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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16

Tur GREAT QrrsrIoN.-The Charleston Mercury
the veteran and approved organ Of those who are
distinguished in political discussions as the friends
Of Southern rights, says .. In the present emer-
gency il is important that the southern Press should
give general and decided support to the Admins
tradon in its position upon the Kansas question.
With uuanimity and decision on The part Of the
South we have no fears of the result Thercference
Of the Presidents Message to select committee by
bare majority of the House, is not al all decisive
Of the question of The admission OF rejection Of
kansas: and when the bill from the Senate, Urovid
ing for Tire admission Of Kansas and Minnesota is
presen,es.to the House, we sbali.have test which
cannot o, evaded, and which viii be too strong for
the nerve Of the Black Republicans aud their nom
5naI Democratic allies. In the meantime, let the
South stand firm.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

HOLLOAINC BEFORE GETTING OUT OF TIE WOODS.
We are not a little amused with the eXultation of
many Of the Republican party men in Washington
over the vote Of yesterday in the House, by which
ommittee on Territories was defeated by one ma
jOrity. Those gentlemen. evidently imagine that it
involves the rejection Of he Lecompton constitution
by the House. They deceive themselves amazingly,
indeed. To us, and to those even Of their own side
who competent TO judge in such matters, it en-
braces assurance almost as strong as Holy Writ that
when the bill to admit Kansas as a State on that
constitution comes down from the Senate, as it
surely will not long hence, it will 60 through the
House in short order. We are rarely deceived in
such matters and stake all our reputation for the
accuracy Of our prediction Of results in similar
cases. on the correctness Of this intimatiOn Of what
is destined be the result Of the current Kansas
broglio In the House. We have abiding faith in
the eOhesiyeness.of the Democratic organization -
Star.
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- 20. Z - -. -.

We sSru that sig Luigi MONT Of Harvard Colez, tas
Csnc and lhas % IN course q publication There
vail undoubtedly be great desire Co zee chs volume
GuernzE- Is probably The a 81 cslugu sled OF living
Italian author, Gad are glad Oh s-ow tht the ned
literature G lAiy-Ellh witch ne bui little ae
qlaiuied-Ell be maug lraIed By so br4ul specimen
Of novel WruLg this The lie 0i Beatrice has been
generally indeed may say entirely sHdsr-t1ods bus
GueFrazzi has shown IN his very Pow eul work,
psted alter careful ab0f what is pre- babV the correct e
position OF this sd history Evs-T has read SEebys
tragedy OF the tenc thCss orun1ts enough % have
extended their travels as far as lv remember s one Of
tie OViest specimens Of the admired end copied
portrait Of beatrice by Guido. IN she gallery ol the
BaFbsIini Palace.
Guerralz in his Praflcs 81 the work SAYS addressing
the unfortunate shade Of b satrce
'Inasmueh have been able o. comprehend thee inn
plOre for sufoeut power 10 Eorthly hy his
tory to these dear Italian maidens WHO love hse
ter inst departed though the shadow ol lU cauure aud
half is spread thy puichrs- Verify thine his
tory OF sad crimes but the madeus Of my country wall
read it. Il vii pierce ihsr gentle souls hze sWcrd bus
they viii resd Mbel the youth tley love aD-
preaching they viii hasten blessing, hide It, bus they
viii read t. and will Ohst thes Tue Ony gf that be
given 70 the Lesrayed-te1rs.'
The effect Of this powerful work upon the mplssi0nats
and vehement Italian reader SUCH that certain Of the
governments have inlsrdictsi its Publication, and il
rarely seen in lily.
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IA ReceiDf for EYerV Man.

WTOKTH FIFTY DOLLARS yeartO any ma n that ha
W Fruit Trees By t you cas- keep, your Fruit Ifeee
from blooming til all he cold Weatherls De and ensurp
Jour fruit killed By the frost, and Il will keeu
your fruit from FoiIng and iGlng from the II yot
want large fac crop o. fruit send and Get receipts ina
viii ensure you Sent 20 any address Fecept OF 81
Warranted. show this 20 your neighbour.
address. S. 81. DORRIs,
ian 2f-w2s TyFee Springs, Tennessee.
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Propr'etors Of Maysyill8 "a
February 9, ls57-dI v ImdZw2m

Coon ADvroE.-The thousands Of cfiPPles whom Rheu-
matism left with stiened joints, whom Palsy has
bsTe Of Of their Limbs, ADVISED to try BEAsss
ARTTIo LIsIHESr which has never yet Jailed TO
single case Of the kind which fair tabas been made
In using it, do not spare the fcOu but rub it in well AID
bskly. Ills also useful in relaxing muscles, contracted
drawn up from eramp reducing and scattering tumOrs
and white sweIlings IN healing ucers, and in curing al
manner Of erupve diseases ofthe skin Lis for sale in all
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IN SENATE.


SATURDAY, Feb. Is, 1858.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. BULLEN introduced bill to regulate inoorpO-
ratiOns Passed first reading.
Mr. BULLEN: bill to amend an act passed March
LIST, 1856, CHI 50, TO regulate banking, also act
passed Jan. 2Sth, present session, to enforce the
resumption Of specie payments BY the banks. Re-
ferred.
HOUSE Bills ON THIRD READING.
House billtO charter the Virginia, Tennessee and
North Carolina R. R. Company, passed the first
reading.
House bill to incorporate the Shelby Military In
sGtute passed the third reading.
House bill to give John G. Simpson and others
further time TO complete their turnpike passed the
third reading.
Part XIV. ofthe Code passed the second reading.
A large number Of House petitions were taken up
and referred to the appropriate committees.
Numerous bills were passed on second reading
Senate adjourned until 10 a. m, Monday.
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Jacks for Sale.

HAVE three superior Jacks FOR sale which will dispose
u Of al reasonable prices.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREES.
ECLIPSE will years old next June. nearly sixteen
hands high, great isngn good action and me appearance
He took ms premium tho Isnnesses State FAIR, 1856.
BIG BLUB will be Eve years old next JuBe, fuu four
and half hands high and decidedly the beat formed
Jack In the STATE, my opinion. These two Jacks
sired By The famous Lord Of the Lie and he By Knight IT.
rant impOr sd.) Their dam by James Ridsy's "Od
wonder !"
BLACK DIAHOND will be three years old nsxt spring
he By Rains kllistOns Black Mammoth OF
perOr i'm ported Jenneg, fTOm barcelona, Spain.
Thess superior EnImls, and invite those wishing %
purchase them ny stabls eight niles Of
Nzshvtlle on the NOensyile Turnpike
Ian 2I-wIm JAMES RAINS.
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jan % -Rtds
GAIETY CLUB.

MR. W. Il CRISP, his return Nashville, dnds
w eral conn uncatons nom gentlemen desrous Of 1in-
iHg the atty Cab requesting be informed Of the length
u the season, etc etc.
Mr. Cnzp takes this public method OF aIswsFings
Subscribers entitled all tue privileges Of the Club
Room and Tree access 90 me IaeaIre for year The
time they become members.
Inc Dramatic will continue from nine mOntha
eacl ear The Galoy will now continue open Gil July,
and hs Fa Season commence lhe ht OF September Du-
ring the lraDae Season the following uupFeceden-
led attractions viii appear In continuous succession
ar J. b Murdoch, Mr. F. Booth, RaVsl Martnet Troupe,
Miss n Davenport, Ar- Joseph Proctor Miss Ea Logan
Bliss CaaTloe Cushman, Mr.. COuldOck toe Keller Troupe
and New Orleans Eng .sh Opera Troupe. -.
ar W "A. isp believes thu establishment Of ne Gae
Clu0 on The heightened basis, will materially isna 70 -
elevation and welfare OF the Urama IN this city ne t-
secured By she manager he trusts, viii be a8ieelnsl
Vncing proof he is in earnest in rsdeeminE MS -
and respectfully calls on The established eEsAs 70
him I'm MS endeavors. -. 81,
Mr. Crisp viii b happy - meet bis friends ana 49,
the evening Of THURSDAY, the 2isi, In me 1Ai's -
janl9-du
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Notice

IN pursuance Of dseses Of KS Couniy Court Of Hum
phrsys cOuniy pronounced At ts January term. 1853 On
In the Of Z Coleman et ais " The 1girs OF Alexander
Coleman, cd, shall proceed 70 SELL pu0c sale 70 ne
highest bidder a. s las residence OF rsu Coleman dee D.
Saturday the 2h day Of February 1888, valuable tac
OF lEBd and The tract coLians about l
acres, yell Improved, lying on White OAK creek, Hum
Dhreys county The slaves consist OF men, and
children Inc land will BE- sod on and years credits
credit OF ~ m0nth. Notes and approved
curly will BE- required Of tho purchaser lien retained
The land ual h5 purchase money paid said ald EnQ
slaves b8Ong The heirs of the said Alexander Coleman
deed, and solt for distribution.
Janlt WHIPS fee - LBVl h'COLLUM, e. & "a
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puhIic Sale.

ID virtue Of Deed Of Trust 20 executed b. William
ID a. Crcher, and registered In the kegsterB once for
tho county II Dcksn will The 5th dsy Of March,
less Court House he town OF klansin, 70
lblic sale FORTY-ONE MULES, kIFE-WAGONS and
CHARS, and lot Of Tools and DINER articles OF personal
property. said properly will b sold credit tll
18Th day OF December, 1883, and the purchaser will Do
required tOg I've bond and sesuriiy. -
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MR. CaAPLBS NEAL, Cor his lezate5s II de1d son Of
VI Zephanier Neal deceasod late Of Wilson e0uatg. (Ds
trc No - in the State Of Tennessee Is hereby norned
that there a small Of money in my hands, which he
isrequestsd 10 come forward and get.
ELI COLLISION,
80 49, orfH
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~. R. NICHOLs, MaIler lIsshllisL.
To the Union Coal and OF c E,IIa ~ wv - %

To the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GENTLEEEN-HavinZ used your Lubricating OIL, made
from Coal on the machinery COon Mills (tn-
eudng Engine and spindes), for the laa few weeks
prepared thai have found It greatly superior
any other excepting the SPERM and fdy equal 70
that article for which we have been pay n from one dollar
seventy dollars and twenty-five CENTS per
gallon. The Oil distributes very perfectly over the machine
~, long, free gum, which causes tTcOn
and consequently heat
In OF the superior quality Of this OIL we have Rdop
ted foT or Mills From price az which it is sold
we doubt net it must come into general use.
number OF other certificate. IA the hands Of the
agents here, which nay be at any time
JANUARY & WOOD,
Projectors OF MaysYiIs Cotton Mills.
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Cor. g.rrBELL DIsCHARGED.-COlonel John y.
Campbell formerly of Maury county, in this state
and now Probate Judge Of johnson county, Kansas
was arrested last month at the instance Of Gen Jim
Lane and his abolition followers; but he has since
been discharged from custody, his prosecutors aav-
ing failed l0 prove anything against him.
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Land for Sale.

Y virtue Of an act Of the General Assembly OF The State
III Of Tennessee the undersigned viii sell public
t0u House gate in the town Of Nashville,
20ih day q February 1883, credit OF two, and
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
Lying 10 the Oh district or Davidson county, AMI adjoining
lands Joln Tmbe, ks1 being that portion OF the
Fair Ground properly % By opening Of CulVsri
street 2. X. kAINE,
". G.. HANDING,
T. TANNING,
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OhiIde Harold.

THIS dlsiinguisheds th0r0u GA bred stailon " III -
IL make the present season az ny stables, SIX
miles south or Nashville He sired by in por-
ted sovereign, Gus Of Maria Wesi--Lbe dam Of -
Wagner Fancy Margaret Wood, and 0tlsr9 Of dsti -
Hs bloOd Is therefore The vsry bssL he vas ta -.
racer d ass day, having Lost aaaL ne ssla =
largest and strongest nave rseru ana ave 1s 49,
ADDING Ienowu % his r3pulaGn ~ their diing
cess uDou the turf 5ashsra ihle8 year ol -. 81 % p
bee recently purchased By Dir. len hrnsct l Ne ~
eio00 Who nisnds lasing him 90 H7slhl 70 1l'ol- "A
IN z 'and's be8f. r-E-.4-Lf-h .--r..
more byne and renrlh Than any Hoou l'--s efeIseH
Har taFan Al the premiums for hch no h sh q D-e
T. - $50 nj eounty ia rs although certainly euti d
a. h rapE a. hgh horse IN la lol rs placed az
the low price Of thhy collars 70 p P ~ 4lA as. osLofo
vs.. O.. HANDING.
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Testimonials like she iOOw reachGg The proprietor
Continually eXtoling the f;aCy Of 8. a. kahnesocks
and bearing witness ia favor It's curative pow
srs Use 10 with confidence there prepare
oD possessing extraordinary powers % e1ps
AUsTIS, Iexls, FeO q, 1853.
Hs,srs b. 4. FahHsstock d Co., PiasJUy Pa.
Johannesburg the Two years that have been
selling celebrated NeTmifuge hsve witnessed is EN-
csev in eEpeng satisfaction Il viii certsiny
pei such, If Lers be WOrm5in ns system asa druggist
axe pleasure in bearing testimony . he newt Of your
valuable Vsrmiugs, and echo the sentiment o. num-
bers OF my pLt0Hs and customers, when say that believe
il TO DO best article iu Tor hs expulsion Of worms
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
scld wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and eouI ty merchants thr0u g1Out TIE United states
feb 2--lm.
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Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LubPicatimg Machinery.

In Scotland the Camel CoaOs have been very isVOTa-
bly, known and extensively used the place Of Sperm for
the last lew years Oils OF similar and quality
being made b. the Union Coal and OIL Company and
very highly valued wherever This Oil the
weight and will bear the temperature, when
winter strained the best Sperm, and is fully equal il
LubrcatCr5 having been 70 the tests
upon both heavy and light machinery and given entire sat
isfacon This OIL is peculiarly adapted Railroads, Cot
spndlss, Machine shops, and all machinery where
fine OIL srequird It more economical than ordinary
Oils, is sold ABOUT the price, and half the
quantity will DO equal amount Of fabrication, and do it
better
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be used in
the the finest sperm The openings 9th
and feeders used for ordinary eOarssr Oils should be
reduced, otherwise she Oil viii be wasted.
These Oils will be furnished dealers the factory PM
ees adding freight Insurance. and exchange; and all Oils
sold BY this company fully guaranteed represented
For sale by BWin, Pendleon Co., Of this city Agent
or the Union Coal and Oil Company, Msysvlle, Ky.
We call public attention to the following certificates Of
gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENULETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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THE GIsT OF TIE CoSTROvERsY.-We have to say
to many thousands of readers in the South &c d
Southwest that it is perfectly we'll understood by
their representatives. in both Houses Of Congress,
that the real question in issue on the Lscompton
Constitution is, whether another savehOlding State
shall or shall not be admitted under any eircum-
stances whatever into the Union. Such is the case
Of qusrrel-if we may be allowed 10 call things by
their proper names-betWeen the Administration
and the main body Of the Democracy on the one
side, and the Republicans and their nominal Demo
cratic allies who are seeking to outbid them for the
favor Of the anti-slavsry vote in l86O.-Star
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IA The house where the Bur5eu murder was
committed is now tCuautei. A dentist hastaken tbe
very rooms occupied by Burdell, and does a very
good business in advertising the fact lie seems 10
think that Tie n0toriety Of the place viii give IL
popularity which il would not otherwise have had
Mrs Cunningham and her daughters are still living
in the city, in 23d street The current rumor that
credited,
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. b. ROMANS.
MASTER MroHAzl0', oyrrcr, N. &o.R.R

MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE, N. d Q. K. R.l
Memphis Jan. Q, 1858.
This will certify that am using Parafine Camel C0G
OIL manufactured by Union Coal and OF Company u
Msysvlile, Ky, machine shops and the l0e0mO-
tgss the Ne uphis and Charleston Railroad, aud have
the several gesis, in order prove its qualities az
ubFicang Oil. have no hesitation recommending It as
superior Oh for Railroad purposes bOtn in regard 70 seOn
Omy ana perfect ubrc4tyr. believe 10 be me b8si
O1I ha7 used that one gallon will 20 FAR two
gallons Of Lard on. The 4Chney running the
shops with twenty per less power aired Tor
Ordinary Oil. The hudty ths oil arises convinced
from the total absence OF gum. and does effect It's lubT
eating properties but only requires that the 0rdces IN Tho
Oicups aud feeder should reduced order the
Oil economically.
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EG5- lt'. not true, as stated by the telegraph, on
the authority Of Member Of Congress, that Mr.
KEITr was d. shocked down" in his late rencountre
with Grow, in the House of Representatives. He
declared tlar if be was even hit in the melee be
was unconscious Of the blow.
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THE LECOARTON CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE
or the LecOmptOn Constitution Committee ap-
pointed under the Harris resolution, eight are in
favor Of the admission under that instrument, and
seven opposed, viz: For LecOmptou-Stepheus, Of
Ca, Letcher Of Va, Quitmsu, Of Miss, Winslow,
Of n e., Stevenson, Of Ky, Anderson, Of Mo,
White Of Pa, and Russell Of n. Y. Agaiust-Iar-
ris, of ul, Merrill. Of Vt, Wade, Of Ohio Bennett,
Of N. Y., waIbriIge, of Mica, Adrian, of n. Y,
Bafintou. Of Mass. Col. Harris, the mover Of the
resolu-ilns is The ennirman.
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CLARINDA p. ROBERTSON,
DAVID ROEEKrsUN.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. -, 1887.

Ths New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, 8ichm0nd
Enquirer, s. Lous Republican anf Democrat Mobile Reg
sts Memphis Appeal, Louisville Journal ana Montgomery
Advertiser, will publish the foregoing weeks and
forward charges b this Once iianl-u
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Painting establishment.

BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLDERS, &c,
RE requsted notice thai the undersigned, haV
"A ing made tho necessary arrangements and secured The
services Of competent wOTkme prepared 20 taEs
LARGE CONTRACTS
in the line Of his VOCATION in all is various branches. In
the department OF
HOUSE PAINTING
The subscriber Is prepared with gT6siest
FTOmptness, all contracts however large, which may be
rendered, style and upon watch cannst fail 10
give satisfaction.
He is also prepared 70 execute all manner Of
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
Granting and MaTbling.
avnu that department secured the services Of The
expert and experienced artists
The subscriber would request person. having work in his
10 give him call before making Hnal Arrangements.
K T. FLEMING.
No. g. Union st. between Cherry ard Summer.
marcbS-dLr
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s67- The Banner VIII some time learn that there
is in South Carolina and some others of the South
EN- States, an influential class Of men, who denom-
iulte themselves Southern Rights men, and re-
fuse to become identified with any regular political
organization They usually vote with the democrats
but very often crtcse and censure our party organ
izton. or this Southern Rights party, the Charles
tol Mercury is "the veteran and approved organ, "
as the Banner is "the veteran and approved organ
ot know -nothingism. The Mercury is not, and does
MT pretendto e a democratic organ and its indie
pendent position, makes its warm praises Of the
position of the administl alton on the Kansas
question all the more valuable; at the same
time that its occasional structures upon the dem
ocratic party cannot be fairly quoted as the con
LESSONS of partizan friend. We trust that we
have now made this matter clear to the oomPrehen-
sion Uf the Banner.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan. 30, 1855.
We using the PaTafiEe camel Coal GA IN Ma
chine Shop, reaI pleasure 10 stating that have
never used any OIL 30 equGl To- Il will wear very greatly
longer and ubcEIe thoroughly than the best qualify
other ord mary OIL from gum, and just
Oil is needed for machinery, We doubt
into general use We think this OIL fully eGual
best Sperm and that one gallon il worth tnan
TWO Of the b8sl LETG Oil.
AND'W ANDERSON.
u Romans
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w. T. Berry & Company,

UaI9 30 % T1-aI|9a--
WHITE lily. A Move. By Charles Relds.
TWIN ROSES. A Narrative. By Anna Cora Ritehis
ORA Mowatt)
DANTE, Translated into English Verse, with Flax
mans Illustrations
TASSO. Translated. With Illustrations
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NASHVILLE AND CHATrAEOOos RAILROAD ;

NAsHyILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Machine shop. JaR. p, 1858.
This will certify that using she Pzrafins Camel
Coal III made by the Union Coal aud Oil Company Mays
vile, KY Machine shop the locomotives
the road have tested the Oil very carefully discover
It's qualities; entirely convinced e q very I'm Oil
machinery, and tha gallon OF this Oil fully equal
two gaOas Of the best Lard Oil L, being entirely
gum machinery Will with less Pow with
any OIL we have used Although the Oil has thin sppear
anee has lubricatng body superior any Oil
ary use, and il is well adapted 10 Railroads.
&. b KNOW LIS, Master Mechanic,
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
Mr.. Know is Master Of Machinery of our Road and
reliable man, IN whose state neuts would condds.
v. k, STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
II. /. ANUERSON,
NJ fsutof NJ f9.H
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rhnloe CheWinr Tobacco nd Cigara

ChOIce Chewing Tobacco ana cigars
WE have n store large lot Of Capt sLuzs ceeofa
w ed brands Of Tobacco and his well known Pan-cake
brand 10 arrive in days We except no brands when
say those who want ~ best article tha' hey can ma
f. Wholesale or retail. a. - Union street.
AIao large lot OF Langh0rn q ATmisead, with many
other brands OF fue Virginia TCbaccO-anda lot Of good
Tennessee Tobacco thai wish 10 close out At prices
please the buyer.
We 70 keep genuine imported Havana Cigars,
Domestic and German Dc. Pipes, Scotch SNUFF, smoking
W LANGLEY & CO..
o
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Egacffom Notice.

---uR sTOCKHOLDskS OF tuE NASHVILLE Gas
ITGHT COMPANY viii please lake notice t1aL the an
siefion OF Directors, VIII take place the once
- ComDany On the 4th day Of March neEi.
JAMES a. kENDRICK,
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$4,000 Reward
FOR
SAMUEL. MEREDITH

THE undersigned viii give the above ard for the APP
prshensiOn and delivery 20 The Jsor OF transiR cuun
~ T. unesse Of SAMUEL MEREDlrH, who murdered b..
z. Robertson the Of Winchester tennessee ihe
evening OF The 2h December and 1a tsd % paris n0Hu.
Said Msredh from . % so years old; six ieet
high; slender, thin Vissg0d high 0rohead ght bus eye,
large I'd prominent, bal Of Angut Expression good many
saoE; ghs hair, but hin his head had many whsE8rs
all face, except on the upper Up, whzes hin on
side Of his sad Of asly bis cun IN
rather slow bass dow look his lips usual
compressed but when in ouVersa0n pleasant, smiles
easily and shOW8a dne set % sahi has uch aud ae
possession; brick By trade, Cfa block mole
skin oVsEcoa perhaps since he e has cut o. his hair and
whi5kerH.