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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

ca Nixon, just above our Office, has the first
green apples of the season. They cure sore eyes.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

GT Scene in Restauran.-'sWaiter il YOU
call this bread, bring me brick. want some
thing softer.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

Ssy We were visited yesterday morning
with another fine shower. The rivers, how
ever, appear to be little benefited.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

rI- The John B. Gordon is now plying on
the Minnesota River. She left for the Rapids
yesterday.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

GV Fidelity, good humor, and eomplacency of
temper, outlive all tie charms of fine face, and
make its decay invisible.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

EAGLE SrRErr.-Every thing is quiet in this
street now. The little pig, which was the cause
OF the d'hculty, sutlives its abuse and grows fat
and eaucy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

The Hoe LAW We are glad to learn that
Marshal Miller and his assistants, doing their
duty in enforcing the provisions Of the hog law
This nuisance removed, at least in our main
streets, good work will be accomplished.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CO John Wilson, the former Land Commits
sioner, has announced himself as candidate for
the clerkship Of the House of Representatives.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CT The Russians thought the Allies were
drunk when they ordered the attack upon Sevas-
topol. A reasonable conclusion.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CO Freights are coming down. From St. Lou
is to Galena, they are 50 cents per hundred, and
from Gaiena to st. Paul so cents.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CT John Mitchell is said to be residing on his
farm in Tennessee. There let him remain.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

D@ Sobriety is so perpendicular a wall,
that few can climb and look over, to see how
happy the heart is on the other side.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

SeS There arc several cases Of dysentery in
the city at the present time. Timely medical
aid should be called
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CY The commencement of Yale College came
off on the 22d.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CO The Golden Era left Dunlieth on the 30th
ult. at o'clock A. NJ. and arrived in St. Paul
yesterday morning at IL O'Clock, with 6S passen.
gers and an average amount of freight. She ran
from Dunleith to IL mile Bluff, in twenty -four
hours, to Reads landing in q hours. and to St.
Paul, in 80 l2 hours, including time lost at thir-
ty diferant lan.ings, and l-2 in consequence of
the storm on Tuesday night. This is the best
time we believe that has been made by any river
boat this season, and is not easily beaten. The
Golden Era is one of the best boats on the Mssis-
sippi, and her commander Captain Atchison, if
the passengers speak honestly, is first class man
in every respect.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

ConnurED--Gov. Clark has commuted the SEN
tenes Of Ns. Robinson, the mardsress, 10 inpris-
onment for lifs.-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

ca 1t is said that Miss Davenport CLEARED
5000 in four months in California.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

NEw HorEL.-!The new hotel in jackson street,
is progressing rapidly and finely. 1t is beauti-
fully proportioned edi6ce, and We should Judge
excellently built. The probability is, that it will
be ready for occupancy BY the opening ofnavigs-
tion neat spring,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

A DIsTINcrIoN.-The Pioneer has alluded
in several articles recently, to the annoyance Of
runners for the steamboats, There are un-
doubtedly persons acting in this capacity, who
are exceedingly obnoxious to the travelling
community, but distinction should be made
between those who act as agents for the boats
and transact :heir business quietly, and those
who seek to annoy strangers with their impor-
tunities. Mr.. J. G. Tarleton is the agent for
the Minnesota and Galena line, and any in
formation respecting their boats will be impaired
cheerfully and correctly. He is gentlemanly
in his bearing and seeks to offend no one.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

RED wrSc.-Two years ago, there was scarce
ly house at Red Wing. Now there are six hun
dred inhabitants, three hotels, eight stores, a
steam mill, &c. &c. Red Wing is q fourishing
place, and is increasing very rapidly.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

"a A Paris correspondent of the n. Y. Times,
says the Greeley prosecution has been entirely
abandoned, and it is not unlikely that Mr.. G. will
obtain damages for an unjust and illegal impris-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

CONDEMNED ny HIS OWN PARrY.-A few
days since we stated, in reply to an article in
the Democrat, claiming that Mr.. Rice was well
known at home, that the Delegates for Mr..
Olmsted were elected in the First and Second
Wards in this city by large majorities. In ad-
ditionto giving the vote on the question, proving
our assertion, we now append the following
from the Pioneer, which fully corroborates
what we have previously said:
People are best known at home. How does
it stand here in St. Paul between David Ohm
sted and Henry M. Rice, where both have re-
sided as citizens and are individually known
At the primary election Mr.. Rice, by trick
as discreditable as it was Illegal obtained dele.
gates in his favor from the Third ward. In
the First Ward there were scarcely any so poor
as to do him reverence, and in the Second
Ward, after desperate effort, he was so sig
nally beaten that disgrace is poor word to
apply to it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

ca The Galena Advertiser of the 9th, speaks
of the River rising at that point.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

Without any effort, Mr. Olmsted obtained
the vote of St. Paul. In spite of all his efforts
to the contrary, backed by the most convincing
arguments he could bring to bear, Mr.. Rice
was badly beaten in Saint Paul. Those who
know him and his opponent, have passed judg-
ment, and Mr.. Rice is condemned.
We fully agree with the Democrat, that Mr..
Rice is well known at home.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08

BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the North Star.

NEW YoRK, Oct. g.
| LIVERPOOL, STANDARDIZATION steadier. Sales
seven thousand bales. Crops in france and Ger
many very short Cousols ninety and one quarter.
Political news anticipated.
New YORK, Oct. 3.
Yesterday morning while the Democrats OF the
! 18th Ward, Baltimore, were returning from mass
meetings, several pistol shots were fred into the
procession by persons said &c be Know Nothngs
One man was killed-politica excitement is intense
ToTeblig professions and mass meetings are held
nightly. James Love has been appointed Judge of
the District Court Of Iowa. and Joshua Pierce Sec.
Rotary of Legation at st. Petersburg.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct t.
Cotton has declined under steamers news he
5000 bales middng at st TO 81. Es Aa
81. .. NEW York, Oct. 5.
Cotton unchanged business limted-sales 500
bales middling at 8 Is.
NEw York, Oct 8
The American mass meeting at Philadelphia to-
night is said to be the largest ever held on Indepen
dence Square.
WA CINCINNATI, Oct 9.
Flour unchanged, firm at $50 to 60. Mess
Pork firm. Groceries unchanged. River risen five
inches.
NEW YoRK, Oct. g.
Flour has advanced State 90 to 25. Wheat
triH, higher, 10 to rs Corn trile higher Oats
unchanged Pork trife lower. Lard duh and de-
clining Whskey firm.
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EDGEFTELD.
sgss Extra Card,

'nN THURSDAY the 1lth Of October next. will make
" one Of cur BIG FALL SALES Of Real Esstate and or
that day on The premises, will offer One sSUud red
Beautiful BUiIding s.Ots, in WILLIAMS AD-
DIII0H to Flgefed. The Lots front fifty feet each
Patheand, (which is being most handsomely graded
and graveled Boscohel Shelby Streets (which Is Broad
street extended all Of them viii be at least III feet
deep, with twenty feet alleys
These all beautifully situated and in
nectoD with the Addition already MD OF Jut OF the Sh by
Grounds makes Edgefed Of the most desirable cities
laid of
We will have our plots ready in few days.
AD those wishing to axe good investments 10 buy
eligible ding Sites would do well 10 examine these Lots
and attend the sale We do them that they
worthy Of CyaminatOn, and all ask is that the public will
visit the or unds and Judge for them elves.
a T. R VI =: s..r
The lot will be sold credit Of one, two, three four
and Ave wears Pr notes satisfactorily endorsed payable in
Bank, aud bearing interest from date and lien retained
go We viii gladly show the Lots to all who wish TO
them LINDsLEY CROCKETT,
90 College street.
L. r. GLASGOW, Auctioneer. sepi7-td
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The Call for Keoting of the State Council.


The Nnt American juurnais throughout the
Safe, receiving the s,gual and cue from their
leader IN this city, are very much exercised in
regard TO he meeting of the Sale Council Of
the American Party. Some OF the small fry
emulate the central organ in the fagrancy of
their statements with great success. The Cen
traI Democrat published al Jaeks,n, after sta
ting. in - many words, what the Union and
american onlv insnus,ei, that the True Wing
tried T.. pas~ off the published call of the Pres.
ideut of the Council as a hodr, most unmli.
gated fabrication, adds three unqualifedly tstl>e
statements in the folio wing six lines, 10 wit:
"This circular was intended TO be krpta profound
secrrt, within the Know Nothing Councils This
extra session Of the Grand Council not intended
by them to be made public; aud If the card mad not
NJ abe it, appearance in the American, his cicular
would never have been brou INT TO the public eaz."
Every line ard word and letter in the above
is untrue, and malicious SANDER upon the
Americas pauy--a specimen eft Concerted
plan among Tie anti American orstors aud Ed
itors to lie the American party down, seeing
no chance to beat them with legitimate war
fare. The people will, sooner or hter, show
these dirty workers that they think, read and
act for themselves.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08
Bank Resumed.

We learn from lhe Knoxville Register of the
49, that the Nm - and Manufacturers Bank
ot thai cl'y has resumed payment, AID j, now
rr-rarod 80 redeem ISSUES In specie, in what
ever sun. The prospect ot this event, made
gnhj hN the promises of it, officers, Joseph l..
Klrg, President, and Hugh L. McC.ung, Cash
Ter, beth men of character and reliability, has
deferred holders generally from sacrificing, and
they now have the qualification of knowing
thai their confidence was well bestowed
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CIEclEEAri, DC 8

IRox-The buoyancy last noticed la our market
HIS not heep sustained, and during the werk the
q e. OF Bar have been made IN most cases al Old
riees. namely 2Fa3 AID SEa4e for common ard
s,,arooal The in.n Markets, generally speaking,
preseut a hrmer aspect and further genera cd
yare, IN all the lradng mark g i Anticipated on
an hsnds; but the desire 70 ssf With Only moder-
stely sctve market induces holder with us TO &C
cent preyious rates when an opportunity oa-Ss 70
eject a sales of ary magnitude Ia Pig iaeTe y
no chang Hot Blast sslis NJ $40. We hear OF
sales OF Cold Blast bas understand that il is bed at
tI0 at the furnaces.
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TnE WEATHER.-Saturday was very cool
and windy day, decided foretaste of winter
The heavy rain which fen during the whole of
tie day previous, wound up on Friday night
and left q clear sky.
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: GgoEsrA ELEoroN.-As we anticipated, the
aati-Am rcan party has been successful lu
Georgia rho Augusta Chronicle Of the 4th
SAYS:
"rhere is no longer doubt We think, Of the re-
election Of JoHNsOS ,rOy ,rnOr by the peoplr. and
a majority If buih branches OF the l. eisl,tlr O.
4 = same party A H. Stephens, Il. Cobb aud r.
Trppe, are elected TO Congress The I'd, 4th,
and "a Districts still in doubt. and have not
received sufficient returns from The 1t and 5th 10
determine, though We think It quite probable that
tbe American party have los both"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RoAD.-Supt.
Anderson, called at our office on Saturday TO
say that our information 10 regard 10 the fail
IEs Of the Engineer 10 give the signal, was in
correct, aud therefore our structures unjust.
Our Information was from one of the parties
who were run on r; but We take pleasure in
giving the Rad the benefit of their STA ement.
The case viii, We understand, be .judiciou y
invest gated.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08

One year, one entry-Prem to Rains, Da-
wilson.
Sucking Colt, six entries Prem to James Rains,
Davidson; Car to Joseph Harlan, Sumner.
Saddle and Harness Horses.
Best Saddle Horse, four enrries-Prem to John
Sardsrson, Sumner; Ger to Joseph Boss, David
son
Best Buggy Horse, Trotter, nine entres-Prem TO
Vim Phillips, Davidson Ger to Browne Da-
wilson
Best Buggy Horse, PAGER, four entries-Prem to
Jos Swan, Davidson; Ger to Jno Edmondson, Viii
hanson.
Best Pair of Carriage Horses, six entres-Prem
to John W Franklin, Sumner; Ger to j Shelby
Williams Davidson
Best Pair of Harness Mules, two entries-Prem
TO Andrew Baker, Davidson; Ger Jas john
son, Davidson
Aged Null, FIVE entries-Prymium to Tanning &
Cartwright, Davidson; Ger to Gen. " Harding,
Davidson.
Two wears, three entries-Prem to W Crsg's
Laura Gee; Ger to w S Craigs Sophia Gleaves.
On, wear, two entries-Prem to Col. George e.
nott, Sumner; Ger to G W Gleaves, Davidson.
Smoking Mule, five entries = Prem to Albert
Franklin, Sumner Ger to Andrew MeClain, Mar
shall.
IRVING and Riding Ladies
Il st Blu ~ Driving by Lady, two "ntlles-fr' IN
to Mr.. A Is r ,es, Sumner; and the judges recon-
mended instead Of a certificate, an additional pre-
ulum To Mrs Tucker, Of Davidson
Best Equestricnnesaip, four entries, (all OF Da-
wilson county l---Prem to Miss Ann Creel; Ger to-
Mrs Vim Stewart; and by unanimous recOmmen
cation OF tie judges, breast piu orth ten dollars,
was awarded to each Miss Cati,ai ne Gleaves and
Mrs " Horn for superior equestIieoueship.
NOTE The driving and riding by ladies occurred
mm rdiately after the exhibition VI bar ess mules
During. tie exhibition ~ mnles, the ceiebra
ted horse amer from Kentucky, made bis ap-
pearaLce the ring, and gave several exlibi-
ti"ns of his power in tanning Wild horses. He
seems to possess a truly wonderful power in
this respect, taking very wild horse thar
would become almost unmanageatble at the
sound IT a drum, and in few minutes having
him marching about and performing military
evolutions Ia the music of the drum, with the
bride thrown over his head. the same rs if he
Lad been accustomed To such exercises for
years. We are not prepared to give the horse
tamer's theory, as we had n" onversation with
him uron the subject, but thousands witnessed
the performance we have referred 10.
We design Offering some comments upon the
general features AID objects of the Fair, per-
haps in To morrow's paper,
~ See advertisement Of situation want
ed in another column.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08
Choice saleotad schamea Far nctnher 1ah6


Bel Air, Glass IS, for October o. 1875 -Scheme
Prize Of 500 0h0 Prize Of $4,000 Prize Of sc GOO
l do ASS 10 do 1000 &c. &C
Tickets 20 Shsres In prOpo, ton Certificate of pack
age of whoies SO, halves 49, quarters sl7sO
Patapseo, Glass pa, for Oct. IS, ls55-seheme.
! Prize OF 5000 Prize Of 1000 l Prize Of $500
! do $50 do 1871. 0 100 do 90
II set' 81 shares in proportion Certificate OF package
# q who'es sle halves Is, quarters a..
Washington Cruntl, Class 49, for Oct % 1s55-scheme
Prize Of $249D Prizes Of 5000 10 Prizes OF 81 500
10 DO Loo 10 500 25 DO $50
% 30 YOA &c &c.
Ticket IS Sha in proportion Certificate Of package
OF &c Whoes $12j, halves 500, quarters $50.
drssn in the city OF Baltimore, Nd, on Saturday, DC
q ls55-Scheue- 10 drawn ballot in eSch package Of
20 iekets.
lPrzeof sCooOO Prize Of $2ossO
do OF 10000 are 2O,Oo0 do Of 1000 are 20 900
do o $500 2p.Jb0 100 do Of 900 are 100 100
800 10 Of $40 are sl01 100 &C, &c
Tickets $50 halves $40, quar- ere S., eghths 81 so.
Certificate ~ package Il 81 VIII e. S265 halves 1892 So
quarter $6G 20, eiphths 4s8 "
All orders conhaentta and the official drawings will
be sent 10 all WHO order ckets.
We receive the Of al solvent Banks or Checks Of
Deposit and in for Prizes Bank Checks
place in the United Ia No risk, gain single
package Uf tickets may draw the four highest prizes
All letters directed 20 f.. n. CARR co will safely
hand and distant c0rrsspo NAV f sure that heir
viii be attended the as they were here
tn lmsrlves r.
Those distance will be particular naming the post
ofire, county ami st te.
/: has happened that made correspondents
ch before hao the pleasure Of personal interview
single tral may you in possession Of a competency
Tor ME Please show this 10 your iIend,. TRY Us TRY
Us! Address, T. N CARR 4 CO.
sepf4 No. leS Pratt street, Baltimore, Nc.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!


Stay Limited 10 saturday. October 2O9
by PARTICULAR REQUEST, from the citizens u this
city and adjoining counties, Mr. Sermons has consent
ed remain ia this city until Surd y October 20h In.
Fagenents elsewhere will forbid remaining any longer;
therefore, immeeiate application is requisite to obtain his
CELEBRATED SPLCTACLEs as he VIII =, stvey close on
that day. sep29-tOet20
Additional Testimony.
Fr 70 Hon. Judge Green
LEBANON, August so, 1855.
DEAs sER IN repl to yotr state that having used
pair Of "a the Specsces bought Of you, two
have fund them greatly preferable TO any others
have Nv vision Is clearer al u eyes do not
become Weartd and panied by their use.
Respectfully, n. GREEN.
From Bishop Miles.
NIasvuLH, August %, 1855.
MR j. H sSxNoSs-Sr: Having sed your BrasilAu PED
BILE Spe tsces time, convinced Of their excelencs
and ind them superior any have btresore used and
earnestly recommend them al that need their aid.
respectfully, RI HARD P. MILES.
Mr.. Semnons may be consulted at his Once, oyer
bes-rs Berry Co.'S 10 Store, where the above celebra
ted spectaces be obtained FOR short time ongeF
sepi9 -dkwn
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PERFUHERY.

JUST RECEIVED supply Of Periumery, consisting Of
y Lubu's Extracts, CoOgDes, Lavender Water Bay Rum
Hair Os Barry frcophercus, Royes Hyperian Fluid &C.
&C. Also assortment 81 Batcheio = Hair Dye HuGchu's
Hair Dys--al warranted genuine, for sale by
J. II. McGUL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Colleve Al
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS,
49, ssrS I
sszssisszs aEzfzz Is sszss

ANA VIDA. hDbh NAlh-
For smithland, Psdueah, Louisville and g. Louis
NEcTING At PadueAh with Louisville AID ss LOas U.
~ Mai Boats
STEAMER Aida
Leaves Nashville Mondays and Tharsdass Al 10 scock An
STEAMER CUBA
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays and fridays A. 10 O'Clock
STEAMER ROCK CITY
leaves Nashville on Wednesdays and saturdays 4. 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above boats o. light draust and Save gAcd aco
rod tons for passengers and an regularly in The
be-and River Trade. One o. then leaves Nsshvie e,v
day, exc ps Sunday al 10 Ocicck, All. A. HAMILTON
octS-en Agent
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MONDAY MORNING, CT. s.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We euthovE 20 announce the mime Of JOHN
MCINTOSH candidate fjr he Office Of State
We are authorizes Mr.. W. A. ROBINSON. OF
wilson county a candidate 70 Door Keeper the next
House Of Representatives. eep4-td
We are authorized 20 announce wM J. MALLORY, q
Dickson comfy candidate for Principal Door Keeper
the ne ,Iouse OF Representatives. sepS-td
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PREMIUM ToBAcon.-Among the Diplomas
awarded at the Mechanics Far was one to
W Meredith for the best Manufactured Tobac-
co. Tie specimen exhibited, WAS from a new
brand, tie "Narcissa Z. saunders Rose bud"
HACK RUNAwAY-SKRIoUs AOCIDENT.-On
Saturday night about 10 O'clock, Miss. Whith-
ington, little daughter and snn of Mr. Kelso'
all residing in Edgefeld, accompanied with n
young lady, niece, as We understood, of DR..
Goodett, of this city, Were crossing the bridge
in Hack belonging Ia WiHis When about
midway of the bridge, something broke about
the harness, and the horses started The dri
yer, Wtllis, Us is supposed, Jumped off The
horses ran TO the stable beyond the fridge,
when, in turning the hack was upset. All
inside were more or less hurt. One OF be
young ladies' recei, ell two frighlfnl cuts in the
head. another bad her wrist disloeated, and
received other injuries. Ii was not supposed
that they are any of them dangerously hurt.
The prompt attentions rendered by Mr.
johnson, Bridge keeper, and others, very much
slevia;ed the sutferings of the party.
FINE MILLINERy.-At Mrs.!A. Orockers' Mil
lnery Estabiishm, Mt on Union Street, win be
found the most tAsty assortment of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, We have ever
seen in the city. We understood that Mrs. @.
bad just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she had procured all the latest styles Of
Fashionable Head Gear. Her establishment
appeared 10 us really neat, beautiful, and ele
giant. Ladies who are IN need of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well to call a,
Mrs. c.. and get their beauty elegantly en-
bellished.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08

FAIL AND WINTER GooDs.-We are pleased
to notice the return of our frieI GEO. ABBOTT,
of the firm Of CLIFTON & ABBoTT, dealers ia
Gentlemen's furnishing goods aud ready made
clothing, Cedar Street, near the Post Office.
Mr.. A has been absent for several week., re-
plenisling his assortment Of Fall and Winter
Goods, AID now las a stock WI ich, for beauty
and durability, will equal any in the city. The
style of goods inn, duced this ea>oh will be
fnul in protusion un their shelves, aud made
~ 10 order in a superior style, aud warranted
to fit. Gentlemen can have their wardrobes
itItd out from top to bot ON at this house, on
reasonable terms and at short notice. Don't
forget No. 10, Cedar Street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-08

BANK PKoTEsTsp.-Tn Atlanta Bank wa
pro,es'..d The olper day for $4,000. This is Il
Wild ca couceru, owned ia Chicago. The man
sgers ot the Georgia State Road refuse 10 take
Tennessee mcn,y from traveller, while our
Currency, bad ~ il il, L. altogether superior 10
thai ot .euTga.