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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
,zvsorrrrovz Kr1.ArrSG TO MARYLAND.

Whereas, the State OF Maryland has suffered the
same wrongs which impelled these Confederate
States TO withdraw from the United States, and is
intimately associated with these States by geograph
zeal situation by mutual interest by similarity of
institutions and by enduring sentiments of recip-
rocal amity and esteem: and Whereas it's believed
that large majority of the good people Of Mary
land earnestly desire to unite their state with the
Confederate States desire which is proved to
exist even by the violent extraordinary and yrsn>
nicsl measures employed By our enemy to restrain
the expression thereof.
And whereas, the Government Of the United
States, by imprisoning members of the Legislature
of Maryland, by establishing powerful armies OF
foreign troops within that State and along her Dor
ders and by suppressing with armed force the free
dom of speech and Of election has prevented the
people and their representatives from adopting the
political connection which they prefer, and, in re-
yeppe of their preference, has inflicted upon them
many outrages and establishes over them foreign
despotism.
And whereas, the secession of Maryland to this
Confederation viii be mutually beneficial and is es
sentia to the integrity and security of the Confede-
rate Union be it therefore.
First Resolved by the Congress OF the COME de-
rate States of America, That the suferings of the
good peopleof Maryland, under the oppression Of
cur enemy, excite our profound sympathy and en-
title them to speedy and efficient exertons on oul
part for their relief
Second: That it is the desire OF this government
by appropriate measures to facilitate the accession
Of Maryland with the free consent of her people
to the Confederate States. S..
Third that no peace ought TO be concluded with
the United States which does not ensure to Mary
land the opportunity of forming part of the Con
federacy.
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Renewed. .4--s
HAVE removed ny Shoe sstGbhI ent TO Market street. No
so, the public square, dOoE to AoTrsR q Soc
where would o. % to ssey lorsE customers and friend
And shall end kegp en- land general azsoFt
meat OF "a OEsAe Is and Sh Oes, IN as grsa
varsity and at low materials viii Justify
Array boots and shoes, ofheaEy work Kept store
or mads to order.
Highes; market Price paid for Hides s1d Leather,
BsB9O-d JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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Pree Gsft Prizes.

To Is distT 5ted on Ne1o- Years EUe for the BeeR OF
the Sick Soldiers In the Hospitals at Nashville.
The Ladies of the Soldiers Relief Society Of Ten
nessee have undertaken TO organize q scheme of
Free Gift Prizes the proceeds of which for the
benefit of the sick soldiers of the Confederate Army
In furtherance of which benevolent purpose they
appeal with confidence, 20 the citizens of
Nashville and Of the Stste of Tennessee
and the public generally. A Commute
has been appointed to receive donations such as
Jewelry, Statusry, Pictures and other objects Of
art antiquities curiosites, books trinkets and toys
for children or any other articles for ornament or
use al of which will be properly classified, num-
bered and distributed to the holders of tickets
claiming prizes The names Of dOners viii be Ia"
belled upon each article presented, unless other
wise directed. Every donation thus received will
be valued separately by the committee and, tickets
corresponding with such valuation Vii be issued
and sold for one dollar each. Persons from DIS
lance who make donations or order tickets may
leave instructions with the committee in regard to
the disposition to be mado Of their prizes. The
first drawing will take place at o'clock on New
Years Eve, at the Masonic Temple, upon which Oc-
casion there will be music and refreshments.
Tickets of admission % cents. The drawing or sales
OF such articles may remain IN the possession of
the Society on account Of unsold tickets will take
place on the next or some subsequent evening,
AS may be announced at the time. Ii is hoped the
plan suggested will meet with q success worthy of
the cause and commensurate with the necessity
which has prompted its presentation to the public.
The Society takes pleasure in announcing that
they have already received valuable contributions
and it is hoped that sill others who disposed to
contribute will place the articles in the hands Of the
chairman of the committee, Mrs. J. II. Bass at the
earliest day practicable The scheme contemplates
the gift of such objects only already in the pos
session of the donors and the presentation of tick
cts to friends in lieu Of the usual gifts for the hOi
days, will be doubt most acceptable substitute,
because whether the recipients draw prizes or
blanks, the benefit will inure to those who are Wor
thy of all cur care. In this case sacrifices are
required, and while we enjoy the usual festivities
of the annual holiday, we make them tributary to
the accomplishment of noble and patriotic pur>
pose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
President Soldiers heI,tf Society Of Tennessee.
OoNlITTEE oN GIFrs ~ ARRANaEMEATs.

COMMITTEE ON GIFTS AND ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr. and mrs John n Bass, mr. and mrs Sterling
Cockeril, mrs George Cunningham, mrs John Sc
hon, DR. and mrs Waters, mr. and mrs Richard
Cheatham, mr. and mrs John o Ewing, Col and mrs
Acklin, Col and mrs VIM Bryan, mr. and mrs A
Wheless, rlr and mrs Mathew Watson, mr. and mrs
Tom Smith, mr. and mrs John Overton, Hon and
mrs A Ewing, mrs a, J. Duncan, mrs Jane
Farrell, mrs Player. mrs E Gardner, Col and
mrs John McGsvock, Of Franklin, Tennessee,
mr. and mrs Avint of Murfreesboro, Miss Cynthia
McGavock of BrentwOo col and mrs V X Steven
son, miss HUFF, miss Stones, miss Rarcissa Saunders,
miss Georgia Foster, Miss NcAllister, miss Mamie
Williams, miss Rutledge miss Ida Hamilton, miss
Felicia Bass, miss LOttie Erwin, miss Laura Irwin,
miss Shields. miss Bang miss Bell, hon James
Williams, hon Edwin Il Ewing, mr. S D
Morgan, col Wm Williams, mr. Thomas Carter
COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs John II Hill, Chairman, mrs VIM Eakin
mrs DR. Eve, mrs Shute, mrs John Thompson, mrs
Greenfield, mrs 0rvile Ewing. mrs AcClung, mrs
Fort, mrs Goodwin mrs Wm.B Ewing, miss Annie
Ewing. miss Annis Woods, miss Annie Shute, miss
Salhe House, mrs Lewis Lanier, miss Compton,
mrs d c l. Claiborne, Mrs -StFstton, miss Roe Ew-
ing Mrs Cose miss Bailess.
IzS-Newspapers throughout the State will con
fer favor by copying the above.
lzS~rhe Committee on Gifts and arrangements,
will meet (this) Tuesday morning at IL o'clock, at
DR.. Waters residence, College street.
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81 OH0SsSsTIEs WANTED.
FEVHE EsGhVs North Western Railroad Couspasv -
Z 70 contract for 10000 Cedar CroEs-TEea, 9 fest
long inches thick, well heE to es narrover pIase act
sG than inches clear Of bark bsr sound Be Deliver
Cd at the grade lins Of the road In Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for $4,000 White o.
Post Oak IteSs Of the Ee apsVe, devs-es
on the line Of the road IN piles o section Il to section e.
enough OF each section 10 supply the sans.
Persons wishing to bid viii direct tie President ID Direct
ora Of tbs EsEhTls ana PoEVssssFn RAilFeag Company
EAEhVi ls,Tsr1 ruly3ss- 81
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TIE STAR GALLERxi
DRgueE<eOtypes, AmbrOtypes.
MILAN OTFPES,

BFAkshEOIEFES AND PHOTOERAPHH.
&c a, UnioaS Street next door to Vessel &ThSnpsenG
4. E. SALTEMAH, sa
lhATz ogzRATcR HusHE1 GALEEzFl .
AIha bttsd Ep fooEs shoYe exclusively for "a
traneh Of busneHs u prspaEsd b the asE and
gsnten Of naShTe and make YGo sziss Of thY facss Ia
be hghes style Of the Art No se1se has bssn spared shr
turnhing ais Aparens procuring TIE latest and rost
improved apparatus and materials and
intveB al Who may want PicuFis to give hin cali podzaz
tsisotion In every case.
II Entrance RoTt sosE fWsstl to vessel 4 Ehsapsos
a. z. p RALFZNAa
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FTEDERTAKERs Cat J. a. ourrsys old stand Union be-
tween Cherry and hummer sreet prepared to attend
Funerals at all tines with wooden Cons plain colored
and Metallic Burial Baskets and Gases Of GsupeoT quality,
Manufactured BY hsrlhal Co., in this city Prices luit
The tinsa, IUnSS$-R
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NRshViIle Gun FactOrY.

STOCKHOLDERS IN the Nashville Gun Factory srs noHasd
- that the Directors have made call Of Five Dollars apou
each shgIs payable before tie first Monday septebes
mex The Stockholders requested Lat the the
uRderIgned, No Az Cherry street, I'd make prompt pay
nents J. L. BOsTIoK,
aug&l-d esoresaEy and Treasurer
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! FOs the nashville UnI5n s.d kmsrieSa.
The soldiers EaPsweiI.


The soldiers FAREWELL =
s & ecn1sH 81 nyLfse0NNs'
,/NG3 Tas COD 9iess goa Gssre.s Adsh,
r e-'sl For rs gang to leGye you now ;4
s9 Ny country ealls ms-let me Hiss
as-l3A ~ Your pure and noAls brow. =
. 7tHal Z y And bring ne hitler, dearest one,
g Ny prsas-our --latest JOE, -
And let me taste his rosy mouth,
49, And tlessour darling hoy
.1i H-s aaod bless you both my treasures.
q Ea1s cannot tfuTt my heart
Fc ~FL 10 ten its warm affections, lest
nns@ where tbOu art -e-T
-s-i itt- And - I fear not the clash
AnA IN u battles strife,
- IonIy know tender Psng-
When with my loving wife.
-.e1 ~ - sEhe ties Of love, dear Adah,
Are strsny as life may be;
But my proud heart could nsvsr brook
The chains Of tyranny -s,--
Ah, yesI I'll grid my armeF on,
s esq And with a dauutless hand,
I'll lend ny strength to drive Ibe b,ask
Ururpers from our land
'With eoarags for my a0atctqr1rd,
And cictsTy fer my goal,
IN hght fer Freedom, 'ill see
81 Her banners Ger me roll.
but IL fall in contest,
ls- $500 .47 Upon the field Of gore
s1sl Cord Byei dsarwi,e aud baiy,
-iE-1 -. God Bless you erer more!
THE WIZ RIPLY.
"God bless youi dearest Luiband,
Though to my heart thou'rt dear,
When brave on to glory rush,
You should not lingCr here.
Go forthl every danger ----
Fight with your latest breath s- H
To live, WILDE an AoRore3 life
To die, glorious death!
-t.A Go with heart Of iron,
500 And with soul to dare;
In later years you'll proudly own
Zach scar contracted there
90 forth like Spartan chlfains
To conquer to de-
And God Will bless your noble c2Use,
r And give you vetoryw
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS !

. - $3.50
EETZ pleased to learn that st ths great @WorGG Pair
w held this month IN the city Of Mscon Georgia the ensT
prng Baltimore Frm, Wmi KnaSe Co., awarded the
ErE Premium all compesn their celebrated Coz
hEDAL PIAEos This Fair being held under the direction he
Southern Cotton Planter AEs eiaon Large InEenaI
body OF the importance attached rsosFings be honorr
Of their fai preduced, IS We learn sn unusual deeo
petition tbs psEt Of many Of the Piano FORTE
Of the country, several very hne instruments on sxb
On but atsr most patient and thorough examination Of
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that the oue
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knabe & Co vas Tia 4soS
stoS, and SHsEdsd lbs Medal accordingly - 49,
Without wishing TO appear nYdueus, viii add st sso
tsrise, public spirit end unng energy With which MsI
Knabe conduct ths business eae them eminent degree
all the honoT7 and success which hey baYs achieved In er
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money Produce
4aTs Qd(g Pt9p, and advertising extensively to make
heir establishment knoa, sy have L. the poses
acn Of large and constantly increasing business and the furh
eradication Of knowing that Whenever and wherever oorpe
aon the order Of he day, judges unomy prsaouzos ttaF
1850. - -, =
PB-A EaPPy Of tie shove now being received By A. r.
Mcclure 80 Union est Ne sais At for Middle Tennesss
Who will sell at oar fActery prices. ' .---
msrI7-H g.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARn.

TAXI Pleasure 10 annoaEzy . ny CID fisads ana sas
toners that After absence Of tEo yGAs have again ru
tzEned 70 resume the practice Of tie EhOtSEra pKfe
In ali is branches having purchased interest Ct ny hrssf
n the old established Gallery IN URion Street. having spent
four snts in New York ths past sgsr 70 obtain y az
he hats prSTemsn u the Art nave painted renovated and
enlarged hs saite Of Rooms azoGghsVt That ny facilities are
nov e produce Grst class thaA 6asriez can
ssss Of and eondlse TO s cofo Of patrons trust not
only to sustain TIE Piopd position the GALLERY hsretofor.
E7s-snsa but to elsVate Il to sin higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK, TIE best Poto
gaphes IA the world Who took he Pictures which detained he
arst premium At he weld lar IN London, In l5l ana an
determined not only Aks ns shs leading Gallery 4 4
stfs cot my Work sAall no Be surpassed Morn q Soy
AID noW introduce hs pahlie the following Esz ys
Imperial Photograph, IRdia lax
Tignette, Piaiu or c5lortil
IVorytypes, celoTrsi
/ ksSesl PictEres; Lis slzsi ---t -
Photographs on CANVAS, lie aka -.-a
viking Cards, fel length, pisInj --.-- ..r
Autograph Phstos1zp Is taken II ora
sterreoscopes, on glass paper
continue to make tie AelaEoTs and khscyoe a. herso
ore Ihs shove Ityeg are all satsy IN h city, except
ne AEtoEraPh Card, Whssh only made one tine. All
Eho arc II Esps Of s2rg In my politely invited 70 give
ne call fSEo visiting elsewhere prove 57 Ooczlaz
2szloHstsal ioE he tEeE IscsG. respectfully,
est3i-a IL W HUaHNg
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Tho Demand for Ihe Acquisition of Mary
-s-l Iands.ResOlutIOus OF Congress
Congress has modified, in secret session, the reso
buttons first offered in relation to Maryland. The
following is the form in which these resolutions
have been finally passed, with the approval of the
President 1t will be seen that they positively de
mand, among the future conditions of peace an op
portunity for Maryland to become part of the Con
federacy: -a
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Scientific DfscogePy.--asleeEro.
t 10 Water. T,7 - ri

wall known to TIE profess that xl.ell.sy l. The srs.t
Bse0P Of hfs EveHy Fsnsdy which really dIIssss
do bc2ussof IL electrical sdspta ton 70 as wants Of tbs
Invalid. By the Of such remedies and ELEcTIc
WKTKR IN which patients bahed II currents escr
Ladies being attended b. ALsdy curing 81 kinds Of cid
and obstinate complaints which have resisted al other
where patients are too weak 10 Vats hest them b. the
BTOSpon Rc9PtGl hbdiOzS Ehehsys hresthsa tnto tbs
Iamps Tor PanPhlsL Other patients who cannot
ne : EALuis can, By sending fee-he sge-sz
Send for aereular me Electric Waters extract All mineral
INSTANCES taken Is medicine otherwise absorbed The
peIenCs Of over twenty TIE teaen sfMany hsaS
and ohri NO cases and Woans and weaknesses, nay
Be Teganed ~ reaso1able ezaza atss OR srceess.
u Rooms and Boarding Furnished 70
Patients N -----e-.r ..r-.
PHYsI0IAHg Eho nay wish 70 avail hsnssiyss Of IRIS ya
sable discovery In Uectrc Baths invited al Il ny oes
Et No LAG, South Summer street.. "a 1''' -
HOHrI IRON An 3P n. SyEy day sEers Re saSEath
Address DR. WoMBAUGB,
n1r26l-d&tEly | -@ Ut Nashville Tsrn.
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works


VNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce TO the citizens Of Athens and
tho public generally, that they arc still in opera,
ton and propose to do CASTI 2X every des.
cription in their line, and W. Fefore solicit
work from all those who " anything Of
the kind. go. .I
We arc now casting andNIVSfor sale different
sizes of the Globe. Crescent, Indiana and Town
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizcs Of
Parlor, Nine Plate Chamber Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and jams. In fact hav-
ing very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, can supply any
order for any kind Of Machinery that can be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Thrcshcrs, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
which will saw from two 10 five thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice. 'i
| Also Iron Railing Of every description.
Weare also prepared 10 make Brass and COM
| position Casting. sd .a
| The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE. .
| p s. There is connected with tho Works an cx-
ccllont Pattern Maker so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to ordcT Z.&K.
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William A. Ruckcr,


William c. Witt Dunhan, Taft 4 Co.; Hyatt.
McBurncy & Co.; Il. II. Myers; Gilliland, How
ell & Co.; Marshall 4 Bros; Bowen, Foster &
Co.: Courtney & Tcnncnt: Wallron. Egcston
4 Co.; Nelson Carter; Il. Il. Sipddard; W. H..
Goolrich Bantz & Bounc: Laruc, Sanders &
Co.: ". p. Jarnagin; 4. Caldwell; James b..
Cooke; L. l.. York, and W. d. Van Dyke
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
Master, from the bin fled in this cause. which
is sworn TO, that Durham. Taft & Co.: HYATT. Me
Burncy & Co.; L. H. Myers; Gillilaul, Howell Il
Co., Marshall & Iros Bowen. Foster q Co.;
Courtney & Tenant; Wallron. Egloston & Co.;
nelson Carter; L. u. Stoddarl W. II. Goodrich.
Biuz Il Bounc; and Laruc Sanders & Co.. are
uon-rcsidcnts Of the State Of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks. requiring
said non-rcsidcn' to appear at the next term of
the Chanccry Court to be held for N MINI
county, at the Courthouse in Athens on the third
MONDAY ofFcbruary next, then and there to plead,
answer dcmur to complainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing accordingly.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, c. d w.
Dec II, 1s60-it-prs fec S3-63S
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DIR. ]. B. TAYLOR
L. COLLINS, M. d.

EB EsPECTfuLLY tenders his Professional Services
EA to the public. Office West side OF Pablo Square.
n, "a
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Chancery Court at Athens.

Timothy il. McCary Mary II. McCarty. Execu-
tor and Executrix of John L. McCarty, deed,
Mahala J. 0nlcy, William L. 0nley, Mary L. Ben
nett formerly Mary Il. Oney and her husband
W. J. z. Bennett. Thomas j. 0nley, Sarah J.
Onley, Malissa Il. 0nley, Nancy A. Onlcy,
Amanda A. Onlcy, Martha i. Kibble ard Ben
jamin kibblc, and John Rogers, Admir- of Levi
Onley. decd.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
Master from the hull filed in this cause,
that W. J. z. Bennett and wife Mary 4. Bennett.
formerly Mary Il. 0nlcy, are non-rcsidents of the
State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, news
paper published in the town Of Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee, for f1ur weeks, recurring said
presidents to appear at the next term of the
Chancery Court. to be held for the county and
State aforesaid, at the Courthouse in Athens, on
the third Monday Of February next, then aud there
to plead, answer or dcnur to said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed to them and set for
hearing or pnrfc. JOHN i. BRIDGES, CcM
Dec II, 1SG0--it--prs fee S3--63S
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Valuable Lands for Sale

H NOWN AS TIE PATTON FARM" LY-
In ing on the Hiwasscc river, ut the mouth of
Ococc, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county,
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 6i2 acrcs-2T5
acres cleared and more good Land TO clcar-about
$50 acres of Bottom Land-all in high state Of
eultiyation-with fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out-buildings. Said
Farm is well timbercd aud watercd--watcr in all
the fields two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
tern. Terms made easy.
Further information may he had from Judge
Gaut aud Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn; r.
O.Jacksun and Dr.J.M Alexander, Athens, Tenn;
Robert Russell, MadisOnvillc Tcnn or frem the
subscriber. j. ii. ALEXANDER.
JulN ID. 1Stn--if--lGI
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To the citizens of Meigs ana adIoin-
,nnnfipS.

ing COnnIICN:
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE YOUR
/ attention to the fact that in the future | am
determined to give my earnest and undivided Mt
tcntiun to the Practioc of NediciHe, and to use
every cxcriion to discharge the high and RESPONSE
BILE duty which every Physician owes to his pa
tients and to his profession, and thereby merit u
continuance Of your good will aud patronage.
For the deep and un1inchmg interest that has
been manifested in my behalf, and the profession
to which belong, return TO you my gratitude
and sincere thanks, and hope that success may
crown your oxcrtions and prosperity be your boon.
| would cordially recommend TO your favorable
consideration and fostering hand the Medical staff
of our country, as 4. prcscn, it is, in the main,
well organized By true and efficient men, whose
qualifications are good. cmincntly fitting them for
the high object Of their mission.
May Is, lSG0-tc-G0S T.. COLLINS.
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MORE NEW ROCKS.

TN ADDITION TO My ALREADY LARGE
IL lot of Books and Stationery, have just re-
cciyed Webstcr's Dictionaries all sizes, Abbott's
Historics Dicks Works; Barnes Notes; Jo-
scphus; Livingston's Travels in sosth Africa
Life and Voyages of Americas; Wilkinsons An
ccnt Egyptians Georgia Scenes; Mustang Gray,
Bernard Lille, and The Rivals, by Hon. Jere. Glenn
ems and a cart load" of Novels from Dick 4
Fitzgerald. I viii order any Books, at Publish
crs prices, free of any other charge.
March % |'' Il. w. ROSS.
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THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS.

NT0ULD REsPECTFULLY RETURN Ills
w sincere thank. for the very liberal support
hc has received from the citizens Of this and the
adjacent counties, aud sulicits II continuance Of
the same. He has just opened a splendid assert
ment of Materials for the manufacture of Saddles,
Saddlebags, Brides, Martingalcs, Buggy and
Wagon Harness, and every other article in his
line of business. and which he keeps constantly
hand. lie will sell at wholesale or retail and
at as low a figure rs can he bought in East Ten
ncssce.
The subscriber has on hand good assortment
of Hog Skins, Ennmclcd Leather. Patent Lcath-
or Pad skins, Morocco White Wcltng, Grthng
Rein Webb. Strainng webb, Thread. Saddlcrs
silk, Enamullcd Cloth, Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits
Harness Mounting, Ornaments Buckets, Trunk
Locks, Nalo;s, Tacks, Sadllcrs Tools SHARK
Skins, and every thing clsc necessary to carry on
the SaddiAg business, and which he will sell on
reasonable terms. Call and see before purchasing
elsewhere. EDWIN A. ATLEE.
March %. 1SGO-,f-GO0
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Toys, Cigars. Tobacco. Snuff, Pipes Matches,
Candies, Nuts, Raisins. Tea, Spice, Ginger, Pep
per. Soda, Crackers, Pickles, Lemon Syrup, Box
Backing Extract of lockwood, Candles, &c.
April 81