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A CURIOUS and important point was
lately decided in the United States Court
for the Northern District Of New Yo.k.
1t seems that parties coming from Canada
had refused to allow certain pieces of bag
gage TO be inspected by the Gus
toms officer, whereu?On the pieces
were seized, opened, and found
TO contain some dutiabe articles
besides $1,000 in coin ard bills. SUIT
was brought for the forfeiture of all the
contents of the bags, under section OF
the act of June 27, 1864, which provides,
among other things, that if any person
refuses to allow any package to be IL
spected, it shall be opened, and Il found
to contain dutiable goods, the whole con
tents shall be forfeited. In this case the
attempt to smuggle into the United States
one shawl aud one silk dress cost the de-
PENDANTS over $1,000.
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GFN. MOVES SPEECH.

Gen. Moves, as our readers are aware,
is the Republican candidate for Governor
of the State of Ohio. He opened the
campsjgn in Columbus on Thursday
evening last, in which he declared that
the time bad come 10 wipe away a'ltraces
of the late war and ali restrictions that
had been imposed on the South, and to
grant general amnesty.
''Six years, says the Republican can
didatp, ''bave passed since the close OF
the rebellion. AL the States have assumed
their Old relations 10 the General Govern
ment, and are fully represented in the
Congress of The Nation. We want the
hstreds and anipOsities eDgentered by
the war to die away, and the South once
more to start ON its career of prosperity
and happiness. To this end l am IN
cliued to think that the true policy Of
the Administration and of Congress
would be the grant of general amnesty
t. all the excepted classes, for the reason
that many OF those now under dlsabih-
ties are as loyal as those who have all
their civil rights without restriction,
while some of the latter class are noto-
riously disloyal. Few people know how
many or what persons are now excepted
from the privileges which amnesty cons
fers. and we lose the benefit OF
what might otherwise prove tx
emplary punishment 1t would, as ii
seems to me, be better to exclude from
the provisions of general amnesty such
persons, by name, as have peTsiStently
refused to accept the situation, and who
decline to adapt themselves TO the chang
ell condition of affairs-such men rs
Davis and Toombs aid Stephens, promi-
nent persons, who still declare that
nothing has been settled by the war; who
openly threaten to renew the attempt at
secession whenever opportunity presents
itself, and who refuse t. wash from their
hands the blood of tlCir old treason.
This would be significant warning to
evil doors, as well as recognition and
announcement of those who are well
disposed"
This speech, we think, has a siguif-
canoe in the fact that Gen. NJyes has
been a most uncOmprOmising Radical
heretofore and now feels The necessity Of
making some concessions to the growing
public sentiment in favor of the South.
Persecution is doing its WORK slowly but
surely, and time will eventually develop
an innate integrity and virtue aid love OF
Justice among the masses that will sweep
from power the puny politicians who
have rioteI in place snd pelf without the
slightest regard tor the public welfare.
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EVER THUS.

A few days since we saw III the New
York San, in which it was stated
in 9 brief way that Cesar crossed the
Rubicon with his legions in defiance Of
the decree of the Sauate, and this opened
the way to the imperial crown and the
purple robe. Cromwell dispersed the
Long Parliament vi h his armed Iron
sides, took the mace from the Speakers
table, locked the door of the hall, and
then became Lord High Protector of the
EDglish Commonwealth. The first Nspo-
leon, surrounded 10y his tall gIenaders,
drove out the Five Hundred al the point
of the bayonct, and SO became Consul for
ten years, then Consul for life, and finally
Emperor of the French. TIE last Nspo-
leon, backed by 9 subcTyent army who
were deluiel by a name, arrested at
dead of night in their beds ali those
members of the Chamber of Deputies
who resisted his attempt 30 secure the
Presidency of the French Republic for
second term in violation If the Constitu-
ton, and thus he became Emperor.
History is replete with warnings. Tie
usurpations of Caesar, If Cromwell, and
of The two Nspoleons, were Lot the work
of a Gay. A needless people were grad
uqlly prepared for the eliminating acts
by specious rretexts which they failed to
detect at the time, and by consecutive
steps which they had not the courage to
resist I'm il it was too late. In word,
at the critical moment they were too
eager in the pursuit of wealth and pleas
ure, TOO subservient 10 factiOus leaders,
too unmindful of individual duty; and so
they fell prey 10 plausible pretenses, to
fraud, to force.
Now, Grant is not exactly a Cp-ar, but
up to the full measure of his narrow ca.
pscity, he is inspired by a. unchastened
an ambition. In great paris he dwindles
by the side of stout old Oliver, but he is
a match for him in cant and cunning.
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Far below the first Napoleon as a soldier,
he is quite as interruptions in the use of
military power TO secure political objectF.
And he is every inch the peer of the Sec
ond Napoleon in selfshness, greed, nepo-
tism and duplicity. "a. rE, 81.
We do not live in times nor in coun-
try which affect monsrchical institutions.
Therefore Grant does not aspire to a
crown. lBut1he is using, and intends to
continue to use the army under his com.
msBd to obtain his denomination to the
Presidency at all events, and his re-
election for a second term If possible.
The man who does not see this is stu
pidly or wilfully blind. If the people
allow him to achieve a second term by
such means, what will prevent his obtain
ing third term, or even fourth, through
like meansQ f
Grant will never put on the purple, nor
be called Lord High Protector, nor wear
an Imperial crown. But if he is suffered
to carry party convention into United
States Customhouse, and then summon
national troops, armed with rifles loaded
with ball cartridges, and supported by
Gauin guns, to expel the regular dele
gates from the Convention, and pack it
with his creatures, and in this mode OBJ
tain denomination TO the Z. esidency,
then he will have established q precedent
by force OF which some future Cesar,
Cromwell, or Napoleon, backed by a
great army, will overthrow the Republic
and erect monarchy on lis ruins.
Il is the unrebuked precedent that be-
gins the mischief. 1t is the failure to
arrest the first step in the wrong direc-
ton that finally conducts into the road to
ruin. The daring outrage st New Or
leans is full of warning to the American
people. Will they heed its lessons
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Governors Proclamation.

Il xEOUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE,
q Tenn, Aug. p, 1871. Whereas, TN the oath
Of May, 1859, proclamation offering a reva d Of
$3.50 for the apprehen' ion and delivery CT hich'd
NJ DarneU, Matthew Dsrneu, Il. NJ Darnen, Sr.,
aud henry NJ. Dsrnell Jr., charged with the muir
der of Clinton a. Lane, Robt i. Lsne, and @. 2.
Edwards, late of cur County Of Cbion: and
whereas It has been msde known to me that said
reward is not necessary to proper administers
ton of law, and that justice can be had without
the same:
Now therefore I, D. ". O. Sente-, Governor Of
the state of tennessee, do hereby set aside and
revoke said proclamation.
In testim' ny whereof have hereunto sub
scribed ry official signature and ordered
LIS 1.-THE Great Seal of the State TO be affixed
thereto. Done at N Department in the city
of Nashville, this 2lst day OF August, 1871.
d. W. &. SENTER.
by the Governor:
I. II BUTLER,
Secretary of State
aug22 Nv Memphis Avalanche copy.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, witnessed me-
dieval sight the other day. The husband
of newly welded woman hsd departed
on prolonged whaling voyage, and to
propiiiate Neptune or do penance for the
absent ones sins, the faithful wife passed
through the streets of her native village
on Bonded knees, waxen tapers burning
in each hand, thanked by two women to
see that the vow was kept.
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HENRY WARD BEKoHER is not less Wig
orous in denunciation of the filthiness
of tobacco chewing than the pious King
James. Il regard tobacco" says Mr..
Beecher, ''as the most selfish of Injuries;
never knew a dozen users of it who
cared whether they smelled agreeably or
not. Unless arbitrarily restrained, they
will render life intolerable, driving people
out of seats in cars and steamboats,, and
absolutely making homes uncomfortable. "
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLVENCY
i i of the estate OF Stephen P. Tucker, deceased,
to the Clerk or the County Court of Davidson
county, this is to notify all persons having claims
a ainst said e tate to appear and file them with
W. G.. EWin, County Court Clerk Of DAVIDSON
county, authenticated in the manner prescribed
by law on or against the 18th day of Februsry,
1872; sEd any claim not filed on or before the
day fixed or before an appropriation of the funds
Of the estate Is made, shall Do forever barred both
in law and equity. A. @. To IKER, admir-.
August II, 1911 ausI8 1aw4w
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The New York Times is not very com
plimentary TO Butler when it speaks Of
his indecent personal attack on Dir.
Sanborn of the Springfield Republican
The Times remarks that the charges
which he brought forward were not only
intrinsically absurd, but utterly untrue,
and adds "The scene created by Butler
at the meeting in Springfield must disgust
every intelligent man in Massachusetts
with their rowdy candidate for the Gov
ernor's chair
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RAILROAD SALE.
On Wednesday, the Goth day of
September, 1871,

A THE EAST SIDE OF THE CAPITOL, IN
IA Nashville, the undersigned Commissioners
of Railroads for the State OF Tennessee will Lel at
Public Auction the following Railroads In the
State of Tennessee, under various DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court at Nashville, made in the case Of
the State Of Tennessee vs. the Edgefield and Zen
lucky Railroad and other Railroads and parties,
with their franchises, rolling stock AID equip
ments, viz:
The Knoxville and Charleston Railroad,
The ROgersville and jefferson RailroSd,
The Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,
And unless the decree OF the Court shall be COM
piled with by the Nashville ami Northwestern
Railroad ordering the payment Of the debt to the
State within thirty days from the Sth Of July,
1871, that Road, with its franchises and equip
menta, will also be sold Also the interest OF the
Stste, being its mortgage debt, in the following
Railroads, viz:
The Southwestern Railroad, and
The Western and North Carolina Railroad.
The debt against the hrst being S49O, 009. %,
and the debt AGAINST the last being $44S,OO 90.
In the meantime Eealed proposals for said
Roads and debts will be received by the Oomuis-
siOners and can be sent to the Comptroller Of the
State at Nashville. to be opened on the day of
sale and should any such proposals be acceptable
TO the Commissioners, sale of the road to
which they apply will be made.
The sale az t. the others will proceed imme-
dlately. The payments may be made in the bonds
of the State and their coupons enc fourth at he
three years from the day OF sale, with personal
security and a lien upon ths property sold.
The i've other delinquent Railroads, VIZ:
Edge1eld and Kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Rail-
road,
Winchester and Alabama Railroad,
icMinnvlle and Manchester Railroad,
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and Charleston
Railr ad,
Have everally made propositions to the
Court for adjustment of their respective debts
TO the State, which, if promptly complied with
in the times limited by agreement, no sale of
said roads will be made, but on failure to DO SO
said roads will be exposed to sale under the
decree of the Chancery Court
All necessary explain atoms will be made on the
day Of sale, and any information in the meantime,
will be given by the Comptroller.
X. J. MCKINNEY,
A. WRISHT,
Z. B. EOGG,
DIV. O. Sc TER, Gov,
7 Il. BUTLER, Sec. state,
ED. p PENEEBAKER, Comp,
Nashville, July d, 1871, Commissioners.
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Governors Proclamation.

ID. w. G.. Senter, Governor of state Of Ten
nessee, to all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN MADE KNOWN TO
w me that a certain LIT FER QUINN, charged
with having committed u foul and airocious muir
der, on the 18th day Of August, 1871, upon the
body Of Fountain p Rnbb, late of our county of
Williamson, has fed from justice, and is now
running at large.
Now, therefore, /, D. W. @. Senter, Governor as
Aforesaid, by virtue of the power aud authority in
me vested, do hereby offer reward of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars, $3.50, to any person or
persons who may apprehend the said LTTERL
QUINN and deliver him to the Sheriff or JAller
Of our county of williamson, in order thst JUS
tice in that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hApd, and caused the Great Seal Of the
L. s State to be affixed, at Nashville, on the
Is day of August, 1871.
D. W. G. sENTER.
By the Governor:
T. Il. BUTLER, secretary Of State.
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Notice to Contractors,
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA }
L. K. CO., Office Resident Engineer :

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
L. K. CO., Office Resident Engineer
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug %, 1871.
9 EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at this Office until the First Day OF
September next, for six o. Piers at Mill Creek
Bridge No. l, and four a. Piers and two %
AbutmentS at Duck River, and two (2) Adult
ments at Cove Greek, on the line of the n. and
T.. r. L.
The Piers II be of first class Bridge Mason
ry, and the Abutments of the first quality OF
second class masonry.
The whole to be laid below high water in ce-
ment and grouted, and all above high water to
be laid in the best lime mortar and gTouted.
The Railroad Company reserve the right to
reject any and all proposals.
r. c. MORRIS,
aug23 tlseDl Resident Engineer
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Choice Farm of so Acres

WE HAVE FOB SALE A CHOICE FARM OF
w 80 acres of good land and good improve
ments and choice orchard, miles from Nash
ville on the Nashville aud Chattanooga RailrO ad
and Mil Greek Valley Pike. P,ice s., 900; $1,000
casbs remainder in one, two, three, fony and hVe
year, with interest at G per cent
ARLINGTON, FAIRFAX & WEAKLKY.
jy25 till oct5 Agents.
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Elk CONGRESSMAN Bowen is preparing
for vigorous fight for the Governorship
of South Carolina. He writes to friend
that he has almost theentire negro vote.
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CHEAP COALI

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
IL spacious Goal Mines Of Kentucky, known as
the 81. Bernard Mines, on the Evansville and
henderson Railroad. and having control Of the
disposition Of said Coal all south Of Springfield
Robertson county, Tennessee, we are deterTninsd
TO furnish Nashville, Edgensld, and the sur
rounding country and towns so cheap as TO put
nres in the reach Of the rOor as well Ss the F.oh
We can f0rniEh > superior article and Gbund-
Ant supply.
oFFICE-Corner Union and Cherry streets.
jy2sh MADISON STRAyTON & co.
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THE SHAREHOLDERS IN THE SOUTH
4 sshyiDe Street Railroad Co. are hereby no.
tined to sttsnd The annual meeting on TUESDAY.
the 5th Of SEPTEMBER NEXT, st the Office of
the Company, for the purpose Of eleciing Board
of Directors to manage the affairs Of said COM
panJ for the ensuing IL months.
s1g,O 1Aw3t sun r. a. BARNES, Sec
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Real Estate and Collection Office OF

JOSEPH WIRELESS, IS NORTH CHERRY
81 Street; special attention given TO the col
lection of rents and every description OF paper.
Claims prosecuted through all the courts,
References: McAlister II Wheless, Nashville
X Hobson, Nashville; j. o. Griffith, Nashville
apr23-G6m
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ST. BERNARD'S ACADEMY,

Ccdnr street, opposite the CapIIOI.
THE SIXTH AESUAL SESSION OF THIS
i Institution, under charge OF SIS IERS OF
OUR LADY OF MERCY, will commences on the
fret Monday in September, 1871. sug27 Iw
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To HOUSEKEEPERS- HAVE RE
Il Gently purchased the Machine and Right for
Cleaning Feathers and make them coed a new
Leave orders at my Mattress House, No. II South
college street, ghsre you can see sample Of
WORK D. ,. COLE,
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BY the Governor:
T. Il. BUTLER, secretary Of State,

DEsCHIPTI0N.-Ssid Quinn is about so year s
dered, thin vissge long ne,k with slim face, thin
hair, whiskers black and tiDged with gray, dark
eyes and complexion, and q scar on the neck or
face. sup1O 2w
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Edgefield and Kentucky
r A 7 T. E . a D

Train leaving Nashville st 900 A. n. runs
same cars through to Henderson, KY,
making direct connection for Evansville, st. Louis
and all points North Northwest.
Train leaving Nashville at 1880 P. N. car
ries through mail, and connects directly at
5nthrie with trains for Memphis and New Or
leans.
through from Evansville
Trains run daily, except Sundays.
j. NJ. SPEER, Bupt
WI. HART, Treasurer ard Gen. Ticket Agent
jel4-H.
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Governors Proclamation,

ID. W. G. Senter, Governor Of State Of Ten
nessee, to all who shall see these presents-
Greeting:
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE known
w to me that 3 certain MARK L PHELPS,
charged with having committed q foul and
strOciOus murder, on the 18th day Of August, 1871
upon the body Of Frank Hylinger, q convict sen >
fenced from our county Of Giles, has hsd from
justice and Is now running at large.
Now, therefore, ], d. ". o. Senter. Governor ~
aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and auth ritz
in me vested, DO hereby offer q reward at two
hundred and fifty Cs2t0GO dollars, 70 any person
or persons who may spprehend the ss'd MARK
L PHELPS and deliver him 10 tbs Sheriff or JAiler
Of our county Of Davidson, in order that justice in
that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have bereunto set my
hand, and cAused the Great seal Of the
lL-Sl State to be affixed At Nashville on the 18Th
day Of August, 1871.
DIV. O. sENTER-
By the Governor: I. Il. BUTLER,
Secretary Of stSts.
DESORIPTION.-Ssid Phelps il about 40 years
OF age, about feet high, Wei2h5 about 145 lbs
dark hair and gray eyes. aug9O Sv
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y. IT. MOTION
AND PURIFIER OF sOURM
- WHISKY, at
LNNCH TENN.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

has IN hand snd for sale 100 barrels of the best
quslity of Whisky, which I will sell cheap for
cash. agile Am
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Fine thoroughbred Cattle
AND
BERKSHIRE HOGS.
University Of Nashville.
Department of Medicine and
Surgery,

WILLIAM &. BOWLING. II D., Professor Of the
Theory and Practice OF Medicine
CHARLES K. WINSTON, NJ. D Professor of OBJ
stetrics and Dizesss Of Women and Chi dreD.
]. PEERIEN LINDSEY, MD, Professor OF
Chemistry.
PAUL f. EVE, Md, Professor Of Operative and
Clinical Surgery.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, MD, Professor Ct the
Principles and Practice Of surgery.
THOMAS L MADDIS, NJ D., Professor Of the
Institutes Of Medicine
WILLIAM L. NICHOL, MD, Professor Of Ma
teris Media and Therapeutics.
THOMAS B. BUCHANAN, MD, Professor of
Anatomy.
VAN LINDSLEY, MD, Professor of Practical
Anatomy,
Tbs Lectures in this Department will commence
Oct. p and continue until the ell saing March.
The Anatomical Room viii open Sept. IS.
FEES-PrcfessOrs Ticket, SO; MstriculRting
IS; Dissecling $40; Graduation so. address
7. b B0CHANAS, NJ. D
Aug. %, 1s7i. Ssc'y Of the Faculty.
aug3l Ulm
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y. S. Claim Agency.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTABLISH
i ed q General Claim Agency, respectfully So
Hc'ts the prosecution of claims held against the
U. 8, Government, whether for stores or supplies
fdrnished or taken, pension or bounty.
Col Psrsmore, Of ths firm Of Parsmore Sow
eIs, and Clay Roberts, late General Claim Com
missioner of the state Of Tennessee, have trans
ferred to me all claims placed in their hands for
collection, and IN connection With these gentle
men am prosecuting said claims, and would ask
that ali persons who filed their claims with either
Of said parties, please write me or call st nv Of
fee at their earliest convenience. My long eXpe
rience and knowledge of this business, together
with tbs fact Of having connected myself with one
of the first Attorneys in Washington City, as
suTes me that will be in this future, as have
been in the psst successful in tie prosecution of
All claims entrusted TO me for collection.
refer to II. Burns. Esq., President First Ma
tional Bank, Hon. W +. PIOsser, Postmaster, and
others A. ". WILLS,
Late United States Army,
Je4 If No. so Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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SOUTHERN
Mattress Factory.

CAN AND WILL sSEIL MATTRESSES,
L of every description, CHEAPER than any
other house in the city.
Coed Chuck Mattresses, 80
Gotten Top g ...........-....... GGO
AL Other Mattresses in proportion. Wock done.
to order: Cutting Making and aging Carpets,
putting up al kinds Of Awnings and Mosquito
Bars; Trimming Church Pews, Cushions, SAILS
Flage, Tents, UphOstertng, Benovsting all kinds
of Mattresses. All done with DeAtnsss and dis
I atch. You will cave money by calling at Nc. II
South College - buy your Mattresses.
jySitf y. 4. COLE.
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SUBSCRIPTION LISTS

Can be found at the First, Second, Third and
Fourth National Banks, and at the Peoples and
Merchants Banks; also at Judge Glenn'S ONCE
at the Court House, Hamilton & Cunningham's
Hardware Store, Public Square, and st Chest
ham Kinney's, corner Of College and Church
Streets.
Stockholders are urged to give this mstter their
prompt and earnest attention, as we mean busl-
ness
BY order Of Davidson County Railroad Com
missioners. aug % Il aug3l
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THE official census returns show the To-
tai number Of Chinese in the United
States TO be sixty-nire thousand.
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Pumpsl Pumps! F!
GREAT REDUCTION

DARTIES IN WANT OF SUCH WOULD DO
L well to call on US, as we are making this .
special department In our busiBess, and are sell
ing at nrices which defy competition.
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HENDERSON BROS. & CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
IL and 13 North Cherry St,
1891 NASHVILLE, TENN.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS IN TIE ABOVE ROAD
i are hereby requested to come forward and
igin with the new Association in the purchase of
the interest Of the State in said Road, and to
subscribe the amounts re positively of their orig
inal stock,
between Now and the 3Ist Day OF
August,
Otherwise they will be barred under the decree
of the Chancery Court Of Nashville, dated the I'd
day of June, 1871.