
~ uel Limbecker, deceased, must make PAYNE Mt
bv the 10Th day of February nrx, or they will be
sued. All persons having demands against SAID
Estate, are requested to present them property at
tested. U. W. LANDhoM, Adm[;
Ian % Ct
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Jan 81 ly 3
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES,
rI>NE Subscriber s now receiving and opening
L VERY CHOICE STOCK of well selected
CERIEs,
r, which he brgs leave t" invite the attention of
Planters in want Of, Choice Supplies. He may be
found in tn. Block of Buildings formerly occupied
by GEORGE ROBINSON as Hardware Store.
My couse y i'll be to adupt the old mutto,
GA nimble Penny is better than n
Slow Shilling ~
My Stock will consist in part Of the following ar
res
s, Crux SUGAR;
New Orleans. old proc S., SUGAR;
's new " do.
S,uart's A. 3 and C.. Soft do.
CAY Crushed do.
'' Powdered do.
Sugar House SYRUP;
New Orleans do.
Cuba MOLAS$ES;
Old Government Java COFFEE;
Rio do superior;
English Dairy and Goshen CHEESE:
Chuicc Old brandy aud IIolIand GIN
Jn,n;tca and New England RUM;
John tiibs,ms * and MN
Rrcivd and Tennessee WlilSkEG
CONVECTION ARIES and PICKLES;
MACKEREG.. SALMON and SARDINES;
Sunrrtine FLOUR, &c Sc;
\ Fresh supply of ORANGES and APPLES;
Together with many other articles ton te'iinus to
mention. TEOS. KERNAGNAS.
P. S. \lso q fresh supply Of No. and
MACkEREL in Kits, and Bbls;
Buckwheat FLOUR. No. !;
Fine Spanish SEGARSi
MACCARONI; CITR0N and CRACKERS;
95 BblS. Fresh Thomaston LIME;
T. X.
Hamburg. Jan. 70 ly
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of John
IN Dolby. decd, are hereby notified that they
can find their notes in the hands, of Messrs. Car
roll L. Bacon for collection. If not paid by The
9Th February next they will be SUED indiscriml-
natey The distribuees force Us to this course
DEV0RE d. ATKINS, Agents,
per MATILDA DOBI, Adm'tx
Jan 81 1858 2t
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Law Notice /!

THE Undersigned have this day formed Part
L ncrship in the PRACTICE OF Law for
Edgefcld District. One or both may at all times
be found at their Office, one door North Of the
Court House. II. X. SP \NN,
j. A. D0ZIER.
Jan. l3 1858 If
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY an Order from lis Honor Chancellor Ward
ID law, ! shall proceed to sell ut The late resi-
deuce Of RICHARD }. BURTON, deed,
On Thursday, IItE February next,
At public outcry to the highest bidder, the entire
Personal property of the children Of Richard ).
Burton, deed, consisting Of
Thirty-one Negroes!
The most Of them young and likely, and among
whom are several able bodied field hands
and house servants.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Fodder,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Too!s, &c.
Terms.
Tie above property will be sold on credit OF
one and two y, ars, with interest from the day Of
sale, except us 10 50 much as shall BE- necessary t"
deiray the costs Of these proceedings, which must
be paid in elsl Purchasers to give Notes with
ample securities. The titles of lie property not
changed until the terms Of sale are complied with
and if not complied wiih will be re-sod at the
first purchasers risk.
W. i. DURlSOE, Trustee.
Ian e5. lS5S st
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A Card.
CHEOPLASTlC PROCESS
OF INSERTING

OF INSERTING
ARTIEaECIA TEETEI.
r;NIIE Subscriber having furnished himself with
L a license 10 use this NEW PROCESS Of
INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Is now ready to serve all who may med such, with
an assurance Of Il more perfect adaptation, and a
closer resemblance To the natural organs, than can
be realized By any other method. Its perfect pu-
ry. cleanliness, freedom fr"m all taste. or galvanc
sensation, durability, comfort and security, are
annng the advantages claimed for this SUPERIOR
mode of setting Artificial Teeth.
~ II. PARNER.
June "a, "a
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To Planters and Farmers.


THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPA.
i NY, incorporated in lS4O, with capital Of
SluU, ,0uU, offer their New AND IMPROVED PoUD-
RErre for salc as the cheapest and best fertilizer for
Corn, Cotton Tobacco and Kitchen Gardens that
can be made 1t has been used with great success
in the Northern States, for seventeen years. 1t Is
nodorous, very powerful, and yet can be used with,
out danger in contact with the seed The night soil
Of the city of New York, from which the fertilizer
is manufactured is well known as the most powerful
manure in the world. Price per barrel on board of
vessel in New York, 81 5n-for seven barrels and
nver-under that quantity 50 90 per barrel Terms
Cash. pamphlet will be sent gratis and post paid
10 any applicants.
u a trial. however small, is respectfully solic-
ted Address
LODI MANUFACTURING co,
Go CouaTLANDT STREET, New York.
Dee % 1851 pm 5O
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E. PENN, Agent,

TIAS Just received a f r ES II STOCK or
IL SEA OES, and other SEASONABLE
GOODS suited to the new years trade.
A liberal discount will be made for Cash Gus
toners in ali rasrs. intend 10 keep my Stock COLI
stantly replcnished with seasorabe Goods 10 meet
the demand OF my customers.
take this opportunity Of making another appeal
to my patrons to pay up their old accounts, that
may be able to carry on my business rs desire, and
supply their wants.
Jam 81 II
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T GST NOTE--Lost or misplaced on Mon
IL day llst, at the Clerks Office, Due Bill for
$500, IS, payable to Benajal' Ramho. All persons
are hereby cautioned from trading for the said l'ue
Bill, rs | have given L promisary Note for Tic
same. W. Il. iOpl.
Ech - Stf
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NO. g.

N WILL attend at the times and places herein
II after specified to collect the State and District
Tax for the year commencing the first day OF Oc-
tobcr 1851
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CTRAYED from the Subscribers residence
- near Mt. Willing, on the 2Sth ult.. small
SORREL HORSE, about IA hands high, six
Years old, blind in the left eye, has a small bazr
in the forehead, and was lame in the right fore
foot when he lett Said horse formerly belonged
to Ransom Holloway, and perhaps is i'll that set,
tlcmcnt now. Any information concerning said
horse thankfully received, and liberal reward
win le maid for his delivery Y. HERLONG.
Feb 0lr
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r OsT Oys MIsLAID-A IL

7 OST or MIsLAIU-A n0tc U1 IalH
i 4 given by Christie & Minis to my son R. L.
Holloway, for about $780, with credit OF about
$500. When took the Mole, which was OF the
5lst Dec 1856, the amount due then, including i'll
tcrcst, was 1910. All persons arc iorcwarncl from
trading for tlu above note, and any information
concerning il will be thankfully received.
RANSOM HOLLOWAY.
Foho ST.
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Hark. Hark, Fox Hunters

n Challenge with my dogs, the Fourth Congress
u sonal District, consisting of the Districts of
Edselied, Newbcrry, Laurens, Abbcvic and Lex
ingtoll. in beating any Fox hunter who has docs
within the specified limits after Red Fox. Twill
run one two, three, five or seven dogs. as the ac
cepter of my challenge may wish, and meet at any
designated point of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, aud then prove what assert.
FOX HUNTER.
CoLEMASs Y RoArs, Edgefeld District S. c.
F.h g 1853 ot
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

DYW.F. DuRISOE, Esq, Ordinary Of EdgeGcld
ID District.
.r,I;I IN me- for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goohs and cha,,es, rights and cred
lis of J1ln W. Rearden, late Of the District aiure.
said, deceased.
Thes. are, therefore, cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors oi le said ueceaS
s IN h and appear hefure ME, at our next Ordinary $
Cuur, for the said District, he holden at Edgeeld
{. H.. on the 18th day Of February, inst, to show
cuse, iiany, why the said administration should moi be
granted. FL,
Given under my hand and seal, this lr>t day oi Fen:
il; ,i v.ur ,r our Lord u,e Thousand eight bundled
and fiiy seven and in the S2nd year Vi American
Independence. ,,,,,sor
E.hruarv3 2t
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FRESH AIRIV AIS.
lust received and for sac at low prices
y 50 BblS. Pink-eved Planting POTATOES:
50 Boxes Hydraulic Pressed CANDLES;
Gross Preston s. Merrell'S Yeast Powders.
S. E. BOWERS, Aet.
Hamburg Feb II
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LAW NJ oTr G T..

LAW NJ . Tr Q T..
TsOMpKINS & EUrLER will attend to all bu
j siucss iu the Cnuits "f aw for this and the
adjoining Districts tla, may b. conmitled to their
care.
Office, Law Range, Edgeteld, S. C..
r. ". ToMpKlNs NJ. G. BUT.tR
Dee Il AZ
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February 3
SheriH''s Sale.

COME EN, TREAT!!!
NNTIlEN you 90 to Hamburg you can get sooi
wv eating at Dr. CuNSINGnAMs, ut the Ameri-
can Hotel, ana GOOD DRINKING at the bar ct
Our House, whcl, is attached to the Hotel, and
under the supervision Of the Subscriber.
JOIN C. BOILER.
IImaburg, Sept 30 6m "S
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Monday, 10Th February.
Same evening, 3 o'clock.
Tuesday, 10th February
"Wednesday, 18th February.
Same evening. ) O'Clock.
Thursday, 18th February.
Friday, 18th =
Saturday, 2n;h q
Monday, 222n,l
Same evening, 3 o'clock.
Tuesday, 223rd February.
Same evening, 5 O'clock.
Wednesday, 24th February.
Same evening, 3 o'clock.
Thursday, 225lh February.
Same evening, " o'clock.
Friday. 10Th February.
Same evening, ; o'clock.
Saturday, 9th February.
and Tuesday, lst and
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL Persons having demands against the Es-
IA tate of the late Capt. John l.pscomb, are re-
quested tn present them properly attrsted to the
Execulors-and all persons indebted are informed
tha. immediate payment is demanded.
BENZ. WALDO,
JAS. N. LlPSCOMB, Ez'ors.
J. B. LIPSCOMB.
Mar lYr
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NTOTlCE.-Th Creditors Of the Estate of
~ Randall Dcaugiltcr, are hereby notie.l TO
meet me in The 0rlinarys office, on Friday 18th
inst, for Il full settlement of said Estate.
JOHN H. TERRY, Adm'or.
Feb > 3tf
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FAIR WARNING !

DERSONS indebted to the subscriber after the
i first of February next, will find their notes
and accounts in the hands of S. s Tompkins. Esq.
if not previously settled. W. NJ. BURT.
Dec l6 # 49
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

We mentioned yesterday that wHrTE Esq Of Chaia
nooga had teen arrested upon charge or Obtaining bouu
ty land upon forged paper, had preliminary
leg Judge HUMPHREYS, and that he had been hound over
for further trial The Chattanooga 5rtsg of the OH fur
rishcs the following particulars
The trial commenced Thursday sep continued
until Yesterday. "Wednesday morning when the Mr.
White came forward consented let the the
t sitting Of the Federal Court az Knoxville, Nv White giving
bond appearance in the OF Slj,00 and his
$4,000.
This cs is one the remarkable and stupeudous that has
ever occurred the annals q the Government The Jnle.
states authorities brought hundred different apr
tous for Land Warrants genuine and fictitious in which %
ALLEGED Mr.. White implicated. But the warrant upon
which he was tried made mention Of only twenty, the
cei was Col L. Peycn clerk in the Pension bureau at Wash
intrn lie was upon t stand for three day during which time
he underwent examinations we have Wit
messed Mr. Peyton testified that tho original declarations and
additional evidences for the issuance OF land warrants y
n r Farouaharson. Cyrus WORTH c. c Cole, John Martin,
Nestbraok and other agents, all mHE from Chatt
oo we're for part the hand writing Of MIR White
and also witnesses signatures. The Farquaharson
letters Peyton thought 90 be i'm the hand writing OF Mr. hic
siso This substance Of Mr.. Peytons testimony.
Tie next material witness Of the government was D.
Al Key ESQ., evidence main, agreed with Mr.. pey
TOMS and the close Of Mai. Keys testimony that The
counsel for Mr. White offered bond for his appearance at the
FEDERAL Court The pending the investigation has created
mo- ordinary degree Of interest among citizens and the sur
rounding country, and very anxiety pervades the whole
community Mr. White may prove himself be innocHt Of
~ very grave saarges new alledgea against him,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
GREAT SALE OF
RE Al ESTA TE,
stock, Blood Horses, Brood Mares, & Colts,
Turning Tools, Corn, F0d5er, H,y, oats, DC.
THE mcNAERY LAND.
On Browns Creek ana franklin Turnpike
Read, For sale,

~ THURSDAY, the 18th day OF September next, will oGcr
for sale TO the highest h Ter, premises
arls Of that splendid tract Of lard belonging the
NATHANIEL McNAlitl decreased, fronting both the Frank
m turupse Roads, about three mikes fdm Nashville, adjoining
TIE binds % John Thompson eeh Faux. C. ID. Csntre Th1s
Platter ud others. T. lands divided into lots vary
ing 10 size from eight O. fifteen About third ~
the auj is heavily nrel with beautiful forest teest
cleared and ia M state % clltvaion whole IS under
good fence and supplied with good supply ueyerfailns
water.
In point % fertility these lauis VIII compare vorbIy with
the best lands ia Nisle Ten1esses-tey BE we'll. dark
loose soiLtnterd with Sugar tree, walnut, Poplar, Ash, Wild
Cherry, Hickory. BoN-ehicr, and Black Locust.
To persons wishing choice places. -8o uezborhood
Nashville THIS sale slll ouer die greatest ind uceucnts-
Franklin turnpike road three splendid sites covered with
beautiful forest trees fronting avenue vide (exe
ing from turnpike % the oher These 0fde
quality and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands the
city should attend this sale without fall for these amongst
the hands0mest and best lands b he state.
TEENs-A credit o. years without Interest will
gen notes payable in Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining len secure payment, and dis
count Of 10 per cent made for cash payments
ALSO
At the time and place viii sold the entire Stock Of E.
n McNai consisting OF aluale BROOD very
trOtn5 Colts sired by the renowned Washington; Canadian
Colts; pair Of superior harness Horses 40 head Of Cattle
Guiding several good Mich Cows; 100 head Of Hogs; lot Of
sep zoo barrels Conf $50 ols good Hay Oats and Fodder
Farming Utensils Buggy, Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Harness, &c
Terms % perishale property made
Persons wishing to examine any OF the above property viii
please call on F. n AcNary, E the premises who will
take pleasure in showing the same,
Sale at 10 o'clock A. NJ COLLATION. as usual
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents
E. r. GLAsCoCK. Land Auctioueer.
Capt HAMMER, stock Aucuoneer. au-25-td,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

Messs A. C. A. B. BEIGE have in store their purchases
fall trade, embracing every thing in the dry goods line the
retail trade. An examination Of Of their will satisfy any
one that has been selected with excellent Judgment and
and that it is peculiarly adapted to the wants Of the trade The
Mes. BEECH proyerba for the good they display
selecting goods for this market In the line Of ladies goods
they have the richest and most desirable display they have
brought this city The ladies may assured that at this
Enlistment they will find every thing recherche
tal and style Of dress goods, furnishing goods, and trimmings
Every taste he suited at this establishment For gentlemen
they have the fullest and desirable Of every variety
OF cloths, csmere vesngs, ETC., and in other departments
their stocks equally complete. They have in Short Of
the lest and desirable stocks for the retail trade ever brought
to the city.
As 20 the Mesrs. BEu, they well known to this
nifty courteous upright business men, who point
to be oudons in the line Of their business safely say
that they have fully up 70 their mark this time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

The Lebanon Herald Of the 9th thinks present indications
c ra of Wilson county making great efforts to sur
pass any thing that has heretofore been at their annual fairs
parts Of the county they making preparations to enter
generous rivalry for the splendid and costly premiums
offered the Wilson County Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation at its approaching fair. The Herald says:
The owners Of fine breeding already commenced
their exhibitions. On Saturday, the 4h inst, Mr.. T. Buchanan
v Blythe exhibition Of the colts Of that fine
stallion Epsilon the property Of Frank Buchanan, and the colts
Of Buck Prince, Mr. Bythes celebrated Jack. There
Of both classes, and spirited contest for
the yer The S25 pitcher offered by Mr. Buchanan for the
hest colt sired by Epsilon awarded James NJ Hunt colt
The SIS pitcher ~ Blythe for the best Jack colt
sired by BEcE Prince, awarded 1Oag Prince, the
property Of Col. John X. Howard and =. c. Organ.
The SIS goblet offered for the icunet colt after close
loWeen the colts Of N Howard and Organ and B. D.
Motley, awarded 10 the colt Of Mr.. Motley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
PROCLAMATION.

EsIIAM HARRIS Governor OF the State Of Tennessee-TO
all who shall these presents-Greeting
Shers OF the of Jackson Macon Smith, Put
DeKab, composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit YOu
hereby commanded open and hold election all the places
holding elections your respective counties Wednesday,
the 2h day Of October, ls5s, (e giving months notice
required BY law for the election Of Judge said circuit
fill vacancy the death Of the Hon John L. Good
all; and due returns make according to law.
In testimony whereof l. Isham G. Harris. Governor
E. aforesaid, have my hand and the
T. Great Seal Of tie affixed Nashville, this
- 2sth day Of August 1853
By the Governor, ISHANI G. HARRIS.
J. Z. R. RAY, Sec'y of State. aug3 0 wit.
COokeye Times viii publish four weeks bill 10
the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALT

THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned hasT
sided for the last eight years. for sale Is ia
the waters Of Big HaFpeth county Of VI
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville near the Village
Tank Rchand and CentreviI Tnrupike nine
from Franklin, the county Of williamson, and With 4
miles OF the North Western RailrOsd now beiW
s!uctad The contains about four hundred and eight
acres 1Tst farming lands the county lire botWee
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest cor
Of The tract. i formally the well known farn
the late wilkins Whitoeld.
On this fs comfortable residences with all ne
cessary out houses barn. cribs ssbea carriage house
with excellent young orchard If most choice fruit GOOD
spring water and abundance UfueYeT falling STOCK water
running different through the farm AdiOn
ing another tract OF about hundred acres o.
excellent land with good residence for sala The soil Of
both equal any for cToS either grain or grass
and beth united they viii be sold separately or together
may suit buyers thought bv good Judges could be
made one Of the best stock in the State u lis szs
wanting buy, would Of course wbish to view
The premises before purchasing iuTthor description is
deemed unnecessary but all are invited 70 and see for
themselves. aug 25-eo&WH JOHN 7. HILL,
FWISH to sell the farm on which reside, in WfIis7scU
county, adjoining that advertised above BY NJ John T.
Ill., containing by recent survey one hundred and ninety
UiDe half or first rate farming land con
Portable dwelling, with all oBt houses, suitable
small farm with good water The farm is well enclosed
with good fences including about seven hundred yards
with Mr Hl's-as both united would certainly make des.
ir8ble farm and purchasers invited call on Mr. BIT
and Svauine the premises. LAVlNIA CRAIGHEAD.
Pc ertnsr particulars apply to Mr. H. y. Snyder thu
StOr5Vf STyde' & FrizZeu, Nashville L. C.
Rv~E-R0dt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

The GAINESVILLE esoaiaR Of the 9Th says: 'The seems to
he diversity Of opinion regard the
the present growing crop Will yield. While incline
opinion that it will be average one others that
only be greatly below the last CROP will
low average We have with gentleman who
has just made personal inspection Of very large section OF
the Tobacco growing region Southern Kentucky, he in
formed that while the amount Of land planted perhaps equal
the amount that considerable portion
quite small and rapidly ripenng without increasing size,
which he thinks greatly reduce the weight crop.
The proportion Of good Tobacco uncommony small
Many Of the planters are cutting"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

The New Orleans Pieayae announces the death
from yellow fever Of H. H. WmTooNB, who for years
Secretary Of the National typographical Union. Mr.. WmroonB
native Of Buffalo, n. Y, Memphis
Webeeve, to take charge Of the Egl and Enquirer JOB ONCE
He most emable gentleman, beloved and respected by
who knew him. and the OF his death VIII carry sorrow the
hearts Of % whom he had endarcd himself by many
sterling qualities Of head and heart.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11


E.BSl co. and postage stamps encosedtO any authorized
Agent, will bottle Of the Pills by
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOyille, and C. w. Hen
dershctt, Agents Nashville. Ldeod&Wly