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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

TOLEN from my stable In the neghborhood o. Colanb
the night Of ths nth Of Nay ast, hne Black Mares
abou Rsesn hands high. highly formed and we'll muses heavy
and tail Without white except perhaps white spot
from saddle mark Her arsons and pointed her limbs clean
md feet rather small bu we'll shaped she ne under the
saddle, EaEs remarkably FAST and tr0ts and Eorks kindly
buggy where Tbs thief rode of me bsek span
ah saddle He tracked miles in he direction q fay
etieYe Winchester. vii pay the shove sEard for Ne de-
livery Of NJ sad handed dollars for
GID J. PILLOW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

MORE ACCEssIONs.-Judge Holt of the Middle
District of Georgia, and brother of E. A. Holt of
our city, DR.. j. A Chiffon of Warenton Virginia Hon.
J. A. Woodward of Talladega. Alabama, W. W. Larry
and Geo. F. Smith, Esqs., Of ChOctaw county, and
the two Representatives in the Georgia Legislature,
from Warren county, all Of the opposition, have
lately taken their stand for Breckenridge and Lane
-HOnt1omern (AL1l Adrertiser
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
ALABANA-The Talladera Wi1tebto,ser saws;

Hon. J. A. Woodward for many years the distin-
guished representative in Congress from the Column
bia District, s. C.. but citizen of this place,
has declared his intention to support Breckenridge
and Lane. In 1856 Mr.. Woodward was a supporter
of Mr. Fillmore and made many efficient speeches
in his behalf in Alabama He now favors the cleo
ton of Breckenridge and Lane, the representa-
tiyes of the only party whose platform enunciates
purely constitutional principles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
GreaI Rnrgains!!I

TTNHK undersyasl nes respectfully oegs eAEe to inform Bis
f-ieudaspd the citizens Of Nashville gensny, that having
retained his old stand Al Union street, be nos
prepared furnish ;he With any articles hsy nay want m his
line wishing 70 coss his preset stock, prior maknr
mn purchases, Offering his entire stock Of Watches,
Jsws Silver and Plated ware al Coset Those 10 sAnt Of
bargains would do well to eall and examine.
J. FLOWERS.
a, voa-Tu 4 A Urioa Etreet. Nsahve- Tam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

THos J. FREEMAN, Esq. of Trenton who was an
nounced to speak for DOUGLAS in Weakley county,
has addressed letter to the Democracy of that
county in response to invitation to address Them
in which he says he deems it his duty to give his
snpDort to BRECKINRTDGE andLANE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
Land for sale.

WP application made, short time viii sell accom
modating TERMS OrIY Acres OF Land, thres miles
the Cooperation limits NH Greek, opposite Mai Cor
This s OF the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half Of the land in timber the balance IN euFa
ton are the premises comfortable hne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the paes TO ny.
self for particulars. OHAS. K. wINsTOH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
COUNTY CnrRT sAIF-

Alexander Thomas and wife Is Mary .rrison and uthers
IN pursuance q decree Of the County Court q Davidson
eountv, rendered In the shove te July term, ls60
Eili o1er Tor sale Ut he Court House 10 Nashville
daJ. the rthdty Of August negro named Dick,
about thir'y eight ysars age.
Terms Si1 viii required 10 cash. add for the hss1ss
credit u twelve months viii be giEen ana veil endorsed
payable in bank, required =. r. CHE SfH An,
julyf3 '60-dsds Cierk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

The graphic sketch of Mr.. BREcKNRIDGE which
we print in this mornings UNION AND AMERICAN
was published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, an OPP
no.ition paper before the assembling Of the Charles
e. Convention. 1t is the less interesting now.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

How The REPUBLICANS REGARD DOUGLAS SPEECHES
The Albany Evening Journal speaks of Mr.. DoUG-
Las recent speech there as follows:
"Ifr Lincoln if called out by his friends, would
ovn given EXPRESSION TO these sentiments. They are
De sentiments of the Republican party. In all the
Slavery agitatons in Congress, since 1850 RePub-
Ecans have acted on the defensive. Slavery has
been the aggressor.
The ground Judge Douglas is compehea 10 occupy
bo,rs f1bere hnds are drifting. His section of the
Democratic party has ceased to be the Pro-Slavery
nartv 1t is now in the position las to Slavery OF
the Democratic Free Soil party in lS4S. Whether,
like that party it will. when the election is over,
slime back, remains to be seen. Probably not Inc
census NAV influence its course. In the meantime,
the PRINCIPLES here announced by Douglas will be
indicated and established by the election of lie
lrtIlicnn President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

The Banner has heard of two Democrats in North
Carolina who have expressed determination to
vote for BELL Has our contemporary heard of the
stampede from the Opposition in Alabama to BRECK-
HRIDGE? See an article in another column from the
Montgomery Mail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

WILL sell Mond1y, September 10, 1850, ny NILS and
Farm, conta ing las The mills new, i've pair
French BITr for wheat pair and good SAE
Mil shout 90 sarebu dng very good aud only tive
miles from town with good pike TO il.
Eight Store Rooms Dvenrs the kou1t Pleas
Hotel this the only Hotel In ten miles Of this place
50 ToEn Lots, suitable DEehng SOre s1oas he
Mount P suruurded the richest lands in snnes
the Of Tennessee Alasama Rail
road.
hundred forty Of Laad from ten miles
from place. we'll nbered and four free springs
Also sou miles South Of this plsee the Turn
Pike 30 acres Orchards Buildings good hree
free sr1g andfencing good This place Is pied
By Andrew Kenelay. Terms hheaL 4. o. CROSS
Mount Pleasant, fem, .Iuy LIT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

CONSISTENTLY INCOYsIsTENT.-New York has
voted alternately for the Democratic and Opposition
candidates for the Presidency for the past twenty
wears viz: For VANBUREN in 1886, Gen. HARRISON
in 1910. Polk in 1874, TAYLOR in 1913, PIERCE IN
1852 FREMONT in 1856, and if consistent in her in
consistency will vote for the Democratic candidate
IN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

LoU1s1ANA.-The Bayou Sara Ledger says tha'
BREcKNErDGE will carry West Fehciana by larger
majority than it has ever before given to Demo
cratic candidate and that he will beat the combined
BELL and DOUGLAS vote by the usual majority
Where is Gov. WICKIIFFF2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

P,on,D, The Tallahassee FOridian says, after
dgent inquiry 1t has yet to hear OF the nrs' DOUG
LAS man in Middle Florida-and IN inc h"S' 'i,'''
are none except few at Jacksonville who are try
ing to get up a ratification meeting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
NEW YORK WIRE MILL.
NELS a RICH ND,
WINE OF a. prscnIprrnns.

RARrIcUL Ar attention given orders sent to their Ware
house, 81 John ST. Y, Which will be SLED promptly,
have speedy Dispatch Circulars furnished giving aseoant from
List, or prices a. LO1cest AdrEsf hatss
Termss--six mobths' vote payable At Bank with earrsnt
rats Of Exchange on New York. or per on or
Wire Mill 18th street, WarehOuss 81 John St. New Tork
fBlvIg-dlna
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

Cyrus Il. Mccormick. the well-known reaper ana
moving machine man, and proprietor: oil the Oiii'"-
go Herald, Is talked of the Democratic NOMINEES
for Congress Lfrom that District II is SAID ne
popular with the farmers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
Rev Magazines.
Mississippi River Cotton plantation
FOr sale.

EEIHE Cypress Bend Plantation Chico. county, Aransas
Of Plantations the Mississippi
offered the extremely low Of Ss5
it all improvements and machoery required
Tor eghsy hands aud LOCO Of land cultivation,
bearing crop unsurpassed cotton and There are O
acres atoxst In the tract Aad but Is arsbe Pro-
tetsd as this place is BY sid eyees ovsnoTs i'm
uossf and upeu examination Will be found the cheapest
place the river.
10 "a Il a A.. O. WkLLBOkN.
;,fv5--.Fp Novf5s6f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

"A BLAZING BORDER WAR."-In his Frankfort
speech Mr.. BRECKNRIDGE employs the following
prophetic language Read it in connection with
the news which we published day or two since
from Texas of 'blazing border war; there, and say
whether CT not he has well served his country by
honestly proclaiming in advance the perils which
menace it.
After presenting the principles and policy of the
Black Republican leaders, Mr. BRECKENRIDGE says:
The natural result of all these things is alienation,
discord and finally hostile collisions. Gradually we
approach the CRISIS until at last the more advanced
disciples begin the 'lrrepressible conflict in logl-
cal way and collision ensues.' The ignorant and
fanatcal throwing off even the forms of social and
political duty, invade with violence Southern State;
and though am far from asserting that the crest
mass of the Republican party contemplated the late
atrocious proceedings in Virginia, yet assert 18th
profound conviction Of its truth my belief that The h0T-
TibLe tragedy is Gtt torer1uner Of Ndzing border
,Ddr unless the spirit they are fomentng in this land
can be arrested by general outbreak of conserva-
tive opinion. The very manner in which their lead
ers and the organs of public opinion. with the mark
ed exceptions have referred to, commented on the
act is enough to startle every lover of his country
They regret it, they deplOre it, they even condemn
it. because it was against law, and they stand for
the law These are the hOneyed and qualified phrases
with which they characterize the most atrocIous act
of treason, murder and rapne combined, that ever
polluted the soil of Virginia; and then, as If afraid
! their rebukes were too severe, they Immediately
proceed to euloglze the man and his motives.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

CANNON CoUNTY-The MurfreesborO' NeoS of tho
lst saws: " A number of friends from this city
attended the ratification at Woodbury. last Saturday
They were highly pleased with the people of that
county, their hospitality, good order, and not least
their fidelity to their old political faith There are
many Opposition men in Cannon, who in the present
new division of parties will array themselves under
the banner that bears upon its ample folds, the
Constitution, the Union. and the Equality Of the
States Our friends think that JOIN c. BREcKINRIDGE
and Jo. LANE will get larger vote by far in
November than has been cast for any candidate for
any Office in that county for many years When
Mr.. MCCABE pledged the county for Mr. BELL, he did
so without the authority of the people. The county
does not belong to him. The warrior statesmen
BRECKENRIDGE and LANE are the favorites in Cannon
BELL. and DOUGLAS will hardly be Known IN the
race"
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mCmsfcm WOrk.,,
Summer! SuTnmeFG!

TWTHE Broadway Mills snort time will be prepared to
grind WheaI Corn for toll the Lghborbood
~ requested to call and examine The ArrA gements.
n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

ON the Nashville aad Chatancoga Railroad Ei ssuuenes
running on IN I'D day d Juiy connscto1 Hh
the Express Trains re great southern lines via Ch1nion
and Sarnnnah and eontnue during ne business
Through time from New York, sEht days.
julyR2-0 :. ". COLI, supsrintsnis1-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
THE ST. CLOUD HOTEE---EHLARGE
md HEFERNISHIED.


yyHE undersigned having taken the 80. Cloud Hotel, has
enlarged materially and rcfurnished it throuskJu in
elegant style. will open the h0cee he pu1c
Thursday, tkte 5th inst.
fuiy3 ar SAMUEL J CAEfEk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
TO Contractors.

HAIDs viii be received Mayors Once until the 15h
day August for tie Grading, BrdEiLg, and &c
Aaemizia Of Market beginning a Brood street
running south with ordinances for that
purpos BIZ City Council PToees and specifications
seen at Mayors Oce Of the proposed Improvements
which The at ention Of Contractors Is invited.
iuI. tdy3I S.N H0LLINGSTORTH, Mayer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
To Contractors.

IDs will perceived until the 10Th OF August at the Mayors
Once for the widening and enlargng The Sewer Soash
street, at the crossing Of Wilson'S Spring Branch
Plans specihcations be Il the Mayors ONCE
iulr3i.td s. n. HOBLIHGSTORTH. Mayor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03
For the Congressional Districts.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1860.

Irs7EAp OF KING UNION pTESD TO sTREETHO-
~ AYR 10 IENCrHrN IT. JoHK G hRKCKNRIDsE-
'The Constitution and the equality Of the States: These are
union Let these be the rayng cries
Of the psopie"-JoBN @. BREcKIERIDoE.
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p E r. Flu vi cry.


LURTN,s ELTRACTS,
WOODW0RTH'S EXTRACTS,
FLAvORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
NAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
DRESSING COMBS. Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ind. Rubber,
SHAVING BRUSHES,
ERASGFE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLYsS COLD CREAM
THEATRE ROUGE.
All kinds Of French and American Pomades, LIP save Hail
Preparations and Hair Dyes Of all kinds for aleby
STRETCH & FORBES.
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FOR TEE CANVASS, Single y--.....-.--..6 Cents
Clubs Of five or more...--5O -
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Large.
LANDON c. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. C. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-03

DAILY SIS; TREWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY In ADvAHcE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-18
goa. Sale.

I WISH TO ELL-Ist. NJ TACOMA PLACE, situ-
4 afed in Madison parish, L0uisinna- T. cos -
tains los aeIss q lsnd, md les on both sides
s0ufh OF the Vicksturg and Shreveport railroad -
% desired, I viii sell = NEGROES with his place.
erms-Oue-third cash, and the bslancs in tEu
equal annual tnstalments, bearing s per cent. interest
NJ. LeAaT, ne everseer, viii show il 70 any one
WISHING % purchase.
iSna, and I've nies from the shove place; c1utains
about 200 acres, o. which $50 are in cultivation. aad
30 more beltef-" Il lies on both sides Joe's bayou.
1nd ne quarter u 1ust one mile fr1u and north O. ne
TicEs1urg and Shreveport railroad. Joe's bayo1. from
its mouth % where 10 eaters this parish, has not teer
overaoged within the rrocilcetion o. the oldest inhab-
liant. his place Is unsurpassed In quality q soil, faci-
lilies q drainage, has ah ut 80 acres Of me cypress
timber, and there is 20 waste land In the tract.
n desired, ] viii sell IS NRGaOES VITA this place.
Term-One-third cash, the balance in one and
two years bearing s per cent. interest
NJ HugEinsl ne oFerseers viii show the place 20 any
enc wishing % buy.
a. NJ Ross PLACE. lies On the west bank o. Bayou
Bartholomew. in Morehou=e parish, Louisiana. contains
1851 acres, Of which 500 are In a HIN state o. cuitva-
ton. on the place there are 3 large dwelling house and
q very dne orchardi embracing q variety Of fruit, a
quarter. GIN stables, etc. etc. Steamboats, land A. ire
place during most o. me cotton shipping season, and tle
Ouachiia river. on q directLne. Is only i've miles dis
tant. ~Terms-One-third cash, and the balance in one
and two years. with 5 per tent- Interest or By
paying ne 8 per cent Interest annually, and By seclr-
inF tha notes sstisfactarllr, I will require no cash, and
divide ne sum into tgo equal amounts payable a. three
M. Hess. ne 0~vsr-es1, viii shsw ne place 10 any
one Uishiug % buy
an. Thirty-six hundred acres Of unimproved land in
Carroll parish, Lguisiana, lying between Boeuf river
and 81 creek, snd three miles distant from the Vicks-
burg AL Shreveport railroad. It Is in > compact body,
and on itthsre is a burn Of frou 800 % 400 scres-
Win this place 7 viii sell, II desired, 81 NEGROES
TsrmZoas-sssrtsr ash. snd TIE ba anes At one.
two. nree and fOur years, win 5 per cent. interest.
f~1--em Dallas. Madisan Parish. Louisiana.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-18
SECOND SALE OF LOTS
IN THE CITY OF
e u ~ &c Z.

A CHANCE 20 invest 10 real estate a. he city Of 20.
"a nice, the eastern terminus o. ne Mississippi, Oua-
chita and Red river railroad. On the I5th day OF Oc-
t5ber. 1850, viii Be sold, a. puhiic suction, without re-
serve, : portion o. Lott are owned By the Mississippi.
OuHchil snd Retriver railroad company, q TIE city q
Eun!oe, On the Mississippi river. being the eastern ter
minus o. said rosd- A pi.t % the lots can be seen b
sailing a. the once o. tee company, a. Cauteu. or On
Capt. Davidson. chief engineer, a. the ahove point
Oue-ha Z o. the p~urchase money VIII Be required % -
paid 10 cash IN the say u sale. and The remainder %
mouths thereafter, notes bearlrE ten per cent. interest
from date. Bills on solvent banks q Tennessee and
Louisiana. or approved siEht drafts on SsE Orleans,
viii Be aEen 10 payment from purchasers q Lots.
The road gill Be completed and 10 9pers.isn o. Ms.
B0Ele's q = miisl ~ IN dag o. sale
AheEsr chance fHr The Investment o. ospiia; was
never presented. the pruEpert fcr the early comFlefion
q The READ through NE Ais-issippi hutiom h certain
and When done property 81 SID polDt vii sell Tor
Double the snouat il viii bring % the day o. safe. A
city win spring ~ IN a few yrars that Wil rival IN
oommsrce and importance any point on tie Mississippi
river, between 81 Louis and New Orleans
Thete viii aisn BE- soit a. ne same time and place,
y hack1n a FerEu-ou, some choice residence lotf,
oanvsuient 4 and near ne business portion o. The city.
Terms Of payment mace known On theT DAY o. sale
JAa-THOS- ELLIOTT
President NissiEipFL Ouaeh.ta aEd Re- river railroad
oompany. seti-r6t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-18

NEW oELEsSs. Ouobsr I7-Conon eiassd arm. vilh
saiss q 100 bales q i0xSIis. for New Orleans mid
ainzs- Fiour closed eHl at sls2Ea6s5. Corn Is SELL
irs n7tS7S. Pfovisions closed dun. The market fer
an oher articles remains uncaaugsd. TIE rates Of sr-
Change on Lo111a sns Nes Vafk remain unalirsed. ne
rates Of fTeisht o. eottas to fseiEn ports rsnsin m
changed.
CfScSEATis o-iober II, P-N -Flour-Ths MARKET
closed very dali. with sales Of sU tris at ss95f0 Red
Waeath has decined2c. per husheL. Oais closed steady At
SOC. WHISKY has declned Ke; sales q isol iris at isc.
NEW YORK, O-tober II, P. M-Cottln-The market
closed firm. win sales Of $50 bales atI Flour
The market ci-aed very active, win sales Of q. 90
trh s. so65.D WHISKY Is seIins 81 2fa2gsc with
sales 0fl1o t's wheath has advanced ie, with sales Of
nearly 10000 bushels. ezra closed am. he salss Of
today amount 10 q, oo0susheiss - 1e. Pea rA-sg-
ket d sru-raus uuvhuus-d. LarG closed busyant SILK
Gfse.. with sales Of i2s bbis. CaGee closed arm. In
sugar. there Is 10 qloabe change. Porto Rico moiasses
isSsnias a. SO, and Cuba Nusoqvado stsie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-18
Gonmtrtial Nlatters.
aEsgns pA.LI Aas.lL OFFICE. !

90 WH"NrN AHa 49,
coTroS.-An fas-iisui ieelnE fervased ne martsI
yesterday fsorfh lrqairles usrs mostly Tor the better
grades. no marfst ~ss hardly 50 active % On tie "a
preyloas though o sale Ell .sif bales si-eies y Fov Re.
a o. DEislt, Gui a Co. purchasers. svsied ne total
10 sor bales. We ard ihA following particulars reported
% ihs noats o. ns Nrmphis Cham6sf y cunrsrcs
trsf bairs 81 loHs 2uHs, i0s At i0K. f7s Al
100 atn aiat n . a. %. 4 e II, 4afi0s. rats. &c At
400, nztiik. % ati0s. Is 1t HH. aaffR.
: atins 7strE, lel ct los 9 al. ann a a.
iiN cams, Tali. at u. a. 6S, 25afuiN.f II a.
nix, aii. frf l0E, 70 stn. aAr II, i5uIIk, "a 81
ns, lsufus Gatr,satltS, AstitN, 10 Al I0k, 2
81 oh, Sat inH. - nIi. TAIN. y atllk. 10 >; i0A 4.
9 atii Iafios. 7atns Tsfu,fuuE, ~ atIos,
g atfa. 90 HnN, IS 1t Ios 81 atIi. 2s7 At IoN, "A At
fia5 catitH. 7atHH. ~ n. l0at uE. 10 ans
q "a i9s iostioH ostns, 25stus, esAus,G
ntios. W. qaois:
Infsrlor....... - tNlddinr---.io2eicQ
0rdiuary---.- o. sti0 ss+linz 100 Gloh
aod Ordinary - Coed Aidiiuf-.u v..h
low MliiliHe--. aNaas Mlaning Fsr..-lis2uH
corroS KreEirrs-ue rsoeipis o. cotton u III.
r1rt y%esteriiy - shown b. She bocts Or the Memphis
clsaHer % Canneros. were - folgvs
hsmrhis aud - srieri1u rsiirasf.
MISSISSIPPI arl tennessee rEiiroac.. as.....-st.... $50
Memphis and ohio mirdld.- l5
Memphis and Little Rock raiiread .....-..s4. Is
I~nproauos here vas The usual smountof trsusaeioas.
iihavts any suitable change in griee. We psuieu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-18
GIIbert Mountain Hair Restorative.

TETnfCH has BE n EnoFn only N Central Amcricds
w where } has been used vita enfire success for half
. century. The rem1rkaSle virtues q this preparafion
for recuparafiuE and rcsforin the hair 70 haid heads,
rfstoring u - 10 original color. renewing the dantrun
and cutsueous Affections u TIE heaf, and giving a
healthy tone 20 the scalp and Tor r. toilet here t.
nothing equal, T. having bees houuga5 tested In this
country By The proprietor the past tive year. before he
o1uf te iufu-sd e. briug 10 before the public until he
was h1r1uzhly satisfied q its v r1es.
Abundant osruEcstes o. the highest charactcr can Be
shown testfglng 20 ita uaequaied virtues. u b made
q roots and D. therefore perfectly hnruless IN re
c1muoeition, ouutsiuif 3 no Gil UEic1 Is detrimeniai 70
the hair.
when N use Al oAsN rreFarations Tor ne hair should
Be- laid aside, especially those Containing Substances Of
an oily nature. q. " a 70
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Memphis. Tenn.
Retaiied hy The p~riu-ipal DRUGGISTS and merchants
hrnnrhnl. De nllnLrI. Mill
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Valuable Plantation for Sale

TcTer Tor ale ny plantation, situated On Tensas
L bayou and Horse shoe Lake, Madison parish, GA
La. eve mil g from Quebec depot. and -
miles from Richmond. conalnicE 800 acres.~
more or less The ImprUvem +uts are G5 acres in Guilt
walton, 100 acres teadened. clmf0rtabie irame dwell
ing. out-houses. negro quarters, new gin house IS By 10
feet .duE. ETC., ETC. I viii divide the above tract, ifde-
sired, and sen ahout iooo acres on the lake, win m1st
OF the improvements. and 1900 acres on the BAYOU.
Eitlsr tract can BE- scared from uVerdoH By private
levee a. small expense. I an aaxious % sell. and vii
give a decided bargain % an early purchaser. For par
tculars refer . tie Hon. Wm. $ Parham, Richmond;
Ratert MILLER, ESD, near Raymond. Kinds county,
Hiss, or myself on the premises.
iy21-Eusi n. 7. MORRISON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-18
40 ApRERTIsEns.

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proper holilas. a. 50 cents fo5 one in,srioa. two times
fr 3 cents. ulroe times for 81. ana one week for $50.
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