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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-13
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
ca TRUE WING oFFICE,
~ NASHVILLE, Sept, 10, 1886.

The weather for the past week has been
every way favorable for The maturing of the corn,
csttOn and tobacco crops. The rains have been
comparatively light with a warm SUM-
/ The river has been up to over six feet on the
shoals since our last weekly report, but has been
l'slowly receeding for day or two, and there are
now only about Al to 5 feet H-
Business continues quite brisk in all departments
/ of trade. Our wholesale Dry Goods merchants,
especially entertaining host of customers from
all parts of Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia, and
we are glad to learn are giving great satisfaction
The produce trade continues to form an important
item in our business, and is giving employment to
a large force.
In the Grocery department trade quite as active
as heretofore and we notice chance in prices Of
any moment.
| C0TT0N-The new crop has not commenced
Gaming in yet, and we have no transactions to
report.
TOBACCo-We hear of nothing doing in TO-
bacco as yet
DRUGS and DYES-Some slight changes will
be found in our quotations, though they are not
material The trade is active.
GRAIN-Wheat is not coming in quite as freely
as heretofore, and prices are somewhat sitter. We
quote 9Oc as the ruling figure. RYE has advanced
slightly, and is now held at 5Oa65.
GUNPOWDER has advanced figure, and we
now quote it at $3.50 for Rife, and s. so for
Blasting.
PROVISI0NS-BAooNi is inactive, and we notice
no change in quotations. The same is true with
regard to other articles in Provisions, except EGGS,
which are selling at Sc at wholesale.
We refer to our Price Current for further par
tculars.
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RKcoRDERs CoURr.-B Barney Boyd attracted
the attention Of the corporation officers by
the manner in which he conducted himself
He had evidently been imbibing, or he would
never have exercised his pugiistic propensities
upon female. He was calaboosed, and upon
examination, fined so and costs. lie departed
10 bad humor, cursing the officer as 'tam
nonotnn
Fdyette Sands was committed TO the work
house yesterday for an assault and battery upon
a woman, where he viii have the pleasure of
breaking rock for exercise.
Lafayette HundLey was running in the same
trade, and be was fined So and costs, and in
default of payment sent to the work house for
eleven days.
Nary Sloan, {. W. c., was arrested for using
disrespectful and abusive language to a white
person, and fined so and costs.
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For the Nashville True Wing.

The Board Of Education has noticed commune
cation in the True Wing, of yesterday, headed
"our Public Schools, Teachers, &C." signed with
an asterisk.
The writer says that "Friends Of the free school
system who had watched the experiment closely
aRs critically, day by day." during the late ses-
sion, "with interest, though disappointed, still
looked with confidence to the experience Of another
session. That session has now commenced, with
an increased number of pupils, but the Board Of
Education have departed from the proper rule
which governed them heretofore. They have made
a step backward, the evil consequences Of which
may well be feared. After examining an individual
who sought employment as a teacher, and rejecting
him us incompetent they have reversed their decis-
ion and given him class"
The writer further says, that Gas friend of the
system, aud as a parent having children in the
schools, enter my protest NOW, at the first mo-
meuE against the above mentioned departure from
the standard of qualifications for teachers" 81
And it is right for parent to protest in such a
case. But as the Board of Education Is known,
and the writer is not, the Board desire that be win
meet them at his earliest convenience and make
good the above allegations Of fact under the assn.
rance that he viii find them ready to remove any
teacher shown TO be Incompetent In order that
the writer may know the issue TO which his stten-
ton is invited, the Board now denies that, 'after
examining an individual who sought employment as
a teacher, and rejecting him as Incompetent, they
have reversed their decision and given him class.
The Board Of Education feels no necessity Of ex-
cusing their past conduct, they not conscious
Of having done any thing requiring apology.
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st. Louis Market.
FRIDAY EVENING, Septic

FRIDAY EVENING, September. z.
The advces from Europe by the Atlantic, relative
to an advance breadsuffs, and the probable unfa
vorable weather for harvesting has had effect
here, and prices to-day for wheat went up Flour
also became frmer, and yesterdays officers were
freely accepted. Hemp continues firm add active,
with 1913 per ton attained for prime undressed.
Receipts of grain, -four and other products fairly
liberal Arrivals from the Ohio frequent, with full
cargoes Of manufactured articles. Several steamers
lately from the South with better supplies Of gro.
ceries than noticed for week or two.
ToBACco-Sale at the State Warehouse of hhds
IA Tugs at S4s5, $4 IS, 81 95, So 10; 8 do leaf
Sc 05, So 90 and IS So per 100 lbs: / do rejected
at So o. AT the Platners / hid lugs, rejected,
81 50 per 100 lbs.
FLoUR-Prices frmer, and market more active.
Sales IS bbls country superine So l24; Ga do in
spected Sc l2f 45 do fancy 20; $50 do country
extra, delivered, and 200 do cily do 81 per bb.-
1000 bbls country extra, guaranteed and delivered,
81; II fancy at Sc 25.
WHEAT-Sales of 40 SKIS very inferior, IS to s5c;
$40 fair at 92c 65 and 1913 DO at 81; SO, SO, 269,
and loo fair red at 81 O5; SO, 6S, ll5 good red
81 10; l70, 1913, 900, So prime at 81 49,; las do
at 81 90; 447, 1875 and 1876 prime red and white at
81 25; 3l8 81 80 per bushcL.
CoRE-Sae of 40 SKIS yellow in secondhand bags
at 52c 600 yellow in new SKIS 54c; and 675 choice
white at 56c, new gunnies included.
OATs-Sale of Al SKIS at SO4c, cotton sacks; SO
do 3lc SOL, delivered, 3l1c; 45, 200 and 207 in
new and secondhand SKIS, 32c per bush; 800 at
soc. second hand gunnies.
BRAN-Sale of l45 sks at 45c per 100 lbs.
WHIsKY-40 bbls at 364c, and 2S9 do on
private terms.
PorAToEs-l0o bags prime Neshannocks at soc,
and lot at 45c per bushel.
DRIED FRuIr-Sale of 81 SKIS and II bbls prime
apples at 81 30 per bushel.
HAY-50 bales at zoe.
FKATHERs--Small lot at 40c.
Rrrrrrn-IR EenS nt Tr
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Liver Dfsense.

carter's Spanish Mixture, remedy for liver disease
and the number Of formidable evils connected with dis
organised state OF that organ, IS unrivslled. e
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources Of per
living in the city of Richmond Va, might be given
cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture We have only
TO refer TO the extraordinary of Samuel Drink
err, Esq OF the firm Of Drnker Morris Booksellers Rich
mond Va who cured by two bottles Of Carriers Span
sh Mix ture, amer three years suffering from diseased liver
lie its action the blood Is wonderful better than al
the medicine he had taken, eheerly recommend
Il 10 all
'."see advertisement in another column. %
sepi-lm
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MEcHANuos' FAm.-The ladies viii please
recollect that the meeting of those of their
sex disposed to take an interest in the APP
proaehing Mechanics Fair and Exhibition,
will take place this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall, at o'clock. The object is to make ar
rangements to manage to the best advantage,
the Ladies' Department of the Exhibition, and
to appoint committees TO promote by all means,
the general success of the enterprise. We hope
TO see large attendance of the ladies of the city
this evening.
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The Manager Green has made
his arrangements TO open the Theatre with q
new company on the oath. We are advised
that the season viii present an array of talent
never before exceeded in this city. No pains
or expense will be spared to make the Adelphi
attractive. The long drouth of rational
amusements in the city has been severely felt,
and we predict profitable season to the man
aver
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Weak, nervous depressed in spirits and prey to innu
merable mental well physical evils the victim to dys
pepsa ind object of confederation. Yet is alb
surd for him despair. We not how low, weak
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties of oo
land German Btters prepared by DR. c. NJ Jackson, Phil
adelphia, stronger than the many headed monster
which preyinR upon his body and mind and he chooses
to try them, We viii insure a speedy cure.
See advertisement sep1--im
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BY TELEGRAPH.



The Asia arrived out on the oath.
A paper found on dead Russian General shows
the attack on Tchernaya was a deliberate attempt
TO raise the seigehad they gained the heights the
attack would have been made at four other points.
The Russian force consisted of $4,000 infantry,
5000 cavalry and 100 guns. The French 1900
men, batteries. The Sardnians Al, 900 men and
"a guns The Russians carried the bridge and
crowned heights three times, but were repulsed,
their retreat being covered by batteries The
French loss was, officers, Is killed, IS wounded
men, 172 killed, $50 missing, 1,l6O wounded. The
Sandman loss was 250 Russian loss, 5000 killed,
5000 wounded, and 1900 prisoners
Redan and Malakoff were bombarded on the 18th
with considerable effect
Gortschakoff telegraphs on the 9th: -"Affairs
unchanged. The FIRE from the allies is occasionally
heavy"
Simpson is reported sick.
Gen. Bentwick has assumed the command of the
allies, and is preparing to cross Tchernaya
The Baltic feet has retired from before Cronstadt.
A Prussan circular indicates the position of that
Government and the Germanic Confederation the
same as at this time last year.
TS- French news is unimportant. The crops are
Pu De yolgnsfs a1,.e-
aca4 "a ts be -.7ac.aa.
Napoleon, la a .~-.--- r, t.a 81 lao
army for the Tchenaya victory, and looks for
speedy end of the seige and fall of sevastopol He
knows the Russians cannot sustain the struggle
through the winter.
The Russians are said to have doubled the garri.
son at Sebastopo, and launched several vessels at
Nicolof
Seventeen gun boats from Riga fought steamer
Hawk and an gun corvette for two hours-result
indecisive.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. u.
River falling slow, with feet inches water in
the canal
CIEcINXATI, Sept. u.
The river has fallen one foot since yesterday.
Flour quiet Wheat steady-Prime Red 100
Bacon sides IL. Whisky 8SiaSSs. Sugar 7tuS-
prices firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL.
Cotton, prices feeble. In Sugar and Molasses
nothing doing. Wheat l.2O Corn, 68c-72c for
mixed. Oats 37a4O. Mess pork retailing at q. 80.
Death from yellow fever last week $50.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-This institution, under
the charge of Messrs, WEBER d HISS, opened
on Tuesday with fifty pupils-an excellent be-
ginning and one which ensures its success
Having been disappointed in their expectations
of obtaining a more suitable place, the sessions
of the Academy will be held for the present
in the basement of the Christian Church on
Cherry street.
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Nashville Academy Of Music.

Profs HISS and WIENER beg to inform their
patrons, and the public, that for the present owing
20 circumstances beyond their eontrol, they win
meet their classes in the basement Of Mr. Fergpsons
Church, Cherry street. instead Of The Louise on Vine
street, as advertised. Pupils wiz please attend at
heir appointed hours at that place. IL Nv
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THURSDAY moRNlNG, SEPT. 10.

THE WEATHER Yesterday was an exceed
ingy warm day, the sun looming out in I'M
clouded fervency. For September the weather
may be said to be fully up to the season in
point Of caoric.
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Our Public Schools.

The following communication was handed
us yesterday by member of the Board of
Education, in reply. to communication in
our paper of Wednesday morning, signed 80 4"
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RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Or ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA

EOR the Prevention and Cure Of ISTERlnrTENT anil Rs
Il MrTTENT FEvRRs FEvRR and AGUE CRILLs and FEyER
DUMB AGUE, GENERAL DEBILITY, NIGHT SwEArs and all other
forms OF disease which have common origin in M1LARA
or MIAsMA.
This is NATURAL ANTIDoTE which will entirely pro-
tect any resident traveller in the sckIy or
swampy localities, from any Ague Bilious disease what
ever Or any injury from constantly inhang Malaria or
Masma.
will instantly check the Ague In persons who have suf
Tered for any length Of time, from day twenty years
so that they need never have another chill by continuing
us use according to directions The patient at begins
to recover appetite and strength and continues until per-
manent and radical cure Is effected.
~ One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require Directions printed in German
French and Spanish accompany each bottle. Price One
Dollar. Liberal discounts made TO the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES, Providence, R. l.
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DANCING.

AIR GOODWIN. having returned rom DE East With Al
nj al TIE new and fashionable Dances bsgs leHve respect
Sy 10 announce the cEens Of Nssh Wis, that he I'll
eoumence Of instructions IN ha polite ART On sAI
URDAY, September Sth, at O'Clock r. hi m TIE foon'
aver Beech's Store on College street.
navs az Tuition Monday Thursday an saturday honr'
~ Attendance nom 70 IN Gentemen's Class. from u
90 81, same days. bpa-"
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RIVER NEws.-The river was reeeding
slowly yesterday. The only arrival was the
Nettie Miller, from Paducah. She viii proba-
bly, leave to-day. .s
The z. L. COBB left yesterday for CDcin-
natl
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SToNING RAILROAD OARs.-John Calender,
arrested for throwing rocks at the train on the
n. & @. r. r., was examined yesterday before
Esquire Ferris, and judgment withheld by the
Court until to-day.
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JAMES r. Chiffon, If. D.,
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

bkNlsBURG, Union CO., Pa, May y, 1850.
Mr.. A. RHoDks-Dear Sir; The box OF medicine you
sent duly received the 18th Of April have sold
about onehah OF it, and far the people who
satisfied that has cured them It has certainly stop
pad the Ague in every who has used it. and six OF the
Of long standing. My ster who has had It
Ave or six years back, and could get stopped
cept by Qunine, and that only long she would IT,
is now, think, entirely cured by your remedy. :
z. McCJNIY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. MORSELL,
fT t DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCLNNA7I, OHIO.
Purify Tho H1oodd.
IooRREeTED WEEKLY 49,.

With soan Life Syrup is decidedly he best and chesT
est blood purifier in Its life giving properties mpaI
healthy action to the vhoe system, and thereby ward
summer dis eases Of every kind.
sB-see sloan's advertisement in another column.
sep13-1w
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony
all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this
brsed article that II viii restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases OF the Scalp, preserve the hair from
Ing aud preserve the color perfectly to extreme
II put up both with and without sediment Sec ad-
vertisement. augl rffrf
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PROOF OF SAFETY

" NEW YORK, June II. 1858.
~ have made chemical examination Of RHoDEs Fewer
AND AGUs CURE or AEFIDOTK MALARIA and tested
for Arsenic, Mercury Qunne and Strychnine have
not found particle Of either in it, have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious
The constitution.
JAMES Z. Chiffon, NJ. D., Cheruist.p
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" 10 tr ..
+ Clarionet, &C, two
80 All tuition fees due the entrs1cs ID ils la..
One lesson week in Sacred Music given al pupils free
Of charge. ---
No charge will be made for the Of INSTRUMENTS Music
ami Music Books furnished gratis the pupils who will be
permitted to retain chem their property at the
Of the session. r'."..-
Pupils will be received at any time and charged from the
period they enter to the close Of the session. The
ance Of pupils will be required during the lesson only
The Academic Year will be divided into sessions the
one commencing the ID Monday September clos
ne on the last Friday in January the other commencing
be LIST Monday IN February and closing the first Friday
in June.
~ Pupils intrusted to their shall receive close at
enton and if unwearied assduty the part Of the in
tTuctoTs avail they shall not fail attain elevated
st andard Of proficiency to which they may aspire.
Application to be made ater the 1st day Of Septe.
err, at the Academy augiS BIN
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CAUTION 10 AGUE srFFFRERs

Take Arsenic, Mercury, QuiniDe, strychnine
AnuPerodcs medicines OF any kind the virtue Of which
Is owing 10 such poisonous drugs. The they
70 break the ehs for short tine while they
constitutional maadies that only with life.
member that the only Fever and Ague Remedy that harm
less wen sure, IS
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Wheat, Wheat !!

w have on hand and daily receiving extra heavy
W and IS Oznaburgs and Sheetings suitable for
heat and Corn SackswLich will sell low for Casa
MORGAN co,
suso-u No 80 Public Square.
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Rhodes Fever and Aeue Cure.

For by Geo. H. Bates 1888 Water street at Wholesale
and by O. v. Cekener Co.. and c. II. Ring New York;
T. w. Dyott Sons philadelphia; and by dealers generally.
sep5-dtrilwAwtser2i
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Jefferson City Cattle sarket.

Jefferson City Cattle sarket.
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept
Arrived to-day 40 Lake cattle and 90 year
ngs The supply OF ordinary stock continues ample, but
the almost bare u Western No hogs and but
few sheen offered. supply Of Western stock 10 due
night Prices to-day for good stock firm In favor Of
holders al cur last quotations.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
uEnuCAT nRp aRrmrNr


THE Fifth Annual Course OF Lectures 10 this Institution
will commence Monday, the 29th Of October next,
and continue till the first Of the ensuing March.
PAUL r. EVE. VI. D. Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D.. Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women Children.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, n. D.. Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
Q. K. WINSTON, NJ. D., Ma,eria Mediea and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERT NJ PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Anas-
omy.
j. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ d., Deuonstrator OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for Students the
first Monday In October.
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free all Stu
dents viii be given BY the Professors commencing also on
the hTst Monday OF October
Cnque has been established in connection with the
University, at which operations performed, and
prescribed for and ecuTed upon In presence Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University Is si05
Matrcuation Pee (psid only IS. Practical Anatomy
$40. Graduation Zee cas-.
Good Boarding be procured at about a. per week.
Further inform alton can be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
jyiS-whtrw2mr Chancellor Of The University.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "A Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.

CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTMENTS-Th System Of Instruction adopted for
~ this Academy is the that pursued in the Royal
Academy in Paris, and comprises five Departments viz
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior;
which added Recapulaton Department, designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as profession.
TERMS PER SESSION
PRIMARY DxPARTMESr $50 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted
0O
-Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
sOFnohORE DEPARTMENT -. 80 90
Thee lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
JusIOa DEF ........' s. 90
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department. ~.
sEsIoR DEP4ErEST 10 90
REoArIrrIIroS DEFAR1ssT 60 90
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted.
~ ~ the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
GUiter ---Ants taught. -
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Wheat I! Wheat (!

tTEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
Il wanted deliverable Warehouse BY the 18th inst
for which We viii psy - cents per hushe Of CO lbs
aug5 W. II. GORDON co.
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.zr5 Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CIrYI
3. c. NcEAIRY & co.

3. C. EcTAIRY & CO.
No. 90 COILEG STREET,
AVE Just received per Express and are now opening
II their Fan lmportatDns Of the most beautiful sssort
ment Of Goods brought this market consisting
Lace Goods and EmbrOide<ies,
Such as Vsllencenne lace Cap Coaretes and Sleeves;
Val Lace Edgngs, Collars and Sleeves separate aud in
sets; Ladies Embrodered Robes InGlntsf Embroidered
&c Sc &c. =
SILK GOODS!
Elegant F'urced Robes; Moire Antique in an eolors.
Glaze and various styles OF Piads and Stripes
ShasVis and ScarES.
Shawls.
All these goods are exceedingly handsome and In ths
newest styles being among The earliest purchases ia the
aug20
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

ME are prepared 70 pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for wheat aud Corn, at the Nash
vile City Mills, and desire all the Wheat Growers % eve N
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise we shall De pre-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat such terms as win
be satisfactory. G. HAMMOND a On
~ n. B.-We win pay 10 per cent above the market
price for Wheat cleaned through
CHILDs GRAIN sEPARAToRs.
Je1t-vstrw1 G.H& 90.
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Land for s ale.
KorIcE ExTRAORpNARY,

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. ~
7 WILL be at ClarksViIIe on MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, Sd, An and 9th Of September.
At murfreesb0r0 on FRIDAY, September Tn, pos
lively for that day only
At ShelbyvilIe on SATURDAY, September sth, pos
lively for thai day only.
At COiu bia MONDAY, TUESDAY and WED
NESDAY, 10th lfth and 18th Of September
AT Lebanon on SATURDAY, September 15Ch, POSI-
lively for that day only.
Rug30-dkwtd J. VI. SEMMoSS-
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ENlFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED. TO,
L which the highest price in CASH will be paid
SEYMOUR, TANNING & CO..
'e2 Corner Markets and Church Streets
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NEW DRIED PEACHES wanted by
IN d. d. DiCKEY,
anglo On No. College street, Nashville.