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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
NaN NOTWITHSTANDING.

Alive TO the demands of the trade and
the necessities Of the times, the widea wake
AID enterplising merchants, Messrs. Fur
nan & Co, are provided with an INN eBse
Jock of desirable and attractive goods,
embracing all articles IN their line. Re-
fsil dealers will find 81 10 their interest
and 70 the profit Of sir patrons t. call
ard examine FunnaI IL 90. 8 recent ex-
fensive additions 10 thsir stock, embracing
aides drees goods Of new and beautiful
designs; ladies' aud children bsts trimmed
ia the latest STYLES. Ia the line Of piece
foods. their stock embraces everything
that can be desired-cottonsdes linens,
cloths, etc They have also an endless as
sortment Of staple dry gOods.aDd notions
Go and see.
Gardner, BuckDer q Co., Public Square,
gre paying cash for wool.
A. W. Csdy, No GS South College
street, announces great reduction IL prices
Of Fairbanks scales.
Administrator sale Ct household effects
by B. GRAY.
Howard * souie, sewing machine
agents. have no business connection with
a certain party mentioned.
Constable and regular sale by Yeatman,
T. H. Butler makes important notice to
the State Agricultural Bureau.
Stock sale at the Fair Grounds
Hardware stock of Fall, Spain h Fall, is
being closed out.
Rising rapidly IN public favor ard other
wjse-DoOley's Yeast Powders.
Shoes and slippers for children ct the
Eagle Shoe Store, a North College street.
Ths sale Of sewing machines for 1870,
as shown by facts and figures in she state
ment elsewhere made in tO-days paper,
Indicate an extensive demand for those
made by the Singer Manufacturing Com
pary, 127, 1913 having been sod during
that year. See city notices.
A. B. Howard, 70 Church street, has
family residence for sale.
Chancery Court advertisements at James
town.
Wool wanted by J. NJ. Carsey, Son q
Co.
W. B. Nichols makes important notice
10 taxpayers Of Cheatham county.
L. NJ. Price, Revenue Collector for Jack
son county, announces sales Of real estate,
for taxes
Msllie Ragol az four this afternoon.
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re. 4. only remains for, 0Oncerning the action
MS 70 sid, that the en- OF the County court yes
largement Yesterday, we have to cay,
rendered absolutely ne that it wac such as could
cessary by the pressure have been suggested on
upon our space by the ly by the suicidal indif-
live business men Of he ference Of Nashville +.
community a fact Even the instinct
which soesls evan ,oo,a Of self preservation is
eloqueutly Of the growth desd With u.s. ana 50
and prosperity of the oui eheek' are H-A"'U
trsde Of Nashville than over " ''D-' 49,
Nashville deEenerstes
O' AM into the "little way sta
AMERICAN or the Banner. l,ion ayoupd the corner /,
--Sasl'Ule Banner Mar 8 --Naskpills Banner, Mays.
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The AdYanfnses

OF using Dooleys Yeast Powder are shown
in its superior excellence over all others,
by which elegant, light, sweet rolls, bis
cults, bread pastry, etc., can be made
with very little trouble, food that can be
eaten with impunity and relished by the
most sensitive dyspeptic or invalid. 1t
permits no waste of flour prepared with it,
and tine quantity required TO be used of
Dooley's Yeast Powder is one-third or one
half less than those of other manufactur-
ers. Try it and be convinced. For sale
by grocers everywhere.
,nuA OF Hlh&Sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

From DR.. W. ]. Sneed, who has just re.
turned from White county, where he was
called to attend Messrs. Armstrong an
Burk, the government officers who were
several weeks ago seriously injured in a
rencontre with the Simmerell brothers,
we learn that they are SO far improved as
to make their early recovery very prob
able
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.rne SINGER mnnufacturing

Il will be seen by this table that the
popularity of the Singer machine far ex-
ceeds that OF all others, their sale being
one-half greater than even that of the ia
nous "Wheeler & Wilson" machine. This
is owing TO the fact that the Singer Com
pany have lately commenced making. be-
sides their old and we'll established manu-
featuring machine, what is known as their
NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which is selling
at the rate of nine 20 one better than their
old style. Their total sales for 1869 we're
sc, 7Sl machines against the 127, SS3 of
1870, showing an increase of One-half in
ihe latter year.-Nel0 York SIN.
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THE EXPOSITION BUILDING
still They Come.


Articles of all kinds and character, big
ard little, curious, unique and fancy, val
uabls and rich. rare and beautiful, are az
rivirg from every direction, in boxes, bales,
bulk aud package, for the great Tennessee
Industrial Exposition. Machinery is being
put in, set up aud frightened for the great
occasion. The immense structure is fast
receiving, too, its internal decorations, and
the floral display and art gallery alone will
be display once seen never to be forgot
ten. Q, the wonderful things to be seen
cannot be enumerated now; all we can say
is that coming events cast their shadow
before, and the shadow that is already with
rs is convincing proof that the reality is to
be many leagues ahead of the expectations
# the most sanguiDe. The mammoth
printing press, referred 10 in Yesterdays
issue, is to occupy prominent position,
and will be, in its wonderful operations,
one OF the wonders to visitors. The ener-
ey and enterprise of the manager of this
department should be, as it no doubt will
be, appreciated by the managers of the
Exposition: as the expense and trouble of
introducing so mammoth an institution
will be great, its influence will prove ben
eficial, and the production of daily paper
right in the building will prove Of great ad-
vantage to ali concerned. We must not Close
this general paragraph without informing
tie people that in the center of the Exposi-
ton building will be magnificent fountain
ofspalkling water, leaping mp from the GEN.
ter of great basin or reservoir, and in this
reservoir is to be large live alligator, d.
rect from the swamps of Florida, which is
now on ITS way hither. This great animal
will be curiosity in our midst, and al
though he will be kept within due bounds.
We advise especially little darkeys not to
venture too close, as it is an established
fact that alligators have wonderful banker
ing for negro boys. In conclusion, we as
sert that the Industrial Exposition will GER
tainly prove sn unprecedented success as u
State institution and an affair which our
good people can ever refer to, at home or
abroad, with pride. Articles for exhibition
should be forwarded promptly; otherwise
there will be an unnecessary amount of
labor devolved upon the various commit
tees in the day or two preceding the open
ing 10 visitors.
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&HnnFECE

COTTON YARNs-Market steady at 10c
12c, I4c and 1Gc for 200, 600, 500 and 400
LAND PLAsTEE-We quote in bags at $40
= tor
WRAPPISG PAPER-We quote small al
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
SEEns-We quote as follows: Hunga-
rian grass $175@2; Tennessee millet
81 25; Missouri millst s175; there is but
little or 10 demand for other seeds, which
are ont CT season.
IBoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, g > ID Kentucky, do, 4c .
ID; Tennessee band 7@Sc; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet, common,
549Ge; do, Kentucky, 64@7c; do, Tennss-
see 74GS4c.
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TIE following s.e the cotton quotations
geosived at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College strsets, whore
cotton, gold, bond and etock quotations
are receiVe hourly, and srs always Gcces-
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, May 8, 11:15-Cotton dull
and tending downward. Sales 10, 900 bales.
Uplahds 7s@74d; Orleans 7s@74d.
LIVERPOOL, Nay 3, 20.-Market IN
changed Uplands 7s@74d; Orleans 100
I'D.
NEW YoRK, May 3, Market
quiet. Ordinary 104c; good ordinary
I2ac; low middling 1916; middIing 14sc;
good middling 1880; Mobile 145c; Orleans
I58e.
NV York, May 3, I2-Cotton
quiet. May delivery IA l-16c; June 144c;
July 144c; August l4sc; September 14!c
Ordinary 1O3c; good ordinary 12Sc
low middling 1870; middling 144c; good
middIing 153c; Mobile l4Ec; Orleans i5fic
New York, May 8, 3.-Malket steady.
Sales 600 Dales for export; Z, 900 on con-
tract. Ordinary 1GSc; good ordinary 1222c;
low middliDg 1876; middling 143c; good
middling 15Sc; Mobile 14sc; Orleans 154c.
nashville PROVISION MARKET
Market quiet to-day and unchanged.
We quote packed from store as follows:
BULK NEATs-Clesr RIB sides SIC;
shoulders 63c.
BAoON-Olear sides 1"4c; clear nib sides
10c; shoulders 7!!c; country hams 1910
I3c.
CHOICE HAMs.-Hart i HensIey's O. O.
q. hams, canvassed I6@163c
JowIs-4@44c.
DRIED BEEF-Sc2rce We quote can
vassed 19c; no uncanvassed in market.
BEEF ToNaUEs-We quote at Sc y doz
BREAKFAST BACoN-Hart & Hensley's
choice s. q. @. O. G. breakfast bsooD, can
vassed, I5@151c.
LARp-Choioe leaf in tierces 1I4@12c;
half bbIs 1S4c; kegs 13@134c; 10 ID cad
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The law Court.

Testimony was yesterday closed II the
case Of Kars.h 4 Go. vs. Weakley and War
TeE. Argument will be commenced to-
DAY, the opeui:g speeches to be made by
Frank Williams, Esq, for karsch X Co.,
and T. W. Haley, I'D, for Weasley Il
Warn n
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ArriVaIOI COnvicIs.

SQUAD Of ihirty-ive convic's arrived
rom Memphis Tuesday to be confined in
he Penitentisry. They we're Of al shsdes
no colors, AID the crimes for which they
ro 10 bo Imprisoned are Of Ike nature.
This will Do p valuable % accession 10
The present prison force, and will be con-
sIdered by the old veterans Of that lnstitu-
non q Jolly lot Of freshmen.
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The Fight at Dame Europa
school.

school.
Thomas MAST has succeeded in giving tC
the world the best History Of the late En-
ropesn War that has appeared, through
the medium Of thirty-three jnimitsble H.
Ia trstiOEs. They are the best drawings
Le has ever made, and smbellish the popn-
l4r satire entitled THE FIGHT AT DAME
ECBoPA's School: Showing how the Ger
mau Boy thrashed the French Boy, and
how the English Boy looked on, Of which
more than 800, 600 copies have been sold
England. The portraits of King Viii
liam, Napoleon, Bismsrk, and the rest,
are excellent, and the cuts in which they
appear are irresistible funny. The book
is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper,
bound in cloth, at 80 cents, and in al
illustrated paper cover at % cents. 1t is
published 10y Francis b. Felt Il Co, New
York.
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The FIornIFAir

Is beautiful indeed aud should be seen by
everybody. The display has been made
..Io.ce in tie way Of heaut f1l foi0ge aud
f1wery pl,n;s Tie exlib.iion wid con-
I'm, Q two LAYS aid ~. his longer a. Can
irelIsrew store on Summer street.
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Don't Forget

That the large sale Of Gen. Harding comes
of next Saturday a special train will
leave Chattanooga Depot at "a NJ, pre-
cisely, carrying persons to aud from sale
1T half fare. Sala to begin at 10 o'clock
10 will be az Old fashioned day-the time
honored barbecue, with something to take.
With fine stock TO feast the eye upon
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Considerable Difference.

In his speech to the County Court last
Tuesday, President Sloss said in case the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Compa-
~ secured the lease of the Nashville and
Decatur and North and South Railroads,
that company would in short time have
to expend south of Nashville So, 600, COO
much more than $4,000 as enormously
printed in yesterdays report.
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Notice to ApplicantSf for Space
Tennessee Industrial Exposi-


1e ton.
MOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN TO APPLI-
IN cAnts ior space that, except those who
nave received notice to the contrary, their ap-
p icatlons have been granted as far as prac-
tlcaDle: where app ications for too much
space they nave been curtailed, but enoug b
has been granted to make proper display
Apphcants living in the city are requested 10
to them.
All articles intended for exhibition must be
sent In AT ONCE, so that they may be proper
~ classified and arranged.
Applicants living ut distance from the
Siy shouId mark their goods Tennessee In
ussuiu exposition. stating on the packages
VINO lney are from, and they will be properly
cared lor on arrival. Visitors will be rigidly
SSa a rom the building until the opening
oa!' as tney impede the work of classification
ana arrangement.
~ order Of the Committee of Classification
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
sale Of BeauIituILols To.dar

The Board of Trustees of the Tennessee
Hospital for the Insane, will to-day sell, on
the premises, a number of the beautiful
lots in the old Asylum grounds, adjoining
the site reserved for the Governors Man
sion--the most attractive suburb OF the
city. Street car tickets to the sale may
be bad at Kline's drug store,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best In the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmiess-Relis-
ELECTROMAGNETIC disappointment-No RI
diculous tints-stDoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR ANY
VrrALIc Poison TO IEsURE THE HAIR on SYSTEM ~
IuyiRorstes the Har and leaves it soft and beauti
ful; black or brown. Sold by al druggists and
dealers. Applied st tho Factory, 10 Bond street,
EsF York, sep27-ly
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NASHVILLE Flour and Grain darkss
FLoUR-Market quiet as follows: Super
fine 1925; extra $5.75;XX sc 80; family
sos, according to quality; fancy 80.
WHEAT-Small sales to-day at prices
ranging from $1@1.3O, accord ng to quail
ity.
OoRS MEAI.-Demand fair. We quote
loose unbolted at zoe; bolted 75c = bushel;
kiln dried 1926 . Dbl. NM,
CoRN-We report sales Of loose to-day
at Coo bushel. Shipments of 300 BUSH
els at zoe, sacked and delivered in depot.
OATs.-We quote at first hands 50@55c;
sacked and in depot 65@70c, according
to quality.
OFFAL-Bran commands SIT per ton
loose, and 800 sacked in new burlaps.
SHPsruFT-We quote at $50 y ton
loose a 1E
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Nashville Journal of Medicine and
Surgery.

surgery.
The May number of this excellent medi-
cal journal is upon our table. Among the
original communications in the present
number is one on "DartrOus Affections, :"
read before the East Tennessee Medical
Society, by F. K. Bailey, NJ. D of Knox
vile, and ''Blood-Letting," b. @. C. Aber-
Dathy, NJ. D., Of Pulaski, read before the
Tennessee State Medical Society. Two
cases are reported by W. j. Sneed,
M. D. Surgical clinic of Prof W. 7.
Briggs operations at st. ViDcnts Hospital
-'Stone in the Misunderstanding
mortem hthotomy," and another case of
stone much more favorable in its charac-
Ter The remaining pages are taken up
with the proceedings of the Tennessee
State Medical Society, extracts from home
and foreign journals, editorials, reviews
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TRUST SALE,

IN PURSUANCE OF A POWER RESERVED IN
Il deed executed by Nathaniel Baxter, sr., 20
James r Winbourn and william NJ WinbonFn,
trustee for the sale and separate use OF Mary b.
Winbourn, dated the 18th Of spril 1854 and regis
tered in the Registers ONCE Of Davidson county
lem, in Book 80, age 24l, viii, on
Saturday, the 22d Day OF April PrOx.
offer for sale at public auction at the Courthouse
door In Nashville. the tract Of land described in
said deed, OF 30 much thereof as may be necessary
TO satisfy certain debts therein provided for
Said land is situate In Davidson county, In civil
district No. IL, about five miles southwest on
Nashville between the Granny White pike and the
Franklin pike, adjoining the lands Of the Hon.
John NJ. Lea on the south, Of Mrs Bradfora and
Mrs Johns on the west, Of hos. Pjater on me
north and sMsssrs Muffs1B sod Br1nkiey 3 Binds
on the east, and contains about two hundred
acres and is the same on which WnbouIn kov
lives
m, sale will be made in block, or in parcels &C.
corning TO such plan IS may be furnished by said
wiubourn, and adopted on the day Of sale. The
saie " be for cash, and without the equity OF re-.
demptiOn or right of repurchase.
bsls at the usual hours.
. . NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR,
mAr76 1aStd Clerk and Master.
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NashviIIe Live stock Market.

OLrT3R market dull and very little de-
mand. We quote for choice shipping cat
tie sc; ordinary 34@4c; scslawsgs 2!c.
Hoas-Market quiet and dull. We
quote averages OF $50 Tbs 54c; shoats 40
SHEEP-We quote choice at 50 2 head;
medium $1.50g2.5O; lambs 1908 6.
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RrIiptom> Nniicc..

Preaching to-l igGt Il the Genital Bsp-
tIs; Church, ~ Nv L. Petfi, Of Ken
,ucky. Services omsuelce at s clock.
Elder T.. c. Sey5., OF the Christ ian
Church, WI, Frsaob sat Odd Fellows Hall,
Woodland street. Zig feli this evening
t u ,.cl-rl-
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Delicious Potatoes

Mr. John OMalley youngest son of the
celebrated Charles) has the earliest young
Irish potatoes in his stall in the market
house.
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RAILROAD TIaE TABLE,

Tennessee snsi Pacific Raiircaos
Two Daily Trssns SUNDAY e1cepted>.
no Leaves Nashville at. $50 A. N.
Arrives ct Lebanon st 9:l5 A. Il.
Leaves Lebanon at 400 p. n.
Arrives 1T Nashville at 7:l6 P. n.
No 2 Leaves Lebanon Gt...--7 90 A. N.
Arrives at Nashville st 9:l5 A n.
Leaves Nashville at....4:0l P. II.
krrives at Lebanon 1T 6:l5 P. 4.
Nashville aud Decatur RAILROAD
-OEHs DU1E--d5s1hv1ie and Dsostur trains
I, vs station Ca Rcutb Cherry street a. 90 4. =.
dT.OOP.M. No train Sunday morning.
accommodation A. 80 T. n, tgoes 70 oolumoihl
trains arrive a: i:S0 A. n and $50 p. ~ Accom-
: SnSSTtJy., and nashville RaIsrSAas
leave Station on North College street, at $40
A y and $3.50 P. =.
There Is a passenger coach attached to freight
trBin leaving Nashville every day ct 4 10 P. N
The 2:30 ?. NJ train does not on at any point
I ,rgeea Nashville and Gallatin, except Edseheld
JlEcian, and does not run on Sunday.
OEIEsVtils R7sd GIncthAsstI SRoft sitfS
BRiIrOHGs
t1n 7.1s l. ". and 600 u:1O p. -.
ssaIlRJiIS Accommodation, Daily
I-aves Nashville 10 p n.
Arrives at Gslstin o SO ?. z.
Tle 2l0 P e. train stops ct al stations between
Melville ard Gsllata except Rocklsnd END
EdgefseId sa0d EIentucEy X. 81.
Jrs!ns on the Edgeheid snd Kentucky Railroad
81 run as follows:
Nail teSves Nashville .---....-........-... 90 4
Express Leaves N2shvills.........--.... 2l5 P. N.
Nail arrives 9:l5 p n
Express arrives Y:30 A Il.
-. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
IAattanooya train lsAges.9 80 l. Il. and 6:4o p. n
e" arrives 2:O5sP. 4. and 3:45 A. n.
Memphis train leaves 90 A. 4. and 8d0 p y.
q 4" arrives. 9 80 A. II. ard Goo P. n.
st. Louis train leaves. 90 A. N.
" arrives 20 80 a. n. ard 600 2. X.
.shelDyyiile train i6aves.. 8 80 p. N
81 arrives. 40 A. Il
The 9:5O An, 1890 =. snd $3.50 P. H. trains 90
not run on sundays.
The 400 A. =. and 50 P. 4. trains run daily
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our wreaths, Crosses, Bouquets and
Cut Flowers

For funeral, bridal or decorative occasions,
arranged in magnificent style, are being
sent safely and promptly to the different
towns along the line Of ell the railroads
leading from Nashville. Price from 81 to
$40 each, according to quality. Telegram
or letter should read Send ''wreath (or
article ordered) worth $ by Express,
@. 0. d" P L. NIcHoL,
Floral Depot, N. Summer street,
apr2S Ivy Nashville, Tenn.
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CITY NOTICES.
ch,rdren,. Shoes aud sltnnsr.

ChiICiren's shoes and slippers.
A beautiful assortment in gold, silver,
bronge, CUR, pink, blue, etc, just re-
ceived, at the lowest prices, at the Eagle
Shoe Store, "a North College street.
JOHN HoLAHAN.
mY4-3t. 1'h. Sat&Snn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

Country merchants, teachers, parentsand
pupils viii find the best and cheapest stock
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at ".
O. Collier & Cos, A. Union street, Nssh
iIie Tavnp Iy
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Msy 8, I6II-Im
REAL ESTATE BULLETINS
DRs. LYLE & FALK.

R NJ LYLE, II. D., q. FAUX, NJ. D,
Once, Edgeheld. Once, III n. College St
college, no Jefferson street, North Nashville
HAvE A5SOOIAlkD IhAASEIVES IN tn
II practice of Medicine In the CITY of HsshyiIls
ard propose TO trest Tuberculsr COnsumptio
ScTofulous and Nervous diseases By inhalation
KklnciAl seS air. ian26 em
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
WhitcOmb's Asthma Remedy
"a sure cure. apr7 1aWly thurs
The Rink.

Open on Tuesday night, May 2, 1871,
and assemblies continue as heretofore
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Afternoon assemblies, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, from to 6. Morning
assembly every Sat rday from 10 to u
A. N. Gentlemen Is cents. spr30 1W
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Scwips Machine Sales for 1870

The magnitude to which the manufsc-
ture of sewing machines has attained is
shown by the returns of the manufacturers
for the year 1870 to the owners of the
leading patents, on which they pay roy
alty. According to these returns the num-
Dor of machines sold by each manufac-
turer in 1870 is as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

If you want the best ice chest and re-
frigerator, go to d. B. Hicks. you
want the best stone water coolers, go to
D. B. Hicks. If you want cheap ice to
keep them cool, go to D. B. Hicks, corner
Of Bank and Printers ajax. apTS0 2w
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NASHVILLE. TENN,

Correspondent should write only
on one side OF their paper, IL they
wish their communications Pnb-
isheds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

We ale grahtied 90 observe that exMay'
OF Matt Brown is recovering from the spell
e sickness which has kept him confined
TO his residence during the past few weeke
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Bedding and Greenbouse PIeuts

Bedding and GreenhOusc Plants
or choice, tried varieties 100 plants (our
selection) out of pots packed and carefully
shipped any distance for 50, @. o. D.-a
new Virginia creeper with the lot Parties
wishing plants from the most select estab-
ishment in the South, should send prompt
" their orders. P, L. NIcHoI,
Floral Depot, N. Summer street,
apr28 1w Nashville, Tenn.
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FLOORING.


Sash, Doors and Blinds, at the lowest market
rstes. Yard and office corner Broad and high
Terms strictly Cash.
till May II, II RIOHD B. WRIGHT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

MIDDLE DIETRICH OF TESNEssEE.
Nashville, April 81, ism.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
IL hoe OF his appointment Gs Assignee Of s w.
Cole, Of Davidson county, Tenn. viii r said dis-
trict, WHO bas been adiudged a bapl rat on his
own petition, by the District Court o. said LIS
trict- JOHN RUHM, Assignee,
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