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MOUND. A MOROCCO POCKET

EVY's CHEAP GoopS.-,hasssS,
IL some yard wide french Sseo men Gel.
SS.;: g.. At S css adssn coca q
70, and se SslasosI full eO Ana ss sr,Ss4 sxi.'
yards wide. At Soc. Worth 40 . Sh i, I5~ yres'.
Iinsn and Cotton Shsetinss, PILLOW ca,S, rissg.,
and Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, linen snl. 81 al
Cassimercs, hosiery, and Eiapio! a. .nI ClreG.
lars. and Ladies Dress "0' IIsSy BRoTHESs.,
a., 80. Is Masa ''Tsss
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By Harrison, Goddin ( AppcrsoR,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Eslatc Agell.

TOR AND CELLAR, ON THE
- EAST SIDE or THIRTEENTH BETwEgy
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, Fok LEASE -
AUCTION Will be leased At auction fr VA,
year on FRIDAY. the y. July, l'oJ. al lut.ay.
adjoining the saddlery shop OF Mr.. q. Z. Milo,
Terms Al the hour of leasing.
HARRISON, GoDDiS y APPERSoS.
iva AuCtluHesr
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.

OlIlIlNS IND IL IL.
IL CHARLES l.. COOKE, Superintendent.
Miss SALLY BROWN RTLAND, Goverre,s.
THIS INSTI rUTE IL amply provided with the
means of instruction in the various branches OF
science and literature demanded In Female Schools
of high grade. Under the changed condition Of
the country, ii will neither lower lis former stand
ards nor relax It's energies, but will endeayor TO
increase its efficiency in meeting the wants OF The
public In the important deld OF its labors. The
Faculty consists Of four gentlemen, including Il
German Professor Of Music, and four ladies', be-
sides officers in the Domestic department
The next session will open on the ?5th Of Ju y,
and confirm" TES MONTHS. Pupils coming by rail-
road stop at Salem.
TERMS POR FIVE MONTH";:
Board and tuition in all literary studies. tlo0
Music, with use OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Lights and washing extra pupils furnish their
own towels. Payments III currency, half on The
day OF entrance and half on the 10th OF October.
Those who enter for ton months pay half on the day
Of entrance and half on the LIST OF January, 1857.
For further particulars apply 10 the Superntend-
en-, n Botetourt Springs, Roanoke, Va.
jy 2l-l!t -
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
III The next annual session OF this institute on
will open on the lst Of SEPTEMBER with full
Faculty OF seven professors, including chair OF
AGRICULTURE and MINING.
TgRas-FoR HALF SESSION or FIyK MONTHS, PAYA-
rIE * ry1TgD STATES CURRENCY:
Boarding. SO. go per week s5s 20
-
Room rcnt and Incl lentals... $50
Washing, fuel, and lights. :."........ 1? 90
Tuition, room rent, and incidtntals, board FOR
half the term, payable in advance.
For further information, inquire Of the President,
iy l3-dHsw5w< ID. Z. BlTTLE.
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I OST BOND.--LOst on the stree, u"
An omen envelope directed To 10. T ~.
nor \ BOS II due III. estate of William u. :! I"'
given by William l.. Coward!n. braTirt "a, NJ,
December, l.s3--amOunt db1w forty d"',a's-
a credit Of twenty dollars un same. The tut,'
pI.G>. lely. the same Al the once u The .f.."'
Fire ana Marine Insurance Company. s,nxuP
Nv 24-ilf hD. i - -
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

MULE LOST.-On Sunday morning
wi my BROWN or MOUsE-,ULoEEp a.
MARE MULE broke out 81 Mr. W. y. ~
Ranloiph's stable, just below old toll ----@-
gate, on tho Osborne turnpike, and ran - ''
River road and down the Darby town rpAi % !,
DR. Johnsou's where she was lost ~:EhI d.. ,
liberal reward will be given II returned a. "a .,
Malvern Nil or Tor .ny information LEI. - 'fSS
soap factory, opposite the mark et. ,,,,
~ 2I-3t JAMES u. LHI'-.
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list OUT.-SOMETHIN MEN,
d WARDS DERBY COLLARS; Call And see
them &C .1 srsNOke.
liz A-a no. IsOo MAln sneok.
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DRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREEsBRIsR COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

DRY CREEK HOTEL 10 open for the aeeommo.
dAticn Of visitors the present season.
This Hotel has the privilege of the White Sui
" 4-2x :. n g. CALWRLL. Proprietor.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The
u next Session will begin on the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER. lsjj and eud on the TWENTY
NINTH OF JUNE, i.s7
Professor Of Latin and second Professor ~
the Organization Of all the departments of instruc.
tiun-AcademE, Law, aud Mcdcal-will be fully
re-established on the same enlarged bas!s as be-
fore the war.
The entire expenses OF the Academic student,
exclusive of text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
ney, amount TO three hundred and sixty dollars in
currency per session of nine months OF the Law
student, 10 three hundred and siXty-fye dollars,
and of the Medical student, 10 three hundred and
ninety five dollars.
Forcatalogue giving details, or FOR special ,nsor
nation, address s. MAUPIS,
Nv lets Chairman Of the Faculty.
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TREAM BISCUIT.-Another su Jul I'll.
4 tn.s rseeivsl kssh from the eAnnsakkkl,
Iya
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BY Regnrult i Co., Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth aud Ninth

EIFTEEN THOUSAND FEET or
Il VALUABLE LUMBER AT AUCTION ".
will sell on THURSDAY next ?th usarr.Ar 3
o'clock r. 81. at tho iumbsr-yari - hgrsaY 1
Davis on corner Of CLAY and Eghih -'r"-f. g. b..
highest bidder, 4 very VALUABLE LOT ul LIN
Der, IL varlou, sizes and lengths ~ iv., la.a'
purchasers.
TERMS MADE known u sale
REGyACLT ( 60.
iy?i-tds Auc'inr"rr,
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SUPERIOR COKE. Z. LAUGH
y TON, agent for National Coal Mining Company,
viii take great pleasure In furnishing the old Gus
toners Of the lsls firms Of SCOT & Gardner, SCOT
FUEL F0R COOKING ever offered in this market.
d reasonable price, o. the old yard, between
ksAsss n .as s'n's ''. FL. ttaarusSsaoz As.a,
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"EnTJCATfoNAf.

= - :,
IL sDANvILLE, Va.
The next snuuai session Of this Institution com,
mences SEPT 2NDER srH. 1860. and closes last OF
The The following charges are made for the entire
For ini,ion in advanced English branches......Sso
For tuition In primary English branehes........ ."
For tuition in Ancient and Modern Lansuases' N
- saSn... 4. 100 - = - - .......... 81
For tuition In Music. A.
LIT .u i.i an ~. M n,-s, $40 IS
For use OF Piano for practiciilg.
For Incidental Expenses. "a
Pay ncnts required one half ia "frdnes bAiahee
at middle vi session:
PuDits are entered for the entire session unless
otherwise agreed upon; and no detuGti9;n m una,
for absence except la cases ol protracted sckhss.
A deduction of ATTY per cent. made on tuition fees
Of daughters Of ali ministers tns
Charges made from time OF entrance. ,Ehp,is lut-
nish lights and towels. Washing furnished at one
dollar aud nifty cents per month.
,vaa-am II. w. kEISHART, fr'nei pai'.
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DEACHES, CAMATloN ChE ,at cans,
piss ApPlEs. In ono and two, posris ~
varrsnted fresh and superior f,eit11ipe, sRaI.
Ell Broad strs.a.-
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HOUSE WANTED.-One In Sood re,
nair ,bronghort suitable for q gOod-sizrt
"a miy. with good yard attached, tina. can be had
for one or more years, situated somewhere .. be-
tween Cary aud Leigh and First ana Iehth s.rrr,s
shockoe Hin. Any person having such an one.
and DESTROYS 10 rent to good tenant At not 70 rN-
coed ei,ht or nine hundred dollars per annuui,
,Ie,,s aadre,. Roy s2l. Richmond. jy .4-2S
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WANTS.

WANTED, young MAN competeni 1T
w to conduct a grocery. One acquainteI III
the upper portion Of the city preferred For '"r-
ther information apply to ,r,vr.pn l. 90
iv ai<-it< s., b. UklShahb ~ ~.
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4 SPEN hill ACADEMY, LOUISA
~ COUNTY, VA, FOrR MILES FROM THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. The hrs; sEs-
sion OF this institution Will commence on tn"
FIRST Of OCTOBER NEXT, and close the 10Th Of
June following. II is the design OF the, Principal
to establish school that shall be second 10 none
and to The attainment Of this end no effort will be
spared. Tho course Of Instruction will be tho
rough and extended. The Mathematical and Sci
ent!hc Departments will be under the Immediate
supcryisiGn Of the Principal, who Will be aided IN
the Departmeu ut of Languages by MI. J. HAR-
RlS, an A. NJ. OF the University OF Virginia.
Terrns per session, lights extra s?6o-one bali
in advs nee and the r. rnainder on the 18th Fehru
ry in currency not deprecated beyond ~ present
yaiue {. J. KEMPER,
late Professor Of Mathematics and
Astronomy, Bethany College, Va.
Address, Tulersvillc, Louisa county, Va.
REFgRESrEs: Faculty Of University Of Virgil
Professor, Nelson and Joynes, Washington Col.
iesr, Va. Professor W liam Martin, Chapel Hill
UnycrsIty. y. &. Professor w. X. Pendleton,
President Bethany College, Va. Rev. DR.. Smith,
Union Theological Seminary: Rev. }. w. Goss,
Rev. T. l.. Coleman, Alhemarle county, Va.
Rev. J. u. Parrish, Caroline county, Va. Rev,
E. c. Biting, Alexandria: Rev: samuel Harris,
Louisa Hon. A. H. II. Stuart Hon. J. b. Bald
win, Staunton, Va. DR.. 7. 3. Pendleton, K. NJ
Kent, william, overtoq, r. u Davis, L3nisa
county, Va: Roger Martin, Nchmond, Va;
Hon {. w. Russell, Baltimore. jy?o--eod3w
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The VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the pAar!h'
LET can be obtained OF J. y. WOOR ptvksla.s
northeast corner of MArshaii and YMh sasssssss
RisAnond, agent loy this cay. hsd fros sssssu's
mhAdAsW1AV0 a
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T ARD, CHEESE, FLOUR.
IL 50 tubs LARD,
20 frsins LARD,
So boxes CHEESE,
800 barrels FLOUR, assorted grades,
on consignment, just TO hand and for sale low TO
CLOSE. CHRISTIAN, LEA d Co.,
jy2l-H l424 uate 6sl Main street.
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yVASUINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

FACILITY.
General RoBEET L. LEE, President.
CARTER J. HARRIS, Professor of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, Professor Of Greek.
ED. :. JOINE>. 4. NJ, Professor Modern Lam
guagr> and English.
TO be appointed Professor Moral Philosophy.
A. l.. ELl.$uN, \. NJ, Profess ~ Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN, y. NJ, Professor Applied Ma
thrmatics.
Z. s. McCULL0H, \. NJ, Professor Natural Phi.
JOHN /. CAMPBELL. A. NJ, professor Chemistry.
JOHN ". BKOChENB&OCGll, l.. L. D., Professor
Law. -
HAIRY ESTlLL, A. HI, Assistant Professor Ma
thenatlcs.
C. POWELL GRADY, 4. n, Ass!stan. Professor
Latin.
TO be appointed Assistant Professor Greek.
4 PREPARATORY COURSE has been Instituted,
in which STUDENTS uupreparcd for the REGULAR
CLASSES may receive instruction III necessary
Th. session begins SECOND THURSDAY n3,h)
of SEPTEMBER, and ends LAST THURSDAY in
JUNE.
TRIMS:
Tulinn nd MI other COLLEGE fees Hoo
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certify that, on Saturday, the a9!h June, Nj
tel ,aid Thai he had letter from r. Pollard to
S K. James and that he had been told he had bot
Ter confer with me on the subject. -.,--
letter from ii. r. Pollard to S. X. James, and
asked Mr. Walker whether he was acting as the
Of MT M and aodgss
zion with the friend selected ny ;; n. james
Mr.. Walker disclaimed acting In that capaclty:
He said he was friend Of both parties that ne
told him tina under those circumstance. Iconld
hold no Communication on the subject with him.
That he would not ind Mr.. ;; n James, gho WA
purposely out Of the city and out OF tho State III
Hodges. understood, could receive no letter or
message from II. K. Pollard to 5; K James unless
from friend OF the former desiring 70 ps Pisesu
altar. G. F. HESSIsdsES.
TUESDAY MORNING. Sd July.
The facts OF which we are eognizant land which
appear by the foregoing eertncatesl indgcea US 70
lard in denouncing and posting s. r. James in the
manner he did. was at least unusual UNFAIR 'ha
ironing by the control Of = Papsgs-sh,es,hssr1
most grievo1sly outraged his adversary without
sa Ss Pm r:
.as S.s ssslsnsns ps;,d' and posting him
The rb' course pursued by II: r: Pollard was, no.
sn Insidjonsly contrived as reas0nsbly 10 warrant
the suspision that be might have had OF contrivcd
to have had, arrested any friend OF MI. James,
conveying 70 him knowingly . hostile COMMUNE
cation. .
curing certain penalties OF the law, misnt nave
bis mission ~ provocative OF breach OF the peace
under penalty Of forfsiting that bond.
In view therefore Of the unprecedented action or
II. X. Pollard We advised 8. 4. James 20 send his
written message by friend not aware OF the con.
authentieats its delivery, which was done.
When. two days aftsr SeGdtnH that communiea-
him, H. B. Pollard had failed 10 respond 70 Il, vs
advised .. B. rnss thai mother he nor any other
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NOTT < FRA \ > r K W ANI 10
~ engage a SOUTHERN YoCNG LAD wv who i,,
Lam i.rspe Drawing nj Culoring, Pain and Fancy
Sketches, Vocal aud Instrumental Music Recon-.
mcnda,ions exchanged. We can supply city and
MUSES. HOUSE SERVANTS. and FARM HANDS.
We want Il MAN to drive Il soap and grease cart.
Wages, one dollar per day.
Franklin, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
2I-f,
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Cnnveyances will ha A. our one" un the u"fu'. <
uf the above sale until Ia o'clock, 10 carry al f''
sons DESTROYS Of attending, and Refreshments VI.
also be furnished At the farm free Of charge
iy9o OODDIN, HARRISON APPEk>oA
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GAY AND FESTIVE PARTY AT NEW
PORT RELIEVED OF 100000.

From tho Cincinnati Enquirer
One Of the most daring and heaviest rob
berries that has taken place for sometime in
this country occurred at Newport, Rhode
Island, few days since, in which a party
Of gentlemen from this city were the victims
20 the tune of one hundred thousand dollars
and upward. This party were Messrs JouN
ii. SMITH, J. Il. WHALEY, FRANKLIN
HAII, i. T. SMITH and 5. FoRBUs. These
gentlemen were in attendance at the Sara
toga races, and during the meeting were
quite successful, pecuniarily. After the
races were concluded they decided TO visit
Newport on a trip Of pleasure and recrea-
ton, and enjoy the sightseeing of that
fashionable watering place.
Soon after their arrival the party repaired
10 the beech on the sca-shore, aud resolved
on bathing in the serf of the saltwater.
'Suiting the action 10 the word, they I'M
robed themselves in the bathing apartments
on the beach and plunged into the waves of
the Atlantic Ocean. While they were thus
enjoying themselves 70 their topmost bent, a
party of pickpockets who had doubtless fol-
lowed them from Saratoga, leaped over the
partitions Of the bathing rooms and were
soon rihing the pockets of the clothing Of
then contents, and obtained iortheir industry
AAAAA NANNHNfN AAA AilRAtNN a AAlAAN NiA NllN hl
the Cincinnati National Banks for $4,000
and one Of $1,000 and a note Of hand for
$1,000 besides a diamond pin valued atS6, 600
and several valuable watches, pins, etc.
When our party returned and dressed
themselves, their astonishmeut nj the sud
den presto change Of fortune may be bet
ter imagined than described, No others
besides the party themselves were TO be
seen, and, Of course, no clue whatever was
then TO be obtained of the thieves, who were
very quickly made rich by dexterous man
agement The party returned 10 the hotel,
ana made mention of their loss 20 the police,
but no udings Of the departed treasure
could be had. They returned 10 Cincinnati
day or 10 since, and the affair was intrust-
ed to detectives 20 work up
On yesterday morning ChiefofPolice
MUFFIN received two large envelopes
through the postoihCe containing the pocket
books, checks and notes, and other prpers Of
less value. These envelopes were post
marked Boston, and beyond the address
on the backs gave no clue whatever by
which the thieves could be identified. The
thieves seem 10 be content with their haul
Of greeabaoks diamond pins. watches, etc,
and concluded 20 be generous and return the
checks notes and private papers. Ii is eX-
ceedingly doubtful If ever the money and
Jewelry arc recovered.
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7lnioa and american.
SUNDAY READTNG.
THINE OWN.


The following beautiful aud touching verses by
a New Orleans lady, were written as a farewell to
her husband. during her illness and IN prospect Of
an early departure to the better land.
Nall me 40 more thine own-the summer hours.
30 loved by me, shall never come again
3 scarce snail look upon the springs pale flowers.
and IN this life II WEAKNESS and pain,
shall be no more thine OWn.
The sprins shall wake fresh vcrdure Ia the vale
freed from gray winter blue shall glow the sky
bnt ere the sweet breathed yiolets grow pale,
This finding form low in the dust shall lie
Aud be no more thine own.
The shadow Of the parting hour is nigh
10 fails dear one, upon my heart and thine:
Alas 10 leave thee when lifc's morning hour
Is e0dcned DER by love almost divine
To be no more thine own.
/ soon shall leave thee thou. beloved, wilt feel
4 gloomy shadow Ger thy pathway thrown;
And all too soon the truth will DER the steal
That in this dreary world thou art alone,
And no more thine own.
No more thine own To wake for thee, az eve,
The chords Of music sweetest 10 thine ear;
To love thee still alike through joy or grief
To DE thy truest friend. Of all most dear.
But not on earth thine own.
On these near hills, whose beauty never fades,
Ny lingering feet shall rest. Oh, do not weep
Thou too shalt dwell where sorrow ne 'er invadcs
With Him who giveth his beloved sleep
And / shall be thine own.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY VIRTUEOF A DEED OFTRUST executed
ID % me By Matthew Wammack. on the 10th day
Of October $50. which deed Of trust was filed for
registration in book 81, pages SIS and ~ on sat
u4day, the lst day q September. lsdi. on The
premises d the late Matthew Wammuck. ! VIII
sell % the highest bidder. on credit 90 one and
Two years, 10 per cent cash. balance interest from
date with bond and approved security and lien
retained on said land until the purchase meuey u
paid, the property described iu faid deed % trust
a. ioiioWs; ~ acres on Shanc's fork % Mans
kers creek, In Davidson couaty. 10 can De difia7
into two farms, good buildings on each; .,-,
aues-2rT Trustee.
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COALl COAL!!
The GeWanee Coal Mines

The SeWanee Coal Mines
IN FUTURE WILL BE WORKED BY TIE
i Tennessee Coal Company. The litigation
which has hitherto rendered these Mines Of %
little value 10 the public has been settled. and
the parties interested now confidently expect
10 supply Nashville and the other towns in Mid
die Tennessee with coal 1hey PeheEe u D only
necessary for this coal 10 be tried 70 be generally
used. For manufacturing purposes and Tor In
rines, this coal is believed 70 be hyperion 70 any
that can be had In Tennessee They espeeialiy
desire thar Blacksmiths and al who work in iron.
should try this coal. The Company working these
Mines feel authorized % say that the pe4Riegi
Nashville may rely upon them for IEhIAtN
being literally pstronized. 70 reduce the price o.
Coal A. s. C0LYARs
mar2l-tf CHARLES A. PkOCIDh
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r. S. Weudle -. Washington L. Hatcher.
Attachment

Attachment
TIVE plaintiff on AFFIDAVIT. THAT
i the defendent il indebted 20 him. and ia non
resident 81 this State. Having obtained an order
from o. II. 7. Harris, CLERK Of this Court. 40
original attachment against the estate of the de-
PENDANT. rcturnable % the September term Of said
Court. 1870. and the same having been levied o1
ne defendants property, II is ordered By the
Clerk. that the defendant appear before said
Court. AZ the Courthouse ia Livingston on the 9Th
Monday o. September. $50. % defend said at
taehment suit, Or il will be proceeded with sr
Darfe. 10 is further ordered that thu notice be
published IN the Nashville Weekly UNIoE AND
ANEHiCAN. O.P. n. HARRIS, Clerk.
July 5. l5f8 iyi5-wft
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DR.. L. L. COLEMAN

AMONGST the many complimentary no
tees given Us by the press Of this city, we
know Of none which we deem as coming
with so much heartfelt sincerity, as the fol-
owing from the Nashville Daily Union
AT a period like the present, when our city is
filled to overlooking with a transient pOpula-
ton, and diseases prevail to an extent hitherto
undreamt Of, 1t is proper that the means Of cure
should be Of ready access, and that those imme-
diately interested should have information which
will lead them to avail themselves of competent
medical advice. Men who have been educated in
the best schools Of the profession Of medicine and
been successful in practice Of many years. are
surely worthy Of confidence; if they have given
their attention exclusively 10 one branch Of the
profession. and made themselves masters Of it.
they have still more right to expect support more
particularly if they have afforded proof Of their
ability to cure. To this latter class belongs DR..
l., J.. COLEMAN, who. in his speciality, has been
beneiact0r TO the afflicted, and may ever be re-
lied on as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends that
we may still be found at our Office, reliev-
ing those afflicted with
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FELIX r. CHEATHAM, Secretary.
ANSON NELSON, Treasurer.
JOSEPH SAUDEK, Genl I'm. Agent
THE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
i PANI are TO encourage immigration to our
State, and TO supply the demand for every descrip
ton Of labor.
They propose TO accomplish the first Of these
objects by purchasing lands, where suitable water
power or other advantages may be mad ior manu-
featuring purposes; and also by purchasing lands,
in large tracts, near cities, rivers and railroads
These lands will be divided into suitable lots or
tracts. and alternate tracts sold 10 the immigrant
at or near cost. the purchaser paying one fourth
cash and the remainder in one, two and three
years.
The Company will also act as agent for large
landhOlders who desire TO have their lands colo
niZed.
The Company proposes to supply the demand
for labor by furnishing Mechanics, Gardeners. and
all description Of iaborers. They will secure this
labsr by being able to guarantee employment 1T
remuncrative prices in the most healthy and
genial climate Of the world, and they expect TO
satisfy the employer by guaranteeing the deliver
ing Of the laborers to him at any shipping point
railroad station Our system for furnishing all
kinds Of labor % all parts Of the State we expect
to make perfect; For the detail we refer TO our
circular on labor.
The profits Of THE Company will be derived from
the ultimate sale Of the alternate tracts Of lands
retained and from the building up Of villages and
towns in places adapted 70 that purpose. and from
the aiding Of manufactures and the general devel-
Opment Of the agricultural and mineral resources
Of the State and also from the direct fees derived
from the supplying Of operatives.
The basis Of our stock being the lands Of the
Company. amy mpr0vement Of them must enhance
the value Of the stock IN the same ratio and there
by be safe and profitable investment 70 the
stOckholder.
The principal Office viii be in Nashville, Ten
nessee, and the Company design % establish sub
agencies In every county IN the state. Subscrp-
ton books are in the hands Of Arson Nelson,
Treasurer; Felix r. Cheatham, Secretary; and
Jos. Saudek. General Immigration Agent. who
are authorized TO receive subscriptions for the
stock Of the Company. -
GEO. II. THOMAS.
Pres. Tenn. Col. x I'm. Co.
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