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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TNHE undersigned wishes sell his land interest IN JACK
county, Ala 1t consists as follows: Between lsV
1900 Of land hundred Of which rich
and Creek bottom lsnd 500 OF which cleared and
under fence The balance bench and mountain land heav
ly tmbere1 with Cedar Poplar, Ash, Beech Gum ana OAK
There is the premises steam saw mill, which is caPa
be of cutting orc OF lumber per day, conveniently To-
Gated to the timber. The land is finely adapted 10 the
growth Of Blue Grass Clover and Meadows Corn Cotton
and Wheat. -
The above property located 10s miles from Nashville,
and within one OF the ~ q. R. r. where there Is
DEPOT within five miles Of the junction Of the N c. r
and the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
TERMS The above land and mill viii be sold follows
Part cash the balance in and years, with interest
There are 26 head of mules and mares; Also 80 OF
80 head OF cattle and goo barrels Of Conn., and Oats that
can be bought by tn purchaser.
Tn Mil will pay for the whole property before the money
is due Apply to WM J. BASS on the premises, or AN
DERSON'S p. o., Tenn,
nov12-viian1 LINDSEY CROCKETT, Nashville.
Nashville true Wing copy in weekly paper until January
l. and send account this Office -NdshrtAs Union ana
AtneLicnn.
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The St. Louis Disaster.

The melancholy disaster on the Pacific Rail
road continues the chief topic of interest in
our st. Louis exchanges. Monday was observ
ed in that city as day of fasting and prayer
At the First Presbyterian church the funeral
services of Rev. DR.. Billiard and others occur
cd. 10 the Catholic churches high mass was
said for the repose of the soul of Thos. OSulli-
van, the Chief Engineer, Henry Choteau and
Capt. o'Flaherty.
The Board of Directors of the railroad have
appointed a commission to investigate the
causes OF the accident.
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Wild CAT BANKs-The Memphis Eaqle and
Enquirer the other day warned its readers
against the Agricultural Bank of Tennessee, q
private stock concern, chartered two years ago.
That paper says the charter has passed out OF
the hands of the persons TO whom it was orig
inaIly, granted, and is owned by Chicago men.
The people of Illinois are taking ground
against these wild cats" A meeting of the
farmers and mechanics of that State was held
at Chicago on the 25th ult., to discuss the pol
icy of receiving notes as currency of unsecur-
ed banks. The meeting concluded its deber-
atoms by denouncing, in series of resolutions,
this sort of currency, and called on the Gov
ernor to lay the subject before the Legislature
at an extra session, or at its regular session
In this connection, we learn from sworn state.
ments made by the officers OF the Atlanta and
Interior Banks, in compliance with the Gov.
ernor of Georgas proclamation, that both the
Atlanta Bank and the Interior Bank of the
State Of Georgia, are owned by George Smith,
of Chicago, for which locality he uses their
currency. Out of 5000 shares of the Atlantis
Bank, with capital of 100000, George
Smith owns 1890 shares, or 1895 600; and
oct of 5000 shares of the Interior Bank with
a capital of $500, 900, the same George Smith
owns 4, $50 shares, or $4,000.
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From the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
GLORIOUS NEWS PROM TEXAS!
Evans Elected % Congress !

By letter 10 our contemporary Col B. F. Dill,
of the Appeal, from John Marshall, Eco, editor Of
the Austin State Gasefte dated Austin, October "a
1883. we learn, that after ALL Evans, (American,
has been elected Congress in the Eastern District
of Texas over Ward, (Ant.) Mr. Marshall, who
s an Anti, says :-"At last am sorry 10 say il Is
found that Evans, X. n, Of our Eastern District,
Is elected 20 Congress- but does not give the exact
majority That ne is elected, however, there is nc
longer any doubt, and this long mooted question Is
Al length put 90 rest The contrast "a Eras bstuec,
America,,ism and ForeigHisHs, Is DRAW BATTLE
iihsianditg The fact that than fourth
of the Votes Of thai State arc foreigners. WELL
BOSE TEKAs
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NEW Yoak MoxEr MARkEr..-rhe Courier and

NEw YoRK MONEY MARKEr.-The Courier and
Enquirer Of Tuesday says: $4,000.
Among the merchants there is no pressure for
money. Payments from the South and West, and
from the country generally more prompt than
usual. There Is an increased demand among our
importers, who have occasion to make remittances
to Europe and there is enquiry for bills to be
paid for by time paper The cash rates for sterling
bills quite Low the leading houses being nclin.
ed 10 sell at 1854.
The large amounts Of forign dry goods thrown
upon the market recently, require heavy remit.
tances TO Great Britain and the Continent, and Il
our importers would be more moderate In this line,
the exchanges would permanently be in our favor.
The country has rarely exhibited more prosperous
condition than at present. Cotton, tobacco, -four
aud grain are all in active demand for consumption
throughout Europe, and at prices that must amply
reward the planter in the United States
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Benefit Of Mr.. J. K Mortimer which occasion viii be
performed favorite Dramas Lucille and Dos CESAR DE-
BAzAN. Miss @. Wyette Mariana and Lucille.
Monday Evening Nov. r. will be acted the beautiful ORA
OF LUCILLE, The Story Of the Heart s. syn SIR.
}. K. Mortimer.
To conclude with the Drama Of DON CESAR DE BAzAH-
Don Caesar. Mr.. J. X. Mortimer.
Tuesday Evening benefit Of Mr.. J. Davis.
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NEW ENGJUSHROOKS.

W. T. BERRY co, have just recev. d.
THE Old PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. BY
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON TINE BY knight.
JOHNSON'S TYPOGRAPHY. 2 wells.
THE LAND We LIVE IN. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Ct the British Empire. BY Charles knight
2 vols Svo.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight. 2vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick Denson
Maurice, NJ A, Chaplain Of LiDcoln's Inn
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IRox.-The Cincinnati Price Current Of the
9Th says:
The market has not assumed any new aspect since
eur East, and continues rather dull for kinds though
prices are unchanged We quote Hot Blast Ohio
Pig st sS5 per ton from the wharf usual time
Cold Blast also remains unchanged Bars are eel
ing al 2tas and sisic f0r common and charcoal
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ORATOBS AND TATEsMEN

TIE MOST EMINENT
ORA TORS AND STA TESNEN
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES.
Containing sketches Of the lives specimens Of their eo-
quence and an estimate OF Their genius. By DAVID A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Demosthenes. William Pitt.
Gle no. Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham Lord BrOugham.
Edmund Eurke. trick Henry.
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames.
Charles James Fox. Henry Clay.
Lord Erskine Jihn G. Calhoun.
John 1hepOt Curran. Daniel Webster.
Richard BTinsey Sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. Svo cloth. Just received by
W.T. BERRY 4 CO.
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John D. Owens James Patey and Others
TT nppe ring the Court James Patey is
OF the state Of Tennessee il is ordered that publ
cation made in the True Whgs pap published at Nash
vile ordering said defendant to appear fore the County
u Smith County at the Court House in Carthage on
the Monday December next, and plead, answer or
demur TO said petition the will taken for
feS~el W. V. K HALLUM
poyl2-w3t Clerk Of Smith County Court.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

money is ever well SPENT 1t is in the purchase OF Books
for Children. Nowadays there is no end to the beautiful
Juveniles Any be convinced Of this by looking
the Bookstore Of c. w. sMTH More than thousand vol
gtterng in gold and pictures, may be there =
Parents, visit his store
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DIED-0nithe l0th, in this city, Mrs. CAROLINE
NJ, wife of DR.. L. T. Gum
On the 10th inst, Mrs. SARAH H., wife Of James
II. Kendrick.
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Foreign Metal Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 6, 1855.
RENARKs-A considerable business has been
transacted in metals generally for shipment. which
has caused our market 20 remain steady. Copper,
as last quoted; English bariron has slightly declin
ed; Staforshre iron remains firm lead has advanc-
ed steel has improved in value; spelter is steady
at former quotations; tin has receded; tin-plates
without variation; Quicksilver, a shade lower.
lRox.-English merchant bars have not been so
saleable aad diminusion In value has been the re-
suit. Contracts having been passed at 81 per ton
for forward delivery T. o b. 10 London, there Is no
alteration for iron out Of stock. Rails less en-
quired for. StAfordshlre keeps firm, with little
more enquiry for Shipment Scotch pigs have agaia
suffered oy the further advance In the Bank rate Of
discount, sales having been effected at 7ss; mixed
numbers; buyers 10 a limited extent On Change,
the closing price was 7ss 10 rs. Sd, mixed mum
bers, cash, & m b, {. o b. in Glasgow.
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VALUABLE BOOK }.

ABLE hooks.
W T. BERRY 4 CO., have jus, received
l.. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guizoi's History Of Civilization. sv.
s. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. Longinus the Sublime. vol.
5. D&n,es Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure TanslA
ton by Carlyle.
G. Tssso's Jerusalem Delivered.
I. The Legislative Guide
s. Irving's Life Of Washington.
Q. Bentons Thirty Years in the Senate.
TO- webster's Complete Works. Sv.
H. Cashoun's Works. VOL
T. Napier's Battles Of the Peninsuar.
1S Napoleon IN by 0'Meara.
H. Lascases' Memoirs o. Napoleon.
Is. Abbott's Late ~ Napoleon,
10 Srckand's lives Of the Queens Of England. VOL
H. Lives Of the Princessss Of England.
oct
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

THE Splendid Passenger Packet a Tr-N -
Il SsLLIE WEST, J. N. CoRBTTT sEgH CSHsskHs
Master, will leave for the above
all ntermed ports MONDAY, i2h ST. at 40 O'Clock
A. NJ For freight or Paassge apply on board or TO
nOYl2-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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DISSOLUTION.

VTNHE ship heretofore subsistnE between the I'M
dersipned in the Iron business at Pney Furnace in
Dickson county this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business w in future be conducted by W. H. NAPIER
slooe W ". NAPIER. a
4. Z NAPIER.
R 5. NAPIER.
J. NJ. HOLT.
November 9th, 1855. novl2-wlm
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MARRIED-ln GAINESVILLE, on Thursday sth
inst, by Rev Mr.. Manton, Mr.. JAS a. PIGUE, ESQ.,,
of this city to Miss MARY E, daughter of j. Brown,
Esq, of GAINESVILLE. Getty papers please copy.)
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THE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.

vols 12mo.
Next to Patrick Henry, s. Preuss the greatest
natural orator that has appeared IN this country
Dszzng Wit keen sarcasm, apt Illustrations and brilliant
figures OF speech poured in profuson from his hps-borne
on Of feeling which resistoy carried away what
ever audience he addressed His habits cornwall he
was a prince of good fellowship, full Of fun ana anecdote,
and no one ever exceeded him in the grace with which ne
told a story ~ Ba1ILo Com.
US Preptss Of the most brilliant names which
adorn our annals The work is a valuable contri-
to American literature and its conte n most
y int rest every admer genius and genuine elo-
quence Troy Times
'His public carer was brilliant As lawyer, he
was second to none Of his profession in the southwe or
success BE- the test Of merit the nd"CAis. Mirror
For salsbv W. T. BERRY & co.
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BY The English Government has, it is
stated, withdrawn its grant Of one thousand
pounds 10 the Royal Society for the promotion
Of sclenee-alIedgins the great war expense as
the reason.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WE will expose public sale at the Court House Ia
w Nashville on the 22i Of December next the 70 lowing
valuable Lots:
House and Lot on Cherry ST. occupied by Dr. Norton
and ad oning vacant lot occupied BY Mr. sieVenson
Stone Cutter.
half belong 10 NJ. hurns, Esq.
TEEMs OF third cash, the balance In one and
two years with notes payable in Bank with two good en-
The title to be retain until the purchase money
4 maid j. o. THWEATr,
nov9-dtrWAwtd 5. Y. LodAA
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-COMPLETE.
W. a. BERRY & co.

W. a. BERRY & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, I2mo clotf, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. BY James r.
W Johnson NJ a, 2. R. s., &C. Author Of Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology" etc etc. Illustrated
with llS wood engrsviugs.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air Breathe, The POisons we Select,
tn Water We DrirA, The Odours Enjoy,
The Soil we Cultivate, The Smells We Dislike,
The Plant We reIr What Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
The Reef We Cook, What, How, aud Why We d.
Tn Beverages we infuse, geSt,
The Sweets we Extract, The Body We Cherish,
The LIQUORS we Ferment, The Circulation Of Matter,
The Narcotics Indulge in, Recapitulatou,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN.
NOW READY

The Lie Of the Rt John PhFpot Curan. By his
VIM Henry Curran with Notes and Additions. BY Dr. Shell
ton Mackenzie and portrait STEEL limo, cloth.
BITS OF BLARNEY. By DR.. R. Shelton MaekenEe,-
12mo, cloth.
HABITS AND MEN. By DR.. DOrsn, author Of "Tabie
Traits" limo, cloth.
Dickens LrrTIE FoLKs
LITTLE NELL From ''the Old Curiosity Shop" Of Chas
Dickens 12mo, cloth
For sale by W. I. BERRY To-
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser
We know other work which, within small a CON-
pasS so well ara satisfactorily presents the chemical and
physiological wonders which surround and that
manner SO technicaltes, th the yeriest yro
in the science be otherwise than interested and
structed.
From the Utica Gazette.
Much scientific information is here presented In con-
deused and interesting form, making volume Of high pr@e-
teal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work is OF the valuable that can be given
the American public. 1t should be in every family, aud
in every school anu public library in the land.
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which coutain immense amount
Of instructive matter interesting as story book
From the Troy Daily Nhig.
IL adapd TO the comprehension Of the unearned in
technical chemistry well TO the learned and the
pies useful that IL Is saying more than
Justice requires to ought be ~ every home
in the country
From the 81. Louis Inteligencer.
This work for the youth well as the grown manor
the scholar as well the mechanic and cordially
Il only in high degree valuable for its
solid instruction. but also profitable Of enter
tainment.
From the Louisville Courier.
There is not essay in these volumes that can z 10
rive the attention Of any fond Of reading. Is de-
Hghtfu BOOK for a famil, circle. octli
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MABIE'S MENA GERIE,
DEN STONES CIRCUS,
AND
TYLER'S INDIAN EXHIBITION
UNITED!

rTNHF object Of the propretos in combining in i'm
mense she three distinct and perfect exhibitions. at
single price admission is to place within the means OF all
an opportunity Of witnessing these nifcent wonders Of
art ard
The following distinguished members q the Equestrian
profession comprised in the troupe o. DIN Stone:
W. W NICHOLS, j. DEaorr D RorGsRs,
y RERRY O. DoDsx, MAST. CARHESTER
q DENOTE, +. STONE, MAST LE0N,
wiz exhibit at Nashville on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY Nov 18TH 10th and 17 corner Of Locust aud
Market SITS.
Open on Thursday al 6 p. NJ. Friday aud satur ny
at 2 and 81 p. NJ
ES- ADMISSION 20 eta chill aud servants rs cts.
TIRE GRAND PROCESSION n the Three Troupes will
enter town in the forenoon In the blowing order passing
through the principal sire T. 20 the place Of exhibition
The superb MUSIC CHARIOT, with fan bane, Equestrian
Company brilliantly mounted their highly trained horses
The Chies, Braves aud sases Of the
SENECA INDIAN TRIBE,
Huntug Coursers al their varied and pcturesqae cos
TUNES carrying With them their weapons OF battle mPe-
menrs Of The chas-, SC
CARAVAN WILD BEASTS, drawn in their Cages.
TIE scene IN the Ring will rmb every vrety OF
WORKMANSHIP, Waiting, TUMBLlNG, SphER-
SETTING, ACRosArtC FEArS, 4c, and viii be enivened
with the original and comic sayngs bon mots repatee and
humorous tales OF the coEn
DEN STONE.
t- For further particulars, Pictorias Oarge and
snal Descriptive b. Is thographs, &C, Of the Company
nOvl2-iw
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KExP TIE FKEr DIT.

OyKRsgOEs and O. seirs,
~ Iaal-s Gua hak<fs and sandals
Lined Haskiaas
TrAFsling OFrrshees,
6eatsnenb Gan And fhick oversao<1s
B8gs' and Mis-es' Otrrshcess
Cssk soirs ~ Ladies and Gsatlemsn. Misses ana
Boya 1ast rcceiset - JOIN hAaAoh
..sw n coaegs -
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NEW sTOCK.
IUST PUHLIsIIED,
RvtAs HOward AssOeiatioa, PAiladslphiA.

By the Howard Association, PhiladelphiA-
II EPOKf on sPERMArOgEHEA. o. seminal weakness,
IL fe,pot~rc the Fica q 0nansn. Mkstorbatou o. ten
Ah, and other n ne sexual Organs sth an ae-
esnt u ne errors asctins Of eaehs, and valuable
Atiyice q The Ancted - GEO, T. CALHOUN, ~ D. Con-
.tns surgeon n tie Howard AssociAtoh. fhtlaaephas
n, ~rsrolrnt asfu established - special sndos-
ssir1.nt I'd Fph-saic Dseksus." ooPy of Ne ahoTs
R-nart ia Be- ssnt - na Ga sralcd snFeinPT NE 81
eAsrFs On rteciptof fsso sIAArs pr Pos.eSs az
EhGfnaetphins Pa. ec1f-1An
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YOUNG AMERICAg
Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining states
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL
TITO an such rare chance to make money viii be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposed
Of on unusually fair terms by application % the proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
j offer you a Corn and Cob NH unsurpassed in the Tn
ion which be superseded by past future in
is the very Mil which every and stock
Raiser should have; viii crush rom % 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, wA horse; is easily fitted up and
wanage weighs $40 ios ant as an eutct Of the grinding
surfaces prevented viii last any farmer an ordinary life
time. speak thus Of its durability because The ssms
principle has been fairly tested in the cid BARK Mill Who
A WILL ON TRIAL
for month"; II don't give complete satisfaction to
return il? II thee be any thus disposed let him
speak satisfsct IS warranted IN every the
ey refunded. Crusher be attached to horse
water steam which renders it the most convenient
Mill south Of Mason's and Dxon's ne All other Crushers
now in the south require too much power viii
out According TO
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
a Corn and Cob Sill which admits Of lateral or wabblnz
motion will necessarily, out; all other crushers
are anenabie this grand objection and the PropretOrs
DARE not dispute IT, In the enstrutnu Of DUNG AMER
cA Ihave power AMI DEFY have
ssened friction and CHLLESGE WORD to The contrary
have pr vented Wabolng lateral I-oOn, and all
compelled to acknowledge it, therefore, assert that
superior to any other Mil. selling this Tennes-
see invention at the small Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
cd TO examine the true principles Of this Mill
and order from the Proprietors or Agents
A liberal discount made 10 dealers
J. P. DROMGO0LE, Sole Proprietor.
SheIbyvile, Tenn.
4 & Il y rs.
Ellis Moore co. 81 Market street. Na.hyiie Mann
fscturers and General Agents.
Seaumont Fan Co. GAINESVILLE Agents for Montgomery
County.
40. watkins Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
VIM B. HUNT Salem, Agent fr Franklin Couaty, Tenn,
and Jackson tountY, Ala
James B. Vance, Casalan Springs, Agent for sumner
County
J. Hatcher, Columbia Agent fnr Maury County.
W. NJ. Fell, P. NJ Rome, Agent fer Smith County
J. 4. Akin, Charleston Agrnt for Bradley County.
W. R. Huniey Bros, LoudOn, Agents for Fast Tennes
see. oct l5-dAxiy
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FOR PAnuCAH. CAIRO AND Il
GRAND EXHIBITION

WI open At Odd Fellows Hall TUESDAY, the 18th
w Now and continue for short time only. Doors open
from to 5P- NJ. Exhibition precisely at 81
p VI. Atnght doors open at 81; exhibition commencing
at ~, concluding at 10.
ROSsHrER'S WONDERFUL PAINTINGS
Of the CAPTIVE IsRAELITES by the Rivers Of Babylon
having 81 Figures Life and the sublime Picture
MIRIAM the Prophecies exrling the Destruction o.
Pharaohs Host Also, the great Painting q NOAH AND
HIS FAMILY IN THE AK. These Paintings are not
equaled BY any other on Paintings this country They
have only TO be seen 10 be appreciated.
Tickets 50 eta Children aud Servants Is cts Season
Cards Is cts noviO-tf
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FOB LoUIsYILLE Avn CINCINNATI

TI1HE steamer BLANCHE LEW Gr~n -,
Is, Capt JAS. LRE, Will leave on HHNs<e5
Monday, 18th inst, at1 O'Clock, p.
for the above and all iAte landings For freight
passage apply On board or 10
novi9-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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THIRD LARGE IMPORTATION,
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1855.


ID @. McNAItY co. will open this day a very large
H. Of rich and desirable fancy eds. This
has been bought New YORK within days. prn-
cipslly for cash. which will enable sell cash
prompt buyers very reduced prices The public are
specially invited TO call and examine their
Rich Founcsd Robes, for Evening Dresses;
" Day and Dinner DO:
BTocadcs;
!. Moire Antiques;
Nous de Lame, entirely new;
Cashlnercs;
cAsh@eTs Robe, de chnnbre, entirely new;
With many other rich and desrs bic goods Can AND szs
We shall be opening goOis every night this week.
which will exhibit pleasure the succeeding morn.
ing. lOct23l II. q. McNAIaY 4 co.
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MARBLE! uARRLEI!

MARBLE! MARBLE!!
M SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLE0~N
WI BUSINESS, solicits his old friends and thekHAlI
public in general who may desire work In his line 49, ~
give him a call at his shop Of Chureh IN ~
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. n will ep constantly on hand supply ~
Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, SC, Of the finest italian aud
American Marble All work executed IL the best manner,
and warranted. sep29-n
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
LARGE inv.ce Of Fine Surgical and Dsssecting Instru
~ ments has just been received and for sale ~ small
advance Eastern cost.
Students and others would DO vel 10 call and examine
the prices and quality, before making their purchases.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
octi Corner College and Union sleets.
-oHS L-NARsHAIL.........W.J. DOYLE.
J. DOYLE CO.,
soap and Candle Manufacturers. and
Packers OF Pork and Beef,
No IS south Front street, NASHVILLE, TENN.
- Highest price paid in cash for Taow Grease, and
ard febZ3-u
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IN SMITH COUNTY COURT.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1855,

November 9th, 1855.