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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16

aoTeanzaon for period Of serentyour years. partic
pate largely the Indian wars o. 10 and 49, Wei
beproud Of you antiquity AID we'll may e receive instructions
from you N the Of she military ofari
lerg Is Itself Of arcient date heng rs introduced y the Chi
ness Gle B. c. about les the King Of Delhi had cannon
mounted on carriages hundred yess later the use OGarte
~ was general in In1a. From the Chinese and Indoo the
Arabs learned The Of the cannon from whom the
the l4th century received the art in an condition Fer
dnana ~ took Gibraltar ~ as early as lsOwhieh feat
has been performed frequently From the spanaes the
use Of artillery passed to all the nations Of Europe Is now
in general ruie among all of the civilized nations the
This was the strong arm Of the great Napoleon in nearly all
Of bis brilliant achievements, and day colbaants Of Ru
rope are making elective tr artillery on The BEAUTIFUL
yet sangunary plains Of obardy many Of The battles
Of the American revolution late wars our brave sci.
disrs provedio the entire satisfaction naughty eneE nat
although ne are young naien aly equal The Oldest
in the art Of
But Gentlemen, viii dsSain yon longer In the rehearsal
Of deeds Of valOr, the history artillery practice
subjects are familiar you ell. the Sunny
souih where cvalry, generosity. hospitality long
since INFO Rrover and sincerely hope that you viii
ind here in this Psa OF the West Of those high
virtues and that visit viii prove Agreeable you
presence Is to
Gen- r CUYLER, an honorary member of the
Chatham Artillery, accepted The hospitality thus
rendered. in a brief extempOrsneous speech marked
by the sterling good sense for which he is charac-
tetised in his native city and State We felt proud
Of our noble State when Gen. CUYLER admitted
that in The matter Of internal improvements, We
we're not a whit beOind the people of Georgia. 1t
was compliment TO make Tennessean proud.
Gen. CUYtER was exceedingly happy in his allusicn
to the vaOr of She people of Tennessee, and of the
proves CT the noble old Hero Of the Hermitage,
whose vslOr and fagaeity bad given to Georgia the
farest and most desirable portion of her territory
that originally owned by the Creek Indians.
After the ceremonies at the City Hotel, The Artil-
lery marched to the Capitol, where they fred 4
lutte, after which they struck their flag for the day.
and mingled freely, and not without pleasure, We
trust, among our citizens and in visiting the va
rious objects OF interest in the city.
At night the Chatham Artillery, in body, sere-
naded Mrs. Polk, the estimsble lady of the late
President Polk, by whom they were entertained in
that cordial and unOstentalious sinpci for which
that lady was celebrated during her residence at
the White House
Thus has ended the first day Of dur distinguish
ed visitors in the City of Rocks, in maUner, we
trust at once agreeable to them and credilable 10
ourselves
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MARROW EscAPE-A friend writes US that on
Friday, the 81 inst, the engineer at the steam cir
cular saw mill of Messrs. BARRETr BLAKE, At
Gibsonvlle in this Stats, started the engine while
Mr.. NEWTON EMERsoS. the sawyer, was in the t
of sharpening the saw, and the teeth Of the saw
caught his pants just below the knee. Mr.. EMER-
son, finding himself amost within the jaws Of
DEATH aud being unable to extraate himself sprsng
with all the energy gyea BY his psrious situation,
and threw his body 10 the right, allowing the saw
10 carry him into the saW-frame. Tho calf of
his left leg passed between the two saws, and was
of course, severely maugled the saw also leaving
many other marks upon his person Mr. ENERsoN,
though badly injured, is likely t. recover.
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A SLAYER Captured.

NEW YcBK, June 15.-Tbe bark Orion fifty days
from Congo river, Africa has been brougha here
under the charge of Lieuts, Dallas and Campbell
and anchored under the guns Of the Navy Yard.
The CAPTAIN, Hanna, died Of a broken heart.
The Orion was seized at Sharks Point on the
Congo river By the English steamer Triton, and
subsequently iransferrei to the Unied States sloop
of war Marion, who being convinced Of her being
engaged in the slave trade, put prize crew aboard
of and ordered her home.
A few days before the Orion sailed the barks Ar
dennis and Emma Lincoln were also seized at
Sharks Point by commander Brent of the Marion,
and will probably be also sect home.
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MACDRNALD'S IMPROVED
GafvaniZed Iron Refrigerator,

ON practical and scientific prncipesthe best and
venieut article IL for cooling and preserving meats,
butter fru vines They arranged that the
~ rms soziy through each SHELF and, being confined from
M o the air. keeps them at the coolest point, causing
me the throughout the whole
This effected by the drppng from the ice, which
lost y all other refrigerator They open the front and
ouake neat pece Of furnturecan be placed any
md have water a BY which perfectly cold water st all
times be had without additional These rsgerdtOrs
no ps5leRk They have been successful operation for up
ward OF years. the Qualification Of hos who have them 10
use as rceTcae will show and the approx
the public The Improvements nenty adde by which
the perfect ventilation Is insured great saving Of ice has
obtained rgd air prodneei ard durability sdected
certainly place them TAR in advance Of anything offered for
public patronage Galvanized has been substituted fer ~
seTng lieu Of zinc, thereby enabling offer them an a
entirely from orydzat0n and c0rrosion, and oouseen
void Of that ageeabs odoT which has hersors been most %
iset0able IN ether refrigerator In addition % the
vastly superior 10 Other owing the eongenient
and unequaled principle, they serVAeie - - =
conceded that galvanized iron Is durable A1 ~
- - E. W. MACDONALD,
mav9s-dAsv1m No 20 EoSrth St,s LouisTils, 81.
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CANDIDATES.
rnR .rrnRNEY GENERAL,

We are authorized announce JAMES o. sHACBLkORD'
Esq Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney Gener-
for the State Of Tennessee in place Hon. J. L. 7. sSETD
resiy,ed msySa
We are authorized to announce TIos j. FREEMAN, Of the
county Of Gibson candidate .Or Attorney General for the
st4eof Tennessee place of qOn. J. T. sSrED resigned
june3
We are authorized to announce WM. B. REESE, Jr Esq,
as candidate the Office Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. june2
We are authorized to announce JOHN ". HEAD, Esq as
candidate Attorney General for the State of Tennessee
of Hon. J. L. I. SNEED resigned.
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MAS VILL h.
ARRIVAL Of she Chnsham ArsIiIery.

Arrival OF the Chatham Artillery
The Chatham Artillery OF Savannah arrived yes
terdsy morning at o'clock, and very large COZ
course Of citizens, including the Cadets Of the Mil
itAry Department Of the University Of Nashville,
the Shelby ousrds, the German Yagers, and the
Pupils Of the PEtiic seA-sols under the charge Of
Superintendent PFARL, were at the depot Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Rsilroad TO extend to
them 8 cordial TENNESSEE WELcoGE nobler
looking set Of men is seldom seen. They are 8
type of the ohi7alry of the EMPIRE CuT OF rHE
South, renowned as she is for brave men. The
following is complete LIST of the officers and mem
bers of the Chstham Artillery who compose the ex-
oursion;
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SIOur readers viii bear in mind that on this day
sale of valassls country property takes place.
Messrs j. L r. W. BROwS will Offer ROsEaoEr,
or the soUrHA ALL PL,cs,. conti lining $50 acres Of
land, situated on the Murfreesboro Turnpike, three
miles frem the city. LNOsLEY will offer the SMi-
Ley PI.soE, in the immediate vieiaiiy of the above,
This plase eaatsins.6 ceres Both places are snb7
divided to suit purchasers. No property in the vi
Ciniry Of Nashville possesses superior q fractions
to these For bslutj of location, fertility Of SOIL
aae water. and every REQUESTS that renders the
country attractive these places have for long time
enjoyed most eEYiable reputation. AL those who
would delight ia pleasure excursion to she country
would do WeIlto embrace this tfsr Of The BRowSs
and LiSDsLKY, AMI take ride in their 0mnibuses
this day
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LATEST news
BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign.
NEw YOsK, June l5.-Ths Duke Of Parma b. )
arrived in Swiiz srland. 49,,
The French engineers hGss arrived at Serera,
collecting vessels cross Lake Nsggore, vita 50o0
The French AdriAsic squadron oap.ured IS Aus
trian vessels, vslusd at four Iaillion pounds
The Austrian oaisssl bull, tin, daieia Verona the
lst, says, the euems attacked the vanguard Of the
Seventh Austrian e3rps, bat their further advance
was stopped BY the corps under General Tobei
There is very large number Of wounded at
Milan.
On The FIRST, Farez was cauBouaded aud taken By
General Urban, who reBststed the legal authorities
and levied war contributions on the city.
ExaLAnr-No business will be done in Parla-
ant dn,.I after the 9Th, when the Queens speech
will be delivered.
In the Derby rsses Sir Joseph Hamless kayid
won tie stakes Of nesFly seven thousand pounds.
! 1t is rumored that Hs#iey also won bets to the
amour; ffty-seven thousand pounds
! The new Telegraph Company propose laying a
cable from Cornwall to Canada, with capital Of
100000 pounds
A crest explosion of Salt Petrs occurred aboard
the troop ship Eastern Monarch while anchored of
Spithead, two children and two adults persisted.
Paul Won Siettin of Augsburg, has filled.
Rates Of discount are still falling
1t is rumored that Bright and the Radicals in
Parliament have been gained by the Government by
sn offer of three seats in the Cabinet.
The recall Of French soldiers on leave has con-
siderably augmented the army.
The Paris Bourse is advancing. QuOtststi0ns
are higher. Three per cents closed on the 81 ct
63f .ss ...5
Piedmont has recognised under certain conditions
the neutrality Of tue Pspal States
An extensive French manufacturer, employing
French heads at Hes5e-Cassel, as been obliged 10
quit in consequence of the excitement against III
French.
TURKEr-The garrison at Belgrade has been
trebled.
Turkey is aboat to send strong naval force 70
the Adristic
Herzegeria is 10 opsn revolt
LArEsr--A revolt in the whole Of European TUT
key is imminent. ..s
Arrival Of the steamer City of Mans
chester.
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no Virginia Testimony
SSSA~-S Messrs. B. d Fd6Re5tock d Co.: Gentlemen
Radcliffe, resident of HenricO county, the
city Richmond, Virginia. made the following statement 70
negro boy, tEoye4r old, sick presume the cause
lie much Frustrated that desPared Of
ahopes recovery e last resort concluded to
rs B. A. FdIRestOes Vermfuge, and purchased Of 0. A.
srecker, one VIAL which gave him spoonful morning
and night for three days continuation In less than three
hsurs after had given him the first dose the child commenced
- pass worms Sizes inches lsng. to the
tonsn number from hundred and the is
srfectly well.
certify with pleasure the truth Of the above advertisement,
0. A. STRECKER.
II Purchasers should look rU the wrap.
per- and that they buying B. A FAHNrocXs YERNEroE,
and other Iunel-t&Elm.
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We were pleased to receive visit yesterday from
Mr. W T. THOMPSON, editor of the Savannah NsWs,
and Mr. F. W. SINS, publisher of the Savannah
Republican, who visit our city in company with the
Chatham Artillery. The former is tn, author Of
Mai. JOsEPH JONES Courtship, en- other humorous
publications, which have secured fer their author
the reputation of of the best humorous writer's
Of the day. We trust they will carry with them on
their return many pleasant IecOllsCtions of their
visit 20 Nashville.
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CoTrox BLOOMS AND BoLLs The Mobile Adoer-
tser has had sent to it from Commerce, Ala, cot
ton bloom and bOT plucked in that vicinity the
Slst Of May.
The jacksonville (FIa.) Standard has also been
presented WITH we'll advanced stalk of See leland
cotton in full and rich bloom "som, days" before
the Goth Of Nay. If the Standard had bsen little
more defliie in the matter Of time, it nigh: per
hsps have laid claim the frs. fruits of the season.
bloom having been plucked in Texas on the 23d of
Nav
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Book Notice.

Trumpet Heads and Tails for the Wise and Waggh
b. Appleton Co., New York.
This is new American edition Of a quaint old
English Look written by PAUL CHArF1eLD, NJ. D.,
and published ia London in 1886. L. contains much
that will amuse and some things that may instruct
the reader 1t is certainly very comfortable after
dinner reading for these lOug summer days.
For sale by W. I. BsRRY Co.
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New Orleans 1Iarrket.

New ORLEANS, June I5.-Gollon sales to day l.
500 bales. The steamers news caused advance
of /. Middling l1I Flour very dull G.25; Corn
firm, sales $500 bushels; Mess Pork 1850, sales
1000 bbls.
Freights on Cotton to Liverpool /.
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Cor CriminnI Court Clcrk.

We are authorised DR.. L. NJ patterson cam
ddae for Clerk of Criminal Court of Davidson county, at
the ensuing March election. Lmsy2S-te.
We are authorised JOHS SHANE, ESD, as can
idae for re election Office of Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election.
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The Savannah Republican, iu otciug the depar-
ture Of the Chatham Artillery from that city,
SAYS: "The object of the excursion is twOfold fret,
the pleasure of the parties, AID friendly greeting
to our sister Stats of Tennessee, to whom GeorgiIs
seaport is so intimately allied in the bonds OF
merce. In the second place, we desire to show TO
our Tennersee friends, specimens, each, of mil
i.ary spirit and organization aad OF cur progress
in mechanical skill Such the leading objects Of
the trip, anl without iudulging in bOastful spirit
we have no fears Of the result
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DECISIONS Of rHg suPsEIE CosRr.-Wc annouu-
ced the other dsy that We had completed the pubIi-
caionoft he Dscisi ms Of the Supreme Count at its
late term in this city. It asems We were ia too
great hurry, as SO few more have turned up
since them two of which will be found in this NOR
niag's paper
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STOP THE THIEVES.
5000 REWARD,

TEVHE undersigned will give reward Of 500 for the appre
tension delivery of Thomas Scott aud Matilda Scott,
together the money and articles taken BY them
from ne in the city Nsshv, Tenn May l 1859 consist
ing gents geld and large finger ring, very
heavy So and the Of $3.50 90 in gold pieces Of $50
each Of trunk nights which night they
they boarding. and learn they len tho
Chattanooga Tenn, thence Memphis since
which have heard moth Bg Of them
PtiOn -Thomas Scott. protesting to be doctor
sometimes dealing horses about feet inches high 70
or years age vsry ehy fair skin short black hair roach
ed in unt; thick winter clothes black fur hat with small
ghskes small foot for Of his sz and be is for
egaer.
Matilda Scott Gpsey tall slender thin visaged dark
skinne3 black hair 40 years OLE and IS
very scy subject spssms ring right hand with
sets out and smother large ring with large black sett On
sane finger said ring She No Shots
and No HOOPS Tells fortunes learn when she cannot steal
them
Papers willing detecting and bringing them to Justice
will confer a favor by noticing.
Nashville Tenn iuneI div wiz
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DIED--HENRY WRIGHT, Esq., who was arrested
several months since on charge of obtaining
Land Warrants on forged papers, and subsequently
became insane, died at the Ineaue Asylum yester-
day His friends, conf IDENTIFY asserted that he was
innocent of the charge, and it is believed ;aat his
arrest and ccn fnement in Jail, brought on the at
tack of insanity under which be labOred
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New YORK, June 15.-The bark Ann Elizabeth
from Rosario, reports hearing the firing Of guns
while passing Busnos Ayres, which was supposed
to be battle between the Psraguans and the Buenos
Avreaus.
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New YORK, June l5.-Cotton--Ths steamers news
caused an advance of /. Sales to-day 1900 bales.
MiddliDg Uplands lls Flour dull, sales $500 bbs
at S7a7 .25 for Ohio. Whits Corn S5a92 Me Pork
$I7al7.50. Sugar steady, 6fs6!.
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LET no Nurse or Mother

~ Let no Nurse or Mother
49, neglect the first symptoms of the presence Of
worms viscea Of young child In nine cases
out COMMISSIONS the terrible destrOyers Of life and intel
eet proceed this Avoid such consequences by the
prompt use of Winners CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, prePa-
ton without any tant and safe, painless and nfalibe
remedy all forms Of the complaint
particular and remember the H1Rere CdRddadN
FsJHgs This the only article that can be depenaed on
Remember this New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL
by ]. WRIGHT Il co Sole PropHetors
For sale in Nashville by ". W. BERRY DEnOvLE and by j.
q BRowy msyI7-d&wln.
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YWYHE subscriber offers for sale Ofiaad the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville, ad
Joining which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
oLe The equal the with abundance Of excel
lent failing water with the most beautiful building dte
10 the counr in the midst Of the finest neighboThood In
s,-a-Ic. anFslf NATHANIEL BAXTER
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m-Piles in beth Forms Cured /.

@<SPiIeS in both Forms Cured
49, RHAD THIS.-"I only account for my
present sound hA from the constant though moderate use OF
BRHAvEs having from youth suffered, at
Piles, In both FORMS sometimes severely as t.
completely PROSTATE for vera months past though
subject Sleep and unusual physical effort, been entirely
any symptoms of this distressing disease; while
general heathis very much improved"
Persons doubling authenticity of this certificate request
call upon Communicate with the prOPrstOrs They will
take pleasure only referring them Its author but to
many others who have used the Holland for the a
fiction, with equal success junes-d&El~
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II ? Look out for limitations of Lea & PERKINS, WOT-
cestCrshire Sauce. See advertisements of JoBN DUNCAN
& SONS augal-S
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UPs Some say HARRIS will beat NeherIAnd and some say
NRTHERLAND will Harris but evsry body agrees tina
we can beat any house the State for Good Tobacco
and Fine cigars, and, dear reader, had better be
co7rirs5d J. Il. LANGLEY & CO.
May9O-tf ~ Union street
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For Congress-.

are authorized the Hon. JOIN V. WRIGHT
as reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressionaI District. smhl'
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Tor County Trustee.

Weare authorized toannounce THOs. t. SAUNDERS can
didae office Of Country Trustee for Davidson county, ct
he election to Le held il March, 1862 aPS
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Prospeels Of Psaee win the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-PsssengeIs by the overland
route report that the Texans al tde CatdO reserve,
have disbanded, upon assurances from Vandorm
that oufrsges should NOT reeur.
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TWO StennlbOaiS burneUs
PITTsBURG, June 15.-The steamer Eudeayor and
Gazee we're burned to the waters edge to-day.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jsne Is The Levsut Wyoming
and Lancaster, will vis: Chill, to demand sstisfac
ton for wrongs
There is no probability that our naval force in the
Mediterranean Sill be increased.
The Navy Department has learned of the death
Of Lieut. Duer, in Florida
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We are requested to state that there will be trial
of Respers at Maj. LEWIS farm near the city, to-
RoTOW, The fare By omnibus is only i've cents,
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Cincinnati Market.
Now York RTarket.

CIScIENATI, June 15.-Flour S7s7 10. Oats 60e.
Provisions very dull but unchanged.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
OBJECTION, THURSDAY, August 4, I85e.)
uouse OF RcUre SentRIiV

House of personalities
We authorized and requested announce JOHN KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county, in the Lower
House OF the next Legislature. JunSlo
We are authorized A DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent county branch the next
stature Ct Tennessee. apIO-e
We are authorized Isaac NJ WILKINSON
represent Coffee, Grundy9nd Van Buren,
n the Lower Branch Of the State legislature
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Nashville Fail Races.
g. 49,

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, OCT. sd.
CIwEEPsTAKRs prepossd all ages ale s3oe
entrance; 500 forfeit To and close he lsl eay q
the 9TH Of October.
seepstAke year ods; mile hests 500 snaac
s5OGorst Ts The day Jaly Thres
% Wednesday, the "a 6aE
OF Octsber.
Sweepstakes for three year ods heats; SOC
trance $50 forfeit To and elose the hrss day Il JAY
Three to make raeto come Of on Friday ne ~ &
October. SAMUEL J. cARrBE.
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Sailed

sailed.
NEW YORK, June 5-Tbe steamer America
sailed to day, with $500, 900 in specie.
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Don't forget HARDY BsorHERs' large sale of
new AMI second hand Furniture. Oil Paintings,
Glass Mirrors, Jewelry. &C., at 10 o'clock.
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ere insert the naue composing q usne
thessn Of (n4e the stae9 hereby Offer
under your advertisement dated z.s OF adversuen aad
secto All requirements Of The and Ct the printed shsd
uie which refers all the Articles smhF1ced IN Classic
name class navysn name the ySrd According
aid schedule (hee pse he printed class from The
schedule opposite each article the price and
the for dolers and and foot ihs
aggregate Of the bid for the eia amounting 70 ere
write the amount In words
pspOss agent the agent, II Is required
b. schssle the supply Under the classes
b resident Of the place Of delivery and Should my Offer
beaccepd request the contract prepared and sent 70
the navy agent the agency for Signatures and ceeas
Iere the bidder and each member Of the Rrm sign
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Ornamental Trees and EYeFgFeens.
ATONTGOMERX & 8CGREDY, n urserylnen Nashylls Fsns
Vt invite special attention their extensive sfock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees Evrgreens Green House Plants 10000
ornamental Trees and Ever stable for imeate
Fruts-5OOO Apple 9, } & years old.
Pears-3OOO, DEarfs & Standards, to years old
Peaches -50OO0 old Cherries Plums, Apricol Sse
tariens and ounce, in la-ge numQers
large collection Of rpes Strawberries Rsspbsrss, asoss
berries, Currsnts 4 Bouquets a. all SEASONS
MONTGOMERY & McdRHDY.
nall. LnWood. Nurseries Nashvils. Tenn.