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RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAvAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.
- - -
FIRST CLASS.
DOCKS AND STATIONARY, Boots, Shoes and
ID Hats Bottled Liquors and Oils, Camphene and
Spirits. Tuspentine in casks or barrels Carpet
ings China and Glassware, Cigars, CONNECTION
cry, Clocks Cutlery, in boxes and eases, Dry
Goods boxes and bales, Drugs, Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery, Tin Ware, Teas and Spices,
FuTs and Garden Seeds, Glass and Looking
Glasses, pilates at owners risk Oysters in cans
and jars Saddery per 100 l5s....-.........- 81 10
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE, Except cutlery heavy Castings and
Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes
Cordage, Tobacco in boxes, Carriage Springs
and Axles, Leather in rolls and bales, Oils in
barrels or CesSs, Queensware in crates caskz,
kee, Zinc, Whiting. Plaster Of Paris, &e, per
SPECIAL RATES.
BOXES OFFURNlTURE, Pianos, Carriages, (box-
ed) and other light articles not enumerated;
also Carboys of Acids, viii be taken st actual
weight, but charged double first class rates. Sc. 50
PRODUCE, sc.
COTTON and Leaf Tobacco in hhds, (per 100 lbs) 76
CORN, per bushel Observation-Disclosures. ~
BARRELED PORK, (per leo lbs. .............. 80
BAGGING AND ROPE, tper 100 lbs. ---......... 50
~ Any articles not enumerated h. be charged at rates
Of analogous articles. WA. ". WANLEI,
sept26-3m. General superintendent.
PNLoToKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND.
fof me cure oil falnru ana DisoIdefed behstrueton,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief Of all those
Sympathetic NeryOss Affections attendant
Pregnancy.
Much Of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day be traced to slight mprudeDc
neglect during critical period Of their peculiar
sons, causing distinctions, irreulary, &C., which, il
relieved gradually weakens and deanges the system and By
sympathy induces those chronic forms Of dsease-Con-
SUMPTION DTupsy, Dyspepsia Sc-whieh either hurry them
10 early grave render them nvsds for LIFE Many OF
the tairest and oveest of creation II that when the bud
Just bursting into bloom. have wheTed sud died from
the effects Of obstruction and the want Of remedy assist
nature at that eventfu period
TRY THE PHIL0TOKEN.
II Ia not offered OF alls that flesh is heir TO-
out remedy and preventive for certain class Of eoIn-
plants in which it is warranted to do ali that s here set
forth, that medicine directed with experience and skill can
perform. Soldby SC0VIL Z MEAD
Ill ChsytTes street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
orders must be addressed
ianl2-ly dtw&w.
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TOR SALE.-S0 Flat Boat Loads of Coal 10 be de-
livered on the first rise of the Cumberland river. We
wish to make contracts before the river rises.
cctlS 4. 8. FRENCH SON,
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MIGHT SHIRTS AND NIGHT CAPS.-,Just
~ received lot Of fine night shirts, also supply of
iuhtca psof silk and cotton lined, for sale by
dec 6-tig MYERS 4 McGlLL.
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FRESH ARRIyALs.-2oO HHDS. SUGAR,
all grades;
100 barrels of Moassas;
100 half barrels ofAolaSses
tierces Of Rice;
packages OF Maekerel;
20 pacl ages of Cranberries
$50 packages of Raisins;
IObags of Almonds;
90 casks of Porter and Ale;
2OeOils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pals, &C.;
20 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream Nuts;
20 packages COgniae Brandy;
l0paGkages MADEIRA and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
COCO superior Havana Cigar;
500 Demijohns; $4,000 Corks.
For sale BY Iiaul2l EDWARDS & HARRIS.
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MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, 81 and So. ......
TAVE on hand the most magnificent assortment Of ele-
i i CANT Rich Goods offered in this market Our
stock Of heavy goods is also very complete and at prices
hatcannot fail please Many ofthese goods have beens
ured within the past few days. and having been bought
greatly less than of Importation feel no decacv in
saying that give greater satisfaction in prices than
can be found in anv other heuse in the city. Strangers
buying goods in this market, viii money by calling
and looking at our stock at McCLEl.LANDS
Metropolitan Store,
octl9 Nos. - aud SO College street.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
WISH 10 Rent for two years the place on which now
i live, miles from Nashville on the MurtreesborO Turn
pike containing 20 acres 30 a. cleared IL is
beautiful place. Apply at No. 33 Cedar Street.
now KEGS ". PORTER.
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS,

DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS.
YUST received this day of the finest and most beau
81 ty selected stock of Meerscaum Pipes brought
TO this city
Also very beautiful lot of Stems of which OF
Cherry
Also, Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches and Bags.
All of which We respectfully invite the attention OF
The public TO call aud examine it trouble for US 10
sho5y opr Goods LYONS d CO,
iv7 IS Cedar street.
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w LOT on Vne street adjoining the residence Of Johu
Les Tae o fronts s. feet Vine aud back
$50 feet Two-hyds OF the purchase money remain
O. bond anu mort on the lot five years. II desired
ApPiyto LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
serszA. 81 college street.
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JAMS W. HENRY JAMES J.
McHENRY 81 CULI,OM,
ATTYS At LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHaECZRY,
Livingston, Tenn,
NV ILL practice regularly the Circuit and Chaucery
w Courts OF the counties of White FeJtress Over;cn
and Jackson.
lie collection q dsfs and all other business entrusted
to them, will receive prompt attention.
octls-w till jan.5j
COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
associated with the Wholesale Grocery, Gem
MISSION Receiving ARd Forwarding Business, Mr. VII
LIAM PHILLIPS, OF Nashville under the and style
of LANIER l. PHILLIP
uOv3 l.. II. LANIER.
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j, LUMSDEN & CO..

j, LUMSDEN CO..
DEALERS IN
HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, AND FINDINGS,
Market Street, between Broad and Spring,
Nashville, Tennessee.
N.B.-We will make liberal cash advances eonsgn.
ments of Produce to Is. L. Mann, at New Orleans.
loct3l-dStrw1y
FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Lot with a doubleframe Dwelling on
IA it SAID lot fronting fort hree feet nine inches
High street and running back hundred and ten feet 10
alley and is located in the Eighth Ward just beyond
Trinity Church.
Also beautiful Building Let, fronting one hundred
and thirywo feet Hume street. the New Orleans
Railroad Depot.
Also beautiful timbered Building lot containing
acres about mile from the city, the Old Lebanon
Road Bargains will be given. Apply to
jan9-2w J. l.. Il r. W. BROWN. Az Cherry st.
TOR SALE.-A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
L We are offering for sale Tract of Land the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike Immediately adjoining the
beautiful residences Of John p Ervng Walter Scott and
j. F. Wiles The Tract contains Thirty -0NE ACRES
is Of fine SOIL all very heavy tbered and will be sold
ow Call on liNDSLEY CROCKETT,
nov5-tt IS College st.
CITRAYED OK STULEN-A Black H0UNDs =
= DOG-low and heavy made. l will pay a J~ssSsS .
liberal reward for his delivery at my office onI4@a
Cherry street.
novil-if WI. BOYD. Jr.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

FRED SLOAN. K CRoOKsHANKS.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
THE undersigned having taken the large and ssss 4
L commodiOus Shop lower Market Street, 60
formerly occupied by the late Fred Soan will continue
manufacture Carriages and Buggies the latest and most
improved style All orders left with us for work
repairing will be attended to promptly. We hope by close
application TO business oreceive liberal patronage
~ All new work warranted IL months.
decS-G FRED SIOAESCO.
BALTIMORE COFFEE.-20O bags just received
ID from Bamore-fnest ever received in Nashville.
iel6u IR&wl LANIER PHILLIPS.
CONE ONE. CONE ALL
W.. A. ~ }. q. McCLELLAND,
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POWDERED SUGAR.
n Bbs Pow sugar just received bv the latest Rrri-
lUval and for sale BY DAVIS L SWAMI
dec9-u No IS Public SQUARE.
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CPIRIT MANIFESTATIONS EXPLAINED
- By podds For sale BY JOHN YORK 4 co.
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J. III. CURREY,

CIGA2SI CIGARSII
Oh 900 SUPERIOR Havana Cig1rs Just
2O,OOOcei1sd and for sale, consisting partly
Of the following Brands: Juper's La Favoitas Ia Ha.
benera La Pedro Carrilo Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco. Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-tf j. MOORE
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NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,
Two miles North Of the city, betwef' Galistin and
Il Louisville Branch Tunpikes and near the line Of The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Proprietor has for sale collection of the best
Tiety Of FRUIT TREES offered in Tennessee; among
which will be found APPLES. PEARS PEACHES
CHERRIES PLUMS, APRIC0TS, NECTARISES, &c
large and wel-roOtsd, and srorrdnfei true name.
Also, Evergreen and Decduous Ornamental Trees and
Shrubbery.
Trees and Plants will be put up in good order and de-
liverec, Il desired, at any point in Nashville
~ PRICES Low.
Call at the Nursery, or send in your orders Address
l.. c. LISHI,
jans-dw&twlt% Nashville Tenn
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN
" DIES, 10, 90 end 10;
1900 los Cured Beef;
% dtEen BTOons;
10 boxes f ID Cheese.
For sale, at the lowest notch, BY II r. BELL.
anl7 No. % College st, opposite SeRsnee House.
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"IEkN KNOW THYSELF. y

An hsraluabls BoOL lar - cents Every Family
shOuld hGgs Il Copy."
TTNWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold inless ssaIsRx,
l. than 6 months. A edition, revised <-Ekxk&s
and improved. just Issued. ,y
HIJNT'ERS MEDICAL, MASTAI
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A J. DUNCAN a. co. have just received a su:
IA perior assortment OF domestic Goods manufactured
at SYLVAN Mills by Messrs Gileans Co. and the
agents for the sale of all Their manufactures New in soie
Best Tennessee" Bed Ticking;
High-colored Ginghams;
do Paids for Servants Dresses;
Apron Checks 2x2 and 4x4
Brown Cotton Piaids, &c &c
Which they will sell established prices BY the bale
piece A. J. DUNCAN b Co,
jams No. 20 Public Square.
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Booksellers Canvessers and Book Agents supplied on
be most liberal terms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-17

e- A correspondent of one of the California
papers, says that mines of gold and silver exist in
the country purchased from Mexico by the Gads-
den treaty, and that number of small parties who
had gone thither in search of the precious metals
found numerous gold placers, but were obliged to
abandon them, owing to the hostility ofthe Indians
and the difficulty of procuring supplies. Itappears
to be beyond doubt that gold does exist in the
head waters Of the San Pedro and Gila but the
writer from whom we quote, says that the " hole
country as rich in goll deposites as California
He also adds, that within less than twenty miles Of
Ash Spring, there silver mines now in the pos
session of the Apache Indians, richer and more ex-
tensive then the famous chihuahua mines near
Coroitss. Ia the Western sections there are also
said to be mines Of almost pure copper, and around
Tucson iron has been found in abundance
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TAdvertlsemens.l

~ When death is at the door, the remedy which would
have saved e if administered in time, comes too
Do net triae with disease Rely upon it, that when the
stomach viii no. digest oodwhen ntness and les situde
pervade the sysemwhen the sleep is disturbed, the ap.
petite feeble. the min ethagc the nerves unnasuray
sensitive, and the head confused-rely upon it that when
these symptoms occur the powers of vitality falling
and that unless the mischief promptly checked
Be SHORTENED, ss well as rendered miserable Now
know from mass OF testimony greater than be-
fore accumulated in FAVOR OF one remedy that Hoofands
German Btters prepared BY Dr. c. NJ Jackson Phadel-
phia win Immediately sbate and in the end entirely re.
move all of these disorders as surely mathematical
process will solve pr 'bem. Who then, will endure Il
agony and the risk of fs with health and safety within
reach?
zee advertisement. [apG-d&w2w
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A cotemporarY remarks

III will be perceived that tue proportion of for
eeners IA the list of ministers and consus is larger
sfsnin any other. This is easily accounted for
BY the fact that many Of the consulships are worth
scarcely anything, and no American lDo,dd hare
hen. 1t becomes therefore, frequently necessary
10 give them to citizens and residents Of the places
in which the consnlstes are located
.There are twelve foreigners in the State De-
psrtment, and here is their history One came 10
this country at the age of eight months; another
has been here forty years; another came here at
three months OF age, aud has been here fifty years;
q fourth has been here tlUeaty-seuea years; a
nth served ten years in the army; another
has been here thirty-tloo years, another tsoeafy
years another came here over forty years; another
tA1Tty i've years another fourteen years and the
twelfth, a simple Waterman, has been several
years in the country"
"Now, when we add to all this, that we know
of but one naturszed citizen in the Senate .rd
one in the House, of the last Congress. reople ~
common sense will be apt to wonder at the huh
bub raised about foreigners, by Know Nothines
1t is worthy of an age and country that have pro-
duced Mormonism and Millerism."
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TIE CANvAss-It will be seen from the list Of
appointments issued by Gov. Johnson and Mr..
Gentry, which we publish in another column, that
are to have spirited and energetic canvass, at
least as far as the gubernatiorial candidates are
concerned. We are glad to see this for we are
we'll assured that wherever Gov. Johnson goes
there the democratic cause will be strengthened
ard that of our opponents proportionably weak
ened He is just as certain to have the advantage
as be speaks
We learn that there has been some talk among
the Know Nothngs of nominating another candi
date in place of Mr.. Gentry, in consequence of the
violent hostility which has beenImanifested toward
him by the wings in some portions of the State.
If such thing was contemplated it is too late
to carry it into effect. Mr.. G. having made his ap
pointments is now obliged to make the fight, and
the disafected will either have to take him or Gov
Johnson, or not vote at ALL In either of the latter
contingencies Know-Nothingisn is "desd cook in
the pot" and will never be able to kick in Tennes-
see after the August election ClarksUiae Jefer-
Soaian.
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SLAVERY AND KNOW NoTnTSGrzu.-A resolution
from the National Grand Council OF the United
States has been sent to the subordinate Councils
in the free States forbiddng the admission of any
slsve.holde into membership. Such resolutions
do not go down quite well in Evansville and
other cities bordering on slave States might have
been expected by Council in Yankeedom. Our
Kentucky neighbors who have been mixing with
the order on this side of the river can't come in
any more, and we understand those now in will
have 10 walk the plank, as all are sworn to obey
"the edicts Of the Grand Council" We hope they
will turn every Kentuckian out of the lodges in
Indiana. 1t will show our Kentucky friends that
they have been caught in bad company Exams
ellie (Ia.) Inquirer.
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Best Known when Tried.-Tbese gentlemen take
pleasure in estying in regard to B. A. Fahnesiocks ver
muge, because two Of the firm have used ii in their pr
vate practice physicians for number Of years. and
they have known il, by observation, TO Be good
New ALBANY ISp July 4 1889.
Messrs. b. A. FAHSssrock Co.: Gentlemen = Having
sold your valuable Yermiuge for tme and having
it used for many years. would recommend il 10 ali
as safe and efficient remedy for all of worms In
instance have any evil results following
its administration but always has answered the
for which it was intended and been entirely satisfactorily
Believing that every thing that has been forth in re-
yzons not only practitioners but of business
we would unhe tatn sly say to s who read this that it is
the best Vermifge in use, and that its virtues are
best known when tried.
RELY, HOOVER RELY
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
ap1-wlm
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6 sYrwARY cougs1

Al nsenng OF PARTON OF tbs ,iefieesats Of
Stewart, GA Wednesday, the l2,h last, il was
leesoired, That the democracy be requested 10
assemble at the Courthouse ia The town Of Dove,
in Convention, on the first Monday in May next,
for the-purpose Of appointing delegates from the
different districts to nominate candidate at
future day to run for sest in the next Legislature
and also to transact such other business as IL
Convention may think fit and proper
W. L. DUNBAR, Chairman.
A. NJ GILrAM, Secretary.
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PRESERVING BUTTER.-Here is what somebody
saws about preserving butter Let somebody else

PRESERVING BCTTER.-dere IS what somebody
says about preserving butter. Let somebody else
try it:
The farmers of Aberdeen, Scotland are said to
practice the following method of curing their butter
which gives it great superiority over that of
their neighbors Take two quarts the best CON-
mon salt one ounce Of sugar, and one of common
saltpetre; take one ounce Of this composition for
one pound Of butter, work it well into the mass
and close it up for use. The butter cured of this
mixture appears ola rich, marrowy consistency
and fine color, and never acquires brittle hardness
or tastes salty. DR.. Anderson says-"I have eaten
butter cured with the above composition that has
been kept for three years, and it was sweet as
at first. 1t must be noted, however, that butter
thus cured is required to stand three weeks or a
month befoTei it is used. Fit is sooner opened the
salts are not sufficiently blended with it, and some
times the GOODNESS of the nihe will be perceived,
which totally disappears Afterwards"
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FoRELGNERs IN OFFICE-

The know-nothing organs resort to the most
systematic and wiiul lying to sustain their cause
which, considering the oath they take is is not TO
be wondered at
Here is one of the falsehoods of the friends of
pure religion" which we have several times be-
fore exposed
Number Of foreigners and Americans now
holding Office under the United States Govern
Inent at Washington
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