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he report IS given as received.
=,.c;ai T,.s,.tch 70 tire Kno-viile Repiste
From Missouri.

QUINCY, Ill, Sept. 4.-Gen Pope arrived last night
and leaves this evening to take the field in Miss
sOnri .-a-a
The rebels have torn up the railroad track and
cut down the telegraph poles between Hurewell and
Shelbina. Martin Green was between these places
yesterday with force of two thousand well armed
men and tive pieces of artillery. General Hurburt
Is reported west of Shelbina with 1900 or 800
Iowa and Illinois troops.
am authorized to say that the reports that Gen.
Fremont had disapproved and countermanded Gen.
Popes orders regarding the policy adopted IN North
Missouri, and particularly with regard to levying
contributions in Marion county and Palmyra,
without the slightest foundation in truth.
General Pope will proceed Immediately with such
force as will insure the complete execution of his
poicV.
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BLANKETS, Socks, &c, FOR THE ARNY.-We are
requested to say that Rev. Mr.. CAMPBELL has made
an arrangement with Col. STEWART, Gen. AMBER
SONS Aid, to take charge Of the blankets clothing,
&c, for the First Regiment of Tennessee VOlun-
teers. The ladies of Nashville and others, who
have made liberal donations to our volunteers will
feel confident that their munificent bounty will go
safety in the hands of Col. STEWART. Mr. CANPBELL
requests that all who have subscribed blankets, to-
gether with all who have blankets or socks to give
for such noble cause, will send them to the Auc-
ton Store of HARDY BROTHERs No. AZ Public Square,
by or before Monday morning next.
Let US make our brave Tennessee soldiers feel
more than ever, that they are fighting for noble
people.
Let each donation be accompanied with the name
of the donor and its value.
S. B. CHRIsTY, of Murfreesboro', Tennessee, is
thankful to the few who have paid him from recent
sales of wheat and other produce and he believes
there are many others who could increase his graf
ItHde from similar sales by making an effort. Let
them try. [sept Sit.
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WAsHISGTOS, September 7.--Reports from vsriour
points on the other side of the Potomac represent
all quiet last night and this morning.
The Confederate steamer Yorktown is u miles
above Newport News awaiting an opportunity to
run the blockade.
The Confederaies are within FIVE miles of the
Presidents house and three miles from Arlington
Heights.
At daylight the relief guard Of the Federals were
fired on near Hunters Chapel. At sunrise two
companies sent out to reconnoitre discovered that
the Confederates had trken possession of Balls
Cross Roads, having thrown forward two regiments
during the night Three regiments were posted
along Little Greek, near Hunters Chapel, with
four brass howitzers drawn by men They have
no other artillery, and are digging rife pits West
OF hunters Chapel The COnfederases are briskly
engaged drilling on Munson's Hill, occ asionally
firing st pickets.
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DIR. KINGS DKSPENsARY
ZOE PREVATE DISEASES

mEF7aD Oh. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR thsI
S&ss1a four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private orr
thirty yerrs aters himself having attended 20 practice
many years. cured many thousands he enabled
all diseases Of private nature, matter how they may
from inudcieus medical treatment from neglect their
Dr. Kings Dspensay No. % Dedrck street. between Cherry
and the Square, he all deases Of private
osoRHEA cured without nsuc;ous medeins nssrranss
from business
sTRICrURPs or recent date, ssecually cured In few
dsys By an operation which pain Where structure
exist health capnot be enjoyed Perhaps disease cazsS
mischief aad undeTmiaes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with sill the diseases Of the skim growing cut
ect or treatment be edectu2lly cured in few days
sKkrH WKAEss, particular stsnton having been given
this disease and all the consequences grsn o brought
on in many BY the destructive habits Of noonsdeTste
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will UNDERMINE he constitution, rendering the subject
for business society," and causing premature old
Females may be aboring with dscUlLy o. TIC Womb
Gay rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing sad stating
lee enclosed directed to DR. King, No D. Desdrck street,
Nashye Tenn will hA ethe BecessaTy medicine teiY
address, With necessary directions Strict secrecy oseyed 0cs
oars from o'clock N the morning unt in the evening
caA-23 IS59-d &Uly
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TEE RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAcT
By GREAT BRTTAN.-TwO gentlemen from Charles
ton, just from England, passed through our city on
yesterday, ea route for home. Both of them are
well known TO Us, and we can place the fullest
patches from our Commissioners il Europe TO Pres
dent Davisof their contents of course ne processes
no knowledge. At various points from Quebec to
the line of the Southern Conted eraCy this gentleman
was often searched, but the Lincolnites failed
md the dispatches which were most artiully con-
cealed, we know where, but think 1t imprudent to
let the secret out.
Upon the rec Eri:ion Of our Government, and
raising the blhL--!c, our Charleston friends cay
there Is rot l0UOs Upon the miGG of any one IN
England. = large nuw0e .: merchants were there
from the Sou p a. p I'll whom maze heavy purchases
to be Psla Tor wEen the goods safely delivered
to cOnslgneos in the ports 2i tie south Our read
ers may rely upon the truth of this intelligence
A.alRta (GG) f.
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The BLOCKADE OF EAST FLORIDA. "A passenger
from East Florida, with whom we conversed yes,
terday, informed US that the whole coast of st.
Augustine is blOcksded but that vessels manage to
elude the vigilance of the blockaders. He reports
a vessel laden with coffee and fruit having run the
blockade on the 18th ult., under a heavy fire of
shot and shell from the feet. They all fell short of
her, however, and did no damage Some two hours
previous to his departure there had cen, off st
Augustine, exchange of shots between the fleet.
and the Floridans on the coast
The Floridisns express themselves as very conf
dent that with the assistance of their batteries they
bid defiance to all and any of Lincoln piratical
invaders.
The planters have unanimously determined not
to ship pound of Sea Island Cotton, either North
or South, for speculation, having pledged their en-
tire crop to the good of the Confederate States
Charleston C0uier, Sept 8.
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Gen. GRANTS REORGANIZATION.

The following procloclamation WAS Issued:
have come among you, not as an enemy. but
your friend and fellow citizen not to inure and an
noy you, but to respect defend, and enforce the
rights of all loyal citizens. An enemy in rebellion
against our common Government has taken DOS
session, planted it's guns upon the soil of
Kentucky and fred upon our flag Columbus and
Hickman are in his hands and be Is moving upon
your city. am here to defend you against the
enemy, to assist in maintaining the authority and
sovereignty of your Government. l have
nothing to do with opinions. / shall deal only
with armed rebellion, its aiders and sbet-
tors. lou can pursue your usual avoca-
tons without fear, the strong arm of the Govern
ment is here to protect lis friends and punish only
its enemies. Whenever it is manifest that yoa are
able to defend yourselves and maintain the authori-
ty of your Government, and protect the rIghus Of
loyal citizens, shall withdraw the forces under nv
command (Signed) T. S. GRANT
Brig Gen C0mms1dipr
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THE Action OF MADISON Comfy The County Court
of Madison county mindful of the comfort of our
gallant soldiers, who denying themselves 81 the
comforts of home, and undergoing incredible hard
ships, for the good of our common country, at its
meeting the present week, took official action to
ascertaing the amount of means, and quality of ar
ticles which our good citizens are disposed to
tr .bUted for the benefit of the army. They accor-
ingy made it the duty of the Sheriff to have print
ed a subscription paper, with suitable blanks for
eveny citizen to subscribe his or her name, with
list of articles, such it is hoped all will feel dis
posed to sign. The Sheriff has already had the subs
scrptiOn papers prepared and the court hss enjoin
ed it upon the COnstables in the respective districts
TO call upon every family within his district, and
obtain the subscription of such articles, may lie
needed. If the Constable of any district is sick
otherwise unable disinclined to work, the Sher-
if is required to 0ppOint reliable and efficient
person to attend to this duty.-Jdckson Whig,
SerfE
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The Reac1Ion in TIE West.

The Jackson Wing says the following an extract
from letter to citizen of that place from gen>
.tleman in Chicago:
- / should like to see yeu very much but sup
pOEe it will be some time before we will see each
other, as you have made up your mind to Is Ike
your chances with the South. know | should do
the same if was there. One thing is sure, and that
is that stall never fight against the South. I'M
dersand they going TO impress men into service
and if it should be my luck to be one Of them, you
may look for me down there; for, before | would
GghtIa this abolition army. would be shot There
was regiment of men left here last night, for Mis-
souri,. They were the most inferior men | ever
There is great resctiOn going On here, since
men begin to look at things cooly. Six weeks
ago did not dare say word against the war, but
since they are beginning 70 make il an Abolition
war, we talk and snd say Just what We like. 1t
has been very difficult to get volunteers, and il
would be nearly impossible TO get them at ALL if
they could get anything else 70 do"
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R..rEr mills.

FsEHE osst Improved doEhegrindiag Bark Mills vet nysu
ed e nov being manufactured. Will ready for DE-
livery b. the first Of october For sale 1t
J. LUMSDEN & CO.,
Ne II South Market street, Nashville, Team.
LUMsDEN & MANN,
septl-n No 50 Magazine street, Eew-0rIesns, La.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS Among the arrivals by
the steamer st. Nays yesterday, were the following
prisoners, which were captured off st. Simon's Is
lands by the Okefenokee Rifles Capt Dasher: Lem
uel Turner, Josiah Grooms, George W. Adams and
Richard Lynn. They were in charge of detach-
ment of the Rifles, under command Of Lieut.. James
Smith. and were turned over to General Lawton.
The offence charged against those men, of which we
learn there is ample proof to convict them. was
that of holding communication and supplying The
enemy. They hail from Jacksonville, Fla and
state that they were Savannah Republir
can, Sent f.
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Qua ACKNowLEDGs NENT AS A BELIIGERENF Power
Though the Lincoln government still refuses 10 of
cialiy accord to the Confederate States their ae-
acknowledgements as a belligerent puEer, various
military officers in the Federal service are cJntinu-
ally doing so without being reprlmauded in the
slightest from headquarters at Washington.
Butler, when at Fortress Monroe. exchanged
prisoners with Gen. ksgruder Col Wallace the
abolition commander at Cape Girardeau. has with
in the past few days exchanged prisoners under
recognized Tag Of truce with Gen. Pillow. and Com
mOdoIe Strlngbam accepted the eaptula5ior Of
Fort Hatteras under the express stipulation 70
treat Capt Barrow and his srison as prisoners OF
war, and as such award them al The usual courte.
sizes sppertsinIDg to belligerents.
Such paltry dodge IS this il unworthy even Of
the gorilla concern over which Abe Lincoln pre-
des-AsapAis appeal.
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For Sale $500 Acres of Fine Bark
Lands.

TENHK south compelled have Leather IN great quantities.
here 8 chan e ALL a. ooA fer your.
selves will tell ala ga'n-ty lie ~ csc lsIos We Bark
timber IN supply large TSnnty for yaas to
together with sbUrcaDce Of unrIpg water to nd
Bark, and irs rig sad aucs have sD tei five
good anal cUtafes rse al dlrus ct re cuse,
large shelter a. Get by 80 Cd the 81 fer the
lot OF p5nk sustal III ing Ns;s End al 90
cores & ready use; also Trs she table
othsr hossss here Cuvs til C. 5scs O. lard
near sp, ma hs iOTI ed this iocsiy for The
tao in busines nliss ut Flea sc eud
% shs T--E-s-se sn6 asa esT J. re- IVA siNaF
ipdeed. 4 10 10 ueighbtrhOC verirr res and
schools vii sell said VI OF ;efms Third
each IenaTde O snt he purchaser exchange
property, goods groceries, any good a prcpsg Give
look RooRoss
sep5-dlns
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LEcnNn rToUNrAIN REETmENT.

IL volunteer desrieus of terng the erS OF
~ the State for twelve months viii pressed for hEih to
Camp Zocaer, Livingston CFeEton county TenIes
where they viii be mustered the service By ames bic
Henry Adj atant General Of TIE State until the secoEd Re
complete But hrse companies this hsVe been
mustered terVice for organza said regiments I'D bere
aer the cenpaaeI will he mustered in they press them
selves 70 the officer for that purpose Be received
each company BE- compofei Of ssvenyegh abbed ed
who be passed by the acting Sur rs
no required there restriction to thee
from which the rpauies shall Tents carp equip
age, uniforms have already been u nished at sad
for sad ResimsaE Prem the foregoing rules in TIA formation
Of said regiment, no deviation viii be made.
auc3i-d2W
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Land for Sale,

"TTsHTNG to West have determined TO sell my
w farm containing 262 lying in Frsnklin
Tennessee the of Blk and Immediately
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, within AZ miles Of Win
chester 3nles from Dechsrd miles from AOpa Depot
Esll Springs miles the old AlisOna Factory
There 40 $50 cleared land and 60 Of tst in oo
This land is level and has comfortable dHeng
cabins and other buildings necessary farm and good
FreesOne well there the sae plenty pond
water that fails for stock The timber upoR this and
put into cord wood will pay for itself twice. THERE'S also
splendid school house upon this land The terms will be
aecomnodatinF will take part all in likely Negroes
from 900 to 81 500 in good Mares ard Mul-s
mined to SELL For further particulars address st Est
Springs. A. c. GILL, ia.
sep7-dIm
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GEN. BRAGG NOT GONG TO VIRGINIA A friend 90
cupying high position in the army at Pensacola,
writes US under date of the Cd inst
1T is not true stated in the Charleston Mercury
that Gen. Bragg is going to Virginia Gen. Anderson
has arrived but as the successor of Gen. Walker
not of Gen Bragg. We are certain that the latter
will not leave his faithful soldiers Savannah Re
publican Sept 3.
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GeneraIlOrners,NO.As.

FORT HENRY, Tenn. River
August 231, 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A. HENAN
Col Commanding at Fort Henry
". L. MCGoNNICo, Adiutant
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In Uhaacery as LafayeTSe--JURC RuIes


* GOD ALL AID Andrews Richard Wrgh; and others.
az motion it s caring the Clerk and Master, that
WTgh Of the De end rts in this
edeut the Of re that tie mary process
tails court served nPon him It h-teFe ordered
ny 81 said IN pu7is ton be nads
UsOn successive Is. requiring
said Hichari Wright appear the bouse 10 the
town zfage.e comfy Hac.n 81 e Of Tehnes
he ist Fiisy after 81 Nonl4s ext, then and
pleaI, dznur complainant III, and In de-
fault three sid oil viii be taken fer confessed and set for
tesrng expaEte !, to him, This June, 1861.
SagsssNatpr'sfse , JOHN oLAIRos Nh e,&K,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Paducah Invested By Lincoln Troops.
CAIRO, Sept, 6.-Gen. Grant took possession of
Padueah. Kentucky, today and seized the telegraph
Office. He issued . proclamation urging the Cit
Gems TO attend to tbsir business, and concludes
whenever it is manifest that you are able to defend
yourselves and maintain the authority of the Gov.
ernment and protect loyal citizens shall withdraw
the forces under my command"
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JOB PRINTER WANTED.
UTANTED AT THIS OFFICE GOOD job Printer.
Wv ssp6 70

EXCITEMENT AT FERSANDNA-We learn there has
been quite stampede of families from the town of
Fernandins Florida, in the last few days. uEder ap
prehensIons of bOmbardment of the town by
the Lincoln fleet We have not learned the particu-
lar ground on which the citizens anticipate an at
tack at this time-SIpdanqh Rspublican. Sent 4.
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nVIish and classical school.

EkTANFED at the Site Aroory Bscssaiths Go sal.hs
IRON Finishers, aad Gua seksrs, whom fair wages
WILDE paid.
oontrac for the delivery Of large nmher Of Gan Barrels
and Gun Stocks bnisbei in t. roush Gun Locks
% or parts OF small sl be entered 10 appea-
Gon . GEORGE W MORSH,
sHs4t-1lm' Superintendent
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1899 Boxes ViFg inia Manufactured
Tobacco Mt Auction.

NETBURsDAY the 10Th day OF septembS We will sell At
pubic suction, the city OF Nashville, at 10 O'Clock A.
M 1900 boxes ef Manufactured Virginia Tobacco, all Grades
and styles, in part as follows:
$50 fine belufdl bright poundsbrsned 3eO Edo
TddO.
Is stces ae Ss,z Twists, Is to the poanebransed Do
DEM
&C. boxes in il cases style tst as sbOvsbrandsI
Back SCJR
II terces do do
81 boxes dark sWess p1uuEs--brandedH Honey Noon.
OF boxes dark ssset peuLdS-b anHed Unique.
36 aI boxer in Al cases Of half pounds sTeebrsndd
Unique
45 small boxes in s. beautiful bright twists IS to the
pounS-branted Jsoel Of OpAfT
81 boxes extra fne tright-b aGdes g r. 4.
81 do extra-braudsd Golden ScepGTs-
The above Tobacco, tie propnty Ygiaa Man ufseurer,
shipped this city and YORK California and AUS
traa stepped b. Tennessee authority TIE has
con;l dsd il here rather than return it to Virginia The
special OF the trade ard 4 ohe 10 Of Tobacco
called to tn sale, variety ofere ali supply
thsmselve1. IL will he gere1 lots y suit Terms cash
sepJ did LANIEG, PHILLIPS a co.
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CorDsBoRo,, N, c., September As p. r.-All ia
quiet here now. There are no signs nor expeots-
tioa Of an attack by the enemy. Preparations are
being vigorously pushed forward 70 receive him if
he SHOULD attempt to gain foothold upon the nun
land. see DO indications of any movement TO
beat of the invaders from their present posltion-
The energy and activity displayed is mt what
the occasion would seem to command No intellis
genee has been received here of any further
movements Of the Yankees aioHg 4 e co ST.
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Several Sisters Of Charity have recently arrived
in Richmond from the vicinity Of Washington, and
are now engaged in attending the sick. We learn
that they solicited permission from Old ABE and
were refused passports, hen finally, having deter
mined to persevere in their mission of mercy,
they escaped by stealth from the tyrant's dOmin-
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sFATE OF TENNESSEE,

Dickson COu"ty Court Aug. Rules, 1861.
P. 4. Miller and wife, Robert T. Hatl0ck Petition to
sell Laad. 1885,
happening to my satisfaction tn T. Matock ard W
MARSHALL Maddox two Of the 6esnoSDts this cause,
nonresens Of the State Ct Tennessee and beyond the
Of the ordinary process CT this Court Il therefore ordered
that publication made for Opv weeks in the Union and
American, newspaper published ia the sity Of Nashville
qurng ad nonresident defendants to appear before the Dick
County Court at Charlotte, on LIST Monday in HoVeu
be 1861 and then and there plead answer deuur to tbs
above petition, the N be taken for confessed to
them and set for hearing Darte, August, lS6I
Aug H-W4t printers fee 50. Taos. O. MORRIS, Z n.
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BsERsHEBA SPRINGs.-We are requested to state
that this watering place will be kept open fer
raj weeks longer, and the usual conveyance frcm
COwan and Tracy City will be continued.
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The observations are, as far as possible, made be
tween and in the morning, l and at noon, and
and in the evening.
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An advertisement in the Liverpool papers states
that on the reopening Of the port Of Charleston,
three first class steam screw ships will be dis
p1'ched for that port, taking freight and passen
gels for all the Southern and Western States
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On the sh inst Of Scarlet fever lao TH1MAs Infant son
ofGes She 7hefd oece.sd and siOp:ed son Of hnsne
Thsfa,nd ny are iavtsd o attend the snnsa tits
morning It 70 o'clock, hon the residence Of Mr. Cram at Nc.
Whirersve SYST
a lii-eserSice By Rev. J. 8. KrPssrin, D. D. ft
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UNION AND AmERECAR BUsIN Ess
NOTICES.
Rags.

Save all your rags-cOttOn, fax hemp, 6er and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears oat more such goods than two
such Norhs and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making paper Let this Re changed
hereafter. Save tbs rags to make paper, and there
b. ave money.
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IS entirely unke every other medicine prescribed Tsns
drugs being prepared from ROOFS AID the
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup
Il ls natures remedy Tor GoroTrhc, Clap elect
5Esvel Structure and B especially recommended feT FluoT Az
Whites in Fensles Tor this complaint Il lie invaluable
As general elteTziSe and blood paF6er equal
Ices aOt fs Scrouls secondary syphilis ganduls
sEellng ercurial and ell eTuPvs dfes-es curing her
speedT and permanently thar G1y JthsT med
cine Il does this hy purifying and cleansing tn
blood 1sugng to bcH In ali its original purity and vgor
hRs removing from the system spure AID pernioious
stitch have induced disease
In all 0s Of GouorrnOss sees, so sn
Ssedical skill, Il Is especially recommendi-B old
lsver fails and recent Il ron GRE three 6sys
eE dosss pos lively removes al talinF heat chrs aD5
psiz.
docs net sEsct EEcsth or interfere iii - cis,
susiSess
ItraQEtr=s asslS.slr= fFoG ether medicine.
It esD lsg tse toiis- 5ls, counting r0CEa Wt
Jzt is eTI kong sI5psc.ed rsDey To- PrgstS iis
Trssus- Ve1arGl Dosasgs Nth ull directions r thr
yerEa2Eent cure Accompany each bottle.
Fer fail directions gs oiraulsT fires rcm any drugsip
the United States
II is sold st retail 80 psr sotls betss fos 60
y 81 responsible druggists and dealers in cnes rougass
ths Dnitei s:stss z5 st Thossls ~ all Wholesale dF1ggs
POTTER 81 GEsWINs soils Proprietor
kBAPHIB, TENN.
Sold Ia Nashville b. O. " Hsudershott, Berry pcEos
Ewing PendlstOn 40 by ell responsible d-uzgistse
Tasre oct2gdEs sIy