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South Side Institute.
lss CAPITOL HILL, 20
Nashville, Tennessee.


THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this "a
\ s.irufion VIZ coinmenee on the hrst MOndal
IN SsuteFnher. The re opening u communication
has enablea Teachers hitherto cnt OF . reach tn
l Institute, and the pnuclpal Is now able to make the
/ course Of instruction n ore ltenl, making . par
OF il Modern Languages which VII be taught b
! acc mplished snd experienced European teachers.
| Il win embrace English, French and Latin, taught
wthoat separate or extra chArse, TIE hTst Two be.
ing ohliReevy, The last optional. fenmanship vii
be tsBghf BY q competent ana successful Professor
Il - likewise proposed tc Introduce g part q
The daly school exercises, TIE Todtrai system q
hTlor Gymnastics and Psror Culture, Dow beng
60 exlensiteo adopted sut highly Recommended
By tue most emiasht educators and medsea men
IN the couut1, As eonducing y smusemenb Hcre-
alton. grsce snd elegance % agure aud molons
teSith and sigor % body snd miuds 20 that parents
Of childFeR She have hitherto tees KEPT ifom
school on sccouur a their health. are nos enaoaed
10 send thru e School for their heath.
IN snlHrgtng ths c0OIse, Il Is proposed % mi
tie numbers y ahcut ons-half OF those usually ~
aaendsuce. To secure q place 1t IL desirable thet
cary sppncatoa sGCuid be made. Terms strictly
in advance. No pupil eonsideasd a. entered o.
plSce secured, until the sessions tuition - paid
For terms and particulars apply by lestsr 70 I. o.
Box 80, or upon thep enises % TIE FnpcDa. f
augl.lm Mrs EMMA
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9ashrille aGniou.
w. olMERON 3 Oa., PublIshera.
WEpNEspAY. AuaUsT l6. IS.
The KereRfh nlafrlct.

We have official returns below from
Benton, Henry, 0bion and Carroll cOun-
ties. and the 9th and 9TH cavalry, and
reported majorities from Dyer, Lauder
.dsle, Henderson and Gibson counties.
embracing the whole district It viii
be e that they elect Col Isaac R
Hawkins Over Etheridge by 1879 ms.
jority. The cmoiA returns win nC'
vary this result fifty votes Il sny. This
is glory enough for the 7th district and
is highly honorable to the gallant Colo.
mel, who was elected without seeking the
place or making 8 speech The honor
is $50 much the more 70 be priced 5 $ j
was unsouQht,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

Fred T. Frelinghuysen, Attorney Gen
eral of New Jersey, has given it as his
opinion to the Board Of Supervisors OF
Jersey City, that the National Banks
are not liable TO be assessed on their
stock not invested in United States
securities but that the stockholders
in a National Bank should be assessed
for the shares held by
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16
The Republican Banner.

THE undersigned having purchased Of W. 4
IL Bang Co, In IN entire interest N the stock
prznuue maieuai, and goodwin of the Nashvillt
Daily and Weekly Republican Banner, its pn0lics
ton viii be resumsds6n the IA Of september next
Tc1aso Of Subscription Sane as the ether city pa
pers -Daiy Sl4 per annumi Weekly IS per an
num- -r
Subs sipuOn lists are now open At the CITY BOOK
stores. aud at the Lispafch Office on DeadeFicl
street We solicit ashare OF public patronage, snc
appeal to the old fienes and patrons Of the 6anaa
10 give It their encouragement and support.
augl6-Im ALBERT R0BERT5& 90
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Judge Abel, Of New Orleans in a re-
cent charge to a grand jury, speaking
Of the Freedmen's Bureau said
This Bureau, he adds, if continued in
time OF peace viii 60 to history as a
nursery Of discomfort and a school of
vagranoy, alike destructive to the in
terests of freedmen, State and city, and
every honorable means that can be
devised should be used to induce the
Government TO remove it at the earliest
day possible
Let your Legislature, Judge, enact
laws for the proper protection Of Freed
men, and The Bureau will pass away in
due time. tt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

A Saratoga letter speaking Of the
machinery for making up a fashionable
woman says "Pads for every part of
the body are in use. A device for puff
ing out TO a smoothness the wrinkles of
the cheeks, called 'plunpers, has bsec
introduced.
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500 Barrels Salt, ! bush
500 Reward

CTOLEN nom The undersigned, On Tie m
~ niRht % the l8ih inst, IN Whites o.
mares One : deep bay, heavy bulL Wy
black legs. mans and tail, marked by collar On
neck near the Top, and BY hresching en- the hinder
parttf the thigh she travels With = gait between
aWak aud pace, and carTiss her head low. She Is
I've Years Old, N good nssh, aud shont asa haads
high.
h other chesauf soErel, ayesrs old, with s
aeah,
Eln lsy SO FOR the msres, delivered 70 me in
WINE Bend, OF let with Thos Leek, ESQ, Frons
sIeea E~ashEi1e. HsnE and ar the spprehen-
aogi4-las
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

Mr.. E P. Cone, Of the firm of Cone
a. Tunnel, Clerk of tho State senete.
has been appointed by the President
Direct Tax Commissioner for Tennes
see, vice Delano T. Smith, resigned
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Impeach The President.

A part Of the programme of the ez-
tremists is to impeach President John
son if they cannot asa HIM that is, If
they can mausge q majority Of the
House Of Representatives.
The following communication is
taken from the New York AntiSlavery
standard Of the 18th inst:
Three years ago, Congress passed 3
law that no person concerned in the re-
bellion should be eligible TO hold Office
under the United States Government
In open defiance of the law, Presi
dent johnson has nominated men 10
the most important Offices within his
control who are and have been thor
ough ~pro-slavery men and AL Of whose
sympsthies are with the rebels Gov
Perry's u~tterances are familiar to most
of ne, and the Cincinnati Times has re-
Gently related an incident in the life Of
judge Sbarkey appointed by Mr.. John
son to be Provisional Governor Of Mis-
siesinni, as revolving IS it is ~disgraceful
3 him.
Inc incident Is briefly this. A slave
owner was attacked with 3 disease 50
loathsome that his own relatives absn-
doned him, and he was nursed and
saved by 8 ~slaye-Woman, whom he took
subsequently 10 a tree State, manumit-
ted in form, married, returned with her
TO Mississippi, and on his death left TO
her and their children his estate. But
Judge Sharkey iudicially decided this
20 be q fraud on the Law Of slavery,
gave the property to relatives, and the
widow and her children were by his di-
rection sold into slaVery.
This man. with such a crime upon
his hesd, is appointed to rule owe the
State in which he committed 1t, and by
whom by . PRESIDENT elected by anti
slavery Buffrages, by u ballots, and
who assumes 10 represent usl Day by
dAy the fruits Of our victories are
taken from us and handed over 70 our
enemies by q man in whom, as Gov.
Perry of South Carolina says, the
south has complete confidence. II
the South has, the North certainly has
not
Is there no remedy for this Are
we 10 bear it for near five years more
Evidently, unless the House Of Repre-
sentatives has the moral courage tC
impeaeh Mr.. johnson before the Sen
ate. The appointment of these men, ano
their continuation in open defiance o.
q law of the United states, offers
sufficient ground Then let the House
do the work which is before it ans
hberate us from Mr.. johnson.
JUSTICE.
Yes, let the House do the work, de
pose President johnson, and delivel
the country over to unbridled fanati
cism. What rs left Of the Constitution
will then soon be given to the winds
But q day Of ~retribution viii follow
The sober second thought of the peo
pie" will result in q verdict against th'
desperate adventurers and propagan
dists who would destroy our republi
can institutions.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

NoRTH ClRoLTNA-GoY. Holden has
Issued proclamation ordering sn cleo.
ton on the 2lst of September next Of
delegates 10 a State Convention which
will assemble at Raleigh on the ID day
OF October ensuing. The work Of reor-
ganiasiion has been progressing favor.
ably under the Governors administra-
ton.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

ERONffhe lot oppasita he Sa4 Bank, on Cherry
IL street., between Unlon and Deaaenck ahoass
oolored Mare Mule. average height and size about
eight years old; marked 81 -, and "aC" she
vas very lame IN her night hind foot.
AHhert reward VII - pad b my deiFeringtho
fame % me, OF giving iEiormhfioa - hiatt ca %
taia her. A. CR0OAEk.
Ice House. in resr Of Pay Department
suaI6Af
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

1t has been said that the trace of
blood can never be wiped out-LOuis-
oiHs Journal
The North and the South can st least
cover theirs up. "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

The New York Ledger is a most ex.
e~ellent paper, and It's success is very
great, but couldn't the liberal and en-
terprsing proprietor give Us q little
more Command a little less COhbl-La,
Jeprndk
Or more Of the master workman and
a little less of the preuticeY
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The New York Anti Slavery Stand
ard, a negro suffrage organ, says there
must be no separate schools, churches,
or callings, for persons, on account Of
complexion or race"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

The prominent candidate for United
States Senator from California is John
D. FELTON,, Of San Francisco. He is an
able lawyer, and a man Of extensive
learning,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

SPECIE GoNG SoUTH-The New York
Commercial says "We have the best
authority for believing that the amount
Of specie sem South, overland, has for
late weeks averaged nearly one million
dollars per week A portion Of the
people there have not yet learned to
esteem g~reenbaeks, and will sell only
for gold or silver"
They win take to grsenbacks more
willingly after they see how Wendell
Fhihps succeeds in his r~epudiation
scheme
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WantAd..

A GENTs, everywhere, male sid female. ss9 "a
- 3 Sd per nouih, 10 eel the r'fmnroved Corr
En0n Sense Family Eesing Machine." Prce sfS
This Eschine val stitch. hem, lel, tnck, coFa.
GUILT bod, braid ond enbnoider. Eucrg Maahi6s
irarruffd Jorthi Mrlc uoc1s. Circulars free. Ad.
dress BLISS a hcEslhr0F, p. O. Box 1855. Ioris-
ylislky4 oteaH l@ JeEsraoa e, Up siaifs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

How is it that the newspapers from
Huntsville, Ala, go to Louisville, and
we get items r~epublshed from them
there, before we receive the original
here2 i
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 "Periec hon" 90
60.o0j Figaro do din whole and half hOxes)
gGea0 Zip ropn do
$1,000 "Tycoonn 10
bO,0O "andreW Jackson Cigars.
l51,to0 "Wg Wsgn do
60,0n star Of the West, 10 fgery 6pel
5J,UO0 Washington 10
250,0o0 Asaortsd Brands.
ing Tobacco.
100 Csddes strawberry" quarters Tobsceo.
80 sway Apple" 90
80 Bnits Navy d.
leu Caddies black teua, 40
sunny ride, Sweet Owen aud Dew Drop, Zine Cat
fChesing tobacco. -
Fine Cut kiiiInuick Smoking Tobacco, IN pound
bales ana Weed in whole and hall barrels.
We are the sole Agents for N. Becks
nnular -DLn--- n.---
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For sic.

HAVE for sale one Of Han 4 Cos No. I Fire
Wn h9IslAr front bank Safes, also a No l
togeihef with q Nnfe.er 8 Wilson's Ss.lra Me.
chine FOR particulars euquirs on NJ. n peary. or
Ferry = tunlqah q Broad street. OF az nv resi-.
dtncs Ia North Edgeheid
audi WI. currm
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FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber Shop and Bathing Saloon

No. So Charch St opposite the Masonic Hall.
"AVING lust removed into my new and commo-
n douR Sa Don, Iresr ectfully snn0unee 10 my
cd patrons and the pubic, that Tam now ready 70
sttend to their wants in 3 better style ihsn ever
With an experience. as a h~rst-class Barber RHd
Hait-dresser, Of forty years, and with one Of the
most coumodious. elegant ana Completely fur
nisbed establishments IN the cOunt.y am ready
10 chsllenge accmparsOn with any similar shop IN
the Eestem cities. Exrellent BATH ready at 81
times. Neat Water-clossts for the use OF custO-
mers attached To the premises. 1 fatter myself
that nothing will be found lacking First class
hair-dressers and bsfbeTs always N attendance.
Hereafter the shop viii he open rom 8 o clock 70
3 O'Clock on sunday morning, ana postisdgao 10 aieF.
augls-3m FRANK PARRISH.
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OILS.


s Bbls Alcohol, s8 per cent. =
s." % per cent
g." Proof Spirls,
a" Ft's Whisky pure, FOR Ned. purposes.
l." Pure Funeb BrsBdy, p
L" Holland Sin, .
Pure Port, Madeira and Sherry Vines,
sale low, ey EwlN PENDLEfoN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEssEE,)
Chez uarieimasteris Once, US. Nj. X. r. :
lr Nashville, Tenn.I Aug. 10, 1885,. J
WILL BE- sold &C Pablic Auction, 10 the bishsst
BIDDER the following property, on account Of
On TUESDAY, september 18th, At Pittsburg. Pa,
300 bars ofnew 'T' Railroad iron.
On FRIDAY. September Josh, al Gill 4 sons
Oar WORKS, Colunbas, Ohio, TNenty-RT New Box
Freight CARS 8 feet gauge. -
On MONDAf September 18th, at the MEXICAN
~ Sompsnys factcry, IAetroit, Men, Fourteen
New Boa FIeight Cars, 5 feet gusee.
Also, % SANE DAY, At the Detroit Car Com
pSHy's bsefoy, Tntfy-Eight New Flat Cars, hys
ieef gUage.
On WEIEEsDAY, September aOth. At Haskefi Z
berEers Car Works, hichieEn City, Ind .TgeotV-
i've New BOX freight Cars, 8 feet gangs.
Sales 20 commence AZ II am. Terms Cash. In
Soleinment iunds. +. J, CHILLY.
sngiV-td Capt, and AQMUsA Amy.
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Strayed or Stolen

IRON ny yard. 81 the Tennessee PenitenfAry,
II oneeuIrei Hcua heavy mare. ordinary tai,
10 saddle unsrH renlsEbsred. PAGES we'll has 4
hop in nls rent hind leg When uacing. any ono
him, via receive sic. Re esexped on the nignf Of
the IOth q Angust l66.
ANDREW JOHNSON. Agent
sugl5-l0p Tehnessee Peniientary.
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Lecturing the Negro.

Under this head, the New York
Tribune says:
There is q class which insists upon
protecting the negro, and never letting
nm alone They constantly NEEDLE
with him, and want him TO do right IN
their way and not in the way that seems
best 70 him. Il ia nothing more than
the spirit Of slavery in a mild form
Let the negro miad HIS own business
II he breaks the Law, send for e police
man-buL 50 long as he is pesaeable
and quiet let him alone. Apeople can.
never grow in leading-strings.
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FSTOVEs AND H~OLLOW.WARE.

A busincss that has -hsrelo ere beee neglected.. in
Nashville. bot ~ are dstermined - furatsh 81 GOOD
a stove pa desgn, fnlsh, durability and hssaness
g. can ne n4ds in DE unisd ataies.
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List Of letters


nEMAINING in the Adjutsnt Generals Office,
II state Of Tennessee. Persons ciairing said
letters will plesse forward their Post Of1ce address
or cali in person.
John T Philips, lst Lieut. CO D LET Tenn InG
lieut. j Lsne, RQ NJ 9Th East Tenn vols.
Lieut. J T Campbell, baty + LIST Tenn in.
Conmapding Ofioer. co ID Tenn m'tfd INF
Lieut. W r Davis, ROM 5th Tenn MD inf.
Commanding 0fiser ID Tenn vols.
LENT q W Keith, 20 I'D Tenn vols.
Commanding OFFICER 9Th Tenni r
Lieut. Jacobsharp. CO. lst EsstTenn.
Lieut. Thcs J Mnrphf. RQ NJ I'd Tenn mid inf.
Commanding ofiseF 8th Tenn vols.
Lent Geo W Webb, co / "a Tenn inf.
Commanding Vfieer 9Th Tenn inf.
Commanding oflcer, co F6th Tenn inf.
Commanding OfEeer, GOA sGi Tenn mi.
COmmaod ng Officer, 18th Tenn say. -
Commanding Officer, &c 18th Tenn cav.
Mr. James Mcfarland, c0G Sch Tenn inf.
Commanding Officer, LIST Tenn light ar1y. :"
Caut A B Hampton, co II % Tenn mt'd INF.
Lieut. David Eslnger, co J. ID Tenn cav.
Lieut. B W BsdRet, eond'kS co, 4th Tenn cav.
Commanding Officer 18th Tenn cay.
Lieut. VIM 6 Kaud, Nashville Tenn.
Lieut. B Williams, 1sf Tenn art.
Commanding Officer, co e. 9Th Term INF.
Mr. Gal Walker, co ID Sth Tenn inf.
Mr.. James n Moore.
Sergeant William Davis, co G sth Tenn Vol. irk.
Capt J II shannon, late co F Ind videt cav.
WI Green ESQ, Ord Sergt Sd Div 2sd .-s4
Lieut. Vim HarHel, A RIO M Sfh Tenn inf
Commandirgt fhcer, Sd Tenn cav.
Commanding Officer ID Tenn cav.
M-iG W HalseIl, I'd East Tenn cav.
iisdt Col CM ;Calet, 9Th Tenn vols AEy
Commanding officer, co Il "a Tenn cav. -
Rugll-lw -HTla
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Education.

TEE Undersigned win open the next session Of
= his English, Classical and Mathematical Seheol
on TIE 4th q Septembef, 1885 and eontinue Il iii
ths lsi Of July is6a Every effort VIII Be made ID
promote the mozsl and intellectual improvement
OF tue youth that may he intfustsd % he cave.
Mares Of pupils may re len a tho Bcok.fore ef
messrs Berry 3 Co, Pubic SqusIe.
Rooms IL the sonth-eszt cor1er o. tha lst Pres
byteran Church. Enirznee from Spring sfrset
suElo-lms a NATHANIEL CROSS.
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A \. Vincent has been elected mag
istrate in the llth district Of Bedford
country.
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Board.

FEW HIEeLE GENTLEMEN AND TWO
"a or threa married genNemea a1d their wives
en- ob1asn Goed boatdIng b ReaF0 appioadm 6
30. 10 cherry street opposite GGn. Donsldsoas
'leadquAHera. laaElslHs
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TheShelbyville American Union says
10 g. Carrigan, ESQ, has been elected
representative from Lincoln and Frank.
lin
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e under The control Of bis brother, G.. W.
prset cal mens nd hateuug Ourselves q some
reputation s. mechHnlcs. BiB ueediess % say trEt
al Work executed q. this place Ul Be made N The
Tery best msnnef, and We guarantee fhat oar Prices
vii Be such thatff VII be Unnecessary for snyose
70 90 ont 81 the city 10 buy angthiBg IN our line o.
business, Unless thef have more money th1n tfsI
know Whzt . DO With. jnlT2sml
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P. W. Aaxey, Ksq, has Just returned
home from = trip North. He was at
Niagara Falls when Gen. Grant ar
rived, and had the pleasure Of meeting
there, also, the distinguished New York
81, Ailiard Fillmore, one Of the best
men this country has produced.
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Nashville Course.
Taken Up. :
Mules Strayed,

THAVE soma SIX or eight males strayed and q
Il large. for vhchI WI pay = liberal reward ~
ase branded u \ Q on the len shoulder, AID ".
r c. on the right side Of chs neck
We CORNELIU5,
aual5-lW rre - Churh street
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ST, MARY'B ACADEMY,
Notrs Dame, Ind,
WILL open it, seho.aste - On on me hrst
Monday 0fsePtembeT-
TERMS PER ANNUM.

The loeaHon OF 81 Mars j. u~uuFaisd IN point
orbesuty and retrgment. The at Ia fdu0uOus,
! fha grounds extensive and vel laid out. EYey
advanfags Of nature and AT have bten brought
unier Contribution 10 co1sttuts the Academy
everything thaf nre1tH AID ularalaua cu1ld de-
sine The large, WeI-auucinted bulldogs ara
heated throuah ut ~ staam. hos and cold water b.
ing carried through every porion. Every pE0Fis-
10 5 ma1s 70 secure healtl % The iuuasa. Net
oulJ the sold iniedectual rtogress cf he pupiia.
bat their adga1ceuenr IN Wrp1es tleI respect f0r
~rsIgion, thfir refneueut q manners are rs1ariei
A. essenid accomplishments IN he education 81
- Mar's. Pupils tecoma the children 81 M
fouss. Ne SISTERS vatclfng over her best Interests
Nth the soiirituee o. moile1. afaue5 toea
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Auction Prices.

WE are dali reeeiYing~ consignmen's Of every
w description Of Go0us, purchased in the Fast
ern cities st Auction, OF importers and FIRST hands
We can and vii sell 10 the aTace IS low as any
house IN the Wet. GEO. SHIELD SC0,
augle-Im --2 IS and - college ST.
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The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
Of Shelbyville, Tenn, have been res
organised. II E W Dnnaway is
Mayor.
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LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
ipRRRY : PEL0REF, Pr0pri'i0r'-
rAooommodstIon ere Ample.

Our A0oemmoueNe"e e'e TthFies
Va have the beat Of Wa'er, Furest Of Mountain
ar aellchtosl drives, and lie most beaaAfal Tieea
,n this picturesque country. Among The lsiier are
,...sslrrlsd views Of Tue Eotla-fenosed h-ide Of
Misalos RIsgs, Buzzare hsost and Chieka-
~ eotel il situated directly on the Bsttle-held
~ ISokont monnfslns share nehtag Joe Hook.
~ - ~ rrllant command etcrmed Inc heights
sbove ne clouds. Persons who have had friends
IL zee ralisnf ord hfny Of the cumnenana. and eha
Vlsh N see some OF the handy ought ana iairy
ven ae.as. where thar proves be9f ~reeei number
WiIi r,adly avail themselves 81 tbs oproduniy, be-
iors he marks Of war are eEtlsely Sffseed'
lLULAH LAKE AND FALLS,
| o,e OF the most nagnifcsnt views in the world. Is
SVithin four mles. Carriages and Saddle horses
car he procured 10 visit the latter, az well as 81
| oihsr noteworthy places. n4
or the exteene noTthfn point andj near the
Hotel. good Photographs can be Obtained, taken On
| one battlefield, with three ribsTa, and the fennes-
see river. for : background l 9A8
FIRST clsss Coaches run from Chattanooga m con-
rectlon with al passengsrtrsins.
ChsrRes the sas e rs a. good Hotsis "a tbe South.
i Satisfaction guaranteed L
sF Best OF Foreign and Domestic distilled. VI
nous and snail liquors a. The bar. augi5-lW .
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- tH8.
A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE:
10 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey-
90 Viewers Monong4hela Whisky.
60 Robertson county, .l 2A z
% f" Ffne old Lincoln county .r
TO- - Old Peaen Brandy, very fire.
10 Old Apple a8tf f
10 /" FlnAimported Henuesy Brady.
s Casks Fine .ssisr'i and Crescent Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, Superior quality)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
90 " Weeks Fine Cstawba Vine.
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100 " Imported Caret Vine. r1
10 Casks Fine Jams CT Rum
10 Imported Hollsnd Gin. 1854
% Cases genuine Naickafa AhsYnthe.
10 Gasks Supeuor OstuFoa Brandy.
100 Bsrrels FinsE. q, sugar. a asl a.llqF
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% Bbis and = bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
90 " B Crushed Sugar.
% Bags Prime Rio Coffee
% Bbls and y bbs n o molsssss.
lGJ Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 Sar and Summer Candles.
100 [" Starch. d. rrH i. nalU
200 Cases assorted Matches.
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