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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know Of other work which, within 30 small COM
pass well ard satisfactorily present, the chemical and
physiological wonders which surround and that too, in
free from technicaes, Ia the verest tyro
in the science be otherwise than interested and
structed.
From the Utica Gazette.
Much scientific Information is here presented in
densed and interesting form, making volume OF high prac
teal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work Is OF the most valuable that be given
to 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 contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Wing.
1t is adaptd to the comprehension OF the unearned In
technical chemistry, well to the learned aud the CO.
pies useful that is saying than
justice requires that ought to be ia every home
in the country.
From the ST. Louis Intelgencer.
This is a work for the youth well AS the grown man-or
the scholar well the mechanic, and cordially
recommend it only in higa degree valuable for its
solid instruction, but also profitable Of enter
tainment.
From the Louisville Courier.
There not essay these volumes that can fail 20
rve the attention of any fond Of reading IL Is de-
Iightfu book for a family circle. octl
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DAMAGES AGAINST CoRPoRATIoN.-At the
recent term of the Circuit Court of Knox
county, W. A. Hoffer obtained q verdict
against the Mayor and Aldermen of Knoxville
for s., 900 damages received "a broken leg,
which has rendered him a cripple for life) by
falling from the sidewalk at a point where
deep cut had been made In improving Gay
street. The accident occurred about two years
ago, and at former term Of the court, he OBJ
tanned verdict of $4,000, but the Corpora
tion gained u new trial, which resulted as
above stated.
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COME AGAIN.

HAVE 20 negroes for sale Of vahio kinds amongst
them extra good cook washer and ironer excel
lent carriage driver, 4e. sell them 90 out Of
the county, and viii guarantee them to suit sale.
novI REES ". PORTER.
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NJTANEED-A partner of experience in the Lumber
w business, who wants 70 invest 600 to 5000 in
first rate steam mill operation, possessing superor
advantages in making and selling lumber, in Davidson
county. Communi atoms addressed to Z. g. Nashville,
Tenn. urtG 18th Dec, will receive prompt attention.
noV2-u +. Il.
Louisville Journal please copy amount OF 50 and charge
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FoR LlBKmA.-Mr. Joseph McCnlly, Of
McMinn county, passed through Dalton, Ca, a
few days stree with thirty-one negroes, en-
route for Liberia. They were emancipated by
Mrs. Irwin, who died recently near ChattanOo-
ga, Tenn.
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SCARCITY OF WATERING learn from the
Laurensvie Is. c. Herald, that there is great
suffering in that district, from the want of wa
ter. There has not been rain enough to lay
the dust for six months and wells, mill ponds
and water courses are drying up. Nearly all
the mills in the district are stopped, the turnip
crop almost entirely lost, and the villagers are
dependent on three or four wells for their ne
cessary supply of water. On Saturday, the
goth, however, there was q slight shower, and
on the Wednesday following slight hail storm,
which contributed to moisten the surface of
the ground, and to give hope to planters.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Great Comedy Night Mr. James E. Murdoch in two great
characters Don Felix and Young Mirabe Miss Wyette
Violante ami BiZane.
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 7, will be acted the brilliant
Comedy Of the WONDER Don Felix, Mr.. J. f. Murdoch.
To conclude with the Comedy Of WINE WORKS won.
DERS The Inconstant Young Mirabel Mr.. J. Z. Muir
dock; Bizane, Miss Wyette; 0rana, Mrs. Grierson.
In rehearsal the Elder Brother. sc.
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DOSTPONENENT-Th sale OF Lots advertised 10
] come OF this day In FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGE
FIELD, Is, account o. the ncemency Of the weather.
postponed until THURSDAY, the 22d inst
novT-td LINDsLEY q CRC CRETT.
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DISTRESSING 0ocuRRfScE-John @. hcCan-
lass was shot the public square, IN Pulaski, as
We lean from she An,srieea, on Friday evening
lat, by Joseph Kennedy, md died from the effects
Of The wound n few hours. Kennedy was arrest
"a and ledgea . ysa
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE COMPLETE
". q. BERRY & co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, l2mo., cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James r.
W johnson, NJ A.. F. R. s. &C, Author OF Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology" etc, Illustrated
with Ii 3 wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, TIE PosOns Select,
Tn Water Drink, The OdoGrs Enjoy,
The Soil we Cultivate, The Smells Dislike,
The Plant rear, What we Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread e Eat for,
The beet we Coos, What, How, and Why D-
The Beverages muse, gest
The Sweets Extract, The Body Cherish,
The Liquors Fermcnt, The CIrrUlItOn Of Matter,
The Narcotics We Indulge in A Reorganization,
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

Ga FARM containing 52b acres, situated on -
SO the Charlotte Turnpike miles from Nashville. =
III Said farm has a good Well IL, ant abundance u
young Fruit Trees and contains Of the best garden
TOT acre) be found anywhere in the County,
comfortable Frame Dselng with four rooms and hail. and
Necessary houses stables PC, and best all Is one OF
the healthest places anywhere near Nashville tarih-r
Information Amply 10 4. A. HAt.LDWE,
ocISi GenI Al. No IL Deaderck ST.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.
W T. BERRY 4 CO., have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. by
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON TIME by knight.
JOHNSON'S TYPOGRAPHY. 2 vols.
THE LAND WE LIVE N. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. By Charles Knight
vols SyO.
HALFHOURS WITH TIE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight 2vols
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. BY Frederick Denison
Maurice, NJ. A, Chaplain Of Lucolns Inn.
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TENNESSEE WHEAT.-We notice a sale Of
1000 bushels prime Tenn. red wheat in Phila-
delphia, on the 2gth ult., at s. per bushel, and
in New York, on the same day, the same ar
tice commanded $205a2l0.
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ENOR SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce "a
sreei-part Of Lot No. i5S. For further partle- m.
ulArs call At this oibce. octl5-u ~
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NV URLfANs, Nov. ?.
Three thousand bales Of Cotton we're disposed OF
today It previous rates The sales during the
week comprised IS 00O bales. and the receipts &c,
OOO against So 600 bales al the same time last year.
A petition 10 Congress is in circulation in the
States Of Maine 1nd Illinois, praying that Judge
Kane, Of Philadelphia, may be imPeaehed al the bar
Of the Senate Of the United States. for misconduct
~ ofiee, growing out of the Williamson case.
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AUCTION SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
TRUSTEES SALE FOR CASH.
Il q Il 4 Il

II n ~ " n y NJ n n ID -
VAT I'LL sell account Of whom may concern FRIDAY
w November 10th, 1885, a: 10 O'Clock A. NJ the large
stock OF assorted clothing given up TRUST consisting in
part OF Cloth, Cashmere Peersham, Whitney and
Negro head overcoa FrOck Sack and Dres do Boys and
Chdrens do; Cashmere and satnet Pants; Hats Caps
Crayats Stocks Bose Hoods and Suspenders Linen Bosom
Lambs Wool, and other shirts; India Rubber Goods, Oil
Coats, Carpet Bags, &c, &C.
ALSO-An Invoice Of DRY GooDs, being the REMAINDER
Of Retail Dry Goads House.
ALSO-On some day at IL o'clock NJ. precisely, a fine
seven and quarter octave PIANO. Sale positive and
without reserve, BENZ. y. SHIELDS,
now Agent for Assgnees
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

HAVING taken charge Of this Hotel, (formerly <EA
] known the Crutcher House,) have ar 81 ..:l
ranged 10 reht and furnish in style TO make
It comfortable and agreeable home, fr all who ESQ
may favor with call. share Of patronage IS respect
fully solicited. novt-tf D. 7. SCOTT.
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0o muIcs, oxcn. Cows &c.

Purchaser 20 take stock Of Coal, Ore, Ac al cost.
TFRNS or SALE:-The farm viii be sofa for oae-third
CASH the balance and two years equal payments
FGrnAes u be sold fer one-oarh cash the balance Ia
one tive, three and four years. equal pAyments
instaments 10 bear Interest from the end OF years
The mules Win be sold credit q monhs the pur-
chaser give security 10 each This property sod
20 settle up the eoPaTtnrrship.
novI-glm BAILN R0hn, trustees.
p S-Mr Russell, who resides Oh the premises,
the property 10 any person VITO wishes 70 H. BkR
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VALUA ABLE BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY & CO., have just received
1. Condos History OF the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guzot's History OF Civilis alton. sy.
8. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
1. Longinus the Sublime. vol.
5. Dantes Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure GAnsla
ton by Carlyle
G. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
I. The Legislative Guide.
s. Irving's Life Of Washington.
9. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. websters Complete Works. 6v.
H. Calhoun's Works. vol.
~. Napiers Battles Of the Pennsular.
49, Napoleon in Exile- by O'Meara.
IA Lascases' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
IS AbbOts lie Of Napoleon.
l6 Strckand's Lives Of the Queens Of England. vol.
H. Lives Of the Princesses OF England.
oct
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The Mutual Protection
COMP'NY OF NASHVILLE,
Office, Kirkman's Corner up Stairs.
EyCr pnpT cnnApE

ENTRANCE, No. IS PUBLIC SQUARE.
CONTINUE 10 insure the mutual principle, Houses
- Merchandise, sc. against loss or damage by fire.
Steamboats, on any the Western Waters against the haz
ards Of inland navigation and the Of vessels OF ey
cry description against the peris Of the and rivers
Also the lives persons in good health for single year,
Of years, during life. Also, the lives Of slaves EN-
plOy ed steamboats,.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution are entitled full participation in all the profits
Without any liability loss beyond the amount Of premiums
which they may pay.
NJ s. PITCHER, President.
JNO. b. JOHNSON, Vice President.
@. J. ?. WHARTON, Secretary.
nnv4--tf
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoYvENTIoN.-The
Louisville Courier publishes call for meet
ing of the Democratic National Committee in
Washington, on the sth of January, to fix the
time for the meeting of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention at Cincinnati, to nominate a
Presidential ticket.
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class Va. Capital $4,000.
gsl Prisss, amounting %

f5l Prizes, Amounting o.--- sv
Ony o0o0 nanbers Tickets Is. Halves a. 80 oaAEs.
81 81 In scheue you draw any thing, thr lo~
ga Prise be ave times the a the ucket PrHes
payable "a tall without ded etioa-ana every pFe Is ra@n
a. each Drayins and mast get thea. Orders
strictly ccuienal. DrsHingf % ord. Registered
letters a. ny gsk. Bils al solvsnt Banks ~ par.
Adsrozs JAS. y. WINTER,
oefg8-d Macon, Ca
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.sSrII.L. THEY GOMEZ

A MOTHER arrival Of BOOKS. STATIONERY and JEW
n ELRY which will be sold at Auction each evening this
week, commencing at O'Clock P. NJ in sales rooms o.
BENZ. p. SHIELDS,
nov6 AZ Public Square.
CHAs. Fox, Au.toneer.
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OFEICE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NASH gILLE, November 5th 1858.
TIVE Commercial Insurance Company have this day
clared Semi Annual Dividend Of eight per the
whole amount Of Capital Stock out Of the profits the
past six months. JAMES WALKER
nov1-lm Secretary.
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THE LIFE OF A GREAT ORAI
AND MEN.

TIE HOST EMINENT
ORA TORS AND STA TESUE
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES.
Containing sketches 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 BrOugham.
Edmund Lurke. Patrick Henry.
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames.
Charles James Fox. Henry Clay.
Lord Erskine. John G. Calhoun.
John 1helpOt Curran Daniel Webster.
RichSId Brins,ey Sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. Svo cloth Just received by
W. T. BERRY L co.
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situated In Montgomery county, Tenn, near PALMYRA
aad half miles from Cumberland River Said PrTnA~e
IN full blat and will close cot this year very hand
run; has abund ,noe Of Andtmber which Is
n more conveniently situated FOR prospe- X ~
OS@A roas business, Perhsps than any other -
10 Furnace in Tennessee. VIII be sold a. Nk ~
the tive and place. the farm attached said Furnace,
the opposite eide Of the river, contsinng 40 acres
a
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NINE HUNDRED

CRFs Of Land TOR sale in Sumner Co'ty Tenn, 10 "a
n miles from Galatn A good Turnpike Road run Il
ming Galan within miles, the balance good level
dirt road portion Of il is about and haf to two
miles from the Nashville and Louisville Railroad two steam
saw mills the premises will sell it in lots OF 100
acres or more cash; balance in and years, at 50 to
81 per Those renting Ian will do well to make early
application the undersigned Nashville or to Joseph
Wallace, Agent, Sumner County.
noy3-tkwtf B. EMBRY.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. I.
Legislative Summary.

In the Senate, yesterday morning, after the
Introductory by Mr.. Steele, of bill to ncor
porate the Jackson Building and Loan Asso-
citation; and a bill 10 amend the Criminal
Laws of this State, the consideration Of the
bill 10 alter the mode of electing the Keeper
of the Penitentiary was resumed, and Mr..
Fletcher addressed the Senate at some length.
meagrer sketch of his remarks well be
found in our report. Mr. Atkins followed and
occupied the floor up to the hour of adjourn
ment.
In the evening, Mr.. Stokes continued the dis
cussion in a speech of some length, in reply to
some remarks that had fallen from Senators.
A portion of his speech was devoted to re-
view OF the course of some of the leading men,
bers of the present anti-American party-A.
V. Brown in particular. He took up that gen.
tleman's "sad heart " speech, made on the pas
sage of the Compromise measures in lS5O-his
cooperation with Cheves in the Southern Con-
vention-his Dickson county letter, and his
"son of a sainted father" letter to the Metho-
dist Church South-showed that while the
Priest of Mount Pisgah was honeying the Prot
estants, the Union and american was asking
what the world had gained by embracing the
Protestant faith9 and warning the opponents
of political Catholicism that they were tread
ing upon volcano. Mr.. S. showed that
system of cross-iring had been kept up, by
which it was attempted TO secure The votes of
Catholics and Protestants. He reviewed the
principles of the American party at some
length, and defended them ably and Success
fully. His speech occupied nearly two hours,
and when he had concluded, Mr.. Brown OBJ
tanned the floor for reply, and kept it up to the
hour of adjournment.
In the House, the morning session was prin-
cipslly taken up in discussing the resolution
calling upon the Governor for his plan to rem
edy the evils of our penitentiary system.
In the afternoon, after protracted discus
sion, the resolution calling upon the Governor
for his plan to remedy the evils of our penten-
tiary system was rejected, ayes 80, noes 81.
A New RAILROAD PRoPosED-Mr. Arm
strong introduced into the House of Represent
atves few days since, bill to charter the
Knoxville, Sevierville and Paint Rock Railroad
Company. The country through which the
proposed road, if built, will pass, is one Of the
most fertile in the State, and abounds in valu-
able minerals, and with the proposed outlet to
market, would soon become one of the wealth.
est portions of East Tennessee. The want of
an outlet to market has been seriously felt by
the citizens of Sewer county, greatly retard-
ing their progress in wealth and in the i'm
provements which are so well calculated to
make a community prosperous. These people
have become fully sensible of these facts, and
have set themselves about seeking out a REM |
edy. They believe that q railroad will afford |
them the remedy they need, and hence they |
have applied to the Legislature for a charter.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-The |
Louisville Courier publishes call for meet
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NEM ST0CKl
mn PTnI.IsllEp,

By the Howard Association. Philadelphia.
ID EPOKr on sPERMATOKKHtEA, or seminal Weakness.
II Iupotrncs the q 0nanism, Masturoatou sef
k aud cher Diseases q he sexual Organs, with
count u ne cFrors and deorans 81 Qas, and valuable
AdFcc % the An cicd, ~ Gto K CALHOUN " D. Con-
stps sarscon n tas howari Association, Fhadslphia,
PA brn-soisat lnsita lea esiaoisnsa - special endow
meat 81 he relief q De SEA snd DISTRESSED Afflicted uh
ssygrssut snd friiruc Daeases" copy u ne above
Report ui - seal b. mail sealed enseCpel ~e q
c.rxe on the receipt u Two STAMPS tr postage. Adj
dress Dr. gao. X CALHOUN, No Z soaih Ninth 81,
PhiIadelp hia, PA. eetiI-dSm
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WROUGHT SPIKES kegs wroaghi Spikes,
w from % On inches, received By sraEi AID
for sale By lsep2il d. d. Dlokkf.
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FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD.

ON WEDNESDAY, the It'll Of November next, on the
" premises We viii sell the remainder Of Fosters Addition
Edgehed. Our bill Of particulars will be ready soon
As possible. LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT,
80 College street.
Z r Or AscOcK Auctioaeer OctSi-td
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE concluded with former business the
selling Of Lands, Town Lots Renting Houses, &C. lhsve
hand for sale several negroes, amongst them NO
"a years Old that will guarantee to be No. cook,
washer and onrr good eamstes and good general house
servant g 10 years Old, and boy 81 the are.
have pledged word not sell these 20 south
and want select sood homes for them; and should the
purchases be pleased he return them and Ct his
money. jct3l kEEs W. FORtEb-
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FOR PADUCAH. CAIRO AND MEMPHIs.

FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
TTNHE Regular United States Mail a G-n
Il Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP ksgsCHFEada1 |
SON, JACK DAVIS, Master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate ports FRIDAY,
9.h inst, at o'clock P. NJ For freight passage apply
on board 10 l.. DAVIS ! =.
noVS-3t A. HAMILTON, agents.
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6 3 O O O O .

WILL be Distributed at CONCERT HALL, Macon, Ca,
w DECEMBER, Is, 1855, according 20 the following
nihcent and unprecedented scheme under the
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eY- We are indebted to Hon. T. X. Zolli-
Golfer, for valuable Public Documents.
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FOR TIE COUNTING ROOM.

FOR TEE COUNTING ROOM.
Letter Presser. Commercial Note Papers
Copving looks. Blank Drafts.
Pills Of Exchange Bin Books.
Bank note Books Check Books.
Arnods Fluid. Maynard Ncyes Ink.
Arnolds Carmine. Envelopes
Pen Racks. Check Tins.
Bin Files Post Office Boxes.
Counting House Racks. Erasers.
Pen Makers. Gold and Steel Pens
Bill Paper. Ledge P'per
Iraper's Iuks,auds. Faber's Pencils
Blotting Paper. Oiled Copying Paper.
China Ink sets Blank Labels.
India Rubber Cap and Letter Papers.
Eyeet Machines. Letter Clips
Ebony Rulers Bills of Lading.
Railroad Receipts Bill Heads.
Bankers Cases. Note Holders.
Pass Books. Black Sand
Sealing Wax. Ivory and Bone Folders.
Receipt Books. Red Tape.
Quilts. POuncc.
Liquid Glue. Gum Nucilsge
Copying Brushes. Waters.
Letter Stamps DIARIES 1856.
Propellng Pencils. sc, &C, &C.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
DATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
We have and for sale the best and most varied
assortment Of shirts brought to Nashville and can
now every customer, they in price from
to e dollars the finer grades warranted better than any
O'l nov s'1"'' ''' '1'' 90 -''''' J. H. McGILL
COELARS-Just received another supply of Byron
X Collars. Also, every style Of standing collars best
quality. For sale by J. II. Nc ILL
DESE SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND
ID Vali>es-Received this day assortment Of best
leather TruuNs and Vases Also, few Of cheaper
styles. For sale low by J. Ii. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
nov3 Corner College st and Square.
LHLOUR FLOURN-we have now in store AMI
Il receiving daily large quantities Of fJur from
Lebanon Mls-Carter White Co, in bags and bhis.
Goodettsvile MillS-D. z. Reed Bro, =
Spencer Mills-MOore, Munday Co,
Port ROYAL Mis-WeatherfJrd Watson,
To which we invite the attention Of DEALERS only.
nov3 W. ii. GORDON CO-
DUMMY RAGS-2OO bales $50 OOO) new ~ bushel
VI extra heavy Gunny Bags. In store end for sale by
noy3 W. ii. GORDoN q CO.
CACK SALT-l,5OO bags Liverpool coarse Salt. In
- store and for sale by W. ii. GORDON co.
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MARnLE! MARRLE!l

MARBLE! mARRLE!!
M l. SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLEnRn
WI. BUSINESS, solcits his Old friends and the\AlI
pubic in general, who may desire work in his line, M "
to give him call At his shop, Of Church ~ ~"
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot He will keep constantly on hand a supply ~
Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS &c., Of the finest Italian aud
American Marble All work executed in the best manner,
and warranted. sep29-u
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DEST SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND
ID Vali>es-Received this day assortment Of best
sole leather Truu,s and Vases Also, few Of cheaper
STYLES For sale low by J. II. McGlLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
nov3 Corner College st and Square.
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EVERY TUB ON ITS OWN BOTTOM
IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MONTGOMERY FURNACE.

NAFILL be sold the 7th day Of December next upo
w The premises, to the highest bidder, that valuSbl
iron property known as
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07
NEW FLOUR DEPOT,

Office Of the Nashville City Mills, corner of COLLEGE
and Spring Streets
iva O. HAMMOND co.