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A Warning.

The Opposition had no part whatever in the re-
ductiOn of the majority for LErCHER ia Virginia.
Is done exclusively by democrats as the returns
show. The Lynchburg Republican makes the mat
ter clear in the following paragraph which we COPY
for the benefit of Democrats in every Congressional
Senatorial and Representative district in Tennessee
where there are duplicate democratic candidates
running:
"The main cause.-The great seeret-of our reduc-
ed majority in Virginis, the free fights among
our party friends which did nine-tenIhs of the mis-
chief. MIR. Lecher has been disRracefully sold by
his own party. He has been traded of by aspiring
and unpTincipled Democratic politicians; men who
fought for themselves regardless the consequences
to others; men who would have pulled down the De-
mocrstic flag in the State TO have carried county
or Congressional election These are the men and
the causes which have brought cur Governor to the
verge Of defeat. Take, for instance the Abing don
District Who fought Cor Letcher in hat section
Did Martin, Floyd or Hopkins fight for him? They
could not, for each Of them wanted Wing votes and
could not fight the Opposition. The consequence
was that cur cause was shamefully and disgracefu-
" neglected, and We lost torty-tpo hundred votss
Had it not been the gallant services rendered by
our contemporaries Of the WytheVille Telegraph and
the other Democratic papers of the district our loss
would have been much greater. Take another ex-
ample Who fought for the State ticket in the Red
land district There was not 3 Letcher speech
made during the whole canvass in Bedford, Amherst
or Nelson But one was made in Buckin CHAM, and
only one or two in each Of the other counties. We
have lost in every county in the district There
free fight in the Tenth Legion district, and there
too the same disastrous consequences have follow
ed There was free fight for the Senate in the
Franklin district, and there we have lost eight
hundred votes in three counties! In fact, wherever
there has been free fight the Democracy have
been sold-our Size ticket has been snapped off
among the petty quarrels Of our own friends. Not
more than three Democratic candidates in Virginia
Of our acquaintance fought for the State ticket as
they should have fought for it. They we're for
themselves and for no one else"
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wEDNEsDAx MORNING, JUNE $, 1859.

Cell NetAeFlaad and the ApPOrtiOnment
EIIl.-F0r a Party Purpose he aids in Dis.
RranchisimE a portion of the People of
Tennessee.
Nothing is more sacred to an American citizen
than his equality at the ballot-bOx and right to rep
rssentotiOa in all the legislative councils Of the
country, constituting him a part Of the sovereign
political power of the land. They are great rights
rights (which involve liberty itself And they
have never been respected by Col. NKTHERLAxD,
but were grossly violated by him as member of
the Legislature Of 1872.
In appOrtioning the State every ten years, the
Constitution, which Col. N. hsd sworn to support,
provides that it shall be done according to the
number Of qualified voters" in each county or sena-
torial, or floating district. To Col NETHERLAHD,
Is committeeman, was assigned part that labor,
when last 3 member Of the Legislature. The unjust
and fraudulent manner in which it was done has
been the subject of frequent discussion since that
time. For it there can be no defence. Col. n and
his followers dare not venture defence. 1t is not
aseesssry, by way Of refreshing the minds of the
people, to make an analysis of the entire appOrtion-
meat. few specifications win serve to show the
gross Outrages which were committed upon the va
Teus sections Of the State for the dirty purpose of
accomplishing party end.
The Federal population necessary to Congress
siOpal dhtriet, was 1854. It will be found upon
an examination Of the apPOrliOnmept, that Col
NRTEERLAED framed the distriets-some with large
excuses the necessary population, and others
with large de6eits-wiih tie single view Of securing
party ascendenoy in the State, regardless of the
means BY which it was accomplished. In order to
afford better understanding Of the fact, We in
stance the following distriots:
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We have received the second number of the Pgaia-
dealer, Democratic paper published at Hartsville,
in Sumner county, BY A. a. LEWIS. ,HartsVille is
thriving town, in the midst of wealthy country,
and hope the 2aiHdeaLsr, which is got up in good
taste, will be well sustained.
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The difference between these Two districts is 25,
45li To have taken Sewer with her population Of
6, 100 from the First District and added it to the
Second would have reduced the excess Of the first
from 6,942 to 1s2-aDd reduced the deficit Of the
Second from ls, sos to IL 749 But this would have
lessened the Opposition majority in Col. NEITHER
LANDS district and increased AND. JoHNsoS's
chances for carrying it again.
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virginia EIectIan.

RICHMOND, June 4,-The Secretary of Common
wealth has cal returns from l07 counties. Letch-
er's majority is 1896 There are forty-four eoun-
ties yet to be officially heard from. Counties off
clnlly reported include most of the Opposition
strongholds. It is now believed the Democratic
majority will be 5000 or more.
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sro THE rnIEvns,
$500 REWARD.

fsHE underlined Will give $500 for shs a5prs
pension delivery o. Thomas Scott Matilda Scott
cTsher Of the money and articles taken b them
city o. Naskvk Tenn, May Il, 1859 consist
ing gens gold pin. and large Anger T Tey
he cost SO and $3.50 % 7ol3 pieces 81 go
each all taken Of ny trunk nignE; on EhsA Night Deg
ny SheTs they boarding. a1d learn thy LEFT he
cy Chattanooga, Tenn thence Memphis Since
which have heard moth NJ Of them.
Description. -sThouas Scott protesting 70 se doctor
sometimes dealing IN horses shout et inches high %
o. . yers Of age very feshy skin, short black hair roach
front: ess clothes, black fur hat, with small
Ehsrs and Las small for Of his size and ne Is for
egne1.
Mazda Scot Gpey very tall, slender, thin Yisaged dark
or willow skinned; very black WAvey hair 80 old, and IL
very ely subject spasns; ring right hand with
sets sets out another large ring With large black stt
sane finger with said ring. Sac No Shots
and NO HOOPS Tells fortunes learn when she steal
them.
Papers willing aid in detecting and tTngng them to justice
Will confer favor By noticing.
Nashville Tenn ,june Diva vim a
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RRnCLAmArInM.

g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee all who
shall see presents greeting and especially the Sher
throughout State You hereby commanded open
hold election all the places OF holding elections in
spectiye Counties Saturday. the 18th day Of August
(ar givin the notice required by aw for the election OF
Attorney General Reporter the State fill the vacancy
6ccasiOnsd by resignation Of Of John L. T. sneed ESQ.,
due returns make according to law.
Ii In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
L. and caused the great Seal Of the State sfxed
~ at office, in Nashville this It'll day of June, A
D 1859. By the Governor,
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. Z. r. RAY, Secretary OF State
The Knoxville RsgsteT Memphis 4gdTdaels COPY
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ROSEMONT, or THE SOUTHALL PLACE,
AT AUCTION.

an THURSDAY, the 10th day Of Juns Immediately after the
" sale Of the Smiley place, viii selon the premises
the most beautiful desirable and
places Tennessee Rosmont about three miles from Nash
VILE Immediately the Muressboro Turnpke contains $50
andha in the highest state Of cultiYaonbalaHce
we'll tieel The cleared land is yell set with the finest fruit
trees every variety The place handsomely ornamened
with great variety OF shrubbey and evergens finely
having great abundance OF stock water and Of the
finest springs IN Tennessee. J. L. & B. ". BROWN. .
June Sta, ISJ9.-td
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carrying it again.


The difference between these two districts is H.,
2OI. To have taken Marion with her 6,O93 pOpu-
lation, aid added it to the Fcurth District, would
Avs reduced the excess in the Third from 6, 42 to
40; snd reduced the deficit in the Fourth from H.,
OSs to 4, $780, But, while this would have dOIe
more equal justice to the people of those Districts,
it would not 80 well have suited Col NETHERIAED.
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The Democrats of Lynchburg, Va, are to hold
ubes tonight, in honor of the election of LEIGH
Err and Of their success in the Lynchburg Senate
rial district,
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e ID G Il + L e l. ID,
CONTINUATION.


RTY sale that came of the 6th inst embraced more Ios
I'VE than could conveniently he disposed Of in two three
hours In continuation 81 that sale propose Thursday
the 18th June, bring Cd sale Of lots. mostly confined
Hobson Wheles FIRST addition 20 BlOods and Fosters
addition The lots offered that occasion embrace
the most valuable in that part Of Edgeded.
HObsOn and yheless, First Addition
Lots Nos g. and M Cenpbels Store These Lots each
front 50 feet on the Gslatn Turnpike and back 25
front another street paralleito the turnpike
Fosters Addition
On Gsllan Turnpike. Lots 3 g. @ To- II, ls and b.
HOODS Addition.
OnGalatin TurnpikeLos No 9 opposite caupbs Store.
Lots Nos. Z, 8, 0, 10, Ii, I9, IL and a.
On Russell Street,
Lots A. a. 49, So ST. So So, 81 S. s., 81 S. 50, CO. 81, %,
g. g. IS, SO, g., IS, 50, 20 n, %, "a, "a aDd75
On FatherIanh street.
Lots 7 ~ So 81 e. g. 81, IS. S., 81 60, SO snd9O
The lots embraced this sale Of them covered with
handsome Parties drons Of procuring good nas
stands en- the Gaatn Turnpike. desirable locations for
private residences Of Edgheld will attend ibis sale
TERs-One years ered. for notes satisfactorily
secured bearing lien raned Sale al 10 oe oek
unav3J ". 3. LINDSEY.
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Great Sale of Lots I'm West Nashville.
OF TUESDAY, 21st INST,

EETE will SSH auction, IL o'clock IS 30 desra
w Building Lots in Hynes, Boyds McNairys Ad
dions to Nashville. Many OF the Lots among the
suburbs Of the city Of the most
spen lid residences. Bills with particulars In few days
juneS J. L. r W. BROWN.
r. S.We will also IN the three weeks bring of an ex
sale Of Lots in Hsrdng Addition Terms Of sale &c
will be h1ed upon and proper notice given in days
j l. Z. ". q
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EPPERSON SPRENGS.

Macon county, Tenn twentyone miles Northeast Of eal
and four half miles East Of the Nashville ana
louisville Turnpike. viii opened and ready for the reception
visitors nvads by 18th Of May These Springs are
high healthy locality, and The great
efficacy OF their mineral Waters thst comment at t time IS
unnecessary Charges Wit For regular boardeFs - 90
week Children, under twelve DID, and servants half prices
Transient Boaders So 90 yer day Horses 75c
day. SillhaEe hack regularly day during the
the Nashville and Louisville Stage 1t the Hook
house 20 carry visitors 70 and from the Springs.
fWA. A. pEB0W + CO.,
EayI0-triW3z ropretera
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Tar VAlIs. --xhe sollcwihg lsltes fran 8 route
ag at on the route frcm Bsscl q Dalton, was writ
ten in reply to note Of inquiry nom shs Posimss-
ter Of tAis city enclosing an extract from one ofthe
Opposition papers here, complaining Of the non
reception Of Ess QepositOa at Russellville East
Tennessee;
GREESEyILIE, Tenn, June 2, '6s.
DEAR Sir: In reply to yours asking q Informs
ton" Of the Postmaster, q Russevile, Tennessee,
of the failure to arrive a that place, Of certain
newspapers published in Nashville, ] have to say,
that / am informed by one acquainted with affairs
Of the RusseiIville post Office that not single sub
scribsr 10 either the Patriot or Banner, receives bis
paper al that Office, ard that there is club at the
place who receive the "OPPositeH," and that 1t has
failed to arrive fwiee. cannot learn the cause Of
its failure. or whether or not it Was published at ell
on either Of these occasions But let tbs snbscrib
ers TO Opposition publications be assured that their
newspapers. 50 far as We are responsible, will be
delivered with the puuctualiiy as those Of the
Democratic party. Respectfully, your ob't serV't,
r. H. MKEE, Route Agent,
Bristol and Dalton Route.
Gen. ANDERSON. P. NJ. Nashville.
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CAV &C X.

FENHE improvements being in this section Of cur city
are not only Numerous but Of description rapidly
ehsscng the value CT the surrounding Among 9TH
would notice the beaairul Villa nov being ercs 81 Mr.
BEddeks those commanding Lots CahOc Church
Il answer 70 the enquiries lately maic u TO
when will have public e Lots in that delightful part Of
The City have the pleasure that ThursGay
tAae 9Ih day Oh june next vial bring OF sale Of
Lots IN Dr. D. I. McCaTUck's rsf addition to Nashville.
The Lots he sold College No s. s. l6 u
and Is. Cherry street. 4s So and part Of ~.
summer street. Nos North half Of So and g. O., % and o.
These Lots generally 9j feet and back 5 feet 70
vide Alleys Among them prominent Lots
AsoI shall fifteen lots in the additions
Of Summer street.
TEzsss-A credit Of one three years for payable
in Bank satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and lea retain
ed.
Sale at 10 o'clock A NJ urher particulars call Dr. D.
T. hcGayoek, T. K. Chatham, and on
T r. GtAsCocK, Aucticneer. may3f
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GeerrLn RnLlroad.

The Presidents Annual Report is dated April
18Th, and from it We learn that the "proRts" Of
the company, both gross aud net, stand thus:
Gross eaEaings from road al,I54,62I %
Charged with ordtnaty expenses $3.50 $50 81
New road increased stock, etc, 1925 05
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H.l.nce to cr.5it o, E.,erysi Fund Aooounl

Balance to credit OF keserTed tund Account $p4e "A
The business of the past year is represented as
having been very proftsble-both gross and net
profits exhibiting an increase over the proceeding
year. The profits are also above the average Of
proceeding years, and The proportion Of net to
gross profits is much larger than Is an sVeFsge of
former years,
The bonded debt Of the Company is now three
hundred and seveDty-three thousand and sixty dol
lars-sl incurred for subscription to other roads
and becomes due in half yearly instalments. The
reptrt adds. sit should be met as it falls DUE and
no renewal asked or accepted for dOllar."
Some improvements on the main line Of the rail-
road and its branches are recommended
The credit of the bank is reported IS very high !;
and the profits are gradually progressive, as its
capital increases.
After some further remarks, The report concludes
by stating that the road has been kept in good
dition during the past year, Notwithstanding almost
incessant rans in the Wia.er; and that the trains
have with great regularity and without material
acoident.-AEgHsta ConsttEtiOnatisf,
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History OF m5aaIe renmessee;
or
Life and Times of-ast m. Easaes IRahertsout
By A ". PUTNAM
Ceafeis in oEe OclSy0 yOium=- J ice 50 20
Fer sale ~ JOHN YORK 4 coz
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FOR PADUCAH, CAIRo AND mEMPHIs.

yENHE splendid packet CUBA, JoHs L. BArE0fAx,
Master, will leave THIS DAY June 6th at sla&.Sl7
u o'clock, NJ, for the above and all intermediate
ports Fer freight or passage, spply on board OrtO
A. HAMILTON,
jUne9 H. HARRISON, Agents.
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ared Original Drawings.
BY r. o.. c. OAR ley,
ksscEfsd on sssl aAd Wood a tie Contest es 5ytass
Enznsaf Eagrarers N ne Country.
Tne Publishers hays he plssars ANNOUNCING that ssv vii
eonmsncs Feb I, 1850 publication o. 81 entirely new e
OF enOvsls OF Fkrr0sE csoPE illustrated With desizusoa
wood, and Ygnetfe drawings STEEL Lias and EYcag b.
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msnts and rsEo1ss and viii printed from The most psisety
forlea type in Grown Octave, beautiful cream tinted ssn
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bound in embossed , With beyelsd Edges and STAMPED 4 gait
upon TIE ride snd back. fran appropriate dssSns
Volume viii be published noay. Fash volume viii contain
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sUsscRPriOS OK DOLLAR AND HALg "a
VOLUME.
THE ENTIRE SERIES EMBRACES,
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The SPY, HOaesaTa Bound me ChaiabsaSsr,
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hooks FOR SUMMER READING.

The Harp Of thousand Strings, Warwick Woodlands
Mrs PaItlngtons Carpet Bag Of Aunt PAy's Scrap Rag
Pun, Yankee Notions
Fam Sticks Sayings and Doings, Genie Monthly,
Simon Suggs Adventures and Ma. Jones' Courtship,
Travels, Drama in Pokerville
Swamp Doctors Adventures in Charcoal Sketches,
the Southwest, Simon Suggs,
Flush Times IN Alabama and Charms Of Paris,
Mississippi, Misfortunes Of Peter Rsber,
Adventures Of Sam Slick in Mai Jones' TrtyeIs
Texas, The Yankee and the Merr1aids,
Major IhoFPes scenes IN Ar streaks Of Squser Life,
kansas, Quarter Race 10 Kentucky,
Big Bears Adventures and Trav' The Rival Bellies,
els, Yankee Yarns,
Judge Haliburtons Yankee so Times Of Col Vanderboms
ries. Yankee Letters,
The Diary OF an Old Doctor, Big Bear Of Arkanaas,
Dow Jr 3 Short Patent Sermons. MY Shooting Box
Jerichos Comic Lectures, The Quadroon IIounds
Pictorial Life and Adventures Of Adventures Of Capt FarraEo
DaTy Crockett, Stray Subjects Arrested
Pictorial Life and Adventures Pckngs from Picayuns
of Jack Sheppard Peter Ploddy.
Adventures Of PercvAl May Sol Smiths theatrical Apprer-
bCTEy, ticeship,
Adventures Of Col vandsbon Sol Smiths theatrical Journey
Chronicles Of Pinsvills, work,
Deet Stalksrs, Louisiana Swamp Doctor,
Isj. ORGANS Adventures, New Orleans Sketch Book,
Widow Rugby Husband, Budget Of Fun,
Polly Pesbosssms Wedding, Comic Boquette, &C. &c, &C.
For sale BY HAGAN & JOHNSON,
June z. Market street.
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TENHE Hotel Beerhebs Springs will be opened for tie
ception Of visitors the 18th inst number Of
and other improvements have been added to the accommodations
of last year.
There will be drinking saloon kept shout the establishment
will there be any accommodations for prod gamblers
All engaged rooms will be chargesbe from Jaly.
June l--dlm } A. RICHARDSON & CO.
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Church street, just below the Pest office
M. s. COMBS--ProprietO

friends and the public large, will and at Stable any
I'VE number fine Hacks 0mnbuses. Baggage and Furniture
wagons, which will furnish the lowest figures have great
reduced the prices Of kinds Of work. ant have raised
in any Ny stock all first rate my drivers we'll acquainted in
and cut of city.
Passengers taken and from the Railroad Depo 1t the
low price Of TEN CENTS each in the corporation One trunk
piece Of baggage allowed to each passenger without
charge.
III For Carriages omnsuSeS for any purpose, leave
ders my Stats at the Stable.
NJ. s. COMBS, Proprietor.
iunsa on Church St ,beleE the Pos.-Of6oe.
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In Chancery Court at Dresden for Eeakl,
Comfy, state of TenneKsee.

EAMEs S0MER, Robert H. Shor-0FiginaI and Amended
d Bll-Order Pubcaton-From the affidavit filed 70 the
nils in this appears to the Clerk and Master said
Court that the said Robert H Short resident said
State ordered by said Clerk and Master that the
said Robert H Short file his plea demurrer the
bills before the lh day July next before the said
Gerry Court be held at Dresden for said Weky county,
will be taken for confessed against him. and set down
hearing said of said Court is further ordered thai this
published for four successive weeks in the Nashville
Union and American newspaper printed in the city Of Nash
ville Tenn. This, the I'd day Of June, 1859.
A true copy from the order book in my Office.
NATHAN Il. EDWARDS, C. & N
junes-w4t prs fee IS OF said county,
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MOST COMPLETES AND TASTEFUL

have had the pleasure Of presenting 70 customers
rendering friends, cid and cusomers
thanks for their many avo-s heretofore and assuring
them that will pleasure for be at THEN service,
We remain, 4. C. ANDERSON & co.
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GentIemen's Furnishing Goods

WTE in receipt Of Spring and Summer stock Of
w Ready Made Clothing and all the latest
styles and mpors0ns Of goods for cur regular custom vork
suitable wear, which confident exn1O fail 70
please quality beauty and texture sad know CAN and
manufacture them style TO house in the city,
We we'll prepared and give close attention to the msnuc
Of ali kinds and descrptenso getlemens apparel
Our resident partner in the East gives his whole attention
to the manufacturing Business and his long experiences hsrstOfore
furnishing keady Made Goods for the MARKET combined with
his knsEedSeof the trade would convince did Senot know
that our present stock s the
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n 4 ~ HUOEAe.
Ths Lady Of the Isle romance from real s b MIRA. soulA
worth, authof q Eesrioution.f sTpja.n etc
Pictures Of Country life, hF Alice Car.
lzdg's Manual q Fancy Needle WOTk
Erie OF Little hy Ilite, tale cs Koslyn School
The losing and Taxing Of Hauraul
Empire OF A9strit bg J0hu 8. c. Abbst
DiarJo Of Lady McrEan-
Soaring Of rs Nhita nor e-.liustofs5-
The aelhOdst Preacher. : soi,.n.u
buekands Curosi,es OF Natural lisstar.-
stheI's Lon Lie. u0scl ~ Marrsr-t sr-at
Father and Daughter. ~ Miss B-.zser
sybli 6rev-rr.ump cf yirtHs.
laay at AuaFoss, hy Liura-,i.
Rob Roy Tor p csuts.
Guy AaRnerins. - censs.
For 'ais h5 JOHN YORK Z
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CHANGE OF PARTNERS.

Toilet Ware,
NETE have great variety of Toilet Ware the
w hausses patterns, and got up the styles which
offer at Low prices
Bath Tubs and Water Coolers,
Hip, Hot and Plunge Baths,
Chiidren's Bath Tubs,
Foot Tubs.
juae4 MACKENZIE & MIECHIN
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NASH a MARR, Agents,
OFFICE, NO. Is COLLEGE STREET,
iuns3-a NashYillea TenHessses