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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-02

REPORT OF GEN. HARVEY RELATIVE To MoSTGOME-
RVS KANSAS RAID.-The Secretary of War has re-
ceiyed dispatch from Gen. HARVEY, who has re-
turred to St Louis from his search for MONTGOMERY
and his band. 1t contains all the principal facts
connected with MONTGOMERY raid, and throws some
light in regard to the objects and purposes of the
funds that being collected for suffering Kansas
We quote the following:
believe that Montgomery's band is fully as large
as represented to be; that they sworn to protect
each other by perjury, assassination ard IN every
way possible Their object is as declared publicly
by themselves to protect fugitive slaves in the Ter
ritory, to assist them to away whenever an OPP
portunty offers, taking them east and rece wing
sixty dollars per head and to drive out of the Ter
ritOry all who oppose them in doing. large
portion of the population the border either
belongs to this organization or sympathize with
them, and those who do not dare not oppose them
or give information concerning them. am satisfied
that the greater part, if not all of the donations
which sent to sufferers in Kansas goes into the
hands of this band and the greater portion of it Is
perverted from the use intended by purchasing
arms and munitions of war for carrying out their
plans. 1t would take large force to thoroughly
break up this band
Montgomery has regularly organized band OF
about sixty men, who receive ten dollars per month.
besides portion of the robberies, &C., and also
spies and runners all over the country whogIye hIm
timely notice of any movements set foot against
him. The day before the troops reached Mound
City, MoEtgomery's men, to the number of between
four hundred or five hundred assembled and passed
resolutions. a copy of which has been published IN
the Black Republican papers. think the best and
cheapest way to catch Montgomery and his party
will be to furnish the Governor with funds and let
him do it in his own way
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The COMMITTEES of Thirteen.

A AProIal uispatcr from Senator F..aDbs inf,rn>-
US that the Senate Committee of thirteen have adj
jourISed.
They are ordered to report back to the Senate
that they cannot agree on any plan of conpro-
mise.
The Black Republican Senator's announced that
they had no cOnce ssiOns to make, and nothing to
offer.
Mr.. ToOmbs has our most earnest thanks for the
early information he has given US of late important
facts and is entitled TO the thanks of the South for
demonstrating the utter folly of delay.-Aynsta
COaStitdiOadliSt Dec. 20.
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Exclusively for Cash.

HAVE determined to do exclusively CA 81 business in
the future, take this way to inform the pno SO sna
r. % nader he dsagressble necessity refusing credit to
Tn Justice to myself and patrons make this announcement
knowing from experience that can make 1t 70 al
fber notice. respectfully invite AL to call and look for
before buying All persons in debt 10 me, Ncho
snU a Henry or Nicholson Il Co.. forward and
settle tor times demand all men to be prompt
'' ~ DAVID HUMPHREY,
i.,1ln No - South side Square.
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NOTICE.

NER HOOPER is admitted partner in our busines
lvH from this date.
e have removed our stock of Shoes, Boots and Hats to No
Ga NORTH East corner the Public Square, where will be
pleased to see friends and customers
;au9-l ARMISTEAD = Gu
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TREATY OF PEACE AND ANITY BETWEEN HIS BRITANNIA
MAJESTY AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Ratified and confirmed by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, Feb IL, 1851
Article l. Shall be restored without de-
lay and without causing any destruction, or carry
ing away any of the artillery or other public pro-
pery originally captured in the said forts or places
and which shall remain therein upon the exchange
of the ratification of this treaty, or any
@a-SLAVES OR OTHER PRIVATE PROPER
Tl.~GN
Done, in triplicate, atGhent, Dec. "a, 1914.
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THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
BY
j AM ES PA RT NJ,

Author Of sLiie q Aaron Barr etc.
Three Volumes Sss 7s4 pages each With Steel Portrait.
cROws ocravo RDrIosoIOth Binding, IS; sheep, ss
Half Calf, 80; Full Calf, sIe.
sussOnBEzs, EDrrIos, Roys, Octave lsod By Subscription
Calf SIS.
RER. PARTON has been essrsl years eugagedin tspr
lVk ration OF this and has bestowed upon he
CAREFUL research ard investigation. The Volumsof
Subscribers Edition year since the second vas
lished spring, the third Last completed
the first and second volumes, the press have spoken In
he lie Of Andrew jackson WAS indeed sn erensfu one
the events crowded into his career pioneer
srsl statesman, among the important hssc
~ Of y-Tannton Gazette ~Anost all hat relates
to him peculiar extraordinary, and interesting
Those who have teen most familiar the career Of JACK
son win be surprised 81 the e matter the author has
collected "Boson journal IL exhausts the suhect"Nsw
YOrx Day Book
equally free frc the spirit Of detractioa on the one
hand and Of unmxed giorhcaton, the Fangs and
virtues alike faithfully dei1eated "Wesien Christian
Advocate.
Zone the most readabeoS books Every page is alius 1t
Is rs romantic med@val romance, and has the advan
tzge Of being Home Journal Possesses degree Of
interest which scarcely ovestated New York World
fresner yelier account written Of any hero BY
any author Beston Advertiser work Of fiction could
be better fitted to hold the the mind along
With sustained enthusiasm than this account Of the real life
81 one ofouT cOantrymen -BostOn recorder 'Fron
nrs last the intensely interesting philadelphia
Item Perfeetly fascinating "-New York Day Book rhe
narrative is lowing and charming We having read the
shole lone voluno in two prolonged SttiEgs "Hsrpers
weekly The most dcut task and how part
snpany with itNew Yerk Crayon. Of and per
msnsni Interest New York Observer Ts interesting
political and personal history any public
in this Pennsylganian style is fairly eloquent
sts vvdnes and duency ais
Orleans from its inception to its climax interests more deeply
man tale OF chvAlry, or oriental TAmeaia
Times zone OF tn most interesting
nave ever read Magazine, Charleston. so) "a
Life indeed, and before which the conyenoral and
place biographies Of modern snk into stupidity and in
Significance. New York Journal Of Commence.
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
THE LlyE TIME o. PHlLIr scnuYLEK. By Bssson ]
Leasing Vel Grown evos 492 psges With stse Portraits
Cloth, 81 50.
For the first time genuine biography Gen Schuyler Il
tteB TIE character and services Of this Efficient aborer
our country we'll tie established reputation Me- losing
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teest and value The work will be comps in tEU
ITALT: Fkon EARLTEsr PxnIoD rIm PAT EN7sDx.
By John sc Abbott Grown 5Se, SCI pages With Steel
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This vsue Othe series OF Mr.. Abbotts Mona-chies
Continental Europe which and Russia have
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GreatExcItomcnt anS Indignation.

At an early hour Yesterday Morning telegraphic
advices were received from Charleston. arnounciny
the news Of the evacuation of Nrt Noultrie, and
the demolition OF IT'S g91n-earragesndt the spiEng
shock on our city, and thrilled through the comnn-
nifty like lightning. Groups OF ciuzeA MIGHT he
seen through the streets discussing the rAttey and
venting their indignation such a hosNa ,novn-
ment There is but one sentiment on the gSestion.
aud that is OF Indignation and resistance ~ oTria
feels that the cause Of Carolina is her causA and
their fate must be the same II the Federal Sov-
eminent expects TO have no State but Caroina to
eoerce into submission, it will find itself wonderful
" mistaken. This step has decided the matter of
secession in every Southern State. and nothing less
should satisfy them. We might hSve been quoted
by the adoption Of a mider course, but there are
none Of us so degr ded as to submit to be whipped
into submission .Sardiaaah ReptsJlcaa.
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DEFINITIvE TREATY CT PEACE. BETWEEN TEE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA AND HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY.
Article VII And His Britannia Majesty
shall, with all convenient speed, and without caus-
ing any destruction, or CARRYING away any
GsS-NEGROES OR OTHER PRDPERTY~fls of the
American inhabitants, withdraw all his armies &c
&c, &c. =
Nlrn q PM Sn,,t
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Illustrated! Poets. Standard Works.
&c.
LoN9FBLL0W's POEMS, illustrated
BVAHGBLIHE- Ilust-ztei.
THE GOLDEN LEGEND, illustrated
BUKNs SONGS, Illastratsd.
MOORE'S MELODIES. illustrated
LADY OF THE LAKE. IIlusira.ed
LORD OF THE ISIS. Iuustraied
LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL. Illustrated
GRAY-s EbBGY, illustrated.
co. DSNITH'S TRAVELLER illustrated,
THE BR TISH POETS, win Portraits and ulustrHtions
TIE WAEERLY NOVELS (H0usehold Edition.J
WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS, (suunysds Edition
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH BaLLA 10, s vos
sHAksPEAREs DRAMATIC ORxs. (sag-r'I EH
ton
HOLY LIVING AND DYING, vols
A KEHPIS' IMITATION OF CHRIST.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, &e
PapieF Wache Goods.
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, &c.
W. r. BERRY q CO.,
deesl-dAwd Public Square.
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TEMPERANCE SPEAKING.

WDEv. A. YOUNG will deliver Temperance address ri
e. Eysian Church. South Nashville this evening at
81 o'clock NJ everybody come and hear Of Tennes
see . native sons jan2.lts
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T.Ee INC Papers.--Kecp Posted.

In the present condition Of the country, every
man should take newspaper, and thus keep posted
We are in the midst of confusion civil strife stares
us IN the face and financial distress and panic are
abroad in the land, and every man should be inform
ed of the passing events as they transpire. Every
one should take a newspaper, and Democratic one
at that Let all who desire to be correctly informed
lake the UNION AND AMERICAN.
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i. A FOREST HYMN. By William CuIiin Bry-
ant IIustsAied from osenA Drawings Of Forest, Eieii
- This hautifu voiume eonta.ns ThrytEO Iiusr@tuns
e. Weed. BY the talent IL country aud prnt
e partly tilt, the hlghst style Of the art The drawings
Of striking beauty and originality, md The pspe- the snes
ever made 10 the c0untry.
2. PARADISE AND THE PERL. By Thomas
Moore. Illustrated By Oven Jones Henry Warren.
Richly bound In fez days
This sapurb elegant contains 81 royal Ito Pages,
inaed and e5azone in gold AMI eoors, IN ths rohest
sele Of oriental and arabasqu deoraon exceng sci
mas Of the kind Prsvisasiy psbiishsi.
q FOLKSONGS; A HOOK or GOLDEN POEMS MADE
yoE POPULAR HkAKT IL J. ". Palmer Nh lp
wards q 50 Orisnai Illustrations exquisite IN design and
/ execution
ssThs hook is golden Ioeka-ths refined gold Of hun
I'd poets It contains All the dsiatess lyrics
TIT live in ons MEMBERSHIPS 'heaftalk Of simple and boy
Aarss"
4 MORAL ElBLENS With AphOrisms. Adages,
and Proverbs, Of al NatO.s win 40 Tus.zfO1s, vol
Royal Svo.
s THE LOVES AND HEROTNES OF THE 20
KITS: illustrated with Real I3eaI Portraits By Rich
ard Henry stoddard. v0i, svo-
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH DISTINGUISHED IN
LITERATURE By Mary Forrest An elegant qrizrte,
with Portraits.
"A bcsu.ifuI person. among the Grsks, thsuEht
pardon PRIDE when such agnr8 that
erever she stands or leaves shadow the vail
srid.S r''--'' - - = ''''''' '-''' -
4 THE NAY QUEEN; A Psem blf Hfrof T-fsy
illustrated with 30 Drawings. Beautifully pftnts
% sas eness tinted PaPss "a.
THE BYRON GALLERY OF BEAUrsfS. Con
sstnz Of Ieea Portraits of he riscIyaI F.raIe 49,,
| ters N Byrons Poems
9. THE POETS GALLERY. A .eri,. of nm
irati0ns Oshe British Posti
10. THE WIT AND HJTNOR OF THE POETS n
Illustrated with upwards of One Hundred pissures
II. SHAKsPEARE's TEMPEST: The Nos, f..
sslef tozanpeats u tae zemB.Sk Written By Wils;,m
iiIts. 'sn1 snsilaa AT
T. SHAKSPEABES MERCHANT OF VENICE
ahe Host Esceleat BiR0ris Of ts lsre6rHf o. Ts5.
-silssn y william Shakespeare illustrated By the mott
ID PAGES AND PICTURES FROM THE WRIT
NE OE J. EESIMoRE COOPER. Edited By Kiss sussn
tenmere Ceopsr Illustrates viih 90 Steel RnesviozE
We 9nna' designs By barley, &C., aad 100 skstsbeI On
IA. HUMANS PILGRIMS PROGRESS. With
near IGo illustrations.
Is. THE STAFFORD GALLERY. Comprising As
Ideal Portraits Of shakspeare's Women.
I6. GALLERY OF POETS. A Gallery of Famou,
hnsish s1t American Poets IlaStated b. 100 Eugav-
IL. WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HEROIsy. IL
lustrAtes By ~ POrtrsilIO Of remarkable Women.
Is THE COURT OF NAPOLEON: In Society
under he First Enpirs- With authentic Portraits Of il,
Wits Beauties sad Hersines.
Is. LIE PLUTARQUE FRANCAIS. Lires Of Hils-
ssoHs Asn go Women u EraRee, fran tS isA Cen
tary % sae fTesef It7e Bt 1s,r P0Fsr1ifs artist
eay eetoTed % AsHd r0ls. RogIl SEQ Aaf n1oroees
20. LAUGHABLE ADVENTURES. Tuy Fou-
EisN Io1s % MEssRs BRowS, JssEs, kosISsss; Be
ing History OF Ehas they Saw Did in Beziun Ger
masy. sEitzerand, ana Italy. With 200 ChSrsc 0sris;c
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a. - day OuT WORK-The Philadelphia Press comment
~ out og the effects of the panic says that within the
proved fatal weeks less than l5O00 perhaps
80 persons in the city have Unexpectedly been
ID our n' Tgcd from situations where they enjoyed the
anu ge of earning their bread by the
We rows Directly and indirectly probably
'ueAy WIN me- $4,000 persons depended upon the exer-
PUBLIC MEETINGS. CT these operatives for subsistence
meeting a the Coz,
evening too late fo
publish it to MORO ~
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ate. at,Ghent, Dec. q. 1914.
The Enouiref-.A voice from Teupei

We make the allowing extract from private
letter written by le editor of the Nashville Patriot
the leading Bell and Everett and Union paper in
Tennessee. He stys:
May / say that during and since the late Presi-
Dental election lave read the Enquirer with pleas
ure. You SUSTAINED, and are still sustaining, the
cause of conservs kism nobly. Can we save the
Union now | fe:F 1t is too late. The South has
been goaded past endurance and has made up her
mind to endure no more If we are to have peace,
fthe country is 10 BE- restored to its ancient harmo
ny, the secuOnast4Of the North the enemies of fra
ternity, gathered under the standard of Re-
publicansm must hold out the olive-branch and
yield US our consti htcnal rights. We ask no con-
cessiOns We dems IL only what is nominated in the
bond of our Union and since affairs have assumed
the position they ~ present, we will not consent to
take less Tonnes L will not be behind her South
ern sisters in insisting upon a settlement
SO writes one of be most conservative editors in
Tennessee, who has hitherto fought the Dsunionsts
at every step. It slbws that if we would keep any
OF the Sou.h in the fnion. immediate compromise is
necessary II it is Tot done, every slave State viii
go out CuacinRGti l'qtareTi Dec 49,
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~ ST ED ..

O"l0n Street, u
On sSsns sn :, Sumner Tashieas, to,..h., -,
d a.ss nportItioa.. ' ssch S sI ea:sss vs
or ''Sis' and to which We rsspsstiuy n = our
HARVET Il
socds 'sset assortnsaf a.
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The Mobile Wine company report that should the
season be favorable lhey expect to make this year
10000 gallons, or sol allops to the acre. The ac
tual capital stock Of be company now IS $4,000
It is proposed to adtRo this $4,000 During the
two years which the company has been in existence
the stockholders hav paid in forty per cent on the
cnr.itnl rs,hsnn;l,na Il
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For Rent.
HRS EMMA FzOLCOmBE,l 49,. 49,.
MISS 4. II. NOTTKSGHAW,{ AHo''A'e rfneiPais-

IRIS. EMMA EzOLCOmBE, I.oo;.. n ...;..,.
MISS Il. Il. NOTTkNGHAW,{ 'HieiP1i''
gHNHE premises hitherto occupied by Mrs Hoconbe having
found too nsd for the EXTENDED patronage Of her
School, present Principals have been
for Of years the spacious and beautiful mansion
opposite the Capitol well known the residence OF Col W.
Putnam The location is unequaed-beins, private, central,
elevated accessible The House nisiei in the
proved modern style, taxing "a large room thoroughly
ventilated by windows the floor, opnng and
haIccries which sxenS each story the eagth Of the
building The grounds beautifully la ard the wslks
paved allowing ample space for reexion and exercise
Every department filed with the highs professional
The boarding pupils will eroy all the sd'anAgeo elegant
their comforts viii be scrupuusly cared for, BY
Matron, we'll eranenty qsEded Tor the flee
her unyelding integrity kindly synpihy 4pa ~-sesiaa
assdut7.--
city For terms. further particulars apply either Of the
principals
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FOR RENT.

TFvHE elegant, new and feet passenger steamer a
4 Clipper, BRUCE, Master, viii leaTe @teFTfHz&
for the above and all intermediate landings
H. H. HsRRlsoN,
jauI-It a. HAMILT0E, Agents
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RIisIN ESa GARD E0ia IaaI. a

RUSIN ESs CARD FOE 1861.
YEyHE undsrsgne having determined % transact
hereafter upon the CASH SYSTEM teEs leave &c
his thanks friends and cut0rles for er pLtronoge
heretofore, and to solicit the favor for the furre.
Self preserVatonthe first law Of nstfreirpeIs him TO
change his present Of doing business COR that DASH
many upon whose proptness has re Fay
ing his Indebtedness owing him for and
years earnestly beseeehes such ard and
their enable him 10 be equal the Eencies Of
the press ng times. merchant Be PROAPp On FAIL;
and impossible unless he il sustained souay
tual cash custom. Ff9-t-
respectful courtesy which he himself has
extended those who have proper deal
sh2ll continued, and effort shall he
wanting his business inereourse Be- pleasant and de
sirabIe 81 who favor him with hoping to
merit share Of the patronage Of pnc, he hanzs
his upon the Wal with th motto clearly
teribed:
FOR CASH
eee. JOHN B. EVERETT,
dscs9-19E No 10 Union street, Nashville Tenn.
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Auction sale Of Household Furni-
ture with n large Variety OF Use
fuI Articles.
On Thursday Morning, January Sd, 1861,
BENZ. +. SHIELDS & CO..
NNTII sell without reserve large stock Of sunries vari
Nv eties &C., Persons wishing Household articles,
stores Ae. win sstend. sale positive Terms cash.
BENZ SHIELDS CO.,
jano.sd Central Storcs
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For Rent.

VSoR 1901 Store House Market stret between Union
~ and Church streets. also Frame Hous with rooms,
negro cabins and - Of land, au % mIes from
the city, near the residence Of A III Ford &si
JL& kW BROWN,
dsces-tjanI AZ Cherry street.
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ON account the destruction of Tam ~ VS. nnw offer
FOR sale stock CT Southern des New Orleans,
consisting green s4ted, dry saei and fiat TanreFs and
others wishing to purchase will please address,
LUASDEN & CO.,
No ii South p trket street,
Naahville, Tenn.
- Union and American publish In Eeek two and
send account 10 this oG1ce-Gnzettt. dec2S
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NKTE have removed our No. North eoruer
~ Of Public Square, the stand formerly occupied
q iaa9 Il WASHINGTON, BRYAN &c co.
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O. R.Ha11,@

q. B. Halls.
no IS, PUBLIC SQUARE, NAsHv1r
Z HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE n, -
French Lasting Congress Caters uiti ana i.a
Ladies French lasting Side Laez Caters, Win "a
Ladies Fine KID Congress Caters. viii, - =, N
Misses and chirens Bootses and Caters IL be
,, If soo. "a. s5d s ,r III and completes aTs d
Cash dealers wiIi ind it to their int~r.s, q.
sell at cost. a ~ Who prS
noves-u c,r- 70, ~. Public squa
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Great smash sale.
HARDY BROTHERS. Auctioneers.
N SATURDAY. morning 5 anuary lssi & 10 o'clock We wiz
sell an immense Of all description Of Furniture
and second Of and second hand Crocksy
Feather Bsds etc besdeI lI8 bbs Lincoln Robert
son county, Old Rye Bourbon and MonoDs hzea Whskeys
Brand!es Wines Cigars, Tobacco, II mag
nlBeent PisDo prime secondhand do. Terms
cash sale positive for account fneedy sufferers.
49, HARDY BROTHERS,,
Auetionesrs Gen.I AZ is, ~, Public square.
ians-t5
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NegrOes DO Hire.


LIKELY BOY Is years old good be driver. Alss,
~ two good Farm hands, EigS<ied tcinty preferred
Also, hire in the city, No. hand for Clifton Nefchsn
JL& W BROWN
dec28-GanI az Charrg street.
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SALE JNDEIs Alta CHNANT

Ehe Contents Of an Eating Estab-
fishmenr, with sEores, etc.
On Thursday, january 1Oth, 1861, al 10 O'clock
BENZ. f.. SHIELDS * co.,
SKILL sell on account Of Norris, c. the Stock and
w Stores OF Mr. John Biggs, under aschmen Issued
by Geo Southgate Esq for OF Hammer and
4 oheathan, plaiotiGs Terms essh delivery.
BENZ SHIELDS & co.
Auctoneers.
ianl II Central Rooms. College street.
TTBRRINa, MEAL and FEED just received per steamer
SWALLOW, and for sale by
jAnl Il BENZ sHIEIDs < GO.
RIPPER STORE ROOMS, aarstr.t. location. be rented
for the year eoi. BENZ SHIELDS co.
janl --------
Stolen.
CNTOLEN from Samuel sewe, Patriot Perry county,
Tennessee, the CIR OF December, Iron Iapple Gray
Mare, high years Old BY close observation there
blemish the right she veil formed and en-
DESCRIPTION.
The man that supposed stolen her Is about feet 10
inches height light hair and red Whskers, heavy set, broad
shoulders rather bends forward when he walks bis
name is Cox, dressed ordinarily
liberal will be psid to that will secure the
get her. liberal reward will be gwen for
lie thief SAMUEL sEhELI,
isnl-w3t fatrsot, Ienn-
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Valuable Farm for sale.
.cutor 81 H. T. DAVIS dcezsed oer for sale len
n DIS arm lying Duck river, about nine miles asys Cen
TIE Hickman county, Tenn containing between and
500 rs; firm 20 to Ibc acres cleared, balance well 1hred
Al an "a .,larsss EDYARD ID. HICKS
ser.r-y2r Nashville lem
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SzyHE ~ ting house now occupied BY Gov 3. Foo,e
~ " street., bzveen Church and Union streets. 81;
Fsr pastsa rs srqaire Of R walton. Rvzas 4 Co.
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new PUBLICATIONS,
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Elegant Holiday Books
Fine bindings,
SICILY Illustrated.
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Agreed upon by and between Richard Oswald,
Esquire, the Commissioner of His Britannia Majesty
for the treating Of Peace with the Commissioners of
the United States of America in behalf of his said
Majesty, on one part, and John Adams benjamin
Franklin, John Jay and Henry Laurens. four Of the
Commissioners OF the said States, &c. &c. &c.
Article VII. All prisoners on both sides
shall be set at liberty, and His Britannia Majesty
shall, with all convenient speed, and without causing
any destruction, or carrying away any EE-NE-
GROES OR OTHER PROPERTIES OF the Amer
lean inhabitants withdraw all his armies garrisons
and fleets from the said United States. and from
every port. place and harbor within the same
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