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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
sENATE-MonxNa Session..


MONDAY, Nov. 81 =
Mr.. NELSON, from the committee on Internal I'm
provements 10 which was referred the bill to amend
an act entitled an act to charter the Southwestern
Railroad Company, made report, recommending
the passage of the bill -
After discussion, in which Messrs No4hcutt and
Farquharson advocated, and Mr. Reid opposed the
passages Of the bill Mr.. Nelson asked and obtained
leave for the committee to withdraw it fol further
consideration. ~
Mr.. DUNLAP of Henry, from the Committee of
Ways and Means, to which was referred the me-
mortal OF DR.. ]. T. Edgar and others for Coloniza-
ton Board, made report asking to be discharged
from the further consideration Of the memorials
and that 1t be transmitted to the House Concur
red in.
Mr. DUNLAP, of Henry from the same committee
10 winch was referred the bill establishing colon-
zation board and making appropriation for the re-
fnoval OF free negroes from the State made re-
port, recommending those who emancipate slaves to
furnish means to SEND them to Liberia. ~
On motion by Mr.. REID, the report was laid on
the table. -
Mr. REID introduced bill concerning public adj
illustrators which passed first reading, and was
referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
MIR. BENTON introduced bill to incorporate the
Mississippi Levee Company and the Forked Deer
and Obion Levee Company; which passed first read
ing, and was referred to the Internal improvement
COMMITTEE s. g t "a
Tho Senate thentook up the special order Of the
day, being the bill to amend an act to establish
system Of internal improvementsin this State.
Amendments were offered by Messrs ROBERTSON
and REID and the bill was laid over until this after
noon.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to reconsider the vote to in
crease the Jurisdiction of magistrates which mo-
ton was rejected-ays, IL; noes, r. l.,.t ~. 4
The Senate took up the bill authorizing the Mem
phis GAINESVILLE, and Louisville Railroad Company
and the Nashville and Memphis Railroad Company
to consolidate
Reading which, the Senate took recess until
half-past o'clock. -z-
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sB The GARvN landed at our wharf on Sun
Gay from Louisville. This is herfrst trip; and she is
to run regularly in the Louisville and Nashville
trade. She is a beautiful craft and her accommoda-
tons Tor passengers are very SUPERIOR we doubt not
her enterprising owners will reap rich harvest in
the way Of profits. We cheerfully recommend her
officers to the buiiness community as reliable and
clever
We have been furnished by Capt c. t. REEDER
with the following Dimensions &c of this splendid
steamer Length, $50 feet; beam, 80 feet foor
2s3 feet hold, feet boilers 40 inches by % feet
long; 2 engines; cylinders % inches diameter z
feet stroke; wheel % feet diameter Bucket 81
- She leaves to-day for Louisville at 10 O'Clock
precisely. sfsEl I...
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court November Term, 1853.

Davidson County COurt-NOvemberT Term, 1853.
George D. Hamlet Admir-, and others,
Squire johnson, and others
T APPEARING 10 the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that two of the defendants wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nOnresdents Of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process Ofhis Court could be served upon them
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants appear al the De
cember Term of this Court and plead the petition other
wise the viii be taken for confessed as to Them and
set for hearing, Pfrte. F. r. CHEATHAM
NOv9-w&tw till dec Clerk.
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RryER-Cumberland river is falling-sx feet on
Harpeth Shoals.
STEANBoATs.-Nov. 2O.--ArriUea this day: VIM
Garvin, Louisville; John Simpson, Memphis; A. L.
Davis, Paducah 2l-Luela, Paducah. Departed
2O-Toledo, Cairo; Cumberland, No. l, do John
Simpson, Memphis.
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FATAL OCcURRENCE,-In difficulty at corn
shucking the Charlotte pike, last Saturday night,
a negro man was killed by a young man named
HUNLEY. The negro belonged to Mr.. L B FIFE, and
was very valuable servant
We understand that young HUNLEY was tried
yesterday before Esquire McEwEN and acquitted
the case being one of selfdefence
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i Of the County Court of Davidson county, rem
dered at the October Term 1853 in the of Thomas
Farrell, Administrator the heirs OF Jeremiah mmck
deceased, will offer for sale. the Court House. in the
town of Nashville, Saturday the Sd Of December next
a TRACT OF LAND containing ten acres situated tine
MurfreesbOro pike, about miles from Nas Vile
Said Tract OF Land belonged the estate Of jeremiah
Shmmck deceased and is sold for the purpose Of paving
debts ofthe estate and upon the following terms to wit
5000 in cash. $50 upon credit of six months and the bal
upon q credit of twelve MONTHS with interest from
the date Notes with good security required and lien
tanned upon the Land until the purchase money is paid
oct26-trv&d r K CHEATHAN Clark
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sy- The Methodists talking about the pro-
priety of forming Fire Insurance Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, to have its principal
office located in Cincinnati or some important CT
ty. There are some so OOO,O 600 worth of Church
es and parsonages belonging to this denomination
in the United States
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of feri tdeias TO me
ID directed from the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee founded on four Judg
meuts rendered IN said Court at its September Term 1855
to wit
David Jayne Son, Mark l.. Cartwright and LEROY
Armstrong Judgment 18th September, 1883; same as
same, Judgment 18th September 1855; W. MCalIy Son.
gs same, Judgment 18th September. 1853 and John NJ
Oty, Cs same, Judgment 18th September 1853
Will sell TO the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door, IN the City of Nashville, MONDAY, the
18th day OF December 1858, all the right title claim, and
Interest," of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
to the following Lots in the City OF Nashville to vii:
LOT No 80, designated in the plan of the College or
Academy property fronting 50 feet Cherry street. and
running back the usual depth Of Lots in that part OF the
City. and is adjoining the residence OF VIM. Stoeke
ALSO part of Lot No 81 fronting 50 feet on SuInmer
street. as extended bounded follows beginning at the
Northwest corner of F. MOseys Lot On the east side OF
Summer street. thence alog the east side OF sand street
so feet thence at right angles nOTthwardy and parallel with
Summer street 10 feet to Newnams line; thence running
hack with said line about go feet Alley; thence south
wardy with said Alley so feet to MOseys corner thence
with the of Moseys Lot about 10 feet to the begin
ming corner
above described Lots conveyed 10 LEROY Armstrong by
two Deeds bearing date the 2lst June 1853 and are OF re-
cord in the Registers office for Davidson county, in Book
No II, pages 2g5 and 296
Both osad Lots have been levied upon as the property of
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold to satisfy said writs
this 25th day Of October 1853.
j. b. CLEMENTS
Marshall, U. 5. Middle Division, Tennessee.
By his Deputy, B. N. CLEMENTS
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The greatest freshet known for twenty years has
taken place on the Penobscot river. The village of
Kenduskeag flooded, and the destruction of
property is immense
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STEAMER NAsHvILLE-The advertisement of this
splendid New Orleans Steamer can be found in to-
days paper. She has been thoroughly repaired
and is now in good running order Her officers
very efficient and reliable. The trade will find
them prompt and attentive to business. J. A Nc
ALLIsTER & Co. are the agents
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
County COurt-NOvemberT Term, 1853.

1-VIIIJ 7
Mia Shannon and others
this il appearing to the satisfaction of tire Court
that the following defendants, to wit: William Shan
and his wife Ma shannon formerly Milla Hyde whose
residence is not known, aud Edmond HYDE Martha Hyde
and Mogana HYDE the three last beng minor children Of
John Hyde r deceased and residents of the State of Hi
nOs nonesdents of this State and of the urs
dctOn Of this Court and that the usual process of this
Court cannot be served upon Them is ordered that publ
cation be made in newspaper for said defendants TO
come forward the first Monday in December next and
plead demur to the bill otherwise the same will
be taken for confessed Them for hearing the
said term of the Court. T. r CHEATHAM Clerk &c.
nOv9-tw&wl stdec-Printer's fee 81
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CARD.


The undersigned, passengers the Wa. GARyIN, on
her first trip from Louisville to Nashville deem to be
their duty speak in terms of the highest praise of Carr
REEDER and of her clerk Mr. MURRAY slight return for
their courteous aud genemanly conduct and their kind
ness and attention to comfort and TO commend Captain
Reeders beautiful boat to those wishing speedy and safe
passage between Louisville and Nashville as superior aud
well ordered craft possessing fare unsurpassed neatness
and order being observed in every department and highly
deserving of patronage and ardeny wish that the utmost
success may attend Capt. Reeder in this enterprise
l. Warne, Mrs Mary d Martin,
Miss Francis Anderson, Mrs Rodgers
Mrs II Thompson, DIR Philip Lindsey
Mrs Anderson, W Z Newell
Mrs Scarb borough w Warne
Miss Jane i Todd Trister
Mrs Ale xancer, OP McRoberts
Mrs NJ G Todd, Thomas Munford,
Mrs Stricken Jas Z Rice ....
Mrs Miss Myck, II Anderson, .ff.
J IL Rodgers, n Thomson ..s
joseph Roads, Michael Nicholson,
Albert Zern, James LIFETIME,
John White John Mullen
John BurrOugh, Geo Lowell
W Mcdonald, d Elliott
John Ii Ewn, Henderson
) ID McMeekn, II Gronney
AONeil, james Stricken
ThOs g Row and, Count Hitter,
w TIabue, r o Martin
Capt II II Harrison, Ii Billings.
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e5g- W. +. GRAY, Druggist, corner of Broad
and Market Streets has just received consignment
of Morris Invigoratng Cordial See advertise
ment w.
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The STYLE OF BoSSErs-The editor Of the Lon
don DiogOnes, makes the following sage remark:
We would advise every father of a family, who
has daughter afflicted with pencbant for wear
ing one of the present absurdities, called by cour-
tesy bonnet, to forbear arguing the subject, hut
simply intimate that she had better not trg Il on
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~ Iii estimated that between $4,000 and
10000 hogs win be slaughtered in Maysyille the
present season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-22

The Wings Of New Hampshire have renomina-
ted JAMES Bell Gheir last years candidate) for
Governor.
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at his yard on College street. opposite CapE HorueS
Paint Shop, fine lot of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices the public are invited
10 call and try this coal. JAMES HUGHES
- Having Wagons and Teams am at all times pre-
pared to furnish my old customers and friends with SaSd
and Gravel to do any hauling that may be required
Nashville, October 20, 1858 j. Il
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court-NOyember Term, 1853

E. A. Mabry, Admir-,
Daniel d. Mabry, and others,
APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court in this
i case, that the defendants, VIM H. Mabry and Lewis
Maby nOnTesdents of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made for thirty days in
newspaper requiring said defendants to appear and
at the next term Of this Court December 1885, otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
+. r. CHEATHAM
nOy9-w&tw till dec Clerk
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WHOLESALE
D R i G. S T @ R +.
Corner of Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
". F. GRAY.

- SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
. - ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs Med
icines, Paints, DYES, Glassware and Variety Goods
Corner Of Broad and Market street. Nashville Ten.
Would respectfully inform the public thai he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
Of Broadway and Market where he 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 in Drug Stores together
with stock Of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists, Merchants Physicians, Manufacturers and
Planters invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined sell at such
prices will give satisfaction ALL the quality Of the goods
warranted to be represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing the stock viii
enable him compete with any house the South west He
offers for sale low for cash. on time punctual men
500 gallons Tanners 0ii 500 TBS Litharge;
10 bbls Liuseed do; l000fbs Venetian Red;
bbls Lard do lOOOtfs Spanish Whiting;
bbls Epson Salts; 30 bxs Boons Scotch Snuff;
500 lbs Ex Logwood; 20 bxs CARROTS do dO
200 lbs Nader; bbls Maeaboy's Snuff;
l75 lbs Murate Of TIM l0O0fbs Putty;
500 lbs Alum; SEQ lbs Aqua Am9nia;
$50 lbs Gum Camphor; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5000hs Sup Carb Soda; 500 lbs Sulphuric Acid;
so gross Lanes Yermif ge 500 lbs Nitric do;
20 gross FahnstOcks do; 800 lbs Muriatic do;
so gross Mustang Linament; 10 lbs Syrup Iod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers, Beeswax Ginseng &C. taken In trade at
ket prices oct3O
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/, CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-The river has fallen two
feet since Saturday
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it has pleased Almigh- &NA
w " God n continue 10 the people <SD&SA
Of our State the bOunhes Of his Pr0vi- 'S<s,2SA<<
dence through another lie has preserved 70 US un
impaired rich inheritance Of cTh and religions rec
don-has kept US from without and tumnb Tthln-
has guarded us from pesence and mine-has caused the
pena Alterations Of sunshine and shower to fall IN their
season upon the broad Of our land thus bling our
homes and sorehOuses with abundant provision for man
and bSi aud has reqted the hand Of toll and industry in
srarv departent with rich and full reward for ali Of
which il becomes a people TO return thanks TO
Him who the author and dispenser OF all good Under
solemn conviction Of these truths and in conformity with
eommendabe usage in this and other ofoui sister States.
do therefore designate and set apart III URSDAT, THE
oath DAY OF NOVEMBER inst. To be observed a day
Of THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER and do eaFossty
invite all the people Of the State 10 its devout and religious
observance such
In testimony whereof l. ANDREW JoHSsoN Governor Of
the State of Tennessee, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of said State to be affixed,
at Office in Nashville this 7th day Of Novembes,
1858.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the Governor
W. b. A. RAMSEY, Secrehry Of State
All the papers the State viii please publish tbs above
IN their earliest issue. fnos5-H
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: PITTsBURG, Nov. 2l.--There are 5 feet 10 inches
water IN the channel. 1t has been raining all night
"a rise is expected
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ASH! CAsHH

VNTNTED at the South Nashville Furniture Faetory,of
w good SEASONED LUMBER
100000 feet Of x inch Walnut Plank--Eide;
10000 do X do do do do;
10000 do 2 do do do do;
100000 do Walnut SeantlDg, feet long, Sin. "a re-
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do TX inch Cherry PaRk-wide;
10000 do q do do do;
10000 DO Ash, ranging from = to in thiek-wide plank
Also, Poplar Of all sizes used for Cabinet PURPOSES for
which CIsL will be paid ON delivery.
Also Is 80 good CABINET MAKERS wanted. 90 whom
fair prices viii be given cash. Also, good Up
HOLSTERS None bat good workmen need apply
anI7
WANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REMAIN
w DER Of the year. 4 GIRL 10 do chamber work and
take Of children. Permanent employment viii be
given If wanted
r. Inquire at this Office. n07lI-u
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRApHED FOR THE UNION AND AMERICAN

LOUISVILLE Nov 2l-There are feet inches
water in the canal. The Eclipse starts out We'd
@nesday5
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MERCHANDISE, !
Fail and Winter
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT ROLLS CORNER

h
No. 49, Corner Square and Hrrket Street NassriUs
TTAS received his new Fa Importations az RIcu 1Nn
Il i ELEGANTFAIL AND WINTER GOODS 10 which
he takes pleasure in inviting the attention of friends and
the public, feeling assured that he offer great bar
gains rs can be found in the city, t.-r =
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS.
OF the latest Partisan Styles which truly elegant in
Guiding beautiful variety of the richest and handsomes
Plaid Brocade Block. Bayadere, Striped National Repp
and Waiered Silks, as has been in this city. ~.
New and Beautiful Partisan PIaids,
CONF IS1 F ooRs
= Including the gay, grave, rich and elegant. =
New and Choice French MerinOs.
The most desirable colors IN market embracing the most
fashionable shades-whch the ladies will find beautiful
ELEGANT RICH DELAINES AND CASH.
MERES,
0fthe choicest patterns and most beautiful colcrs and in
tact every other kind Of Dry Goods. suitable for
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WARDROBES.
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shaws of all kinds in
GLIDING the Rich Broehe. or Cashmere Shawls
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
OfBombaznes Alpaca, Cloths Canton Black de Laines
Bareges, Grenadins Mourning Sleeves Collars Chem=etts
handke,c nS.S ana Everything else suitable Tor
Alsoa beautiful variety of 3
LACE GOODS,
bonton Faieneenne and Neede-work Collars; Rich
CaIa0rlc Chemzetts and Sleeves in setts JacOnet and
Swiss Edgngs, lnserngs, Cambria snd Swiss Flouncing
applique work. Also fine assortment of q 1T
LADIES' AND GENLEMEN'S GLOVES,
iiandkerchefs. Cravats Silk Cotton and Merno Under
shirts and Drawers.
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
ot Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtngs Table Da-
masks, Napkins, Towelings, Crashes and Diapers q
WOOLLEN BLANKETS,
Quilts, Flsnnels Canton Fannes Welsh Flannels and
Cambria, &c, &c.
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassimeres Over Coatings of all kinds And will
open in few days a beautiful assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKS
AND MANTILLAS,
Made Of the very best material, &c, &c Is ~
Call and examine this large and fine assortment of goods
suitable to the approaching season. and you will not be
either in styles or prices. 81.
Sept %, 1858. 9.f r,--...I JAMES NICHOI.
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With great variety of low price de LANES &c.
White Goods, Laces, etc.
Cambres, Jaekonets Swisses Tarltons; FL. S.. H
Vat. Laces Edgngs and Insertngs;
Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings and Flouncines;
Lace and Muslin Collars aud Chmizettes;
Jaconet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs in great variety;
Kid Gloves Silk and Wool
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery Cotton do; -
Black Lace Wells Ribbons &c.
In Cloaks Tamas and Mantllas have the richest
sorment offered in this market Velvet Satin Cloth
and Silk; all colors with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvets for making them
Staple Goods.
Cloths Cassimeres Vesngs, Sattinetts, Fannes Tick
ings Shirtngs, Beached and Brown Domestics Bed
Blankets Super Coat Blankets Shawls Insays Prints
Apaccas We feel confident that buyers will find greatly
their interest to give this stock careful examination
and in so doing themselves money.
oetll McCLELLAND'S, No. 20 Public square
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DLANISHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE.---
We have for sale the largest stock offered in Nash
vile Of the above beautiful ware, consisting of
Soup Tureens various sizes.
COver'd Dishes with heaters;
Beat Steak Dishes with heaters
Oyster Dishes-Chafng Dishes;
Tea and Coffee Pots, from pint toe cts;
Coffee higgins, various sizes
Collie GIecques. large and small sizes;
Coffee Urns 0cjagou, Oval and round.
As the above articles have been purchased for cash and
rates. they viii be sold cheaper than articles Of the
same quality have been offered before in Nashville
SNOW, MACKENZIE & Co.
novlS Nashville
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STORING COTTON

DERKINs & CLACK-Are now prepared to re-
ceive store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
to consgnments. oct2.
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a'9i % HUME'S EXHIBITION. sftilJ g
1858. FALL IMP0RTATI0NS 1853.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS


1853. FALL IMP0RTATIONS 1853.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
UI SAYS No. 81, College street. .,
T0HN X. HUME is now daily receiving from New York
q and Philadelphia his fall aud winter supply of desra-
BILE goods to which he respectfully invites the atten
ton of all in want of fresh and excellent goods suitable for
the season. '-i.- "a JOHN K HIINE
oct2 No 81 College street.
STAPLE GOODS.-Wesh, saxOny and Shaker Fian-
- nels; ~ r4t rs Coored Flannels;
F FFsei bls and English Se Prints T E."sih
Table Cloths &C. JOHN K HUME
MANTLLLAS AND CLOAKS.-Rich Velvet
vi -ClOaks; Talma MantilIas;
Satin and Cloth Coaks; Talma CIoaks;
Cloak Cloth G White Emb'd Mantles 2
Cloak Trimmings; 4" g Talmas;
Extra handsome, JOHN K. HUME.
A THUMBS EXIIIBITION.-WiI be found an
IA assortment of extra cheap Nous de Laines as
low as lz12 cents per yard. aa Oct2
A LSO RIG SILK DRESS GOODS.-Magnif-
N cent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks
Beautiful Poult d'Sol Scotch Paids;
Rich Changeable Silks Stuart Plads;
81" Black Broche Rob Row PIaids,
&" Italian Black Silks; Highland Plads;
d" Satin National; McGregor Pfaids;
&" Rep Silks; .s Paris de LANES;
Black Armure Silks; - Cashmeres;
Z" Radzmer =" Robe Patterns; -.
ALSO-English and French Merinos of all coors.
Purchasers Of new rich and really elegant goods are all
~ JOHN K HUME
oct2 No-57, College ST.
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CIGARS! CIGARS !---JUST RECEIVED
as fine and large assortment of H HAVANA CIGARS
has ever been in Nashville Please call and examine
for yourselves for sale either wholesale retail
novls LYONS CO., 10 Cedar st.
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NTUTICE.--SUBSCR RIDERS TO THE PRES.
In BGTERIAN HERALD at Louisville ky- inform
ed that the undersigned authorized agent for that pa
per- Now is the time to pay in advance and fifty
cents. CHARLES W, SMITH,
oct2S College st. Union
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.UMBERLAND COAI-

Marshall, U. s. Middle Division, Tennessee. 9
By his Deputy, B. n. CLEMENTS
Oct27-tf
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Arrived since the nth Cleared in the time
none Stock in warehouses; and shpbOard not cleared
on the 18th instant, 26,64l hogsheads