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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21

TuEATRE.-The Adelph opens on Monday
night with an excellent stock company, com
posed mostly of new candidates for Nashville
popularity. The Manager has made arrange
ments for the most brilliant succession of the
atrical stars that have ever visited this city
He opens at propitious time, and we predict
a brilliant season. The two fairs and the
meeting Of the Legislature will bring to our
city an unusual number of strangers; and the
Parquette and Dress Circle will not fail TO be
filed with large and fashionable audiences.
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Z R5s In another column will be found the
card of Messrs. Fowler & Norton, Forwarding
Merchants, Cairo, Ills. They have just compile
ted their new wharf-boat, which is the largest
floating warehouse on the Western waters
Dick Fowler-late Of the firm of Watts, Civ
en- & Co., Paducah Ky.-is extensively and
f.Sorably known as a prompt, correct, and ef-
fcient business man, aud any oonsignments to
the care of his firm viii meet with satisiacto.
nv attention.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21

The LADIES AND THE MECHANICS FAIR
The adjourned meeting Of the ladies yesterday
afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the proper
management of the ladies' department OF the
Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanics In
stitute, was largely attended. The hdles
have taken hold of the matter in the proper
shirt and from their intelligence and enthu-
siasm, we are fully warranted in saying that
their department will be the most intesesting
feature of the Fair.
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. LIP. VI.
The ship Venice, for Boston, was damaged in the
river on Saturday night, during the blow, and must
return for repairs
BY the arrival Of the Nautila. on Saturday. we
have Brownsville dates to the sth. Gen. Wool is
passenger.
Vidauri, at Monterey, charges all the evils with
which Mexico is afflicted on the army, and declares
now that there shall be army except the revolu.
tionary one
Generals Parodi and Guitan are taken prisoners.
AT San Louis Potos the plan of Monterey was
acquiesced in
party OF I4U government troops were attacked
oy the federals, near Reynosa, aud routed, with
loss OF thirty killed, thirty wounded, and forty Ia
ken prisoners.
Ten. Castro, with one thousand eight hundred
troops at hatamoras, would probably pronounce in
favor OF the Federals.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
The Southern mail brings New Orleans papers Of
wednesday last containing details OF Mexican intel
hgence to the sth.
A dispatch received at Vera Cruz from the CITY
OF Mexico, states that Carrera was disposed TO de-
Iyer the Presidency of the Republic into the hands
oil General Alvarez, and had siguhed that fact of
hcially.
Zacatecas had pronounced in favor of the plan Of
san Louis Potos and was in favor Of retaining the
iate officials in power. The people in consequence
attacked the garrison and put the troops to fight
alter severe struggle. The plan OF Ayluta was
then adopted by the citizens
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TIE WEATuER.-The ''heated term" is upon
US in full vigor Yesterday was one of the
most oppressively warm days of the season.
The health of the city, as far as the appear
ance of any epidemic is concerned, is happily
remarkably good. The interment Of boy
eleven years of age, who died of lock-jaw,
yesterday evening, was the first enc this week
In the City Cemetery.
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF TENNESSEE,
At odd Fellows Hall,
COMMENCING OCTOBER 1, 1885.

COMMENCING OCTOBER 1, leoo.
Tie Hall viii be opened for the reception Of goods on
Wednesday, the 26.h inst.
particularly requested that persons Intending 70
hfbt articles list at tn Library Rooms, where
rules and regulations can be ob;aiDed
Persons desiring Membership Tickets requested to
procure them before the opening Of the Exhibition pre-
vent confusion the door.
The Directory have in contemplation course Of Lee
TUREs during The Winter, to which Membership Tickets
will admit the owner free Of charge.
Membership Tickets S3-to be had Of the Librarian.
sep20-h c. DAVIS, Librarian.
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liver Disease.

Carter's Spanish Mixture remedy for liver disease
the number of formidable evils connected with dis
organ ised state Of that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources, OF per
living in the city of Richmond Va, might be given OF
cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture We have only
room to refer to the extraordinary of Samuel NJ Drink
err ESQ of the firm of Drinker Norris Booksellers Rich
mond who cured by two bottles Of Carriers span.
fish Mixture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He SAYS its action on the blood wonderful better than all
the medicine he had taen and cheeruy recommends
it TO all.
$s*see advertisement in another column.
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Destructive Gals-Fsysr

NV ORLEASs, Sept. IS.
The town Of Proctoryille, on Lake Burgoyne,
was nearly destroyed by gale on Saturday night
There were sixty cases Of lever In Canton, Mss,
a town of 100 Inhabitants There were ten deaths
Tor the week ending the Ilth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catavba,
NO. So EAST THIRD STREET,
ir16-1v CINcINNATZ. OHIO.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Weak nervous, depressed in spirits, and prey to nnu
merabe well physical evils the victim to dys'
pepsia indeed object of commiseration Yet it alb
surd fer him to despair We how low, weak ner
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties Of Hoo
land German Btters, prepared by DR. c. NJ. JACKSON Phil
adelpha are stronger than the many headed monster
which is preyine upon his body and mind and If he chooses
to try them, viii insure speedy cure.
See uneut Sepl-lm
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"PARLEY's PANORAMA, or Carjcsities Of Ma
tire and Art," &c, has been received by the
Agent, Mr.. J. r. Bryant. 1t seems to be a
very interesting work for both adult and juve-
nile, and it is doubtless worth even more than
the price of subscription. Mr.. Bryant stops
at the Planters House, where subscribers and
others wanting the work can procure it.
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L O. o. r.

BALTIMORE, Sept is.
The Legislative Committee Of the Grand Lodge
Of |. O. o. f., reported that although merging
Encampment degrees into subordinate lodges was
desirable, they do not consider the time has ar
rived for specific action on the subject
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EDGErIELD AND KENTUCKY RAnRoAD.-Gen.
BARROW has resigned the position of Secretary
and Treasurer of the Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad Company, and Col. HENRY BLOOD
of this city, has been elected TO ill the va
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Hon. JNo. BELL and Hon. a. J. DoEELsoN
left yesterday for Knoxville to attend the Mass
Meeting on Saturday. Col. GENTRY, Hon. l.
A. r. NELSON, and other distinguished gentle
men of the American party, will be present
We have no doubt the meeting vii! be glori-
Gus one
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MARRIED--On Thursday evening, September
9oth AZ the residence Of Mr.. T. A. Mccall, on
High street. by the Rev. DR.. Lapsley, Nc. Q. Is d.
MtRTIN and Miss SALLIE MCCALL, all OF this city
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A VALUABLE DWELLING HoUsE q SUMMER go
n street, between Church and Union. fronting - 81
feet summer, AMI running back ~ frei a. ILL
ley al pfeent occupied By Mr. W. p DoFeh said h0ass
d q the desirable residences 10 Nashville newiy
papered and painted sih throughout he whole hoaae
Por further partcaars 10 terms, Ae, iDqae u AZ
Jne c. FcFgusons once
Possession given La January, isos
ssps-u Wa. c. NIcHoL.
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PROF WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this cele
brated article that will the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases OF the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly old age
1t put up both with and without sediment See ad
vertsement. aug1
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r A g. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS.

II AvING largely increased my supply Of Rags ny the
Ii Premiums offered the past year, ending June 80h,
induced TO offer larger amount Of Premiums for the
present year; and viii pay the above premium in sums OF
$780, $50, $50 SO $60 $50 $40 $50, so and SO 70 any
ten Merchants Ped airs who win deliver from this date
the LIST OF July 1885, the largest amount OF RAGS The
TO be bought outside o. and by dong business
outside OF Nashville or vicinity.
1 WILL At ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and issue
certificate TO tie the received and paid for
These certificates must he kept and sent in before next
July, so that three dsnerested merchants OF Nashville can
make the awards The largest amount being entitled to
800, the next largest to $50, and down.
Merchants sending Rags will please write that may
know in whose to issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed
Wooden, Lnsey, SILK and Worsted Rags wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee
iy4-dtrwhwf W. s. WHITMAN.
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OF smaller ones amounting in the aggregate to more than
one hundred thousand dlars And convince yourself by
single trial that the great road to wealth 70 purchase
E. \. CARR co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1855.
Bel-Air, Glass -, for October O. ts-5-sCheue.
do ASS 10 do 1000 &C., &c
Tickets 35shares In proportion Certificate Of pack
age Of wholes SO, halves 5So, quarters $3.50
Patagsco, Glass "a for Oct. Is 1s05-sGhsue.
Prize Do $3.50 P5 DC ' $50 10 P5 Do Of $50 g
"a do 20 &C., &c.
Tickets $1shares in proportion Certificate Of package
Ct IS wholes SIC, halves IS, quarterss 81.
Prize Of s2494O Prizes Of $4,000 10 Prizes Of 25OO
10 do 1000 10 do 800 % do $50
% DO 200 &c &C.
Tickets $SShares in proportion Certificate OF package
Of 70 wholes sl2O, halves 500, quarters so.
Glass W. for the benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries to be
drawn in the city Of Baltimore Mi Saturday, Oct
%, 1s55-scheme15 drawn ballots in each package Of
26 Tickets.
/ Prize Of 100000 ! Prize Of $209S0
2 do Of 10 o00 are 10000 4 do Of 5000 are 10000
S do OF $500 10000 100 do Of 1900 are 100000
9se do OF 800 s1Oi 100 sc, &C.
Tickets $50, halves $40, quarters S., eghths 81 80.
Certificate Of package OF 26 whoes $685. halves $3.50
quarters S6625, ejghths 1912.
All orders confidential and the official drawings will
be sent TO all who order tickets.
We receive the Of all solvent Banks Cheeks OF
Deposit and in return for Prizes Bank Checks
any place in the United States No risk, gain single
package Of tickets may draw the four highest prizes
All letters directed to E. N. CARR CO. win safely
orders will be attended to the same as they were here
themselves.
Those at distance be particular in naming the post
Office county and State.
1t has happened that have made correspondents
rich before ha6 the pleasure Of personal interview
single typay place you in possession OF competency
25 NE show this to your iNe1 Gspp Tkf 20 % IRf
sep14 No. isS Pratt street, Baltimore, Nc.
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WHOLESALE HOUSES.
A. ]. DUNCAN & co..
IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
No. 20 Public Square,

NASH VILLE, TENN
TJAVE row in store our Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY,
IL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, the largest
and most superior stock imported by US, all new and
the latest styles of Ladies Dress Goods Black and Fancy
silks, MORE Antique styles Of Cashmere and Muslin de
LANES SILK warp and Pure Alpaca and Coburg Scotch and
American Paids styles and high coors Bonnet and
Sash Ribbons all qualities: Mantua and Satin Ribbons, all
the different widths and coors; Irish Linens White Goods
Embroderies Laces and the largest assortment Of Trim
mngs Of the best quality English and American Prints Of
entirely Styles Plaid Striped and Solid Ginghams;
shaws of every variety and styles Red White and Yellow
Fannels Cloths Cassmeres and VesDgs Blankets Of all
coors and qualities Mackinaw Blankets; Bed Blankets Of
every size and Of superior quality Crib Blankets Steamboat
Berth Blankets, Negro Blankets, &ci KerSeys Tweeds,
JeaDs Sattnetts Of the greatest variety Bea3hed and
Brown Sheetings shrtngs ard Driings Table Linen Of
every quality Worsted and Cotton Hosiery Of every vare
ty suspenders Gloves; Handkereie Pins, Needles, &c.
Our stock embraces the largest variety and will be sold to
prompt dealers on the mostberal terms.
AND. J. DUNCAN CO.,
No. 10 Public Square.
BWe will be receiving styles of Goods by steam
ers and Railroad throughout the season.
sept7 A. J. D. 4 co.
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To.day's race viii probably be the most in
teresting of the week. Nile heats, best three
in five by Henry Perritt and John f. POoer.
There viii doubtless be large crowd in at
tendance.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
no. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBEI


no "a Vine Street. Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER
nEPARTMEN TS-The System OF Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy is the same as that pursued IN the Royal
Aclcluy In Paris, and comprises I'VE Departments viz
PrisEy, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior;
which Is added Recapulston Department designed for
those who intend to adopt Music a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DTPARTMEST, $40 90
Five lessons a week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
-Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
aud Friday. -.
T6,ee leSsons one week, Monday, "wednesday and
Friday the succeeding week Tuesday and thursday.
''AIs 1 ~, ssSs n number and IN day: =. IN ih:
Sophomore Department.
Two lrssons week. Monday aud Thursday.
REc APlrCLATIoN DEPARTMENT. 90 90
Lessons daily saturday excepted
~; In an Of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar The only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction the Harp 9iessons week per session 20 90
IN iooahsa'ion, ,.,. ~ ~
% classes Of gentlemen on ihs Violin Fu'e, =,
Cisriouet, &C, two evenings Wees' ID %
gaF- An tuition fees due on the entrance q The pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to al pupils rec
No charge win be made for the use Of Instruments Music
ami Music Books furnished gratis 70 the pupils, Nho VII be
permitted % reta them their property al the coe
Of The session.
Pulals w be received any time, and charged the
period they the Gloss Of the session The attend
ance oi pupils wi be rsqurcd during ths Lesson only
The Academic Year l be divided late sessions the
one commencing GA The Mondays IN September and clos
IN, op ths isst fday hi January DE Other coqer on
D. 20 Monday 10 February aud closing on the nsi Friday
~ Pupils intrus,ed 70 their care .han receive close Al,
enton aud unwcaFsd assttuiy the part ~ the in
svai they shall Eos t attain te eleysted
81 andard q prohciency 70 which they may aspire.
Application 70 b. made on o. amer the dsy % Septern.
er, at tbs Academy. Augis -an
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH cash capital Of rom $500 TO $1,000 Iucrs-
tive, Rrntee business, whose time would be required
only from A NJ. to5 P NJ To q gentleman q good sd
dress handsome income may be realized. Good security
given for amount invested n preferred liberal salary
viii be guaranteed.
" Address stating where an interview may be had 10
SOUTHERNER, Post Office.
N.B.-Persoas not having the above amount Of Cash
need not apply. auElT-a
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Raees-Fourth pay-rhursday.

A tolerable crowd only was in attendance
yesterday, owing to the fact that twas under
stood that several of the entries would pay
forfeits.
The first race was a sweepstake for year
Olds, 5000 entrance, $50 forfeit-two mile
heats.
The entries were-W. W. Woodfolk's Kan
sas. W. G. Hardiug's b. f.. by Epsilon, out of
Florestine. Roundtree & Singleton's b. c., by
Shamrock, dam Sally Kirby by Stakeholder.
The first and last paid forfeits, and Gen.
Harding's gallant FLY galloped for the purse.
The second race was for Proprietors purse,
$l00-nile heats.
AT the sound of the horn but two contest
ants made their appearance Orookiuden, the
Georgia FLY, and Stevensons entry.
First heat. The Hamlet colt has the call
among the betters. At the tap of the drum he
took the lead and won the heat without being
pressed, in 1:54.
Second heat. Heavy odds betting in favor
of the Hamlet stock. He dashes ahead of the
FLY, and very ungallantly refuses to have her
company during the balance of the heat. He
wins the heat easily in 1:55.
W. T. Cheatham's Highlander was drawn,
as was also Fowler's Head and Ears.
SUMMARY.
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From Bishop Miles

From BISHOP Mics.
NASHVILLE, August % 1855.
Ma j. II. SE,MoNs-Sir: Having used your Brazilian Peb
bic Spectaces time convinced Of their excellence
and find them superior any have heretofore used and
earnestly recommend them TO all that need their aid
Respectfully, RICHARD z. MILES.
~ Mr.. Sermons may be consulted at his Office,
Mesrs. Berry Co.'S Book Store where the above ceebra
ted Spectacles may be obtained for short time onger
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

The Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford
Chartered 1919.
CASH CAPITAL 100000
THO. A ALEXANDER, sec'y..... THO. k BRACE PreSI,
State Mutual z & H. Insurance Co. ofPa.
CAPITAL &350,0o0.
A. j. GILLETT Sec y......-..J. 4. RCTHERF0B D. Press
New York Life Insurance Company.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL fs00OOO.
PLlNY FREEMAN, Actuary MORRIS FRANKLIN PresF
Fire, Marine, Inland Hu and Life risks taken Al equitable
rates. tjyZ8l JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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additional Testimony.

Additional Testimony.
From Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANON, August 80, 1855.
DEAR SIR In repl- to your note state that having used
pair of glasses in the Specaces bought % you for two
weeks have found them greatly preferable TO any others
have My vision clearer and my eyes do not
become weared and panied by their
Respectfully, N. GREEN.
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SERMONS, spECrAoLEs.

TN consequence Of the great demand for Mr. SERMONS
i BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACbES he has been in
uced proong his stay in this city for short time longer,
enable all persons 20 obtain these unrvaed glasses
therefore immediate application Unnecessary obtain them
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Wheat! Wheat /!

WI this day have orders for twenty thousand bushels
w wheat, to be filed during the present month, for
which We viii pay the highest market price in cash.
septS kW. Il. GORDON & co.
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Time-l64: LBS.

O. a. Hamilton's CrOokinden, by Tempest . 2
V. S. Stevenson's b. c., by Hamlet, dam
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Wheat, Wheat /!

IET have hand ard daily receiving extra heav
w and rs OznahurPs and SheetinFs suitable 70
neat and Corn Sacks which viii sell Cash
MORGAN & co,
au20--tf No. 40 Public Square.
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SIOO REMARD.

ID ANAwAT Monday night the 2ist inst while IA III,
II employment Of Mr.. Charles n. Martin Of this city,
TWO NEGRO hEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty i've yesFs % ace; Of dark Complexion had
with them suit Of Clothes made o. green casinett
and six hats. JiA Is ave fset eight inches
HIGH weighs about $50 lbs vel formed high forehead and
pleasing countenance speaks quick when spoken 10;
raised Ia williamson county BY Thomas PetWay. ALERT
Is about feet Inches high weighs shout 1I5 lbs; round
fac, good eountenaucs, with small round eyes, speaks
rather slow When spoken To- rather humble ookinK
gro raised BY Col Thomas Williams, % Mon tgornery
Ala. VIII give The above reward they are taken and
secured 70 hat ges fem.
my2G-a c. L. NELSON
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NEW Fg.gJE DEPOT.
Office Of the Nashville City Mills, corner of College
and Spring Streets
Jy4 G. HAMMOND 4 co.


IA are manufacturing choice article Flour espe-
" ciay for family use, which oner the raie on
the most liberal terms All orders len the of &c viii meet
prompt attention. LJy4l G. HAMMOND co.
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H. n, CARR & CO.
ISS Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE. MD.
a CUBE ron HARD TIMES

A Nd the Road to Wealth at E. n. CARR CO.'S, Ex-
II change and Lottery Brokers' the great Prize sellers %
the Maryland Lotteries, who have during the last six
months sold several Capital Prizes besides large number
Of smaller ones amounting in the aggregate to than
hundred thousand dllars And convince yourself by
single trial that the great road wealth is purchase
ticket Of the lucky and far-famed prize sellers,
n CARR & CO
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aeOAA a NV Ia -
Let them rave and eXclaim they will pass IL,
And declare we no drink shan get after,
We give them, by way % reply,
shout OF derision and laughter:
For al who taste lyons ShuTDBs,
70 delicious and exquisite hnd L.,
That never could tyranny gain
The right 20 restrict O not sell O..
l VIE quality Of these AR OMATIC SCHfEDAM
l. sCHNAPPs is 50 well known that they do not need
the pulling that appears others Do One trial is all that
required TO convince person Of their superior quality
sold Wholesale and retail by The sole propdetors,
LYONS CO.,
jyl8 10 Cedar street.
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WHEAT WANTED.
NIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED 70
Il which the highest price in CASH will be paid
SEYMOUR, TANNING a CO.,
'r2 Corner Market and Church streets.
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

VIE undersigned beg leave 70 inform their friends and
patrons that they have reOpened their business
81 maFEet street aud have just received large supply o.
Ogs Liquors. Wines &c, vhich they offer for very
liberal terms Thankful FOR the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention to business TO
merit continuance Of the same.
ap2I-if l.. D. GOLDBERG & CO.
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Wheat 1! Wheat /!

WE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville.
w Sacks furnished. Call and before you sell
augl5-u j. d K. HEATNAN.