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EAS, BACON, LARD, 90.
MARBLE WORKS.

WI
JACOB FINCENr
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIAN AND AMERIs
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES, DC,
Of erery !Syle or Design.
The public are respectfully iRvited to call at my
Yard between 9th and 9th Streets on Main and ex.
anime my work, which cannot be exoelied by any
other establishment North or South, whieh Will
sell as low se any establishrnent n thH city or
elsewhere. ja 7-3n
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ANNIvnasARY C1LsHaArIon-The Rich

hNSiVAasARY CILSR aATIoN--The Rich
mond Greys, Captain Elliott, celebrated their a f.
.een.n anniversary yesterday, BY a public parade
ana target practice and dinner at Ciarke's s.rinc
In the morning the corps turned out seyenty.on.
s,ITng, preceded by the Armory Band, and after
CHUNG snort time, took up The line of march
I,r OIafkes Spring, where they arrived about I0
O'CLOCK, and dispersed for time TO rest beneath
grounds. ''''' w 'no'e
:, AT l! o'clock, the drum beat to order. and soon
sneresiser the annual target practice begun. the
distance being one hundred and nf,y yard.' the
'wo oest In three shots to be declared the winner
OF sne medal. Many of the men had never had an
opportunity to fire a ball from the new Minnie
musHet; out notwithstandins that fact, most Of
snem shot WE'LL the target being completsIv rid
died. Private WILLIAN MAYO was declared the
winner, and received the medal
AT O'Clock, p. M, she company sat down 70 an
e1cei.snt dinner prepared for the occasion. and
slser the removal OF the CLOTH speeches songs and
sentiments served to while away the time until
nearly sundown, when the line again formed and
mstched to the city 10 good order, and with rsau,
IsrHy ID movement OF old soldiers We regretted
,hat We could not be present to witness the cele.
otation and notice it as il deserved, but other
oaties prevented as from doing SO.
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TIE NoRYusaxMosf PArss "A newspaper II about
TO be started undSr Canadian suspices ae the Bel.
kirk settlement. tbs Red River o. the nSIsn.- @
NJ f..,ts lefe az ne O,pen Eund 20. Wy Times
h. 10 he he Editor sskrk is some $50 miles north
of a. PsuI. and hes about 10, 900 Inhabitants.
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EY HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
once in Eelyin's New building ON 18th fronting
Bank street ia cs-
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E1~ LIcoEIca.

A. Q. q. BEAND.
TIE ABOVE WILL KNOWN yAvoaISK BRAND ALWAYS
on SALE, BIZ JAMES O. NcANDREW
de sly 81. PINH aTRxsy NFw Ynxx
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SINGULAR 0ccuRRRNcs-A few days since, MI
Milton Curtis of piermout N n, turnsd large
boar loosc In the same pasture With horse OF
some valsc. The next morning the horse Was
found dead, ripped open, By the boars tasks, 70
supposed. .s-,, 6#
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THE STEAMER ROANOKE
ARRIVAL m TRpAsIrpr

New YoRx, June 12.-The steamship Roanoke,
from Richmond, arrived here at 10 o'clock last
night rE=r
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S<S- WILLIAM ?. MAYO,
Lac OIL blaord, MAYO Blair, is interested In tne
business OF
a.. HATHIHS 6 FICkLRF,
"Hefe ne may always bs found prepared TO Offer hi.
,,. irends anu those of his late firm
d" LhESE, kLE9ANT AND ENTIRELY
ny lin
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- TOR SALE.-TAe plaee - vl1.9.
,.s.as, es.s.,.a.F :ssss .;ss;. 1.sS, ~ SIS -
Naxkst.
nn@O
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ESr Dr.. JoHH 3. WALrHALL, fHom@o.
osthist offers his professional seryices to the cit
sens of Richmond anf its vicinity. once at bis re-.
Hdepce, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9th.
Je l2-dly
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FAIRLY ADJrsrHEsr.-Tw Two gentlemen.
after having unpleasant words the day bsfors mel
Of huth:rlands stable, yesterday morning al dix
o'clock, by appointment and adjusted their din.
Guilty In regular prizs ring order, ons OF ths,o
getting his face battered in the most ,eisntiflc =
manner, and - other receiving Q few scratches
about bis hsek. Fighting 10 poor way to settle
ter with bruised faces and bloody noses.
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sT~ BEssKTT's UIARhBmA Kill
H$~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.

hot, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
"a be had d4ily-from o'clock, A b. until 10,
a al The American Hair Cutting. Shaving, Sham
F'oaihg aud Bathing Saloon. under the America
111Hi, entrance On 18th street.
ss- slngle Bath q cents; or fve tickets Tor sl.
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PUIYifs THE BLOOD
PUkIFIES TBE BLOOD
YuRIEIss THf BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURHS SICK nEADACRa
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVEHEs
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DlARRH0R
Bold by sill Druggists. fe2s-6m

@LIcoaIoK-In Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality
GUN ARABIC, (genuine) for tobacconists
TUSQuA BEASS-Angastura Black and Crys
talized
OLIVE OIL in glass OF new crop
IL store ami for sale low By ~
j PETFIELD GEORGE,
In M Blair i Cos Building,
nv g-Gm Cor 18th and Cary sts.
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- ron RENT. ..-LaWyess' an1 De-
tcrv' Onoes and Lodging HeonA - iMAsgsses
n mont u DAAk se. ~ ~~vv4,s 81
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~ FAnkA eoIxDaxrss,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

VIII n,,..x a., a.. RICHMOND, VA,
sonn rrnoren in the ctty ef Richmond and In the
e once In Lsie's Building. corner Of Main a.d
20 Svs
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PRICE ONE CENT.

| LAYING A CORNER SToNE.-The imposing
| ceremony OF laying the corner stone Of Unior
Henrico Lodge No l3o, Of Ancient Free and Accsp,
ted Masous, took place on 25th street, Union HID
yestsrdsy afternoon 10 the presence OF large ss-
| sernblsge cf ladies' and gentlemen The ceremonies
we're performed by Richmond Lodge No 10, the
nnignn tenplar appsariDg on horseback, and ad.
a'nx materially to the interest Of the scene.
ate. arriving at the grouCd, the fraternity
med around the corner stone, and sang an open.
,us ode. The ceremony Of laying the stone then
initiated. s " 'A' ~"
xl ane order then marched to Uuion Station Church
Wbefe b. WKLLToRp, ESQ., delivered an elonnent
aqd appropriate address, which was we'll received
Fo,iowing this, was public collection. and the
nifty. VI ''' II hs'e''
The following is q list Of articles. &c cont.,nsd
In the corner stone Of Hsnrico Unjon Lac "
ioo, OF Ancient Free aud Accepted Masons i,.H.
tuted June 1lth, A. d 1856. A. T. 6ss5. ch.rta,na
Dec, Al d., 1855, A. L. 5S55
silver and copper coin of the Unit s.ate. NJ ,b,
aa,e 4 1859 A L 1859; silyer and copper coin "a
oieer oade; copy Of the Holy bible; copy cf the
Of the Grand Lodge OF virginia eesnn and baS
sa tae cIty ef kichmond. on Monday. heng the l3th
aey .. December $3.50, 1855" q copy Of the
or sirEinia. begun and held in she Mssons' Hail
IA the city Of Richmond. on Thursday being shs
,esn sa,a Gay y Of !, ,peSsmeer $3.50 iassS
sorf s0oPf oi the Proceedings Of Grand Annual As
plar ~ ., , ssGrand Ccmmsndery Ct KING Is Tenn
a5 on .hs state of virRinia ia the city OF Rich
mo ohd, On Ihursdsy: being the 10Th day Of Deem
SaI;1;o ooos at' copy each of the different
Ws WWeagslons. moral, Temperance and Political Daily.
.his seAy -epi;W eekly and Tri-Weekly Papers OF
Of W,r,op pooiished IN the city OF Richmond cory
ed;toni Almanac for 1889; copy of (Cottonns
.oS SSopy OF the Coastitu lion and BY Laws Of The Uni
,bs S.crhlnss bsnk OF Henroo county, Va; COPY of
tus a"ts Chafter Of the Richmond Fire Associasion
na Ills ot tne General Assembly If Virginia. Ordi
rsIl of rsanh ans Commonwesh. snd;ths Bye-Laws;"
aInes "boshEers "bn and papers relating to the III
ana y. smend,ng the charter of the virginia Fire
Scer, .,a me insurance Company: list of the of
,sG ,se: copy Of the edmond City Director Tor
io copy COPY Of 81 tb 5ae bylaws e Richmond Lodge No
LODGE w 10. o. me bylaws OF Richmond Randolph
noxs Ona Lodge No To- the Masonic Text Book by Jno
;n,s' oraho secretary Of the Grand Lo5oe OF Vir
an presented by brother English; Charter of
'''oi'S Oh hiehmond, passed 3oth March, 1859.
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In the morning the various societies attended
churches and aided the choirs, and tho afternoon
Was spsnt pleasantly 10 the country. private
rehearsal was also had at the Assembly Rooms
Sunday morning, at which various pieces of relis
gous music were sung. Sunday evening the Sing
ing Association of Virginia. from Richmond y resch-
ed this city, and was conducted to head quarters
The Western express and the Washington trains
yesterday also brought several associations and 9
large number Of visitors.
On yesterday the societies were to have reher.
sal at the Front street theatre, and then process
sion. At night monster concert WAS to be given,
In which 1000 voices would be heard.
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lHY TELEGRAPH,l

BALTIMORE, June 13-Ths members Of the Ger.
mau National Festival assemb ed this Esorning and
proceeded to tho Front street theatre, whore a
grand rehearsal took place. The procession was
very long, and was escorted by q military compa.
ny. Numerous flags and banners marked the va
rious divisions. Many houses along the route
were decked with flags and evergreens.
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= FOR 6ALE--A Brick Htore and
Dwelling. in the town OF Fulton, with large
iot attached. and we'll Of good waesf on the premis
e. ANY peron Wishing to engage In 3 country bu-
siness Il h one OF the best situations near the eity.
Apply to "A CLOPTUh.
Corner Wall and Yranklfp sts.
my l7-ts Opposite Dickinson. HiliA % 3
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- FOB RENT-A desirable residence
- on Main street over DR. J @ Wsyts once. can.
tanning rooms. closets and kitcssn. gas nx3ures.
water &c. To . good tenant, the house will be nus
in good repair. Apply to 'S~'
KACHO. 18th street,
Near Exchange Hotel
a
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nS- SAEfonb's LIvsR IEvIGoRAroE-
C3XPoUsDxp ksrrssly FROM GUh.-Is q mild and e.
s. al cathartic. acting 1rst on the LIVER. to
ssy-,. !ts morbid matter, then on the stomach and
SOW ss. and carries of all matter that prevents
: sr healthy sctiou. and thus ssreng shens aud
.ts - the whole system very rapidly and ts the
I :, LIVER INVl9ORATOR
LIVER JkVIG0RAT0R
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R and
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RURAL SHADES FOR KENT.

This beautiful place. situated ON the New
Briage road. about ~ miles from the city. ID for
rent. for the balance Of the year. There are 80
and corn which win enure to the lessee The DWELL
ing 10 excellent cne and suitable for large fam
ing near TO tae city. and furnished with excellent
water aud me fruit, flowers, &c. this place Offers
attractions TO family wishing to spend the sum.
the rent will be low and Immediate possession viii
be given. Apply to
ie 10-6t A % WILLIAM ma
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- FOR RENT-A conmodious brick
House on the corner OF Franklin aad 18th sts.
1hnreh HtIi 10 In nov occupied by Mr. James d
rilett II has rooms with Kitchen. stable. and .
we'll OF good water on the prefnises. Pooaesatpn
given the 10Th June. Apply to
r ALLEN,
AtJg Roystsr Co.'S Tobacco factory.
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UkhII, g a shSViF, UruRRlf8,
Agents foc tho city Of Richmond,
de l9-sme No 1DI Rr, All st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30
SnccessfuI En1erprise.

From a report recently msde ty the Hon WIN.
MuDdy, Secretary of the Sumner Chashmere Com
paDy, the Stockholders, learn that near thirty
thousand dollars worth of Cashmere Goats have been
sold from their hocks during the past eason, without
disposng of a single pure blood, although one thou
sand dollars piece has been offered for them-the
sales having been made principally from grade
males. Sixteen thousand dollars worth of which
have gone TO the State of Kentucky, and such has
been the demand for the native Goat 10 propogat on,
that common she Goats have been sold for ten dol
lars per head. We remember to have sc the aui-
mails when they were introduced into Tenn ssee by
aIessrs. Williamson, Adams Co., some TIN &c gears
ago, and predicted for them success which rarely,
IL ever, attended the imPOrla ion OF any dome, tir
animal. We have also seen samples OF this silky
fleece recently from the flock of Gen. W. & Hard
ing the touch of which will convince any one that
this animal has not been overraied
Mr.. Mundy states that recently orders were made
by Gen. A. J. Hamilton, aad other distinguished
farmers of Texas, who intend to test their value in
that climate.
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J. Mullins and others Vs. John r. JOnes-OPiniOn
by Wright, j., reversing Judgment and remanding
cause. =
j. J. sugg Us. A. J. Powell and Others-OPiniOn
q by Wright, ! affirming decree Of Chancellor.
= Geo. Mach u.s. State of Tennessee-OPiniOn BY
Wright, J., affirming judgment and remandiDg
cause
S. Scott Us Stale Of Tennessee-0piDiOn by Nc
Kinney, J., reversing judgment, sustaining demur~
err granting the sofia, and REMINDING
James Brown rs. State of Tennessee-0piniOn by
Mckinney, j. affirming judgment and remanding
cause.
Frank Bagly rs. State Of Tennesses-OPiniOn by
Csruhers, j., reversing judgment and demanding
cause for new trial
jesse Philip Us. State of TeDnessee-0piniOn by
Mckinney J., reversing Judgment and remsnding
cause for new trial.
j. Rippy Is. State of Tennessee-oPinion by Car
ulhsrs, j., affirming judgment end sent to Peniten
tary.
Wm Manor Us. State of Tsnnessee-opinion by
Carulhers, affirming judgment and sent to Peni-
tentiRry.
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The Swiss BELL RNGERs.-We would remind
readers Of the concert to be given tomorrow
night, by the above popular troupe, at Odd Fellows
Hall. There has been quite dirth in the shape
of amusemsnts in city of late, and our citizens
should be happy to find the dull mOaOtOny broken
by an entertainment of so high an order The
above troupe the only company Of Bell Ringers
in America, and rank among the first of musical
trouPes travelling They are not strangers to
US. Although two years have Ella psei since they Wis
tied our city the sweet and mellow tones of those
bells still linger in VIC recall those IA
vorite pieces, The Blue Bells of Scotland" " TIE
Flowers of Sprin," and 50 Home, Sweet Home"
We learn that changes have been made by the ad
dition of new members, and of course new music
We hope, for benefit, that before they leave
us, we shall be favored with sn old folks programme
Introducing the selections that made the first inns
preston.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW OBLEAss. jan. % Cotton, SHES today
1000 bales Market unchanged. 1t has been a
rainy week Sugar buoyanl, 6a6s: Corn, firm %;
Lard hnoyant. sales, 1850 hbls Re, for Havana
Arrived, Bark Niusvah, from New York; erifFor,
from Havana.
NAsnlSeroS, Jan. % The Senate and House
were engaged IN private and local bills.
In the Democratic Tariff Caucus, Mr. Slidell pre-
ferred reduction OF expenditures to oase OF
revenue Mr.. Hunters resolution, that il is uRex
pedient to change the tsrif this session. was adolt
ed. The President WI send in message next
week, showiug a deficiency Of twenty millions, and
asking Congress for relief
Nam YoBK, Jan 29-The steamer Arago has ar
rived with cargo valued at two million dollars
BOsToN, jan. 29.--Mm. Il. Prescott the hisloriS
an died to-day Of Paralysis.
New YoaK. Jan. 29-Cotton dull: Flour dell;
Mixed Corn S5; Sugar quiet; Coffee firm and &C.
tive. III ls; Molssses AZ
CINo1NMArTI, Jaa. % Flour firm SIS So Wits,
Ky 20; Lard in bbls liz
NEw YORK, jan GA private letter SAYS Sou
louque mas been defeated by Jeffrard. The In
peral troops are retreatiug upon the city TIE
writers think the contests is ended
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 The Committee on Elec
uOES nave ueSlCeu DAEu d OHSpmau 10 De Inc
rightful delegate from Nebraska.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, 29.-Tbe river is stationary and
clear of ice, with 8 feet water TO CailO.
LEAvEXwoRTH.-A party from Western Missouri
returned TO that place f.om Kansas, having cap
iured several runaway negroes, aud DR.. Day and
son charged with aiding in their escape who are
new in Jail Summary punishment is threatened
there is also talk of Demonstration in their favor
Gen Lsne is momentarily expec;ei
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

HARDwARE.-McCan s Co. offer large lot Of
common and medium one and two bladed Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmerican bristerStecl Razor SroPs, Shoe knives
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, Mortice Gate Latches
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty TO
thirty per cent less "foc cash" than the same
Goods can be bought in the market Call at Kirk
man Ellis Old stand, No. 81 Public Square.
ianlS-Gm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

We deem il but justice both to the public and.Dr-
Won Moschzisker TO say that those who are in need
Of his services, either for eafness or any disease
OF the eye ear, should not delay consulting him.
We glad TO be able to say that he has already
under his treatment some of our we'll known eiti
zens. We likewise refer to a testimonial q case
of deafness, of Robert P. Moss, well known to our
citizens
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser. We make this statement in order
that there may be no misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

Prof. HaskeII's Electro Oil.--A supply OF tn
Medicine the Of Rheumatism, Deafness, Fl les
Cos Headaches and Pains, has bcens
received ry ElN, PENDLETON & co. and by JOG. BROWN,
Nashville Tennessee, where it be obtained The suffering
purchase bottle Immediately. See advertisement
another umn.
HAsKEIL-The following testimony in favor of DR..
Haskes Electric Oil is furnished for publication.
PROF. HAsEELDear Sir feel it to he duty TO inform
the pubic, through you, what your wonderful Electric Oil las
my family. My wife has been aarmngy troubled with
the falling the womb and pains in the back and breast
bought bottle OF Oil yesterday, and to-day she entirely
free PAIN and sends her respects foryOur and
prosperity have had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
long time and in minutes from the time applied
your OIL the pain all gone. 1t is truly wonderful rned
palms. suffering wi and cheerful
give this testimonial Of its ELECTS.
q. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
subscribed before this day 24h Of July 1857.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace
Such testimony tells or tale worth columns Of abe
ertiscates all the land, and a great way off.
Try ye suffering and afflicted See adyermentin other
column. arld&wiy
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We call the special attention of capitalists to the
large sale Of the various Tennessee stocks adver
tsed by Berj. F. Shields, to take place this mOrn>
ing at 10 o'clock precisely. This will certainly be
the largest amount of assorted Stocks ever offered
in this market,
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Facts for PareuTs.@-Te oniy way 70 tafe and ever
come adsease begin 81 theoundaon ana remove hegaase
Hence paenis base been read fo great variety diseases
where hsve been he sole occasion Of the Illness
FahnestOcks celebrated ysmge mdet and most effect
ual reraedy for this widespread disease. =
NEwARK, \. J.,March ., 1854
Ressrs 3. 4. Fahaestoct d co. Genemen-on satur.ay
last gave p xsfRl's &C.. g sy .p
Of small shoad think there were several hou-
sand Of them It has improved ais health se much canTe
that / know Of 1oHRIsFIANA COLES,
Sold wholesale ana retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States jauSOdAWlm
~.-zs Bank Of west tennessee, at
49, SEMPHIs--The notes of this bank vii be
redeemed the Union Bank of Tennessee at Nashville ld"
=--~=a-------------- -T5l faE "a
II ? Look out for limitations Of Lea ~ PERKINS, "Or
cestershire Sauee. See advertisement of JoFS DuScAN
q Sons aug2l-"
Rock city Mills. r. BAUNAY6 o., Profrf
ssors J. . BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay highest price all times for Wheat and
Cora at their Mills, Line and Cherry Streets Nash
Prices Of FIour-Fron afssr date, until further
RSfs Family Flour. 50 90 Fine Bran, &c
r r5s EsIr % coarse esfs Bran Bran.
Nlddlngs, so Corn Meal, . bushel, 7Se
An articles sOdby undersigned deliverable at place in
city charge. When selling the quantity, their rate
OF discount Is " pei cent t0n 's' 'Y E. BAUMAN CO.
Any wanting Flour Bran Meal, &C. from15iock City
Mills will find Order Box at the Post ohee ana a. W. d.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the carmen calls ouF times
each day Ideo II ]. Z AUMAM & CO.
- n =
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
NENNEsSEE Division, 80 Sons Temperance meet eve
ry Saturday night Temperance Hall No 5Sabove Csese
II X. PECK.
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
TT0PIAN Temple of Honor No 81 meets Friday eve
I ming at the Hall above.
A T. BRADSHAW, W. C. 7.
RORERT BRUCE. W. V. T.
W. II. MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple OF Honor No 3d. meets every wednesday
W A. WHERRY, ". @. T.
L. BENSON, W. v. T. "a
K. BARCLAY, W. K.
WNDMIND DILL AFFINITY Council No Of T. A. K S. Tenn
pIars Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall as ahove JOHN PATTERSON C. of c.
-. RO. LAPSLEY, 5. OF c. .....
.a % II. II. McALLISTER, J. of c.
} HENRY CURREY, Comp. r. |
O(URREY DEGREE Temple Honor No. II, meets on the
Thursday night in each month al the same haii as
above W BRYCE THOMPSON, d.
d. W. PETTY, D. v T.
iv3I Iv J NJ. DALE d. R.
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ciditv Of thc stonach ana InaIgestIon.

Lcidity of the Stomach and indigestion.
81 anything after taxing Holland Bitter"
mark frequently made To persons troubled with acdty
of the stomach, would only say, try Z. is worldwide repu
taon, has beea established alone by the many wonderful
has effected When used for Dyspepsia, Jsundice Liver
plant weakness of any kind Coseness Piles should be
taken IL small dosesay, half easpOonfd regularly three
times day, before meals. jan3O-d&Wlw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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