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~ WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS, STANDING
Never in my life have had pleasure doing any
thing giving this certificate to the world hope
NAV be the of thousands creatures being
from that dreadful disease, Rheumatism wife
has been afflicted with 1t for twenty years most of the time
suffering excrucang pains every part of he body ay
ing no appetite she reduced almost skeleton SO
violent were palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses of opium Every joint sweed very
much and hands covered with large
Jumps. She could do no kind Of work-the and
being hard and contracted that her limbs were
drawn together that she obliged TO be in bed con
SANITY. In this condition che had been twenty years.
without getting relief from every thing used
untr she commenced the use of II. C. FARRRLL'S ARA
BIAN LINIMENTthe first bottle which produced great
change She has used five bottles, and the swenss
have nearly all gone down; pain has entirely left herr she
sleeps well and soundly eshy than she was IN
her life excellent appetite, and spins and all
day. BY of few bottles she be well
as ever she was If any wonderful cure he
has only TO at my residence PEORIA learn the
from we's own lips or he further in
anire of any OF my Beishbors SAMUEL ELSON.
H. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN IMMINENT is also an ex-
celent remedy for Palsy, Sprans Bruises, Cramps, Chill
blans Burns Pains Toothache Sore Eyes, oe. and in
cattle remedy in the world where ex
ternal application is required.
Look out for Couaterteitsl
The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made disappearance called W. q. Parres
rsban Lnment the most dangerous OF all the counter
having of Farrell, many will buy
good faith without the knowledge that's counterfeit
ists and they will perhaps only discover their when
he spurious mixture has ought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Far
re sole inventor and proprietor and Wholesale druggist
No. II Main street, PEORIA Illinois, to whom all applications
for Agencies be addressed. Be get with
the letters H. before Farrell's, thus-H G. FARRELLs
and his signature the wrapper AIother
let's. Sold by
RWTN BROTHERS,
WE. GRAY.
u. e.. SCOVEL,
by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
states.
II Price 95 and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet in
United States, which is not already established
Address H. G. Farrell above, accompanied with good
eerenee to character responsibility, DC. Ifebl-im
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Trhv Morgan & Co.

"AVING taken the house formerly occupied BY j. p
i I Dromgooe, door 10 Berry Demove's Drug
Store will be prepared from the LIST 10 The 10th OF March
exhibit an freV fresh and well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancg Dry Goods and Varieties, to which they
ask the special Of cash and short time gSODs
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
prices fur Orr last wears standard they Oer them
to the public without ans fear of being undersold.
feb2J
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NEW BOOK ON sPrRITUALIsM.

NEW BOOK ON sPIRITUALIsM
"SPIRIT-COMMUNI0N Record of Communications
from the SpirtSpheres, with iucontestble evidence of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
]. 3. FERGUSON. Union and american Steam Press.
This is one Of the remarkable books OF the age
whether regard the nature of the Spirit Communic4
lions records the strange disclosures presents the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the fu
ure life its able and distinguished Editor has offered in its
eloquent pages II is very well adapted to the object had
in yew and must command extensive circulation. No
read without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency Of its philosophy the rational character OF
of its religion the beauty and submity of its appeals and
the honesty and fearlessness of its author
For sale at the Book Stores of the city. rjanl2-t
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~ We understand that man by the name of
PEAsE, was lying on the bridge near Antioch, on
Monday night, when the train was going out The
cars ran over his arm whilst he was in this situa
tion-msngling it most horribly. Strange to say
he knew nothing of it until he awoke next morn
ing. He supposed to be in an intoxicated con-
dition
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CURL your EA.TR.

RECOLLECTION!
TINE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound,
Qatey introduced into this countrY,) will be sent by
the subscriber any person in the United States the
Canadas, for 81 90.
The KROLLERfON viii curl or wave the hair in the
most beautiful manner ANY person having the coarse
and uncouth looking hair transform into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL by the OF this article The ingredients
will not l2 cents aud with this receipt any one
make equally good in every respect that sold IS
per bottle Ii preferred, package OF kroerion, ready
made will be sent free Of postage insts BAD of be Receipt
rectons for use. Send all letters, postpaid, to
Il. a. FREMONT
ianll-w9m Warren. Trnnbn Co. Ohio.
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NOTECE.


Atthe last regular meeting of The Fire Association of
Nashville the following report submitted by the
mlttee Tor the collection OF preminms-viZ:
our committee for the collection of premiums beg leave
70 report that IN the discharge of their duty they called
upon Mr. Joseph NaSh Agent for the Etna Granite and
Penn Mutual Insurance Companies for his proportion of
the premiums awarded by consent OF the der
writers and that he refused not only pay but TO Tecog
nlze the right justice of the claim.
Thinking il sniair that he Offices for which Mr. Nash is
agent should reap the benefits OF protection from the Fire
department without contributing in some measure TO the
support of IT. earnestly recommend that this Association
take some definite action in regard 10 1t.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
r. FORBES,
o. A. FOSTER
Nheeupon the following Preamble and Resolutions we're
offered and unanimously aGOpied-yiZ:
hereGs Joseph Nash Esq agent for slndry Insurance
Companies takrg risk property in the city Of Nashville
and vicinity has refused after repeated application 10
comply with the long established usage of underwriters
taking risks in this city in the payment of bis proportion Of
the premiums awarded by consent OF insurers to
sustain lie Fire Department. Therefore
Be reotrsa, That upot the occasion Of fires zrfce-
Geaee R be gtg in ecery instance protecting properly
such may be insured and srch is insured in
other offices than those for which Mr. Nash is agent
Resrsd That the above Published in the city papers
GEO II. SHEPkRD, Nc. l.
JN0. l.. GLENN no. q
l.. FREEMAN No. s. G5a
JN0. FElfS, No T.
CANNON SPAIN Fire Pol
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NEW EIRM

THE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
i ing Works on Cumberland river prepared 10 exc
cute orders for Iron which we viii warrant be equal
quality to any offered in this market We solicit
continuance of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
give the that best exertons shall be used
give satisfaction to those who may favor with their
ders HILLMAN BROTHERS.
isnoO-1m
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Neyv Books! New Books (!
THE WIFE,S VICTORY. ByMrs Emn,

THE WIFa'S VICTORY. BE- Mrs Emma d. E
v soathworth. In vols. paper. Price IS cents
Mrs Southworth is he finest nbOress in the country
Her style 0rcble and bolt. There is exciting n1e
rest in all her compositions. VIII oh renders them ihe
popular novels in the English language Ar Iork E,
F0r.
.Nrs Sauthrorth Is the best American writer Of the
age"-PfiiV BErcAaat
ry in all that writes which commends her to the
probation Of every thoughrfu mind Batiosors RTg /
-.
s.Si,e is woman Of brilliant genius" o'ire BrIseb
he is the best fiction writer in the country -Beflo
Express
writer's" Public Ledger.
Life in the Clearings versus The Bush. By Mrs.
Noodle author Of Roughng il in the Bush" sc vol
PAGER. Price 80 cents
May and December; A Tale Of Welded Life. BY
Mrs. hu5back l vol paper. Price 80 cents.
The Mysteries of the Cont of Queen Anne;
Being OF the most interesting Historical RomanceSev
written. BY m. Harrison Ainsw0Tth author Of . Jack
Sheppard, DC. vol. paper. Price so cents.
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1855.

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1865.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
No. 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE in store a large proportion of their exteu-
sve stock of Foreign and Domestic SIeple and Fan.
CIV Dry Goods
Enbroideries,
Laces.
White Goods
Irish and French Linens
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings BE-;
Which they offer on the favorable terms The trade
and dealers are reques ed TO favor them with an early call
They will also be receiving throughout the season regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goods Embroderies
&c. &c.
A j. DUNCAN 4 CO.
No 20 Public Square
N, B. 800 bales Brown Sheetings and DrinCs of
Southern Manufacture, for which we agents.
feb2l A j. ID. & co.
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2S, 1855.
C0TTON.-Ws have but little OF interest to note in the
way of transactions in the cotton market Sales of small
lots yesterday at previous figures.
Nothing done in Tobacco. The grocery market remains
unchanged, and the stocks on hand limited.
Nsw ORLEANS Feb. %.
CorToN.-The demand did not appear active but the
sales nevertheless reached 5000 bales easy rates for
low qualities. Ordinary 6a7 Low Mddling 71ls75 y; Mid
ding saSA.
ToBACco-Fortyi five hhds, sold at 7ss; at e;l show
ing decline of A. and yesterday 100 hhds yellow banks
private terms but supposed to be still greater de.
cline.-Picayune, 22d
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.
Sales Of co hhds tobscco-lugs showing decline of Is
TO per 1905 IS S0a5 So Is at IS 6oa5 49, IL $6a
40 10 at Sc 50a6 IS, S7aI 90 ct 81 45s 80 at IS
05a8 TO- and ut IS 50a9 25.
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TIE GIANT KILLER,

DETTER KNOWN as Leavitt'S Corn Mill and
d Crusher, may be seen in operation the of
Broad and Summer Streets adjoining toe Manufacturing
Establishment of David NJ. Allen. Farmers and stock
raisers are invited examine this Mill is unsurpassed
in its adaptation to their wants Persons wishing TO pur
chase crushed stuff be supplied application above,
or leaving their orders with r. A Baowe of Deaderick ST.
feblI-Im JAMES G. BALDWIN.
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LECTURES on THE PRoPHEcrEs-The Rev. s.
BoSHoNME viii deliver his 9TH lecture, in course,
this Wednesday evening at o'clock, in the lecture
room at the First Presbyterian Church, (Rev DR..
EDGARs)
Subject lssia"'
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EREEEEF ES ON HAND!

IhOoE AZ hUPIUhE
VIZ a. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w . MANUFACTURER AND FILTER, Of No. l.
Egan's Buildings Adams street. Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Sherman New Orleans Truss Esab
shment respectfully the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with COM
pete assortment Of mechanical contrivances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE OF all forms OF
HERNIA. Mr.. Gibbons long experience and the
fact that he is backed by the brightest and most in
telgen physicians of the South West him in as
serng that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dangerous misfortune would do well call on him a.
he arrvesbusness arrangements not permitting
him 10 remain long The Medical Faculty will be
called upon by Mr.. GiddOn, who will explain 10
them the peculiares of his instruments Each Truss
is made To ORDER. thus insuriug PERFECT PIT; and
each individual requires different degree OF pressure
the patient experiences hat he never did beore1 COMFORT
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself
and cheer him with the prospect of final and radical cure
Mr.. Giddon during his long experience, has fitted rup-
tued em children ct toe breast up parties who
have reached their three score and ten"
The adaptation Of the Guta Pereha has proved of meal
culable value 10 the planting community nasmuch as the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects of human perspraon especially
that OF the negro
Mr. GliddoD is 10 he found for short time at the CITY
Hotel Room 26 Nashville. where he refer to some Of
the prominent citizens of this city, whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended BY Drs RObsrds and Taylor, Pro-
lessons Memphis Medical College, Drs Peyton, Pitman,
TAYLOR Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Jan %. lS55-tf
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TINE undersigned have associated themselves together
! under the style and firm of IRBY MORGAN { Co,
Dry Goods and Variety Jobbng Business in
this city. lRBY MORGAN,
Eeb 20 Ie55 HENRY o. PIIJNNER
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an Chamcery at woodbury.,

Martin ". Armstrong Oswin Alexander and Elan
hIeNaudsr-o. Injunction and Attachment Bill.
appearing 20 the Clerk and Master from the bill which
IS sworn u ln this cause; that Elan Alexander is q
resident of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served him. Therefore, is
ordered that publication he made Of this order, the
INIvS AND AMERICAN, newspaper printed in the city o
Nashville Tennessee for thirty DAYS; requiring the said
of u next Court OF ChauCery be held in the county
Ot Cannon, said State al the Court house in the town of
Woodbury.. the first Monday in April next 1855 then
and there plead iSswer or demur 10 compainants bill
orhe viii be taken for confessed as To him. and set
down for hearing plyte. THO. q. WOOD,
Jan 2a-3HdaysW Clerk and Master
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REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT AUCTION
BY DAVIS & SWAMI

REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT AUCTION
BY DAVIS g. SWAMI.
NN TUESDAY, 9TH INST, we will sell for cash in
7 front of our store
90 hhds prime and medium Sugar;
200 bags fresh Rio Coffee;
$50 bbs Plantation Molasses;
Ito 1z-bbls do;
Is bbs No Crushed Sugar;
% bbs Loaf and PulveriEed Sugar;
50 bbls No Mackerel-a good article; these viii be
sold in lots TO suit the trade;
80 boxes Cod Fish
so boxes Mould TallOw Candles;
80 dozen Painted Buckets;
90 nests White Cedar Buckets;
90 dozen Wash Boards
100 dozen superior Cotton Irvine;
100 dozen Wire Sifers;
Also Invoice of Liquors In the l1voiCe will be found
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whiskey;
80 1P-bhls American Brandy;
l6 bbls Tennessee Whiskey;
bbls Fourth-proof Brandy;
6 bbls Jamaicl Rum;
10 bbIs Malaga Wine;
With Magnolia, Old Bourbon aud other Whiskey.
~ Sale to commence with Glass Ware and variety Of
small articles feb24 DAVIS & SWAMI.
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INFOkMATlON WANTED.

to the present residence OF Robert Patterson and Cor
- neius Lemont who were boh enlisted soldiers in the
wGr of 1912.
Robert Patterson Irishmsn BIZ BIRTH Weaver BY
trade aud 81 years Of age in 1873 They both enlisted al
Nashville tennessee They their can learn some
thing to their advantage by addressing
fe2l-3eoSwlm BOX ISL, P. o., Nashville, Tenn.
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Amabel: i Family History.
BY MARY ELIZABETH wORMELEY.

await, and Love himself will bring
The dropping flower Of knowledge changed TO fruit
OF wisdom. Wat: my faith is large in Tine
And that which shapes it 10 some perfect end"
Issanson.
GA work Of uncommon merit. force OF thought and
original interesting incident '-B0SsSH AdrsrtiSsr.
Sit bears the stamp Of much than ordinary se-
MUS ,triies ReoordsT.
II contains many Of hghy-wTought interest =
PataaR.
This story remarkable FOR tine intensity Of the
et il embodes Tor its vigorous and polished dictinn
great range and character and for originality and
energy tft{y Des7dtrs
s.orr of heart joys and trials. not without stirring
incidents and romantic Turns -Certssbd1 inquirer.
'sThere is charm in this tale that IS irresistible fl
bIay argus.
40 Anabel is far above the range OF common hctioa,
both in syle sentiment and sense. II written with
viror strength and cearness OF purpose The interest
The story is wholly sustained The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation. The style IS admirable
Home Journal
With many others Just received by
febS Z. HAGAN, Market street
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DANCING AND CALIsTHENICS.

DANJINU AND IALISTliENICS.
MR. GOODWIN has taken the upper rooms of The
VI Odd Fellows Hail. and Will commence giving in
slructons in these graceful accomplishments on FRIDAY
the Esd inst, at4 p. M.
GentIsmen's Glass from to g. P. NJ same days
Terms sic per Session.
DAYS of Tuiton--Mondays Fridays and SATURDAYS
fehZo-f
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x We are indebted to the steamer Aleonia
for files Of late St Louis papers.
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THE CVaTnCrshiP heretofore existing under the STYLE
: Of 'RENSHAW s FAIRS is dssoved by mutual con-
sent The undersigned viii settle all the business of The
late hrn, and is alone authorized to use lis name
Feb lin Il. l.. CRENSHAW.
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ESTRAY-IuCKMAN COUNTY, TENN.
VNAKEN UP by Zaiock Martin, living in the 4th dis
l trict in Hickman eoanty, Tennessee BAY HORSE,
about Is hands high hind foot white under the pas
joint shoe the right fore loot supposed to be
four year old in the spring Appraised on the 18th JAM
nary, 1855, to SOS. K DEEM.
febll-wSt* Ranger for Hickman Count {.
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HENDERSON BROS,
PRACTICAL PLfTMRERS.

HENDERSON BROS
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
% DPaderick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
rINHEY are prepared to tit up Hotels and Private 4
4 Dwelling Houses both in town and country, 80
with the necessary arrangements-suoh Hot ~
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Water Closets Wash Ea
sins, Wash Tubs Pumps &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe and Hydrants put
up cheap also, Old Hydrants repaired.
~ Call and see new Force and Iif Pump, which
is very useful in case of hre. (jsn26-3m
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Cincinnati Commission House.
PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES.

THE undersigned continue the COMMISSION BUSI-
l. NESS at their old stand, devoting prompt attention
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]. T. POINpEXTER

PORT AIT PAINTER,
iebl0-H Studio over W. T. Berry & Co.'S Book Store
DRoF H BUCHANAN AND DR. G Al MAYFIELD
will give Course OF Instruction in all branches
taught the Nashville Medical College commencing on
the first Monday in April and continulBg during the sum-
mer months
s1s~ Fee $50 in advance. Ifeblc-ImdtwSw
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FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
TFNHE house and lot lately occupied by Charles e. Pea
body fronting 20 feet Market street. $50 feet deep
The buildings all in good repair ard cost 81 O0O
splendid bargain be had in the purchase Of said
premises Possession given 1st January, 1856. Terms
liberal
Also, Lots in Edgefeld, 100 feet front EACH under
improvement-both near the city.
Also acres in the Buens Vista Plan of Lots with
elegant building site high and healthy
Also Lots in McNairy's Addition, within 10 minutes
walk of the Square; fine building SITES with beautiful
shade trees.
bargain will be given in the sale of any of said lots
.zdy Apply 10 ID. f. WlLklN.
Bin No. 20 Cherry street
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ELECTION NOTICE,

THE annual election of Seven Directors TO manage the
affairs of the Nashville Gas Light Company Tor The
ensuing yes will take place at the office Of the Company
on Saturday Sd March, l555.
ianS-tf JAS. H. KENDRICK Secretary
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
TENNESSEE


TENNESSEE
To all who shall see these Presents Greeting:
WHEREAS. Il has been made @A
w known 20 me. that a certain SS1'xsszzs@sS2A
JAS NJ. CRABTREE charged with 'sSstTA<SS
having committed foul aud murder on the ODD
Gav OF December lSjA, upon thu body Of Thomas W At
kDson late OF our County of Montgomery has fed from JUS
lice and IS now running at large.
Now. therefore, J, ANDREW JOHNSON. Governor as
aforesaid byvriue Of The power aud authority in me vest
ed do hereby offer reward OF two hundred dollars to
any person or persons who apprehend the said Crab
tree aud deliver him the sheriff or tailor of our County
OF Montgomery IN order that justice IN that behalf may be
had and executed.
- In testimony whereof 1 have hereuntn set
is2as7S0 my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
~ trANss State to be affixed a Nashville on the Sd
i*...SS-ff,SSsslSi day OF February, 1855.
N'asaass.sS by the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON
". 3. A. RAMSEY, Secretary of State.
James ~ Crabree is about five feet aud eight inches
high rather dark complexiOn dark hair and eyes; and
aboa TWENTY-FIVE thirty years of age, and weighs
hundred and thirty pounds
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26.-night. river is
closed above. Navigation suspended. To-day IS
the coolest of the season.
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BROWNSVILLE.

2oEoautiful Building Lots or Sale or Lease on long time
WILL sell Ten Lots about four acres cacs on credit
OF two three, four and five years. with interest
persons who will bind themselves to improve the Lots.
Will also lease Ten Lots for five years with the privilege
Of renewing the lease for five years he ground
be paid annually advance These lots situated about
and quarter miles from the city, the Gailatn
pke-a number of them front ting the Foster pike The
soil is unsurpassed the nelghborhOod excellent.
feblS-2w r. ". BROWN. 44I6 Cherry St
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NEGROES FOE SALE

T HAVE several very valuable servants for sale that
have owned several years. having selected and retain
ed them for cir good qualities, but having moved the
city, lbave for them, consequently would like to
sell them Exchange them for others as must think they
are getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would send South not now exchange
them for negroes thatwin do to keep.
RES W. PORTER.
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NEGROES AGAIN.
II HAVE ON hand twenty negroes among them is an ex-
ceilent Shoe and Boot Maker and several good Cooks
also have 10 negroes consisting Of Families that
satisfy any gentleman coed servants as there is
in the State restricted the sale citizens Of Davidson
County.
nOv20 REEFS W. PORTER
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A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling. with Eve rooms Il
"a Kitchen &C. No. IS Market street, adjoining the Ag.
ricultural manufacturing Company. apply to
feb20-2w J. l.. 4 r. W. BROWN 541E Cherry St
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The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
TIAVE removed their Depot to FOGGS NEW BUILD.
Ii INGS, No. lS COLLEGE STREET South Of Spring
where they will be pleased to attend to Tue calls ct Their
customers Thew keep constantly hand every variety Of
FUHNIT URE!
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit continuance Of the same .and hope give
general satisfaction K. H. GR00MES,
w. l.. Nance. Sec'y. President
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