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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-16

HAYING TOOLS.-SYTHES,
Ill snaths, Rakes, sythe-stones, &C., for sale by
H. X. RAYNOLDS,
iunels 70 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-16

NRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
- Straight, &C, for sale by
II. X. RAYNOLDS,
juneIsw3 70 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-16
MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 16' 1850
- For FsleETaP6ie, Market and Marine
New see Fourth PaEe.
Abraham I.incoln at Home.

Correspondence Of tho n. \. Herald'
SpRfNGFELp. Ill. Aug. 3, 1861
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
COMMERCIAL.
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coFroN-e hsaraof hs falisung sales Of Cotton today
q bales at % aud les Ct 98s s.
CHAn1rroa Jan l5-Sales Of Cotton day $50 baes a
fell sri f prices for tbe better grades 4hs lower qe
savAssan jan lssales Of Gotten ZOO baie at unchanged
rates for the lover grades there Is an improved demand At If
oSnE jan IsThe sales Of cotton on yesterday we're ooc
baesi Mddngs l08e The sales Tor three days 9
az fnn and steady prices
BaEabsrUFFsT stock Of Flour is entirely exhausted,
and Che demaaa exceeds The supply We quote City superane at
s5559 and extra at sl7 50 per barrel, the outside figures
being The retail prices Country is aru s27593 Tor super
fnes ard S3259250 Tor extra ia sac-s OF 100 pounds.
We rm market and an active demand for Whsst. The
roeipae0ninas very mlss report that sg aad
it very difficult al present to eaoush Wheat to keep ther
min operation We quote fair prime Red q i5l 10 per
basael, and far to prime White at sllo9Ls5
There an active sandfar Corn, and buyers readily pay 70
975e rbushel, according to quality, furnish sacks
PROFESSIONALS Bacon continues to arrive quite freely
Wequ1te Hog roand at 91<99os shoulders &C. Hams lO9
lels and Clear sides lo1e from srom store packed
re advance on these prices Is demsEded.
Lard continue ia goodrcqass We quote prime in good ship
ping packages at 95s9i0c
At Augusta Ca now Bacon IS quoted at l@ll7se fer hog
round
GR0CEBIEsThe stocks Of Grosees ample to meet the
eand,and are being constantly enlarged THERE'S fair amount
Of business doing within the range Of the following quotations.
susAR-Far sas5 and Prime to Choice a995ic in hogs
heads al 9c advance on these quotations 20 hafres Ne"
York Coffee Sugars t09lc Crushed and Powdered llz9l2ci
Loaf Il = GIG.
MoLAsss AND sYaUP olasses il barrels S45e gall half
barrels soc; Sugar House sf5e Golden Syrup in barrels
75c, haif barrels sc, and kegs lten gals 81
CoFFur-Ilio eal3o. Lagayra l29l3ci Java 1890 b b
TEA-Imperiai 5Oc unpoWder 5O9l5ci Young Hyson 40
600, Black 6961 81 50.
SALTe quote Coarse sack at $751; and Fine 81 COO
Id and Barrel huhe 4he stock the market is
ample the demand
COTTON YARNS-The following the SCENTS quotations
FOR Cotton Yarns 700 and e00 Dc doE COZ, i0c 5o and
400 I2c.
WH5sKY.-Reciifed is held at 25997c 2 gallon, and
county AZ 5nll5c. accnrdina 10 nuall-l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

NASHVILLE ASH CHATS Nooa4 RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville Ct q. M, and it s, y. n.
Arrive 90 ~ 3. Hi ana d D. 10.
lio.h Grains connect az Stevenson Tor Memphis
except the taain leaving Nashville Saturday
night
The night train irom Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga 18th the trains ont the East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both trains connect st Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the ShcibyVile branch
1.-THE day a-lin iIom Nashville connects at Tul-
lahoma with the train on the Mchiinnyille and
Manchester road.
fThe day train from Nashville connects ut
Decherd with trains On the Winchester aud
Alabama road for Salem and ayesteville.l
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at q m, and 2.55 p. 10.
Arrive 81 81, a. m, and 6;Z0, p M
LOUISVILLE AID NASHVILLE RAHR0AD:
Leave Nashville at I4S a. m, and 2.3S p. in. TThe
morning tram CARRIES the nall
arrive at 2.3l, q m. ana 1886, p NJ. 1.-THE evening
train brings The MALL
hDgEFusED AoD kl1NTrcEE RkiIROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m.
Arrive at 10. a. n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

CEIsPs GAIETV-TUE OPERA.-The PAR0BI Opera
Troupe are gaining on the public and sooth to say,
on ourselves too ruthless critic as we are consider
cd In regard to Signor SBEIGLA, especially we
are inclined to modify the somewhat uncompromis-
ing opinion we pronounced in our first notice; he ey-
identy gets along better with DoSIzETTT and BELLru
than with the merciless voice-destroying VERDI 1t
is true that he is unequal to the vigorous deelam-
atory style required for the rectatiYes in Edgardo,
but IA the arias and some Of the concerted pieces.
his correct information contributed very satsfactO-
rily to the general effect Decidedly the most sue
eessful singing which the company has yet achieved,
is the sestetto IN Chi ne eq, IN the second act Of
Luci
sigma ALAMO also was much more within her
physical capacity, and therefore, sang with more
ease and expression in Lucia than in Leonora.
We confess to strong anti-YEHDI feeling that
composer has beyond doubt some striking effects,
but he utterly ignores the physiology Of the human
voice ana cruelty murders those vocal faculties
which wise composition ought to foster and cherish
hence singers have either to transpose Ihs pieces
and so mar his effect or to sing them as be wrote
them and ruin their voices.
Therefore, We hope 10 see less Of VERDI on the
stage and more of BEILM and DoSREgr, or still
better RossIG and MOZART.
There We have established ourselTs now as an
out and out musical Old Fogy'
Can we not hear Lucrefa Borgiq? 1t is one of
PAEopi's best parss, and Gennaro being in a more
subdued style dan those tenor parts hitherto pro
duced would tell less closely on sBEIGLh.
Tonight we are to have Ia Trraicta for the first
time in Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

al meeting of the members Of che bar ot ~
yer. Tenn. on the 18th inst. J. p Rice, i-sq- Wl-
cales 10 the char ana n e Buckner al pointed 81
retary. The chairman briefly stated ne OBJECT =
the meeting. and on motion JAS Lee, Sr- Gay hgy
erts and Nathan Brandon. tsqs- were appointed :
committee to draft resolutions expressive q y
sense % tha meeting. After retiring Tor 2 few M
uneuts the committee retaraed, and reported the fol
lowing which were unanimously adopted
Res5'pef That with unieigncd pleasure we lear
tbatt'ol j b. Guild s candidate for Chanceli0
of the 9Th Chancefy Division q the state Of Ter
uessea. thai his candidacy meets our hearty appro
baton. that we recognize ia hun an the gualifiea
tioia which so eminently adoPn the high positiur
for which be oilers himself.
Res0Iosd That whilst we are sincere ID oar ex
pressions OF pleasure ut the candidacy Of Col Guild
wa cannot let ibis occasion pass without paying JUS
tribnts to the exalted character and Official dignity
Of the Hon s. ID. Erierson; Shat in his removal h
another Solictorial District. he carries with him the
devotion and respect OF this bar as a gentemaI
and profound lawyer ever worthy the high trus,
imposed upon him.
Rss5lUei That the Nashville UNION AID AMERl-
cav and RsDd5iela Bauler are requested to publish
the proceedings Of this meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die.
j. E. RICE, Chairman.
III ID D. z,,,,.4--.,-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
VEsPER Gas LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most brilliant, and
MOst Convenient Artificial Light
~ TIE VOID

FRKIs GAS generated frola Pure Coal OIL and s anrr
economy safety and sinipl ci.y, cannot surra rs
fixtures IN The sgls the ordinary gas fSsnres
is advantages are; that % Is portable rs lzhs unrirasd
FOR 1aucy eeapnsss, ci1anss and 1lpio D. and car bs
used wherever ARTIFICIAL lglt is required 20 D. cssT 90 regulate
and Eequifss no trimming ana no attention. Vha-ver, ar
LIGHTING 70 % eJslsig sgrs Gua IRE IRON ssa1si1a- a.
has no oor or smell Ehe burning fhe light made o.
barn with any degree Of ancy, by turning scru and b.
increased ,nsllareouglY IN volume from that Of csrGle
zen OF twenty ~ turning valve ls IN ordinary gas
The fesper Gas sre and fixtures precisely res-ahe fern
iose or coal gas, bat in oEaucy and purity fi pos
sssses deeed advantage any requires Is
chimney, hereis need or daily truninE a uick ana e
sos1ion % ne fixture $50 simple hat g g not lal get
out Of orers and child manage rsaiil7 The gas 1ei
- ne feper fixture generated from pare c0di Oh. sFas
per on tehfh Is nanufeturd expressly Cor this aurrsrl
without any nixtuIe Of Ecuaol ether flreiEn inarsns
SD q supply g unlimited me fixtures themselves adlps
edin sty le . slt al tastes from The plains single oura
% The most elegant and costly chandelier Zach ezturss r
feet IN itsei lre Is no outlay pipes
ter1 regulators &C lhe generated burner and al
hAtures, RON ths cheap single ihtto the expensive
ssinQfure gEs r0rs themseFsz They are sali al
prices when DO not exceed The cost Of ordinary gas fixtures
SIMILAR sty esani ornamenratou.
Churcs, hsuse public halls, stores steamboats, l1d private
residences tr ushout the State Gtedup win these
elegant and cung-nnt dsiafs and other heauuI sls.
tures which sd % mu1 TO ne apua-auce o. ps nd
70 The comfort o. he rome circle, and He heretofore could s
used MS iu those favored districts embraced within ra
limits Ct large cities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

We are authorized to announce FRANK NJ McINT9sH as
candidate for Revenue Collector fer Davidson county at the
ensuing March election janl9-ts
We are authorised to announc Or. J. W Bows az candI
date for Revenue Collector County, Davidson
county, a the ensuing March election. ianls-d
We authorized to announce JoHs A sEurE as candidate
for Revenue Collector at the ensuing March election jaol2
We are authorized announce VIZ B. ToUNa Whites
Greek candidate for state and County Revenue Cos,tor
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
jan5-tft
We are authorised 10 announce J. R. DRAKE as candidate
or State and County Revenue Collector Davidson county
the ensuing March election. jan3-tds
We are authorized and requested 10 announce E. WHIT
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson
ty, at the ensuing March election. jan3-te
We are authorized to announce JAMES Pay as candidate for
for Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county,
at the ensuing March election janS-du
We are authorized requested A. Mills
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson county the
ensuing March election. dec30 dWtds
We are authorized to announce Jorl A BATTLE as candi
date for state and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. janl-te.
We authorized to announce QuINcr c. DEGRovE as can
dda for state and County Revenue Collessr for Davidson
Ne are authorized to announce JouK GREER as candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson eouH at the ensuing March
elections.
We are authorized to announce E. FoRr as candidate for
Revenue ooleeer Of Davidson county a. The ensuing March
election lDecR0 tde-P
authorized to announce AoToN YouNs us candidate
State County Revenue Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tide
We are authorized ". E. CARTBRIaT
ddsts State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
County. at the ensuing March election. dec2i-tde
We are authorized and requested announce ROBERT Pow
Collector for Davidson County at
the ensuing March election. decel-tde
We are authorized aud requested announce GRzso
candidate Tax Collector for the county Of Davdsons
At the ensuing March election
Dec27 tde*
We are authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, candi
and County Revenue Collector for Davidson coun
~, the ensuing March election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
HB. Brozsrr Secretary.



in our opinion the time not far distant when the
above caption win possess a significance and real
importance Of which we citizens, may justly feel
proud. We have 3ften, through our columns, aliud-
ed 70 the vast mineral resources that lie at very
doors inviting TO profitable investment an untold
wealth. Il is well known 20 ali residents in the re-
gion round about that iron ore in any desired
amount exists in almost every neighborhoOd, while
coal and lime for its manufacture are equally abun-
dant and accessible.
We only propose at this time 10 mention the open
ing Of a new ore bed by the Il. Tenn. Iron CO..
That company have purchased extensive ore beds up
tho river. but finding the material abundant near
at hand, have commenced digging ore on the farm OF
Ma. Cowart, directly opposite cur town. and less
than helf mile from the river bank The ore is Of
good quality, soft and crops out upon the surface
II viii probably be material saving to the company
10 obtain their mineral stores from this locality
IL is fact also that withiR our corporate limits
ore Of the best quality exists in quantities sufficient
for profitable working These facts. taken in con
nectOn with our uuIvaled facilities Of railroad and
water communication, confirm all that we have said
as to the advantages Of Chattanooga for the manu-
facture Of iron. When viii capitalists be wise and
give AZ. call GO htaHo0ga AdUstisG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

Or. A. L. GmoN Of Philadelphia, in speaking Of
the advantage Of Photography for students says
" At .he College at which [ entered reported for
ayself four complete COURSES Of lectures, on very
Important subjects. All my notes were phono-
aaphic and when transcribed. my books became
pst valuable manuals to candidates for gradua-
On. I wrote only ideas and not yerbiage, and de-
yed from them such aid, that when ] obtained my
MD. had read no other medical works. Ihave
many time taken copy Of hastily-written and
angthy letter in five inmates and thus prevented
helay7
I Students attending the medical lectures in this
city viii see from this testimony Of DR.. GmoN, the
importance of a knowledge Of Photography, and
they should at once take lessons from Mr. DoIBEAR,
and learn it. Mr.. DoLREAE has been very successful
in teaching number in this city to write PhOnogra-
ply rapidly and correctly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

We are authorized to announce IFN JAsrrR TAYLOR as
candidate for County Trustee for Davidson county ensuing
March election. 5anlt-et
We authorized to THos 2. SAUNDERS
dae Tor the Office Of Coaateg Trustee Davidson county,
the election to be held in March, 1860 ap5
We are authorized announce IsHAM CLAHK IS caDdi.
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
sug27-m
We Authorized 70 SAMUEL P. AmEST, q
candidate FOR County Trustee Of Davidson county at the
March election. lsep2-tds
We authorized 70 HARDIN P. BosTEox cand
Office Of County Trustee, Of Davidson county the
ensuing March election oct5-td
We Authorized 70 JOHN W. MARTIN q
ddate for County Trusesst the ensuing March election.
oetll-dtd.
We authorized to announce Henry L. JUsTIoE
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county at the ensuing
March election. oOll-dtdi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
Oyerfom Land for sale.

SOMETHING over half 10 number Of OF that large AND
- valuable Tract Of Land known the s. ". Overton
Land in Smith county, Tenn, Carthage has been Sold the
baance, and TIE most valuable part in market r sale,
containing 3 including the brick Mansion and other
buildings Near 800 Of which is cleared the soil and lots in
finest condition cultivation and farming purposes Inc
manning portion In the woods. There is also gr sale interest
in small adjoining Traoa lies convenient to Carthage,
Turnpike roads and on Cumberland River.
The owners, Dr.. James Ovefton. Of Nashville Tenn, and
Whitney, Of Lexington, KY Offering the land
FOR sale en- very liberal Those desiring purchase viii
call Overflow James B. Mocre Esq of Carthage
tanl5-tw5W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
HOuE TEsTHaTONEAES.

NssarILIE- Dee. 70 1853.
Col 2. I. TAyEoE-Dear Sir; have used, Coz some time
one q he Faper lamps and beg leave ess my obi raus
90 yea Tor having introduced u notice. persons living
in the country parts Of city where gas cannot had on
who may desire light much eco1oucil than rs1n at
the time iuy equal IN Illuminating uouer-ais an
paraius viii prove desifsraium.
regard this the beautiful ard most useful 1rs1tn
far ProcuTDgi small cost, advantlgel Of gas rhr n
have seem at thu thatts periec y s-and
the lamps are simple n construction and mansgd with
Fery truly yours, p FaI1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

CoRN MovNG THE WRONG WAY.-The Franklin
ReJier Of the 18th says Yesterday the first in
stallment Of lot of six thousand bushels Of corn
was received at the Nashville depot Of the Tennes-
see and Alabama Railroad to be forwarded to Pu-
lasld over the Central Southern Railroad. This
corn was bought by gentleman Of Giles county,
in the interior of Illinois, and shipped by steamers
from Cairo to Nashville It is estimated to cost
about sixty cents bushel delivered in Nashville
1t viii be remembered that last year the farmers
Of Williamson sold large quantities of corn to go to
Indiana and ulinois"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
CANDIDATES.


e authorized and rcquess5 to announce W /. MeC0NI
Co of williamson county. candidate for Attorney General
q TIE 9 Judicial 0iFdeit, composed Of SumHei WILLIAMSON
and Davidson. Election in Nay leu. 5anlf-te.
Met1e authorized 10 IS II. g. hklAh cAnae
i1r ALtfnlg 6eaealo7 the ga judicial CicUit embracing ne
cguniso sumner, Williamson and DaEiessa Aeeion next
Nay ocl1s "a
We authorized 20 announce CARY A. HARBTs q Wil-
ams1n c5naty candidate Attorney General for the ju-
usid Cheat, composed OF tcoupre- O hiiaia
and Simmer Oltis r
We authorized 70 announce BAAAht 81 Li-i h4,, q
sumner candidate Tor Attorney General ii his te sh)
Judlal Circa otapose Of the counties Of Nilmln David
and sdn-rr
We author toannouuce JAS ,. RAINE5s ksg-s as
anddae Tor tie scs of Atoruey Gsn for the Ninth Judi
cll iirout composed Of toe coan.ies 0 llso1 eannAr
and Davidson. alecton 10 Nay ie5p
Wesre eutho1ed announce s. T. FleL11, Of Davidson
county asa cnd Attorney enerai 0f th5 9ih 5uoa
Circail. Erection, May, 1868.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

u sErIIE Es9lt gives ne great pleasure TO- state asaf
Ter tfia Of oaeet ne seler 6s lamps my suF i1r
ak weeks past and aflsr Qterlg closely e
time ileexperiuent Of Lighting lnon Tent Win lsss
lamps have conenCe their scielcF. 10
they ahorl al the advantages gas rnts e ths
who i've out % The ciiieslnd large tciFns.
The process Of preparing and lighting The lamp readily
earned. tbs fixtures simple and lhie
Of outeEs the cost Of te ght comparatively il De- ana a
whsle free iron az danEe that only mere acuan
lance lie rlr Of the public with the Fesuer Gas Lama 70
bring them into general lss throughout fhe counrg-
Yours truly stuart RaBfssos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
CmEROKEE REmEDY.

WWTE the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Nature
ewn Remediesone which will speedily and permanently cure
you the compounds heretofore used, with all their nau-
and detang eject together with the loahsome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for Gonor
rhea, Ge Gravel Structure, FuOr Abus Whites in Femsle
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have ed and ore
Of best merces to offending msn Instances c9uldb
producedof its effects, which WoCld stagger creduy
The preparations heretofore used have aled but
this has instance been known to fail Happily for
mankind the Governor Of thewcrd Father Who acts, not
20 kill. but to cure.
In mercy appointed Medicine for there dreadful diseases
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the SYSTEM stacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage truly
admirable gives untit has completely expelled it
ro the body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health and vig0r.
Remey strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
dency simply suspend the poison but 70 remove the
cause which it depends
II ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
seacs ali taste smell It lay in the count
ing room the toilet table, without being suspected
Kennedy for secret diseases
III treatise FeneTal diseases with full directions FOR theE
permanent accompany each bottle.
III Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers il medi
cines. POTTER & MEitNlN' Sole PropTietors,
ST. Louis, No.
Sold Nashville at wholesale by Berry DemOvile and Ew
ing Pendeon retail by Henderson,, and all Drug,
gists everywhere. dec4-dtw6l sly-insde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

We are authorized Announce cHAElEs n. H.Ys as 3
onateior Criminal Court CLERK at the ensuing haEch cleo
uons decl4-td
Wesre authorized to Gas Z. as q eaad
dateior Criminal Court CLERK. ulys-td
Heere authorised to r. E, n. PATTEssc candle
date or 0erho The Criminal Court Of Davidson county, at the
enguing March election. may25--td
We are authorized toannounce JOIN SHANE, Eq as oahd
next March erection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

LeuIsvIIL- KY. September s. 1853.
TO " j sErTiE-D-lr er AFTER having male lhrragsh
exaniuatiun CO me Fesr eas relation 90 rs fafsa
ting poaer chemical composition so heale 81
commend g a. 1e aferand economical cll - ros-
sesing greatar intensity q illumination than aly oe material
10
II ae laboratory i j. superior 90 ne acaoi means FOB
tglling heat and M Be found % nluahe service % he drug.
gist as veil as % he Iaauuflcluring chemist
QuaElss y WEIsur, n D.
Prof q chsnI5ry IN he EsalasLy sslssI ID lIs.a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

NksHIllL-, Ied1.. Dee f1, 1883.
Messfs. r. IS, rtriaR a Co-T hars had 10 lg 1oa sir
months past. 81 yaur fepsr Gas Lis ani e7sl ne
great pleasure state that rsgr superior toanTot
I er portable frll ihat I base net WIKI
It's siuply o arrangement, freedom from danger of dzpi1-
cslEnesai and adaess. ard pdgir Of Eat oua
iica that recommend Do 20 who VIII ~ rt rsss
ghs which 70 seems De- elal hraucy che 1riiaarr
gas light Very respectfully b.. d. Cadss
These only veg sew af DE ls1iimelis ae bare Cal
for yourself, 10, 81 c1i01adc uirs Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn THOMAS III TAILuk tCo.
THerchani from tie the country are expressly inrgei TO
give us call as We wish 10 establish agencies thr9usout tae
I State. Jan s-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

The Chattanooga Adrcrtiser learns that the heavy
rains of last week caused a rock to slide on the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, about four
milcs above Loudon. which compelled a transfer Of
passengers and mails for several days The track
is again clear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

PROM seabuy & Co.. Gas Filters Nashville
Tie fespsr Gas makes brilliant aud heeti es iha f
cheap ami qora6e su perfectly safe The codsfrlc,on ths
Aesaer Gas buEl8r and reort g perfectly simple, that
Rot get out Of order. t explode
TIE management Of RE burner easily understood, ard re-
qures bit lttls attention kep clean .1ld arr
4n ordinary fixtures. ne light polcei hy DE gsspsr
Gas We consider fully eqaas On every re any other klnd
q daslishl joins M. SrturET,
I. 3. sEiuc1I.
H s. PEscn