Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
New Advertisements.

The Hartford Fire Insurance Co. has
passed through the late fiery ordeal, and
comes out invincible and mistaken, its
present cash assets amounting TO $3.50,
600. This cid and reliable institution is
represented in this city by Ross, Gale &
Thomas, who are ready to take all risks as
usual.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of j. Fealey, who has recently opened a
new family grocery at No. Al Mark ct, OPP
poeite Union street. Mr.. Fealey, before
he war, was a well-known resident Of this
place, being then connected with the Adams
Express Co. After living ten years in Mem
phis, he returns TO his first love, and hopes
TO revive the acquaintance of long ago. be
has Just opened large stock of goods pur-
chased with great care for this market, and
which be offers at low figures. Obliging
and clever in his nature, we expect TO see
him build up large trade.
DR., j. w. McClure's remedy for Epi-
zootic or horse disease-the only sure cure
against the prevailing epidemic-can be
fonnd at R. P. Jenkins, wholesale drug
gist; also in front of courthouse.
Attention is called to the notice Of Chan
Gerry sales for Saturday, Dec. Z, 1872, by
Nathaniel Baxter, Jr-, Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville.
A double case gold watch has come into
The hands of the police who advertise for
its owner to receive the same.
Special auction sale of furniture at Ma
tioual Hotel, Summer street, Nov. IS.
The extensive advertisement of Hunting
ton, the clothier, is found in to-day's paper.
This well-known gentleman always deals
in first-class goods, and now has q large
supply of Overcoats for men, boys, youths
and children, and every one who deals with
Huntington is pleased with the quality OF
his goods, which are lasting, fashionable
and elegant.
A. SeLiiff at los, Church street, have a
large collection of books, literary, religious,
humorous, scientific and miscellaneous;
among them are "Ariel," second edition,
"The Clock Strikes One," etc. See the
card.
We call attention to the certificates of
several of our well-known citizens to the
benefits they have received from DR.. n. A.
Moses, under whose sKillful art they have
been cured of stammering and impedi-
ment in their speech.
Louisiana plantation for sale or exchange
for Nashville or Edgeield property, by
James I. Flint, Alexandra, La.
Salesman wanted for retail shoe business,
by F. G.
$1,000 to ioan by "Money," at this Office.
Boarders wanted for two comfortable
rooms convenient 70 the Square. Apply at
this office.
Chas. E. Griffith publishes 8 personal
notice in to-day's paper.
G. II. c. Scales, administrator, advertises
sale of personal property, and notifies
claimants against the estate Of James q.
Scales to present accounts within the time
allowed by law.
Arlington, Farrsr & Weakley advertise
the valuable Sanford property in Edgeheld,
for sale on the Z6.h inst. This is desirable
property, and offers inducements TO purcha-
sers.
Tae many patrons Of O. Rice & Co, will
rejoice to learn that these merchants have
reduced prices on black, colored, grosgraiD,
beltGns and all other silks from 80 10 100
Der cent. Their elegant silks, suitable for
q princess or the very queen Of beauty, en-
brace a great variety of quality color, and
are now to be bought at low figures which
are given in the advertisement.
Among our new advertisements viii be
found that of M. Mclaughlin, u Public
Square. This well known merchant an
nounces another great reduction in dry
goods, boots and shoes at his store. BY re-
ference to the advertisement the kind OF
goods offered and the prices as reduced Will
be found. These goods are offered at very
low figures and the ladies who are especial
IL interested will not be long in visiting tha
p iladelphia store after reading the price
list published to-day.
Yeatman, SHIELDS & Co, announce a
large peremptory trade sale Of fresh winter
staple AID fancy dry goods in great variety,
Tuesday morning, Nov. 10. The sale
commences at 81 O'Clock, and the ladies
and gentlemen should be present.
VIM. Dunstead, of the Nashville Trunk
Mandatory, 81 North College street, an
nounces that he is now selling ladies' Sara
toga and gentlemen's travelling trunks, sole
leather trunks and all varieties of valises
and satchels at reduced prices.
We call attention to the card OF Thos.
Calender, Successor to Calender & Gar