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WIN n. DTsxU rs, DAvD pqsMUKEs, j. n. vARRAR.
FARRAR, DIsMUKEs q CO.,
Dealers in all kinds Of
ROOTS, SHOES, GATE RS
TRUNKS VALUES. &c., &C.,
a. b. RObertson's Stand.
NO. as COLLEG STR EFT,
NASHVILLE,
XE7E receiving largest most beautiful
BOOTS, SHOES, &c:,

for Fall and Winter that has brought to Nashville
They were manufactured to order especially for
We invite all friends and the public generally
on Us. as wevil sell them very Low for CASH.
seD6-b FARRAR. DI5MUKEs g. co.
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One Square, ye4r. s5O-Each additional Square, SIC.
advertisers exceeding the space Contracted
feEs VIII be charEsd fer theexcess.
81 IN TIN WEAKLY.
osE DoLLAz squaFs for The aEs andRr czs for each
Subsequent Insertion.
Advertssnsnts pubhsd in both Day and Weekly. VII
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
"a, Market street, Nashville. Tennessee.
nov receiving additional supplies, among which will be
"A found the following
90 bbls fresh Glover feed;
80 bbIs Neshancch Potatoes;
"a hhds prime New Orleans sugsri
SO bags prime Flo Cofeei
800 boxes stare andles
On chests Green and Black Teas;
10 cases sArdines;
IS bbls Nuts all kinds;
100 boxes Cheese, all qualities
50 boxes RaisinE;
IS half boxes Raisins;
900 bbls extra Family Flour
The sboye with other article N our line, we continue 70
on .ah q Ias ~" THOMPSON, sPERRY co.
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JOYNT IL NOR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO,
No. SO, Market Street,
Nashville Tennessee
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CLARK a. FULLER'S
AnabrO51al Oil
CLARK, GREGORY a CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRs,
CURES

CT ARK, GRE DRY d CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRs,
CURES
Headache Earache Toothache in three minutes Rheumatism
ooe crs@ps fnAmed Eyes Chronic Sore Eyes sore hrUs
CUTS Bruises, SprAns, Cuapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
so Bres,t ssr NpTes scad Head RngwOm letter Snake
Btss Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world is cLa
on sors Rys hort.E, sprain sWinney, Poll Evil
saddle and harness Calls Eesh Wennds or swengS
from foundeTtske the feet and bath well about the fog Of
tbs foS Curss an cataneous diseases beast
.sInToof OF The virtue Oh in its healing proper
lies rem responsible men, being bought than
be produced Tor any ether medicine.
We do not cure for every naady to which the human
Nv ynS vnssses The AnBEosiIL On is Nashville pepaTs-
throughout the South and Southwest ~ ali good
dyur, and general The South may be Justly proud
Clark snsive TennesseAR after much labor and re
search has prOduoeda really worthy st S S S
Please call al our Office will take pleasure n show
ing letters and testimonials tee numerous % se. ~ IN
advertisement Of which come from Physciass IN
standing who are using it in their practice IS 'ney state
wechaenge produce remedy speedy and efac
NJ Read the evidence Of the virtue o; Clark Fuliers Am
bOsa Oil eVdenoe 50 suheEtc and o persons whose ""0
and standing rreproschable Read anS be convinced
NV CLARK, GREGORY q CO.,
Sole Projectors, Nashville, Tenn Depot, 81 College street.
For ale By the PrOretOrs, Druggists and county
merchants
TTIHE uDdersgued determined ts sAlags his BOOT
Ann SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, in order 30 supply far
,sIAs,,LI, All persons in want Of a good article.
Uoying nv own Tannery and making most OF my heavy
am prepared and deteEDd to sell at the very lowest
pTces extra Inducements those wishing to
Hone instead OF Northern MAuufaures, particularly
al TTeSvy Roots, shoes and Negro BrOgansI
also, rr c,Yr moons
and ,boss ~ An ,i.es ana qualities to order
In oT 10 be successful will have 10 oonhne ny sales eS
elu foT CASH or in exchange Sor htdes, therefore all
orders DEE on Spend yenr money where you can
- !, 80 Des OH P LANES W HAMILTON,
No South oollegs street, NAshvhS
Q doors T. ON GrOoms. Garrett 4 Co,
;sr,e III, Furniture Ware Rooms.
In Cbancery atlCamden, Tennessee.
VNT B EDDINGTON VS. Martha BdcfnEton.-Petnaon
w for DEorce-In this u appears From the FeOh
which s defendant marina non Iesl
cent Of the State Tennessee II is therefore ordered u
hoAuen be made in Nashville Union and AmerAp io oe
successive Weekt requiring defendant TO appear next
o. the ChancerY Oour ID Monday N March nsxe Spu
Plead answer demur said petition, or ue same NI b
E Tor confessed and set for hearing eKPare al SAID Term o
D. P. HUDSON, & M.
By his Deputy, W. A. STEELE
Corn, Hay, Oats, Meal u Bran,
store and for sale allow pricesby
feb3-a COMBS A. MARTIN.
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TIE r M s.

&IPCash in advance in al, cases for Clbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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THE ExPREss FREIGHT TRAIN

ON the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
running the 22d day of July in close connection with
the Express Trains the Southern lines Charleston
and Savannah and centnue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days.
iuly22-H e. W. COLE, Superintendent
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rock CITI srUCoo wORks

Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE on hand and constantly supplied with the very
best Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydraulic Cement
WIN. ST0CKELL, 81
febI7 w2m No n Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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Change ofLocatiOn.

icing compelled South sceount Of the health Of
my family, will be located for the winter the slave
depot Pondxter Little Co.. No. 4S Barene street, New
Orleans where VIII be pleased friends, nd will give
prompt the Of all property consigned My
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to depot in
Nashville, negroes that cannot be Nashville by in
Itructng them, will forwarded Ntw Hoping,
BY strict attention to business the part nyH and agents.
merit continuance Of the liberal patron Tetofoe
tended respectfully solicit the favors OF All wing bust
ness in my line, either forNashvie or New 0rl,
noVIl-n WILL. L. ID in.
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Hawthorn" for Lease to a GOOD
Tenant.
Desire to place my late residence Y miles west Of the Pub
lie Square the hands ola good Tenant
upon Tbs premises contain shout u
superior SOIL about half cultivation the balance in shade
blue grass The house, with porches exoellant CELLARS
houses stable, WE'LL &c. all and comfortable
To the Gardener the Daryman, GeUlemsn seeking COOL
quiet and retired spot for Instantly free from the heat and
Of the place for ia the vicinity Nash
vile offers Superior attractions.
To the right man will make the terms acceptable.
No. AK. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
dec1y-tY
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Circular.

Circular.
VET NASHVILLE, January LIST, 1851.
Wv Z HAVE THIS DAY associated with Mr.. r. q.
THOMPSON, formerly Of EcNairy Co., and will continue
the business under the firm Of
BORGFELDF, THOMPSON & Co.
Thanking you past solicit the Of
your patronage for the new firm, end remain,
Yours, very respectfully,
B0RGRELDT & GUNTRATH.
P. s-A persons indebted to will please settle hei
counts At early d2:e- ian22-ln
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NOTICE.

OFFER for sale A. W. Mcoss in the Hard.
Of McOsls Fall, A. B. Montgomery special par-
Any person having inclination engage the
business will address the subscriber
Vt FALL,
feaROtw3W Administrator Of A. W. Mccall, decd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-27

From the Washington States.
TIrIFauIkner's Grand BaII--Negro ssrv-
ants In Pariss-The Fine COmpanY--Beau
tfful La6ies---Elegant DressKnK---FIirg
inE---Events-.ChiIdre Parry, &C.
Paris, February 2, 1861.
And now for the conclusion of the
already long letter, and the story Of the ball which,
in the outset, 1 agreed should close its random
pages. Oh dear what an ambassador is Charley
Faulkner. The fete, you know-did'nt tell you
so2-was put of to the 25th; and then, my eyes
didn't it come off 1t fairly exploded ike one Of
those big guns we used to see as you turn the Rue
PeliSiere, (you remember where we used to go
promenading with Mile ~ All Paris
was there, and dressed-bless yoa, dressed to kiln
lin every STYLE shape, quality, cut, pattern in fact
in
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Removal and New Firm.

Removal and New Firm.
HAVE moved my entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors. Tobac
Segars &c, to No. - and Is Market street, Ware
house formerly occupied by Mess Hugh hcCrsE Co.. where
will be pleased to my old customers and friends
have associated with Mr. Geo. r. Akers, with whom
will continue business under the style and firm OF Bell Akers
thanks former patrons and ask continuance
Of their favor to the firm. r BELL.
sn9-f
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SALE OF LO1 g.
TE7 D. ROBINSON, Administrator ". AngelineGuy a
Wv persuanee Of Of County Court Of David,
county rendered the the November
1861 shall offer for tse at the courthouse in Nashville
Saturday 29h Of December next the following lots Of ground
One hundred Of Clay Buena
Vista pike being lots No. % and No "a Of the Buena Vista pa
Of lots fronting each 50 feet the Buens Vista pike runnn
back LIS feet q u alley.
Also, small lot Of ground the Whites Greek pike
the first toll being the remainder Of the lot owned BY James
Guy, deceased after laying of the widows denver.
This property is sold for payment Of debts against the estate
and is not subject to redemption.
Terms $50 viii be required In cash, and the balance
credit Of g. e. and Is months with interest," notes with security
required and lien retained.
?. r. CHEATHAM,
nov29 '6l-dtd Clerk and Master.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcTORY
Fassett 81 Crossman

E0.51 AARKETSTEEET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
Ladies' and Cent? Travelling Trunks,
BONNET 30 ES,
VALISEs, CARPET BAGS, &c., &c,
REsIRE the attention OF in want Of any
thing in line, Wholesale retail) to examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
sell low other house in the city Our stock sa Of
manufacture and made Of the best materials and b.
fr class Wormen All must admit the wisdom Of buying
made home, in preference buying that made at the Fact
pressly for jebbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the LadieSoorr
PATENT TRUNK FOR La L ES.
1t compartments for Bennes Dresses parsso Brushes
and water proof compartment for Sponges, Oils, &C.
All kinds Of Trunks mad TO order, covered repaired,
rtnotice Give call at at 81 Market street. two doors
South Of the Square, EASSETT & CkOSSMAN-
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VKTE entire Stock Of Groceries, Liquors
w to Messrs Joynt Treanor, and take pleasure in
commanding them Friends aud the Customers Of the late
firm OF GrshAn Hsaker merchants who in every
worthy Of their confidence and support.
HAFFAKER BROTHERS.
Nashville. Il. 1860.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-25
mENnY KGnLEn.

late Of Phalon's Establishment N. Y.,) Rrprsioro
( the New York fashionable Shaving, Hair Outing
bhampooning, Curling and Dressing saioon HAST hsis
street, over the Post 0fce where satislsction will
Ohiden's Hsir Dressing domain the bast sSlo. doIg
idyyirdly ~ .......s....- II
-JNANCK LINEN AND SILK FANS IN
II new styles eRibbon Bound, nxtsnsion and IN
Dim f1nsst -"9 ~ ~ HAlNE II ~ r
lAnYaabivlsri re "a No. g South High siysss-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-25

SPEECH OF Mn. HUTCHINSON, or MADISON County,
DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FEBRUARY 81, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-25

HOUSE OF REPREsENTAT1vEs,)
..,., Feb. 81, le6l.}
Hon. R. HUroHEsoN: Sm,-<The undersigned
ask for the publication Of your manuscript speech
on the rendition of fugitive slaves.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
military Congressmen.

In addition to the very grave objections on the score
of principle to the election of military gentlemen to Con-
z,ss there are objections Of another character quite as
weiehty the fact that commander is candidate for
Congress may have a very bad effect upon the army.
Colonel or General has under his immediate conroul
thousand or five Thousand men-most OF whom may be
voters in the District for which the commander is can
ddae By his position, be has great power over the
lives, the comfort the promotion OF his men. He may
choose to exert that power he may deal harshy and
oven urusy without infringing any law with such oil
his men as may oppose bis aspirations he may make
unworthy condescensions at the expense OF the public
good to curry favour with the soldiers Discipline may
cease and the camp be converted into political arena
The soldiers themselves may be placed in an emoarrass
ing position Their freedom Of action, decately as the
matter may be handled, will be more or less invaded
Their Colonel nay be rigid discipinarian, aud may e1
act a. their hands very service; the opportunity
may be tempting elect him 10 Congress to get rid oil
him in the field. Or he may be worthless othcer re-
miss in bis duties Of fitting his men for fighting the enc
my, and shall his own command stgnaaze him as an
officer by rejecting him for Congress- 1t does seem to
us that there should be army regulation, vigorously
n.er6ctiug any man who holds commission in the ar
my from being candidate for any popular office, while
he holds that commission. The non-exscnce Of such
regulation must be the result Of oversight for II all or
auy large portion of field officers were Candidates Tor
Congress our army would be In danger OF general de-
MOBILIZATION and our Government of subversion. Colo
ne may be arrayed sgains. Colonel or General against
Geusral-which would be the destruction OF all dicpne
or the army containing very large portion Of the voting
population might elect majority Of Congress, and there
BY change the whole character of our institutions We
10 not know that there any authority short OF Congress
competent TO issue such regulation but If there be- its
promugaton and enforcement would be beneficial to the
pnblic
Oar Government is in its infancy and ts future will
DO greatly affected by the preceden;s now set BY those
who establish it, Ga this account, if no Other bad e1
amples should be carefully avoided There no neces-
silly whatever for the adoption of this one which is con-
dsmned by every sound statesR Rights and Republican
principle The army aud the Legislature should be kept
distinct There is an abundance Of able men 10 the land
% fill tho halls of Congress- without resortiag to the
army. True, some worthy men may be thereby exelud
ed but they haze incompatible duties to perform and
they perform them faithfully they will have done all their
country has RICH. to ask at their hands
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

he,stotoys rspsrsl W ass lpfusnsl ,hst 4 L. Asses
A O. Brsnnin and Ex-Gov. herdwsthsr, have been ar.
rested and sent ont of the State. Many others are ere
now realizing the protection which these wolves would
give our people,
Rou seau, with his men, Is at huldrough's Hill. The
Federal forces in Louisville and along the nc do not
coed forty.fye hundred men. The Lincoln organs Of
Saturday appeal for help beg peousy for Kentuckisns
to turn out and shoot their southern brehren but their
appeals are unheeded their prayers are unavsng And
s said that the President has informed them that tie
Union Of the State must fight thar own battles
he,hss no troops to give them!
Kentucky will be freel The sposnen aud thieves that
now control her leg stature and have shaped her poll
cee will be driven forth from her soil Her people will
their power. Toe day Of deverancs 10 at hand
Let the tories rauee and tremble
The Louisville Courier was suppressed, a you have
learned on Thursday morning last Il ID reported here
that the publication Is to be resumed through some ar
rangement between the Publisher and the Federal au.
thorities newspaper strictly publishing the facts,
suppose, about public affairs upaccompanied by COM
ments II this arrangement could be carried out in
good faith, people might thus larn matters of vital
Importance them; but the publication of facts unfa
vorahle to the LINCOLN tyranny, will rot be permitted
aud fear the Courier will have 10 play into the hands
of the Administration, shich am sure il will never do
or be again suspended by the Federal tyranny.
Bowling Green Is full Of citizens of Louisville sud JEFF
erson, Hardin and the adjacent counties, fleeing from
the awessness and violence Of the proteet rs" Of
the people, Eek.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

second sdss. q rrlaes RnIs xaIlnl.a csosts Joseph.
born April 10, 1920.
We never before heard of Prince Rsliz Constaatins
alexander Jean Mppomucsns but for all that, he may
DO most terrible animal lie has enough to put
US all 10 blush.
But the array of Foreign notabies would be incom.
p.te without specimen of the English nobility. He is
ready at hand as may be gathered from the following;
CAPTAIN SIR JOHN MURRAY. 30 -
Among the recent appointments OF Assistant Adutant
Generals by the President, Is Capt. Sir John Murray,
late of the English service. Capt Murray Ia Eagish
baronet of wealth and military experience, and was at
the time Of bis appointment, Adjutant in one Of cur
volunteer regiments of this State He ordered to
BrgadierGeneral Stones staff to act che capacity to
which he was appointed.
Adju.ant General Sir John Murray belongs to the
noble house Of Dunmore aud Mansfield aud traces back
his pedigree to the remoest ages. BE ueal decend
ant of the Regent Murray, and nearly related to the
ancient Kings Of Scotland and the gbtful Of the
British throne.
OF this iusrous character, we fad the following no
tice in the New Orleans Picayuns, which can obtain,
II needed confrmatory testimony in this city II fair
to conclude that he is fair sample Of the foreign riff
raft which prohpg by the Yankee idOaIy for titles, ia
consuming the substance of their land, and will in all
probability involve their in great disaster:
He who has known him twenty years." writes US that
the ssudo Sir John Murray member OF the
New York bar, as stated by the Washington STAR nor
any other bar In 1874 he the travelling agent Of
the New York Albion says informant under his right
name John Murray Corp,nger Iu 1874 or ls45 he was
daguerreoty pst in Richmond calling hims,lf Captain
Murray Ia 1886 1857 he Was in the same business,
in Maanzas and there it be first assumed his bogus
title but did MOI succeed in quilting the Cubars. Since
that time he has resided in New York and Brooklyn,
where he was more successful 10 finding greenhorns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
ATT name having appeared In the publhed list shsns IA.
MI Ing psH 4 iustlce r1y,e


MI having appeared In the published list Of th,ns
M ing to pay the re?enue Que In May ss justice 10 ys
Tequ'rss the lowing explaIaIHs; .E"
Two my deputies the proper Tine ndsl and paid r,
hsy bel eyed whole amount due They returned sk
eaicasion OF the amount 70 be pale in the Of be
clerk with whom they settled and w scsp for the money
prd Il since appears that there In that eemsni
leaving small bal UNPAID This unknown me- and had
been notified Of the u would been prompt paid n
sls no iuH II MIND. sreSre tn rnatnsd unpaid have
In instance and In paying the
emu ard In refer 10 The foosus letter . me from
the Auddor himself y)Ha W. GOes
ftI sherir Of Absnsrie eouny.
AuDuons crncs, RiSExosD, W., s4pt 81, isA.
joys w. Co.'s, rlo ,shsr d: l.trrr = = fhr .
Dear Sir rsgret that the publication OF nsme 90 one
The denq revenue cole tors rendered iupersI ~ ny
put The Smp hsisnce due from 70 the C,unoassan ~
qalts Important and bel the resu OF an
Of your dspuues In their tlemea, with MS omee and r
knovedge and thssfose snoud cast no
upon your snd prompt pubs onetr
the put cst YIN no harm n tbs ION o.
those Who mar know your ocial mers - well do Ihs
cards Of tas see vel own perni knosssgs se''
e1repey mSst bsslssss Va tna PsncieAi
rus dis expan,dea Nh prove 70 yeass aeY
vhsuf yoa tst such snail Overnight 70 e@'
sure upon you In any way. .~~
sst-N Yosrs, truly, J. - suhk1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
The War.

From the New York Tass Of the S0.h, we learn that
on the 9sth the Rebels abandoned Munsons Hill, Up
ton HILL Falls Cburcl 4 =, and fell back towards Fair
fax Court House Tae Fsdera's immediately proceeded
TO occupy the abandoned positions. They were very
much puzzled by the Of the Rebels. The general
Interpretation vas that it fent to draw the Fede
ra's on and attack them a. disadvantage and with
InAik I'd batteries.
Ilv-ocsed nr 70 take possession of FAILS Church.
Regiments of Federal. misaking each other fired into
one anO:her-kIlDg 10 or 10 and wounding 50 or
40.
The Tines i. to be the purpose Of the Fcderos
TO fortfy the aba, dored Ellis. Il thinks they command
Fort CorcOrsn, and with raed Cannon Washington it.
ser This mikes the rebel evacuation the more mystic
rious. Some demonstration the lower Potomac is
corjsciured though the Times can't suppose the rebels
such fools ss % cross the Potomac without artillery,
tiey would BE- compelled to DO for want Of Transports
The Times, hosever, has fears about the navigation Of
tha, River
It is also trembling for Kentucky and the Ohio River
Unless the Fsderals SIND help there very speedily, it
thickl the rebels viii occupy the whole valley Of the
OHIO and winter in Louisville and Cincinnati. Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois, have already ant t7oops-fOr
waica the Legislature voted them thanks, (he base
retchss but they not half enough. Genl Ander-
sons health too IS very n6rm and it is minated that
he il not the msu for the emergency.
The Times reports that on the lSh, the .Federa's at
Fort Pekens paunsd attack sgAns. privateer fitting
out at Pensacola and succeeded in cutting her on. and
burning her, The assAilants lost killed and twice
~ many wounded
The telegraph from the West is very cheerful IN its
-. o,d ,rouss brilliant A,beyments on the Ohio and
Mississippi.
From cur own State, we have nothing definite. The
oo,kaudOul story, which took id Of COZ, mpo
IAies Yesterday, Notwithstanding the repeated admon
ols they have had from L,vettsvie," is very much in
ueed Of confirmation.
As TO the movements in Fairfax will be by the
report Of the n Y. Times that they are very myster
GUS Tine will solve al things
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

SOUTHERN RESOURCES Some OF our lady friends will
never forget h, romantic visits to the sapetes in
Gas, county They will be glad to learn that it has been
converted from common and poe ical, to an uncommon
and practical use Il is made TO furnish "vlanous
sal,peter" for the Confederate States. The venerable
cave wa laid under contribution in similar manner
during the war Of 1912, and the saltpeter then
hanled in wagons to Blount county, Tennessee to be
manufactured Into guDpo~der 1t is taken to Nash
VILE An average Of ons hundred and twenty-five pounds
day are turned out at twenty five cents per pound
The operations carried under the supernendence
Of our friend Mark Hardin q who the cage and
the same man who was employed in 1912 in managing
the works-Roms (Ga.) SOllihtrner.