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RAILROAD MovRMENT.-A meeting of citi-
sens of Henderson, KY, was held on the goth
ult, at which a resolution was adopted urging
the City Council to subscribe $4,000 in the
stock of the Nashville and Henderson Rail-
road Company. Among those who advocated
this step, was ex-Gov. Powell.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Asst night but Of the engagement OF the distinguish.
- ed American Tragedian and Comedian James T. MUIR
doeh Who at the earnest desire Of bis many admirers will
repeat his great character Of Charles De Moor.
Friday evening, Nov will be acted Schiers' startling
Tragedy Of the Robbers.
To conclude with the new farce Of Who Speaks first
In rehearsal the Elder Brother, the Dramatist.
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maintenance of the privileges, honor, and dig
nifty of that profession. Onrself and colleagues
are unit upon this great point, preferring any
personal calamity, however overwhelming,
while struggling for the maintenance of the
honor and purity of the profession at large, to
any temporary eclat which the wealth and
Establishments Of an opposite course might
secure.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.
W T. BERRY & CO., have just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight
ONCE UPON A TINE. By Knight.
JOHNsON's TYPOGRAPHY. wells.
THE LAND We LIVE IN. Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. By Charles Knight
vols, Svo.
HALF.HoURs WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick Denson
Maurca, NJ A. Chaplain Of Lincoln's Inn.
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HANDSOME 1NCoEE TO BE MADE AT HOME.

fI'lE above can be made in every Town and County
throughout the Union, by engaging in the manufacture
and sale Of article upon which, for outlay Of So
thousand dollars year may be made The tcle Of
universal daily consumption and that has puzzled the
brains OF some Of the m'st eminent Philosophers.
sef evcent that it is destined become of the
most necessary OF the necessities Of life The article is
that viii have as ready and perment Mt sale -four
Full particulars viii be by ma the receipt OF 12
cents equivalent in Post Office Stamps Specimens
sent WHEN rsq Tired. Address.
JAMES T. HORNE co,
oct3f-1m Box 551, Pot Office, New York.
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rT We learn from our Indiana exchanges Rat
the New State Bank and branches chartered by
hale last Legislature, are being organized. TIE
1sttsncbes at indianapolis, Madison, and Lafayette
purchasers were right, Gnu our quolassvn q
wrong on that occasion. Pork was correctly
quoted in our paper Of yesterday.
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A BARGAIN.

Tn OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING.- The subscri
her offers lot Of about 1900 feet Of prime oak tame
Leather Betting In widths om six inches at cost
leash prices Of New YOrk) and per Ct Apply soon
nova JNO. b. WEST
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GRANTED New TRIAL.-The Murfreesboro'
Mems says Col. Sam. Rucker, of that county,
who was recently tried at Woodbury. for kill.
ing DR.. Smith, and judged guilty of murder
in the second degree, has been granted new
trial
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wJoseph Adams, a veteran Of '76, living
in Sbe'burne, VT, was recently attacked by an
truly steer, and Frustrated. He thrust his
"ugcrs into the nostrils Of the beast, cut its
throat with a jack knife, and thus escaped.
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FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD.

ON "WEDNESDAY, the 7th of November next the
" premises Will sell the remainder Of Fosters Addition
Edgefed. Our bill Of particulars will be ready
as possible LINDSEY 4 CR0CKETT,
80 College street.
E. r GLAscoCK, Auctioneer oct9i-td
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
W 7. BERRY & CO., have just received
/. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
O. Guizots History Of Ciyiz ,tion. 3y.
g. Faener's Classical Antiquities.
T. Lougnus the Sublime. vol.
s. Dane's Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure transa-
ton by Carlyle.
g. TassO's Jerusalem Delivered.
!. The Legislative Guide.
g. Irying's Life Of Washington.
o. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. websters Complete Works 6V.
II. Cslhouns Works. 4 vol.
r. Napiers Battles Of the Peninsular.
49, Napoleon in Exile by OMeara.
H. Lascases' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
Is AbbOtts Life Of Napoleon.
16 strckand's Lives Of the Queens OF England. vol.
H. Lives Of the Princesses OF England.
oct
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MAIL ARRIVALS.


Louisville daily, O'Clock P. NJ
Chattanooga eastern and soulhern) daily 6H A. NJ and
5P. NJ.
Gail Itin, daily, P. NJ.
Lebanon, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 12H P. M
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6P. NJ.
Tuscumba, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday IL A. Nj.
Memphis via Columbia, Monday, Thursday and Saturday,
II A. NJ.
Memphis via waver!y, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday,
2 P NJ.
Russellvlle, Monday, Wednesday and Friday P. NJ.
GAINESVILLE, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 p. NJ
DEPARTURES.
Louisville, Daily, A. NJ.
Chattanooga, eastern and Southern) daily ~ A. NJ and
81 p. NJ.
Gallatin, daily, 5 A. NJ.
Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, 5 A NJ.
Tuscumbis Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8 A. NJ.
Memphis via Columbia, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,
GA. NJ.
Memphis via wavery, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
A. NJ.
Russellville, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, p NJ.
Office hours from 81 A. NJ. TO ~ p NJ.
The evening mail will be ready for delivery at P. M
The morning mail by 4 to s.
oct3I S. R. ANDERSON, Pm.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
49, - -
OPEN TO THoMPsONs STATION

ON and after Thursday, November is trains will run be
" tween Nashville aud Thompson's Station, follows
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves NSshyille at 645 A. NJ, and p M arrives a,
ThomEsons At SIS A. NJ, and AS P. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Thompson's AZ s.45 A. ~, and 5
p NJ; arrives at Nashville AZ i025 A. NJ, and $50 p 81.
On Sunday the Morning Train only Win be run leaving
Nashville At A. NJ, and rhompson's AZ s.45 A. NJ.
~ Al Thompson's the Stages OF Carter, Thomas and
Hongh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNESB0R0, JACK.
son, TuscUMBIA. FLORENCE PULASKI and COLLIN.
BA be procured AZ the General Stage Once under
YerandAa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
nova x. Eng. and supt.
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e8- The Public will do well to read that long ad
vertisement of New Books, by Smith. Amongthem
are some remarkably interesting works, and they
are offered at the lowest prices. Call and see them.
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UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
AT BosToN.-The latest COW on the ground,
Says the Transcript weighs $500 pounds,
and is onlv wears of age. The largest OK is
years cd an |, weighs 2,76O pounds. This
huge ami al m easured 9 feet in girth, and is
valued at 5000. The heaviest pair of oxen
are about 8 years of age, weigh 1850 pounds
each. and are valued at $500.
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE COMPLETE

". 4. BER L q 90.
HAVE JUST Received THE FIFTH EDITION,
In q vols, limo, cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James p.
W johnson, NJ A., F. R. 81 &C. Author Of Lectures
Agriculture Chemistry and Geology ETC. etc. Illustrated
with 1l8 wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air Breathe, The P0isons we Select,
Tn Water we Drink, The Odours Enjoy,
The Soil We Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike,
The Plant we rear, What Breathe and Breathe
The Bread We Eat for,
The Beef we Cook, What, How, and Why We d.
Thu Beverages infuse, gest,
The Sweets Extract The Body we Cherish,
The Liquors Ferment, The Crrulatou Of Matter,
The Narcotics We Indulge in, ecapitulation,
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NEW SrOCKs
lust PUnITSEIED,
} he Howard Aslosiatlon. Philadelphia.

By the Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia.
ID EPORr on sPERdAfOKsHdSA, or Seminal WEAKNESS,
II impotenc the wee q Onan5a, NzsuTbat0a or Self
Abase aud other Diseases - lie sexual Orsans sh
Of ire aad derqns u Qcks, aad VaiuAbs
Afres 10 the Ancted, b. GE0. r CALHOUN, "a. D. Con-
saitiug sean q is Howard Association, Philadelphia.
Pa bsneveisnt Inslit1 lon established b special en09-
menf nr he rce q ne SEX and dsir-sse AFFECTED uiih
"Yirglent and EPismc Diseases" copy u ne above
Rrporl si Be szna b. nail "a sealed enseops1 fse %
csrge % ne recept q Two STAMPS flr postage Ad-
drsss %. Gao. < CALHOUN. No. Soulk Nnth 81,
PhtiadeiPhta, Pa. oetl7-d8m
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YOUNG AmERICAI


Agents Wanted in every eounyin this and adjoining States
To sellth above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance to make money viii be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be disposed
OF on unusually lair terms BY application to the proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you C9rn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the Ia
on and which cannot be superseded by past future
venOns Il is the very Mil which every Farmer Stock
Raiser should have; it will crush from 10 bushels Corn
aud Cob per hour with horse; easily fitted Up and
surfaces prevented, viii last any farmer ordinary life
time. | speak thus OF durability because The ssms
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
A WILL ON TRIAL
for IN, and if it don't give completes satisfaction 70
returna II there be any thus disposed let him
ey be refunded The Crusher be attached to horse
water steam power which renders the convenent
b south Of Mssons and Dixons ne All other Urushers
row in the South require too much power or VIII
out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Min which admits Of lateral wabbng
motion will sarily, OUT all other Crushers
are amenabe to this grand objection and the Propretors
DAEE not dispute It, In the construction Of HOUNg AMIR
A nave GAINED poser, and DEFY CONTRADICTIONS have
sene fction and CHAILENSS oSE WORD to the contrary
nave prevented vabbhng lateral E,otiOn, and all
eops led to it, therefore, assert that it is far
superior to any other Mill selling this Tennes-
see invention at the small Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
and any one wanting good thing" earnestly request
merits and principles OF this Mill.
AMI order from the Propretors or Agents.
A liberal discount made to dealers
J. P. DEoMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
ShelbyviIe, Tenn.
4 G ENTS.
EFis Moore CO., 81 Market street. Nashville, Mann
fscturers and General Agents.
Beaumont Pan Co., clarksvile, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski Agent for Giles County
VIM. B. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin County Tenn
and Jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance Castalian Springs, Agent for Sumner
County
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
W. VI. Rel, p. VI Rome, Agent fer smith County
j. K. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
W. r. Hunley Bros, Loudon Agents for Tennes-
see oct 15-dsvfv
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ARREsT.-Informatio was received from Padu-
cab Yesterday, that the safe of the St Francis Ho-
tel at Paducah robbed of 500, and that young
man named Bryant, who had left on a steamboat for
this city, had perpetrated the robbery. Officer J.
II Williams yesterday arrested Bryant, who had
put up at the Louisville HoGel, and registered his
name "W H. English" After being taken to
jail he delivered up $500 and the key of the safe.
He has an accomplish who has the remainder of the
money, but refuses to disclose his name. Officer
Williams will start with him to Paducah to day on
the Southerner-LouiSvHe Journal.
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To Railroad Contractors.

CyEALED Proposals Nll be received the ofhce o. The
> Edwshss and K.nfucky Railroad Company Ia Nashville
Tenn Saturdzy. December loth. ISIS fof ne con
u The load from Nashville 70 The Asatncsy ie,
where t the Hen4srsoa AEt Nashville kAtifoAd 70
henderson The Ohio RIVER The 4 r. a. X - slHses
ry-cshi Iars iong, hroush eoautFy sci Adapted or
Railroad construction, and the Sork Sh b disrd into
secsluns q aboat e each. wh Hay ae bid ir sa-
rately he whole road inendea IN proposition Pro-
Fasais may be made y bald The taTJ nies cay nsxf
= kashss either ~ tha sinEle csntfac
TheFe nc road tEifnei hn oiis onEs heavy
usrk Feinfs ana TO large nrssa A.ps,
Proaas Pans wi ready for exaaaxro1 ~ Dee se
sad any infrmAton may be ottsnsd ~ addressing the
drrsixned SAM'L WATSON, Ptsssdenk
s2s-irFtlcxl2 A. ANDERSON. Saisf knsineer
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sY- DR.. Kane, according to statement in the
Troy Wing, is soon to be married to Miss Marga-
reta Fox, the second sister of the Fox girls, who
formerly resided in Rochester, where they COM
menced the spiritual manifestations or Rochester
Knockings." DR.. Kane became acquainted with
the Fox fomily in New York. During his absence
Miss Fox his said-to be sffianced has been attend
ing young ladies' school at Philadelphia.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE concluded to with ny former business the
selling Of Lands, Town Lots Renting Houses &C. Ihave
hand for SALE several negroes amongst them
"a years Cd that will guarantee to be No. cook,
washer and oDer good seamsre and good general house
servant P 10 years old, and hoy Of the age.
have pledged my word not to sell these South
and select good homes for them and should the
purchaser not be pleased he them and ct his
money. IJct3l1 REEFS w PORTER.
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FRRsH srOcK OF

GOLF LEATHER TRUNKS a.. % ara 81 IN Of PhRa-
- dspA4 AanufactErc add lhs very Ladies Travel
ing frnks and honnsi boxss And aFse as-orEmenf 81
nrdiua And loE priced fran8A
Leather, WAtegpreof, Nsiges and Tapeatry ha<a
Ashfaza sciz Leather faiises.
sole LEATHER BuFgy rraBks Taiscs al sses ahd a
ever pFice. Jusi rscsissd ~ JOHN RANA6k.
ecseo q College a.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS

Pork AND HoGs.-The Cleveland Banner,
published in Bradley county, in this State,
thinks pork will rule at &c. this season. The
Lebanon Herald says: ''There are various opn-
ions as to what pork will be worth this fall
From what we have been able to learn, how
ever, we incline to the opinion that the price
will range from 1926 to 800 per cwt"
The Louisville Journal of Tuesday 30th, says:
We have heard of no transactions except one
large sale of 10000 head from the hooks by
pork-house owners at 600, taken by an Eng
lish packer We continue to quote 4.5Oa5.OO
gross, and G00a6.50 net, which includes the
offering as well as the asking rates-there be-
- ing no buyers, however, at the outside figures.
CoRN.-The Marysville East 7ennesseean, of
the Goth, says: 1--WE have heard of butfew con-
tracts for new corn-the prices range from %
to 80 cents"
TooAoco-The Br0Unswicker, published at
Brownswick, Mo-, says the tobacco crop in
that section may be set down as small in CON-
parison with the quantity raised in favorable
seasons in years past, but of good quality.
From the monthly report of the Havana
market, dated the 10th of Oct, We copy the
following:
ToBAcco.-There is considerable enquiry by e1-
porters for average lots of good quality, with which,
however, our market is badly supplied, and rates
for such are very firm, and an upward tendency is
observable. The manufacturers of cigars have re-
Gently appeared little inclined to yield to the con-
tinued extravagant demands of holders for superior
qualities yet the quotations rule high, and there is
but little appearance OF any reduction being con
scented to for a considerable period and these
fcturers will not be enabled to reduce the rates.
CIGARS appear likely to increase in price, for man.
ufacturers engaged in manufacturing new stock find
it impossible to realize fair profit without increas.
ing the present rates. for the United States CON.
munes are in brisk demand aud higher rates in ma
nv cases have been submitted to- Our market is
nearly bare of this article and neither the stock Of
the old crop that of the new appears suited for
manufacturing the required article. Iu1eed, the
cigars manufactured from the new crop, which
have seen rather Objectionable, and there is not
very full supply of these.
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
3 -: 9 !. e. 9 - 80
CHANGE OLE SrHEnuLI

CHANGE Of StHEDULE.
ON and after Sunday, Oct 2S two Daily Passenger Trains
~ will be follows
Day Train Leaves Nashville at $50 A. NJ, arriving at
Chattanooga at 420 p. NJ.
Night Express Train Leaves Nashville at $50 p NJ arriv
ing at Chattanooga at 6.lO A. NJ.
RETURNING-Day Train Leaves Chattanooga at A. NJ.
and arrive at Nashville at 4 81 p. NJ.
light Express Leaves Chattanooga at $50 P. NJ and
riyes y Nashville al $40 NJ.
II. I. ANDERSON,
oct3) Superintendent ~ O. r. Z.
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FnR SAILOR RENT

O. FARM containing 52K acres, situated on IN
SD: the Charlotte Turnpike, miles from Nashville. =
~ Said farm has good Well il, and abundance OF
young Fruit Trees and Of the best garden
tof acre) be found anywhere in the Couuty-a
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with four and hall and
necessary ouhouses stables &C. and best # ALL is Of
the healhest places anywhere Nashville. For further
Information applyto r. A. BALL0WE,
oct31 Gen'l Ag't, No. II Deaderick ST.
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THIRD LARGE INFORMATION.

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1856
ID G. McNAlRY co. will open this day a very large
H. stock Of rich and desirable fancy eds This stock
has been bought in New York within asten DAYS pr-
cipaly for cash. which viii enable to sell 10 cash and
prompt buyers very reduced prices The public are re-
spectully invited to call and examine their
Rich Founced Robes, for Evening Dresses;
BrOcades;
MORE Antiques
Nous de LANES, entirely new;
Cashmeres;
:. Cashmere Sls re-. Robes de chambre, entirely new;
With many other rich and desirable goods. CAL AND SEE
ALL.
We shall be opening goods every night this week
which will exhibit with pleasure the succeeding morn
ing. [Oct23l r O. McNAIRY 4 co
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PREMIUM WALL PAPEH

PREMIUM WALL PAPER.
ENROM the Mandatory of NJ. DE LR'COURT Of PARIS,
to whom awarded the first premium at the LONDON
EXHIBITION and the NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR.
We also keep constantly hand large and beautiful
rietY actured expressly for in this city and the
Eastern Market Purchasers will find present assert
ment superior to that Of any previous
PAPER HANGING
Done in the best by competent workmen.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Supplied at the lowest wholesale rates.
W. W FINN,
No AZ Market street,
oct30-1m Between Union and the Square.
NTOEECE-Owng to our detention East, irsm protrac-
~ ted Illness speoim Of stock exhibited
the late Mechanics FAIR. W. w. FINN.
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DISSOLUTION
HE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm and
style OF Hart HOLLISGSwORTE, dissolved the
Gath inst, by mutual consent
persons Indebted the late firm requested to make
immediate settlement.
Either partner authorized TO the Of the hrm
in liquidation only. HENRY HART, JR,
oct27-lw s. N HOLLINGSW0RTH.
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PREMIU1I CARRIAGEF ACTOR

PREMIUM CARRIAGE FACTORY.
lust finished 1 Fine Caleche Rockaway; IEE =
- Fine Family Barouche; E%A1-SS8Z
Fine Buggies; 81
which are offered on liberal terms for cash,
or good paptr. The public respectfully invited,
THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR,
to call and examine that Fine Premium Buggy Ware
ROOM COoper Building, Corner of Cherry AMI DeadeTck
streets. loct3 CRAM & SHEPHERD.
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HARPER.
TooN, NELSON 4 co. have HARPER for November.
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LIGHT READING.
Glove Hall. Hearts Ease
Gone Cut Corners. Peg Wolhng on.
The Hidden Pah. A Long Look Ahead.
Chris lie John Ida May.
The Waterman Rel smith Abroad
Blanche DearwOod. The Wife's Victory.
Memoirs OF Bennett Grace Lee.
The Wrinkles. Which, the Right or Left.
My Brothers. eper. The E.caped Nun.
The Old Farm House, The Masters House.
Star Papers Ruth Hall
Ellie or Human Comedy. The Summer Land
Peeps from a Belfry Fashion and Famine.
Swallow Barn. Rob Of the Bowl
The Old Inn Doestigks.
Big Bear Of Arkansas. simon Suggs.
Louisiana Swamp Doctor. Peter Poddy
Nelly Brachen. The English Orphans.
Greece and the Golden HOrI Easy Nat.
The Maroon Wide. Wide World.
Tennesseean Abroad. Gersacker's Travels
Flood and Field Memories the Water.
Cloud and Sunshine. fugenue by Dumas
The Money Maker. Commerce Of Prairies.
Bertha and Lily. Lofty and LOwly.
Honey Moon. Barclays Of Boston.
Substance and Shadows. Women Of Israel.
lac Been Thinking. Stray Subjects.
streaks Of squatter Life. Drama Pokervile.
MisfOrtunes Of Peter Faber. &c, &c &C.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
oct31 BGU
DOBE DE CEFAMBRE-Received this day an
II other supply of Gentlemens Dressing Robes-varous
oct26 J. H. McGrLL.
HINDER WEAR-Another supply Of seasonabe
- underwear, received and fr sale by
oct26 J. II. McGILL.
ITMBR lot Of Umbrellas received
- aud for sale by J. II. McCilLL.
'IlEES AND CRAVATS-Every style and pattern
L in store end for sale by j. III. MEG ILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
Oct26 Corner College st and Square.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
ORATORS AND MEN.

TIE NOSF EMINENT
ORATORS AND STA TESNEN
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches Of the lives, specimens Of their eO-
quence and an estimate Of Their genius. By DAVID A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Demosthenes. William Pitt.
Cicero. Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham. Lord BrOIgham.
Edmund Rurke. Patrick Henry.
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames.
Charles james Fox. Henry Clay
Lord Erskins Jrhn @. Calhoun.
John 1hepOt Curran. Daniel Webster.
Richard Brinsey Sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. Svo cloth. Just received BY
W. 7. BERRY 4 co.
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NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES FINE SHOES.
I AIDES Kid r X. Boots and Boots and Buskns;
II Front and Side Laced high Caters;
Fine Kid High Laced Buskinsi
" 4" Tn ok Soled Buskins;
" Stitched Walking shoes,
Cloth Thick Soled Buskins;
Misses Nigh X. H. Gaiters; Just openedby
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct25 AZ College street.
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A NELL ON TRIAL
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
FIFTY DOLLARS,

ana any one wanting good thing are earnestly request
ed to examine the true merits and principles of this Mil
AMI order from the Proprieors or Agents.
/ A liberal discount made to dealers
J. ?. DROMGOOLE Sole Proprietor.
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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-02

Agents Wanted in every eountyin this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
COIN AND CORR MILL.