Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-21
New Advertisements.

Among our new advertisements to-day
will be found a notice that Mr.. Eakin, of
Missouri, has concluded that his private
affairs suggest it TO be prudent for him to
concentrate his means in Missouri, and
hence he desires TO sell his interest in the
celebrated Stone River Utility Works.
From what we know with regard TO the
SUCCESS of this institution, as a pioneer in
Southern manufactures, we think some Of
our citizens would do well TO call in person
or write TO Mai. Spence, the energetic and
capable superintendent Of the establish
ment and arrange to join him in carrying
on the enterprise. We feel assured that
this to-day is as complete a success as a
mandatory as can ever be organized in
our State, and that the whole facts in the
case can be readily realized by any one
asking an investigation Of the books.
George +. AKers has on hand fine
smoking tobaccos; also a large lot of
samples, which can be bought cheap. Call
and get your Christmas supplies.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., sell a large lot
of goods on account of r. T. Gaines,
Deputy Sheriff; also, desirable invoice of
taple goods.
For a nice holiday present 60 TO Lpffier
& Horowitz, No. Is North Cherry street,
opposite the Maxwell House. They have
just received a large and well selected stock
of plated ware, suitable for holiday
presents. We recommend our readers to
give them call, as they sell goods lower
than any other house in the city.
Don't forget the auction sale of fine
chinaware I. w. Barnes d Co., have this
morning at their auction room.
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fashionable silks for parties, go to Z. & j.
Horthman's on the Square.
A. Lande says he has reduced the price
Of his splendid stock of furs, to give ever
one a chance to get a nice Christmas
present.
Albert & Seeman don't want any one to
forget that they have large auction sale
of boots and shoes on tomorrow.
w. G. Gamble & Co., Union street, ad-
vertise books reduced twenty-five per cent.
Call and examine.
Be sure to read the advertisement of sale
of real estate, by P L. Eichol
Anderson, johnson & Smith have farm
to sell to-day, in lots to suit purchasers.
Be sure to attend, and read advertisement
to see where.
There is to be a grand concert in Edge
field; gentlemen will please attend, and be
sure to have their sweathearts with them.
There are several offices and stores for
rent in the Maxwell house; apply to A.
H Hurley.
Servants are wanted by D. We'll.
For Carthage, the steamer huntsville.
Ship your freight by the Alpha.
DIR. Banning is to lecture again.
The Lumsden, leaves on tomorrow.
The Henderson Land Sale comprises 514
prizes. Capital prize $50, 900; smallest
prize $50, O0e, comprising the richest Ohio
river bottom tobacco lands and most valua-
bic lots N Henderson county. Nv. None
Of this property Is worth less than 5000
cash in gold; and most of it is worth from
$1,000 to $4,000 per acre. Besides the
above prizes there is one prize Of s., 600 in
currency, two Of 81, 200 each, and four of
5000, which 60 10 the winners of the first
seven prizes respectively. Final drawing
will take place Dec. %, 1850, at Ma
sonic Temple, Louisville, Ky. T. H.
Singleton is the agent in this city. Price
Of tickets five dollars.