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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
LIFE INSURANOE!!!
Piedmont Life Insurance
Company of Virginia,

Tho. Subscriber is Agcrt for the State Of South
Cnrnlinn for nne Of ihc best, aud most reliable
Life Insurance 0nIpanies in the world. For tho
First Sixteen Mouths nj its business II had ee>
cned shout Two THOUSAND ToLICIEs. and had
received ma Income al abnut fHRHE HUNDRED
and sixty THOUSAND D"LLARs
tisn VfRh INA COMPANY and n an eyi-
dehce 0ffts high stniding ut hrme where II is
hesi known, large p0rtinn Of its business ia
dnnr L." that state It las inyuriubIy paid ali
OF IT. losses AT ONCE, wnvng the NINETY
l'nicy " WV
Gen. n G. EVANS was Insured In THIS Com
rANY, and imIncdiutely nftcr hfs death. Ihnd
flte pleasure nfIrtsentiiig tn his afflicted fnmiiv
the amount Of his fn'icv $3.50.
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ. D,
J; J, wAnpLAw, NJ. D., Medical Exsminer
at Abbevlle. g. II. -.
We refer with confidence to tho following per,
snns who havo InsuI cd IN the Piedmont:
Rev. J: J.. rressly, y, D. $50 ~; ReK. u. C.
Gtier, y ID $1,000: Rev. W f. IlefnpIiIl-
$1,000; Rev. j. N. Young g-S2i 0; Rev. II. r.
Sloan-S5 10; Rev ID. N. Turner. D D.-S1, -
nnni Rev j.. I Bonher-- a5 10; DR.. q. W.
rressly-e5p00; Dr. J. W.. lIesrst-e90m: W.
y. Mars--st0Oo; Rev. } g. Williams 5000;
FF Garey-s5o 9; e.; Fai5-sa Of rsof:
Gen. y ~. Gowan.-sil, o 0; j. MEG owan..sIi..
90, tion. W. D. Simpson Sl0,I OF Or. Rarksia'o
81 90; Mr.. .sullNan--950O6; and at leasl o.
others; under tho immediate supervision OF Dr..
'D THOMAS s. MOoRs1AN, Agent. =.
Dr.. G. W: GARMANY, Med. Exaniner
Newberry, CHI, Feb: u, 1860. t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Landrcth's Garden Seed.

Fresh mud genuine, just received large
assortment the above celebrated seed
Also, genuine Buncomhr Gabhmgr Seed, hy
Feb. 10 q 1T. r STEWART & co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Garden Hoes. Rakes. &c.

just received fine lot Garden Hoes,
R"krs, Forks, Shovc!s, Slm''ca Also, n
fine lot Packet aud Table Cutlery, Scissors
&c. by X. STEWART s. CO.
Feb. 10 6 At.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Country Bacon.

1000 lbs. Of the above now in store, oI
superior qual ty, and well.cured, at reuson.
able prices by
MAYES 4 MARTIN.
Jan ~ 4 IF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Smith Tools.

Such ns Bellows, Anvis, Vices, Ham
mcrs, Files. &c. Cheap by
jim. 0 Il. Il. STEWART & co,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Leather, Tor Snle by ID.
NJ u 4 u Al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK.
MCORPOK ATED. =. 10Ao-

Cash ASSETS OVER THIRTY MIL.
" LIONS or DOLLARS.
Cnsh Income, 1867, over TEN MILLIONS.
Dividends to Policy IIo lcrs, 1867, So, 1885,
ST. 81.
New Policies Issued In 1867, 10, ,lOG.
The Company is PURELY MUTUAL. No
dividends to Stockholders. Tho ontiro pro,
ITS nrc returned to the assured, thus causing
Policies 10 become SELF. SUSTAINING in
thirteen years, or 10 souDlc in twenty.
Interest received from investments, 1867.
over ST 100000.
Excess Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY ALONE.
over losses, about $500, 900.
Real Estate. Bonds and Mortgages on Roal
Estate, in the City Of New York, over sEv.
ENrEEN MILLIONS Of tiollars.
It is the richest Company in tho world.
It's policies nrc non>rorrcitablc. It's divi-
dcntls arc The largest.
Applications for Columbia and tho North.
crn portion of South Carolina, received by
GREGG, PALMER g. CO.,
General Agents,
BENSON JONES, Agent Mt Ncwborry,
JAMES MCINTosn, NJ. D., Medical Exom.
! incr.
Feb. 10 ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Soap, Soap.

a la"sr md vnricd lot, embracing nj.
most ever! variety, Il fine lot Toilet and
Sl'nvine Soap, &c. &c, by
Jan. q ! IT, Il STEWART & co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Sugar, Coffee, &c.

Common Sugars. H." "B" and &C."
Clarified, Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
lt,o md jaw" Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Alum, &c.
Jnn. 6 | #. Il. STEWART & co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Fresh Lard.

just received 600 lbs. No. country
Lard III kits, puro und nvc, tho very article
for house. keepers. Gall aud supply yoar.
selves at the Grocery store Of
MAXES & MARTIN.
Jan 81 1 tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
DEATH on DIR. 5. Il. nIOOIsE.

The painful intelligence of the death OF
DR.. S. B. Moore, of Hickman county, on
Tuesday night, the 14th instant, has
reached us. Although in feeble health
for some time past, the intelligence of his
death comes with crushing force. He
has been for over a quarter Of century
one of the leading men of Middle Tennes-
see. He was eminent in his profession.
He has been several times a member OF
our Legislature, having served in both
branches. He was a man of remarkably
sound judgment, and welded great inhu-
ence both as a private citizen and as a
legislator. As friend, physician and pub
lie servant, no man in our knowledge will
be more sadly missed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
JUDGE TIEAGG TO BE I'M
PEACHED.

Under this caption the Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
announces that.
''The course of Judge Trigg, United
States District Judge in Tennessee, has
been such, in all cases where the interests
of Government were concerned, thatit has
been decided to take measures to secure
his impeachment by the House of Repre-
sentatives. The case is now in process
of preparation for submission. If the
papers are presented they will Of course
20 to the Judiciary Committee, as in the
case of Judge Campbell Humphreys,
| Of Tennessee, impeached the first year of
the war"
This viii certainly be startling intelli-
gcnce to the people Of Tennessee, pro
ridcd they can be startled at anything
| the Radical Members of Congress IRON
this State may do or attempt to do. Can
It be that some Of the Tennessee aspirantS
for Imposition towhich Judge Whitley, OF
Michigan, has just been appointed, Uict
| Judge Yeaman Withdrawn, are anxious &c
get the position which Judge Trigg now
occupies and adorns? Can it be tina
some Of our Radical Tennessee politician!
see that they need, entertain no hope fol
future honors from the people, and arr
seeking 10 have Judge Trigg dis
placed that one of them MAJ
get into political position by Presi
dental appointment, where they ma.
still further wreak their vengeance upol
the people Of Tennessee? We can thinl
Of no other possible reason for the sugges
ton of the impeachment of Judge Trigg
We did not agree with Judge Trigg polit
ically before the war, and we did 10
agree with him upon the issues of th
war. But he is an honest man and a,
upright Judge. We have yet to hear fror
any man Of either party in this State th
slightest imputatiOn against his ofiicia
conduct or personal integrity Gas to hi
course in cases where the interests 0
Government were concerned" that ca
easily be determined by the record. w
venture the assertion that he has been les
frequently reversed by the Supreme Com
than any other Distric. Judge who la
been upon the bench in the United State
in a quarter of a century. Indeed
in all the leading questions whic
have grown up out of I'll
incidents of war, he has been almost uni
versally followed by the Supreme Court
A few political tricksters may attempt t
impcach him. But they viii find them
selves more signaly defeated than whe
they attempted the impeachment Of ez
| President johnson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
RESUMPTION or SPECEE PAY
rTrNE,s-

NElNt&s
Mr.. Prosser, the Representative in Con-
gress from this district, has introduced
bin in the House of Representatives to
secure the resumption of specie payments.
II provides that all contracts, the eonsid-
Grafton whereof is specifically payable in
lawful coin Of the United States, the
price Of which is adjusted on the basis Of
a specie value, shall be legal and valid, and
enforced as such in the courts; and that
after the lst day of July, 1870, all en-
ployees of the government shall be paid
in United States coin, after deducting
twenty-five per cent as now provided by
law9 The Secretary of the Treasury
is authorized 70 exchange bonds Of
the United States for the legaltendef
notes now in circulation, bearing four per
cent interest, the principal and interest
payable in gold II repeats so much OF
the twenty-seeond section of the national
currency act as limits Che circulating
notes to $500, 900, 600. 1t provides that
additional banking associations may be
formed with circulation, secured by de-
posts with United States Treasurer, pro
vided the circulation of no bank shall ex-
ceeded so per cent or its bonds depos
tied with the Treasurer, and provided
said banks and all others be required q
redeem all their circulating notes OF
less denomination than S. on and aftel
the first day of January, 1871, in gold
when presented, and one year after re
deem all their circulation in gold wher
presented for redemption.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
EXQUISITE MINIATURES AND uLUMINA-
TIONS.
Golden Verses from the New Testament.

With fifty Examinations and Miniatures from
celebrated Missas and Books of Hours OF IAN
and 18th centuries, in gold and colorS. me text
very beautifully printed in letters of Gold on
fine ivory paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

WE HAVE FOR SALE.
w the cheapest residence in EogcficAu7 atwo-
story frame house with six rooms, kitchen, cisteru
and stabes-all in the very best Order and not far
from the bridge. Price 5000 cash-
Also, large number Of residences In Edgeicld,
az prices and terms 90 suit all parties.
in the City We have O small twO-stOry brick,
with four rooms, at $4,000, on long time, situated
near the corner Of Summer and Ash streets.
Also, two small frames near the Nashville and De-
catur Depot, at 81 800 each
Also, q small frame with two rooms, in good 0CIi-
ditiOn ia North Nashville, at 500.
Also, beautiful brick, No. 70 South High street,
with six rooms, at 5000.
Also, three-stOry brick, on Broad, between Col
lege and Cherry streets, at S, 900.
Alss, store and residence, new and in perfect
order, On Broad, bet summer and Cherry, at 500.
Also, store and residence, No. Il South College
street, in perfect order, at 5000.
Also, twO-stOry brick, On DCnder,ck, opposite
Banner Office, at $4,000.
Also, three-story brick store. No. IS Union
street, at Sl2,OOO-rents for 81 $40 per annIim.
Also, three-stOry brick store, No. IS South Mar
ket street, at 5000.
Also, tw0-st0ry frame residence, No "A Line
street, at $500.
Also, a two-story brick with eight rooms, No. 2O5
Gay street, at S2,5O0.
Also a large number Of houses and lots al over
the city, including large number Of SUBURBAN
RESIDENCES, for sale, for lease and for rent, on
easy terms. Also, farms of every description amt
price. Give ms q cali and examine our list Ia VIII
sen a. low a. the lowest.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAELEY,
nOv11-h No. 81 North College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
II II H
Sewing Machine

POSSESSES THE FOLLOWING POINTS OF
Il superiority, claimed by no other Sewing Ma
chine:
1t makes four Stitchcs--Lock, Double LHckr
Knot and Double kuut-three more than male py
any other. Il has the Reversible Iced enabnl
the operator 70 sew either 70 the right or left 70
has the Self-AdiusE2g Tensions, without which no
Machine Is complete II fsstcHs the ends Of seams
a. securely a. done by hand It's Needle cannot De
set wrong It's movements are rapid and noiselt'5s-
Il dOqs not break or suarl threads It's motions are
all positive Il has no springs or brush pads to get
out Of srder-
MRS. L. A NELSON & SISTER. Agents,
novI+3m No. u y Cherry st., Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

THE Philadelphia Press, one of For
ney's 'two papers, both daily" is not
very complimentary to Senator Browniow.
In referring to his recentpersonal explana-
ton read in the Senate, that paper says ::
'Brownlow replies to his enemies. He
should have designated them his friends.
His enemies are those whose dogmas his
second infancy could not resist" Alas
are there none so poor as to do the old
man reverence
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
ACCEPTANCE OF CRIEE'S RESSG-
NATION.

There is little doubt that a great pres
sure has been brought to bear upon Judge
Gricr to induce him to resign that Grant
might appoint supple Radical in his
place. The act giving Judges who re
tired after they attained the age Of sixty
full pay, was a bride to get him out of
the way. But it was likely not to sue
coed. for it was announced some weeks
AGO that he had taken a house in Wash
ington, and that there was no pros
pect of his resigning, and only a
few days ago it was stated by
a correspondent of the Philadelphia In
quircr, (Radical,) published at the home
Of the Judge, that ''thc report that Judge
Grier had resigned does not seem to be
correct. He is in good health, and takes
great interest in pending cases" But the
Judge was imponuned until he at last
rendered his resignation to Grant who
hastily accepted it as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. Is, 1SG9.-
To the Hon. Robert G. GTier-Sir: Your
letter containing the tender of the resigna-
ton of Your office of Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United States,
to take effect on the 1st day Of February
next, has been received by me to-day, and
your resignation is accordingly accepted,
| TO take effect on that date. ! sincerely
regret the increasing physical intirmitics
which induce you toretire from the bench,
| and. with the assurance Of my persona
! sympathy and respect, desire also {
| express my sense of the ability and up
| Iightness with which your judicial
duties have been performed. IN look
ing upon your long and honorable
career in the public service, il must be
especially gratifying to yourself to re-
member, as it is my agreeable duty and
| privilege on this occasion thus distinctly
to recognize. the great service which you
were able to render to your country in the
darkest hour Of her history, by the vigor
| and patriotic frmncss with which you up
held the Just powers of the Government,
and indicated the right Of the nation,
under the constitution, to maintain its Own
existence. With the hope that your re-
tircmcnt may be chcered BY the knOwled e
of public gratitude as well as by private
affection, l remain, very respectfully,
yours. [. s. GRANT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19


under any circumstances, hentucEy
Senator should owe his election TO haai-
cal vote
'rThis was a fatal step for MeCreery 5
interests, and the day was lost to him. "
of course the RAIDS are greatly dlsap-
pointed by the turn which the splendid
maenanimity OF BIcCreery's friends gave
to The affair. It's TO be hoped that they
viii hereafter appreciate more fully the
fact that the dominant party in this proud
old Commonwealth neither las nor can
have any part or lot in Che revolutionary
Marty whose rule has been attended with
so many baleful and destructive results in
our once free and happy country
These extracts speak more forclbIy thih
any language we can use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer calls attention to an
awkward fix in which the Radicals find
themselves by the action of Grant. He
says:
"a queer arrangement to secure Radi-
cal power was developed here tonight. 1t
appears that by the death Of State Senator
Russell yesterday the Ohio Senate stands
at tie. If the Senate here confirms Gen.
Potts nomination, made yesterday, as
Governor Of Montana, he would have to
resign as a Radical member Of the Ohio
Senate, and thereby give the Democrats a
majority in that body. As Potts district
is close, the Radicals are afraid to risk a
new election, and Senator Sherman and
other Ohio Republicans have put their
heads together and decided that Potts
must not be confirmed for Montana, but
must remain in the Ohio Senate to consti-
tutc Radical majority. The best joke
of the whole thing is that it leaves i'm
peachcr Ashley, of Ohio, Governor of
Montana -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
CO

lOLal. s@'SA 'SS@O
The appropriations last year for all
branches of the government were only
1921 ,415, 2SS. 81, which makes an excess
asked for this year of $40, $50, 557.01. .
This is running the various depart
ments economically Witha vengeance, and,
as an instance of how economy is prac-
ticed in the Treasury Department itself,
it may be stated that little item of $14,-
600 is paid yearly by Mr.. Boutwell, in the
Secretary's Office, to a number of his
favored stipendaries who draw that amount
over and above their regular salaries, for
What is called extra service, which extra
service is lust nothing at all.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
TUF LEGTSLATURE YESTERDAY

House bin directing the Comptroller e
nav to Messrs. Ward and Briggs, lessees O
the Penitentiary, $l32, 600, was passed I'M
animously on its third reading. Mr.
Cooner Of Bedford, offered g resolution il
CONNECTION with the bill, that the directorY
of the Penitentiary Immediately take pos
session Of the machinery, material, work
sbops. and convict labor, turned ovel
TO them by Messrs. Ward and Briggs, and
nut the same at once in operation for tie
best interests of the State 50 as TO finisl
the work on hand and prepare the same foi
the market, but with no power TO lease tn,
same, unless their lease is submitted Il
and approved by the General Assembly
which was adopted.
House bills fixing the license of retail
liquor dealers. and to regulate places o
amusement were passed on their thru
reading.
House bill imposing an ad valorem tai
on capital invested IN merchandising, IN
stead OF taxing sales, was passed on it
second reading and made the special orde
for the second Tuesday in January.
House resolution instructing the Comp
troIler to pay the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road Company for the transportation o
militia, was concUrred in.
The Senate adjourned to Wednesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Slack introduced a bill providing
that in towns Of over 5000 inhabitants
the license of photographers shall be $50
in towns of from 800 TO 5000 inhabitants
S25; and in towns Of less than 800 inhabi
tants, S12.50.
Senate resolution authorising the Peni
Tertiary Directors to take charge Of tn
labor and material of that institution, Wa
concurred in.
House resolution requiring all Tax Co
Iectors to pay over TO the proper officer
any moneys they may have in their posses
sion was amended so as TO apply to all o.
fcers Of the State having public funds l
their possession, and was then adopted.
House bill TO charter the Louisville an
Chattanooga Railroad was taken up an
amended but when the vote on its passag
was taken it was found there was no GU,
rum present, so the House adjourned
Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

The maagre returns we have from the
election yesterday show that the vote Ina.
been unusually light There viii be
small vote cast in Middle and West Ten
nesscc against calling convention, ant
this vote probably De tolerabIy lTg,
in East Tennessee, unless the Radicals
stay away from She polls. There is 10
doubt butthat the Convention ha, carried
for it only required a majority Of tn,
votes cast. Itisto DE regretted that Their,
was not more general turn out, as this il
the most importau, election that has &C
CURED for many years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

The Senate yesterday adjourned to
Wednesday, the day fixed for taking a
recess until the 9TH of January, and the
House Of Representatives Adjourned to
Monday because it had no quorum. There
will be no more legislation until after the
I,nlillr-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
EcONOuY or THE GRANT AD-
LAMENTATIONS.

The late Radical organ in this city re
produced with-a considerable flourish the
statement Of the New York Tribune that
Grants administration had cost the coun-
try for one year 1851, 100000 less than
President Johnson's. This was shown to
TO be very great blunder. 1t is said
Figures VIII not lie, and they show the
sort of economy that is heing practlced by
the Grant administration. Secretary
Boutwell, has prepared the estimates OF
appropriations required to m eet all expen
penses of the government for the current
fiscal year. lie estimates as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
Important Notice to Delinquent Cor
pOration Taxpayers!
2OPc- Cent and Costs saved by Pay
mcnt Before goth December.

EINAL NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
II the reduction on taxes due the Corporation Il
Nashville for cash. viii positively cease ON the ath
December 1869. after which distress warrants will
be issued and collections made by law, without
abatement, with costs and interest added e is
important that those who have not paid, should do
SO a. once, stop interest," and save heavy Expenses
Ry order: ANSON NELSONr
nov ~ I'm Collector. CITY Hail. Market House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
sENAToR NTcCmEERY.

The night of his defeat Senator
McCrecry, of Kentucky, was serenadec
and made one of the most eloquent
speeches that it has been our pleasure tf
read in many day. From it we make
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

Mr.. HoAE has been appointed to the
place Of The late Judge Wayne, of Gcor-
gia, and his circuit extends from South
Carolina to the Rio Grande. It is a wonder
Hoar is not afraid 10 20 so far South, lest
the Ku-Klux should catch him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

GEy. BUTLER has united with certain
other parties for the purpose Of having an
equestrian statue Of Gen. Grant erected
in Washington, wLercupon the Phiiadcl-
phia Age remarks: "TLc cohesive at
traction Of plumber has caused the great
bGucd up to bear the smart, and pocket
the personal insult pm, upon him by Gen.
Grant in his famous report.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Have now ready for examination
4 SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
BOOKS AND FANCY ARTE-
Giles FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.

Such an array ofths best ENGLISH LLBRARf
BOOKS, in flle bindings; Illustrated WORKS Q,
rare merit; ENGLISH BIBLES AND PRA YEN
BOOKS, in superb bindingt, Nth gilt and ena"',
elled Monagrdms-bes rarely been exhibited IN AGs'
UiUe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MINERS WANTED.

THE TENNESSEE COAL AND r. R. CO. WILL
i give employment to skilled Miners or Common
LabOrers in digging coal Fifty men can find prof
table employment if application is made at once.
BY applying 10 y S. COlyar, at Nashville, transpOr-
tation viii be provided to the miners.
?. II. MAIiBURY.
deCl9 Jan General Manager.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
a VERY SPLENDID VOLUME.
St. Ursula, Princess of Britain,

With twenty-five ful-page Illuminated miniatures
from the pictures at Cologne. The finest book
paintings ever produced. The artist obtained
the sGold Prize at the Paris Exhibition. 4to
bound in crimson satin and gold, $3.50.
=. Both books must be seen to be Appreciated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19

We have another communication from
'Probc, " but as it is intended TO be read
by the members OF the Legislature, We
shall defer printing it for few days
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-19
THE GREAT CHRISTIAN GIFT BOOK.
LIVES OF THE SAINTS.

A truly magnificent work. Enriched with hfty-
one exquisite full-page Miniature Paintings II
gold and colors 4tO., bound purple silk velvet
gold cross and antique bosses, preserved IN
case.