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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

HEADQUARTERS HIcR0RY GrAEDs,
New Orleans, Juiv g. 1851.
AT AN ELECTION OF THIS COMPANY,
IA held The evening Of tie 10Th the following
III Gnanimou Y elected:
VI Ciptain, John CaTHnnugh.
First Lieutenant Augustus Richards.
Second Lieutenant, VIM. Mpyuau
Srcpud Jr Lieutenant. Thos MctieaIy.
The election for mssi0ued officers will be held Mon
day next. jyl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27
On. BELDEN's OPINION.

Samuel Davis, Esq; u,,
rar Eirft that Dr. SHE mans Truss, es applied by
him, will give relief efectually than any other nave
u il tried 70 my satisfaction. know OF several cured
Nv the Use Of it mixture recomme d you TO get one
bI he sue d. Sherman himself apple t. much depends
upon the fitting. H. bfLDhN' A. w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

-z~ PRIZE BOAT BUILDER |H
- OF THE SOUTH sa1'A4aA
j, NAHGNY, AIglers, La,
VIII furnish notice, butt the most approved
v,odn pIeasrre and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner Steamboat Yawls, Skifs and Row
Boats Of all descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars Snars Blocks and everything appertanng to facht
dttine and for sale at tho lwest market prices
mig 1yE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

l. VOLUNTEERS WANTED THE UNDER
IN sis authorized by OIL V. Sulakowsky, Ct the ls eg
VI melt of the Polish Brigade, raise company for active
LII for the Confederate States The company viii be
called Polish Com any Uniforms and equipments will be
such Used by The Polish nation and will be- with board
furnished FREE All Re.bnded men of character, ire
Of nationality viii be lived in this Company, &C
st. Charles street, and l0l foydras street.
jyi2u i. BETTER. Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

Now Orleans July 2, 1851.
E19-At a meeting OF the Board this day. al
i.nnuua dividend FOUR PER CENT declared
psoas and payable on and after the 10th ms
jv3 I'd GEO. a. FREKET, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

Henry alluded to above, is son of Toms own
er, and member Of the Washington Artillery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

sa-Creseemt Lodge No. 8, l.. U. o, r. meets
every THURSDAY EVENI&d, in Lodge Room NO. l. odd
Fellows Hall-.#. :, = =,
Qcer. for the ensuing Swnrbrck ~ Grand: H.
DeGoarcey V. O.; NJ Mcha, Rec ssc NJ H. Meyer, Treas
urcr; l.. n. Jauan, Per. Ssc'y. -, . ...,
XtruHcs Lodges traarnally invited TO attend
faAc FRI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-29

inches, length Of Slit in front yard fastened with
four tapes,
Loose Muslin Drawers IL yards long with a
breadth of yard wide muslin in each leg with n
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom OF each leg length from waist to crotch on
5 buttons and buttonholes
Bed Stacking of ticking, Iyard wide and 2 yards
long.
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long.
Pillow sacks of ticking, l6 inches wide and 30
inches long.
Pillow cases of muslin, one-half yard wide. l
yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth, towels. old and new
rough and SOFT old Sheets pillow cases small pill
lows, old towels, coverlets old shirts and drawers
old pants old socks, old hsndkerchefs, old Jackets,
pieces of white domestic pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country homemade jeans, for fall clothing.
wool or wooden yarn, country or homemade blAn.
kets and counterpanes blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar corn starch,
sweet OIL can vegetables, Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans, arrowrOet sage, tapoca rice, eggs
chickens, game, brandy, whisky, tobacco cracktr r.
biscuits, tea, cocoa, lemon syrup plum and currant
Jelies (smal quantities) oatmeal, hsxseed and flax
seed meal, wheat bran. corn meal. juice of beef as
stock for beef tea put up IN sealed cans champagne
in small bottles for cases of sudden sinking china
feeders Of sferent for administering nourish-
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds common soap, eye shades of green silk with
tapes or elastics.
Those of you who live in and around the city Of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assis lance
at the hospital. The sick chamber is destitute of
Its chief solace unless graced by the presence Of
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, or seOth his distress other than your own.
Such articles as you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green, KY, marked Hospital Stores.
! am, with sIScere respect,
D. W. YASDEII,
Surgeon G. S A.. and Medicsl Director of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green KY, Sept 2S. 1861.
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Anew, HanneI oands ges! two and haIf inches wide
and nine yards long will be needed and lint, scraped
and travelled.
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red Flannel, In the piece
Bookbinders Board, for Splints; pieces Is inches
by inches.
SaIders' Silk for Ligatures, Skeins waxad and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread.
Tape and SCISSORS.
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Eair. Pencils, Oiled Silk
Oiled Muslin, India Rubber snd Gutta Percha Cloths
in the piece.
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-1l yards long, 2 breadths Of
unbleached muslin, yard wide, open one half yard
at the bottom length ofSleeve three quarters yard,
length Of Arm Hole II inches, length of Collar 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-29
TIE the Ladies of X eatucIKy and Northern
Tennessee,

have established at Bowling Green, KY, Gen.
eTa Hospital for the reception Of the sick soldiers
of the Central Division Confederate States Army
of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is so init
mstely connected with the physical comfort if not
also the life, of the soldier, feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore
beg to make few practical suggestions to you, as
to the manner in which you may serve those mem.
bers of the army who are overtAken by accident
or disease. Avery efficient mode of rendering as.
sisauce to the inmates of the hospital is through
the agency of Relief Associations, such numbers OF
which are already in operation in the Confederate
States Can you not Organiza such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for.
ward whatever may be contributed? Where, for
any reason such societies cannot be speedily put in
operation, Individuals should forward their dona-
tions direct to Bowling Green.
Among the articles Of daily use in the hospitals
are the following:
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M. q e. Z. CHEATIAW,
WEoLESALE GROCEKS, AND DEALERS
EINn BRANDTss, WTEEs, TOBACCO, 0TdAES, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.,
CORBEz OF COLLESB AID GRUBCR EIEEgTS
ls Nashville, Tennessee.
in receipt OF large and we'll SslsoSd Eo.k o.
~ Groceries, Liquors. ste consisting in part fsiioEs
$50 bids Sugar, ali grsdea genuine Havana CigsEs
290 bblB choice Molsssesl 200 kegs Nails, assorted
100 do DO 100 dozen Painted Buckstsj
so bRqs prime Rio OoEss; 80 nests Tubs;
100 bills Powdered, 0r=si and 10 hbls Engsh WalnssI
Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls Pees2si
$50 koxeS Star osndissi 10 bbls Pilbsrts-
100 boxes Tobacco, escorted
FINE BIRANDEEss, WINES, sxE.
q \ & y choice French DrSndissi
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Win7si
$50 baskets best brands Ohampsgnei
81 boxes scoVill Classt,
zee &c s ssI:an: n2 oh S. ooaa1 Whey
Id DO 40 bourbon 60
And also large Eock Of Oooa Whisky, AnssaA Brandy,
Gin, &c. - -
Agents for the Dupont Sycamore Powder. The
dtrgnsd being only Agents Nashville Of the Manufacturer
Road the attention Of the Merchants and TTadersto thar
Izgsstock ct Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale.
5000 kes Dupont Ra PoTdsyi 290O kegs HAEard BlangRoE
200 Z Do do 60 der;
500 do Dc Do 5000 keg, sycaDors BlaE.iaE
800 Z q % 90 lse cases Of Powder, AuIO-sr5
200 4 do DO DO brsRds
$500 spup0nt Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford 90,
der. safety fuse
janlI 4 4. y. 2. 0HEATHAhs Agents.
SOLE AGENTS F32
DISQUALIFICATION Jog, Bedford 4 Co.'S ss'ssy
2aEaFd DO Fzsas
sycsnors 90
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Residence for Sale or Exchange.
WISH to sell or exchange for Likely young negroes,
residence in Edgefeld, situated Woodland The
house con aims Gig two Ia good cellar Kitchen
servants roo, STABLE sc The buGaZs entirely
This one OF the most desirable Of property in thu vi
cniy 81 NahVe, and within minutes walk Of the pub
nc square For particulars apply ca the premises
sctlQ-dlm L. 8, HUNT.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CA I'D.

PROESSs IA E2zsC "a RDs
TAXI plesszrs in announcing % old frends and
toners after sbsence Of years, have again
turned 70 resume the practice Of the PhOtogfa phic Art
all branches, having purchased the interest," Of brstef
the old established Gallery IN Union Street, and having spent
months New York tbs past summer to bbtan fully all
improvements in the have painted renovated and
suite Of Rooms throughout That my facilities
new better produce 6rs class taH nO Galleries
eoRduee TIE comfort 81 PATROLS trust not
only the proud position The Gallery hss herstooFs
sustained, elevate still higher stndard- have
also engaged the services Of M Cook, ss best Photo
spher in the world, who took TIE Pictures which obtained the
drst premium the Worlds FAR in London, in s5l, and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery in
State, my work Hhal not Be surpassed forth or sou
and roW introduce to The public the following 1dW Syss
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vigne.te, pEis colorsdi
ITorytypes, eelOreds
Pastel Pictures, life size
photographs on Canvass, life slssf
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhstogT sOhs, IS taken al enc EitliaS.
sterreoscopes, on glass or paper.
continue make the HesiLOtype and Ambtyp- hereto
FORE The above styles all entirely This city, except
the Autograph Gard Ehch only made one At tine. All
ho want ofanybing in line politely sVd 10 give
call before Waiting elsewhere, when will rOVe By oeculAF
dissemination tia aSoV facts. Respectfully,
oct3l-H p ". HUGHES.
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Land for sale.

III application be male before st Jaruary, m sell on Accom-
Dodating terms, EOrtY Acres OF Lsin nd, three uile
ron the Corporation its, Mil Greek, OPPOSITE Maj Gofl
This Is one OF the most beautiful locations Davidson county
About Of the land is in timber, the balance culVa
ton, There the premises comfortable binH and hns
young orchard Apply 70 MAJ Gen. hesace, ny
Self FOR particulsrs. CHAS, X. WINSTON
frlvi{-tf
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Scientific DiscOVery---EIecgrO-
Water.

1T veil known to the profession that Elsreity the great
motor of Ifs Every remedy Ehch really disease
io 40 buEe its electrical adaptation the wants Of ts
invalid By the Of such remedies and ELECTRO
WATER In which patients bathed in currents Of elscr
Ladies being attended by a-LsdyI curing all kids Of old
and obstinate which have resisted all other
Of cure sConsumptves receive life but in such cases
where patients are weak 20 visit ne, treat then BY tbs
SroTzon HosDidI lhdlGttOzs sbichare heasa into the
dssassi lung right the seat o. the disease send tEe
stamps Psnphet Other patients Who esnnot come 70
the HEALrss YATES, BY sending fsethe sge-sez
sad full description OF symptoms have medicines eu 70 tha
sena for crcuar The Electric Waters extract AL mineral
rhstsnces taken medicine Otherwise absorbed. The
perence twenty years. in the treatment 81 many thsus
and ernc cases WOans diseases and Est1ss5s=, nay
be regarded as 3 reasonable guarantees Of surcsss.
~ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 20
Patients III
PHYSICIANS nay Wsh t. avail themselves Of this Fsk
liable discovery in Ree.rc "a hs invited to CAL oc
At 40 la5, South Summer street.
Hours hon to Il. eyesy day sIeept me sasssth
Address DIX MOM6AI1h3
vsr26l-dktrly Nashville, Tsns.
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$50, 600 IN GOLD,
OR Notes on rOlvsnt Backs South Of L!ncolDdOm Will
~ taken at par for large lot Of
Glassware, Nader, Candle Wick, RosKns
Alum, Flour Sulphur, Spirits Turpsnne, Cinnamon Bark,
Fine Teas Gun Gaps good spices all # which will sell
At low figures, not prices. ". z GRAY l. CO,
WHO esAle Druggists,
Southwest Corner Brood and Market Streets Nashville,
octI3-d2E
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CRssss-TsEs WANTED.

CR9SSS-TsES WANTED
FETEE Nashville ECrth Western Railroad Company Wish
q TO contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss.Ties, feet
long inches Thick, we'll hewn, face pacs
inches bark sound, deliver
ed at the grade lire Of the road in Nashville.
e contractors want to contract for $4,000 White
Post Oak Ties, Of the above, 70 bs deliveries
e line Of the road in piles from section Il to lection "a
enough each section to Ezpply the
Persons wishing to bid will direct 70 the President ID Dec
orr Of tHs Nashville aad FOrhsert=n Railroad Company
Wash viIs. Tenn 'aIyHs1-5
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For Rent.

For Rent,
BRICK E0UsE, situated on tie corner CT Gay and High
"A streets. Apply to A. TURNER
Nashville, October 10, 1s6l-dH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-29

$50 Reward.
WILL giveths above FOR the appreciation deT
A ery TO me OF
ANDEIE SON,
taken out Of the State s25 NJ secured that
lean get him He may have left here ~ Of the ke
uFnts may still be about town.
Description
Back with short close hair srge and F1nert lips fire set o!
teeth rather slow spoken, has slight Of the
neck the effect Of letter weighs lbs is about
inches high and is II or Is years old.
sep3dn WI LAWRENCE.
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so COOpCrs,

EALBD proposals. for making thousand gunpoWder bar
- rels for the Confederate States will be until
Wednesday, October 3,
Forparculars as u Dimensions uatesl &c apply to TIE
undersigned Works Refinery Cher
~ and Franklin streets, Nashville, enn N. D. CROSS,
Ccti6-tf
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=. rDvaapy ?. b. alNss EF. EUwAsDs-
EDWARDS, HARRIS & Co.,
Successors to E3wsria, Gilkerson 4 %,
Wholesale GT0eers,
Forwarding aod COmmiSSi8A Merchants,
a5rHndi0s, Wines, TOb&cccs. Cigars, SOo'
ooRR1E coLLEGEA6D CEURCH S78Es7S.
Nashville, Tenn.
NA7R ARA IN RECEIPT or LAEGE AED WILL
w selected Groceries Tohsccos, Liquors &C. con
Prsd in as fooWs, te which We reSedl invite the a.
SUGAR, mOLASSES AND SYRUP.
2 bids Louisisn. sEEsr 50 Dbl, LOvsriRSs pOWd'r'd
Is Clarified Sugar 49,,
100 bbs Plantation MolasssI 50 half bOls Refined @osss
100 hA Plantation Mo 50 psekag ,tst Louis Golden
so55iI Refined Molas..s; sOpIs New ori.,n, Golden
50 b6l. . Coverings D R ohrush' syruP'
COFFEE.
100 ssSI Baltimore Rio oOfse 90 bags Old Col JAYS oSsss
leo bsss New Orleans BIO oOf 50 bags LagurS oofssI
WHISKY.
100 ssls Aeodasd Whisky, 50 ibis Robertson Wits
iSs 81" Ky6D sc 81, Smiths Old lsss,s.
Puneheons Of IriSh and scotch Whisky.
-s BRANDIES, WINES, sc.
IOquArter casks seignsttsH 10 casks Msdeirs W1ns
10 qa as9s s., o.rd, Dupr.j 3 gid po! WINS
20 or essSs Rochelle Brandy, 10 Dry
10 qr Z" Uaited Proprietcrs 50 Pks Ginger WiBsi
Brandy so baskets ChaDpsgns.
DO pks American Brandy IS boxes olaret;
500 y Ginger 3 phs Lemon oOrd!AII
T" Blackberry 50 boxes bittergJ
Is Raspberry Is pkI Holland 9iEI
10 caEkI Rani
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
300 boxes Virginia TOh.sOO-vsriOus bTNndS
500 Kentucky
IS kegs A. Smiths Psncaks Tobacco
90 1900 OCC Superior havsna ogars-V9ri0ui B,snel
5000 Domestic F"
CANDLES AND SOAP.
500 boIsa tar oAndleai 0boIss stsA-irs csqdiss,
coo hf" so " TaiOE
lSO or " $50 boxs1 SOaP ssEoCa Alsasi
FLOUR.
100 bbIG extra Family Rluurj
100 " supernns "
ie0 bsgg Pennsylvania BuckWhe2t FleIT-
SUNDREES.
leS1 SACKS dLe and coarse Salt 100 dozen BucksSJ
So ibis KanaWhs Salt 50 nest Tubs;
100 kegs Nails and srikssI . sacks AihC75si
$50 boxes Glass Wares 50 bells PecsHs and YilberaR
$50 Reels Cotton KOpei 10 bbis English Wslnu0I
$40 casks Soda; lJe dozen Brooms;
ESQ pounds BSr Lead; 100 dozen Zinc wash BosTdsl
$50 bags Shot, assorted siEesi 500 Wrapping PsPs
$40 dozen Fresh Cove 0ysteT1l 50 bags Pepper
Is cases sardines, and . MlsPicI
boxes; 50 bzs Ground Aursgdi
80 b1s Lemon SyTupI 50 -" Fire OracksTsi
$50 pks Ralsins; SO ibis Cider Vinegar
100 " EsckereiI s9pslIIE Al8I
2j chests Green snd Blsck
Win varsity OF Osh.r articles
Esr6-I KDWARDs, HABRIs co
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TNDERT4EERs (At r. Currey's old ss1d on Onion be
tween Cherry Summer stressl prepared 70 stteDt
Funerals all tne with wooden COINS plain colored
and Metallic BuTsl CRskets and Cases Of ssuPeoF quality
Manufactured ty Nsrshsl Co, in this city Prices % E1
be tiues iBCs2S-t
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Wanted,

LOT or CLARIFIED AND FINE BROWN
"A SUGAD; Just received and for sale BY
cots II PAYNE, JAMES 4 co.
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sale of Slave.

XETHEREAS, there nitted TO the is OF sumner
w county, 5th day Of october, $780, runaway,
negro slave by the Of EIE srd has
appeared prove away said therefore,
by virtue authority in vested hy vi !, tie 9Th
November nett txpoe public gale for eaih the
Court Houge door in Gsllatin, aid slAYe Bill
GEORGE LOVE,
October 8, '6I-lmH sherf Of Sumner County.
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EETAGTED, BY the Starch Manufacturing Cc2Iy. S01O
w bushels sprouted wheat for which the highest market
price VIII DC Taid ~ Apply to WIN. KITCH Agent,
Starch Manufacturing Company,
College street, NasLvil e, Tenn
BConbtant employment will be given TO good arch.
makers octI6- diff
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East Tennessee Hay.
WE prepared to furnish any quantity 81 Timothy
w herds Grass Glover Hay II East Tennesse Growth
The above Hay is OF superior ty, put up in neat bales,
sVersirg 800 pounds the bse Orders siciie3 sd
with dispstSh X. N. MCPHERSON a 90,
sep@6 d2m Hay Tackers Knoxville, Tenn
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Bark Mills.

Removed.
HAVE removed Shoe establishment to MskS street. No
50. near the public square, door to srrew &
where would be pleased former and friend
And shalt endeavor at all tim to keep hand general
Eent Of Home Made Boots ana Sh oes, in grta
variety and at low rates the prize Of ateas will justify
Army boots AMI shoes and s kinds ohea kept in store
made to order.
sep2O-h JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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charleston and Sayanu
FREIGHT Lines

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED MOP
ENXPREss freight Trains ousll IN. ,c.s,
~ AN December, 1853 through ratss frou m an,
srst cla1s, per 100 lbs, 81 "a Third clas. "a, Ioo NJ
9Soonn Oiasa, do ] IS Fourth Gas. a. y
HAS. Caps and Bonnees, 25 :"
Time from savannah AID ChsrIs,.o, - 49,
and half and four days - = sliie' IN
and nine days. 1'-''' 'e' q Aaa y
,e9Ss eaooatns cause the above variations An q.
No detentiOns BY ice or suow O[s- eJlss mes
x;iIs - at seal promptly sdiastss ~ N
a. 20. ~ y ''anooga Railroad on delivery.
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FURNITURE STORE

YNyHK subscriber this method Of infcring BIS pstns
and the public generally that lie has Just arrived rom ae
East with splendid stock Of fashionable kufrufe 70 Nn
begs call attention He has taken, and sIpny
the store 30 Market street. next door ne oio
nd and fair dealing to merit snare
Of patronage am particularly deous to nnow Q those
wishing to purchase, stock Of Mattresses lust @ane ana
eoual il not superior Others IN the market BY calling
at the "Red storeEo 90 Market street. yen VIII meet with
attentive CLERKS It pleasure TO snow the stock,
whether you wish to purchase no connection tol
GAe other establishment. ,.,,,, ,v,,,,.---'
mar6-2m 3 sAmb HErsHAW.
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steward County. STATE OF T.nn.--

IN STEWART COUNTY c,,Ts,.u.
u Eer--James B. hcCarrolI ct ali. " o.
[Petinon 70 sell land. 1t Appearing % ne -,
x St PHI, mat Theg MeCarro, Frs1ei. n,
ncCarroil. heirs at Law of Francis YesroI and
susnS o. me stats OF Tennessee. Il i ths-s,-
slaL p1nHeatlon be ma e for four corssentivs 49,
cit7 ~ N.Si, AAD AAkslcaS, Newspaper publish
% tne seees Of the County Court Of stsSsyt 80
holden Al TIE court house, in said county in 49,
- lns nrst Monday in January, IssI And DE-
20 eOnplainants hill, or the sane wiz -
ie'Seo As TO them and set down for hearing ezpsr,e
sec7-W4t-pr'sfee 90. SOVh. Q
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II o A ID 8 TIERS FOR 1851.
AT the Fair q unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO SU HE TIMES.

No. L. Green Mountain Black Hawk
FKNHIS FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, will make his season for
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
Mach 4th and cosng July 4h $50 the S2
for insurance,
he beautiful black six years old troed at Athens
o6O in sos and is certainly handsome perfect
horse HE action that has been brought to the State He
bred IN vermont imported by E. Z. JennDga and
Hatch he by Ii hoo he BY Old Black Hawk he sher
man and De BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam
d. 81 Charles Or Woodbury. Moran, aad hence com
Dimes four Of the b'st trotting crosses knsWn.
No 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
Dy woodbury. will be let TO % rs the season,
insure He is very promising.
Nos, Washington ihe Cd.
GOOD BAY DID, Old wAshiugton dam an excel
lent TTOttng Mare Will be let Is Mares the season
SIS to insure In fos
Breeders will please examine the Stations Coed Blue
Grass the farm Tanning and grain to keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part 0Uner Agent for Company
Oscar Kmbsll will be ready all the stock TO
gentlemen,
Refer t0J Owen Of williamson Col R. Allen Of Sum.
T. Tanning, Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. Gooeh OF Ruth.r
ford. u,r5-1
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