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nuCK RIVER.

ETE have $40 acres Of Land for sale in hs bend Of Duo
w River Withn2 miles Of NormGndy on TIE NashVle Ana
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded By Vsne tDavd
River, Willis Blanton and Abuer Barton TH9
the is river bottom and level about 80 acres cleared
several good springs Stock Farm. We viii sell
half all Of the tract suit purchasers Those wishing
Stock Farm healthy country, good community
&C. would DO we'll 10 and look Weare determ
ned 70 SELL FOR further particulars address r. NJ Barton tn
5c-i5.tvS.ff BREWER a BARTON
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which neutrazes this malarous poison in the bl0od
and stimulates the liver to e1el i rom the body As
i should, i does csre ,is c.Ictng disorder viih
perfect certainty. And i does more or rlter does
what is Of more service % these subject 30 this Injection
II taken in season It expes i frn the system Il IS
absorbed and thus keeps those who use Il free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently il nss only cures, 5ur
protects nom, tie great variety Of sectons which
Induced By tbs malignant influence, such AZ Remitent
Fever Gail Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, on Bilious Headache, Bilious FsTefs Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism Gout, Blindness Toothachss Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpitatons Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Colo, Paralysis and Painful
Affections NJ the Stomach and Bowels, ell Of which,
when arising from this cause, VII be found 20 assums
more OF less the Intermittent type This AGuE
Cure removes The cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This i accompshes 81 stimulating the sxcrstories
70 expcl the virus in the system; and these organs
By degrees become kaed 30 do this their Office Of theE
own accord Hence arises what We term acciiaEtlte.
Time may accomplish the same end but oen BE Is not
long en1aet 0r IS sacrificed in he attempt while this
AGUE CurB does it at once. and with safety. We
have great reason TO Believe this IS a surer as wen IS
safer REMEDY for the Htue class ai diseases which
caused M tie miasnaLo infection. nan 1ry other which
has been dscorered and il has sun another Important
advantage e the public, which is hat il is cheap
well as good.
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Fever 8nd Ague,

from which mankind suffer over 6 large par -
globe 5 the consequence Of DISEASED ecto1 . 20
system, induced b. the poisonous uiasn Of re8-4e-e
decay. This exaalatoa Is evolved a the acton Of oz
heat wet sol, and rises with the Iatsry Tapor ea
t. While the sun IS below the horizon thi1 Tanor
fingers near the earths surface, and The WIS s 1lee
with i through the bugs into the blood. lhcfa q acts
as an irritating poison the internal viscea and e
cretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes tolid
and fails % secete not only this Vs, but also tie bic
from the blood Both she vir1s and the bic acclrlte
10 the crcullton, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and The sI7ulch
spathzs With the liver, and become dsorderel also.
finally the instinct Of organism, as If IN an attempt
TO expe the noxious infusion, concentrates the who's
blood c. the body in the internal ezcretores 60 force
them to east it out The blood leaves the slraoc and
PUSHES . the central organs with eougesVe violence.
Ihs is the CHILL But IN this effort It fails. Ten the
FEFER follows, IN Whch the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES 70 the surface as If IN another effort
% eel the ifltanng poison through that ether crest
eAofrtsthe SKIN IL this also e falls, and the SIS
ten a1andons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery q strength 20 repeat the hopeless effort another
day. Llese are the fis on r1r0E7sa,s Of FErEz AID
A0vs- oae9 CONSTITUTIONAL disorder g Of course
derulne the ne1iih il 8 is not rlu.oT1d.
We have ll1cref 10 fira and have s,nd an arfi7ofa
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Nm Cox, Solicitor for Complaibal
msy22, '60-Wat-pr's fee IS
Josiah WILBURN VS. James 3

JOSIAH WILBURN james Hansley, Guardian and others
ID ORR inal BILL On motion, and it appearing T. the s1taon
the Clerk and Master that the defendants Msyhed being
heir Caroline Mayfd his sister, brother John Nayded
james Msyhed, and George Msyeld deceased resident
OF the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process OF this
Court be served MIN. Il is therefore ordered by the
CLERK and Master, that publication be made in the Nashville
Union and AnlercGB for four consecutive weeks urng The
said defendant APPEAR at tie next 1.-THE Chancy Court
to be holden for the county Of Perry At the court house thereof
the OF Lqden Thursday after the second Monday
June NEXT, and plead demu to the said bill the
will be taken for confessed and the set for hearing
exparte as to them ISAAC n. HCLME,
Nm. Cox Solicitor for Complainant Clerk Master.
may22, Govt prs fee 50
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WISH n sell the which reside, six miles from Nc
MnnVills the Stage road leading Murfboro. he
consists OF go 0eleared rs well tin Herds
grass and OF the go there
bottom second bottom snds equal Ia point o.
fertility any land in this section Of the country. There
three springs the tract furnishing abundance Of the
year through The house sprpgs Of free water
be surpassed point purity and hfHness There Is one
corner Of the fna quarry Ct lime stone rock sufficient for
purposes be improvements consists Of heEed log dwell
ing hous aning six rooms, Kitchen negro cabins stables,
cribs wheat house, All information be furnished
by application the subscriber the premises Post Once,
McMinnville Tenn. VS.. REID. "
Ar.riL Z II
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DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

is without doubt peerless remedy It has this endorsement
he test Of trial and experience for has been household
medicine Tor many years WY sol recause while the
skin its eRrdfiUe OgD6r such that il reaches the radio
or Gene Of disease below the surface salt will reach the
marrow and bone For all CUTANROUs DISEASES,
we'll ScALuING from steam and water. it has equal; it
renders the coating the skin tree trom dshguremens
M i fborough and nvauable Slld the principal depos
Il Broadway N and Charres street. New Orleans by J.
WRIGHT Co. General Agents. Also by all drueg IS and
iune3-d. VI
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Sale Of Negroes,

Alexander Thomas wife Mary Harrison and others
T pursuance Of Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered in the above the June term, 1867
WIN offer for the Court House in Nashville Satur-
day, the zth day of July next, The following ne
eroes toUit
Nell, about sixty years Of age;
Dick, - thirty eight years Of aEe;
Reuben, I" thirty do do;
Henry, I" thirteen do do;
will he required in cash, and for the baancs
credit twelve months will be given, we'll endorsed
payable in Bank, required.
These negroes belong the este RoIa Hsrrson, deceased
janss 60-Ttds Pr CHEATHAM, CAM.
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THE OIIIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

HI ---ll1- = ~ = . 2
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
universally suppansd an other Ontmen and healing
applications in both the Eastern End Henspheres,
Wherever inlTodacsd is sis ert the seset
Of its success ali etGHs0s aseoRs Ehethsr The
Gocidfufor disease.
BURNS : sCALDs
are instantly relieved Of their angash, pain and inaam
nation BY timely aPPea lion Of his marvellous hsasr
and the Hssh Is renew as Il By charm, bemish
scar remaining.
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MArOa Woo0.-A Geographic dispatch from New
York says Mayor WoOD repadiates me story mat
he had written letter in favor Of DOUGLAS he
stands now as at Charleston, but VIII support the
NOMINEE, rlhoerer he may be.
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TyrPe Anrimgs,

VWTIL be opened the accommodation Of visitors by the
w 10th OF June. Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the
Springs advance Of this time will be uodaed
able terms BY application ct the oce Of HstnoEe, Esq
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
Ia q o.
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
Also owners raainIys and PrOprIetOrs of
EXCHAN TEL,

AONIGOHERK ALABAMA.
EyRAFRLERs the RaiISai from or Chattanooga
10 Knoxville fsnness, reach hontyae By taking stage
Coaches 81 Knoxville.
Messrs LAne Sons have been engaged Hotel business
u Macon, NeE York and Montgnmsl ALI for
than twenty kyperieuos has Taught e the
OF The rr4ves Pgbc ard they s who seek health
comfort pleasure, thar resort comp than
mONTVALE SPRINGS,
in the extent and variety Of means By which these objects
cured They invoke the attention Of The public 10 their advan
tagss in all these respects
the curative properties thess Waters ave experienced
/ resident physicians testify as follows;
hey their effects system: Diuretic, Dial
phoec, Aperent, Highly Alteraut Bxhlarsut niireetyJ
Powerfully Tonic. They have perhaps rival IN efficacy,
either in the mineral vegetable kingdom, for al eonpre
heRded under the general term Dyspepsia with a their many and
varied c0ncomans HpOchOndraisis, Neuralgia. Ohronc
Liver Complaint, enlargement Of the spleen, Sick and Nervous
Headache Debility, Dsrangeusnt Of the Nervous system,
Their Diurec properties rstdsr them poEeriu remedy in
OF Chronic DroTy, and affections OF The Kidneys
They also Efficient In Mercurai Diseases aoung the dor
powers vitality, and thus assisting dodge
throw on m0hid poisonous matter from the system
short, all Of general debility AMI excavation VIII ind
very agreeable and reliable remedy in these waters
Cases Of obstinate Chs and levers and many cutlneous els
Herpes, letters, &c have been By them
We do earnestly therefore, in ali sincerity recommend all
persons suffering with Chrenic Diseases, 70 and make trial
sf the M0ntvale Watsrs"
MATT, LANIER 4 co.
The huntsville Alal Democrat Memphs APDe1y Vcks-
burg (niss C1tsss Natchez Miss Free Trader VIII
in all their issues for three months and send bills mont
vale Springs to the proprielors-
ma tut w9
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LoUsynLE. June 2l-The river is falling with
four feet nine inches water in the canal.
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BunNsss soALDs
rHR PRIRvD on TIE NURSERY

Children are frequent su ferers from external inju
especially from Field and CaHlphsns Esp10siOns-i
fors every mother should : have this healHg Frepar
constantly hand. Il heals i BreGsts and quick
mo ses the TETTER or RING WORN, 90 prsDalsnf q
HaTssrg.
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state Of Tennessee, Davidson County Court

7
ANES A. Chiffon and his wife John ~ Swan and
Al Mitchell Be It remembered that the 7th day Of Nay
1860 motion Of complainant, by counsel in the above
and appearing the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
Defendant william MITCHELL resdent q the State Of
Tennessee, and therefore the ordinary process Of this
not Re upon him. is therefore ordered - the Court
publication be made for four weeks in succession in the
vile Union and AElecas newspaper published citv
Nashville, requiring tho said defendant appear
term the County Court to be holden for the county David
SON. the court house thereof in the city Of Nashville, the
Monday in August next and said bill
will taken for confessed and set down for hearing exparte Said
being for partition Of real estate in the city Of Nashys
+. r. CHEATHAM, c a. n.
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IN harness, Reindeer won both the two lae heats.
Time 4:5S and 500, beating Bobby Lewis and Abby
Woo1e
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CAYCE's sULPHUR sPRINGs.

TFNHE Undersigned respectfully informs cd friends and ne
public generally that the above watering place WI ls
opened for the reception Of visitors the lst Day Of 1ne
He has lafge Dancing room, Ten Pin Alley. &C. i9f ns
amusement Of his visitors. The springs ne eona
qualities AZ any IN tho STATE All who Adj ee tn Dy
Bowel Diseases, Headahe would do we'll 70 give them
rial Hehs sulphur, ehaybeate ana free s,oBe EaieI Al o.
he very best kind The Springs situated n
locality, miles south Of Fsnkln, and three miles hes CT
Thompson Station he would Isy all Who may iaVor MN
with visit that pains viii be spared 70 aa2ela on1
TERMS.
Board uerv ~
do do =
iugle neal.
Children under u years and servants half price.
TJeeninr Horss per week. % %
All extra trouble extra charge
IrTfe 49, viii meet DE at Thonpsons Station on
W1ss Weinesasys and Erdaya in the morning. and Tues
- Tt5rrIsvs and Saturdays In the evening.
N..vile ti-wsesy UHoE ANEsIcAE copy until forbid
.,1i md accounts thi5 Office Frdnkifs RsUfer
l Inn Ia
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nanny nonNlNs. JUNE e. ls8o.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY mATFERs.

Awe are again indebted TO the ADAMS Express 'Of
late papers in advance of the mails, and the oell'ery
Of our Baltimore correspondence.
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ILLINOIS sss.ssssss-...ssssssssss
All notes OF this State should
be countersigned by the State
Oficer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; when
this is not done they art IN
saleable.
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The National Democratic Convention met this af-
ternoon and Immediately adjourned till tomorrow
morning the Committee on Credentials not being
ready to report.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed nnh Flaming MIL.
ESTABLISHMENT.

DUR Mllstonel Of all sizes band and b b ors, sat
Mills nil 3pndes, Mill Geari1g Boiling Cloth 81 al
numbers D1tch anchor brand, hsne hosting and reEusng
wire. picks and plaster Paris, and moosa from
the manufacturer which enables sell articles
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding he
Theory and practice Of nng operations Miers and MIL
Vrghts viii ind % their interest % esmne stick and
prices before purchasing. All goods sold by Earrsus
give satisfaction.
All orders and o0mnu1ieatons promptly attsnden o.
P. % RYAN,
Cor College sad Broad sts Nashville, Tenn.
nnh2s dat william.
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SPecI0s
[From TIE Troy Budget

STU u OWI
It that OF the former political divisions Of this State
took It's name two famous lines in this posm-namely-
''The foes that be sngy kept at bay,
Out numbered his thin hairs OF Steer Grey"
We vouch for the truth Of this, but do kO0 that
under The Of applications Of Hemsrsei famous Hair Be-
toratvs, Sslver Greys rapidly become lin appearance at
least members Of sYoung America"
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
E HAGAN CO., PrOprietoIS, Troy, Y
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Perry County, state Of tennessee.

IN CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN
Thomas Kittreli william Pace and o.hers-Orginal
Bill On notion and il appearug to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master, from compliments bill, which Is that the
DEFENDANTS John Pace Daniel Mays Francis Nays Isaac Pace
David starbuek, Reda sarbuck, Amos TreRe sarah Trd
we'll, Kinchen Pace, William Cabe, JOEeph Cabe, william
Ruckabe and Edna Hucksee, residents Of the state
Of Tennessee oat the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
served them 1t therefore ordered By Clerk and Mas
that publication be made in the Nashville UtOR and Arf
for four consecutive requiring the said defendants to
appear the Of the Chancey Court to be ho1en Tor
the county Of Perry the house thereof in the town Of
Linden. Thursday after the Monday In June next
plead answer, demur said BILL the will be taken
for confessed and the cause hearing pdFs them
ISAAC N. HULMB, & NJ
n n Cox, Solicitor for Complaint
RTgvl 0-vv4t- n-isf Zee e
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BY TELEGRAPH.
D EMOCRATlC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE UEIoy AND ANERIcAN.l
BALrnzoEE. June 2l-Thc majority report Of the
Committee on Credentials avofs the admission of the
original delegates from Mississippi, Texas and Della
ware, and against those from Louisiana and Ala
bama- Thsreport divides the delegates from GeOr-
gla and Arkansas.
Mr.. STEVENS, of Oregon, submitted S powerful
minority report, favoring the admission Of all the
original delegates.
Pending the consideration Of the report, the con-
ventio1 took a recess. BURcH.
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Nm Cox, Solicitor FOR Compla
May ., '60-w4t-pT's Zee 50

MTARTHA ODOM vs. Thomas Wditwell, ct als-Orginal
IVA Bill On motion, appearing to the satisfaction OF the
CLERK and Master, from the eompanants BILL which is
that the defendants, Kennedy Pallas Brown and his
wife Brown nonesdents Of the State Of Tennessee
that the ordinary process Of this Court be served them
II therefore BY the Clerk and Master that publication
be made in the Nashville Union and AsTcGR for four
scuve requiring the said defendants appear at the
next term Of the Chancey Court to be holden for the
Perry, at the house thereof in the town Of Linden,
Thursday after the second Monday in June next. and plead
demuF to said bill, the will be taken fer confessed
and the set for hsa.ing gxparte to them.
ISAAC N. HULME, & 81.
n Cox, Solicitor for Complainant
vQ9 e0--rnf- - ra.c
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PROCLAmATION.

TsHAM g. HARRIS, es-ernor Of TIE State o. Tsnnes.ss.-
70 az Fho shan see uese presents erssaq Whereas g
made known that certain AadraE b Tonr l.
charged With having committed foul sroeaus us~ q
the day Of Nay, la5 upon nv oody Of Geor-s ~ william
son late q eolEty Of Cites ana tie 1f rre -
escaped ron ne jan q sd county and has Esd f-s es
Is running a. large.
now tnfrore ~ laAAE g. HtAals, GoTsrnor IS Aforesaid,
By virtue Of he power and authority IN Ne Vrii a. hr
oaer reward q Two hundred Dollars u anv psrss1
or plns Fho nav aFprehend ne sad Andrew . L5anl,
and deliver @ . ne chd liior % our Cdcrtf 5f de1,
IN order that Justice In that hhalf nav be had s1d sEu
In testimony whereof, have hsrsunio ny hand
& and eauel the great seal Of TIE stlfe be- alixe
l. Nashville, the i2ihd day Of june, Ise8
TsHAM a. HARRIS.
By the Governor.
J. z. Z. RAY. Secrsisry a. stlts
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FTVE PREPARATIONs

FIVE PERPETRATORS
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood IN different diseases
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, or any Auction WEI
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing Collss - -
ton, No. j. which is aso the Ne for De
Spirits, Loss Of Appetite. and for az - NJ
Complaints arising IRON OVer-llse - ~
bifitY, and Nervous erOsfrar1Osls No'~ 49, -
err Com plRiu6ss No. for DE1Repsl. oeses ~
ready prepared Tor absorption it s taken ~ " ~
carried circulation, 20 that VIA yo gt
YOU rs1fn. The 40 IS for EsE1ale lrre4
Hvsrorfa. VWeakmessess &C. See special difectlons
e. gtbis For' SAID n heuune ErupSiOns, Scr0iu Ne
Ions X fdmeV and BLADDER Complaints take No
IN IN 600 ne directions be strictly fooEe1 Price
VI u soId By CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 4O9 Broadway, New York.
A. ~ III ,acabie Druggists throughout the cCuntry.
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
amid Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Dickens Short stories, r-riaitinr nirt7 oro
soI.ei never before puhlslsa n ths e - Rho.a ETi..n
81 CusEIzl DIczr5 Ercaa rsllE 81 cn q cio-a 1inrs
81 81. Iu5t recdlFef b. alal f0HE e CO.
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Of the Home Once and Orsini, Minister Of War
Il is positively asserted that Garibadi found nearly
a million pounds Of treasure.
Prem new Nork.
NEw XoRk, june 20-The frigats NIAGARA, which
Is to convey the Japanese Embassy home, came out
| ofary dock yesterday. She win be ready for sea
Z By the latter end of this week
The Chamber Of Commerce. called on the Japanese
to-day and presented an address, 70 which the AM
bassador replied Some Of them visited the Niaga-
"a, and others attended the matinee At the Academy
Of Music.
ITrOftmg Race.
LOUISVILLE, June 2i.--In the race to-day, trotting
IN harness, Reindeer won both the two laae heats.
Time 4s5s and $50, beating Bobby Lewis and Abby
Woods.
RoBberY.
LOUIsVHLz, June 2l.--Dr. John a. Burk. Of New
Orleans, was robbed yesterday at the Woodland
Course, Of $4,000.
Fowler Recognized.
Denver City advices Of the 9th, say that Fowler,
the New York ex-Postmasier, has beon recognized
at Pixies Peak.
From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The naval appropriation
bill amended has passed both Houses.
River News.
LOUsynLE. June 2I.-The river IS falling with
four feet nine inches water in the canal.
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nooELAND,s HALNAmIC CORDIAI-
ELEANOR McHENRY

Wanted Immediately.
FEW hundred bushels late RED Potatoes fer planting for
~ which the highest market price val be paid
A. JENKINS,
Nashville NAY Is, 1850 mo IA South Market street.
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Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST OF September
next, with the Clerks of the Supreme Court attack
son, Nashville and Knoxville. the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June l4-dtw&wf
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100000 mere deposited by Nash & Mari
as Sccurity for the Payment Of LOssesII
NOAFIkOlsLEh = OEfAeE' Z
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June, 20. 1861


NASHVILLE Tenn. June, 20. 1861
The Hartford Insurance Company of Hartford
Connecticut, has this day deposited with me as
Comptroller under the act Of the oath Of March.
1880, twenty Tennessee six per cent State Bonds
for $1,000 each filed up in the face to SAID Com
pany and numbered as follows to-wit: Nos l42',
"a 2I6s 1852, 2ll6 1852, 1886 345l 345O, 2246 226l'
90 227s 1850, 1892, 1926, 27O3, 57O 1926, 1884, 1888
sspd 27ss. The coupons due the first Of July, 1860
q. are taken from said Bonds this being the usual
"a time for cutting them off for collection.
-. 7. DUNLAP, Comp"
From the above it will be seen that the Old Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, is not any more back
ra in making the deposit Of Tennessee Bonds with
the COMPTROLLER as security for the payment Of its
Policy Holders than it is in the prompt payment Of
its losses. having made the deposit two months In
advance Of the time required by the new insurance
law.
Nash 4 MARI Insurance Agents, No. 70, College
street. continue to issue and renew policies and pay
losses for this old and reliable Insurance Company
that has been paying its losses promptly for the 'as'
afy years. and has over 100000 left with which
10 pay n the future. lJuhe=i-u0'
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sale.

BEAUTIFUL comfy residence lying two miles s0ntho OF
Tyre springs the turnpike road edng from Nashville
to Bowling Green KY containing about $50 in good
CIVILIZATIONS and well tmbered Il good spDg and
awe any in the State also Sulphur and Chaybeate
Spring comfortable houses with twelve and we'll
hd up boarder in Summer being convenient the Robert
Springs elegant and sble and would be Of
tie most elegant stands the road for publ chous As
DESTROYS OF moving South win sell great bargain notsod
privately will be put up to ths highest bidder the 2j July
next. W. B. SMITH,