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ALUM SPRINGS,



ROUTES 10 TIE SPRINGS fAGszITZ or ACCESS
runs cELEBRaTkD wkTERINa pLAcR. although stu
aed IN the mountains q Virginia. 100 miles West Of Rich
Virgins cen Rsi S -s ass,o of he xilsss "a.
board, and the rz Of All TIE western springs reached b. TIE
Thas i is brought Within = ssss Il VIEW fo.s Inc North
EN- passenger, tea7nE Baltimore Washington Alexandria
aas salss essusas Al he Roek5tgs Sol iass
IL Let The Noshcn traveller be CAREFUL o iar South
nc 0rasgs Raas0ha to dorionsgs Which there connects
The sOathsrn visitor to reach t1s place BY the Shortest and
cheapest route mus 3 careful % come as far North Richmond,
naEae iltt ant ne viii come y me Central ears
4allfssd 10 Buforis Lyn1Lhars
The Natural Brtise being cclntg Spring,
and g sheh gSs Is name q obss Of gAt attraction t.
The visitors
MEpIc4I PROPERTIES 0s THE WATER.
eer 20 Iee spng lssous ans osr sort q
have either exrenrdof aituese the wrought By teu)
gradually extended Throughout Virginia and he
soeh This instantaneous region FOR the unher
and variety 81 rs mineral and thermal waters and n ds
irgsneat the Terg bal Of them say extent ana
variety appeafy 10 disease aad is potency ia many o.
tn worst AMI hiost otsre 4ss It stands without tlva
to'an 4fcount y tie aeiiea Of these waters, Dr.
Aaah ane WORK the Mineral springs cf Virginia also the
letters Of lr cssi~risht i-al uers in our Pamphlet
II elCsitts Fealty
list interests, they would defer eir IN the
nonhs q July and august batroui possible come April,
Nay and June. when hsy e much better and
attended The Is sdYa1age than In
year, in tie history Of ths e-n place IN which the aesoG,
nodaiions Tor visitors equalei die places
White its vaae As medicinal agent e well established in The
South has been the aim Of tie propfstors
and attractive to the aod refined and cultivated people
who annually and more shades. They are
willing spare reasonable lins expense caering
OF AMI, besdes billiards. bowling
both for ladies' ADD gentlemen
from New furnish as veil or the lawn IS
the ball room.
The bottled spring Is kent constantly OF hand and
oT By FHER WISsTOs Druggists Richmond, Va; 3.
RUcxKR, Druggist, Iynchurg Va HEswAH Co., Druggists,
New York BLAIR WYEr, Druggists, Pha ieiphi CoElAs
RoDazRs, Druggists, Baltimore ATlLASD, CLsRE GzoRsE,
MOBILIZE Ala and JAMS SYKES New Orleans may be ordered
from any these houses wiki pecs confidence is purity
freshness
Pamphlets With al particular and many certificates sent by
mail application. fail aferiiseen: sih letters q Dr..
Cartwright and other distinguished gentlemen may
XTpys Heky May ~ and New York C5ssrcsr May
WM. a. LEWIS, Clerk
WM. II. SAiE. Room Manage.
c. A MAYO, Dining Room Iircc.0T.
FRAZIER s. HAN DOElPH, Propristers.
fniuE-I9n 1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09

Gov. BRowN, in his speech at the Market House
on Tuesday night, thought it very ridiculous pro-
position to give the peoples representatives power
10 change, modify or abolish Bank charters The
members Of the Legislature net capable Of reg
alating such important concerns, he thought.
Strange that Legislatures have sense enough to
grant Bank charters, hut not sense enough t. re-
peal them. Gov. Brown and his party don't object
to trusting these blOckheads, as they consider the
members Of our General Assembly, to pass charters
comforting peculiar rights and powers upon these
favored institutions; they only object 10 their re-
strieting these rights and powers when used 10 the
injury of The people.
We never heard an Opposition man propose to
Gbridge the power of the General Assembly to le-
gisste with reference to the life, liberty and pro-
perty of the citizen. Oh no. the Legislature is ca
pAble of making laws which affect the rights of the
individual But when it is proposed to allow this
same Legislature to retain the control over the af-
fairs of incorporated cOmpsnies, they rut f1rwsrd
Col NETHERLAND and MILL Brown, who tell the
people that their Representatives cannot be safely
trzsted with such matters, and that they must not
presume to lay their braWny hands upon the unsul-
lied and immaculate robes of these ms buttons
Why not legislatures make corporations, why
may they not unmsks them when they begin to OPP
crate OppreBsively upon the people? "Oh," say Col.
EErRERLAKD and NELL BRowS, "the Legislature
may hurt the Banks il they retain any power over
them" We reply that the Banks will certain
~ hurt the people if the Legislature does not retain
the power to prevent them. But the Opposition
candidates and orators don't care for that They
think their duty is performed when they take care
Of the interests Of capitalists and corporations.
The people may take care of themselves. 81.
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A. - ne -. s-ss - 81 :
me il n. y IL Hiwa I'D ixsl 81.
viii remember his ReE born zesl ii dsssnos 81 The
foreigners, His love siOr the s.daansd foysisasr
IS The HnOw Noshinss assa to tsrn them, haa
grown Intense HIS moral sensibilis;es had en-
asnsg beer shocked b TIE recent letter q sits.
eAss, Ehish, IL his estimation, vas great outrage
uP0nths rights Of cur adopted citizsns. Tke Dsn-
e9rstc PsltF must be held responsible fer this; ana
The forsign-bora voters shSui redress ths wrong
u psts1g aviIA 81 Ksois Nafbings VIII you walk
into ny parlor. said the spider TO the ay."
A more disgusting spectacle Ne nsvsr witnessed.
To cali i demagOguslsm Wsald be too mild wsra.
Let those of cur adopted citizens whose intelli-
gence thus nsulted refresh their recolIeetions
with the following delicate moroccan from this same
geDtcman's letter, dated Nashville, Nov 25, 1856.
and addressed to The Kaow NOthines Of louisville,
and Published in The Opposition press al that time
We trust Our adopted citizens in request its publ
cation in the Pafriol snd Bonner.
9 would despair Of the republic il / did not be-
isye there vas enough Of stern Ames.eanis left 70
redeem the country from the evils of foreign info
eHce. The foreign element nos in Ger Didst might
be borne without further accumulation BIT The
Goshs, the Hans and The Vaad5s are eomRy se,l all
their rila f4sieas iaseeSs and cnsoxs isas eg 5sr-
~ 70 rs9 asezs aHatompIez system Of earsT9
msni. The gates OF Rome must he closed or the
terms Of admission limited AMI restricted, or else
Der most sacred rites win be rro!shei and irAped
under foot
Let Us make ono unbroksn effort TO viudicate
our rights against foreign aggression. LET rs make
eosrg fed Of The eozag9 c0tel HOT giA tsts nGfige-
born american iadigAallsar'
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We understand that our friend MERRITT has 81
fenced CHEATEAM's objections to the policy Of re-
pealsble charters by reading Mr.. FELLWOREs letter
addressed to him, and published in columns, in
which he states this system has been in operation
since 1880, in New York, and that he has never
heard sny complaint agsiRstit. Still NELL Brown
thinks that no man with :" the brains Of ssp-suck-
er" would take stock in bsak chartered on this
principle, and is very nuoh outraged, ss is Col.
NETHERLANp, at the idea that Legislature should
presume to nsddle sith the affairs OF these wealthy
corporations Col N, was wont to place some re-
lance on Mr. FILLMoRE's opinions. But he win
discard his opinions, confirmed as they are by the
tssOhings of experience, whenever they conflict
with the demands of greedy capitalists whose inter
ests he has always consulted and whose bshess he is
accustomed TO obey.
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The Know Nothing papers and speakers in the
cities have ceased to speak Of the "Sag nickt Dem
ocraey," at which their delicate noses were SO con-
s,antly turned up. These Sag NIGHTS have become
maryelOusly proper people, and iustead of counting
the foreigner, the Democracy are characterized ss
unfriendy TO the rights and interests of our adopt
ed citizens Know SOthingsm at the feet Of the for
eigners Here is picture worthy of the most skill
ful artist. No kneeling mendeant ever looked more
AFFECT in his poverty.
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nu = ] nr4i,t AVIS r axr, c s.s.-
hsrfs Fis.- ~ "A ~, t4sns a. q -
fa ost"e 49, ~ A. .rtat 3
IN q, - eseia<f ust q 4 ND ft.f
November peins he - Whl, sell "a be
Lands "a jackson county The third MONDAY il No7e
lei ein he 2i9 n sell, PocAsoNFks, All De Lands
krdolph county Asksnsss. n all ia VII
= slsoHe lb1r th OF sqziFaiezt: fss;dce = enc.
tao s2a nres eaFs rom sale, Hi.h Len >
cure ne payrrre
gut Re Esf 4 November any Of thss- Le5Js arsofsrsd q
rat sac snd csrs 1ziesa- On application . me- at
ilats Terms, kc ill b furniehed fezss
ainozg tne secsed and kss Lzrs q azsasa6are
iiies perfect sa1 All e 1ns 1s7 saen
iuy1td ora. HANCOCK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09

We hear NEST cheering Accounts fFoH, The 3sna-
tOrial canvass ia the counties of Robertson, Mont,
gOmery and Stewart. Mr.. YASoEY Is conducting
the cahvass with great courtesy towards his compel
itor, and bo'h gentlemen are listened 10 with the
most respectful attention BY both parties. This il
all Mr.. YANcEy could desire. His arguments on
the issues of this canvass are so clear aud eonclu-
sive that they must carry conviction to every un-
prsjddced mind. Let everybody hear him.
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ETAVISd transeTrsm ms Of Stages al ny
- the McMnnville and Beershea the Tracy CITY
rad, persons Hs Beefeba Springs viii take the for
Tracy City 81 CWans Depot Tracy City they VIII be
BY coaches and taken Beerkeba Springs distance o.
aboa y niles OF TIE best mountain roads the State
and passing by fns white sulphur spring. half way between
Tracy City and Beeshea Thsy viii also PASS through the
beautiful town Of AlsRont, where y will find fne Hotel
Travellers need entertain fears Of obtaining seats there will
be every arrival sufficient number OF coaches transport
number Of persona thas arrive Passengers leaving
Nashville In the b will arrTe the Springs The
ming Of the day Those leaving in the O'Clock train will
arrive the next morning.
There viii be sdafly Mail from Nashville during sason
have Hlsos
LIVERY STABLE
Becrsheba Springs amply supplied Saddle Horses Stages
Bnggs, Rockawys and Carriages for the accommodation Of
visitors
iuiy9-dlm MA PRICE.
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Mister Cass, In his Cabinet, easy and .leek.

Mister Csss, In his Cabinet, easy and sleek,
SAYS TO naturalized ctzens--"Pray yea, be meek
III protect you while here in Republican land;
But 6ey0a TIE great you despot's command
After this, Mister Cass. all agree
That should be sonnded5sgas tie crsaf or
Nashville Baans,.
Tae Know NOthings in council, how dark and oblique
WITH the blood Of the Foreigner their garments all REX;
The rights OF they deny Ia this Of the free
And would in chains still condne hem beyond the great
They soud prescribe them Freemen, Republican land
But judas weep fO- them, wsrs Despets command
After this false Know Nothing, all men will agree,
OF all CASTS your nsneis beyond he big &c"
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aeH' 81 theoli Ut. 70 sas ~ p ine gt-4SETR
Ia srs' q 'atttlss AID nYssiga1=
q 1hrougn AlceeIs and fnrosh 6agsase3 1d Ylst eFs
tan purchase Tickets at Asnhs Grand Jnnetos SteveNsen
Aasase ard eeershaea sprss tss eli ne above points
AA I'll Hnz % heir arTala aehnnFls RAMS II : IA
MN s ins 81 TIE Cochfs 10 rsaiceas tce1 Fhort
~ p ne Sg1sZ tie aisn-g u IS niles sser SErs1 ard
sazsfead 11tssfee cs5ss J1sls e Ike az
xe 71zators O. e0irn57ie equel any The
Sass ana tne VIC wish 70 rtesk sesyes AZ his place
can have tie csf5rkhis sssaTsee TIA. egy want ske pc
gi1e1 fsz.ar n 4alsEF 8 1gAse'5-
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cooPER's NOVELS.

HsautisuIiT Il1usfrzrsa -Etfh
dred OriEinas BTasztns
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nePvehess have ne pleasure annossen at rEsy VIII
eo1nsnes Feb /, 1850 pusasn q 81 aatrs7 new sroa
Of he novels Of FsxoRz CeaFER uslrses Nth dssznso On
wood and Sznsfe drawings sisl In Lfss czfag ~
= o G DARhHT THIS edition VII contain he r0rs
usns and resisians, and viii be printed peclly
orzsd type Ia csoEa Octave, beautiful cream anlsi sn
dsF paper, manufactured 1rasy as edn and sssaa,y
hound IN embossed elOsh fessled eses and r = sut
nron the ride and hack from sad appropriate szns
7eiae vii be p1blshed monthly. Each volume z osatain
novel complete, averaging about hun srss. pssi-sHzD
EzcEusgEElY suHscaI7Tos AT OsE DollAR an ,sF PA
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THE ENTIRE SERIES EMBRACES.
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ked Rover, The Hsadsnan, AAoatard Ashore,
The SPY. HonsEani ssuza re Chsss-,ss-
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Cooper shall excel lutcson AegetosEs issued In us cam
try The size OF the pages viii be large sd esssat s paper
very superior ne tIe clear and Terl the blnas as az
Aifseiige an q which, together the una-rsahasis u,
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lla7 AgrA's for The Publishers.
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The Patriot and Banner formerly professed great
respect for Mr. FILLMORE and his opinions Will
they publish his letter the policy Of ressrviRg
power to The Legislature to repeal modify or abolish
acts Of Incorporation practicsd in New York and
recommended by the Democratic plstfOrmf
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HEVE Observation-Disclosures his friends aud THE public generally,
he has this day sold his entire interest in the
csrn OF EIIIAs-sos CEEATH1, TO JO l. CHgArnAN. In
Withdrawing from the business he would respectfully tender his
thanks all his friends who have so her
ally extended their patronage the old and solicit
from them continuance Of the to his gentle
every respect entitled to the hghes. confidence
Nashville, July G, 1853. ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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REFRfGERATORS.

REFREGERAT0RSs
VET E have aust received few Of Wiashipss Self
w venrfantLng EsefFig eFRtOrss Tor EressrTing
nests. fish fraits vegetables &c
This Refrigerator Is manufactured ct New Haven Conn has
been looked upon tue very made and has obtained
the first premiums skt1e Worlds london and New York.
Feather Busters Of All sizes and quaiities;
Water Coolers aud Chamber Setfs,
Brass ana Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Frat Cas- AID 1sfs Of HE mos approved patterns;
Ice Breakers. jelly Straners
aangs Of various sizes.
Wash house and PIe-eryng uroaees
THE EuezAik, 40 tnlsris eioes Hamper, mzis IN tae
last PARIS fashide.
juiyy F MACKENZIE q AtNcHIs-s
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TKFE undersigned have this day associated themselves toseth
er nnder The firm of ARcRES CHEArNkM & BROTHER, for
the Of transacng Liquor and Wine, Cigar add TGac
business, similar in every respect that carried their
predecessors, Williamson Chatham, and hope by ct aiten
business, continuance Of the patsJnlge lib
orally eAtendes TO that concern
NASHVILLE, fully G. 1853. ARCHER CHEATHAM,
iaIyH # JOHN l.. CHEATHAA.
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The SECOND Dintrict.

We desire earnestly to impress upon readers in
0sertOn and Fentress, the fact that they have The
power to elect Gen RAMSEY to Congress, if they
win exert it, An organization which win secure q
full vote will effect this. The Democratic vote in
these Two counties, in 1857, was 207 less than in
1866. The majority for MAYNARD was 205. These
figures show that, if fun vote had been given,
MAYNARD would have been defeated Let this fact
arouse the solid Democracy of overtOn and Fentress
All depends on them. They can win success by the
proper exerton.
TIE Knoxville Register says of the canvass;
CIV RAMsRY's PRosPKors From oil portions
Of the District we receive the most encouraging
news with regard TO the Congressional race in this
District. Gen. Ramsey is fully meeting Mr. May
nsrl upon every point discussed upon the stump.
while the Generals kindness and frankness Of dis
position wins FOR him hosts Of friends while ming
ling with the masses Of cur citizens. The placidity
and evenness Of temper which the General exinces
on sll oee .sohs and under all circumstances, con-
oasts itself strongly with the hsrsbness and bitter
n of Mr. AIaynaT sEa gives the former tsrrible
advantage over the latter in debs,e. We think Gen
Ransey's argument upon Mr.. Msynard's position
on s.Lecomptoh" aad "Iill Cullen" unansMerable
sad they giving his competitor great trouble We
would commend Dir Maynard to greater equani-
nifty Of temper.
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Do COPARTN RRsTEIP.

gTyHE undersigned hare this day dissolved by mutual coase
the co partnership heretofore Conducted Cnder The firm Of
Wflt1AsscS CREATTAE, Alexander williamson having sold
cut his entire interest said JoES
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July 6, 1889. ARCHER CHEATHAM.
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n OHANOERY An wAVNEsBoRo,.-.5a7

Rules, ls5g.-Anderson Davis Henry ". Davis and
William Jones.-Injrncton Bil-Lt appears to the satsae
Of Clerk and Master that Henry W Davis de
ant cause resident OF the STATE Of Tennessee,
thas the ordinary process Of law cannot be served him II is
therefore, ordered that Publication made ia the UsIoN
AEacGs, newspaper published the city Of Nashville, Ten
for three successive weeks, requiring said ron resident
defendant appear the next Of this Court 10 be held at
the the Of Wayneor5 Tennessee. the
fourth Monday in August aad pie dur
complanant bill the will be taken for confessed
him. A. I. HASSELLf
fuIvQ faSQ--vzt-prs fee 80 Clerk and Master
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AGCNAON SALE OE GkOCEE6A as
CARTER, WBLLSFOEsD g. co.,
(suecessOEs to Carter Mckay & Co., and P. Lanier)
ON Tuesday, Jnly I2ih, 1880
VNTR viii offer for cash in front Of waOsse,
w ket street large assortment of Fresh and Choice
lrres, comprising in part the following articles, VIZ:
100 bids La sugar, lun b0Ses Tobacco vars binds
I00 bags Rio Coffee, 20 cases Cove Oysters,
10 iazs LasuFrs Coffee, 2aO boxes rs Der Sap,
- bbIs New Molasses, 600 boxes Palm Soap,
80 = Lbls Molzssss. 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
so lhla Crushed and PGEdered Too W0ods Starch,
SCsar. aU0 dozen Br0Om's,
hf9 bbs Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
g bills ReEs0m do 100 boxes TalloE do.
80 old Eo.erson County do 50 "A & y bbls Cranberries
80 old Rye Bourbon do dozen Painted ia,
IS pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W Il & E ID Cheese.
u bbisWaterand Butter Crack IS bags pePper
3ll- Wrapping PAPER,
leo kegs Nails, assorted, 60 Gases SAsdines,
9cu,0G0 assorted Cigars.
With many other articles too tedious mention.
CARTER, WiLSFORD q co,
July I'D No. 5 Market street.
o There win added the sale entire Retail
Stock of Groceries, under execution. They VIII, Of
clurse, be sold without reserve.
July It'd CARTER, WILsFoRB & co.
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an the Isl Ecnisg n.Arsu aez., a. tie door
a tcEof Lvionsston, the undersEned c. aissionsf
Will let ont to the lowest aad Test bidder TIE contract for thu
building q Court Houss for the county q 0TsroD Tk<
bldng b Srck feet opgani 50 feet vide two strss
hign. The work TO be completed before the ztn Monday n
Fs fot The payment BE made four e9aa annual in
EzineRts, the frst ohs dee e6 Tas plans and sPedaa
lion scan . ealing upon he County Court Cfk OF o5ef
IS. G0PRLAEB,
- A. OFFICER,
n " LANE, "A
8: y. G00DPASTURR,
:. X. HOWARD,
iEiyS-E3T Commissioners
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Town ana cav CEoeks.

s 20 rSze 1sr7f Aess 1Esy strczg and 1uratss
-zaEis TIE hczrs, my also be arrea Sc CHING q1ar
'r OF bal hours o. ans interval sfsr the regulation of
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES On FACTORIES,
AHa gpsn any ng1bsr9f ss ron which they made caps
sFsy liberated rsssns sss,aaiaIs as to ability,
- &c nag &c oeiaAned 81
Al The eHes or l. N sIN6ER 4 CO = sor oiIsSs 81
or as.n.loa essa @ lepaHng and improving Turret
address Box as, Nashville. Rena-
.1nSze-ao-l9<n
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
n store and fgr sais 50 tass srtss Family YIsur.
kizELL, HOOPER { Co,
!ane-0 Nos. 9 aad Aazsst STREET.
INsURANCE
NASH q MARR
are the Agents .og skst popular Insurance
Company,
The EEOnae Of New York.
CASH ASSETS As SECURITY FOR LOSSES.
si.Aoo.oOo.
OFFICE, No. Is COLLEGE, SWEET,
iaisai-f Nashville. TenneSsee.
EPPERsOS SPRINGS,
Macon eoaniS Tenn twenty one mica Northeast Of Cal
la- and four ani hall miles East OF Nashville an
Louisville Turnpike T Be opened ready resepSA
we'll heir hgA healing locality ana he Esss
eaeaey Of thsif niasrei Waiere that ts
unnecessary Cbasea 10 sit For regular boarers s7t0
Weef, Children, under DID, ana srFs half pfel
Transient h9aTdss from - 70 - % ser DAY. HoF.es 5Jc per
day We vhaTe back Fegntarlg ly during
SEASON. me Nashville Loassie sags II the ack
house "a carr visitors % ana from sse sfIiIzs.
EaSl.-ef.SSU roprie'o7e-
'sHS lEilTsr1. wal = .ziFs.
LELLyE-TT y SMITH.
- Commission Merchants -
-
AsD wHoLEsALs DEALERS IL
LuoUORs, ToRAceo, AND CIGARS.
sOs. 10 AND u MARKET ST, soUrH OF sPalxo ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
PEACH AND APPLE RRANOrES
ENTE wosd inform the oy Trad, nat v b.zs IN .,,-.
w large stock q Appte AMI Peach BsranaY, fine
iassss lELEvnrT SMITH.
PURE BOURBON WHISTLES.
WKTE are in ree-pt Of 100 hbis pure Esourbo yyhis.
or ,o s sl. 70 ne 'I VIZ low s E Tsq''
THREE YEARS OLD vHISKIES.
sETE have IN store EsOursOa and re whisky.
w bought By old Whisky tso wars AGO. pure and very
NEWSOM,s WHISKY.
T0S BBIS. Ne1vsOIa1s Best. I, has hs,a stored
ls6ss5 LErryErr SMITH.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
XE7E haze on hand large sock Of ne Virginia Tobac.
w co, also tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
e are ensious 70 close very lev. general assortment Of
!sas1s IELLyErr SMITH.
FINE SOLE LEATHER TRUNlSS
TNosE Intending 70 .gst ~in asis good assortment Of the
II hes. English Sole Leather Trunls
Super Sale Leather Falises. double Tor.
WIN n Carpet Leather a-d EuaHsled satehels,
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALSO.
Ladies Fsszeh Drsss Trunks, large size
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w. N. DrsxvEEs, David Dlssirkra =, Il. rAha4E.
FARRAR, DIsmUKEs a CO.,
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No.4s OOELnensrnnnr.
NASHVILLE,
a. B. Roberfson's stand.
WE have associated ourseI7es In The
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
and have bought ca. A. h. RoaERTsoy.
Having uhiel vO stocks, will conduct our business on
grzstIy enlarged scSle.
w have splendid stock os goads ana aso reeeiving
baral st Of ladies' Misses and Chidrens work. Ia great
variety We invite the customers Of F4HR'H D'suusaai
ihepuhc generally, TO c will sell shoes at very
low prices TOR CASH.
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