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ROCK BB 4 DGE
ALUM SPRINGS,


ROUTES 10 THE SPRI1CS-EACLLITY or ACCESS
yEVH1s cELEBRATsD WATERIEd-PLAcE. although stu
aed in the mountains q Virginia, l6O miles West Of Rich
Virginia Central lsSlroad easy Atlantic
board and the FIRST Of all the Western Springs reached By the
T is b brSu Sss R nSS 5 oa Ss s
passenger, leaving Baltimore Washington, Alexandra
take tea Inc same evening a. ROckbrdge Springs.
the Northern traveller be careful go far souh
Richmond, but from Washington City, the Alexandria
and Orange Railroad to dordOnsVille which there connects
The soathsra visitor reach this place by the shortest and
cheapest route must be careful to M North Richmond
From The Southwest il sapProachsd by the virginia and Tenue
see Railroad TO BniOrds or Lynchburg
The Natural Bridge being In he county with this Spring.
and to which gives nae object o. great attraction to
the visitors
MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF THE WATER.
% years these Springs (wthcut any u
advertising afforded by the visitors themselves who
have either apprehension witnessed the wrought By hem
have gradually throughout Virginia and the
South mountainous region the number
and variety Of its mineral and thermal waters and is dis
paragement the best Of them say that for and
variety applicability disease and is potency many
the worst and most obstinate maaies, stands without rival
Norman the Mineral Springs Of Virginia. also the
letters Of Dr.. Cartwright and others in our Pamphlet
II RUdiids WHO really need the would their
best interests they would not defer Their visit til
Monns o. July and August. Ds would n April
attended TO- The water used to better advantage than
the Spring and early moA while there has
Year. IN The history OF TINS watering place. In which the
aOdations for visitors euale the demand for places
South hiss been the aim Of the propstos render
and attractive 70 the social refined and cultivated people
who annually and Its quiet shades They
willing TO reasonable pains In catering
the tastes Of such and, edes billiards. and bowling
looms both for ladies' and gentlemen they ENGAGED superior
from New York TO furnish music we'll lawn
the ball room
The bottled al the spring kept constantly
for sale BY FISHER WIssTos Druggists Richmond, Val A. B.
Rocker, Druggist Lynchburg Va HEGEAs Co., Druggists,
New York BLAIR WTErH, Druggists, Philadelphia
RoDGERs, Druggists, Baltimore HAvuAED CLARK & GEoRaz
Mobile Ala and JAMES syNEs New Orleans may ordered
from Of these houses With perfect confidence purity and
| freshness.
mail application full advertisement. with letters Of DR..
Cartwright and other distinguished gentlemen may be
HpeTs Rsekiy May H. New O6serce OF May
WM- A. LEWIS, CLERK.
WM H SALE. Room Manager.
c. A. MAYO, Dining Room Director.
FKAZAER q RANDOLPH, Pr0prietorz.
fuIv
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SUMNER MANUFACTURING co.
7, BELL. and others,

DURSUANT to decree Of the Sumner Chancery Court
made at the April Term, 1852 the undersigned CommS
sonea WILL Saturday the 9th day Of Adjustment, st the
Court House DOOR in the town Of Galan sell at Public Anc
tOn to the hshest bidder credit Of Twelve snd twenty
IL H.
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FFNHB Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau invite pposa
for building, the State Fair Ground FLORAL HALL
Plans and specifications yin be Furnished those dsrous q pro-
posing for the work by II. H. AKRoTD, Esq, Architect
BY order Of the Bureau, Z. e. EASTMAN
iaFs aA PAns Secretary.
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aWe do not believe that there
are ten thousand voters iu ths
Union outside OF the Nationa
Democratic organization who de
sire the Extension Of Slavery
or that the Federal GOvernmenI
shall favor such extension. II
our intercourse with Southern
Whigs-and ithas net been verl
limited-We never met one VIII
did so who does not now cal
himself a Democrat.
tIf, then, we are not essent
ally at variance on this point
We insist that no insurmounta
BILE barrier exists to prevent tn
fusion We desire. We belieVI
that Maryland, Delaware AM
Missouri, with possibly Kentuc
Ky, Tennessee and North Caro-
lima, may be carried 10 lsG0 70
q Netiona ticket which shall b
frankly but inofensiyely hostill
to the Extension Of Slavery
Nea0 York Tribune.
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AYERS
Ague Cure.

ron THE SPEEDY eURE oS
Tnserm;stent Fever. or Fever and Asue. n.
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class OF diseases orisinatins IN bis
larry arrangement, caused BY the Malaria
Of miasmatie countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for By TIE ne
eessities Of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. such We are
enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty
that it wiz eradicate the disease, and With a.
surance, founded on proof. that no harm can
arise from its use IN any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service in the coI1nu-
mites where il prevails. Prevention is better than
cure. for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run in violent attacks Of this baleful Dis
temper. This CURE expeis the miasnafie
poison Of FEVER AND A0UR from the system aud
prevents the development Of the disease. If taken
on the first approach Of its preTOnitOry symptoms
1t is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class CT complaints. but also the cheapest
The large quantity supply for dollar brings Il
within the reach of every body and IN bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails. every
body should have It and use il freely both for cure
and protection. It IS hoped this price VIII place 4
within the reach Of all = the poor as vel as the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy oyer any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of lntermittents Is that il contains no Qunine
or mineral consequently it produces no quinisIn
other injurious effects whatever upon the c0nstitl-
ton. Those cured by il are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague IS not alone the consequence Of
the miasmate poison A great variety Of disorders
arise from It's irritation, among which Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache BLINDNESS,
TOothaehe Earache. Catarh, Asthma Palpitation,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries, Pain IN
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Deras cement Of
the Stomach, all Of which. when originating IN
this cause, put on the intermittent type become
periodical. This "CURE expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them al alike
It is an invaluable protection 20 immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing IN The
malariOus districts If taken occasionally on daily
while exposed to the infection, that VIII be sxcre
ted from the system, and cannot aceuEanlate IN
sufficient quantity TO npen into disease Hence 4
Is even more valuable for protection than cure and
few will ever suffer from IntsFmittents, il they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
affords.
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Eighth District,

THOMAS MENEBs and JAMES NJ. QUARLEs, eand'-
dates for Congress in the Eighth District, will ads
dress their fellOWcitzens at the following times and
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SUPERIOR Cook, Washer, and IroIer and Seamsress.
n Of under most excellent character and hghl
reG ;D1a5 I. Apply to WILL. L. BOYD JR.
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"The Democratic party is now

"The Democratic party is now
routed, its lines broken, IFS
forces scattered. WI he Re.
publican party unite 70ith as
IN forming a patriotic Holy
Alliance on fdir and honor
able terms, iR1OiDiRg no sdcyi-
fee Of principle 10 any party
thai zee may met Me,h df
{ Waterloo Ia 1850, and erfiF.
pate tAeni J0reUer; OF viii they
pursue a selfish policy, by which
alone the Democracy can collect
and rally and conquer. -
Speech Of Join D. g0tfs, az
dOrSed By tee Virginia OPJao.
sifiOn Convention. and by The
| MfSAc1{e HdHHSr,
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az think, fellow citizens, that
Ihave shown you that it is high
time for the friends OF freedom
to rush to the rescue Of the Con
stitution, and their first duty I:
to dismiss the Democratic party
from the administration Of tbs
Government. Why shall il MOI
be done All agree that il
ought to be done. Whist tber
shall prevent its being done ]
Nothing but timidity or division
Of the opponents Of the Demo
cratic party.
every one knows that It il
the Republicsn' party, or none,
that shall displace the Demo
cratic party. "-Spsech Of VIZ.
II. Set0ard at Rochester, ". +
1858.
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PRaPOzAI.S INYITEn-

FINE Cook, Washer and Ironer, the balance Of the yea
"A 1858. Apply to WILL. L. BOYD.
july3-st
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eve have no confdencein the
Democratic party, and so far as
the slavery interests are con.
cerned would be Perfectly indif-
ferent as to the result Of a con
test between them and the Re-
publican party" Nashville
BdFTer.
ave have no confidence in
them, and We cannot suppose
any probable case in which we
would prefer the success Of
Northern Democrats TO the sue
cess of Republicans. ''-NdSh.
rifle Banner.
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NOTICE.
HTHEREAs suggestions having been made the Clerk
wv Master OF the County Court OF Hickman county, Tenn
that the estate Of marIh Wright deceased nsoyent
her fore, all persons having claims against
hereby notified to file them legally authenticated
Clerk County Court OF Hickman county, on or be-
the day Of September next in order that settlement
and division rata be ms they E be forever
This 81 April, 1853. c. w. RUSSELL,
w VII
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Digestion and PrOsnerifYlI
GUmELAsTTC sUsPENDERs.

gHyHE Fancy snd Dry Goods Jo5bfs NASHVILLE are urd
to exainsa fall line Of ne shove goods fron F
Rubber, unsr M Gcoyr Pafsat Also, assorns
grades made from Common Rubber, or ale ~
the package ony) The ocs Of tie NeE Hasen supanr
Wosks" "a ReAie Street, Neu YORK. bsgeen Broa1alT II
hursh streets. CHARLES @. JUDs0Ns
izn.3 SoiaAf<1H
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SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
Tennessee state Agricultural Blu
reau.

FHyHE SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TIE TENNESSEE
STAFE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU will he held on the
Fair Grounds OF the Bureau Nashville, commencing Mon
day. October O. 1852 and continuing during the week The pre-
list will be largely increased that Of previous years
and the addition Of aarge and we'll arranged Floral Hall TO the
other buildings will afford much greater facilities than have
heretofore been available for the display OF Agricultural
ducts manufactures sc. In advance Of the regular premium
list the following list Of premiums for products Of the field
the orchard. and The garden is published, and competition
for these premiums from all parts Of the States invited
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t'sir, & was a prond day tG
me, when ] heard the speech Of
the venerable Ssnator from Ken.
lucky, Mr.. critgenden. This
melody Of his voice, and hi
patriotic accent, still sound il
my ears. I q0ds glad 10 Aed5
AsBl dez0HRce fraud; ! ara,
gladfo AeGr hin Stand for III,
truth.
II also fslt proud to hear The
speech Of the distinguished sen
ator from Tennessee, Mr. Bell
J scas giasf 70 hear M6ir can
Jfsfes % ne floor. Msssrs. Ia
dsrse0oa. 81 hsafack'y; Gil
zasr. eT A0rfA Cgroifpd; Ri
cdHd and Harris, Of Mary
land; and DaEis, 1riM a.,
sRrDdSsiRy el59Usnes. agOyfial
Of he best days OF PiII'ae!
and of UIrf. aud I also 90
press my gratitude 10 Mr.
Marshall, Of AeRfucky, arb
has la50r6d so long to see4r
this union Of patriotic men,
Speech Of AnSOa BUrlln.
game, OF Mass or The ddmis
sion ef Kansas, 1858.
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WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.
AT REDUCED PRICES!
AT REDUCED PRICES!
AT REDUCED PRICES!
HTR. T. A. TREPPARD, one Of the best Mechanics /.
IVA in the vest manufactures these Stoves FOR lie I
commenced making Wrought roH Stoves thirteen years a
50 faithfully that many be made then st -
Stoves Of his make have generally obtained prizes al the
Mechanics aud Agricultural Fairs With this experience he
forward with STOVE burn either
wood coal both conon and for which adopted tie
name of
THE OLD HICKORYg
THE Old HICKORY!
THE OLD HICKORY
The iron for these Stoves very quality and made
expressly fOI them The most ipr0ge2 aaehRsg has Teen
introduced, thathe come competitor with the Mechanics
Of Cincinnati ard Louisville furnish them 50 cplv a
this stove becomes Of TIE iatzfiOas OF ne S1aA
Tie only S0ss ltaf a0fstlad roug frefaHt f ~
groes furnished SO As TO come within M r ~ III
classes -
Mechanics and all others who feel interest manutc
lures Of Tennessee requested and examine these
Stoves and Judge we do not Furnish what claim 10 do
The very best Cooking stove i'm the world,
The very best Cooking stove in the world.
The very best Cooking stove in the world.
P.W. MkXEY & CO.
No f6 North Market Street.
MACKENZIE 4 MfNCHIN.
Juhs-S-u No. "A College Street.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY PEYsIc.

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Grating properties Search and cleanse and inEgcrate
every portion Of the human organism, correcting ita
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consequence Of these properties, the invalid who =
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TO find his health energy restored By remedy e
once 50 simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints 81
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diseases The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
OF their ard directions for their in the follow
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arising from dsoraersd stomach Nausea Indigestion,
Pain aud Morbid Iaaefi0ll ftAe B0srels, FiatLcys
Loss Of Agpefte, Jaadies. and other kindred COM
plants arising from low Of the body obstne-
ton Of its functions They excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
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/ ssWe have nov n tie stand
taken on the Montgomery Crit
tenden bal, By ne sInti-Le-
,oomFfoa section If Congress,
THE uKDOuHTED GERM oFA GRRkT
lE4TfoSAL FARTY.."-LOaisrille
Journal.
"Why cannot the North trust
that party ? The North aeaJ
ha1e. as q mast d'srdys ASce
1 from Us superior numbers, q
Ipnep0aderdsiHg SOiee IN ne
coUnsas Of any tr0ly Eafi0adi
party. lined yearao O5arae.
ZION fadaRicfizg rs1geqEes en-
its psrfdiORs representation.
None am pDrs ksarfaVTs0iee
La tAe political dodM 81 North.
lsra Lsc0mgtOn d0agA faces
titan S0aflega Ways. None
4 tCW ansts more ckesTyullg
iMdn f1ey ii 6riaSisg KdasIs
into tho CntOa, 0ad MHs "a
,lslOiag The a0r9aSzi disAoROr-
tag and Insulting disesimisa'
iti0R OetseeeH a free and a SkGce
\ State, made 6y he coFr1fpt Ds-
lmocracg, under the izRIcrisus
ldictafi0a OF Southern disaa'
iOnists ."-L0HisrWe Journal.
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"The future OF the Opposition
il in their own hands. 1t de-
ponds upon themselves whether
or not the country shall lie re-
lieyed OF the g.ievous affection
Of Democratic misrule There
Is nothing 10 prevent q union Of
the Opposition" - NdsAcRle
Banner.
There is now, therefore, no
reason under heaven why the
Opposition, North and South,
East aud Wesi, may not unite in
support Of the same policy, and
the same candidates Ia 1850.
And We go for such union, with
all our heart and soul.'-RicA.
ianoRd Wig.
( "Within the last two months
elections have been held ia a ma.
Jority Of tho Northern States,
and the result is now before US.
I A great battle has been fought
and q signal victory won. Mr..
i Buchanan, armed with all tae
IlEealth of the nation, and sur.
rounded by a host OF mercena-
lries, dared the people Of the
], United States to COMBAT. They
accepted the challenge, and he
has fallen in the struggle.
a
"The question now arises,
.l'beW Is the great victory TO be
used q Unless it be used wise.
ly it would be better than il had
never been won. There is now
an opportunity to form a great
J National party, able to cope
with Democracy and overthrow
liz. "-NdSAride Banner.
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rzzE yN0RTHERn AND soUxHERN oP-
POSITION.
rhs Links rhas BIND Them Ters,her.
No. !.


g Il seems to Us the plain du.
u Of the Republicans to regard
and treat as brothers al aoA0
sfassd acffh "a ia opposition to
TIE LeceRspt fraaId--to IN
Gle them 10 oar c0HRcas and
orr confidence. while cheerful
IL asserting to their prosecution
OF their share il the common
enterprise under their own ban
ners h thsir own fashion-to act
freely and faithfully In accord
arce With our own convictions
and accord 70 them the 1tmos'
liberty in doing likewise.
$40 as the path Of duty Is plain
Renceforth, to the end Of thii
struggle, s1s k1goap al qr1o 70
sfst the imposition Of the Le
com pt0a fraud on Kansas, a
brethren, srAile srs Te0arC
Esose echo sfpAold that rrdgc
as deadly enemies, not Hssreli
10 Kansss and the Rsp15licd7
party, but to the principles 0
American independence, the in
alienshle rights Of msn"--Eel
York Tribune.
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b. 5. WELLER, SR.,
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRONs
REALER
Agricultural Implements,
FIELD, GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDSs
BULBOUS ROOTS Or ALL VARIETIES,
10 so South By0ad Street, Easleaze
PS-ROo6iDg and 6urng IN Copper and Tin In ghs most
superior Styles in town and country Peck, smith Co Tia
ners' Machines and Hand Tools fer sale.
ub24-tf.


EYERAL Handsome rent IN the second and tf-d
stories Of ne Ua0n and Aercan Block, corner Cherry
nd Spring streets Apply To J. o. Grh a. he Union ana
ImeTiean once. or o (nhD ". 2. COOPER.
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sOuTzEzn olRosIrlOx.

Mr. Bell opposed the LssomP.
ton Constitution. The leaders
and organs Of tho Opposition in
Tennessee spprove his course
and recognize him as the eLead-
er and Representative man" Of
their party 4 majority Of the
Opposition candidates for Office
in this stats endorse Mr.. BILLS
c, d Sc In opposing The admission
of a slave State into the Union.
The Eeg York ZS-i5gne and
other abolition organs claim
them ssas brothers."
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'He hated the Democratic par Taey afford faithful por.
ty because pro slavery of Democracy all its
he exhore his friends and show what
oppose every Wsy their condition country will
power, that party TIE esplsbe reduced, u1ess tie people
Killing that party dise an their majesty through.
through the NORTH he tie gcaOe Union, ns
glad 10 Aear OF His motto haze done i PeHDsylraHd,
the Democratic party against tie Democratic Id
must destroyed "RepOr1 niaisrdfioa and lie BezO.
Of speech Of Join w. Lang cratic pa y"iaSAciHe Ban
sfOn, a free Of color, at Rsr
the negro cOnUeHtiOB IN Gin
cihRdSi.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY 8. 1859.

The LEADERS OF the Tennessee Oppose
rto-- in League with the Black RePub-
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''The next speaker Mr.. a. We for a united,
w. Watkins who is connected pact limitation Of all the ele
with Fred Douglas paper He opposition against the
believed that the Democratic bogus Democracy in the
party the great foe Of the Presidential campaign Rich
black that the Republican par 80RI Wig.
ty Of New York lad one irish % That II there
thing for the Soored man, STATE m TIE tdiO
he beloved It would do posed Of free negroes, aud the
TIE Important thing 10 do cJastltioR g6Cs nem tie
the hIte election dsJdt right 10 cote should be Uc
the Democratic 1riy, aud Obliged 10 them 10 help
t4sg had done 0.-Ssech at elect pdTfy-SDsech o.
Free Negro C5Hgsafi0R. John n Bots al The pTpHsI
Opposition C5RFeafi0a.
" Resolg6d, That we rejoice Y. That hers pledge
at the declenso1 OF the Demo ourselves earnest
critic party the North, and erons and united influence
hope that its defeat presages overthrow that party, which,
doEnfa Of slavery Of which having brought the government
aecursed system hes been bankruptcy and allied the
firm supporter "sS0afiOR whole land with discord, have
Of Free Negro COHUeHfi0a now, themselves, caught the
cOntagion, and agree in nothing
but desire for dominion and
are bound together by tie
except Z" the cohesive power of
public plumber '"-R6Solution
Or Opposition C0areRtiOn held
an 8dsAriRs, Mach 90, 1859,
Ito be cOataKed)
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

4
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold at wholesale BY
and BERRY 4 DEMsYILEE, NAsnsii'e-
IL. p FARSsWOBrH & CO., Memphis
Sold at retail By all Druggists throughout The South and
West lJsiy s-d,t-EA''9'O
WEBB, MERRILL & Coz
slave Dealers.
Ne. South sEarksE ST., Nashville, Tenn.,
VEyILL. all times, purchase negroes suited Ses
Orleans market Other descriptions sold c0nsgnmert
N.B-several likely families, and No. cock, and
iroaer hand for sale. VIVA co.
jnnels-dtw&Wly
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LAND FOR SALE.
NTR are Offering for sale about 500 Acres of "a.
w Land mostly timhered, l. miles North Of 49sR
Nashville, which il a splendid Water Saw ~
Mills with good bEeilings, Offices, houses sta -
bes, &C. about SC cleared valance timber Most Of
the cared land has il growing OF Corn PotOes
&c. We will sell the whole purchaser accommodate
ing terms IL early application be made 10 rs.
jnly2 d&W2s NANCE & WOODWARD.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE,
NASHVILLE, July !, 1859.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared Dividend Of
Five Dollars Share, payable to the Stockholders demand
juy9-3t J. CORREY, Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Planters Bank of Tennessee,
NASHVILLE, June 20, ls53.
dividend Five Dollars per Share paid Stock
holders on demand. By order Of the Board.
june3O-dIn D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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ELECTION DAY.
Thursday, Ath day of August.