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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Pay YSur Postage

ray KOuF FOhtHBes
Our friends will bear in mind that We have te
pay the Confederate postage en- every letter they
send US, even if they use United States stamp.
The large number of letters We receive makes the
item of postage heavy tax. We hope our friends
will bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As soon as the formal prOclamatiOns arc issued
by the Governor of Tennessee and the president Of
the Confederate States, all postage on letters will
have to be paid in advance at ths Confederate rates
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FSROM this date, and until further nste, the War
Clause will be inserted In all Open Policies issued By the
Tennessee Marine Insurance Company and the Nash
Vile Commercial INSURANCE Company.
A. ". BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance CO.
JAMES WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company
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LOUISVILLE, July 5.--No goods sre going forward.
The merchants are generally withdrawing stocks
from the depot It IS determined 70 send no trains
beyond Bowling Green at present. The Directors
Of the road undecided 70 the Memphis branch,
but on neither road VIII trans go beyond the State
lire.
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mo. l56
An Act te provide for the incidental expenses OF the public
vice within the Indian tribes.
The Congress Of the Confederate enact That the
Of hundred thousand dollars be AID the hereby
proprA1 out Of money in The treasury not othfrRte
props to meet incidental Of the public service
within the Indian tribes for the ending February the eig
teenth, eighteen hundred and sxtywo But particular
specific Of the expenditures under this shall
and reported to Congress at its session after tbs expiration
Of the period herein named.
Approved May II, 1861. iez7-isw4w.
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lie rebellion t s proper % ssy nat L win he f1i
"a by The Constitution dad laws. Inc E4teulFe
desires 70 administer the Governmen. s.
administered By the GOVERNMENT rsSksEs. ioFs,
others everyEhere have righ1 70 clslm tlis. Il
Is not perceived that there IS AIRY ao9rci12 su1jl-
cation, gF eonqEering IA these terms. ghe 5asli-
tuition guarantees each State representative form
Of government; il 4 State Eithdraws may
change The form. To prevent geias cut
is indispensable to tie maintaining Of
the gssrautee. With the deepest regret the Ez
ecutive employed the war power for the defense OF
the Government. but Il was forced upon him. He
could but perform his duty or surrender the GeV-
eminent. No compr0miss in this case could cure,
not that compromises ara not often proper, out 10
popular Governments can long survive marked
precedsnt, that those who carry erection can
only save the country BY giving up the znals point
upod which the people gave the eleetlon. The peo-
pie themselves and not their servants, can
reverse the election. As private Citizen,
the Executive could not consent that OeP
stltutIons perish, much less setEay so So
cred trust as the free people have e0nfded
in him. He had no moral right to shrink nor count
the chances Of his own life in what might follow.
In full view Of the greai responsibility be has done
what he deemed his duty; younow according 10 your
own judgment, do yours. he hopes your views
and actions will accord with his as 80 answer
faithful citizens who have been disturbed 10 their
rights speedy restoration.
Having t-us CHOSEN cur course with pure no
live and purpose, let US renew the trust and 70
forward without fear Ind with manly hearts.
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ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Cfieial information places
SeigeI st Mount Vernon, Lawrence county, with
strong forces. Jackson is eeross the Arkansas
line.
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shoes! ShOes!I

FARRAR, DIsXUKEs i Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot Of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children. Call them, ladies, they beauti
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash.
marchll-tf.
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Passed June % 1861.
A true copy J. E. RAY, Secretary.

Joint resolution tIanss Confederate
etates.
Resolved By the General Assembly Of The State Of
Tennessee, That the Governor be authorized and re-
quested to place the disposal Of the Confederate
States the volunteer forces of the State of Tennes
see, the same to be mustered into the service of said
States, subject to the rules and regulations adopted
by the Confederate Authorities for the government
of the Confederate Army and that 10 making
engagements therefor we shall have in view the
placing of the defence of the State under the
diate control and direction Of the President of the
Confederate States.
W. c.. WHITTHORNE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
B L. ST0VALL,
Speaker of the Senate.
A true copy J. Z. r. RAY, See Of State.
Ad
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RON Fortress nIonrne.

FOETREss MOSRoE, July 5s--A truce bearing the
British Consul who wished officially to visit Balti
more, was refused recognition by Ssringham.
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The New York Day Book in stating The fact that
Virginia six per cent Bonds, which sold at 9Sc in
September, 1860, are now quoted at 4Oc, says:
Several years ago, under the management of a
prominent New England banker Of Wall street, as
slated by the Tribune, Virginia Bonds we're raised
from 1851 the rate at Which the State negotiated
many millions Of them, 10 liz. They were then re.
garded as among the most desirable securities in
the market. We judge, from these facts that these
Bonds were pretty freely sown throughout New
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FRIDAY EVENING, July ), 1861
Gen. JAMES T. DUNLAP. Comptroller of the State,
announces that the interest on all State Bonds or
Bonds upon which the State may be liable, will
be paid in this city. The interest Bonds has
heretofore been paid in New York but the existence
of the war has prevented its being done this year
and the Legislature had to make provision for the
payment Of the interest here.
The Treasurer Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company also gives notice that the inter-
est on the Bonds of that Company will be paid at
the Office in this city presentation Of the cou-
Pons, accompanied by the certificate of the State
Comptroller that the payment Will be legal.
The New Orleans Crescent of the 81 says:
There was some talk on change about the Treas
ury notes of the COnfedeTated States. Some par
ties think cur banks ought to receive them and
make currency Of them. This cannot DO done I'M
I'll further legislation the part of the Confeder
ate Congress Our banks cannot pay out over the
counter only their own notes, or gold and silver
At the same time, If the Bank Convention ito meet
at Richmond on the oath inst y should adopt uni
form mode, provided Congress make the Treasury
notes legal tender fer a specified time, say during
the continuance Of the war and for few months
afterwards, much good viii follow, and the issues
answer every purpose for 8 circulating medium.
The most important feature of the times is the
payment Of dividends. The following sums will be
paid out and partly thrown into circulation within
the next ten days, say by the
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OyeFCOn Rifles.

This Company Organised and wishes for fss mod
bot able bodied Of gsOd character Win
received.
himself shall be the best equipped and uniformed company
the State.
II ? For fan information, call on
II. K. PECK, see'y pro tenn
Collena5s Building, Cherry aRd Desderck strss4
Nashville, Tenn June Him
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMAL

IN a prescription OF Sir ) CZdrAs, n D., Pay
sieiIa Extraordinary to tie QHeezI.
This invaluable medicine is unfaipg In the OF all thoB
painful and dangerous diseases which the female eonsu
subject odates all and all obsfuetisF
and q speedy may be relied on.
40 Married Ladies'
It is peculiarly quilted. It will, In & short time or
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar besrs the Government
Great Britain, TO prevent cOuntsrfeits.
CAUTION
Ikegs PiLIs sAouLd not Do taken Gy IeStGLes ring
FIRST THREE KOHTES Of PTs2aGncy, as theg GTesEyH
bring Miscarriage, ot at any other time they sdfel
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Afecons Pain in thu
Back Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Pslpitson Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect when
ALoher hsVe failed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain on csoe anthony, anything hzrult
the constitution
Full directions IN the pamphlet nd each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late j. o Balls n& coiD
Rochester, n. T.
NB-SI and six postage stamps enclosed sny author
agent bottle Containing so pills, b sturs
mail
Sold In Nashville by Berry DemoviIle and q. HSHdsT
Ehstt, ]. 6. Blown and all RESP sctsbls druzEstN
0c4- ,tWkv-ls
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Save all your rags-cotton, fax, hemp, &c, and
send them to market where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears oHt more such goods than two
such NOrths and yet the North double the guam
tty of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper and there
by save money.
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For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec29-tf
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF

FRESH ARRIVALS OF
Prints,
Grey Sattinetts,
Grey Flannels,
Blesched Cottons,
Brown Cottons,
Shelf Goods,
Hats, &C., &c.
Junel5-lm WI S. EAKIN & co.
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We are indebted to the Adams Express Company
for flies of Atlanta. Ga, and New York papers.
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From IndIanapOIIs.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 5.-The 18th Regiment aud IL
company Of cavalry, armed with Shapes carbines
and revolvers, leave today for Virginia.
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waNrEn ImmEnrATELH
CORPORATION TAXES.

Good Cock Washer without membrane. not
unless known to be No One. Apply at this Office.
f1,,a -Iuv
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10 TRAVELLERS BIZ 5 SEA AND LAND.

Tbs Asehnist, tie Ira velsr and every other indl-
Vidual whose lot in life q throws him within the
chance Of accident from esDo SION fro. Hsis Should
mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend. 1t both portable and cheap, AID should ever
be his COMPANION, as friend = There Thousands
Of living witnesses testify . marvellous virtue, WHO
owe their muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Of thel6GdiR9 diseases for which
DALLET'S NAGfCALP PAIN = EXTRACTOR lisa PREVEn
....Elaa =
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CITY NOTICES.
We arc now Selling our stock OF
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS
AND
Straw GOODS +!
CITY NOTICES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT
MANUFACT - PRICES.
Everybody is invited to call Immediately as We
are bound to close out our stock at any sacrifice.
Don't be tardy if you want bargains.
PORTER, JOHNSON Co.
Over Hardy's Auction rooms, No AZ, Public Square.
june 30 dtwIwlw
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RsAas. hass yuu seen Prof Eoolf adv.ssns.s n or
paper. Read 81 it will interest ysa.
nsrz2-dEFlg
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l5O)

An amend relative to Tel9gsphc Lines Of the Con-
fsderas States, approved May eleventh, thousand
eight hundred and sixty
SECTION Congress th Confederate States Of Aner.
enact, That the sixth section Of the relative
graph lines Of Confederate SsteB be
By amended authorize the President allow such
pensaon may reasonable and proper addition what
may allowed by the telegraph companies be charge
with special AID mPor dues where such agents deem
Trustworthy acceptable both him and the companies
concerned!
APPROyED May 81, 1861. jub6-Iaw4w
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THE
NEa gnOI1@ BalnO

IEA q BKAOLLGA -S@l"
PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
PIuPLES, BECTCHEs,
ERECKLESs ERUPTIONS.
SUNBURN Or TAN.
TETHIs Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and fresh
mParng to It Marble Purity. 1t is most cool ard
freshing applied the after exposure sum- and
will give immediate relief to the Sting Of Insects Nothing
poisonous enters into its compositions The contents ofa bottle
for GOesk, S0i2 cure The a00Tst case Of PiEapgss
Sold every everywhers-Price Fifty Gents BEETLE.
W. &. HA0AN, ProprietoFs,
e2l-dtE&T5m Troy, New York.
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From.Fortress monroe.
Frnrn NeW 80.

FORTRESS Monroe, July 5.-The Federal steamer
Catalina is burnt.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

WAS universally Implanted all other 0inens and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hempheres,
Wherever ntroduced and its itsi merit the true secret
LA. Ic.lfnn
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MRS, ZENsLOW,

mEsS. xENSLOws
An experienced nrae and female physicians has soOthn
Syrup children esng which greatly facilitates the process
OF teelhns By sorenng the guns reducing all Inflammation
will Gay all pain, and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, uothers it will give yourselves AID relief and
health your nnts Perfectly safe in 81 cases See sdver
tisement In another column oct29-ly
Messrs CLARK. Gregory Oo:-Gens purchased bottles
Of your Ambrosal OIL which has given dre satisfaction in
OoIc, Too&ische and Headache.
Cyraston Tenn. GEORGE STEWART
MessrB Clark, GTasorY Co Nashville Tenn -Gentemen It
gives pleasure tell that your Ambrosal OIL has given
great relief and may say, ease than the Of
other medicine
have bottle and BALI Of your Ambrosis Oil,
and from the it has Civ in Rheumatic suffering
would be without the ether bottle and one hall for price,
provided could not get al more Respectfully.
W. G. PURSLEY.
Ringgold, Ga Sept Sd, 1850 apll-d&E2H
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We refer our friends to the advertisement of B..
WHuEsIDE's PriUate Letter Hail Accommodation y
found in another column, for the convenience of
parties wishing to send letters ether way.
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PROCLAMATION
IsHAHI G.. HARRIS,

To he Sherigs of tls counties Of 1Qdison, Hay'od
dad Henderson IN said Slate GREETIAG
" OF are hsrefy commanded open and hold an eeee
at all the places o. hold ~ elect ODs ~ your
ties, the LIST day 81 August, af.sr hsyns stsS
required BY fer tie slec0n o. judge IoI L
nth Judicial Cncuit Of said State, 70 M ne
ned BY resignation Of John Reed and aas fe0- NC
Of make 70 me, according to laE - -, -, \, j
In testimony whereof, have hsreanto - ~ "a
aud caused The great seal o. he STATE % y Al-AsA
H. s. Nashville on this 29th day OF Sues A
49, IG 1,b. a,vs,,or IsHAM q. HARRIS
J.E.R- RAY, Secretary Of Stale
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and commercial.

Adopted June IS, 1861.
A true copy J. E. r. Ray, Sec. of State.
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Its entirely unlike every medicine prescribed for Yens
real Diseases conSins mineral poison or nsusseas
drugs being prepared from ROOTS bks and leaves IN the I'm
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup. 40, A..
II natures remedy" for 6onoHhoea, lClapl Siee
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended or Al
bus (Whtesin Fenales fer this complaint Is lnVaasis
As general Alternative and blood purifier, It has no equal ano
does not fa scrofus, secondary syphl gananI
gweluus uercural all eruPtiTe diseases curing e
more speedily and permanently than any other me9
cine known 1t this by purifying and cleansing Us
blood Causing flow in all its original purity and Vigor
removing from the system imPure and Perneious causes
which have induced disease
medical skill, it Is especially recommends OLD cases
never fails and recent from to hree days
few doses positively removes all sealdng hat ehoraa ana
pain. IN, - L.. .
business.
It requires assistance from othsF medicine -
It can lay toett bic, tAs counting Fooni with
ont its being suspected a. " remedy iOf P'@'s u
-,
Treatise on Vensreal Diseases with all directions Tor their
permsaent cure, accompany each bottle.
full directions get Circular free from any drussAn
the United States. -
It is sold at retail for 80 per bottle three bottles for IS
responsbl druggists and dealers in MEDICINES rougheu
the United States and wholesale By all wholesale druggsu
POTTER d mERwIN, Sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Sold In Nsshyie BY @. ". Hsndsrshou, Berry DsnoT
Ewing Pendeton, and By al responsible druggists E
where. oet2sdtE@Hly
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates for Office will bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for at ad-
vertising rates.
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FoR CAMP TRoUsDAIz.-It will be seen by an ad-
vertisement in this mornings paper that train will
hereafter make regular trips to Camp Trousdale.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 5-A whole block Of small
frame dwellings burned this morning Loss S35, coo
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TIE FRIEND OF ( TIRE NURSERY

Children are frequent Suf Rerers from external Injuries
especially from FEEid and CdD1pAens HspL0sSORshsr
fore every mother should have this hesng preparation
constantly 81 hand 1t heals BreGss andq uckly
moves the TETTER or RING WORN, gTS0Glsnt IN hS
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Dark, Glossy and
Guxuriant HRiKg
HOWL
By using HemstrsesS EHiisG5S Restorative. Don't use
anything else on your Head.
Price 500 and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
We. HAGAN CO., Projectors, Troy, N. Z.
ses an advertisement headed
GGYOU LOOK IN VAINs''
oct28-IydtWkW
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Cash Arrangeme1t.

ON and after July ls 1901 haus agreed to eel iFOa
srch other asticles As We keep, for CEsA only.
A liberal discount will be allowed.
WOODS, YEATMAN & CO.,
HILLNfAH BROTHERS.
iupeq7d Twin
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montgomery Comfy Tobacco sales.

Messrs. Poindexter & Pollard sold 6S hhds tobac
co at Trice's Landing, Montgomery county, en- the
81 inst. as follows ct 25 to 80, 6 at 4 10 to
450, at 500 to 80, IA at zoe to IS, 90 at 90
Z. 95 at 8 90 to sos at 90 $50.
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ash Paid for Railroad stock.

Cash Paid for Railroad Stock.
KTANTED to purchase to I'll order, to two thOaan
Wv Shares Of Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad STOCK
Holders wishing u sell, viii please apply 70
FRENCH 4 REID,
iune2s-Im Market
A Card,
Mr. W. II. GRAvgs has MT been ny s4Ieman agent
any sense. since the e3rd Of May. b. L. sIsPs0s-
June 96-f
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BURNS &s soALDs

are Instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and MAN
nation, By timely sPpca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh isren as il BY charm, blenish or
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sOutII-Western telegraph COmpan

IN NASHVILLE, July l. isol
lie Executive sdee 0f this Company has been reuoV
from Looisville KY this city. Office Cterry slIeeI
the building occupied By the seas light Company
july2 In THOs L. CARTERs seerstaTy
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PImPIes BaniEhed!
Faces Wade CicaPg
HOW
By one weeks Of the Magnolia BalI PERFECTLY harm
less hut elegant and sfectuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
We HAdAN & CO., PreprisorS, Troy, n. z.
feb2-d&w3m
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JESSE B. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater in this
district, will address the people of Robertson cOun-
tv at the following times and places to>wit:
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England, that the loss falls heavily here Until re-
Gently Louisiana, North Carolina and Georgia
Bonds have been much estimated here, and have
commanded high rates. Theze is nothing extraoF-
binary the decline Of these securities, taking in
to consideration the circumstances connected with
it on the contrary, we may well wonder that pri-
ces should have been so well sustained under the
immense quantities which have been for months
thrown on the market. During former reign OF
our Bourbons under the depressing influences of
the "black tariff of 1912" bankrupt law the pow
erty Of the people and the low state of the Govern
ment credit, Illinois sixper cent Bonds of 1860,
fell to the incredibly low price of l6 Pennsylva-
mia skies Of 1876, TO As; Ohio 6s of 1860, to 50 (;
New York 6's, of 1892 to rs, and Indiana Bonds to
is. But all these are high figures compared with
what we shall probably soon witness; because, in
addition to all the Affections which were endured
at that time we have TO contend against an evil be-
fore which all others pale their Intellectual fres-a
civil war We are about to learn, too, the cost
of an attempt to afford our Aboitionsts the luxury
of reducing a score or two of cities to heaps of
cinders or partitoning the plantations of Virginia,
with negroes to fill them among the victorious sol
diers, as promised by the Tribune and the reduc-
ton TO fate worse than death itself OF the women
of the South generally as held by some other of the
same detastable tribe.
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ESTABLISHING AGENCIES
to represent this frst lass and in every Eay.l
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Where Stock is not "partly held By Southern anea"b
wholly
wholly identified with the sou.h, and is de faco
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION
Having complied with the Law requiring
ADepOsit of 10000
THE Ia nds Of the Comptroller s security Tennessee Policy
helde which Deposit will not he imped b contingency
in view Of the p eseIt
Unsettled state of the Country.
Strong inducements are offered to INSURE IN THIS CONF
PARY at Low RATES and with as PROMPT SETTLEMENT
LOSSES re offered by any Northern Companies.
=. f. SUTHEEkEAND ID,
GeneuZf Agent.
Policies issued AID renewed and losses settled at mis- Agsne
II. K, &P. P. PECK,
Agents.
COIOnnade buildings, Nasty lille, Tenn.
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