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MISCELLANEOUS.

The NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Nils establishment is provided with Machinery and
foo complete, Of the most modern construction; also
with the best Mechanical skill that teeounry Affords and
Especially solicit orders They prepared execute
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY
such as LosootIees for Passenger and Freight Trains.
passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and amcgi
every description ofwork sppertaning 10 Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and siaOnarT-frOm to 500 horsa-pover.-vyitb
boilers OF the best Tennessee Iron.
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circuiar saws
csmpleie with the newest and most approved nodes
GRIST MILLS
hgs'es and Machinery made for all sizes compleie To-
geiner with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
50 machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cast r5, Ct
inders for blast &C.
ROLLING Mills.
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Roll
'ng coinplete-uade al shortest notice.
o. BRASS AND IRON CASTING iaa
VI any description with shafing mill gearing water
"nesis, cast iron Bank vaults &C. &C. made to srier
sptN THOMSON, Agent who is practical ma
jun2l-1y - pSss.Ss.
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l.
CorToN-There is considerable animation in the cotton
market in favor of buyers the higher grades weheard
ola sale yesterday Of Good hiddnga 90 The ruling fig
for Midding 5Oa8 75 several small lots dis
posed ofyesterday at these prices. tt ~
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 49, p NJ.
The sales of Cotton Saturday reached bales at
remes ranging from ia to l05 cents Prices continue as
previously quoted.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, &c.
.- t44lt u BtLrINoRE Nov. 80.
The total sales of Cotton for the week comprise only 500
bales at lO9 10 cents Some 200 erces of found
Sales of upward 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee made
at II u TO IL cents y h, ... .r..r
The ship Perrtoa sailed from LyerpoOlon the 9Th inst
for Savannah
The steamship Crndda from Liverpool arrived at Bos
ton Friday pghtat II o'clock. Her mails for the South
left this morning
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, lie.
New ORLEANS Nov. &C. p NJ
The sales Of Cotton on Saturday we're only 1000 bales at
Sales of 1000 bags of Rio Coffee made to-day at II to
ii u csnis rr-f
THE DEcREssE-The decrease in the receipts Of Cotton
all the Southern ports as compared with last tar to date
is 100000 bales.
The steamship Blrck Warror sailed yesterday for New
York She had but few passengers, and 1900 bales Of
Cotton. En- =.
The steamers Isras and PaDlpsro have arrived with
Mexican dates The has been anticipated The San
Francisco Hotel at San Francisco has been destroyed by
fre-loss $4,000 81 g. ~ 81 p y y
.-.. CHARLESTON MARKET.
G1 MONDAY Nov 2s, P NJ.
CorrOS-Therei is good demand to-day and prices
stifand full. Sales 1000 bales at to II cents.
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Trnon THE pUoLf, rnrha, sovESnrn 14-I
AWFUL CONGREGATION.

Tie CITY of Council Blys in Ashesi-s2ooOOO toorth Of
Properly lost By F.rel-7airttee Stores and Pubic
HUs,s desroyedi-Glooa and sadness reigns 0ger oar
once pleasant CagSor,oU lies heG0y eoery cotsHte-
aanee7ss great business part Of oar City no MRS
On Friday night last at about ten o'clock, p. NJ ),
the store of Messrs. Tootle Il Jackson was discoy-
cred to be fire, and upon bursting IN the door
dense volume of smoke, followed Immediately by
sheet Of fire, burst out. An alarm was instantly
given and in few minutes the streets were alive
with people, as many as had not retired to bed
In fifteen minutes the store enveloped intames
and little hopes of saving the buildings on that side
OF the street was entertained and many commenced
emptyng the densely filed stores into the street,
whilst others commenced to tear down and pull out
the Gem Buildings, but were soon drove away
by the flames. The fire confined to the
whole inside of the building, that when it burst
forth, the flames spread each way with appalling
rapidity, nsomuch that it was evident to all that
our limited means for the of water would be
unayailing and every endeavor was made TO save
the Goods along the whole line of Blocks on Main
street We were on the ground in a moment alter
the alarm Of fire was given, and Immediately COM
menced removing our effects. The Emporium, Elk
change and Store, Post Office and Printing Office,
our all, and we together with our boys and ev-
cry body else, taxed ourselves to the utmost. The
Post Office was saved almost entire the Bugle press
and Job type of both Bugle and Guardian offices.
the paper and cards and printers stock generally,
together with over half the type, was totally lost
The principal oosers by the fire are, FIRST the
corner of Broadway and Madison street;
Messss. Stutsman & Mcdonald, $4,000
Mason 81 Co. 5000
Tootle 81 jackson. % 900
B. R. Pegram d Co., 10000
]. c. Mitchell, I 5000
J. E. johnson. 10000
Mclaughlin & Co., 1000
Robert Hawk 5000
J. X Cook bluff House, 5000
p Murpbv 5000
Many others have been loosers to a greater or
less amount the particulars of which are not now
in our possession. Without exception as far as our
knowledge of the transactions in the time of the
fire every body worked to their utmost and many
were sick the next day from exhaustion and over
exerton. We regret TO say that some few unprin-
cpled persons took advantage of the intense excite
ment and confusion and carried away some Of the
rescued goods, some of which have been recovered.
As near as we can learn, there were insurance
upou the destroyed property TO the amount of be-
tween $40 and $4,000 Not half the amount of
goods and merchandise the burnt district was
saved The buildings were all of wood and they
burnt with great rapidty This is a sad and severe
loss to our young city and fast settling country.
Many of the buildings will be replaced immedi-
ately ..4.I -'.-.s.-7aH 49,
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DKp-On the morning of the 30th inst hLIzA-
BETH McMuRRY, daughter ofthe late Frederick Sloan
AGED wears, months and 8 days The friends of
the family and those Of his brothers John H. ana
George L. Sloan, are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral this evening at p O'clock from the res
idence of her mother, on lower Market street
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NASHVILLE. Noy. 80. Is.


Editors Union aud american:
Sns:-In your issue of Sunday morning we
noticed communication from DIR. ARMSTRONG, in
which he publishes letter addressed to him by
LEVI WADE in which Mr.. WADE says that about
six weeks ago he was informed by WILLIAMS q
GLovFR-we presume he meant GLOVER d BoYD-
that 'they were authorized by '. K. STEVENSON to
buy $4,000 worth of stock in the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, and that they had bought
$4,000 worth for him some time ago"
In answer to the above we can only say that we
have no recollection of ever having bad any CONVEX
sation with Mr. WADE on the subject; though it IS
true that Col STEVENSON told US some time ago,
that he had an order from Mr.. LAMAR, Of New
York for SI5, 900 worth of stock, and also from
gentleman in Savannah, Georgia whose name we
do not recolect, Cor $500 worth, and if we could
buy so ss to let him have it at the figures specified
by hi, friends that he would take it from u.s. and it
is also true that we have furnished him with some
$4,000 or IA 600 worth of the stock, but We know
that he always checked on NJ. LAMAR for the
amounts in favor Of some of the city Banks be-
fore he gave us check for our money
As it might be inferred that we were furnished
with money by Col. STEVENSON, we beg leave to say
that we have never used any persons money in the
purchase of stock except our own.
Without wishing to enter into controversy
with Dr. ARMSTRONG or any one else, we must be
permitted to say, that cannot see what the pur-
chase or sale of stock has to do with the election OF
Board of Directors. If Col. STEVENSON thinks the
stock will be gooG and sees proper to buy $4,000
or $4,000 worth of it we cannot see any good
reason why he should not do so, even if he Is
President of the Company; nor do we understand
why he has not much right to get our services as
agent to buy for him as DR.. ARMSTRONG or DR.. any
body else would have.
We do not wish to be understood as having any
preference for the old Board of Directors for we dc
not know one third of them, butwe think it due tC
ourselves and to Col STEVENSON to say this much il
order to counteract any false impressions that might
be made on the minds of the public, by the uncalec
for use made of our names by DR.. ARMSTRONG anC
LEVI WADE Respectfully,
GLOVER & BOYD
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= !. NASHVILLE AND CHARLEsToS,-fhe cars are now
running over the whole distance between Nash
vile and the Tennessee river, with the exception
of two and half miles. This is the only interrupt
ton to the railroad communication between Charles
ton and Nashville.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAVANNAH Nov 26.-Arrived steamship Keystone State
arde Philadelphia; brig Corlian, Nichols Boston; brig
Albatross Patterson, Boston. Cleared schr Goodwin,
Carlisle Boston; schr Danube, Smith, Bath, (Me)
Ewing New York. Line ship Sullivan Mitchell New York.
brig Loreo NOrden, Philadelphia; schr Montery Somers,
Philadelphia baique Velocity Ryder Bosron; schr Pa
ciRc Yates New York; schr Alabama Stevens Baltimore.
Cleared steamship Jas Adger Dickinson New York. steam
ship Osprey Bennett Philadelphia; Sp pol Nuevo Rayo.
Ysern Barcelona; schr Greiner, Hgbee Philadelphia
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~ Weregret to learn that the little daughter
of FRED SLOAN was severely burned on Tuesday
last by her clothes taking FIRE She survived only
short while after the accident.
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PANORAMA OF THE CREAToS.-The exhibition of
this picture is advertised to open tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall. We hope there will be good at
tendance. 1t Is said to be worth seeing
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA-Goy.
Collier, of Alabama, in his message to the Legisa-
ture last week. opposes the construction of the Pa
cic railroad by means of the federal treasury and
only desires grants of land to be made by Congress
towards this object The outstanding debt of the
State is about s4,5OO,0O0. The Governor notices
that the credit of the State stands high andts stock
is sought for by capitalists safe and reliable in
vestment In relation to a surplus in the national
treasury over and above the wants OF the Govern
ment he thinks the money may be loaned with safe
ty to railroad companies on proper security.
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tg- The weather is cool and cloudy with pros
peet of falling weather fF
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tS- A waggish member Of the Rhode Island
legislature plumes himself upon the wise leglsla-
ton" which he says has settled the liquor question
in that State compromise to which both sides have
ser, ed, viz: 1.-THE temperance men have got the
Mine law which is all they want and everybody
else has plenty of rum, which is all they want"
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OF We are indebted to BES EGAN, clerk of the
Altoona, for late No of the St Louis Republican.
Thanks "
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90 The New Orleavs Delta comes tous in an entirely
new dress, and presents very handsome appear
ance. We wish our enterprising contempory sue
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.

DR. ROSS would respectfully invite the Es
i J attention of the public TO a NEW AND CIffYTysSA
IMPROVED METHOD OF INSERTING ARTIFICIAL , =
TEErH upon which he has been for some uAe P'ao'o's
with great success -
The improvement consists in the teeth being
on plate Of Dure platinum and by means Of s,llclo
~ Issvin no irsrstices for the Judgment secretion
Ed NJ he rne time forming artificial gum beautiful
and in appearance and which Is represented on e
inside of the teeth as well as out
Tbs interested are invited to call and examine speci
mems of this improved method at his operating rooms NO
81 M stairs. College st. aug27-u
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nORERT MOORE, COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANT, Cincinnati, o., Agent for the purchase and
sale of Lard and Iinseed OIL Star Candles Cheese C"v
and Timothy seed Superfne Flour Buckwheat Flour, &c
homes from long acquaintance with the wants of Nashville
Merchants to fill their orders satisfactorily ~ Prompt
ness and small profits 81 ltouf-S"
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iB-A Alta meeting of the ladies of Nashville held
in Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening" the 28th
inst, Mrs. R. H. McEwEN called to the chair,
Mrs Ed GARDNER appointed Secretary, and Mrs.
JACOB McGAvocK Treasurer. The President an
nounced that the meeting was called for the pur-
pose of rendering material aid 10 Broad Street Fire
Company, No 2. 1t was unanimously adopted to
give No the benefit of supper and promenade
party to take place on Thursday, the 10th Decen-
Der The meeting then resolved itself into Com
zntee ofthe whole TO solicit donations for the samel
after which the molten TO adjourn TO meet on Fri
day, 2nd of December, at o'clock, p. NJ was
carried. Mrs. H. ii. McE EN-, IT'S l.
Mrs Ed GARDNER, Secry.
All ladies who feel an interest in No. 2, are so
licied to attend the meetingof the ladies on Friday
evening next at 0 clock, 2. n. .......
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MARRrD--On the oath inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Green. Mr.. G. G. HUppLEsToN, to Miss MAHALA
daughter of ]. II. Williams Esq, all Of Wilson coun-
ty, Tenn. ..
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County t-Novemherrsr,. ,sz9
Henry J. Hyde

, HengJ Hyde
Mila Shannon and others
this case i appearing TO the satisfaction OF tie Court
That The following defendants, to w.t. William Shan
non and his wife Ma ShannOn ormery Milla yde whose
residence Is not known and Edmond Hyde Martha HYDE
ana MoTgana Hyde the three last be n minor children of
1onn Hyde IT, deceased and residents Of the State of ILL.,
mons are non-Sdens Of this State and are cut Of the uris
Geuoh OF tbs Court and that the usual process Of this
cannot De served upon hem il is ordered that publ
lion oe mace IN some newspaper for said defendants
cGe Forward on the first Monday in December next and
Pea answer or deInur to the bill otherwise the same will
oe en or confessed as % hem and set for hearing at the
salo Ierm OF Tie Court F. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk, &c
novs-tw&w lstdec-Printer's fee 81
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@TOTTCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.- Eli

~ An election of Fifteen Directors to manage
the affairs of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company for the year viii take place at MurfreeS
bor on the h oDecembe and the report of the state of
the affairs of the Company will be read usual Stock
holders will be taken the road to hear the report read on
the 4th and back home the l4h 18th, over the
whole road and back the day, they may prefer
free Of charge They will be required to show their stock
certificate 10 the Conductor evidence of their right TO go
free on the cars.
,3- Parties travelling under this privilege must have
owned their stock thirty days or more.
W A. GLEAVES, Secretary
PaIroad COmnapv
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County COurt-NOvemberT Term, 1853
E. A, Mabry, Admir-, ..
Daniel d. Mabry, and others,
APPEARING to the satisfaction OF the Court in this
case, that the defendants, VIM II. Nabry and Lewis
Aabry nonresdenis of the State and thai The usual
process OF thus Court not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made for thirty DAYS
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and
at the next term ct this Court Uecember lS5 otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
+. r. CHEATIAM,
noss-w&tw till dec C1erk.
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NTOTICE.--SUBSCRIB TOTHE PRES
N BYTERIAN HERALD, at Louisville, KY are inform
ed that the undersigned authorized agent for that pa
per Now is the time to pay in advance and save nifty
cents CHARLES W, SMITH,
ocr2s College st., near Union.
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FLOWS!
TINE Southern States that have 50 long -
i depended on Pittsburg and CIneIn- aEe&
matt for supply of Plows, Wagons and
other Farming implements now get oil they want al the
Agricultural Mandatory, on Market street. Nashville
Tenn We would call the attention Of Planters and Mer-
chants particularly very large stock OF Flows con-
ssting great many of the most improved kinds no"
in use and low prices as they can be brought here
from other places At the place may be found all
kinds Of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barrows and Rail-
road Plows CultivatOrs and HarTOws. Those wishing
Flows order them direct from NE or from most 81
the prime pal dealers in surh things in Nashville, they
keep them of our manufacture GEO c. ALLEN Pres I
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Lower Market
street Nashville, Tenn. nOv24-4m-
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DLANISHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE
We have Tor sale the largest stock offered in Nash
vile of TIE above beautiful ware consisting Of
Soup Tureens various sizes;
Coyer'd Dishes with heaters;
Beat Steak Dishes with heaters;
Oyster Dishes-Chahng Dishes;
Tea and Coffee Pots from pint TO qts, 49,
Coffee Biggins various sizes;
COf-e Greegues large and small sizes;
Collie Urns, OctagDu, Oval and ruund-
As the above articles have been purchased for cash and
at low rates. they will be sold cheaper than artes Of the
same quality ever been offered before in Nashville
SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO,
novls Nashville.
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CARRIAGES FOR HIRE.-THE SUB
SCRIBER returns his thanks for the large share oil
patronage hitherto received in his ne and would IN
form The public that he has just purchased an ENTIRELY
NEW STYLE CARRIAGE which, together with other good Ones
he offers for hire day and night He has careful and ex
pcrience1 drivers and be found at all times at The
Verandah Stables Cherry street. He will drive his new
Carriage himself at all times. -,,,
r.r In
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THOSE POPULAR DRESS HATS

sEsAn>~---EaAzlsD
At WATERFIELD & WALKERS CON-
n TINUE to elicit the admiration of the fashionable
world They extensively engaged IN manufacturing
HATS OF every style and quality and prepared at the
shortest notice produce Hats of size shape requr
ed They sell their extra quality of French Moieskn Hats
at five dollars These Hats be discerned from all others
for beauty of texture and elegance of design new sup
py no DvfS' wATERFIELD WALKER.
NUR FOUR DOLLAR HAT Is MAKING
quite an impression in the community. Never in the
annals of Nashville has such Hat been offered for -FOUR
poLARs Let the scepca and unbelieying call and see
for themselves at
movie WAKEFIELD WALhhho
NOR BOYS AND CHILDREN,-WE HAVE
the largest and most varied assortment OF fancy Hats
and Cans for Boys and Children offered in the city
Most Of the STYLES entirely and very desirable.
ALSO-A fine assortment of Ladies' Riding Hats OF the
Hp poyi fSA'' A'1 '-'''' wATERFIELD & WALKER,
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-OUR
stock of fine fancy Furs is hourly expected Ne MADE
our 6t,rekasss late the season. and consequently shall be
enabled sell them low. Weexpect in few days to have
'"'"' ''-O' W '' WATERFIELD 4 WALKER,
Hat and Fur Store No. g. west side Public Square next
10 (Iowdey's movie.
nHEUMATISM.- q RHEUMATISM CAN
II, be cured either nfammaory, acute or chronic No
matter what form of the disease, how bad or how long
stand by the use of celebrated Vegetable Internal
remedy Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purifier" For saeby the only Agent, in Nashville
nvl9 II ". oOO'
A NTI-PATENT MEDICINE HOUSE.-WE
y respectfully beg leave to make known TO the public
that we have discarded from Drug Store all Patent
and Proprietary Medicines and henceforh will not engage
in the sale of them Our whole attention Will be devoted
to the preparation and sale Of Legitimate Medicines which
we will warrant to be OF the purest quality
Particular attention given To filling Bills and Prescrp-
tons Our prices will be found to be as low as the lowest
Us we are determined not to be underod by any IN TINS
market We keep clerks in employ but those ex-
perienced in the business. -
-.o,;o, oF tho ahoxa E,ct 10 call
and see f1r themselves STRETCH ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and
| T-,;on s,raats Nashville nov97
WINDOW GLASS.-A LARGE SUPPLY
w of Window Glass of the best quality just received
and for sale by nov27 STRETCH a OkK
HJEMENT FOR CHINA, GLASS, EARTIl-
EN- Stone and Marble Ware warranted to stand boil
ing hot water and the parts remain strong as they were
| before broken For sale only by - 49,,
mover SIkEICh x OhR.
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cHK AND SATIN STOCKS.-yUST RE-
- CEIVED a tine assortment OF Scarf and Bow STOChS
every pattern and color. For sale bv -
MYERS d McGILL, LADIES' and Geutlemcns Furnish
ing Store No. sc College street. ..lt noVls
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OFFICE OF NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT Co,
NOVEMBER, 4, 1858.
A DIVIDEND of per cent for the last twelve months
N a per share-hs been this day declared on the cap
ita stock of the Nashville Gas Light Company payable on
the h of January next-tme being allowed to enable such
Stockholders may hold fractions of Shares to consolidate
them. JAS. H. hENDkICh,
nove-1m Secretary.
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DOY,S CLOTHING: DEPOT!-

DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT!-F subscribers
, have the extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Bows from To Is offered for sale in the
Union Orders for Genemens Clothing filed the short
estnOtice.
Persons purchasing Clothing this establishment have
the privilege of changing them if they DO not suit
tt- +. A lIOYT : BRO.
g. w corner OfChestnui and 10 st, Philadelphia.
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET
DELE KEY, PEYT0N A. KEY, firm b
ID COMMANDER This large and magnif- Ss7tysTfI<<S1
repair Louisville and will take her place gs Reguart
Packet in the above trade there is sufficient water
and will continue during the entire season.
In point of speed comfort and safety the BELLE KEYS
unsurpassed the Western waters which, with the long
experience of her genlemanly Commander and The
knnWledged business capacity other Clerk Mr. Lewis North
ern enables confidently recommend her 10 the bust
and travelling community. Mr.. Northern will give
prompt personal attention to filling orders for Groceries &c
"a share OF patronage is respectfully solicited,
JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
ang27-4n AGENTS.
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N A S H v / L L E:

MORNING, DEC. /, 1883.