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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17


EDrroRs UEnoS 1ED AMERIOls: A son Of North
Carolina furnishes this National Song for the
Confederate States win Tennessee or some other
State give US the musiei Sept. l6, 1861,
ANatIOnaI song.
rHE FLAG oF THE sOUTH-FHE CoSFEDHRATR sT1TEE.
Ys sons Of the South, hshoII in It's glery,
The Sag Of your country unfurIsd to the Eeczsl
Your Ealor baptized It, on battle Eslds goTyi
Your pride and protection, on land and on seas;
See its circle o. stars, The asd Of deep hlse,
Bach ststs typiaed By abeaEtfal altar, = -
And Its union Of bars, white and red tVes
Truth, purity, valor, the tzfceloFS are,
Three cheers for eur Gag, while each bosom slStes
Dear flag Of the sOuth-ths Confederate Stated
When ioeruen isvads Us with gl'asfing steel, a. q
or honor calls on rs % march to the field,
To arnswin we fy, and each patriot feel,
That death thros welcome before he can yield;
Ts The cAnnon's red mouth, unshAhen By fear,
Through the hail Of Ihs battle its smoke, and its dus
The proud Gag Of The south we bEavsly shall bar,
Its folds win protect rs, ssd triumph " must,
Our cry shall be "onEsrS," for glory awaits,
The lag Of the sorth--ths ConfedeEats States
When battles are over, and victoryWon, {,
Our children shaIi gather in peace where It vxves,
The b-aTs deees OF slsia srss shall honor each
And the tears Of Nation water their graves
Though they sIubor IL pesos their shall survive
Their acts never fade from the annals Of tns,
Bat brighter increase, and fresh honor derive,
When psGtsrity make thsir lives sublime,
Then ehter, for The flag that such Talor creGtssi
The flag Of the soeth-ths Confederate SAtsti
Dear land Of the sou'h, chi may Reser in dust,
son OF thine swn trail the ttAEE and nAe bArsl (,
But each feel pride IN the glorious trust, ca
when Saturn regns, cheer st, defend Il, When MARI;
While homer thy ISVs, and love thee, dear land,
The FIRE Constitution we have for eur guide,
We He'er shall have 70 fear TyrAnny's hand,
But point the oppressed to our banner with PRIDE
The stars and bars waving Ger LibeFty'S Eates,
Tbs lg q tbs south-the Confederate STATED
p, H L
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VNTIsHISe to move West have determined to sell my
w fam containing e62 lying in Franklin county,
Tennessee the NIX river, and Immediately the
Hahye snd Chsttsnooga Railroad within ~ miles OF Win
chester miles from Deehard miles from Aiisons Depot or
Esill springs and miles from t old Asons Factory.
There l40 $50 cleared land and co Of tat in oo
This land Is level and has Comfortable dEeDg negro
cabins and other buildings necessary ar and good
Freeons ell water there the sae and plenty OF pond
water that fails for stock The timber upoA this lsnd
put wood will pay for itself twice. THERE'S
splendid school houss upon this land The terms viii be AIDE
tiny will take part all in likely Negroes,
from 81 600 $50 good Mares Males: deter
mined Sell For further particulars address Al Est
Springs. A. @. GILL, JR.
sep7-dlm
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Shelbyville, Tenn Aug. 90, 1861.
CAMP JONES, near Manassas Junction. Va,


CAMP JOKES, near Manassas Junction. Va, |
September T. loGl.
Miss MARGARET MATHEWS
Ny Dear Little Friend On yesterday received
ysur present Of three pairs Of SOCKS, sent by you
expressly for myself. At the same time | received
your accompanying note l much gratifed to
know that there Is existing in my native State, the
land of my home, so much devotion TO our cauIe of
equal rights. 1t makes me extremely joyful to find
that one so young as yourself fu ly undersan5 III
cause as is so fully evidenced by your little note
With such evidences these before us 1t seems in
possible for rational mind TO doubt the correctness
and merit of the cause and action of the seeded
States-with such endorsements it is impossible for
a Tennessee volunteer ever TO falter. When the
daughters of Tennessee take such interest in the
cause the sons will move forward with determined
nerve and heart until the last fanatic foe 70 cur
liberty and our independence has fed or fallen.
Our cause is Just God is with US. Our cause
IA His II ia the cause Of Religion, of Virtue Upon
the courage and energy of the Southern soldier de-
pendsfor the future the honor the Of his mother,
his wife, his sister, and his daughter. With these
facts before u.s. plainly existing as the truth that
we live and must die, can there be any taiterlng
upon the part of our aOldieFy? No, none
All are determined-En have fixed upon the SEN
timent zoe l5H not be Stil9GiedlOs l5M not be con
Queredi Ali feel that without the obtention Of the
object they have set out TO to obtain they are un-
done. We all feel my kind friend, that to fail In
our undertaking, enda, should end all desire to
IiVe-thst without success our lives are less than
nothing, and we and you, and your dear sex,
a. Vass as and Interiors Therefore We have said il
Toe tsiQ eLecssd-We know no such werd IS fail;
and il the army of Southern men fall in this, our
glorious undertaking, then will lovely Southern
woman become the soldier, and sustain and main
tain virtue and iberty-or like her brother return
70 dust, falling in defence of al and everything
worthy of life. We know these things are 30. We
have solemn written pledges to this effect. But then
there will be no necessity for this. We will succeed
not a soldier Of the South thinks for a moment
that we are to be defeated in any contest engage
ment We come to conquer, and zoe toiHI If we
return to you living, we will be as you would like
rather than this we are determined TO find graves
in other soil than that of Tennessee.
Nv kind little friend. allow me to repeat my thanks
for your prsIent, which so highly appreciate AMI
promise yeu that If it shall be my fortune to be
in battle, viii lave on pair Of the nice sockE
you sent me-
am, my dsar little miss. most truly your friend,
Z. TURSKY
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UNION AND ANIERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Rags.

Save all your rsgs-eOtton, FAX, hemp &C. ana
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears out more such goods than two
such NOrths and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making Psper Let this be changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
nv save money. E E8
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NEW York Sept. I6-Four vessels were seized
to-day and seven SoHtherners arrested on board
the steamer City of Manchester. Nothing treason
able was found and they were released.
McMasEers, Editor Of Hnsenaa's Journal has been
arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette.
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We are authorized by the Agents of the American
Express Company tosay that they will receive no
more letters until further notice the United States
Government having interdieted mail communication
between the North and South. geptl2-dIw
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Prom washington

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-The Cuban Captain Gene
rails proclamation regarding Confederate flag bear
ing ships, occupies the Cabinet to-day.
schooner run tho blockade atGalveston and
arrivedat Vera Cruz. She returns with cargo of
coffee go $3.50 .-., r
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from KentuckY.

IoU1syIL1E, Sept. I6-General ZOllicOffer is four
teen miles in Kentucky, strongly posted at Cum
berland Ferry and Log Mountain flights.
Illusions bill again postponed.
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From Missouri,

JEFFERSON CTTX, Me- Sept ls.--It il reported that
2 5000 MissouriAns attacked Boonyille and were
repulsed with IL killed and so wounded
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FoRT HENRY, Tenn. Rivera
August 23d 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A. HEMAS
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
W. L. MCCoSSICo, Adjutant
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We authorized to p P SAUNDERS csndi
for Congress tie Seventh gresonal District
the November election. selti7-dtdf
We are authorized announce 96lPS0N, Of Wilson,
candidate fer Congress from the Fifth Congress onsl Ds
trict, at the November election sepI7-tde
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king Cotton and other Kings

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold. The staple
may be 'ruler'' in its sphere; coal is good thing
for ssoam and heating purposes generally and gold
is very nice when one has plenty Of it But Of all
kings the one most to be dresded>is the Fire King,
and the best way to guard against Its Favages is to
have your property insured at the Insurance Office
Of W. J. MARI, No. rs College street. sep5-df
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The New York Nel0s has been compelled to sus-
pend in consequence of the prosecutions of the
LINCOLN Government The editor of the Baltimore
SOlrah has been arrested by order of the LINCOLN
Government and his paper suspended. as'a
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BY TELEGRAPH
Rosirnaslon Of secretary walker,

Special Dispatch to the Nashville Union and American
. hRIeHNoND, Sept. I5.-The Hon. L. P. WALKER,
Secretary Of War, has resigned in consequence Of
bad health. Ths resignation takes effecst to-mor-
row. His successor has not yet been appointed.
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JOB PRINTER WANTED.
.NJANTsD AT TETS OFFICE GOOD Fob Printer.
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
FANNY HOBBS youngest child Of Elder J. c. HsBBs and
RosAEA HoBs the day Of March, 1885, and de-
parted this life the residence Of her father Humphreys
county, Tennessee, Of Typhoid Fever 10th day septsm.
bs 1861 after prOtrseted Illness Of stTsn weeks aged II
years, ave months and fourteen days.
shs EPrghty, promising child for Ags-poE.
Essd sweet sna ansble disposition was remarkable for
hkindness asd affection for her parents and much estes
Ell and dearly beloved by her teachers yous associates and
Ia fact By all her ssquAntaoes Young she exhibited
an unusual degrees Of patience during sickness appeared
esnsous Of her approaching dSsolutsappeared to realize
the fact that IAs must soon bid her weeping relations friends
long farewell bat the seemed content With her fate and
feetly resigned 10 the will Of her Creator. A
While es has lost Of its sweetest flowers and father and
mother have ported for while With lovely and aaectonste
daughter, heaven has gained nhabitant flower that will
bo1m and expand through eternity and the angels and saints
number among their associates In parad,e
Farewell FANNY sweet be rest until He who
hence shall proper in His providence call from labor
r. 5eesved and dsconsoate fathers mother
brothers and sisters to be united an unbrOken family in
Heavens bHssful abode.
Her tolls and griefs are ever,
And LIES fierce storms past,
She has Iafey reashed the heavenly shore
Where Joys immortal last.
WaVerly, September -. 1851 W.W.HI
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Wanted Immediately at the Military College two
socks, one for meats and one for pastry-womsn
white or black preferred Also three or four good
mich cows. -- d9t.
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STATE OF TRNNESsER,

P. A. Miller and vile Robert p MAOcks e
sell Land
II appearing 70 ny nssetion net R p Matloek aad W.
HanshAll Matlock. two the defendants IN this use a
the State Of Tennessee beyond ra
hesrdnary process 81 this Court Il il therefore ordered b.
ne that puheaIion oaE the Union and
American, ansHspsper pabished IN he sy q NE1hEilio
curing sAd nonEssdsn defendants spear hoFs tAs
OouatTCourt Charlcfts e igt Monday NgVeu-
Der, 1851, and n and hsEe plead angssf dnur tbs
pstion orhe Vim Be ken Tor confessed q %
them and set for bearing parte, Argust7, ISL
Aug If-E4t printers Zee 81 TGOs. Q. NORRIS O 4 NJ
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5Rsaes havu jos sssn Prot Hocft stgslssass II sSf
fapss. BEAD III Is viii inssfest yoz.
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soldiers, Relief SocierY.

The weekly meeting of this Society will be held
Wednesday, SEPTEMBER Is, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
Is Cumberland Presbyterian Church The public
snerally are invited to attend.
q FELICIA G. PoRrER, Pres.
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JEFF. DAVIS PIPPIN.-Mr. R. B. CROCKETT, of Coop
erstown, has sent US some specimens Of the jar.
DAVIS Pippin apple, which of his own grating
and entirely Southern. Like their illustrious
sake, they are superior to the ordinary growth,
weighing on an average over pound. Their flavor
is delicious. he has thirty-two varieties. He has
slse the Yancey (red) apple, which is very fine.
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aHOReE STEWART.
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, Oh. KING, formerly Of New York; for the
Ek4ES0 four years Of Lousvills, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty yers himself having attended TO practice fer
many years and many thOHSan hs enabled
Ali diseases OF private nature matter how bad they
from niHdicieus medical from neglect their
M KINGS Dsaensry No. % Deadriek street, between Cherry
and the Square, he all diseases Of private nature
oEoRHKA cured without malicious medicine interference
from business.
STRUCTURES ofod rcsnt date, sEeet1siy cured in few
davxby an operation which paia Where structure
Health Cannot be enjoyed Perhaps dSs causes aSrs
mischief and underznaes the constitution much.
sYPgIIs with all the diseases Of the skim growing
let or BAD trestteat, edecu2y cured in ys
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having bn given 70
disease the consequences CROWN cut o brought
on in many cases BY the destructive habits Of ue0deTase
Youths and excessive indulgence Of tie passions neglect Of
which viii UNDERMINE the constitution, rendering the subject IN
htor sss or society, and easng prenasureoid
females who nsy Be iaborng Win 81 1-cpy o. ne Wonb
Ray rest assured Of INN diate rsile-.
Persons residing abroad, writing and stating thsir cgE With
fee enele5ed directed to Dr. A % D. ~, Isad1ck street,
Nsslys Tenn will haze the Necessary -ias se tacir
address, with necessary directions. SEcl 0ssr Oos
hours IRON ocoSk in the 1oT1i-g E-tlS La5 tYe.-Z.
r3ay29 is59-5 sWly
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NEw YoRK, Sept 15.-srhe O. S. steamer Sumter
has arrived. Most Of the African squadron are
homeWard bound.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

CodRa p. TtrBeg:
DEAR SIR: Please accept as token Of regard the
three accompanying pairs of woolen socks, ex-
pressly for pourself from daughter of Tennessee,
who looks forward with hope that the soldiers who
are now on the battle field for liberties and our
country may not be forgotten by those whose
pleasure it is to honor the brave. r--
Very respectfully, your little friend,
MARY A. MATHEWS.
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BnrNORE, Sept. l5.-W. A. Glenn, editor Of th
Exchange, has been arrested.
The ei4y is unusually quiet
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DEIRNETowS, Nd, Sept 1.-the Confederates at
tackled the pickets opposite Pritehsrd's mill. but
we're repulsed. Eight Of them are reported killed.
Federal loss one killed Ira OIL ~
Capt. Morris, of the Royal Navy ia at Port Royal
BE says: We are ordered to observe strict neutral
ity, and if the Sumter were TO come tomorrow she
would receive the same attention as a United States
ship. tEaE5F F-sltaa3 GA L-szzc asgssr
A FrenchmAn who deserted from. the Yorktown
says she is iron plated to protect her sides and upper
machinery. -
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Mr.. JUNE HOUaH, for several years citizen Of
Springfield, illinois, returned to his native State
few dsyssines. His residence viii hereafter be lin
this city, where many Of his old friends and rels-
tir.es res,6n,--.-- n - -. -. - n u
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SuELnrrELLE. Aug. ssEh. 1sG

SHELBTvILLB, Aug. sSLh, 1861.
Col. P. TURYHY.-Sr: Your note Of the 18th ult
has been received and we write you again inform
ing you Of the contents of the Box. TIE Express
Packages you will please give to those for whom
they were intended. The socks you will distribute
wherever necess ty demands, more especially to
those who have no friends TO furnish such things
for them. And hoping that these feto articles of
comfort may be of service to them, and that kind
Heaven may emile upon you, and this Southern
LAni-we sui &c ribe ours slyes, rs-. Ess
Respectfully yours, The MIsgEs MATHEWS.
COL p. TURNEY, Commander of let
Tennessee Regt of Volunteers near Manassas, Va.
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The New York H.rala, noticing an improvement
new Orleans MARKER, sspt. 70.
From the Nss Orleans PioAyuns.

From the NsE Orleans PicAgune
We have again 70 notice vsry lmtsd busssI IN he market
generally further AdVEnre articles which thsrs
n an slRPy ~ IS.s SeSn1 49,, "a nli.ssy.
ssa ~ - -. -. ~ ~. - SSs
80. L.iS - - = - - - a.
fttor ~. ,,tJv -, 49, 800 rt--f -
49, Ttti. - - ss,,.rd - - 49, ,-bs ~.
- - ~ 49, - -. 49,. -.
~ - ~ !. 49, - = - -ssy =. 80
t-tS,. - ~. v~.IfS.. sr = -
ns9g ~, ne ss,aeL ~ nov assaea mora
ssoa ~ a = sor NE rest
% tns sSs.oh, soaa lnstsAss sns 5lsAa.
IL ~ n.sHe, - sonsnaea neALly A ra1a
s me ,ies on 1ons on Monday
~ pAlea on IueeAys ~ GA en- sdnesay yeEdAy and
no2 . eay Akn9 sIosA 81 ~ bales olt general 9no
1on5, 80 y ~ o nS x siy s'
uo.- :. rs -. ~ "a. -, g..
We pa. 70 . s1sa' Vs. y.f os; Tea sncs SEPT
exports hss year S0SO' Total exports last year
AIoo'' - - - 81
A'---hl Ot OofiON'
Stock on hand lst September, l0,lls
Arrived 70 date 257
=" y.-.......... .Ett IL 26S
-
-. ..--t-a oil e-ff r--ra 1885
Exported O00
e. to day-....-.....--..--- 600 COO
r H-s.s- -
hand not
Stock on hand last year, l4J6 go.
TOBACcO-we hear Of no further sales exceptingl8 hhds
refused Monday at u, 50 Wednesday a. Prices
nonGy uneAang but are understood to be fully up to
questions aa. s-fs AN
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Il. w. BIORGAN

| L. w MORGAN
Is authorised TO settle the claims Of Morgan Wallace and Of
W. b. Wal Roe. W. B. WALLACE.
T. W. Morgan can be found at
WARD, BUCKINGHAM 4, CO.,
b u ubiic souaFe.
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Ohnnosrr SnIa Of I'M

ID P SUMMERS, adninisfrator, " James Wilson and 9TH
ID ea-Pstiton 70 ses1 Land 1t appearing TO the OF ~
Master Inst Wyisy LACY and wife Martha Ann LACY dfsn
anita sidnts Of The Of that TIE Or
binary Of his he served upon them.
therefore ordered by The Ck and Msster publication be
made ia the UnOn and American four Successive
q1ring the Aad Wylsy Lacy and WIFE Martha Ann Lazy ap
AZ the court house, in the county OF SeEar STATE
Terms the first houdsy IN October then there
plead, bill, deault
ereof sas m viii Be taken Cor confessed and for hearnx
parte a. 70 ten. Ths4th septsaber
W. COOK, Clerk
sepss4t pr'sIesS5' Of Stewart County Court
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KThe American Letter Express Company will re-
ceive no more letters for the present. LNcoLS's
proclamation having but an end to mail conmuni-
cation. All lttteTs received upto this date, Sept
tember,l5th viii be forwarded by special permits
sion. Southern papers please notice.
septfl-dIw
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sspt4-v4tpt'sfeIs

TNLIsHA CoRL7Y vs. Voatgsuery J. Corey, ct alsOfir.
IL insI BiIIn appears and Master
tI he defsndaHts Montgomery J. ard EdWin C0Flsy Char
otts Furouk and husbanl Madison Fur0ng VIM spd Eliza
billiard are hon residents te Si1s Of Tennessee 50 that m
ordinary process cAnROt be served upca them. II h
therefore or1sTsl publication be made for four Successive
the Union and Americz n paper published TIE
city Of Nash lille e1mnanng slid deiefAats appear TIE
nxt term Of the Chancery Court Wilson county 70 b. hela
court house IN bsbsnon On me second MQuday October
and PLEAD, answer or dsEnf y said b the viii
be taken TO @ aad st for hearing * psrts
Al tie sa.t term Of he court.
: = -. l JonSE- HoT4RD,o G. 4 N.
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Ny -ileglll3 .....,...s.-..I5dis
Otdss S-akg.............,..,. -
MARYLAND.
baltimore Banks..4laGT5siS
Country Baaks. ......l0 l5dis
PxFE8TGsEEfk.
f1iiadsiphia BaEts3....... Sd
BiEts8arga Bsags........... =
p Country Banisl.............. =
Hxy YORK.
New York City Banks .....-
Country Banks........-.-..-. =
SEW EEeLAEB. ~
Solvent Bazks............IS2d
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IA CIsencCrY az Hafay CGcc---s sssse z2aIos
1851 .s r-.-..-.

~ OODALL AID Andrews Richard VIZ h- and others.-
III On motion it appearing TO the CLERK and Master that
Richard Wright, of the defendants in this
resident State Of TIE tee olinary process
Of be served upon HIM Ii5 therefore sdreI
OF said Court, that publication be msa
American for four weeks requiring
the ssid Richard Wright to aprear ct the courthouse in the
oynof Lafayette in county OF Macon, and State OF TeHnes
see on Friday after 2 Monday in August next then and
there 20 plead demur csmpangnts BILL and In &c
fault thereof bill will fer confessed and for
bearing eEparte to him. This June, 1861.
ulvss-u1tpYafsa JOHN CLAIBORNE D, +
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To all .Undertakers throughout the SOuths
TNVHR undersigned beg respectfully to draw the attention ct
URdeaksFs aud the public to the above articles Of
fsctue which beauty, HghtneSs and durability
rvslled. They perfectly air, and Waergh and are finish
ed every style rosewood black white marble, richly
covered with mer1o, blac x cloth or velvet
being the only Mesc RuTis Gases manufactured In
Southern Republic for which patent Is held in the Cen
Southern For fall description and particulars for pur
chase Of city county rights adres beiow where have
established large msrufacury to supply all demands.
NJ B-We shall in short time be prepared to all order for
ali kinds Handles, Screws Tacks, Name Plates and
sYery description Of undertskers TRIMMINGS. Adaress
r = H MARSHALL 4 CO.,
auklS-dAtWIm NashviIe, Tenn.
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Eof mayor
weare authorized to snnouncs R. B. oHEATBAMa can
didate for reelection to the Office Of Mayor Of Nashus
Rng2l-tei
We are authorized 70 ACTON YOUNG candidate
for Mayor OF Nashville At ths ensuing election.
Sugl4fte
~ For Aldermansa
Weare authorised 10 announce WA. g. CqEATHAM can,
didste Alderman in the Fifth Ward ct the enaning munich
pal election in September. aug4-te
For CeunciImans
We are authorizes TO announce A. J. WARREN candidate
SI Councilman in he Third Ward, at the ensuing municipal
elec ten. sepS-te'
We are Authorized to announce GEO W DARDEN
didAte for election Councilman from the Third Ward
Bep3 te
We are authorised 10 announces JOHN u MOcAEN IS .
candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward. sugsl-te
We are authorised 70 announce Dr. D. W. HALL sandi.
date for oounciiman in the 5th ward &ugRe ID
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ddae to represent the Sd Ward Ia the Common Council
Nashville lathe ensuing municipal election sugsts