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ERB'S PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER.

THIS very important invention has been in use about
/ three years. The inventor has made Improvements
which have rendered il perfect as STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE II has gwen entire satisfaction 10
every who has used it, and is the superior machine
in use for the purpose for which il is designed 1t is sim
pie III all IFS parts durable and easily kept order is
1t will cut straw in the shuck from half inch TO
three inches ia length. MANY certificates might be pro-
duced from Farmers who have used them pre their
superiority any other and corn cutter now in
use. Persons needing sueh article may assured
that in it they will md valuable acquisition their farm
or stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his forman-
uacturing these machines and he solcits for them
the attention OF the public and the farmers and planters
particularly, Of the South and West He viii hereafter be
able TO fill all orders rapidly and all machines 10
do the work for which they are designed.
Being the inventor and patentee and sole proprietor he
will dispose of rights for counties States on reasonable
terms to any Mechanic who may wish to manufacture hem
and will furnish one set Of casting for patterns.
sep7-6m JOHN Z. ERB.
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WashingtOh's Charmed LIE.

OF eigthy-sx officers, tWenty-six were killed, Ia
Braddock's acsion,) among them Sir Peter Hallet,
and tbirty-seven were wounded, including Gen.
Gage and other field ofieers. BraddOek brayed
every danger,
His secretary was shot dead. Both his English
aids we're disablsd early in the engagement, leaving
the American -sione to distribute bis orders. u
expected every moment, said one whose eye was
on Washington, ito sec him fall Nothing but the
superintendent care of Providence could have saw
ed him. An Indian ehief-I suppose aShaEnee-
singled Sim out with his rifle. and bade others Of
his warriors do the same. Two horses were killed
under hin-foar balls penetrated his coat" Some
potent MaHitou guards him now" exclaimed the
savages. aDcath," wrote Washington, was level
ling my companions on every side Of me; bat by
the all-powerful dispensation Of Providence 1 have
been protected" TO the public" said Davies
learned divine in the following month, Il point cut
that heroic youth, whom can but hope Providence
has preserved in so signal manner for some inpor-
tant service to his country" who is Mr.. Wash
ippton?o asked Lord Halifax, few months later,
| Il know nothing Of him., he added, ~bHt they say
he behaved in Braddocks action as bravely as L he
really loved the vhistling Of bullets = BeHsreft
| an. Rsr.
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FOR SHERIFF.
s1Ss~We authorized 10 announce L. W FOSSIL as a
cagdidaie for reelection to the Office Of Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
~ We authorized t8 announce JoHN K EDaoNDsos,
q candidate for the Sheriiiaiy Of Davidson county.
We are authorized ~ announce ESOcf CUNYIyGHAN,
as a candidate feTTSheriff at the ensuing election
sss We sre authorized 10 announce WILLIAM LUTON as
RcaRddse for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the ensuing
election.
szs-ye are authorized to announce z. B. BreLEY a
candidate for sheriff, At the ensuing election.
CLERK OF TIE COUNTY COURT
sl-We authorized 10 announce JOSIAH FERRIS as
candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing election
sty-We authorized 20 Felix Il. CHEATHAN
candidate for reelection Tor County Court Clerk at the
suing election.
,gwe are authorized 10 announce Isaac NJ JoxES can
ddate for County Court Clerk the March election.
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
~ We authorized to announce JouN RAINS for
reelection County Trustee at the ensuing election.
Icy We authorized 10 announce TaOMAs SUMNER
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
szy We are authorized to announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson al the March election.
~ We authorized 20 announce the name of W. N.
HUTER (C0llect0r candidate tor Trustee for Davidson
county the next March elections.
~ JMEs r. FAULKNER is candidate for Register Of
The Land Office for Middle Tennessee the ensuing SESSION
Of the Legislature.
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Casting our Shadows.

"If peoples tempers should cast shadows, what
would they be?" said Augustus as he lay on the
grass, and looked at Amy's shadow on the fence
Joe Smiths would be fist doubled up, he is SO
quarrelsome; and Sam Mitchelfs bear, for he IS
always growing; and sister Esther's streak OIL
sunshine and Amy's sweet little dove; and mlne'
here Augustus stopped.
According 10 Augustus, then, our inner selves
are casting shadows; that is, l suppose, we are
throwing of impressions Of what we really are
sll around US; and in fact, we can no more help
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$50 REWARD,

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the night of O.
II the Srd inst. his negro boy AMOS. He is about ~
of age, feet 10 inches high aA,l weighs
about - pounds lie is bright muaita haE straight
hair aud blue eyes, and will doubt aen pt TO pass hun
self Il white lie raised bv a Mr. Dickey of
Sparanhug District aud was purchased by Capt James
Bonds Of Spartanburg e. H.. He is probably lurking in
the vicinity of that town. attempt his escape TO
free State lie rode OH sarTel horse ten or twelve wears
old which has both shoulders caused by warts
and is shed behind quick in ns and steps short holds
fine head i sunk very nuch above the ewes aud incnes
10 be sui,eul. The above reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given for the apprehension c the boy and horse
the boy be lodged jail in the State All expenses
Tor keeping the horse will also be paid
NeNberry :. C.. July, W. G. NEEL.
SeptI-tf
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NASHVILLE. June 2S, 1853
Col L. p. CHEtrHM.-ileiy Sri have been using
he Reapin and Moving Machine patenrented by MsnneY
OF Illinois which YOU offering 10 the citizens of Ten
nesSee tits LABOR SAVING iCHNE It works
NEATLY and RAPDLY. The amount per day will depend
principally upon the speed Of the team lf the can
ravel four miles per hour will Reap Now fifteen acres
ten hours 1t entitled 10 the confidence Of the public
Respectfully j. SHELBY
l. +. Bradley, managing the farm Of Dr. Shelby
make the following statements We have had for more than
one Week, one of Col. Cheatfsms mewing and reapnr
machines hayeiried il in clover and grain blown and tam
ged and state that tinows and cleaner than the
sythe blade. and that it viii NOW per day as much as IA
hands, and reap at least twenyio per day.
mus29 t&w. l.. r. BRADLEY
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Singing.


Though but a poor singer, yet have a habit Of
singing when alone. A little thing sets me Ot-s
bit Of green on the earth, or a bit Of blue in the
skies. Yes, yes Ike singing, and often sing with
my heart when my lips are silent. ike to heas
milk-maid sing ia the green meadow, when her
heart is so happy that she cannot help a. 1 love TO
hear song uncalled for Who asks the birds to
sing? They sing to relieve their heart and this is
the sort of singing that l like love to hear q
loud halleluah--not by the clear, musical voice Of
one who Is paid for it. but BY thousand tongues,
singing with the heart and the understanding.
You shall have my favoFite song. I sang il in
my youth and in my manhood, and now am sing
ing it in my years:
When al thy mercies, o my Cod
Ny rising sOul surveys.
Transported with the view I'm lost
In wonder love, aEd praise.
Many green field and parched heatb-many a
hill and valley--have been made vocal by the hum
drum voice of Old Humphrey; and have sung
this song with loud voice on lonely Salisbury
Plain and in low voice in crowded Cheapside
and the Strand. have sung it on the mountain
top, and hundred lathOm deep in the heart of the
earth-in the ruins Of Kenfworth and Tintern,
and in the palaces of the Tuleries and versailles
among the waving woods on the land, and amid
the waves of the heaving ocean.
Another favOrite song OF mine is the old hun
drcdth psalm, composed by John Hopkins, the CO
adjutor of Thomas SternhOld. For seven years.
in the days of my youth, heard it sung on every
Sabbath; and, instead Of being weary Of the words,
unpoetical as they are, 1 like them better than
ever.
All people that on earth do dwell
Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice;
Hm with fear; ms praise forthteIl;
Come ye before hini, and rejoice
The Lord. We know. is God. indeed;
Witbaut our aid he did rs make:
We are his aock-he doth Us feed,
And for his sheep he doth us take.
o, enter then, bis gates with praise,
Approach with joy his courts unto;
Praise, laud, and bless his name always,
For it IS seeInly 50 70 do.
For Why The Lord our Cod IS good;
His mercy il forever sure;
His truth at all times firmly stood.
And shall from ace to age endure
Perhaps you viii laugh At an old mans singing
this psalm by himself, as it Is more suitable for
public worship Wen, wen let an old man have
his way; it reminds me Of old times, and makes me
happy. Ny voice may not be very melodious, but
try to sing with my heart as the apostle sa.s, Il
will sing with the spirit, and viii sing With the
understanding also."-0ld Humphrey.
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D. CORN MILL.
t'H'S MlidiBers from all others eonsruc tion Of
i the upper Running Stone, which is composed OF
FfeEch Burr Blocks, enclosed in iron Case which
ors tue BACK and hoop the Stone with Iron Eve
al the top which is secured TO the bark by four bolts that
every block is in the form of dave tail which
strength TO STONE other method which required
10 small mills, where the stone with great speed and
becomes dangerous II not strongly made IL also
weight to stone OF small diameter required without
having itthck or high, thai makes IL top heavy.
hts mill Is square frame made OF wood in
the form of bus&, with Budgetree Spindle Balance King
principle lar1e MILL differing Only StOne
hs being OF great weight enables 1t To grind the
greater quantity OF gram with less power than other
mill now ia This mill portable may attached
10 steam, water, horse hand power.
ALSO, all sizes or ETeach Burr A Stones,
on the principle.
Joseph n. Barrows Cincinnati, the inventor. for
which he obtained Letters Patent 1872 For aliinfrnge-
ments the purchaser viii De held responsible right
ofHsiBg. .tA...
These Mills donOt require Milldghtto to act them u; and
hand 10 the pulley the spindle with
large 10 run weutyfoHr inch Mill go revolutions per
mhae attached TO Gin, Steam, or Water Power BY the
steady application Oftwo horse power the Mill will grind
TO bushels per hOur of good aeE and will grind wheat
well The thirty inch mili, il put fullest
speed, vii grind from ten t. fifteen bushe Is per hour.
mended.
DRRcTIoSs UsNG-Place your mill about 20 feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt
lather six eight inches wide the StOneq4O reyo
lions minute with the Keep the neck and step of
the spindle well oiled. I1acc the
Rannng Stone in the way the Cross the Driver
thai is the WAY they are trimmed 10
heier 10 nos Patterson, Esq OF Highland county, Ohio,
jesse Real, Esq, of Clinton county, Ohio: c. brubu
Esq of Cincinnati, and q number Ofothsrs. -
All orders directed to JOHN r. BOUMAN,
Ne So broadway, Nashville, Agent for Middleand East
Tennessee, J. H. BURROWS.
Jan Sd. tT-w. d W. ". West Front Gin. o,
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snnSag 9taSmg,

Tears.
Ff'w. tears Ye have spell -se.s
gentle SPELL which weayes
Itself oer ny SD heart
And its dali wee relieves.
Ies all eloquent
In your soft silent flow,
When, lone and masingly,
ieel my heart sink low.
le sOOthe the aching sense
OF pain, which pressing weighs
Upon the troabled SOUL
And all its youth decays
Ye are not for the gaze
OF the cold, soonfuI eye;
No mocking look shall rest
None know,-but purity.
And We shall mingle
.a With the dews Of even
Soft pity may descend,
And bear ye up to heaven; --.-.
Nay tel how Ihave wept,
Have agonized alone,
While rainbow tinted hopes
Have faded, one by one. .-
And, Sadder far than al
The burning anguish wrung
By san, whose Eithering touch
Upon my spiri; hing;
o.. and left her taint aceurst-. r IS.
Grieving the Holy Dove, e-ala,
Which fondly hover'd there, -.,-.f 90.
1-. An earnest Of Gods love
Flow tears! flow on and calm
This troubled, aching breast;
Your momnful tenderness
Lulls agony 10 rest.
Hope gushes with you,
Telling Of that fair land
Where tears are wiped away
For aye, by God own hand
will believe, and i've
The cross Of Christ / take; ~
My God accepts my tears
For his dear Jesus sake
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HAVE this dav associated with the Saddlng Blu.
siness my son. A. G. MARCH. The business in future
will be conducted in the Of j. ID. March & Son All
persons indebted TO me- by note account viii please
up and make payment. J. D. MARCH.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage hereto
te continuance of the same is respectfully solicited
ian2 J. ID. MARCH & son.
AND WARRANTS.-We are buying and paving
4 the very highest prices tor LAND WARRANTS. Per.
a distance having warrants to sell by sending TO
by mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling at the time in Nashville and
he cash remitted or paid TO order.
julySl DYER PEARL Il co.
TOR SALE OR kENT.-A new Frame House just
completed with rOOIns well plasefed and pa
pered Situated Church street. in lnesA additional
Nashville The said house is about four hundred wards
from the Female Academy, and will be soldon reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire of r L. Crensla1
auglS w. D. ROBERTSON, MLemore ST.
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NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U, S MAIL PACKET

NEW UnLkANS AND MEMPE1lS U. 8 MAIL RAChET.
TIME splendid new passenger steamer, c]GYs
i IL. K. W HILL THos. NEwEI, Mas Rs-S4-=s5-,if a
Ter, will rIm in the above trade this
son, leaving Memphis her first trip on ~sk<sz4s<@
saturday the ed Of October. The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis u :. Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans 10
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, viii
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at L NJ, with freigh
srl passengers for the BilL
A HAMILTON, Ag.Dt
oci6 A. L. DAVIS, AGENT
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DRUGGISTS &C,
NEW DRUG STORE.
N nm o--Yxr


forgnerlg of The firm Of Eioa. Broom b Co.,)
QlIAS opened. with an entire stock Of Drugs -,
M Medicines, Paints. Oils Pertumery. DC, &c,AIN
"a on the site formerly occupied by tie old 6r1n <SSO
M 4S. College street three doors from Unon where he
H be pleased to wait upon his old friends and citizens gen
orally PaIiie,iar attention is given TO Physicians Pre-
scrtenS which win be lled with accuracy and despatch
SgEelcAL IssTRsArs comprising Pocket Cases. assort.
ed; Pocket Vial Cases. several patterns SpecnuIns
assorted Midwife Apnating and Trepannng Instruments
IN cases separate Tooth Foreep aud Key Steheseopes
! CuppiRg Apparatus; Stomach Punes Dissection lnstn-
nents &C. Trusses IN every variety complete assortment
oieyeEhing usually Kept IN this line may be fund At
/ HHEMECALS.-A large stock, and from the best
" manufacturers. exceedingly rare, never before
brought to this market. Attention OF Physicians TO this
part OF my stock Is respectfully s0iieiteds = . ,
DERMUDA ARROW ROOT. Warranted per-
I'D ecily pure and fresh; fu'i supply at ,,.,, ..-'
ang7 J. q. BROWN. =
] nERFUMEEsY--lr In every ssyle French. German and
American Coloepes, Hair Oils, Ponades, &c &c.-,
Tooth Powder and Paste PyeTs Aromatic Vinegar Glenns
Rose Bears OIL Bell Lavender brown and white Windsor
Soap BARRIERS Sosp Id bars together with general
sornsent Of Plain md Fancy soaps Hair Brushes kc &c
Shell and Buffalo Dressing and Fine Comb Ivory do Pow
der Pgiis and Boxes Lilly White. Alabaster, &c;
aag7 ss.e .,fs JIG BROWN.
DEKkN TEA ACOMPANY.--Ih have a full supply OF
the bestquaiiies ef Teas put up BY this Company
II is the formerly kept by Ewin Brown Co.. which
gave such general satisfaction The Ne Plus Ultra Black
Tea and Plantation Imperial fhght to be superior to
any in this market aso Teas in small eaddies Of lbs
y ".
TtONGit itz1sS WATER-l have made arrangements
TO keep constant supply Of this water which receive
direct from The SPRING. gross jusi received.
Gug7 j q BROWN.
CITONE WAgE-Of all descrptiOns and best quality;
- also, Flower RoGs, assorted sizes.
aug7 r4.5ss.iE j & BROWN.
DAmBOo FISHING POLES-l00 just received |
ID also full assortment OF Fishing Tackle, LlneFek
Hooks or Snoals pointed Poles 6c. sa42
ang7 e9.-, 40 j. G. BROWN.
NOR THE IAIR-1lyons Rsiharion, Bogle's Hype |
Il rion Fluid, Barry aud Clirchughs Frcopherous, at
aug7 G BROWN.
GTAKCH.-l5b bnxes Proctor q Candies Pearl Starch !
- also, superior article of country made Starch
aug7 J. G. BROWN |
TINURNIP SEED.-A large lot Of Summer and VIM |
il ter, and Summer and Winter mixed.
ang7 J e. BROWN
NOR JELLIES.-Sp Sparkling UelaI,l.e, Cooper ; ocv.
L Russia Sheet and Shred Isnglass also fine lot of
Flavoring Extracts. angl }, G. BROWN.
I EXTINCTION MUSTARD, in Z, y. and Ii Cans;
l. fresh and just reed aug7 J. q. BROWN
NyEAST POWDERS and Browns Ess Jamaica Gin
L ger White Lead, Red Lead, Chrome Yellow, Chrome
Green &c Lard OIL Linseed OIL Turpentine Varnish &c
aug7 J, G. BROWN, As. College st.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF GENTLEMEE'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Arcade Clothing Store

H. ~. JEnoElh
Arcade Clothing Store,
No. % Market street, opposite tie Union Hall
TNHANkFULf for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon him, begs leave to inform the citizens Nash
vile and surrounding country that he has nst received
of the largest aud most complete assOrtmes Of Gras
Fail aud tiHer Clothing and Furnishing GosaEs ever
brought to the city, which will be found unsurpassed in
quality and workmanship and at such low prices
fail TO please The stock has been selected and made up
under my own inspection, expressly suited TO III. Of
the city.
Also, large assortment Of
Children's Clothing,
suitable for all ages and warranted to ft
As my stock is very large, offer great inducements
to country Merchants, either wholesale retail
little above Eastern prices
Give me call as shall take great pleasure in showing
the Goods. H. A. JESSEI.
Arcade Clothing Store, 2g Market St
Oct6-3m Opposite Union Hall,
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CASH! CASH!

CASH JASHI.
"TNTED At the South Nashville Furniture Factory, OF
w good SEASONED LUMBER
100000 feet of 4 inch Walnut Plank wide;
$4,000 do * do do do do;
10000 do Q do do do do;
100000 do Walnut ScantlnC feet long, g. ill., sg're
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do : inch Cherry Pank-wide; ..E
$4,000 do q do do do;
5OOOa do , DO dc dn
$4,000 do Ash ranging from I TO in thick-wide plank
Also Poplar of all used for Cabinet purposes fur
which cub will be paid on delivery
Also 95 or good CABIN 1T MAKERS wanted Ia whom
fair prices will be given in cash. Also or good UP
HOLSTERS. None but good worknen need apply.
anl7
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"CLEAR THE TRACK

gzFg
THE subscriber has just opened his old stand No 5S
Market street. next door to 7. W. Il W. H. Evans The
largest and must elegant stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and Gentemens Furnishing Goods he ever had the
pleasure Of exhibiting his irisnds and customers which
he is offering at wholesale aud retail such as will
he confidently believes give entire satisfaction.
His stock consists of FrOck and Dress Coats Of every va
riety ofste and PATTERN do. do Pants and Vests Over
COATS Box Goats, &C. &c; Hats and Caps arge assort-
en Carpet Bags, Trunks Shirts Collars Stocks Crayais
Umbrellas &c large assortment OF Gloves Hosiery and
Pocket Hdks &c. all OF which new and purchased of
the best houses in the Eastern cities expressly for this
ket
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him. he invites examination into his present and
prices as he IS determined TO spare no pains please his
friends and customers.
NJ. SULZBACKER Agent
sept3S-3m No 53 Marketst
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CLOTHING.
uTpORrANT ARRTyAI.,


TIVE undersigned having just arrived from New York and
Philadelphia he wishes to inform his friends and Cor
ment Of Genilemens Clothing and Furnishing Goods thai
has been brought 10 Nashville They ready
Inspection at his store. the
No. II, Public Sqnare.
have taken particular pains TO have made assortment
of Era Sivs ClthiHg for Gentlemen weighing from 500
70 $50 lbs and who have always beee paying high prices 10
the Merchant Tailofs.
ALSO splendid assortment of India Rubber Goods and
CfiLpRENS' CLOTHING,
from the age Of years and upwards
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will take particular notice that can supply ten with Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods either RETAIL
ALSO Just received large lot Of fine Plush and Cloth
Caps Of various sizes, which sell tentfee per cent
lower than any other house in the city.
Worlds Clothing Emporium,
= aug30-Sm No. II, Public Square, Nashville.
. Come one Come all. This Rock shall fy
From its firm base as I g!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1853 4.
FTNE subscriber respectfully the deizens Of
Il Nashville and surrounding country that he has
hand and receiving additions daily large stock OF Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, for Fall
and Winter
Among which May be found Fine Black and Blue Cloth
Coaks spanish do Opera and Congress Coats Double do
Black Blue Brown and Olive Over Coats, Sack, Paetot
Box Fock and Dress Coats Business do and other styles
and coors too numerous to mention
Pants and Vests OF ever style and color to suit the most
fastidnous.
Likewise, general assortment of CHILDRENS'
CLOTHING. Fine Shirts Under-ShTts Drawers Suspen-
der Cravats Handkerchief Stocks Hats Caps Trunks
Yalises, Carpet Bags &C. &c
Country Merchants in particular requested 70 call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
septl3 L. POWERS
No 81 Market st, opposite Union Street
N. B.Not to be sold undersOld by any man or com
bniatnn Of men. l.. T.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
USF received al No H. Cedar Street. large and well
81 selected stock Of Cloths Cassers and vGstngs of the
latest STYLES. 81,
ALS0-A large assortment of gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. A new and beautiful style of Stocks
Shirt Collars Crayats Suspenders Gloves of every dis
eriptiOn, Under-Shirts aud Drawers
Having made arrangement with Of the best Clothing
Establishments in New York 10 supply me- VIM. T. JeT
nings 23 broadway prepared to offer to my Gus
omers and the public Clothing Of superior style and quail
ty. Please call and examine for yourselves
sep4 4. J. H0UGH Agent.
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAII
PACKET LINE.


TVOR MEMPHIS. NEW ORLEANS. ST.
u LOUIS AND L0UiSNIILE-TIY-'t.S t.S..TTE 81
WEEKLl.--The Splendid New Passenger SsIzSs1 SEfE
Steamers CRY HUNTsyILLE, JoS SINPSoN EHBAs-
sr will leave Nashville every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day, O'Clock 2. NJ, connecting at Paducah with the da
Nv Louisville and St Louis L 5. Mail Boais and at Men,
phs with the splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, H.
r. W. Hl Geo Collier, and Mary Agnes, giving through
tickets em Nashville To either Of the points above named
The accommodations of this line cannot be surpassed aud
PASSENGERS will lind by far the peedics OF travel
either North South
For freig ght or passage apply TO
A. L. DAVIS
A HAMILTON
Aaant al Nasl sl,rilLa