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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-22

4 BEAUTIFUL FLAG FOR TENNESsEE.-Y Yesterday a
magnificent flag of the Confederate States was pre-
scented in the Senate Chamber to the State of Ten
nessee by Col. R. G. PAYNE on behalf of Mrs. MARY
E. DAHLsREEN. of Mississippi, formerly Miss VAN
SoY, of this city, Col PAYNE accompanied the pre-
sentation with an eloquent speech, and the flag was
received by Col TAzE. W. NEWMAN in an appropri-
ate and stirring speech.
The flag is beautiful one. One side bears the
inscription JACKSON AND FREEDoM,r and the other
" In Signio Vinces,r The stars Representing tie
States are SO arranged that the second circle pre-
sOnts the word " LIBERTY 1t is magnificent
tribute to the Volunteer State.
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Our friends viii bear in mind that we have to
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send us, even if they use United States stamp
The large number of letters we receive makes the
item of postage heavy tax. We hope our friends
viii bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As sOon as tho formal prOclamations are issued
BY the Governor Of Tennessee and the President OF
the Confederate States, all postage on letters viii
have to be paid in advance at the Confederate rates
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NOTICE.
VETILL be sold Thursday the 9th Of june l96 ma
w chine shop with ell the machnery TOOLS and ulhnish
ed work Ii. may hnd previously sold The ma
chnery consists good horse engine ami cve nearly
new two geared turning Iron, Lathe for WOOD
one Bolt Cutter Daniel Palmer, Woodworh Palmer
on Tenorng Machine Circle Sash Saw, sork
Benches four or Bench Tools great Other
sAid shop formerly occupied BY
Elliott Rasn It is twenty miles from Nashville on the
Road Smyrna kuth erord county Tennessee, and
of locations the State for Machine Shops
Carpenter shop Cabinet Shop Any person wishing to
purchase further Information OK call
Elliott will show them the machinery &c
Terms one fourth cash. the IN three equal payments at
SIX tive We eighteen months with notes payable in Bank
we'll secured This April 10th, 1861.
Smyrna, Tenn slLAs IUCAEh'
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From washineton.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-It is not denied that Beau
regard is rapidly approaching Washington. The
Confederate pckets have advanced several miles to
day. aEd have increased their forces east and NORTH
Of the Junction with large bodies, who are placed
McDowell's line. Everybody is on the move, ant
the troops are ready to march at moments notice
1t appears that at the Vienna fight a mere reserve
won the day. A full battary was there previously
but getting tired waiting, the main body moved
hack. Only one broken company manned the guns
with but seven rounds. Had the Southerners wait
ed few hours longer but few ofthe 0hioans would
have ever seen their homes.
The impression gains strength that the Confeder-
crates strengthening their advances hitherward
Be prepared for stirring times.
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Notice 40 shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERIN RNDEET's 0FFIcE,
NaanvgrTN Tavn A,.h g Isgr

Nrghts sn the West consigned to the agent ashve
n kChatanooga R Co., Nashville and designed fer snip
noe tbeRosd Of said Company arriving Nashville 10
greater quantities than be shipped Immediately the road
or stored In the warehouses the company that temporary
storage aud have for the be found elsewhere
and purpose Of having the charges
able and uniform arrangements have been made with Mssrs
Davis and Harrison, No Front street. for the storage Of all
river freeh cost copsgnee SII0 per OF 1900
pounds which will bxua Dray&ge storage and hapdt
preiaum for Insurance comsons all expenses rcid nal
10 ssrdge They agreeing proeej the ire ET forty.
ave eavs, without ddtoDsl Charge. II protection
length OF time found Necessary from any causewhich
antc aed, particular attention will 20 Ia ," 1'As and
lot forEs'de Ia 90 Individuals but only to Col
10 give expedition - w. - " ~ o,H PERKISs
ceasliy OF soraeH General Superintendent.
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A FEARFUL THoUGsT.-The man whose property
consists of houses or merchandise in crowded
city and is uninsured, stands, peeuniarly, upon a
slumbering volcano, whose flames may break forth
at any moment and involve him in irretrievibie
ruin Fire is dread foe to the prosperity of man,
bui all may secure themselves against the effects of
its ravages by procuring of W, ]. MAER No. 25
College street. Insurance in some sound, reliable
Southern company that always pays its losses
promptly. junel3-tf
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
MEEsssa four years Louisville, Kentucky, and who
his attention the treatment of private diseases fer over
thirty vera aers himself having attended to practice Ter 50
many years. cured thousands De eusoed q ca
All aeas OF private nature. matter how bad they may
from niudicios medical from neglect their own
mr. Kings Dgpensary % Deadrck street, between Cherry
and The Sou.re where all diseases OF private nature
GoEoRHrA cured without naucous medicine or interference
from business ~.,, -. l., . g..
sTRIURRs ofo recent date, eaectualy cured IN rev
days by operation which causes no pam mnee
miscbief ana uuderuines the constitution SO much
SypuIs with all diseases of the akin, growing on:
Ia m ad treaent can e6ecuAy cured IN lew Gays
particular attention having been given 70
% and ali the consequences CROWN out ofit rough
on in many cases by the destructive habits OF inconsoesee
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the nss
h;ch will undermine consttuon rendering the saneot un
Al for business or society, and causing premature old age
Feas who may lsborng with any dieuiy Oh the WOMB
nav rest ASSURED of immediate reflex . -. -,
residing abroad by writing and stating VIII
fee enclosed directed Or A. King, NO y Deadricx street
Nashville Tenn will Ia ethe necessary medicine sent 70 ne
sddesS with necessary directions Strict oc
bou-s rom O'Clock in morning until gin the EVENING"
rnsy23 Is59d&wly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
KentuckT Election.

SPECIAL DTsPATcE: TO ". s. cHEATHAd-
RUssEILvrLLE, KY, June 2l.-Lewis' Southern
Rights majority in Logan eounty-the Russellville
DISTRICTS twelve. 0.C.R.
bie; kade Of tho Loufsvisie and Nashville
Railroad.
LOUISVILLE, June H. The following will appear
In the morning papers.
.Nonce.-All persons desiring to make shipments
o. goods over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
on ana after Monday june 9Th, 1861. will please
can az ny cfiee and obtain the requisite informs.
tloA, tcgetaer with permits attending such ship
ments as nay be admissible
CzAs. B. CoTroS
Surveyor Of the Port Of Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-Gen Rousseau s under,
stood TO have authority raise two Kentucky reg,
imeuts, and it IS said the blank Captains Commis
sIons in Rcusseau's hand are being filed up.
From New York.
New YoRK, June 2l.-The Post SAYS the South.
erners are concentrating at Fairfax Court House.
Everything indicates an attack on the Federal Hnes
It is believed Beauregard can Concentrate SO 600
men at given point within week, and has un-
doubtely a large force at Vienna. There are no
advices Of any new movements.
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Attention KentuckIans!

WANTED Immediately, twelve able-boded men to
fill up Kentucky company.
have the best style of arms and full equipments
to furnish on the spot.
/ wish 70 leave for Virginia Monday morning.
Any person wishing to join my company viii apply
at once to me either at the st. Cloud Hotel at my
quarters on College street near Broad, or at Ed
wards, Harris & Co. 5. V. REID.
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CTFY NOTICES.

military Goods at Wholesale only
We have now in store, and are daily receiving
Dark Ga Navy Blue Cloths;
Light GA +"
Gray Ga Cadet
Z Satnets
Blue
Gray Wool Tweeds
Flannels
Over Shirts %
Drawers;
White Flannel Shirts and Drawers:
Black Italian Cloths;
Military Buttons STAFF, Zouave and Infantry.
Orders solicited. Terms cash.
Also, Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN d CO..
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing. Notions &c,
No & Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
june222w
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CuaNCERY NOrTOF.

UTAYDEN sAvAGs vs. Banelton ct als-Judgment
and Attachment BlI.-Hsy Rules ls6l On motion Of
BY solci and pe'rng to the satfac
ton Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation complain
ants bill which that he defendants Hameon,
Is non resident the OF Tennessee. is therefore
dered that publication be made for successive weeks in the
Union AEencan DeESpareT published in the city Of
Nashville recurring drdsnt sppez before the judges
Of the Cheneery Court at Gsrboro, Jackson county Tenne
see I'd orcsy in August 1851 then and there 10 ept
bis defence ainsns BILL Judgment win be tkenfI
confessed and the he set down for bearing pats
him WIN. II. BOTTs, q.
-vaf
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COMMERCIAL.
markets By Teiesrapn,

No. t,stz,r. June ol-Cottcn sales OF the week 80 bales
Reoeipts Of the week CSC bales ssanst s5o ts during
corresponding tire last year ExPos o. ne sz none To
ssss ss AtaI soathern ports ss4 7o9 bales Flour Seq
7O Corn 3d. Coffee sales Of be week 4so pas ECU steek
year. - -, -.
Nav YosK Jsns 81 Cotton firm. Sales SUI 0as'' Md
ding upland l45z9Is1-
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-It is expected hereaftel
that any passport issued by Diplomatic agents, &C
credited to this Government OF any Consular su
thority whatever. to proceed to a foreign country
or beyond the military lines will be eountersignet
by Secretary of State.
(Signed) NM. H SEWARD.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are author to Isaac c. GAHRTeE, can
dste to represent counties Of Coffee GruDdy and Van Blu
rem 10 the lower brauch the LEGISLATURE Of Tennessee
June2i-dkvte
We are Authorized H. P. BROOKS OF Jackson
county represent tie counties OF Jackson Macon
and White, the Sen-te Of Tennessee junel5-tWSWoe
We are authorized to announce NJ. ALEXANDER as can
ddats for Legislature for the District
composed Of the coutes Of smith, Macon and Sumner
unavIQ-tde
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From Frederick.

FREDERICK, June 20.-Resoiutions declaring the
debt now mourning by The Government unconstitu-
tional and declaring its acts unconstitutional and
tyrannicsl and favoring the immediate recognition
Of the Southern Confederacy, passed, yeas a,
NAYS 4.
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sarK norE AND ExCBANcE LIST.
1osarerEp Danx BY TEE DEncHAKTs BASE-sHAFARD . 70
TenRessee.

Broken WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution
exchange Bank, Murressboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Kn0xsilis
Baak of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton.
BANK Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Rank Of Claiborne, at TazeEel
Bank Of TsEewell,.
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MARRIED.,

In Waco, Texas on the s8h Of May, Mr.. PEYToN HorT
and Miss CARRIE A. daughter Of VIM. Cameron, Of Nashville
Tenn.
the SINE TINA and place, Capt L. y. ROSS and Miss LIZ
zIE TINsLEY daughter Of Dr. David Tnseg, all Of Waco
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From WheeIing.

WHEELING, June 2O.-The Convention was occu
pied signing the Declaration. Pierpont Is elected
Governor and Daniel Paisley Lieutenant Governor
full Governors Council was elected, and the Gov
ernor formally inaugurated.
Gen. Mcclellan assumes command, and viii hav,
Is, 600 men in the field by Saturday.
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Government archives, removed to Philadelphia by
order of the Administration.
Rev. DIR. n. j, BfecAinndEe's letter.
Though long the letter from Rev. r. J. BRECkIS-
RIDGE to W. II. SEWARD, which we publish this
morning, win more than repay careful reading.
1t fsstens upon the Black Republican party, says
the Louisville Courier the responsibility for the dis
solution of the Union and the present by show
ing that these must inevitably follow the success of
thst party and with equal cearness demonstrates
what the people of the North will realize that
the continuance of that party in power is inconsist
eut with the preservation Of constitutional liberty
II is in power now, as it was not when the letter
was written, and already, with the consent of the
people who have become indoctrinated with Black
Republication, the government has been subverted
as he predicted it would be.
In introducing this letter TO its readers in Novem
Der, 1855 the Louisville Journal gave it an emPhat-
ic Endorsement in the following words:
In his epistle the eloquent aud learned kentuck-
ian dissects his Black Republican subject with pre-
cision and skill truly pleasant to contemplate He
does not hack and mutilate 1t with the rude savage
blows of a butcher, but he lays bare the bone and
marrow with the nicely of an anatomical adept
Here the purity of the patriot is eucidated and en-
belished by the graces of the rhetorlclan the acG
men of the skful controyerslast, and the wisdom
of the philosopher. We wish that every man in the
free States could read this letter; they would rise
from its perusal more deeply impressed than they
now are that the Republican is dangerous parts; ;
an organization that is perous to the safety of the
Union, and to the peace and harmony of the people
The distinction that Mr.. Seward makes between
the Abolitonists and the Black Republicans is com
rnented on in a very happy style. and he shows that
IL is really distinction without difference
Lengthy as this letter is, feel that readers
will peruse it with pleasure and thank US for afford
ing them an opportunity, though il doing SO we ne
cessarily curtail usual quantity of editorial
matter.
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Sold in Nashville BY ". Hendershott, Berry DemOE
Ewing & Pendleton, and By all responsible orrFgsts
where. octz9otN-rIy
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT ar DIE $

I'm THE CIANCEHK COTKT al DK
4 den for Weakley Comfy, state OF II N
nessee .riginal BoTder of PublicationJSeob r Oh
erts VS. Martha Jones, jones' Joseph Johns and vie
Margaret Johns James jones' Heury jones' Brooks
and wife Nancy Brooks. Bruce and vile Mary brueei
Susannah Jones, William Jones aud II ram Jones from
the aida the bill in this it appears to the Cle AID
Master Of Court that the ssd Joseph Johns and vile Mar
gar residents Of Raid State OF Tennessee and reside
in Missouri Il is therefore odTed by aid CLERK and Master
that publication this ade for four successive weeks
in the WeesIy onion and rnsTfcda EeEspape published 10
the city Of Nashville in said State Of Tennessee commanding
the said Joseph Johns wife Margaret E TO fe their ansse
plea or demurrer raid Bill bef the next term OF a
Chancey Court held at the u house 10 said tsWn o.
esen on the Monday of July next or The ssne vi
be- in all things for confessed against them and set or
hearing expzrte said term OF said Court 1s 1e s dsS
Of March, 1851. "a true copy from the OrHeF BOOB
NATHAN N EDWARDS, c. & III.
apl2, '6l-w4t-prs fee So Of said CCurt-E
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NorIcE All mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham, and left at the Gazette office by o'clock,
m. will be conveyed by a special messenger on
the daily morning train.
X. G. FOSTER, Sd,
Brigadier General.
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SOLDIER TENTS.
FFNUE undersigned is prepared to furnish
Soldiers TenIs
NJ the shortest notice
Officers organizing oFpsnes would do Well call and
me, ct my Mattress Factory.
COLE,
Lebanon Turnpike mile II m the square
nnnA-lm NashHille. Tennessee,
REMOVAL.

VWTE have removed Produce and busdess
Nv TO he house No. Coll, street, beta Union and
Church formerly occupied by Nichol, Green Co, where we
shall Keen constantly hand large Of all articles in
The Produce line which prepared to sell very
lowest cash prices. -
Nos College street, between Union and church stree
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AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS CoMPANY-Ihis lnstitu-
ton is now in thorough operation, and VIII receive
and send mails regularly between the two Govern
ments Office in tine Post Office building up stairs
Letters should be handed in before o'clock in the
afternoon. Office hours from until u A. NJ, and
from until p. NJ
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CHEAP? CHEAPER! CHEAPEsTi-We are selling our
stock of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods off below east
ern cost, for cash, to close. Merchants would co
well to call Immediately, as we are determined to
close our own stock at any sacrifice.
PORTER, JOHNSON & Co.,
Over HARDT Bros. Auction Rooms, AZ Puolc
Square Nashville, Tenn. june2O d&tw&wlw
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ST. LOUIS, June 2l-An Iowa regiment has gon
inland froG Hudson to join Lyon at Bonneville.
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InSOtvent NOlice.

LII persons having claims against estate Of W A Davis
deceased hereby notified ole them with the Clerk Of
lRny Court Of Wszey county, Tennessee at his office IN
Dresden before the 18th day Of August next for sdud
,ion and PR distribution. having suggested the nso
vency said and s Clerk having appointed that dsJ
for the adjudication Of the claims against Ihe same
W n ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate Of W A Davis, deceased
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To our FIR ends and Correspondents in the
Southern COnfederacy.
LOUISVILLE, June l6, 1861.
As all mail matter from the Confederate States,
is now forwarded to the Dead Letter Office al
Washington, without being distributed here, we
have to request our friends in the Confederate
States to address US at Nashville, Tenn, from
which place we can procure all communications
Address IS follows,
GARvIN, BELL x Co,
Care of Vim. S. Eakin u Co.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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MnTEEE.

VNRoH and after the a day Of May all desiring
n Renewals Policies, will be uired to the
nurns in CASH. the time Of such renewals by order Of our
Directors BUTLER, Secretary
Tenn Mar. ana Fire Insurance 90
jams WALKER, Secretary
.Di2g-tro CommerciAI Insurance 90
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-Mallory and Crittenden are
elected
The Union vote of this city has fallen of 1000
since April
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From Alexandria.
From New York.

ALEXANDRIA, June 20.-There is renewed migra-
ton from here The Secessionists confidently ex-
pect Beaureard to-day,
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2I-Army officers say COLI
sion before to morrow night il certain, the impress
sion being that the Southerners out hanked and
must fight.
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WIN. BRAzELToN, Jr Esq, the late talented Repre-
sentative Che has resgqed) of jefferson county, ha
been appointed Major of COL CHrRCHwEII.s Regi
ment.
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Ht0AOH and Buggy Harnsssof sysry style and qualify Espt
constantly hand end manufactured % srasH Aso.
Dugxy Collars AID Bog ekR Collars, Bdies HaFss
and All other s ices By Manucturs-s = s
best materials finest EorknAnshp. all q whIA VII -
be bought IN he Unted 5taf
70 L. HOWERTON's Harness has been awarded The aq
ess Premium Tennessee State Fair, As Keniucky sts
B0vling Green. ~ the Limestone osuny 1as AtA
ma Agricultural Society st Athens.
nar30'6l-dJAn-
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For RENr-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at thiS
Office. uec[S-u
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The Henry Clay Factory" owned by Messrs.
DoPoST & Co, of Wilmington, Del, was burned
on the 10th inst The mill was engaged in manu-
featuring government CLOTH
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J. u. W. GREEN
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HAVANA seq AIRS!

HAVANA Sc G AIR =
JOHN WHORLEY. SO south Market ST.,
NashviEIc, Tenn.,-s-20. 900 Imported Hns
yauaS--JUS7 RECEIVED FROM "a HANA.
Latest News from Old VIrginiaE
JOHN WHOKLEY,
go south Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOM
ShocsI SEoesI!
FARRAR, DIsYUkEs Co. are opening moot beau.
tfu lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies, they beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
marehll-tf
RENT FREE.
have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting LTNCoINs hordes, free of rent till the war
| closes or till their return. L. POWERS,
sprl25 81 No. 81 Market street.
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Notice of Dissolution of COPartner-
ship.
FEVE lin d Partnership entered into the seCOcd day Of
July. Is6O, between JaIlss r. Cummings and Rufus A.
Jones as general partners AID James D. lehner special
partner adng under the firm OF Cummings Jones IN the
general Mercan Commission business has been this day
dissolved mutual and notice Ct this dissolution has
been duly filed and recorded =
JAMES FCUNMING5,
RUFUS JoSE3,
Cincinnati, Mag "a, 1861 JAMES DLEHMEB.
Wehave transferred M Joseph Butler all consgnm
Of goods on arranged E him stend 10 the inter
CUMMINGS & JONES.
Cncincati, May a, 1857
DEAR sR referring the above dissolution and card beg
leave to ST. te that for satisfactory myself this day
dissolve ny connection with this and return TO ny naive
stste have full and entire contolof the books
papers, Jones, and shall fer the present.
open Nashville Tenn to which place you viii please
direct correspondence relating to the busiEeso the late
Very Respectfully,
j T CUMMINGS.
Ihave opened an Office at Ewing, McoroTy &c ,ys ere
can be found at all times CUMMINGS.
funel-dim I
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cFVLEAN SPRINGS

THIS celebrated Watering psss E p SpsDsS LOT me
f ~, The lbai psonsge heretofore extended % them, viii
make every EFFORT during ne ensuing i,
ths bes mat The country Affords Prices to suit the tines
syRes sitnated in Trigg county, Ny and arr
IN vita Hepkinsve and Pznseson stages
b. the way Of Johnsons. . :, ,,,o-,. -. i.
Al EOtOA% fsoptletoI-
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Found, in front of the St Cloud Hotel, small
Breast pin which the owner can have by paying Tor
this advertisement. DENovMLE d Co.