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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22
The Democrat,c Leader.


Some of the Opposition organs and orators are
sorely puzzled because the Democracy repeatedly
decline to be held responsible for the sayings and
doinrs Of all those whom they mark out for the
purpose Of fastening upon them the stigma of dis
unionisn. They ignore the fact that the Democracy
have a chosen leader in the field, by whose record,
As regards disunionism and every other question,
they are willing to be tried Is STEPHEN A DOUGLAS
To he held responsible for the sentiments and TO be
tried bv the record of JOHN w. FoRNEY? If so, let
the fact be at once proclaimed. Is Mr. BELL to be
held responsible for the revolutionary sentiments of
LEWIS d. CAMPBELL and EMERSON ETHEHDGE! Then
let the country know it. But if in accordance with
the policy Of the BEIL-DOUGIss organs and orators
in this canvass, Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE is to be held &C
connable for the action and opinions Of Mr. 1ANcEY,
and Mr. RHETT what shall be said OF Mr. BELL when
it is known that a prominent supporter OF his Hon.
EMERSON ErHEEIDGE, in his Dresden speech, right IN
the heart of one of the largest saVehodng districts
in Tennessee, held up the Black Republican plat
forns as reported in the Paris SeTdtset and asked
can any man object to thar9'-when IN the same
speech he ridcules the State of Virginia because OF
he commotion produced by the JoHN Brown rand
and when he announced that the administration OF
LINCOLN would give peace to the country and would
be a paradise over that Of BUCHANAN. 1t IS time
thst the poisoned chalice were commended to the
lips" of the BELL party, if they stl persist IN lg
noring Mr.. BREcKNRIDGE and holding him respons-
Bile for whatever may be said or done BY his sup
porters q SIS
So Of the DOUGLAS party. JoBN W. FoTNEY is one
of the most prominent and influential supporters OF
Mr.. DoUGIAs in the Northern States. he formed an
open bargain with the Black Republicans, by which
he was elected Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tives. He daily pours forth the most vituperauve
slang against the Democracy and openly associates
and allies himself with their sectional enemies. If
iANcET is then to be held up our chief, 1t Is but
fair to offset the game with ETHEKDGE and FoRSEY.
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We have been applied to frequently for copies of
the card Of Col SSEED in relation to the connection
Of Mr.. EynErT with the sunER memorial. We
therefore republish the following article from ous
issue Of Nay 9th, 1855. Col. W. H. SSEED needs no
Introduction to the people of Tennessee We viii
say to these abroad that he is member Of the
Southern Opposition party, but a supporter of
BREcKNRDGE and LANE, and one of the alIest law
yers and most highly esteemed politicians in Ten
nessee. He preceded Mr.. MAYNARD as the repre-
resentative in Congress from the Knoxville dis
trict
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EsherIdge,. speech at Dre.dea.

Inc Farls Sentinel, giving account of the speech
OIL non. L ETHERIDGE at Dresden, says: slss
Mr.. Eiheridge Iidiculed the SEVENTEEN rTrVDREB
BAKE fooIEb AIRGISA SOLDIERS " who were aOING
John Brown. = O .'ANE AAN'
Not content with trying to ridicule the State of
Virginia and her gallant sons in deCcSi,,- tI:
homes their hresides their wives and cbjIdrs SoI,
the muraerorS aSsassins he announces that the adj
country il would be Paradise over The oSI 'le
istration of Buchanan, while the election of Rrani
ipridpe would produce dissolution of the I-; :,
Mr.. Etheridge held up the Black Republican n|atc,-
a,,5 oslyod = can anV man object TO thar - III
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NEW MA GAZINEs.
GODEYsS LADIES, BOOB for September.
PETERSOS,S MAGAZINE for September.
Just RE0EIVED BY
JOHNSON q TREANOR,


EHIHE Office Of the "NAsHyLLE DEx0cRaT" located on
Cherry between Unon and Dssdsrek sreets, Vim l.
Boyds where will Re pleased eads and all Othsa
who be disposed to support eFsniDg paper
the principles advocated BY STEPms A DoUsLAs.
Mr. WHH RHRsUssN s authorised 10 receive aad
advsrtiEemet the paper.
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hon. Em. Elheridge.

We Iearr. from an extract from the Memphis En-
Ore published in the Patriot of yesterday that Mr.
ErBERIDGE in a recent speech emphatically denied
the expression of any such sentiments as had been
attributed TO him by the Terre Haute Indiana, cor
respondent of the Newark advertiser. We publish
ed yesterday the statement of the AdUe1iSers cor
respondent.
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Great AuctiOn sale of Furniture.

T the FuruIture Rooms Of CAM & CnRSEIIus, No a
"A Church zreet pposs the MAxyilIe House, on Tuesay
morning September nth, at 10 o'clock, REJ SHIELDS
4 Co. will proceed % sell without and conf ne from
day day stock is closed cis extensive sort
ent OF Furniture seasoned lumber Materials TOOLS hardware
consisting in Part Il the following articles: marble Ton
MShogany Walnut Bureaus kDe extension in
and breakfast tables $50 assorted 5dseads and lounges n
wardrobs wash sands, hat racks spring Ooam m
or cas and rockers towel racks SOFAS hail tables 6
writing desks hall CHAIRS and Cthes Horses with an ast
gilt and hogany looking glasses short one ~ The
largest most complete stocks ered in city at
TermS..Ail sums under s5Ocash; suus over sso,na n
500 30 dys all sums over siO 30 days for approved
notes in Bank BsNJ. y. SHIELDS A 60,
augl8 kustioneprs
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New Cigar and Tobacco Store

FENBE undersigned asks leave to inform smokers ehewers
we'll dealers Cigars AID r0bacer, he has iust
opened 1gar and Tobacco Store No. IS Public Square,
door Cahoun old stand he keeps constantly on hand
general assormsnt0f the best brands good h line AI.s
smut. Pipes &c Iaug9-al NnAh CRANE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

Ex-Gov. H. s. Foote once sent message to Col.
Benton, saying that he was writing book In which
he would occupy great space he being an enemy
OF Benton, his meaning was well understood. Mr..
Benton sent back the following: Tell Senator Foote
that l. too, am writing book in which he will not
occupy any space at all = eide Bentons Thirty
Tears War. There is not even foot-nOte devoted
10 the EX-lnhYernnr Lrcb.rr.1a
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The Late EIectlons bal North CarolIpa


We have in our power to state to-day, with almost
entire accuracy the result Of the recent elections
in this State.
The Senate stands 81 Democrats to 10 Opposition
lists and the Commons 65 Democrats to 55 Opposi-
tionists-making IL majority in the Senate 10 ma
jority in the Commons. and % majority joint bal
lot This is good working majority. 1t is large
enough to satisfy every reasonable Democrat,
though of course would have preferred the old
sc on Joint ballot at the last session This majority
dssipates all the hopes which the 0pposionists in
duIged to the United States Senatorship the
Judgeships, and the State Offices, together with the
control of the public works. The people have been
pleased to signify that they still satisfied with
that honest old party which has conducted their at
fairs ever since Reds day, and which, though it
may err now and then, is always true to economy,
to the credit and honor of the State, and to the
rights Of tie State of the sovereign members
of the Confederacy
Gov. Ellis majority cannot be less than 5000.
His aggregate will be nearly if not quite 10000
being addition of 1000 votes to his vote in 1888.
Mr.. POOLS vote will be nearly $4,000, being an addl-
ton of some 1900 to Mr.. McRaes vote. The
whole vote of the State will be about $4,000 to
1I3,OOO being the largest vote polled by 10000
Raleigh Standard, dug. 10.
The Standard says this is a glorious result for
Gov ELLIS and for the Democracy of the State, and
that the friends of Gov. ELLIS, in reviewing the
field of battle, have especial for exultaton in
the fact that he has triumphanty carried Mr. Pools
own Congressional District. thus dissipating Mr..
SMITHS majority of 5l4 in 1859. Mr.. Pools friends
counted confidently on 1000 majority for him in his
own district, but Gov. ELLIS carried it by 262.
The contest of two years ago, when McRAE, indie
pendent Democrat, against Gov. ELLIS is no test
Of party strength in North Carolina. The election
for Congressman last year affords better test The
Democratic majority then 697l. 1t will be seen
that the majority is nearly the this year. thus
showing that the question of the taxation of
did not effect Gov. ELLIS to the extent it was feared
1t would do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, says ::
ss LESLIE CoxBs delivered the BELL and DOUGLAS
speech with which he canvassed Kentucky lately,
from the Court House steps to-day, at Chilcothe,
Ohio, to a small audience. He heartily indOrses the
DOUGLAS Democracy as conservative and Union-lov
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Suicide.

DETROIT, Aug. 2O--Caleb C. Woodbury., postmas-
ter at White Pigeon, who was lately arrested for
rObbing the mail aud held in $4,000 BAIL failing to
find suretes for the amount, killed himself to es-
cape eommittal to prison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

the night OF the lh, heavy set pacing Bay HOrSa
with heavy black name and tail with on lis shou
der from hstala. I've or six years Old, 81 all round viii
give en dollars for bis delivers 70 taken up this neigh
borhood and twenty ave dollars up the eourv
and my donarE for the thief. THOMAS HARDING,
ausS-dzE Near Nashville.
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FarnIIY Residence I'm u,.In

HAVE desirable improved lot OF forty Eve acres OF land
three miles North Of Nashville fronting
pike healthy situation. good spring conFsu.
lent buildings variety Of f1 and trees grapes
and strawberries good school and On rh IN sight the
adapted to market garden, md may divided Lots
This year sold two hne bargains in land give an
other II applied TO soon, as intend to
July y, 6O-dkwlm$ THOMAS BATE.
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A CAmPAIGN PAPER

ssEs 4uc Principles be Spread
B.tL thrOuEbout the Land.''
A CAMPAIGN PAPER
FOR THE
NORTH, TIE S0J1H, THE EAST, TIE VEST!
he Constitution and the Equality Of the stsea These are
the symbols Of everlasting union let these be raying
Of the people."-JoHS G. BREcKTERIDSR
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
FOR THE
CAMPAI @ Nj!
The proprietors Of the WEEKLY UNION AND AMERT-
CAN in order to disseminate the great principles Of
the National Democracy, and aid in the election Of
our noble and patriotic candidates,
BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE,
VIII issue on and after the 25th inst, until after the
Presidential election, WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
for the Campaign at the unprecedented low price Of
FORTY CENTS.
We ask the aid of every Democrat throughout the
Union to assist us in giving the Campaign Weekly
the most extended circulation.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE.
Single subscribers only 40 cents.
Clubs of five and under fifty, IS cents each.
Clubs of fifty and over, 80 cents each.
~ This is an excellent opportunity for our cti-
gems TO circulate National Democratic Principles by
sending the CAMPAIGN UNION AND AMERICAN to their
friends and a"quaintances throughout the Union.
~ All orders must be addressed to
Js o. GRIFFITH & CO.,
Nashville Tenn
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
AND READY.MADE CLOTHING,

aided on ready made Clothing the stock OF which viii
found one OF the test ever ODE ed 10 Nashville.
We have sohe fine goods every department. Adopted
The best CT y trade
This Aree stock viii be complete by the 9jh August
to VII Oh we invite the attention herchants.
aug2l A. a. ADAMS 4 co,
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PIANO TUNING AVN REpaIRInG,

W kibBEk viii henceforth make Nashville his perma
NJ. nent resi- enee, and will tune Pianos, ORGANS,
and mefOdeOnS by the single tuning and can visit
often required since he will spend in
month in the city and vicinity will visit regularly ~
toEnsin Middle, West Ess Tennessee and North Alabama
Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music Store
Reeds Piano Rooms Church Csmmrnicatons bv
mail will be promptly attended to april d,tW&wH
WISH 70 sell tract OF land lying miles North Yves
from Franklin, adjoining the lands Of Davis Glas
James Hamilton, and heirs Maury deceased and
known IS the Porter place containing as
OF which s in woodland. N EDWIN PERKINS,
franklin, April J3, 1860 J&E-h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22


To exhibit the extravaganza Of the assumption
upon the part Of of the BELL organs, who claim the
rseent result IN Arkansas as an indication of the
defeat Of the National Democracy in that State, in
November, we exhibit side by side two tickets as
they appeared previous to the election the converse
Of each other in State politics, but agreeing entirely
upon the question of the Presidency:
EErcn the Fort Smith Herald Of Saturday. July Is IsSO
PREsIbENs.
JOHN G. RRECKINREDGE.
PoR VICE PRECEDENT,
JOSEPH LANE.
ron aovEnnoE
II. "a. RECT0k.
ToR ccseRRss,
EDWARD ". CAN'T.
. FnR SENATOR.
GREEN J. CLARK.
ron FHnsIDESrrAE EIEcrSEs At LARGE, ,,v,s
W. W. RnoFD, =, -, ,,.r., 7. =. soAAALS
@. W. TAYLOR. list District.
W. W. LEAKE, 2nd District.
Iron the sea.cy Eagle Ossaturday August 4h 1897
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECEINRIDGEs
OF KEETucxY.
oR.vI FRxsIDENT,
JOSEPH LANE,
H. II Johnson.
COUNTY, Ark.
YoR coEeRRss,
Col. JESSE N. CYPERf,
WITS COUNTY
FcR c1RsUTr JSDsR.
Hos W. G. BsVEEs,
IsDEPKEDEscR
ron RHPREsEsTkTTeE
Coz. DAVID MAXWELL.
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CRIsP's TY.

FOR ,hOrt time only WOLFSTENBERGER,S
Hundred Mirrors of the World
Open every evening this week, and on wednesday ana
J. L. GRACE,
aus0I-d5t AGENT and Manager
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22
The Mile Of the G DDS grind slowly
f.. Ell a q "A NJ
HAS just received simultaneously with its publication
Il New Yors, MARION Il aRLAEDs, new Esrk,

M r M Il 3 I s
By the Author Of ALONE HDDEs PATH etc. The scene
Nemesis is laid in the SOUTH Time 1.-THE beginning
Present century.
The and many Of the events Of those days
traced With fidelity and spirit, yet interviewer with
that the reader IL not wOrrd storcal details The
es Of nifty familiar hoe hr visited
day, and the inmates offer little from tie and
presentday Tn pictures Of lite graphic Treshng
no other from tie authors found greater variety
OF incident artistic gel neaOn Of character
ne OF thought and Wig Of descp and certainly
contains plot srk in conception and ah managed
The fail how irrssstbiy
uraly he along The story
tell itself There need after he oncein the
ain the bold somewhat ominous title that
snnn of the book Before the NEMEs Is unveiled
will feel her influence.
Also large supply Of ALOSL Moss sOE and HIDDES PATH
'There genius pahos humor and in pages
much knowledge Of hunsn nature and to deneAe
charaSier .'-NSelo York Observer.
"Ome, sincerity truth invested with
eharms-Nel0 York KUdHgeliSt.
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RuTLEDGE

81 would have Rutedge than the MIL
FLoss."-AtEhOr Of BeHlGA
e Authorezs may assured that her book speaks the
hearts of many the verdict will be, GOOD bie Tr
6Hne
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for serssmber. Just re
ceivedD by F. AASAN,
College street
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CIarksviIIe and Paris Mail and Passenger
m.

TX7ILL make regular trips in connection with the Mem
Wv phis and Louisville Silroad three times Leaves
ClkSviie Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at m. will
pass and Works 6, Dover CT Sand
at and arrive at Paris evening BY o'clock
for the train for Memphis and all hS Southern routes
Rsturnng leaves Paris Tuesdays Thursdays ays
at pass Mouth Of Sandy at T. Dover at IL m,
lard Iron Works at arriving CsTkvlle evening by
socock 10 time for the Nashville Louisville,
all the Eastern nUutes.
This line changed hands, and the present contractor has
resOcke the With comfortable
and careful drivers The raV ling community rely upon
this line Of hes them through punctusy cmfo
bly, and Withou. delay
The stage Offices Washington HOTEL ClSrkSvle; Plan
tr House. Dover Coone mouth Of candy and the Yowe
House, Paris p. P GRAY, Contractor.
Dover, Aug -, '6O-w6m
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Regular Meeting Of the Va.s Tempe Lodge No 49,
IA Free and Accepted Aaons held at their Hall In Pkey
on Monday, "a July &c., EvANDzR swsFEoRD expelled
from al the rights and PRIVILEGES nry gross
masonic conduct VS. PINDIAY S.c'V 4oro sSys
sae" and american copy two times and forward account
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a1k2I-d5t

OF October NEXT By rstcass Hurssryman Gard
"a FLORIST Il married and fully Competent
to ake charge Of any place. Only nrst class situation copied
Address 6, Hex 599
nnOl,-dQtE Nashville, Tenn
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ISAAC N. HULaE,
August =. B0-W4t-pr's fee 81 Clerk and Master

" H0MAs n KITTRELL vs. W q Pace, ct als-Amtndei
n Bill Iteppearng to the sa;ssacsion Of Clerk sni
Master that the defendants Cabe Cahe are ron
residents Of he state Of Tennessee dnary
OF this Court canno. be served upon them
dered By the Clerk and Master that publication the
Nashville Union ANEscsE for four consecutive weeks
curing the said deenaa to appear the
Chancey Court TO be holden for the county Ferry
Court House thereof the Thursday after the second
MOnoay in November next, and plead ON
Panants bill, or the will be taken for confessed ard
eau set for hearing expare as t. them Isaac HyLME
Augnst22 '60-E4t-pr's fee %. Clerk and Master.
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DAILY So; TRI-VEEKLy IS; WEEKLY 81.
u INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
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Perry COunty, state of Tennessee
IN CHANCFRY COURT AT LINDEN,

Joseph L. CRAGG James r. Floyd-Orizinal Attach
ID men Bill 1t appearing the satisfaction CLERK
aster IRON the the complainant that the
janis Flsyd resident Of State Of
conceas himself that the ordinary process Of this Court
not re served him. 1t l. therefore ordered the Crk
Master ht pubcatn be made the Nashville onion
american for four consecutive weeks requiring the said defend
ant TO appear at the Of the chzncey Court
holien for the county Of Perry at the house thereof
the town Of Linden Thursday after the second Monday
November next and plead said BILL or the
will be taken for confessed and the
parts to him. ISAAC N. HULME, C 4 n
August %, 60 w4t-pr's fee %
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xHI1IL1AM B. rAcE '. R,ehsl p.o.. .t.l.-oririn,

VETILLIAM B. PACE Rachel Pace etaIs-Orgna Bill.
appearing to the satisfaction 81 the CLERK and Master,
from the cnmplainantS bill which that the
ants, Dsrous Ssrbuck edy sarbuck William Ruckaby Edna
Huckay knchen P4re Isaac Pace Mays, Francis NAYS,
Amos TreadSell, Sarah frsadwelI, William Joseph
Cabe Csbe and C1be, non residents Of the state
OF Tennessee that the ordinary process OF this Court
be seryed on them IL Ia therefore ordered tat publication
made in the Nashville UHIoN four consecutive
weeks requiring the said defendants appear at the
OF the Chancery Court to be holden for the eoany Perry
the court house thereof 10 the Of Linden Thursy
ter the second Mon lay in November plead
demur TO sad bile the will for
the cause set for hearing exparte & them
Aug %, 60-wft-pr's fee 50 ISAAC " HULME, CAN
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Imperial and
Young HysOn Teas

Ool9ng and Po.chong Teas Pickles. Prssrvs Oysts-s no
ing Tobacco and many other arsicle1
lE y To all e which, EouId ali "a
invite ne inspection Of The trade and assnrs sh s 81. ss
ia1s-tf ' '' a n ~ iSSoq , s1ssasEe- L
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National Democratic Ticket,

Instsad Of breaking up Union we nterd to srenghe
and % lengtheb t"-JoHn BKEcKnRIDeE.
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How IT wORKs-We learn that Mr. BLIZZARD, the
DOUGLAS DEMosTHENEs, whose home is at the modern
Athens, declared in his speech few days since that
he would vote for BELL rather than for BRECKE RIDGE
This announcement rather opened the eyes of few
DOUGLAS Democrats who had been induced to believe
Mr. DOUGLAS and his friends the peculiar guardians
of Democratic principles We can assure those
DOUGLAS men who desire to act hereafter with the
Democracy that nme-tenths of the DOUGLAS lead
ers would prefer the election of BELL to BRECKIN-
RIDGE. In various instances they have refused to
put upon their electoral ticket one who was, in
any emergency, for BRECKNRIDGE and LANE, while
they have not hesitated to fuse with the BELL men
and unite with them in making joint ticket.
GEOGRAPHCAL PARTIEs-The following resolution
was offered as an amendment to the platform PRE-
scented at the BELL State Convention in Ohio:
Resolved That we hold it to be the duty of all
good citizens frown down all geographical parties
and that we hold good man living in the South in
equal esteem with good man living in the North.
The above was subsequently Withdrawn. Why?
Was it because the BELL men of Ohio do not "hold
good man living in the South in equal esteem with
a good man living in the North?"
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SOUTHERN Trunk MAkuEAcTosY
Fassett & CrOssman,
NO. 81 KAREET STREET NASHVILLE, Z8RK,
Manufacturers and WhOIeSaIe and Retail

DEALKRs KISDsoF
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
VALSSES, CARPET BAGS, &C., &C.,
ESIRE to attention Of all those in want Of any
nng IN our line, Wholesale reai 10 examine
before purchasing elsewhere, confident
can sell as low other house city Our stock an
our own manufacture is sde materials and by
ess Vorknen All must admit the buying YORK
Pressly for jobbng.
r II EMIT Trunk FOR LADIES
mas Compartments for Bonnets Dresses Paraso, Brushes
Ana water proof compartment for sPOnges, OILS, &C.
KINDS Of Trunks made order, covered repaired, Et
snort notice Give cal, 81 Market doors
south OF the Square. FASSETT a CROSSMAN.
mayl9-dktWly
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10 EPH G. SMITH Thos W. Edwards Administrator Of
- Moore, alsorikiual Injunction Bill appearing
the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
bill which is to- that the defendants sanI Moore Thos
Moore. Dolly Ann Moore B Moore, Sarah Moore Elizabeth
Mo1re BarhAm Ann BArham are non rsderts OF the
State Tennessee the ordinary process
not b. served them therefore ordered BY the Clerk
Master that publication be made NArh7ille
AMERICAN for four consecutive weeks requiring defendants
to appear the next term II the ChsLcey Court
for the county Of Perry the Court thereof in the
Of Linden, Thurday the second Monday in NoYe
next and plead demur said
for confessed and hearing expae a.
them. ISAAC n HULME An
August - TO-W4t-ps's fee s.
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OORRY PETTIGREw aud Thomas w. Edwards, Admins.
traitors Of PetdgreW deceased James PettigreS
ct as All persons ha ring claims against the George
PettiEeW decese hereby them, uuly an.
thentcIt with the Clerk and Master Of the Chhucey Court
At Linden before the rS Thursday
day in November and have themselves this
bill, In order that they receive hsir pro
estate in default Of which they will he forever barred and
cause proceeded WITH exgAris them.
N UULMR