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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11
NEGRE MARRON EN- Prison

NEGRE MARION EN- PRISON.
A etc arrete ct conduit a la geole o.
Il de notre paroisse, lie Negro anne K
ricain nomme ASA, Sc disant APP ~
partenir a James Crawford, de Thibo-
deanxville, sur lie bayou Lafourche, a 4
miles de, la station Terrebonne du che
min de fer. Ledit negre est age d'envi-
ron 26 ans; il porte barbe ct est tres
noir. LIE proprietaire est invite a lie.
yenir gu a le faire reclamcr, EN- Sc con
a la loi. st.
a. s W. AGUILLARD, gcolier.
Pointe-Coupee, 81 mai 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

Commentaries Francais Sc sont
empsarees dune place tres, importante ct
ibien fortifee, ct ont, IN, outre, obtenu
DIES success dams divers autres combats.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

MEMPHIS, 3 juin-Un incendie a eclate
dams lie chantier de marine de cette vile,
ct plusieurs ediices ont etc devores par
les fammes. Perte $27, 900, couverte par
Passurance. 49," f#+ rf"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

LA Compagnie des omnibus de Paris
a transporte, pendant Pannee qui Went
de s'ecouler, &c. oo, 900 de voyageurs, ct
q fait $4,000, 900 de recette. 5As
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s., IA "A q, 81
s'EsT ECHAPPE

SEST ECHAPPE
TIE la residence du soussigne, au bayou Crosse
IL T6te, lie dimanche, 20 mai dernier, un
MULET bal, marque EH sur Fepaule
droite; il a Ell outre, sur la Jesse droite. une
marque ronde provenantd'une cause quelconque.
Une r%ecompense honn6te sera donnee 4 qui lie
ramenera a PAUL PROSPER.
Pointe Coupee. ii JUN 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11
P, IL Ms
Constructor ct Reparateur de Mouths a

m0udre le MATS, &c, &C.,
nONNE avis aux habitantS de cettt paroiSse.
IL quill est pref a reparcr les pierrcs IL mou-
Dire ct Il les rcmcttre en- bon ctat. ainSi que les
dts mouths. ct tout ce qui conccrne son ttat.
II est tres-bicn rccommande dcs citoyens de
cette paroisse, ainsi que de tous ceuX pour les
qnels ii a trsEaille. On pourra, dependant, sen
refercr a MN. E. Tanneret. V. Hebert ct Antoine
Decuir. de cette ~paroisse: ct a NM. Tn. W. Scott.
Stephen Windham. G.. ct O. Rhea. X. II. Barrow.
ID. Barrow. J. Carriere. J. H. McNcclv. &c. d'ESt
ct Ouest-F elieiana.--S'adrcssc au bureau de
ce journal. OIL IA P. K. Stephens. IA Bayou-Sara.
10 mars. 3 mois.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

WASHINGTON, "a mai-Le dGpartcmen1
dEtat a etabli lie reglement s%uivant
Regard des passports pour ceux qui sc
rendent en- Europe:
lies personnes qui partent des Etats-
Unis pour France, par la vote du Havre,
devront faire wiser leurs passports par
lie consul francais du port d'ou Giles par
front; ...r... ....-..
"Les passengers partant pour France
par la vote d'Angleterre, devront faire
wiser leurs passports a la legation des
Etats-unis aLondres; ..-tf -.
i "Ccux partant pour pEspagne ou les
lies espagnoles DIES Antilles, devront
faire wiser lcurs passports par lie con-
sui espagnol du port d'oa Giles partiront;
LES citoyens naturalises DIES Etats-
Unis desirant visiter les pays strangers,
seront tenus d~'envoyer leurs papiers de
naturalization au d6partement d'Etat,
la description de leur personne.
@Ces papiers lcur seront REMOVES
apres examen."
26 mai-Le SecrGtaire de la Tresore-
rie recommande a nos batiments mar
de deployer leur pavilion en-
oleine mer, aussi vite que possible, lors-
lulls rencontreront I'm navire de guerre
lie n'importe auelle nation.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

Les amis de notre jeune compatrio
te, Paul Morphy, lni ont fat, a New.
York. OH il Went d'arriver, I'M ~aecueil
plein dc cordialite: II va sans dire que
Morp1,y a du SC. mesurer de nouveau
avec quelqucs forts .%joueurs d'tehecs
quill a v~aincus, apres leur avoir dome
tons les avantagcs possibles. lie Club
des Echoes lui a offtrt, CONNIE temoi-
gnage festime ct d'admiration, I'm Gchi-
quicr en- bois prGcicux, accompagnG de
pieces faites toutes dor ct d'argent, ct
ornGcs de pierres ]precieuses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

light ls go3e--a voice Is heard no more,
While D e newuads grave Heaven deSs are iAlng;
Po4sssrrra slzrrsi '.I1e's ftful fever Ger
{ To him no more earth's troubles come appalling
Sad vas the hour--she deed how cold and dark
hus SNATCH from srh her puEest, nobless tressure
DEATHS angel came ths ''Ioves shining mark,')
hseiess Of srts wh7se grief would know no measure
he placed bis icy hand upon the AroW,
And touched the cheek with marble Vhiteness
Bade the warm heart-blOOd cease its silent noW'
And the hue orb giveup its beAming Brightness
Oh, softly sigh above the sleeping dust
Ye night-Winds, o er his pillow gently h9Ringi
Disturb ye not the brave mans halioWeoFest-
Far him are streams Of sorrow ever Towing.
Fond brothers vsep-lOved sisters mourn him dead
sad memory ever green his name ia keeping -aa
Heavens angels watch shout lOWly bed,
The grave wherein PoIkDEETER's sweety sleeping.
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MORE TO Be ADAIRED TEAM TIE
Il ECEz ESI DEADEM
EVER

| , a =
EYER
Worn by Kings or EmperOrs
What! why a beautiful Head of Hair.
y ECAUsEitis the ornament God Himself r5Didof for all
ID Reader, although the may bloom
teeth he those Of pearls, if the kead brf Of its covering
the hair be snsrei and shYeled harsh and dry STILL
spnked With gray natLre will lose half her charms Prof
NoOs Hair Restorative II used two OF three TINES week will
and permanently all, such
the Following and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
7SaI5srg: s. ,a-a
Dear S-Perrl express to you the obligations an
under for the entire restoration Of hair its original color
Becoming gray, upon the application OF your Hair Resora
tive recovered its original hae. consider Restorative
As wonderful invention quite efcacious as we'll a.
agreeable ans dear sir yOm' truly ny Ipvpa
s'DrycA ar Gwyliedyct.'
Welsh Newspaper Office Il Nassau st April r. 1858.
received SOttle your Hair Restorative and gave my wife
who concluded her hair, little thinking at the time
that would restore the hair its original color but to her
well my SURPRISE after few weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful effect Of turning III the hairs to dark brOwr
the Restorative all persons want of such
oAngeh Of their hair. CHARLES oARDEW.
NER YORK, July 25 1857.
PKOF. o. J. WooD With confidence do recommend you
using your hair whskers which
almost white have gradually dark and feel
color. 1t hasrele7edme of all daneruH
pleasant tch common among Pers ons who PerP freely
PRoT. WooD-AbOut years ago my hair falling
many remedies effect commenced using Restors
tive in January last few applications fastened hair firmly
began up, grow
back. At this ully restored to its original COLOR
health and hsuly to all
Chicago, Ill.,, May Z, 1857. J. D. HOES.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of Sizes large,
drm and small the small holds pint and retsls for
dollar per bce the iridium holds least cent
in proportion than the SMALL rea for dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion and
retailed for %.
o. J. WOOD co ,PrOpristOrs SIC Broadway New York. n
The great Y Wire Railing Esabshment and ll4
st. Louis, No.
by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nOv24-f&WIyn
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GrmfenDerg vegetable pms

EEyHs Greaerg Vegetable Pills offered only rs valuable
for the of diseases arising from arrangement in III.
digestive Organs and the symptoms indicating their need are
generally Consumpton Heaache Nervousness Uneaes a.
ter eating Heartburn Acdty NAuses Flauleuce
Want OF Appetite Debility Rntness Pain Stomach and
B-Wes Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Bois Eruptons Restess
disturbed Sleeping GriPn FeEeFshness, and Low Bill
lions and Remittent Few
On account Of TIER gJeR Haess and from tie fact TIA
they D5V1 grippe naHseIte Ledcs tee GOTes co gspa
tel con II on TIE GTdnbeg PTS lrH be found pleas
AM than any Others.
IL = PAIGE p cENTs On RECEIPT
FOUR BOXES RI
or THE COUNTRY. ALEX MACKENZIE,
nov le-1 il College Street, Nashville.
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Presidents N1essage.

We shall be prepared to supply, at a reasonable
rate the interior press, with any number OF copies
of the Presidents message in extra form, Tor their
papers with the names of their paper printed on
The message if we receive their orders in time.
This will enable them TO bring the message before
their readers less expense than the usual cost OF
composition, and at earlier day Such as may de
sire 10 avail themselves of this offer, should write
Immediately. - IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

CLAIMS FOR THE PREsIDENCY.-A dispatch Fl ON
Milledgeville dated the 10th inst says: Ihe Demo
cratic State Convention. now in session here, has
adopted a resolution recommending the claims Of
Howell COBB for the Presidency. A number of
the members Of the Convention have withdrawn,
urging that the Convention is irregular and unau-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
ENQUIRER telegraphs that paper that Attorney Gen
ersl VOORHEES,, JoHN l.. ROBINSON, and Gov. WILLARD
were all in Washington, their return from Rich
mo,d. Virginia, having entirely failed to obtain a
ra,Iop or Communication for Cook.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

Government STEAMER Observation-Disclosures has
been received at Boston that the government sur
veving steamer, Fennimore Cooper, has been
wrecked in the harbOr of kanagama, Japan All
hands were saved. The vessel was total loss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

After the outside of our edition had been worked
Off last night, it was discovered that portion of
the speech of Mr.. VAUGHAN, on the first page, was
omitted. We shall publish it entire tomorrow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13
LARGE SALE OF
LANDS AND NEG Il o E 5

LARGE SALE OF
LANDS AND N e G. Il o e 5,
IN MORGAN & MADISON COUNTIES, ALABAMA.
VNTEw sell at Public premises, TU
w I7ho January, 1850 il fair otherwi the next fair
day, sunday excepted
2S7G Acres Tennessee River LaAds,
laying in Morgan comfy Alabama and 7 the oppo
River, miles above TTaua and
These Lands situated 10 miles
from Huntsville, good ueighbOTh0od and
healthy and product lands in Morgan Madison
counties. About $50 acres of which are
| TENNESSEE RIVER Low LANDS
The Land and Crops speak will
third cash. the baancen equal annual payments
with Interest from the day OF sale, the
give negotiable Notes satisfactorily endorsed the
| title withheld until the last payment is made.
At the same time and place, will sell for Cash
1876 As LIKELY HEALTHY NEGROES
as can These Negroes
by Mr. Mich Lewis out Of thousands and
we'll trained the CROP ShOeIhaE
Backsmhs Carpenters and good House Servants among
them At the time and place, will sell for cash,
Al Head of Mules and Horses,
81 head Of Cattle the Oxen Stock Hogs killing Hogs and 30
heal OF Sheep
Atthe time and place will sell for Cash about $50
bales Of COTTON.
Carers Bridge, Albermare county Virginia, Gen
GEO C GILMER, Agent,
dec3-dlt Wd For Zacharia Lewis and Daniel Lewis.
The Nashville Union and american will publish in da
y and afterwards weekly till day Of SALE and send to
Gen BENZ PaerSOn Huntsville AA-Hunthille Democrat
ROOMS FOR RENT.
StEVERAL desirable Rooms year 1860, UNON
- AND AMERICAN Baiding, for rent. Apply to PORT
II
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AutIien sale of Extra Rich Furniture, Pi-
amos, CarPetings, Oil Paintings Dim
ing, Breakfast and Tea Sets,
Glass Ware, &c, SC,

ID EN-. F. SHIELDS will sell Thursday, Dec. l5th CON
ms7cing 10 o'clock A. NJ precisely the marble re
pnee Of Doctor Warne CoeEs the entire
Psrlor Chambers, Halls, Cabinet Dining Room and
Kehen consisting the elegant Furniture AID Furnish
lag articles useful and ornamental, with superior
grand Rosewood Piano. Each will be numbered
cnsecutiyey in their ORDER without
the highest bidder until the whole closed The Doc
tor having leased the preDses for term Of years
The rooms comfortably heated, especially for the ladies
who n particularly invited to attSnd.
TERMS-A under el00 cash, all 800 and
$500 months dit ali $500 twelve months
credit approx, AdO payable Of the city hanks
y.
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amended SO az to inclOd, all the citizens living on
Russell Greek 10 Perry county.
Ga notion Of Mr. VAUGHAN the bill was amend
ed so as 10 include the lands Of Hamilton Dickey In
Msnroe unity.
Mr. FARRELff moved to amend the bill SIS fol-
lows: THAT the county of Shelby Re added to tap
State of Atksnsae." [Laugbier.l
The Chair ruled the amendment out Of order.
And then
On motion, the House took recses till i've min
utes after o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

The store of JAMES RHODES, in Providence, r. l.
was destroyed by fire the 10th inst together with
400 bales of Mobile cotton The loss is about fifty
thousand dollarsi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

SOUrH CARoLNA.-The Charleston fourier of the
llth, says that the committee Federal Relations
in the Legislature OF South Carolina, recommend
the passage Of resolutions rc-airming the position
of South Carolina, declaring the right to secede
from the Union and that the people should make
common cause 10 sustain her vindicaton of the
of the South The committee also recon-
mend that the Military Contingent Fund be increased
70 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

GUNsg GUNS!! GUNSgI!
ACEY & II A MIL TON,
No. Al College street, Nashville, Tenn,
TTAvR Just received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces made
their the celebrated Gun Makers OF England:
fine 5subb Twist, made by Hollis & Sheath.
Fine London Twist do Mortimer.
Fine Lamenated Steel do Green0ugh.
Fine Wire Twist do COns-
French Pattern Lamenated Steel, made by Collins.
Lamenaed Steel unvarnse stock very fine, by Greenough
Common Wire twist, Double and Single Guns by King
Thse put with Every gun tested before
being shipped They 1T sizes and lengths we'll aap
tel to TIE o. the spOrtsmen Of this community
They have, large assortment Of Rifles Revoyers Of
all kinds Derengsr Pistols Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Eey
fne Water Proof Caps BadEins and Eeys Gun Waddng fine
Sporting Powder Caps Primers Duck Shooting Powder Biey
Patent Wire Cartridges deer hO ting charged buck shot
to which invie the attention Of the pnblie.
nctI-dstu2Ll
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W. eRIsHAA u. o. huEEAAkA.
GRESHAM q HUFFAK ERR,
Successors to Smith, Love & co.,
HOLESALE GEOCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
IS SOUTH MARKET sTRxKT,
Nashville, Tennessee.
WYE receipt OF large and well assorted soeh Of
wv Groceries, Liquors. &c to which we inviteh attention
Of the trade:
Sugars.
80 aids louisiana leo bills Bait Cruahd aud PoWd
50 boxes Loaf; Io0bbls st. Louis do do
Coffee
800 bags New Orleans Rio;
$50 do Choice Baltimore.
Liquors.
100 barrels Pixies, Deans and Chenarth's Whistles;
400 Bourbon, Rye M0nongahelS and Smiths Old Re-
Whisky;
zoe do Country made, Lincoln Roberts q, Ac.I
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy
Is pkgs French do
Is do Ginger, Blackberry and Ohsrsyde
10 Rolland Gin:
Is casks Port Wine;
20 btls Sweet Malaga Wnei
pkgs Old Jamaica Run;
SundrieEs
400 boxes Star Candles It's kegs Tobacco all grsdesi
200 half do do do I0O,OJO Cigars, do
$50 or do do do 80 chests Green and Black
Also good assortment Of Pepper spice Ginger, Soda &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
oct9-dtw&wly GRESHAM HUPFAKKR
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EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE
With great facilities for
CURJNG HACON FOR EARLY TRADE

CUKING HACON, FOR EARLY TRADE.
THNHE have provided themselves with large Brick
and Fire Proof SlSke HOUse, upoA their premises
in the situated South side Of Eroad Street
where they prepared recve quantities of PORK
SALT which be converted into BACON with great facility
and offered the trade from tO months Earlier than
done by shippers from Tennessee ard other points, and
sequence great advantages experienced BY the shippers
growing Of small losses weight compared with those
cident shiDmen during the spring and months aud
also the QUICK SALES which made taking of the
Joints earyday, before the deVeOpeRt fIiHt from
a0It Of thorough SdRg and also Obviatng the greatest Of
all difficulties with jOins-the attack OF flies.
The undersigned had experience the
above process Surfing Bacon, confidently affirm at
the adv mtages to be derived by SMOKING MARKET
equal Ia the Of tie Meat
its If and done in style greatly super anything which
is sent here other psnts thereby rendering drc
tire 10 tie buyer and kUcrSfj0e 10 tie shipper.
Charges for smoking and selling modera;e. Any conmunca
tons this subject, touching the Bacon, Flour
Produce generally will be promptly and personally attended TO-
Very respectfully,
j. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
General Commission and Produce Merchants,
Nc. 800 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga.
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BIiLS INTRnnunFn

By Mr.. LANE: No. I67--Fo authorize the APP
pointment of patrol in each county and for other
purposes. Passed fret reading. .zsaazszlasss.s
BY Mr.. STOKES: No l6S-To amend the crimi-
nal laws OF the State in relation to dueling. Pass
ed first reading and referred to the Committee on
the Ju3icisTy
On moioa Of Mr.. NASH, it was ordered that two
hundred aad fly copies # the bill be printed for
| the use of the Senate
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BY M. c. BRUCE--AuctiOneer.

French, Porcelain and Bohemian
Cat Glass and Christmas Gifts,
AT AUCTION.
YTTHE citizens Of Nashville and vicinity respectfully IN
formed that have received very large sOnsignment
the latest and richest patterns Of
CHINA WARE, &C.
To be sold at Auction the highest BIDDER without
cash. the Of Cedar Cherry Streets
mencng Monday morning. December Eth 0oeock and
continue day and MI until all are sold.
The stock consists Of the following articles viz DiRing Sets,
decorated Geld Plain White Tea Ses Decorated ER
ameled Gold band Plain White ete Tete Cassel0s Com
potiers Receivers Soup Tarsen Covered
Vegetable Dishes Salad Bowls and GRAVY
BOs Dining Supper Tea, ard Ice Cream Plates Gold Band
and Plain White Pickle Dishes; also China Flower Vases, and
Motto Coffee Cups and oTsens Metal Tea Sets Pitchers, Cob
lets, Tumbiers Coffee ans Tea. Pots, &C.
BOHE MIAN CUT GLASS,
Decsntsrs Finger Bowls Spoon Holders, Cologne
FANCY GOODS,
Portable 3esks, Work Boxes, or MAshe FOlOs Also,
Knives and Forks Silver Plated Casters Spoons Forks
Pipes other articles menIsn,
I'll TIE Ladies invited 70 call and examine the Wares BE-
fore the sales For the convenience Of Ladies attending this sale
/ have reserVed seats expressly for their
Goods bought this sale carefully packed aud shipped free Of
charge. decs
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EITHER BANK 10 Aug sIa, Ga.
W sHAPAED & Co, Nashville, Tenn.
1T TEArMAN. do do
W RICHARDSON, Louisville. Ky.
YEATNAN, ROBERTSON & Co st. Louis, Mo.
derI9-dIlIays-Wr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

THE SPEAKER laid before the Senate comma
nicaiiOn-fFow the Chamber of Commerce of Ne'
York, the subject Of sandy cotton, which va
referred to the Cammiltee on Agriculture and Man
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TENNEssGg Ls.s>LArUaE.
SENATE.


MoxD ", December II, 1866.
The Senate vas called 10 order al niue O'Clock ~
.5e Speaker, and was opened with prayer by the
Rev Mr. Smith
L. SANDY COTTON.
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LAW BOOKS.
o HIN ZOE K q CO.,
80 Q X sEEAERs,

save ,1at received the following collection Of
Law puotieanons, to which they beg to invite the
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Christmns Presents.
CHEROKEE REMEDY.

VETE ask the afflicted which you preer7
ewn Reedeone which will speedily and permanently cure
you the compounds heretofore used with all their
facilitating together with the OathsOme diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy Natures Specific for GOnor
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
offending Instances could he
produced Of its effects which wo-ld sagger creiulity
The preparations heretofore used have failed but
never in enc instance been Happily
mankind the Governor of the world s Father who aic not
In mercy be has appoint Medicine for diseases
which when taken quickly dies all parts of the system attacks
admirable gives until has completely expelled it
from the body, aid restores the unfortunate patient to former
This Remey strikes at the very root Of this disease
deney not simply to suspend the poison but to remove the
il , And Whist ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire
ing being suspected
Kennedy" for secret diseases.
" eaiiseon Feaeal diseases with full directions Tor their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
cines. POTTER & MEkWIN, Sole ProprietOrs,
Sold in Nashville at whoIese by Berry Demovle
ing & PendeOn retail BY W Hendershot, and all Drug.
gists everywhere. dcc4-dtwS wi inside
BLANK BOOKS.
F. HAGAN, No. III College Street.
HAS lust received very large assortment of BLANK
DAY HOOKS,
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
LETTER BOOKS,
HOOTERS,
RECORD BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
LETTER PRESSES,
AND INVOICE BOOKS.
very large variety Of all cizes and styles Of Bndery
Memorandum AMI Pass Books o. every icde descrip
ton in mmenJe quantities, at reduced prices.
BILL PAPEB.
100 Rrams Of Bill Account Paper assorted, just
dby +. HAGAN,
dec9 Al College Street
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INSURANCE.
Policies Issued and Renewed
Mia = &c M arr
IN THEIR WELL KNOWN
INsU RANCE COMP ANIEsI
AND
Losses Promptly Paid.
noVaG NO . COLLEGE STREET
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1
II Ock city Guard ia IA d
PERMANENT ESTA BLLSHEB.
FRANK BELER, Leader.
FEVHE Band composed Professional Musicians
organized and fully prepared to execute musical orders for
Funerals PocesonS ParaGe Serenades, Pic mics Fairs
bees, &c
The Band under The Direclsrship Of HERSCHELL ZEN
TON. Applications made him at his the the City
Bank to either Of The Music Stores to A A ASbrook
ness agent, will meet vi prompt attention
dec9-2H u. G. JOHNSON, Secretary.
on BBLs PiBpinslor saisby A. JENKINS
ApPIetOn's Railroad Guide,
FOR DECEMBER,
Just received by HAaAN & TREAHOR,
dec9 No. 6 Union Street.
Yankee Notions,
FOR JANUARY, 1850
Just received By UAGAN & TREANOR,
dec No. 9 Union Street.
COALI COALI COALg
+ HAVE in the yard fer SaIs
ii SO Tons Selected Lump,
50l " Screened Round:
500 q Fine for BiseksmithS:
Which will sell at the FOL owing reduced rates:
Large Select Lump 81 cents per baShel:
Screened or Round y !"
Blacksmith y "
Orders at Box o. ONCE or at the yard back OFN
G. Railroad Depot, will be promptly attsRdsd TO-,
dees SAMUEL ]. AGNEW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-13

GEVERAL desirable Rooms for the year 1860 in the USIO'
- AND AMERICAN Baildng for rent. Apply to FORT
Agent, orto Tdecl3-dIu1 W = COOPER