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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-22
Q. J. M'CLuSG, m M'uLUhG,
IL. ii. MCLUNG NJ. acLuHG.
McCLUNG C CO.,
w II . l. Q 6 A l. Il G GERS
AND
C0MMIGSI0N MERCHANTS

COMMISSION MERCuANTg
pEALEps ~
Winas Jirunrs c!i~ars and Tcha cno
NJ 20 -. g,
,-snxvr ~ 800,
hNoNtsaLE' TENNESSEEa
A RE NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL HAVE
n in store blythe 10Th of January, inst, the
largest and best assorted stock of
Grnna-ias Wines Tinuo-s
cr,,',psS "A N. ,'o,' 800
,ra..a. -, efei '''e'ou East
$3.50 ,i;sb ,i.'s.ez,,, ~ p'l,; Va the following
a.. loo 20 -, 70 rue i.ape Tor oAoh'
"s s',. 10 t.aN mere III ds'fyefed from any
200 in,
ooo mus ougar--lhoiee, prime iuid laif;
oo9 ppis' oiarined sugar;
1Vo orusned TO-.
lyV Powdeted DO;
oo Loan DO;
,uO paSs no ,NOnee;
SVo La-nayra Cotec;
wv Java Coifccj s. n
~ bbls New Orleans Mulasses;
2UO !" Sugar House do;
100 half bbls. sugar House do;
wv quarter Dds, 6olten syrup;
oO0 kegs Wheeling Nails
quo boxes star candles;
20 sperm do: e $50
5VO palw.an Family Soap;
% CASTLE do; r.
3oo =" Tobacco;
zoo Smoking Tobacco;
JOo,Oho Cigars;
70 ticrees Rice;
20 bags Peeans;
70 .. English Walnuts;
100 boxes Lemon Syrup
100 Candy;
10 cases SardineS;
POO boxes NJ r. ltaisns;
$50 Layer do;
10 bbls. Brazil Nuts;
90 boxes Flasks
100 Glass Tunblers;
100 dok Zine Wash Boards
30 Assorted Demijohns
900 gross blackins;
luUO kegs " hite Lead;
200 e Zine.
- l1o bhls--L,nSssd -o.;--z
20 , poAos 80 tlhe Apple cheese
10 :. Bar Lead;
so boxes Starch;
. ccruons Indigo;
casks Madden;
25 bags Pepper;
20 " Ginger;
VHses -N"'hcSsj
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,Tribute Of Resnnnt.

MADIsoNvILLE, April 4, 1859.
Att regular meeting of Tcllioo Lodge, tho acting
Worshiplul Master j. /. Wright, having announc-
cd the death Of brother n. j. SriiIMAy, who died
at his residence, at o'clock this morning of con
Gcs,ion OF the brain, appointed bros w. n. Bicli-
nell, r. L. Cooke and S. NJ. Richards, u Committee
to draft resolutions expressive of the feeling Of
the Lodge, who reported the following, which was
unanimously adopted:
The destroying angel has again entered our
portals, and a worthy brother has been stricken
down. But n few days ago brother n. j. SPILL
MAN moved in our midst, in tho enjoyment of
health and strength, in all the pride Of perfect
manhood-bu,, alas! he now lies cold and ifclcss
in the icy arms of Death; and under this severe
and mysterious dispcasaion of the Supreme Arohi-
lect we would submit without murniiring. know
ing iull-well that He who hudcth in his hands the
desiinies of men, doeih all things well and order
eth all for the best. In giving expression to our
feelings of sympathy for the bercavcd family, and
our own sad loss in the death of our brother,
Resoiccd, That this Lodge hath received the
tidings of the death of our esteemed brother, " j.
SrILLMAS, after brief illness, with sad feeling of
heart, and welcome the dread warning, BE We
also ready"
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HeaRksGHnilat IN the death of brother Spilman
tliif6 Haska ined the loss of a worthy and
V brethren kind friend and
fght, moral citizen.
Lodge deeply sympatlisc
wiz 9Ulhnily in their irrepnrable loss
of then Nearest earthly friend, as IL husband and
father. and kindly commend them to the care Of
Him who gently tcmpers the wind to the shorn
lamb
Resotccd, That this Lodge in body, will attend
the funeral of our deceased brother.
!. Resoiccd. That rs "a mark of respect VIC will
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
w. N. BiCKNELL,
r. +. COOKE,
S. NJ. RICHARDS.
On motion of brother NJ. H. Stephens, the Sec
rotary was directed to send copy Of the foregoing
resolutions to the Athens Post for publication and
copy to the family of tic deceased.
AUPToN, ". "
JoUy MlsIs. SEEM 4tF
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Black and Fanc SDgesssilks. SilkTissues, Da-
regc., DcLaines,s orgsrdy Musins, Fancy Lawns,
~ patterns tordoubc sklfts llonccs, aud for side
stripes; also, lariSe lot Of Robes; Undorseeves,
Worked Collars, Nantes, Black Lace Shawls,
White Grape Shaw!s; Skeleton Skirts, Curscts; EL-
-lroidered Idkisi Eibbons, Laees, &C..
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Hungarian Grass.

correspondent in the Albany Guilt
rator, in answer to an inquiry for the best
substitute for hay gives preference to the
Hungarian grass over everything else
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savni,nnl, nHnrkr,.

y NJ NNNIEN q CUs
Communication ind Producs lierchd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
BxsbSals anion am 9nltritaa.
Dally s. rri-weekly s.; wesklY So.
The Price OF English consols.


The New York Courier and Eagnirs r has an in
erestirg article upon the prics Of Esgish eoRso!s
at various periods Of the last hundred ysars. Dur
ing the present century there were only foEr y.a;s
in which they reached par, TLese we're the years
1914 and ls45, just before the railway explosion in
England, and in 1852 and 1858, jast before the
Russian war. During the later year they fel I,
90s, and their highest point was agaued reached
in November 1858. 08s In ths eighteenth century
cOnsuls we're fs quenty and for long periods above
par, reaehing 10 the year 1877, 107 per cent Afer
1867 they did not reach par sgain until 1874, 2
period Of ninety years: .s-s
The public funds Of Great Britain have undergone some
full vcsud, In 170O the death Of the King Of Spain,
they rapidly and between I30 and the REBELLION in i
below So hut during the reheOn. sank to IS They ell
So ls the close OF the American and mounting
afterwards to 919 in I7S2 feli ia Il9e This vas the
they reached. Between that and the hg pott,
U the year 49, the difference equvian to s
cent sufficient to snnniiae many rtnes o. to cuter great
purchase when the funds the 10
Prom s to 1874 period Of nearly ninety ssrs cOnsosWe
The most trying periods Of present century Britain
were years 023 ls4 1919 ls2, 1890. aud lS45.
OF the Of the be said that he rapid De-
probation ls62 the II the With Naiolean.
Ia si5 that Of the days and nc ete q aeroo
In 1878 the commercial and hank failures were geaer than ever
before 1875 Teafion took place after at expan
sion eminen banking and camille rnas failed ad credit ~as
In 1870 he French Revolution o4uI sevre Of s
commercial circles Of Europe and the fan Of 4 vas caused By
critical condition Of the bank Of England the famine in I've
land, and general distress Commeral Men II vas
greater than had teen known during the Pror htee years
exceeding tha; hedeearaiono Of ~ the Fsh
Convention the first bank supension l19) and me Irish ke
IeiOn ef IDS. On the other hand, We see IN l and y
grain resources maeaIy eui o from he Et an immense @
port Of gold and yet three cent e0nsos are hgh'sr thanduF
he extra0rdsy decline in tie above mi uiion period VIII
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Az AsTOxIsHISG PReaRAMME.-Tbe Buffalo Re
public Gays that one Monsieur Blondin proposes to
make an ascension on tight rope from the Canada
shore to point on the American side directly over
the Niagara Falls by stretching a reps from the
Canada side to mast on this side. The ascension
is to be made at night amid fireworks The same
paper says that he proposes to make, during this
summer several aseensiOns in of which it is his
intention to go over in sack, with nothing but MS
arms and feet exposed. He also proposes to wheel
some gentlemen in the wheslbarrOW, provided he
can find some distinguished individual with nerve
enough who would like the enjoyment Of a trip
across the frightfal ehasm a light rope in a one
wheel carriage; and to make itEstn more interesting
and frightfuly terrific, he will carry on his
back and wheel another at the same time, provided
two generous persons can be found who like to in
dulge in that kind Of sport.
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NEW YOsE FAsHIoSs.-The New York Ersans
Post says: "There is an intensity of style about
young New York which is decidedly refreshing
BlOated beaver and Shsnghai sacks are gone the
latest in vogue is a Wash-bOwl headcovering mon
ksy-jaeket, and 3 pair of funnel-legged trowsers.
Whisksrs must be taktn off. and moustaches kept
on. Shoes are the rage Gloves must always be
worn, and sticks generally carried, To be without
a pipe (segars are no. longer usedl on the prone
made, is most unbecOming and vulgar" a7 rv
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OFEHCIAl..
Opinions of the Supreme Court OF the state
of Tennessee, at NashViIIes December
Term. 1855. r
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Phillips vs.. Henry & Shacklsford.
This seon assuEpst eemmenced by tie pIainhs
below against Thomas Philips Os the
Of H. H. Hoster Co.. to the amount Of account
for professional services to have sn rendered the ARM
had, and Phillips has appealed in this
eoart. et
Horace IlollIste W. Ellis, the plaintiff in thomas Phil
hps and Richard Jordan 80 l.- .l7---a
On the trial the Circuit Court the question appears
been whether the plaintiff in member Of this firm,
TO be ageable with is debt and EhetheT in fact the debt
created on account Of the firm
In this sa OF the the plaintiffs introduced read the
deposition f n H. HollSter, member OF the firm, who proved
that In May June in the year 1853 he employed the plaintiffs
70 attend to the suit for the firm Of H. H. HOLSTER Co
fee Of $780, and that they rendered the services for the firm
To the reading Of this deposition the defendant Oeetei but
the Circuit Judge oTerrued the objection and permitted 70
to the jury
In this think he understand the settled
law to be- that copartnCr Of the defendant is not
witness for the plaintiff either to prove the Partnership that
the debt created for, account Of the firm Here H.
directly fixing upon the plainti in
Of the firm Of H. II Hoser Co., to force him
share with him its payment and such the direct ec Of his
evidence. ...l.F -..r# .r
is there other evidence in this record tending 10 show
that the plaintiff in member Of this r and that this
debt (which admitted be aist H. H. Holster)
ehargeabe the cOpanehp but still this does not obvate
the difficulty since impossible for TO what inhuenes
the evidence Of II. H. HcIser bad with the jury in finding
against the defendant. Hump lv6, do 35a, 3j5 do 49
Sneed 2s
Reverse the judgment and remand the cause. WRIGHT.
correct copy, J. P CLARK, Clerk
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EUNTAyEILERs for the North North the South
statas can procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannzh
chatanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington Knoxville,
Iynchburg Washington, Aanta and Augusta to st. Louis
louisville Cae Hickman, Coumbns. Evansville. CINCINNATI
New Orless vsksburg Paduch, smlsnd and Memphis, via
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads Steamboats,, with close connections
all points Passengers arriTat Nashs s VIA Nashville and
Chattanooga Rairoad directly to boat without detention
quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the far
West.
Tf Zine steamboats, B. NJ. kunyan hnnetonka Sails Wes
Cuba and j. G. Cline.
One Of these Boats viii leave Nashville every daya ls NJ
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Ger r Railroad, and troughfrom
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinmaff Packets
Reliance Dlnet Ella John ault and Tempest leave Nash
willie cry Thursday and Tuesday, at 2 o'clock NJ time from
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours, and to Cincinnati four days
Regular MeInp his, New Orleans andV hckss
burg LiDe Os Boats.
James Johnson Nashville E. Howard, Rel Rover aud Joseph
inc Savage. One Of these osts will leave Nashville every Other
time from Nashville to Memphis, "a hours Ncks
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Nashville day and wait for the arrival OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hsclass accommodation the Boss Tickets can o
procured the different points, at prices named In the annexed
OIL Rates:
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The Huntingdon Patriot of the 3Oih ult., says
"We stated in our last weeks issue that complain s
had been made Of rust in the wheat crops since that
time hare learned that the disease is likely to
prove quite serious. The cat crop, We undersand, is
suffering from the same cause y ss -ls
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This action was brought against the plaintiff error as keen
public the Cumberland value of
by drowning, crossing at said ferry. Verdict and
Judgment rendered in favor OF the plaintiffs for $40
We think there material errcr in the l. The
pleas CT the defendant which by order
Court all immaersl, except the at most
only the general issue. The rs plea general
ue guilty. though alt geher unexceptonabe point
TO the true gravaman Of the action, laid the declaration
But, though the plea improperly struck out the plaintiff
under the circumstances ark areveTal Of
cause inasmuch under les ess as
pTopTiate OF plea sf permitted
bring and avail himself fuly Of all the
upon which he to rely Tie uarity comp
therefore, subject criticism, constitute
affecting the merits OF the for which the judgment
ought to bereserYed.
3 There error, the prejudice Of ;e plaintiff in The in
strueOns OF the Court Afefry ID liable common car
rer, Kens Com. 59e Story Bameus 5O6-7. It aVas
the plaintiff nothing in this action, that BY
y Court, pursuant to the Of 1872 ca 1884, B. vas e
cused from having dxed upon his ferry
greater security OF stocE This exeptOn the general
requirement statute diminish in any way ar
his duties liabilities ferry keeper uIOn general prn
cples Of the law IpectVeof the Of s42
the keeper Of public ferry Is bound TO have and
hcent for all the and purposes incident to his employment
He is likewise bound at all times to have skul rryman and
sufficient force manage the boat and 10 take proper O.
persons and all kinds o. property received for transportation
and for all loss or injury Oessioned By neglect Of these duties and
precautions he Is liable.
Applying these principles facts Of the present case the
Judgments clearly correct
judgment affirmed. McKSNEY.
correct copy, J. P. CLASE, clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

MOyING CAUSE OF DIyoRCE.-Mrs ROsanns Un-
derwOOd has just been divorced from her husband
in Boston, last week. 0ne r.asou urged was neg
lect to provide properly for her support She also
proved that during the first yesr of her marriage
they had resided in nine different houses and dur
ing the second in eleven The Court is said to
have been Of opinion that the last consideration
clearly justfabls cause for granting the BilE
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Cheap HOmIes.

rNTE offer for sale 20 very desirable Building Let's in
Nv brownsville. tmany finely timberedO cc1tainirg
From TO 10 acres The fere the lots beautiful aud
sney suited for and forgardenng The
eigbbohood equal TO the State Two Male aud Pc
male successful operation in the immediate vic
t We will this property most liberal terms to persons
who will improve It. -.
very large amount Of Real Estate for sale consist
~ eera Of the this and adjoining counte Rlsoa
nmter Of the improved and desirable residences
- e. vicin Of Nashville and the city We have besides
,t lsI npy Of unimproved Lots in the city and the diff
% additions TO Nashville We will take great pleasure In
shaving auy Of the property and will sell great bargains
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METROPOLITAN


THyE Proprietor legs inform the citizens Of Nashville and
the pnbc generally, that - has, considerable expense,
httcd W the store houses On the corner Of
CHERR Y And CEDAR STREETS,
or the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE. s -r
He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare, with prices attached
enabled both pockets and appete Of his
customers and charge fat more than they get Ts has been
needed city, and he hopes by let hs business
merit public patronage lie feels certain Of success with his
efforts The immortal En- IN the k.chel ne VIII furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice He also keeps on hand
large stock OF :. =
TbIi1div' --d THA-iiHe a. ''S IMooRE
SUMMER N MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
ia. BELL, EFT AIS.
DURsUANT to decree Of Clncery Court made
April Term 1862 the undersigned Commissioners
will Saturday the s5 day q june next sell ct auction to
bidder creitOf g, u and q months the
CONTOS FACTORY
belonging Manufacturing Company, near the
town Of Gaatin county Sumner State Of Tennessee said
Factory has Spinning Francs, which so spindes
Rees2 Dressers, Cards. Bats. speeers, Drivers
AZ Looms, which have averaged about lUO yards Coi per
week, with good FIGURING Mill attached All driven by hrst
class Engine in coed order. -. =. Ill
There large bricx boarding house, with out budngs
bale with three dwellings for opera
and Of land will be sold with the Factory and
Factory buildings This property originally cost the company
healthy easy access being the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad 20 miles from Nashville coal oe had by kairOAd or
OF quality. There will be sold al tho same time and
terns, or 10 acres OF land In lois
Tie sale Is absolute not subject to redemption The Conis
sSners authorized privately and publicly Any fnrh
Information obtained by addressing the undersigned at
Galiatn. Tenn R. A. TOMPKINS,
mays twtd W. H. BLACKMORE, Cons.
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-
RATTfWOIgE AND OHIO RAEE. ROAD
". .f.f

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY, ss
YEyE Southern Road Of the four great lines road has
thus far been managed in such as TO eomnepd 1t to
the public patronage
This Cosnpany under the general superintendence Of
n, ID. mEAISS, General Freight Agent,
Nov offers inducements shippers to baltimore PhadeAa
York Bostsn, Richmond, Petersburg &C. 81 eeecdngy
low below New Orleans prices as their eoete
terms the deductions upon insurance Of one and half per
by this route and the European shipping being from to
shlngs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute to rendeEtt 81
: Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequalied by any other
road noH operation, their WeerE terminus is at PARK
ERsBURGH oae hundred and aiaeg mites below the low
water and most dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river This
enables ordinary the delivery Of goods not ony
with Dispatch advance OF any other rou ana asthe wa
declines their advantages such as the time oil delivery
.Widens on other routes, 50 that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy houte.
Freight y exposed to weather taa hy other
draysg the delivery being made a. Park
ersugh we'll shielded oat and elevated from thence y
Immediately the cars, without being sneect to WET or
Tne Louisville steamers direct with Psrkerssnrgh
boats without delay does likewise the regular Cincinnati
The Pittsburg drest ParkersDuTg BY
arrangement the Company enabled u receive freight
daily for their agency in Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars enquire Of
r. II. H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No. ,, corner Broad and Front Streets
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NUMBER 402 I
PROPOSALS.


Bureau Of farig and Decks, Nav qI fsse
SEALED PROPOSALS. for esch class eparafelv srs5-.-s
proposals FOR Class No. (nxs The fas navy ar A.
usme ne yar) vii b 1eceire3 his uooa - -
n day of June next for fnrnisE and deliFenz a he
eal yac5 named the asl1is and Articles smbrseed N
printed schedules, which viii be furnished application "a
seat ~ mail, II ueste persons deng oc-
tract Tor so the ciasses naed tren. b. he
rnaIasnts 81 the several naTard FOR he elass yls
under thzr command, hy the nayy agents e7eo
y the bufsau for any o. an the yards
70 fsre1t ftsioR fl mistakes sed}}ag ffs 1rs
2ta as 9e receiCe schsc3 e0Etias csses yor taB
% eae y1a q Qa eRre; End each iuiivial - An 1ae4
saaers are hereby cautioned and particularly notified las
ef oners must be ID TIE form hereinafter prescribed
-e1 N tnne 70 resch their desnasn erpl
leI rseYing een "a 81 % - coasf7s-sd lr5fcS siGEts
-esess tyse, ~ Rer1d ss1tsd as oltocaacs ~ y
40 sae against eaers being opene before apponfss,
-s are requested 70 endoss tie envelope above IL
ufess and draw lire under the endorsement.
roPoass er ciESs Ne aans Ne clas5 yOr ~ N1ff
fdEa at Caanasf5s saf-d = & - -7f-a
70 the Chief Of TIE B0saa Tads sad DOes Washnzsoa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street
I now occupied by MIR 2 Weller.
very large and cOmmodious containing
ty 70 ms rooms cellars, coal and wood Sheds
Tie good order Of it being recently rebuilt
adapted first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The sixty five feet front by hundred
y.hve house is situated the lot admit Of
addition that would render commOdious any hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furniture with house
if desired.
Ii we'll known that hotel keeping Is in this city, most pro-
able business and to wishing 70 in such
tion, this excellent opportunity procure eligible loa
on being eonvenisnt to all the business portions Of the city,
For terms SC. apply to
dsc9{-h A.Vs. LINDsLEY
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The So vs. stephen pillon .

The only question in this cass is infant prosecutor
The indictment for sbstructing public road plea l
which Ogeruled the Court and judgment
given for defendant.
By sDl ch 90 indictment could be preferred
the Grand Jury without prosecutor but 70 This various exp
ons afterwards made the Lesature these BY the last
act code, to twenty 5O But the Of
obstructng Of them and still requires eompe
prosecutor. So minor prosecute the Judgment
must be affirmed This question has not before up for
adjudication.
1t held 10 MOFjsrs The State II Humph. S that
femme c0VeTfooud not Be pToseeutx The reason assigned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

United states Mail Steamers,
steamer w. B. Terry, -.s...-.r
Deal CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
steamer EdmOnia. ....--r r.ra sEf
rs=ltt -a-a-. -..s. CAPTAIN T. G. MOORE,
EAvE Easport Mondays Thursdays and SATURDAYS, ate
O'Clock, NJ connecting with the Memphis and OkfEles
n railroad Tuka. Eight miles staging to EasPort -
Arrives Padncah Saturdays Mondays and Wednesdays at 10
clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Paducah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at O'Clock
Aurora, with daily line Of Stages, and Tri
Weekly Stages the moE Of Sandy Renold seurs,
Clifton Nashville Through forty eight
hours. For freight passage apply 20 .--. .--'. q
II, H. HARRISON, Agent,
dac5-6n No. Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee.
IL HARRISON, Agent
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Lights for the Million!

Lights for the Million!
VXTE furnish very excellent COAL OIL LAMP with
Wv wick and Glass for IS cents.
Goa OIL Of various qualities at greatly reduced prices
Old IOmnion Coffee and Tea Pots.
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Rreezers.
Pudding, Blanc Mango and Ice Cream moulds.
Wash house Stoves and Furnaces.
100 Plated Aibata and Britannia CastoTs
Spoons and Forks Of hest Sheffield richly plated warranted
to be the very best quality.
Imperial Metal Block Tin and Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots
Rattan Chairs, Of eve-y size and styles T.
White wash, Scrubbng Dustng Brushes, Door Mats Feot
Spe Feather Dusers and all articles wanted by good house
Keepers at this
The cheapest Cook Stoves in the City.
mayl4 MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.