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AppIetOn's Latest Publications.

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No. Al College Street, No. Al,
Has Just received by cypress, the following Works;
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED FROM TREE.
By the Author Of Organic Life the Same Plants Ami
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LIFE OF w. T. PORTER. By FRANCIS BR1EIY By
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GREEK GRAMMAR for Schools and Golfers. BY
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Greaf Rargnin,!Ii

TEyHE undersigned respectfully begs to infrm his
friends apd The oseus Of Nashville generally that having
returned 70 his I'D stand Al Union Street, be is nov
prepared furnish them with articles they may N ais
line sizing close out his stack PRIOR making his
fell purchases be Offering his entire Of Watches
l-y Plated Ware COaIf Those in want Of
bargains would do we'll TO cali and examine
J. FLOWERS.
in H9n-lm 1 Urio, slre.l Sa.hvi1. -.
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DongIas and Dlsuni0n.

JAMES PrSCKxEY HAMBIETON, who recently suspend
cd intercourse between the North and the South,
has beeu asking himself: "What will the South do
# ABRAHAM LIScoIN is electedY' And his paper,
the Southern Cogcdracy (DoUGIAs) echoes the fol-
lowing hoarse and awful answer
awe answer this interrogatory by simply stating
that the South will never permit Abraham Lincoln
TO be inaugurated President of the United States
This is settled and sealed fact 1t Is the determine
ton of all, parties at the South And let the
consequences be what they may-whether the 70
tomac is crimsoned in human gore and FennsyNa
nia avenue is paved ten fathoms in depth with man
gled bodies or whether the last vestige OF h6e;ty
IS swept from the face of the American continent
the South the loyal South, the Constitutional south
will never submit to such humiliation and degrade
ton as the Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln"
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Land for Sale.

Application bemade, in a short time, will sell
u nodAtng terms OFtY Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corp ration ms Greek, opposite Mai Cora
ms - one o. te most beautiful locations Davidson oada
Aoeat enc half OF the land timber eaVa,
uon Aere are on the premises comfortable ehiDs and s
young orchard Apply TO Mas Corr neA Inc pises ny
self for particulars. CHAs. K y INsFON.
fuIvl4-f
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOH EnIe

EHNHE Cypress Bend Plantation Chos county, AEkauus
one OF the very best Cotton Plantations Mississippi
river Is offered for sale q, the extremely pres
900 It has on 1t all the Improvements machinery required
Tor eighty hands, ant l0o8 Of land Vaton,
bearing crop o. unsurpassed cotton and
altogether in the one bat is arabic Pro-
teted as ts place is BY Trent and sid eves
possible and upon examination It will ehsapes
place on the river.
70 IA. Z & A. c. WELLBohN.
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To Contractors.

BIDS will be received the Mayors 0de until hs t5A
day Of August rext for The Grading, Rrgg, Epd NJ
AdemEin beginning al Bread street ane
running Elm in vita "a 2dnanos Tor hat
pnrpos By the City Council Proes and pec1ccns can b
the Mayors Once, e ne proposed Dproveiasatsi to
which the attention Of Copirscsorl e invited.
Jul adV3i 9. &. HOLDINGS WORTH, Mayer
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FFNBE undfgned asks leave 10 nfom smokers and ceEer
we'll dealers in Cigars AID res, that he hiss just
opened igar Tobacco Store IS Pebble saua,
door n Cah0un old stand constantly hand
general assortment Of the brandt Of good his ne As9
snuf. Ppes, &c IanR0-al NOAH erase.
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Public speaking

Inc undersigned, by request, have agreed upon
the above list of appointments; at which times and
places, &c. WHrTTHOENE, one of the Democratic
candidates for Eector for the State at large ogeh
er with some candidate of the Constitutional Union
Party will address their felIow-citizens
JGHN G. BURCH,
July 26th, 1860. NErI S. BRowY.
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PRosPEcrs OF THE GRAPE.-At the last meeting of
the American Wine Growers Association, held in
Cincinnati, ROBERT BUCHANAN, Esq, stated that the
wine crop this season would be fair average one.
The vintage will be nearly two weeks earlier than
usual. The rot prevails badly in some vineyards,
reducing the yield onefoGrth but the average pro-
duct of the State is fully made up by superior
yied in other quarters.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
1sttsr from. Iol.n 3. sarage.

FIAr MoU.TAN, Aug. 4, 1860.
Mr.. JoHN II. SAvAGE-Dear Sir: We accidentally
came across the incloeed to-day in the States and
Union published at Washington City, and being per-
sonal friends of yours we desire you to answer il
through the UNION AND AMERICAN.
Yours respectfully, G. r. CAMPBELL
H. S. SHE'D.
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The St. Louis Republican of August 18th, says that
C. F. JACKSON is elected Governor Of Missouri by an
overwhelming majority over his highest competitor
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Il is rumored that Hon. VIM. L. Yancey will
make speech IN this city on the 18th inst. We no
tce in some Of our Georgia exchanges that he Is adj
yertsed to speak IN that State on the 18th Can our
neighbour the UNION AND AMERICAN give US any In
formation on the subject?-PGtriot.
We regret that we can give the Patriot no lniorma
ton in relation to Mr.. YANCsY's movements II nc
has been invited or intends TO speak here, we are
not aware of it. We have no doubt large proper
ton of the citizens of Nashville would be glad to
hear one whose powers of making and unmaking
Unions of building up and tearing down Republics
are as great as those of Mr.. GANcEY are
represented to be by the Opposition Verify
in their imaginations, he is modern WAR
WICK. If Mr.. YANCEY has half the power In up
roofing Governments that they attribute to
him. we think he would be a profitable invest
,,,an+ for or-IS NAPOLEON
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NoRrH CARoLIxA-The Raleigh IN. g. Press &C
counts for the gain of Pool in Wake county I'm
which the city of Raleigh is situated) by saying
THE result shows that the people of Wake county
have been carried away by the popular cry OF equal
taxation" A Raleigh correspondent OF New ork
paper writing before the election las the following,
with which the preceding quotation is harmonious
"The issue of this contest will not be any indica-
cation how matters will go in this State In the No.
yember election, for though Ellis, the Democratic
candidate for Governor will probably carry the
State it will no doubt. be by reduced majority
But there are thousands who will tomorrow vote for
Pool, the Opposition candidate, that will in Novem
Der vote for Breckenridge and Lane AS PROOF OF
This will state that Kenneth Rayner who has long
been one of the most prominent leaders of the old
Wing and Know Nothing organizations, has deter
mined to 90 for the Breckenridge ticket In this he
will be followed by many others, as that ticket Is re-
garded as the only one which the South can safely
unite"
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Fer Sale. Rent, or wiz be Ex'

VERY comfortable residence sit l2 acres adj onioz th
n Fair Ground The house has seven rooms on t rst aoor
attic and the basement, three bek
houses and large ice house; has seen ne1y
aug9-f JOHN KIRKNAN
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DoUGyAs AND CLANS In the course of Mr.. Douglas
late clam speech at Rock Point r. l., he said
Ladies and Gentlemen. I would gladly speak
again. but you see FROM the tones of my voice
that l am unable to. This has been a happy,
q glorious day. ! shall never forget it. There
is charm about this beautiful day, about this sea
AIR. and especially about that peculiar institution of
YOURS clam-bake. l think 'yog have the ad ivan
tage in that respect of Southerners. For my olsH
part hare much fondaess for yOHr clans than
haze for their aiggers. But every man to his taste"
-Neio York. Ddg-BOOt
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CoLp COMFORT FOR New FRIENDS.-The Patriot says:
The BREcKNRIDGE-Y AYCEY organs are about half
right in saying that DOUGLAS is no better than free
so1ler The Banner says, the Squatter Sovereignty
DOGMA of the DOUGLAS faction is fly pronounced a
short c,t to all the ends of Black Repubcanism 1t
is due to the Banner to say that it has been sir or
sirN IseeEs since il saidso.
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Enr snIe nnh tnIcnse-

PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable exchange
for city properly, The remainder Of my premises ia the
suburbs consisting Of dwelling eight rooms,
large cellars servants houses stables k AID between eleven
twelve OF superi garden land will sell tn dwell
ing and about five from the q the aE
desired These premises ali ming The grounds sold By
last spring average o. about s. 10 foot By half
than distance square equally
sable in other respects selling fer teing occupied
formerly residence and rented for the present to
Bostck, ESQ, Also,
few Lots left for sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing lease upon LONG tine
the eommcdiobs dwelling the Of Broad Vsuxha
streets, present occupied By Hayes, ks Apply
Cherry street, TO L & X W BROEE,
--nly g, 1861. RUaENE UNDERWOOD.
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SUICIDE OF Mr.. J. s. SLAUGHTER, OF SCARLET LET
TER NOTORIETY hear that j. S. Slaughter com
mitted suicide at Atlanta. Georgia. day before yes
terday. No particulars have reached Mr.. Saugh-
ters name had become familiar to the public, from
his connection with the Yancy Letter"-whIch let
ter Mr. Yancey wrote in reply to one of inquiry
from Mr.. ughter.-AontJomay Nail, August IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-14

KENTUCKY ELECroN.-Tha Louisville journal of
yesterday has returns from elghty-fve counties,
which foot up: COMBS $3.50, McCARrY l,729, BOIL
ING 9,724 HOPKINS 552-CoMBs over McCLAKTY 25,-
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WTE offer sale the nest liberal terms, nu=her %
w arabis brding lots in Brownsville. from * nlcs
from NASHVILLE fronting the Gastn and Potter Pixies co
tanning from each, soil and neighborhood "a
surpassd number Of lots eersd- We viii also sell frs 81
10 10 acres in body II desired. The rapid yreth Of zdshsi
wiz tend to enhance rapidly tie value e the ErowasVs
lots n yon wish good properly IN good neighborhoo Con
hil to examine the Brognsvlile lots
JL&RW BROWN
iuIy3-2m AZ Cherry street
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PRnCLAmATInN-

ESHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee
To all who shall these Greeting: Whereas,
has heen made known to that certain j. IN NBWBERN
charged with having Committed foul and
the Sd day of August 6O upon the body of J. Warmaek
late Of equity Of Davidson has fed from justice
running at large.
by virtue Of the author hereby
offer reward Of Two n undrsd Dollars any person
persons who apprehend Nevbern and
deliver him to the Sheriff Tailor Of County Of Davisen
in order that justice In that bha be had and executed
~ In testimony Whereof, have hereunta my hand
and caused the great zeal of the State affixed
81 5 Nashville the llthday of Angus Tg4, Isso ,.
~ By the Governor.
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-14

TIE GREATEST SENSATION WOMAN IN ENGLAND-Miss
Burdett COutts Is one of the greatest sensation y
women in England Charles Dickens first contribu-
ted to her nOtorety by dedcating of his novels
to her. She returned the compliment by very ma
teriay contributing to the financial success in life
of Mr.. Dickens jr. She next created quite tTOre
in the fashionable circles of London by introducing
into them Liverpool street cripple, who used to
perambulate the sidewalks, playing accordion, in
a small car drawn by goats She nov adds to her
celebrity by having offered splendid premium to
the best rife shooter in England.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-14

The n. Y. Times, LIScoIS-SEwARD paper, says:
Neither Bell nor Douglas is likely to carry any
Free SState or to diminish IN TIE least the electoral
vote of Mr.. Lincoln. They will weaken Breckin-
ridge and render his success impossible; and the
votes they will receive the North will De mainly
those which, if they were not candidates, would be
cast for him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-14

Messrs J. D. THOMAS and o. P. TEMPLE candidates
for Eector for the second congressional district will
address their felow-citizens at the following places
and times, commencing at II O'Clock each day:
Livingston, Oyerton county, Monday August, Is
Locust Shade, Tuesday, IA
Millham, Wednesday, Is
Monroe % Thursday, l6
Poplar Grove, Fentress CO., Friday II
jamestown, Saturday, Is
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The KENTUCKY ELECTION.-The n. Y. Times BLACK
Republican, says LESLIE CONES received "a good
many DOUGLAS votes in addition to those Of the Bell
party and The RepuJlicanS." As ever before the De-
mooraey have to fight all the elements of OPPOSE
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For lhe Congressional Districts,

First District-A G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
THIRD d. NJ. KEY. of Hamilton
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth WIN. B. BATE. of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh y. 4. cox, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD. Of Davidson,
Ninth J. D. C. ATKINS. of Henry
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD. of Haywood.
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Fresh Turnin God.


II ANDRErHs Furnip Seed simmer and winter, WaTants,
4 A fresh, Jast received and for sale b
iulyI httNes hhtsHN n 70.
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1t is understood that several of the leaders of the
Yarcey Democratic sectiOnalists of this
State met recently IN this city, and agreed upon
plan of the campaign.-Pdtriot.
We are indebted to the Patriot for the first intell-
gence of the rumor that there was meeting of any
of the leaders of the BRECKINRIDGE-YANcEY Demo
cratic sectionalsts recently in this city. /As we
are sometimes accused by the Opposition of being
rather partial to those YANcEY fellows, we think
thev ought to give us some nkng of their meetings.
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PKRsIDkNrIAL cANrAss.


1.-The undersigned candidates electors for he eli cong,ss
s9PAl District will address their fellow citizens at the oob
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JANUS FAcED.-The DOUGLAS faction, it appears,
can boast of two faces-one to benefit itself at the
North and the other to benefit itself at the South
1t is the old game of the rotten, demoraized trick
sters over again humbug the people" The 1ol-
lowing is an extract from speech by HERscHEL "
Johnson, the DOUGLAS candidate for the NicePresl-
dency, at Savannah, on the 3Oth ult.
"Judge Douglas had been misrepresented and
misunderstood at the South. He asserted positively
that Judge d. was not in favor of squatter soyer-
eighty and in proof read from his speech In tebru
arv 1859 where he took the ground that the Terri
tories derived all their power from the Constitution
under their original acts. He read from the same
speech that slavery in the Territories stands precise
" on the same footing with all other property, and
that the people have the right to legslate upon
it that they have to egislate upon other property
no more and no less"
That is for the South. Here follows what Mr.
DOUGLAS says himself
Tie people of Territory can by lawful mean,
exclude slavery before it comes IN as State; " anc
no matter lcbt may be the decision Of the S'preln
Court on that abstract question: still the right OF the
people of the Territories to make slave Territory
or a free Territory, is perfect and complete
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DESCRIPTION.
Neewbern about went FIVE six years Of about five
feet six inches high weighs about 3 pounds and Of dark
pexion black restless % has tol@rably dark hair with
the Zip also his forehead which presents drawn
appearance sometimes speaks s4mDenyy, is gOnd
and sometimes works the carpeat. tde he
much addicted to nemPeance and bas thin bead, and his
hair at times is quite short. August II, 60-d3tx vim
Memnhis Ar0Ig0cBe ronv Eorq same
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Mr.. FILLMORE AND THE BASNER.-A few days
since we published a short article headed Mr. FILL
MORE for Disunion in a certain contingency in 1885,
To sustain the position we then took we pub
lshed from the files of the Banner an extract from
Mr.. Fn.LMORE's Rochester speech in 1856. The Ban
ner insists that Mr.. FILLMORE was not in favor OF
dissolution of the Union upon the contingency nam
ed, and no words of his can be quoted to show
that he was. In order that the Banners reader:
may see who is right to the spirit and meaning OF
Mr. FILLMORE will it refer to its files of 1856, and
publish from them his Rochester speech with
its editorial comments in which it is spoken OF
as noble and patriotic" eloquent and abe?" 1t Is
not unnatural or unusual that that which does not
convince one should be convincing to another
Hence the speech of Mr.. FILLMORE which has failed
to convince the Banner may convince some OF its
readers Will it publish the speech or that portion
OF it which we have published?
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the state at Large.
LANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. c. WHITTBORNE, of Maury
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CONsrAELE's SALE

NOfiee.
WILL for cash. on the 18th inst at the Store o. James
Z. Miller, Broad following COOS .
coils Of Manila Rope lot Of Tarrs Marns Yarns
lar lot Of Candles; largs Tobacco Oil: Dolassss;
30 barrels ROs supply Of whisky and Bandy Teas, Fruit
Pickles. BasEets. BruOms, and supply articles
usually kept in Family Grocery
Also, an Express Wagon and Buggy and Harness
The above properly Is levied satisfy sundry Judgments
against said James Miller Sale 10 clock.
The store house will be rented at he time.
aug2-dtds JESSE w. PACE, G. d. G.
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ia yI4-tf MSCAENZIE & MINCBIN.
Cholera. DySenteFy and FINK!
TWyHE GREFENBERG DYSENFEkH SfR-
UP medicine in the Wofc for disorders o. the
bowels See certificates the Board OF heah OF New FORK
and ENQUIRE Of anv he czsns Nashville most Of whom
have used it -,
STRENGTHENING TONIC for an Who suffer from
the heat, debility, indigestion want OF ee' nervous
headaches.
THE IsEALTH BtTTEhS, only % cents a paper,
Mill 49, ba N the best Blers suitable for the above
ANTS that 10 family ought 10 be without they Wisp 70
save doctors bills and eney Eoed l. ArrcurY
iulyl4-n RACfSe-IH D-0St-t--
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Turnins! TurninsI!

WTE have sale at Ave ceats paper, fifty censa
Wv dozen
Viii Dutch Turnip seedi Long White Turup Seed;
ked Top Leaf "uTnp Seed; yellow Aberdeen Tunp
Fenland Turnip Seed; Laings Ruta B4ya TuTnp;
Robertson Golden Ball Turnp; skrsing's Baga do
al above from Bliss famous nurseries, warranted
6esh, and bound 10 give satisfaction
julyl4 If MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
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found to contain some LIMITATION upon the acc,aida-
Ton Of capital rather than bounty for its benefit
i viii be founded upon the policy of preventing
those great inequalities Of private fortunes which
have subjected the Goskrnnaents of Furope 10 the
dominion of capitalists, and which win sooner or
later subject this country to their rule f indeed,
1t Is not now governed by them,) unless it shah be
rescued from their control by some new and undis-
covered dpvira
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THE EXPRESS

an Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Will commence
running 22d day Of July, in connection win
the Express Trains Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah and continue during the business season.
Through time from New York, eight days.
juIy22-f Il. W. COLE, Superintendent
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sTbe Constitution and The Equality Of saiesl These
the symbols Of everlasting union et these be the ying
* toe eple."-JoHS c. BRkSKERIDsE.
-Eead II breaking up Uaou we fnterd to Strengthen
and e. lengthen it ions BREcKrNslDeE.
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WhOIesnma Bread

TENHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sweetest and
il most wholesome hread-neVer fail 10 rise.
We have iu received large lot fresh from New York
ia yI4-tf NJ SCAENZIE & MINCHIN.
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National Democratic Ticket

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
J OS EP H L A n E,
OF OREGON.
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DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81.
UEvARiABLY II aDvArcR
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SWmEperi SHnner!!
TsNHE weather getting warm, and the e to change
UNDERWEAR. received superb OF
Unde rSbirIS and Drawers, to wit:
G4uze silk Shirts and Drawers
Isle Thread hrts and Drawers;
MerinO do do;
Net Cotton do DO
Shaker Flannel do do;
Jacone Shirts Drill an6 Linen Drawers at various prices
Call at No. 2S Cherry Street, one door from Union.
may22 ]. II. MCGILL.
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o. GRIFFITH & CO..

GRIFFITH, F. c. PENNINGTON, 'JNo. c. BuRcH
LION. TR0UsDALR, THOMAS S. MARI.
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Now Cignr mud Tobacco store.

. iulys7-.ln NovIssr n : : :. 9 "AL-S0AN,
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NE7E have in store and are daily reeving large and nand
wv same stock Of Goo DS and take pleasure 10 calling
the dealers add merchants generally to our large
which for style, quality and prices Annot be zeeeo
in any market.
A. j. DUNCAN & CO.
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J. FLOWERS.
- ULio, street, nashville, nDaA