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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
Re the People or CAlI1ernIa,

D.. Hnlas 4. csAPGAy In AreseatnR HE name ~ I'm,
"n OeHssse AeFtsa and pS he ecAAAenes 81
we Pecle OF Cahfvna. eeh SatiSteilon In krinR able
!" IAy before uem certificates Of merit from the hiRPV.
source VIE extensive sHpeFenee darinR the Crmean
SM ana subsequently, II The hospAaS Of Parls viii he
uu"~ y made available Ter The anEIsd Of hh HIS Adu
ted country. Underwriting attention TO business and .
cordial SeFs 70 yin end retain The respet and
tne enaH Uin St pTominent features BIZ prastce-
hes LnmI1s servant ''> 'DO'
kMIlLCS 4. CZAPkAT. ~ n
the Hospitals Of PaFis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

The Memphis APpsaI reports novel case which
was tried in the Common Law and Chaueery Court
that city on ths7ih. 1t appears that Hannah q
free woman of color, who had been manumitled by
Mr. David Jamison, of Shelby county, in this State,
returned from Ohio, where she was freed, and de
sired her former master (SIr. JsmisoD) to take her
back into his household as slave. He was dis
posed to crafty her wishes but dssired her 10 CON
suit an attorney. She did so. and John G. Finnie,
ESQ.,, fled in her name petition to the Chsneery
Court, setting forth the facts Of her manumsson
in the State of 0hio-hat she had returned to Mems
phs, where she preferred to live slave with her
old master, than to be free, in any Of the free
States. She expressed her wish in open court, and
was closely examined by Judge Csruthers, as to her
motives for returning to bondage. Shsspoke clear
y and sensibly, saying, that she preferred being
slave and remain in Tennessee, rather than be free
in Ohio; that she wanted kind master to take care
of her and provide for her wants. The Court
thereupou, ordered Decree in accordance with the
prayer of petitioner and the Law of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

Mr.. Colfax's bill for the organization Of the new
Territory of Colorado embraces all the recently dis
covered gold regions of Pixies Peak, Cherry creek
ETC. The Territory will stretch from the l03d par>
allel of latitude to the crest of the Rocky Mountains
being from 4 to 5 degrees in width, and from the
37th TO the 42d parallel of latitude making it de-
grees in length 1t will thus be nearly square, and
will include parts of the Territories Of Kansas Ne
braska, Utah. and New Mexico, nearly all, however,
being taken from Kansas. Ii will embrace within
its borders not only the gold diggngs, but also the
famous three peaks, the head waters of both forks
Of the Platte, of the Arkansas, and Of the Rio
Grsnde also. Its exterior lines will be guarded by
Bens Fort in its Southeast corner, Fort Masssehu-
sets its Southern boundary, and Fort Laramie
just beyond its Northern liue. st. Verain's Fort
will be near it's center. Bridger's Pass, which
shortens the road to California over an hundred
miles, is in the northern part Of the Territory,
and the CoochstOpe Pass in che Southern. Coona
is the favored by the settlers, nearly 1000 of
whom are wiutering in the diggings Mr.. Colfax
expresses the opinion that by next summer there
will be at least 20 600 persons at ColOna and it be
ing important that they should have a Territorial
governm ent, he has prepared the BILL
The Indiana Legislature met ON she 9th, Lieuten~
ant Governor Hammond being absent on account of
lhealth, the Senate organized By the election
of the Hon J. R. Cravens, of Jefferson county,
President In The House, the Hon. W. Gordon,
Black Republican, was elected Speaker.
The Michigan Legislature assembled at Lansing
on the.3d. Henry A. Shaw, Republican, was elect
ed Speaker of the House. The retiring and lncOm-
ing Governors delivered their messages as required
by law The former states the finances to be in 3
satisfactory condition.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times teegraphs that paper that the Administration
has authorized the marshal to offer $3.50 reward
each for the capture of Montgomery and B-own,
and increase his posse to any number desired
Advices from Bremen state that letters from the
United States gong toihe continent of Europe with
the exception of England and France, pay fully fifty
per cent less when sent direct to Bremen, than by
way of London.
The Maine Legislature met at Augusta on the 9Th.
The Senate was organized by the election of C w..
Goddard as President and the House by the election
| of VIM J. johnson as Speaker.
The St. Louis Republican says that the report of
the loss of the NeOshO mail viii cut to be un-
founded.
There was more drunkenness in New York on the
lst inst than before observed all growing out
of the represensble custom Of furnishing free liquor
to all on New Years day Several homieides oe-
eurred to add to the happiness Of befssa occasion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

The PHILADELPHIA EVENING ARGUs.-The pro>
pretOrs Of this most excellent paper have reduced
the price of subscription to three dollars. This
change has been decided upon in order TO bring it
within the reach of every labOring man and me-
chauic of Pennsylvania. 1t affords US much pleas
to bear testimony to the high merit of this
ling democratic paper. Its editor is of the old JEFF
fersonian Jackson school, and is not only sound in
principle, but msnly in the avOwal of them. We
know of no paper more worthy of liberal patron
age and an extensive circulation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

The Washington correspondent of the .lIiuOrs
San says that COlena, the name of the new Terri
tory, comes from Christopher Colon, or coum-
bus
The Petersburg Va } Tateiligeaesr has been sod
10 Mr. Albion K. Mocre. once one ef he editors
and ErOPrieiOis of the Savanah R1;s5Ecan.
The Democratic State Convention Of Esw Hamp-
shire on Thursday nominated the Hon. Asa P. Cate
for Governor.
The Legislature of Marie organized on the 9th by
the choice OF Mr.. C. w. Goddard as President Of
of the Sena'e aad Mr.. VIM. T. johnson as Speaker
of the House.
Tne Indian Legis atgre organized Thursday Jao
9th the Senate eleeiiDg MIR. J. B. Craysus Presi
dent. and the House choosing Mr.. J. W. Gordon
a Republican, Speaker.
In the Michigan Legislature on the 9th, Henry
A. Shaw was elected S spesker of the House, and
The ircOmiDg and outgoing Governors delivered
messages.
AS retsliatory measure it is proposed by the
Havana papers TO annex Key West TO the Spsnisb
possessions upon the ground that ii is necesr 10
the safety and security Of the Island of Cuoa to
the Government of Spain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11
JAMEs, NEURALG1A FLUIp.

most invaluable external applicant for Rheumatism, Nea
ragia, Sprans, Bruises Head ache IL
prepared by the late Rev N James OF Chattanooga have
but few lexhst have is warranted genuine Per
Bottle One Dollar.
Bed Bug Esane.-Drives cid Houses and old Bed.
steads Bugs and Fleas Only 25 cents per bottle
The Grefenburg COnsumptiVe's BaIm Is
recommended the attention Of all having affections
Lungs Colds either light When all other Pecora
medicines have failed. this may with certainty be relied on.
early stages Of Consumption acertR In the last stages
very certain relief
All those who have weak lungs should its virtues
wonderfully eeacous disorders trfed with
Many citizens OF Nashville attest its curative powers.
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
dec2S-H II College street
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN offering for sale ths House and Let Cherry street
Il occupied BY Mr B Weller
The house large and commodous containing TWEEN
tyro.ms with sVant cellars coal and wood Sheds &c
The house in good ORDER Of being recently rebuilt and
is better adapted FOR first class boarding house a hsuss
in Nashville
y five feet and the house situated the lot to sdmt Of
addition that would render it OommOdOUs hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furniture purchased with the hsEsa
if desired.
1t is we'll known that hotel keeping is In ts city NEST
6abe business and to wishing to in such
on this excel opportunity procure lbe oca-
ton, being convenient to all the business p0rons the city.
For terms, &c, apply to
deca4-H A.V, 3. LIND5LST.
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ENBwABLE AT PLEAsURE.


onesquare, one year, s3c-Eac additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
Dollar per buare for the st Fury CKETs for eae
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements Published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily rates with onehalf The weeky t
added
7raasfet Advertisements must Be paid for al TIE time OF
Insertion
To Correspondents.
will deal Of unnecessary tlouble II our
friends writing will bear in mind following rules:
Always give the date post Office county State IN the body
Of your letter.
you paper changed from Oce to another give
both offices in full.
you business and other separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
communications solicited upon such facts and
subjects may of information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever will receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon Of the paper
We undertake to return iected communications
All letters business should be directed Mess E. O.
EASTMAN Co. and not personally to either Of Propre
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

ACCESSION TO THE APPEAL We have the pleas
ure of announcing that Charles Stone, Esq who
has for seversl months past occasionally assisted
the corps ed toriaL Of the appeal in their duties will
hereafter be permanently associated with US in ca
tering to the public Mr. Stones well knoEn abili
ty, readiness and experience a writer, will serve
to give additional attraction TO our columns aud
We trust will still further commend the Appeal to
its patrons and friends In thus giving employ
ment to talent and worth, we are determined that
,ne appeal shall be rendered worthy of he liberal
support it receives from a discriminating public
Memphis Appeal Jan. 8.
We congratulate the p,Oprietors of the Appeal
upon their securing the services Of our friend
SToEE ia the editorial department Of their paper?
His literary sttainments and experience amply quail
iy him for the duties of editor to which, by the
way, he is no stranger. He knows how to meet
and perform the drudgery of editorial life, and
hence more desirable accession to the editorial
force of our contemporary could scarsely have
been made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

The New York Ti5uns's Washington correspond
ent says several Black Republican members of the
House have declined the Presidents invitation to
dinner, deeming acceptance improper after Mr..
Buchanans treatment of Republicans sOcislly last
session.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

Census returns from Oregon, which are regarded
as authentic, have been received and they claim
only about 40 900 population with 5000 voters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

We, R. H., O. D. aAsr, have associated EiE n r.
> bockner partner business under ne ssyis Or A
ner z Co., al Stone Front stores No 2 lnn boek
We viii keep always hand large AID careiuy seleese4
ock of staple and Fahcy Dry Goods, Ylree boe shoe
HHls Cafss Bonrets and Straw Goods generally.
Dur stock Of plantation goods sill BE- unusually argeo
sing heavy Woolea ami Cotton Fabrics both coor and Wh
heavy Broans Wool and Pain heavy cooIez sad
white negro Blankets.
We invite old customers and dealers ia Nerchauds
wish "a buy goods low ios Cash, short time give
stock close examinations intend 20 th intr
est and to make this their cheapest market.
We Wli sell for all country produc.
such as Noo feAthers, Beesax Ginseng JeHs, Liny sad
Socks. 1t ths highest price the market viii command
ian4-dd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Pstterssn
and Mary Patterson which is OF record in the Registers
oce Of Davidson county in Book No g. page 26 and 2,
viii public sale at the court house Saturday.
the 18th day OF January 1859 to the highest bidder for cash the
ooEins slaves, to wit Philip yellow boy, aged about Is
Marah yellow aged about twenty and her cad
Martha. aged about y months. Sale within legal hours
drc25-dtds JESSE COLLINS, Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11
J. H. GU H H Y,

A Fine Country Residence for Sale.
AYING determined carry Negroes TO the South,
[ viii sell about Three or Four Hun. Ssssa5a
drcd Acres of Bande being part Of the tract up SksA
oa wic reside, situated good Turnpike Road, -
miles from Nashville in of the best neighbor
hjosin Williamson county. Soil equal any the State.
PARTICULAR apply the premises or to A " s. ndsley
Ia Nashville
seIg-dtf P.A.PERKINs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

Tke Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and is open ono
starting each Train which allows ample time
the purchase OF Tickets. 1t other tne during
Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train which throughout with Trains the other roas
Tirs Richmond hours Washington days. Philadelphia
two half New York three days. This the cheapest
and route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave he3O P M Tn arriving
time for New Orleans, the evening of
and through without detention at Memphis
McMnnTle SPARTA and Beehebs Springs, leave
Nashville $50 NJ. Train which connects directly at Tul.
with the Train for McAnnye Persons leaving Nc
Nunvills in the morning arrive at Nashville at 13O P A
At Nashville which daily for Smithland,
with boats for different pisces the Ohio and Mis-
spp daily line Of for Louisville leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
change Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
with and down day Trains causing
Nashville and Eastern passengers hour gained
Schedule going Memphis from Nashville
q. L. ANDERSON,
iulyIO, 1858 General Ticket Ag6nt.
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DIssoLUT1oN.

TTNHE partnership heret0less existing bsaen s fsb
bers the style and arr1 Of Gardner Sheppard Co.
his Gas ssilsed bS mutual eousnt r. and R. c.,
Gardner having purchased i1erest A. Shsreri s5
maiang partners. R. II. GARDINER,
E.S- GARDNRR,
&c. GARDNER.
y A. SHEkHHRB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

II is Chinese maxim, that g for every man who
does not work and every woman Sho is idle some>
body must suffer cold or hunger"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

Cash for Negroes.

FHNHE undersigned viii pay my likely young -
Segr5es h VIII also board negroes ard ssii than -
c0mnscn No. ls Cedar strst Nashville, Tern, andA
viii i responsible for the eaps Of all negroes left In his
skarse. Gail and see. lgulyssHl TH0s q. JA1GKS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
- -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
Baltimore the East and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
eTsurg which places unites with Railroads,
steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two leave Wheeling daily 1890 P NJ 1910 A. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only to Washington City, 49,
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
New York Boston, ticket 70 Boston alone
other lines.
Time as quick and fare low via any other Reute
Inquire the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, any
Of the principal Railroad Offices in the West
4. =. FULLER, Gen'l Western Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket gent.
W.P Smith, Master Transportation. deco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROEi
FOR LE

DOUG LAS a CO.,
DKALEHs "
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs,
REA1Y-KADE 6LoRRTRs,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, BOOTS, SHOES,
BrOgans, CarPetings,
WRAPPING AND WRITING PAPER,
UMBRELLAS, &c.,
Ne. IS Public Square, Nashville, TeBn.
Hugh DoogIas augustus Y ssuthHorth,
Byrd Douglas, 2tieo. =. Yeafmaa,
VIM. s. SOa thWorth,) Cieo. Thaye.
jan4-d2B
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and Nashville Railroad,

SNYDER Il FRIZZELL
ARE 0PEN MING O-DAY,
EENTs' fine Calf Scotch Bottom Boots; ss,
w .t Rrocans. AsfJ
&" - Stitch Boots and Caters: ~ t&s-
" Water Proof Boots:
Ladies Congress and Laced He'll Caters;
g Black English Cloth thick Sole Caters;
. = " Congress Laced Caters vita Heels
Kid Boots with and without Heels;
Calf aud Morocco Buskns;
Slippers with and without HeelsI
Misses and Children Calf Morocco and Kid Boots;
Kidand Morocco Boots with Heels;
BOYS and Youths Shoes Of all kinds.
For Plantation Purposes.
Best Double Sole Brogsns, GA;
Thick Boots, 6 IA;
Dutch Boots for " omen;
Boys and Youths Boots and Brogans;
Which we oder at low prices Tor cash
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
nov5-n. No q Public Square,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

YFfHE subscriber offers seventy acres ofIAnd en- the
Middle franklin Turnpike miles from Nashville ad
joining the tract on which be resides and the ansof Capt
Jones' The land equal The best
ent fsEg water with the building
in the country. and in the midst te ane neighboho in
America a9HA NATHANIEL BAXTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

PLANO FO3STES, LOOKING-GzIASSES,S &c.
TETE have in store, fine took Pianos,
w Melodeons, Window Shades, Ar fists Ma Ia
erials, &c, and still manuacturiTp Insde7 A n
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have rerentlyS II
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR kIRR0RS
&c. In word, intend Tutrs please
them patronise home, instead
Fendng abroad.
febIO-d W. & R. FREEMAN.
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COMPTROLLER,s OFFICE,

COWFIhUllE1IaEk7S OEFICEs
NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec. 2S 1853
Under the provisions Of the of 4th February, 1856,
chap. $50 and other upon the subject o. Free Banking
viii sell public auction, the Merchants ENchsnge in Wall
street. city, the of February 1859 from day
until they all disposed Of the following Bonds, eador
se BY the State Of Tennessee. belonging to the following Free
Banks liquidation, wits
81 Nashville ami Chattanooga Railroad Boads fer 81 0o0 eaeh
Belonging to the Bank Of Claiborne.
"A East Tennese and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 900 eah
belonging TO the Bank Of JedersOn,
l. East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 900 EACH
belonging the Bank Of Trenton
II Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Bonds and G Memphis
City Bonds all for 81 belonging the Bank Of Tae
well JAMES 7. DUNLAP,
dec29-dlm Comptroller.
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days bill
ComptroIler
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
ESS e 60 q. -

EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
ON after SUNDAY, July II, 1853 the Passenger Ira
n will lie run rs follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ. and 2.30 P. NJ.
Arrivns~t Chattanooga At 20 P. NJ. and Las A. NJ.
LeavG3l nattanooga at 9 A. NJ. and P. Nj.
Arriving al NashTils al : 30 P. NJ. and H. 10 A. NJ
Through tickets sold Nashville the following places
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WNTASHINGT0N, BRYAN & CO., have removed their stock
w OF White Goods and Varieties tie large and commcdi-
buildings No Inn Block lately occupied by Bransford,
McWhrer & Co.
They invite the attention Of buyers to their stock, which will
be found 10 be we'll assorted
jan5-Iwd WASHINGTON, BRYAN & CO.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons nGehted the Es-
tate Of the late Oliver B. Hayes to make payment without
delay and ass all persons holding claims against said Estate
10 present them within the period prescribed by law.
Dec6-d HENRY NJ. HAYES,t
In 0LYIER B. HAYES,i Executors.
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THE PENNsxLvANrA

Les .....s ..S:sI
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TERRI ASS OTHERS,
HAVE REMOVED To NO. 7,
MAR KET STR e EFT,
NEXT TO
II. LANJER & co.
o. ?. SoEL D. n. BAILEY. AA q. NOEL
NOEL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GRGCERS, AUCTION AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND LIQCORS,
No. Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GLOVER SEED. .--Fifesn SOIs Pennsylvania Glow
6eciS i5'D' JUS '''''''' ~' - HARRIS, GORDON o..
lust Received.
~ TIERCEs fresh South Carolina Rice 70 bbls crushed
: sepss p 'D1 p''-' : -'--' - HUaA MoGEEA 4 co.
n ARD AND RACON!--we want to purchase all the
Land, Grease and Bacon and win always the
y dec9-tf tss ai''''' '- rs aFRENCH SON.
TUyOBACCO.--5O oxes Longhorn and Arm seads superis
Tobacco for sale cry low TEhkAss BROTHERS
NOTICE. persons havin. claims against Daniel A.
Johnston who mentioned in said deed hereby nett
fed to file the with as early as practicable and properly
jani-d2w J. NJ. REED Trustee.
ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO IS, BROADWAY, Nashville, ZENEESSEB,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, AILEs, SPRINGS,
ND all other artclesn line Of business which he eaers
"A wholesale and retail low for cash. at the sDoTs stand
: feb6-y
Negroes for Sale.
HAVE quite number Negroes for Amongst
'sspi7 sspi7sS sa'' O'OA'' "'''''' = WI. BOYD Js
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
EsHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Fennsee Fs
been that certain P.N.W. BURTON, oharg-
ed with having committed the offence Of enbzzlemen has
fed from Justice, and is running at large.
Now, therefor l. Ihsm g. Harris, Governor, aforesaid BY
virtue of the and authority in me vested do hereby O
reward $500 who apprehead
the said F. n W. Burton, and deliver him 10 the Sheriff Jaor
Of couay Of Davidson, in order that justice in that behalf
In testimony whereof have hereunto set ny hand and
caused the great seal Of the State afixod at Nash
- ''''' -. '''' - = '-''' IsHAM HARH1s
BY the Governor:
J. E. R. Ray, Secretary Of State
une1s-d
ENINE TEAS.--Juat received from large Importer Of
~ good assortment Of Imperial GunpoWder Solong
and Blaek Teas for sale by the large OF small quantity
A STRETCH.
LARD! LARD!!
Ok BBLs. Family Lard in Store and ter sale low, y
sngl5 33 Broad Street.
BANK OF COMMERCE..
NASHVILLE, TRHE., DRc Ie, 1877.
TTNE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the assets
Trustee for the purpose Of winding up those
indebted to the Bank, viii Pdse call pay ups sher
debdness falls dae The holders will please
~ early possible return the notes Of
Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits this
handed and hereby pie my individual LA
siy for then and the money is ready when eaIIed for
decl3-d JOHN d. JAMES
st.. LIQUORS.
800 Boyle Pixies VIII 50 bbls Old Robertsoa esunty
shire's Whisky; Whisky;
90 buis Pure Rye: csks very hBs old Brandies;
50 do Bourbon Whisky do VEN hne old Wine;
SO do American Brandy; 81 bbls Malaga Wine:
Also Gin Rnm. Cherry an4 Blackberry Brandy IN stare snd
lor sale at lew figures by
noVi4 rBHE. N. NOEL cs
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NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Ereirh1 Notice.

- -
Freight Notice.
Ii Freight forwarded by the morning train, and must
~ delivered the House, between the hours OF
10 A. NJ, that time will ha too late for manfesung
for that and there convenience for storing.
Freight intermediate points between Nashville and Gaan
octi7-t II. FAUNTLEROY, Agent