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Gmrpp6iiDe Nacbriebtcm.
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zines Stabe8 0 33 Rerlcnen ab9ereif, ual
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r6rau Mtlnne", NuaOriide wie u%nliuui9"
uno rWtaip" ipieleu cine 9rcBe Stole in Dem
@eoidt, uuo aud Der u0erre" feblt nidt.
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Die Dtdtpns atbnlet elm iOeales Deuti9,
elm Deutld, ME es weoer irSenO em OteniA III
unlerem materieuen S1brbunoert perltebt, nod,
pie es irSeno Semano in oeuI SlbrbunDert, in
uelAem @ottfrteo BON StraBbar9 uGrilfan uno
5loloe" iAut 9elprrden, OerltanOen, ODER Sc.
Oadt baben wlrD. Die Aumeilun9eu, welde
berr Wu9uer Dem ReSificur ert9eilt, lino nit
unter redt mertmIroig. 90 tcnrnt in benz
Ierte zines nur 81 Seiten l1n9en Ducts 5wt'
lAen Griltan uno Slolpe cine INIT 5uriif9e.
%lenften Sduptern LANCE idWei9enoe umarmnuS
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Iolsenoer: .gNie Uertldrt lintt tie lauit in 8rau>
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JfIbruug uno @ntriftbeit inter Den llmltebeus
ben. Dtarfe ie9net bic 2elGen. - Der Vors
bang ilut iansIam." Da8 Nort Gntridtbeit
%erinnert an Elm auoeres dbnlih lantenOeS SOrt,
weld}es lid iepenfaGs oeS SctSu9S 9tDBerer
lprddli4er Neinbeit erfreut.
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DR.. Hufeland.
MAIf.A.sfLa. T..As.

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fit lbusus 5etfune pom 6uftn. &rtSltune, SnFuenjeh, Brdus
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Qetbenie, feltf tn ban IeBten Stabten.
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nt btefss Qanbss untsrrorfen anb R%ranfbetten BITE BON Il.
asr ttrtnsn Grf6ituue ~berrltreu. Or. Ben, btefe eras Srlt-
nsWuibSrttdt faat: SD NTH nidt tetaupten, bde .Rdlt"
fur uns IN, mas bic pef ub bas gfIbs Eteber fur BITE Bewcts
NEE aubsrer 3Onen anb. aber i'd fam btftmmt Sera&ern, b6F
is uns 1%rantestteu BON arbBsrtF WefatrIt&ttit ume ntstr
Cine prfhErs Vrobt Der .utfeSIGsn 0efdprIt1reit her ssnl
etns fieineu Gridltuns entfttenbtn &rnuFbeiten, aetGt Id sci
einem 8ttf iber na1febenbe- aus Sen Nerthten heS mhiIchsi-
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lsi It he Edbeuei
tsa2 gslsr,ntsapl Der stsrttfdus fO,2s7
%tdrbfn an Shmtnbfumt 1872 . Y
" anbsrs Rsantbdten S,Sa9
1858. eOsfammtsabI Der 6terbefdus : $40
Starben an SGwinbfHGt 1895
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1894. @e1ammtsabI ber gtttbefSue sliafI
Starbsn an SdwsabluHt 2,17S
. 1nDert E~rantpttttn 1886
ptsls ,Sabisn sttetn, bab b~tinapssbet 4. EtdI ausF etsrbe.
tdat TT steienn Qan6e tur& M~asssbrnne perurfa&t uerhen, abe
cen esu Won ben tatiretGen aubern 9stben, BITE ppn ttnx
'siotsn @rtaltuns berbeieefibrt werben.
sAent euste Weianbtett ub trenn tbr an elmer GrfSItume
aes Stni cts, Qungt letbtt, fdufet cine 8IafHt BON 8 ufes
{ 9,s's balfimifdsm GCr5taI ub tbr tUnnet auf FHfse Ges
- pira rtbstn EeuIsabs babea btefes eettan ub bensu
- i,eerbdtf i2irFaR9 tteuat. MA
bufeu tcmmt s6er aud memorial ron SerDufbentrt ma
ST ia wsIbem Jale bas ,Deitfhe BtttersF aebrnunt werbeR
sit 3n 5daen pn einern anb6uernbtu 9ufen ~terrabren-
! an@1Ss uns ISipaAansas 9s sanssa esS'ns t1tb u'sH
llShslbs irqre stn3g bet Or. q. "a. SNdfpm, A18 Mr6s
81 H. s~ttabeIptter Derfer ttat unb set ausn Druaaiasn aSt
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IA WlGfs lS59.-MGe periCnen, meIde Bet Seaer Dber Trusr.
idrmen bttb rihgsn, wsrbsn adtaasspel asfnisrflam a n,"Mt
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9sttion 10. limb Tel Is b fdISHtn urt Ss orSntf bas Ser
Obe -3nacEiear fpA bis q II ctHT9e 8 mndnbg bt 8enr
tubra III utsr a u 8sang, al A~ttt3itsper Ss i nsrbeparte
mtnts u > ae anbtte periS nen, Dei6 bet 8sutr ststnnsritd
letH mb8el nno er fDu psd nbe Wasrtaeln tteFen mi NaS
NusiDfbea bpS Beaers, fur rte 0ft III bfs Gtlenibums ~,
NufrsAt9aItun8 Ger Or.nune frUit fur Die Ytstadiasa tsr
IS .teBe ofs SsGates, Der UsrprDpg seen D,r Stabt unb Scr
1Stfbrtften Der Eener.& DnFnid re
Sefttpn 10. uno let eS gefNl9fen ND Uercrhn I ho5
mean traeno ene gerlOn potr @erlpnen. einsn Der Stsst or e
bSri8en 8eue aparat bel bdbt8en. Ssrberaen, Otet irofprb
liner 40stlc ,~erAbren, p6er tfaeno Sine GtnDis1auers DinSao~
ue. C9er 6atsn. uno Setter. @pinpaBnte, pbfr trae Is Elm 9lf0
glieo Der { ben btnorrn ipHte, an Der fieieu VdGiefnno her
GtraBen, pber Don stnen 5eae, traenb etae Der befde en- Gum
pd9n,esn cbsr tlre Mfttglitber persinoera oSrr abndttsn foale
Urn iptsr d~tdti5teE Oei ir8enb c asHt Jtasr, 70 fCa stejt
perfpa cter 9srpnen lr TO 0eS abbaften, Der I tern. i'm
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E20 beaI9ft werben unb foa otsis Sirafe pte B { an6etn
Stdoffraten ttn8e rietfn psreen = etne 6dtfttf fir ZEN IN
se9 az, tte dutere fir bic 5tabt. MI01
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ron Der Guncelicu gelie gu %ersreifen in @ss
1>,n,xt nev kp;Spn 9r61ioeuten Warttneb utD

BON Der GpnceIlicn gelie gu er9rfltell IN Vss
.srawart Der beioen 8rdltOeuten Wartlneb uno
Wfo9y.Ss, Ds ia, 81 ben .3Dede s"% 81. wtarB in
HipaS (9ticarasua) e~inftnceu werOSn. Serr
Bellp eebt mad 4merita ais Director Der Nnz
9eleaenbeiten Der internationalen &emp19nte,
in benen bic Snterellen @n9lanoS uno Der Ser.
Staaten neben ben franS0luden reldll4 certre.
ten lino. Gr lift b~esleitet BON au89e3ei4netsn
YerlOnlidfeitel: = lein Setretar 1T 2eUaleur,
friiber fran50llder @eIddftstrd9er in OtsricO ;
Or. Carrier ~besleitet Jpn ais Ir5t; DurOAu
fir oa8 8erspelen; Irtcctett alS Sn9enienr ;
Der Priu5 Camille Bollsnac ais Prtuatletretar.
@ine 8tpeite Expedition, beltebeuo aus en9liiGen
Spprosrapben uno Sngenieuren, au89epdblt
BON Scr. 2ede, 8. W wiro aul 2. Mdr5 fol-
gen." Der @onereB BON Gotta 3tica bat ben
0erttag r~atifiSirt; in Nlcar18ua bleten Die &ng
lduoer ales au[, bic 9iatiftStrun9 gu bintertreis
ben. Nuu Die Sade im @anse it, rest li1
AUDI bier Der yteiO BET cenen, bic li4 bi8ber bl<
ben 9ebr1uden lalien, tie gu p%erelteln. Die Ii>
mes madt i'm S6r1enarttfel Die bSbnilAe 8es
merfuns pa bic ensliiden @apItalilten NIT DEM
rnternebmen niAt8 bitten Su tbun ba6en mole
len, ais BON 6li6ultiern nod teine Neoe 9epe.
len, 70 tpircen lte p%abrlheinli& ieet nod ne.
niger 9alt babeu, gu 5elAuen. Die Wtittel
Mi ben allo p0bl aus oerlelken Quelle tou1men
nalen, aus Denen bet SMe5tanal gu taueu.
unb in bemIelbeu Dor %enartitel 1T Ucr etni9ea
Slbren nmltdnolid er5dblt pprDel, wle Die
Qonopner &apitalilteu, purd etnen Wibf te5
Diiniferium5 %Jelettet, Die amerifauilden an Der
1ale sefiibrt uup Die S1de gum Sdeitern &c.
6radt. Scr. Butl lit gang l9ledter 2aune,
paB ,unler iutimer AuItrtcr" lid 10 piel nun
traa8atldntiIde Na9ee9enbeiteh beftiuluert nno
10 bartuddi9 1T.
9entl1lauO.
6idaro ga 9ner, Ger 9rcBe 3utunItS.
Wulifer, ldgelbt betanntlld ben Gert gu leln9n
Spern ielblt. lleber D19uer, ben 3ufunftSs
p0eten la9t Elm eurOpdlld) oeutIAes Vlatt
Wtr baben Der oeutlh patriotil6en Suao9es
bunsen i'll lester 3eit 70 piele 9ebabt, 9~ereilnte
iowobl, pie uuserstnte. llebsrbctel aber wer.
ben lie liuamtlid, iul @ereimten lcwobl, wie IN
llnssreimten, ourd bas BON 0tt4aro Bl9aa
pertaBte 3utunftsbud vGrilt1n uno Slclee.'
DaS 2ibretto lit 5par nur ftetn, inOem ea nift
ulebr ais 10 Setten fiilt; bod, entbdtt e5 oed
Oterfniiroigen uiel. Sine lolAe f~anatll dye Att'
peutlhtbinlelei, cine lolde leoeufdls gut sc.
nleinte @lleoerptrrenfun9 Der oeutl1en SprL.
DIE lit un5 nod nlht uor9efommen. Da lol
/. y. Die Uta5o Vran9dne Serrn Griltan UcI
bic bolpe Slol0e beldeiDen. Orln9dne fra8tt
. 20 ~
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9Gnsei0e.

columbia @ncanpment Ytp. 3 g. s.. Il. y.
Dtn Nuelteeetn bes OrSens. pe(be N@ berlelOen anG6lie.
pen roasn otens CUR Na@rtdt, ba5 lie Biz ben 1. ApftI
nGbaea WtenatS, Cbae COMMITTEES aufaencmntn mfreeu unh
fa BET btn anterasi@netsn 5eamten msloea.
pie etesa TT isHen 6rsttaG, atsnSs ~ Rbr, In Der ges
6dbtte 6aae "a. StDdl
9ptbar &iepe, e. .. y. @tora Bronze. q. .
InoreaS UsAler. 8. y. Srtann Dauferih * 81
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pappel>, @tGen> un6 Sifprgs,
Saus uno SGreinerb ola,
70 Se que .mO8Hde anbere Artttel unb Matertalsn. teIHe
Mtoseit@fetntru UNI GtanUmaGer e~ebrauAen, Az Gem bIatafen
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TEN retue 5fu3ttGnapS TT iest btgt3 81 baben bet
Wik 81 -" NORnrb. RnPfRIh. No > OlfrIfEnfr.
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W1eiu Ser! lnter SnltruttIOnen Des @roB-
Stables Der Natlou, lese i4 Sle ourd einen
Ibelonceren 8oten in SenntniB, Dap 9eSeuwdrtl9
a6tbuupert auserlelene Sente al Der Siofulte
pom 6(prisa einquartirt uno ieOsn qusenblld
gum Nblegeln mad, Der vbetrltben Sniel" bereii
lino. @s miro Sbnsn biermlt beIoblen, nit Der
9rrB,9cSe Sbree StaateS gu couterlren uno
einen senauen Beri1t iber ale @ompasnien
9oer 6esimenter inter Der Se9enmdttl9en Con.
trOlle Sbrer 2cSe eln5ulencen.
Ya9tOn 8. Us 6 DID,
@rpB>Gommanbant Slban1 2c8e, Jtt. Z,
2ouifiana.
0atrt: New.0 rleuus, San, ben 26. 1859.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, March Mir. Simmons. Of Rhode
Island, moved On amendment requiring home valua
lions of imports, which (after a pro raoCd debate
on the point of such motion being in order) was
ost.
Mr. Hunter, Of Virginia, from the Finance Com
nitee, moged, as an amendment; that the President
BE- authorised to issue 10000 020O Treasury notes.
bearing per cent interest A Protracrcd debate
eueuei in which Messrs Seward Of New York
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, Davis of Mississippi
aid others, participated.
Ia the midst of the debate a motion for a recess
revailed
On rs~assemhling, debate was resumed in Com
mittee of the Whole; and, after further discussion
the ameLdm,nt Of the Committee, ,fferel by Mr.
Hunter, for The 20 million issue OF Treasury notes
YVES adopted by the fOlloSiugvo'e
Ayes-AIlen, Blyard, Barismn, ByIer, Cling,
mEn, Davis, Fitch, Green, GEin, Houston, Hunter,
". rson Jones, Mallory, Mlsou, Pcarcc, polk. Pugh.
Rsid, Rice Shields, SlideL, Ward and YJilee-2I
Nays-BrodeTick Cameron, Clark Dixon, Dcolit,
lie. Fcoie Hale Harlan, Simmons, W.lssn-lO
Nlr Benjamin, Of La, moved an amendment IN
appropriate $3.50 600 10 continue the Custom house
atNeW Orleans Lost, 10 against %
Advicts have been received frCm OR Minister in
Nicaragua, at the State Department, by the mail
steamer Illinois, in regard to III, Cass,Yrrisari
treaty. At the last date that treaty had no. been
ratified by the N!caragusn Congress: and whether it
had been submitted for ratification it does not Gers
tsinly appear. But the Ouseley treaty had not beea
ratified, though it had been laid befoI Congress.
The British Treaty, it is to be presumed, will be
at;fed. and If our treaty should not re the Tnitol
States government will be left IN an awkward pre-
dicament Under such circumstances, Congress
may perhaps see the necessity Of compliance with
the Presidents thricel epcated Recommendation ila,
power be granted to the executive TO use force for
the purpose osproecting American interests in that
Quarter The bill reported from the committee Of
foreignaffairs Of the Senate for that purpose might
be taken up Odsy, bat there is probability Of its
passage.
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Bank Declarations.

The New York Times, in speaking of the numer-
Gus bank defalcatisns that have recently taken
place, remarks, that, If there is nothing exciting
in such occurrences their frequency familiarity
ought to make them the more alarming. There is
hardly banking institution in the country which
has not suffered from similar frauds on the part Of
their confidential servants and there have been g
good many cases which have been hushed up, for
the sake Of the defaulteT's connections, and have
never reached the of the public. A summary
Of defalcations by confidential clerks which occur
annually in the United States, would present most
appalling aggregate of dishonesty among a class
OF men, who, from the very nature Of their employ
ment, must be persons Of superior intelligence aad
unsupported integrity for it is the least alarms
ing consideration in relation to these lucary de-
faultCrs, that they occur among the higher classes
Of bank employees"
II this character of defacatious constituted one
tgeateth Of the evil which they infct upon society
we should feel graufed, The greater part of the
loss from the delalestions of Bank Cashiers and
Clerks fall upon the Banks themselves; but when
the owners Of these institutions deflult-which is
seldom called by airy hnrsher name than suspen-
SIGN the loss falls upon the innocent people
There are thousands in Tennessee 10 day who carry
in their pockets printed evidences of these deelca
lions; and, in some instances with the Comp roll
ler's c,rtiiaateoF The fact
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Tue vote the passage Of this measure, which
wss vetoed by the Pl esident, almost Of strict
party character. OF the los affirmative votes in
she House, but three were given by Democrats,
Of the 100 votes that cast against it. al were
Democrats but nine We have net the vote in
the Senate, but understand th-t of these who IA
voredit but four we're from the South, Messrs
Bell, CRITTENDEN, Thompson, and HoUsroN, FRO
baby. OF the 81 Democrats who opposed the
measure iu the House alb ut one fourth were from
the North All the Democratic members frym Ten
ncsgse voted against the bill and all the Kuow No
things for it.
The bill was originally introduced by Mr.. MORBILL,
Vermont AbOlionisi. Upon its return, 20 The
Hous by he President, Mr. N. expressed great sur
Prise that The head Of party which claims o be
the cu!isr patrons Of agriculture, should veto q
measure inteadsd fer their special benefit. The
remark of Mr.. MORRILL, illustrates Of the eX.e-
lencies of the Democratic party. Notwithstanding
it is peculiarly The party Of the farmers and me>
chanies, thepaircn and friend of labor, il docs not
seek to foster those interests by any but just aud
constitutional means IL f. d. no wcrrant in the
Federal Constitution that au horizes lhe General
of farmers, and more Lsn it does for The education
oflaEyers any d ctors. Nor does The Democratic
party seek to buy up the people By bCs owing bCuu~
ties upon particular classes In clainiDgt TO be pc
culary the party of The lsborrg man, it has never
proposed to give the Farmer and Mechanic any ad
vantsges that were not eli yed alike by all other
classes. 1t makes itself The special guardian Of
their interests by simply Insisting that nc other
interests should have rights and privileges peculiar,
not epioy ed in cemrop; but that ell should be per
mi ted to stand upon the same levd aud be protect
Ell in the same rights.
The farmers and mechanics Of this country are
no: dependent upon the government for the means
of educating themselves--,he gOverument is depen>
dent upon them, and has a dollar that does not
cut of the pockets of its sovereign citiz rs.
Dependency upon government one ofthe attributes
of morarchal Institutions. Liberty, equal and
ssf-depeadynce the necessary attributes Of Re
publics.
The Democratic party opposes ell legislation, as
violative of the Federal compact aad dangerous in
its influence that accuStoms the people to rely upon
and look 10 government Oounties to help them in
their matters of private concern; ard all the legis
laion in The history of the government that we have
had of that character has originated with the Fed
eralis,, under some one of their numerous names,
occasionally al led by few Democrats who we're
ignorant Of their duty carried off by mo-
tives Of selfshness. In this spirit the Democratic
party have always opposed Internal Improvements
by III, general government, Protective Tariffs,
Banks, Private Corporations and "ves;ed right"
and the thousand and one other expedients that
have been invented to enable one-hslf of the world
TO live upon the labor of the ether half
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

Mr.. JEFFERSON AND THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE -
Mr.. Jefferson Dever ranked letters for any members
Of his family and correspondents frequently encIos
ed in these djrec cd 10 him. letters for OF his
family, but Mr. jefferson invariably gave notice Of
the fact to the Postmaster Of his Tlace, and had the
pos age cf all such letters charged to him The ex-
AMPLE Of Mr.. Jefferson is worthy Of imitation by all
those who entitled 10 be fraakirg privilege and
commend it t. them a JetsrsoniaH principle
that would be well to carry out TO the letter. In
this re'pec all ought to be strict and rg construc
touists Every editor in The Union should make
the above fact known to his readers. Charlottesville
Ia lei, rSnnian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

The Hon. Ed yard A. Hanuegsn died on the 25th
ult. at 81. Louis He was United States Senator
from Indiana from 1918 to 1919, ard was then sent
by President Polk as Minister to Prussia. Mr. II
was Of Irish origin, eloquent, impulsive, warm
henrted man, whose srgle ia ling, though a sad one
vas couuterbalanced ~ many generous qualities
4 brother in>lsw FL victim to his fury in
drunken QUAR-, some four or FIVE years ago, AMI
his life, as whole, might serve better to "pOint
moral" than to 'adorn tale." His age must
haVs been from 55 to 80.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

MONUMENT TO ANDREW JACKSON The Legisla-
ture Of L-ui-iana, two years ago, appropriated III
teen thousand dollars to erect q monument on the
battle ground at New Orleans, 10 commemorate the
exploit of Andrew jackson and his brave comrades
at that spot, on the Sth of January, 1915 The
monument has been carried up seventy feet, and has
become a prominent point of attraction to the visi
tor who comes from the Gulf of Mexico Il is to be
carried up seventy feet further, making total of
or hundred and forty feet The whole cost Will be
about for yfve thousand dollars. The work is being
carried on with great rapidity.-UtRI. ATpeGl
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FEarShaiI's Notice,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
MINNIE DISTRICT or IENNEsslE

A. !
MIDDLE DISTRICT TENNESSEE !
NETHEREAs, petition has been fled in the District Court
w United for Middle District Of Tennessee
day March, 1859 by IL Murphy
boat Delaware, her boats, tackle apparel and furniture,
against all lawfully intervening for their interest therein
the and the said petition
in the said District Court the 2i day OF March
Ter boats tackle apparel furniture against persons
Iwuly intervening their interest ereu
the said libel mentioned and it prayed the sid
petition, ana the sad libel that process issue against the said
Steamboat Delaware, her boats tackle apparel and furniture,
and that all be amOnShea and ci.ed general and
special be and appear before the said Court the 18th day
Of March, 9 there the premises and 70 make their
allegations in that behalf
Now therefore, Pursuance the monOns under the seal Of
the said Court directed and delivered in the above
toned hereby public notice to all persons claim
ing the said Steamboat Delaware her boats tackle apparel and
furniture any ein that they
appear before the said held city
Nashville Middle Disc: OF Tennessee. Saur
day. the 18th March, 1852 at 10 o'clock, the forenoon
Of that ddyiT he Court dayOherNise the Court
teIeerthen and there the premises,
make their allegations in that tehalf.
Datel3d day OF Marcn, 1859. ]. B. CLEMENTS
L, s. Marshal for the Made
mh4-dti District Of Tennessee.
wash PAsD for Bacon lard, Wheat, Fruits, Corn,
and all kinds Western produce at No. 10 Broad
strse Nashville, Tenn IRWIN & co.
jaua-dtw6SW
I-tGLACE.-Andcrsons fine Cut Tobacco. n Cans and
y Paper Packages Virginia PoCahonas smoking Tobacco,
in bales. just received by mill j. W. LANGLEf & co,
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Christian Wrapped

VHTOULD inform his friends and the public generally =
Nv he has ell to 3 Church street, 8 {.
doors below Union and American office, where 9E{T
be pleased his customers S4en
Boots and SHOES Made to order
and warranted to give satisfaction Ke airing neatly
tho bn
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THE STAR GALLERY!
D2guerFcOtypeS, AHRbrOfypes.
MELAENOTYPES
AND PIEOTOGRAPHS,
No 49, Union Street next door to Vessel Thompsons

e. +. SALTZTAN,
(LATE OPERATOR 4 HuGHrs' GALIERY)
AAN1NG fitted up rooms above, exclusively for that
branch OF business is prepared To ths ladies and
gentlemen OF Nashvend make FAC SMILES Of their faces in
The highest sly OF the Art No expense has spared either
IN furnishing bis apartments Procuring the and most
improved apparatus and materials uScri er conf lent
ly inyes all who may want pictures give him call, pegng
satisfaction in every
q PEntrance next dOOE (wesO to Vessel & Thompson
ms 4 SAI.TZMAN