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THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. so, 1855.
Louisville and Nashville Misunderstanding Of
the Mobilization Of Directors, &c.

The people OF Davidson county and other
localities interested will be gratifed 20 see,
from an advertisement which appeared in our
paper Yesterday, that the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company will receive proposals
until the 18th of October, for completing the
graduation and masonry Of the road, between
Nashville and Bowling Green-72 miles
We understand that the Company, having got
rid of the contract with Messrs. Seymour &
Co., which had hitherto rested like an incubus
upon all their efforts to adopt new and more
efficient basis of operations, will now devote
their utmost energies to the completion of the
work-that this end of the line is to have a
full share of their attention, and an equitable
proportion of the means at the disposal of the
Board of Directors-that the stock subscrip-
tons of each county viii, as far as practicable,
be appropriated to the work in its own limits
and that with the means thus subscribed on
the line from Nashville to Bowling Green it is
believed the road between these two points,
can be prepared for the iron. The State aid
from Tennessee, if accepted, as we now pre-
sumo it will be, will enable the Company to
iron and equip the road from Nashville to the
State line, and it is believed they can raise suf-
hcient additional means between the State
line and Bowling Green to iron and equip it to
the latter place. This done, Louisville will
not, cannot fail, to meet us at that point
By another advertisement appearing in our
paper this morning, it is seen that the stock
holders of the Company are to elect new
Board of Directors at Louisville on the first
Monday in October. To this advertisement,
we would call the particular attention of the
proper authorities of Davidson county, and Of
all the counties on the line of the road, inter-
ested as stockholders, especially as far as Bow
ling Green, and urge upon them to be efficient
ly represented in this election, not by PROXY,
but by competent men identified with them
In local interest and feeling The counties on
the line from Bowling Green to Nashville, in
elusive, own more than q million of dollars in
stock, which they are bound to pay, and it
behooves them, therefore, to be prOvident and
vigilant in securing fair proportionste infu-
ence in the organization Of the Board.
On one single feature only, of the future
policy of the Company, will we undertake to
speak at this time. The people of this section
were favorably impressed with Gov. Helms
election to the Presidency of the Company,
year ago. His past history gives a prestige
of efficiency and reliability which is exceed
ingly important to the chief officer of SO vast
and complicated an enterprise. His inter-
course with our citizens has contributed much
according to all we see and hear, to deepen,
widen, and confirm those favorable impress
sions-and we are sure the Board could not
do better than 10 retain him as President.
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holders along the line who slaves, will take con-
tracts for constructing portions OF the road and will
receive pay, part money and part stock. In this
way the road win not only be built with less money
but it viii have the effect to insure better and
more economical operation Of it after its completion
In Georgia this mode of building railroads was
extensively practiced with eminent success The
Georgia roads are the most profitable and best
managed roads in the nation. We presume that
the road from Memphis, via Princeton and Clarks-
vile and intersecting the Nashville road at some
point, will be finished simultaneously with the
completion of the road TO Nashville.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

W. T. BERRY co. have recently received
The Life and Epistles of st. Paul, by the Rev. ". J.
Conybeare and Rev. J. 3. HOwsOn. 2 vols.
HippoIytus and His Age the Beginnings and Pros
poets Of Christianity by Chevalier Bunsen vols.
Davidon's Introduction to the New Testament. vols.
Jeremy Taylors Whole Works, with his Life and Critical
Examination his Writings, by Bishop Heber. 10 vols.
Bsrretts Synopsis of Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the Old Testament. 5 vols.
Rev Thomas Boston's Complete Works with his Life &c.
edited by Mcmillan. IS vols. (scarce)
Morning Exercises at Cripplegate St. Giles ard South
wark, forming Complete Body Of Divinity, by all the
distinguished Puritan Dvines, edited by Nichols vols.
Richard Baxters Works with Life, and Essay his
Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers. vols.
Memoirs Of the Life and Writings Of Dr. Chalmers, by
his son-in-aw, DR.. Hanna. vols, half calf.
10 Chingworths Religion of PrOtestants Safe Way to
Salvation. vol.
II History Of Latin Christianity, including that Of the
Popes to the Pontihcate OF Nicolas V, by Milman.-
8 vols
IL Lawsons Bible Cyclopsda, containing the Biography,
Geography and Natural History Of the Holy Scriptures.
vols.
10 Genestes Parallel Histories Judah and Israel vols.
II Bishop Hornes complete Works. vols.
Is Ecclesiastical Greek historians embracing Eusebus'
Constantine and Ecclesiastical History, Socrates Hsto-
ry, Sozomens Narrative, TheOdores Ecclesiastical His
tory and EvagIius' History. vols
10 Hardvcks History Of the Articles Of Religion. vol
IT Iudety its Aspects Causes and Agencies, by Rev.
Thomas Pearson. vol
IS Archbishop Potters Dscourses Church Government
1voI.
10 The Venerable Beias Complete Works in the original
Latin, accompanied by New English Translation Of
the Historical Works. ~ vols, calf
20 Robert souhs Sermons Preached upon several
sions. vols, calf
21 Robert Hall's Complete Works. vols.
p Writings Of Aruius, translated from the Latin. vols.
% Works Of Bishop Sage, vols.
"a Walls History Of Infant Baptism. 4vos
rs Gesers Compendium Of Ecclesiastical History vols.
26 stephens History Of the Church Of scotland vols
u DOddridge's Family Exposition. 6vols.
Is Blars Sermons, with his Life, &c. 4yos.
30 Robiuson's Scripture Characters. vols.
80 Eades Commentary the Epistle the Ephesans.-
vol.
81 Nesnders Church History. vols,
50 Mason's Spiritual Treasury. 1 vol.
50 Massious Sermons, with his Life, &c. vol.
81 Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by Stroud. vol.
IS Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold D. D. vols half
calf.
SO tamets Dictionary Of the Holy Bible. vol.
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A CARD.
LE1IxsroS, Tennessee, August IS, 1855.

LExNsroS, Tennessee, August IS, 1855.
To TIE Senators elect Of Tennessee:
Hon. SIRs - haveavaled myself Of this medium Of the
public press inform you that candidate before your
Honorable body for Door Keeper your next session. and
trust in doing you will take my name in consideration
with the many others who may aspire TO that position In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly and although it is somewhat deviatng from the uSu-
81 Of candidates for that office, Who generally speak
ing mporune Senators with letters too tedious to read &C.
and not wishing to you in that manner shall con-
tent myself with this card trusting meeting at Nash
ve and afurther acquaintance in October, where will
have the opportunity of interchangng sentiments will
close by only saying If elected viii discharge my duty
the OF my ability aud to the comfort and convenience
Of your body throughout the session.
aug27-T Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
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DISAPPEARED MYsTERIoUsLY.-Rcha A.
Curd, Esq, merchant of Louisville, of the
firm Of Thos A. Hunt e. Co., disappeared very
mysteriously on Thursday night of last week
Suspicion of foul play is entertained, but no
clue to the cause Of his disappearance has been
discovered.
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The difficulty existing between Gov JOHNSON
and THOMAS T. SMILEY, Esq, having, at our request
been referred to us by their respective friends, Gen.
S. r ANDERSON and john A. McEwEN, Esq, with the
consent of their principals, we are happy to be able
10 state that it has been settled in manner honor.
able and satisfactory to both parties.
b. +. CHEATHAM,
WASHINGTON BARROW.
Nashville, Aug. 29th, 1855.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TIL ST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed exeeated BY David A. Cole 10 the
I'D Naahvile Building Association, dated October s. U.s.
ana registered the Register Oce q Davidson count y
Ia Book No Is page ga viii sell At the Court House. 10
Nashville. fenn SATURDAY she eth day o. september
hsid rentinz the north aide Of chureh street. conan.
lag enc and thirty fe<t q groand and sdon g
tke lands q a. j. DAVIS and FccnW0od Psvne being TIE
os parohAsed b. said ooe o. @. Payne sale whin
ssaAi hours.
At the tine wIn sel i've Shares Of stoeA hrfed
10 ne Nashville Baildsng AssoeiAiIon.
ssEss-td CHARLES A. FULLEz, TFsaA
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~ All About the War! -1
the Campaign /:

The story OF the Campaign:
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
TENT in the Crimes by Mai. E. Bruce Hamey author
OF "Lady Lees WidowhOod."
This work recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations 81 The author is ae-
compished officer Of the British army. 2 He is now en-
gagged in the war; and has been from the first g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author. 4.
This Narrative Of the War the spot. 5. 1t
contains complete Of the the beginning.
g. enghens the reader many points which other
counts have Ien obscure"
eT5-The above with many other new books can be had
of TOON, NELSON 4 CO.,
jy16 a. Union street.
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T'HIS delightful Summer Retreat IS now open for -
the reception a visitors. The House has under 80
gone thorough reaplir, and the ample stin
engagements have been made for the accommodation
Of those who desire % avail themselves Of visit this
well known watering place.
IL will be the constant and endclvor o. the Proprietor
20 please al who visit him. and Co preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded these Springs
by ell their former patrons. Pedgug himself 10 untirng
asSduty in the discharge Of an the duties dcvolvng on
him Proprietor De confidently hopes receive the liberal
parorSgs heretofore extended 70 him by his friends and
the public generally.
full supply Of Ice is hand and ready for the season.
je2l-tscpl WAl. ROBERTS Proprigtor
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR GENTLEHENS WEAR,

7 AM receiving my stock Of GOODS for the coming
Fall and Winter, to which invite the attention Of my
customers nd the public generally
Also, SCOTS FAN and Winter Fashions just recev we'd
SAM. PRlCHETF,
aug29-d1m 81 College street.
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ABBOTT>S NAPOLEON,

W. T. BERRY Co. have just received
THE HISTORY or NAPOLEON BONAPARTE by John
S. c. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
lie CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de Courcilon je2s
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BROAD STREET BRIpGE coMPANY.

rT'HE Suspension Bridge having be~H toroahy rePsif
~ dag neat seek.
The Board q Directors have, by resoiuen adopted he
CAsH sfsrta and viii IN future require the mpnry ~ AL
The attention parties crossing wages carts, A
b. servants partcaiary called % t change u nc usn-
Asenent of the Bridge accounts az b. kepi W MIA g
geAi contracts fos family crosns rot 4deted - tAs
aTran-rEent Ehsrc TIE parties have -ied - pay
their indebedness 20 Company In al snca thc
contract VII BE- considered furiieds and ne 9ey frar-
ed a. from transient persons-
IL sisw q he very heavy oaAy jaa incnTed - the
lhelr does wiihoas dsiAy. JOHN MeiNrosH,
aasef-eW fFesiasn1
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july lIrH, 81 o'clock. A. n.

n
The meeting met pursuant to adjournment
The committee on resolutions, through the Chair
man thereof, E. d. Wheeler, Esq., reported the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the great Disposer of
human events, to call from the midst of the living
to the regions of the dead, at an unsuspicous Pc
Rod OF early manhood, our fellow citizen our friend
and our brother in the profession; and, WHEREAS,
1t becomes our melancholy vet pleasurable DUTY
on occasions OF this character out Of respect for
our own feelings for the feelings of surviving friends
and relatives, and for the memory of departed worth
to bear testimony of our appreciation of our friend
whilst in life, and of our regrets at his death, we
therefore adopt the following as an expression Of
our united sentiments and feelings:
ReSofUed, That in the death of W. L. Willis
Esq, late member of the Marysville Bar, our COM
munity has lost esteemed and valuable citizen ::
our Bar prominent and rising member our coun-
try an honorable and worthy son.
ReSotUed, That we, the members of the Marys-
vile Bar, do sincerely condole with the widowed
mother, sister, brother, and other surviving reIa
tiVes Of the deceased in this, their rreparabe be-
reavement; and that whilst we feel that our sym
pathes are inadequate to the magnitude of the af-
Fiction, vet, fondly hope that this feeble express.
ion OF our esteem for the dead may in some degree
assuage the sorrows of the living.
ReSotUed, That the members of the Bar of this
city wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the relatives Of the deceased
Which were, upon motion, adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Filkins, it was
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting,
together With the above resolutions be published in
the public journals of the city OF Marysville.
The meeting was, thereupon, adjourned sine die
NJ. V. B. DAUBY, Chairman.
j. B. REARDEN, Sec'y.
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SNEED,S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DErERMIN
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JoHs
L. 7. sSEED. Vol. now ready and for sale by
my26 W. T. BERRY co.
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NOTICE.

az The very great demand for Ar. SERMONS Brazilian
Pebble spectaces has induced him proong his stay in
this City until Saturday, September 1 Those in want Of
these celebrated Glasses should call without delay.
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MOUNT OLTVET CEMETERY.

SHAREHOLDERS in the New Cemetery hereby no.
- tilted the Office Of Lindsey Crockett, Col
lege street on SATURDAY MORNING next, Sept 1st, at
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing the company.
who may desire 10 take stock, aud have not done
So call any Of the following gentlemen, to wit:
DIR. JOHN 5. YOUNG,
Broad Street.
A. NELSON, City Hall,
LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT,
aug29-td College Street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to SAM D. NCHoL, Of
this city, candidate for Engossng Clerk of the Senate
aug29-dtd
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WHICR

THE RIGHT Oh THE LETT
ToON NELSON co. have just received several new works
One OF the number is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits are eke its sketchings graphic its pic
lures powerful and aim noble ""hig1cdR. Rec. HcO-
los Murray, d. d. jylo
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

WILL, close my for couple Of weeks from and
after Saturday the 1T Sept My object in doing this is
avail myself Of presseng invitations visit number Of
the more populous in neghbOring counties. will
return again 18th VI September. Those who wish
NV glasses and purchase before tie ls Sept must
wait until return as will leave agent behind TO sell
for aug<9-4tl J. H. SEMMONS.
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The late VIM. L. Willis ESQ

We have already noticed the death of Mr..
WILLIS, formerly of this city, which occurred
recently in California. We copy from the
Marysville Herald the following proceedings
of meeting of the bar of that city in refer
ence to the event:
MARYsvILLE, July 10, 1855.
At meeting of the Bar of the city of Marysyille
held this day at the office of Messrs. milford Dau
by, upon the occasion of the death OF ". L. Wu1rs
Esq, N. V. B. Dauby, Esq, was elected Chairman
and I. R. Rearden, Esq, was appointed Secretary.
Upon motion of E. d. Wheeler, Esq, it was
RESOLVED, That q committee of three be annoiptad
by the Chairman TO draft resolutions expressive of
the sense of this meeting
The Chairman appointed, as such committee. F.
D. Wheeler, Esq, J. j. Foster, Esq, aud William
Singer, Esq.
Upon motion of ]. o. Goodwin, Esq, it was
RESOLVED, That the funeral of the late W. L. vii.
lis take place at o'clock, a. NJ, on the 18th inst.
Upon motion of Mr.. Wheeler, it was
RESOLVED, That the Chairman appoint eight mem.
bers Of the Bar to act as Pail Bearers.
The Chairman designated Messrs. Wheeler, Sting.
er, Fkins Goodwin, Foster, Mott and Hatch.
Upon motion
The Chairman appointed Messrs. Reardan, Hous-
ton and Belcher as a committee to make all neces.
sary arrangements and provisions for the funeral !;
and on motion of Mr.. Flkins the Chairman of this
meeting was added to said committee.
Upon motion,
The meeting adjourned until the lIth instant
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, to meet at the same place.
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SCuEDULr GOING NORTH.

Leave MontevHo the arrival Of the Cars rom Selma
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving Hunts
vile on Tuesdays Thursdays ana Saturdays O'Clock
A NJ, in time to connect with daily line Of Coaches for
Winchester on The Nashville and Chattanooga .a--1-I
Railroad. Also, connecting Nhitesburg with rESS55
daiy line 81 Mail Steamers Tor DecatuH, and sEesss
thence by Railroad and Stages TusCumbia Florence and
Baiys Springs, Ala, Holly Springs. Miss and Memphis
Tenn Also Getting 10 Whi,esburg with the steamers
for Chattanooga and Knoxville Tenn.
The Proprc'ors have, Om the solicitations
the citizens Of North and south Alabama, established this
Line II considerable expense and with but little aid from
the Government they pc TO receive such patronage as
viii enable them TO keep It in suC-essiu operation
HARRINGTON a BARNES,
aug24-Sm Proprietors.
Nashville True Wing copy three months and forward ac-
count this Office ITTuf,rilla dErl,Uts
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
@ @ 80
OPEN TO THoMPsoNs STATION.

OPEN TO THoMPsONs STATION.
ON and after Thursday, August 2Si trains will run be
~ tween Nashville and ThOmpsons Station, as follows
MORNING TRAIN
Leaves Nashville at $50 A. NJ; arrives Thompson's al
s "A. NJ
RETURNING-Ieayes Thompson's al S IS A. NJ; arrives
at Nashville at 1870 4. NJ.
EVENING; TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at 815 P. NJ arrives at Thompson'S Al
6P NJ.
RErURNING-Leaves Thompson's at SIS +. M arrive
al NashyiilR AZ As 2. NJ
On Sunday the Morning Train only win be rum leaving
Nashville al A. NJ, and Thompson's az Is A. NJ.
~ At Th0mpson's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS, WAYNFSBORO, JACK.
son, TUSCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and OOLUM
BlA be procured the General Stage Oce under the
VerandIa Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
aug22 4. Eug. aud Supt.
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SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.

Leave Huntsville on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
and arrives at Montevso Tuesdays Thursdays SAT-
surayS in time 70 connect with the Cars for selma Ala,
bama, arriving At Selma O'Clock, r. NJ then con-
cIT~-n Meeting with dai y Inns Of Mail steam
EFETylsf1 ers Tor Montgomery, Mobile and New
$3.50 orleans Also with double daily line
Of Ma Goa hes for Marion, Greeus5orough Tuscaloosa and
Demop1lS, Alabama, COumbu-, Jackson and YicksbuIg,
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REMOVAL

HAVE removed their stock o. Goods to No 30 College
II street. where they will be glad their friend and
customers We will be receiving Fal stocA in few
days aug2l- q
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NEW UNITED STATES NAIL
STAGE LINE.

A NEW TRI WEEKLY LINE OF POUR - 49,
~ HORSE POST COACH is nov in {sEltSsSsS ,
operation for the accommodation OF the travelling public
from HUNTSVILLE and WHIrESBUBG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs, huntsville, Elyton 10 Nouteva 10
This line is stocked with 6ne Concord Troy and Albany
built Coaches good teams careful and experienced drivers
Persons from North Alabama and Middle Tennessee viii
find this the cheapest best and expeditions route 10
Central AID South Alabama.
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Miss JOSEPHINE LANE, at No. Is Cedar street, will
WI open the next session o. her School for ri and little
Boys th ls MONDAY In september. She hopes tie salts
faction given viii insure her increased patronage.
aug2l-td
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PROFITABLE INVEsTMEa
THE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT LAST

AN be at Armstrong Co.'S on Market street, the
~ best STRAW and HAY CUTTER ever invented They
pronounced by al who have tried em a. possessing
very superior advantage anything OF he kind that
produced Call and examine for yourselves We
warrant perfect satisfaction 70 the purchaser 10 all cases
sp4-ts ARMSTRONG 4 co, Agents.
tNTHINF&X-250 bbA Deans Aurora Whisky 10 store
w ara flr al, by W. n. GORDON 8 CO.
CUGAR CURED HANS casks One Sugar
- cured hams, Just received and for sale By
sVr9 ;. d. LOohS W.
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FALL TRADE.
HATS CAPS AND FUR GOODS
Pollard, Prather & Smith,

WE have made large additions 10 our nahailesurng de-
w partuetts b. which supply cur friends Siih
oar own manufacture, and mach superior N siyie
and quality 10 roois bought 80 Of jObhe in The Eastern
cities.
ANA of a more elegant style Than any other sold
Our sterk Of sOFF HATS. embracing every eoior quality.
snd awe Is very large aud sEx ulil BE- sold a great
" reitac. prices 4. -
NFNfs a BOYg WOOL lrx HAfs-We have the
largest siock O. be band in9~ Aay house IN The
Uuiuu.
deterlnsd g. sell goods - cash customers aud
pFoapt-tine cheaper han they Be bad q any
ohef ho aud - examination Of car sioek Al All Dc
c5nFinced.
Our q Eoods Dor ihs Pail trade has been gotten uP
supervisor % te experienced ADD prAc-
ssed mauf starvr In the country. We ooAte oarseiY
Tc ever sTo~ Ia lac st Eastern proes and aar
ABtss he a. ady ani style 10 b. better. aasso-Es
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SEGARS! SEGARS
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TWENTY THOUSAND extra Regaia segars, well assert
Il ed, received this day by
aug2l VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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wool! WOOLI! WOOL!!!
NASH and the highest market price paid for good clean
" washed Woo,by
iva D. d. DICKEY.
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Tyree Springs.

Nashville True Wing copy three months an,
count to this ofice.-H1HtsriHs A3rprdte.