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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02

AMERICAN Corn SHELLER.-I appeal to the intel
igent citizens of Nashville if this is not the best
invention of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes Of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations 1t decidedly the
best article of the kind have ever seen as respects
simplicity and durability as well as the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor saving
department If this be so, why do our mauufaotu-
rsrs stand off, Some of our best and largest farm.
ers have purchased machines and they say, after
trying the Corn Shelter that is the best they have
ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he supposes there have
been over thousand persons who have tried it,
and all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII we
suffer stranger to come in our mids, and sell ma
chimes to our farmers, when we have The opportu-
nifty of buying the right Of the State and manufac
turing them ourselves2 There is large profit on
the machines When this is plain before you, will
you still stand of! hope some one will take hold
1 have seen Mr.. Brown; he will sell the machines
cheap, with the State right on good and fair terms
March Z, 1858. Ltfl
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FDGEFTELD AND KENTUCKY RAILRoAD.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Edge6eld and Kentucky Railroad Company, held on
the 3lstult, E. s. Cheathsm, Jbon Shelby, A. Ewing,
E. P COnnen n. l. HObsOn, E. a. Fort, and DR.. 7.
Menees were unanimously re elected Directors for
the ensuing year and at meeting Of the Board yes
erdsy, E. s. Cheatham was unanimously reelected
President W. B. A. Ramsay Secretary and Treasur-
or, and A. Anderson Chief Engineer. From the
reports of the officers submitted to the stockholders
VIC are grati6ed to learn that the Iron for the 6rst
thirty miles has all been purchased and will be in
the course Of arrival during the present month.
The laying Of track will commence during the month
Of May, and viii probably be completed to Spring
field during the fall The entire line Of road to the
State line viii be completed during the summer of
1859.
The prudent and yet energetic management Of
this road cannot be too highly commended; and it
affords safe guarantee for the speedy completion
Of this magnificent enterprise.
We learn that the Louisville road has on the way
for this place sixteen hundred tons Of ron that
We may expect to be completed nearly to Gallatin
during the coming summer.
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II. DENTON,
CnnkrIIle. rem.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

We call the attention of all persons interested TO
the circular of this Company, in our advertising
columns. The following paragraph, from the New
Orleans Delta, is very encouraging to the friends Of
1 his great enterprise:
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RALRoAD.-This great
aderaking in which the whole country is so inter
es ted and the South SO vitality which must, at
d lte not far removed be an accomplished faCt-the
at tanned result Of necessity; can now, by its man
a. ers, report gratifying progress. 1t Is now some
ell even months since the headquarters Of its direc
ti,1n removed to this city, and its books here
op eaed for new subscriptions, and within that time
N lch has been satisfactorily done for its direct or
in direct further8nce the New Orleans subscription
hl IS added 1922 7S2 TO the of S2414 79O which
as the amount Of stock taken, that the books show
ell when opened here, and, when the measures in
oerstion have perfected, the capital stock Of the
c ompany will have been reduced S470,O63, since
april last. Provision has been made to free the
company from its floating debt, the charter has been
occurred and the land grant claim of 25G, 900 acres
established; the lands have been located and sur
veyed, and are reported to be Of the most valuable
description, and further appreciated by act Of
the Texas Legislature, raising the prices Of her
public lands.
We presume there are few who conceive that it is
the place of the company to depend upon the re-
source Of subscription to stock for the means Of car
rying out their gigantic undertaking. The amount
Of stock issued will be comparatively small, and its
proceeds Of course, altogether inadequate but the
immense aud valuable real securities which the land
grants enable the company to offer, will
cessful negotiations, and this donated means will
pay of the bonds for construction. Whoever takes
stock in the enterprise becomes also shareholder
in these valuable lands, so that the stock not
only represents its own proper par value but the
immediate premium Of its prOportOnate share in
the lands. This understanding of the merits places
the stock in the light Of its proper credit and gives
it the commentator in the market which is its due
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. DR.
Halsey, of Louisville, Ky.
THE
Literary Attractions Of the Bible.
OR, PLEA FOR THB WORD OF GOD. CoSs1DRzT
as A CLASSIC.
By LIE ROY J. HALSEY, ID.
l Vol 12mo. as

In the foEng pages is proposed to present an OUT
line d wbatmly Be called The incidental attractions Of the
Bibe-to set forth lis claims blih as q classic and AZ
book Of general education Regarded simply as b Of
learning, Of taste and gsnus Of history ard ecoueDs il
has eEerted an influence which cannot be tCo b9bv ~
mated and egmmends itss to every cultivated BBssr.
standing It is the box Of learning. not les. tbs1
our religion; the basis Of civilization NOT les Than orr
sllvalon- hhas moulded into shape, il has qucksnsd
n'olss, the whole body Of Ou secular au1g a. we'll az
cur theology; Il has b-eaIhed il vital spirit into ell
our science Literature, egsltOa philosophy, and social
sHd political institutions.
Isis these attractions which may b. felt and appreciated
sTsa By The irrelgous and worldly minded which We
propose group together in distinct and CONNECTED
VisE Our o6scs will be to speak Of the Book Of God As
production Of inspiFsd genius classic taste; 10 reveal
something Of il imusasurabs wealth. as 6eld Of kaos.
edgssnd mi-e Of wisdom, model Of slcq snos, mas
tsTPeee Of PoCsy tsEi book OF instru-oH and thus to
render IL 30 far aswe shall be able, attractive 20 al
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.IR. JoHNsoNs SPEECH.

This great speech is concluded in our paper to
day 1t has been sought for with svidity, and read
with eagsrness throughout the State. From the
abuse Of it by the Know Nothings, our readers eX-
peoted great document, and they have not been
disappointed. They are now able fully to under
stand the reason Of this abuse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02

TUE undersigned would inform their friends and the
i public generally that they have associated themselves
undtr the firm and stYle Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02

The annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1885, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are oereda list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l7t DeadriCk Street, or at this
Office Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
70 THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WH. G. HARDING,
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the sub,cyi
L beTs, under the style OF Mex sNzIE & WILSON wa
dissolved By mutual consent, on the 9th ult
W.WlLSON has purchased The entire interest Of AIs
Mckenzie in said establishment, snd viii continue tbs
business under bis He is red win he
ment Of ali the debts Of hm, and Is alone q
use the name Of the arm in liquidation.
ALEA. MCKENZIE.
mar ~ J. ". WILSON.
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CONTENTS

CHAPTER L-Gsnsral Characteristics Of The B.bIsasa
Classical booN-lnrOduct1Ty-Th The B.bs as C.assi,-
The BDesdap ed 70 ca .ichJod-The b Be In he scbooI
and COlege-The B be IN cur EupIisb Ver5iop-T'7s
Bi0ls II HE our grsas classic Tougus-Ihs Bible rs re-
laled 70 zoe sac and It's Sc1oCls-Ths BIB th- Psa-
dlum Of Ameuc=n lnlututons-Tbs b. he Ard ths
Church Of k1ms-COncludirg Remarks.
CHAPTER IL-PoetFy and the Bards Of The Bfb,s M
ture and Uses Of RosirY IN The BED ference btvesn
Hebrew Prose and Postry-Sue If Hebrev Posrrv
Paraeilsm--apIrlI ot lit brew Poetry Il
Hebrew POsiry-lUh .eace Of Hebrsw Po.tr,-W r5ts-.
OF rOsiry IN The bble-Fhe seven Greater ta-5s-
The Argument from Poetry C0ueuding Henarks
CHAPTER HL-Eloquenee and Oratory Of the Old Trs-
acknowledgements aEd Charlctsris-es of EIlo,sn.s
illustrations Of ElCqueuce- Earliest EFsu1Is nj r.,
queIcs in The Did lestamsnt-Judah as an Orah1r-
Aaron as an OratOT-O,hsr Examples frCm the Old q
tamsnt-ElOqueres Of Husbal the Arehits.
CHAPTER lV.-TEe Eloquent Oratorsof t-s Nav Tssf,
msnL-EXamples e Perverted ECduzuce-ter,t ~
Tertulus-Speech Of Gamsliel-The eloquent sDolI1s-
stephens Address TO the Council-PrsachIng OF John
me baPAsITRs.sf 4s an Or4tor-optech Of James be-
fore the SynOd-fhe Recorder or Town Clerk Of tpassus
The ElOquencs of Pa1l-Paul on Mars Hui-IIsc51T-sl
OF oar L5rd-COrcuson-
CHAPTER Wipes Of Female Character in The Bibis
Interest Of the Subisbt-Gsueral gIass6estop-
Picture Of E7e-Sarah and he bskah-Chsraclsr Of De-
borah-Charactsr Of Esther and Auth-Jzeb and An
aiah-HeTOdias and her Dlnciog Dlughlsr-A biv,iI
Hannah and Martha-Ths Marys-CJucudinE Sc
marks
CHAPTER VI.-Reprsssutativs Young Ne, Of the Bibrs
Range and LimIls If the Thsme-Ths first OF Yoaug
Men-Tns First Two Brothsrs-Uharasssr Of Joseo6s
The 1outncf Moses-Skeicl Of David and Jonathan-
Sketch OF Samuel and Ssul-Sau and Sin.sl Al Erder-
Character Of AbsalOm-Ths You1g MAJ Is Sovereign
The Young Men OF the Captivity YouBg Msa If t6s
New Testament
CHAPTER FlL-Scianee and the Sayss Of the Bible -
Relations and Bearings q the Subset-The Moral Sci
cree d the BIB The Bible on Physical Science
Eirs Scisnthc Cbarscteusiic-Secoud Charac.sristc-
Third Charaeisrisre- additional IIustraf0us-T Sa-
gesCf the Bible.
CHAPTER YIII.-Orig1naI Conceptions. or. OBJ scts Of
SubimIJ and Beauty IN the Bibs.-Tha Divine Exist
snce-Ihe Providence Of G1d-Ths Personal Character
Of Christ-Ihe idea Of Special Divine influence The
Church Of G0d-Ths Common Brotherhood Of Man
TIE Day OF Sacred Rest-The Mulennium-Ths Res
urree1on Of the Dead-Ihe Last Ju5gmsni-Ths Heay-
enly World-Ehe Scheme Of eismpt0n-Recapiiuia-
ton and Conclusion.
FOX SALE BY
W. T. Berry & Go.
aPria Public square.
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feb 2O-triv&wtd Presid.

rs-WmL CONTINUE 10 SEND, through the Post
Office to all parts of the United States and Foreign
Countriss. as has been done daily for the past FIVE
years, the genuine article Of DURNO.s CArARRH
SNUFF 50 justly celebrated all the world over, for its
efficacy for Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head
and the worst forms Of Cstarrh.
A single box for thirty-One cents in Stamps or
four b,-s, to one address for one dollar, postage
prepaid, By J. DuENO, Proprietor, Albany, N. Y.
March 2Q-M4t
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the court house gate, Saturday evening last,
II small gray q1rse, with black aud tail He has
just above the hO1f the left hind foot, caused
BY being cut with rope time SINCE The horse b In
gOO1 condition. Atthe time ne taken he on light
saddle, with red blanket, and Light leather bdle unco
oTed liberal reward sl given for his return, or for
inform alton OF his Whereabouts " the undersigned.
mRr q THOMAS d. NILSSON.
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I HAVE lust received 4 few dozen bottles Of JAMES,
4 NEURALGIA and RHEUMATIC LIQUID, q medicine
that been known fail in curing the above com
plants Il be obtained at the Drug Stores IN
the city, and Of J. w. Wilson, the old sand Of Mscken
zie & Wilson. Price 81 per bottle.
april ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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IRON FOR THE MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD
Col Topr the President Of this Road, left yesIer-
day for the last 10 buy iron for the "a miles be-
tween Brownsville and the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road The track, we understand, will be ready Tor
the iron as fast it can be delivered; and the cars
will cross the Louth Fork Of Forked Deer River BY
August lst, and be al the Mobile Road by Octo-
ber Messrs Gray & Kennedy, and Street & Jackson,
have al least 500 hands work between Brownsville
and the Mobile Road, and the work Gs progressing
with great raVidity.
The company own upwards Of 100 acres Of land
q; the Mobile crossing; and in July, there will be
grand barbecue and sale Of lots a. the time, which
viii be laid off in few weeks. Success to the good
Work-MeHgBhis EegIs
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TOR SALE, House and bot tanning four and quar-
ter acres in the vii age Of COrneTsVle G. lies county,
Tenn. Attached TO said ts good TAN YARD, all con-
ZEE Il is believed TO b. one or the locations in the
State for Tan Ward Price reasonable. Terms easy Call
you will miss bargain. THIS s one OF the pleas
ATTEST villages 10 be found anywhere Churches and good
Schools in a5undsnce. GaO. & mcCLURGs
anil I-W4 Trustee for Z. Hood.
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PRoF. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE.-This Restora-
tive for making the hair grow, stopping its falling
out and restoring gray hair to its original color, is
becoming celebrated. All the quack nostrums are
giving way before IT, Three fourths Of the mixtures
for restoring and identifying the hair, do it more
injury than good. They burn it up-destroy the
life Of its roots-make the hair fall of and produce
premature badness. But Prof Woods Restorative
may be relied upon containing nothing which can
in any manner be injurious to he hair, while its
cess in accomplishing what it preends to do, has
been verified in hundreds Of cases. We advise gray
heads, and heads getting bald-all who wish TO save
their wool or obtain new stock, TO get q bottle OF
Woods Restorstive-N. J. Democrat.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
april 2-dtriW&Wlt
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Notice,
PLANTERS BANK OF TENyRssER,

EAANAEho' DAMN Ot IENAESSE
Nashville, March 3lst, 1859.
THERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held at the Banking House in NASH vile, the
lSt June next al 10 O'clock A NJ 10 take cOnsdeTa
ton act passed The session OF Legislature
Of this State proposing amendment the charter OF this
Bauk. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
april It'd Cashier
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State Department.

NASHVILLE, March 81, 1858.
HH Treasurers OF all Turnpike Companies that are in
arrears 50 State hereby notified 70 make settle
BY the 18Th Of April also report the receipts and
disbursements their roads, nom the last year az the Law
directs, r. N. W. BURTON,
Secretary Of Stats and Inter. Imp. Com.
ApEl I-tFlW9W
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Notice.
UNION BANK or TBNNBssgE,

UNION bANh Ut I6NNESbbE,
Nashville, Both March, 1883.
A MEETING Of the Stockholders will be held their
"A BANKING House, the fr5tOl June next at 10 O'Clock
NJ 10 taKe into consideration act passed recent
session Legislature Of h state, proposing amend
ment 10 the ch8r:eTOI tdls Bank.
By or Ter OF tie Board OF Directors.
mafSI--3I }. COREY, Cashier.
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IL prime TIMOTHY BAY, which will sell low 70
close. EICHCL, GKHEN & co.
mar II No. 10 Market street.
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WEALTHY BEGGAR-A German woman, who
resided in Elizabeth, n. J. and has been supported
By public charity for years, died last week, and
leaves Sl4,O 900 in bonds and mortgages which, Is
she has no heirs, viii revert 10 the town.
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Negroes for Sale.

ON the 2Oth day Of April next, viii expose 10 public
~ cash all the interest that A J. Huggina mas in
and 10 The fOlOzing negroes, yz-JoFdan Henry Jerry
samuel, John JARVIS Caroline Susan, Hannah and Mar
gare-which is supposed TO be Einth-at the Court
House dOOrin Nashville, which has been levied on to sa
isfy sundry executions in my hands.
Mnrch s.. l. A STANLEY n n a
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ALWAYS ON HAND AND In THE WHEAT MARKET.
" - n q a!
100000 buShel prime Red, White, and
Mediterranean Wheaf!!

WE will, at ALL TINES, from henegforWard, give
w the highest market puce in cash, for PRIM WHEAT
Of all VARlEIIES, delivered 10 US At Mis-
Line and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. As OUR puT
chasss are SOLELY for the purpose Of MAKING FLOUR
IN THIS CITY do not stop buring ANY TINE, bat
give the HIGHEST Ma RKEr PRICE in CASH az ALL
TIMB. IthstaI ding the cry Of HARD 1lMB5 ard
MONEY. FOriull particulars enquire either a. The MILL
OF, a. ". h GORDON & CO.'S, Market street
march 5-d& W2m. CARTER, BEAUMAN & CO.
N B-Sacks furnished 20 all parties delivering Wheat
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Lost,

ON SATURDAY, the eth inst, a NOTE, drawn by A. h.
" Ruedge, and payable 10 the order OF a. Rutedge,
AT the Bank Of tennessee, the FIRST day Of November
1853 for 1907 y and endOsed by said A. 81 Ruedgs and
F. Pogg, dated 9Th March, 1858 ali persons are hereby
Earned against trading said NOTE the has been
ost mislad and the said parties have been notified not
70 pay the same TO any person but myself
april I-ds. WI OWEN.
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Trust sale Of an Iron 70 andrY.

DY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made 90 me on the 9th
ID day Of September, 1857, BY Richard Wnitcombs Wm
Lege and John Hartley, and which s registefed 10 the
proper Office this county, Book No. a. iO0 lul
udlO2 will offer pablo sale Tuesday he 10Th cay
Of April next, the property therein described consisting OF
a Steam Engine and Boiler, Fan, CupCla, ShaftnF and
tBetiug Wool Lathe, Crane, Moulding Fasks, Paueras
Benches other articles and futures Necessary 70 carry
Iron Foundry, including FOTges aad Slack 'mhs'
Toos together with than sixty tons Of pig Iron, and
a number OF Car Wheels and other Castings bes des many
other articles and materials mentioned in said Deed OF
Trust
This oaDdy has been in operation about sI months, and
IS situated in Edgehsid, The river ust below me old
bridge and very The OF the Machine Shops, &C.
Louisville and Nashville and the Edgehsld and Ken
uCky Railroad Companies
Terms which shall be reasonable, made known on the day
Of sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
thereby consent and desire, that the ssls above
toned, shall take place. ~
VILLA 81 LEGO.
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THE undeTsgn ed will receive bids until the LIST OF June
L next for tbs Construction COURT HOUSE in the
town Of Franklin, Simpson county, Kentucky Those de-
stTOus OF bidding rac either separately IN
whole, the plans elevations, &C. Of the buildln
by calling the undsFsgDed at Franklin, up TO the l5t
Of May alter hsf time the once Of The Architect, H.
AkeTOyd, Nashville, Tenn. where the terms OF payment
and other particulars viii also be made known.
X. D. SALMONS,
GEO. a. MfLLIKIN,
G. GREEN,
building Co mmittee.
Franklin, Ky, April l, ls55-tri&w5W
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IaWPemcPhUpU Nancy

ITTB taking LaWrsnesbuTg Bank Noes Parn pay
w msnt Of all accounts due rs, and for any article We
81 8, lass. Wa GORDON & CO.
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GaeklOwie.

VHB ARABIAN HORSE sACKLOWIE, property ola.
KeaRs RIcnards will stand ny stable miles Bast Of
Galatn Also, the purely and popularity red horse OMB
Ana. by imported Glencoe, OF 20 tOn, by imported
Leyiathan she Of the famous Galopade, dam Of
Ree dt-
GAMBLE will occupy his old stand at Col. A. R.
WJnue's, miles East GalatIn- he by imported
Sovereign, out Of famous Celerily running
entirely pure through the Material ancestry the
unsurpassed stations Vignian and Tennessee Oscar. For
further particulars see hand bills.
mar Is-tw3w T. BARRY.
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Fisher, WheEess & Co.

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
y Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market street,
Nashville Tenn, will devote particular attention 70 all
business entrusted to them: ulYS-u.
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES!!
BT
II. s, French and Son.

On TUESDAY, April 6 we viii oEer for sale in front
~ Of warehouse CaI street, at 10 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles, some Of which we desire 70 close ou Win
out reserve, viz:
80 hhds Sugar from fair t0l50 dOz. Painted Buckets
prime; 500 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 bags o. and Baltimore 25 bbls Dom este Brandy;
Coffee: IS bills Holland Gin;
1000 kegs brands; so bbls julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full eservs Whisky
weight: % cases Matches;
1000 bbls, Whisky, VariousIO0 boxes Corn starch;
brands: 100 - Wheaton starch;
100 boxes Tobacco: 100 6 CheroO. CARS;
1000 con rae AMI due Sali;I5O % TanOW LalisE
10000 Cigars, ass'd bTGnds 50 8 Backing, large and
$50 dOz. BTOOms; small.
80 boxes Pine Brandy
With other articles Q the grocery line too numerous to
mention apFI q. s. FRENCH s. SON.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
Carter MCKAY 6 Co,

NO % WDIII = IlLTes
ON THURSDAY, APRIL lst, 1885,
VTTB will offer sale in front Of store the following
w articles, and the attepton Of tho retail
chants in the city and county, this sale We intend 70
sell in LOIS 70 suit purchasers, viz3
500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
I25 hhds sugar, 100 bbIs Orange Val. Whisky
10 bbs powdered Sugar, 3 - Old Bourbon do
20 . crushed do 25 " " Rye DO
so bbls ldoasses. p " =" Smth Reserve DO
SO boxes Rasins, 10 Casks Porter,
IS 4" Cove OystsrJ, 10 Ale
90 chests Tea, 25 baskets Champaign Vine
Is bbls Pecans, 3 boxes do Cider
HeTces Rice, 100 Dbls vinegar
500 kegr Nails, As nests painted Tubs,
100 boxes Glassware, 100 dOz DO Buckets
cases Matches, IS &" Wash Boards,
50 NJ G D CAPS, 50 boxes Goldfish,
$50 Feams Wrapping Paper, 10 . herrtngss
so kits Maekeiel, 100 bbls Green apples,
so 4 bbls do $50 boxes StaF Candles.
100 bbls do 25 cases Saidines.
With many other articssin th Grocery line.
mar y, Is5s. CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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Standing and Byron Collars.
FIRST RATE assortment Of Byron and Standing Col
"A lars, received and for sale
feb "a ]. H. McGILL.
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COrdiaHs.
Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Glassware.
smn6ries.

100 boxes Wine and Brandy Bottles,
$50 do FlasEs-quarts, Pints and 4 pints;
20 do Tumbers;
200 DemijOhns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02
Notice.

WE have this day pure ased the entire interest Of MAJ
W v W. Carer and Capt J. W. White, in the Rock City
Flour Mills and will conduct the business hereafter under
the STYLE Of J. Is. BAUMAN & co.
WI GOaDON q co. continue to act Is our agenls.
mar 26-9 J. E. BAUMAN.