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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-14

BRUSHES,
- Hair and Cloth do.yl
Tooth and Nail do,,l
Horse and Shoe do,
Feather busters,
Shaving Brushes,
GINGER,
" Saleratus,
Extract Coffee,
Sage, Hops,
Iceland Moss,
-!
SHAVING SOAPS,
~ Shaving Cream,
Hair Oils, Pomades,
Handkerchief Extracts,
Cologues,
Teeth Soap and Powders,
Glycerine, Lip Salve,
Camphor Ice,
Court Plaster,
Candied Flag,
Gum Drops,
Lozenges, Pipe Candles.
SWIFT's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-14

For Pixies PEAK.-We learn that COM
pany of Pixies Peak adventurers will leave
Ravenua next week. The names of the
members of the company are J. H. LETTING
WELL, JULIAN DAY, w. s TRIBoU, G. w.
EsslG, of Ravenna, and -- CATLIN,
OF Newton Falls. Success to them.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-14

FRANKENsTEIN's PANORAMA OF NIAGARA
FALLS. This celebrated work of art has
been on exhibition at the Town Hull for the
past few Days, and has given general salts.
faction by the faithfulness Of the scenes to
nature. All who witnessed it speak of it
in the highest terms of praise.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-14

SPECIAL TERM OF CoURT.-The special
term of the Court of Common Pleas will
commence on Monday next. What amount
of business is on the docket we have not
learned.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-14

BY strawdor & Hart, Att'!s for Petitioners.
March 81, IS50-6W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19
T1NDFOR SATE.

TEyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy oflaud to
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashvs adj
joining the tract which he Resides and the lands Of Op Joh
Jones' The land equal 20 the best, NTH euudonce % exl
lent, falling water, with the bsautif1 buIin s
In the eOGntry and in the midst tie dnest usghhorho
America apnH NATHANIEL BAXTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

ARREST AND SUBSEQUENT ESCAPE OF COUNTER
FEITBRs.-The Savannah Republican of the 14ih,
says" We learn that four men, two calling them
selves by the name Of Brown, and two by the name
of Convey, we're arrested in Laurens county, Monday
last for passing counterfeit bills sundry citizens
Of that county The bills were $685. purporting
to be issued by the Georgia Railroad and banking
Company, and some $500 were disposed Of The
parties, from some iBsttentiOn on the ,rt Of the
guard, made their escape, it is believed, two Of
them towards Augusta, and two for this city. The
COveys are represented to be of medium height,
stout built, black hair and whiskers inclined to be
gray, and from forty to fsry>fve years of age. The
Browns are both small and spare built men. both
light heir smooth face, and from twenty to tWenty>
FIVE years of age. We regret that we could not OBJ
tain a more accurate description of the men, but
trust that meagre outline will contribute some
thing towards their arrest They represented them
selves as horse traders from Tennessee"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19
RaiIroaiIs OF ,I,e uns,.d 49,.

Tbe New York Hsrotf publishes valuable tabu.
lar statement Of he Railroads ia the Uned s,atts
their length equipment and cost Of csnstrueti6n et
the end Of 1858 We bave selec, ell portions or i for
publication at our earl. est oonvs nieaee; IN he
mean time we place the following reae before our
readers:
The cost Of construction and eouipmeni Of the
roads in operation amounts 10 the enerp,ais sup II
81 $50 Sos, 870-sheWing the average cot Der mile
to be S37,775
The New England States have open 3 : II miles If
railway; the Middle lantic States & 1856 miles
the Southern Atlantic States $50 miles: The 3tlf
States LEO the Southern interior STATES / 10,
miles; the Northwestern Sales, 9 l9l miles. and
CALIFORNIA % miles Ohio stands IN advance Of al
oher States in regard 10 the extent Of railsavs
Open-2, 9T8 miles Next comes Illinois, with her
. IVA miles New York stands third on the liz,
with her 27iS miles and Pennsylvania fourth
with her 2 Csc miles o. the New England Sistes'
Massachusetts taxes the lead with 32T miles while
Virginia occupies the like position among the South
ern States with her ,642 miles. The railways of
the New England States stand nearest coRpletion-
7z9 miles being open out of total length of 4.
1853. OF the $3.50 miles of road in The MIDI
States, 1854 miles are open. The South Atlantic
States have 4,295 miles open out of 1887 miles
The Gulf States have only about three-lenths Of
their roads built, 527 miles out of 3 IA The
South interior States have about nine twsntieth-
Of their roads built 953 miles out of g. 1902 The
Western States have three fOurtbs OF their roads
bHih-9 19l miles out Of IA 90s and California has
only abonE One-siXih of her road. built-e2 mics
cut Of l22 For he whole United States the roads
open stand in the proportion of about nine four> |
teenths TO the entire length of the roads
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

There is dit that one ofthe editors of the New
York Tribune who has distinguished himself some
as poet-(nOt compiler and has been re>slect'
ed as one of the City COuncimen, is about to com,
nit matrimonial esoapsde with young actress, al
ready married, and now performing at one of the
city theatres. Her theatrical name is public prop,
erty, and therefore may be mentioned-Miss Ada
Chiffon. She has pretty, though rather wicked
face, great quantity of black hair and is married
to German, from whom she is about obtain ng
divorce, in order that she may become legally emit
tied to the devotion Of the literary head of the
Tribune
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

CHICAGO YOUsa LADY FALLS HEIR TO S45,.
OK, O00-We hear that young lady of this city,
who has hitherto followed the humble vocation Of a
sewing girl, and whose name is Mary SehOoleY, re-
ceved letter yesteday, from uncle, residing in
n Y. stating that herself, in connection with The
writer of the letter. and another uncle also residing
in n Y, had fallen equal heirs 20 the comfortable
sum Of e27, 600 600, about $685. 600 900, by the
recent death O. an uncle At Calcutta, India, where
he had accumulated his immense fortune in mercan-
tile pursuits This story is current in city, but
we will not at present. voueh for its truth, though
We hope to have it fully sOn6rmed.-PSess, 1871.
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pursuance o. decree il Ch4nceTy, sell, on n
First OF February, 1850,
% ne preia ses &c public sucton valuable cotton
se On Dr Sreek u Washington county Missis1 pa AMI
OShea ~ . " feTel Co. and known nc Percy Place sad
gAnAtion contains hten hauiret ard seTenty T Of A.
finest cotton land in the s0uth-nInehundsd acsio - $780,
STATE Of cultivation Il = in 5sl>htfal neshborfa eg.
miles back Of Greenvle the shipping Pontil is pesfec; .
Peoent o. leYees and above ne highest The Ire rr
IS susceptible u cultivation any has ur il
hgntfai dwelling, gin house perfectly quarters stea &C.
AMI making this nsten tEelve foartssi ta
the hand.
win also sell At the tine place e. Aeehtd ii.
goes a o. them hands, haoEgng y w.. Perez Co. iri
IAs y tnes As - n1es DO yoke ef = hd o. cat
tie, 81 sneep 5000 6OQo c1rn With iautss t
sis, wagons, &C., Of all kinds and in good onrr.
AeFmS@-ker the land fourth CASH haiares In 1
40 and three equal annual instruments with interest
rom date and approved security the negroes ponal pro
perry o. all descriptions foe twelve acceptnrss as AZ
proved houses IN New Orleans All perons wishing % paTse
are invited to cone and view the premises.
f.n A.,
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MOST VALUABLE CRY IsIEOPFZf<TV
FOFS SALE

AN nov sGsrng for sale the House and On Cksry s
now sccupiei BY Mr. ; Weller
me house g very large and conmodos eonaning zea
y ronas with servants rooms, cellars hes &c
Inc nous Is IN good ORDER Of u beng recently rebuilt
In Nashville.
The lot Is abOut sixty feet front By one ha seven,
nte ie and the boise situated - admit q
the city.
large portion Of The furntarsean be purchased WITH hshou.
II desired.
II we'll known that hotel keeping eya most pro-
ntabe business, and to any wishing engage in s vc
on ms an excel ent opportunity procure e oe
ton, being convenient to ali the business portions city,
For terms &C, apply
dec24-tf A Y 4 ITa-r.r1.-s-
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clause in the Constitution of Arkansas gives the
Governor of that State the power to dissolve the
Legislature in certain contingencies The Govern
or has just exercised that power. By sickness of
members the two houses were left without quorum
on the 2Sd The Governor dissolved the Legisla-
ture, coupling with it proclamation calling an ex-
ira session on the 9th
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

Miss JudsOn, The white beiress, who elOped from
Pontiac, Michigan, with negro, as black as ebony,
has been brought back by her Pa. She was taught
by he parents to believe that a white man was az
good as a negro, provided be behaved himself The
father regrets his course of instruction, but the fair
brGe expressed determination to 20 back to her
love.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

"WHATls A DUBURTUs ?"-The charter OF Charles
H. under which Rhode Island lived for l79 years,
IN giving certain privileges to such as shall sett
upon the business of taking whales says lit shall
be lawful for them, having struck Whale, Dubur-
tus or other great fish, to pursue unte any part of
that cOaste," &c. The quidDuucs are nearly crazy
because no body knows what the "Dnburtus" was
or is, Agassiz says that he never heard of it, and
cannot find it in the books
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

FRENCH TROOPs IN SWITZERLAND A telegram
from Basic says that detachments of FRENCH troops
having penetrated into the Valley des Cappes and
advanced on the Swiss territory, the Federal Gov
eminent had demanded explanations at Paris.
Great indignation prevailed in Switzerland, and
the Press was using strong language on the sub-
ject.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

MODIFICATION OF MoNTALENBERr's SENTENCE.
The Judges, after two hours and halfdelberation.
acquitted MOntalembert of the charge of attacking
the principal Of universal suffrage, and the rights
which the Emperor enjoys from the Constitution,
but considering the other charges proved they con-
frmed the fine of 1900 francs, but committed the
sentence of Imprisonment 10 three instead of six
months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

According to statistics, the total value of the
steamboats, running on the Mississippi river and its
tributaries IS over $50 OO0 OOO and the number over
1000 having tonnage threefOld greater than the
steamer tonnage of Great Britain, and more than
that of all the nations of Europe and all the rest of
the world put together
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

DR.. Franklin said, "WhenI see house we'll furn-
ished with books and newspapers, there see inte-
gent and well-informed children but if there are
no books or papers, the children are ignorant, if
not prohigate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

IMMENSE SHEEP MovEMEHT.-The Santa Fe IN.
NJ Gazette states that los 600 sheep are about to
be taken from Bernaillo and Valentis counties in
that Territory, overland to California There is also
a drove of 10000 from Ohio, now at Santa Fe,
bound for the same Destination
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

EMOVAL s--IIaVing removed from their old stand to
y the and commOdious store of and
Church streets, DemOViile Co.. Druggists, Gate De-
mOYe & Be take this of returning pat
and friends their cordial thanks the liberal
given them heretofore, and Of soliciting
continuance of the They would inform public that
their stock o. Drugs, Medicines, Dye.StuffS, &c,
will all the time be full complete and fresh shall embrace
all articles usually to be found in Drug Store They
further say that in addition the assistants already
poy they hsve secured the services Of thoroughly accomplished
and efficient Druggist and PrescrPonist take carge
Prescription Department Orders in this line Of their business
will at all hours be promptly and accurately filed.
ja6-tf DEMOyILLE & co.
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g As STO OK -
TOWN LOTS AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
Joel NJ and Charlotte c. smith e. James nj Ksnres

IOAN LUIS AN y NEGhDES TOR SALE.
joel NJ and Charlotte c. Smith james H. Kenrick ana
sthers.
decree OF the county % Davidson
ID e the December term, ISIS in the causes viii o1
for sale at the house door in Nashville On satursy s
IA OF January next The property known the sold Basan
Place. situated on the Middle Frankin resd, nile
from the court house also, the place MI eel
negro named Caswel- aged about - years. about
~ yeas OF and shares Of Gas Stock Buggy and sos
HousehSh Furniture. The land viii ap b lots uncn
which viii be the old Dwelling and VII he pou credit of
oAe' two and three years, With interest IRON and lien -
tanned until the purchase money Is pail.
The negroes win Be sold upon ereit u 70 TIE
Stock Buggy &c, upon credit Of month ~.
proved security required. R.R. CHEATHAM.
deelS-d Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

A sailor being a,ked how be liked his bride, re
ported to have remarked" Why, dye see, took
bert" be only half of me- as the parson says, but
da'h me, if she isn't twice as much as 1. I'm only
a tar-she's tartar"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19
q. R. GLASCOCII.

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oaerh
services to the public, Agent for the sale
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, species
property either in town country Being determined
time to the above business Considerable
experience faeF myself that give satisfaction those
who may favor me in that line. always
deCs may be left. uaarI-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19
RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE
RAIG READ * CO.,
Hardware,

% PUBLTC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENYESSEE
AES B. CRAIGIEAD having purchased the entire interest
OF Mr. WM H. MlNCHIN, in the business Of Cragtead &
Minchin, alone authorized TO the the
liquidation, and will continue the business the old
% Public Square, under the title IS above may24
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

Judge Jefreys, of notorious memory, pointing
with his cane TO man who was about to be tried
said: "There is rogue at the end of my cane -
The man to whom he pointed, looking at him, ask
ed, "At which end nv lord ?"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

large number of the citizens Of Winchester. as
we learn fromth Home Journal have petiiiOned the
corporation authorities to impose tax Of $500 on
tipling houses within the town.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

We, R. H., r. s. R. c. Gardner, have associated with
y Buckner business under the style Of Gard
ner Co., at Stone Front store, No 2 Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large and carefully selecte
STOCK OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Caps, bOnnes and Straw Goods generally
Our stock Of plantation goode will be unusually
heavy Wooden ami Cotton Fabrics both COored White
heavy Bogans Wool and Palm Hats heavy coored and
white negro Blankets.
We invite old customers and dealers Merchandise who
buy goods low for Cash, short time give
close examinations intend 10 make it 10 their inter
est and to make this their cheapest market
wall and SELL all country produce,
such WOOL Feathers BeeswaX, Ginseng Jeans, Lnsy and
Socks at the highest price the market will command
ian4-dG
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EAST TENNESSEE UNTyERsfTy

7 q.
yHyHJS Institution permanently reorx nisei nd = -
eessfal operation, in charge u abe exuersnc ~
Guilty. situated at KnoxYiilea city reusrEahla IA
nen, intslIgsucs morality % is p0pula1n n -
mantle scenery and the saubr0us nyEorag as a.
East Tennessee enjoys the advntase q easy r1d as
By Railroad connections from all parts 0 he and We
Of erection. 60 Be
ginning Summer Session, yanaG HAers sludsns
enjoy the advantage Of exercising unr The md nstrue6ou
Of Professor Of Gymnastics. No bett
adapted interest tbs hours q recreation and he tine
render the body strong and active.
The facilities Tor intellectual impr1vementhe extent af
course q study and the th5roa hne % Instruction, he e
ent dePartnentsars surpassed BY institution ia South
The students under supervision Of the Bard,
who rsilaut thing that might ls
morals o. youth, and - enforce accessory regulations
mag be neelfal.
The Summer session open tie ast Wedaesdy in Fsbrusy
leos. The expenses Is follows.
Tuition per Session, On advanced S25 o.
Board per week,
Room Rem Session ds = Oh
students furnish their bedding washing ighrs. Fr
particulars apply 70 Rev. ". D. Caraes, Pcsientoi
Ery CT D. A. Desdeck, Secretary he Beard Tr1s-
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Sir Philip Sidney says am no herald to en-
quire of mems pedigrees; it sufieeth me if I
know their virtues" Sir Phillip was one Of the
few wise men of the world, and true Christian.
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Track laying was resumed on the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad on the 18th inst.
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DISSOLUTION.

TFNHE partnership heretofore existing between the subscr
hers under the style and firm Of Gardner Sheppard Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent r. H. f. and R. c,
Gardner having purchased the interest Of F. A. Shepherd who
Whiaws from the firm The business viii be settled by the
naming partners. r. II. GARDNER,
L. s. GARDNER,
X. c. GARDNER,
T A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville Ian I
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Sale OF Negroes.

Daniel Tucker and others Rsbeoca 1gfson and osrs
decree OF the county county,
ID above the December term viii oner Tor e AZ
the court house IN Nashville Saturday, - 59 he
following Et Arthur
aged Is years; Amanda aged Is years.
Germs--So0 will Re required cash. and he lasi &c 90
credit Of months notes with good security iui.ed.
decss2-td prs fee $50 R. tHkArGAA, G e n
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pas5baIs anian anS 9neritaa.
Daily IS; rri-wseAly 50; weekly .,
: LIFEs OF LESS CONSTITUTE sQuARE.
ENEwABEE AT PLEASURE.

-srsrt BNEWABBE AT PLEASURE.
0nesqusre. year. s3O-Each additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
-E IN THE WEEKLY. Er
ONE DOLLAR per bDarefor the first and Frr vrs
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements Pp5shed in both Daily and Weekly v
be charged the full daily rates with Onea the weekly rats
aided.
7ozsseat Advertisements Be paid for tie time Of
To Correspondents.
It will great deal Of unnecessary trouble n nm,
friends, in writing to will bear in mad the following rules
Always give the date post Office county State in the body
Of your letter.
II you the paper changedfron one Office to another give
both Offices in full
II write business and oermatters write on separate
sheets of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters communications solicited
subjects may be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
attention.
Correspondents should write ony upon one side Of the paper
Wecannot undertake to return rejected couaunctions
All letters business should be directed to Messrs a.
EASTMAN Co. and not personally either Of the Prorre
ors.
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GOLD PENS REPAIKED!
AGENCY.
G. r. RERR Y .


C. F. BER RY,
EETILL attend collecting settlement and securing Of
w accounts agent selling and rent
ing property, Having long acquaintance with this
will 1rchAsedy goods groceries and other merchandise
mission for and Of persons living distance Orders
SELECTED. MI.
business entrusted to his viii be promptly attended
He found John Brownies Of Deadck
Square.
Reerenee-James Erwin Co, VIM " Miller Macy Han
lton. Idec22-d "a twin
) cash PAID FOR Bacon, Lard Wheat, Fruits. Com,
OATS and all kinds of Western produce No 10 Broad
stTset, Nashville, Tenn. IRWIN &c CO.
ian9-dtW&W
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! NTEW HOLESALE AND kEEAILkI&
DRUG GAsT,
C0RAEE OF.COLLEGE AND UBYog STREETS
STRETCH. has just rsurneafTom the East With Iarse
aud superior Of the following articles together
with many Others pertaining the Drug Busi2es which
articles purchased 6rst hand I'm
pors Tie Ladies especially requested call and examine
his large stock of Ge Imported Peune and Fancy Goods
ssting in part Of the foHoWing,yiz: ~
Otto Rose in fine cut Walls, .sHrs G
Extract Kiss me Quickly;
do Rondeleti, something new and very fine;
All the Frangpani preparations
Musk and Neriena Toilet water
Tooth Brushes, With all the patterns
Hair do a large vS.isty;
Erasve Soap, for extracting grease
All Of Lubin's tine EXGenuine Musk Soap;
Lubjns Rose Soap Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Crops Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Iarina Cologne; Glycerine and Camphor de.
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Pasteand Gr1z Drops:
Tooth SOap; Juube Paste
DRUSHES.--s large stock RI Shoe, Paint yarnish and
Id Artist Brushes, Just received and Cor sale'lew by
A. STRETCH
VACCINE MATTER.
UsF eceveda good supply Of fresh and reliable Vaccine Mat
- ter. A. STRETCH, Druggist.
cr2s .ts5 Corner College and Union streets
ENINE TEAS.--Just received large I.aportes OF
n Teasa good assortment Of Imperial 6unpowder, Sooag
and Back Teas for sale ly the large small quantity BY
A. STRETCH
SKRINGES.-Large stock of syringes, entirely
- TtiSrns lust received and for sale by AsrRETcH
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A Fine Country Residence for sale.
ANING determined to carry Negroes SOUTH -
l will sell about Three or Four Hun. ssssks
ored Acres OF Land, Icing part of the up SsA
on which nov reside, situated good Turnpike Road
about thirteen miles from Nashville the nehbor
hoOdsin Williamson Soil equal For
particulars apply to the premises, to A. " s. Lndey
in Nashville
sep9-dn P. A.PERKINs.
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NXTB wish to buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Womenf
w for the Southern Market persons having such 70 SCI vii
and 70 their iBteretfo call onu
sepl6 II H. HAYNES 4 CO
COAL STOCK FOB SALE.
VWTE HAVE IL SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish to sell exchange for likely ygung
zroes city property faug2p II " HAYNES 4 co.
6fASGi-sfo pay 100 g0sd Yong Nsgr5 Men sEi gs
msn, isd hands Preferred at No. -, Celar sueet.
janli II. Il HAYNES CO.
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREEs!!

r OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -.
other Fruit Trees, from three years growth ea
ali very will deliver them the order Of MesA
Call. Vanleer & Co., Nashville. -
The Apple 10 each large Pear 50 each Peach
20 each Plum 50 Cherry 90 each all Of
he finest aceimatsd varieties. ship here point
". T. FALL
eotso ,55-dstv4r. clarksvilie Tenn