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Fre.hets at The East.

Our Eastern exchanges are filled with accounts OF
the freshets resulting from the heavy rains of week
before Lass. On Sunday the Goth, the Hudson, be-
tween Albany and POughkespsie. presented The sp-
rearanee CT large lake. The inundstion extend,
ed to the villages below the former city, covering
places where water had not been seen for fftyyear
Farther north, mush damage was d9ne-the Sara
toga bridge was carried away; sunken boom, al
Fort Edward, Aoaled off, together with 200 OOOlogs
and a large amount of ether lumber. The loss Of
the lumbermen at Glen's Falls, is estimated at from
100000 to Sl500O0. The cellars Of many Of the
stores at Troy were hlled with water.
The rise in the C1nnecicut was not less startling
At 10 o'clock on Sunday night, the river at Hart.
ford was 20 feet inches above low water mark
Commerce street and all the cross strests between
Commerce and Front, with the exception of State,
were all under water, and many other parts of the
city we're more or less flooded. The Dwellings on
the flats were surrounded with water, and it was
feared that the gas-WOrks would be obliged to shut
of, from the encroschmsnt Of the water.
The Penobscot river, in Maine, was very high, and
The ice with which it was still filed, at latest ac-
counts was preparing to break up.
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From the Boston Post.
Lctter from Ex-President Plerce.

The sui Joined letter from Ex President Pierce,
transmitted to US by his venerable friend Mr. Far
ley, row more than seventy-s six years Of age con-
taips smlls and distinct and authentic expression
Of the purpose of the former gentleman to allow
his name to be used in connection with any public
Office 1t is to be regretted that partisan magnity
csled for the publication of any opinion from Gen.
Pirce in relation 10 such matter, but we think Mr.
Farley has judged rightly in deeming il his duty TO
correct statements circulated by political enemies in
relation TO his friend, now absent from the United
States.
1t would seem that the political posilions-desira-
be for most men-Which Gen. Pierce has either re
signed or declined should have shielded him from
a charge like that which first appeared, we think,
in the New York EvsRing Post namely, that his abb
senee in Europe pre-arraDged with a view to a
denomination by the next Democratic National Con-
vsntion 1t is very certain that such public offices
as Ger Pierce has held, and ne has gone up through
Safes have sought him, and were net soughtly him.
He has declined mere elevated trusts than il hap
pens To most men ever to reach aud office he has
ever held resigned was olutched by him as an OBJ
ject Of pursuit.
General Pierce learned from revolutionary father
! Governor Pierce, who devoted seven years Of his
/ life to the achievement OF the independence Of the
Colonies the true dignity Of the patriot citizen. He
heard in his childhood and in mature age from that
flhar that il was not station which adorned the man,
but man the station. He was taught never TO seek
public prefermen but yet to be active in defence Of
that Constitution and that Union, and thus Of the
liberties for which his father had encountered
til, danger and priyation, which language may
not speak.
Every man knows that Ex>President Pierce is n
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PoLYGAMY IN UTAH.-A Salt Lake correspondent
of the Chicago Press and Tribune, who has been GET
ting up the statistics of Utah Territory writes that
three hundred and eighty seven men in that Terrific
~ live each with seven women and upward, ftbir
teen of the hIea hundred and eighty>ssveu having
each over ninteen women who bear children by
them,) seven hundred and thirtymen have each five
women who live with them and bear children by
them; eleven hundred men each live with four wo>
men and upward and, from the best estimate be has
been able to make, fourteen hundred men each live
with more than one woman. Seven men have moth
er and daughter for wiyes-one man living within q
Thousand yards of the flag staff at Camp Floyd, one
the mother of the other, and both will, with good
luck, in a few weeks, be delivered Of children by
him
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SAD EvEsT.-A sad eyent-the ssddest We heard
of-happened 10 the upper part OF this county on
Sunday last about o'clock p. N. The house Of
Mr.. jefferson Barefeld caught FIRE, and burned to
.be ground-consumiug at the same time q little
child sixteen months old. Dir. BaFefed aud his
wife had walked out some little distance from the
house leaving their iva children, Tone about years
old and the other Is months old, as above statedl
in or near the house Il is supposed the little ones
by some means set the bed clothes on fire. The ps-
rents saw the flames, and has;ened home, but TOO
late to do any good. The house and its contents
were beyond all human aid ; and among those con-
tents was their darling babe !-FaysttsvRls (Ga }
Clr.knf Hnrch d
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Europe, on "a erTaud Of ase iOuate desotion 10 The
healh Of enc whose comfort and veIl-beipz ar
dearer to hin than any poliiieal hoaors
We know. BY assurances other tran those coneaiu-
ID in the letter to Mr. Farley, and Which justified
the statement in the strongest terms thar f5s deer
isnafion Of Gsasrai Pierce not 70 psut his nae 10 b
HssE connection irid ay public e57ce is 6rsooeqBls
he aceepfed the nominaiioR Of the ilA;tiu re Con
Ventio1 IN 1852 ard tee election By his eOautryref
* the autumn Of that year, 10 the highest ofss ia
the nai,n's gift in obedience 10 the azsolieid ex
preston CT the peoples will Whe her or not he
discharged she duties OF that high Office with abili
~ integrity ana honor the people, when the koarse
roar Of party faction is hushed viii jsdge BE is
perfectly willing 10 lcaEe to history to pronounce
verdict upon rhs conduct Of himself aud those i'm
medaieiy assoeia ed with him, in hs administration
Of the Executive depai lment Of the government of
lhe United aies. He executed the laws, he Kept
the faith of that great party upen which the psrDs
tuiiy Of this USion depends, and transmitted the
government TO q Democratic successor.
HoTEL VILLA NARDI SORRENro
FsBRUAR7 II, 1850.
Ny Dear Sir-The enclosed letter would have
been sent from Capri hsdnot Communication with the
main land been ialerdic;ed by wind and waves As
son as the sea became quiet We embarked FOR this
sweet and picturesque place.
Ii was pleasant 70 find hers letiers and papers
from home awaiting our arrival. Ny satisfaction,
however, in reading the papers vas someWHst mar
red By certain paragraphs, which impute sinister
political motives to my friends sad myself in con
neeiou with my protpscled a5scucs from the United
States The suggestion that my voyageto Ma ieria
and subsequent sojourn in Europe, we're prompted
by any object except the one known to the public,
is, under the circumstances peculiarly want0a.
Il would be diEeult as BELIEVED have said 10 you
in he enclosed, TO convey 10 you adequate idea
Of the extent to which have enjoyed the rspose
which for the frst time in twenty Eve years, il has
been my privilege 70 command. Fer Mrs Pierce,
exemption from care and exciting cau-es Of solci-
iude, is Indispensable
cannot speak with Any certainty as 10 the period
Of our return, bat whether it be earlier LATER you
may be quite sure that SHALL u9sr no possible cir
consent to the use of ny name in man
ler calculated 10 disturb The tranquil pursuits which
Hone pertain 10 the life of private citizen.
Your friend, FRANKLIs PIERCE.
Hon. D. NJ. FARLEY, Hollis, y II.
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Manny's combined Reaper and


.v1,,rx xUoov,ss IMPROVEMENT -Thls
~ celebrated Machine eceive the hrst peni an OF dro
& Ezna A. the hest combined Rsaping and Moving Machine
~ re ~ ited states Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville,
K 6 sepbr 1917 The trial came on near Syracuse New
Yor IN JAW where all the p pal Machines ia ue United
S we're tessed. The committee male Their Awards
thragh Marshal Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, Louisville, Ky.
It received the award as the best Resper and IS best
Mover committees appointed ~ the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, st Nashville
IN Juv I957 over in Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards given his Machine
during the last season, every Maehinein America
The above machines FOR sale by the Endsrsgneds
B. =. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS q CO.,
feh17-dauvts Nashville. Tean
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A LIBERAL FATHER N LAw.-Concerning the re-
cent marriage of the eldest Of the Baron James
de Rothsohild is reported that the day of the
marriage the Baron presented to the bride a small
pOcket-bOok On the young lady opening it. she
found inscription Of rsute of 10000 francs ($1O,-
0O0) "That sum-" said the Baron, is quite indie
pendent of the allowance which your husband win
give you each year for your toilette and private
psnses. This money will serve for your charities,
fancies or any use you choose to make Of it."
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Violence and crime hold carnival in Baltimore,
notwithstanding that four desperadOss are now IN
der sentence of death in that city. A few nights
since a lamplighter, named Richardson. was DELHI
erateiy shot and killed by row iy, while in the dis
charge of his duty The house of pastor of the
Catholic Chnrci was entered on the evening of the
ID, robbed. aud he seriously if not fatally wound
e.. We know of no town that is more properly
subject for Vigilance Committee than Baltimore.
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In Duchess county, New York, Henry NJ. Barnes
sued Thomas N. Allen for damages sustained in
consequence of the defendant taking his wife from
him, and depriying him of her society. The defsn-
dant stated that the plaintiffs wife came to his
house in the night, with complaint sgainst her
husband, and he suggested to Der the prOpriety Of
leaving him; accordingly he repaired to Der house
the next morning, while the plaintiff was absent,
and took her away. The jury thought he was not
proper person to act as judge of Mrs. Barnes do
nestle ills AID allowed the plaintiff $500 fOr the
loss of his better half
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Pliny Miles, Esq, Of Boston, recently made q
speech in Galway, Ireland in favor of the election
of M John o. Lever to Parliament. His main arr
gumept in behalf of Mr. Lever was based upon Nj.
LIS exertions in establishing line Of steamers be-
tween Ireland and America. Mr.. Lever vas suisse
ouentlv elected
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The total expense Of the London police force last
year, ives e4S4 202. The force includes Is super
parinendens, l43 inspectors, 62S sergesnts, $685.
common constables, making total force of 6,1S9
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SAVANNAH AMI CErAnLEsroN.

Cabin l5 S.
Excursion Tickets good to return until January S6 So
The well-NDowh first class Side-whee Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. c. ?. MaRsHIlN, and
STATE UF GEORGIA. Capt. }. J. GARvIS,
Now form Regular Line for the NOrth leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA. from Savannah the 5h 18th and
25th Of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston the 10TH 2o;h and
Seth Of every month.
safety AID comfort having superior State Roons these
slips are surpassed by any the Hundred
Miles this the Delaware River and Bay-tWo nights
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Rsilroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo, Is hours
Philadelphia Through Tickets with the privilege stop
ping Philadelphia and points Tor the Agents
iu savannah
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, seaElmira, s2O Canandagua,
sci. c. A. GREINEK s. CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
T. s. Z. 6. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.
fsia7-dGm Agent Philadelphia
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For Niagara Fails, the Lakes an,
feba7dou


TEyE subscriber offers seventy oflaBd the
Middle franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville, I'D
joining which he resides and the lands OF Capt John
Jones The land equal to the best with abundance Of excel
lent, sng water, with the most beautiful building site
in the country and In the nds Of tie finest neghbohood in
America. aprilg NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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1asBbiIls anion anS gmtritan
Daily IS; Tri-1Teekly 8; weekly 81.
Rates Of Advertising.
rEz EEEEs Or LESS CONSTITUTE soUARn
ENEwABLE AT PLEAsUBI


onesquare. year, s3e-Eaoh additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrs will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
Orr DoELAR bOaefOr the hrst and FTE cEs eac
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements pr5lished in both the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily with onehaR the weekly
adced.
7yoasiet Advertisements mast b raid fer atas time s
Insertion
To COrrespOndonas.
II will save great deal OF unnecessary Trouble II
friends, In writing will bear IN mind the following
Always give date post ONCE county and State IN the body
Of your letter.
wish the changed from oes another give
both Offices in full.
If write business and othermatters write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon such cfsand
subjects may be Of information tie public
Anonymous Communications Of whatever character viii receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon o. paper
WeeanDOt undertake to rejected communications.
All letters business should be directed MeSsns T. @
EASTMAN Co and not personally either Of the Propre
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HAVING adminissratei upon the estate Of the late JANIS
Cacote. deceased State o. Tennessee, this 70 notify
All persons having claims against the said este 70 pre-
sent them aecouag law for ssttsment and % ali Fho oF
m aid estate to pay the sans ne, ha administrator a. atore
Sid Hihsa va J.VFEkroAi ANA T.
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One eff our exchanges says woman has been in
dicted at Anderson, South Carolina, for being
- common scold y
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Great bargains

early application is male will sell great bargain in
3 new brick house and lot in
HAIR DsNGsS ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains roons commands fine
view OF the city, &c.
We haze also for sale large number Of tie
Most Desirable Residences in the City
and vicinity. Besdes many of the best
joining counties Ase LARGE supply Of the best unimproye
lots in the city proper and different additions Nashville All
persons disposed purchase real estate would 10 call on
US, e sell great bargains.
mhI J. J.. &. f. W. BROWN.
HUNGARIAN Grass Seed,---Wehavea large stock
OF this justly celebrated Grass seed, have the
price s. per bushe 1t ar superior the
iO hay, and will yield equally as we'll.
feh27 dim ARMSTRONG & co.
For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
,<z15ls. isz,fSe,
<sF-frfs FROM Ire
EssszssSsszss grS-zzsaz.g
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WILLIAMSON & CHEATIAHI,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
vVHR undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors.
terms and respectfully invite purchasers of those goods
to examine their stock before buying.
and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined to
gures-pOssessing the facilities to do hstter
ourselves that enr such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as viii meet their views
&c X and u pipes Fine COgnao 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands; very old
Z do Rochelle do bbls genuine Old BOur'ndo
5do pure Holland Gin; Ice bhls fine Tenn. Corn do
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines.
best brands; IOqr casks Sherry;
boxes DE- H9 9Gs aHa hTf and DO S lei ns
Rcd; do do old;
400 Table. de 5 do dc very superior
30 DO English and Scotch Ale, bes: brands
% boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btters;
20 do French Cordals, assorted
20 do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao, MareschinO and Absynthe
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 800 goo German Cigars
choicest brands; $4,000 Baltimore Eegallas dc
BODacCOs
20 Pine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. anderson
10 do do Dc do do "LeftWick's aces"
10 do do do do do do Victoria;
90 do do do do do ''Sutherland's Fine
STAR
boxes virginia Chewing Tobacco, sutherland sine qua
non:'
20 boxes Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'Chaoer Fpper
Golden Leaf
20 boxes ns Virginia Chewing Tobacco Langhorn Armsead
No. l. Gold Leaf"
I boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, . llens;
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
* Y bs ssE1ean 4 smith, CELEBRATED Tvist and Pancakes
Danvle Tobacco equal, If not superior cEers
ed in this market.
With many otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATUAM,
aspq No. g. College street. Nashville, Tenn.
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DIE. JOHN sEHELBY'S

Fine BlOOded StOck.sHOrSes, Jacks, Jen-
NETS, Hogs and CattIes
FOR SALE.
the agent Of DR.. SHELBY, will offer public sale
IA SATURDAY, the % day April next, ali bis thorough
bred Staor Mares Jacks Jennets, Hogs and Cattle, that
at Faherand his farm Nashville 1t is useless give
the pedgees Of this stock in advertisement but can safely
that they will chow good blood the United States
will MENTION that the the four old
Stallion, Mark Young half brother SOCKS, and yeaTlng
Ally his half sister, will Will place
the farm, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS-A sums under $50 cash. ali under 500 four months
all 500 and under $3.50 twelve Ons and all 500
one and two credit Notes endorsed and payable in bank
without interest.
Those who wish and examine the stock. &c, can a
ply to Mr. p S. McAIRI3Y the Farm, the Ollie
OF the Nashville Gas Light Company.
Any Tie above mentioned Stock Gamble purchased at
private sale.
febl6-bI. WASHINGTON BARROW.
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Oru;WlenIsiI Trees and EVefs TECHS
mOrSE PAINTING,

en-, e.. g,5 10 eycate with greatest proEptness,
Al eontr;s however large which may be rendered in sly lie and
rop terms which cannot give satisfaction lie IS also pre-
psred TO execute all manner OF
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAININS AND
Having department seured the services OF the osteAPef'
and eNle. fenced artists. ..-,.-.-
The subscriber would request persons having WorA IN MS I 70
give him a call before making final arrangements -
80 X, T. FLEMING,
r,,rhsstf No g. Union St, between Cherry and Summer
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NUMBER 348.
S. 600 REWARDI

GEORGE WgLLEFR, Ciex< an th8 Branch
y Of Unon Bank, at JaefSanf murisien - ssk
Uuan and foftyir Auuiui ollirct ia oa7
steien. One Taaussnd DoIiaIs win D. rait ~
murderer Four Toassnd oilrs ior s 7esovs q
J .KIREMsN,
fehIO-dS Prefiiel5.
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AAe-AoAae4A = safe
pY virtue Of two wits cias tome irsf from
- Circuit Court Of the loiiei STATES. Ehis f1his
~ judgments rendered said Cour. * s
ISIS, wherein Wilbur plaintiffs an1 H. 81 tisl
ana = Payne were DEFENDANTS and Aor-aa Fa1ce pain
U and the said =. d. Payne defendant
Court House coor in The city Of Nashville SaIul 6ih
day Of April next all rg1t- tale, ens Interest e ne ztl
asendant r. d Payne, IN and g. tle aiiluins az
Joining 70 the said city Of Nashville. I
- 4 and s. all fronting 100 feet, and IS c re t sd, q
BOG No > all situate aad lying part 81 sid tlosn
Eel survey near Charlotte Pile Also loi1 Nes and
ying IN q. " O. Paynss plan, Chcsy stel iu >or =
Viiind frontia- 1e11
lot All OF which sid lots, H1 tiIi
This third day Of AIsTch Is5Q mI1-dti
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DAILY
Aromatic Valley Whisky.


this age of adulterated source
of satisfaction introduce public not
the above artcan article Of unqueston purity and pos
huenee the human constitution.
few Of soil the banks OF the Rhine produce the
grape which flourish from whose Juice pro-
ceeds the ''JOhanniheg, the choicest wine world.
quality OF which, when manufactured cigars incompar
bly, superior to that Of the producto any other And
long supplied the world with super-eNeellent Suf
from such Toiaeco as cannot be induced grow elsewhere
In like manner, it has long been known territory
lying the valley Of the Monongahea river exclusively brings
forth Rye Of properties marked and peculiar that its ds
By process recently discovered and now known only to my
manufacturer, the grain from the spot Of this favored
Aromatic valley whisky,
with EkichnO other stand instants comparison.
have apprehension Of being accused Of publishing
Warrantabe or exaggerated eneomus, any who
1t the standard rstclass Hotels and
Clubs the city Of New York. and wherever introduced
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it becOmesa thing established
Its medicinal properties SUCH that mmsdote ef
ec pleasant and grateful it hapest perIna-
uent influence upon the constitution
have analysed saRap 'Dalys Aromatic Valley WHISKY
and find to be pure aff of ane favor and without
deleterious adlniSture. JAMES R. Chiffon, ND,
STATE AssAYERs OrT1cE p Somerset street,I
Boston, April 18th, 1888. !
have made chemical analysis OF your Aromatic Valley
WHISKY and find pure ae arord, Rye Etisly, contain
injurious matters of any kind, would it
CHARLES T. JACKSON,
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
animation find TO he pure article, efyely free from the
ddaterGting iEgredets Sorequg used. Yours respect
fully, JAMES J. SIAPEs,
Analy tical Chemist
TConsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY iii sold by the 62tie only
70 South William street, New York,
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FISHER. vnELEss 4 CO.,

y A
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
General Commission and Produce
HEEKsC MS,
C0TTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
NASE1vTlLE,' TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES,.
NEyE receiving Of the largest and most desirable
w stock Of Groceries offered to the trade BY any house
IN she city, to wiz
81 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do CoHee;
20 barrels Plantation Molassss;
IS = do do do
lis boxes star Candles;
Its0 kegs assorted Nails;
80 boxes Tall0Y Candles, =
80 barrels Crushed sugar;
= boxes " u Cheese;
- do L D do
$40 barrels Whisky, all brands
. casks Imported French Brandy
dc Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresl Rasns;
100 = do do
IS Il do 10
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
ll65 bags Fine Salt;
100 do Coarse do
900 Cigars all brands
Us boxes Chewing Tobacco, ali grades.
With other arce MENTION all Of which
We will sell at unusually lOE prices 10 cash dealers
debit FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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Opinions Of the supreme Court of the state
Of Tennessee, at Nashville, December
Term, 1858.
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VOCAL AND INsLItI MIN III NJ sI1.ss
~ BECKER would respectfully announce 70 the public
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the oie
Piano. Vonco, VIOLIN etc. Orders len at McClures or zen
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended to.
Seps7-d