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ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
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STATESMEN ,JUDsEs,cLERGYMEN

AIDES Gentleman parts Of the world testify 10
gentlemen Of the Press praise. few tea
timonis only be given; circular MORE viii
~ Wall Street, New York, Dec. Goth, 1850.
GEsfLKxKE: Your note Of the 18th been received
Of Woods Hair Restorative requesting my certificate Of The
fact If had no objection to give it
Isvard IL to yeu cheeruly because think due Ny
Is about SO the color OF hair aubuFn inclined
curl Some i've ak since began turn gray, and
dand:u to io upon T. Each Of these ana n
creased with and shout fsur months since fourth vas
added % hsn hair falling on the top Of my head and threat
this unpleasant predcamsnt was induced to try woods
for really expectation gray hair could ever be re-
stored to its original color except Dyes was however,
only the falling arreed color restored
70 the gray hairs and sen.b 70 the scalp and daDdrua
ed TO form head, much TO the
at whose solicitation vas induced to tryit.
For tAi, among the obligations to her sex,
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
hsir wives to prathy example, and growing gray
To Wood a Co., 4l4 Broadway, New York. - -'-'
Ny family absent from the city, and longer No.
sianastOn Ala. July ach. 1859.
To PRoF NooD: Dear SIR: Your Restorative has
done hair much good since commenced the
wish make known the PUBLIC Of its hair
hair and By resort to your sir Restorative The hsir will
rstun beautiful than at least this experience
Believe tsli Yours truly,
S-You publish the above fyou like By publishing
several Of your certificates Mobile Mercury srong
Southern PAPER. WI X.
WOODS HAIR REsTORATIYE.
PRoTEssoR WooD Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune
to lose the portion OF hair from the effects yellow
fever, in New Orleans in 1851 induced
preparations and found It the thing
ed Ny hair is thick and gosy and express
my obligation to you in giving to the afflicted such treasure
FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative is put Ia bottles Of three Sizes large
medium and small; the small holds pint and for Sl
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty per In
proportion than the SMALL res for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart 90 cent in proporon and 30
abotte. d. J. Wood Co., Prsprieers, IA Broadway,
New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis No. BIZ ali
good Druggists and Fancy Gceds Dealers
Sold in Nashville BY
EWING, PENDLETON & CO.
BERRY & DEM0vILLE,
BROWN & EVANS,
DEAoVILLE CO.,
and ali gced Druggists IN the city.
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RoIfe 3. Saunders.

While we sbhor the idea Of Southern man hold
ng Office under Mr.. Lincoln, and cannot appreciate
he taste which could suggest the acceptance, much
ess the application to the malignant assailants Of
,ur rights for sn Office, must say that Mr.. Saun'
lers in our opinion will make faithful and dill
zeut public officer. Oar personal intercourse with
sim has been of the kindest character, and we
would have preferred to soc some one for when we
AVE less esteem in his unenviable situation. As
20 any effort to prevent him from occupying the
sfice, the idea bat exists 10 the minds Of those
whose timid apprehensions have excited it. Some
one had 10 hold the Office as the Senior of this
paper had fully determined to cease his official con-
aeoiion with the rotten power at Washington the
very moment The obligations Of his official bond re-
lieve0 him Memphis Avalanche.
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COLLECTING Sou1uERx REyENUE.-The Alexandria
(va) Ssatiad has this view of the question Of the
collection Of revenue: "If, for the sake of peace
Mr.. LINCOLN allows imports to flow into the seeded
States under their low tariff and then by the claim
that those States are still in the Union, allow pur-
chasers from the nonseceded States to 60 there and
buy those goods, breaks down the Northern
cities and destroys his own revenue. He Is thus in
yolyed in dilemma from which he is compelled
speedily to escape-either by the path Of war on
the one hand, or by the recognition of Southern
n.,;onoIit,, ON the other There is no middle path
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DR. K RussEII, DENTAL SuR0BoN.-Dr. x. pegs
leave 10 invite the attention Of those interested 70
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, apon
vulanite as being infinitely superior TO the old
method upon gold plate Since introducing thus plan
now over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred Sets the advantages of which for su-
rabity, lightness and purity are abundantly test-
fed by the numerous certificates. DR.. z. Is contn-
ually receiving in their favor. Office No II Cherry
street. three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
usual. rmarchl7-f
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wsshinEtOa Gossip


RIcHxoSD, March 22.--Mr. Baldwin, of Augusta.
replied in q strong Unien speech.
Mr.. Carlisle offered substitute far tbs r.na-t
being the Peace Conference measures Refsrr,d IA
the Committee Of The Whole.
Mr.. Boyd offered substitute for the arst section.
Referred.
A secession caucus Was held last night, but no
definite action was had
The Legislature had agreed to adjourn on he Ist
Of April.
RIcHNoED, Va, March % in the Convention
to-day Mr. Baldwin continued his remarks, speak
ing three hours. He considered the Peace Confer
snee Propositsons an acceptable basis OF sdjust-
nent, but thought the majority report from tho
Committee on Federal Relations, in some respaels.
al Improvement The other peeesdiags we're
important.
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nI.aouri conrentian

ST. LOUIS, March PIN convention yesterday
Mr. Henderson, chairman of the committee to which
was referred the communication Of the commis-
sioner from Georgia, presented long report. de.
claring against secession, and exhorting Georgia
and other seeding States to desist from the reyou
tionary measures commenced BY them, and unite
their voices with ours in restoring peace and ce>
menting the Union. In other regards the report
does not materially differ from that of the Commit
ice on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Birch presented a minority report denying
the legal right Of secession, but recognizing the
right Of revolution. While deplorng the sectional
disorganzation Of the country, we viii cot despair
Of future justice til our complaints shall haFP been
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For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office dec29-tf
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Foreign RIarkets.


NEW YoRK, March s3-rhe Steamer Canada has arrived
Halifax with Liverpool dates Of the 9hcotton sales q ne
81 600 bales Of which speeutors took Is 900 bs, and
exporters 9eOe bAes-aI qualities advanced except Tar
which unslsered but subsequently, the market les ARA
Sales Friday s0 bales Of which Spectators took 1900 lalsl
closing firm steady. Orleans Fair * Orleans Mddn =
Mobile Fair " Mobile Mi5dling 6I-Upand Fair 7'z--uP
land Niddings Ils Stock Liverpool 1ossoO base %
which 1900 bHics American.
HxwTrr Co report advance Of lle9k chiefly on Up
IADds, but since the arrival Of the city Of Baltimore FROM ne
United States, quotations barely maintained orisana
Mddiing l5-16.
Manchester sdvices u3favornble.
Breadstuas steady. Provisions duh
oOnsus 9i1z99IS for money and S29921 for account.
L1TrRcoon Saturday 600 bales Of which spectators
exporters 400 bales, eosisg quiet bat ssay.
Breadstufs quiet ba: steady. Provisions dull.
cOnsuls Of OK for and 9sR for account
Bullion in the Bank decreased l49 eco pounds
Money m1sxet generally unchanged.
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McLEAS's CoRDIAL.-As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement of McLean's Cordial,
&c.
1t is very well known we are not particularly
favorable to patent medicines, and, as general
thing, eschew the whole Of them with but little GER
emony, and with these sentiments we declined in
sorting this advertisement until knew what were
the ingredients Of the medicine, and how compound
ed. This we have learned, and believing, as we do
that the ingredients are good, and the compound
judiciously made, we recommend it as a mixture
worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. AcANAILT, which
speaks volumes in favor of MCLEAS's Cordial. We
say to al, try it. See the advertisement another
ooI,,u,n
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Gen. J. W. WHITFIELD, who removed from This
State 10 Kansas, and delegate from that Terri
.ory to Congress during the latter part Of Mr..
PIERcR's and the first part Of Mr.. BucHANAS's sd-
ninisirAtiOn, left New Orleans few days ago for
Texas, taking with him fine lot Ofnegroes. The
3eneral has located in Texas
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GRAIN AT THE WEsT.-lt is stated that among the
immense quantities of grain now in store at the
West, destined for shipment to Buffalo and OswegO
on the opening of navigation, there is at present
stored in the great warehouses Of SruRGEs, BUcKNG
HAN & Co. on the Illinois Central Depot grounds IN
Chicago, the amount of nearly million ard a hal
bushels of grain. In warehouse "B" there are
G45S5 bushels Of spring wheat, 561 534 bushels OF
barley, 1873 bushels of oats. fetal sol las bush
els, or by weight, 22,j72 tons. In warehouse "a
there are nearly geo 900 bushels of grain and the
quantity will increase until the amount in the other
!. reached. unless in a short time owners commence
rut,ino II on board Vessels in the river.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Il
NH@ DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for the last
&S4sS four ye.rs OF Louisville, Kentucky and has
attention to the treatment private
yerrs himself having attended practice
years. cured Thousands he enabled
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they be
niudeious medical treatment, rc neglect of their
Dr. Kings Dspenssy No 70 Deadk street, between Cherry
the Square, where he all diseases private
GoSoEHA cured without nsucious medicine Interference
from business.
STRIcruRrs ofold recent date saectualy
days, operation which causes no pain Where structure
health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undernines the constitution 80 much.
sYPns, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
treatment be e6ectuslly cured in few days.
SEMINAL WkAKEEss particular attention having been given to
this and the consequences grewn of brought
the destructive habits Of inconsiderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the
At for business society, and causing premature old
Females who be laborng with difficulty Of the Womb
may Fest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
enclosed directed to DR. A King, No g. Deadck street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia ethp medicine sent to thr
address, with directions Strict secrecy Observed Once
from o'clock in the morning until ia the evenngI
nay23. 1S59-d&uIy
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Enthusiastic secession Meeting.

GoLDsBoRoUGH, n. c., March PA large ani
enthusiastic Southern Rights meeting was held here
to-day. The Southern flag was hoisted On the Court
House. About 600 delegates were present, all for
immediate secession and no compromise. Wildon
N. Edwards was President. Speeches were made
by the Hon. W. J. Moses, Of S. c., Edward Runsn,
and Cen Young
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L. S. TRoeFs AT THE FoRTs AT San FRANcIsco-We
see by the late California papers that Fort Point at
San Francisco has, by order of Gen. ScorT, been
gArrisOned by Captain LrSDRUNs company OF the
third artillery. Fort Alcatras, opposite the same
city is garrisoned by two companies (l2O mem un-
der Capt. STEWART, of the sixth infantry. Three
companies (25O men) from Oregon, were daily ex-
pected arrive, to still further strengthen the de-
fenses of the harbor
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VOLUME BY CLARA."-It viii be gratifying to the
many admirers of =" Clara's,n beautiful prodnc-
items, to learn that she has in press forthcoming
volume of poems, consisting of pieces already
given to the public. through the newspapers which
to printed in the most elegant style, with steel
plate llustratns. Some of these illustrations have
been printed on Sc arate sheets in advance and
nay be purchase kst the book stores. They are
riews of Mrs. President Perks residence, Melrose,
he residence of Mrs. AARON V. Brown, and Birds
Nest Cottage" the residence of the fair poetess.
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Tennessee Division No. 80, win celebrate the 18th
anniversary this evening in sons' Hall, Masonic
Temple Members Of the Order generally are in
rited to be present
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mnIIa RnrneA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Thirty-aye mail
pouches were burned on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad on Wednesday night. Among them were
the St. Louis and Louisville mails Of the 18th Gin
cinnati, Toledo, Columbus, and Pittsburg mails Of
the 10th, for Harrisburg Philadelphia, and Wasli>
ington. The Harrisburg mail was saved. special
agent has gone to the remains Of the letters,
which will be sent to the dead letter Office.
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FRUT-It is said by those who have examined
hat all the peaches in this section of the country
ave been killed by the late severe frosts. What
becomes of the old saying that peaches are never
killed in March?-JacesOa Wing, March p.
The Wing says the prospect for a large wheat
,rop in West Tennessee was never better
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Wheat in this section looks remarkably well
better than we ever saw it at this season Of the
wear. 1t was feared that some crops were too for
ward. but we suppose the cold weather in the early
part of the week had tendency to check their
growth somewhat. If accident befall the crop
an unusual quantity will be raised.-SPrinqfeld
fTenuO Republican, March %.
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o1.ss'r'S, March 22~-The Legislature met on
the 18th. The House and Senate took The cath If
aiiegiance-a few members taking Il under protest
Wv houston and the Secretary of State retired
and surrendered the archives.
Hsusson has issued an appeal to the people, de-
nouncing the Convention
The latter to~day passed substitute for the army
bill, raising only one mounted regiment
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we are receiving our stock of Spring and Ssnnaer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
winch we are selling at prices to suit the times.
Also fine LOT of Cloths, Cassimerss and Pesti'qs,
made to order. WARD, BERNNaHAx 4 Co,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public Square.
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FARRAR, DrsMUKEs 4 Co. are opening most beau
tfu lot Of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Lodss
and 0siIdren Call on them ladies, they bssuti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marchlI-n.
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NEW YoRx, March % The service on the Over
land Buttsrfsld Mail Route is about 10 cease in
pursuance Of the act Of Congress; mails for Cal
ifornia from all parts Of the country must 90 via
Panama until the new route via Salt Lake and Rls-
eerville goes iuto operation on the LIST Of June
Army and Navy of the Confederate States.
AUGUSTA Ca, March 22.-The Montgomery Az
retiser publishes long, correct LIST Of Army and
Federal officers.
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po,,mn.,er nd Na.l,ri,,e.

From the following dispatch 70 Gen. ANDERSON it
viii be seen that Mr.. McNIsH has been appointed
Postmaster at Nashville:
WASHINGTON, March %, 1861.
To S. r. ANDERSON Mr.. McNBH has been APP
pointed Postmaster. No Marshal appointed.
A. O.P. NIsHoLsoS.
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HUNTS WILL e HI o T e L,
HUNTSVILLE, Ala
EIs House is for the aceomodaon Of the Public
The rooms are large we'll ventilated and furnished in
e best str and beautiful furniture and carpets
The Public Rooms and Halls are lighted By Gas
The Ladies and Paflo furnished In SPLEEN.
dld and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shs at all times be supplied with everything good home and
foreign market having In employ good and
xpsrenced and table servants, everything shall be pre-
pared and served In the best manner.
THE BAR
"a furnshed with excellent Liquors snd Wines com
urising All the popular brand both native and foreign
growth CONNECTED with this house IL splendid
BILLIARD SALOONG
containing three tables. sfOr&ng pleasant and healthy
recreation for . leisure hour.
Everything my shall ksdone to make the guests Ct
'0 s.b nS1.s JOHN p LEE. Superintendent.
Notice.
rUVHE heretofore existing under the style Of
vARps GrLKERsnE 4 Co. this day dissolved By
tnal consent. Z 0rkzusoE retiring from the arm.
10 EDWARDS,
J. &. GTLKRKsON,
JulylI 1850 e. r. EDWARDS.
90 xpwIRDs s.s EARRn, .KDuARDs
EDWARDS, HARRIS a. Co.,
(succnsoRs zDwARDs, ezLKzRsoE & co.,
VH7ILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding ana
wv csmmiscn the old stand College and
Church streets. julyi5-1
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NEw YoRK, March 23-csnOn quiet ami scarcely 90 arm
since Cansdas received Sales 1900 bales nadng
Uplanas l9 Flour s,eaay-ses lsso barrels s. I0s Is
Wheat advanced Isc Corn armsAes 20 900 bushels e47i
Mess Pork nm-ses Ileo SIG 50. sugar-sass slO hhds
Cuba 5x. Moizses-0risans35
o1ScrnArE March 3-Rlour Gull, a 4094 So oar ask
Whisky 1885, Ness Pork quiet ss T59i7. Lard 9slo SUI
gar steady 6875E. Coles I3k9I3z. Mclass.s 32S34c
oRLEANs March 23Cotion sales to-day 5000 bales
Middng I9921zc Sugar sasy 4Kssz. Flour quss IS Is
as 20.
Frsizhts to Liverpool 7-l69I5-32d.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, March 23.-Ths Senate elected Foot
Frealaent pro tenn, Brsckinridgs having communi-
ca'ed to the Senate bis design to be absent during
me remainder of the session.
" AsHisaroN, March 3D. Mason and Hunter have
s'ns 10 Virgins to urge immediate secession.
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RESPONSIBILITY OF LIQUOR DEALERs-One clause OF
bill in relation to the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
which passed the Massachusetts, House of Represen-
taavss on the 18th inst provides that the husband
wife, parent, child, guardian or employer of any
person who hereafter may have the habit Of drink
ing spurious intoxicating liquors to may,
IN an action of tort, against any person persons
who shall sell or deliver urAawfully to the person
having such habit, recover as damages any sum not
exceeding $500 and not less than $50
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CHEROKEE CUREr

CHEROKEE CUREy
An Unfditi90 for Seminal Weakness EOc-
turnaI EmInissiOnss IEspotezcy, Lose Of Posssr,
PGiHs n he Back, Stone IN TIE Bidder, 06sfrecssd
and DlTca1 Asastruation, and al Diseases caused
ey dsoioNeS from The path OF Manure, and sndHl0sac
"a SPECIALIZATION.
BY the use OF this Cure all improper discharges
Cd the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored. : .
khs contemplating marriage, should sound
mind and boey necessary promote connubia happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the debated, down and
Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure will relief
It safe and pleasant in its action son
tanning no mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts In the form of delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle three for S. and and
By expires to all parts Of the world.
bold By ali respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER 4 MERWIN. Proprietors, ST. Louis Ma.
Bold IN Nashville BY Ewing Pendleton, Berry Deuoys
@. "; Asndershott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
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YInGINIA TFsTIm0NY-

Nsssrs- 3 A. 1dAas8fscb e Co.
aentiemeas-HE James B. RstslGe, resident Of Hen
rico county, tbs city Of Nehmcnd Virginia. tha fol-
lowing statement mss
negro boy. two years old, very sick presumed the
cause to be He became much prosrated that de
SPARED Of all hopes Of his and the last resort
constituted to try A. Fahnssocks Vermuge, and chased
OF o. A. strek, vial Of which gave him feaspoonsul,
morning and hight for three days in continuation In less
than three hours after had given him first the child
commenced to Of all inches
long, tie astonishing from four 70 ave and
the boy Is PERFECTLY well.
certify, with pleasure, to the ruth Of the statement
o. A. STRECKER.
III Purchasers sheuld look iOez TO TIE the
wrapper, and So that they buying RAHhTocxs Wa
MvuGE, and no other. uAr3-wJm
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Call at the IxsURANCE OFFICE OF W. J. MARI,
on College street, and get insured in the Lnsurane
Company Of the Valley Of Virginia, the oldest and
most reliable Virgins Company doing business in
.his citv mar22n
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kOrolBH.
NEW York March 22.-The Canada brings III 900
pounds specie. The banks of Poland refusing to
make specie payments Russia bonds, the military
took possession Of the amount required.
Prince Napoleon is about to proceed to negotiate
the withdrawal of the French from Rome.
Warsaw was quiet SO people were killed by the
troops during the recent disturbance.
The blockade of Messina is. officially proclaimed.
Hostilities have commenced
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Wewere gratifed to see the concert last night for
the benefit of the orphans so largely attended The
large Concert Hall in the Masonic Temple was fun
It was q success in every respect.
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The Largest Circulation OF any
Political Paper i'm Tenn.

The UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at the following very low
rates. Subscriptions always to be paid
in advance.
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FEAcHEs.-One Of the largest peach-growers in
this county informed us yesterday that only 8 few
of his peaches have been killed, and that unless
there is severe cold westE yet he viii have large
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
oORREcrrD DAILY BY THE MsRcaAETs' BAxK-sHIPARB Ca
Tennessee.

BKoKKR AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, KnoxVills.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxvills.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TsEewell.
Bank Of TREeWell,.