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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-12

~ A reorganization of the United States Mil
itary Departments has just taken place. Under
this arrangement there five departments, viz
the Department Of the East including the country
east Of the Mississippi river; headquarters at Balt
more, Maryland The Department of the West in
Guiding the country west of the Mississippi river
and east Of the Rocky Mountains, except the De
partments Of Texas and New Mexico; headquar-
tiers at St. Louis, Mo. The Department of Texas
except the country north of the 23d degree of north
latitude; headquarters at Corpus Christi, Texas The
Department of New Mexico, including the Terrific
ry of New Mexico, except the country west Of the
10th degree of west longitude; headquarters at
Albuquerque, New Mexico And the Department
of the Pacific, including the country west of the
Rocky Mountains, except the Territory of Utah
and the Department of New Mexico; headquarters
at San Francisco, California.
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Great Britain 1Si hhds. l3S bales, GO boxes. 90l562
lbs manufactured 90 terces and 50 kegs North Of Europe
So bales COS cases. 359 ceroOns 6.5l5 lbs manufactured
and 80 packages ayre 200 hhds 2l7 bales Mediterranean
hid lS3bs manuacturedi Africa lS5,hhds. Austras,
LOT boxes, n 6l lbs manufactured and % kegs; Wet
Indies and South America 81 hhds 1888 bales % boxes
5216 lbs manufactured and SC kegs British North Amer
ca hhds 10 boxes S. 679 lbs manufactured IL kegs
and 80 packages. Toal5s7 hhds 1850 bales 635 cases
$50 ceroons 463 boxes 32 lbs terces
lao kegs and lO2 packages.
HENP-Ihe market during the month has been very
firm, and prime qualities and wanted. The
sales about 100 bales undessed at from $l60a$ and
$780, and 450 bales dressed FROM s91aS225 ard $685.
The stock is about 1000 bales rough and $50 bales
dressed.
LEAD.-The demand has been good during the month,
without much chaEgein prices but closes heavy at 65 for
Galenl and 55-l00 for English and Spanish
PRoyIsoSs-During the early part of the month"; prices
advanced sl7 p for mess and SlS rs for prime, but
have since rapidly declined Notwithstanding the unusual
small stock and closes very dull at s5 for Mess and Sl3
for Prime.
LARD-Is in moderate supply, but quite inactive closing
from 4al@ orfar to prime in bbs aud tierces aud
l2A fer kegs.
Cur MENrs very dull Dry sailed Sides &c; dry salt
ed aud picked Hams 8 J5ag; Shoulders
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COMMERCIAL.

Tux RrER-The Cumberland is falling 8; this point
There 2S inches the shoals.
Corrosive heard of but saloon Yesterday and that
of Low Ordinary at Ga Very little offering Of any kind
CHARLESTON MARKET
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9. p. M.-COrroN -The weather TO.
day unfavoFsbe for business and there but little de-
mand. Sales OF 800 bales at to l0ssc. Prices
changed
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
TuEsoAY Nov. S.-CorToN-Sales to-day of 5000 bales
Prices irregular Middiipg, So, Low Mddling "a TO
ceatS.
The first cargo of Malaga Rasns received at this port
this season, was sold at 50 50 10 So 60 per box.
Frelghts to Liverpool I'D
txcHANGG.-Sight checks New York q TO per cent
premium.
The first cargo Of new Coffee received here from Rio
by the ship Rebecca. She brings dates the Esd Septem
Der, and reports Coffee active and firm.
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WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
w. T.. GRAY.

. SUCCESSOR To CARTWRIGHT AND
- ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Med
iciues, Paints, DYES, Glassware and VARSITY Goods,
Corner ID Broad and Market street. Nashville Ten
Would respectfully inform the pubic thas he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
Of Broadway AMI Market where be intends keeping
large and well assorted stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints.
Oils, Turpentine Dye Stufs Window Glass, Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept Drug Stores together
with stock Of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists, Merchants Physicians Manufacturers, and
Planters invited cs and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined sell Al such
prices will give satisfaction 10 ALL the quality Of the gUods
are warranted to be represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing the stock will
enable him compete with any house the south west be
offers for sale low for cash. time to puncuai
500 gallons Tanners Oh; 800 rs Litharge;
10 bbls Linseed do; 10OObs Venetian Red;
5 bbls Lard do; l0OOrts Spanish Whiting.
4 bbls EPSON Salts; 40 bxs Boons Scotch Snuff !;
500 lbs TX LOgwOOd; % bxs CARROTS do do,
200 lbs Nader; bbls Maeab0y's Snuff
10 lbs Muriate Of Tin; 100Oi6s Putty;
500 lbs Alum; 800 lbs Aqua AmOna;
go lbs Gum CamphOr; 200 rs Spirits Ni,re5
5OOOfbs Sup Carb Soda; 500 rs Sulphuric Acid;
so gross VI Lane Y ermf &c 500 Ms Nitric do
20 gross FahnstOcks do; 500 rs Murlatc do
so gross Mustang Iinanent; 10 ns Syrup led Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers, Beeswax Ginseng, &C. taken IN ade 81 mar
ket prices. Ve1'V
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MIR. ROBERTS, BENEFIT.

From the signs Of the times" Mr. RoDERrs'
friends appear determined to give him real benefit
tonight. We confidently look TO see the largest
and most fashionable audience of the season. Its
positively Mr. RoBERrs' last appearance, and those
who have not seen him must not lose this opportn-
nifty, and those who hare seen him should see him
again
The bill is capital one-the principal play
Ohell0, and the farce, Wanted 1000 JGHiaerS."
Secure your seats early.
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THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS TIL
CHEAPEST

THARLES SAVERS, corner OF Market ana NEI
J Union streets would say his customers ana EEt
the public that he still continues to manufacture All s9A~
kinds Of Boots and Shoes the shortest notice aud OF ood
materials He has hand large stock OF the ABOVE
of his own make which he offers for sale At as low pees
As the same quality be purchased in the city All be
asks is TO give him call and be convinced that IS 10 the
interest of the buyer to encourage home industry lie also
makes to order and keeps hand superior article OF La
dies Shoes suitable for fall and winter
s Repairing done at the shortest notice and on rea
sooable terms We oct4-3m
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CoURrs-The Criminal Court adjourned yester-
day. The Chancery Court has nearly finished call
ing tie docket the second time and viii probably
adjourn to-day.
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N A S II V L L E:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. II, 1853.
JOB PRINTING.

We have secured the services Of an excellent
job workman, and now prepared to do all kind
of PLAN and fancy printing in the best style and at
the lowest prices Call and leave your orders.
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During the past month Tobacco Market continued in
the dull state in which ii during the two preced
ing months. The sales amount TO about 900 hh at rather
lower prices Our manufacturers still continue to buy
sparingly, and the export demand is very light
Common 10 Good Lugs. .61l@7 Last year 41&@51!
Common to Medium Leaf Z 461S $685.
Good to Fine Selections j5@91 and l015 @s1<and
Mason County 1z6l0@lI as and
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPHED FOR THE UNION AND AMERICAN
ARRIVAL OF THE Lii STEAMSHIP


NEW DIRK. NOV. IL.
The steamer America has arrived at Halifax, with
Liverpool dates TO the 29th Sales of Cotton for
the week sc. 800 bales Exporters took 400 and
spectators 5000 bales The market is firm for let
ter qualities Lower qualities declined and i Mid
ding Orleans &c; Fair Mobile 6Ic; NIiddling Mobile
st; Flour Uplands 6; Middlng Upland 81. Sales
to-day 5000 bales
A collision has occurred between a Russian and
Turkish fore on the Danube
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION
Jackson. Miss, Nov. 1.-THE Democratic ticket
is elected by from to 10000 majority.
Mr.. Barksdale (dem) is elected TO Congress for
the State at large by heavy majority
In the first district, Wright the regular democra-
tic nominee is supposed to be elected over Nabers.
In the second district, Barry the regular nominee
as elected over Wilcox
In the third district Singleton, the regular (dem)
nominee is elected over MsClung (w)
In the fourth district, Harris (dem) is elected
without opposition. The democrats have made
large gains in the Legislature and secured decid
ed majority over Foote AMI the wings
PirTsDURG Nov. 1.-THE river has taken an
unexpected rise, and will let out great deal of
coal. Eight feet water in the channel and still
rising.
CINcINNArI, Nov 1.-THE river is stationary
Weather fine Flour 80. Whisky 224
Hogs depressed, sales of extra heavy at4 70
Nothing done in provisions
New York, Nov ll-As far as heard from the
State Senate stands twenty-four wings to eight
all other parties
The assembly stands sixty-two wings to nineteen
democrats There are forty-seven districts to hear
from. Its reported that Blunt is elected City At
torney by twenty-nne majority
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County COurt-NOVemberT Term, $50.
George DIIlamlett, Admir- and others,


Squire johnson, and others.
APPEARING TO the satisfaction of the Court in this
case that of the defendants wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson Onesidens Of the State
being citizens the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ofth:s Court could be served upon them it
ordered that publication be made newspaper for
thirty DAYS. requiring said defendants appear at The De
cen6er Term OF this Court and plead to the petition other
wise the said will be taken for confessed Them and
set for hearing, pgrts. +. X. CHEATHAM,
Noyg-w,ytw I'll dec 3 Clerk.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County COurt-Novembe Der Term. 1853.

I
Ma Shannon and others
this it appearing to the satisfaction Of tie Court
that the following defendants, wit William Shan
non and his wife Mlla shannon formerly Ma Hyde whose
residence is not known, and Edmond HYDE Martha HYDE
and Morgana HYDE the three last beng minor children OF
John Hyde r deceased and residents of the State of Hi
nu nonresdents OF this State and of the juTis-
dieon of this Court and that the usual process of this
Court cannot be served upon he is ordered that pub
cation be made in newspaper for said defendants to
forward the first Monday in December next and
plead answer demur the BILL otherwise the will
be taken for confessed he and for hearing the
said term of the Court. F.R.CHEATHAM, Clerk, &C.
novg-twSwl stdec-Printer's fee 81
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fB- There viii be preaching at the Christian
Church Sunday morning at the usual hour
half past 10 O'Clock. Services by Rev Mr. FERGUSON
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET
c0KHERoL1L coRREsP0NDEyoE

NEw YoRk, November !. 1858.
Business generally has been much nterered with during
the past month"; owing to the unsettled state of affairs in
Europe and the severe pressure in our money market
which still continues.
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NEW BOOKS.
LAKE SUPERIOR.

Its Physical Character Vegetation and Animals eompared
with those Of other and similar regions. By LorI,
AaAssIz With Narrative of the Tour BY j. T. CAnor.
and contributions by other Scientific Gentlemen. FL
egantly Illustrated.
Lewie;
Or, the Bonded Twg.
Pleasant Pages for Young People;
Or Books Of Home Education aud Entertainment BY
s p NEwcUMBz. Illustrated. For sale by
nov9 TOON & RUTLAND
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ssATUA NHRA SHOOTING GALLFRY.o

GALHA MIRA SHOOTING GALLERY
TINE above Gallery is in full blast, and fully
sering the ends for which it established, viz:
Mace Of qeneeI and innocent amusement il IS wei
stTucted and has already opened IN city
amseents The gallery itself is one Of the finest 10 the
Union having a large attached wherein VIII Sc tound
the prominent newspapers Of the day for those who prefer
reading praeticing the gallery Gentlemen, call and
see W. y. HALLORAN. Prtpretcr-
PISA basket Of Champagne viii be opened 70 me gen
tean ringing the bell the greatest number Of times IN s'c
octI4 Won.
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IIoTORSr IIOUORS!!
"HALLoRAN,s ALHAmRRA..

As Cherry &reet, opposite CoopsT's BHsldiHgs.
THE above establishment is open TO the public a
i and in a style demonstrating 10 those who -
call that there is nothing left undoHe The bar Is
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors, Cigars etc etc W
and the Restaurant is arranged that the guest hay
RELY the Injuries Of the being properly il
served up. In fact. his arrangements complete -
and he hopes to ENJOY patronage The above depart
ment Will be under the immediate Superinenence Of Dir
j. = BEToL the undersigned himself devOtng his entire
atiertiOn to the Cuisine and general supply
Continual experience Of the last fifteen years in some OF
the first houses in New York Philadelphia baltimore and
this city serves 10 make him Of opinion that he conduct
a house To meet the wishes Of good custom
r1y-LUNCH every day from l024 70 Ia and a. nghi
from 70 ~ O'Clock. W u hALlOhAN,
ortI1-1m Proprietor.
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STORING COTTON.

DERKINS & CLACK-Are now prepared to re-
ceve store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
IN cOnsgumantS. OctZ
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n HILADELPiIIA ONEPRICE CLOTHING

DHILADELPlIIA ONEPRICE CLOTHING
STORE, Cedar street. the Post Office, Nashville
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
men the advantageous arrangement that have
superior quality at much lowe rates than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments The senior part
ner MIR K. d Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Phiadepha having been for years engaged in
the purchase Of material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
in the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning the benefit of customers. With this
arrangement, and the price principle haer
selves that shall be able give satisfaction TO all who
may favor with their patronage.
- Making TO OTder.--We have in employ one
Of the most experienced and superior cutters in the United
States and will warrant work to give entire satisfaction
Our stock of Goods hand large and beautiful
prsng all the latest styles Of fabrics introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine stock.
nOv4 CLIFTON ABBOTT
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WOOLLEN GOODS.
nUNCAN, MORGAN 4 co. have received bT late arTi-
II walls New STYLE Dress Goods and WOOllen Vrappngs
adapted 20 the winter sales and CRY trade which they viii
sell very low and invite the Of Merchants their
stock Of
French Prn'd Valenciennes Printed Salower Velvets;
New STYLE Cashmeres; B0ya Blue Alpacas;
High cold French Delaines; Black SILK Lustre do;
All wool black do; Colored Apacas
LApins black do; MerinO Francois.
Watered POpins; English Aerinos;
Black Silks, all widths; Six Plads;
Fancy Dress Silks; Scotch Piads;
Black Silk Velvet Ribbons all widths;
Also
80 dozen MeTino Vests. superior quality;
50 do do Pants co do;
10 do do WnppeE,do do,
50 cases New Style Prints;
) do New Delains;
10 bales Blankets;
80 do A Brown Domestcs;
Which will be sold very low by
DUNCAN, MORGAN 4 CO.
Oet2l NOsl 20 and n Public Squsre
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
COUNT CHRIST0YAL; Or, Sequel to Lord Saxon
dale. BY G W NJ Reynolds.
Those persons who have been interested in the splendid
series of ROmances by G w REYNOLDS commencing with
the Mysteesof the Cout of LONDON and continuing with
undated interest through several Volumes will read Count
Christova vita eager delight is sequel the thrill
ing entitled "ord Saxondale" and possesses all
the attractive features Of that delightful work.
JANE SETON; Or, the Kings Advocate BY James
Grant, Esq.
TIE REBEL SCOUT. a Romance of the American Rev
olution. BY Aria Ashland
THE WHITE CRUISER; Or the fate of the unheard of
BY Ned Buntline.
THE RYE HOUSE PLOT; Or, Ru.h the Conspirator's
Daughter. BY Reynolds
For sale by F. HAGAN
nOy9 Market street.
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DURKEE'S BAKING POWDERS.-lo0 cases
and half cases Durkees celebrated Baking Powders
fresh for sale by W. d. GoRDON d co.
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GREAT CITIES.

GREAT CITIES.
The Great Cities of the World.
In their Glory and in their DesOlatiOu, embracing the
cities of Europe Asia Africa and America With history
of important events. By John Frost, L. l.. d.
The Mysterious Parchment;
Or the Satanic License dedicated to Maine Law Progress
BY Rev Joel Waterman
Passages from the History of a Wasted Life.
by middleaged man.
Uncle Sam's Palace:
Or, The Reigning King.
Philosophy of Mysterious Agents.
Human and Mundane; the Dynamic Laws and Rela
tons of Man. < c. Rogers.
Prof. SilIiman's Visit to Europe.
- This work embodes much new and curious inform
alton matters Of Science and Art and personaI sketches
of eminent Swans and men of Science As the maured
impressions of the distinguished and veteran author on re-
visiting Europe after an interval of nearly 50 years spe
ciaiy interesting and valuabe."-Ec
- The above with variety of other New Books are
for sale by TOON & RUTLAND.
noy9 A. Union street.
LETTER AND CAP PAPER.
Double Medium, Packet Post Glazed Cover, and other
Papers. just received by TO0N RUTLAND,
nov9 "A Union street.
PUTNAWS MONTHLY-A Magazine of Literature,
Science aud Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by novS T00N & RUTLAND.
NEW BOOKS.
Life ofCapt. VIM. b. Allen, by Dr. W. D. Rowles and
o. p Nicholson; John Randolph, of Roanoke, and other
sketches of character including William Writ
RusSel's Life ofC. J. Fox.
Living Authors of America
Rudiments ofthe Arts of Building
History and Rudiments of Architecture
Jane Seaton;or, the Kings Advocate BY James Grant
For sale BY novl JOHN YORK 4 co
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
Just receiTedby JOHN YORK co.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLATURE
And the numerous Strangers now visitin the City

- =,
A RE respectfully invited to call and examine WATER
! "A FIELD WALKERS Nr style Dress Hats Tor the
/ Fall OF 1858.
The eof Hats issued by this Establishment has always
taken the LEAD manufactured from the finest material OF
superior finish and fautess design mpervOus to and
atmospheric changes; their Hats challenge competition with
WATERFIELD & WALKERS
oct1 City Hat and Cap Store
IfyOur Head is difficult Fit-Cail and have the
shape and size accurately taken by Waerheld Walkers
French Grandmother, they daily manufacturing Hats tG
order BY this valuable machine and in ell cases produce an
'N ccti ~ w wArERFIED WALKER.
Our Fancy observation-disclosures Ladies Riding
Hats of latest design Chldrens fancy Hats and Caps
of all the latest styles of the Season; all OF which we shall
% octl ~ WATERSHED & WALKER.
ITO MERCHANTS.-Merc who wish to pur
chase select Of Hats and Caps should call
at Wateriield Wakers-tier assortment is and
red, and their prices low and I,, uniform
WArERFlELD WALKER,
Fashionable Haers No 26 side Public Square. next
To Gowdey's octl
GOLD, DAMP, WET FEET.-TO PRE-
vent this very di,agreeable and unhealthy condition
Of the feet, get the WATER PROOF CORN SOLEs for sale
by nova H. q SCONEL.
OOO FRESH LIVELY LEECHES, JUST
ZUU received by nos4 H. g. SC0VEL-
FNHE FAVORlTE BRAND OF TOBACCO,
Langhom Arnisteads, for sale at retail or whole
sale, by nova H. e. SCONEL
TTNHE MOST UNPRECEDENTEDLHP OPtI-
i lar and eficacious BODY BRACE is thai originated
by DR. Banning for deli ate weak and deb,lated females
or males who suffer from weakness of the breast short
ness of breath pain the chest weakness and bleeding OF
and piles falling of the bowels and tendency to rupture
falling of the womb.
North side ofhe Public Square, three doors West of the
Nashville Inn. nova
DILES.---PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
this very unpleasant and painful complaint VIII ind
relief in the use Of Houses Pile Ointment For sale BY
noy4 n. G. SCOVELA
nR. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
ought be kept in family, 10 apply in OF
wounds bruises cuts Sores pains in the back, breast
side well all rheumatic affections. For sale By the
Agent nova H. IT, SCOfEl-
T AND FOR SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DE
/ cree of the County Court OF Davidson county, rem
Farrell Administrator the heirs OF Jeremiah Shmmck,
deceased will offer for sale. at the Court House. IN the
town Of Nashville Saturday the Sd of December next
TRACT OF LAND containing ten acres situated on the
MurfIeesboro pike about miles from Nass vile
Said Tract Of Land belonged to the estate OF jeremiah
Shimmick deceased and sold for the purpose OF paying
debts ofthe estate and upon the following terms, to wit:
5000 in cash. $3.50 upon credit of months, and the bal
upon credit Of twelve months with interest from
the dae Notes with good security required and lien
tanned upon Land until the purchase money is paid
oct26-trw&d F. K. CHEAThAM, Clerk.
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TIE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
a. ft5fj 2 Sc fg1b a.
- GG - GG 49,
Paris Imported BOnnets, Millinery, dtc.
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1853.
500 Fanny RnNNETs
THE EMpORIuM OF FAsHION.

ME would respectfully iniorm the Ladies Of town
and country that viii. Tuesday morning, the
4th, exhibit tor their especial benefit the largest and
beautiful stock 81 Fancy BOunet and styles Of Ebd
Begnade and other STYLES Of Straw BOnnets opened
nashville or IN the West. Likewise rich Piumes Head
DreSSes, Flowers, Ribbons Dress Goods PeFfmeres En-
orodeFes and Fancy Goods &C. comprising $40 900 worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris our prices
sh oe lower than Of the boxed up milenery adver
Vered as fashionable and protesting to be the latest STYLES
Our long engagement IN the business now nine wears in
Nashville and dong very extensive business mist give
US advantage over any other house the CITY, and we Rat
ter ourselves that friends are well satisfied So nov
Ladies wish yonr visits 20 make your selections We
can make you look more enchanting than ever this fall for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies OF superior
good taste from England France and New York 70 assist
in establishment We have added to our stock this
fall, rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices line
stock Of Mannlas, WOOen Goats Caps &C. rich Muslin de
Lanes and Cashmeres al 2 80 and s. cents per yard
peror Mernes at S0cwOrth les rich Needework goods
Chemizos, Infants Robes Pointed Collars Underseeves
Handks, beautifully embroidered at IS TO 70 cheap
so TO 500 Likewise large stock Of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings Having large stock this fall object is to
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage OF good bargains.
AT the Partisan World of Fashion, No. As Union Street.
next to the Stale Bank
E WISE
oct 4-Sm Agent
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson Comfy COurt-NOVemberT Term, 1853,

f. A. Mabry, Admir-,
Daniel ID. Nabrv and others,
4 APPEARING to the satisfaction OF the Court in this
1 case that the defendants VIM. II. Mabry and Lewis
Mab nou-resdens of the Stale and that the usual
process OF this Court not he served upon them II
ordered that publication be made for thirty days in
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and
al the next term If this Court December 1888, otherwise
they viii be proceeded against by default
+. K. CHEATHAM,