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CmCAGo-WHAT RAILROADS Do.-ln 1913, the
ratio Of the increase in the population Of Chicago
was, for eleven months, 10 per cent; in 1852, the
ratio for fourteen months was 224 per cent These,
says the Chicago Press, were considered wonder
iul, but dwInde INTO insigntcance when placed be-
side the increase Of the last year. In August 1852,
Chicago had 3S 133 inhabitants. In December
1858, it had increased TO 6O622, being an increase
III fifteen months Of 81 per cent In 1910, the pop
ulation OF Chicago was only 4479.
AT this time cars are running to and from that
city ten roads; thirty seven trains arrive and de-
part daily. Most Of these roads are being extend
ed every day. During this year several of them
will have reached the Mssiss ppi-the great Cen
trail road will be completed to Cairo.
In 1910 the total value of real and personal pro
perry was 81, S29, 420 m 1853 it is Si6.S4I sci -
In lS47 the business of Chicago amounted 20 s..
Gal $50 in imports and S2,29G,@99 in exports in
1852 the imports increased to SS32S. $50, and the
exports to SlO,709,333 These item are interest
ing showing the rapid growth OF a city destined
TO be the largest city in the West Estimating the
increase Of the next fifteen months 10 he equal IL
that Of the last Chicago Will have at the end Of that
time a population OF upwards Of S2,0O0.-Louis-
ri3e Times.
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NEW BOOKS.
rLUsH TIMES

The Flush Times In Alabama,
And Mississippi. Series of Sketches, by. Joseph G..
Baldwin, of Livingston, Alabama.
The Life of " illiam Pinlmey-
By his Nephew Rev. VIM. Pinkney, d. d.
Great Truths by Great Authors.
Dictionary of Aids to Reflection, &C. from writers Of
all ages and both hemspheres
Civil Liberty and Self-Government.
BY Francis Leber, LII ID.
Salad for the Solitary.
By an Epcure. Illustrated
Golden Dreams and Leaden Realities.
By Ralph Ravon introductory by Francis Fogison.
Flower of the Family.
Book for Girls, by the author of 'itle Susys sixth
Birthday"
Western Characters;
Or, Types of Border Life in the Western States By
Mcdonnell. Illustrated by Darby.
~ The above with great variety of other and in
terestng works, just received and for sale by
T00N RUTLAND
jan1 IA Union street.
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~ The BArnstabe Patriot says that it has
"reliable adviees from Washington, that the terms
of a treaty on the fishery question definitely
determined upon, and that the final action in the
matter will soon be accomplished" 1t also learns
from a member Of Congress from Massachusetts,
who represents large fishing interest that he has
the assurance from the Secretary of State that no
right heretofore ceded in respect to the registry Of
vessels, or the fisheries, or other commercial priv i
leges, will be sacrificed.
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SENSIBLE TALK.

The Louisville Democrat talks as follows to the
merchants of that city, on the Threshold of the
now year We commend what he says to the mer-
chants of this city.
If You wish to sell more goods this year than
yon ever did before advertise more. The unpar-
allsed success of those merchants and traders who
have kept their names and goods before the people,
is lesson not to be disregarded by any who de-
ponds upon public patronage for living. The best
customers are those who find out what they want
before they leave home, and these the ones who
invariably look in the newspaper to see where the
article is to be found. The daily newspaper is the
established medium of exchange between mind and
mind in regardto nearly all the measures of life, and
its usefulness is extending among all classes with
astonishing rapidly Everybody reads the news
paper, from the millionaire his coffee to the
African who has just polished his Honor's boots
and no part of the paper gives fresh varied, and
comprehensive pictures of TIE city and the age,
the advertisements
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Tnr NEw CoMrIoN.-The Boston - sneaI

THE NEW CoNTToN-The Boston Post speaks
as follows of the new coalition formed at Wash
ington, which must of course fall to pieces:
The coalition between the wings and free soil
ers in the U. s. Seuate-MesSrs. Everett, Sumner
&c-to elect Beverly Tucker printer, does not ap-
pear to have alarmed at all those gentlemen who
were 50 excited about coalition in this State
They are preparing their necks for the Seward
woke, and those democratic Senators whose trick
has been trumpe3 by Seward, first hand rot,nd
had better content themselves with one rubber and
then withdraw from the table, lest they lose Their
democracy by continuing TO associate with such
skillful players
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into the wine cellar of Mr.. Longworth at Cincn-
matt, where he found 10000 bottles several hun
dred boxes, and 100000 gallons ofunbottled wine
His champagne and still wines find ready sale the
former at Sl2 per dozen. During the last summer,
in consequence of the unskilfulness of a man in
charge ofone Of his cellars Air. l. lost 900 bot
ties of champagne. The business, however, has,
after many years, become very lucrative
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UNITED FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPlTAI SIQ0 QON. SII A Up rs soa

THIS Company has been
$50 in successful operation about 3lfSs.72r
SAzA7N twelve months, and by act pass E.stEsssS
~. q ed by the Legislature 2Ist No
veber the charter has been amended as to allow any
citizen of the State to take stock The Citizens are allowed
to have Director tor every Five Hundred shares held
by them Those taking stock will have to paw 20 per cent
on their subscriptions and give note for the balance
The Books open a. the office on College street
where citizens are invited to call and subscribe
A. W. JOHNSON, President.
i D4SuPII dacl-
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n A S III V / l. L E.:
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1854.
ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISING.
In oneof the proverbs of solomon the New Bedford
Mercury find the comprehensive aud satisfactory
exposition of the philosophy of advertising that ever was
could be written, viz
There that scaereth and yet increseh and there is
that wthhodeth than is meet but 1t tendeh 10 pow
erfy.
And the words of Paul to the Corinthians spy express
the same idea
He which soweth sparngy shall reap also sparipglv; and
he which soweth boun tituy shall reap also beautifully
d DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
4rH CRcUrr-LAw.
A NJ. Savage admir- vs. Hale and Coggin-Opin-
ion by Judge Caruthers Affirming judgment below.
Archibald Quarles VS. State-Opinion by Judge
Totten, reversing Judgment and remanding case for
new trial
6rH CIRCUT-LAw.
E. H. Childress VS. L. w. Hickman-Opnion by
Judge Caruthers, reversing judgement and disms-
\ sing petition.
L.W Russell, sheriff and ais vs. w. Greenfield
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing judgment
and dslnissing motion.
B. T. johnson va jos. Walton, trustee-Opinon
by Judge Mckinney, reversing Judgment and re-
maDding cause, &c.
6TH CIRCUTr-EoUTrY.
Henry Crutcher admir-, &c, VS. Morgan & Co.,
decree affirmed, confirming sale, &c. SEA-.
4TH CIRcUT-EoUITY.
VIM Bramlett and ais vs. Thos F. Bates and ais
Opinion by Jud ye Caruthers affirming decree.
9Th CIRcUIT-LAw.
C. W. Nance, lessee, VS. John W Thompson
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing Judgment
and setting aside award and remanding case for
new Tial
C- GTH CIRCUIT-EoUTY.
Alex. Ledbetter VS. Vim. Scruggs and as-Opin-
ion by Judge Totten affirming decree
NJ. G. L. Claiborne VS. E. Perkins and als-Opin=
Jon by Judge Totten, affirming decree and dismis-
-singbiI.
n. R. Demoss by next friend, &c, vs. Sas D.
Demoss and als-Opinion by Judge Mckinney, af-
irming decree.
John Moore, Elk, &c, VS. Moses and David by next
friend-Opinion by Judge Caruthers reversing de-
cree below, and decreeing freedom to Moses and
David ard giving them two-ifths of land and
profits, &c.
Jacob McGavock, ex'r and ais VS. S. B Barrett
Writ Of Error dismissed and remanded, &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1 - SAsn WILLIE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
'niS establishment is provided with N.eh;,sr- "a
ioois complete, OF the most modern con-fraet;on ~.
WIN me pest Mechanical skin that the country s5s .nd
rSPeeuy solicit orders They prepared Ia erscnt
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
sucn as locomotives for Passenger and Freight Trains
passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed ana .is
every description OF work apperaining to Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and statlonary-from 10 $40 borSa,or~.- 40
boilers OF the best Tennessee Iron.
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Ci,.,,.- g.
complete, with tie newest and most approved ro-s.s
GRIST MILLS
Eg'Res and Machinery made for all Sizes eou,rle.s- A.
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton f;.s ~
SO Machinery ior Blast Furnaces embracing Cast Iro on
inders for blast, &c. Ny'
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and all rnacbinsrv s- p,p
ing Mhls--complete-mad at shortest notice
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
vi any description with shafiny mill gearing xater
wheels cast iron Bank vaults, de, &c. made to order
Address JOHN THOMPSON. Agent (who is a practical ma
chenist) or the Undersigned JOHN B. JOHNSON.
jun2l-ly \. President
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For PADUcAH.-The splendid light draught steam
er Emma Watts leaves this morning at 10 o'clock
for Paducah.
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.

TINE Splendid Passenger Steamers, {>zsA-ss b
i STATESMAN, J. SIDDEL, Master <hfsYsTss7if-sS'
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, Ii. &. MCCoMAs -
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
willie every Tuesday. at O'Clock. p NJ Returning. will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'Clock, p. NJ
The above boats No. J. and Othcered by expe
enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise TO give satisfaction TO all who
NAV entrust business to their care.
dec27-T JOHNSON, HORNE co
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X PACKET.-The splendid passen- Ss555ixa55f7E3'
ger steamer RESCUE, Capt DIsMUKEs -
having been purchased for the above trade will make
ular trips there during this season
The Rescue is entirely boat, her accommoda-
tons passengers exceed by the trade
and her fight draught (ony l6 nches) will enable her to
bring freight to Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
Will be compelled re-shp. Capt Dismukrs will
give his best attentions all business entrusted TO his
respectfully solicit for the RESCUE liberal share Of pat
ronage.
deco A HAMILTON.
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M-For the disease of Females is Of the most extra
ordinary and valuable medicines exant 1t is prepar-
ed by DIR. THos, PoMEnoY, IF New York, an Aopathlc
Physician who has pacced successfully in Utica, New
York. forty years Its discovery the result of chance
while experimenting RENE lies for totally different tram
OF disorders. For years bas been tested IN every pa
of the world In the State of Tennessee has performed
wonderful cures will say that has been successful
every case but when it does not cure neverals 70 re-
lieve the most distressing symptoms. am permitted "
William Parkes ESQ., OF Lawreneeburg TO state that IN
few weeks it completely cured his negIo girl who had Deen
five years in the hands OF physicians who had not oesh
able TO relieve her.
For sale by every Druggist in the State, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
dec3 No II, College street, NASHVILLE
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LAND, FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the County Court of David
ID county, rendered at the January term, 1854 in the
of Thomas j. Adams and others, vsM5y A Adams
and Others will again offer for sale the premises On
Saturday the ih day Of February S54 tract ofLand
tanning about % less situated in Davidson
county, on the MuIfreesbOro pike about 10 miles from
Nashville.
The of sale will be upon a credit of and two
years. notes with good security required and lien retain
ed upon the land until the purchase money is paid
ianS Il. X. CHEA THAN, Clerk.
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WM. GANVIN, {. I. KEEUkK. MASTER
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly COM fssS~ p
pleted and will be at Nashville hetirst
rise of the river She will carry 4uO tons
and her accommodations for passengers uneq uaed by
anv boat of her dimensions she viii be commanded by
Capt C. T. REEDER long and favofably known to our
community and the Cumberland river trade, generally
She will make regular weekly trips, leaving Louisville on
TUESDAYS and Nashville FRIDAYS, at o'clock,
2 NJ At the former place passengers will find various
Railroad and Steamboat lines TO convey them 10 any POINT
of destination they desire VIZ The old established line
to Cincinnati; Union line Wheeling; Ptsburg and Lou
syile line jefferson Railroad &C. &c. All atfordng the
a1nplest accommodations, combined with expedition.
sy" An orders Will be filled as low as at Cincinnati
al" For Freight or Passage, apply to
sep40-t HENRY 1. 1EAIMAN, agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCIN.
NATI PACKET

BEDF o r D, u. n. CoRBErr, Master
THIS and swift light draught steam ;e@n6s r
i will regularly between the above n tts5Issf
cties,-eaving Nashville each alternate Sat
urday al F. NJ and Cincinnati each alternate Sunday
10 O'Clock A NJ
Captain CoRBErT will give prompt and careful attention
to any and all busine entrusted 10 his care.
respectfully solicit from liberal public due proper
ton of the business between the cities and promise they
shall not be disappointed. A. LDAVIS,
jana Agent IT, s Mail Packet Office.
Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Packet.
THE splendid passenger steamer ok ,--x.s
L PRESS" Capt. b. $ ScuDDER, will e ~
comnenra running the above trade and @=saS.ss=zs
Ike regular trips there during the season.
For freight or passage, apply TO A. HAMILTON,
JAM Agent.
Deguiar Burl.sville and WaitsbOro faaasg-s n
III PACkET-The steamer REPUBLIC, skt54sfTiut5irFS'
Capt ARMSTRONG will commence running SsrzS
in the above trade, water will permit and con-
nue the upper trade daring the season For freight
passage applyto y HAMILTON,
dec29 Agent:
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RICH AND ELEGANT FERS

fICH AND ELEGANT FERS
& 2A
s<ss2A[
A FRANCISCO & wHITMAyS-There are lew ar
nees IN which the nnpraetised eye liable Be
or Nctorines and vet nine persons ont ~ ter ,s - -
pie 70 detect the difference when they view them apart from
81 So o' a. rancisco Whtman's Hat Store No % Pub
hat shall be IN all respects what Il is recoma5ded 10 -
ana al reasonable price Our stock very large and xs
Superior Sets of Stone Marten Lynx Fitch Rassr nd =,
the lower grades of Furs made up the most shonabl
manner.
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SCE2GyNg,A SVUAES.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books
used in the schools of the city and country.
rFy" Orders solicited T00N & RUTLAND
janl IA Union street.
NEW BOOKS,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or, Transcendental
Gastronomy Illustrated by anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents BY Briat Sa.
vorniransated from the late edition by Fayette Robin
son.
CHRIST IN HSTORY;or or. The Central Power Among
Men. By Robert Yarnball, D. d.
THE FLUSH TINES of Alabama and Mississippi
Series of Sketches. By Joseph G. Baldwin.
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUkNoT; or, Persecution
in the Age of Lewis XY. From the French By L. Bun
gener.
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854 Just received and
for sale by. jane F. HAGAN
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~ ROCERIES, &C., FRESH ARRIVAL
VI 100 bids New Sugar;
100 bbls Loaf, Crushed and POw'd Sugar;
$50 MolaSses
200 boxes ROsin Soap
1000 half and quarter boxes Sardinss;
100 boxes SLar Candles;
50 dOz. Baltimore Oysters;
80 boxes Rasns;
10 cerOons Indigo;
80 packages Imperial and G. P Tea;
200 kegs assorted Belmont Nails;
leo boxes Va. and Ky. TobaccJ
200 boxes pint FlaSks
Together with general stock which will be sold low By
LAEIER 4 PHILLIPS
dec2S Market streat.
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'sl 11IF
ARRIVED.
7-Luella, Paducah.
Aleonia, do.
HartSvile, GAINESVILLE.
S-Cape May, Padueah.
City of Huntsville, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
9-Beauiy, Paducah,
City of Huntsville, do
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FRESH ARRIVALS

FRESH ARRIVALS
~ BAGS RIO COFFEE, crop;
- % Lag do do do
10 Old Government Java do;
40 Kits Fresh Nackerel;
so Bbls MOlasses;
90 Half bbls do;
100 Boxes half and quarter boxes RaIsins. fresh;
Bags Pepper;
5 Gases Table Salt in boxes;
90 Nest Tubs;
20 Market Baskets with and without GOV srs;
IS = and gallon Demijohns;
80 Boxes, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
For sale by janl T. ELL
UST KECEIV EDO bones OF LANG
- HORN & ArmiStead'S finest Tobacco % dog Zinc
Wash Boards and for sale BY r r. BELL.
decl No 23 College Il oppOsta SeWanee House
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LIQUORS.
FOREIGNLIQUORS,

FOREIGN LIQUORS.
4 PUNCHEON Pure Irish Whisky;
Il do Scotch do
i pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gin;
Il pipes pure +. Brandy. best brands very ene;
. Is u casks Old Port Wine;
10 :" MADEIRA Wine
% baskets Anchor Champagne very fine.
Janl K. T. BELL.
IN BONES Langhorn h Armsteads best Tobacco;
~ 40 bbls Powdered Crushed and Loaf Sugars;
boxes best double refined do;
bbls St Louis Golden Syrup;
100 bags fine sack Salt;
200 boxes Sardines;
100 kegs Spiced Oysters
200 cans Fresh Holt 4 Maltby's hest.
so bags Buckwheat Flour fresh;
tierces Fresh RICE
ALSO, many other articles in the grocery line all Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices, By
r. F. BELL
Al Has,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court,
January Term, 1854.
James Wright and others,
VS. Order of Publication

TINS appearing 10 IIt sdsIaCIOn OF It COuTI
that the following defendants the above case to wit:
Elizabeth Hurt, Henry Hurt Elizabeth Wright William
O'Brient Nancy McGhee II. NJ. McGhee George 0Brent,
Agnes Peck John Peck Elizabeth Elliott, Andrew Elliott
and Lucy 0Brent nonresdents of the State of Ten
nesee and that the usual process of the law not be
upon them it is therefore ordered that publication
made newspaper for thirty days requiring said
defendants appear the February term 1854 OF this
Court be held at the Court House the city OF Nashville
the Monday said month and plead, de-
muir to the petition otherwise the aame will be taken tor
confessed as to them, and sc tflr hearing. .-
ian7-t sth feb +. X. CHEATHAM, Clerk, &c.
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T. JAMES
BOILING n WIRELESS,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

No. H. Union Street, South SIDE.
order reduce present Stock preparatory max
ing Spring purchases, will sell goods at greatly
reduced prices
Jeans Linseys and Socks taken at the highest market
price in exchange for goods.
jan2-3t BOILING WIRELESS.
Banner, Gazette and Evening News copy 8 times.
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STEAMER IROQUOIS, c. Pc .Ssa@@A
= TERSON, MASTER This splendid steam Y zss--s7ssS
er, having been thoroughly repaired will run f,.-s,x
Nea regular Packet between this Port and
Frw Orleans and will leave the first of water. For
eight or Passage apply to }. Il. 1EATMAN,
oct9S. Agents
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DE WISE IN TIME. AND BEFORE 1T Is

EWIN BROTHERS,
w. F. GRAY,
BERRY q DEMOVILLE.
GEORGE W. HENDERSHOTT,
T. WELLS,
H.G SCOVEL,
10. G. BROWN.
J. II. CURREY, Nashville.
l.. c. CLOUSTON, I I,,1, ,r
F.S. WOLDRIDGE fl"hAlin' l.
HAWKINS & FOWLER Columbia.
And by all Druggists in every in the State of 1ennes
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
lian5-lm tw
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THE BEST OF Boots AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST

a
CHEAPEST
NHARLES AYERS, corner of Market and ~tp
" Union streets, would say TO his customers and
the public that he still continues to manufacture all
kinds of Boots and Shoes at the shortest notice and of good
materials He has hand large stock of the above
named articles both heavy and light the latest fashion,
of his own make which he offers for sale low prices
the quality be purchased in the city. All he
asks is to give him call and be convinced that The
interest OF t1e buyer to encourage home industry He also
makes TO order and keeps hand superior article of La
dies Shoes, suitable for fall and winter wear.
p s Re airing done at the shortest notice ard rea
enable terms. oct4-Sm
UNOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT,
Il fronting lis feet Spruce street. between Church and
Broad running back from 65 to les feet and atng Is
feet McLenore street. Said lot will be divided
three lots to suit purchasers Said lot has lar
brick school house.
ALSO-A desirable Country Residence about three I.
from the city, on NOlensve Pke-a frame house withk
rooms, &C. bargain will be given.
AlSO-A brick house with six rooms &C. No 81 Spruce
street. near Cedar-and vacant lot Cedar Spruce
ALSO-A neat Brick Cottage in Edgeffeld with four
the residence Of Col Ramsey. Said house
formerly occupied by Rev. NJ Royce Make early arpE-
cation to r. W. BROWN
deco Real Estate Agent
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PLOWs! PLOWS!!

PLOWS! PLOWS!!
TIME Southern States that have 50 long SSS~-
depended Pittsburg and ClneIn-
matt for supply Of Flows, Wagons and -, :, A.
other Farming implements can now get all tney VAN a.
Agricultural Mandatory on Market street. ,ne
Tenn We would call the attention OF Planters ana Mer-
chants particularly TO very large STOCK o lows con-
sstng 81 great many of the most improved kinds now
in use and at as prices they can be brought here
from other places At the same place may be found all
kinds of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barrows and Rail-
road Plovs Cutivators and Harrows. Those wishing
pIows sent can order them direct from from most Of
the principal dealers in such things in Nashville as they
Teen them of our manufacture GEO. c. ALLEN, Prest
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Lower Market
sfreet Nashville Tenn nOv24-4m
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ana sensible about - years of age copper COLOR has
been working the railroad four years most of the time
foreman in drilling blasting &c Has lately became rather
independent OF his master Managers few nights since
by traders &c wish TO sell him | never oaye him b,I
one whipping He was born mine and raised by me-
NJ. BARROW
decl6-u miles west of Nashville
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TIME SALE OF GROCERIES, BY Ill. 81
Il FRENCH Friday, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
100 hhds Fair to Prime Sugar.
50 bags Mo Coffee;
100 bbls Molasses;
100 halfbbls Golden Syrup;
100 bbls Whisky;
With other articles IN the Grocery lire.
Terms made known on day of sale. ,,,,
dec7 d. - fh-'Ch'
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STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Cash, Freight Receipt, Wood Books &c. of good quail
at low prices. T00N g. RUTLAND
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~
II large Storehoe the corner OF Col
eye and Broad streets fronts 30 feet the east side of
College street. back about 10 feet alley. Apply
at No. 65 Cherry street TO
al7 K W. BROWN Real Estate Agent.