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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

THE PoETs. Without hesitation, but with
conviction of truth we assert that WELLS is the
truest poet of this State We can recognize bis
contributions copied from journal to journal in
all parts of the United States and placed side by
side with The best emanations of American poetic
genius. A little while since the keen eye of
PRENTICE detected the latent worth of quaint
little poem called What s Trumps and from the
Louisville Journal it has had innumerable re-
prints. Scarcely any of his contributions fail to
be recognized in the East for their simplicity
sweetness and beauty.
Here, then, in quiet cabin, among the noun
tains of Trinity, is an unpretending intelligence,
whose brain creations, shaped while his shands ply
instruments of the mine, are searched out and
infinitely multiplied all over the land; while the
laborious productions of prctentous poets sink
TO oblivion after life time of a day. If these
little poems, which we occasionally print in this
journal, appeared originally in the atlantic Month
~, they would speedily find their way to the cars
and hearts of thousands, who would pause to lis |
ten to the musica footsteps that go out from the
mine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

THERE are several new advertisements in TO
days paper to which attention is directed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

AMERICAN PRIMARY MEETNG-Met pursuant
to call, at Court House, on Thursday evening, at
o'clock, p. m. Clinton Fouty was called to the
chair, and d. II. Trulant chosen secretary.
The object of the meeting being stated, it was
moved to elect delegates to the county conven-
tion, (said delegates to be elected by acclama-
tion,) with the following result:
Dr. l. II. Harris. |. G.. Messec, Jno. Peters, c.
Fouty, Fl. +. Nettleton, Newton Sutton, d. II
Tmfant, VIM. Hupp.
Meeting then adjourned to Saturday at 1C
o'clock. Z. FOUTl,
d. II. TRUFANT, Sec'y Chairman.
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A MERIToRIous poctical contribution by Anne
X. Fader, is presented to day she writes will
much eloquencc and originality.
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11E7~ We are requested by Mr.. A. SITES to an
nounce him as independent candidate for Justice
Of the Peace.
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THE erection of the Union church has bee
commenced by Mr. Bray, contractor.
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Died

Died:
At Oregon Guleb, ON the End inst, FRANKLIN,
infant son of A. j. and Mary Felter.
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Do not forget the Tableaux tonight.

Mrs. E. d. CAMPBELL presented splendid
American flag to the German Society on Sunday,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

THE CHEF OF NEwsMEN.-Jerry Sullivan, the
most enterp,isng and liberal of all California
Newsmen, sent us monstrous package of news
papers received by last steamer, some of which
are-New York Herald, Tribune, Times, and Irish
.Nt,oS; Cincinnati Commercial and Times, Baltimore
Sun, Chicago journal, Tribune and Democrat;
Ohio Statesman, Galena Gazette, Cleveland Herdd
and Plaindedler, Detroit Tribune and Free Press,
Boston Statesman, North american. Hartford
Times, Lowell Courier, Bangor Courier, Indiana
state Journal, Weekly WISCONSIN, Savannah
Nems, Brandon Republican,, Newburgh (N. "
telegraph, and SATURDAY Ecenihg Gazette. Two
numbers of each are received, in addition to all
the Pictorials for sale in this State. We mention
in detail to show the liberality and extent of bu
sness which can afford over City newspapers to
remote mountain journal.
Immediately on the arrival of each steamer,
Sullivan charters a boat and dispatches an i'm
mense number of newspapers to the interior. If
the mail is assorted in time he brings it up to
free, and thus thousands in the nte-
rior obtain their letters day earlier than they
could otherwise. What must be the magnitude
of business which will justify so much outlay and
liberality? Sullivan gives example of unparal
leled private enterprise and opcn-hearted gene
rosity, and so far as our own obligations exist,
we thank him, gratefully.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

THE American Convention mees at the Cour
House to day,
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MEASURES NOT MEN, The Washington Stay
tells of post mistress out West, under whose
mnistrations the mail became very irregular
The agent went incog. on visit of inspection,
and watched the operations of delivery
"After opening the bag, and turning its con.
tents upon the floor, the post-mistress produced A
box, and deliberately proceeded to measure out n
peck of miscellaneous matter from the pile on the
floor Having done this, she commenced return.
ing the rest, when Hall found his tongue.
Why, what are you doing there ? he contriyed
to stammer OUT
'Indade, said the post-mistrcss, looking mp,
its changing the mail that am
But how do you know that you get the right
matter? Why don't you look it over and select
your own?'
Faith. aud it's FOOLS job you'd be afther
having me do replied her ladyship Il cant
read niyer blessed piece of writin', and when
my son Jim (he's had school larninO isn't here.
jest measure out our sheer
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OLD Mrs, Beeswax is down on people who ridi-
cule extension hoops. She says that when she
was a gal she tux on dreadful because hoops
want invented If she had had a set of extenders
she might have waited for Joshaway Spondulacs,
and not had to be doctorin' of Jabez Beeswax
with skimity weed for the rheumatic, six and
thirty years, Many's the time she drug Jabe
Beeswax to bed groainin' and a-moanin', when
Joshaway was settin' up to Nance Pattingale,
drat i'm Charity BeeswaX, go right this mint,
Hodge here again I'll harpoon him with the cs-
tern pole.
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DIS SOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing between A. j. Loomis and VIM Her
die, in the Butcherng business has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
be conducted in future by A. j, Loomis.
A. j. LOOMS,
Wm. HERDLE.
June LIST, 1858. 283t
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Settlement Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS METHOD
L of notifying all persons indebted to them that
settlement of all accounts must be made i'm
medatcly. as one of the partners is about to
withdraw from the firm. GEO. F. FROST,
B. f. TRASK.
Weaver, Aug. T. 1858. 29tf
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STOCKTON, Aug. 9th. I, D. m.
On the 4th desperate etlray took place on the
Stanislaus river, between Central Ferry and Peo-
ria Bar--two men killed and two mortally woun-
dcd. The atfray grew out of a dispute between
two mining companies. Jacob Pike was one OF
the killed, and Chas. Kinney mortally wounded
Parties had started in pursuit of the murderers.
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GERMAN HOSPITAL SOCIETY On the lst of Au-
gust the Secretary Of the Society, Il. Boch, Esq,
submitted the annexed half. f.yearly report:
Cash on hand, March 7th, $40 ~
Amt. received to Aug. lst--al sources, CSC 90
Total $ll56 AZ
Amt. bills paid to Aug. lst, $lOO5 05
Cash on hand, $l5l 81
Amt. of bills remaining unpaid, s678 95
Leaving present Indebtedness of Society $527,-
jS. Whole expenses for six months ending Aug
lst, S1G84. OF this S1452 GO were expended for
relief of sick members, and the balance, s23l 40
for contingencies.
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Two cases Of small poy in town; the citizens
met last night to devise measures to stop the
spreading Of the disease. The Sam. Soule brought
up 147 tons of freight--largest load this season.
John Ritchey killed negro in lower part of
the county for sitting at the table with him, and
is in Jail [Courtcsy of Beacon.
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MRS. PARTNGToN dislikes to see locomotive
switched Off the railroad, because it has tender
behind
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PASSAGE, $40.

re- Passengers can rely on being I'll
through very nearly as scon az by Stage.
JAMES S. JOHNSTON, ART
Red Bluffs, July IL, 1858. 3a
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Professor Haskelps Electric Oil.

A POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
DHEUMATlsa and suralg Deafnsss srysipeias scrof
A. uias rone iiuss Isiisrs ngaorm seaid Hsad, her
Tcus and lex Headaches,
ia Cured "a from three to fl7satv Esi7utss. -Ssa
OoTRs, Piles T0oih4chs Chronic SIZE joints, prain and
LautenetB sian sas sores, FIeckies and
HumoFs, CramPs ana ChOie Pains Of sVsFy description
eeaas tnstan,aHeOuslgt
Prizes SO eta, 81 aad 81 per bottle.
Il the only reai dhlh AFlGORAIO that viii make tha
hair grow when ever hing else fas clean head white
and Tree IRON DAsDh0FF In ten Minutes end make
shinys glossy isf.
blsleng sensations as wh olher lotions and lnimsnt Il
. pleasant take; conquers rsi soothing aud heaaP
severe burn scald In ave minutes.
This Oh % crates On he priazples 81 Esereiyi thou
anda % miraculous cures, have been performed 81 Is al
over the land.
Use everything else thea give this on one tds and you
VIA be convinced lndigsaE persons unable 70 purchases
bOtlls, shall have Il Tree
Frend suffer no longer send for bottle OF Haskell's
Eleciic Oh Cons1all0n and advice gives gratis AZ ne
Depot, No. 50 Pine 81.
Persons severely acted with Acute Rhsuatism or Con-
traction Of the MUEelss shOud t the Bectrcpedean Bath.
No psdders this medicine Only respectable druggists
eouRry Merchants agents. WhO have large mao
graPh eerIlhests signed b. me proprietor
Bsl0aTe Of COEaferfsitsi
Every bottle has @Pofessof HaskeH electric Oil blown
the side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope
portrait and signature, 20 oouns8f8it which Ofg8Fy.
Wholesale and Retail Depot,
No. Sc Pine street, IS. Louis, Missouri.
terms Druggists and Merchants desiring supply thiI
popular aOudsrul Remedy By calling psfson,
dressing By letter. Prof HASKELL s. eina street, LOUIS
viii have their orders prOmpuy hled and forWa rdsd
Terms, CashS4 s. SIC per dozen. Il s elegantly put
securely PACKED and variety Of superb
Fine Bls, &C, furusned EratutOusy. send your
/ deEs5 you WlA hna u cares and pays.
For sale Wholesale ay SWIM, PhADLkfON & CO, and
retail By 20 u BhCFf n, Nashville. Tenn marld&fy
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Dividend.


NAsHvELLB
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Manny's Combined
REAPER & MOWER.
With Woods Improvement.

THIS celebrated Machine received the hrst premium os
4 GRAND GOLD MEDAL, as the best combined Reaping
ana Moving Machine, at me great Unsd states goail
raj Far, he'd LOUISVILLE KY. in September 1851 Inc
trial came on syracuse, YORK, Juy, where ali
ts principal Machines in hs United states thorough
~ tested. Ths committee mads awards through Mar
shat 2. Wilder President United Agricultural Soc
ely, a. 10 vile, ny.
IL also received the ward the best Reaper
pest Mower before separate Committees appointed By
the President Of the Davidson county Agricultural SOcs,
a. Nashville In july 1871 over most OF ne machines
in 10 Tennessee.
Numerous oIher premiums and awards given thia
Machine during ne last season every Machine 10
Amer
The above maehiBes for sale By he undsrsgnsd.
B. r. CHEA THAN,
General Al gent for the State.
FlShER, WHkEES5 & CO.,
lsb 2I-d&Wn Nashville, Tenn.
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N CHANCEiIY - l57IN5BO 40

Parew H Graham and others, co.Dlanants, IChn K.
gadIer and vile 9th defsndauIs-OHEinsl 6ll.
ON motion and a9ps angto the satisfaction the Clerk
~ and from the afdsvit OF compliments solci or
lobn p Murray, that defendants, James HOliOWEaT
Ridsy Roberts Baker ROBBERS, william ROBERTS ohm K.
Sede and selma Sadler residents this Stse
tits ordered that publication pc made Tor ieur success We
in the city Of sashFe Tennessee re0udng sid non res
den defendants 70 appear a. the next term Of the Chanes
House in GainsborO the t Wsdnesda after The second
Monday in July next 70 hen ad here onter Their defence
taken against them and n cir cause and set downfoE hear
ing OK parts &c 70 thsm. WI SUITS
naVii-Vlt Dr1 Zee 60 Clsgk and Master.
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ENROM thssubsoribsr on the lstdsy Of July, negrc
~ Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet Z
incheshgh, years old, and weighs about 100 pounds
be sralsed in LAST Tennessee near McMinnVille He
will probably make his way back there. ! bought him
from Mr.. Terry OF East Tennessee will give ten dollars
heis esdghtln my neighbOrhO0d, twenty-five dollars Il
taken out Of the county fifty dollars if he gets 70 Eas
Tennessee When taken he is to be delivered t.. me-
confined 90 that l can get him, DAVID N. ,.nEN
iyG Seven miles south of Nashville Tenn
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WoolI Wor,lII

4- " CACCOuLk MONEY!
w taklng zwssHcs0urg Bank AOses as Sarfn pay
have for sale. - 1880 "
fen q, 1858. " n CORnoN z 81
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co,
.Suecessors 10 Cdflon 3 "a -,

lOuCceshOEs 20 CiiALuu q AIDOtl,J
Re daily receiving additions to The former stock Of
n Gentemens Clothing, at Nc. i Cedar street. wnere
they would be happy to al the patrons OF the old 6rm
ind al others want OF any goods IN their line. Our
stock embraces every article 10 be found in Gentlsmsns
Flu nishiDg store
In the TAILORING department we have great variety
of piece goods, which will axe up 10 order
give satisfaction. Two Of The firm constant
in the eastern market aud all patterns and syes
forwarded this house with despatch We tier eurssl
that our facilities for TeceI7ng ell desirable
styles will enable to suit all who favor with thsir
patronage.
april 3 CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT d co.
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.VER YR0DY.

no In need Of kn0bs-LOcks and LatcherE Of ny H
Whatever Butt Hinges ana screEs all kinds, vi
dow FaslnorS, sash springs, Nails. Pal Bradss in Short
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VOlliutine's Digest.

The shove mentioned Digest be had within ten o.
teen days atthe following Book stores:
Messrs. lamb Young d Coz Memphis, Tenn.
a.. q. Il. Brewn, JacksOn, Tenn.
Messrs. John York " Co., Nash vile, Tenn.
Nr. :. A hsyi, knoxville, Team.
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Change Of Schedule.
NashviIle& ChattanOOgaRaiFoad
B@DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS Sa
EACH WAY OVER TIL DAD.

NE and amer THURSD AY, APRIL sth, 1863 The Psssen
~ ger Trains will be a. OllOWsi
Leave Nashville daily a. A. IA aud ?. nj:
Arriving al Chattanooga at 2-2O p 4. and l255 A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 1890 A y. and 92J P. n
Arriving az Nashville az 9 10 A. N and &, ID p. M
Pssseny the kEs N1lmingtOn c. car leHVe
Nashville either train and make close connections through
out Via knoxville, Tsnu and LYnchbuTg, Va, should
leave the morning train 20 make The connec
tons.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville the N
train which connects Stevenson with q Railroad
Those for MCMinG lille and Sparta will leave Nashville on
the train which connects directly 1ullGhOma with
The traIH CAInnve. The Train hich leaves McMtnn'
vile at y 30 cnnectz viii he day train from Chattanooga
and arrives 81 Nashville At 3 10 n.
Nashville there is daily connection with boats Tor 81
Louis Cincinnati Louie Vile, Memphis New Orleans Pius'
bu re- &c, C also daiy line OF stages for Louisville
Through Tickets be procured tue Depot before he
starting OF the trains, McMnuVe, Huntsville Mem
phis Junction Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY, Charlsson,
savannah, Augusta, Wilmington aid Rockville
4 L ANDERSON,
ApriI 6. 1885, General Ticket Agent,
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MERCHANTS,
HOUSE-BUHDERS,

Who want good Qua Barrels, PliutOr Percussion Locks
heei Brass Or German SILVER Gaarda and Butts, Double
nsFsrS, ld1e and SHOT Gun Wipsrs, Gun, Nipples.
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HILLMAN BROS

1hCN DEFOl.
No. "A College, aud A aad 43 Market Stss
FFER Tor sale good terms cash prompt dsaars
~ 500 Tons Of tner ese0rsed Charcoal Refined hon;
80 . well assO RED PusburE Iron,
50 g Hammered Iron, including PloW Moulds;
50 {" Best Tennessee Castings;
l. 4" Cast shear, b. A. b. Steel;
1850 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand;
10 LESL, Wrought, aad steel flows, AL sizes;
200 Sets WagsJI Ead Buggy Axes, all sues.
Also Auvils, Wees, Files CHAINS Axes, CATERS &c.
ian29-tO Ian 80
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ssLRFTWICK TOBACCO. >

a LARGE consignment Of this Superior Chewing To
n baceo, manufactured BY Col. Aug. LefWiek, Lynch
burg, Va Is hand and 70 sale BY NORRIS & STRAIT.
TOM sole agent for fennessee Merchants would DO vel
70 get thiS brand, ~ We are OheFng u very low.
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NASHVILLE, March 4, ls58.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALT

THAT Valuable farm which undersigned has
4 sized iOF me last eight yeaTs, iB Tor sale
The waters OF Big harPeLn river, county Of vi
lmsOu5 fourteen miles from Nashville, near the village
lhnE, the hchanO ana CeutreYlle IuruplEe, nine milo
from tFaHkln, M county seat Of Williamson, and with
80 Tie norm " esleTu Railroad being
5truced. Inc tract contains about hundred esh
OF nTs1 farming anci The county line beJWes,
UavldsCa aRd llEms0E runs through the Northwest
tle D. formally ell known farm
laIU wills WhIIelld.
tht comfortable residences, with all ne
oesay Jut houses barn. cribs, stables, carriage hOues, dCs
WIZ excellent young OTch4rdo most choice iTuIt- OO
spring WateT abundance IaIin Wate
ruuzluE from different sources through the AdJOn
n this tara 10 another tract OF GbUu Two Huudrod
excellent land win good residence, Tor szls The solo
buJB tracts equal 70 any crops either grain grass
both uniiou they viii be separately legetheT
may buyers IL be thought bg good judges could
Of the best stock tg State It's
A. wanting 20 buy, would OF course Whsb
tne premises before Purchasing, further description
deemed uuuGCsssar ali invited 10 cali f.
-lsuIseiVes. aug 25-eOGWui JOHN 4. HILL.
WISH 10 sell the farm which / reside, IN Williams
county, ADJOINING hat advertised above % Mr..
i containing by recent survey hundred ninety
nine ha OF drBI rate farming land, with
Orses dwelling, with all necessary Out nOuss suitable 10
s.Tns Win good wafer. lns is well enciOssg
good ienceS, including about hundred yards
win dr. hi's-G5 bOJh unled would Ceraluy make ds
lrEbs arm and purchasers invited cal ET. Hi
and examine he premises. LAklNlA CKAlGHEAU.
FOE erJur PARTICULARS apply 20 AT. IA. N Snyder, tn
btOTsOi oF5 q trlzzell, Nashville l.. G.
aaE3-suoEWu
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MONS. J. A PINGUELY,
RkSPECTFULLY informs his patrons and friends, "a
II that be has returned the City, that be will ~
open his Academy mis- Hall on SATURDAY. OCTO- kt1
Der nth, 1857, al o'clock, P. d, lAlA
Days and Hours Of Tuition, Friday at o'clock p. A.
And Saturdays OF 9 o'clock, 4. H., and Pm
Among the new Dances laiely received from rars, he
win teach the new and fashionable ANCER5N QUA D.
hlLAlE, as danced in the principal Eastern CItes
thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore sXten.
dsd % him. Mons r. respectfully sOiciJs q
Jhesams. oetIl-u
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CLIErON. ALBRIgHT 4 40.
SALE or YALUhBLE
Real and Personal Property.

TINE undersigned il sen the premises south
bet street. opposite the Military Cen sZe, Oh the FlsT
SAIU hDAA IN JUNB, beng the 5th, tue very valuatls
House aud Lot which The late Fred JOne lived at Inc
uDe his deatl fronting ssrKet sheet aud runnl
back hail way 10 College ALSO fronting ~
feet on tue luuke. being lot No II in the n Of
the University lots.
Also, VIII be sold time and Place the personal
properly said JOn6's Estate stinu in OF
ctsnt Cracker Machlle, aud all he hKtures nur5,
&c, necessary 10 carry Blker aud COhfectlOHzy
busnessbW0 bread wagons ald muls, buggy, tgsth
with sock Of groceries, eOnfscOuary show clses sB0P
furniture, DC
This especially Efns opening FOR Bakers and Conee'
uoneTs, and wei stand, and he only
one 10 That portion Of The city viii sell The properly
ther Wbol3 O. in pait private If
fore whole Will offered the highest bidder the
SIN OF June next Terms made day sale.
PETER B{LIUD.
A A HAICdBR,
maV5-dd Executor JGIt - dPcff.
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WELL Buckets, Half Busls Measures Wood 30 FIs &,
W Ladies, Rolling fins, Wash Boards White Wash and
Bsektng brushes, Hearth BrOUus, Door Mat Harzst and
Clothes Baskets CLONES Pins, ShJ Bar Lead, Sc &c
FkEsMAN BHOfhEk5,
sPnl4 No. 2, College, doors North OF Spring 81
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fku Hdsrsgnsd laying sugEsstsd The CLERK Of the
Davidson County C0urtf4e insolvency o. the estate OF
Joihua a. STEPHENSON deoeaed al persons having
claims against sat5te Gle them with the CLERK Of
said eouT, before ne hti Monday n Deco be neEi
spSi I5-Wsa WALLIAN KENNEDY, Adn,r.
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ROBERT FREEMAN.
SMITH TREEMAN
hOBAht EAAhAAN SMITH FREEMAN
FREEMAN BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants.
Sundries.

ZEAL In Flour, Bacon, Lard and produces generally; For
~ elgn and b0mesrc Liquors, Wines Cigars No. 2
North College sLreS Nashville, tennessee, The old stand
OF Swim Brothers. Agents dattsTilis FIGURING is.
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Incorporated lSl9--Chartsr Perpetual
Cash Capital $I,OOO,OOO.
ABSOLUTE AND UEuiPAIRED,
With a Surplus Of $500, ssz So
ASSETS JANUART 1,is5s.
ADJUSTED tPROHPTLYPlD.
Fire & Inland Navigation

UPWARDS Of s1IsOOOy 900
Jf Losses have bssR pad b the na Insurance. O. q s
past 50 years
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY
WE have started our new and extensive Foundry
w the old stand late Nashville thanksgiving
Company End prepared 10 execute heavy aud light
work any description the shortest notice Light CAST
TO small amounts ut moderate city prices heavy Cast
ngs large amounts furnished per contract a. Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We have also commenced
operations in new
MACHINE SHOPS
Steam engines, >aWmils, FOuTmlg Of the most improved
patterns order JObbng repairing dCa5 lmmCdi
stgy resdy contracts Engines aud Mile
shall furnish plans enable purchasers toput up then
Nils little exp Manufacturers and Farmers will
and profitable Us, before going hRst or West
Machinery. - -
STEAM BOILERS.
Precautionary engines and steamboats, le 70 order oil the
MATERIAL pste With FrsrOnts Gfates, standpipet
Valves, warranted stand coy press required 10
Manufacturing pOTpeliinR purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any descripuCH Of SmithWOrk done in excellent syl
uone out hrstrate ron used-SaWm work Sterups, Dogs
PtmHn lOuss Saw Cranks Bolts and all kind NIL from
made 70 order short notice.
wishing purchase good cheap hachineryi wi
DO we'll 90 call our Office or address by lett or
q. JACE ER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Mas hyIlle, Tenn.s
uIy2S Late Nashville Man. Co.'s SEops
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Cure for RheuInatlsrn.

cure 30E E0eu444aGA SA44u
HAvR lust FscsiFed a few dozen bottles Of JAMES
4 NBURALGIR and RHEUMATIC LIQUID, a medicine
that las never been known fail in curing the above com
plants. H my be obtansd the VRrOus Drug Stores IN
Inc city, and of J. W. Wilson, at tho old sand Of Maeken
Eie d wilson. Price 81 per bottle. -, ,,,,,,,,,,
april ALBA. MACKENZIE.
BROAD STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
NIX annual meeting of this Company for the purpose OF
slsetng officers Tor the ensuing Year viii be held At
ne Wy Hote Monday, May 3lst between the hours Of
IL and u o'clock, A NJ S. a. SCOTT,
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