20869. Bank of Commerce (Nashville, TN)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
October 20, 1857
Location
Nashville, Tennessee (36.166, -86.784)

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Description

The Bank of Commerce (Nashville) suspended specie payments as part of the broader October 1857 suspension by Tennessee banks (Panic of 1857 context). On Dec 12, 1857 the stockholders placed the assets in the hands of a trustee to wind the bank up; deposits were handed to John D. James who pledges personal liability and funds available. No explicit depositor run is described in these articles—sequence is suspension (Oct 1857) then winding up/receivership (Dec 12, 1857), so classify as suspension_closure.

Events (2)
1. October 20, 1857 Suspension
Cause
Macro News
Cause Details
General suspension of specie payments by banks in Tennessee and other states amid the 1857 financial crisis; suspension was a policy decision taken collectively by local banks.
Newspaper Excerpt
In view of the general suspension of specie payment of the Banks of Tennessee and other States, the undersigned have to-day deemed it unadvisable longer to continue specie payment.
Source
newspapers
2. December 12, 1857 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
THE stockholders of this Bank have placed the assets in the hands of a Trustee for the purpose of winding it up; those indebted to the Bank will please call and pay up... The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual liability for them and the money is ready when called for. JOHN D. JAMES.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (16)
1. October 20, 1857 Daily Nashville Patriot Nashville, TN
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A CARD. In view of the general suspension of specie payment 0 the Banks of Tennessee and other States, the undersigned have to-day deemed it unadvisable longer to continue specie payment. The holders of our notes who may prefer the notes of the Ban of Tennessee, can at all times receive them in exchange for ours. DYER PEARL, res't of the City Bank. A. R. CROZIER, " " Traders' Bank. " " Merchants' " W, B SHAPARD, " " J. D. JAMES, Bank of Commerce. " " " of the Union. D F. CARTER, Oct20 d waw2t

2. October 23, 1857 Daily Nashville Patriot Nashville, TN
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Rags! Rags!! WING to the financial condition of the country, and 0 the great depression of trade, I find it neces ry to reduce the price of R gs to 3c per lb., to take effect f om and after the first day of November, 1857 After the 1st da of November I will pay Se cash for good rag ; and I hope the trade will see the necessity of thi course at this try ng time on manufacturers, W. S. WHITEMAN. Oct16-1m. A CARD. In view of the general 'suspension of specie payment 0 the Banks of Tennessee and other States, the under igned have to-day deemed it unadvisable longer to continue specie payment. The holders of our notes who may prefer the notes of the Bank of Tennessee, can at all times receive them in exchange for ours. DYER PEARL, res't of the City Bank. " " A. R CROZIER Traders' Bank. 46 " Merchants' " W, B SH PARD, " " Bank of Commerce. J.D. JAMES, " " " of the Union. D.F. CARTER, Oct20 d2waw2t. Wheat! Wheat!! E will pay the highest market pr ce in cash for prime red or hite wheat for imme diate del very. oct22-daw1m. JOHNSON, WEAVER & CO. NOTICE.

3. October 23, 1857 Weekly Clarksville Chronicle Clarksville, TN
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SINCE our last issue, the Union and the Planters', and all the Free Banks in Nashville,-namely, the Merchants, City, Traders, Bank of Commerce, Bank of the Union, and the Bank of Middle Tennessee, at Lebanon, have suspended specie payment. The notes of all of them though are still current as before, and are all good. They suspended specie payment as a matter of policy, as the three old Banks did, and not from any inability to sustain themselves. We have not heard what course the Free Banks in Memphis, will pursue when advised of the action of those at Nashville; but we think it probable that they and all other Banks in the State, will also suspend from like motives of prudence and policy. The Bank of America and the Northern Bank, both located here, are still paying specie, and we do not know whether they will suspend or not. If they do, it will be only because all the other Banks have done so, and in consideration of the policy that moved them to do it. They have certainly proved that they are entitled to the highest confidence.

4. October 27, 1857 Daily Nashville Patriot Nashville, TN
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BOARDING.-A No. 1 room and Boarding can be had by applying Oct22-tf. at No. 34, Market street. A CARD. In view of the general suspension of specie payment 0 the Banks of Tennessee and other States, the undersigned have to-day deemed it unadvisable longer to continue specie payment. The holders of our notes who may prefer the notes of the Bank of Tennessee, can at all times receive them in exchange for ours, DYER PEARL, Pres't of the City Bank. A. R. CROZIER, " " Traders' Bank. W, B. SH PARD, " 45 Merchants' " " " Bank of Commerce. J.D. JAMES, " " " of the Union, D F. CARTER, Oct20 - d?waw2t.

5. October 28, 1857 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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ANEW BOOK, By the author of the LAMPLIGTER. "Mabel Vaughan." Just received by [oct.20] CHARLES W. SMITH.. A CRRD. 10 In view of the general Suspension of Specie Payment of the Banks of Tennessee and ther States the und. reigned have to-day, deemed it unadvisable longer to continue Specie payment The holders of our notes who prefer the notes of the Bank of T. Rnessee, can at all time receive them in exchange for ours. DVER PEARL, President of City Bank. A. R CROZIER. President of Trader' Bank. W. B SHEPPARD, Presider t Merchants' Bank J. D. JAMES, President of Bank of Commerce. D'L CARTER, Prest of the Bank of the Unio oct20-dw2w.

6. December 13, 1857 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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Bank of Commerce, NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 12th, 1857. THE stockholders of this Bank have placed the assets la the hands of a Trusteetor the purpose of winding If up; those in debied to the Bank will please call and pay up as their indebtness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes. as early as possible. and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee The individual depos. ites in this Bank have been banded over to IRC, and Ihereby pledge my individual liability for them and the money is rea y when called for. JOHN D JAMES. P. S.-There is a rumor in circulation in Nashville that W. H Gordon & Co., purchased a check in New York from the Bank of Commerce, and that A telegraphed to New York 10 stop the payment. This is false. the Bank had but one check to go 10 protest and was protested because tife Gold was demanded after the suspension of the Banks ID New York which was promptly taken up with the dımages when it returned. dec 13-15

7. December 16, 1857 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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Bank of Commerce, NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 12th, 1857. THE stockholders of this Bank have placed the assets in hands of a Trusteetor the purpose of winding it up; those indebted to the Bank will please call and pay up as their indebtness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes. is early as possible. and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee The individual deposites in this Bank have been handed ov er to me, and Thereby pledge my individual liability for them and the money is JOHN D JAMES. ready when called for. P. S.-There is a rumor in circulation in Nashville that W. H Gordon & Co., purchased a check in New York from the Bank of Commerce, and that I telegraphed to New York to stop the payment. This is false. The Bank bad but one check to go to protest and was protested because the Gold was demanded after the suspension of the Banks in New York which was promptly taken up with the damages when dec 13-if it returned.

8. December 17, 1857 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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Bank of Commerce, NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 12th, 1857. THE stockholders of this Bank have placed the assets in hands of a Trusteeior the purpose of winding it up; those in debted to the Bank will please call and pay up as their indebtness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes a¹ early as possible. and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee The individual deposites in this Bank have been handed overto me, and Thereby pledge my individual liability for them and the money is JOHN D JAMES. ready when called for. P. S.-There is a rumor in circulation in Nashville that W. H Gord in & Co., purchased a check in New York from the Bank of Commerce, and that 1 telegraphed to New York to stop the pay ment This is false. The Bank had but one check to go to protest and was protested because the Gold was demanded after the suspension of the Banks in New York which was promptly taken up with the damages when dec 13-if it returned.

9. June 15, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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burg, Shelbyville, Ocoee, Dandridge, and Knoxville, the above notes we want particularly. We will also buy the Notes of all suspended Free Banks, not mentioned in the above list, at the highest market price. A. WHEELES & CO. dec5-tf BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, TENN., DEC. 12, 1857. hands of a Trustee for the purpose of winding it up, those T stockholders of this Bank having placed the assets in the indebted to the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their indebtedness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes as early as possible, and receive ingreturn the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual llability for them, and the money is ready when called for. JOHN D. JAMES. decl3-tf PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. UILDERS, HOUSEHOLDERS, &C., are requested to take notice that the undersigned, having made B the necessary arrangements, and secured the services of competent workmen, is now prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, in the line of his vocotion, in all its various branches. In the department of HOUSE PAINTING, the subscriber is prepared to execute with the greatest promptness, all contracts, however large, which may be tendered, in a style and upon terms which cannot fail to give satisfaction. He is also prepared to execute all manner of SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAINING AND MARBLING. Having in that department secured the services of the most expert and experienced artists. The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to give him a call before making final arrangements. R. T. FLEMING, march8-dtf No. 62, Union st., between Cherry and Summer. ARSHALL COUNTY FAIR.-The Marshall M County Agricultural Society, will hold their Third Annual Fair at Lewisburg, commencing Thursday. 21st September next, and continue Four days to Sept 24th. A. B. EWING, Sec. may29-w3t For RENT.--A comfortable Dwelling House, No. 34, street. Price $25 per month. Apply to W. L. BOYD, Jr. may29-tf H. C. HENSLEY. L. II LANIER. WM. PHILLIPS. LANIER, PHILLIPS&CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN FOR EIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, NO. 36 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. A. c. CARTER. W.C. WILSFORD. F.G. M'KAY. CARTER, M'KAY & co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Dealers in Fine Brandies, Wines, and Domestic Liquors, NO. 78 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN. FINE TOBACCO. E have been appointed Sole Agents of Nashville, for the sale of James Thomas' Jr, of Richmond, Vá., Celebrated W Manufactured Tobacco. Just received 200 boxes of the following brands, viz: JEWEL OF OPHIR. RUBY TWIST. CITRON, NECTAR LEAF, BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE, Which we will sell at Manufacturers' prices for CASH. feb16 CARTER, M'KAY & CO. ROBERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREEMAN / WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers & Commission Merchants. HAL in Flour, Bocon, Lard, and Produce generally, For" eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigers, No. 7, D North College street, Nushville, Tennessee, at the Old Stand of Ewin Brothers. Agents for Hartsville Flouring Mills.

10. June 19, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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stranght " 200,000 Endorsed 1,500 Shares Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Stock, 1,000 do Sewance Mining Stock, 5,000 Huntsville Mining and Manufacturing Stock. All of which will be sold on favorable terms by A. WHEELES & CO. dec5-tf UNCURRENT BANK NOTES WANTED. will pay the highest market price for the Notes of the following Banks, if delivered immediately: LawrenceW burg, Shelbyville, Ocoee, Dandridge, and Knoxville, the above notes we want particularly. We will also buy the Notes of all suspended Free Banks, not mentioned in the above list, at the highest market price. dec5-tf A. WHEELES & CO. BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, Tenn., DEC. 12, 1857. this Bank having placed the assets in the for the purpose of winding it up, those indebted to the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their indebtedness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes as early as possible, and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual liability for them, and the money is ready when called for. dec13-tf JOHN D. JAMES. PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. UILDERS, HOUSEHOLDERS, &C., are reB quested to take notice that the undersigned, having made the necessary arrangements, and secured the services of competent workmen, is now prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, in the line of his vocotion, in all its various branches. In the department of HOUSE PAINTING, the subscriber is prepared to execute with the greatest promptness, all contracts, however large, which may be tendered, in a sty and upon terms which cannot fail to give satisfaction. He is also prepared to execute all manner of SIGN AND ornamental PAINTING, GRAINING AND MARBLING. Having in that department secured the services of the most expert and experienced artists. The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to give him a call before making final arrangements. R. T. FLEMING, march8-dtf No. 62, Union st., between Cherry and Summer. FOR RENT...A comfortable Dwelling House, No. 34, street. Price $25 per month. Apply to may29-tf W.L. BOYD, Jr. L. H LANIER. WM. PHILLIPS. H. C. HENSLEY. LANIER, PHILLIPS& CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, NO. 36 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. A. c. CARTER. F. G. m'kay. W. c. WILSFORD. CARTER, M'KAY & co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Dealers in Fine Brandies, Wines, and Domestic Liquors, NO. 73 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN. FINE TOBACCO. E have been appointed Sole Agents of Nashville, for the W sale of James Thomas' Jr, of Richmond, Va,, Celebrated Manufactured Tobacco. Just received 200 boxes of the following brands, viz: JEWEL OF OPHIR, RUBY TWIST, CITRON, NECTAR LEAF, BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE, Which we will sell at Manufacturers' prices for CASH. feb16 CARTER, M'KAY & CO. ROBERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREEMAN FREEMAN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers & Commission Merchants. EAL in Flour. Bocon. Lard, and Produce generally, For D eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigors, No. 7, North College street, Nashville, Tennessee, at the Old Stand of Ewin Brothers. Agents for Hartsville Flouring Mills. NEW MUSIC STORE. C. D. BENSON & BRO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes, G.A. Prince's Melodeons, Buffalo, N.Y., Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Violincellos, Accordeons, Flutes, Flagolets, Fifes, Drums, Tambuo. rines, Banjos,andeverything in the musical merchant's line. A large select catalogue of New Sheet Music; Music Books and Instructors of all kinds. Orders from the country will meet with prompt attention. Planos tuned, Accordeons and all other instruments repaired. No. 20, Union Street, 1st door from College. sept23

11. June 22, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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All of which will be sold on favorable terms by A. WHEELES & CO. dec5-tf UNCURRENT BANK NOTES WANTED. E will pay the highest market price for the Notes of the following Banks, if delivered immediately: LawrenceW burg, Shelbyville, Ocoee, Dandridge, and Knoxville, the above notes we want particularly. We will also buy the Notes of all suspended Free Banks, not mentioned in the above list, at the highest market price. dec5-tf A. WHEELES & CO. BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, Tenn., DEC. 12, 1857. this Bank having placed the assets in the for the purpose of winding it up, those indebted to the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their in. debtedness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes as early as possible, and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual liability for them, and the money is ready when called for. dec13-tf JOHN D. JAMES. PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. UILDERS, HOUSEHOLPERS, &C., are reB quested to take notice that the undersigned, having made the necessary arrangements, and secured the services of competent workmen, is now prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, in the line of his vocotion, in all its various branches. In the department of HOUSE PAINTING, the subscriber is prepared to execute with the greatest promptness, all contracts, however large, which may be tendered, in a style and upon terms which cannot fail to give satisfaction. He is also prepared to execute all manner of SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAINING AND MARBLING. Having in that department secured the services of the most expert and experienced artists. The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to give him a call before making final arrangements. R. T. FLEMING, march8-dtf No. 62, Union st., between Cherry and Summer. FOR RENT. -=A comfortable Dwelling House, No. 34, street. Price $25 per month. Apply to may29-tf W. L. BOYD, Jr. L. H LANIER. WM. PHILLIPS. H. c. HENSLEY. LANIER, PHILLIPS&CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, NO. 36 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. A. c. CARTER. F. G. m'kay. W. c. WILSFORD. CARTER, M'KAY & co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Dealers in Fine Brandies, Wines, and Domestic Liquors, NO. 73 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN. FINE TOBACCO. E have been appointed Sole Agents of Nashville, for the W sale of James Thomas' Jr, of Richmond, Va., Celebrated Manufactured Tobacco. Just received 200 boxes of the following brands, viz: JEWEL OF OPHIR, RUBY TWIST, CITRON, NECTAR LEAF, BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE, Which we will sell at Manufacturers' prices for CASH. feb16 CARTER, M'KAY & CO. ROBERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREEMAN. FREEMAN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers & Commission Merchants. EAL in Flour. Bocon, Lard, and Produce generally, For D eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigors, No. 7, North College street, Nashville, Tennessee, at the Old Stand of Ewin Brothers. Agents for Hartsville Flouring Mills. NEW MUSIC STORE. c. D. BENSON & BRO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes, G. A. Prince's Melodeons, Buffalo, N, Y., 11411 Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Violincellos, Accordeons, Flutes, Flagolets, Fifes, Drums, Tambuorines, Banjos, and everything in the musical merchant's line. A large select catalogue of New Sheet Music; Music Books and Instructors of all kinds. Orders from the country will meet with prompt sitention. Pianos tuned, Accordeons and all other instrumante Sept28 repaired. No. 20, Union Street, 1st door from College.

12. August 4, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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GILBERT. HAGEN & co., GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORW ARDING MERCHANTS, NO. 37, NATCHEZ STREET. NEW ORLEANS. feb6-codly BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, TENN., DEC. 12, 1°57. (HE stockholders of this Bank having placed the assets in the hands of a Trustee for the purpose of winding it up, those T indebted to the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their indebtedness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes as early as possible, and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual liability for them, and the money is ready when called for. JOHN D. JAMES. dec13-tf UNCURRENT BANK NOTES WANTED. will pay the highest market price for the Notes of the following Banks, if delivered immediately? LawrenceWE burg, Shelbyville, Occee, Dandridge, and Knoxville, the above notes we want particularly. We will also buy the Notes of all suspended Free Banks, not mentioned in the above list, at the highest market price. A. WHEELES & CO. doc5-18

13. August 11, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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FISHER, WHEELES & co., (SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON, HORNE & co.) Storage, General Commission and Corner Broadand Market sereets, Nashville, Tennessee, will devote particular attention $ call july8-tf. business entrusted to to them. GILBERT, HAGEN & co., GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, NO. 37, NATCHEZ STREET. NEW ORLEANS. feb6 codly BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, TENN., DEC. 12, 1857. this Bank having placed the assets in the for the purpose of winding it up, those indebted to the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their indebtedness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes as early as possible, and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual liability for them, and the money is ready when called for. JOHN D. JAMES. dec13-tf UNCURRENT BANK NOTES WANTED. will pay the highest market price for the Notes of the following Banks, If delivered immediately : LawrenceW burg, Shelbyville, Occee, Dandridge, and Knoxville, the above notes we want particularly. We will also buy the Notes of all suspended Free Banks, not mentioned in the above list, at the highest market price. A. WHEELES & dec5-tf

14. August 18, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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ELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on Front near Broad street. The subscriber respectfully returns his B thanks to the public for past favors, and solicits & continuance of patronage in the above line; also, COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING, Together with every description of Metal, Turnings, Metalic Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings. Seda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps of every description manufactured to order, or repaired at short notice. Cash will be paid at all times for Old Copper and Brass. B. COLE. aug25-tf FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. CASES Fine Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Block Teas 50 50 boxes Star Candles, 30 ½ do, 30 1/2 do; 10 do Shillito's Palm Soap 15 cases Hill's Fancy and 10 cases Castile Soap; 5 do Transparent Balls: 10 boxes variegated Soap; 20 do Pearl Starch; 5 casks sup. carb. Soda-pure article; 30 hhds prime and choice New Orleans Sugars: 20 bbis extra filtered Molasses; 15 half bbls Sugar House do ; 50 cases fine Virginia Tobacco-assorted brands: 30,000 Cigars-assorted brands; Painted Tubs and Buckets, Cedar Tubs and Buckets; And many other articles in the Grecery line. FREEMAN BROTHERS, No. 7 College, three doors North of Spring street. apl4 BARRES Extra and Superfine Flour, from the above Mills, now in store. For sale at the lowest market 300 FREEMAN BROTHERS, price. No. 7 North College st. april25-tf NICHOL, GREEN & co., No. 12, CORNER MARKET AND CLARKE STREETS, Produce & Commission Merchants. Liberal cash advances made on consignments of Country Produce. If We are paying at all times, the market price for Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, &c. TIP All orders accompanied by the cash, filled with prompt ness and despatch, at & moderate Commission, by NICHOL, GREEN & CO. jan7 GILBERT, HAGEN & co., GENERAL COMMISSION AND ARDING MERCHANTS, NO. 37, NATCHEZ STREET NEW ORLEANS. feb6-eodly BANK OF COMMERCE. Nashville, TENN., DEC. 12, 1857. for the purpose of vinding it up, those THE stock Trustersterster this Bank having placed the assets in the indebted to the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their indebtedness falls due. The note holders will please send in our notes as early as possible, and receive in return the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have been handed over to me, and I hereby pledge my individual liability for them, and the money is ready when called for. JOHN D. JAMES. dec13-tf LIQUORS. BBLS RECTIFIED WHISKEY; do 50 bbls Old Bourbon 500 100 bbls American Brandy; 50 bbls Rye Whiskey 100 do Walker's XX Ale; 50 do Gin; 25 barrels New England Rum: Also, a large stock of fine Brandies, Wines, &c., in store and for sale by JO. EDWARDS. janll Freight Reduced on Wheat to Savannah. N and after this date, the freight on Wheat from Atlanta to Savnanah will be 16 cents per bushel, instead of 20cents, as heretofore. This reduction will make the rate about 36 cents per bushel from Nashville to Savannah. ALFRED L. TYLER, Sup to M. & W.R.B. jy18 d4t4w6t.

15. September 3, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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TEMBER 3, 1858. AARON STRETCH, WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL DBUGGIST, CORNER OF COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS. WEEDISH LEECHES, of the best quality, aly ays on hand,and at reasonable prices BRECKLES, &c., removed by Dr. Gourard's Italian Medicated Soap. EXINGTON MUSTAR D-Pronounced by physician A judges the best Mustard in the world for promptiations IONCENTRATED LYE -One pound can will make 25 pounds good Soap. SHEEL GREASE Ar economical and durable Lu W bricator for the axles of Buggies, Carriages, agons, &ce better much and Being white, Dravs,&c. more for Carriages and Buggies than the old mixture of leadand grease INNOW SEINES A few very fine Minnow Seines M just received and for sale at the Drug Store of the sub AGNESIA-Husband's and Henry's genuine Magnesia. M A fresh supply just received. NERRANT'S TURKEY AND RHUBARB ELIXER and Sheltzer Aperient just received. NOR SUMMER USE -Park's Porous Prickly Plasters, unequalled for convenience, medical effect, and promptness action. OSE WATER -Genuine imported Rose Water, the R best ever brought to this market SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES. Light and Dark French Brandies; Fine Cherry Brandy; do do Peach do Blackin arryda Pure Scotch Whisky do Rye do Newsom's best do Old Jamaica Rum: Madeira, Port. and Sherry Wines: Which are bought expressly for Medicinal purposes, and will be sold in the same way. Kept constantly.en hand all other articles appertaining to the Drug Business, which will be sold on reasonal le terms. A. STRETCH. jy15 the Looseness of BLACKBERRY BRANDY howels speedily cured by the use of a bottle of Blackberry A. STRETCH. jy15 Brandy. For sale by NINE IMPORTED CIGARS -Smokers of fine Cigars will find an article to suit at STRETCH'S Drug jy15-tf Store, corner of College and Union. UN DRIES - Fresh Burmuda Arrow Root, Pearl Sago, Pulo French Chalk, Shoe Brushes Seidlitz Powders, Balsam Fir, Sulp Cinchinia Diamond Cement. Hung Cork. etc. For sale DEMOVILLE & BELL by PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES A large and select lot of Soaps, Colognes Pomatums, Hair Oils, Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes. Combs, &c. which we are DEMOVILLE & BELL selling at reduced prices, jy14 26 Cherry street. COLASSES.==109 bbls bright reboiled Jackson Refiney TERRASS BROTHERS. for sale low, by ANK OF NASHVILL have a complete of in part stock SALT. WHISKEY, NAILS, CANDLES, Tea. Cigare Tobacco, Brandles & with Bale Rope Bagging, and 20 bales of Augusta Drills, ali of which willsell at reason able rates for Bank of Nash: lie Notes, or for certified checks of deposit. We have also some desirable city and Edgefield property which wewill dispose, of on favorable the Apply to oct3 FISHER. WHERLES CO MOLLINSKALOCRINE.- Just received a supply of this valuable preparation for the hair. For sale by DEMOVILLE & BELL LSO--Msssey'sFive Minute Ice Cream Freezers: McDop A dis's Louisville Refrigerator; Arthur's Fruit Cans; Jones Cans: Water Coolers, J.W WILSON, College street. je18-tf on hand Country Cured Hams and with a full stock of Family Groceries. N.B. Ali articles purchased of us sent charge FREEMAN BROS june26,'58, SECOND SPRING AND SE MMER IMPORTATIONS FOR 1858, GPO. SEARIGHT, FURMAN, ANDR. CAMPBELL JAS. GOODLOE, FURMAN & CO. NO. 2. PUBLIC SQUARE NEAR THE WIRE BRIDGE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN AMERICAN,BRITISH, GERMAN,FRENCH & ITALIAN DRY GOODS. DDITION AL SUPPLIES. No. 1 English Sole A Leather Trunks, of quality, for gentlemen. Ladies' French Dress Trunks: Bonnet Boxes: Do just received by aug1 JOHN RAMAGE, 42 College st FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD. MAPTAIN Z. STULTS has sent us a small lot of his fine "TWIST, retail, that we warrant to be three years old, perfectly sound, and black as your hat. W. LANGLEY & CO., Agents for 2. Stults and Halsey & Booker is fine Virginia Chev fmav20 na Tobacco. ANOUGHTOSET THE WORLDON F IRE. and best the Shanghai A large lot cheapestarticle now in use. Alsoan extra fine lot of old Princi J. LANGLEY & CO., Segars 44 Union street unt2f CALES! SCALES!! ALES! !==A full stock of Platform, Grocers, and Also, Hay and Coal Scales. In store and for sale at Factory W.H. GORDON & CO. prices, may21 Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee AWRENCEBURG MONEY.soWe.are taking Bank atpar, ,in payment of all accounts and for auy article we have for feb23, 1838. W.H. GORDON & CO. VOOL !==We want Three Thousand Pounds WOOL clean Washed Wool, for which we will pay CASH. We want it make Jeans and Linseys. W. H. GORDON & CO. mar? TO SPORTSMEN HAVE COLT. two years old last spring, that can beat any named Colt of bis age in this State for FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. and let the dis tance and weight. To be run this Fall. The forfeit be found with E. Cowan, P. M at Waverly B.D. BIFFLE. Waverly Tenn. July 14, 1858 tw3m LARD! LARD!! or BBLS Family Lard in Store and for sale low, by TERRESS BROS. so 33 Broad Street aug15 BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, TENN., DEC 1957 THE stockholders of this Bank having placed the assets in the hands of a Trustee for the of winding it up, those indebted the Bank, will please call and pay up, as their indebtedne falls due. The note holders will please send in our notesas early as possible. and receive in return the notes of the Bank of The individual deposits in this Bank have liabeen handed over to me and hereby pledge my individual bility for them, and the money is ready when called for. JOHN D. JAMES. dec13-tf GILBERT, HAGEN & CO. GENERALCOMMISSION ANDFORWARDING MERCHANTS, 37. NO. NATCHEZ N E W ORLEANS feb6-eodly HAVE ON HAND 270,000 BUSHELS OF BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and will self a great bargain,if takenaway in short time. W H. JOHNSON. see Penitentiary fe23 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE of the County Court of Davidson county, renBLadecree the July term. 1858. in the case of V. E. Navaugh Patrick Navaugh al, will offer for sale. at the Court House in Nashville on Saturday, the 4th of September next, Lot of Ground said city, fronting 40 or 45 feet on North Market street, half way back to College street, upon which there Said sold for division

16. September 17, 1858 Nashville Union and American Nashville, TN
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e AARON STRETCH, WHOLESALE AN RETAIL" DRUGGIST CORNER OF COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS. WEEDISH LEECHES, of the best quality, always on hand.and at reasonsbleprices. BRECKLES, &ce . removed by Dr. Gourand's Italian R Medicated Soap EXINGTON MUST AR D-Pronounced by physician I the world for prompt action KONCENTRATED LYE- One pound can will make 25 pounds good Soap. C THEEL GREASE economical and durable Lu for the axles of Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, much Being white, better for Carriages and Buggies then the old mixture of leadand grease MINNOW SEINES- A few very fine Minnow Seines M just received and for sale at the Drug Store of the suhacriber. AGNESIA -Husband's and Henry's genuine Magnesia. , NERRANT'S TURKEY AND RHUBARB just Sheltzer ELIXER and Aperient, ROR SUBMER USE-Park's Porous Prickly Plasters unequalled for convenience, medical effect, and promptneas action. OSE WATER -Genuine imported Rose Water, the best ever brought to this market SUPERIOR WINES AND BR SANDIES. Light and Dark French Brandies: Fine Cherry Brandy; do Peach do do Blackberry Pure Scotch Whisky do Rye Newsom' best do Old Jamaies Rum: Madeira, Port, and Sherry Wines; Which are bought expressly for Medicinal purposes, and will be the soldin same way. Kept constantly on hand all other articles appertaining to the Drug Business, which will be sold on reasonable le terms. STRETCH. jy15 the Looseness of bLACKBERRY BRANDY bottlesof Blackberry D cured by the use jy15 A. STRETCH. Brandy. For sale by fine of NINE IMPORTED CIGARS Cigars will find an article to suit at STRETCH'S Drug jy15-tf Store. corner of College and Union. MUNDRIES.=Fr resh Burmuda Arrow Root, Pearl Sago, Pulo French Chalk, Shoe Brushes Cement. For sale Hung Cork.etc. Fir, Sulp Cinchinia, Diamond DEMOVILLE & BELL. by PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES. Hair Soaps, we Oils, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes Combs. & BELL DEMOVILLE selline reduced prices. jy14 26 Cherry street. OLASSES.- 100 bbls bright reboiled Jackson Reflney. TERRASS BROTHERS. for sale low. ANK OF NASHVILLE.*Wer have a complete f Groc stock SALT. WHISKEY, AILS. CANDLES, Tea. Cigars, with Bale Rope. Bagging, and Augusta Drills, all which at able rates for Bank of Nashmilie Notes, or for certified checks of have also some desirable city and Edgefield property which on termsi of favorable Apply the we will dispose oct3 FISHER. HEELES CO NOLLINS' K ALOCRINI Just received supply the hair. Forsale by of this valuable preparation for DEMOVILLE & BELL. LSO-CMassey's Five Minute Tee Cream Freezers: McDon ald's Louisville Refrigerator; Arthur's Fruit Cans: Jones Fruit Cans: Water Coolers.all je18-11 WILSON. College street. keep constantly on hand Country Cured Hams and W together with: a full stock of Family charge. All articles purchased of us sent home 58. june26, FREEMAN BROS. SECOND SPRING AND SUMMER IMPORTATIONS FOR 1858. F. FURMAN. GEO. BRARIGHT, ANDR. CAMPBELL JAS. M. GOODLOE, FURMAN & co. NO. 2. PUBLIC SQUARE, NEAR THE WIRE BRIDGE, N DEALERS AND IMPORTERS WHOLESALE AMERICAN,BRITISH, GERMAN, FRENCH& ITALIAN DR GOODS. Sole English DDITIONAL SUPPLIES -No. A Leather Trunks, quality, for gentlemen Trunks: Dress French Ladies' Boxes: Do Bonnet by st. augl JOHN RAMAGE, 42 College FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD. HAPTAIN Z. STULTS has sent us a small lot of his fine CARTWIST for retail. that we warrant to be three years old, perfectly sound, and black as your W LANGLEY & CO., Agents for Z. Stults and Halsey & Booker's fine Virginia [may20 ENOUGH TO SET E THE " ORI D ON FIRE the best fine Princi Alsoa now in use. CO., J. LANG unt2r 44 Union street. CALES! SCALES!! SCALES! !==A full stock of Platform, Grocers. Also, and Coal Scales. In store and for sale at Factory W.H. GORDON CO. prices, by Sole Tennessee. Middle Agents for taking are AWRENCEBURG MONEY L article & CO. GORDON H. feles OOL WOOL want Pounds, We which will pay CASH. W and make Jeans Linseys. mar? W. H. GORDON & CO. TO SPORTSMEN. last that spring. can HAVE A COLT A State this and DOLL set HUNDRED Fall. befound Cowan, P. M. at Waverly. E. D. BIFFLE Waverly, Tenn., July 14,1858 -tw3m LARD! LARB!! Store for sale low.by BBLS Family Lard in 05 TERRESS BROS. to 33 Broad Street augis BANK OF COMMERCE. NASHVILLE, TENN., Dro 12,1657 THELE stockholders of this Bank having assets the THE for the purpose winding their call Bank, please and indebted note will send The holders debtedness in the the notes return Bank The individual deposits in this Bank liapledge for. bility for them, and the money is ready when JOHN called JAMES. dec13-tf GILBERT, HAGEN & CO., NATCHEZ GENERALCOMMISSION ANDFORWARDING MERCHANTS, 37. N E w o RLEAN S feb6-eodly ON HAND 270,000 BUSHELS OF BROKEN HAVE STONE for and will sell a great bargain,If taken away in: short time. W H. JOHNSON, Penitentiary. see fe23 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. decree of the County Court of Davidson of county, Navaugh ren B dered at the July term. 1858. the case Court the in Nashvil Patrick the will 4t) Lot of North 40or 5 feet on Ground said city, back fronting to College street. upon which thereis small running Frame half way Dwelling. Said property is sold for divisio among th Terms-One-third the parties. cash: the balance on and 12 months credit F. Good security required, and lien R. CHEATHAM, Clerk. iy31 LAN D FOR SALE. on the fland acres sale offers for , THE subscriber four miles from Middle Franklin Turnpike, Capt. John which resides and the lands the tract on he of excel joining joining land equal to the with Jones. The beautiful building failing water. with the in lent. never of the finest april4 in the country, and in the midst NATHANIEL BAXTER America. bales Northern Extra Hay [may7-tf] NOR SALE.==One hundred P. ANDERSON j just reeeived by NEW W HEAT! EW WHEATH hushels Wheat Red