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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

july JI1 1901.
Dbl lard, 4 sides meat, l Dbl butter, J. s. ia
guess & Co.; l sack WOOL Chas g. Wells /; 3 bbIs of
dour, bbls NJ. dust, A. Christ; bale of leather
and lasts, j. Pretorious 1 bale f. sacks, w. NJ.
Altman h Co; l coop chickens, Wheeler & Riggs !;
l red cedar post, P H. Bachner ] Dbl figs, Dbl
oil, box almonds, H. A. Cook Is sacks of four,
Peter BALI % boxes of blankets. Col. @. Baker J;
bbls glassware, A. Z. Shrader.
A T. SHRADER, Agent.
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BeSH q. Nelson & Co, will sell at Auc-
ton this morning at 81 o'clock general
variety of new house furniture from Arm
strong's furniture ware-rcoms without re-
serve.
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The members of all the Lodges of the l.
o. o. T. are requested to meet at the Hail
at P. NJ. this day to attend the funeral of
brother A. L. Stevens.
August LTD
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For Auditor.

MEssRs. EDITORS You will please announce my
name a candidate for auditor of Vanderburgh
County at the ensuing Oct, Der election.
j. B. COX.
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eGE@ Hons. Mckee Dunn and John Law
will accept many thanks for Congressional
documents
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DIED.

On nday morning, July Goth, ELLA MAX
WELL, da lighter of John and Elizabeth Wymond,
aged about one year and five months.
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Ra.9GKBREE.

JHHs4 On ERELs
@R& 80 whole and half barrels aud kits, for
sale by s. Il. GILBERT & CO.,
julyZ7 No. 4 Sycamore Street
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oKNTLEMEN,s LIST.

GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Anderson King Mr. Anthony
Addsumer Lucas Lenard
Allegon Jacob Long Joseph
Arbuckle N # NIaffey Chr
Ashbery Charles Mosby A
Brown Emerson Maddox L A
Brown William Mcguire Michael
Black S McKenney e w
Bailey Thomas McAtee NJ S ~
Baliantine VIM MeClay Capt
Barrett Thomas Nixon Mr.
Black James Nolan VIM A
BrOokbank James Newman Geo
Brown Hamilton N Y & Virginia State
Burie Stock Bank
Baker FW Oliver Master Geo
Bro Wn S II O'Meara John
Burrow Rev A Odell Isaac II
Cannon n Owen James J
Cash G Pearce James
Crofts Jonas Powers Sam
Crosby James Patterson James q
Cannon Curtis RiaD John
Cassidy John ~ Reden Charles
Crosby James B Reynolds VIM T
Champaign G A Robbins G.
Carr Barney Ripley Geo w
Carter Chairman Rourke Henry
Conmings VIM Robinson Simeon
Conklin Benz Rhoades James
Dillen Joseph RIGGS Go A O w
Davis j Reed James Z
Dunn John Riley Capt G
Dugan W Stephens Robert
Bean VIM Smith Walter
Eargood James Sherman Fl L
Everett A Savery DIR VIM (2)
Ellithrop W Shields Isaac w
Foster Lewis r Sawyer Hasey
Fish Edward Shaw VIM
Ferry d Stinchfeld John
ferguson N Sanders George
| Fickus Russell Snyder L
Forth Sublett VIM
| Grant Smith Samuel
! Gardner Josiah Stork b
/ Gay Robert Smith Felix
/ German John Stone
/ Green T I, Summer Denton
/ Granger Fred Snyder John
/ Green + L Tribe Milton
Gaffney Richard Taylor
/ Grant Charles Thompson II
Hicks Alfred Taylor
/ Harper john WARMER Joseph
Hite B f (2) Welkev Redson X
HeydiDger Andy Williams Sherrod
HAY Harrison Williams Samuel ~
Hampton Thomas Wilson FL
Hays John Wilson John d ~
Hayford Daniel Weed John ~
Hughes VIM L b Waters
Harwing VIM Whited Thomas
Jones A ii Wills James 8
Johns Henry Wilson James NJ
Johnston Richard Wright John
Kelly Jose Wright John NJ
Youngs Adrian ~
JAMES H. Mon EELY. p. M.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Official.

~ LIST 0F LETTERS n E.u.aEJN--
81 ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
July 3lst, 1861. Persons calling for these letters
will please say Advertised - aud give date of list
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LADIES' LIST
Bell Mrs Ann KimbalI Miss L
Bird Mrs Kate nj Rink Mrs Lizzie
Brown Mrs Liman Ionrbine Mrs MI
Campbell Mrs Ivnxwiler Miss r
Clarke Mrs M Morton Miss @
Cameron Miss s McGrew Miss
Crofts Miss a Powers Mrs
Carter Eliza Patterson Mrs
Duncan Mrs c Purcell Fanny
Dugan Mrs @ Parker Miss NJ
Davis Mrs L S (2) Pearson Miss M J
Elliott Mrs nj Riley Miss Mary
Failchid Miss G Shook Mrs
Graves Miss Ellen Shisl Miss L
Girard Miss Mary Savage Mrs L
Harrison NJ ISIS L Summers Miss M
Hedden Mrs w H Thomas Malinda
johnson Miss TAYLOR Martha Jane
Jordan Miss Martha Thomson Mrs
Keen MrsJ Wallace Mrs ii (2)
Kelley Mrs Ann Wints Miss Clara
kirkpatrick Mrs NJ Williams nj rs
Keegan Miss Wood Miss Sarah
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\ oungs Adrian ~
JAMES II. Mon EELY, p. M.
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nuE CIIANCERY CnI1EE1r an nE,ks.

TN He CHANCEHE COURT AT DkES~
4 den for WeakIeY COun1ys state OF en-.
Original and Attachment Fi Order sf Pal liza
tonHram Farmer John cagce and Andres Csyes Prem
the the bill in this 81 sppears th CLERK and
said Court that the said John Csyee is rss
Of said State Of Tennessee and resides in kenfcSy- It
s ordered By said Clerk and Master that publao
this order IL the eeky
Union American, = newspapr published IN the city 0f
NakYe in said State Of Tennessee commanding TIE said john
CAyee answer, plea demurrer to sad Sl
before the Of said Chaneery Court Be hed At @
courthouse in said town ol Drdn on the second Monday of
JAly next or the same in all things confess
Cd against hearing him pars,
said Court This the Zih day Of March, l5l "a
COPY from tie Order Book
NATHAN ". EDwARDs,C @. EM-
apl4-w4tprE Efees3 Of said Court
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SPECIAL RoTIoE.-Ths UHIoE AND AMERICAN q coadna
Cd strictly spon tks Casa sgstn AZ papers are disco1tsn
ued at tie spyoon Of ke tis for cAcb tbev hG0e 6sss
paid Subscribers tpH Be notified soaea their sl;5sc
% Gboss TO srptre, BY CROSS on sy pgPers and IN
Esss tho subscrjpti0s TIE paper S0 Be discot
wed 7Ais rule from soAich ehsre sOi Be dspaswrs
RGtcA for s mark and your sabscrtptS0s
Weakly UNION AMERICAN % per 0zzuDa IA GdoGnoe
ri Weekly UEIoE AAKRIoAH IS per dnEsas IN Gd
0dnce.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mus. mention
the Post Office roz we'll ashe which they desire the
shsnge to be made.
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VNTILL be sold Thursday the g7h Of June, 1851
w chine shop with all the machinery TOOLS and unfnh-
ed work that be hand IL previousy sold The
ehineTy consists Of good ten horse engine AMI hoer He
new; two geAred Lahe for turning IFo Lathe To- soo
Bolt Gutter. Daniel Plainer Woodwork Fne
on Tenoring Machine two Circle raEs Sash ssH sok
Benches four Ave sss Bench Tools great mA1T r
articles enumerated Said shop formerly oecaso y
Elliott RalstoD. It Is twenty niles fr0 SaFis On ne
Road at Smyrna, Ruth eford county tennesss 50
Is Of the best locations the sats for
Carpenter Shop Cabinet Shop Any person s-nk N
purchasc, by writing TO get futner -
AZ the shop and Eiott will then me
Terms, fourth cash. the 6aancs 4 IRE Gus
six We and eighteen months si,h notes payable n 1<aA
we'll secured This April 10Th, Isol- srr1a rrnrRR
Smyrna, Tenn
apllQ-ytd
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THE cHAsoERE COURT AT DnEs-
i den Ter WeaEley Counsgs sSats S.a. St spe,a.n
.-ss. = OrSInal snd Injunction Bill-order % faonfs
s;o.1rntha eardner william Hanptoa and NstnsS
Thomas As sdninistTator o. Aea ano-, -, =, ~ 49, ~
AZ ~ nd Court the Eaid Matthew Lhona. a On
- al state OF Tennessee and resides IN AfntJ
ordered ny CLERK and Master that p1otA-
A 80 tsis order made for fo2r successive SrS n na N
~ Jf,~ and Aalsrcdn, newspaper uDlsnea N sae say
y.hve In sAd Of Tennessee eomnandtng fae so
a.,h-w Thomss his Ids answer, pief OF demurrer . -
s - - hefoe he next term Of said Chancery coar1,
h AZ the courthouse The ssd tswa o. DRESDEN. On ne cu
Mondav in July e sane viii - "a all things fatf
- ngasnst him. and for hnernE him tzrs4
:, ssi term of aid Court This the 2n day OF MAEShr @
"a true copy from the Order B3ek9 l,--.,,, -.
aoI3, 6S wft-prsfse 81 q saie $50
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CEMLEAN SPRrNGS

THIS celebrated ring place will be opened for The IeeeP
visitors June 18th, lsG The subscriber, thHnk
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 tss VIII
every EFFORT during the ensuing 70 esve oon
tnuance OF The Table Ba Will be supplied vita
best that the country a1ors Prices to suit TIE tines
CEALEAH sFRsGs situated in TrigZ county, Ky aod are
in daily communication vh Hopknsv and Prnseton stages
By the way Of JOhns0us
innP.I n III EIQUA. Pr0nftelor.
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InSoIvent NOtiee.

TyHE creditors Of the estate Of Allen 8. Williams dscsAsed
hereby DOthsd to ale their claims. snhsntesed a.
the law Directs with Clerk Of the ouLty Court Of Az
ley county Tennessee, once in Dres en- before
nth az II September for ID Indication and pro rata dis
tr,butiou W RUSS, A6minisrasSr Of
the Estate Of Allen 8. Williams, deceassi.
iuneIvftpr's sfees3s
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InsOIvent Notice.

EWAvING this day suggested Clerk Of County Couri
Hickman coHnty the insolvency Of the estate Of james
Wells deceased therefore all pers0 holding claims against
said hereby notified TO ole them, properly alent
ted with the Clerk Aforesaid, before the lat dsy Of Sm
Der claim dgansi the said estate all Be 2 1caed
en- that aay prozts dstrbzon This Nay 2frs ls6L
iune9 w4tpr afees3H ELI WELLS Admit
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TAMEs NJ. WRIGHT Administrator Of John WiIisns der
- the Heirs and Creditors Of John williams dsc-In
ohsnesv at JsnestoEn TennesseeIt appearing the
the GbsYe cause, that the eftAte of John NanJs
nsovent 1t therefore ordered By the Court as ali persons
having claims against the eee Of the said John Wilkins
file with the Clerk and Master Of said Court on or hsF
Monday Of September next duly Authenticated srcor
ing law, or thew will he forever barred,
may 30, 1861 E4E p. BLEDSOE. O. 4 A.
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nEPARTURE OFmAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington, Bstmor
Philadelphia New York, Boston and New England States de
parts a o'clock
Way Mail Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
Virgins, Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
PM.
Way Mdls 9 "
Mails for Indians Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan Nrthwestern States, departs o'clock Nj
Nashveto Decatur, via franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, repsrtR at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs at *
O'Clock NJ Also Offices the ard beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock 4 NJ.
Nashville to Clsrksville departs at So O'Clock NJ,
For Southern Kentucky, departs at a A NJ.
NASHVILLE TO Sheibyve, via Noensve and TruDe, Tues
dag, Thursday and Saturday. al O'Clock AN
Nashville Huntington, Wis Charlotte, WsveYy, tTi week
| Iy, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ct O'Clock NJ
Nashville Liberty via StsvaB Ferry, Huddestone'S
Roads, Rural Bill &c weekly, Thursdsy, at I2 o'clock N.
Nashville CentTeyille tank, Vernon PneWood, &e
I Tuesday and Friday, al O'Clock NJ.
Nashville CarksIille Sycamore Mls weekly, Friday
I at ! O'Clock P. NJ.
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REuRwABL1 AT PL1AsuRn

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One sdusre one yesr S0Each additional Square, SO.
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
II TH1 WEEKLY.
oSE DollAR per Square the m and TT cKSIs for esh
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the DAy and Weekly, vii
echarged the full daily rates with onehaf the weekly rate
added.
7ronsssat Ldvstsisgsns sss Be paid for at tAs sisof
essertio8.
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NE RO OK s. i.

~ HAekN co. have Just received the following nss
L Books:
Secession, Coercion and civil war; ThsSur
OF 1861.
A Message from the Sea. Goth, 1 vol. sl-as.
The Crossed Path: A Novel BY WiIke Collins,
Author Woman in white, etc etc.
Father, Son and the Pope; pp. 95 cents
For sale y HAaAN& 60.
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~. Mssariness The conquerors will be divided, and
sne vAnquished viii find advocates for elemences
ene claimants to the spoil. Either secession
~s De permitted, or terms Of reconciliation ad-
}us.eo-. Even the victorious Republican North-the
Rree-soner ana Aoolitionists-may be glad at such
stage 70 accept the mediation we now urge them
to invite Iney can have no nearer kinsmen, no
I.oer Irienos man ee Liberals of the mother cosn
try. IN tne nAme ol those men-in the name st any
rate, of Liberal principles and Of the liberal cause
throughout the worid-we beaeech the New Eng
land communities, nObly forward in the strife 70
pause ere they irrevocably commit Themselves TO
the chances OF bstte; and 20 trust the interests of
Europe than of the blind and senseless sword.
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ELECTION NOTICE
N the 9Th day June 1861 will OpeS and bold sle
ton, for the purpose Of voting upon Declaration Of
Independence Ordinance living the Federal kela
between State and the United States Of Amer
and also upon for the adoption ef the Con
itution Of the Provisional Of the Confederate
Of America according to the requirements OF az ACT
passed May the 9Th, 1861
OOnsAbs in each Civil District will please open and
hold the above election. - - - -
mayI7 I'd JvhN X EDSUNDsoN' snerin'
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a Gnoh Fnrrn for sale.

WKYE offer the place which coleman has lived
w since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Creek county Tenn partly the stage road
within one Of Wilismsvs and three miles OF the Nash
wills and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and bean
fu uart Of Tennessee Said about two hundred
and ninety ae-eghy cleared, and about Nifty acres
GOOD clear isn good state Of cultivation, with com
fcrahs houses Also, two good
orchards neverang springs Of excellent water
veil tbersd certainly be made Of the most des
rshle in this section Of country We promise
bargain will sell for cash, time with inter
est For further information cali James McNey, who
lives near said place. undersigned at Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BHhN q BHOfAEk-
Union and AngerScda copy, and charge AdGocGte.
1T
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1861,
Passenger Trains eNashys and Chattanooga Railroad
Will run as follows
GeING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 and 3l5PM.
Arrive st Chattanooga 600 and I20 A n.
COMING WEST.

COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 6:l5 n and 720PM.
Arrive at Nashville at 8 Is II and 7:S0 NJ.
FEvHE Trains leaving Nashville $40 connects at War
trace with shelbyvilie Branch, ullahoma with Mimi
Vile and Manchester Railroad and at Deed with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville at ais NJ connects at War
with ShebyiIle Branch, with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, and at prices amer
ed be had at all hours, application TO the Ticket Agent
at Office, al Delot:
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TFrem tbe Lopdon Rxsminer.l !

We are far from being sure that the trial, bitter
though it be, will necessarily prove an unaloyed
evil to the people of America. The territorial re-
suit of the first halfdozen battles and out dsnking
movements next autumn, does not appear to US by
eny means the most important consequence likely
to ensue from the great duel about TO be fought.
Nothing but the test of physical encounter could put
an end to the wasting rivalry between two conflict
ing systems of policy and opinion which has long
consumed the best energies of society on the other
side of the Atlantic. The permanent formation of
two separate confederacies, each more powerful and
capable of definite expansion than most Of the great
Kingdoms Of Europe, may not be vision acceptable
to New England pride, but it is contingency which
sooner or later seems to us ineyitaole' ana from
which we own we anticipate far less of evil than of
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From the London GIobe.

Statesmen in Europe will probably form their
Judgment from their own observation, and not from
the manifestoes of eitEer party in dispute which
has attained the dimensions OF civil war. An Union
which requires to maintain 1t the calling out Of an
hundred thousand volunteers and upward-an ~
crease of some twenty thousand in the regular army
and some eighteen thousand in the navy can
not but appear to most European eyes aa Union
past praying or fighting for. We are at all events
well convinced that "this Unon' las Mr.: Seward
terms it, will not come out Of the conflict just as 1t
goes into it. If that conflict is ever so little exas
perated, or protracted, it must draw much altered
conditions Of re union after it. We donot
think the present scission of North and South the
result of any sort of Misunderstanding, either on
one side or other. But we think it very strange
misunderstanding of the real depth of its source,
which permits parties to it to fancy for moment
that the close of the struggle can leave the organ
lied ideas and interests engaged where they stoOd
at its opening
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

washington CITY, Virginia, North CaFona Eonth CAronA,
Georgia. aod East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tanoOga Railroad, AtSk o'clock A M
Northern and Ea tern Mails, via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day at o'clock p
and o clock, A n. Way Mails & Il R r. daily.
Southern Mails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at IA o'clock, A NJ.
Wsy Mails, route arrive daily at u O'Clock, m.
Smtylille, Alexandra and Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at II O'Clock, NJ
smthland, Hopkinsville and portion OF Southern Ken
tucky, Carksvle and Mails daily at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
shebyve, via Trsne and mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at I2 O'clock
West Tennessee via Huntington, Waverly and ChsTstte H
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL o'clock, M
Liberty, Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly THURSDAY,
at IL O'Clock NJ.
Oentreye cernon and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank. weekly, Tuesday and Fri ay, L. o'clock M
clarksve, via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &C, weekly;
Friday, al IL o'clock m.
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From the Saturday RsrIeV.

For the present, the conflict appears imminent,
and th,s far the qovsrnnsnt of Montgomery las DIS
plaued great superiority Of political dpt.fude
ing statesman, although Gen. Scott may probably
be capable of directing military movements; fne
Atlantic States are proceeding vigorously with their
regions of the West the war has perhaps already
In material strength, the Southern union is great
" oyerrnatched buff campaign really commences:
Mr. Dayis will have the incalculable andvsntage OF
an intelligble cause and of definite and attanable
objects -Henceforth he has enly to repel an inva-
ding enemy. which he can always meet in equal
force. or outnumber, while ne is carry ing on the
war at home. The army of the United States, when
IL has vindicated the outraged honor Of its flag will
only be employed for purposes of conquest, which
long after the secession, were rePudisted by all
American statesmen. On the whole, war VIII teno
N consoIidate the new confederation, which might
possibly fall ssunder in peace through the operation
Of ecomical causes.
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TEN LISEs Oh Lns- coNsrrrUrE A SQUARE.
narrv
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Prom the London Star,

The war must end in an accommodation OF some
sort. however severe the struggle, however decisive
the ISSUE The South may be thorougniy oeies1eu
hrt cannot be destroyed Surviving the conflict,
she will be in position to negotiate with her NC
tors. The more she viii be embittered. On the
other side there viii be exhaustion, or 81 least
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NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE L. 1861.
Gbs 9asbbiIlt Hnion anS 9msritan
Rates OF Advertising.

Da,ny IS; rrl.we.nl1 IS; wsssl1 So.
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HORACE HI. HARRISON,


NO.. A2 e q stree
Opposite fAs CztAOlic CAsrcA, EdssVzS, 1aiasssssJ
rTTLL peaccs In the several Courts held In IlashTl
w In the ChAneery oircalt Courts ct MGMinnvia
mhl0-dd.
War! War! War!
AM prepared polish sharpen, and repair, ali kinds
Cut ery the shortest notice, and in the best style
Nmsy2Slm WOODH0UsE.
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In the South and wes) prepared to TO furnish an
tcie Of superior quality, which will warrant
Free from Grease and made of Pure Native
Wool
III good supply NEGRO JEANS and LINSEY on hand.
Refer to Jas Walker, Nsshville, Tenn.
sp25d3m RICAARDSONi
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A CAhUs
In reply to many Inquiries will just state that have moth
ing to do with the manufacture Of Percussion Gaps
NAV IL. CARL soHoTF.
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VUsr received and fer sale At the seEsnes HOss Ps
ID 81 50. Free Of postage.
msy28-d2w% II SINGLETON.