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NASHVILLE. TENNESsE E.
HAGaN & BRO.

Chartered bv the General Assembly Of the State
TINE above Institution is permanently ocaeo, and Is
L not surpassed BY any similar establishment in the
United States in point OF facilities Tor lmpartng thorough
practical knowledge of the duties of the Accountant
Bookkeeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision Of
the President of tue College, who is practical book keeper
having had many years experience IN Of the largest
contingencies in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the suoerinendence Of JOIN A
MCEwES Esq Member Of the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands
The Course Of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures viii be delivered al night not to interfere
with his profess onal engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
BY VIZ FERREL, NJ Under this head is embraced every
species of calculations necessary for bo9SAeeper or bust
to UNDERSTANDINGS Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping by Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
adverse go
Commercial Law Lectures including the use Of books SIS
Pen nanShp-For twenty lessons, to be taken within
For fifty lessons b. taken within three months. $40
a The above fees payable invariably, In advance
The importance oil this rule must appear obvious as students
for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having no vacation;
hence students may enter any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business Will be supplied With cola
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board aud lodging be obtained for s. per week
No student will be taken for less than full course, in
whatever branches he pursues
Time required for full course-om six 10 ten weeks.
sFy Address Southern Commercia College, Nashville,
Tenn" ap27-dtw&wly
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w. & R. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street.

NASHVILLE Tenn.
WE are manufacturing quarters pichIy Or.
w namented Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses in the
highest stve of the Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain Cornce and Inside Window Blinds; and keep con-
santv on hand choice stock Of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials of the very best description. Oil Paint
iugs and EugravingS Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass; &c. &c.
We would call especial attention TO Gliding Depart
ment Eavng gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments Of the most elegant and beautiful styles can
safely PImnSe that The work shall compete in
all respects wi that Of the noted manufactures in
the Eastern Cities, and low cost ss the same de-
scription of work be brought here ON abroad, the
purchaser running 10 risk on account Of breakase.
feb23-tt
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CENTRAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT DAY.-The Moder.
ator was absent on Saturday morning from indis
position, and DR.. Plumer took the chair. The com
mittee on leave of absence, reported the names O
several members who had been granted leave
The first order of the day, the election of mem.
bers Of the Board of Education was taken up, and
opposition nominations to those made by the com.
mittee appointed for that purpose having been
made, the election was made the first order for
Monday morning.
The second order of the day. the election of Dr.
rectors for the various Theological Semiuaries,
was taken up, and gone through with.
The report of the committee on Theological
Summaries was taken up and adopted, which,
among the most interesting item, was al increase OF
ihe salary of the Professors in the Theological
Seminary at Princeton, $500 each The reports
ofthe various Boards of Directors of these Semi
nsries were then adopted.
a resolution, offered by Rev. Mr. Miller looking
TO SEINE systematic action for the purpose of in
creasing the fund for the support of superannua ted
Ministers and their families, was adopted.
The committee on the report of the Board of
Education WIS received and placed on the docket
The committee appointed TO consider the subject
OF continuing the Synod Of Baltimore report
ed, and their report was made the secord
order for Monday morning The committee to
nominate delegates to Foreign Bodies nominated
Rev. 5. b. Fandren, delegate to the German Re-
formed Church The nomination was placed on
the docket. The committee appointed to make
minute in reference TO the death of Dr. Lindsey
reported, and their report was adopted
The unfinished business, the subject of church
extension, was resumed, and the debate occupied
the balance Of the morning session. DR.. Boardnan
having the Aoor concluded his speech, commenced
ca Friday evening, and was followed il an elo-
q1cnt speech by Rev. Mr.. Thornwell, of South
C.rolina. The debate was continued by Rev, Mr..
Coe, Or. Van Rensselaer,, Rev. NJ Peelan, and Dr.
Smith, Of Virginia. The question was finally deci-
ded by adopting the report of the committee, with
some amendments. SO that hereafter the church
will have in effect Board of church extension 10.
Gated in the city Of ST.. Louis, to consist of24 mem
bers, Y ministers and Il elders. The Assembly
adjourned to Monday at 10 A. II, to meet howev-
er, at 6, to attend the funeral OF Dr. Lindsey.
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DENoCRATIc MEETEG.-The democracy Of this
city had nc enthusiastic rally last night at Fire
mans Hall The house was crowded and cOnsid-
cradle excitement prevailed. Eloquent and thrill
ling speeches were made by DR. WINSTON, r. G.
PAYNE, EANDAL W. MoGAvocK, and W. R. Cox
The latcuess Of the hour precludes the possibility
Of al extended noSce, and we have to forbear fur
Their remarks.
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Fox PITTsBURG DREcT.-The splendid light
drought steamer Jeanette, Capt. FRIsnEE prince
of good fellows, who with his light draught steam
er, made the best time ard gave more general sat-
isrsction during the low water season in the Ohio
river, vii positively leave this port on Tuesday
next &c above. To the delegates Of the Synod, We
would say here is sure chance for a direct pas,
sage MP the Ohio, and at the same time one that
will nrove ss satisfactory.
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Books and Stationery.

Cotton is King; Or the Culture of Cotton and its
relation to Agriculture, Manufactures and Cnmneree to
the free cored people, and to those who hold that Slavery
is in itself sinful By American. Consigned TO and
for sale by may22 HAGAN co, .
The. Country Neighborhood. By Miss E. A. Du-
puy auther of 1.-The Conspirator" &c, vol Price 5ec
Ellen Norbury; Or the Adventures of an Orphan.
By Emerson Bennett One vol. Price sec
Robert Graham.-A sequel to "I.inda" By Caro-
line Lee Ilen,z One vol. Paper, price soc.
With others, just received By
uay22 HAGaN 4 BRO i.
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EYECnTnp,s sIIR

,EAECUIUho BALE.
virtue OF the authority conferred on me by the will
- of Sarah Ewing, deceased i will expose to sale by
public auction on Saturday 9th May. 1885, on credit of
one and two years with Interest from date two pieces of
property situate on Vine seevz The house and lot n
which Albert Gleaves resides be about forty feet front
and one hundred and eighty feet in depth Also piece Of
the lot on which Geo. W. Smith resides containing sixty
feet 'front.' and one hundred and eighty feet IN DEPTH
At the same time and place. will SELL ON credit of six
months unless previously disposed Off several likely
groes, embracing men, women and children. Notes in
bank, with good security, required:
mayltd ANDREW EWING, Exr. p
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To The Editors Of The Union ond American ::

70 Vtc LUt'UIS Y Utt LIttUft UFtU -iTtcT ttuIt
SIEs-We observe in your extra of this morn
ing, giving the dispatches from the Virginia cleo
tions, that you use as an emblem of the know
nothing Or American party, that same Old coon,
against which We wish to enter protest, as the
coon is the emblem or fgurehead Of old line whig-
gerry, and has been in a retired state for some time
and viii remain so until the coalition of all the
isms, including conyerging lines, ike Xii Kenny
Gals, destroy each ether when he will come forth
in power, with national conservatism.
OLD LINE WBIG.
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NDOORS THAT ARE ROOKS,o
AND WORTH READING
X REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
VI FLnOD AND Field:
UNCIg SAa's Farm FsScE;
NORM O STARS THE NEW WORLD;
FIFTY YEARS N BOTH HENIsPaERks
EoSANPTUM AND NArIcg;
LIVES OF THE QUEEvs or ENGLAND;
TGE PnGRIys OF WALSISGHAH;
R1LLs LAKES AND FoREsT STREAMS;
The MONEY! MAKER;
SuBSTANCE AND SHADOWS:
TEN NIGHTS BAR Rocy;
TABLES FOR CRITICS;
FERS LEAvEs-Second Series.
MEMORIES OVER THE WATLR
TENSEssEAS ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY.
The HFRMiT Deli;
HosgY Moon and other CoIniealities;
Miss LEsLIgs BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS TnAT AND The OTHER.
For sale By CHARLES W. SMITH.
marSf
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- 1t is due to the gentleman who brought US
the third degree of the Know Nothing Order to
print as paid for advertisement, to state that the
paragraph which appeared in this paper Of yester-
day morning in regard to that document was writ
ten before he handed US the copy for publication,
and was inserted through mistake by cur foreman.
The advertisement will be published on Tuesday
morning next
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NE,frurs ArPEAL sterling democratic
journal has lately been enlarged and put in a rev
dress This evidence of well.deserved prosperity
is compliment to the sterling democracy Of West
Tennessee, showing as it does, that they know
how to take care Of a psper which so well takes
care of Their Interests
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NEW BOOKS.
,FT.,s s.r.YIsTIC,I. CAZErTEER


HAnPEg's STATISTICAL GAZETTEER
IL OF THE W0RI.D--partjcalarly describing the
United States n America Canada New Brunswick, and
Nora Scotia Illustrated by Seve, Maps 1852 royal oc-
ttvo pages.
Physical Geographyof the Sea. By Murray
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. BY I.smartine
W,lfert's Rois'. by Washington Irving
Tikoff's Courtsbip and Its Consequences
Robert Grahsm. BY Mrs. Heniz.
Alone: A Novel. BIZ Marian IIarland.
Life of Sam Hous.on-l Illustrated
Inez: A Tale Of the Alamo.
Sons Of the Sires History OF the Rise, Prog es and
Destiny of the American Party.
Stanhope Bsrlegh: The Jesuits in Our Homes
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual.
Mature and Human Nature. By Sam Slick.
Fly Years Exile of israel Potter By Herman Melville
Men of Character. By Douglas Jerrold
Kate Aylesford A Story of the Refugees.
Cooper's Novels Revised Edition-complete.
For leby Imavl7I JOHN YORK & CO.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN Y0RR & co. have for sale the best
article of PENS In this market.
SUPERIGR CUTLERY.
POCKET KNIVES-.-2O kinds.--the best
quality. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
meyl7 Corner OF Cherry and Union SITS.
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SOMA WATER

WYE would respectfully invite the attention Of the
w muuty to our SODA F0UNT, which, from its pecu-
liar construction enables us furnish draught
highly mpreguated with gas than be had from any
iount in the West The apparatus being entirely and
from the fount pipes, we safely recommend il
pleasant and innocent drink This together with the
PeloT quaty and flavor Of Syrups will we are sure,
induce any person repeat the dose who will give call
mayl6 DEM0VILLE 4 BELL, &c Cherry st.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1855.
THE LATE DR.. LINnSLEY

The funeral services of the deceased win be at.
tended on Monday morning. from the First PIES
byterian Church. The following schedule of the
services was adopted by the General Assembly
on Friday.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Invocation and Singing, by Rev. DR.. Edgar, Pas
torof the family in this city.
Reading the Scriptures and Prayer, by Rev. F.
n. Ewing Of Illinois.
Notice of the deceased, by Rev. ]. II. Steven
son, D. D. present pastor of the family.
Address By DR.. Van Renseir followed by The
Moderator
Prayer and Singing. by DR.. Lapsley.
Bsnediction by the Moderator.
PAIL BEARERs.-Dr. Lacy, Judge Fine, Walter
Lowrie, Dr. Thornwe, DR. Krebs, Judge Blake,
Dr. Wines Luke LOOMS, DR.. Patterson, Dr.. Plu-
mer, DR.. BoardmaD, snd DR.. Dumont
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

TOE EiHiT BOYS, at New Haven Co, HENRY
i FREEMAN, Proprietor. In this School thorough
English Classical and Business Education is impaired
while The pupils enjoy ali the advantages of private
family.
For further particulars and circulars refer 10 j. T.
Pearl Superintendent Of The Public Schools of Nashville
Mr. Pearl can be found daily at the High School in the
morning, and at the Crutcber house in the evening.
mavg4-d&tw1m
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O. Why didn't the know -uothings FIRE the big
gun on Friday night? The signs were auspiciOus
for gun powder investment.
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New Furniture

CTILL comrg 10 Il. W. SHAFFERS, No. College
y Street no intends 10 keep constantly hand every
article the Fdrnit line uit both the rich and the
POOR together with Lamps Grondoss and every style Of
Clocks Mattresses constantly hand and made TO order
have hand at present good assortment Of Cbdrens
Willow Carriages all cheap for cash good paper by
mav24-om Tw ID. w DORRIS Agent.
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INSOLYENT BILL

W N. McAuey, Administrator of b. Hudnal deceased
Harriet Hudnall, and Mary Jane &C. Us E. Holbrook
Van VIM le ct ais
yNTIILIAM ". McAULEY, Administrator of the es-
w tate of n B. Hudnall deceased Harriet HudnaIl
widow of deceased and Mary Jane heir law &C. hav-
ING filed their bill in the Chancerv Court the 9th chan
ceTy district in Tennessee Camden Esd Feouary
1855 Dawsey Hudson Clerk and Master of said court
do hereby notify all persons interested IN forward
and exhibit their demands and have themselves made
ties to the bill within the time prescribed by law
This 10th day of May, 1855. .--
may20-wst D. P. HUDSON. c. IN
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE
SYLVAN MILLS.
SHELBYyILLE, TENNESSEE.
w IN MI. II

SHELBYvILLE, IkNSEsSkR. "
X ILLELAND CO, Manufacturers of all kinds OF
V COPTONADES, APRON CHECKS PLALDS
And STRIPES TTChZ1GS, STRLPD OSNABURGS
for servants THYME, &c.
large and full line of the above Goods always be
found at Messrs. TRABUE LUCUS, No. "A Public
Square Nashville Tennessee at our factory prices which
have recently been reduced to fully compete with any
mandatory either North South We respe ctuy re-
quest city and country merchants to call Messrs Tabus
Lucus-our only agents at Nsshvie-and examine the
Goods. GlLLELAND co.
20 We are the agents for the sbove Goods and re-
specially request city and country merchants to call and
examine them We have just received large lot
mayl7 TRABUE & LUCUS.
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the Irving House in another column. Persons Wis
ting New Eork viii fnd this first cas- house
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NEW FIRM,

u. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
L. Dry Goods business Mr. J. p BIRTHRIGHT the
business will be continued the firm and style Of Srk
YENsoS BRTuRGET, either of whom have full power to
"Rl1e Imya
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I'VE AREiNOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great care from the latest mporaions and at redu
ced prices We prepared crafty the most fasdiou
taste as well as the economical in prices We
nesy solicit the firm the continuance of the hume.
patrons of the former firms of the house and well
all persons wishing to purchase Seasonabe and Cheap
Goods
- The former stock will he s,ld at pricss greatly under
the market value STEVENSON 4 BIRTHRIGHT
mv2 College street
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LATER STILL.

LOUISVILLE, May 26-4 o'clock.
Thirty-iour counties, some imperfect, give
Flournoy about 1000 over Presidential majorties.
IF the vote is large he must overcome 10000 in
the balance of the State. Wise received des-
patch from the Richmond Enquirer, saying that
his majorites in the South Western counties are
astounding. 1t is generally believed that Wise is
elected by 10000. Bocock, Millson. Good, Pow
ell, and Smith, are elected to Congress. Boteler
(American) is probably elected over Faulkner in
the Eighth district
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MORRIS & STRATT0Y.

GAS FITTING
TXTE still continue insert Gas Pipes ut the usual low
w prices, and are prepare! TO make Alterations. do
any kind of work in line ard warrant it well done
Gas Fixtures.
We are offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they can be brought from the East after ing freight &c
Glass globes and Paper Shsde-.
We have Invoices Of large Jts OF Globes and Shades,
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by first boats
from Pitsbure and will sell them very low. Apply
JAS II KENDRICK at the Gus Light 0;iiGe Cherry st.
uch3'55-lv +. L. DAVIS co.
TXTRA FINE CHEWING: TOBACCO.-An
Il lovers of Fine Chewing tobacco would do well 10
purchase their SUPPLY at STEErCHS DRUG STORE,
formerly stretch OrrS) which has just received the
finest article ever brought TO this city. 'nichs
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NtILLET SEED WANTED.-We wish to pur.
w chase 500 bushels of billet Seed Also so bushels
OF blaekeys Brown aud Lady Peas. Also, Jorpfeld
Beans for which we will paw the highest market price in
cash. WELLER & COOPER
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse,
April lS Market rect
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(Amercan) is probably elected over Faulkner in
the Eighth district.
RICnMoND May 25
WIsE's MAJoRITIEs --Wythe 200 Pulaski so,
Roanoke 292, Boutourt 300 Franklin 200, Apo
mattox 267 Halifax $40, Lunenburg 200 Charlotte
80, Powhatton 2S9, Mecklenbiirg 403, Warren
234, Madison SOL, Orange 3S, Clark "a, South
ampton so, Prince George 260, Brunswick $50,
Sussex 295, Elizabeth City II, Chesterfield sos,
Stafford 100, Spottsylvana IA, Amherst 1856,
Louisa loo, Hanover 200, Greeneville 146 Prin-
cess Ann 81, Mansemand 2l0.
MAJoRITIEs FOR FLoURSoY-Augusta l410, Al
bernare $50, Carolina 50, Bedford 200, Henrico
2l2, Culpepper IS, Pittsylvania $50, Charles city
So, Buckingham 20, Loudon 400, Bocock and
Hancock IA --.
BALTIMORE, May 26--The 4th Congressional dis
trict of Virginia gives Wise majority of ,49S,
with Cumberland and Powhattan to be heard from.
WASHINGTON, May ga dispatch from Faux
ner says he is elected by 400 majority.
Page county gives Wise and Faulkner 960 ma
jority, or gain of 200 over Pierce'5 vote.
PIrrsBuRG, May 3G-noon.-RiVer falling with
4 feet inches water 10 the channel Weather
clear and cool.
NEw YORK, May 26-noon.-Stocks dull and
lower Money plentiful. Erie 4Ss; Cleveland and
Toledo So; Cleveland and Columbus 10 81. Cum
berland 273 Reading S7s New York Central
JlS. fennSylVania Soai Coulpaly 1oO. fHSiuIa
Skies 90. Missouri Skies go. Indiana IS 84a
Cotton firm. Flour advanced 10 cts 5000 bbls
good Ohio sold 10 80 to 10 g. Southern
buoysnt
New YORK May &c, night-Cotton frm-ssles
of 5000 bales. Flour advanced 500 bbls good
Ohio sold at S1O37 to Sl062; Southern scarce
sales l, l50 bbls at 1l.50 to ll.87 Wheat a tritle
heher-four thousand bushels Michigan at 2.63.-
Corn trile lower-ssles of 5000 bushels at los
to no. Coffee dull and declining. Sugar and
Mo!asses dull Pork frm---3 $50 bos sold at 1870
for old Mess, and 1915 for new; Prime Mess
Is Scale So Lard dull and declining; sales of l.
100 bbs and kegs. Whisky-ssles of 1000 bbls
Ohio at SO IL to &c. Lnseed vii SO TO so
BALTIMORE May pa report prevails that
Kanawha has given Tourney 1900 majority, but
it needs confirmation.
CINCINNATI May &C. nght-River stationary
Weather clear and pleasant.
Markets unehanged-generally dull Flour, 8 90
for common brands Whisky 81 IA. Sales of
200 hhds Bacon shoulders and sides at 3 4a9 2,
packed. Nothing done in Pork or Lard. Groce-
ries quiet and unchanged. Linseed Oil l. TO-
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A : BETSHEBA SPRINGS will be closed for this sea-
y son. at the request of several friends sccommod.
have been provided for limited number of families
DAN adjoining the b rsheba establishment The cha.
bese and free water at Dan considered equq in
al respects that ct Bsrsheba and the sceuerv-amost
Uurivs ed presents view Of the valley OF Collins river
ani adjacent mountains, for distance of ten miles
- Al !resS c. W. REEFS,
Bersheba Springs p O., Grumpy Co. Tenn.
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FOR sMITHLAED ANN PAnUcsE

THE new light draught steamer "UM. EENEvIa b
L PRE- DAVID HUGHEs Master will llkz..z-sSsN
leave for the above and all intermediate =
ports. Tuesday next 29th inst. at 10 O'Clock a. 81
For freight or passage apply 70
NlroE ID = i. HARnC AS1I Il Al
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rHR REv. pR. RoARpNAN,s NEW WON

THE hEE Un. HUAMUGAM5 NEW WuKK.
THE GREAT QUESTION: Will you consider the SUBJ
| ject of Personal Religion, l70 pp. l2mo =
To Pastors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
q seasonabie and auable help.
EXTRACTS PRkPACs. 4
at is an every day occurrence, to meet with persons
who feel an interest IN the subject Of religion and who,
this ground excuse themselves from giving their sttsn-
ton TO 1T have in very many instances wanted some
description.
Within certain broad and comprehensive sphere.
Baxters Call Allelne's Alarm, Doddridge's Rise and
froEess or Halyburtons Great Concern of Salvation
might answer the purpose. But with greet number +
individuals not one of these admirable works esud be
used with any hope of It's being ead
Ut IS hoped that the present volume will prove an
cepabe offering to who are either negecting their
own duty who have friends to whom they would like to
propose the qneston-"Wil you consider the subject of
Personal Rel gions'"
Just received and for sale BY
CHARLES W. SMITH,
may22 al College Street.
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WANTED.

WANTEDs
A PARTNER with capital of from 1880 to $4,000 to
engage in q profitable business For further partc.
ulaTs enquire Of F. sCHOTT, Market ST. may24-lw
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MICE HOMES.-We are offering for sale eight de.
~ sirabe Lots containing about each, some of
them handsomely situated about mile from the city,
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and the
Murfreesboro and Noensvle Tunpkes Persons wishing
to purchase a site for comfortable home would do well
70 call on Us. my2O LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT.