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ton guaranteed.
100 Solid Gold Hunt Watches $3.50 to $1,000
100 magic cased gold watches $50 to 500
100 ladies' watches, enameled, 100 10 500
200 gold hunt chronom watches ESQ TO 800
zoo gold hunt English levers 200 to $50
800 gold hunt duplex watches $50 to 200
500 goI hunt American watches loo TO $50
500 silver hunting levers SO to $50
500 silver hunting DupleIes rs to $50
500 gold ladies' watches SO to $50
! 900 gold hunting lepines Soto rs
1000 miscellaneous silver watches 30 TO loo
1900 hunting silver watches 25t 10 so
5000 assorted watches, all kinds, 10 to IS
The above stock will be disposed Of on the
POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN. giving every patron
a fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for 5 o, with
on, regard to value
Wright, Bro, d Co., l6l Broadway, New
York, wish 10 Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the ar
.lcleS; are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders ara entitled 10 the articles nam.
Cd in their certificates, upon payment Of Ten
dollars, whether it be watch worth 81 900 or
ene worth less. The return Of any of our certif.
Gates entities you to tie articles named thereon,
upon payment, irrespective of its worth, aud as
DO article valued at less than Slo is named on
any certificate, it will at once Re seen that this
II 10 lottery, but straight forward, legit mate
transaction, which mag be participated in even
by the most lls.idous.
y single certificate will be sen: by mail, post
paid, upon receipt of % cents five for s clever
to' -, thIty.th'ee and elegant premium for s.,
siI'y-SiX and more valuable premium for $40,
one hundred and most superb watch for sl5 To
agents or those wishing employment, this is
rare opportunity. 1t Is legtimately conducted
business, authorised by the Government, and
open to the most careful scrutiny. Watches
sent by Express, with bill for collection on De.
livery, g th:-t no di satisfaction can possibly
occur. Try Us. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER & co. Importers,
I6l Broadway, New York.
March Is, Sos. 3m
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ORCHARDS

in the County. This Farm Is IN \ hlGh
stale Of cultivation. and an abundance ct
CHOICE TIMBER on tie sane.
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Nrw t1ork Column.
THE CHURCH UNION.
1.-The Freest Organ Of Thought in the
World"

TIE largest religious paper in the World, aver
aging nine columns OF reading matter eaeh
week more than any other competitor.
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MANSION HOUSE

with al necessary Oui-buil'irgs. and on"
Of the beet snd larpytt 5 w / Il T. i
BARNS 10 the County, with M Or
CHARD Of Choice FmiI and every cpu-
venisnce hat can be desired.
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THE annexed are few Of the certificates we
l. have received in proof of the great value
and efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend
December l6. 1867.

anu eIIIC"OJ OF VHO VuI1VIOIS T'V'1
CarrOlIton, Baltimore County, Nd,
December Is, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy & Co.-Gentlemen:-l
have used your "Poulerers' Friend" upon
brood of yourg chickens that had the gapes,
and am happy 10 say, that by the use of few
doses they were entirely cured. 1t will certain
" cure the gapes when used according to d.
rections. Yours. &c. GEO. HARMAN.
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THIRD
n Tract Of .4bom
I'D liz Acres

AzA situate about nils Nor'h-ws'' oi
@M Shepherds,o~n This Tract %
unequsled, lis all hat con be de-
sired by any one wishing small fam
The land is of the very best quality OF
Limestone, and in high state OF cUIuV'.
ton, a fue bold stream running through
It. The Meadow Land on this Irsct u II
a very superior qus.iiy-.be fields sfe
very convenient and sudiclency Il
TIMBER. The Improvements on 'h'-
,r.nn nnr...L IL . Largn SInLn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-28

OAK Rims. Hickory Spokes. Hubs, Ger
y rage and Harness Makers Materials
OF all kinds, for sale by
D. humphrey E. Co, chaFl-'to"n'
GLOVER Seed Timothy Seed and Or
y chard Grass Seed, for sale by
feb Is Ransom 8. Duke.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-28

Manufactured only By
CLOTWORTHY & CO,
S3e Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
IL = literal dscoun; allowed when Pur-
chased in large quantities. -
F-@ sale bv JOSEPH VI. STONEBRA-
KFR and II. ", BILLINGS, ShepherdstOwn.
March J. 1868. ON
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SEWING M.ACHLNES.
FINKLk e. LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 5s7 Broad vay. New York

No. 5s7 Broad way, New York.
a LOCAL AGENT va med in every town :;
also, Travelling Agents To sppoint Local Agents
throughout the country. Liberal Cash compen-
salon paid. A splendid paying business. Send
FOR circular. March 81, lS6s-6m
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Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
Established, May lst, 1860.
FIRST CLASS REFERENCES GIVEN
WHEN REQUIRED.
March IL 1879 ly
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March IA, 1866
w est Virginia :

z + Rules held in tie Clerks Office Of
X the Circuit Court Of Jefferson Coun-
ty, March 2nd, 1868.
John NJ. Coyle and Michael S. Hun
Gle OF
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DWELLING HOUSE,

Kitchen snd al necessary Out.bnllJrng''
with a good BARN, Sablng, Carriage
House, Corn Cubs, &c, and one Of the
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F7%,!, Beware -, Of al Worthless Imi'a-
tons. NO.,
~ None Genuine without "CoSTAR'o"
Signature. urrr-c
IL Csc. and soc. sizes AeP' 0! 81 DI'0 y"
GISTS.
IL 81 90 sizes seal y man % iS0''F' -
~ 200 pays for any three 81 90 iizes BY
Express.
r- IS 90 pay. for eight 81 90 sizes BY EI-
press.
address
HENRY R. COSTAR,
4S2 Broadway New York.
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March :, 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

not quite so low in the neck, as the Coz
TUNES worn by their sisters Of India but
In the matter of jewelry the dark-featured
ladies Of this country can beat them all
hollow. Ls 1 s--
Take a look al this blaek-haired crsa-
ture foHdling little ebony imp, the like.
nes Of herself ia doorway as we pass, a
gold chain about her neck, gold chains Of
the size Of a ten-dollsr gold piece dangling
from IL, three silver bracelets on each
wrist, an armlel Of silver on each arm
above the elbow, SO many rings on her fa-
gera that you cannot count them, anklets.
huge and massive, upon each ankle. tolets
OF the same metal on her great toes; six
gold rings with little bells attached in each
ear; 5 gold brooch with long pin thrust
through the left nostrill Can any faiF
maiden in America exhibit so much
JewelryY Seehow the fond mother has Law
lshed her fortune, regardless Of expsnse,
upon the darling in her arms-rings on its
toes, on ats ankles, a silver chain clasping
each Of iis chubby legs above the knee,
larger chain of elaborate Eorkmanshlp
girding the loins, with charms and Little
silver bells attached, rings on its fingers,
bracelets on its arms, another chain clasp
ing the neck, rings in it, ears, a jewel 10
is nose Quite a dispisy for a young
girl who has not got round to her FIRST
birthday anniversary.
The question is solved as to what be-
comes Of the silver. India absofbs it. A
love Of jewelry is Characteristic Of men as
well as women in India. The men wear
bracelets aud noserings. The population
Of the country is nearly one hundred and
ninety millions, aud it may be set down
that each individual has upon an average
four or five rings, bracelets or charms, usi-
ally Of silver. There are at least ten hun
dred million ornaments among The natives
bat no estimate can be made oftheir value
Through all ages India has swallowed up
silver, and the absorption is as great to-day
as ever. The coin Of the country is wholly
slver-rupees or halfdollars. The natives
does not like gold currency. Attempts
have been made TO introduce, it but without
Success"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

Mr.. Broomall offered a modification of
the first section, fixing the lowest depomi-
nation Of bonds $500. Rejected.
The question was then taken on the sub
stitute offered by Mr.. Boutwell,, providing
for classes Of bonds, one at FIVE per cent. for
citizens of the United States, and one at
four per cent, payable in the United States,
or at London, t'rankfsrt or Paris, and was
rejected by vote Of 6fly-iEe to sixty five.
Messrs. Kelsey and Hunter offered sub
stitntes for she bill, which were rejected.
The committee then rose and reported
the bills and amendments to the House.
Mr.. Schenck moved the previous ques-
tion, which Mr.. Boutwell, opposed, that he
might offer bis substitute in the House
and have vote BY yeas and nays.
The House refused to second the preyi-
Gus question, by 81 against 70. p
Mr.. Boutwell, then offered his subtitute,
which, with the bill as reported from the
Committee of the Whole, was ordered
printed, the vote to be taken Monday.
Adjourned. a... -t..-. ..
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NEW YORK DISPATCHES.
saInaye PrOeIaims Himself Emperor
An American Citizen Arrested in

Salnaye PrOeIaims Himself Emperor
An American Citizen Arrested in
!. Canada, etc.
New YORK, July 1S.-A Havana dis
patch contains Port,au-Prince dates of the
18th. President Salnave had proclaimed
himself Emperor, and was fortifying the
capital. lie had issued a decree Danish.
ing all who had sought refuge in the foreign
consulstes. Three days warning was given
them, at the expiration Of which time they
we're to be treated as bandits. The Carda
Eurcoap had arrived and taken sixty refu-
gees on board. t
On Friday, the 10th, Gen. Farbent sur
prised the town of Bivance, but troops left
Fort Biselon and repulsed the rebels, cap
turing some arms. Salnave also sent re-
Inducements from his strongholds. They
continued to attack the rebels during the
whole Of their retreat, and finally with
drew inside of the walls of the city fortif-
cations, which kept up a continuous Ere on
the besiegers.
The forces of the South are arriving.
They had taken Leogane and GOove and
were preparing to attack Jackmel, which
still holds out for the government. The
lazzaroni were threatening foreigners in
the streets Of Port,au-P Prince. Minister
Halestia complains of the ungrateful action
Of SalnaYe with regard to foreigners.
The French man.of-War Achilles had ar
rived.
The Halifax Citizen states that the Nova
Scotia authorities arrested, fined and inn
prisoned an American on the 4ih of July
for celebrating his national holiday there.
Twenty-four deaths by heat were reported
at the COrOnePs Office yesterday. This
morning the wind is from the South and
very light, with indications of another ex-
tremely hot day. ~ 1890.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

iTheSLondon Morning Posi- OF June 80
says: s-E
The weather Of the past week has been
, much more favorable TO the growing crops
frequently cloudy, and sometimes cool. with
an occasional fail Of rain. This has been
Of essential service, and saved many field
OF oats and barley, and more would be well
come though somewhat interfering with
tine gathering Of hay. All we can at pre-
sent note Is, that the wheat will be very
light on the hot soils, about an average on
the fens and heavy clays, and perhaps over
an average on the deep, well pulYerised
loans. As TO the spring corn, we believe
1t will be all short, the rain in many cases
having fallen too late to do much good.
But we have got the harvesting TO pass
through, and no weather-wise prophet can
give as aEy assurance how this may turn
out. Prices have very little changed with
the different accounts, though the as
pect of trade in London closed pointing to
a further decline should the weather still
be fine
In France there is the same variety.
Rye, in some places, has been cut, aud the
quality proved fue. Some pieces of wheat
have also been gathered, and the Emperor
has been furnished with a sample Of bread
from the new crop, harvested at Aries.
We shall soon see some of our own. but it
will be some time before We know much of
the general produce. The crops in North
ern Europe appear to have mostly gone on
we'll, though severe hail-storms have done
mneh local damage In America the
season appears favorable; and the general
aspect is good as to the wants of the i'm
mense population Of the world being salts
he'd in the common cereal year. Our
averages, however, have now sunk to With
in cd. per quarter Of what they were
this time last year; and there is no over
plus stock anywhere to justify the expec-
taiious Of low range of prices Hungary,
It appears, has again been favored, so that,
East and West, we shall have to look for
ward for help; and, as the limited era of
orr country only supplies abont half its
population, the fertility of foreign lands has
become an English question Of the highest
Importance
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

We notice that one Of the savings
banks Of this eiiy-one Of the best managed
oldest and most popular-has ordered
that interest (free Of government taxi be
paid to depositors entitled thereto, for the
81 Z months ending june 30 az follows :
On sums Of $500 aud under, at the rate Of
six per cent. per annum aud on sums ex.
eeeding $500, at the rate OF FIVE per cent.
per annum. Also an ertra interest Of one
half NE ADORE rates." We are glad to see by
the last sentence that the question of sharing
the large profits with depositors Il being
taken into consideration BY at least one Of
our city savings banks -Kere Idrk Trueg.
JHg II
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Obituary Notice

Died, July 18th, 1868, at the residence O.
Philip S. Shute, in Davidson county, Ten.
neasee, " Tom" he prince Of for dogs. Ar
Ter most terrible and e1haustinR race OF
SIX hours and 6fty-four miRutes, through a
dense and thSrny jungle, without breath
ing time or water, the noble dog gave I'D
the ghost, Tom was veil known among
the fox hunters Of the surrounding conn
try as the strike dO8 Of Colonel w. II.
Jdhnson's famoas pack; and among all the
kennels OF the State, his equal could not be
found for speed, endurance aud reliability.
Thoroughly bred and completely trained
and broken in, he has Contributed much 10
the enjoyment OF the lovers of the chase.
But be has gone from the scenes OF lis
achievements. He died as he had lived
true and gallant 10 the chase. The rich
and melodioas notes Of his clear aud hugle-
like cry will awake 40 more sweet echoes
amid the deWy dales OF old DaVidscn DO
more with harp and hoop aud Wild hal
loo," will they behold his gallant and airy
bohnd, IS he leads his fellows Maid dingie
shades and Ger dewy thorn and grassy lea.
flushed and in silent sadness seem the
pack, for he has fallen Their. Prinee
their King meath the cool shades OF the
alder tree be sIeeps, freed from LIES pains
and sorrows. Stiff are those graceful
limbs sal lent that voice Of gushing melody
deaf those ears 10 hunlsman's bugle. Fare
thee well, noble ",Strikerf' may The mock
inlgbird MARBLE his sweetest song Ger your
silent house 'sealh the grassy sod by the |
alder tree. 49,.
b woe worth the chase, woe worth the day
That cost thy life"
"HARKAwAY."
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

/ NASHVILLE, Saturday July Is.
Business for the past two days, on &C
count Of hot weather, has fallen off con
siderably.
| CoTToE. Trade in this market con
hnues and will continue for the remainder
of the summer, exceedingly dull w,
heard of no receipts, sales or shipment
yesterday.
WHEAT-Adyancing and firm receipts
failing of; demand good prices Increasing
We hear Of only 875 bushels being
bought yesterday at 81 1901 II for prime
white, 81 70 for red, Mediterranean,
s 60, amber 81 as. .-.. ..
Com - Advancing and scarce We
heard Of one car load being received yes
terday at 90e; yellow sOli white &c
per bnshsl in store, sacked, 92c; deliv-
cred at depot, Csc
Hay Prime timothy $22; common
$40 per ton.
BAcnE.--We quote clear sides at I7i9
lSe shoulders scarce at f4@14@c; plain
hams, f9@19c; Tennessee canvssed 1910
zoe; country, 7@IsIe; sugar cured 2OI
@J2lG. a l
LARD-Priees advancing; 10 tierces Isle;
in kegs 2l4e per 10. .
FLoUR-Nochange 10 This market Com
mon To choice super6ne sos 50, extra
slO@Il, Cream Of City 81, fancy SlI@l2
per Dbl. 4; new sl1@l2; old is declining,
and prices are merely nominal
BAELEY-Sl so per bnshel
CoFFEE-Rio 2I@2Ge; Lsguyra. q;
lava, Ss@4Oc.
MoLAssEs -RsboiIsd New Orleans, Is
o soc.
sIRUPs -65@l Toe per gallon. /
sUGAR-Crushed md granuiated lsf0
SIC coffee sugars, A, 2, c, I7@174c I63
l7S 16l@l6lc; New Orleans, 1G9l63c.
IG9l6Ic choice.
cASDLEs-S,ar candles Tile per %;
ard pressed talIow $ 25 per box.
SALT-Adyanced and firm. Five busheI
arrels are nov quOied at 50, and seven
hshel ats IS per Dbl. /
LroUoRs.-COmmOn Tectiiied 81 75Gy 1
% by the barrel; Robertson county
SCOT; Bourbon S4@6.
lRos.-Tennesses common bar SIC per
!. ! Kentucky sic; Tennessee band 100
DC; Kentucky do. 7@7Ec.
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The Macon Telegraph Of the 10th insl.
SAYS
The reports ifom the corn crop are vari-
ous and mixed; bat GA The whole qai,e an
satisfactory. Almost the entire crop has
suffered more or lees from droueht-in
most cases protracted Here and there
may be found locality which has sieadilS
enjoyed seasonable showers In oihers
The crop has escaped with comparativelv
slight injury, and in Others srll The
damage has rangei 10 severity up 10 IN
point OF a total failure. We shall be
agreesbly surprised Il more than half
crop Is made.
e0ilen reports are generally CATERING.
Inc plant Il more backward and smaller
than ordinary a. this season of the yesr
but II Is iruitiRg more plentiful than usual.
One planter said in our hearing. Yesterday
that he counted one hundre1 spd siT;v
blossoms aud forms upon a single sfsIk
about two and half feet high and he
thonght an extraordinary development OF
fruit was de main Characteristic OF The
cotton crop this year.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

speech. He and Hon. Laudon c. Hayns
were the orators Of the oecasiOn-two of
Tennessee's noblest men. General Nancy
made many warm friends during his stay
here. -.st r-.-.
There is no doubt bat what the enter
prise is success. Virginia and Tennessee
are unit in the great measure.
OBsFRyFR
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

r~NNNSAA NANSo VI NotNAAaAl NhAAN
States 5-2Os at 72s
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at Ic premium.
United States bonds are bought by dealers
at fraction under the New York rate,
and are sold at &c advance. @
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at Cog for The old and 6Si
for the new. ...-.... .,...
Nashville corporation checks are in
demand, though rates areunchanged The
banks pay SSc and are asking 9O@92e.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst. were as follows:
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Loyalty of a senator Impugne,l

WASHINGTON, July 18.-A statement has
ben published impugning the loyalty of
Hon, Frederick A. Sawyer, Senator elect
from South Carolina. There is the au-
thOrity of Gen. Burnett, who was in COM
mand Of Charleston following The surren-
sder Of that city for saying the statement is
wholly destitute of truth, and Mr.. Sawyer
left the Rebels during the war to escape
CONSUMPTION, and gave unmistakabIe evil
dences Of his thorough sympathy with the
Union cause.
The deficiency appropriation bill passed
the Senate at late hour last night.
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Edge6eld Female Seminary.
REV 6. q. TRIMBLE, Principal.
Mrs Henri weber. Associate Print

AN PLEASED TO SAY TO NY OLD PA
a irons and % the public generally. shat I
nave associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
N the management Of this institution. Wrs
Hqber'a high culture. ripe Scholarship and long
experience m tsaching. are too we'll known in
eas CON 60 require single word in her
ommendatOn. twill be cur earnest epdsaygr
70 make The school both thOr0ughly prsp1raf6ry.
ana hnlshtng 10 its character. None but mn.
usSei shd Experienced teachers will be- en-
the institution equal 10 its work in quaIifViDg
yOnng ladies. By high Intellectual AMI mSrli
culture. ior usefulness IN any station in life.
~ ane next session will begin on the FIrst
monday in keptember. For fIrfher iU
i0rmatoh send for our circular.
~ Nv n q TpTfpTp
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

From point twenty miles below Kings-
ton az far up as Loudou, the rain has fallen
abundantiy, and the corn, though DOT 10
forward as ia this vicinity, promises An
abundant yield. The drouth has been Sc
vsreiy ieit In a large scope Of country ex-
tending up and down the river from the
month o. the Hiwassee. The rich farm
ing lands along the Little Tennessee are
said to be severely suffering from want Of
ram Chattanooga Repu5lio4n, July
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

Ton lines of solid nonpareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled 10 a dis
count Of 10 pGf cent. .e
Every other day te. o. d. Advertisements viii
be charged tNO-thiTds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted In the Tn W eekl win
Js charged 90 dollar a square for drst insertion.
anl htp cents each additional Insertion.
10 tho sekly. one dollar y square for each
Insertion ...|
Special OF City Item Notices. ~ anty cents .
nue. hrsi. AMI ton cents line every addinonal
-ertion.
Changes IN Advertisements will ne charged at
De rate of my couts a square-
All advertisements are due from date Of hrst
Insertion. Hereafter the cssh system will be
adhered Go. aud no transient advertisements will
~ taken uuiuss accompanied by tho money.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

NEw YORK, July Is.-Coiion quiet
and steady sales $50 bales; uPlands 81
tg &c. Rice quiet. Coffee sEm and 9ul-sS
Sugar steady; Cuba ll4c. Molssses quiet.
hi0nr dull and Toe lover Wheat de-
elining, 81 53@I %. Cora duli and
heavy, Al 81 06@l ". r.
New York DFyGoods Market.
New York, July iS.-Drygoods buoy
aat brown sheetiRgs l7@l83e; other
grades about unchanged.
New YSrk Money Market.
NEw YoRK, July 16.-Mouey market
quiet call loans 3(95; sterling exchange
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TENNESSEE INVENTION.
e II T. II IA -
Patent MitTe Boa.

I'VE ATTENTION OFCARPENTRRs AND
4 Bailders i diroeted b this Aitroinz Ma-
chine e. being the mOst comp lets and safisf.g-
tory inYenLion Of the kind ever offered 10 The
public.
lis d6EeFEiaE OF immsdiats attention Of All
men who are engaged a. carponters. cabinet
or carriage makers.
lt = o. exhibition and sale al the Hardware
nc Square.
The price Is 80 low a. 10 briaE ( within eary
reach Of all - Il. 2. CHkEk co.
MACEK a GROWN, Aganta.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-21

THANKS-M. w. Gleun, acting Trea-
snrer for the strikers Of the Nashville and
Northwestern road, extends the thanks of
that body 10 the gentlemen Of the Nash-
vile aud Decatur shops for their contribu-
ton OF twenty-five dollars received YES
terday.