Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

CoKS MEAL.- Houss-epers viii mud very supe-
rior article of Corn Meal at J. T. BRowN's on the
Public Square He intends keeping constant sup
ply of this superior article.
ADEsRAB1r REsrpENoE-It should be borne in mind
that the beautiful residence Of Mr.. J. n WILLARD
on South Summer street, will be sold by auction
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock inns IS enc
of the finest and most desirable residences IN tle
city. having been constructed with view TO COM
fort and convenience To gentleman Of taste
and means. this viii be such an opportunity OF
securing an elegant residence as rarely occurs
t1oo-rv I, ,,rppr1rs LATE GEO CHRIsrr MISsrREIs
PROM NIBLo's SALOON, BROADWAY, n I've take
great pleasure in announcing to the citizens OF Nash
vile that next week we will be favored with de-
cidedlv the best band of minstrels now travelling.
Many of the members composing the troupe were
members of GEO. CHRIsTY's minstrels, organized by
Mr.. R. w. HooLEY, the very talented Business Man
ager in California and played at NBLo's Saloon n
T.. until January last since which time Mr.. Z. N.
HooLEY organized the present party in connection
with Mr.. S. C. CAMBEIL and G. W. griffin and has
been travelling ever since. Mr. S c. CAMPBELL
paid our city a visit some five years ago with the
Campbell Minstrels, and whilst here left reputa-
ton that never can be forgotten by the Nashville
Public We can safely say tat we have never
seen any Baladist in the negro profession that can
excel our old friend CAMPBELL We would advise
our readers to remember the opening night next
Monday evening, at the Gaety Theatre; give the
troupe warm reception which they richly merit.
Insurance Company of the State of Vir-
gimfa--s2G,OOO Tennessee Bonds DepOs-
tied with Comptroller of the state as a
Guarantee for the Payment Of LOSSES
From the following certificate given by the Comp
troller. we find that NASH MlRR as agents Of the
above Company, were the first to take the deposit
of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Tennessee bonds as
security for the payment of losses, required OF In
surance Companies by the new law, passed March
2lth 1860 This deposit, in addition to the large cap
ital invested in stocks and bonds and mortgages
of real estate, make the policies Of this Company
very desirable, so far as the payment Of losses is
concerned, 1t may be said to make assurance
doubly sure " to their customers:
CoNPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April %, 1860.
Received this day from NASH & MAER, Agents of
the Insurance Company of the State Of Virginia,
twenty State Bonds for one thousand dollars each,
being numbered from 1882 to 1851, inclusive.
The said deposit of bonds being made with me as
Comptroller in compliance with the act Of the oath
of March 1860 Signed. j. T. DUNLAP,
ap25-3t Comptroller Of Tennessee
CRHGHEAD.-The sale Of this valuable tract Of
and situated on the Gallatin turnpike and Louis
Vile Railroad, comes off on Wednesday, the I'd Of
May next The tract is situated 81 miles from the
Public Square, Nashville and is subdivided to suit
purchasers The Louisville railroad passes through
the grounds thus making it easy Of access to the
city, either by railroad or turnpike. Those DESTROYS
of attending the sale can do SO by TIE lO4 O'Clock
A. NJ train, Louisville Railroad, and return by the
evening train Free tickets will be furnished to ALL
by application to A. V. S LINDSEY o. ?. MCRoB-
ERTs at the Louisville Depot. morning Of sale.
Parties wishing to make the trips will please be at
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