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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

TRADE OF NAsHVILLE-Mr. Campbell is now busy
getting up the aggregate amount Of GALES, manufac-
lures, SC of Nashville for the last year with view
to publish it, together with the report in his
Directory for 1859. He finds it more tedious than
he expected, from the fact that many Of Mer,
chants have to foot up their figures after he calls
them. He requests that all will be ready at once
to give him the gross amount of their sales, manu-
features, SC, that he may save time The body of
the Directory is now in press at this office. We
look with interest TO the results of these reports
having an important bearing upon the trade of our
city, both at home and abroad.
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLOTHIEG We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance of
eur stock Of OVER CoATs-BUsINEss COATs-hsagg
Pants and Yesis. WARD, BERMIBGHAM s Co.
Ne 90 South Side Public SQUARE
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1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers Of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge any
yearly advertiser. We make this statement in order
that there may be no misunderstanding in fusme
bnsiness tran actions With ,nr patrons II
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NASHVILLE.
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For New Orleans. James johnson, at IL o'clock.
ST. Lonis, Sallie West, at o'clock.
Louisville, John Gsult at u o'clock.
The river is rising rapidly with ten feet on Har-
peth Shoals
The following boats are expected MeIrOse, Dun
leith Quaker City, Hudson, and Ella, from Cine n
natl; Sallie West, from St. Louis; and s. p hb
bard, from Pittsburg
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Acacia Cottage, from BuFkesville.
James johnson, from New Orleans.
John Gsult, from st. Louis
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
PASSPORT for New Orleans
Minnetonka for ?addcah.
Umpire for Waitsboro'
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SPEorAoLEs.-PrOf SERMONS is now in the city
ready to supply those in want of his celebrated
Brazilian Pebble spectscles. See his advertise
ment in to-day's rape.
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PEAK FAMILY, Yocalsis, Harpiss, and Swiss
Bell Ringers, will appear in this city on Monday
January 2lst. IL
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RMERS

ENTILL doubtless he grsed observe that in view OF the
sringency, have concluded to make such
a reduction popular and uuapProaclaie Corn and
Cob Mill, the Excelsior, viii bring it within the reach
offered, for this only, all complete with
grinding at the low rate OF Ferty Dollars
far as aware lower than the Excelsior has
the United States; and its superiority
uuquesoned those de ute Of prejudice trust Farmers
will appreciate efforts by sending their orders Believing
long awarded the Excelsior the palm Of
superiority, without discussing its surprising merit offer
remark that the Excelsior, is adapted to crush
ing corn and cob rye &c stock; and grinding
family II discharges the meal directly into hall
provided with movable grinding surface which,
cost Of three dollars Agents
throughout the State authorised sell The Excelsior
Persons wanting the abOvs will please address
JAMES Z. BALDWIN,
deCa4-d&tW3m 81, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
NOR SALE.--I sell my residence on Cherry street,
u formerly owned by DR. Felix Robertson, 1871 feet trent
dec2J-dH TEN SMITH.
GNEMENT AND PLASTER 1910 tarrels HydrauH
K Cement 100 barrels Plaster Paris for sale ly
Jan7-lm ARMSTRONG & CO.
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IN ORDERING rIrKEfs q.

N UhDhkINH IILhEIs UA ULhI n NAIEa ~
Enclose the money address Tor The Tickets orsre
receipt Of which they Al b forwarded by frs usil Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they d-sgnae-
The List of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii be sent ~
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, ana
give their Post Oihce, County and State.
= Remember that every Prize is drawn and Paysble in n
without deduction
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid imelsiely after
the drtxingoher prizes at the usual time Of thirty lays
Notice 10 COrTespOndents-Thlse who prefer not
sending money BY NALL the ADAMS EMPRESS CON-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets, % Ten Dollars ando
upwards nix oi expense from any cyt
where they have Office The moa ad order
enclosed in Government Post urs XaBsd Eare0D,
U the Express Company canu0t receive them
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders Tickets Certificates BY Mail Express 10 be d.
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There are few inch among professors who enjoyed
SO wide reputation and who go truly deserve it as
the eminent OeUlist and AurisL Dr. Won Misch-
zisker who is now in city, at the st Cloud Ho-
tel. We know of no greater deprivation than
the loss of sight and hearing, and ne greater
pleasure than that of its restoration. That DIR. III.
is able TO do where cure be hoped for, there is
not the slightest doubt. He possesses, as any one
who will call to see him will find, all the talent and
implements to do it He has been endorsed and re-
ceived the testimonials Of men whose names are al
most password throughout the Union. and We hes
ae not to advise all who are in want Of his servi-
ces to consult him without fail-they will find that
too much cannot be said of him.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
MORRIS g. STRAT TON.
ON Wednesday Morning next, 25Ih inst,
we will EOR CASH without complete
mout Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C., viz;
45 hhds choice Sugar, 80 do Tallow do:
80 bags RIO Coffee; 50 casks Soda;
60 hbls Coffee Lugar, 50 boxes Soda in papers;
81 bills Molasses so boxes ground Pepper;
80 Packages Mackerel: 10 SHrdiuts;
300 doz Painted Buckets 100 writing Paper
$40 kegs Nails, 10 chests Tea;
400 boxes Glassware assorted 50 boxes Virginia Tobacco
40 dOZ Wash Boards; brands;
10 bags 5 Almonds; 50 boxes Cigars;
90 hbs Pecans very fine; GO hbls Pixies Whisky:
30 boxes Cove Oyst rs; 50 do Boyler's Rose, do;
100 boxes Cheese: - do Tenn. White, do
10 cases Matches; = = Pipes Brandy
80 Demiiohns, all sizes Is Lbls Gin;
60 boxes Soap; 10 do Malaga Wines
500 boxes Star Candles; 30) do American Brandy,
With mauy other articles in the Grocery line.
ja2O NORRIS & STRATTON.
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Robert R. Boyd sells apples in any quantity, from
one upwards. Stand No. a. Market Street. f.
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New RooE.. de E,ooka.
The most Rrn liIirnI TIr-,:- n-,--r % sltsh.

/ Ahe most hs7 Htifut Be0;k ever Published
Gallery Of Famous English ant American Poe with an in
troaue'oSy Essayy Iisay per- A. NJ P4OtssOr Of Ezz
~ R1eliy sI IsIS, q rs75s5,.'na'
Waa hnirsi eng Fvi, exerutl In tie inest style Of the
art, mostly FROM original By <el artists
The Josephine GsaiieIy,
Eeiel BY Alice Phcsle Carey A iesntf1iIv bound an
a msgnigcently illus ratel book
TIE Bible Gallery,
Illustrating our savi0rs Life Passion; with prominent
events in the lives Of his cples. Pa tarchs and Pbe
and o. the Women Of the Od and New Testimonies i'm twenty
four steel illustrations.
The Prose and Poetry of Eurooe oua .,,cr-
lea.
Consisting Of Literary Gems Curiose ard containing
the Choice and Beautiful Productions Of many Of the most po
lar writer's Of the past and being rare and vauass
work.
The sacred Poets OF Europe and America
fer Three Centuries.
Edited BY Rafus GriswOld illustrated with splendid sse
ngravngs
BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
Heauttiulky Bound and Elegantly IiIustra-
The Gem Annual. The Gift o, Affection,
The Emblem. Memorv's Gift
The Moss Rose, me Snowflake,
The ioasn, The Laurel Wreath,
Toe Evergreen, The Passion Flower,
Religious Souvenir, Ladies scrap Book
The PhiopeDa, Christian Keepsake
friendships Gin,
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKSI
The Violet, Juvenile Forget AieNot,
The Rose Bad, Tie Rural Annual,
Youths Keepsake, The liummiug Bird,
The Annual, The Chrsmas Box.
ALBUMS,
In various styles o. binding from the plain cIo finest
Antique Morocco Paper sache steel and color
ed sngravinss.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BROWNLOw & PRYEEssNEW wORKit
Ought American Slavery 10 be Perpetuaielf
A Debate between Rev W g. BroanIow and Rev. A Pryne
held at Philadelphia, September, 1858.
Lena Rivers-by Mary Holmes; suthor Of 'TemPest an
Sunshine"
EutAW; Sequel the Foyers, the Raid Of the DogD
tale of the Revolutionary Gilmore slmms, Esq.
The Two sisters-by Mrs. southworth
The Iniiss-a story Of Modern Life.
CAPT. REHDsS WORKS.
OsceOa, the Seminole, Flower Land
The War Tra Hunt OF the Wild Horse. romance
the Prairie.
The Scalp Hunters Adventures amopg the Trappers.
The Hunters Feast: Conversations Camp Fire
The CouFtshp Of standb, and other POems- Henry
Wordsworth Longfellox.
Elecron Franks Of the Modern Puck; Teegraphe
Epic for the Times
Two Million A POen-by the author Of Nothing to Wear
For sale BY dec2l =, HAGAN.
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
Hapers Magazine for February.
PeteFson's Ladies' National Magazine, for February.
Godey's Lad5's Book for February.
Dickens Household Words, f1F February.
The Ladies' American Magazine February. For sale by
au22 E. HAGAN.
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ND the various affections consequent upon disordered
n STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion. AeGity Of
the Stomach, COIicky Palms. Heartbur Appetite Des
pOndency, CusEeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles II all
Rheumatic Neuralgc AfecOns it has in
instances proved highly beneficial and in others effected de
eided cure.
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly sci
enc principles, after tie Of the celebrated Holland
Professor BserhaYe Because Of its great in most Of the
European States intIuduct into the United States
especially those Of faheand scattered here
and there aoe Of Nigh country Meeting with
great among them, oEeir the American pIb
knowing that Its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must bs
knOEledged.
may have impaired by the continuous Of
effect it finds its directly to the seat Of life, thrill
and. in, fact nfusng and yigor the system
EOIICEWhoever expects ind this beverage will be dis
appointed; sick and low spirited, will prove
grateful cordial Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations Whsh the public should guard agant pur
chasing. Be persuade tobuy anything else until have
given Boerhave HOLLAND Pes fair trial One bottle will
convince how Infinitely superior il to all these ita
ions.
NJ Sold 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS, by the sole
ProprietOn, -
ManUA uring PhATmaceuss and Chemists, Ptsburg, Pa
Soldia ashve by EWin, Pendeon * Co., W. ". Berry
DemoNille DR.. A Roscoe JO G. Brown, DemOve & Bell,
g. W. IIendershott, T. Wells, Wells Hooper Co., Beech
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State
mays '5s-dtri& wlyiEs
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Married.

On the Goth inst woodville, Mississippi Mr.. GEORGE
O'BRYLS, this city, Miss LUCINDA BROwS, daughter Of W.
BRowS Of that place.
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Prof. HaskeII's Electro OiI.a-A supply OF
wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheunstsm Deafness, ri les
all Diseases Headaches and Palms. has
received by EWIN, PENDLETON CO. and by JOG. BROWN,
Nashville, Tennessee where it be obtained. The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately. advertisement in
another column.
HAsKELL-The following testimony in favor Of Dr.
Haskell's Electric Oil furnished for publication.
PROF. HAsKEL-Dear Sir feel it TO lie duty to inform
the pubic through what your wonderful Electric Oil has
done family. My wife has n alarmngy troubled with
the falling the womb and pains in the back and breast
bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and day shs entirely
free pain, and sends her respects foryour and
prosperity. have had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
long time and in from the time applied
your oil, the pain all gone. 1t is truly wonderful remed
pains, suffering WITH and cheerful
give this testimonial OF its effects.
G. T. SWIFT. Merritt House.
Sworn subscribed before this day. 24th Of July, lS57.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace.
Such testimony tells tale worth columns Of ats
ertI+cates all over the land, and great way of.
Try suffering and afflicted advertisement In other
rnInmn. arldAW.y
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING

invite the attention Of and the public zcser
ally to cur large stock Of Groceries, Wines Liquors and
Havana cigars The system intend pursun keeng up
our assortment together with the perfect posses
Tor tie purchase Of Goods will enable buyers induce
ments unsurpassed by any house in the city
Country Merchants with the Cash will End It 70 their avan
tae to call and examine stock efOle purchasing elsewhere
we call particular attention stock Of Liquors, which
very complete and wrran pure unaduerated Our
stock consists in part Of the following:
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Auction sale of Fresh Groceries
BY TERRASS BROTHERS.

Auction sale Oh EGeSh GFOceFleS
BY TERRASS BROTHERS.
GAIT. HAMMER, Auctioneer
N Thursday, q 1852 will offer for cash in front
J OF our Warehouse the following articles
IS hhds Sugar, 30 boxes Oy sters.
] o bbls Molasses, 95 bags Pepper & Spice,
IS hf do 10 do Ginger,
lO1 bags Coffee, 80 coils Rope,
100 bags Fine salt 900 boxes Star Candles,
100 kits MackeTel, 100 boxes TalOw do
. bbls do 500 kegs Wheeling Nails,
b do Walkers Ale, so boxes W. 4. Cheese,
100 do Cincinnati Whisky, 100 do 4. D. do
50 do Tenn do 100 do Ralsins,
50 do Bourbon & Rye, IS do Soap,
90 do Brandy & Gin, 80 do Starch,
JIG do S. NJ Wine, 50 do Cog. Brandy,
} do Cherry Brandy, 10000 Cigars,
20 Muscat Wine, ~ legs Maider,
40 do Pickles, % do Indigo,
lJO boxes Glassware, 90 lags Cotton Yarns,
20 do Tobacco, p coils Cotton Rope,
) do Sardnes, IS doz. PloW Lines
Together with ether articles make complete sale
Buyer invited call ~ o'clock We will have regular
sales during the TERRASS BROTHERS.
janS2 No. 9 Market street.
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OLDHAM q WHITE,
ATTOR NEES AT LAW,
Austin. Texas.

DRACTICE inthe District Courts Western Texas ard n
the United States District and supreme Court az Austin and
Tyler. Land claims q every description i7 pros
ecute either before the Courts he Oc or Court
Of Claims Oaioe on Congresas venue. the Capitol
~ RRIv
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN,S
PULM MIC AFER s!

The moot certain and speedy remedy dfScOreed fST all
DisedSeSoJ the Chest and LVgs, Coughs, Colds ASGb
ana, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
HoarseRess, Difficult BREATHING Sore
Throat, de-, de-, DC.
THESE WAFERS give the nstantane and perfect
lief when perseveed with according directions fail
effect rapid aud lasting Thousands have been restored
perfect who have tried other in vain To all
classes constitutions they equally blessing and
none need despair how long the disease may have
existed or however may provided the organic
ture Of the vital organs hOpeessy decayed Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
To VocALTs PUBLIC zAKERs these Waters peculiarly
vauabe they will day the service occaona
hoarseness and their regular for will all
Increase the power exby Of the voices greatly improving
its tone compass cearnes for which purpose they reg
ularly used by many professional vOcalists.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor Rochester, N Y.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
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4 Circular showing the plan OF the Let
terics will be sent so any one DESTROYS Oz
receiving &c.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
the following rstes, which is the risk;
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A Card TO the Ladies--Dr. DuPOnCO'S Pee
riOdicaI Pills for Eenaa les..Are iLlaihe for -e.

A Card 10 the Ladies--Dr. DupOncO'S Pee
riOdiCal Pills for EcEa lCS.--A iIiahle for
moving Stoppages Irregularities OF the Menses.
Pills nothing but have been used by the Doctor
practice years. both in France and America with
paraeed every and he is urged 10y many thou
ladies who have used them, to make the Pills public, for the
alienation suffering from any irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies whose health will permit
mly.
Pregnant females those supOsing themselves
using pills while in that condition the prOpe
pOnshty after the above admOnitou although
their mildnes would prevent injury to health, otw these
pills Directions accompanying sac box Price
81. Sold Wholesale by
EWIN, PENDLETON CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
Te addressed They will supply the
PropdeorS prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold a Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE 81 BELL, No % Cherry street
G.. W. IIENDERSHOTT. Cedar ST. and Public Square
BEACH & GOODLET, Market ST., opposite Union
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets
Ladies by enclosing to either Of the above agents. have
the above Pills cOndenaly by mail to part Of the
city country.
n R-The ingredients composing these Pills made known
agent selling them They will tell that they all
they represented Ask for DIR. DupOnCO'S COL
den Pills. the signature each box will then get
medicine you may depend upon, perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents for Memphis
WILSON & STARBIRDl Agents for Louisville
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F1ISTTN:i ESTABLTSTI "a ENT.


quested notice that the Undersigned having made
~ and secured the services Of competn
Eorken is prepared take LARGE CONTRACrS,in the Ii
n an rs Ear-aus h-nches ~ The ena
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PINE supply Of this economical Csal IA hand
~ at the Etna Coal Yard Nahys and ChaitA
no0a Railroad Depot and selling tie following low prices
Large Lump Round Coal - per bush S55Oper tea
Mixed Large and Fine 20 do do 90 de
do l6 do do or - W do
Try you VIII be convinced Il is the tel coal IN the
market. fiec3l-d iy-sdpEl . . AeNhH-
~ ESIKABEE LAND FOR SAbE.--AbOut %
acres Vauabe land, miles from Nashville, on the souA
M. Of the Muresboro Pke-ore than third we'll umhered-
Ave never failing Springs desirable tract FOR small farmer or
market gardener bargain will be given mmedlae apPiea'
i,,o h made 10 J. /. 4 R. VI. BROWN,
jan2O-2w AZ Chsrry street
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart peary white = {, the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beautifer cannot he exeelled
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a cosmetic stands unrivalled.
Pei sian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. IL. Hendershott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
sugI7-d6n A. Z. WErHERILL, Cincinnati
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From. Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Rumors of pending hostili,
ties between Douglas and Davis current, but are
false. There are grounds for personal issue be,
tween them. Notes passed he Ween Douglas and
Fitch; but the affair will probably be amieaby
settled.
Douglas wisest friends think the Administration
mean to force Douglas to take back seas, but pre-
fer TO push him out Of the organization altogether
An early opportunity will be taken in open session
10 make issue with Douglas On his charge rela~
tive to the Illinois appointments
1t also discusses the bearing Of annexation on
the Slave trade. 1t says the illegal traffic is H.
fined to Porto Rico Gpd Cuba. Cuba might hut
would not suppress H. therefore the opponents of
the slave trade might find an ncen i've TO advocate
this bill The report concludes by saying that
Southerners would fad peril in annexation to
their institutions, aud enlarges the capacity Of
the island to the monopoly Of sugar. IL regards
the purchase OfCuhe as matter Of economy.
Louisiana Senator.
New ORLEANS, Jan 22.-The Baton Rouge Dem
Ocratic Legislative caucus have made AZ ballots for
Senator without choice on the last ballot Benjamin
was two ahead There are four candidates Ad-
journed till Monday
The Baton Rouge Democratic caucus have made
no nomination for Senator, the last ballot at five
this evening Benjamin was dropped, Dandriige lacks
two Of the nomination Orders have been received
from Washington, for Benjamin and Dandridge's
friends to unite
Havana papers of the nineteenth, publish the
sisteme t that Gen Reneau offered Concha fifteen
millions TO declare Cuba independent Threats we're
made to massacre any american eonsriraior.
Arrival Of tn e Santa Fe Mail.
ISDEPENDESoE, Jan. 24-The Santa Fe mail of
the 6rth has arrived. Peace with The Nayagoes has
been concluded.
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Rock City Mills =. RAU3-iS 6 co., ProFyi
etors. j. - BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR win pay the highest price all times for Wheat aud
corn their Mills, Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices OF FIoHr-Froma and after this da1e until further
Extra Family Flour, 50 90 Fine Bran, soc
Fine Flour, Mixei Bran. GOc
Unbolted Coarse Bran, soc
Middngs, ! 50 Corn Meal, bushel, 7sc
Shorts, 75t
All articles SOLD by the undersigned deliverable at place
the city free Of charge selling the quantity, their
81 ui''0un' Is " per 0s"' - n BAUMAN q CO.
Anv one wanting Flour, Meal &C., from Rock City
Gordon Co warehouse, where the calls four times
each day tdec n J. Z tCMAA < co.
TEMPERANCE DIIsEis. FORY.
TFyENNEssEE Division 30 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night Temperance Hall No 53aeve Cslse
street, near the square. A. NELSON.
II X. PECK,
TTToPIAN Temple of Honor No 81, every Friday
4 J ming the same Hall as above.
A. r BRADSHAW W. c. T.
ROBERT BRUCE, W V. T.
W. H. MORROW, ". R.
nj ASVLLE Temple Of Honor S. meesevery Wednesday
w. A. wHERRY, ". C. T.
L. BENSON WV.
K. BARCLAY. W.
TNDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No ! Of 7. A. 4 s. Tenn
IA plars meet the LAT Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall IL above JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
RIO. LAPSLEY, S. of c.
II. II. MCALLISTER, J. Of c.
J. HENRY CUNREY, Comp. R.
URREY DEGREE, Temple OF Honor Ne. II, meets the
last Thursday night in each month"; at the same Hall as
above. W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
h. W. PETTY, DIV 7.
jy3l ~ NJ. DALE, D. r.