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The hydraulic press., 1859-12-24
EVEReREEN PAsrIfRE;A

There are some delightful meanings in
those two words, especially in dry climate
Ike oars butwe intend to present only the
utiitarian meaning at this time and our
readers will find it in the subjoined extract.
The experiment referred to was made by the
writer in Alameda county:
The large nulnber of horned stock running
in the county, and the scarcity of feed du-
ring the late summer, fail, and winter months
renders 1t imperative that those engaged in
the business should devise some mode of Sc
curing for their cattle an article of food on
which they can rely at all seasons. 1t is now
mooted question throughout this State,
among farmers and stock raisers as to
wbetherthis can be doue. j unhesitatiugly
say that it can.
| have tried three several kinds Of grasses,
VIZ: the Red Glover, Lucerne, ard Alfalfa or
Chile clover; the last is the only one that
have succeeded with
have small patch of it near my house.
the seed of which was planted in Christmas
week last. 1t is among the timber, and
about the dryest and poorest spot on my
farm. but it is to-day matted over with a
beautiful 'eyergreen' clover lin blosSoml.
and presents and appearance that would
make the owners Of some of the haf-starved
droves that / have seen in this valley during
the past summer think it a second 'tEden'
| would further remark, for the benefit of
any skeptic who may attribute the green and
flourishing appearance Of my Alfalfa to the
shade afforded by the trees, that the result
is similar in places where it receives ne shell
ter whatever.
Plough deeply ard well sow broadcast,
from l6 to 20 pounds of seed to the acre. /
think 20 pounds is not too much, as the
| birds viii have some. Be careful not to
cover too deeply; it will be sufficient to
merely brush the ground with branch of
tree. 1t may be sown any tine before the
lst of April reference being had to the
character of the season and the character of
the land as to moisture. Frost is destruc-
tive to the young plants, and it May for that
reason be advisable not to sow toe early.
x x x ::
1t is a disgrace to US that, with an abun
dance of means in our bands to secare good
feed for our cattle, so great number should
every year die from exhaustion and starva-
ton. Let every farmer in this county who
has need of pasture, give the alfalfa trial
and in one short year our now barren look
ing hills will be clothed with perpetual ver-
dure.
The hydraulic press., 1859-12-24

PuYcruATloN.-We fonnd the following in
the Court House:
4.Taken up by the subscriber yearling
beffer red sides some white on back and
lo,lv split on both ears'--4mador Ledger.
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CANDIDATES.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq,
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney Re
porter, in place Of Hon. JOIN L. I. sSsED, resigned.
We are authorized to JAMES o. sHAoELFoRD,
Esq Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney Gener.
afor the State Of Tennessee in place Of Hon. J. L. T. sNEEp
resigned. may2s
We authorized to TH0s. J. FREEMAN, of the
county Of Gibson candidate for Attorney General
june3
We are authorized to WIN. B. REESE, Jr ESQ.,,
candidate for the ocs Attorney Reporter
for the State. une2
We authorized to JOHN W. HEAD ESQ, as
candidate for Attorney Tennessee place
Of Hon. J. L. T. sNEEDresigned.
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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHyILLE-LITERARY DEPART
MENr--The examination Of the Students in this
department of Our University, is nOw in progress
at the College. Glasses will be examined in French,
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Natural Science and
Bellies Letires, during the 3d. oath, 9th, 2S.h,
and 29lh, from A. NJ till P.M
The Commencement Exercises will be held in the
Odd Fellows Hall, the night of the 29th, begin
ming at 8 P. NJ.
The patrons of this Institution and the public
generally invited to be present at all the above
exercises. Oar citizens now have the opportunity
Ofjudging whether the Cadets are as proficient in
their studies as they showed themselves recently in
their Military exercises.
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InvaIuabIe.-We feel great

SsSs pleasure in recommending, in capital letters,
through the centre Of the paragraph Of the few things used
world of late that has benefited humanity to great
One Of mod Tanhropists, consider he Mr.
Daley, Of the DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR; and we'll wishers to race, publish,
get opportunity, the value Of his medical
pound. all wounds burn sore les, cuts piles,
all pain instant application while the healing
process nervene and the foreign matt is completely absorbed
by salye perfect What would the commrui-
" it, Thousands cured daily Time saved money
too hand. Accidents will occur; have
II by you, and you safe'
For sale in New Orleans, WLoie-aIe and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Co, 81 and Isl Chartresst.
Sole agents the South whom all orders should
dressed. junel7-d&Wlm
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virginia Testimonr.--

-
SSbkzSa Asssrs. B. 4 FalncstolI d Co.: Gentlemen
Mr. R. Ratcle resident Of HenrcO county, the
city Richmond, Virginia made the following statement
negro boy, years old, very sick presume the
70 be worms much prostred that desairod of
aHhopes Of his and tie last Sort concluded to
~ B. A. FdhaeSOcEs Nemifuge, and purchased Of O. A.
trecker one vial Of which gave him spoonful, morning
and night for days continuation In less than three
hours after given him the first dose, the child commenced
TO pass worms Of sizes, inches long, to the
tonnr mum er five hundred and the boy is
pep iiy well.
certify with pleasure to truth OF the above advertisement
o. A. STRECKER.
II Purchasers should look 3Ce the wrap
per- and see that they buying A. PAHSsTOoEs YERNIFU0E
and no other. juneI-d&wlm.
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M0LASSEsWith very limited receipts The transactions in
this article unmpcTtant and the business OF the
confined about 400 tb the of prices
ing follows: Inferior and Permentiug 2730, Prime
Choice 81 a34in bbls half barrels 1885, 2 gallon
C0FFEEThe market has been quite dull throughout the
pat week. tie sales have hem confined about 1000
q range Of 1U NE b. WeroW quote
I04 O2tc Good Fair lie and Prime at llLGII1sc
No urher cgOes have arrived from Rio de Janero during
week. the stock hands ab 81 100 bags
| 800 at the date last year.
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PROFESSIONAL CHANGE. We are informed that
DR.. r. o. CURRET has vacated the chair Of Chen
istry, in Shelby Medical College by resignation,
which has been accepted, and his place filed by the
election Of Prof HESRY ERNI. Dr. ERSr is a gea-
tleman Of very high professional standing, having
been first Analytical Chemest in the Laboratory of
Dr. SnLIMAS, at New Haven, from whichgenleman
and from Prof AGAssz, he has received high teeth
mOnials. We doubt not be will prove valuable &C
QUESTION to the institution.
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mA<rS To the PubIic.---FrOm now
SS until October next, will offer entire Retail
Of HIrd'sdr6 THced prices cash. including Orr
pSHtgs' Tools, BudiRg Hrd1rdre HOUse Formulating
Goods having made eisie preparations Tor large Retail
tads-many Ceg fine and desirable goods bought
~ figures OIsA. you your money
RIrdtCdre, call at MCCALL & Co.,
juneIe-g 81 Public Square
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Err RORs 8.

I'm as large a Hist of subscribers and ac-
counts as we have had TO d, al with for
the last three months we are fully COM
sciOus many errors have accidentally
crept In by a press of business consequent
upon the change 10 the CASH SYSTEM,
ana the strengthening mp of old accounts.
wherever any mistake or omission has
occurred we hope it Will be promptly
ported TO US, and we Will most readily
and cheerfuIIy right it up. We are anx-
tOus TO square up all errors and accounts.
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TNVERY variety Of Fans Of PEARL white and rel Ivory Sa
del Wood and few Paraso Fans received and for sale
inpsu J. H. McGILL
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sTATE LEGIsLATURE.
ELECTION, THURSDAYS. AUGUST 4, 1852

ItLbofiON, Thursday, AUGUST Z, Io5yJ
House Of preventative.
We authorized requested JOHN B. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson couny in the Lower
House Of the next legislature jupel5
We authorized to A. DAVIDSON candidate
represent Davidson county the lower branch of the next Leg
stature OF Tennessee apl0-e
We authorized to Isaac NJ Wilkinson as can.
dset represent the counties Of Coffee Grundy and Van Buren,
u the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature.
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River NcMss

ST. LOUIS, June % The river is rising half an
inch per hour. The Illinois AMI Missouri are ris-
ing. The upper Mississippi s stationary at Du-
buque, and swelling at and below Keokuk.
CIyCINNATI, June 22.-The river has feet water
to Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, June 22-The river is rising with
feet inches water in the canal, and feet inches
on the falls.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

We have printed papers every week
since the 18th of May, far largely over Our
Fegular list of subscribers, aud such has
Deen the rapid renewals, and new SUBJ
seFiberss that all -Our back numbers have
been used mp i'm supplying the demand.
Those ordering campaign papers can be
accommodated with three months from
the time OF su describing now at Club rates.
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The most EFEicaciOus Remedy for the
Head now in Use.

This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
caty having with the most successful and gratifying
results by quite gocdy of the citizens Nsshreand
vicinity who will unesangy the excellent quail
ties wecam remedial agent. Those have
turning gray, need longer dread the great
venience supplying that deficiency wig
Restorative peak will certainly
primitive and vvacty In addition obvatng the
use wig, Demov Hair Restorative away with
necessity champoonng for few applications strips
the entirely all dandru dirt &c The proprietor
easily with cards from best citizens
tyng great restorative and cleansing properties pre-.
paraon his part at all neces
sary These who give ouetria ne further proof
~ them that It is what {: is representated tole
Sold only the Drug Store Of Demove L Co,
Cburrh AID Cherry Streets Nashville, Tenn. Price 81
may3l
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For Criminal Court clerk.

We are authorised DR.. NJ Patterson can.
ddate for Clerk Of the Criminal Of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. [may25-te
We are authorised to JoHN SHANE Esq., can.
ddae for election to the Office of Criminal Court Clerk the
next March election.
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Now York Market.

New YORK, June 22.-Cotton dull, sales to-day
l. 200 bales. Flour very dull sales 5000 bbls, G55
al 9O Corn has declining tendency, yellow 84a
844, Sugar firm, Oheans g; Museavedo 54aG; CO..
fee steady sales 600 bags lie; Molasses, Orleans
444
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WHERE'S TIE FAULT I'VE have received letter
from friend at Beersheba Springs sitting that his
letters AID papers are six days out from Nashviis
to that point Are the publishers Post Masters, or
Route Agents TO blame? Who will tell?
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EDGEFIEID .-Lindsley proposes on this day to
bring off sale of Lots in this iOurishing part of
the city.
The omnibus will leave his Office at 10 o'clock
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On DIr.-That HAcKETT, the actor, has recently
been married to young lady not yet out of her
teens and will shortly depart with her for Europe,
for prolonged absence.
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tL9RA TEMPLE AND PRrNCEss We print on the
fourth page of this mornings daily an interesting
account of the great trot between Flora Temple
and Princess for So. GOO.
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MORE SUBsCRIRERS.

Notwithstanding we have been very sue
cessful i'm getting new subscribers and n
renewal from nearly all cur old subscri-
bers, still there is room for thousands
more. We ask ali Our friends TO aid in
increasing our list.
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CHIcKEEING's PIAyOs.-Such Of cur citizens as
may wish to procure CHrcKERrNs's Pianos, are re-
ferred to the card of Mr.. BoHNsTEDr in this morn
ing's paper.
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For CountT. Trastee.

Weae authorized tOannounce TIos. T. SAUNDERS can
dte for the Office Of Couatey Trustee for Davidson county
he election to be held n March, 1860. APPS
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Private letters from Ell
PassO, Arizona, say the attempts to revolutitnize
chihuahua by brother Of ZualOga has been en-
tirely suppressed and Zualega pardoned.
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Western exchange says that GARIB ADD kept
cOffee-house in Cincinnati few years ago, and
retailed liquor by the dram. Doub full
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New York Jeremy Diddler" has recently
swindled Mobile merchants TO the tune Of $50
600.
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WAR NEWs.-The reader will find in our tele-
graphic dispatches the particulars Of the battle of
Magenta
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Extensive Fire SIN rT;,,vauk;.

MILWAUKEE, June 22.-A fire in Youngs block,
adjoining the Custom House. destroyed twenty
places of business. Loss, S9O,000 insured for
S5OOOO
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The butchers of New Orleans pay the city $780,
600 in market fees every year
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Now Orleans Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, June 22-noon. Cotton sales TO
day, 500 bales. Flour dull 75aG co. Corn
steady.
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sToP TmETnINNEn.


FENHE undersigned sve reward o. szoo fos ,hsprs
ension ans delivery d Thomas Scott Matilda sot-
together Win ne ret1r29f The money and articles y
ing Of one gents god esst PIN and large assr rnr, Vy
each all taken o. my nights On vbea nI-1 -
left ny house where they b0anT and lesr 49, f -
city and 70 Chattanooga, Tenn hence ID Nns air,
which have heard 10th o. them
description s-Thomas Scott profeinE 70 h ,se.r
dealing IN horses Is about or inces h1b ~
3 years Of ags. Ysry fssy fair skin, short 800
in front; tck winter clothes black fur hat f g
shskers snail foot for Of his size, and be & ar
eigneT.
Mazda Se1tt s Gpsy very tall, slender, thin Vag dark
yellow skinnes; very back Eayey hair 90 old
sieky, subject spasms ring right han
sets sets cut, and another large ring With large Jack
finger with said shs No.
aud No HOOPS Tells fortune learn, Ehen he onnotasal
them.
Papers willing descting bringing them to isss
ELIZABETH PITT.
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mACDONALDsS IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerafol

AAOA A~cAAAa oEtaAOGs
praeeal and scientific principeshe moss sa-
" venent article n cooling ana preserving ur.ts
buer rait wines, etc. They arranged
aier runs slowly through each shelf and, bsng
ne euecs Of The hot air, them ooa pont ~
s nnuenes 70 be TIE throug he ghols ~
PAa. luis Is elected By te dppings from teca uhich 3
lost BY all other rsfreerafuss Thy are up an a. os -.
op-make neat pece Of fumiturscn psoe IN any reo
and nave water ar BY which perfectly an a. Al
times be had without additional ioe 7Asss rsfs-aS ~
experiment They have been Successful opsruo A. an
ward OF ten years 70 the Qualification Of those
the rccrthcates viii shoE and ap1o
ed before the public The improvements receaty aided ~ shi
the most perfect Ventilation Is insured. saving e
bee obtained rigid air Pgoucel and durability esta
certainly place them TAR in advance Of anything ore or
public patronage Galvanized has been substituted ne
shevngi in lieu Of nc thereby enabling og tn
entirely free from oNydzation snd eorroso and eon4aenty
void Of that sagreeable which has
ectiobe in ether refgertors Ia addition ter being
vastly per.or Other owing the geent
and unequaed principle they servcuhle t
conceded that galvanized iron durable Than any Oher
meta as it Is not affected b. Se, salt water, For isle
b. ". MACD0EALa-
mav2f-d&tWlm No 40 Fourth "a Ia 49, sfaag
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATG, June 22-Flour very dull, 625'
80; Corn firm and steady, so cents; Whisky 254
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For Congress,

II We are authorized the Hon. JOHN " WRIGHT
as candidate for election Congress from the Seventh
gressonAl DIsIct ~ imhI.
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raNn rnI. SnIE

VIE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofland ths
u Mdie franklin rrRpke, four niles from NASHVILLE, Sd
onins ne tract on VIII resides and the lands Of CapA John
Jones The land equal 10 the best with ablndoncs q excel
sni never falling water, With the beautiful baing e
10 me country and In the midst Of the neighhood
Al1enea- aprl4 NATHANIEL RlllrH1zf.
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- 4 stcI.Iy AItcrnntcd Ap.

1(T1 SiCilIy AItCrnatcd Ap.
EIs--~-S pcaraucc in a child is priaa f1cie evil
that its internal organization teuaue by some one
the many species Of which aHc Of en- destroy
most promising children The thing lie done is TO admin
lister winters Canadian EcrmiTugc without de
lay will dslolge and discharge the enemy present in the
bowels and il will and inv-orae The
whole digestive, secreliye system, and create
healthful appetite.
BE particular remember the "Wnter's Canadian
Vermfuge" This the only depended on
Remember this.
For saIe in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT & CO., 81 and Isl Chartres st.
Sole proprietors. d&w-lm
III Look out for limitations Of Lea q Pcrrin's WOr-
cestcrshirc Sauce. See advertisements JoTS DUsoAN
& Sons augSl-"
Some say HARRIS viii beat Neherland, and say
NETHERLAND will heat Haus hut C5ery body agrees tina
we car heat any house the Stale for Good Tobacco
and Fine Cigars, and dear reader you had better be
co7rirseE }. II. LANGLEY & co.
NavaD-l A Union street.
Bank oil West Tennessee, ut
MES MEMPHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will b
deaed At the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville IdtV
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WEBB, MERRILL & CO.,
Slave Dealers,

No. South Market ST., Nashville, Tenn,
NTILL, at all times, purchase negroes to the New
Wv Orleans market Other descriptions on consignment
NB-several likely families, and No cook washer and
irOner on hand for sale. VIVA co
jnne lS-dtw&wE
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iuRes-2m

Gilbert's Fly Traps sold by
SAM VANLEER & CO.,
iuRes-am Market street.
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHORs.

NOR HENTs---Ths large Room eTerthc Daily News a.
fee, formerly occupied BY Baruari's Book EnFy. Tbs
room Go BY 90 feet is suitable for Job Printing Oce. Beok
Binder, almost mechanical employment. Steam
be had fran the News Office Engire, in this
Enquire OF Mr. Fisher, News Oce, Of A. Y s. Llne
the subscriber. tja5l JAMES ". BOTTE.
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moor AND SHOE STORE.
EpPERSON SpRINGS,

EN- Macon county, Tenn twenty miles Northeast Of GAL
latin and and half miles East Of the Nashville and
louisville Turnpike will be opened AID ready for the reception
az visitors and nvads by the 18th Of May These Springs
so we'll known their high and healthy locality and the great
efficacy mineral waters, that comment at this time Is
unnecessary Charges wit For regular bOarders $40 per
WeeH Children under twelve years old and servants half pe
Transient Boares Is 81 90 yer day. Horses 7jc per
day We will hack regularly day during the
season. to Nashville and Louisville Stage at the Rock
house to carry visitors to and from the Springs.
WIN, A. DEBOW & CO,
maylO-tr iWsm 2 roprietOrs
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A Minister'S Testimony.

49, A Minister'S TestimOny.---
SE%zoS HooKERsTowN, BEAVER Co., PA. Feb. 5th, 1877
We prefer buying BOerhave's Holland Bitiers
for cash. the discount IoI send you
mendation Minister tesying curative powers.
(signedJ MOODY & CAROTHERS.
INDIGESTION.
DARNEsrswN MONTGOMERY Co., MARYLAND.
January 3Ist, 1857.
Irev2r felt benefit of any medicine much from the
hottie of EsOerhaVe,s Holland Filters purchased
last fall wish where get without fear of i'm
position. (Signed,) JOSEPH c. DELLETT.
FROM a DRUGGIST.
APoILo, ARMSTRONG Co., PA. Dec. IS, 1856
MFssGs B. PACE, Jr & Co.:
Dear sirs purchased one doz. Of your BOcrhaVe's
Holland BitIors, from year travelling agent which has
given great satisfaction this Send another dozen
k,r which encIose the money. d&w-lwl W. c. BOyARD.
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| lroner now on hand Tor sale W, CO.
| jnneR-dtw&wE
| nr-S TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
| d&E ~ TENNESSEE Division, No 30 Sons Of Temper
- every Saturday night at Temperance
Hall. No So, sboveCsl.ege street, near the square.
HENRY X, PECK, W. P.
X. T. FLEMING, W. A.
s. R. MORGAN r. s.
UtCpian Temple Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
W. H. MORROW, W CT.
W. C. BI2CHETT, W. VT.
D. HUMPHREY, W. R.
NaShViII Temple Honor So eetsevery Wednesday
evening at the same Hall as above.
l.. BENSON, ". G. T.
T. Z. CRUNK, WIT.
R. BARCLAY, W. K.
Edmund DIIIahunty Council No / Of T. A, &
Templa meet the LIST THURSDAY evening in each month
the same Hall as a5Ove JOHN PATTERSON, O. Of @:
R0. LAPSLEY, 9. of @.
II. II. McALLIsfER, J. of G.
J. HENRY CURREY, Comp. R.
Currey Degree, Temple of Honor Ne. II, meetsOn the
last Thursday night in each month"; at the Hall above
W. l.. THOMPSON, d.
J. II. JOHNSON, D. v. 7.
jy3I-ly L. BENSON, D. r.
Ornamental Trees and EVergreenS.
NE ONTGOMERY MCGREDY, Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
V invite special attention their
Ornamental trees Evergeens Green House Plants O0OO
ornamental Trees and EveTg able mediate
Pruits-5OO0 Apple ,, } < years old.
Pears-3OO0 DWarfs & Standards, to years old.
Peaches $4,000 2 years old, Cherries, Pums Aprcots Nee
tariens and ounce in large nuhqers.
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries Raspbeies Goose
berries Currants q Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
nall. LinWOod, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK q CO.

ETAVE removed their Book Bindery and
Blank Book Mandatory 70 the Baptist Publishing Hs
house below Douglass Co.. north Market No ~
the Square-and viii be glad all tsr old
and invite that want work line. We
prepared Blank Books the and shy
pattern Particular attention will he paid The Binding
Of Periodicals. and old Books Our prices low
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