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TEE WONDER OF THE AGE!
AND
ANOnYNE ERIRRnCATInN

Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI.
FENHIS magnum Linmenum arcular, synoyiaI and
muscular hhemasm, Neuralgia and other pains almost ia
santy requiring in only three applications
1t acts powerfully the absoTbens and eliminating
the morbid humors from the 1t dscutisnt
welt anodyne resolving tumors in short time
gerry IL destined to take high place suppantng in
the harshness Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is excellent Pill in all diseases Li7er hillary derarge
men and in all in which eahac is indicated, acting
9atharc Alternative Tonic, and deobsuent according
the dose
These invaluable Medicines are sold by
RAINS & brown, Nashville, Tennessee.
. DR.. J. MCDAKNoTT, Murheesboro, do;
DEERY & EVANS, Shelbyville, do;
ela POPR & HELM, Columbia, do;
WARD & MCCLELLAN, Memphis. do:
HERTy q HALL, &illedgeYie, Georgia;
BAKyR ECHoIS. Rome do;
LEGRAND BLoUNT &c HALE Montgomery Alabama
A. A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do;
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally.
IT,. ~ BLAKELY & WOODS, Proprietors.
apySI-d.tw 'Hjanl 81 Tullahoms, Tenn.
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Houses aud Farm for Sale.

NHE commodous and elegant budings the home and Pe
male Academy erected the Sisters Charity three miles
North Of Nashville Brick Church now offered
for sale on the most advantageous The consists
1903 acres in cultivation and the remainder pasture; rrh
eligible fertile land large portion fine rock wall
fence and te entire border washed by branch Whites
Greek 1t IS situated 50 as TO Command OF
iu prospects in the country Of Oldest heaest and
most respectable neghborhoods Of the State Two neyerng
springs Of We ter.
The chief building, eighteen spleuad rooms and
every convenience Of construction be used for school
poses a residence Of the FIRST order. ~ 81
Another brick house of I've and cottage CT tWo
The place can be easily divided. For terms apply to
aggll-Wlm A. g. BRANHAA, on the premises.
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To Archftecfs

EO architects
EsI3NS for the buildings of the If ta Sorb
~ invited ffem the Architects Of the United states
The building for which Gesi more
Is tne main building OF the The den for his iIs
must contemplate central structure hanked BY two ps ~
whole TO be Two stories high -eSi ~
upper story Of the central structure L be usej AZ an
Exniolton Hall 1t mast be constructed with oalleriss
upon the plan Of the Acasemies of Music, with sittnvs
twenty i've hundred persons The story T. be iv 80
onees for the business departments Of the University
One oil the wings must be arranged for Lrary with roas
hndenesn for unpaekng storing, sc The other wing 70 be-
as aGAe Of ART the lower story 10 be
used as an academy of design
The plans must contemplate building of stone which ,h.
admit Of extension. y
Committee. pa FEf
Inc design which may be adopted viii be paic for All others
vii 9e subject to the order Of the Architects
All designs must be forwarded reach University Plaza
y me LIST day of October and be addressed the Exe
i've COMMITTEES University Place franklin County, Tennessee
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
-. s.sss sstz .LEONIDAS POLK, 81 \ FE
sss fsTEPHEN ELLIOTT. sal Committee.
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FATM ocrRRENcE "a MADIsox, ARK. c. TIL
Loss conductor on the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad found an Irishman asleep in one of the pas
senger cars the train that was about leaving Mad
isOn for Memphis. he awoke him. and, after few
words Of inquiry ordered him to leave the train the
Irishman not complying Mr. TULLOss forcibly elected
him from the car. Some little time aftcrward, the
Irsl mar was found near the track, about hundred
yards from the place Of ejectment, with his neck
broken and quite dead As the train was not in
ton at the time he was put off and as there are
those WAC assert that he was heard to address the
conductor after being put Off it is not little sngu
lar as to the cause of his death.
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DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
ESsS1s DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SEAS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who
he treatment Of private diseases
thirty aers himself having attended to practice for
aud cured thousands he enabled
diseases of private nature how bad they may
from nudcous medical treatment from neglect of their
DR. King Dspenssry No. q DeadercK street. Cherry
the Square where he all diseases
GoEoRHEA cured without nsucous medicine interference
from business.
Of old date, eectually
days. operation whichcaus pain Where Structure
health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
raischefa and unoermines the constitution much.
SYPHIs with all the diseases Of the EkH growing out OF
lect Dad treatment eGectusy cured few days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been
this disease, aEd all the growing out OF brought
many by the habits Of nconsderae
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitutions rendering the subject
At for business sseety and causing premature old
Females may be zboring with any difficulty Of the Won't
may assured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stng their with
eclosed directed to Dr. A King No. % Deadek
Nashville Tenn will hsve the necassry medicine their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed OIL
hours from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening"
,~Sy23, IS59-dkWlv ..-... IT,.
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THE GRowlss CRtP-The Augusta coastionagist Of the
ed has the following specuaons in regard to the incoming
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COMMERCIAL.



Week endtng Aagust 25.
FLOUR AND GRANITE demand for 8Iour during the xesI
has brisk and the the marFe are copative,
light This result partially owing to the irregularities ani
delays which supplies received By the Louisville
vile Railroad hazs been SUBJECTED ia Consequences Of he heavy
aent fbusnes bling done By that road We informed
that heavy shipments Of Flour in market
which may be expected during the coming The amount
Offering Louvis and the shipments from beyond that
point 70 this and Southern markets have compelled the officers
Of the Road to refuse TO receive freight in Louisville for
days past Today, understand the dag which they adver
tissd 70 commerce receiving freghts again
Wequote Extra IN sacks at So 9s 50 from store AID
su2erfne and Extrain bbls at S69s SO. sa
There no Wheat Offering from farmers prime article
would readily command 81 S09135 for White ard e9 IS
Corn in considerable demand with supply % mar
ks at sO9s5c bGsI for SHIELDED We hear Of no trsnsac
tions in ear.
Cats good demand at Coo per bushels sacks incded
Some small of Rye are on the Market received BY rail-
road for seed which quote at 81 sO9l 80 busAsl
PRoVIsIoNsIn Bacon have transactions Of moment
report The are entirely eOnhnedtO the city trade
and the sold mostly We quote Shoulders at il
@ll9zc Hams l5e, and Clear Sides l49i5c in retail
way. sso eR
GRoGERIEs-The transactions Goceriss continus light
though there fair amount business doing for the season.
Prices firm within the range OF the following quotations.
suGGR-Far 9a9E and Prime to Choice 1i910c B in hog
heads and ic advance these quotations IN earres New
York Coffee Sugars 60 Crushed and Powdered 1z0l2c
Loaf Ia h9l2e. EEH $50
MoLassks AND oasses barrels 40945c gall half
barrels 4I94c Sugar House 3945c Golden Syrup ia barrels
oorTEr~Rio ss LsgayTa II 9i8c; Java 1890 On
Tk1Impea 50s9 1; GunpOWder jO75ci Young Hyson 30
@60, Black GO93l So Rsa
sALTWe quote Coarse Sack at sl5O, and Fine at 81 rs
and Barrel bushe the market ample
70 neeE the demand. ! b. - 49, Z
COTTON YARNs-Ths following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 700 $780, co., lOc 500 Ic and
4O9, ~. ~ 2 = = - So . sAs > = =
WH:SKY.-Rectihed is held at sO923c p gallon, and
country at 5O975cper gallon, according to quality. -
1.a Monetary.
Tennea per cent Bonds sold in New York Goth at
9c and the s2d, latest mail dates 91e being an
advance af &c. ~ ~ -
Money continues abundant in New York; and the 22d there
rather slack demand at So per call Prime paper
unniDg four to six moths, readily discounted 7 per
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COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED IN MEMPHIS.-Atew days
since a man named FORREST was arrested in Mem.
phs on the charge Of counterfeliing and large
amount of counterfeit money was found upon ms
person The Memphis Enquirer of the oath says:
DIR. H. g. Farmer, living the city, on the
Raleigh road was arrested yesterday and lodged in
iail to await examination charge Of being an
acconplice of Forrest, the cOunterfeiter. 1t ap-
nears that circumstances had fastened suspicion on
Farmer as circulator of counterfeit money, and
while Forrest was out for trial the other day he
dropped a note for him in the post-ofice. On in
uuirv il seems there were two letters found In the
Office for Farmer and both contained remittances
of counterfeit money. Whether there are other
evidences of completely, could not learn. De
will have an examination in few days, and then al
the facts will be made known.
Since the above written, we have seen the
letters. One Of them is postmarked "Plttsbu' 6,
but written from wheeling, Va" and contains sou
IN fives on the Lafayette Bank, and payable al
Bloomington, Illinois. The other is dated on board
the Skylark, August is, 1860 and contains ) 100
five tens on the Canal Bank. New Orleans; one hve
on the Bank of Commerce. Tennessee, payable al
Nashville, and nine tyes on the Lafayette Bank OF
II Illinois. The letters 10 DIR. Farmer contain very
little that is calculated to crimnate him. unless sus
tanned by other circumstances Il Is said. however
that he has frequently passed counterfeit money,
and when found out substituted good money for it.
We presume that he will have early examination.
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Public Speaking,

Public Speaking.
Cornersville, Giles county, Tuesday August %.
Elkton, Giles county. Wednesday, August 20.
Hammond's Store, Giles county, Thursday, August 80.
Pulaski, GilCs county, Friday, August 81. --- . 4sz
CsTp'esville Cites co7nty, Saturday, September j.
Nesburg, Lewis county, Monday, September g.
shady Grove, Hickman county, Tuesday, September 4.
Vernon. HcEmsn county, Wednesday, September 5. ..
Sugar Ciesk, Hickman county Thursday September 6.
Braverdsm Springs Hickman county FRIDAY, September Z.
OeDreville, HcEman county, Saturday, Esptenbers g.
We, the undersigned will address fellow citizens
Congressional Ds atths phases and the Gays above spec
Aed JNo. C. BEowE,
August 18th, 1860. N. Cox.
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EPH 6. SMITH vs. Thos W. Edwards: Administrator Of
- Moore, ct als0nEiua Injunction Bill. appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from ompainant
bill. which is sworn to- that the defendants Sam Moore Thos
Moore Dolly Ann Moore Ell Moore Sarah Moore Elizabeth
Moore, Barham and Ann BaThsm residents OF the
State Tennessee that the ordinary oths
not be served on them 1t therefore ordered the
Master that publication be made Nashville UNION AND
AMERICAN Tor four consecutive weeks requiring said defendants
to appear al the next term If the ChaDeeTy Court holden
for the county Of Perry the Court House thereof town
Of Linden, Thurday after the November
next and plead, demur same will be
taken for confessed and the for hearing exparte
them. rssa ISAAC r. HITf,YfE q 4 n
+ Auprst % tfO ~ A. ~ faa "a --~--' " - -
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IOnN sg sl;t Jo9s Howell, :. a.o.iripq IN

E0uN J STEGIiLLys Joha Howell, als-oririnai In
- junction Bill appearing the CLERK
aud Masser from compliments bill which that the
defendants william Howell Hugh Ellison Francis Ellison
are non residents Of the State Of
process Of this Court served them therefore
ordered by TIE Clerk and Master that publication be in the
Nashville UNION AMERICAN for four weeks re-
curing said defendants appear the
cry Court 70 be holden for the county Of Perry house
thereof in the town OF Linden Thursday the second
Monday in Nov ber and lead to said
BILL the will be taken confessed set for
hearing expaTte to them. ISAAC NhULME, -. =.
August22, '60-w4t- pr'sfee IS. Clerk and Master,
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other States.

some OF our brokers Offering los thedoilzr for the
Of thu Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank
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Mrs. HoLCoMB's SCHooI--The exercises of thi,
school will be resumed on the first of September, a
No 10 Summer street The basement of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church has been secured as a
schooroom being airy, rOOmy and commodious A
most able and experienced corps of teachers II
every department las been secured. A native
French teacher viii reside in the house. For term.
and particulars apply to Mrs. IL. aug3-eodIm
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JoaS MFFCHEL-The Washington States AID Union
says: " N reply to some inquiries touching para
graph in the Richmond Examiner. stating that Mr..
JOHN MnrHEL was going to France, having received
Office from the Emperor NAPOLEON, &C, stated
some daysAgo on recent information received from
a mutual friend, that NJ. Mitchell was seeking re-
pose and retirement on the coast of Long Island
Since then, we have received letter from JOHN
Mitchell himself, written board the good ship
Mercury, while nearing Sandy Hook. He was on
hisway to France accompanied by Mrs. mitchell and
four Of their children. He has not received any APP
pOintment from NAPOLEON He goes abroad simply
as an American citizen his personal and pri-
Vate affairs and will be absent some months, prob
ably year. As was the case last year. some
of the journals in ireland will have the benefit
of his observations. As a writer on Irish affairs
and European movements as affecting Ireland, and
the cause to which he has devoted his life, Mr..
Mitchell has no equal and 1t must be a source Of
great satisfact ion 10 the intelligent of his
countrymen in the United States that he has made
arrangements TO let them hear from him.
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EHTILLIAM B. PACE Rachel Pace. etas-Original BILL
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the CLERK Master
from the complanants BILL which that
ants, Darious Sarbuck, Rely sarbuck Kuckaby Edna
Huckaby, Knchen Pace, Isaac Pace Nays Francis Nays
Amos TTeadsel, Sarah fresdwell, William Csbe JoEeph
Cabe, Cabe and = Cabe, the STATE
OF Tennessee that the ordinary process Of Court
be serve them therefore ordered publication
made in the Nashville UNION four consecutive
weks requiring the said defendants appear the
Of the ChanerV Court be holden coany Of Perry at
the court house thereof in the Linden Thursday
ter the second Monfay November plead answer
demur said bill the will for confessed and
the set for bearing exparte as to them
Aug %, G0-w4t-pr's fee 50 ISAAC HUME, NJ.
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Monetary.
INC Cotton nIovement.

We have compiled the following comparative statement OF the
receipts of Cotton the ports September
from the latest mail dates received at this office:
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Public Speaking.

The undersigned by request have agreed upon above list
Of appointments st which times and places c.
of n Democratic candidates for Eeotor for
large together with candidate of the Constitutional Union
Party will address their fellow citizens. JOHN G. BURcH,
July 18th, lo5O. MIL s. Brown.
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ing Tobacco and many other agtiees ~ 7s1 's---s7
70 an CT which, We would call the especial attention and
inspection OF the trade and assure them
many Inducements not to he found elsewhere - 49,
lans-I = ARCHER OHzATHAh kBROTHER.a
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sscne list Of a1p0etnenta has ben aseed sros hv
I'D 4i6s attex RElIeH and Hon. LAkB0s O. Hkfns candi
sfs r Eecior for the State a large, which tines and piacs
ther i m pleased 70 meek address people 1t viii IL
n that number q ties have been emitted This vas IN.
syoidIble, owing % the want II time, = Fss
N,srvtLIK. August 18Th, 1850.
- 1. ...-. Z. -.
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WISH sell OF land lying miles North Yves
from FRANKLIN adjoining the lands Of 3 Davis. Glss,
James Hamilton. and heirs Of Maury deceased. and
Porter place containing abo1t S2
Of which is in woodland. N. EDWIN PkRK1NSs
franklin, April -, 1860 .Jkw-t ti-44
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cHERoKEE REmEDY.


NNE ask the afflicted Of either which DO you prefer
w pleasant and delicious Compounded from Natures
sRn Remedies-one which Will speedily and permanently
the eoPonnds herstoore used with al their
AID debtanz eject together with the ioahsme diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The "Cherokee Remedy q HatareB spshc for G0nor
zhea, Gle Gravel Structure, Fluor Abus whites in Femaes
and All diseases d The Urinary Organs; curing thee saHss By
natural laws, ater all other preparations have e and
Of Heavens best msrces to Offending mani Instances
prodneedof fs Effects which EoEld sazRsr eredulity
ne preparations heretofore have fasi;
this has in instance been known 70 fail Happily for
mankind the Governor Of the verdi Father EhO ac
70 kill, but toeure ga - "a - Il
Inecy be as sppoinied Medicine hes dreadh diseases
which when tan, quickly es 70 all par Of the system
the disease at post and with fidelity and esnrsge truly
admirable, gives q unit has completely expelled i
o ne body AID restores he n1f0ruDa patient 70 former
bsai ~ AID vieOr
7nis hensly" strikes at tie very re0o Of the dsSse;
aeney a not auply 70 suspend the poson hut 70 remove the
cause a which II depends
IL ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES The sutis
Of all BGuseOus Taste smell 10 lay
ing the toilet table, without beng suspected
~5emedy for secret disea8es-
trsaseon VeneTs diseases with fuildections their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
eines. POTTER 4 MEkWIN, Sole Proprietors,
.r--e. .-..- ..s-.- l--. s. Louis, No.
Sold Nashville wholesale Berry DemOTiIe and Ev-
ing PendletOn; at retail BY Hendsket and sl Drug
gss everyEhere,a $50 e. ua-s dsc4-dtEk Ely-inside
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nIarkets by Photograph

CNcEEATI August 25-RIOur advanced SOLO CENTS 81 $50
40 Whsky-saes 500 bbs Isc. Corn 2s94O Osts-sAles
5000 bushels 7928c Lard in erces 3,. sugar-ouba 7X
SIC Orleans e1599Xc Molasses 4344c Coffee I4z<9I5xc
NEw YORK, August 95 Cotton rm-ssies 1900 bales Mid
ding Upland lOSc Floursales $500 bbs IS 2o95
duliSsles sc 900 bushels 63963I Mess dull $40 2JG
Lardsales $50 bis 93 Moasses and Sugar unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, August 25Cotton hrm-saes llc0
GLIDING 500 bales crop M!ddling 1919 O[c Corn dull
nike &C. Provisions very du l. Other articles unchanged
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DIR. ROOfIand's Celebrated
ERMAN RETTERS

EET1LL efectually Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the hid
neys and ali diseases arising from dsorderd Liver and
such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness of Blood the
Head Aeiy OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust f
Food Fullness weight the Stomach Sour Fluctuations
Sinking Futtering Pit Of Swimming
Choking sufocang Sensations when in lying posture Dim
VISION Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal, Deficiency of Perspson Yeownss Of the
Skin eyes, Pain side, Back, Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
Fiushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Iman
ings Of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits
propretars in calling the attention of the public this
preparation do with feeling of the utmost confidence in its
the diseases for which tits
and unted article, but that has stood the
Of years trial before the American people, and
uaion and sale unrValled by similar preparation
The testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in ali Of the
rusal Of the Almanac published
proprietor and to be had gratis his Agents
cannot satisfy the skeptica that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
ROOFLAND's BALSAMIC CORDIAL
VIII cure long standing Cold in very the
following: .-f.. ..rrsE 81 -.-.-
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1883
DR. c. NJ. JACKsoN-Sir: had some time suffering
cold having pains through whole system
throat and hosrSeness when recommended Hoo
lands Basamic Corda accordingly procured bottle, and
happy half Of completely cured
unhesitangy recommend to friends who be sim
ary afflicted, and deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours, ~
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by O. NJ Jackson, as Arch Street,
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggist and stOrekeeers through
ut the United Canade Price IS per BOTTLE
O. WOOD. St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Apents Retaed 10. @. BROWN and EVANS, G. ". HEN
DERSHoTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edgehed J. G. Do2cH, South Nashville
febll-lV
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n HOMAS NJ KlTTRELL " o Pace, ct als-Amsndea
\ Bill happening the satisfaction Clerk and
Master tnat the DEFENDANTS Cabe and - Cahe
residents Of he state of Tennessee that ordinary process
OF tais Court cannot be served upon them therefore
dered by the Cler and Master that publication
Nashville Union AMERCiE for four consecutive weeks re
curing the said deenfants TO appear at the Of
ChanceTy Court to &c holden the county Perry At the
Court House thereof the Thursday after the seeoud
Moaeay ia November and plead answer or dem 10 cum.
plainants BILL the will be for confessed ard the
cauie set for hearing eEp4e u them I5AAC HJLME,
Augnst22 G0-E4t-prs fee 90, Clerk and Master
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Great Auction sale of Furniture.

the Furniture Rooms Of Dam & CORNELIUS, No 1
"a Church street. opposite the Maxve House, TUESDAY
morning September 1ith, at 10 o'clock BEsJ SHIELDS
Co, will proceed 70 sell without and cont from
day day til the entire stock is closed this extensive assert
ment Of Furniture, seasoned lumber materials, TOOLS hardware
consisting in o. the following srcles Fine marble
Mahogany Rosewood Walnut Bureaus ne extension dining
tables ad and lounges; elegant
and cribs wash stands hat racks, spring potion
or chairs rich rockers racks sofas, hail tables fine
writing desks, hall chairs and Clothes Horses with assort
gilt and mahogany looking glasses in short Of the
largest and complete stocks yet offered in our city at aue
ton .sses H.5
Termss-A under $50 cash $50 and under
500 days $780, 80 credit for approved
notes in Bank. BENZ. r. SHIELDS a co, q.
auglg Auctioneers.