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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-08
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Perhaps The greatest grievance which
now atfilcts this country, in view OF The
next Presidential election, is the wild
wrsngling and exeefabie bitterness which
charaeteiizes the editorial columns of
some of our leading Democratic journals.
The 'fNew Departure" men on one hand
and the ''Bourbons" on the other, have
turned their editorisl batteries upon each
other, and every volIey they fire tends to
spread confusion in the ranks of the De
mocracy. These editorial digladiations
may be matters of deep inter-.
est to the editors themselves,
but they are matters of deep
disgust to their readers. More than ofdi-
nary political prescience may be requi-
site to peer through the cloud of corrup.
ton which now envelopes the govern
mens and discover beyond the way of
wisdom that will lead US again into the
paths OF political purity, but it only re-
qures the eye of common sense to see
that the seeds which this untimely dis
cussion Is sowing broadcast over the land
can only ripen into fruitful harvest of
confusion, discord and disintegrstion,
when all should be order, harmony and
unity in the Democratic party. r
Ii the same power of learning and
labor, tact and talent employed TO gain
the mastery of each other 10 disputstion,
by Journals engaged in this discussion,
were turned sgainst the Radical robbers
of the nation, the patriotic heart of the
country would beat responsive to their
efforts. This is no time for strife be-
tween the friends of freedom. 1t is no
time for mutiny on board the ship of
State when a plundering, pirstieal crew
have rushed upon her decks, robbed
her of her richest treasures, seized
the helm, and are steering her toward
the vortex of political m@lsirom.
The spirit of cordial hate which seems
to mutually inspire the hearts of the New
Departure and the Bourbon editors,
meets with no kindred sentiment among
the masses of the people. These editors
may wage their warfare until the fount-
aims of bitterness are drained dry, and
the vocabulary IF billingsgate exhausted,
but the masses of the people will not ins
dorse their wranglipg. The Southern
people will be united and will act in hsr-
mony, and will march in solid phalanx
against the enemies of liberty, if these
editors fail in their evil efforts to array
them in hostility against each other.
The whole purpose of both parties to
this nonsensicsl controversy is professedly
to arrange a platform of principles for
the Democracy in 1872. Now it requires
no prophet to foreten that the longer the
controversy continues the more malignant
it will grow, and the less likelihood there
will be of any agreement. 1t has been
thought that it was the province of edi-
tors labOring in common cause to unite
the people, but at this particular juncture
Democratic editors are divided among
themselves, and there is no strife among
the people.
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ANOTHER dreadful calamity has taken
place in the island of Guadeloupe. Point.
s-Pitre has been almost totally destroyed,
and 80, 900 persons left without shelter.
The wharves were burned and all the su-
gar ready for shipping was destroyed.
The fire commenced in the middle of the
town, and the wind being very high, the
flames spread in all directions. The town
was rebuilt entirely Of wood, after its de-
struction by an earthquake on Feb. s,
1S4S. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary. After this,
no doubt, all attempts at sustaining a
town on this island will be abandoned.
This is The fourth time since 1843 that the
town has been destroyed, twice by earth
quake and twice by fire. Over 1000 peo-
pie persisted in the first earthquake, and
property was destroyed to the value Of
IS, 900, 600. No estimate is placed on the
present loss, a..
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A PersIous Season.

Glorious and delightful IS the summer wsat her
Is, Its tropical heat is a severe trial to the vital
powers. Even the strongest are sometimes pros
t;ated by it's effects. The common phrase sp.
Piled to this condition o! the body Is 'gene al de-
buity.' Now, general debility arises from, and
inclddes variety of ailments. The liver il more
less affected, the bow Is are ether constipated
or too much relaxed, the stomach but half per-
forms the work Of digestion, the appetite is poor
general debility. 1t is 4 general disarrangsment
Of all the physical functions, and requires as :
remedy 8 medicine tina. viii regulate them all.
Hostetter's Stomach Bisters is speedily adspsed
to this purpose Its general operation Is not con-
fined to q single organ. II the liver is aft ected
1t restores its tone. If the stomach Is tOrp.d it
regenerates it. If the nerves are tremulous and
weak, II braces and reinforces them. II the mind,
which ever sympsthizes with the body, is gloomy
and respondent, it relieves the dlfficulIy, and
soon brings the whole mechanism OF the body in.
to harmony wi h the laws Of health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which the utility of Hostetteris
Stomach Bitsers a. tonic, corrective and anti
bilious medicine, is not known and appreciated.
Throughout the Tropics Il Is considered, both by
the people and the profession, the standard spe-
cihc. While it Is medicine for all seasons and
ali climates, it is especially suited to the COM
plants generated by the weather, being The puf-
est and best vegetable stimulsnt Ia the world.
Beware OF the BitteEs made Of acrid and dan
gerous materials, which interruptions parties
are endeAvoring TO foist upon the peopse- Ths T
name is legion, and the pubic has NJ guarantee
that they are not poisonous. Adhere to the tried
remedy, Hostetter's Bittsrs, sold only in glass
and never in kegs or barrels.
Aug5 eodlV&Tit
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WILD oAE FACTORIES.

Col Travis and Asst. Assessor Rushing
left Paris at nighton the oath ult.. accom-.
panied by United States Soldiers under
command of Corporal, and after riding
all night they came upon tobacco fac
tory, operated by one r. M. Phillips in
the Northeastern corner of Henry county,
near Fort Heimsn. At this place they
seized ten boxes (6OO fbs.) plu5 tobacco,
one screw press, and enc screw pin and
lever, valued in ali at $500. This proper
ty was hauled to Tennessee river and
shipped by river to the United States
Marshal at Memphis. They next proceed
ed to factory owned by j. M. Brigance,
also in Henry county, where they seized
TWO screw presses, one box of plug tobac-
co and ], 200 lbs. of leaf tobacco. This
property was valued at S415, and was
left 10 charge of MIR. J. ID. Rowlet. This
was on the 18th. On the 26th they went
to the mouth of Sandy on Tennessee
river. On reaching this point, they foand
the ferry boat Just crossing TO the oppo-
site side, having on board a wagon load
ed with manufactured tobacco. An Off
Ger and two soldiers got into a skif and
-NS%N~R SSA ~ ~ tA&C OPROcAbC
Stewart county, 9th district, and brought
it back. The wagon contained 10 boxes
(6Oe 1bs.) of tobacco. The wagon and
tobacco were valued ct $3.50, and were
taken to Paris, where the tobacco was
shipped to this place. Two men, James
Wiseman and George Byrd, who were
found in charge of this tobacco, were ar
rested and taken to Paris, whence, after
stopping over the night If the Goth, Col
lectOr Travis proceeded with them to
Memphis, where, default of bail, they
were committed to jail. 1t is proper to
say, thst both the factories seized had
been operated without any authority of
law and that the tobacco was without any
stamps The factories evidently had op-
Grated but short time, and the tobacco
found in the wagon was from Kentucky.
-H'enttngdon (Teran.) Republican,
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TRUETT SONS 6 MORGAN.

10 gseerous public Mr.. Irby Morgan brings
70 tne new nrm increased capital as web a. large
OUT the south, enabling them, with such frc-eas.
cd facilities, TO supply the wants Of our Southern
people more fully than ever with frst class
sboek OF Fruit Tees, Evergreens, shrubs, G..
Wen grcwn and sccrima;ed to cur climate anR
SOIL The benefit Of ny past long exparisnce re-
mama to the nsw frm, a. well as increased facili-
ties for supplying ali the wants OF the people OF
ne SoutRwsst L. TkUETT.
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GEN.JAoKsONIAT THE THEArER.

When Gen. jackson entered New Or
leans, in the year after the memorable
defeat of the British, the manager of the
theater waited on him to solicit the
honor of his presence at one of the
performances. This being promised, it
was resolved to compliment him with a
song composed for the occasion. The
performers were ali FreDchmen, and
none of them very conversant with the
English Language; but the best
among them was selected, and
when the curtain rose, the
General, who sat in the stage box, was
surprised at hearing his feats recorded in
song to the tune of "God Save the
King" The chorus will give some idea
Of this song, which afforded much miIth
to the Americans who were present:
"GOd shave General shackson,
CID shave General Shackson,
He be Won very crest man,
He shsve NeE Orleans,
God shave General Shscksen.o
Whenever the name of the General c.
CURED the performer turned to him and
made profound bow, IN the most ap-
proved Paris fashion.
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We are authorized to announce z. ]. MoRHIs
as Q candidate for re-eiection to the Office OF
Mayor at the approaching municipal election
iysOtd
We are authorized to announce Gen.
JoE1 A. BATTLE as candidate for Mayor
of the city of Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nioipal election in September next. te ID
We are authorized to announce On. O.
< WINSTON as q candidate for Mayor of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton, p ~ I'd.
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1S40---TO-
1877
FOR THIRTY-oNE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

HAS BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
IL Of climate, and By almost every ngtion known
to Americans 1t is the almost constant COM
panion and tnesttmabie friend Of the missionary
and the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our lakes or rivers without IL.
Pain Killer was the first and il the only
permanent pain relieVer. Since the Pain Killer
was first introduced, and met with sush unsuY
passed sale, many Liniments, Panaceas and other
remedies have been offered to the public, but not
one Of them has ever attained the truly enviable
standard Of the Pain Killer. Why is this SO? Il
is because Davis Pain Killer Is what It
claims to be-a relie7er Of pain. Its merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from internal pain, twenty
or thirty drops In little water will most In
stsntly cure you. There is nothing to equal it. In
. few moments 1t cures Col;c, Cramps, SpAsms,
Heartburn, DtarrhBs, Dysentery, Flux, Wind In
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache. In sections Of the country where FEVER
AND AGUE prevail, there is no remedy held in
greater esteem. Every housekesper should keep
pain. It will give satisfactory relief and save
hours OF suffering.
DO rot trihe with yourselves by testing untrled
remedies. Be cure you call for znd get the genu-
inc PAIN KILLkR, rs many worthless noStrums
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
Of this valuable medicine.
R Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, IS cts, 60 cts. and 81 per bottle.
in. HARRIS & Co., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States,
For sale by
- BERRY, DEMOvILLE L co., Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO., Nashville.
LITTERER b CABLER, Nashville.
NHELOOH, FINLAY L Co., New Orleans.
G. P. JONES & co., Memphis,
P A. ROBINSON 3 CO., Louisville.
And by all Medicine Dealers. 10 f..
je13 dtin NH r. "a avian sp
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I'D aeEsen is alive upon the subject of
q narrow gauge road to Durhamville and
hsmPhis, and is inaugurating measures
WINCH VIII probably result success
NY They are also holding meet
Iang and proposing to vote tsx
OF soo,ooo upon the property of the
town to construct road to the Tennessee
river through Lexington and DecataryiIIe.
Inc people OF those places are excited
over Ihe prospect of hearing the shrilI
whistle of the iron horse in those interior
aud obscure villages. 'l'ln . ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-08

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Hsrmless-Rslis-
ble-IRstAntaneous-Eo dissppointment-No rt-
dculous ttnts-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR AMI
VTTALIo Poison TO INyURK THE HArR Oh SYSTEM. .
Invgorates the Hair and leaves it soft and beauti-
full; black or brown. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. Applied st the Factory, Is Bond street,
EeE York. sep27-Iy
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SPECIAL EOTICRg.

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils viii ind the best and cheapest took
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State ct W.
O. Collier & Cos, a Union street., Nash
vile. Tenn. 1v
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EOR SALE.-THE PADUOAH STAYE FAU-
II tory, situated on the Tennessee River, with
in the limits OF the city Of PAducah, with the
privilege Of the lease OF the groand, is offered for
sale on liberal terms. Tee m Ichinery is com
plete and requires but small outlay to be put Ia
opsrstion- The location for the business is IN
surpassed for the procuring Of materials home
demand and facilities for shipment Of the lro.
duction destined TO o.her mark t. For further
information, address JOSEPH l. PEAsE,
tJ6 eod1m S1s Chesnut St, st. Louis, no.
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IL man gets into any kind of an enter
prise and is successful, he viii say he was
smart, but his neighbors will say he was
lucky; but if he does not succeed well he
will say he was unfortunate, but his neigh
bors will say he was fool. E1
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In Chancery IA NashviIIe.-No. s,ssl-

- TATE OF TENNESSEE, Once Clerk and Mas-
- ter, Chzncery Court at Nashville July ito
2Adi 1sIl- Henry Besels b Dryer, G d Nj reg,
q Haynes and Jas Morey, Compliments va
E-nst I@dn0tck aud Renry Lerdewlg and alothfr,
It AZ, earring from affidavit filed in this cause,
that The defendant, Julius Jadonick, IL a nor
resident Of the State Of Tennessee: znd il fur
the appearing tbat an attachment has issued IN
this case, and has been returned levied upon
the following property, viz: The entire stock Of
eoOds of Ernst JadOnick and Henry Lerdsvig IN
the fifty cent or ''haf dollar store, at No o
Union street, Nashville, Tennessee TO sat1fy the
claim of the compliments Of about ass 81 (excl-
ave Of interest aud sOsts) against the sad de-,
fendants and justly due the com plAinAnts By said
defen dants, upon account, for goods sold aud do
Hyered, etc.
1t is therefore ordered that the said defendaue
enter his appearance herein before or within tina
hrst three days of the next term Of said court to
be held on the first Monday in October next, QsTfl
and plead, answer or demur to cOmplainants' hil,
or the same win be taken for confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte, and that 3 COPY of
this order be published for four consecutive week.
in the Nashville Union and American.
eopy-Attest: ~
. NATHANIEL BAXTER. JR-.
Clerk and Master.
John Buhm, Solicitor for COmplainsnts-
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ThOs Bramlette, late Governor OF Ky. -
Henry WaterSon, editor COurier-JCurnaL
WI Haldeman, President COurier-Journal
Company.
Benjamin CaSsedaY, Of Daily Commercial.
Geo Doern, Proprietor ADzeieer.
Ii Al McCarIy, of the Daily Ledger.
8 Cain, CleIk jefferson Court OF Common
Pleas.
M w Clusky. Author Political Text Book.
RTDurretJ, OF the Louisville Bar.
The Trustees will be assisted by the following
well-knOWn and eminent citizens OF kentucI 3,
who have consented TO be present at the Con
cert and to superintend the drawing and dis
tributiOn of gifts
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In Chancery at NaShVisIe.-No. s,sss.
- TATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
- ter Chancery Court, Nashville, July the 1lsk.
1871. Z Morgan and W h Morgan, Complains
ants. VS.. Holmes Sells and Wm Ameason, De-
PENDANTS.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in this czuas,
that the defendant, Holmes Sells, is non-resi-
dent Of the State OF Tennessee;
Il ia therefore ordered that said defendant enter
his appearance herein before or within thehrsS
three days Of the term Of said court to be hela
on the first Monday in October next, t1S7l, and
plead, answer or dsnur to COMPLAINANT bin, or
the zane will be taken for confessed ~ 70 him,
and set for hearing ex psrte, and that COPY OF
this order be published for four consecutive Eeeuz
in the Nashville Union and American.
A cOuv-Attest.
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for the purpose OF CARR ring on the Nursery Blu,
sIncss, at the old stand OF E. Truett 4 SON.
We shall be pleased TO see all the friends ~
the well known old firm, and are determined
10 maintain the Oh character for fair deaf
ing and the sale Of Fruit Trees true 70 name,
Shrubs, Evergreens, etc.
With enlarged facilities for conducting IN,
business, we shall be prepared 70 Ill all orders
Tor anything IN our line TO dealers. As well a.
TO parties needing trees for their ewn ust
Respectfully IRBY MORGAN.
LABAN A. TRUETT. f
Iyl9 I'm VIM II. II. TRUETT
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G. :. OF y m mes and Othors.
KOsCIUsKO BRANCH, Deceased.
Alo. Tucker ct ais vs.. Fanny Tucker e, ais.

20. Tucker ct ais rs. Fanny Tucker e. ais.
t THE OFFICE OF THE CLERE OF TIE
n County CO7rt az Nashville, on q 18th day a
In the above cause, and L appearing 70 the sah :
faction Of the CLERK thai the said aeleRdanlr
John T. QUICKER, is 3 non-resident Of the state a
Tennessee, and therefore the ordinary process q
this Court cannot be served upon hims
1t is therefore ordered by the Olers that publ.
cation be made for four weeks IN succass10n NJ
the Nashville Union aud American, a neEspapee
published in tns city OF Nashville, requiring ~
said defendant 10 appear a. the ae1t term Of ths
County Court 70 be holden for the county g
Davidson. AZ ms Courthouse thereof in me etty
of Nashyiue on tins hrst Monday IA > ptemoec
pert and answer said snneDded BIZ. ~ me ealD .
Mn he taken for confessed 3s to him aud sea
for hearing ex parte. ". g. KWINr Clerk.
anal FaEAt
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FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE
PnbIic LibrarY of Kentnck,
TRUSTEER.

The Concert and Distribution viii take place
under the immediate supervision of the Trustees
named in the act Of incorporation, who are a.
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SUPERVISORS:

Hon Johua f BulIitt, late Chief Justice Ky.
Hon II ] sites, Judge Jeh. Court Com. Pleas.
Hon Il u COchrane. CA4n- Lou. Chan. Court.
Hon b w Bruce, Judge JET. Circuit Court.
Hon w HOke, Judge JEFF. County Court
Hon Baxter, Mayor of Louisville.
Hon I L Burnett. City Attorney.
Henry w Olford, City Treasurer Louisville.
Hon Is j Webb, senator Of Kentucky.
Col q q Wharton, U S District Attorney
Col Phil Lee, Pros Atty Sth Judicial Circuit
Gen J Boyle, President n, II x ERR
DR. I Bell, Prot Med University, Louisville
Col JilSOn T johnson, Proprietor Gait Hous 3.
Hon Proctor Knott. late member Con gress.
A y Brannin. Pres't Louisville Board Trade
James BridgetOrd, Pres't 2i National Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
ant
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Riyerview Military Academy,

D0UGHKEEPSIF, N. Y.-Lccation healthy;
Il Scenery uueqesled; Building convenient;
feathers highly educ Eted, earnest, working men.
B. stem OF order unsurpassed A wide-avske,
thorough going school for Boys Wishing 70 be
trained for Business, for College, or for West
Point or thu Naval Acadslny. address OTIS
BIsBEE, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor. 81
iyn eod2m
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Officers of Public Library of Kentucky

The holders OF tickets to which gifts are
awarded will be paid on presentation at the
Office in Louisville.
liberal discount will be allowed when 100,
500, or 1000 tickets are purchased in a lot Ali
orders accompanied by remIttances will be
promptly attended to, and the tickets returned
by mail registered or expressed, as ordered. The
undersigned, late princi al business manager OF
the very successful Mercantile Librsry Gift
Concert at San Franc SEQ, Cal, has been app
pointed Agent and Manager of the Cit Con-
cert in aid OF the Public Library OF Kentucky.
The drawing will take place in public, and
everything will be done to satisfy BUYERS OF
tickets that their interest Will be as well pro-
tectsd as if they personally superintendent the
aFra
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Manner Of Drawing.

There WILDE two glass wheels. One vince
will contain 100000 numbers, plainly printed
on leather tags. The other wheel will cOnta ir
III boxes, each containing 4 gift. One tag
number will be drawn from the IOO,COO Whe7e
and the hrst box drawn from the second or III
box wheel viii contain gilt, neatly prin ted
and sealed up, and the gilt 50 drawn from the
second wheel VIII be the gift of the tag first
drawn, whether 500, $1,000 or SlO0OO0.
Gifts will be paid on presentation Of tickets
drawing such gifts the second day after oraw-
ing. Tickets or coupons drawing gifts can be
collected through any business or banking
house in Louisville, or by any Express Com
pany.
All tickets arc like greenbacks. No record
being kept of purchasers names, tickets are
good oniy to the holder.
Persons DESTROYS of acting as agents for the
sale Of tickets in any city a the United States
or Canada should add1eSs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Doorkeeper of tbe Senat,


We are authorized to announce FRANK o. NO
Conn as a candidate for Doorkeeper of the Senate
at the approaching meeting Of the Legislature.
augi II
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Fen Gifts of $1,000 eacn..-.. 10000 /
Fifteen Gifts OF 5000 each I35OO |
Eighteen Gifts Of $500 each IA,4OO |
Twenty Gifts of 800 each 1900
Twenty-Five Gifts OF $500 e,h I.5.UOO
Thirty Gifts OF $500 each 10000
Forty Gifts Of 500 eacfl..... rs 900
EOltY-ftVe Gifts 81 5000 each I3.5OO
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72I Prizes in all. .
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After paying the expenses of the enterprise and
making the distribution of the Gifts, the balance
of the proceeds arising from the sale Of tickets
VIII be appropriated to the establ Ishment ofA
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Campbell L Broaddus, Solicitors for COmpiaia-
ants. iva IaW4t
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To the Fruit Growers of the
SOnfh

HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT NY INTER.
~ est IN the Nursery Business ION account Of
IAllhs healthy Lately carried on BY 4. Trust 4:
sons, to Irby Morgan, late OF Igbv Morvan
OBryan & Cor wish To sxpreas my thanks to
me pubic Of the Southern state for thefr lfbsra,
p-tren.ge during the past forty years or more,
and 10 recommend the new arm OF 7-Ir = =