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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-21
ABBOTT>S NAPOLEON.
SNEED,S REPORTS.
TO THE PUBLIC.


From the Rev DR.. J. 7 Edgar.
NAsHvLLE, August T. 1855.
Mr. SENN0ss Dear Sir :Haviug used for time past
pair Of your newly invented Brazilian Pebble Speuaces
feel hesitation ia testSng TO their superiority
any glasses heretofore known 10 In addition to their
unequaed purity Of surface they mpar from their peculiar
mechani-m visual and comfort to the eye preseTv
ing il alike from pain uneasiness 10 the eye,
however long at any one time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, }. I. EDGAR.
From VIM II. Hagans, Esq,
NASHVILLE, August 6, 1855.
Mn sENoHs After having used pair Of your "BraEi-
lian Pebb Spectacle" have hCsitancy in stating and
take pleasure in doing that they superior TO any
have ever used Respectfully. &c.,
W. II. HAGANS.
From D. D. Harris, Esq,
agree with W H. Hagans Esq., ir the above certificate
and take pleasure In Recommending al persons who in
want superior pectacles purchase II Mr. semmons
/ consider them superior to any have ever used
b. ID. HARRIS
From A. W. Hunt, NJ. D.
yERsoS, August 6, 1S55.
"Tbe longer use your glasses the mole fully am
WINGED Of their superiority all others have used"
Prom Rev. lhn W. Ogden
wBuE Hall, August s. 1855.
Mr., J. H. SFNN0Ns.-Dear Sir have used pair Of
your improved Specaces, for alb at two weeks and find
them superior any have tried, and have
mended ofmy friends call and try them and they
much pleased with them never tet tired while read
ing writing with them Tor hours together
Yours very, sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
10 Mr.. Sermons may be consulted at bis Office over
W. I Bsuy's Book Store, on the Square. aug lS-u
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DIED-At his fathers residence, near GAINESVILLE,
on the 10Th inst, after weeks Illness Of fux, Mr..
VIM B., eldest son of VIM. NJ. Stewart, Esq.
At his residence in Wilson county, Mr. WIN.
LAWRENCE, aged SO years.
ES- Banner please copy.
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TENNESSEE COPPER ORE IN ENGLAND.-We
learn from the Scientific american that the
Tennessee Copper Mines have sold 1900 tons
of ore in Liverpool since March last. The
lowest price was ego 12s Cd, and the highest
937 los per ton. The prospects Of the Ten
nessee Mines are stated to be good, the yellow
sulphuret ore being in great demand in Eng
land.
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AZ On Saturday, the 1st Of September,
there will be an American barbecue at Liberty
in Montgomery county, on grand scale. The
presentation of flag will give interest to the
occasion, and the best speakers in the country
will hold forth. The ladies and citizens gen.
orally, without distinction of party, are invited
Liberty was the banner district of Montgomery
in the late election.
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THE OFFICIAL VoTE-We receive frequent
enquiries in regard to the official majority for
Governor 10 the recent election. The official
vote of less than sixty counties has been re-
ceived. They come in unusually slow. As
soon as the vote is complete we shall waste no
time in giving our readers the result-untl
then we canno; possibly give them any better
idea of it than they already have.
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Wise's minority.


II is estimated that not less than 10000 voters
in Virginia did not vote-the viUd vOce system being
dangerous to the free expression of political opin
ion.-BaLtinaore american.
This is a larger vote. by at least 10000,
than was ever before polied in Virginia.
Hence we cannot understand why it is ''esti-
mated" that 10000 voters have stayed away
from the polls in this contest because they had
not sufficient independence to vote Uira Uoce.
If there are any such men, they are unworthy
the privileges of freemen.
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CIT,
r. C. McNAIRY & co.

No. SO COLLEG STR EFT,
II AVE just received per Express and opening
their Fall lmporatons of the most beautiful assor-
ment Of Goods brought to this market consisting
part OF
Lace Goods and Embr0iGeries,
Such VaIencenne Lace Capes Coarees and Sleeves;
Val Edgngs, Collars Sleeves separate and in
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes; Infants Embroidered
Robes coored and bordered Embroidered Handkerchief
&c &C. &c.
SILK GOODS!
Elegant Flounced Robes Moire Antique in all coIors.
Glace and various styles of Paids and Stripes.
ShawIs and Scarfs.
beautiful lot of Cashmere Scar and Stella Bordered
Shawls.
All these goods exceedingly handsome and in the
newest Styles being among the earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets. Call early, before they all gone.
aug20
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NEW URLEANs, Aug. II.
Pease, Democrat, has probably been reelected
Governor of Texas The vote, however, is close
August l3.-S. J. Peters, prominent merchant
of this city, died to day of disease of the heart
The deaths in this city during the week ending
to-day comprised 4l8, including 29l from yellow
fever.
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REMOVAL.
A. G. a. A. IL. BEECH

IAVE removed their stock Of Goods to No 49 Cole
street, where they will be glad their friend and
customers. We will be receiving Fall Stock in few
days. aug21-u
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~ The American Grand Council OF the
State of Kentucky adjourned on Thursday last.
It's next session win be held at Frankfort on
the fourth Wednesday In January, 1856.
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PROHIBITION LAW.

Let them and eNclaim they will pass 10,
And declare drink shall get after,
We give them, By way Of reply,
shout Of derisi0n and laU ghter;
For a . who taste lyons Shnupps,
SO delicious and exquisite find 10,
That never could tyranny gain
The right 20 restrict Of not sell Il.
4 VIE quality of these A r o MATIC sCHIEDAM
SCHNAPPs 5 well known that they DO not need
the putting that It appears others One tra Is all that 10
required convince person o. their superior qualify
Sold wholesale and retail By the sole propretors,
LYONS 4 CO.,
JylS 10 Cedar street.
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University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPAR MENT.
WESTERN MILITARY INSTTTu7

NVLLtWIAIt UtTAK MINT.
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE
VIE Session Of this College, which consist OF two tr,s
Il commencing respectively the 10Th September and
2eh January continues without interruption from the be-
ginning to the close the l2th June 1856 At -e.nt
there are seven Pro esSors in the COegeoue other will be-
added The course OF studies, in every department i a
thorough IN text books and e ching that any College
in our country The discipline strict yet parental and
maintained by dy and night Mental Moral and Physical
culture Economy and Discipline arc the especial ects II
the system.
Charges for Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fuel s wants
attendancr, use Of Arms Room Furniture, Towels Bet
ding leach Cadet 10 supply the necessary hauket siuu
term Of 20 weeks. Surgeons Fee and Medicines IS per
term. Engineering Modern Languages Book Keering nj
Fencing, each $40 per term Students Board ug with friends
are received on special arrau with the Chancellor
Faculty and charged sSI 50 per Tuition Fuel use
OF Public Rooms anc Arms. For particulars address
J. BERE}lEN LINpSLEY
Chancellor OF the University or
b. JOHNSON,
jy2I-5v Superintendent OF the Institute
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Auction Sale of Groceries,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1873, BY
HART & HOLM SW o AZ II FL.

w will sell THURSDAY 23i inst for cash. in front
w Of Warehouse Market street. very large and
well assorted stock Of GROCERIES, consisting in part
follows
80 hhds. Sugar: IS cases assorted Preserves;
$50 bags C0fee-Rio 81 boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
10u bbls rebl'ed MolaSses 100 A." Glassware;
200 do Rect'ed Whiskey; $40 sacks fine Salt,
25 do Old Bourbon do 10000 Cigars, assorted;
Is do do Rye do 200 Demjohns, various sizes
25 do Domestic Brandy; 100 dOZ Mason's Backing;
20 do Swt Malaga Wine so cases assorted Pickles;
so Claret Wine; = choice Ole Fr'ch Brandy;
% bxs Brandy Cherries 400 bundle Wrapping Paper;
100 bXs Star Candles; 100 boxes Soap;
80 do TalOw Candles; % do Havana Sugar;
ESQ kgs Shoenberg nails 100 bbs loaf poo crud Sugar.
TOGETHER WITH
Indigo Nader, Spice, Ginger Pepper Alum and vari-
Gus other articles too numerous to mention.
gf@ sale 0 Commence at 10 o'clock, Al
HART & HOLLINGSWORTH,
aug20 No. South Market street.
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Wheat. Wheat !!

w have hand and daily receiving extra heavy
w "a and rs Oznaburgs and Sheetngs suitable for
Wheat and Corn Sacks-which We will sell low for Cash.
MORGAN & Co
If puhic copora
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NomErmING NEM.

A LARGR supply q Horse Powers and fhrezAeTz, Gar
"a aep Eaines sre4s iAs ~ nchus ia diameter. Pre-
arick Pstsbarxh Coke Ls<8otlvo scrx~s bsncA sxsga
flsu P,s s Auzsfs AZ jast received and ior sale b.
D. ID. DICkkY.
apr48 No CdleK- street., Nashsils-
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FRR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT In the Southern portion 81 <Eeek
"a the city. The lot Il situated between Market 4ss
ard Maple streets, continuation Of froih STREET, AZ ~
and treats Carroll street &C eet running back 80 AA
fees, % aeythe House contains ou- ro<ns, With al
eight foot Hail. PORTAGE IN 'front.' and FoEcA eight fret udrs
Aat back Brick balings- ARy person Nising 10 bag a
eEi ant eofarabe hoe sh0gd sxaains The above hoase
AMI i0t sn sel cheap and vpen reaDnable tegra-
Il. A. DALlOWE. GsnsrAi Agent.
Isi6 40 II hndcrck strssk
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Gg All About the War! az

The Story of the Campaign:
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
aTent in the Criuea by Mai. E. Bruce Hamley, author
Of "Lady Lees Widowhood"
This work is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations a. The author is
eompishe officer Of The British army. ?. He is en-
gagged in the war, and has BEEN from the first. g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author l.
This Narrative Of the War written the spot. 5. 1t
contains complete Of the from the beginning
G. Il enghtens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
ey-The above with many other new books, be had
of TOON, NELSON CO.,
lyle a. Union street
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explosions.

regular meeting Of Priesty Lodge No. o. held at
IA the Lodge Room in the Town Of W4veIy. humphreys
county, Tenn., Saturday. the 3Oth Of June A d. 1885
Philander Prestly and Wm ). Parker, NJ Ms
mously expelled from the benefits and priv eges
ry for gross unmasonic conduct j. n. LITTLE, W. NJ.
@. G. HOLMES. Secretary. auS2G-w2t
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PARTNER WANTED

w ITH cash capital Of from $500 to $1,000 in lucra-
w tive, genes business. whose time would be required
only from A VI. to5P NJ To gentleman OF good Hd-
dress handsome income may be realized Goodsecurity
given for amount invested II preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed
~ Address ling where interview may be had TO
SUUTHERNER, Post Office.
n. B.-Persons not having the above amount Of Cash
need not apply. auglT-u
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whatever may have been the facts IN the Lou
isvile case no explanation alter the opinion OF
thoughtful and unprcjudiced men; and this viii be,
that associations TO put down foreigners and Catho-
lies can only result ia tumGt and blo0dshed -Bos.
ton atlas.
II men cannot associate peaceably together and
agree not to supper. foreigners and Roman Catho-
lies for Office without being attacked by foreigners
and Catholics with deadly weapons, the fact affords
the strongest possible evidence that the association
was not formed soon enough. II American citizens,
because they use the right Of suffrage as they
use the right Of suffrage as they please, are 10 be
shot down by foreigners and Catholics, Il Is high
tire that foreigners and Catholics should be taught
their places and their duties foreigners and
Catholics VII shoot and murder because they are
voted AGAINST, il Is miserable reason why they
should be voted for.-Lou. JoaraaL
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MOUNT oLIV,Er.

FRSONs aesrons q subscribing Tor stock In douni
OLvet Cenetery,' noS kaFs opportunity q Do
ing 90 b calling upon Las siEf CHocEarfs Dr. IaHs .
Y0raa A. NEsus AZ City Nan, shs give any iaigf-
nation desired Ia eSpeoed nat tASse Who yish 70 sub
scribe si Do isnsdAtsy, a. oy hniitrd AHaoens u
stock Is 70 Be disposed o.
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CROCKER,S SCHOOL,

n W n I . . = > = T z . a y II II = =
II 'HE next session will commence on MONDAY the 81 Of
l. September. For Board Tuition, Fuel Lights, &C, $50
per session of twenty weess.
aug20-dSwf f. L. CROKER,
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NOTICE.

TT The very great demand for Mr. SKsnGoSs Brazilian
Pebble spectacles has induced him probing his stay in
this City until Saturday, September 1st Those in want Of
these celebrated Glasses should call without lelay.
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The NEXT PREsIDENoY.-The GAINESVILLE
Chronicle has run up the name of WILLARD
FILLMORE as a candidate for the Presidency in
1856.
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Communicated.



The truthfulness OF the theory Of BaldWin's great
book seems to be constantly endorsed by the mo-
mentous events now transpiring both in the old
world and the new. A prominent fact in the plan
of Armageddon Is, that the United States Of Amer
lea will be invaded by the allied powers Of Europe,
Russia taking the lead. The New York Times
contains letter from Kossuth, in which that dis
tneuished foreigner broadly endorses the views o:
Amhgeddon. He says:
"To the people Of America, to the Union, may
saw thus much. Russia will not interfere against
slavery-that is true; but it may interfere against
Republicanism. If ia this war the power OF Russia
be not broken, Russia issues from the contest VIC
torious There is no third alternative The -four
points" secured, give victory TO Russia. And one
thing is cerain-Russia victorious In this war either
BY arms or by negotiations, Russia will be the ruler
of Europe's policy; and of that be sure, she viii
lead al Europe against A'asrieaa RepSblieaHiH"i"
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FALL ABE.
HATS, CAPS AND FUR GOODS
Pollard, Prather & Smith,

400 hSAH StEctt3 LOHisN AAiCs NY
VNE have made large additions to manufacturing de-
w partme: Is, by which supply friends with
better article Of goods in line than before u
manufacture, and ~ much superior in style
and quality TO goods bought Of jobbers in the Eastern
cities.
Our FALL STYLE DRESS HAT will be far superior to,
and Of a more elegant style than any other sold.
Our Of SOFT HATS embracing every color quality
and style, is very large, and will be sold at great
ly reduced prices
MEMS 4 BOYS WOOL ass5 HATs-we have the
largest stock 10 be found in<A~ any house in the
Union.
We determined sell goods to cash customers and
prompttime cheaper than they be had Of any
house, and by examination Of stock all will be
convinced.
Our Of goods for the Fall trade has been gotten up
der the supervision Of the experienced and prac
tised manufacturers in the country We obgate oursev
to sell every article in line Eastern prices, and
antee the quality and style to be better Rug20-2w
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SEGARSi SEGARS
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TWENTY THOUSAND Regalia segars, well assert
i ed, received this day by
aug21 VESSEL THOMPSON.
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WEIGH & GRIFFITHs
~ "a AN @B @

PATENT GROUND.
HAVING purchased from Mr.. VIM. southweD his Patent
i Right for grinding CIRCULAR and other saws, for
which have paid him large sum, ARE THE SOLE
PROPORTIONS OF We will reward any person
giving information Of infringemeniso on the same.
This is the only Machine, invented that will grind
Saw perfectly in thickness
They will require less ssttwill not heat while running
will saw smoOthsave cumberland keep edge longer
than any other made-and not liable 10 become
untrue.
All Saws made from extra quality Of Cast Steel
imported expressly for much higher cost
than is generally used for Saws.
We respectfully inform al manufacturers If Lumber that
no will be from this establishment but what Is Of
superior steel and workmanship the temper will be found
more even and uniform than any Saw in
k- Orders received Warehouse w Congress ST.,
Roston WEIGH GRlFRITHS.
And by our Agent,
H. BAKEWELL,
aug20-8m Alb Main Street. 81. Louis.
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f ARD-s0a bhls Ard wanted Immediately for which u
L. hiyhest market price IN Cash Uii Be paid.
r.srs5-dtf J. DOYLE co.
NJ. s. soulh Front sAshyIis rs.aA
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Tyree Springs.

FT'HIS delightful summer Retreat is now open for -
the reception Of visitors. The House has under A;
gone thorough reaptir, and the ample ar Eili
rangements have been made for the acco mur cation
Of those who desire Co avail themselves Of visit TO this
well known watering place.
IL will BE- the constant aim and enleavor Of the Proprietor
to please all who visit him. and preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded 90 these SPRINGS
by all their former patrons. Pedging himself uutrug
asSduity IN the discharge of al the duties dryoyng on
him as Proprietor be confidently hopes receive the liberal
patronage heretofore extended him by his friends and
the public generally.
lll supply Of Ice is hand and ready the season
je2l-tsepl WI. ROBERTS. Propriato
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THE OFFICIAL VoTE OF VIRGINIA.-Thc Rich
mond Enquirer publishes the official vote cast al
the late election in Virginia. The vote for Cover
nor is as follows:
Wise, .. S3,424
Flournoy, 70, PA
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A Card.

A Card.
WE the undersigned, having examined with attention,
w the construction and operation Of CHlLD'S GRAIN
SEPARATOR and witnessed with surprise and pleasure its
thorough action cleansing the foulest Wheat Of cheat
cookie dirt and particularly SNUT which removed from
the wheat without breaking he ball so-g the grain
impressed that Machine most necessary for the Of
our Farmers aud Mlers prepare the whetn merchant
able condition for the hone and foreign markets, and to
enable compete with those Of the North and
East in raising aud selling grain.
We the undersigned therefore feeling tie importance Of
obtaining an improved article u wheat the condition
described prepared offer 10 per cent above the
ket for ali heat cleaned through Chds Grain Sepa-
rators SEYMOUR, TANNING co.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
W. u. GORDON co.
]. L r. YEATMAN,
augl6-dlWs r. e. DANDY.
CHURCH ANDERSON
a. McALISTER 4 co
JOHNSON 4 WEAVER.
A. HAMILTON.
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miss JOSEPHINE LANE at No. IS Cedar street, will
WI open the session Of her School for Girls and little
Boys the list MONDAY in September She hopes the salts
faction given win insure her increased patronage.
aug2l-td
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CLOTHING CLOTHING y
EINE nnCKAwAY Fnn saIE.

I HAVE for sale q ane RoCKAWAY, suitable for one OF
Il two horses, vita a PORTABLE PARFiriON-has been
used about siK months Also, an excelnt FuRNGTuR Re
CAR Cheap for cash. Apply 10 L MOSES,
No. 10 CAlege street.
mys-d Opposite the ssVauec House.
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WHO h:

THE RIGHT OR THE LEFTl
TOON NELSON co. have just received works
One OF the number is
''The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits feke, its sketchngs graphic pic
lures powerful and aim noble - irCH" Rec EichO-
las Murray, d. D. iy16
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

II 'HE next Academic year will commence September 81
Teachers will be in their places during the week prev
Gus, TO receive and classify pupils
One Teacher ~ every twenty-five pupils
Morning and afternoon sessions the health Of all chill
dren demands.
Well ventilated and ample space for heahful exer-
cise
Mr. NICHOLS will have classes In Latin and Greek into
which young Ladies' not pupils of the Academy, will be adj
mitted.
At the time the Academy yields in sound and thor
ough Scholarship, Female School in the country It's
motto "The Lady rst the Scholar next never forgot
ten the recitation room the play ground. Hence
parents rely upon this-the social influence Of the
Academy will tend only 20 elevate and refine the sentiments
and manners Of their daughters.
aug21-St @. d. ELLIOTT.
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Grayson Springs, Ky.

UEdySOu Springs NY
VNHEsg Springs are situated In irayson county, -
Il Ky. - miles north Of the Mammoth cave AZ III
fording In great abundance every variety oi sulphur A
EAler pure Wh;e red black and salt sulphur and magne-
sa kc the curative qualities "a ~ which are unegaaied
at any otber watering place. -
Any persons desiring % visit Grayson anc wishes lnof-
nation, refer them TO Col John and Gen. W. w. Hard
Ing, near Nashville, Tenn.
Our place extensively Improved, which Wi fHoFd &C
co,r tion fr 0 persons and esLa bshmen will Dc
fouod good any other saeri1g place IN ne "es
onveyaaces can BE- had MamHloth Cave for place
ana the road Travelled Is very good country roai very
passahlc for carriages
t 10 riding per day 81 80 per iEeek % %; per nonh
ass 90 DAVID HERNDONg
JAS. Y. CLAKKSON,
anqC-i2ws NJ. y. CLARKsON.
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Il AND WARRANTs-Iv in pay CASH 70 an per
Ia sons having LAID Warrants 10 dspe.e u
n A. BALL0WE Gen. Agt
iefs No n Deadsrick 81
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WOOL! WOOLI! Mo0I!!!
ASH and the highest marAet price paid for good clean
- washed Wool, by
Jyl4 GB y. d. uICKEY.
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FLOURl FLOuRII
Land for Sale.

/ OFFER for sale COO SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES ~
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa miles from Columbia and four from ut Pleas
ant, being part q the tract ich reside.
This Land Is equal superior any in Maury county
IL well watered Che celebrated Devcrs Spring being on
the part offered for sae) well mbered W, improved
There are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. IL
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold body.
For further information apply TO az AshWood p Ofce
Maury county, Tennessee
augll-d IUCIUS J. POLK
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy