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Who's Afeard9

! Col NKTEERLAND in his opening speech at Clsrks-
vile made enc grave statement of fact for which
We ell should feel duly thankful. He said that he
expected Gov HARRIS to allude to some votes he
(the Col bad given in the Legislature many years
age, such IS the "PODy law" Sc. Now said the
Colonel, did vote as my competitor allsges-"I
did give some Els tTifing VOtss long time ago. and
don't care snything about it,"
Exactly he cares nothing about It. A laboriSg
mans last hoe, wedge and horse altogether too
trihing TO engage the attention of the friend Of
untaIed note -shsTers, and pleasure carriages.
He cares nothing about it. Undoubtedly Ifthess
lsborer's farming utensil are to be exempt from
execution, how is the noteshsver to make his money
out Of them! They must be sold, sud the Celoasl
cares nothing about it. Why should be I Colo
MEL and LEGISLATOR, whose military prOoliVitisS
condemn Gov. HARRIS upon every stump for refus-
ing to vete an increase of our standing army, and
whose administrative mind dwells only in the re-
giOns Inhabited by bankers and note shavsrs-hs
care about wedges and hoes, and horses? STUFF
He may have weakness for revelling among wash
basins, hair brushes, and soap; but blowing and
rAil-spiitting and hOeing-dOn't mention I'll
He ddvOte that such triaing things as these should
Be sold-and he don't care if he did
Precisely: Who says you do care Nobody. We
are happy to agree with the Colonel. His votes
we're "lttlc" they were "srlgiag," and We believe
him when he seys that he cares nothing about it ct
all. Hoax Work.
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The Candidates fo Govorner at Win.
chester

Inths absence of any detailed report from the dis.
cuSsiOn at Winchester, We extract from business
letter the following:
"The Democracy here are far more exultant and
confident than they we're two years ago Every
shade Of opinion was properly satisfied that his po-
sitiOn on iheeurreBoy question was the right one.
| assure you that the party are properly satisfied
and Harris will uuquestiOnsbly gain votes, if we
have turnout. He made the best and most appro-
pirate spesch here that Think any man on earth
could make. The crowd was the largest have set
here since 1914, and all party declare that they
we're never SO well pleased with the result of de-
bate.
"NETHKRLAED lost reputation very decidedly
here In fact he seemed to occupy the position that
GEETRY did in 1865; that is to say, he avoids dis
eusstng any question pointedly seems to be trying
70 divert attention from the living issues; has no
confidence in his positions, and evidently no hope
Of success
"HARRIs seemed confident, made pointed areu-
ments that told all the time, and wound up by thank
ing his mother county for the majority she gave him
two years ago, in manner that told we'll upon the
crowd. She is proud CT her son, and will increase
that majority"
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CELTsA, JACKSON Co., TENE.
- TO.E 1910

EDIroEs UNION AND ANERIcAS:-G saflsqes;-our
candidates for Congress in this District, SAVAGE
and STOKES, addressed large audience at this
place on Monday, the Sd of May. Politically
reckon no man ever got more complete drubbinS
than Col Stokes. SAVAGE ran over him rough
shOd, he is doing, understand all over the dis
trict. You may mark it as fixed fact SAVAGE will
beat STOKES worse that he beat PICKETT.
Also our candidates for the Senate, Col. DENTON
and s s SLATER, addressed respectable audience
here yesterday. sLATTER led off in a very flowing
speech for one and q half hours, but when it came
to be sifted it fellto the ground DENTON was fully
adequate 10 the task and made q very sound, SEN
sibls aud argumealaaVs speech, rsfutins every ar
gument Of SLATTEE.
Our candidate fer EsPrsssatatiys, ALLIES DIwr,
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Extrac1s from BusLness CorresPondenee.

/ Extracts from Business Correspondence.
An old friead writing from Jasper Tennessee,
says: our favor of the Sth inst, received by
yesterdays mail in which you inform me you were
coz PEELED to strike my mama from your subscrip-
ton list you are determined to adhere to the cash
system I like your system, and your paper too;
the latter SO well that hope you will not compel
me to forego the pleasure Of read ng it. send you
FIVE dollars two for the ensuing years subscription
to the UNION AND AMERICAN, and three for the re-
naming old scores and if Jou cannot walt till some
time in August for the balance enclose the account
to any one here and will pay it, if have to sell
the last horse coz, Po, hoe, sdgs, and the old ken
and chieEs--any thing to pay for the USIoS AND
AXERIoAS. Twenty years sgo, as we'll IS my mem
DRY serves me, when the then Wing party thought
they had every thisg safe in their own hands
flushed with WHirE's victory over Vac BUREN in
Tennessee, in 1886, and With CANNoS's victory over
ARMSTRONG in 1897, for Governor, Whoss majority
was nearly 10000, they were little more bold ia
their declarations than now. Then, they we're bold
enough to declare that ''Federalist was too good
a name for Col. Polk, and his employers" See the
Banner of May eth, 1859, when Mr., Polk was first
a candidate for Governor of Tennessee, against
Gov. CANNON. It is amusing TO look over those old
papers Can you lay before your readers BsLL's
Wax Hall speech sn 1886? Aud CR1rTEKDES's and
BILLS Gag Bills, and the Ssdtion bill Of their
eient sires-csn you give Us these once more2 Old
Marion is bound down, hard ami fas In an evil
hour, 1855, she took solemn oath, administered,
am told, in part, by one of BRowSIOw's (Ssm)
deputies and she still thinks that oath is honorable
and binding. She is Joined to her idols, looking to
the North; but let US redeem her, if We can You
may expect to see me, or hear from me, in August,
if not before"
Another, writing to renew his subscription from
YOungs Settlement, Te1ss, says "I have been
reader Of your paper for many years, l love its
Democracy and the honorable way in which it COM
bats for truth and for justice TO all classes Of men,
against error and federalism generally. Put me
down on your list as 3 subscriber again, and send
back numbers if you can"
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The MarfreesbOrO Telegraph defends The vote of
Mr. NETHERLASD against taxing nOte-shaVers, b.
saying that if shaVers are taxed, they will shave
enough deeper to make up for the tax and that thus
the tax comes off the ptaple Itarguss, therefore,
that Col NEruERLAYD's vote vas really beneficial
to She poor people! We think the experience Of
most people with shaVers is, that they take all LAey
get, We never yet heard of any one who refused
q per cent. as too large. Such defence for the
vote against taxing shsVcrs is as absurd the vote
itself was abOminSble. As well attempt to defend
his vote against e1emptng the pillow and hoe Of the
poor debtor from execution as beneficial to tAe poor
man BY saving him from using those implements.
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HON OGR HY
PENMANSHIP.
M R. OLE EAR

Ii AS accomplished hs object, in shaving he dzEzs
OF Nashville that Photography is easily learned ~
small ehildsn His pupils able to follow Odsrats
speaker and are rapidly increasing the speed Of their writing
The officially Of aooup fishing this has btn doub increased b
the discoursgng influence brought to bear upon pupils In
shape Of misrepresentation dcule Ec ks, Qzsscs frsn
which better things to Be expected (Tax payers and
who have children 10 educate would dc we'll look
and the WHY Of this ohspsr Never have community
been grossly deceived In the
ges PhonOypy and Photography Citizens the
leisure TO investigate the subject they GREATS
lessen the absr and several time
Of child and that they awaken tbs niectua faculties
extent attained By other mesHs and With delight he
pspthat they have been exrmned tested practically BY INN
dses Of the most able school committees teachers supernen.
dents and edueaons this country and England, and re
ported in the highest terms Of approval, while Il has
bled them the effect Of which ruins tie
minds OF many children, and dsguss them with earHiHr
Such the effects Of this mode of teaching dsvopAg Se
minds OF children, that they Oea regarded prodr
Intellect whereas the result Of sachns simple uh Instead
q absurd
Mr. D. has heretofore charged merely for the regular csurse q
lessons In Photography, making charge for attending
pupils practice reading And writing after The principles Of
learned. He will continue 70 pupils
till the Goth instant, after which the ne r4r
esTssr lessons will e thesame heretofore anthly
caaEe will be made toF attending to practice Of the pupil aey
the conrssi Is completed.
r B--AR fapis 0AS hase soRpEsef kssrS csosssSf
kessonS, rsgUSssedf6 do No snitlOIe deLQs.
il Broom over the store Of J. H. AciG.
Jnre I4-a4f
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= s4saaaa il sall sysEy u 70 he gSes. Our tick
= Tor the county. and ser ssaster sd cossr.ss-
pas ars sseuFe- HARsts zill sss,si; himself here.
toFgss to mebtiOu he fact tia, s1ArrEs tskes
S'eSHd opposite EErzEHLAxDo On Baass. Rss. 70, he
s0sl1'ty ctaEe, also for Dsstiag s Legislature ph s
P0a'sr % eaanse' ansHd o. aoolHk aa. cAdrtss also
ne is for reehsrering the Union and Planters Bank
sOith tasss restrictions. n 6 &
We are waiting anxiOusly for HARRIs and NErH-
FnLAND to address us .. GoinsborO', sapguinely
anticipating victory for HAMS.
Yours, respectfully, CELISA.
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FRKE EEeROEs IN MARTLAND.-The recent Con-
veniion of Shareholders at Baltimore have brought
to notice the fact that the free blacks are sn eighth
part Of the entire population Of Maryland
Banner
If NErHERLAND hsd succeeded in his efforts to
repeal she Law requiring free negroes to be sent out
Of the State, we should have been in worse Goa
ditiOn than Maryland in this respect.
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We learn that Gov. Harris has at length declared
himself the hardest Of hard money mep--CEcrks-
viLlo Chronicle.
This statement originating, We believe, In the
columns of the Memphis BRQuire', has been going
the rounds of the Opposition Press. We Gre conf
dent that Gov HARRIS has used no such expression,
and we protest against these repeated attempts on
the part of his opponents to assign him position
which he never assumed.
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HOUSE ann LOT FOR SALE.

We. NaTAush, Patriekand ThOs. ]. EaFsHgh-
10y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, render
ed in the above at the jane term 1852 will Offer
for the Court house In Nashville Saturday s 10th dav
of July lot Of ground fronting about - feet
side Of North Market street, in said city, and running back
wards College alley, upon which house
TBRMS-Ons third will be required in cash and he balance
months credit Notes With security reqarad ana
a lien retained.
Said property belongs the esss Of Thomas NEyaush dssH
and Is said for distribution :. 4 CHEATHAh,
juneI5-5td Fee S9O0 CLARK 4 Master.
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The MurfressbOro Telegraph publishes the pre-
ceedings Of g meeting of gentlemen Of Rutherford
county, who belong to the Opposition party, and
sustain Col. READY. The proceedings are sigued
b tWsRty-atne Sitissas,
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a. CAsEs Cliquot ChampERns. AlSo Ike quantity =
SsD Cabinet Hedsieck and Vsrssaay All Of which We var
genuihe and will sell reasonable prices We lave Tar
Gus other brands at from sl0to SIS per basket.
maySi VESSEL 4 TIl0NP6OS
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CHANGE OF PARTNERS.

DY mutual consent The connection Of JN0. B. JOHNSON
ID With tho bouee Of ALLISON, ANDERSON CO., has
dissolved and tJ have associated with them partner
NAT HsCLUN6 ss Of Knoxville. The firm style resins a
b1et0oTeL ALLISON ANDERSON 4 co
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SALE or NEGROEk.

Thomls Harris and others, Celia Eslts Ohers
Of the County Court Of Davidson county, reader
ed at the May term, 1852 in the shove will ss
house in Nashville Saturday, 10th day July
next the following negroes tcWt jim, about 20 years age
Delia, S gears Of Ge0-Es Of Ase LISA yezs Of
age.
TEEMs0ns third will Be rsquFod incasa and the hslanes
months credit Notes with good security payable in Bank
Pr. CHEATHAM,
iunel5-dh Fee $500. Clerk 4 ma1ier
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NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Lady Of The Isle roance from raj us b. Mrs soz,
Eorth- author Of " ls.rioution. - s. India" etc
Pictures Of Country Life. w. Alice Cary.
iaiy 5 hauaal @ Eaucy Needle Wafs.
Erie or Liulch Little, tale Kosiyn schosl
The L0sing and Taxing % Msifarl.
kmpre Of Austrls. b. John 8. e.. Albeit
DaryOt Lady Morgan
Securing o. lie Whiia lIorSr-iustl-Isa
The Methodist Preacher. 2 voiumes
Bucklsntls Cariost 20 Natural History
Btaels Lon Life. NJ, e o. Margzrrt sweat.
Father aud Daughter, bg 1lss beulsr
6gbil Grey iGnphs Of NiTtse.
Lady Of Albsroui ~ Lpptri.
Rob Roy f1r -
Guy Aahlesings = cents.
For sale b. JOHN YORK n
apS
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SPLENDID RESIDENCES,

"THhaVe for 2ls, on liberal terms, several OF
Wv he bsst improved, most beautiful and dssi- *
rabs Residences In The vicinity Of Nashville and
city Also numlsr Of The very Farms skgs F1
in this and Adioiaing COUNTIES, besides rer large
ssVrle % tbs ssst uninPr0vea LOIS IN he City
In hs a6ssnt additions Nashville All persons DISPOSED
purchase would do veil % We VIII take psasar
hoN5ng any u DC pIos We have r sae and VII giss
RsnE uqA J. l. 4 3 EROWN.ts
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wheat! Wheat!
- A9OdAN ~ AHNSdNts
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

n Il ID 4 u VI Il ID n l. II
1An nnn BUSHELS Of prime WHEAT, for which
LOO.UUU the highest market viii be paid. We hope
those thatc will bring their Wheat in early possible
While The river pay from Is TO 20 baShei
than shp By Railroad and the orders, Doubt VIII 10
Withdrawn when shipments he made BY river Thoe
ing TO hold their Wheat will store Il months, free 81
aad receipt for same to farmers Sacks hand
tain II FRENCH & SON.
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Trunks and Travelling Bags.

TENT'S Sole Leather Trunks, best qualify,
N Ladies large Dress Trunks,
q Bonnst Boxes, dOabls and single TSp,
Valises, Carpet Bags and SItchels,
good assortment Of the best manufacture. Far s
at Gerry loo prices, FOR cash. at - COLLEGE STREET.
iunelJ JOHN EANA0E.
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CEMENT AND PLASTER.

Revolving Hay Rakes; Cuitivators; HauoEs Sugar Mlb
Field Rollers; Mills; Circular Saw Mills; Portable Steam
Engines; Straw Cutters; Grst Mills, &C,
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Books ron sUmmER READINs.

The Harp Of a Thonzlnd Srnql. Egar-Fiek W,oiasds
Mrs PaTtingtOns Carpet Bag e Aunt Pay's ScrsD 8s.
Fun, .FarFsr Nstf,r-
sam SILK sayings and Doings, Comic Monthly.
simon ngss Adventures and M. Jones COartship,
HAsesa Drama % Pokervilis,
swamp Doctors Adventures in Charcoal Sketches,
tH southwest, Simon Suggs.
Riush Tines Alatams and Charms Of paris
Sl4sissppi, Misfortunes o. Peter Fabsr,
AatShtares OF San Slick in Ma Jones frrYols,
Major ThorTss scenes Ia Ar. StrsaEs q sSEsrsr LIZ
H@nsas, Uusrier Race On Kentuoky.
ZIG sear : AdFenturss and frzY- The Rival Bellies,
els, fYarre. Vr-B-
Jaags hAartons Yankee Sic lHes Of Co4 Nanferssls
RES. iYankrs Tefter.
ne piaFy OF an oid Doctor, Big Rear Of ArkanEas,
! Dow Jr : Short Patent sermons, Nv Shooting Bor
Mrs- Jericho's Lectures. The Cnslroon Houn44
for i and Adventures Of AdFenturs Of Capt Farsge,
haTy Cfoeseit, stay subject Arrested.
fietoal Ls and Adventures PiesnEs PcaYaus.
Of Jack sheppard, Peter Pio5dv
Adventures - PsrcEal Nay smh's Tssrcal Apurs-
Il berry, treshp
adventures Of Col yandsrbO sms theatrical JOzrey.
ChFonieiea Of IineEille, EeTk,
Dee Staikers. Loaisfana sssHs Doetor
asi DrssAns Adventures, Nas Orleans Sketch Book,
Widow kug6y's Husband, Budget 81 Yum
Polly PesblOsso's Wedding, Comic Boqustts, Sc Ee, a.
For salsby HAGAN 4 JOHNSON,
9aAe . Market sasst-
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We kesp large stocks Of Hydne Cement, Plaster Psr and
Land Plaster ARMSTRONG & co..
jnne3-d ids kERa. Nashville. Tenn.
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; z ttEra- fesLsJs ao. z--,.s~
LASTER, PHILLIPS q Co.
EEoLEEALS eRooERS cokkzSuoE KERok4K1x
AHD psatxRs n
KoaEIGE AND DOMESTIC LEQUons,
%, HAHEEr srRzE1,
NAsHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

NAsHVILLEs TENNEssEE.
WE a receipt Of heavy stock Of GROCERIES. Ii
nent Of sseEythsg usually kept line and which We re-
SUGARS.
A g CLASS sfs o. S 'S a. F F5ss Snsr
ISS S bis 81 h ho. Do . % S5sssA'd o
mOLASSES.
4Oe bbls Refinery MOaes SIS half Ibis sfnerT Moas,es
COFFEE.
Isoobags Baltimore Rio coGss, Ioo bags Ola Cow Java csEs
LBQUORs.
y pPs otsTd, Dupsy q rs IBIS Old Rye WHISKY,
10 y gps EoF sii,l = Co.'S g g Boasboa d
9 = Pps kosheue Brandy, $50 do Dean Hale lo
70 = do a. Setgnette do SEQ do Tenn White %
10 sasks Port Wine, GO do A. H. Brandy,
- IBIS dry MslAg4do 100 bbls New YORK Gla
10 eiegT DO 20 Dc s. Eise,
es &c Do rs eases cognAc Brandy.
apunsheoDs Holland Gin. 30 do clsre1-
100 hhIs SaRssns WHISKY 50 casts HibSa.,s Porter.
sUNDRLES.
S 90 beSss star Candles, sardins X aai ",
~ so s1mner % Eseoils Cotton Rope.
20 DO fOx's Stsreh- sJbbls Masons BIses,us
80 casks b carh Soda, go bales Cotton Tvine
% g 91ss Imp: Tea go doz Painted Buckets.
=, te las $ AlASRdA so dOS wash Boards,
s s sSfIs:'' IS IS . ss si TissG:
~ % Ginger, $50 do Tuubisra-
RsArs Manufactured TOAaeco, % nests Baskets. t1
90, escorted, loo 90 Percussion Cars,
- EGGS PAT Shot casks Nader,
~ De Bar heads 80 cases Matches,
I ~ Go AAs, ice ooO Cignrs, assorted ssszds,
~ DOS No AaekeSel, 6 tierces Rice,
80 kits No. Q DO sibls BxlTnStene
LASIEs, PaILL1Ps CO., A%
-I9asklS-9 No. %. Market street,
brakes Creek Will
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
NEW supply ths celebrated brAad o Flour JUS rsesv
n ed ard for salsby
FOR JULY.
TTAdAN JOHNSON have Just resolved Petssoas Iadjes'
III National Magazine for July, commencnga NKw TOL-
subsedptsa received and sngle numbers sold by
HAGAN 4 JOHNSON,
Junali Agents for ali kinds Of PeTOdlcas
FOR SALE.
VTTR sGeng for sals four beautiful Building Lots front
w ing hc0svoek street, running Broad
STREET ls2 fset 20 iAches TO q 10 foot alley.
Also, Let nonting High street 70 feet, and running
hack i5SS feet % 10 foot allsy.
The Lots exempt frsH taxation for about . years
and convenient to business being within minutes
Che Public Square,
II not sold previously T. Saturday, july will an
that dsy, an tia premises, ODER them public sale.
TkRMsOne two and three years. satisfactorily
aorsed payable in bank With interest from date,
| tatnsd JAMES ERWIN, Jr,
| iunel4-dtd II. HILL MsALISTBR.
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SNORING TOBACCO,

TB are the sole agents fer tho sale CT sAAuEL GAIrHRlsH
w superior Richmond Virginia, 0rsaoko brand OF SIN
ing Tobacco, the trade VII b Supplied liberal terms.
HARDY BROTHERS,
jnnelS AZ Public square
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FOR SALE.

Are You Insured
NASH q MARI
Are the Agents 0R Ihe Old HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
VOW SgAREY FIFTY YEARS OLD,
Chartered A. D., 1910.
CASH ASSETS, STos,ss2 as.
OFFICE, No. s6 COLLEGE STREET.,
jGasil-9 Nashville, Tennessee.
Do You Want a Fine HIATT
IF you cali at wATERFIELD WALKERS. ErOR N
makes seseti0n The following syIes justiarsdaeed -
and admirably ADAPTED g he varR Wssihsr
TIRE LEDGER HAT,
THE LOUVRE HAT,
THE BROADWAY HAT,
THE RUsTICATOR.
win complete ns Dress Noe.sia aAl
Cashmere Hats offered in the city. i supply
= = w4rERFIELD WALKER
Iaae1 e Public Square
Wheat Pans! wheat Fans!.
UTR sr- In receipt of lot Of superior wheat Fans,
wv which VIII be sold At manufacturers prices at No soatA
mss@ CARTER wItsFORD 4 CO
Fresh Arrivals.
FRENCH OORSETTS, WHITE AND col
ORED MUSQUITe NETTING.
Gt0TT0S AND Isle THREAD SHIRTS, DRAWERS aud
- many other desirable Goods. lust receives
FURMAN a. co.'s
WHOLESALE DEALERS 8. IMPORTERS,
NOS PUBLIC SQUARE
juae5O-en
Beersheba Springs.
TTNHE Hotel Beersheba Springs will b opeaed for tie re-.
cepton Of visitors the 18th inst. number Ct
and other improvements have been added to the
q last year.
Thee viii be drinking saloon kept about tho establishment
nor will thero be accommodations for protested gamblers
All sogased rooms will be ehargssble from the first July
June l-dm A. RICHARDSON h co.
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WEBB, MERRILL & co.,
Slave Dealers,
Ne. south Market ST., Nashville, Tenn,
NTILL, at all tines purchase negroes suited Do ne New
wv Orleans market Other descriptoa sold on consraent
NRsevsrsl likely families, and No. cook washer and
iranaE now on hzad for sale. NJ Moo
innels-dtW&wly
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OSTs..On Wednesday last while driving the Of
Nashville account book, which Vslzbls the
but Of the finder The finder by leaving The
book at this Office will be literally rewarded
iuneI7-lW DANIEL MILLER.
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b o o K S
COOPElg's NOvEIs

1sStzD y 4 STKLE o. r9S rRPASzZD EZEr.tFgs
AND
beautifully IlfRstraTsd villa
dred Original DrR1Eilsv
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History Of Middle Tennessee;
Or
Life and Times of So n. james HsbertSOS,
BY A y. PUTNAM
Complete IN eEsocas9 Volume Price - 80
kor sale By JoIlS YORK 4 CO.
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brakes Creek Will
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUB.
SRW supply Of ths celebrated brand of Flour Jus. Fecsv
N ed ard for sale BY
iunsle BGRdB L ALLRN,
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WK7E are IA receipt Of heavy Of GROCERIES, Ii
w QUORS, es, Comprising varied aort
ment Of eFeyihrg usually kept line and 70 which We re-
spectf1ily invite the s'tsntson Of the trade: Xxx
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-01
DAILY EMPfRE.

Mosouirors There Is, to say the least, 4
much truth as poetry, " not more, In the follow
ing verses which We hud 10 The Boston Post,
As ! vent up to he'd last night,
with Thomas, John and Peter
We hoped to get some quiet sleep
But mol sang mosquito.
My neighbor Todds fat daughter called
And resolved to treat her
Yet my good will was wholly foiled
by songs Of the mosquito.
Tonight saw our Mary run,
Aud went out 10 meet her;
She showed red blotch on her arm
Twas bit by mosquito.
Our maid left all The windows up;
was mad enough to eat her;
For walls, and glass, and ceiling too,
Displayed naught but mosquito.
Their tune is always pitched the same,
lis lone, particular metre;
They serenade dumb, blind and lame,
Aud play "ihe bold mosquito"
Go where you will, 10 ride or walk,
Round park. OF square, or theatre,
You'll surely find, II nothing else,
Abundance of mosquito.
Nothing that heaven ever made,
And placed among It's kreturs,
Can beat these thirsty hounds Of night,
Those id twist legged mosquitoes