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BROAD sTREEr BRIDGE COMPANY.

THE Suspension Bridge having been thoroughly repair
ed win be e-opened to the Travelling Public at ear
" day next week.
The Board Of Directors have, by resolution adopted the
CASH SYSTEM and will in future require the money in all
The attention of parties crossing wagons CARTS &C.
by servants is particularly called this change in the
ageen OF the Bridge accounts will be kept in future
Special contracts for family crossing not affected by this
arrangement except where the parties have failed pay
their indebtedness to the Company. In all such the
contract will be considered forfeited and the money requr
ed as from transient persons.
In view OF the very heavy outlay just incurred iy the
Company, is hoped that all will forward and pay
their dues wit bout delay JOHN MCINTOSH,
aug24-2w President.
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The Know Nothings seek to console themselves
by the assertion that Gov. johnson owes his cleo
ton to the foreign vote. The assertion Is NOS IN
accordance with the facts. We do not believe tnat
Gov. johnson received the votes OF as many natu-
ralized citizens in the whole State as would equal
his majority. His largest losses were in those To-
calities where there are the most foreigners, and
his largest gains where there are the least. His
gains in Lincoln, Perry, Decatur, Smith, Sumner,
Macon, Overflow Henry, Dyer, Obion, Henderson,
DeKalb, jackson, Bledsoe and Washington, exceed
his whole majority in the State. His gains IN these
counties, IN which there are hardly an average OF
twenty foreign born citizens TO county, amount to
near 5000 These the counties in the State
which are the most exempt from all suspicion OF
foreign or Catholic infuence-counties IN which
Catholic is hardly ever seen-and these are the
counties which have done the work. In the large
towns-Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Columbia,
&c-shere are heavy Know Nothing gains Union
and American
The Unions facts are most unfortunate for
its argument and that of Gov. johnson, al
lodging the harnlessness of foreign influence.
1t shows that Johnson's losses are mainly in
those localities where the foreign population
is largest, and its baneful influence at the polls,
therefore, most clearly seen and most tangibly,
oppressivey felt-where the natives of both
the old parties have the best opportunities to
understand and appreciate the monstrous evils
it engenders and nourishes. The Union shows
on the other hand, that Johnson's gains are
chiefly confined to interior localities, where
there are comparatively few foreigners, and
where consequently, the evil of foreign infu
ence at the polls is less apparent to the native
born Americans. The irresistible conclusion
is that where political foreigRisns in this coun-
try is best kEosoa it is most odious-a strik-
ing, suggestive illustration of the propriety and
necessity of the AMERICAN movement.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
from the Rev. DIR. 1T. EdgaY

TO THE PUBLIC.
From the Rev. DR.. J. r. Edgar.
NASHVILLE, August f. 1855.
Ma SEn1Ns-D Dear Sir :IIaving used for some time past
pair Of your newly invented Brazilian Pebble spectacles
any glasses heretofore known In addition their
unequaed purity Of surface they mp from their peculiar
mechanism visual and comfort TO the eye, preserv
ing alike from Of pain uneasiness 20 the eye
however long nj any time they may be used.
Very respectfully, your friend J. I. EDGAR.
Frou VIM II. Hagsns ESQ,
NASHVILLE, August g. 1898.
Mr.. ssp,css After having used pair Of your "Brar-
Ian Pebb Spectaclesn have hestancy In stating
take pleasure doing, that they superior 10 any
have used. Respectfully. &c,
W. H. HAGANS.
From B. D. Harris, Esq
agree with ". u. Hagsus Esq, in the above certificate
and pleasure recommending all persons who
Of superior specaces purchase Of Mr. Semmons
consider them superior to any have ever used.
b. d. HARRIS.
From A. W. Hunt, NJ D.
VKREoS, August g. 1855.
"Tbe longer use glasses the fully
WINGED Of their superiority AL others have used"
Prom Rev. J m W. Ogden.
WHUE uAIl, August S, ts55.
Mr J. II. SFaNluSs.-Dear Sr.-I have used pair Of
your improved Spectacles for sb weeks and nd
mended several ofmy friends 10 cali and Try Them they
much pleased With them. lnryer ttt tired while read
ing or writing with them Tor hours together
Yours very, sincerely, john W. OGDEN.
r. Mr.. Scmmous may be consulted his Office over
W. Berrys Book Store, on the Square. aug is-u
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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. W. J.
Conybeare and Rev. J. s. Howson vols.
Hppolytus and His Age: the Beginnings and Pros
poets Of Christianity by the Cheyaer Bunsen. vols.
Davidson's Introduction to the New Testament. vols
Jeremy Taylor's Whole Works. with his Life and Critical
Examination of his Writings by Bishop Heber. 10 vols.
Barrets Synopsis Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the Old Testament. vols
Rev Thomas Bostons Complete Works, with his Life, &C.
edited by Mcmillan. 10 vols. (scarce)
Morning Exercises at Crppegste, St. Giles ard South
wark, forming Complete Body of Divinity by all the
distinguished Puritan Diynes edited by Nichols. vols
Richard Baxter's Works, with Life and Essay on his
Genius and Writings by Henry Rogers. vols.
Memoirs of the Life and Writings Of Dr. Chalmers, by
his son-n-lav DR.. Hanna. vols, half calf
10 ChHngworths Religion of PrOtsstants Safe Way to
Salvation. l vol.
II History Of Latin Christianity including that Of the
POpes to the PontGcate Of Nicolas V, by Miman.-
vols.
II Lawsous Bible Cycopea containing the Biography,
Geography and Natural History Of the Holy Scriptures.
3vols.
10 Geneses Parallel Histories Of Judah Israel vols
II Bishop Horne's complete Works. vols.
Is Ecclesiastical Greek Historians; embracing Euebus'
Constantine and Ecclesiastical History Socrates Hso-
ry sozomens Narrative Theodorets Eccesiascal His
tory, and EvagTus' History. vols.
16 Hardwick's History Of the Articles Of Religion 1vo
II Infdety its Aspects, Causes and Agencies, by Rev.
Thomas Pearson. l vol.
IS Archbishop Potters Dscourses Church Government
1Yol.
10 The Venerable Bede Complete Works, in the original
Latin, accompanied by New English Translation of
the Historical Works II vols, calf
90 Robert S0uhs Sermons Preached upon several
sions. 5 vols, calf
81 Robert Halps Complete Works. 6 vols.
% Writings Of Armnius translated from The Latin. vos.
IS Works Of Bishop sage, vols.
"a Wallis History Of Infant Baptism. 4vol5
Is Geser's Compendium OF Ecclesiastical History vols
26 Stephens History OF the Church Of scotland vols
% Doddriige's Family Expositor. 6yos
% Blars Sermons, with his Life, &c. 4vols.
20 Robinson's Scripture Characters. vols.
80 Eadie Commentary the Epistle the Ephesians-
vol.
81 Neanders Ch1,ch History 5 vols
50 Mason's Spiritual Treasury. / vol.
So Masslon's Sermons, with his Life, &C. l vol.
81 Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by stroui. ! vol.
IS Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold D. d. vols half
calf
SO talmets Dictionary Il the Holy Bible. vol
jess
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY

r. C. McNAIRY & co.
No. 55 OLLEGE STREET,
~ AVE just received per Express and opening
Ii their Fall Importatons Of the most beautiful
ment Of Goods brought to this market consisting in
part Of
Lace Goods and EmbrOiderieS,
Such Valencienne Lace Cape Coarettes and Sleeves
Val Lace Edgings Collars and Sleeves separate and in
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes Infants Embroidered
Robes coored and bodered; Embroidered Handkerchief
&c. &C. &c.
SILK GOODS!
Elegant Flounced Robes; Moire Antique, in all coors
Glace and various styles Of Piaids and Stripes.
ShaWls and Scarfs.
beautiful lot of Cashmere s:ars and Stella Bordered
Shawls.
All these goods exceedingly handsome and in the
newest Styles being among the earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets. Call early, before they all gone.
aug20
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l. o. o. F.-The annual session Of the r.
W. Grand Lodge Of the United States will be
opened at Baltimore on the 18th Of Septem.
ber Tho delegates from Tennessee are Mai.
E. A. Raworth and Thos. T. Smiley, Esq.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.

CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
DEPARTMENTs-The System of instruction adopted for
II this Academy Ike that pursued IA the Royal
Academy in Paris and comprises five Departments viz
which added Recapi,ulston Department, designed for
those who intend 10 adopt Music As a profession
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, 4Ed %
Five lessons a week. one daily, Saturday excepted;
-Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT ............-.,..... 90 o.
Thieelessons one week Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in DAYS as in the
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons a week, Monday and Thursday.
REck PfTULATfOS DEPARTaESr. 20 %
Lessons dairy, saturday excepted
~ In 81 Of the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction the Harp lessons week. per session SIS 90
1" In yOcAl1atiOn, p %
{" to classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Flute,
Clarlonet &C, two evenings week, 10 90
w AT tuition fees due on the entrance Of the pupil
one lesson week in Sacred Muc given 10 all pupils free
No charrc win be made for The use Of Music
sud Music Books furnished gratis the pupils who wiz be
permitted reaia the their Own property At the close
Pupils viii be received at any time and charged from the
period they 10 the close OF the session The attend
ance Of pupils vii be required during the lesson ouly
one commencing on the % Monday In September and clos
rs the last Friday IN January, he other commencing
the st Monday in February and closing on The hrst friday
Pupil. intrus,ed 10 their care shall receive close at
tenton and EDwesed sssduy On zoe part Of the in
ructors can sva ey shall fail TO attain the elevated
81 antard q proficiency TO which they may aspire.
Application be made amer the lst dSv Of Septem
sr, at the Academy. augis -sm
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NnTICIe

E The very great demand Tor Mr. sEanoSs' Brazilian
Pebble spectacles has induced him to prolong his stay
this City until Saturday, September let. Those in Of
these celebrated Glasses should call without delay.
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Hon PmoE FoR ToBAooo.-The LyChburg
Virginian reports that tobacco sold in that
city on the 10Th inst, at the high figure Of
e52 hundred.
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HERE'S THAT sEAMsrRESs
ICED SODA MATER.
WHEAT wANTnD

k{'IfIf TltnuSksD. BUSHELS wHEkf WANTED, far
which The highes, prize Ia CASH via be paid.
SEYMOUR, TANNING a CO.,
ss Corner Market and Chnrch streets
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FALL ABE.
HATS, CAPS AND FUR GOODS =!
Pollard, Prather & Smith,
AS Main street, LouisviIle, =

VE have made large additions to manufacturing de-
w partmerts by which supply friends with
better article Of goods in liz line than before
our own manufacture, and ~ much superior in style
and quality to goods bought Of iobbers Eastern
cities.
Our FALL STYLE DRESS HAT will be far SUPERIOR to-
and Of a more elegant style than any other sold
Our stock Of SOFT HATS embracing every COLOR quality
and style, is very large, and 60 will be sold at great
ly reduced prices $3.50
MEMS BOYS WOOL (kssszszz3 HATs-we have the
largest stock to be found inGS any house in the
Union.
We determined sell goods to cash and
prompttime cheaper than they can Be had of any
other house, and by examination our stock all will be
convinced.
Our stock OF goods for the Fall trade has been gotten
under the supervision OF the experienced and prac-
tsed manufacturers in the country We oblgate OurseIvs
to sell every article in line Eastern prices and suar
antee the quality and style to be better aug20-2w
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NEW UNITED STATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.

NEW TRI.WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR EA-SAER
n HORSE POST CoACHtS is now in :zrzSE54fe
operation for the accommodation of the travelling pubic
from HUNTSVILLE and WHITESBURG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs, huntsville, Elyton to bontev4lo.
This line Is stocked with fine Concord, Troy and Albany
built Coaches good careful and experienced drivers
Persons from North Alabama and Middle Tennessee, viii
find this the cheapest best and most expeditions route
Central aud South Alabama
SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.
Leave Huntsville on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
and arrives Tuesdays Thursdays Sat-
aurdays to with the Cars Selma Ala
bama, arriving at Selma at O'Clock, p NJ and then
a T7rh - Meeting with daily line Of Mail steam
kHFLNHsg2eS5 i ers for Montgomery, Mobile and New
z7hOrleans Also with double daily line
Mail Goa hes for Marion GTeensborough Tuscaloosa and
Demopois, Alabama; Columbus, jackson and Yicksburg
Mississippi.
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Monteyao on the arrival of the Cars from Selma
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving Hunts
lille Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays O'Clock
y. NJ, in time to connect with daily line of Coaches
Winchester the Nashville and Chattanooga 49,
Railroad. Also, connecting at Whitesburg with E5s5s
adaily line Of Mail Steamers for Decatur and -Eszs.
thence by Railroad and Stages to Tuscumb Florence
Baly's Springs, Ala, Holly Springs, Miss, and Memphis
Tenn Also connecting at Whitesburg with the steamers
Tor Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The Propretors have, from the solicitations of
the citizens of North and South Alabama established this
Line considerable expense and with but little aid from
the Government they hope to receive such patronage
will enable them to keep it in successful operation.
HARRINGTON BARNES,
aug24-3m Propretors.
Nashville True Wing copy three months and forward ae
count to tbs offce.-HttntSoiHe Aduocdte.
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MEDICINE CHESTS-Jast opened, nRe lot o
Iva Nedcine Chess, szitsble sor Faaes Pantations
Also Idea Physicians s4dais Bags. azorteesiylos-
ie9 BROWN
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LNOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROP
Il ERTY, NEGROES, &c.-I ofeT for Farm, q
containing 2I0 acres situated the Murfreesboro
Turnpike II miles from Nashville, and known the Ham
on Place. Improvements toerabe good good cedar fene
ing hrrate water and orchards &C. Any person DESTROYS
OF Masking exchange with the above property, has
opportunity Of trading for Of the convenient
stock farms IN the county It having creek OF neverng
water running throagh it. For particulars apply 10
K. A. BALL0WE, Gent Agt,
febl4 No. IL Deaderick 81.
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TRAVELS IN EURoPR ann THE
Il East; Or. Year 10 Es1zAsD. eo0FLAxD, IRza-Exb,
Walls, Passes. Bsksfun, HotkkaD, GEAsAsT, ArsFAIA
IrALT, GEEzs4 frExHF erHIA, P2zEsTsxa And EGvFT
eAmaei Issnsas PRISE with esgFkFiags in
1st received and f'r ssls ~
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Fall Electionz

Elections have yet to be held this year, we
believe, in twelve States. In most all of them
Legislatures and State officers are to be chosen
and in four Of them Representatives to Con
gress Of the latter class are Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Georgia, and Maryland which are en-
titled in the aggregate to twentythree mem
hars The elections will take Mace "a follows.
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University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
WEsTERN MILITARY INsr1rrrr

OULLEtFI AIt DEPARTMENT.
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE
VIE Session Of this College which consists OF two
commencing respectively the 10th September aDJ
Eoh January continues without Interruption from the be-
there are seven Professors in the COege-one other viii ~
added The course OF Studies in every department is "a
thorough in text books and teaching that Of apy Co
IN our country The discipline is strict yet parental ana
maintained by day and night Mental Moral and Pbvsrai
the system. -
Chsrsesfo for Tuition, Boarding, Washing Fuel Servants
attendance use Of Arms, Room Furniture, Towels Bed
ding leach Cadet to supply the necessary Blankets sI0
term Of 20 weeks Surgeons and Medicines IS rr
term Engineering, Modern Languages Book Keeping AMI
Fencing, each $40 per term Students Boarding win frsDf
are received on special with the Chancellor
Faculty and charged $S7 80 per term r Tuition FUEL us
OF Pubic Rooms anc Arms. For particulars address
J. BERRIEN LINDSI4EY,
Chancel Cr Of the University or
B. K JOHNSON,
yEI-3W Superintendent Of the Institute
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NOTICE.
PROHIBITION LAW.

PROHIBITION LAW.
Let them rave and eHclaim they will pass Il,
And declare no drink shall get after,
We give them, BY way OF reply,
shout q deTision and laughter;
For a ! who taste lyons SiRdDps,
so delicious ami exquisite fad Il,
That never could tyranny gain
The right 10 restrict not sell a.
TIVE quality % these AR MATIC sCHIEDAM
SCHNAPPS is so well known that they do not need
the puhng that & appears Others One trial is All that is
required b ooayiuce person Of their superior quality
Sold Wholesale and retail BY the sole proprietors,
LYONS 4 CO.,
iylS 10 Cedar street
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DISS0LuTIOM

DISSOLUTION.
TTJHE firm ofJIAMILTON FULLER has this day been
l. dissolved by mutual consent Z. Fuller will continue
the business at the old stand and settle all business Of the
late firm. JAMES w. HAMILTON,
augS EBEN FULLER.
retiring ON the Boot and Shoe Mandatory in which
l. have been engaged for several years. return sin
thanks 20 the public for their support and recommend
my friends and the public Mr. Eben Fuller every way
qualified to give satisfaction, and 6espeak for him their sup
port. JAMES w. HAMILTON.
IL those indebted TO the las Arm Of Hamilton Fuller
IL previous to Jan. 1st 1885, earnestly requested to
come foi ward and settle with without DELAY.
FBEN FULLER
e N. B-I have hand Large stock OF Boots, Shoe,
and Brogans, that am willing 10 sell cheap
be bought in All those in Of superior artcl
will find it to their interest TO give me call
augt0 EBEN FULLER
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Wheat, Wheat !

VXTEhave hand and daily receiving extra heavy
w a and rs 0znaburgs and Sheetngs suitable for
Wheat and Corn Sacks-which We Will sell low TO- Cab.
MORGAN & Co
eu2O--tf No. 40 Public SQUARE
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Tyree Springs.

fI'HIS delightful Summer Retreat is now open for -.
the reception Of visitors. The House has under k:
gone thorough reapair, and the ample ar Ssik
engagements have been made Tor the accumulation
OF those who desire o avail themselves Of visit 10 This
well known watering place.
viii be the constant aim and endeavor Of the Proptor
TO please all who visit him. and to preserve spd maintain
the high reputation universally accorded these SPRINGS
oy All their former patrons. Pedging himself untirug
aSsiduity In the discharge Of all the duties devoIvpg on
him as Proprietor he confidently hopes receive the liberal
patronage heretofore extended him by his friends and
the public generally.
null supply Of Ice is hand and ready for the season.
Ie2l-tsepl WI. ROBERTS, Propretor
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~ All About the War! -A

The Story of the Campaign:
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
aTen in the Crimea, by MAJ e. Bruce HAmley, author
Of Lady Lees YidowhOod."
This work is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations a. The author is
compished officer Of the British army. 2 He is now en-
gagged in the war, and has been from the first He has
already established brilliant reputation author. T.
This Narrative Of the War written the spot s. It
contains complete account of the beginning.
g. IL enghten the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
The above, with many other new books, be had
Of T0ON, NELSON & CO.,
jy15 - Union street.
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w WHICH,:

THE RIGHT or THE Left
TooN, NELSON CO. have just received several works.
One Of the number is
''The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits e-ke its sketchings graphic, its pic
lures powerful and aim noble ""KiT0dR," Rec. NicbO-
las Murray, D. d. jyi6
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SEGARSi SCARS
sCHOnL NnTICR-

MISS JOSEPHINE LANE, at No. 6s Cedar street, vii
WI open the session Of her School for Girls and little
Boys the list MONDAY In September She hopes the salts
faction given will insure her an increased patronage.
aug2l-td
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OPEN TO THOMPsON,s S
REMOVAL.



a. G. n a. b, BEECH
II AVE removed their stock Of Goods No 40 College
street, where they will be glad to their friend and
customers. We will be receiving Fall Stock in lev
days. aug21-u
SEGARS! SEGARS!
TWENTY THOUSAND extra Reyala Segars, well assort-
i ed, received this day by
aug21 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
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ARROTT>S NAPoLEnN.
SNEED,S REPORTS.

REPORTS or TIE CASES ARGUED AND DErERsfIN
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JoHx
L. T. sNEFD Vol l now ready and FOR sale by
mv26 ". T. BERRY & co.
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NAILS 900 kegs shoenberger's Nails In store and
In for sale BY ljygl W. H. GORDON co.
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ICR CREAM.

WE have this aav sp-ned our lee Cream saoen an
w premise nothDg blE the pare articie
VESSEL 4 TiiOMPs0S,
usvt 50 uuio1 street.
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Land for Sale.

! OFFER for sale (5O0l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
4 OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike
hoa seven miles Dom Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on ich reside.
This Land equal II not superior any in Maury county
IL IS wei Watered (he ceeb ated Devers Spring being on
ne part offered FOR sae well mbsred and well improved
Fhere are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike aud the contemplated Road 1t
VIII be divided 10 suit purchasers cold in a body
For further Information apply Ashwood p Ofce
Maury county, Tennessee
ausll-u LUCTUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy
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rHE RIaHr MAcHIER IHyEKrYn AZ IAsr

CUCAR CURED HAMS - s4ass ans sssas
y cured haas, iasi received and for s.le y
aFT9 D. a. LOOMS CO.
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F furnishing AND FANCY GOODS.

ITTE have yet handsome assortment Of seasonab
w Goods which we are selling 'at moderate prices,
which u1ention--
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ARD-soo bbb ard wasted Immediately, for vhlch a
IL hl<assi marEst price IN Cash uil Be paid.
uarss-dti J. DOYLE co.
Ne. IS soath BFoas HshEins Te.aa
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Together with variety Of Fancy articles not mentioned,
which We viii sell at reduced prices.
jy20 j. II McGILL.