Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-18
n NASHVILLE; TENN.
rRIDAY DECEmBER is. 1865.
No,Ices OF New Advertisements.

Notices of New Advertisements,
Campbell & spire continue their great
auction sale of china and silver ware, Boz
henian and fancy goods. They will also
offer a choice selection of dinner, tea and |
chamber sets, Of the latest styles.
Farmers would do well to ship their cot
ton seed to ]. F. O'shaughnessy & Co., of
this city, who are paying ten dollars per
ton. Upon application they will furnish
the bags to ship in at all seasons Of the
year. They also pay the highest market
price for corn.
r. P. jenkins, Market street, opposite
Union, is in receipt of very large assort-
ment of fancy goods and toilet articles,
suitable for holiday gifts. The showcases
have been very tastefully arranged and
present a handsome appearance. The
ladies in particular should call ard exam.
iue the line of attractive Italian cosmetics,
Chinese extracts, French and German
colognes, Lubin's choice goods, the great
variety of soaps, pearl handled brushes
combs, etc, etc, and thousand other
things too numerous 10 mention. 1t ls
only necessary to men tion that jenkins
Stomach Bitters are going off like hot
cakes. Delmonico, of New York, hearing
Of the good qualities of this tonic, has or
dered a large lot.
The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, buys and sells
exchange on New York and New Orleans
sells drafts on all parts of Europe; allows
interest to its depositors, and pays the
highest rates for gold and silver.
Warren & Moore have an extra large
lot of building material, including doors,
sashes, blinds, etc, at reduced prices.
They keep all descriptions Of lumber on
hand, which they sell at the very lowest
cash prices. @ .-
r. C. McNairy or Calender g. Garrett,
will rent or lease the desirable brick
store 81 Broad street, on good terms
See, Executors notice of Julia A
Matthews and w. A. Glenn.
A. Lande offers superior lot of furs
and pays the highest market price for The
raw article.
The Talisman goes down on Saturday.
EIppIneOGCs Magazine for January
Mrs. Rebecca Davis begins new Amer
can novel, Beyond the Breakers; Story
of the Present Day." the scene Of which
commences in Water street, Philadelphia
and shifts 10 Western Ohio. In the frs
chapters a tavern keeper is wrongfully sc
cused Of robbing one of his dodgers, AMI
brought to trial. His lawyer, "Carro
Bagster," who is praised as "sn uprigh
man, and an earnest, eloquent advocate,
shows his uprightness by recommending
his client, who vehemently asserts his in
nocence, to plead guilty, in order to get
light sentence, and exemplifes his elo
quence by taking the story of "The lroi
Shroud" from BiqckwOofs Magazine, an,
working it up, apropos Of nothing, int
his speech for the accused, who is convict
ed! The scenes in Ohio are better an
promise well. Messrs. Stoddard, Boke
and Blyard Taylor severally contribut
occasional poems on 4 Golden Wedding
+. W. Clarke has IN blank verse The oil
Year and the New" one Of the finest poem
vet published in this magazine. "Justic
for BIue-beard," by Miss NJ. a. Campbell
ia pleasant bit Of badinage-s short an
crisp. There are a couple Of readabl
Christmas stories, 4 paper on the celebrs
ton Of the jour de Tan in Paris, and a
ultra-sensatiOnsl love story called enc
Dead nor Living" The article, wi
Spain be a Republic" by Karl Blind,
written with full knowledge of SPANS
politics. "The Secret Agent" (of Napoleo
Ill, also highly sensational, Is anonymou
The second year of LiPpincotfs hogazt'
commences with this number, and til
publishers express the intention that
shall not only maintain the high literar
reputation which it has acquired durln
the FIRST year of its publication, but that
shall be still more valuable, attractive an
entertaining. Each number will contai
large proportion of light reading, L
gelher with articles of more thoughttl
class. J. B. Lippincott q Co, PhIiade
pLia, are the publishers.