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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
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sleeptnR win che Landlords wife.
We give the annexed incident in regard 70 Rev
Zeb Twitchell, Methodist elergymen in full snd
regular standing and member Of the Vermont
COME 'enee
Al one time he represented stockbridge in the
State Legislature. Zeb. says our informant "
man of fair talents, both as preacher ana . mus,
elan. In The pulpit he is grave, solemn, olgh'neo'
and thorough systematic sc moDiEer; Dus Out u
it there is no man living who is more ian 81 un anu
drollery On one occasion be was TenaiDg ms way
toward the seat OF the annual conference Of minis
tsrs in oonpapv with another clergyman. Passing
a country inn he remarked to the other clergyman,
The last time stopped at that tavern, slept with
the landlords wife"
In utter amazenent, his clerical friend inquired
what be meant.
ssImean just whatI say, replied Zeb; and on
went the two travellers in unbrOken silence, until
they reached the conference.
In the early part Of the session, the conference
sat with closed doors for the purpose Of ransacting
some private business, and especially to attend to
the annual examination Of each members private
character rather conduct, during the past year.
For this purpose the clerk ca led ZeL's name.
"DOes any one know aught against the character
Of brother Twitchell, during the past year," asked
the bishop, who was the presiding officer.
After moments silence, Z,b's ,raveliog cOmpan-
ion with heavy heart aud grave cOunienancs.
He said he had duty to perfcrm-one that he twei
to God, and the church, and himself he must there
fore discharge it fearlessly, though tremblingly.-
he then related what Zeb had told him while pass
ing the tavern, how he had slept with the lands
wife, &c.
The grave body Of ministers were struck with a
thundsrbOlt, although few smiled and looked first
At Zeb, then upon the bishop knowingly, for they
knew better than the ohers the character of the
cused.
The bishop called upon Brother TWitchell and
and asked him what he had to sly in relation to SC
serious 8 charge. Zeb rose and said:
al did the deed 1 never lie"
Then psusing with an awful seriousn IS, he pro
ceeded with a slow and solemn deliberatiOn:-
"Tbere was one little circumstance, h wever, con
nected with the affair that 1 did not name to tbs
brother. 1t may not have much weight with tbs
conference, but, although it may be deemed Of tri
fling importance, will state il when slept witt
the landlords wife, as told the brother, kept the
tavern myself"
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vALUABLE suMnER LANns roB -.

NKTISHING change ny bure-s am Offering for saIs ny
Wv Farm in Sumner county. Containing iOo0 acres
situated two miles south Of the Galan Nashville pike On
Cumberland river and about the distance from the ese
sonTilie Station The Loasvne Nashvs Railroad and
nearly equal distance between Nashville Gaatn There l.
between and see open foe enthusiastically acres II blue
zras the balance we'll hersd with oak poplar srz rnape
&C being well adapted to growth Of blue grsss ohsr
crops peculiar to this latE Improvements good consisting
Brick Dwelling Negro Kitchen. Smoke House.
ice bose Cow and Horse Sbe. and all other necessary
buildings besides there The place Steam Circular Saw
i q horse power enginel With plenty u timber spare on
vac ie 70 Keep Il up for number Of years and young Orch
arc gust nov in ernl OF 100 select peach ud apple
also large fish pond stocked Stock and other water pen
ana OF good quality Any wanting good Stock Farm,
ana Desirable House in Of the Tenne
see viii do well to premises oer the whole tract
a one half or650 acres including all improvements
except me steam Mill, SO per for the whole
pe one fourth cash. the balance years. For
@ or ~ acres with Improvements. third ch, balance
on and years For further particulars sppy address,
e subscriber Or 20 Turner = foster ESQ., Nashville
ar Oliver Perdue on the prglzises.
jans-Gm " wAIToN
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GAs 5 TOCK
TOWN LOTS HDSEeHoEs ron SAL,


Joel and Charlotte c. Smith g. James Ksniriek ana
others.
T dres OF the county o. Davidson county rendered
the in the causes will ole
sale at the door in Nashville Saturday th
"a Of January next, The propcty known Old Batemai
Place, situated The Middle Franklin road about one mil
from the court house also, the time and place. will
in5gO named Cawe AGED about % years. and Jack about
Of and shares or Gas Stock, Buy
Household Furniture The land viii he cut uY upoi
which will be the old Dwelling, and will sold credit
two and three years. with interest from dats and e
tanned until the purchase money "a paid.
The negroes viii Be sold upon credit % u months The Gs
Stock. buggy ks upon es4t 81 month Notes vita ap
DFovsd DseRiW rsqacred. n. cREATHAM,
dsssD-ta eIszk and 1EAst,r.
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susannah MeClendeH, Robert ". McClendsn Henry
McCenden John Rogers, Elzaheh Rogers Charles wade
Polly Wade and the children Of George McCenden deceased
son Of jesse McCendens r. J. ssgsath, otersIh
junction and Attachment Bel.
In this case motion OF complainant By her solicitor,
appearing to the sat sct on Of the Clerk and Mer, from
allegation in compliments bill which tina. the de
endants n. II. McCenden Robert W. McClcnden John Eo
Elizabeth Rogers Charles Wade, Folly Wade, and the
children Of George McClenden, deceased Of jesse Nc
Clendsn, residents Of the State Of Tennessee II
is ordered that publication he four successive
wSSks in the Union and American, newspaper published IN
the city Of Nashville Tennessee, requiring said resident
defendant. appear the Of cancey
be held for the OF Jackson, the the
Of GansOOro the first Wednesday the Monday
February and then and compliments bill
the viii he taken confessed. hearing
exparte to them. W. Il. Bolts, @. & 81.
lau3- W. prsf
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IN CHANCERY,
DECEMBER RVLEs. Is6s.

4. s. French Son, eumplaiHants K. ". MeCenden
McClenden, ct al defendants-Original Bill.
this motion Of compliments BY their solicitor
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk from
allegation in compliments bill, which TO- that the
defendants, Robert W McCenden, Henry w. McCenden,
Rogers Elizabeth Rogers Charles D. Wade, Mary Wade, and
thechdren and heirs George deeea
Of John McClendens, residents Of The Of
It is ordered that publication Re made for four
the Union and American, newspaper published in the
Nashville requiring said resident des.ndans appear
the next term Of the cnce be held FOR county
Jackson at the court house the ainsboro
Wednesday after the first Monday in February 1853
there enter their defence 10 compliments said bill sane
will e taken for confessed, and set down for herring.
tothem w. H. Bolts L. x n
jan3-w4t prs fee So
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virtue Of dscree Of the cancery court st ansboro, made
~ al the July term 1853 Of said court in the Of Alex
ander Hagen against Nathan Hut, aud the Of james
Spurock against said Hut will Saturday, the 18th day Of
January 1859 at the house door In Gansboo sell
IN the peadngs menOned the highest bidder for
The land lies in county, Tennessee the waters Of Mar
TN creek adjoining the land Of james Pha and others. and the
which said HUFF lives, tract contains about
and another part about 30 acres adjoining
more particular description will be given the day Of sale
dec24-w4w prs fee s. W. II. BOTTS, C 4 NJ
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Francis Anderson Paul Anderson others rs Sas Ander
james RevnodG, Reynolds, John Reynolds
james Reynolds Louisa Clark, Isaae Clark
Aahany and others-0riginaI Bill
this motion Of compliments BY their solicitor and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the clerk and
allegation in cOmpan4nts BILL which that the
dants, silas Anderson, james Reynolds Reynolds,
John Reynolds, James Reynolds, Louisa Clark and Isaac
Clark n0aredents OF the Tennessee there
fore ordered that publication be made and American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring the
nonresident defeddants appear the Of the caDcey
court he held for the county Jackson court house in
The town Of nsboo, the first Wednesday
Monday in February and then and there their
% compliments said bill the will be for confessed
and set down for hearing parte to them.
dee2i-w4E prs fee 50 WI. Bolts, G &M.
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IN CHANCEY AT CARTILAGE.
AnKFEaFEH rgTrF L

Head Turner, r.. B5Di. Hunt.
motion and appearing TO the Clerk and Master that
IHunt nonresdents OF this state il therefore
the Clerk and Master Of said publication
be made for thirty days in the Union and American urn
said Benjamin B. Hunt to appear the house
town OF Carthage, the ID Monday February
there to plead, demur compainan bill and in de-
fanlt thereof said bill viii be taken for confessed hear
ing eN parte as 70 them. MOORE.
-E4t mrs fee Cfart-.
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TIE Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot, and open
hour before the starting Of each Train, which allows ample
for the purchase Of Tickets Il is a. other tine daring
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. ~.
Train which throughout with other
Tire 20 Richmond 4 hours Washington days; Phazphs
aud half and New York three days. This is The cheapest
and best from Nashville 70 the Easi
New Orleans passengers leave $3.50 P. " Train, arriving
Memphis in time oF New Orleans, the evening o.
the next day, and through without detention Memphis
Those for AcMnpVe, sparta. and Beereba Springs. Leave
Nashville the S0 P NJ Train. which dirscy Tai
lahOms with the Train for Mcnnve Persons leaving Nc
Mnnvie in the morning arrive Nashville at go P n
At Nashville, there which daily Snhland,
asd connect With boats Tor deeut places the Ohio and As
sisippi rivers aso- daily line q Stages 1r Louisville, having
very morning the arrival e she night exr7ess.
By tails change Of Sse, the Train frcn Memphis
direct al Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay e Nashville ami Eastern and hl1f inc
over s former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
julylO, lS58 General Ticket A gsns
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Sarah Ron complainant, David Rion, William RiOn,
and Fielding Rion and Ohers-Original Bill.
this motion Of eOmpanantby solicitor it s
perng 20 the satisfaction Of the clerk and maste from the
affidavit Of compliments solicitor that the defendant Fielding
ROn, resident Of the State Of Tennessee; il therefore
ordered that publication be inside for four successive weeks in the
Union and American, published in the city Of Nash
vile. requiring the said resident defendant
next term Of the chancy COURT be held for the county Of Jack
at the court house in the town Of anbOro, The
Wednesday after the first Monday in February l then
there his defence to complainants said bill the
be taken for confessed aud set down for hearing
dee24-w4W prs fee 50 W. II. Bolts, 4 II.
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mACKENZxE q MTNCHEN

MACKENZIE q MTNCHEN
Fave rented The House. No IA, College Street, fer
doors 6es0w the SelDGnes House.
Their stock Of Hardware is complete at least
great variety as can BE found In any other house in the City,
line an &c sell at the lowest prices establishment
be found for
BUILDERS---Every description Of Locks, from best
quality TO the cheapest Bolts Hinges Screws
Nails Of all sizes
CAMFENEEAkSs-.Planes, Saws, Chisels, Gsges, Ham,
mers. and every description of Tool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Anyils, Sledge HaGers Steel
&C.. &c.
PAINTERS---Brusheso of every oize and quality,
STABLE AEEPERS---The finest English and rench
Horse Brushes. American Brushes Curry Combs,
Dung Forks &c, &c.
FARM ElkSesaSpades, shoVels, Scythes. Picks, &c.
GARDNEAzS---Hoes,R skes, Pruning implements, Lines,
&C, &c.
SPOEgTSlHEN --Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns.
Powder FlaSks, Game Bags, Percussion Caps, &c,
Pocket Pistols, Colts Revoyers Adams and all
the new improvements in Fire Arms.
HOUSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery of every pattern !:
Knives and Forks Of all kinds
CAN sBrittania, Planshed Tin Japenned
of all kinds.
BASKETSssaof shane and
WALTERS AND TEA TRAES---fron lOc. each up
to the finest quality.
WOODEN WAREss-Buckets, Rolling Pins. Trays
Bowls.
FEATHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brushes, Brooms
Pope's Heads and Eyes, Mops, and Carpet
Brushes
ORNAMENTAL GOODS-.-Plate Warmers Coal Vas
es Toilet Sets, &c &C.,
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
ost18 Coll erest
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Elizabeth Crawford by her next friend Tobert Christie.
pher Mendor and Isaac Crawford-0rignal Bill.
this motion OF complainant by solicitor and Il
appearing to the satisfaction OF the clerk and master from
allegation in the bill which chat the deendad
Crawford resident Of the State Tennessee
that publication be made for four weeks in the Union
and American, newspaper published the city Nashville
Tennessee, requiring said defendant appear the
the ehancey he held for the county Jackson
court house. in the town Of GansborO the first Wednesday u
ter the first Monday in February 1859 and then and
cOmpanants bill the will fr confessed
down for hearing exparte to him,
dec24-E4E prs fee 50 W. Il. Bolts, N.
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NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK.
DRY GOODS, FOR 1855.
FUR MAN & CO.,

KWTE receipt OF extensive and stock
Wv American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties &c.
assortment Ladies' Good Gloas Mantes Shawls,
ErOees White Goods, Robes. Blankets, Cloths Cassmeres
Tveeds Sattnes, Hosiery all kinds Of Wooden Fairies
will compete with not surpass, that was ever before e1
hihited in the Southwest
buyers.
respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for all kinds Of barter
FUEsMAN a. co.
sug27 No. Public Square, the Suspension Bridge
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WI. Bolts, CAM.

Cotida Hemphire David Rion, William Ron, Fielding
Rion and others-Originl Bill.
this motion and il the satisfaction Of
the terk and Master, from the affidavit Of compnants
ctor, that the deen Fielding Ron nonresident Of
State Of Tennessee tits therefore ordered that pubca bs
made for four weeks in the Nashville Union and Amer
can newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring
said nonresident defendant appear Gt the next Of the
cance COURT be bed for the county Of Jackson the
house. in the the Of GansbOrO the first enesday
the frs. Monday In February 1859 then and there
defence compliments said BILL judgment for confessed will
be taken and this down hearing eparte him.
dec24-W4W prs fee 50 ". II. Bolts, 3 u.
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WI. Bolts, C&M.


William EeEtery, Comp ainant Thomas R. Landlord and
others, Defendants
this motion OF complainant Solicitor.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from
affidavit Of eomplanants Solicitor that the defendants Thomas
K Landlord is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, II
ordered that publication be made the Nashville Amer
eana newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee
orOur successive weeks requiring said resident dennts
70 appear at the next Term Of The Chancry Court he held foe
the county OF Jackson at the court house in the Of Gains
borO, the first Wednesday the Monday February
lo and then and there eompsinan BILL the
will be taken for confessed for hearing GT9 them
W. H. Bolts, G. an
deco, 'JS-w4s-prs fee 50.
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DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, Front near
Broad The subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks the public for past or and socits continuance Of
patronage in the above linc also,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Metal, Turnngs Metallic
Packings. Balidt Metal and Castings.
Soda F1uns Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps Of every
description manufactured TO order repaired at lort notice.
aug25-tf B. COLE.
CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BEEANDIES, &C.
TENE subscribers sale the following choice brands Of
4 Wines, Branches, &c
30 Baskets Star brandt
IS I" Eugene CHquot, pints and quarts;
10 81 Widow Yive Cliquiot;
10 4" Fleur de Sellery and Grown brands
SO boxes Choice Clarets;
Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry and Ma
deFia
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 - Curacan and Marashino;
so g GOuley, BooLels, and other Bitters;
casks Porter Ednbnr Ale Of various brands
25 4 pipes of choice French Brandies.
The IsVine growers Co. Jules Durand, Agent Jean Louis
superior Cognae, " and 'Sazac fully guaranteed
purs unsurpassed in quality and favor by the Agents for
the sale of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irsh and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce The and lovers good Wines Bran
dy Segars, &c, respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock aprill4 A. KERR & 90.
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TENE undersigned will next
Of the desirable tracts Of Land in the State
accommodating terms to the purchaser The land
lies the north side Of the Cumberland river about
mi below Carthage, the Of Smith county which
point, the river IL nAygabe from Nashville
Its very lei well wstered by springs unusually free from
and we'll adapted the production corn tobacco wheat
cotton, small grain Of all kinds and the grasses
The contains about $50 Acres largely bounded br
Cumberland river, and contiguous
different directions from it. About
the balance woodland The improvements large
ing House HOuse Kitchen and Smoke House. ali
and veil built other houses Of wood, orchard
nppe and other The place distinguished
nessa aested by the experience Of the
mors than thirty consecutive years
We will also, time and upon the
odsng terms UniHproved Lots desiraby located
town Of Carthage
Pesons desiring purchase requested
the described property, and ascertain its value by sona
inspection. .
Yer every further information in reference to this valuable
Land and Lots quality OF the Land OF sale
eSpcally to james B. Aooes Esq Carthage, Also
10 Dr. james Oysrton Of Nashville Tenn Maj Reid Of
Prnoetou Miss Mrs Sarah Whitney, Lexington
Kentucky James Moors ESQ., will al time show the
premises to any desiring TO purchase -
SARAH A. WHITNEY,
tnpe-v4t By her Attorney J. B. Moores.
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.

YEyHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves together
81 for she purpose Of doing business in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
The business viii be conducted under the style Of MACKENZIE
MIsCIIN ALEX, MACKENZIE.
Nashville, October J. ls5s ". IL. MINcH1N.
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John Smith, abn Smith Others Thomas Smith, and the
children and heirs at lay Of Eli SEearengan deceased OF the
State Of Missouri and Others defendants-Orginal Bill.
this motion Of companants by their solicitor and
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk Master
anaeaion in compznants bill which the
PENDANTS the children and heirs at Law % Iii Sgearenan,
deceased, citizens Of the State Of Missouri that said Eli
engain lived in Jackson county, aad moved from
there 20 Missouri where he died and that the Of his chill
drep unknown to oOmpanants stated the bill
therefore ordered that publication made
weeks in the Union and American, newspaper published In the
city Of Nashville requiring the said resident defendants
appear athe term OF the ehancey be held
county Of Jackson at the house, the Gansoo
the first Wednesday after the first Monday in February, 1859
and then end there their defence oompanants said
the will be taken for confessed hearing
parte them.
dec24-w4w prs fes 50 VIZ. Bolts, 4 NJ
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Gilium Upehureh, R Gabreafh and & Lehernau
and CHARACTERIZATION Bill.
IN motion OF complainant by his solicitor and il appearing
" to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from aleg
ton in eompa bill which that the Defendants
and Lebeman nonesdentso the State Of Tennessee
ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks
Union and American, newspaper published in Nashville
curing zd nonresident defendants appear the
Of the eancey court to be held for thecouny Of
court house in the town Of Gaboro, the st Wednesday al
ter the first Monday February 1852 eompainans
said bill the will be taken for confessed aud
hearing paTte a them
dse2i-Elv prs Zee So wH Bolts, an
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DIG IRON FOR SALE.-.1oo tons ess FountIry Iron
gOratcher smsk) 100 assorted brands, es Grey roc
111-- "a. o. Market street
A SALESMAN WANTED.
WISH to employ efficient alesnan In the Liauor
me-; FOR terms &c, call poa Bent 2. Shields No
9elle square. loetl4l B. slMPsO>
sON .--one hundred Tons veil assorted which we are stu
h selling out at cost TERRASS BROTHERS
ceel4 NJ. Z. Nlark street.
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MINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

g =
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenEood and Park
ersburg the Vest ssh places unites Eh Rairosa.
Steamers. &c, for and from all points In The
West, S0uth-weSt and Northwest.
Two trains Wheeling daily 1920 p NJ, 1870 A. n
Direct connections are made BY these trains
For ali the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadeph
New YORK. and Boston, at the % ticket Boston alone
other lines.
Time quick and fare As low via any other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore Ohio Railroad AZ
Of the principal Railroad Once in the West.
T. Z. FULLER Gent Western AGENT
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
W. P Smith, Master Transportation dees
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

J \. WARD. J. NJ. M'DERM0T.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & co.,
PRAC TICAL TAIL RS,
No. 90 Public Square, opposite South end
of the Market House,
VETE receiving large and entire stock Of Fall
Wv and Winter ReadysMade Clothing and
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods, most Of which
up order, Of the latest and cannot he
surpassed any the city Our stock comprised in
part all styles Of Overcoat Frock and Dress Coats
all coOrs Business Coats Office Coats Cashmere Vests
In great variety.
Patented Shoulder Seam Shirts large and
extensive stock warranted fit better and better than
any other make OF Shirts Gloves Neck Ties Scas Muers
Cravas Sead Stocks Under shirts and Drawers, Hall
Hose Srspender Linen Cambria Bandanna and Ponge Hand
kerce, Travelling shaw Robe de Chambres, Youths Coats
Pants, and Shirts, Umbrellas, etc.
PIECE GOODS.
We have also large and superior lot of ClohsFreneh and
English ALL Black and Fancy Coored Casseres Of entirely
Styles solid coOTed Casmeres of all qualities Fancy Cut
Velvet Vestings Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Vesng
Grenedine Vestng, which will make order in the very
guarantee fit to please the sale
ALEX. R. NICH0L solcs q call from his friends.
All sold guarantee to be represented at time
Of sale. We will also cut Clothing to order.
septic WARD, BIRMINGHAM * co.