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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. -Jan'y 7

vERANnA; "A cl.sbr9agh, NcwYork, W Green. Ky
Moody, Calbeson, Mo- Montgomery lady children md
,stv" " Monieom'1E D c Montgomery v htiTg.Torih
klugsworh, Jones. Shelby, Adams, W
Scott Norwood, Mcnn, Mira MeIahrn, II Harris, Nil,
Gilchsi McLaurn, Gnbreh, AIosey and lady Gar
ley, Mnrtinsz Miss; Betns servant Dr Aston Ala
Taylor, NewOreansi witlenpoon Mobile; Pickett,
Pickett Hunt u Mccullough n Hammer, John Tumbull La
IL II smith, Ohio Chas Wilson, Pennington, Louisiana.
ARCADE. Muab, P Gaines, slmau, Texas Green
T. bcneon Emory Pray StAny W Fyson, Mitch
gu Martin W Bishop, Bacot, Cauiiup Bishop Il II Mis-
sel Mics Il Wilson Newoeans Mostly, VS.: licwRrh
York lnnsiall Wisdom, II Tunsta DR. smith,
Maafio ennessee W Green Judge Morgan Kentucky
lew N p Perkins, NewYotk,
ST LOUIS II Efiuge Toras; Genge A Pirlen, o
Noolnlan and lady Mlss;
Armancr Nance and dy McCueheon MtCutrheor
Jno nnney aud lady, g Gordon II Nu gomery Routh
Jno whitney Markham II Rsnlolp and lady Hudson and
lady Barrow, w II Radcliffe Drioldu
Wood Cha. barry Joseph ward England Salisbury, Iogg
Miss hutchinson Miss Montgomery, Texas; koicr Ala II
Harris Hughes, Miss Madison Day, o. Spears;
CITY: Burrs Ny; A MiArin and lady, Gubraih n
Allen, Catherine Ctis las Allen lady servant Peatso Z
Montgomery, Miss; DAM Mitchell Lyon Thompson Hughes
~ Thomson Thompson, y faaIeroI u Smith Alabama
W NJ Rilsy Y i Mss l. Sal6mon
War; Mn DO Warren, Miss Warren Texas NJ Wisdom, o.
VIM Hudson, Missouri; Chss Black, Mobile Van Wagner
Orleans, A q Perry, NswYork b Ruggl's, NewO-sB.
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The Museum and Menageris ST. Charles street near
PoJdras worthy visit from the curious in natural and
artificial curiosties The collection is large enc and
curious Hithal Go and see it,
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PAIsrrNG or THE BATTLE OF NEw 0RLEANs,-Today is
the glorious Eighth of January and hundreds will doubt
less visit the great painting by Mr. Fisher o the battle
New Orleans which is exhibition at No Il st
Charles street. The painting is faithful transcript Of
the the plains Of Chanette the Eighth Of
January, 1915, and work of art it is well worth 1
visit
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ANOTHER LECTURE DR. CRANE-Wo requested
state that DR. Crane will deliver another lecture tht
Lyceum Hail on Monday Tuesday evening next, and
the interest manifested in his lecture Thursday
ming is that his next will be well attended
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GROCERIES, Etc

IT :
w PICKLES N BBlS.5 bbls and 10 half bile uulerwoos
STAR MISS BEEF-9o half and o. bLls Evans q swtfs
PRESERNE S-s Pea luiurirs, extra fine:
FRESH SALbON-2B IA n cans;
GALLON Plt kLES-i0 boxes, each one lars;
HBGARSlt0 Pkg Suart's Loyeung's Loaf and Crushed
tGAkS50 0g1 50 Cigars will be sold for sSI, sT months;
PALE SHLkRA-l iaTte At as, Is; TO-.
WHITE PURT-A few ofses
WILLIAMS SCHROEDER CIiAMPAGNE--Ou Quarts and rpts
PEPPER-l0O boxes For sale hy '
THOMAS WINSTON aDly
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PAssENuEHs-lhe following is list Of passengers Pc
steamship Falcon Lieut. Rodgers L S Navy, Command
ing for California ria Havana

steamship Falcon, Lieut.. Rodgers, Navy, Command
ing for California, ria Havana;
Samuel Cherry, Williams. 5trs Robinson AMI
family. u Hodges and lady Mrs Herman Miss Her
man, Miss Ia Herman. Mrs Tricou and servant. II In
cUu, Master W Herman, Racowts. Mr. Leckie Il
Ma1lcy. j Maxley, James Mccormick Duncan, DR. Q
A Ward Splitter, Mr. Barnet, Mr. Turk. A Marks G
Comfort, NJ Martin Farnell Fernando 4 McKinner !
Martin II Barron Baruch, Mrs Blum and two chill
dren llulseman Gross Trift Mallory, Chew,
Prenet. Ryan Miss Matthew, Miss white. Miss ker-
ser Nasque, Array, Lutz burk, j Combs NJ
Ledwi,b and lady Harvard Cufman, Tixaer. l.
Txaer Tixaer, Ranel, Miss Ford Miss Newell Mrs
Martin John Quinlan. NJ Calvin W Dumb Ripple Mrs
Tewirk and child, j WEIGH. Andes. W Wright Mis-
Wright JAS Carr j Eastand S Brennan Evans 5
K Bucks. T Boil. Ruth. r L laddeu G Moore
Holmes, W Freeman, b Galpert. c Richards NAL
lan,J Kirby, J Day Fernandez Latture. Frost e
Galiger Z Mish A Smith. VIM Smith, NJ Nalley, DR.
stiles and lady Hill lady and boy Thos Byue lady and
children j Byrue, and 305 steerage,
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What about those democratic members Of the
Council who so shamefully forgot the Eighth Of
January, neighbors of the Courier
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knuckles, on account Of suspicion insinuated
by the latter, that Mr.. Slidelrs nomination
might not prove generally satisfactory to the
party, on the ground that it would contribute TO
the elevation of class Of obnoxious politicians,
and because it might renew old conflicts between
the friends of Mr.. buchanan, and Young
America" So, that nice juvenile, in high icp
boots, striped pants, and standing shirt collar,
s Young America thinks Mr.. S.idell an old
fogy,' u slow traveller, who would not 60 tc
Washington on the g 2:40 on the Shell Road
principle, but would arrive there, at the latter
| end of Pierce's administration, in an ox-cart.
This the Courier thinks very unkind iii the young
fast 'un" but, nevertheless it strives to look
pleasant, pats him on the back, and begs him to
be a good fellow. and let Mr.. John Sldel go to
Washington With as much modesty as eiroum-
stances will admit of, the Courier insists that 1t
will not force Gen. Pierce to place Mr. Slidell in
the Cabinet but, nevertheless, it informs all
whom il may concern, that Mr. S. must go
there, or the Courier the democratic party Of
Louisiana, and the nation will be most grievously
disappointed. We hope Gen. Pierce will pause
before resolving upon plunging all three into
such sad and profound mourning. We hope he
will not mind one syllable of what Soule says
But. in the Courier, Mr.. John Slidcll is men
toned for the post of Secretary Of the Navy. |
The only experience Mr.. slidell has in marine
matters, is the celebrated expedition to PA
quemines, in 1911 This is, probably, his chief
Recommendation, having been so successful, 10 |
the management of our expeditions upon the
waters.
The fact of the matter is, poor puss wants a
corner and Soule ought not to send her around
to others in fruitless begging. Mr. Soule, let
:. Puss Slidell" have n corner-in tho Cabinet ;
We regret to learn that Governor elect,
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The purscr of the steamship Daniel Webster will please
accept our thanks for his attentions
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II The sECoN and THIRD STORY Birch building on VI
posiie prsds Market large rooms kitchen and
servants room asbe for private boarding henss For particulars.
Apply to A. bIEN y, N the Hie store the
STORAGE.-Tne subscriber is prepared to
~ receive STORAGE thu FIRE PROOF
bulLlhN W Yard attached, Of ST. Joseph
streets New Orleans all kinds Of PRODUCE MERCHANDISE.
llns liap j. JAMES JOHNSTON JR.
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TNAR-500 bbls. ROsIN-200 bbls; TILES,
Il ENGLISH, AMERICAN and BILOXI BRICK ate.
Tor sale BY JOHN c. HARDELL Co. (successors % j. ~
JAMS HsymaH Col ss Magazine and Maringy Building.
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LARGE BUSINESS ~ FLoCB,-A reference 10 com
mercal columns will show that very large business
done in cur Flour market The excitement produced
in great measure by report Of an advance in NewYcrk
Of Sl0Sl 90 b Dbl Under the influence Of the active
demand in this market prices went up some 25025c =
Dbl. and closed with arlnness at the advance
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r.
The Delegates composing hi. Board i'll quarterly meeting
to be hell at the Hall OF Louisiana Hose Company TUESDAY
EVENING January H. at O'Clock Companr having AanIsd in
th rolls according Article Constitution o and those
who have not paid their cut, will prepared.
jams 81 JOHN J.. vlyEN Secretary,
RI" MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. AT
the annual meeting Of the above Company Engine u.e
the following gentlemen elected officers ,nsang year
J. @. NIXON President.
H. L. GOODRlCH.......N Nice Presil.n
u ~ it t,S, .-'-'. &c Foreman
1S y; CRG i1RbrI.FFip Eirat Assistant Foreman
2 !. ROBERTS Secretary,
r. NJ McALPfN ....,,,.. Treasurer
Delegates to the Ersnen's Charitable As'oeiaitonf
W. MCLEOD, 5. G. RISK, in. WiNsFIEID.
Delegates to the United Board . rionisn.
S. Rlsk, t.H wiNGFiELD, Wv. CROUCH.
Atrue copy the minutes
ian' F. ROBERTS sssr.,ary.
g215- TREASURES OFFICE, CITY or New
ORLEANS, January 6, 1858.
Extract, from Ordinance approved December 81 i.5g
"Agr 81. All ials imposed Ny mi. payable 10
advance,
IAN persoss dem business plrsng sor
this Ordinance shall be keep p paros
place IN tet counting store place o. business
cate signed by the Treasurer their receipt lrrnt year,
~ the Act o. Consolidation, all taxes required paid
Treasury.
licenses for 1855 PAYABLE Treasury and Msr
chants Coffee house Keepers and al rson on
business av0aon requiring notified
that tho Orb will DO strictly sgsa,t ~ persons elect
Ing to take ont their licenses
a e ApTAND T,....,.-
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GUNDRIES-

- uNDRlES-
~ SAtLS--sOO kegs Agawam;
StiOr-l00 kegs Buck snd Drop, assorted.
SUGAR CURED HAAiS-Staax Shaw to arrys Bs,t ALL
kCCkMHEAf-20o small packages;
ENGLISH DAIRY CtEESE-i 70 boxes Prime
CHALK PIPES-200 boxss;
PAINTED BUCkErS--S dozen landing For sal. hv
JAMS CONVERSE Co 81 rchoupinalas street
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We regret to learn that our Governor elect,
Col, HILBERT, is so seriously i'll as to render the
possibility of his surviving serious question of
interest and concern
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Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

--s
DAVID PAVE, Pm sirnt. j. II. BUCHANAN Secretary.
ss TINS see-rcy established Company, with ample me- ans
for the protection It's policies, FIRE
RIVER SKIS on TIE MOS IBER TER MS ~ their Brandt
Ohr, No. SD Ccmnoa Camp,
h'usr, NeNorieaus, la, W b. MEAD, Aeaary. JAMS is
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GENTLEMENs FuRNIsHING GOODS

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
OF 81 tlr litrst anl bet ai} rs.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND tli4 H1SE-Ot si.a. Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool anl Cotton,
sCARFs, CHAvATs, tbs AND STOCk5i
PORTE MONNAlEs POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES
POCKET HANpKGRCfWTs-Of six aaI White ma Bo,4-f-i
Can,brr,
UMBRELLAS OF SUI, Glast IH and Gotten,
DRESSING RoBESot ci'H-rr, N41s' lrs l. lain, caf
PERFUMERY,
COMES
BRUSHES
COAT JNEsj
SHOULDER BRACES ETC.
oci3o LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS .ts5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-07

s. A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
"A had been bald for many years; by the use OF three 6
ties Of tie AayHstic Ointment hld his hair entirely
srei and now has beautiful head Of hair as any
could wish. His age is about 80 years.
OF Mr.. Warren OF this town, IA years OF age bad
been afflicted with The Asthma from hs cradle He had
the benefit OF the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail. IL OF
the most aggravated ever saw he emacated al
skeleton By the Of Few bottleSot the 0nt-
ment he orepQ and for months past has
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme case of inflammation Of TIE Spleen
OF long standing has ayalety Of reamentrom less than
eitt different physicians, without receiving benetwas
cured by the of only four bottles of the Magnetic 0in
This four months ago and the lady Ia Mrs. Dun
han Is still in good health and able attend her usual
E5ss with the Ointment both of the patients aaGrig
biHi need attendant TO lead them from place
place them had been afflicted IS wears the other
about years They had tIi5d tho best physoans in the
State without benefit and OF them had been under the
treatment the celebrated DR. MuZzy, of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars
vain efforts TO effect They by of the
Magnetic Ointnen nearly or quite cured and able 10
read and attend TO ordinary business have used the
Ointment ia number ecaseS Of Piles and in no case haSft
t} 0f gigiHg immediate Tejie and geseraya permanent
csgs have also used il benefciay in of Er-
sipelas Aud last but not least have within the ast year
cured four Of CANCER by the Of the Magnetic
Ointment alonel
From thorough trial Of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which ii is recommended confidently
commend il TO be Of the most useful remedies Of
Tered TO the public. Respectfully ours,
BURTON HuBBELIA NJ d.
Dated Jan q, 1850. Amelia, Ohio
The chaTacteroi this Ointment efficient remedy. is
established in this city. There quea numberpf ndi-
yuas who aserbe their restoration to health TO the OF
this extraordinary Ointment
For saeby IL G. SC0yEI.
BERRY q DEM0VILLE
nave CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG. T.
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trffT
KILL PAIN we must paralyse the nerves or IN oiher
words produce fdtsy OF the part 10 which The pftd
Euler IS applied 81 81
F'a IS an unnatnra sensation arising from injury
or disease which, being transmitted along the
the brain, gives an uneasy perception To The mind
Remedies recommended to kILL PArv, PAN kILLERs,
are either producers Of Paralysis they what they
are recommended nr. II the sufferer OF pam to undergo
suspension ofyitay, OF il the unfortunate e
the part OF tine body suffering the orureS0l pain
suffer attack oparysi We think the the remedy nst
be worse than the disease And, II Pdiat is obc hfd
then the nerves that transmitted this sensation, and The
senses that perceve iis uPleasahtnes must be killed also
noner and not wllatits advertisement claims iorit.
RadWay's Ready Relief does not klLL pain, but
il s4bdues lis pafox and relieves tile sufferer from al
painful and uneasy sensaionS Railways Ready lieief b
qek in its aetiOI instantly relieves and iHneaiely
after sets about removing the of the pam S-iks
and cures il relieves and the troubling cause and
hence thejoy il int,sses.
II. X. II. Its Two Acticns.-The primary act,Ei
of Railways Ready Relief is allay tie escls si any I
full eansss thai the huan sysien may be visited III
It's secondary action is remove tie cause itse; this II
viii Immediately accomplish, for il is powerful oh
quick and eiecna that ta moment sapplei OF taken
the painf parlXyiSnls a, reeved and the rs,rd fr1,
made whole, strong, healthy and vigorous Z. :,
External Pains -Rheunatism.-RadS Reasty
Relief applied externally the parts where tile pain is
will instantly aay the paroxyss scatter the eaase s
c1gested dgosS tvaiet be pdia and, IN few
nsnts the sufferer will be quite easy. Ii she attack
cent few applications will cure il.
IL Chronic, Railways Renoyating Res0lTent used IN
connection with the Ready Relet s certain 10 iIheu
matism its most aggravated FORMS whether Syphite
Sciatensrvous, muscular intaBat0Ty Tor wonderful
cases of rheumatism, cared by X. T. Il. Remedies
Radwavs family Friend for the month of March, lS55-a
copy viii be sent all who wish IT, free Of charge by adj
dressing Radway Co., New YORK City.l
Pains around the Liver Kidneys and Heart relieved
and the unnatural rritAtons instantly subdel by . sin
application of r. 4 Relief
Sick Head Ache.-R Il, u. viii IN all cases cure this
distressing complaint Its acd properties VIXEN taken
into the stomach will neutrze tIe acid and make she
stomach Clean and the breath sweet
Its couner-irTant efficacy viii produce reaction when
applied the head and nvigorae aud enlven and refresh
the Senses
Internal Pains.-DiarThea, Dysentery, Cholera or
Cholera Mobus-
The unnatural ana, violent irrtaons at aet the system
while it is under the influence of these malades wiE in
moment Weld TO the soothing and ,rn-reevns efficacy Of
the K K Relief Ii aIlays irritation it arrests paslic
action il neutFalzes the pasopas nasma that causes these
painful and weakening discharges; ii enlyeus and iugor
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-rl Oa he Sggays-Aert to Gordpss Hdreh0use.
NNyOUID inform the people of Nashville and the sur
w rouaJiug country that he has recently improved
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard and is prepared
to f all orders n the marble line at the shortest notice and
The favorable terms for CASH lie would call par
tear attention to has well selected siocko monuments
mantle pieces figures garden figures, statuary, Fountains
Baptsua iounts UrlS Vases Tombs, &c many of which
Of the pure Italian Marble, and from the chsel OF the
best aIrorean masters His arrangements
pee for furnishing all kinds of MARBLE either Of his own
manufacture imported lie has on hand large quanti-
~ fIalan marble 10 the rough state, which he viii sell
very low House Furniture in Egyptian Marble of The best
quality can be had at his yard lie laers himself that he
can nov serve the public accommodating terms as
any similar establishment in the west. share Of public
patronaoe is solicited. Imay3i.
The attention ofte lovers of the Fine Arts is d
reeedt my assortment of Statuary They OF the rar
est and finest quality and of direct mportatiOns.
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fssfss HIssiEs. -
fitHtS Mill differs from OF
a the upper Rnhuing StoHei which is composed Of
French Burr Raeks, enclosed iron Case which
forms the hoop with Eve, "
Bush than tr erua diameter at The bolton that
al the which is secured toha back balts that
every block Il in the form of dove tail which gives
strength ~ Stone than other method which required
IN small mills the stone run with great speed aud
becomes dangeF0usu not strongly made II ase gives
weight u stne Of sinau daneer that is required without
having is ihick or hgh, that makes it top heavy
This mil Is frame made OF wOeu cast iron,
the form Of bs with Brldzetrees Spindle balance Ring
principle arAe nii, di1e Ouiy Rnnner
this being weight enables IL grind the
ter greater quantity Of grain with les power than other
mill now in hs mHi Is portable, and may beatiashed
TO steam. water, horse hand pnwer. Z.
ALSO all sizes of Ereneh Burr Mill stones Manufactured
on the same principle
which Obtained Letters Patent Ista- For aHiringe-
nents the Purchaser Will be held responsible for the right
ofusing sz-.-
These Mills 10 not require Aiirshi them up and
all tafs neeessary pat them operation. is attach
pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large run twcLy-four inch Mill st0 revolutions
steady apphcaon Of Two horse power the M win grind
bushels pcrhsar OF good meal; and will grind wheat
we'll cogs, The thirty inch mill, IL put fullest
speed, wii grind from to fifteen bushels perhOur
These ais warranted To be in every respect
mended.
RRftoxs FoR UslSa.-Paes your mill about feet from
The Driving Psiey in q level position, Hlake the belt 0
leather eight Inches WIDE Give the StOne revOu
tons minute with Keep the neck sIep OF
the spindle ell oiled Place The star fhe baek of the
Runiing the the Cross the Driver,
that Is the way they trimmed 20 run.
Refer To tEOs iattcgsn, Esq OF Highland county. Ohio,
Jesse Bea ks, 0f Clinton county, OHIO; C. s.. Bfabnry,
Esq of Cin ineinuaii, aud q number az others
s s's'fa'1sgH S B1%Sy nashville Agent To- MS1ean Eas.
jan e6-4. tr-w. & W. 1y. Nsst Front 81 emo,
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mails after the lotteries are drawn.
sCorrespondents win please order few days before
toe lotteries drawn.
There is large per oentge favor of those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances of drawing four
of the largest Prizes the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Packages Of Tickets IN every IN
stance
Ryank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit PAYABLE IN Gold
sight win be prompty reatted 10 those Correspondents
who draw prizes atPl FER cos. f-
Renlember-A PACKAGEof Of TICKETs, can draw FOUR
Of the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
tIn order Fortune and the cash immediate
after the result is known the readers of this paper have
only 10 remit cash Drafts prize tickets, 10 the Old tstab
sed far famed aud truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Irokers PIFER 4 co,
septl-lm No ! llght street. Baitlin"ie mu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-07

TINE great Remedy for Rhenmats Gout pain in the Sid
/ Hip Back Limbs and joints, SerofHH, Kings Evil
White Swellngs Hard Tumors Stf Joints and all dXed
pains whatever. Where this Plaster applied Pain cannot
exist
These Plasers possess the advantage Of being put up
ar-ght boxes hence they retain their l virtues all eli
males.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been extensively
used w Physicians and the people in general both in thus
country and Europe thai almost needless to say any
thing about it. Yet there may be some who stand need
of its healing powers who have not yet Tried it, For their
sakes we win simply state what it has done in thousand Of
cases and what il viii do Tor them when tTied.
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BELLS ERCHANGE.
South Side Public Square

AdaIe1e 7sazessss. p
THIS well known and public place Of resort Is now SCI
ting extra fine LUNCHES every day at 10 . clock, and
y past nine at night, well furnished with Sweet Mix ana
Peaches and fiue refreshments Mix Punch kgogg
Juips Cebblers PunLes &C. This establishment VIII be
Kept open from and after Tuesday night "a DAY o. Aqes
for the accommodation of those nning late Al night Nlth
n;gbt II. L. DAVIS,
aug3-1m. Assn"
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JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
NASHVILLE COURSE.

6 SzSSe
TINE Fall Meeting over Nashville Course wa1
mence on MONDAY the 26h Of September, lsaS, and
continue through the week.
First DIg Moaady Sweepstakes for untriedG Gy Odds
500 entrance 500 % fOeit-Inie heals. =.
10 Aversou Baly Peyton's eh c. by Wagner, dam
by LeviaihaR.
" G Harding entersch f. by Ambassador out of Kate
hing by Priam.
Wiey Taylor enters C. Weirg gon, by Wagner dam
by Stakeholder AsO, Raging Tad by Sovereign dam
bY Leyiatlan.
Second bly Taealdy o. Sweepstakes for year ods
SzfsJ entrance $50 tive mile heats.
B Wllams enters ch by Wagner, out OF Eudora by
Pram Z 50.
10 Ayersou enters cb Frank Pierce by Sovereign dam
by Levatlan. =
il Bugg enters ehf Lady Green, by Belhazzar, dandy
SIR Richard. -
Tiird Dan Te}Reaiay 2S Sweepstakes for 2 year ods
SlG8 entrance $50 forfeit mile
w " Woodfolk enters c. by Sovereign dam by stock
.. holder.
q Harding enters ch f. by Shamrock out Cd Gamma
Bowler Little Arthur, by Glencoe ou 0l Ene
Bonnet BY Impaired Hedord. .e -
Jo enters be by Sovereign, out OF clara II oW
ard. Also b c. bY Sovereign; dam by leNia
FjngH Day 1Harsilg 29-jockeJ Club Purse, Slot--
mile heats.
F:jT DIy Fri5sy so Jockey Club Purse, ssoo-tW two
mile heats.
Sls6 Dt1 S1turaaz Oct56er l-Propietors Purse, $50
.a --mie is-best three in live. I AlDEltoON
anglo Proprietor.