Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-01

The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance
Company presents its claims to our read
ers this morning. Having complied with
the laws Of this State made for the security
of policy holders, 1t is now ready TO do
business here. 1t comes endorsed in
terms of unreserved commentator by the
Western Insurance RegieU and Journal Of
Commerce, Of st. Louis, as a safe. solvent
and liberal company. Its stockholders
and directors represent an aggregate
wealth of many millions of dollars and its
management Is conhded to experienced
tinanciers and men of known integrity
Its dealings are liberal and Just towards
policy holders, and its payments prompt.
Its business conduct is wise, prudent and
successful in aLrespects, and is pronounced
unsurpassed IN all the essentials of a first
class institution. Its policies of all kinds
are non-forfeitable after one annual pay
ment, and the holder is secured in a return
prOportlonate to the amount paid. Mr..
James Wheless, of this city, has been Sc
lected by the company as their agent in
this State. He is well known as business
man of energy, integrity and faithfulness,
and will ably represent the interest of the
company, while giving the public all the
advantages of its liberal policy.
''There is no excellence wit bout labor,
and mighty little chance for a judicious
system of advertising to fail in the accom-
plishment Of good results.
VIM. DUnstead, No. a North Market
street, will for the ensuing thirty days sell
at greatly reduced prices his stock of fine
trunks. Ladies and gentlemen are invited
to call and make selections to suit them
selves.
Charles Richheimer & Co, No. &C Col
lege street, have calicoes at ten cents, and
all other goods in proportion. Call and
see.
A splendid thing for speculation is now
offered an anxious public. For particulars
call at Linck's Iotel, near the Louisville
depot
The good steamer Tyrone leaves at
O'Clock this afternoon.
If VIM. Long, late Of this city, is not
too far away, he will hear of something to
his interest by calling at the Office of Jus
tice Wilkinson.
Judge 10. c. Guild is a candid ate for
tn Law Court of Nashville.
The Fourth IS to be celebrated at the
horticultural Garden with music, dancing,
fireworks etc
Yeatman, Shields q Co. will to day make
a doing sale of fine laces, mantles, white
goods, etc, and the ladies are especially
invited to attend.
Ewing & McClaugherty, the well-known
hardware dealers on the Square, have ad-
mitted Mr.. f. A. Shepherd as a partner,
and the style Of the house Will in future be
Ewing McClau9herty d Co.
J. Fl. Fall has become partner in the
hardware firm of Gray & Kirkman. and
the style will hereafter be Gray, Kirkman
Il Co.
The st. Mary's Orphan Association, as
noted in the card Of its President z. Oh
Will, Esq, viii give its sixth annual picnic
on Monday, the Fourth of July, at Melrose
Park
The members of Edgefeld Masonic
Lodge viii mne. at : o'clock this morning
to attend the funeral of their deceased
brother John Ford
The Office Of the State Insurance Com
pany, rs will be seen by the card of Joseph
Nash, Secretary, has been removed to its
new building No. 30 College street.
FIve-twenty coupons are cashed at the |
National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets.