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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

FOR COUNCTLMAN.

the sst ns Or WILKINS GOODRICH Of Davidson county
Miss GRAY, daughter Of Benz Gray, Esq eallatn.
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[FrOH the Troy BtIdget.1
The Siege of COFintll.


that OF the former political divisions Of this State
took its name lines in this pov-nsmely
1.-THE foes that be sngly kept at bay,
Out numbered his thin hairs Of Sl0eT Grey"
We vouch for the truth Of this but do kn0 that
under the ELECTS applications Of Heimsree famous Hair Re-
stoave Silver GFeys rapidly become lin appearance al
lesstl members Of ''Young America"
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
Z HAGAN & CO., Pr0pFetoTs Troy, N 7.
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LUCK AnD THE FOURTH OF JuLY.-LUCK is already
prepared for the Fourth Of July with flags and dec
orations and fireworks Of all kinds.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to the deficiencies OF the Blood different dseasei For
Coughs, Colds bronchitis, or any auectlon what
ever Oh tie Throat or Lungs inducing COnsu mps
ton, use No L which the No for Depression OF
Snfri1s Loss of AppetItes and for all Chronic
ComDfafut Is arising IRON OVer-use, General De
bFiitY, and N erVOus HrOstrattOn. No 2 for LlVs
er Com DIafmtss No. for Dyspepsia Bsldg O.
rsudg prepared absorption il taken by drops and
carried Immediately circulation, that what you gatR
you retain. The 40 Is for Female drEeG ulariSlets
HVsteria, Weaknesses, &c See special directions
for this For salt Rheums EruptiOnss ScrOiu-
IOuS, kidney and Bladder mplatnIs take No
s. In an cases directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per boz tie. -
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4u9 Broadway, Nev York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the cc1ny
o. J. WOOD & Co.. St. Louis,
apu Wholesale Agents for the West.
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LITERARY PAFERs-F. HAeAs, Al College street,
has all the literary and pictorial papers for the
current week.
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KINGSTON Spring.

FUyIIs establishment viii be opened fer the reception Of visit
or on Tuesday the i2th inst
17Board sl.so per day; $40 per Vesk.
WI. T. YEArhIAE,
3. ]. ERRIDER,
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The 6azsiis learns that tie Marion Rifles, of Lou
isvle are talking Of paying visit to this city on
the 4th Of July.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We AUTHORIZED to announce W 8. CHEATHAM a car
ddats for reelection, as Councilman from the 5th ward
a. the ensuing Municipal election. june4--td'
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Overland Mail.

SPRINGFIELD, No. June 21-The Indians are seri
ously hostile about Pyramid Lake, numbering 500
to 5000 warriors. In consequence thereof, 600 to
5000 Of the WashOe miners are concentrated in a
small space.
Mining accounts are very favorable.
Vanderbilt is seriously complained Of for crowd
ing his steamers.
meeting is called in San Francisco to raise sup
plies for the volunteers against the Indians.
The Pony Express to San Francisco is five days
overdue, supposed to be cut of by the Indians
Great anxiety is felt for tie outgoing Express Of the
18th and 25th.
A fire at Nevada, on the 2Sth, destroyed buildings
valued at $4,000.
In Washington and Oregon, the weather has beer
favorable for crops.
The Republicans in Oregon are trying to fuse viii
the Anti-LecemptOnites against the regular Demo
Gratis to elect Senator.
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TVPee SpringB,

TTIL be opened for the accommodation Of visitors BY ths
w 10Th OF June. Persons DESTROYS Of visiting The
Springs IN sVance Of this time will be on reason
TEs RUgsWTRW
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
Ia 6 O.
OWNERS AID PROPRIEToRs.
Also Owners mainly and Pr0PrietOrs of
HANGE TEL,

K0HTGOAERK ALABAlLA.
TTyRAyELERS The Railroads from Dalton or CHATTANOOGA
10 Knoxville Tennessee reach MOnvale By taking stage
Coaches al Knoxville.
Messrs s. LSner Sons have been engaged in Hotel business
On Mac0n Ga IN Mes York and in Montg Ala for
than twenty Experience has taught them the
OF The Travelling Public; ard they oil who seek health
comfort Pleasure that summer resort more than
MONTVALE SPRINGS,
IN the extent and variety Of By which objects are
cured They invoke tie attention Of The public their adyan
tagel in all these respects.
As the curative properties Of these Waters I've experienced
resident physicians testify follows
hey their effects human system: Diuretc Da
phoTsis Aperisnt Highly AsraEt EzhlarsEt ndirecty
Powerfully Tonic They have perhaps, rival in efficacy
either in the mineral vegetable kingdom, for all eompr
hended under the general term Dyspepsia with all their many
varied concomitants HpOhondrasis, Neuralgia Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement Of the Spleen, Sick Nervous
Headache, Debility, Dsrsagement Of the Nervous system
Their Durec properties render them powerful remedy in
most Of Chronic DT07yi and affections Of the Kidneys
They also Efficient in Mercual Diseases, ar0usng the
mant Of vitality and thus assisting nature 20 dodge and
throw 81 morbd poisonous matter from the system.
very agreeable and reliable remedy 10 these
Of
Herpes. letters, &c cured By them.
We do earnestly, therefore, in s sincerity, recommend all
persons suffering With Chronc Disease to and make trial
Of the Aontyale Waters"
The Huntsville Aal Democrat, Meuphis appeal Vicks-
burg (biss Citsn and Matches Miss Free Trader will
COPY in all their issues for three months and send bills Mont
vale Springs, 10 the pTopneors.
may3-dt#sW3m WATT, LANIBR & co
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ssO,OeO more deposited by Nash & MARI
1S security for Lhe Payment Of LOsses!!
CoNPTROILER's OFFICE,
n ...,,,-rrrp T,,D limo pO 1871

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June, 20 lS6O-i
9 The Hartford Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut. has this day deposited with me as
..Comptroller. under the act Of the 2ith Of March
1850. twenty Tennessee six per cent State Bonds
for $1,000 each, filed up in the face to sand Com
81 nanv and numbered as follows, to-wit Nos 1927,
aIe9 qls2 PIG, 1852, 1895 S45l, $3.50, 22lG 226I,
4. oo7s $500 1882, 262G 27OS, $40, 1926, 1884, 1888
and 97ss. The coupons due the first of July, 1850
~, +,l.sn from said Bonds, this being the usual
q. tim, 60. emitting them off for collection.
81 T. DUNLAP, Comp
From, tho above it will be seen that the Old Hart
ford Fi,e Insurance Company, is not any more back
yd in making the deposit OF Tennessee Bonds win
the ComntToIIeT As security for the payment OF It's
Policv Hoi5ers than it is in the prompt payment Of
its I6sses. having made the deposit two months II
advance of the time required by the new insurance
law. ~ o. Cau,,1
street continue to issue and renew poheles anu pay
losses for this old and reliable insurance COMPANY
that has been paying It's losses promptly Iof te az
City years, and has over 81 09O0OO ieft WIN w sa.
70 pay in the future. lJuhe%l-u''
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sANFORD's
InvJgOT9tOT
NEVER DEBILITATES.

TITS compounded entirely from Cum and
has bsoe an established fact Standard Medicine, known
And approved By all that have lsed it, and is
Eored with confidence in all the disease Tor Wmch X
II bas cured thousands e within the last two years
Who had given up all hopes OF relief, the numerous
r,soic;ts3 certificates in possession show.
me 5ose must be adapted 2 to the temperament Of the
Individual taking IT, = ed in such quantities 70
act gently on the Bowels : . .,- - q. a.,
r,e ~ ne LIVER IN . 'VfGORATOIG, and it
will cure Liver COm@ = |plalnlss nlAl AZ"
taCks, Dyspepsia !" CHROME D1 HS EnOea
: N IN m e r g I'm - pIatntss Dysente.
~ DToDsv, Sour Stomach, Habitual
CostiVeness, ChOI- Iic, Cholera, ChOIe-
N TIorbus,Ch Olera p .Infantum, Flatu-
Hence, JaTIndfce.I - Female Weakness
~ Family Medi- e cine. It viii cure SICK
n 3 a ID q III e. las = thousands testify) i'm
fVvoutV minutes, if ~ two or three Tea
EPOOnfuls are TAX" y en- at the COMMENCEMENT OF
All whOuse itaro giving their mO1y
Nix water in the mouth VII h the lnvigoratOr and swallow
cav NJ, % SS;SlaSINFORD5S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded pure vegetable extracts and put up
IN GLASS CASES air tight, and will keep in climate
lie but active Csthartc which the proprietor has
used his practice more - than twenty yeark
I1 o nssI ne FILLS ard the satisfaction which
All express in regard their has induced me to place
me Profession well know that different CStharcs act
on nd daS s uPI 1T1%Sp' CAs THGRTIC PILL
b.1 nth due reference TO this established fact,
beSn compounded from : variety Of the Purest yese'
table Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the
sUI,snarv canal, and are @ good safe in all
/ - wbere Cathartie is = needed. such
/ arrangements Of the StOunachy sic Bl"
/ ness, Pains IN the sack ana y 1 -
! CCSTfveneRe, Pain and Soreness over
/ the whole b o d y, Q from sudden cold, Whleh
! S,e11sDtIv II neglected. end in a long Of Fe
/ vcr Lass of Appe- 3 lite, Creeping SEN
| sarson Of Cold over the body, Restless.
/ ness, Headache or : weight IN Sne me4u'
/ ~ TnFlnmmauO rF - Diseases, WORMS in
| TsbFIdTeu on Adults, Rheumatisms great
Purifiero Of the BLOOD " and many diseases 20 WHICH
eb il heir too numerous mention in this advertise
l ment. Desc, ! TO B Price ; dimes -, n,
| The Liver HmwigOratOr ana FaunAAI "a
tbartfC Pills sesd by Druggists generally anc sold
! vholessle By the trade IA all the large towns. -
! s. 7 W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
/ o. J. WOOD co,
] ous No.
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no FARmERs AND PLANrEHs.
PRoCLAmaTIor.

TsHaH G. HARRIS, Governor OF tie STATE a rs.,s-s
y 70 All ano snail these pressut1bFselg. WteesH &c
has oa made known % that csrail Andrs j. LIONS b
enlarged Eh having Committed foul aud lifocous nu7dar IN
ne - day Of Nay, lsi9. uron he 1og Of G1orre b. william
son. late d county or GILES, and TIE 7h Of June ~
escaped from the AL ~ sad c1ung ai from nra
Is running az large
Nov, therefore, I Iaaks O. HAMS, Governor AZ afsr1
By virtue Of he power AID authority On gess 40 h-ss
oesr reward u 2 Two hundred Dollars % M $780,
persons Who NAV apprehand tde sad Andrew II LVerr
anddeiTer hin % ne sheriff or Ia1r % oar County Of a
In order that justice ln tai hshsir nav BE ~ ~ s-
In testimony Hhere1f, have hsreunt' asf nv traf
40 cal9e1 the Treat seal Of ths ztlts q l. asf I,
- , haaaEills iha hdzy Of Juna, 1850.
- IsHAH g. HAMS
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J. NJ. HAMILTON,
G. K WINSTON,
J. b. CRAIGHEAD.
W. II. Horn,

The resolution referred TO in the report proposing 10
reduce the rate of assessment 20 per centwas then
adopted. This reduces the property IN the city, as
follows:
Real Estate ....................... 2429372
Personal list. z'lOA'-o0
The committee then offered bill fixing the rate
Of taxation at nne mills the dollar for the pur-
pose Of hqHida1ng the subscription by the city to
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
The bill under a suspension Of the rules was pass
ed by each branch on three several readings.
We understand that the objection Of property
holders to the late assessment was that it fixed the
value Of their property at too high a igure-nOt
above its actual value, but above its taxable value
We take this to be the true ground for heard Of
two or three instances where parties were offered
the price fixed upon their property by the assessors
and they refused to accept 1t strikes US that pro-
perry ought to be taxed at what is worth at least
what it would sell for under ordinary circumstances
If man has in his possession ten thousand dollars
or any amount over five hundred dollars, even
though be hoard it up, under law of the last Leg
islature, ne pays tax upon it If he invest 1t in
real estate in our city he will pay taxes Upon only
eighty per cent Of it.
But the grumbling at the increased value Of prop
erty seems rather absurd when we come to look at
it in the light which apt to effect the hoder-that
of taxation. Under a low and unequal valuation OF
property in 1853, our citizens paid in taxes 2Of
mills on the dollar. Under the assessment which
has Just been reduced, the taxes were fixed at l59
mills on the dollar, being reduction of g mills.
But the amount Of revenue to be raised was within
$1,000 or $4,000, if we mistake not Of that re-
quired for last years purposes Property holders
would therefore. pay no more taxes under high
valuation than under low one
The action of the City Council on Thursday re-
duces the value of property under the late assess
meut twenty per cent and increases the taxes from
49, to II mills on the dollar, the same amount Of
revenue being required under the one the other.
Il strikes us that the whole thing is broad as it
is long" either way The city is obliged to have a
certain amount to defray its ordinary expenses and
to provide this the taxes will be low if the property
be assessed at a high igure-its real value-and
high if the property be put at low valuation.
One Of the best features Of the late assessment is
preserved under the action of the City Council Thurs
day-thht is, the equalization Of the valuation Of
property so that the taxes are equally proportion
cd according TO the value of property.
We understand il is estimated that the taxes under
the reduced assessment will yield a revenue Of
about SISOO0O for cOrpo ration purposes. $4,000
for schools, and $4,000 for railroads
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Dickens Short Stories. c1at1inirr thai- ..s
tors never hslors pu9s.si IN his l. 1s ahois al
y lHlllzs ncEru fre-u ulqsr 60 cs1 y cIr.t hrd1r
~ g. Jas1 reoeiYed ~ JOIN FoeT = 81.
iu1sl2
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Ds9arluro OF Pa11engor TraI.

ytrEvslzH AID cEArrtEoos.-4:OO A. M..8P.M
frrTr-rrE ANp AltnaHa--fsi IS A. ~, $500 P. N
7narsvr1rE AND NksHVIlIa--5 A. H., 1890 II. NJ.
+" oaliatiu Express 5 r. III.
RnnrElEln AEl EEEruoEr-as9O s ~. 2sA5 2. n
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Healthy human Blood upon being AalYzed always pre-
with the essential elements, and gives OF course
hs True Standard. Analyzs the Blood Of person SUI
rng from Consumption Liver COupaint dyspepsia scoina
&c and End 10 eJ6g instance certain dncectes IN the
red ohues Of the blood. Supply these Deficiencies and you
are made WE'LL The Blood Food founded upon this the
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Ayers Ague cure


which ne9iIaizes this maarous poison In the blocd.
and stimulates he liver to er1el it from the body. As
= SHOULD 50 = Goes care tbs affecting disorder with
Pstleet certainty And i does more Or rztier does
Haet Is Of more service 70 those subject 70 this infection.
= -se IN season Z ezpels i frrm the SYSTEM as . .
aosoloed and thus keeps those vhs use L free on its
e--aeA ke1ps the system IN health efhec1h exposed
% ne usease. Consequently tt nc uriT e,-re5 bur
process iros tie greet VARIETY Of escfcf4 ut-t ~
lncaced y tbs malignant influence such As F,e,if4nt
Fever Cnll Fever, Dumb, or Masked Acne Tisri5l.sl
Hsadacne, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fsrers Nr-,-
Ta!gia, hhe9matsm, Gout, Blindness Tooihachs Fsr-
ache Catarra Asthma, Palpitatons Painfi kae,enns
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Colc Paralysis md p-inf
Anecuons ~ the e-omach and Bowels al ~ WHICH
when arising from ts cause viii Be found 20 srr,s
more or less the intermittent type This Aorn
CURE removes the cause Ct these dsrangsuants sns
cures the disease.
This il accompshes By stimulating the ercrstorfs-
70 expe the virus iom the system. and these o14,n7
By degrees become ha1ted 20 % this hsr oes Of t.r
own accord. Hence arises what We term accntrt1tor
Time may accomplish the same end but ofen Sc isu not
long enough or Is sacrificed in The uttsmrt While tbs
AGUE CUEE does Il az once, and WITH ssfstg We
have great reason 70 believe tbs Is surar Is vel a.
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases rhch are
caused By the miasnatc neCcn, than any ether h-h
has been discovered; and t has SIN another important
advantage the public Whch Is that i IS cheap az
well good
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From Sc. Louis

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The celebrated MuIanphy
viii case was decided in the Supreme Court thin
morning in favor Of the city Of St. Louis which
will receive over 100000 thereby.
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1rrlrnl d Paa.enrsr rrnlnr.

stsBvIt1E AID OHArrANooak-ssOO A. III 500 P.
TzlCNssEz AM ALAaANA-l 1000 A. NJ, 500 p. NJ.
LOUISVILLE AID hasHVIlE-Ss20 A. NJ, 2sS0 P. Al. q
Galiatin Express 8 A. ~.
EneEEIELD AID krETucKr-lOA. M..TPM.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ExnEn9 IRON
BALTIMORE!


Broken Ups
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Fever 80 80.


Rom which mankind 5ulier oTez large part q tte
globe, IS re Consequence of a diseased acfon in iha
system, induced 1T the rca11ls mi1zu 1f rclaiza-e
decay Ihs eEhalatan ,sf1'Te br che act1r n solar
heat vet sol, and rises with tie uatsrr 1r nom
it. While the sun Is below tie ho1zoa "a, 4apar
fingers near the eartbs surface and the rrrl IS fa<sn
with It through the lungs into the blood It1e g scs
an irritating poison the internal vsoera ard ar-
eretiDg organs 81 the BODY The liver taedues tor1id
and iails % seeIete not only this virus but as. tie Sic
from the blood. both the virus and The BE aeu are
in the circulation, and produce violent eotfct1n1i
disorder. The spleen, The kidneys, and The sinmeeh
sJpathize with the liver, and bacome disorre also.
Finally, the instinct Of orr organn As f 81 an alcrt
to expe the noEious Infusion concennatas the whole
hleod C the body in the internal ezcruonas to force
them % cast Il out The blood leaTss the suracc and
PUSHES % the central organs with cnngesle violence
This is the Chill But in this et It fails. rsan he
tEVzR follows. IN which the blood leaves tie GENITAL
organs and PUSHES 20 the surface, if ia another edlt
% ezpe the irritating poison tr1gA that ci1ar great
ezcretozthe skin II this also t fi1. and q SIS
ten a1andons the attempt exhausted, waiting ior ae
recovery Of strength 20 repeat e hopeless eof another
-g- These are The drs OF r1r1EysIns OF tEfll AID
AeuE- Such eanstisutansl disorder VII o. course IN
oelnine the health IF il s. not removed.
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CRY AFFA1Rs.-THE ASSESSMENT. - TAXATION
number Of citizens thinking the value fixed upon
their real estate under the late assessment too high
petiOned the city council for reduction of the same.
These petitions were referred to select committee.
This committee reported to called meeting Of the
City Council Thursday. The following is their re-
port, as published in the Gazette Of yesterday
The Joint and select committee Of the city council
TO whom was referred a number Of petitions Of di-
vers property owners Of the city, complaining Of
examination Of the same comparing each Of them
with the books Of the Assessor, found that the
work Of that officer and his assistant assessors was
carefully performed, and that the assessment Of the
property throughout the city was relatively just to
all parties owning property therein
The committee believe that although the property
assessed for more than what il would bring under
favorable circumstances but they are also convinced
that the general opinion Of the citizens is that it is
not the true policy of the authorities to assess pro-
perry at its cash valuation-that such is not the
policy nor the practice Of other municipal corpora
tions-that il has tendency to give false and specu-
lative value 70 property and 70 be productive OF no
solid advantage-that the amount Of revenue re-
duired can be raised certainly from property
valued at moderate figures as when valued az the
highest rates. Hence, your committee recommend
the adoption of the resolution herewith making II
the duty Of the Assessor TO reduce the value Of the
real property of the city as now listed And in
case of the adoption Of the resolution then the
passage of the bill also rendered herewith repeal
ing the act Of June l. 1860, and raising the percent
age Of taxation as therein expressed.
J. NJ HAMILTON,
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3. "a cuTTER.

Bos SO aa1 So Corner of C0l1sgs aad BTood1odgs
NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Bo0tsy Shoes, Hats u m bre Has, Whips &c. >
just opened and exhibition, Of the
lesi stocks before offered, and at loE prices.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style q ssEed and pggsd work. esrseng Ca Kid
Patent Leather, Goat Duczskn, Coth and Lasting Caters
and strapped Shoes Oxford Ties &c, and 10 short every
desirable MAKE and qualify.
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN3S,
Ny stock 10 this apartment hasbssn selected with great care
ad e4nnos 6 eSeeli onprsns in part me Calf, Kid, Goat
French and English Lasting Caters Boots, Busns, Slippers,
&c, &C. with and without heelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received frs fio the manufactures every style and
eolor Of Fur Beaver Cassmss Mrno, WOe Straw and Leg
horn Hats
UmbEellas Trunks Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags school
Saches Saddle Bags Backing and Brushes walking Canes,
Tack whips, fhon Hosiery, &C &C. constantly hand.
All Of which VII sold Wholesale or retail On reasonable
terms.
BELTING drc.s AT COST.
5000 Leather and Gum Betting to I2inchsu
vide cum Packing all thekne, Copper Bu and Rvts and
Lace Leather at cost ior oasa, to close
B. B. CUTTER
Corner Of College ans Broadway,
arch Qe-sIfwArwH Tenn
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VILE.


.a- riourir6srs s. Inh.riaa -
"a Hisasqy o. z@ 8
80 -srt,si, Size. izas Bran, per 1uo lu 81 90
DsiiTlgsd 8 az parts Of the city, ootss isasly
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIGURING Mil.
ESTABLISHMENT.

pURR hstones Of al sizes On hand and De 70 order ui
ID Mills Mil spndles, Nil Gearling, Boldng Cloth o. a
numbers, Butch anchor brand, benE hosting reEusipr
Screws serene wire, picks and pasier Paris and IMPOSED DON
me manufacturer which enables 70 sell best arc. az Low
prices.
Being practical echaHc thoroughly understanding re
theory and practise OF nnE operations. Mllerg and NH
Ergbts viii ind to their interest 10 examine ny sct and
prices before purchasing. All goods sold By Elrrse 70
give satisfaction.
All orders and Communications PronPsy atssnden to.
p N. Ryan,
Cor College and Broad SIS NASHVILLE. Tssn.
mh25 dEt william.
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BUENssEs oALDs

instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and naam
nation, By iely appoa ton o. his marvellous healer
and the flesh sEensw as IL BY eharm, blemish o.
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TO TRAVELLERS By 5 ssA AND LAND.

The bsehnist, the Ira VtIsr, ard every other indi-
Tiaual whose lot In life = throE8 him within the
chance Of accident from eDlo si0 FIRE. collisO should
bear mind that this Magic Exactor his ane only
friend. Il beth portable sad cheap. and shoud ever
be his companion, friend In need There thousands
Of living witnesses 70 testify its marvellous virtue, Who
their sound limbs muscles to Its saving efficacy.
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