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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

"A NEGRO man by the Of HENRY, runaway from nv
hess IN sumner county the 5th day Of sepeutsF
isSy He is about "a old, of black ooupian ANU 8
t o. inches high full face fine head Of hair weighs IG5 or
40 Pous he Is what is termed No. second rate man: has
some marks on his back hips Had when he lef -on
saek coat about half worn. lie raised by WILEY Douglass
OF sumner couaty viii give fifty dollars reward for hin III
dred dollars ~ g.
augIess n H. Haynes 4 Co.. Nashville, Tenn, myself
oaunuarsPiile. aa20-dEi JITIN TAYLOR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

O U Il + 4 A G
aoist. hostl our flag 10 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Ia war, let every stripe goforth,
Borne ~ the pstrct's hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth.
Oe:mooF and hill and strand
In peace guard well the sacred boon,f
Balueathel by patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms cause
Amidthe battles hocd.
Hoist hoist, Tag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Uniurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the Restern SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Art great reign
Let every star hOat higher,
Up with the nation 8 emblem
Above the tallest spre.
LntTennesseaus every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature e mads
Where every type Is found.
Above our own AFB Caller,
Our country standard wave
And Underneath its folds preside,
The beautifui-the brave
The ehild-tne parsnt-pairiot--s
The warrior without strife,
Rests here in sweetest portrlulrs
With every charm. but life
Then raise our hannerto the skyI
LeteYery star bcarneEs.
That types at the Art Gdzerv,
Are made BY O. @. HUGHES,
fshI5-dAWf Corner nf OnII.ys and Trri,, "a,
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UNION lsEsTAURANTAUEADT
No. AZ Union street, Opposite state Bank

ERESlESHADI FRESH SHAD!l FRESH EHADliy
USf arrived BY Adams Expressa srge lot Of fresh sh
eb from Savannah, the hrst seaen Alvavs kent
hand good assortment OF as Grouse Phealpts
Quss Neuisou, and Game Fish, which viii be served 10 Ia ~
above Restaurant in the best style. JONNARD Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16
HOME TESTIMONIALS.
From The Rev P S Fall, Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Dec. y, lt5J
Coz. T. II. TAY1oR-Dear Sir Ihave used for some time
OF the Vesper Lamps andbg eavetO express my cations
you having introduced my notice. To persons living
in the country in parts Of city where cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gas-and
the time fully equal Illuminating poWer-ths ap
paratus will prove desideratum.
regard this the beautiful and useful invention
for procuring, small cost the advantages light
have seen; ths time thatt perfectly sa-snd
The lamps simple in construction and managed with
Very truly yours, FAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16
NoW on NEVER

N now in the city and enaged selling county rights
3r the STATE Of Tennessee, for lhe and sale q
ny faent Improved Bes Hives, the and superiority
winch have been testified to hundreds Of the worthy and
eminent citizens Of our country. The construction o my Hive
SIMPLE and promise is TIE only Hive ia The world known
waca proof agsiEst the bee moths Persons drous o p
easng either family county rights for the h Bee AFein
ne Woi ID ctn ind ne for few days at ue Auction Rooms or
Mess Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy Q see them
juy2O-tf JOSEPH KENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
Ole Square, one year s2eEach additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding th space contracted
fOR, VIII be charged fOr the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DoIlAR per Square for the FIRST FFl CrTs for san
Subsequent Lserton.
Advertisements published IN botl the Daily snd Weekly viii
added
Transient Advertisements aas Be paid Sor at TIE tmeoy
fn86TgiOR. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

Charles Dickens New 81 ork.
TALE OF Two CITIES.
C1Inpleto n ene Volume. f7cc 5oreufs. tsr sale b.
deeii JOIN YORK 8 go.
K ull lCts---0n TIE n-i dl o 81 a1lu1e ~ ttssa
< iniiauts i5I tl tar l1ia1 H1nE Itr1lHs vas
through slEe passed lis 81 ~ Iar o. ae
81 Cloud Altei 90 la4l one 1f So 70 .r Ill q Haai
tEas passed, hal discovered ls err llsT r jesse rfi1lu g.
oc.ll-u
Shirts Made 60 order.
uiil serd dr 1tiftf. le1l al slo
~ prefsr their lhlil uad1 1re1sle them, ttr
measures with iF1alols and glsrls leT ltl
asrsqaiFed. Laa@l l = Acoll=-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

TyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, con-
nerion with the Roads below running an Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and Savannah g Nashville
slower s2eel, but with the certainty their passenger
trains. No delay co ireghts by THIS route
iaua6-tf NaBr +. W. COLE, Supt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

Thomas King and others. anknoEn
Allen and vie.
pursuance Of decree Of County Court Davidson
county, rendered In the above cause the January Term
loO, will offer Tor sale, the Courthouse in Nashville
Saturday, the 18Th Of February the highest bidder the
foosng negroes toE: Lyius, about CO years Of 1ryi
about 30 years Of age Syia, about DO years Of Marh
sbout years Of age Carey, 6 years Of Sa about
y years OF age Charles, y years Of Aan. about
years OF age, and an infant about i6 months old.
TERMsAbout s4o cash viii uirei uon each negro,
and fer the balance note well endorsed y able Bank at
four months.
These negroes belong TIE estate of sally Fets deceased and
sold for distribution = r. OITEATHAM,
jaull-d Clerk.
OnsBBLs tippinsfor sale BY A. JENKINS,
eDU dec9 No II Soath Market Street.
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NEW ARRANGElr-v,r
Ihe southern EHnrcss co,nn.nr

The Southern Express Comn,uv.
F3NIE undersigned respectfully give notice f.4 a., -,
tered into co partnership, under the name and arm
The southern Express COmpauv ~ - ~ t-l.--o ~
action of General Express and Commission Pf@ 20 1 -
made arrangements win the Edgehed KenUrj r %
and Alabama and Central solthern Rsrull ConTs
Messengers daily these Roads, and are new -
forward goods 70 all Stations the above named Ra5 ~
charge OF special Messengers at low rates Their Nes
are provie ia Iron Safes f0r the Transmission on nee
jewelry valusbles Bills, notes and drafts coile
ard prompt returns made.
once az RAINS BROWNS Drug sto-e, No. 10 Public
Square JAMES GLOVER.
A. X. HOLT,
iEn3 Late OF Adams EXPRESS Conpany
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TIlsT REoT

FVyE large and comfortable dwelling Known the Bshc2
property situated lower Market street. For partcu
lars enquire al he ooe Of The Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company. jan22-tf
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~ DIR. KING, formerly Of New Ycrk for TIE last
es four years Of Louisville Kentucky and who has
atentionto The treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years hairs HIMSELF having attended practice for
any years. cured Thousands, be ia enabed cure
all diseases o. prVe nature 10 natter how bad theg may
from inudcous medical tTinrut5 u irc neglect oEa
King Dspensay lsNo % Deaderrk street, between Cherry
and Square where he al diseases private nat
GoHoRaEa cured without naucous medicine or intersrena
from Business
srHcrUREs Of CID recent date, escuay cured in few
days. by an operation which no pain Whe-e Structure
exss health cannot he enjoyed. Perhaps no disease cansoe
Mischief and uuceraue7 the constitution much
win al The diseases Of The Cn growing out Of neg
lect bad treatmet, e e1ctually few DAYS
sEsAL WEtEEE partcula attention having been zen o.
this disease, aHd All the growing % brought
In BY The desucve habits Of inconsidezis
Youths and excessive indulgence of tie passions, nege
which viii undermine The Constitution, rendering the subject
IL for business soeety aud causing premature 5id age.
Females Who may be hb0rng with any dculty he Womb
may rest assured o. immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, writing and stating their VITA
Zee e-closedi directed 70 Dr. a. King, No. % Deae
Nashville, Tenn, viii have e necsszry medicine isr
address, with necessary directions. Strict secrecy 0serVs 0
houru from 9ocluck In The morning uul IN The evening
nay2.i. ls59-dsEWlV
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ADVANCED TANES.
CoL1rcroR's OFFcr. CRY HALL,

CoIJECroR's OFYCE, CRY Han,
NASHVILLE Jan. 20, lSd0l
PATERS who wish TO avail themselves Of the privileges
Of the Law, allowing pre- payment OF Corporation Taxes
FOR the year 1860, hereby Botei that they do 50
bv calling Collectors Office Interest Il he rate Of one
er cent month viii he allowed from the dste Of oarthoate
AN o July. Osner o taxable properly in this cry
viii find e 70 their interest to call Immediately.
L.raI-ln. A. NELSON. Collector
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The amount Of Liabilities due to Banks or other cred
N hing
Losses ad iused ana None.
Losses adjusted and s2S.e6I %
Losses uuadi usted IN suspense waiting ult lther proof
- - -.... ID Z
All otser claims against tine Company small, for print
ing &c.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER.
Acting Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

DEIaONcO, the renowned restaurant proprietor
has failed account Of too liberal investments in
worthless Coal Oil Company The n Y. Herald
speaking Of his failure says
Lorenzo Delmonieo is the nephew Of the original
Delmonico, who founded the great house, and whose
omeettes are still remembered with emotion by low
ers Of good things Some thirty years have elapsed
since Lorenzo embarked in the business himself; it
Is disparagement tc his uncle to say that he has
surpassed him. For time he had hotel on Broad
way. near the Bowling Green; but when the world
began to move up town, and the magnificent cara
vanseries of our day began to be raised, he aban-
doned his hotel. and confined himself TO the restau
rant on William street. He soon after opened anOth
er restaurant the corner Of Chambers street and
Broadway which has been placed in the charge of
one Of his brothers. He himself retained the
management of the William street house, and it is
simple truth to say that he made that establishment
by far the most perfect of its kind in the United
States His cookery has always been excellent;
some dishes-of the high order Of French art-can
only be found IN perfection at DelmOncOs s. Nor
have his wines and segars been less worthy of praise
They have been both good and moderate in price.
When most Of the up town restaurants raised their
prices to a shilling for glass of vine beer or bran
dy, Delmouico kept his at ten cents; he sold for six
cents better segars than many dealers furnished for
twice the money. Thus, by makin moderate profits
by buying the best food end liquors, by always
cooking his dishes well, by procuring corps Of at
tentive and civil walters and by making it On all
dccOuhts pleasanI lOf men 10 zine az MS house, Ie
has won popularity uIriYalled in this country
His house Is the resort of all merchants bank
ers, brokers and men Of business; between twelve
and two o'clock it requires some management to ell
bow ones way through the throng in his bar-room.
The profits Of his bar alone are said to be 100000
year.
1t Will be hoped by al who have eaten good fare
at his house, that Notwithstanding this reverse Lo
renzO DemonicO will ere long resume his position
caterer-in-chef to the gasron0mlcal public Such
man cannot be spared especially when we have
many pOisoEers keeping eating houses and drink
ing saloons and poeketing the money Of the public
as eoOly though they did not deserve hanging
once week In the language Of a leading banker.
"Delmonico sir, Is not individual: he's an insti-
tuition. And if his creditors don't make matters
comfortable for HIM at the old place in William
street why, sir, weH have 10 give him the Ner-
chants Exchange-thats allr'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

From his Exoeency, Gov c. Morehead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ IT. sETlIE EsQ LOUISVILLE, KE-Den Sir Wehave
been and are using your fepe Cas- and perectlF
ned with its utility 1T gives s0, brilliant and beautiful light
ana perfectly secure from explosion. II is very cheap
economical In its use, and Of far less than any other
hight We satisfied that It viii adopted By all persons
Who have not the opportunity Of obtaining gas aid
is accessible and with whom chepness in the original outlay
for fixtures and a continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, G 8 MoRRHRAB
THOs S PACE
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Il will save great deal ofunnecsar our friends
n writing 70 us, viii bal in mir the following rules
Of your letter.
Il you wish the PAPER changed from eace another give
both Offices ia full
II you write business and other matters, write on separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon such facts
and subjects may be OF information interest to The public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character receive
tsention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to renrn rejected communications
All letters business sk1uld be deLted to Messs = o
sRlFFIIH CO. and not personally to either Of the Pro
pEietors
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NETE have removed Stock and Business from No.
~ Market street. the large and excessive House. No
sa ne street, formerly occupied By Mess. Carter Wlsford
Co., viii continue the Agricultural and Seed busne
al heretofore ARMSTRONG & co
frue-I
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" EsIAkbAf morning, Lndy1s Geld awebor
= i5.as sl the nalle Of Eda1rI F.rra ~. y -r7
ena ths 70. Go ia,is-a Cold Chan, Losss F- ~ p
sls l.lAa 11s Neich lost on iis Pufiie s., =. ir
IL vicinity The anler VIII b. suIi.f1- 7.ll ~
AZ a. Bookstore, Md. coess street ~
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The above articles We vii sell low down for cash.
BCRGB 4 SWAMI
P.S-Our Mr. Swan, who IS well known as an sxnerenesd
buyer, VIII remain in New Orleans during present tetson
and keep house we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and We
would respectfully invite the trade give call before p.
chasing elsewhere. ljaneal B&s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

Scientific and others who have thoroughly tested the e
its OF the Feper Gas A Light, pronounce and
cheapest hgh. known Numherss testimonials being
received daily from an quarters y0uehag Tor the excellence OF
this light, few Of which given below.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16
G. BURGz. H.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROoERs.
AlD DEALERS N
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
COR. COLLEGE AND CIFURCTy srRrr.,s

WNYE haVenoW in stone large and well aslecd stock of
Groceries, Liquors. &C. and viii continue to receive IN
large quantities during the season. Our stock in con-
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Fountain Whitiamore Others vs. John and Monroe F
hugh.
TNDER decree Of he Counfy Court o. Davidson .ountvs
~ rendered Ia the above the January Te- fs60
H oer orsale on the premises, Friday, he afh
f1ly next tract Of land coniannr alauz aces nat
N Davidson county, about eight miles from Nashville. with
l aloEt one mile Of the Second Toll Gac, NaausVs
tike- About twenty this land covered with fn tins
ef' ana tne balance Is srei and in cultivation, upon t
aTs some comfortable Log Houses
Alsn, a. the place viii sen NEGRO -s-l aHr,r
about d years Of age.
iefnaihe girl VIII be sold 10 months credit With
interest," note veil udoIsed, and payment required and
the land for $3.50 in cash. and ne balance On one ard to ~
cfel WIN interest notes With security requirel and lier
ll1ed. ilad2f-dtdsI X. tuEATuAHf. Cierf.
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WE st8ckboidas of the Nashville Gas Lfrht o, it
\ viii please take notice that ths election III -s
serve ior the next twelve mouths fstas pssr NJ ~
Company on tie iatd day o. March next. % -
isbl-td JAMES II. KENnRreE. s,.,v
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VIE partnership hitherto existing between HAsLs JOIN
sos In Gay dissolved by mutual consent The
against te nn "l ee settled by Hagan reanor and those
indebted 10 the frm are requested make payment 80 them
JOHN 7. HAGAN.
nnn
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.

ALLIIEUL Do
1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making connections at Louisville for
York. Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland, C1cnna st. Louis and the
a
after sUsOEY, January e2ds leGO trains will
follows
First train leaves Nashville 40 daily stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Glasgow Junction and all regular stations
senaled Gag, and arrive at Louisv5 at 230 NJ
Returning, leaves Louisville $50 n stopping above
AID arriving in Nashville at G:Oj A ~
Second Nashville daily Sundays eXeepted at
1890 NJ, stopping above and arriving in Louisville at
500 NJ Returning leaves Louisville at 40 A. NJ. and
arrive in Nashville at 533 n.
Galatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun
days excepted at 2I5 P NJ and arrives Gaan a5l0 P NJ
Returning leaves Gaan NJ and arrives in Nashville
at 9:lC A. NJ.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Supt.
Al. FIEtD, Gen1. CicketAgt
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VIE annual meeting o. the Stockholders osths SeyvaHee
y uimtng Company viii be held AZ their oalce, Nc
ma h-oady eeF York. Wednesday the 18th day Of Feb
ru4Ty inst al o'clock, P. H. full attendance Of Stock
holders Is rec uestaI III ". BARNFs Eeeiv
NV YORK "a February Ief0. fsi9-Ii-
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NfE * Ct-tAAAu H. AAE aHAAeAG %
a@1~--o-@ Hhiskey so veil known as ~Dzly'f Aro
maic valley Nh1keF, has sstahlsed reputation universal
as renders t difficult fore manufctur b keep pace win che
demand This Is the result Of persTesug energy In isino
duconi SUSTAINED by determination adopted az the OUTSET a-a
never Tor an insan departed from, that s original pEry and
unfiValed excellence should continue 20 TIE end.
The common iate, attendant upon 81 such successful els,
has0rertakcn the ma1uacurers 10 Is Initiated BY unsrupuous
imposto s1d an inferior and spurious ac pal o upcn
the community 70 1e great detment q The pubhc we'll
injury he manufacturer both Ia emoumen and we'll
rpus hgey effort has been made guard anst this pacV
hy Copyright Of ne Label ad By peculiar shape ef the bottle.
caa9n the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rights and earnestly desire such iaf1rmalon from
tl1e Wo mag possess t BY having been giczei otherwise
wiz e0le me 70 protect the public and myself 81 nfosecn-
ton % me utmost extent of ne law. The geuuire Dsfv A.,
matte Valley hhsey h put up IN eaaof D bottles slch Wiz
lt yellow LABEL and sealed viii yellow Viih he pro-
pretdfs stamp On TIE and fac smile rzna nr IN ft
preor 90 the label. All other articles are imitsiioas
II Consumers can depend upon getlnra pure a-tiis H.
they buy ne Valley Bhiskey, alt is b. be -
oAy WI. T. DAILY
~ soaih william Street., New Yorr
- 7-f----- sole prorriator
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Nashville, De-. 1853.

From n. D. Gross, Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. IL 1859
Mesrs. T. J. TAYLOR g. Col have had for about
months past Of your Yespsr Gas Lights, and gives
great pleasure to state that regrd far superior any 9TH
er portable light that have net with.
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger Of explo
son cleanliness and eadnes and purity oi light Quali
tiles that must recommend any who viii try It. It gives
gh: which to sees be equal in bancy to the ordinary
gas Light. Very respectfully, n. D. CRoss
These only very few Of the testimonials have. Call
and examine for yourself No. A. Coonade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR & CO.
merchants from the the country expressly invited
give call wish to establish agencies throughout the
State. Ian s-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-16

Mr. THoMss TAYLOR-Dear Sir: have using Yes
per Gas Lamp sold by you since September last and per
fecty satisfied that Of the economical If not
most economical well as brilliant lights that had. II
utof the reach Of gas. ALEXAsDER FAIL
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA r.. r..
"a 6
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
INDAY, January 29th, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains East West, will run
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 7:SO A NJ and > P n.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Ii rail connection and Boston, York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington Charleston, Savan-
nah Montgomery, New Orleans, &c Passengers for the East
and South Memphis and Charleston ReirOad will
N Train from Nashville, which viii at Chat
tanooga with the quick Train for Washington, Philadelphia
York, and Stevenson with the fast Train the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ald its Southern connections
Passengers the Western and Atlantic Railroad connecting
Georgia and South Carolina Roads, viii through
detention by taking the 730 NJ Train from Nashville
Through Tickets may had any hour application
Ticket Agent Office Depot, the following places and
al the following prices viz:
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Charleston and savannah
FREIGHT LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
TyXPRESS Freight Trains ona the roads. On after the
a4h December, 1853 through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Class per 100 bs G4 Third Glass per 100 Tbs, 81
Second Class, do 3 Fourth Glass; DO %
Hats. Caps and Bonneb, 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville, re three
and q half and four days
Time from New Philadelphia, and half eight
and nine days
Intervening Sabahs the above variations time
freight trains sunday three lines
No deteutons by Overcarges and damages lex
cpt damages occurring az seal promptly adjusted By the NASH
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dece2-d ran c W ANDERSON
p1aATERs' BAEK TEslrssEEl
Nashville January 29th, 1860.
A election will be held at this Bank on hONDAY,5TH
N MARCH next, - elect eleven Directors the en-
suingyear o. WEAVER, Cashier,
jan2g-td
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Tn0 BOXES fresh V. R. CHEEsE, Tor sais low to tn
tEkE trade. HUGH HCCREA L CO.,
oct6 I3 and IS Market Street