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IN MEMoRrAM.
a Tribute of Friendship.

Like the heavens above, my mind and heart
upon this mournful occasion, are enveloped in
a pervading cloud of grief and sorrow. re-
ceived the True Whig, of the 2lst, containing
the announcement of the decease of E. p. No
GINrY, Esq, and in paying this last sad tribute
to departed worth, the emotions of my heart
are more than ordinarily awakened. l have
no stereotyped sorrow to delineate in the way
of formal obituary, but the outgushngs of a
be- eayed heart upon the loss of true friend.
SIT not harsh SORROW but a kind regret,
glorious sympathy with suns thus set"
Yes, a friend, a gentleman, scholar and
useful citizen has descended to the narrow
confines of the tomb, and has left behind an
inheritance of honor, integrity and fair fame,
well worthy to be transmitted to his posterity.
As an editor, be ranked deservedly high. Con-
sistent in principle, fearless in debate, wise in
counsel and prompt in action, with no personal
malice to crafty, he never failed to inspire the
confidence Of his friends, and often insured
success to their cause. As private gentle
man, he was above reproach, frank and in
genuous, courteous and winning in his man
ners. He was sincere even to meekness, but
not servile, and the most admirable trait of
his character was total absence Of infdelity
in friendship.
l will not attempt to console; it were idle
to attempt to console his bereaved wife and
children-consolation must come from above.
Death loves a shining victim, and delights to
track the good and great alike to its impan-
nelled level. But perhaps there is nothing
great but God, and we are all admonished to
bow submissive to the will of Heaven.
CARTHAGE, Sept. 90, 1856. W.
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MARIE

MARRIED-In this city, on Wednesday even>
ing, 26th inst. by the Rev. j. B. Ferguson, Mr..
JAMES BELL to Miss HELEN ~, daugher of COL
j. Halle,
Then come the Wild weather-come hail or come snow
we win stand by each othsr, however it blows.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We authorized to announce DR.. ]. j. BURNETT, Of
Smith county, candidate for Engrossng Clerk Of the State
Senate. sep5-td
We authorized TO announce Mr. W. A. ROBINSON Of
Wilson county, a candidate for Door Keeper next
House OF Representatives. sep4-td
We are authorized to announce wM. J. MALLORY Of
Dickson county candidate for Principal Door Keeper
the next House Of Representatives. sep3-td
We authorized to announce SAM. d. NICHOL, Of
this city, Candidate for Engrossng Clerk of the Senate
aug29-dtd
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oV'egC SgOr'e.
|. C. NICHOLSON & co.
D r Y G o o D S
FINE PERFUMERY. &c.

lust received from first hands Importers good assort.
- ment Of Fine PerfumPry. Fancy Arfi-
CleS, GC.- consisting in part Of the following,
large invoice Of genuine English Tooth and Hair Brush
es. Aso, fine assortment especially for children.
Puts and PuH Boxes, tsomethng new and very nce.)
Lubn's Genuine Extracts;
Fine Ivory Tooth Combs;
Large Buffalo Dressing and BARRIERS Combs;
Large Transparent Wash Balls,
Bazin's Barber's Blocks;
Toilet Vinegar, superior article for the Bath;
Tooth Paste and Soap Of various styles patterns;
Hair Gloves AMI Bathing Brushes
Bay Rum, extra fine IN large botsS;)
Lyons Kathairon; Barry's Tric1pherous;
Vegetable nd Lqlid Rouge PINK Saueers;
Skin powders, of assorted kinds;
Hair dyes Of the most approved Brands.
For sale at SFRETCH'S DRUG STORE
sepl9 Corner College and Union streets
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Mexico

NJ" loRK, September 23.
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald
states that the Provisional Government Of Mexico
have found documents relating 20 negotiations be-
tween Santa Anna and Gen Gadsden FOE another
Mexican Land Treaty. The new Government
repudiates the whole matter, aud Gen. Gadsisn
declares the repudiAtion breach OF national faith.
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STATE FAIR.

TOHN II. WILLIAMS, Treasurer and W. r ELLISTON,
j Secretary the Fair, will end at the Office OF W. r.
Eison in the Methodist Book Concern, East 81 Public
Square every day this week, from A. NJ. to p NJ, to
receive entries Tor Premiums the yearly dues from
.he Davidson County Society. Any Information
subject Of the Fair be obtained Of these officers
of Gen f. Cheatham, Chief Marshal, Dr. Shelby and f.
R. Rains. L. q EASTMAN,
sep26-4t Sec. State Bureau
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From the Nashville Christian Advocate, Sept 81.

Mr. mcGinty was man Of intellect and great
industry, and stood high among his compeers as
the editor of a secular paper. He was, however,
modest, and mingled but little with the world out
side of the business of his Office. He was rigidly
moral in his habits, and was a devoted Christian
He attached himself to the Methodist Episcopal
Church when young, and ever adorned his profess
zion of the Christian religion. While in GAINESVILLE
he was active in experimenting the Sabbath school,
and in aiding in other benevolent enterprises Of the
Church. Since his removal to Nashvle-ndeed
oetore-his health, in a measure, failed; and hence
for years he has had but little more than physical
strength to discharge the duties of his Calling and
consequently, he has not been prominent as an Of
fetal member of the Church; yet he was ever ar
dent in his love of the Church, and was faithful to
his God. For two years his health had been very
precarious, but by strong will, he bore himself in
manner surprising to his intimate friends, and
lived longer than they anticipated. Nature, how
ever, finally yielded and he sunk under a compli-
cation of diseases. A week before his death, be
was removed to the house of his father in law,
where he fell asleep on Friday last, leaving wife,
two children and many friends to depore his early
death. He had the attention of many friends in
bis last sickness, and among others, two of his sis
tiers present to minister to him in his depart
ing hours. They ask us to tender their gratitude
TO all those friends who kindly sympathized with
their only and now departed brother in his Attic
tons. We mourn the loss of good man and
Christian gentleman. Peace to his memory
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FOR SALE AT AVCTEQN,

ON SATURDAY, the 29h of September, viii offer for
~ sale the Court House in Nashville the residence part
OF the Brewery Property situated the Of Jefferson
Cherry The house contains eight rooms and
basement story The lot fronts 81 = feet Jefferson street,
running back Cherry 81 feet TO ten feet alley
The above property will be sold for half cash, and the
balance in one and two years, without interest.
R. A. BALLOWE, Gen. Agt,
No. II DeadeIick street
E. R. GLAsCOCK Auctioneer. sep2T-td
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FOR THE LApTEs-RECEIVEp BIZ EXPRESS

I AIDES Super French Heeed Caters;
IL - Congress Heeled Boots;
d" Brown Congress Caters.
few dozen pairs OF the latest styles and handsome
just opened by JOHN RAMAGE,
sep2S AZ College st.
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FOR CAIRO.

TUE high pressure and ght draughtf cTTST1 -,
steamer, A. L. DAVIS Ben. tGAE. sEFH-NTSysSal
Master, will leave for the above andazsz.-<
all inferno date ports THIS DAY at O'Clock, P. NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
skp2S-lt 4. HAMILTON, Agent.
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PATENT MACHINE
b A l. T. r o p E

VIE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Il Is now making Hundred Coils pr week Of a very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE
All orders pro npty filed the lowest market rates by
JOHN 7. DOUGLASS President,
sepl9-6m No. ~ Commercial st st. Louis. No
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Wheat. Wheat |!

w have hand and are daily recelyIg extra heav
w "a and rs oznabarEs and shestnss suitable sos
MORGAN a co,
au9e--u Ne 20 Puhlic equaTe.
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LADIES, SLIPPERS.

7 AIDES Brown French Toilet Slippers;
Il Fine Black Kid Slippers, Plain and Trimmed,
opened this day 5y JOHN RAMAGE,
sepZS ~ College st.
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NOTICE no srONE nIANnNA-

VNTE intend to a Stone Dam eur Factory nine
w miles North Of Florence Ala, and invite bids for IN
execution Of the work. which contains thousand
perches There is excellent quarry the spot from
which the rocks be carried by water must reach
US by the first Of November address Lauder
da Factory, Ala. B. F. FOSTER & co.
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PAPER! PAPER!!

HAVE made arrangements for f1li supply Of all kinds
and sizes Of NEWS PAPER; and will I'LL orders our
usual prOmptaess unless is for odd Sizes which should be
ordered two weeks in advance
expect to be in operation again in sixty dys less
when We hope matters will 20 usual
sep1S-2w W = WHITMAN
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STEWART q OWEN,
STEWART q OWEN,
No. 81 Market street. few doors below their stand and
next door 10 W. II. Gordon Co.
MANUFACTURERS or
Copner. Tin IN. nd sheet IRON Wares.

Copper. TN nnd Sheet Eroh "aFcs,
Z EXP constantly on hand all kinds OF
N Improved COOKING STOVES; also, es%
Stoves Of various kinds, such Parior Hail. IERHfa
Fluted, Box, and 10 plate Stoves. Also. CAtA>b&
proved Coal Stoves, Of all kinds; Enamel MI
and Plain Mantle Crates. oAsrISGs
IL KSue.
job Work solicited and executed with neatness and des
patch Feathers Ginseng Beesw4x Pewter and old Copper
taken In exchange for wares, &C.
P.s-We hope our old customers viii remember as II
their orders.
augl4-u
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SITUATION WANTED.

GENTLEMAN who has had considerable experience AZ
IL TEACHER md Is BOOK-KEEPER, ard is in every
respect well qualified r either wishes obtain situation
For further information, please apply the True Wing
Office sepl9-2w1tw"
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sHuuoNS, spEcTaCIES


IN consequence Of the great demand for Mr.. SERMONS
Il BRAZILIAN PEBBLk sPECTACLES, he has been in
dnced % Proong his stay his city for short tins longer
20 enable all persons o. obtain these unrvAed gAsrs
therefore Immediate application Necessary obtain them.
Additional Testimony.
From Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANOx, August 80, ISIS.
DsAA SIN In repl- 10 your state that having used
pair Of glasses in the spectaes bought Of yoa for two
weeks have fund them greatly preferable any others
have My vision CLEARER and my eyes not
become veaEisd and paiRed BY their use.
Respectfully, n. GREEN.
From Bishop Miles.
NGsavnIE, August rs, 1855.
Ma. j. H. eEaafoxs-Sr; Having used your Brzsilan Prb
be caeles time, convinced Of their excellence
and and them superior any have heretofore nsed and
earnestly recommend them 90 AL that need their aid
Rexprctially. RtJHARD p. MILES.
FY- Mr. Sermons may Be consulted his once, over
Aesr Berry Cos book store, where the above oeebra-
Ted Specialists say be obtained Tor shoFs iins O1ser.
sspls-dAEn
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
7

PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
AND DEALERS IN
DaGuerrcOtyPe stock and Apparatus,
90 Union and SO College Streets.
sep1O-tf
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.
r. c.. NJ MARRY g. co,

No. 55 College Street,
A RE now prepared to exhibit one Of the WOst Conn
II plele well as the Largest stocks of Dry
Goods offered by retail in this country All de-
sire friends and buyers generally call
what they want and will surely supply them.
The partners having spent three months in New York
have accomplished much in getting up their stock from first
hands, which will enable them to sell prices far bIott
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Eyery thing and beautiful;
Brocade and Plaid Flouncss;
Plain, Plaid and Brocades;
200 -ich, high colored Delains;
Plain, plaid and rich Figured Merinos.
Laccs and Embr0ideries.
200 OF fine Val and Honton Laces;
100 " Collars and Sleeves in Lace;
100 French Work Jaconet;
80 Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the Leading Styles Of Goods such
New York Mills and other Domestcs;
Cotton and Linen Sheetings;
Damask and plain Toweing and Towels;
Jaconet Musins and Cambrcks
Globe, Merrimsek Dundel Excelsior Prints;
Furniture ChintEes, &c, &C.
GcntIemen's Wear.
New French and English Cloths plain and fancy CASH
and vestngs, IN endless variety, which will have
made 20 order in the most fashionable style.
Also extensive assortment OF KID and other Gloves
Hosiery Stocks Cravats, Collars, Handkerchefs, &C.
Carpctings.
We have the largest and most varied stock ever or
tered the Nashville pulo which will be be added TO monthly
by all the styles and patterns they brought out
sepi5
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S 6 O , 0 0 0 g,

sol Prizes, Amounting TO $4,000.
Only 10000 Numbers.
Every Prize each drawing, and paid when due,
in full without deduction. Orders strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Drawings Registered letters at my risk
Bills on all solvent BanFs al par.
Tickets SO, Halves SIS Quarters S2.50.
Address, JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
seI26-td Macon, ga.
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V'UMBIERS-soo Saxes \ and y piut Pitsbargh
les W. II. GORDON = CO.
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ADVANCE IN POMnER.

ADVANCE IN POWDER.
OWING to the advanced price in Satpetre fix the prices
~ Of Powder from this date az the following rates
For Duponts Rifle Powder, per keg, 81 80
half 80 90
" quarter &" ESQ
Tennessee Blasting, d" $50
Nashville, Sept l, 1SS5
GU n POW ID Err.
I HAVE now hand, and will hereafter keep a constant
Il supply OF the following articles
DupOnI's celebrated Rifle and Sporting
Powder, in oanisters and quarter, hall and whole
kegs
Tennessee blasting, In kegs Of 25lbs and bar
refs Of 100 his
Toy, Bickford * Co.'S Safety Fuse, war
ranted superior.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally
supplied At the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given W al orders.
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the Manufacturers
Ofice with p. s. Chatham a Co.,
sep3 Corner Of Spripg and College streets
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Great Battle with the Indians.

Eighty to One Hundred RilIed-Zad;ans Completely
Rotted-AH tie Camp Eguipage and Provisions
Cdptured-Ameriean Loss HiRing
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CAPSG CAPS!i G.
HOGS ann BEEF CATTLE

HOGS AND BEEF CATTLE
VNyE want to boy heavy and thoroughly corn (fyEA
w ftttcd Pork Hogs, delivered AZ ourJkrH
Pork House from The G5th o. November 20 the - 49,
% January. Also, large and Uell ftted Beer SattAcs
delivered nom 18Th Of October 70 the s5th o. NOVEMBER
for which We viii pay The highest market price 10 CASH
Our extensive Embellishments 4 being thoroughly re-
paired and viii Be ready for business We VII pack hogs
and Cattle commission, and feel assured nom cur
opv rxs-reDce in the business that shall be able 70
render general satisfaction % ali who may pAronise U.s.
those ShO wish have Hogs Cattle packed vi please
r.u sarlV f1und an times At ONCE, No.
.soiS-im J DOYLE CO.
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VdCh MunE ~ lAE 1EoCOE
II VIE undersigned beg leave 10 inorm their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business At Ne
~ MsEke street and have just received large supply o.
Cigars Liquors. Wines kc which they oncr for sale on VeFy
h0era terms Thsnkfa Tor the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope BY strict attention business 70
merit continuance Of the same
apsI-a l. D. GOLDBERG co.
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PHGNIN FURNACE
Pancake Tobacco.

fTHAr long looked for and anxousy anticipated brand
q Tobacco, manufactured expressly for n, is re-
ceived ana for sale by LYONS 4 Co,
sept3- 10 Cedar street.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTCERX.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
BY Authority o. the State of Georgia.
akk a. & % "a. G 81.

TNHIs LOTTERY is conducted the plan Of the Royal
Lottery OF Havana, OF single numbers, and orawn at
CONCEET HALL, Macon, Ga, under the sworn superln
tendence Of Col GEO NJ LOGAN and JAS A. NISBEF, Esq
Grand Scheme October 49, 1865, when Prizes amount
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r A O. S!
$3.50 In Premiums.

WILL pay the abo.e premiums in of 800, $50,
$40 $50. $50 az 10, TO any merchants pedlsrs
who vii deliver this date the lst july 1885,
tie largest amount of RAGS. The bought out
side Of src % doing business outside OF Nashville
vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE IN CASH FOB Rags on DELIVERY, and
issue certificate the OF the received and
paid for These certificates must be kept and
July that three dsinterested merchants of Nashville
make the awards. The largest amount being entitled the
800, the next largest to $50, and down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know IN whose name TO issue the certificate COmbiua-
tions will not DO allowed
Wool en- Linsey. Silk and Worsed rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention TO savxg and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
jyG-lydtriwkw W. g. WHITEMAN,
North Ensf fcnrn of has
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contained graphic and life like sketch of W. T. Poa-
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Henry VIM. Herberf, ESQ., author of Field Sports" &c
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the South Address SAM. SWAN,
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