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Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-29

las. perfttt bear i6 my taau.
syouPg fellow = hls sweet heart.
yoo sse not, Iohs /; you kays osv.
q5Sk Youa ere more 66sen SAGHN Near." !"
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- sroes dcstiDei 36sru market. In
Ike lot there weE i6fsnts, which he di,l
not desire to II 1aSh BIN, because, as he said
they would kthc sale of their mothers
Some Of these he disposed of here, separating
them, Of course from their patents.
kss, the sum Of fifty dollars he sold to lady
= this city IN infant Of three mofTSs, coDsolina
It's mother with the fendish remark that he
would kill 1t unless he could sell it.
Nashville Gazette.
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gisihg te1pressio the - q : !
lnterppst.ation ot FoFc,a gsss
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remained, we're
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81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
DemocratIc Moe1inT I'm SuIiIvan.

Pursuant TO public notice, respectable portion
Of the Democracy Of sullivan county met at the
Court House in BlountVille on the 7th day Of Feb
Tuary 1882 for the durpOss Of appointing delegates
TO the Nashville Convention TO nominate a eandi-
date for GoTeror Of Tennessee.
On motion, Mr.. John A. Bowman vas called TO
the chair TO preside over the deliberations of the
me- eting and A. g. LoWery and James Gregg, Esqrs.,
appointed Secretaries.
Ths chairman appointed the following committee
10 draw up preamble and resolutions Tor the action
of the meeting, viz: David Mcclellan, James @.
Eanes, F. D. Msssengill, Luther II. Denny, James
z. Snapp, and William Cannon. The COMMITTEES
retired short time and returned with The foI-
lowing preamble and resolutions, TO wit;
Whereas. We have noticed with regret the different
plaus advocated By different in regard to Banks
and Banking, some advocating the winding up OF
ali the banks in the Stale, ana exclusive metallic
currency, whilst others are more prudent and are
eonIeHding that under the present banking Law We
Will have q sound. healthy circulating medium suf-
ho!ent to answer the commercial demands Of the
country; We would forbear to express any opinion
on the subject further than to say that we are rat
isfsd with the present condition Of the monetary
affairs of the Sa .; aud further believe ihGt Il
would be right to wind up all the banks Of the
State Of Tennessee as their chsrers shall expire,
from lime to time; and IL We are 10 have any banks
le us have the Stale Bank and branches, which aIe
under the control Of the LeSislsiure Of the State
and which nave no Yested rights and privileges that
are uncomfortable by ihs people; aud farIheE, We
can see good resulting to the party by eontending
for ultra views either side, but only evil eontin>
ually. Therefore
ResoIrsd, That We appoint The following named
geLtl men deleesies TO represent US in that Con
vention. 10 vii: Robert B. Bhes, z. 2 Cawood =.
D. Msssergin James G. Eanes, A. L Cannon,
Lathvr Denny, Jacob B. Crunly, JAMES Patton, and
Joseph BirdEeil; and IN The event they cannot at
tend the convention. We hereby appoint the Hor +.
Cave Johnson and Granville C. TOrbeis, ESQ.,, to
represent us in said eonveuion to meet Ia Nashville
en- the l7ih Of March, 1859.
Rssol0sd, Thai the Democracy Of sulliVaA county
approve of the official sets Of Ishsn O. Hsrrs our
preseot Governor, and believe him 10 be well slsli-
fed 10 discharge the duies Of his station.
Resolged, That the Democracy Of old Sullivan,
| fully approve of The principles and policy Of our
Democratic President James Buchanan, as man
ifested in his administration Of the affairs Of
| GeveIaneut, both foreign and domestic.
ALI OF which were unanimously adopted
ResoJ0ed, That the Secretaries send copy Of the
foregoing preamble and resolutions 70 the Nashville
/ Union AID American FOR publication.
| Whertupon the meeting adjourned.
/ JOIN A. BOwNAE, fbarmGA
ALrx. 9 LOWRY, ! S.e7..sri.s.
JAMES ORE6cy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

A WEEKLY Puhicaten Of shs Music suitable ths play
and singers Of the Home 0rceand consisting Of
pages fun folio size stitched In hands II contains
all the popular dances of TIRE day aangsenss from
aVorite operas songs, baISds airs &c abundant
supply thing that the popular Taste demands
difcit aiNbysinsFuciFc. and ever res and ghsI.
The favor with Whsch OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been
csed BY the public, and the eosEd ton hiss from the
Press guarantees worth cheap.
and eleSan exist oerc yy Tes amount
Of music procured AZ trsr stores wcn}d cost 1t least twenty
times shat in 0ur Musical Friend" Variety AID excel
ee secured by Subscribing pso ics cheap and much
needed Peos By the following composers have appeared In the
FIRST numbers the speak for themselves Mozart,
Lover Hailersa, Mes srecr Fetos, Burguuef, sSeuyt
Verdi, Dodss SaHss Mu-aFd 1halberg. Bales Rassni 8
Weber, Kuckeu. SPeyer Abt, q. A. Macrren. Beilin r.
Smart Ascar, rouci, u Albert Eshop Aten aeseio, Lind
painter, Beeh4yea, AZ. All hesr pieces wD range
ordinary snes and invariably characterised by
delicious melody and easy socoenpaDimeuts.
- Our Musical Friend
fspube Veekr pFos 10 may be OeTsd from sny
bookseller periodical dealer. Il wbs dez the
Office of pabeatSn al e following yearly IS half year
81 50 Clubs, copies, sl4 eoPos Sc 10cofes s4o per
year half year. No subscription taken
Than months, payable 10 advance.
oe Of sour Musical Friend - Frankfort street. New York
O. p, SEYMOUR co.
iaus-lmd&E Proprecrs.
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fswwseEs since We noticed the el0psnsnt Of q
" tie woman 10 Michigan BY the nsn,s Of Judson,
wi negro man 70 Canada, where they got mar
ried The Detroit Ffss Press says she arrived in
that town few days since, on her way homsward.
having been TO indiana in company with her brother
asd advertised joe for divorce. Joe hadn't any
money to take hia there to plead bis osss, Aad
time being up, he repudiated, and his bride made
free woman. She vas just in the nick Of time
as The statutes we're Immediately afterwards amend
ed 20 IS to cut OF sll such operations in future.
Iodians is no longer the haven of domestic diseuI>
lies.
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The amount charged for beard by aha State Ct
California is 81 so per day, sqaal 20 hOlsi rates
In the northern district # New York she smouHt
charged for a expenses Ier year $50; in the south
ern disiIict % cents per dag. la tbe northren
district Of PennsylVsna the hmoont charged
for board per day is 70 cents ia The eastern
district, $3.50 per week.
The reason thai ths States have not pre-
seribed certain amount 10 be paid by The Uni-
ted Staiss for the maintenance Of i's eonvieis
is supposed 10 be owing 10 the fact that the
penitenfi4rics are Stae institutions. the kesTsrs
w,rdeus State officers, paid by salaries ami mot fees
and that the actual expense Of me psnitsnliasi Ars
TO be kept in items sud regularly audited BY boards
constituted fgr that purpose By the Legislatures
themselves aud the amount thereof reimbursed 20
the officers having eh rge Of tbs disbursements and
hsnos no necessity, far "a the etes concern
ed, for pres,rbDgs specific fee az the whole ex-
pense Is 10 bor0e Dy the States and the benef's de-
rived from the eonvicts' labor secure to them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

The CIsIksvilie CS'oaiss learns that ,he stock Q,
Pig Iron for sale, Oa the Cambsriaad ami Tsuses
Rivers does not exceed 5000 tons. chiefly held
By four parties, who boiding Tor better prices
that four Furnaces that we're in olast last year
vi nOs run this and that the make this ysar above
Ia amount required for home consumption, viii not
exceed 1000 tons. TIE chsoaisls Gays there srs
now 25 furnaces sisniiug idle, many Of them gooe
property aad vel situated. nskiug capital Of
pear one million Of dollars. entirely unprOduetiEe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
T. W. BRoOEs. Seorelar

UEITRD SrArEs COsv1cRs The Secretary OF the
Interior has laid before The HOUSE, au iatsrsting
statement Of the smount paid 20 State prisons for
the maintenance Of L. s. eoRviots. From this
statement learn that tfiy cents per month is al
loved for rent Of prison for each prisoner, in all
the States and Territories The per diem, weekly,
monthly or annual allowance for board is extreme y
Irregular hardly any two districts charging the
rates There is but one State Whish has prescribed
the amount that the United States shall pay for
keeping ls conviets. In Maryland it is fKsd BY Law
st so CENTS per day for sill expenses.
The following statement will show the amount per
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

VNTE hsvs No Stock Farm for sale, srasi n tAs we
w end Warren county, Tsnnesses, containing 35N
acres, which us ~ Is we'll tmbsrd and the aauo Ia
hh state cultivation. The land lies eleven miles Of Nc
Nnnvilie and miles north NeAinuvs and Marches.
tsr karos and tie Barren Fork ot Collin yer usae
~ Of aid river making al parts o. the arm enuv
nsn 70 stock Upon The xhor making 4 ons o. The bes
Stock Ia cosntry. Two hundSf acres Of tie tract
bottom word, the whole tract noto be surass
fr eorn wheat clover It lies level and ali tenae
Thoe wishing bug good farm UOuh DO veil 70 60 and oct
Al he land Il r Itself This land has All
sy improvements upon t. For other particulars, address c.
Brewer, Manchester, A. }. Brewer Morrison Depot.
deeI4-twEwn q. Q. 4 A. J. BRKVER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

We believe thai is is pretty well understood in
Sumner, among the democracy, that candidate must
talk '.sQusrs up on hard meney before he can
expect their votes If he don's do that-and
talk it right eliby, toe, be win b sgsrroted"
quickly enough. The people Of Sumner have paid
for their experience IN Banks and ought b know
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
$5, 900 REWARD

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk In the 8raneh
NJ of bs Inon Bank, laeEson lssa.hf
Of the III int and Eghteen Thou ad Ez Hundd Dosrs
In Uueu B1uk and Forty ave Hurried psli1fs God
stolen One rhuussld Dess will bc pad Tor "a
ts murderer and -Four Th0usand pozrs fr rocoFy Ia
,. KlEHAAH,
hshft<ff r1rr1ff
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onesquare year, sss-Eseh additional square, sIO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer, Will be charged for the excess.
II THE WEEKLY.
oER DOL1AR busrefOF tie st BET CEaTs for enc
subsequent Insertion.
Advsrsesns Published in both the Day weskiy WI
os charged the n daily rates With onahaf the weekly
7sassfsns Adssrtseass ssass spai9 r StsAs ssus s
To Correspondents.
II VIII save Gs great deal Of unnecessary troohe n
ends in writing 20 will bear In mind the following
Always give date, post oce county sd stas II The eov
Of ToRI letter.
II you wish the paper fran one once te suether ve
both Offices In full.
you write business snd other matters, separate
meets Of paper or different leaves Of oae sheet.
Letters and communications solicited al suh
subjects ss Eey Be o Information interest the puhic
Anonymous communications Of whatever arsetsx, viii receive
oattention.
Correspondents sould write only side II the paper
hecannot undertake to return rejected
An letters business should b drcte5 Messrs a.
EAsTxAE 4 Co net personally 10 cither Of te Prope
ora.
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BEN. NJ. NOEL & CO.,

B EN-. M. NOE Il q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND
COMmISSION MERCHANTS,
DHALRRs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQC0RS, CT.
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DEsCRIP.
TIOxS OF COUNTRY PROBUCR,
No. Market Street,
NAsHVILLE, tTBNNEssEE st
HAVE In ord and Off for sale full stock Groceries
Cigars IobGcco. LlUsrj and visa to purchase the fol-
loving articles OF Produce: a .1~E F "A EFEr
Corn, Lard and ERacGn---We will pay he highest
market price price in CAlSH for all offered.
jslI, So. BEN. N. NOEL co.
nATS..--lOOOO bushels good sound Oats.
" Ijal4,5Ol BEN. NJ. NOEL 4 co.
NHEEN APPLES. .s--l 600 bushels good green Apples
VI in barrels or loose jal4l BEN. N. NOEL co.
nRIED FRUIT .---lO,O0O bushels dried Apples and
II Peaches. iAl4l BEN N. NOEL CO.
ENIIAX SEED. .---3 s1 susAeIs Flax seed wanted ime-
81 digtcy. iai4 BEN. n. NOEL d CO.
RTILLET SEED.---50O0 bushel good clean MiIet
INh Seed. [jal4 BKN. u NOEL co,
II jals' BEx. NOEL co.
TNEATHERS, BEESWAX, AND GINSENG.
pay highest price in CASH for all
IS offered. lianlA '59l BEN. NOEL & co.
GIORN! CORN = We want to purchase Immediately
loose. jail '59I BEN. N. NOEL s. co.
nEA NUTS.---5O0o0 bushels Pea Nuts 70 oil an order
Il Jal4, S9l BEN NJ NOEL & co. Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

SHAN O. HAFISs GoFssuor Of ths State Tlraess p
all EEo snzi! hess IrescntsirreinE. Where's
seen made known tlat psTsgs lnErasn,
commit fou And a1r0oous naaner the - df EerErs,
laS the body 0f GcoTss ne n ths naunr u
the Branh 0f the Cnon banS of
county Of Madison, a9d Tosed sd Of SO 1oiss af
New, therefore, I, LsHAM O. HARRIs, 0overnor asarad
- virtue of the ard authority vested a. hsr-7
fsr rsEsrd o. Five hundred Dollars % atF nersaa
o. Psons for the apPhenaon q said nurer AID s deFeF
Of him 30 the ssTif Jaor % coEnty kadson
der that justice 10 that hebaf b. dous.
(-l In testimony sberesf have hersants NJ hand
i<AL and caused the QEeaE sal p the sacs BE- se o.
S~) ace in Nashville this l2th day o. Feb-ua ;, A. D.
laS& TSHAM e uAEz1a
BT the 0sTsrnoe.
J.BE. RAT, seo-s;s-y Of STATE. sssEdtEs9t
1he Asnphis Appaal Ares tEss ana sad
retar Of afafa
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FINS sOSrs, SHOES AND GATEEESs.
NEW ARRIVALS
UnUN UAzEA6aE 81 EoIFexr afraaa

IOFgN RAMAGE, &2 College Sfreea,
~ now receiving iaEo and s1cssnt stock q Ladus
nd (gsns resr; ard for Misses. Boys and Cbild4on- ~
6euss gup. Calf Stitched. and Pump sos Hootl; FN
Fr.rch Leather II Conggass faitcraf
DO Do Pahsns and Calf, 81 q nd Red Top e.
do Black and Pruunei'a
Do English Lasting and RFacci Calf kid Ties
ds Buckskn u de
Ss Calf BnSIish Stitched DoEn Puitp Shoes
DO Lasting Orf0rds and B-cas ds
ds Calf kid and Boot MoroccO OEfsFds;
Do Calf Union hAif Caters
FOR LADIES'
Ladl.a Rrsaeh Lasting Congress GaaH, vii Sad Es hsI
a. % Lace De d e q
60 Do Kidcs-gTss Boos a. = ras
A Glove DO do a. a. -
~ Tr-sch DO Slippers trimmed d q o.
as Whits and Kid slippers 60 d -
MISSES Kid Boots and min Solsdo q -
do Black and Brown Gaiis1 d q - tr
do Bisek KID 4 Bronzed Slippers % ts
a. LASTING ers PLAIN a-Tpp'ddo a.
CFTIEDRE ms Bronsed sipuerSs zld o.
and Il Ersat VARSITY. !. =.
BOYS Youths Oxford Tss, CoaErsss 0aiss Pni.as
Laaihsr sad Calf Dr sho.s Satin Is
coisgs Street. JOHN RAhkaE.
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FAREIEIE4

WKTILL doubess le ralasd 70 observe lst in vl- n ~
Soanael s-slnseney, se Ass Guns s.sl @ zass ssa
Cob Mill, the EzcslsiOr, ElibFnE shaIle fs-s1
Of all Itsaos offered, tsr IS only espe.s, STA
sctts q ins ravs, vsrJ laz r- u F Isias
AZ far ss We sre Assr t oTsr sha ths Exess
siofe ben s1sred z ts Cultcd States E sleoy
unquestones BY ihoss destaie q preaer rars
e psglis Aaye lang soe ssssis- = u kssssof tfa e
ssPeoEs, vii, uits9a deusns ~ suasns s-s OR
1soI fo5 f.snii5 ass Is ssss ts s.i 5irsi so s.3
z5sa VEN v1 can restored sSs eoss 4 hrs. oi asi,
tf0ashont th7 state are seharsd to III IL -is sbFs
Psrsaas waiting iha sssys VII plssse siirsss
asrseaAr~su ~ CoiisSs .isss, Es.ssi.. ~.r,
EfOR RENT.---The isrge R5oa Over Iss T-''- SS--o7
n scs frHlsriy occupied ~ asruai's Biu-y fhs
EooH 10 Go By 20 fe il slitbls or J1b Prans 0ss B
rs had from ne News 0aes Easiss, ,bls rooa-
ths sutsrih-r- l1zo JAtlkS " ifOEEE-
LAND E0a saLsi.
THNHS Subscriber oasIs foT ss fizii
joining ,rset on uhich Be rsss aad Re iands 81
Jones Ihs and susi . see ss.t s'A .ao5es = sie
In the country and IN sAs nis' Of q. ansss
MINNIE D.-sThs PrDcipal q a isTEs s0zT5sz sa7Sof
w yOung ssuAfsi tosn csl==sbIa g.
iss employ 4ay in the capacity q Houseksep
ssssl''''' ss.. WI = '''''' ''' ''A if s Z '
Special Notice.
HART Hserea Co.'s BOSts sund tie Wsuhsss e
ndsards GLkssOn Co. sorBsr q cOsgs aud Chzca sse
VNOR sALE.s-I Eiii m NJ rssiasncs 90 CsrTyssfrsas
lorn:ry 'uBsd ~ Dr. felix Esssrssos, ~ - iEsat
TTDGEFIELD LOTS ron SALE.--ssy.s ~.
~ siful Building Lotsin Hous.cas Adton orb ~ NM
yards from ths square Also, " zoliosf
fsrs Williams ohsr Addtoos. Also uisgaaesni sa-
ding LOT N aeres, gaaH Rlks, opposils De sss
e AZ Gov Ssl 8 B.ouu AlsO, nnzosr Lsiazs
lOis In Brownsville, - ass froa ne CAV.
.ane-2m Rs.l Hst.ts A.snts. a. chsrry 4
HOUSE PAINTING,
ts sslsIhsr PsssIsa 70 .sse7's ., s s-ss gr9aRp
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! a ]. .sssIl Is N0FTcE -. Q d. .. n;

"a EasSIstL Is MOTTO CFs.-lcaHais : G., " IA
llA aleznhcat DraTaFsEF rrtHs ef Hsrraat sr-rst
Issued from the bsc Court in sud fr 10 strics sf
Iennessos IN 10 above fciia l as
noAs Deasare her sschi1srFs bt, lae, spPar ARA
ura aud und czter of -e Hon iidnuhreTs Jad4.
OF % said Court, I, Jesse .Ciorts Aarleft si Cr
do herehJ make Pucataa Of the arrzt II -
se@nnoit her mshiney, hce5 tkie, apparel ard farn1r-
aud cite AL persona In xuerz W1 have pretsnd hsrs
ghr, title Interest thsra, 70 appar tefoa te Nd le,I ~
The said Dist-ici Ceurt, she eourr1c sid ~ n A.
Capitol al Nashville, the 18th dsy Februar sac Il 81
clurt day e5e the ng neft fooEng a'cte
forenoon. tle s3 lHeants seaus,
contract, civil ard maritime, Erd lrisr rer- II
tas hshaf ius.os. ssii ss-rfan. It's sl -.
rnAEy, lsse ,. Z CLEhkNrs, 3 Aiass2lai far ~
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". A. A. L. KIEs, y. TrSEET
STREET, KING 4 Co.,
TORNEYS At LAW,
LAND, coi13or7e0 ASs s, =
sESBRAL AGEEgS,
OMAHA I,ITV KERRAsKA TERRTToUV

KETIL practice in the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
w Nebraska buy and sell Land Warrants land time,
give special attention making selections Of lands in NebskA
thO wishing good desirable locations distant
dealers nreasOna terms taxes furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles short notice. buy and sell lands, lets, and all
kinds q real estae and do General Agency business.
REFEEENCE.
". 9. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse Harding & Co., Boston, Mass. q -
c. Hbbard Sup't n Y, Central Railroad, Albaay, n. T.
Gen. Leslie COombs Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Rogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do de
Dr.. S. Yong, do de
Gov. W. B. Campbell, Lebanous de
Hnn. Jordan Stokes do do
Lucas Thompson & Co., st. Louis, Ne. - =.
AcGsric, ChtteDden & Co., KeokUk, IoEa. sEs-r.I
Vim. Sewer Co ,B,snkers, 0scsloosa, IsWa
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Bluffs,
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois. rE r.
v. A. johnson & Co.. New Orleans, LsuisiasA. Hsh
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~ - = s9sfeE1kk -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1880,
Passenger Trsi=s will fellows;
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A. N. and P. n.
Arrive At ChRtI,nsogs st =. NJ aud e,4o A. N.
GOING WEST.
Leave ChattAnosra at s:4J A. n. and Is ?. v,
Arrive q Nashville at 7.37 T Al. and 6; 20 A. NJ.
IENHB Day Passenger Train from Nashville, t3S A. NJ
WartrtCe with Slelbyyille train at se5 A.
with Western and Atlantic Il. r. at Chattanooga P ".
II ? The Night Passenger Train from Nashville 2. NJ,
connects with Shelbyvile trn $40 =. NJ. with
NeMinnye Manchester X Tullahoma 7sf p NJ,
Memphis and Charleston r. A. Stevenson 10 5 P. NJ
III The Bay Passenger Train from Chattanooga, IS 4. NJ
cspnecs Mchinnye Manchester r. r. Tullshoma
and With Shehyve train at Wsrtrace at $50 P. NJ.
The Nirht Passenger Train from Chattanooga 7l5
Aenphs and Charleston r. r. Stevenson 10
2. 81. ?. ". COLE,
fshS-tE Superintendent
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MERCHANT FIGURING gIIL

will complete. The lest and pine wood R0
81 Is to i 50, delivered ct the mill.
Cleveland considered the point in East fenness the
Milling business, enjoying large locH trade
Copper Mines aud the surrounding country, the
point In Tennessee to bay Corn and Wheat
Persons wishing any information, v please address the Under
signed at Atlant Gas, sppy 70 H b Daytss agss, st s
NILS rcara w. G PkTERst rrel
fbs-Gfn. AAsFse Ca
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PLOWSl PLOWsI! PLOws!iI

PLOWSI PLOWs!! PLOws!t! 4 Z
ET7E will keep constantly hand full Of poEs
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOVg EactOs
ry' Farmers would do well 70 give call before purchasing
as we sell them good steel plOW a. has been offered
for sale in this ciy from twenty per less than
have been payjngf the same quality OF plsEs.
2. & O. ANDERSON,
feb66 % and Is Broad and College streets,
shviIla II
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MACHINE Made ht0ehSEShkOESs
- THE TROY IRON ANDN All FACTORY, -
IN at Troy, n. Y, have IlEpvy Burdens I'm IN
M Mproved HORSE SHOE Machinery ncW m
in successful operation, and prepared toni Isl
VI execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, OF ~
any Weight and PSttern, At price but little
above tbs Prise Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The unv Iron tese she's is warranted IN every
respect These be approved Of and used by
Government ~ also by sf the
principal stage Omnibus Companies and Horse Shecs
country These Shoes be purchased through
te principal Hardware and IN the United States.
rs addressed to the subscriber Trey will receive prsnpt
sttention Wk. y. BURDEN,
apriI6-lv Aysnt. Troy. Ne< York.
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AGRTCULTURAL AND SEED sTOKE
A Rare Chance for lTiiIerS and
C9mifHIiSfS

TENEfE undersigned offers 1OF sale his Yais
uabe Merchant Flouring Mills, known
Jeyeand Steam Mills, located at CeYeand
These Mills in successful operation for the past
years. faYorsby known among our dealers
msrs, Tennessee, Georga and Alabama The capable
turning barrels Of hOur every p hours having
the French Burr 10 for heat and
driven by superior engine Of 50 horse power The Mil and
fixtures all perfect order, and thing pertaining
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AIGH E A n a CO.,

METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
FEVHE Propretors beg inform the citizens of Nashville and
the public generally, that ey have at considerable expense
6ttci up the store houses or the corner OF
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
for the purpose ofcauyng regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare, prices attached
that enabled suit both pockets appettes
and charge m than they get TINS has
needed city, and hope strict attention business
merit public patronage. We feel certain Of
the immortal PI in the Kitchen will furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock of
CIiLRS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LKQC0Rs
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
ocs6 jaw. NoORR.