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of every description, ES~F ~. Ciofb N,rts If s,'=y
color. for Etf"p DoIIrs, Tho following comyIis-
portion Of the large stock always an hand:
Fine Dress Coats. tl"th Vets,
Frock Blue S;cks
oyercoafs of all kinds rasSimPre Vests
Sack Coats. heavy Tweed Goats,
Fine business CoEts, Fancy silk Vests.
Blu" frucks. Blur a. sinner. Pants.
Black Sacks. Ca,lorrd Cassipat rants,
Heavy Pilot Goats. Ovpr.-aais for SDrysnts
BLACK Doeskln Pants, Fir mems Co-ts,
Fancy Vests. trsSin,t P,ntt,
surtnui Goats. Tweed Pants,
single Breast trockf, krrs-y Coat,
Brown Frocks, prab Js-l-ts
Satin Grsts. shirts srf Cnllas
Fnucy Cashmere Pants. CARPET Bay-
Fancy ostees. Trunks AMI NsliseS
BUS ness Coats. Handkerchief. 4 CrHvsts.
tetrrsliaH Coats, Gloves and St-J.ndeIs
lsmher'. Goats, Rue Cassin,t Pants,
tinf'ng suits, GrePn Ca-Sin"' Pants,
Felt Goats, Yin. Linen shirts
Beaver 90 It's. oyprails AZ Sc
Together with every article in the Cin:h;ng hre.
The pubic will beSr in mind that we sell one AMI
every article at re'iureI prices.
BOYS CLITHlNG-the greatc IT assortment at tls
lowest prices.
WIESENFELD e. CO. Clothiers.
sep @9-im corner ~ 3 street and Ia. sren-'
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WlESENFEib a CO. have completed sITsn-e
men'S for Bow and Youths Clo hing OF -veTy %
srrip'1on. Their assortment in ilir above ham n
will re suprriur To- any in this rity, end The prize,
tar l"lnw those usually paid: h-ing determined =
keep SUPERIOR stock of The sharn goods respect
fully solicit IN examination from Iarcats Snh guar
d'ans, as "" shall sail ali GRADES aud qualities "'
You hS ami Boys Clothing - per cent lee thanany
nihrr hnu.c
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oHce department, In the city OF Washington, until 9
A. " OF the 81 ~ April, ISL (to he decided by the
I'D of April 1s54) on the routes and in the times
herein specified, viz:
IN CALIFORNIA
125o0-From San Francisco, by Benicia. to sacra-
meDto City, 125 miles and back, six times a
Leave San Francisco daily, except Sunday at 4
Arrive vt Sacramento City by m next days
Leave Sacramento City dsiy, except Sundays,
Arrive at San francisco by m next days
125o1-From San Francisco, ny Martinez; Marsh :l
Landing and New York. to Stockton, 10 mhes
and back, SIX times week.
Leave San Francisco daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive ut Stockton by a next days
Leave stockton daily, except Sunday. at p m
Arrive at San Frnucisce by a m next days
Iz5O2-From San Francisco, by Grsy's Harbor. in
Oregon. and Olympus. to Steilncoom, $50 miles
and back. once a mouth.
Leave San Francisco on the 10th of each month
Arrive at Steilacoom by the 2oh
Leave Steacoom on the 18th of each month
Arrive at San Francisco by the 18th
Proposals, including the supply Of Trinidad
California, Umpqua City, Oregon, or Astoria,
Oregon, or all OF them, will be considere l; also
proposals to run only rs far as Gray's Harbor.
12J03-From San franciIco, by Steinberger and
Santa Clara, to san Jose, 81 miles and back
six times week.
Leave San Francisco daily, except Sunday, at S
Arrive at San joe by SPIN
Leave San jose daily, except Sunday, at Sam
Arrive at San Francisco by B pm
12504 From Benica, by Vallejo, Napa, and Santa
Rosa, to Sonoms, 81 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Benicia every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at am
Arrive ut Soaoms By M
Leave Sonoma every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at a
Arrive at B-picis by pm
Bids for six trips week are invited.
12505-From Benicia to Martinez, Alamo, San Ramon,
and Mission San Jose, to San Jose, so mil
and back, once a week.
Leave Benic a every Tuesday mt 6 am
Arrive at san Jose by IL next day
Leave San jose every Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Benicis by day
12506 From B,nica to Knights Ferry, GO miles and
back, once "A week.
IL. T.,o-.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, Nov. 25.-The money market is I'M
changed in every respect e
WASHINGTON, Nov 25.-The President has near
ly recovered, and is able to be about. His mess
age is nearly complete and viii lie sent to all dis
tant newspapers.
The ship Constitution arrived from Liverpool.
She had one hundred deaths ON board during the
passage, and twenty are still sick.
CNcINNArr Nov. 25-The river has fallen eight
inches.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-The Sante Fe mail has
arrived. Nonews Of interest. Gov. Merriwether
is gaining popularity daily. Gen. Garland return
ed from Mesa Valley. No authority viii be exer-
cised over it.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 26-The river is falling fast;
% feet water in the canal 10000 hogs have been
killed IN the last two days. Prices offered, 4a4 /
net.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2G-The river has fallen Z
inches Hogs. 4 loaf %
PIrTsBURG, Nov. 2G-The river is falling, with
5 feet water in the channel The United States
steamship Fulton has arrived at Norfolk
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HOUSE -MoRNrNG Session.



Prayer by the Rev. DR.. GoorLET
MORNING BUSINESS.
Mr. CLENoNs introduced bill to change the
name of Mary Ann Edwards to that OF Mary Ann
Lyons; read first time and passed.
Mr.. PATTON introduced bill to make horse
killing felony; read first time and referred to
The Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Marry. of Knox. introduced hill providing
for The maintenance of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum at knoyvll,; read first time and passed
CALENDER OF RESOLUTIONS
Resolution directory to the Comptroller; taken
mp and referred Ia the committee on claims.
HOUSE BILLS on THEIR THIRD READING
Fill to incorporate the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company; read, amended apd passed.
Bill 10 make Railroad Companies liable for stock
killed or damaged by them or their agents or ser
wants on any Railroad in this State; read, amended
aud passed.
Bill to amend an act entitled an act to incorpo-
rate the Wayncsboro and Savannah Turnpipe COM
pary. This bill proposes the endorsement by
the State of the bonds Of the Company for thirty
Thousand dollars. The bill was read and referred.
The House then, on motion, adjourned until half
past o'clock Monday morning.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-ArrERxoox Session.

FRIDAY, Nov. %
The Internal Improvement bill being before the
Senate, Mr.. Moore offered an amendment placing
certain restrictions upon the manner Of issuing the
bonds of the Knoxville and Charleston Road as
provided in the bill, and il was adopted
Mr.. MooRE offered an amendment, providing for
the appointment Of a commissioner to examine the
condition Of roads applying for State aid and ascer-
tamil all the legal acquisitions are complied with
Adopted
Mr.. REID offered an amendment providing for the
issuance Of bonds Of the State to the amount of
S65000G TO the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, which was adopted
y reconsideration was voted, Senators declaring
that they did not understand the question and Mr.
Reid withdrew the amendment, and said he would
Introduce it 4 separate bill
Mr.. ROBERTSON moved a reconsideration Of the
vote rejecting the amendment offered by Mr. Ben
ton 10 give State and to a branch of the Nashville
and Memphis road from some point in Carroll
county 10 Huntingdon T5d McLemoresvile The
vote was reconsIdered and the amendment adopted.
Mr. moore offered amendment throwing fur
lcr safeguards around the bill and providing that
in no event, and IN no case shall the State become
a stakeholder in any road Adopted
The question REQUIRED upon the massage OF the
ill, and Mr.. Polk Senator Nixon in the Chair,)
addressed thu Senate at some length in its support
Mr. BELL offered an amendment providing the
9Th eth and Sth sections of the bill shall not ap-
ply tothe Knoxville and Charleston road should the
bonds Of the State be issued to that company under
the provisions of the 2nd or Bird sections OF the
bill, and the company may except the bonds under
those sections or according to the provisions Of the
Till which This is intended TO amend Adopted,
ayes, | 1; noes, O.
The question again REQUIRED upon the adoption of
the bill, aud Mr. DAVIS spoke at some length in op
position To It, Mr.. Nixon followed and
Senate adjourned 10 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Tomorrow
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THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST

CHARLES SAVERS corner of Market and r-SSp
Union streets would say TO his customers and 235
the public that he still continues manufacture all %
kinds of Boots and Shoes at the shortest notice and Of good
materials He has on hand large stock Of the above
named articles both heavy and light of the latest fashion,
of his own make which he offers for sale at as low prices
as the quality be purchased in the city All he
asks give him call and be convinced that 1t is to the
interest of buyer 10 encourage home industry. He also
makes 10 order and keeps hand superior article of La
dies Shoes suitable for fall and winter
p. s Re airing done at the shortest notice and on
sOnabe terms. VIC Oct4-3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Wis establishment is provided with Machinery and
Tools complete, Of the most modern construction. ao
win NE best Mechanical skill th=s the country lIys asa
ect'uy solicit orders They areprepared 70 execnte
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY ,.-Fr
such rs ioSqotices for Passenger aud Freefa Trrns
fasstier Freight and Repair Cars completed and apor
every description OF work appertaining Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and siatonary-irom 8 To 500 horsepower-witl
boilers OF the best Tennessee Iron
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting M Sash or Circular S.s
Complete. with The newest and most approved us.les
GRIST MILLS
EhG'1es and Machinery made for all sizes contret IT,
geher with Machinery rSHar Mills and Cotton Gins a.
81 MACHINERY for Blast Furnaces embracing Gr yoa e.
tsders Tor blast &c
ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and all MACHINERY for Rop
rug Ais-eoaH pleic-made al shortest notice q
BRASS AND IRON ASTING
VI any description, with shafsing mill Oear,n- wafer
wheels cast iron Bank vaults. &c 6e made 10 erler ~
Address JOAN fHoNrsoN Agent who Is a practical ma
ehen'sll or the undersigned. JOHN Il JOtlNS0N
jun2I-ly Prs4,5s... .'i.
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~ We have been requested TO state that in
Consequence of the illness of the Rev. j. B. FEReu-
son, there will be no preaching at the Christian
church this morning.
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TIME SALE on GROCERIES,

ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. aoth, 1858, will offer at
Public Sale
loo halfbbs extra Golden Syrup
bblS
So Wishres RectiGed Whisky;
... 10 4 casks Burgundy Por,;
10 I. pipes Marre!t Cos Brandy;
800 boxes Manufactured Tobacco. all grades:
- Regalia and Principe Segars various grades;
$40 bundles Ohio Wrapping Paper;
loo cases DuTkee's celebrated taking Powders;
loo casks Newcastle bicarbonate Soda;
20 bbls Mason new medium Backing;
loo boxes Fancy Soap;
20 cases Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco
10 Honey Dew Scotch snuff IN bottles;
With various othesEz1SCl,s.
The goods viii be put up IN usual quantities with lb-
eral privileges. -. 80 ~
All sums under $780, cash;
over $3oo, and under $500, co DAYS;
5000. and under $1,000, 80 days
$1,000 four months for approved endorsed
notes PAYABLE in one of the City Banks.
nov26 W. H. GORl'ON x w.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUNTY. IA
II KEN mp by James Hooper living in Humphrey
County Team The Stagc-rOld about II mi East OF
Waverly, BROWN MARE MULE about Il hands high,
four wears old next Spring and branded the ef shoulder
thur r. Tail shaved and rnacled. Valued $50 10y A.
Watkins aud VIM Hurt, on the 9Th day Of Nov. ls5S.
.sJw. W. WHITE, Ranger.
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BROAD STREET FIRE CoMPAxY-We are request
ed TO state that there will be meeting of the la
dies on Monday evening next, at O'Clock at Odd
Fellows Hail. for the purpose Of making arrange
ments 10 relieve the embarrassed condition of this
company. We hope there will be full attendance.
The No rs have ever been found prompt in the dis
charge of duty and we trust their appeals will be
heeaed
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REcoRpERs CoURT-JAs. Celia was up yester-
day before the Recorder for selling liquor without
license. Fined So and costs.
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oFFICE oF NASHVILLE GAS HIGHT co.

NOVEMBER A, 1898.
A DIVIDEND of per cent for the last twelve months
N 4 per share-has been this dav declared the cap
ita stock Of the Nashville Gas Light Company, payable
the 4h of January nexme being allowed to enable such
them. JAS. II. KENDRlCK,
noYS-lm Secretary.
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The LARGEST TURNIP OF THE SEAsoN-A. G..
Wilcox has sent MS one of the largest turnips of
the season. II is the product of his farm five miles
from Nashville, the Whites Creek Turnpike,
and weighs ll4 lbs; measuring 30 inches in circpm.
ference. Can Old Williamson turR-up any thing
that will beat this. friend CAMERON?
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MARErEp-In this city, on Thursday last the
oath ms. by Rev. DR.. Baker, A. H. WASHINGTON
10 Miss SALE GARNER all of tbs city.
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oct 43nn

CARRIAGES FOR HIRE.-TUE SUR
SCRlBER returns his thanks for the large share of
patronage he has hitherto received in his ne and would
form the public that he has just purchased an ENTIRELY
CARRIAGE which, together with other good ones
he offers for hire day and night He has careful and
pcTienced drivers and be found at all times the
Verandah Stables, Cherry street. He will drive his
Carriage himself at all times.
nov22--lw. JERRY STOTHARD.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN oFFICI

ONiON AND AMEtlGAN OfFiCES
NASHVILLE, Saturday, November &C. 1853. 4
The Cumberland river has been slowly falling all tht
week and there barely three feet water arpe
Shoals The weather, which on Thursday porended rain
cleared of Friday and to-day it has been bright and pleas
anias spring
business has improved slightly our weekly re-
port butts yet inactive than usual at this season.
CoTTON-A better feeling has pervaded the cotton mark
this week. painters having freely responded 10 the
demand The sales amount TO about go bales at
for the finer qualities. These descriptions are scarce and
sell readily The prices quoted There vet no demand
for speculation the cotton sold going Manufacturers
this State and on the Ohio River.
The following quotations embrace the prices of the diff
ferents qualities:
Ordinary TO Good Ordinary. .......... 6Xa
MiddI i9a Ia, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a s14
"ood Mlddihg' ...'.-....--.--.--.... $40 50
The receipts at the several warehouses this week amount
To Coz bales against sc last week The total receipts since
the LIST of Sept up 1886 bales against last season
at corresponding date and 6257 the same date in ISL
T0BACC0.-Market dull No receipts. We quote leaf
at 81 5OaS7 %.
SUGAR.-The demand continues regular and stock
ample. Sales at 81 a7 by the BARREL and 5a611 by the
hid.
COFFEE.-Rio may be quoted at l2al4e, the demand
being fair. Other varieties not much in request.
MOLASSES.-Demand moderate-sas at 95a9Se. per
gallon for New Orleans; Sugar House S5a5Oc,
FL0UR.-The demand Tor consumption continues steady.
We hear of speculative feeling The stock is sufficient
and mostly confined to Tennessee brands We quote ST.
Louis textr) 81 so; Tennessee s. 50a6 90.
SALT.-Sack Salt is now held at 81 80 for fine and 81
81 for coarse; barrel Salt GO per busheI. . ...
WHlSKY.-Prices firm. Ohio 25aaSc Nashville recti-
fed 2oa22c
CANDLES.-Recent additions TO the stock of Star Cam
dies have reduced the price TO 26a2Sc Sperm 45a5Oc Tai
low Sec
COTTON YARNS--Per dozen 500, &c; 500, Sc; 700, &C.
FEATHERSIn demand at Ace; good live geese
RAGS-Tbree cents, in request.
GRAIN.-Wheat GOasOc; Oats 4Oc Corn SOC.
MACKEREL.-Stock light We quote No. l, at 500 per
barrel; No 9, at SIS; No. 8, at Sl5.
For other articles see table of prices current
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall :and Winter
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

\ HO IL > cox Elk,
No. IS. C0r~er Spare and Agket Street. Aasarizs
i i ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOUDS 10 xic,,
be takes pleasure in inviting the attention Of friends I
the public feeling assured that he can otter as great bar
gains as can be found in the city.
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS
OF the latest Partisan styles which are truly elenf in
Guiding beautiful variety of the richest and hlnsomest
Plaid iiroclde, Block Bayadere Striped National Repn
and Waered Silks, as has been in this city.
New and Beautiful Partisan Plaids,
vi en1re new designs, wIth the hands'nest and
KCItESF COMBINATION OF COLORS,
including The gay grave, rich and elegant
MI New and Choice French MeIinos.
,ona S9ts IA market embracing the most
ELEGANT RICH DELAiNfS AND CASH.
MERES,
Oflhe choicest patterns and most beautiful cors and in
factegery other Kind Of Dry Goods snitablr far anu "
LADIES' aud CIIII.DREN'S WARnRORES.
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shawls q ali kinds IN
Gliding the Rich Broche or Cashmere Shawls
MOURNING GOODS OF ALI KINDS.
0fBOmbazines, Apaccsl Cloths Canton BLACK d. LANES
Bareses, Grenans. Mourning Sleeves. Collars Cheni s
llandkerchefs, and everything else suitable tor a
LADY's MOURNING wARDRORE.
Also beautiful variety OF
LACE GOODS,
lIOniton, Valencienne, and Needie-wOrk Collars; Rich
Cambria Chemizes and Sleeves; in settsE Jaeuuet and
Swiss Edgng lnsertiugs. Cambria sud Swiss FlOuncng
applique work. Also 6ne assortment OF
LADIES' AND GENLEW EMS GLOVES,
llandkerehiels. Craya, Silk Cotton and Merino Under
shirts and drawers
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
OF Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Srtings Table Da-
masks, Napkins TowelingS, Crashes and Dial eFs
WOOLi.EN RI.AEKETs,
Quilts, Fiannels Canton Flannes Welsh flannes aud
Cambria &c, &c.
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassmeres; over Coangs of all kinds Aud will
open in a few DAYS IA beautiful assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKS
AND MANTILLAS,
Made of the verybes material, &c &c.
Cali and examine this large and line assortment of goods
md will La
disappointed either in styles prices
Sept q, 1858. JAMES NICHOI.
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Gold Pens.

JOHN YORK co. have just received a variety of SUI
peror Gold Pens the best and cheapest article offered
for sale in Nashville. E0yy Pen SrrraRLai.
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DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities, Steamboat Books complete
sets; Memorandum Books so kinds; FoOlscap Letter and
Note Paper and Envelopes, Ink, Gold and Steel Pens
Sand Bottng Paper Check Books, Note Books Bills Of
I.ading &c &c For sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
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THEATRE-MRs. FARREN's BENEFIT AND LAST AP-
FFARANcE-During the short stay this lady has
made with us she has astonished us by her genius,
versatility, and talent They are rare gifts which
Mrs. FAREEN possesses TO perfection, and have won
for her the most golden opinions" She proceeds
from hence to Memphis. To morrow night is her
farewell benefit When, if novelty, quantity, and
quality attract the theatre cannot fail to test its
capacity of holding the lockers on. The Ban H.
rapfs WIFE is one of Join Howard Payne's master
pieces. The CdptliR, a scene of Monk Lewis; and
TomaHs Rights is said to be one of the most en-
tertaining Comedies Of the day. A quantom s,lf'
TO insure the most crowded house of the season.
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PUTNAMS M0NTHLY-A Magazine of Literature
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by nov22 TO0N RUTLAND.
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LETTER AND CAP PAPER.
Double Medium Packet Pest Glazed Cover. and other
Papers. just received by TO0N RUTLAND,
noyo2 A Union street
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EWIN BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE
D Il i & & [ s rs,
No. Z, North Collage Street,
NASHVILLE TENN

No'7 NORM Collage Sgfeet,
NASHVILLE TENN .-
! NTOULD respectfully inform Druggists, Merch ants
w Physicians and Manufacturers, that they have
again commenced the Drug business in the building
on College near Church street and intend coninng them
selves TO the WHOLESALE TRADE Their stock is near
y entirely fresh one, and they determined to make
both the prices aud qualities satisfactory They Oller for
sale low for cash ON Time to punetual men
$40 gallons best Winter Sperm Oil; s.i.s
800 " Tanners OIL a
1865 pounds Indigo, of prime quality;
Ass do Madder,
$50 do Extract of I4ogwOOd in small boxes;
40 do C0ehlnea;
g. do MuTiate OF TIM
1900 do Anm;
400 do Refined Salpeire
1000 do Epson Salts;
$500 do S,n Carb Sodo.
q0 Cr, MI adnas Vor,niG,oa.
10 do MIane's Liver T,ls.
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CAPTAIN INGRAHAM.


4 Spirited Lasograp4 4" Tats, Measuring serentfea
inches high By freaty:foe cide-Eated" CAPT. INGRA
HAN TIndicdtiBg american Honor"
The engraving represents the soop of St Louis drawn
up ready rake the brig Hzar schooner and steamers
the harbor of Smyrna. The animated one Civ
ing a view of Smyrna in the distance and boats plying
from ship shore An eve witness of the says that
was an anxious moment; every waiting wheth
er the memorable words of Ingaham would be carried out
Gentlemen, the must be given up into ones
hands shore my is that of just CO. and cannot
fail have stated the fine" So great the enihus-
assn elected by this heroic stand of lngraham that he
hailed hero by the people at every port he visited
When he visited Malta the English officers carried him in
their arms Price 81 %. For saleby
nov2G F. HAGAN.
THE WORKS or JOSEPH ADDISON, including the
whole contents of T. p. Hurls edition. with letters and
other pieces found in previous collection and Ma
caueys ESSAYS his Life and Works. Edited with crit
cal and explanatory notes BY George Washington Green
in five volumes-vo. lst Just received by
nOv26 +. HAGAN
GUSTAVUS l.INDOM Or lead not into Tempa-
ton, novel. BY Emile F. Carlen. For sale by
nov2G FHAGAN.
GODEY'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER The most
beautiful number of the year. containing beautiful coorcd
fashion plates with fifty contributions. Subscriptions re
ceved, and single copies for sale by F.HAGAN,
nov22 Market St
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Pork IIoGs-We were informed on Saturday last
that there had been about 100000 laid out in the
Northern part of this county, within few DAYS
past for hogs, about half Of which amount was
brought in by gentleman from Georgia. the re-
mainder for hogs to be slaughtered at Nashville.
Price So
The Shelbyvie Erpositor Of the 10th saws the
Porl, packing establishment at that place is nearly
completed and the Company win commence opera
tons so soon as the weather will admit of their do
ins 50, andare wanting TO purchase hogs.
Several lots Of hogs have passed through this
place within the last two weeks for the Sonth.
f-om the Northwestern part ofthe couuty.-Paaski
Eg-,ie
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McCREA AZ TERRASs.


Corner Of Broad and College Streets Nashville, Tenn
AgcHts far Sgas's FlBsAEsgA and B1eliRg, III, and
Csie5yae{ heNRetts
DALE ALES, PORTER x BROWN STOUT.
L HAVE now in store the following, which they viii sell
at Pittsburgh prices. Transportation added) to-day:
l2j Bills q W Smiths Pittsburgh Ale for summer use;
$50 "kennett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale;
LOOK do do for family use;
20 Casks Bottled do;
may23-ly BE-.